Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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DANCES Shake it up baby . . . twist and shout . . The clustered crowd absorbs the loud music as it ricochets off the close walls of the gym. Hundreds of people say hundreds of things resulting in a drumming roar in which nothing can be heard. The band plays, the people dance, and an outlet for excess energy is furnished. Boys meet girls, girls meet boys; boys break up with girls, girls break up with boys; the complete cycle of social life can be dominated by this institution of our society. Among the dances held at Purcell this year were the Masterpiece Mash, Bash Bott Ball, and the Cavalier-a- GO-Go.

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EUROPEAN HOLIDAY An era ends. An era begins. The Wintermeyer touch becomes the Stelzle touch. A new personality comes to the directorts stand but still the same students are on the stage. M. Cfs Ironmonger and LaGory introduced a variety show with a lot of vanity. Comedy was furnished by the Beatles, the Man from C.H.I.N.K. and the Follies Bergere. Ironmonger, Tye. Hill, and Longfellow filled the soloisttroles aptly. Exodus, Havah Nagilah, Supercalifra . . ., the Beer Drinking Songs, Desihnato, and Pink Panther led the group numbers. Joe Santangelo did his annual piano masterpiece. And the band played on tMidnight in Moscow, Watermelon Mam. A good variety show this year? Yes . . . it was. Mixed chorus singing Jewish folk song. 21