Exuberant Dancing & Music Entrancing
We think nostalgia is the perfect way to enter the weekend. Let us be your guide.
The way we were
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Soaring
We would be jumping for joy too if we could dance and play the violin at the same time. Can you say double trouble?
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Guess the historical figure
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Who am I?
Satchmo was the name. Trumpet was my game. History has me down as one of the finest and most influential jazz musicians of all time. Heck, I even fought it out with The Beatles for the top spot a couple of different times.
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Blast from the past
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DJ for life
Television may have killed the radio star, but this disc jockey's light will never dim.
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Photomyne user photo
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Goin' to the chapel
"This photo is of Miss Lenore McLain’s morning kindergarten class (1954-55) at Garfield School in Marinette, WI. The class was asked to dress as George or Martha Washington for a performance of a 'minuet' dance in commemoration of George Washington’s Birthday, which was celebrated in those years as a holiday on February 22. The 'class' included our canine mascot, Toby, who came to school every day from a nearby home. The kindergarten class was made up of neighborhood children in Marinette, WI, a small community located 50 miles north of Green Bay (WI) on the upper Michigan border. I recently posted the photograph on social media and heard from several fellow students, who I have not seen in over 60 years. I am in seated in the far left chair in the first row."
Photo source: Photomyne user John Laabs
We'll be back Monday. Have a great weekend :-)