Bloom High School - Bloom Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

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Everyone aTTending The T958 ver- sion oT The Homecoming dance had a daTe wiTh an angel. For The TirsT Time The new caTeTeria was The scene oT This annual aTTair. l-lowever, Thanks To a superior decoraTing job, The dance Tloor hardly resembled The caTeTeria as we lcnow iT. A large whiTe Telephone in The cenTer oT The Tloor helped To carry ouT The Theme. As The cloclc approached I l:OO p.m. all eyes Tocused on The coronaTion plaTTorm where, amid squeals oT de- lighT, Bob Seely and Bebe Willis were crowned king and queen. MGT DTWThA A li' PaT Noll and Gerry Clarey sland ready To congraTulaTe King Bob Seely and ueen Bebe Willis

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Viclories care Celebrcaled dl Dances l-learls were high and happy aller lhe loolball 'lroians had handed arch rival Thorn- lon a sound lhrashing. Whal a perlecl lime lor a dance lo worlc oll some ol lhal reserve energy, and whal beller way was lhere lo gel acguainled wilh lhal cerlain someone. The annual Gel Acguainledn dance lilled lhe bill in every respecl. On VaIenline's Day, lollowing a 47-46 baslcelball viclory over Kanlcalcee, lhe salislied Trojan supporlers lloclqed lo lhe Blue and While dance lo celebrale, Above: Cupid reigns supreme. Below: Gelling Acquainled. .

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Fciculty Conquers Students The Red Cross drive was highlighted by the annual student-taculty game. Under the supervision ot the student council and Blair Peterson, commis- sioner ot public weltare, the game pitted the members ot the teaching statt against the senior boys belonging to student council. This year a strong taculty squad composed primarily ot physical education instructors and ably coached by Fred Jacobeit, amassed a total ot 42 points to sweep the contest. The students, led by top rebounder and leading scorer Paul Clarey, were at an extreme disadvantage, laclcing the height and experience ot the older men. Right: Senior Vice-President Paul Clarey clears the board tor the students. Through Spcice With Jupiter The big event ot the year as tar as ..,i: 2 - Ldtm StUdGntS are Concerned was the gg gygsi gg T T g annual Roman ba nquet. Dressed in 5 ...y a T R f . homemade pallas, togas, and stolas, 't rt' i s it T -- - yyy.,s ja . R members ot Socii Romani, Roma Pa rva, wg ' g a f aw' Q and the Advanced Latin Club paraded gg T g T i ' th rough the halls to the cateteria, ' g g 5 15 y where the teast was held. ln accord- g T gg T T ance with theg theme Through Space 1 gg g gg ,T 51 ,TTT U T 1. K with Jupiter, the pueri and puellae aiTi me T a ,gi W gig gg T presented songs, dances and slcits TT -' 55' .. ' f T i'iTT T Y V 7 T fs 5 'T' Q T' ' i T ' q qwwfz H r' gf. T -a about the gods tor whom the planets ' gg g. T ltt : ff R R r are named. gg ,Tig g g T RRTT , . T A' gT.g R ' 'gtt R fi ' ii' ' - - Lett: George Thoeming and Jerry Geigel, ' Tg ggg. young Roman warriors, prepare to engage in T' 1i mortal combat much to the amusement ot the T TTTTT TTTTT g gg g gTTT g TTTT T T T.iudqeSg,, 30