WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,‘i, 1968
BENNETT BANNER
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Festival of May - A Photo Essay
The raindrops served only to
enhance her regal beauty. Such
was the case May 4 when Ben
nett’s Annual May Day was held.
The procession began with the
attendants, two representatives
from each class, followed by the
honorary attendant, Miss Gloria
Dash and finally her majesty, in
all her regal beauty Miss Jemmie
Peevy.
The scene for the queen and
her court activities was slightly
changed when an unscheduled
shower began. The queen with
royal sweep of her gown proceed
ed to the chapel. There amid the
somber beauty of the chapel the
festivities continued. The parti
cipants proceeded to get a scene
of gaiety and fun. The theme of
the May Day: A Masquerade to
Spring, was set to Music and
Dance,
The program was truly a trib
ute to spring. There was only one
slight disappointment, however,
the annual May pole Dance was
terminated.
The crowning of the May Day Queen
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Neither rain, nor snow, nor the gloom of night could stop the
May Day Procession,
Guess who? Rap Brown
Dean Winston, the ring bearer and flower bearer
The Oueen and her first attendant
Strolling In lioaut^
The Modern Dancc Group in “The MasQucrade”
None other than lioiinie and Clyde