Bennett High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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.ef MISS OLGA ZUNIGA MISS DEBBIE CORCORAN Spring Dance Queen Prom Queen No day in the life of our youth is a more special day than the day of the BIG DANCE which specializes in soft lights and gay moods, rustling dresses and music, smooth. Bennett rounds off the who1e man - gives vent to social grace in four major dances each year. In 1967-68, Miss Cathy Stalker reigned over the festivities during the Taylor Township- Bennett Homecoming game as a backdrop of mute fans in gaily painted colors gave emphasis to the charm of five lovely ladies. Miss Dottie Backs proudly wore the crown as the Christmas Spirit mounted high in the traditional red and green regalia at the UAW Hall on December 28. The pink and yellow, green and blue of Spring made March 22 a special day in the life of Queen, Olga Zuniga, as sprightly music led her to her throne and coronation. Pressed corsages and scented tallies will always remind our Juniors and Seniors of the sweet memories and thrilling strains to which they danced their last goodbyes to a glorious year. The queen, Debbie Corcoran, with a gracious smile and a breathless sigh, bowed daintily to re- ceive the crowning glory of four thrilling years which could only be climaxed by this day in the life. With the Staircase to the Stars as theme, it was inevitable that Bennett's youth stepped up to the last dance of the year with such eagerness.

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Royalty on Display MISS CATHY STALKER Homecoming Queen MISS DOTTIE BACKS Holly Hop Queen

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The Noble Court Homecoming: Novemberns Highlight PRINCESS BECKY LAKE PRINCESS IONI HUMMER Senior I unior ,N PRINCESS DEBBIE SIMON PRINCESS CATHY OSBORN Sophomore Freshman