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

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Prom Finonced by Jomboree Clowns, clowns, clowns! Nadine OnoTrio, Julie OsTer- man, and Sue Wolf relax while Joe PignoTTi hopes To hoop a TooT. Pam Wegerson, John BarreTT, Carrell Allen, and Mary Gordon sample music provided Tor The TirsT Time This year in The Casbah aT The Jamboree. 29 Sharon SmiTh and JoAnn Juravic musT have someThing fishy here To lure Nancy KauTTman inTo sTopping. One oT The spring highlighTs Tor The enTire school has always been The Junior Jamboree. This year was no excepTion under The general chairmanship oT Mr. Richard Jen- sen. The proTiT made by The hard- working iuniors s,upplemenTed The Prom and PosT-Prom Tund. As usual. The old sTandbys lilce The Spoolc l-louse. The BaslceTball Throw. and The Fish Pond proTiTed. Snow Cones. l-loola l-loop Con- TesTs, and The Casbah were The Three new concessions which added varieTy and spice. A precedence was seT This year when STeve Hal- perin and his band Turnished dance music in The girls' small gym in The Casbah.

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Lcitin Students Visit Wild West Have Toga, Will Travel, a sharp- shootin' western, was the theme ot this year's Latin Banquet. Parodies ot TV shows, such as Gunsmoke, star- ring such well-lcnown characters as Mat Dillonus, the Mercury lcid. and Felicia, better lcnown as Kitty, were presented. Students were also enter- tained by a tew traditional Latin slcits. Atter a welcome, a response, and an invocation the guests were served the banquet in the cateteria. As Ro- man custom dictates, a toast ot wine lgrape iuicel was given atter the meal. Miss Viola Herr, tormer language de- partment chairman and counselor, was a special guest. Lett: Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Metcalt, Bill Parisi, Sue Bourque, and Sydney Simpson enioy a Roman repast. Peporomo Arouses School Spirit Held during the halt ot the Bloom-Blue Island game. the Peporama consisted ot numerous tloats decorated by the Pep Club and other student organizations. Shown above are Jon Bradshaw, Linda Lee-Parisi, and Darlene Nietteldt, representing the Student Council.

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25Th BonqueT Honors MoThers Girls League presidenT Judy Champagne begins The evenings TesTivi- Ties wiTh her welcome To The senior girls and Their moThers. The guesTs were enTerTained by Lois STevens's and Karen Gromala's original rendiTion oT Throw Mama Trom The Train. For The 25Th year The senior girls gaThered To honor Their moThers aT The MoTher-DaughTer Banquet sponsored by The Girls League. Be- sides The girls and Their moThers, oTher guesTs were The senior homeroom Teachers: Mrs Cain, senior girls counsellor: Dr. and Mrs. MeTcalTq Mrs. PignoTTi, Bloom mayor oT I935: and Mrs. MacArThur and Mrs. BergsTrand, Girls League oTTicers who planned The TirsT banqueT. ATTer greeTings by Girls League presidenT Judy Champagne and an invocaTion by CelesTe Abell, a Turkey dinner was served. Then, wiTh Karen Nelson as misTress oT cere- monies, a program oT highlighTs oT The pasT TwenTy-Tive years was presenTed. The various acTs included Through The Years. sung by The TroianeTTesg a piano solo by Judy PrisT: a Japa- nese dance by Yasulco Amemiyag Throw Mama Trom The Train, sung by Karen Gromala and Lois STevensg and a slciT enTiTled Korn Kapersf' 30