Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Plannung and brnnglng to realnty the varnous actuvmes of a Halloween homecomnng were addutnonal tasks assumed by the ECFO WHISPER stat? The football team provnded a thrnllung vnctory over Dearborn for the spectators who were enter tamed at half time by a parade of beautuful floats Coronatnon of the queen and her court was a feature of the Homecomlng Ball whnch followed the game H1 Carolyn VonKeuren was crowned by last year s queen Sue Cook. To the music ot Bentley's Dance Band, the queen and her xubiects danced Pretty Homecoming candidates gathered In the lobby to be es corted onto the stage for the final decision 1- 'Fwy ef'- Newspaper staH's extra projects included Homecoming and . N 4' H ' , W l . A ' ' :B X L, 9 .. . I 1 t 9 ' tx . Q A

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WHI PER ECHO goal to prmt all the news all the time Jamce Lechel served copably as edltor ot the ECHO WHISPER during the past school year Newspaper publlcatnon completed the actnvutues of the Publlcatlons Department Thus year the ECHO WHISPER staff sold subscrnptnons wuth copues of the printed ECHO guven to all who contracted to purchase every WHISPER Whnspy waged a successful campaugn to present all of the school news all the tlme to the student body Dnrected by Mr Jack R Comstock the newspaper staff also shouldered the presentation of Homecommg and the Exchange Assembly The Sprung Froluc nn March was a lount prolect of newspaper and yearbook staffs comblnmg wlth the Royalty Romp usually a December event ,,! l w. f'A.f You mean he doesnt have that story In yet? oslu Mr Comstock an dlsbellel kg NEWSPAPER STAFF lMr Jack R Comstockl Dnscussmg new asslgnments are front row lem Tuoman Jamce Lechel Jaclue Bruemng Sue Hall Janet Eodt Back row Tom Petnlln Jum Culbertson Jerry Byrne Barbara Zaleslu Gall Hotchluss Ed Pnnglemler Mary Pope

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organization of Yearbook fExchangei school-talent assembly i -W l' Climaxing a two-week yearbook subscription drive was the K ' A i 1. , LQ' f 'A Yearbook Exchange Assembly on November 21. All students A - ' ' 5 - 9 who had purchased a yearbook subscription were admitted ' - V ' free. The assembly presented talented Bentley students in a ' , I gi variety of acts ranging from top dancers to pantomine. Piano 'R ' boogie, folk singing, a rock-and-roll quartette, modern inter- , 1 X if pretive dancing and music by the Dance Band added to the i' ' pleasure ofthe program. I Q l ln February the program was presented at Redford Union High ' ' l R School as an exchange program. lt was staged under the ' direction of Mr. Jack Comstock. .I l, K ' X l 1 , r ' ll Sharon Sokolov's vigorous pantomine of A Good Man is Hard to Find and the original harmony of the Invincibles were particu- larly exciting parts ofthe Exchange Assembly. Left loot? Right foot? Oh, what's the difference, we're having lun, the Senior can-can girls' expressions seem to say. The masters of mass confusion were: Gwen Trombley, Marg McCarthy, Meredith Keras, Bonnie Button, Carol Matevia, Nancy Aimino, Rose Spicer, and Sue Clark. l l.i i 3 i i i l l l fr 119