Bismarck High School - Prairie Breezes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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ucen Clorxa Klnck and Kmg B111 Lelfur renqned over the 1958 Valen tmcs Ball with Karen Hoff and Arnne ochnm attendmg Many nobles and thenr mxstresses vualtzed 1bout the floor admnrmg the royal couples The palace was adorned vuth magmfxcent Valentme decora txons the orchestra furmshed gor Valentine Ball geous mus1c and the entnre ball room was surrounded by a heart as large and as vxbratmg as many of the dancers hearts Ac the noble men and thenr ladnes left the court yard they reahzed that thls was m deed a Royal Ball never to be forgotten

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Homecoming Homecoming festivities began with the crowning of ueen Bunny Lester Bunny s charming attendants were Sandy Dillavou Gail Peterson Pat Schneidewmd and Sandy Smith ueen Bunny led the gay Homecoming Parade She was honored with a multitude of floats and the band The snake dance was held on the Thursday before the game beginning a new tradition at BHS To add to the jovialness the Bismarck Demons defeated the Minot Magicians 34 7 ueen Bunny accompanied by her attend ants came on the field at half time flanked by members of the BHS band Her Royal Highness xx elcomed followers and admirers at the Home 1,9 'r1 'v ill :rw ueen Bunny 'ni' A-sa Attendants Sandy Dillavou, Gail Peterson, Bunny Lester, Pat Schneidewind and Sandy Smith 26 I Q I . f Q Q , Y V. . l ..' . I ' . . . B' fi QN . t - I ' . . i ' - H' i 51 coming Ball immediately following the victory. Q ' E ly 5 7 1 ' if 1 A . 'IWW i Q tx' Y' e to -. ' fn at 4 S er ' V' l X e 'N a xl ' A N 3 . 5 ' K. i X

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