AFA Youngbloods go back to school

Last Friday saw The Library in Northbridge packed out by ‘class heroes and class zeroes’ of the Youngbloods variety for their second annual winter party. Danielle Glenister reports.

On the back of two huge winter events already this year, the nightlived up to expectation as the committee pulled off yet another massiveevent with blazers, ties, pom poms, nerd glasses and tartan skirts asfar as the eye could see.

The committee, headed by President ElliottWoolf, wanted to make sure it was another night to remember.

“Wewere rapt that everyone really got into the theme and the spirit ofthe night, it really said a lot about our close community” said Woolf.

Everyonearrived ready to kick it old school and put a big effort into theircostumes, packing out the dance floor from start to finish. A big thankyou goes to The Library for housing the night and ensuring theresponsibility and safety of all the attendees. The continuingenthusiasm for Youngbloods over the past two years from people from allcorners of the industry has been overwhelming and the committee arealready keen to keep that momentum going by planning forthcoming eventsnot to be missed later this year. Finally, the Youngbloods team wouldlike to thank the following sponsors, without whom none of this year’sevents would be possible: Val Morgan, ECU School of Communication andArts, 92.9, Pilpel Print and Quality Press.

To become a member of Youngbloods WA, email elliott@303.com.au Alternatively search for the Facebook group Youngbloods — WA.