Viking_Yearbook_50

-00­ While "carnies" speiled in the background sheiks and flappers at­ tired in true Gay Nineties regalia danced at the Barristers "Naughty Nineties" dance. The combination of gay colored booths, and games of chance, sponsored by Vanport clubs, and the donning of "the clothes grandma used to wear" made the "Naughty Nineties" a so­ cial highlight of the year and an occasion to be welcomed by future students. Dancing girls, penny pitching, bal­ loon bursting and the traditional telegram booth enriched the ingre­ dients of an age-old recipe, enjoyed by all of the "old-timers" present. - e '" -C . ­ _ ... ";