Belleville Township West High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Cheerleaders Kristi Dunck and Kim Zimmermann sell Rootin’ Rags to Maroon fans. The Marching Maroons form an assembly line to make pizzas. Students found many ways to raise money for school organizations. A new fund raiser was the car wash sponsored by the Junior Class. DE members sold candles, candy and Christmas items. 00 students also sold Christmas items as well as sweat suits. The Bellevinois sold popcorn at home football games and co-sponsored the Donkey Bas¬ ketball Game. Marching Band members made and sold pizzas. Student Council tried a variety of fund raisers. Other money mak¬ ers included the Magazine Drive and numer¬ ous bake sales. Joe Crossno. high salesman of the 1986 Magazine Drive, speaks to freshmen about selling techniques. Daylan Green (above) jumps up to wash the top of a truck and Kelly Ninnis (left) washes a car to help the Junior Class raise money. Fund Raisers 29

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Dana Clifton (above) sells Snowbowl chances. Ryan Cady (below) supports Junior Achievement by buying a candy bar from Marla Kysor. History Club member Missy Theis makes popcorn at a basketball game. Rick Wangelin sells a 1988 Bellevinois to Roger Elliot. Barry Fultz shows his support on Hobo Day. He purchased a balloon from French Club, a pompon from Hy News and a facial painting from Student Council. 28 Fund Raisers

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DOWN BUT NOT OUT Ryan Neal (above) manages to make it to the cafeteria in time for lunch. At right, school nurse Mrs. Betty Bolt instructs Dawn White on how to care for her sprained knee. Even with his broken arm. Brian Van Osdale (above) keeps up with his class work. Melissa Damann (left) makes it to class on time, even though her injury slows her down. Injuries plagued many Belleville West students this year, but they did not let the injuries keep them down. Broken arms, sprained ankles, broken legs and surgery took some Belleville West students out of the action temporarily. After having time to recover, the students were back in the swing of things. Indeed. West students proved true the saying that when the go¬ ing gets tough, the tough get going. John Pry, who had surgery on his leg, takes a break between classes. Mike Eiskant catches up on his school work after having surgery on his arm. 30 Injuries