0009_Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1965, Page 5

Description:	Mr. Joseph Cull kisses a smiling Susie McNamara and presents the new Prom Queen with a bouquet. King Chris Shelton cant helpbut smile, too.A queen must be beautiful. Three queens, beautiful in every way, reigned at BHS. Susie McNamaraand King Chris Shelton reigned over Alumni Hallwith their court Suzanne Jacobs, Janice Owens,Tom Crandall, and Gary Butler, taking part in a tradition which began in 1894. That year the Juniors firstgave the Seniors a final farewell party, the Prom.Jo Alice Whitehead was crowned 1964 FootballQueen and received a kiss from Mr. Cull. Jo and hercourt, Anna Lou Gee, Sherry Pendill, Linda Wilbur,Linda Hinkle, and Patty Turner were nominated bythe undefeated football team.Donna Bland was crowned 64-65 BasketballQueen at half-time during the Bedford game. Donnaand her court, Judy Anderson, Debbie Jordan, LornaChitwood, Cheryl Hacker, Millie Yost; and her attendants, Linda Fulk, Connie. Galloway, and DonnaZonkle, watched the Panthers defeat Bedford andthen went to the Girls Gym, decorated for a Christmas evening of dancing.Soir a Paris and Tender is the Night were evenings of corsages, formals, music, and dancing—the long awaited events—nights to remember.
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Collection:	Bloomington High School

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