Villa Victoria Academy - Memories Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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Embarking upon a whirling sea of delightfulness, the seniors ar- rived at the Prom. This gala event, the peak of the Villa social activi- ties, was emphasized bythe elabo- rate decorations that showed both planning and imagination, The theme, . . .de la mer , fitted into the bouyant mood of the evening, Eddie Hatrak's orchestra provided enchanting dancing music placing everyone in a world of romance. From the first martial notes of the Grand March to the last dreamy strains of Goodnight Sweetheart, the prom was a success. As the seniors slowly danced tothe fading music, a feeling of nostalgia began to cover them: for, indeed, this was their last prom. f444A. ,fi l . l C L 4 'yu ,,.--f'1v I 'fl 1 n ai A Laughing gaily, marching brightly, the se- niors lead the Grand March. Arm in arm they parade around the dance floor at the Country Club. During the enchanting everung of the Prom, four equally enchanting seniors pause on the steps of the Club. Left to right: Diane Repole, Suzanne Franco, Antoinette Lauda, and Kathryn Schupan. -Q f

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1-.aan gf' all Senior class officers smile over their yearbook photos. Did you ever hear of a senior who liked her pic- ture? 4 .. E ..- W-V., . .wi . 1 is ,.-,' we me -rx mm I , was mum Chemistry class members watch at a safe distance as Sister Superior demonstrates a miniature atom bomb. D l 'ws un IU Ill N' I ll Ill ll - The Pause that refreshes. 'f ' Classmates chat and enjoy vi, a drink during a warm l afternoon volley ball game. q

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Following tradition, the seniors and their dates visited the Sisters before going to the Prom. Excitement filled the air for although this was their last prom, it was their first one as seniors. ' A tw, l Lf GALA PROM f'Am I late? Anna Maria coyly asks Anthony. ,s gg,4m,,MQ. o ill n t p . at Q ' s . , . ., ligne , ' l H '4!s!lN,i?45!' ?:f-fitlfzfiilmf All '- 1 if F 'Q 1' 1. Zi?'f?'4?rgEg limi, ,. . . Lg, - P ,. rl P K - ie.. 4 ...fl y ' id. . -I, fc '- Q V J.. ' H. f 4 kv ,A I Yi' ' 'I' X I My 66 4 s 1 2 I K 1' 1 t ,mg .,: ,f ,gf .. nm X J ,Nl i H XA. W ' it If f fw- if it -:Vg -V.. . M' vb Prom Chairman, Edna Marval and date Tony Beiardo and President Ann Brown and date Bob Chellis welcome the chaperones and judges of the Prom Queen Contest to the Prom. The chaperones were: Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Marval, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruerio, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bombery, and Mrs. Helen Brown. The judges included: Miss Betty Sherry, young star of stage and screeng Mr. Walter Anderson, Publicity Director of the Eddie Dow- ling Officesg Mr. Charles Sweet, Personnel Director of Arnold Con- stableg Miss Irene Jance, Fashion Coordinator of Arnold Constableg and Miss Lynn Russell of the Cam- bridge Television Studios.