Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Three months of thought — weeks of preparation had fled swiftly. Now. refreshments had been ordered, decor- ations complete d. The moment every junior anticipates since his freshman year was almost here. Will my shoes match my dress. ' ' Did I order her flow- ers early enough. ' ' What if it snows! Can I have the car?? Dreamy music fills the air, crisp greens sparkle under soft lights. Yes, a Wonderland by Night has come at last. — M.H. Some of the best talk of the evening occurs in these chummy spots. Bob Loewe, Richie Atkins, and Mary Ford are in the foreground. Prom Committee included lee McEvoy, Sally Edwards, and Chairman Mary Heinicke, seen here with dates. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Hock, Mr. and Mrs. Schetller, Mr. and Mrs. Merkle, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. McEvoy, Mr. and Mrs. Panuallo, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. c

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Wonderland by Night comes olive to the strains of the Nomads - — and the juniors dance dreamily during their big night, December 26. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Hock are taking good care of every- body, including Mary Karen Andrews and Jackie Scepaniak. I utn Niy stic , magnificent Q u e enie • • • WINTER WONDERLAND 48

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FOLK MEMORIES . . . f can dance f act, sing . . . Four hands up ond around we go, cries Cowboy Jimmy Scheper fo Stevie Smith as they square dance to Country Style. . . . and through their songs the Ne- groes expressed their deep spiritual yearn- ings, Narrator Barbara Rohde declares, as she anticipates the scene at the right, dramatizing Old Man River. TC ' s own folksingers Carol and ' ' s99y below, capture the au- dience with If It Suits Your Fancy and Maria. 50 Pat Murphy ' s rich colorature thrills the Friday night audi- ence as she sings Summertime, a Gershwin favorite. improvise an ode