Bellarmine Jefferson High School - Shalom Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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een Alice Moreno Reigns At Homecoming ..,N, 503' JZ? hours of preparation at an end, the 1968 Homecoming Court was to an anxious crowd: Third Princess Teri Harman, with her Tom Thielmang Second Princess Cathy Zambrano, with her Smoke and cheers from the bonfire and rally at Buena Vista Park surged toward a darkened sky, setting the mood for the 1968 Homecoming festivities. Saturday morning, the celebration continued when students gathered on the parade ground to decorate for the biggest parade in Bellarmine-Jefferson's history. Lead by the Drill Team, the caravan of cars began at school with a final touch of elegance added by the Homecoming Queen and her court. The parade concluded at lVIcCam- bridge Park where helium-filled balloons floated upward carrying with them the hopes of all for a victorious home- ,4 escort Rick Luce, Queen Alice lVIoreno with her escort Bob Sottileg First Princess Laurie Nlurrin, with her escort Terry Nlurphyg and Fourth Princess Chris Kilduff with her escort Bill Delehanty. coming game against Valley Christian. Our lovely queen, Alice Moreno, and her princesses, Laurie Murrin, Cathy Zambrano, Teri Harmon and Chris Kilduff were introduced to all at half-time. The Drill Team provided the rest of the half-time activities to the tune of Black Is Black. That evening, the theme of the Homecoming dance, Autumn Leaves, was artfully displayed with trees, water- falls and vibrant autumn flowers. The music of the Scott Allen Orchestra reverberated through the night leaving behind it memories of an unsurpassed dance. 73 u ' e

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Spotlight Focuses on Queen and Cotut in Camelot Tension and anxiety mount at the doors of the Golden State Room as Mary Ann Hoffmann and Cathy McGann await the announcement of the Prom Court. V f . 'F Bob Alvani. Donna Hoffman. Micheline Schirm, Sam Bellomo, Kathy Griffin, Mike Hurley, John Faubion, and Mary Ami Hoffmann find Camelot a spot of splendor and beauty. Strains of music floated softly over the swirling dancers at the B-J Junior- Senior Prom. This year our prom was held at the Statler-Hilton Hotel in the Golden State Room. Camelot was the theme and stately golden pillars set the mood for the evening. Music was produced by Bob Schermer and The Blue Notes. Excitement mounted as the moment arrived for the announcement of the queen and her court. YVhen the queen was announced, murmured exclamations and loud applause filled the room. The lovely queen Debbie Miland surrounded by her charming princesses lVIary Ann Hoffman, Cathy lVlcGann, Patti Mo- lenda, and Lorette Schirm reigned over an enchanted evening in mystical Camelot. This year's Prom Chairman Mary Deroo together with Cindy lngrao and Peggy de Diego, worked hard to make the April 25, 1969 Prom a night to remember. Cathy McGann, John Faubion, Mary Ann Hoffmann, Kathy Griffin, and Mike Hurley admire the beautiful hotel gardens. I Sam Bellomo pins corsage on date Micheline Schirm while they spend an enchanted even- ing in Camelot. .fi Q Qty te 75