Dances Sparkle the Year
Students enjoy the music of the Continentals at a dance sponsored by the FHA Club.
"Let's go to the hop, oh, baby, let's go to the hop . . . " This year Santa Fe High School students attended a sock hop, harvest dance, a real "beat pad," among others. Seth Hall has seen many dances in its day, but this year's were probably the most imaginative. An artificial yellow harvest moon, a tree with falling leaves, and yellow, orange and brown crepe paper and the F.H.A.'ers had transformed Seth Hall into a barn dance for October. Santa Fe's own Continental band played their own records and top hits. Later, on November 6, students went "beat" in Tio Thomas' Cabana (alias Seth Hall) eating pretzels at checkered tables, the cats watched the entertainment and then danced on that real "cool" night.
Steve Earnest, Donna Clauser, Jerry Castellano, and Beverly Todd find the DECA check room to be a big help.
These couples discuss the practical applications of Zen philosophy in their "angry" lives.
•Man, like crazy," can best describe the music played by Pat Malone, Mike Mouchette, and Lewis Richey at the Beatnik Dance. Peering from behind is M.C. Mike Inlow. 203