Remember the fun of our annual Barn Dance?

Watching the crowning of the Homecoming Queen.

Arriving at the scene of excitement, Mary Beth O'Connor and James Walsh agree that "It's a Grand Night for Dancing."

Ellen Crossman, president of the A.A.A., smilingly crowns Ellen Connors Homecoming Queen.

Cinderella had nothing on Carolyn Mark, who finds her Prince Charming bearing a corsage for his fair maid.

At home at the Homecoming Dance are Catherine Costa, Carl Rittmeyer, Marcia Meade, and James Hayes.

The A.A.A. officers take the lead in singing the Aquinas Loyalty song at the Homecoming.

Rita Gleason, James Glynn, Wilma Dunn, and Michael Zaukas are ready for a fun-filled evening.

"Mirror, mirror on the wall let this be the fairest night of all" is the silent wish of Cynthia Walco and Dorothy Jordan as they make some last minute touches before leaving for the dance.

Mary Maher, Barbara Koss, Daniel Rach, and Robert Hughes fill the pause that refreshes with a coke and a chat.