Alumni News

   The holidays are over and the alumni certainly have left their impressions. They made an impressive showing at the Christmas formal. Jeannie Jones and Tom Righetti, Charlene Peters and Ronnie Caloss, Judy Crawford and Ronnie Cayll, Susie Gray and Tommy Gibbs, Sharon White and Tommy Woodruff, and Danny Wiser with Judy Reding were among the merry-makers.
   Of course everyone came out on New Year's Eve. Bill Winderweedle had a fabulous party which almost all of the '59 graduates and their dates attended.
   Tommy Woodruff and Bob Clerk also entertained. Taking in many of the parties were Carol Cubbedge and George Sprinkle, Chuck Washburn and Sharon O'Neal, Sue Sturges with David Day, Bill Joy and Barbara Keller, Jean Welch and John Jane and Pat Clarke.
   Congratulations go out to Carrington Sharp who was married to Bill Sheets last Friday in the Episcopal Church.

Fads & Fashions
By Molly Miltonberle

   The holiday season always brings with it a flood of new fashions. The girls welcome any occasion to dress up, and this year the boys were right along with them in the "dress up" department.
   Keith Caldwell sure looked sharp in his black and white plaid sports coat and black slacks, while Woody Leonard sported a "Perry Como" sweater with charcoal gray and red stripes.
   David Ellis-Brown certainly was debonair in his orion vest with the red and black border trim. A little dressier was good-looking Greg Holland in a white dress shirt with an Ivy League diagonal stripped tie and black slacks. Mike Dean really looked good in a striking pastel plaid sports jacket and charcoal gray slacks.
   Back to "women's wear"! Helen Whittington at the Christmas formal was so very chic in her long formal sheath of a heavy brocade. This stunning gown had an Oriental look which was most becoming to tall, attractive Miss Whittington.

   Donna Mueller was a hit over the holidays in her emerald green sheath with very puffed sleeves. Heels dyed to match made this a beautiful outfit.
   Sue Sturges turned up at Donna and Helen's party in a black velveteen dress with a scooped neck and embroidered trip on the full skirt. Pearl teardrop earrings and black suede heels completed her ensemble.
   Mary Cash and Linda Schmidt are now sporting almost identical pale green leather jackets, while Jean Welch is the owner of a three-quarter length cream colored corduroy sports coat.
   As far as fashions and fads go up North, the gals are wearing Kilties, known as knee-ticklers down here, which in reality are "thigh ticklers" and very large sized boys bulky knit sweaters, usually in size 42, no mater how tiny the girl is. These warmish outfits are accompanied by leotards in all colors.
   In Virginia, Capezios are out, saddle shoes are in and as skorts and other short skirts.
   That's it for now, keep up the good looks!