Power Memorial Academy - Power Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THE JUNIOR PROM AN ENIIHIINTING NIGHT IN IIIPIIN For tI1e seeoud year tI1e juuior Class sponsored its ow11 tluuee. N'VitI1 Brotlior Fellows 11s IIICII' e11pa1I1Ie clireetor, tliey tl'ilIlSpIillltl'LI tI1e eI111r111 111111 Iiezluty of tI1e Orient to tI1e gv1111111siu111 tllfllllgll tI1e use of 2111 UIITIIICIISU ll1lll'2lI depicting Mount Fuiiy11111a1, ll I3ud1Iist VIIOINIJIC uud 21 Ming Tree. By tlllt use of tliese lIllIl'klIS tI1e gym IDCCLIIIN' Ll IJULIIIIIIIIII 1'ep1'ese11tz1- tio11 of j11p1111's LlllCICllt I21lllISC1lPC.' The regal LIIIITOSPIIOIT' of tI1is old eouutry filled tI1e gym witli tI1e sweet perfiime of tI1e Ioug flat rice putties. It is seldom realized just I1ow 111ucI1 Work goes i11to ll CIQIIICC of tI1is kind and the juniors with tI1e experienced uid of il few 111e111bers of tI1e dance eo111111ittee proved tI1e111seIves 21 very eapulmlc group in LlI'1'21llgIllg for tI1e deeo1'z1tio11s, refresh- ments, tiekets, progr11111s, table favors, and for tI1e QICIULII LICC0l'1ltIllg itself. Bob Nluglioue 11r1'z111ged for tI1e music :uid persoiinlly lead tI1e111 to ll IHIITIIJCI' of top tUllCS ill'0lIIKI t0VVIl us well as 21 medley of tI1e old oues. Hrotlier VVCig21I1CI was also Oll I1z1111I with I1is ez1111er11 to capture tI1e happy glow of everyone forever o11 film. But as :1II good things 11111st come to 1111 end, :lt twelve o'eIoek till? CILIIICO was over :uid tired couples started for I1o111e eoiiteutecl tI1z1t tI1is was tI1e finest dzluee tI111t they Ililil ever atteiided and tI1z1t tI1e junior Dauiee Coiumittee was indeed ll great asset to tI1e seI1ooI. FINALLY Shaun Foley and his date arrive at the Junior Prom held in the gorgeously decorated Gold Star Gym. TWO CHARMING couples enjoy themselves as they are having their picture taken, while thc others soak in the atmosphere of the dance. IUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE. I. Kelly, E. Caulfield, D. Gillroy, Bro. Fellows, I. Woicik, A. Miller, D. Mullaney. Back Row. T. Koppinger, P. Duffy, T. Dwyer, P. Cahill, E. Garrett, J. Donavan and A1 Embriano, T. Dowd and M. Flynn not present. 71

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THE DANCE COMMITTEE Under the decorating genius of Bro. Dennehy this yt-ar's Dance Committee flourished into one of the most effi- ciently IIIIIICIIKIll-Ol'gilIllZiltI0IlS of the school. New designs used in decorating the stage and ceiling of the Power Gym added to the gaiety of the Power Dances and gave a festival air to the night. The ceiling decoration ranged from a tent- lilte elliect to a complete lowering of the ceiling through the use of crepe paper W AIIILI Colo1'L'tI stl't'2lll1Cl'S. Xvitll the ZIIJIC - TIME OUT FOR A COKE, is the cry of J. Sullivan to sleepyeyed M. Hanley, as A. Didier looks on while waiting to do some more work in preparation the coming celebration assistance ol 'Iom Regan lns committee of the evening president. Iiro. Dennehy arranged for the hirin 1 ol' the hand Jurchase of deco- S P I rations. layout of decorations and print- ing of tickets, all intricate parts of put- ting on a good dance. The committee made up of seniors, lioh McDermott, Polla, john Nlclieefe, Nlilce Keating, Frank Angeline, Ed Callaghan, john Conti, E. Keeler, Claude linzcika, Vin- cent Cnllinan and joe Sullivan. juniors on the committee were, A. Dedier, M. Rooney, XV. Conrad and T. Santora. ' Sophomore year was ably represented hy Big Benny XValler. The end result of the eomhining of these individuals was an efficient, effective Dance Com- mittee which was responsible for many of the good times had hy Power men this year. ' DANCE COMMITTEE members are tlst rowl: J. McKeeefe, M, Rooney, B. Waller, C. Ruzicka, S. Polla, F. Angelino. l2nd rowl: E. Keeler, A. Didier, M. Hanley, D. Wilson, J. Sullivan, W. Conrad, M. Keating, T. Regan, P. Newman, LOOKING OVER the plans for the next decorating scheme are T. Regan, OKAY, I HAVE IT, says J. McKeete to his fellow workers as Bro. Dennehy, Moderator, P. Newman and Mighty Benny Waller. they swing the piano around for' the jive session to follow later 70 in the evening.

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POSTER CLUB JOHN TUBA. LOUIS POUPON, VINCENT BAYEN, JOHN ANDRELLA. AND ALAIN DIDIER. 72 SIGNS FUR THE TIMES During tIic past yittlf, as Powcr SIIICIOIIIS Imvc XVLIIltIl'I'l'KI tiirmigli I1z1IIs. tI1cy IILIYU stoppccl almi alcimirccl tI1c cIiI'I-crcnt coIorI'uI postcrs LltIYK'I'IISIIlg tht' various social ami z1tIiIctic cvciits ul- thc scI1uoI. 'I'I1c zulvcrtising is clout' Imy I'uwc1 s Imrtl-wtwlting Pustcr Club. Now ill its' SUCOIILI yczu' of cxistcncc thc CIIIIID is imnicr thc supcrvision of Iirotlicr Ilcnuclmy. Ilis stuff consists of john bIuIm, AIa1in Diciicr, .lolm AmIrcalIi1, Vinccut Hoyci' amd Iiouis Poiipmi. TIic CIIIII Iials I1cIpctI L1lIYt'l'tISO tht' Yczu'ImoI4, gIcc cIuIm, Imskct- IJQIII gauncs tht' caml party :uid truck tcum. I'roI1z1ImIy, tI1c most intcrcsting uni SIJUCIAICIIIQII' cou- tributimi of thc group IIQIS Imccn tiicir many COIOYIIIII postcrs dur- ing Vovaticm NVccI4. 'I'I1cir postcrs 1IcpictccI thc cIifI'crc11t zlspccts of Iifc of an IULICIIIIIQ' Ill'0IIll'I'. TIM' Postci' Club, IIll'0llj.fIl tht' Inst two ycurs, Ims Imccomc an cstz1IuIisI1ccI activity in Powcr. Its' mcmimcrs, IIITUIIQII tI1cii' zu'- tistic IQIICIIIS, Imvc stirrcci thc spirits of 11II thc Powcr studcnts, thus aiding a1II thc activitics of Powcr. TIN' Club will UVOIIIIIRIIIY zlttmct Iltllllf' mort' mcmlmcrs, Iw- causc it will play il vital rolc in thc futurc of :III thc Powcl' alc- tivitics. It will a1Iso OIILIIJIQ' tht' st11cIc11ts, that arc intcrcstcci, tu cxcrcisc tIicir tnicnts :mei to Inu-n thc ncwcst icicals in thc IicIcI of nrt.