Blue Hill High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Blue Hill, NE)

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Betty Karr joeline Kuhn Attendant Queen Dan Baird Ronald Kort King Attendant mice - Semin Zcwgaez' The junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held May 11, 1959 in the Blue Hill High School auditor- ium amid the twinkling stars in the silver and blue atmosphere of the ballroom. The theme, Catch a Falling Star, was a reality for Joeline Kuhn and Dan Baird who were crowned Queen and King of Blue Hill High School. Attendants for the Royal Couple were Betty Karr and Ron Kort. Members of the Sophomore Class entertained the Queen and King with a version of the Perry Como Show. Perry's guests included Sal Mineo, the McQuire Sisters, and jane Mansfield. His regular cast included Manners, the Butler, and Frank Galop. Entering the auditorium all attention was drawn to the glimmering silver star which rested above a blue velvet throne. Blue and silver streamers were drawn to the star and also covered the walls. The ceiling was midnight blue studded with tiny silver stars. Mellow blue lights added to the starry atmos- phere. The tables were covered with white table cloths which were bordered with a couple descending on a star in a mist of tiny stars. The placecards, programs and napkins had the same pattern. The nut cups were an inverted bell on a star base filled with pea- nuts and mint candy. The elegant centerpieces placed on the head tables followed the theme and candles were placed on the individual tables. During the meal, Mrs. Ivan Grueter played ap- propriate organ music. The menu consisted of the Little Dipper Cpunchl , Star Dust Ccrackersb, Celestial Delight Csteakl, Fleecy Clouds Cmashed potatoesb, Harvest Moon- beams Ccornl, Starry Mist Csaladj, Satellites Crel- ishb, Dew Drops in the Moonlight Crolls and but- terj, Stars in the Milky Way Ccookies and ice creaml, and the Big Dipper fcoffee and waterb. The Junior Mothers planned and prepared the meal. The members of the Sophomore Class serving the meal were: waitresses, Mary Courtright, Sandra Cur- ry, Mary jones, Karen Toepfer, Donna Wademan, and Virgie Wibben, waiters, Dale Gartner, Dennis Kort, Tom Kort, Gary Oye, Allen Rose, Dennis Sack, Bill Svoboda and David Malesker. The waitresses wore short white skirts and white blouses with blue aprons and white shoes. The wait- ers wore suit trousers with white shirts and black bow ties. Each carried a white towel. PROGRAMME Toastmaster: Neil Rose S-Starlight, Starbright .. .. , ............ . Robert Fish T-To Light Our Way .... ..... Alvin Witte A-A Bit of Stardust ..... .......... . . Mary Ann Alber R-Reflections in the Stars . .... .............,... Nir . Gray S-Stars to Catch .. , . , ......... . Dean Wormuth After the coronation, the remainder of the even- ing was spent dancing to the organ music provided by Mrs. Grueter.

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.latin 7m 66444 Left to right: Mrs. Gray, Ruth Hofman, Don Bauder, D a n Baird, Barbara Bachrnan .latin ?omgue1! On a March evening in 1959, the Latin students of Blue Hill High School turned the clock back 2,000 years and enjoyed a Roman banquet. Roman dress, worn by everyone present, lent authenticity to the setting. The banquet was served by slaves, future Latin students of the Sophomore class. Food which ancient Romans ate made up the three-course meal. The Latin II students presented a Latin play en- titled Bulla, or The Locket. Bob Fish and Ron Kort gave a skit about a used chariot dealer and a pros- pective customer, and the slaves acted out nursery rhymes in a Roman setting. Mrs. Gray and students Roman women Latin I students and slaves watch prepare the meal the Latin II class perform Slaves serve the meal