Valley Forge Junior High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Wayne, PA)

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W ' 7 ' 7 The calm before the storm. On Friday, October 26, students and teachers at Va ley Forge succeeded in bridging the generation gap when they at- tended the highly successful first 5O's hop , sponsored by the Eyrie. The dance was a sell-out that could have rivaled American Bandstand . Credit for such great student response should be given to those teachers who were brave enough to come to school that Tuesday dressed in the style of the 50's for their part in the year- book assembly, where they danced to all the old favorite dances, such as the jit- terbug and the twist. Parents must have looked at their sons and daughters with nostalgia as they left for Friday night's dance, the conventional dress of the 70's was shed for the traditional 50's get-up. Bobby sox, saddle shoes, big sweaters, long pleated shirts, and ponytails were in for the girls, and greased hair and leather jackets for the boys. The disc jockeys, llflatt Hirsch and lVlr. Z , spun old records of the 50's while sitting on the colorful platform which the yearbook staff had decorated. The cafeteria looked especially nice too, with the streamers on the ceiling and saddle shoes painted on the windows. ln spite of traffic jams on the packed dance floor, a contest was run for the nest dance couple, the prizes being free yearbooks. At the stroke of 10:30, all the students didn't turn im- mediately into pumpkins, but by lVlonday ' things were back to normal.