Students and chaperones are shown sitting around tables, conversing. It cuts to dancing where the students have coupled up. There are multiple different dances shown before it cuts back to another lab scene where students are dissecting frogs.

The sections begins with girls dressed in 1920s flapper girl dresses performing the can-can and the Charleston in line. The quality cuts out severely, but two children and a man dance. The film continues with other performances that are hard to decipher due to the quality. The cuts back to the flapper girls performing with varying film quality. The end of this section shows couples in their costumes standing around the gym, posing for the camera.

The stage is set like a French Bistro as a girl dances the can-can before a boy in a white coat, black turtleneck, and beret performs a monologue. A boy band plays with strong Beatles influence. Others sit around on the stage watching the frivolity. There is some auctioning of art before a few girls perform ballet.

Girls are dressed in a variety of stereotypical costumes like mammie, hillbillies, or cats. Girls sing while another accompanies them on the piano. Sashes are pinned on the pagent winner for the Sweetheart dance. There are girls dancing in the gym and couples sitting around as well.

One hundred or more boys stand in the gym performing calisthenics together as well as running relay races.

Girls in leotards perform various gymnastic tricks including high beam, floor work, and trampoline.

Couples are dressed nicely while girls announce and present various corsages. Couples walk down some sort of ramp while people sit around watching. Dancing ensues.

Multiple different cheering routines are performed for different crowds.