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Great Events The most cherished part of our lives, while we were in school, was the time we spent away from school, with our friends and fam- ilies. Everyone of us had experiences at par- ties, family gatherings and church activi- ties that were special to us. We remember things we felt were amusing, time together with friends and festive evenings on what otherwise would have been lonely nights. These were the best times of our lives, good things that would be forever remembered were fashioned by our minds into great events and rightly so, for there was nothing better than youth and happiness. 6
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The cardinals of Benton High School were unique in their own special way. Being the only south end high school in the city, they had full support from the community and certainly dominated the growing district with their services and talents. Exciting sports contests, excellent dramatic productions, and proud ROTC showings were a few examples of Benton’s outstand- ing achievements which south-side patrons had been enjoying and look- ing forward to each year. While the cardinals were working as a whole to maintain their proud and invit- ing image, there were also those individuals who strove to establish themselves and leave their own marks behind for others to follow. It was these people that made life interesting, and worthwhile, as they wound up their high school ca- reers. For with such spirit, am- bition, and enthusiasm from so many -- the Benton Cardinals were indeed flying high for another year.
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(1) Carmen Langford, Sharon Hayes, and Henrietta Thuston, practice a new dance of their own invention. (2) Parties are an important facet of every adolescent's life, including, FROM LEFT, Ron Bailey, Barry Robertson, Brian Weston, Bruce Redmond, and Dave Swartz. (3) Phil Lindensmith, LEFT, and Young Life sponsor Byron Thompson enjoy leading the singing at weekly meetings. (4) Young Life is a club designed to keep the younger people of St. Joseph active and interested in the community and centered around religion. Darline Chase and Brenda Davis join in singing a favorite 'Apple and Bananas'.
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