Fenton High School - Arrow Yearbook (Bensenville, IL)

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The first place winnersl The Boys' Octet singing Ole Ark's a-Moverin'. Third place winner June May singing Second place winner Mabel Rosengren Some Day My Prince Will Come scolding Sally, Charlie s sister Fenton l999 was the theme of this year's Student Council Talent Show. Master of Ceremonies Bill Brettman did a fine iob despite the interruptions of a pesky little space girl, Becky Giltner, who had found the I999 HIGHLIGHTS and was curious to know who were in the pictures. Bill not only told her who the people were but also had them perform. Two contestants not pictured individually appear in the group picture below: Cheryl Prihoda, marimba player, and Bill Powers, who sang Song of the Flea. i in , 6 av. Freshman Barbara Koopman playing Accordion High lights. 4 l rvvninl and If-.am-in f. Tl-in nrnarnnre..