Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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I rs, k ...if Regal smiles wreathe the faces of Royalty Ramp Queen Toni Jackman and King John Champe. Royalty reigned at Spring Frolic King and queen and blooming flowers of the Senior Class to complete reigned the decorations. at the Spring Frolic. They enhanced Heralding the vernal equinox The P e'7Y dfeSSBS, QGY moods, igymnasium versioni df9UmY mUS'C, were Colorful birdgl making the '59 Frolic truly a white picket fence, G nigh? to femembef-

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Tom Evelond's record thrilled crowd Symbolic of the dedication and the abilities of Bentley athletes was the 33-point record set by Tom during the season's first basketball game. The performance has its counterparts in other athletic areas: the bases-loaded home run, the hole-in-one, the completed fourth-down, shoestring pass, the four-minute mile. And Tom typities all the boys who, wearing the green and white, give their whole effort and best sportsmanship for their schools honor.

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Graduation: Highlight of Highlights. Grandest As gathering dusk dapples of all Cogtumeg the football field, is the academic gown, Commencement-conscious Seniors most beautiful congregate, of all music hankies lthere are always tearsl tucked handily is Pomp and Circumstancef' in clenched fist Of 90Wn'f0lf-lf most coveted shoulders straight, of all papers hearts hammering, is the diploma. unable to measure No Senior their eagerness to welcome the new would dispute these statements. against their reluctance to leave the old, certain only that this is their finest hour. Diplomas at last! exclaim Senior dugg otficers Bob Fishback, Sue Overmyer, Champe, and Stew Papineau. John I 5 r 2 :' ' ff -4 i7 ' R V S,'v 'Q I . V N xx ., M 1 1 , syn- .6 , ,A I I f ' K .. ' X XX x -r 5 M, -1- 1 l 1 Xxx , rl s ll Pl X . If ' ell Q .i 1 1 fl l i ffl gi ' i 5 , Ei i E 5 t . ,, A if ' x , . L, 4