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

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Twisting—A Popular Dance Fad (ABOVE) Marion Worthy and Marion DeGuilio are all for the popular twisting fad at the Get-Acquainted Dance, while (RIGHT) Marcy Ranicri and A1 LoBuc prefer the cvcr-popular slow dance. (BELOW) The Blue and White Dance, held after the Thornton game, attracted a large number of Thornton stu- dents as well as Bloomitcs. 11

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“Wonderland by Night” Draws Alums The highlight of the Homecoming dance came when Ron Harris and Jill Piazza were crowned king and queen. Here they are shown with the '63 court. It included: Bonnie Millen and Carol Stewart, court members; Carole Lutes, last year’s queen; Bill Parisi, last year’s mayor; Jim Ammirati and Bill Hel- frick, court members; and Camille Chambers and Dina Bartolomei, crown bearers. (LEFT) Carol Stewart, a court member, and her date, Dennis Bartolomei, a ’61 alumnus, are shown enjoy- ing the atmosphere of “Wonderland by Night.” (RIGHT) Clifford Meyers, a ’62 alumnus, and his date, Diane Zagone, relax mo- mentarily in a make-believe park at the Homecoming dance. 10

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Dawn Hollenbeck and Tom Croston The cast of “The Matchmaker’ assembles around Barnaby Tucker (Terry 1 iz) in the home of Mrs. Van Huyscn to listen to his delivery of the play’s moral. Held on March 28, 29, and 30 in the auditorium, the Senior Class production entertained its audience with delightful, witty humor. At one of the many practice sessions preced- ing the play Ron Har- ris, who did a hilarious- ly funny portrayal of Cornelius H a c k 1, a small-town boy who en- counters romance and adventure in the big city, takes a spill while Dawn Hollenbeck and Tom Croston display mixed emotions.