Blend High School - Memories Yearbook (Blend, IL)

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LARRY CASCIO MRS. TOIGO (ANNUAL S. ) MR. MARCACCI (CLASS S. ) In Appreciation We, the members of the Senior Class, thank you, Mr. Marcacci, for your sponsorship. You have faithfully helped us in all of our projects. Without complaining you have guided us through thick and thin, often leaving your own work to do so. A class could never ask for a more patient and understanding sponsor, and now we realize how lucky we have been to have had you as such. A note of appreciation is not all that you deserve, but call it gratitude, appreciation or something else, we want you to know that it comes from the bottom of our hearts. We also thank the men and women of Benld and the surrounding areas for their support of our class projects. They have cooperated willingly and we are sincerely grateful. We expecially thank Mr. Albert Bertagnolli for his help in making our Junior-Senior Banquet a success. We are also grateful to the '53-'54, and '55 Memories Editors and their staffs for pre- serving for us some pleasant memories of our first three years in high school. We hope our fellow students enjoy our volume as much as we have theirs. MARJORIE M. TURCOL - '53 SHELBY BRODERICK - '54 ROSEMARIE VERNETTI - '55

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KATHLEEN BEDNAR RICHARD ECONIE THERESA MAGELLI LYN ZERBOLIO HOWARD CURTIS LEE ZERBOLIO MYRON KATZ CAROLE VERNA BILL EBERT

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Our Coronations For two years in succession our class has sponsored the Coronation of the Valentine Queen. Our 1955 Sweetheart was Miss Rosemarie Vemetti escorted by Daryl Butcher, and our 1956 Queen was Jo Ann Senak who was escorted by Howard Curtis and crowned by Richard Econie. Her court included the crown bearer Karen Tiburzi and Jimmy Slapak, and the following girls and their escorts: Evelyn Bravin and Don Obertino, Elaine Spudich and Bart Bertolino, Carol Enrico and Jack Marcacci, Verna Fritz and Eddie Beluin, Gloria Culver and John Gay, Mary Lou Cavallo and John Granger and Sandra Libbra and James Sabat. More pictures of Jo Ann's court appear in the Activities Section on pages 64 and 65.