Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

. . . AND NOW . . . BEMENT HIGH SCHOOL, BEMENT, ILLINOIS 1977 . . . AND NOW, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— A PHRASE OFTEN HEARD ON PURPOSE TO INTRODUCE THE 1977 THROUGHOUT BEMENT HIGH, SEE . . . WASN'T THAT GREAT . . . WHAT HAPPENED ON . . . WERE FROM MOVIE GREATS TO VARIETY TO WEEKLY COMEDIES, SATURDAY SOAP OPERAS, THE TOPICS OF THE 1977 BIM BRINGS TO MEMORIES WHILE LETTING AT BEMENT HIGH SCHOOL. THE TUBE AMPLY SERVES OUR BIM. PHRASES SUCH AS . . . DID YOU WHAT DID YOU THINK OF . . . HEARD. SPECIALS, SPORTS SPECTACULARS MORNING CARTOONS TO DRAMATIC CONVERSATION WERE ENDLESS. MIND SOME OF THESE TELEVISION US REMINISCE THROUGH 1977 THE YEAR BEGAN . . . ... as usual, everything falling into place. Seniors primped for those “final” pictures. Fund raising was an important part of every organization’s plan. Excitement grew as Homecoming 76 activities began. Alums returned to renew old acquaintances as students busily prepared for and participated in those memorable activities. It was an election year-Jimmy Carter, the Georgia peanut farmer, became President of the United States defeating Gerald Ford. Studies went on as usual as the year progressed. Cold weather began as the Holiday Season brightened the gloom. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS DIRECTORS . ..8 SPECIALS ... 18 ACTORS 78 STARS 92 5 IT ENDED . . . not soon enough for Seniors. BHS met with “the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat” as sporting events kept winter boredom from looming in the corridors. The winter got colder, colder, and colder-one of the coldest in history. And along with the cold, came snow and more snow. For some, it was dreadful; for others, it was great— no school! Finally, spring began to arrive. Seniors began to anxiously look forward to the year’s end. Underclassmen had something else to look forward to—failure of the referendum to pass which meant no agricultural or industrial art classes for next year. Student life continued and finally, prom night came, a cherished moment for all. Then graduation. The year ended with little out of the ordinary; everyone going their own way—some returning, some not. 6 'EXECUTIVE SUITE' These are the people who make up the ’Bement High Corporation.’ 1. Principal Tom Hensley checks attendance and tardy records. 2. School Board: Vice-President Larry Bartram, James Kirwan, Bill Gorrell, and Secretary Gaylord Hendrix. 3. High School Secretary Liz Bertsch works on admit slips. 10 1. Unit Secretary Betty Slagle and Unit Treasurer Inez Crim check files. 2. School Board: Chalmer Hinton, Robert ‘Barney’ Camden, and President John McHale. 3. Superintendent Roy B. Belcher gazes outside in hopes that the unusual winter weather will come to an end. 3 1 i I. Mrs. Virginia Dare, foreign language teacher, decorates with beautiful plants. 2. Mr. Eugene Schnierle, history teacher with daughter, Tiffany, son, Ryan, and dog. Musket. 3. Ruth Harms, Guidance Counselor is also Student Council Co-Adviser. 4. Mrs. Catherine Flood, English teacher, prepares a ‘television’ bulletin board. Somehow, television just managed to make it into the ‘picture’. 1. Ms. Linda Mercer, Art teacher, takes time out to sketch. 2. Ms. Donna Sharp, senior class sponsor, teaches a variety of English classes. 3. Mr. Ken Sants, driver's ed. teacher, demonstrates the‘mini’car. 4. Merle Taylor, business education teacher, decides a new TV may come in handy. 13 CAUGHT IN THE 'SWITCH' Teachers need a ‘Switch’, too. These are a few interesting ones. 1. Math teacher, Mike Jurgens, with family, is not so comfortable watching television, but loves every minute of it. 2. Lyman Munsell, chemistry and biology teacher, takes a well-deserved break and prepares to make some special ‘beaker coffee.’ 3. Gary Fugman, band director, is about to gaze into the heavens for possible ‘new stars.’ 14 1. Minnie Gadauskas, librarian, takes a rest and catches up on the events of the day. 2. Social studies teacher Kent LeFever, hunts for a TV listing. 3. Choral Director Carol Drayton hopes that pounding will help her ‘foiled’ television set. 4. John Wingle, science math teacher, hopes not to get a charge from electrical wires. 15 TEACHERS ARE A BIG EVENT' IN STUDENTS' LEARNING The BHS teachers don’t really live at school, they have their own homes and families, too! 1 3. Denny Gatchel, teacher of Industrial Arts, and his wife, Mary Kay, Home Economics teacher, carry out our theme by showing that they enjoy watching television in their home. 2. Kathy Bolsen, Physical Education teacher, shown in her home, thinks “Happy Days” are showing cattle and being with her son, Toby, and her husband, Willis. 4. The Agricultural Sciences teacher, Steve Hendrix, pictured in his home, enjoys reading to his daughter, Heather. SPECIALS! These people are very important but don’t get enough credit. 1. The cooks: Vilma Redman. Frances Adams, Mary Miles, and Peggy Rumple. 2. The nurse, Mildred Fish, is very special, too! 3. Clyde Wrench, the janitor keeps busy cleaning the school. 4. The bus drivers have to take care of ‘What’s Happening’ on the buses. Pictured are Don Birch, Estelle Harrison, Duane Bowdre, Bob Jones, Margie Wright, and Carlton Ganley. 17 ANNUAL STAFF PRODUCES MEMORIES 1. Kim Jones showed staff member Brenda Whalen how to crop pictures. 2. Darrell Wallace thinks up new ideas. 3. During staff meetings, attention spans run short. 4. Photographer Mark Flavin admires his own work. 20 1. Editor Kathy Lust busily prepared pages for the next deadline. 2. Mr. Taylor, Advisor, checks pages. 3. Deena VVomer studies a layout to get ideas. 4. Kathy and Bridget Kirwan sold many yearbooks not only to students but also to members of the faculty such as Mrs. Dare. 3 21 MARDI GRAS IS BIG EVENT Main events for French Club are collecting presents for Lincoln State School and the Annual Mardi Gras. 1. Kathy Lust and Ed Glennon were chosen King and Queen at Mardi Gras. 2. Mrs. Dare was presented with a plant by the French IV class. 3. Many presents were collected for Lincoln State School. 4. Officers for this year were President Becky McCabe, Secretary Treasurer Jody Williams and Vice-President Janet Cahill 22 1. Underclassmen surround the King and Queen. 3. King Kong dropped in to promote his movie. 4. The seniors enjoy their last Mardi Gras. 5. Costume winners were Robin Hargrave, Carol Roux, Nancy Fisher, and Kurt Rogers. 3 23 25 HAPPY HOMEMAKERS 1. Noon cookie sales kept these officers busy: Valerie Baker, President; Kathy Kirwan, Vice President;Peggy Wright, Secretary; and Tami Thompson, Historian. 2. and 3. FHA girls had Secret Santas in December and found out their identities at the Christmas Party. 2 26 'THANK GOD I'M A COUNTRY BOY' 1. President Mark Bradley and Vice-President Mike Durbin head the banquet table. 2. Secretary Jeff Gallivan takes role. 3. FFA members listen intently. 4. President Mark Bradley won the Dekalb Award. 5. FFA members pose on a chilly day. 27 NHS MEMBERS INTERESTS VARY National Honor Society members for 1976-77 proved their interests to be as varied as their individuality. 1. Cheerleader Debbie Bates. 2. Student Council member Linda Walsh, and Volleyball player Nancy Fisher. 3. Drum Majorette and Majorette Kim Jones and Susan Wrightson. 4. Chorus member Jeff Funk. 5. Barkette Editor Amy Gallivan and Assistant Editor Robin Spalding. 6. Student Council President Darrell Wallace and FHA President Valerie Baker. Seniors Jane Wrench and Kim Rogers not pictured. 28 BOOKS PLAY LARGE 'ROLE' 1. Librarian Officers, Kathy Bates, President, Gale Roderick, Vice President, take an appropriate pose under the READ sign. Secretary Kathy Animann not present. 2. Librarians: Vicki Brungardt, Jean Wilt, Dana Goodrich, Connie Jordan, Bridget Rund, Debbie Strack, Kelly Wrightson, Linda Guffey. Standing: Tina Bernard, Janice Eckstein, Janice Gallivan, Kathy Bates, Deena Wonter, Ellen Walsh, and Celine McHale. 3. Librarians: Josephine Durbin, Gale Roderick, Kathy Tempel, and Lana Scrimager. 4. Like all organizations, the Librarians spent their time in the concession stand. 5. Dusting was a time-consuming task for all members. 29 ‘MEET THE PRESS' In addition to writing articles, this year’s staff built a Homecoming float and held a cook-out in October. 1. First semester’s class soon learned there wasn’t time to mess around the paper had to be done on time. Members were Ross Eckstein, Jody Williams, Jim Johnson, Becky Miller, Jeff Gallivan, Russ Strack, Dave Syfert, Tami Thompson, Kurt Rogers, Janet Cahill, Jeff Roberts, Deb Larimore, John Glennon, and Carolyn Fleming. 2. Lori Thomas and Teal Tieman search through the morgue for needed information. 3. Advisor Cathy Flood really fell for this year’s staff. 30 1. Second Semester Journalism included Teal Tieman, Kathy Tempel, Vicki Somers, Lori Thomas, Laura Schrage, Tim Gallagher, Rick Dodge, John McHale, Tina Sarver, and Dan Becker. 2. Editor Amy Gallivan, Assistant Robin Spalding, and Mrs. Flood, Advisor, spent many hours planning the “The Bulldogs Bark.” 3 and 4. The cookout celebrating Newspaper Week was enjoyed by all. 31 FIVE THESPIANS HONORED 1. Five senior Thespians received Certificates of Merit. Seated, Becky McCabe, Jodi Camden Standing, Kathy Lust, Ross Eckstein, Robin Hargrave. 2. Jodi Camden portrays one of her many characters during her BHS career. 3. “Harvey” will always remember Kathy Lust. 1977 Thespians Kim Rogers, Valerie Baker, Tina Bernard, Cary Hinton, Darrell Wallace, Jodi Camden, Randy Baker, Ross Eckstein, Nancy Fisher, Bryone Kirwan, Becky McCabe, Kathy Lust, Robin Hargrave, Angie Taylor, Lori Thomas, Jody Williams, Peggy Wright, Janet Fendley, Jeff Roberts, Kurt Rogers, Ron Mulvaney, and Jim Johnson. 32 CARTER, THOMPSON WIN Drama Club held BHS’s second mock political rally. The results of the election, surprisingly enough, agreed with state and national results. The peanut farmer from Georgia, Jimmy Carter, and Big Jim Thompson won the Presidency and Governorship respectively. 1. Julie Cahill rallies to Big Jim’s cause. 2. Campaigners Nancy Fisher and Peggy Wright discuss strategy. 3. Democratic supporters cheer the arrival of their candidate. 4. Jimmy Carter, portrayed by Bryon Kirwan, makes a point. 2 33 'WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD' Drama Club presented their version of “The Wizard of Oz”. It was enjoyed by young and old alike. 1. Angie Taylor portrays Dorothy. 2. Jim Johnson yearns to be King of Beasts. 3. Wicked Witch instructs winged monkeys. 4. CAST: Row 1. Peggy Wright, Bridget Kirwan, Carol Bertsch, Ellen Walsh, Kurt Rogers, Deena Womer, Brenda Whalen. Row 2. Bridget Runds, Carolyn Fleming, Jean Wilt, Theresa White-side, Penny Wright, Jeff Funk. Row 3. Don Camden, Jody Williams, Bryon Kirwan, Jim Johnson, Jeff Roberts, Angie Taylor, Ross Eckstein, Becky Miller, Jodi Camden, Lori Thomas, Ron Mulvaney, Mark Flavin, Angie Rund. 34 3 1. Good Witch Glenda unites Dorothy with her family. 2. Good Witch of the North, Lori Thomas, directs Dorothy to Oz. 3. Dorothy and friends encounter the cowardly lion. 4. Directors Cathy Flood and Donna Sharp help Dorothy with her magic shoes. STUDENT COUNCIL— A NETWORK OF ACTIVITY Student Council kept busy during the year by sponsoring homecoming, maintaining the candy machine, purchasing an artificial Christmas tree for the school, rewriting the Constitution, and attending conventions. 36 Student Council officers were President Darrell Wallace, Vice-President Ross Eckstein, Secretary-Treasurer Angie Rund. Members were Linda Walsh, Cary Hinton, Dave Poundstone, Kathy Morris, Dan Becker, Debbie LeCrone, Jodi Jarboe, Jim Johnson, Carolyn Fleming, Nick Manalisay, Julie Cahill, Don Camden. Kent LeFever and Ruth Harms were Council advisors. 37 HOMECOMING, FEATURING LOVELY LADIES 1. Attendant Debbie Bates. 2. Attendant Sue Bentley. 3. Escorts Russ Strack, Mark McHale, Mark Bradley, Randy Baker, and Steve Cheek. 4. Attendant Linda Walsh. 5. Attendant Amy Gallivan. 6. Homecoming Queen Julie Bentley and her Court, Trainbearers Monika and Michelle Morgan, and Crownbearer Jason Shonkwiler. 39 HOLLYWOOD COMES TO BHS 1. Music Department’s first-prize winner joins the parade. 2. Tom Brittenham falls prey to the ‘Battle of the Sexes.’ 3. Juniors win second prize with “A Star Is Born.” 4. FFA tied for third prize with “Plow ’em Under.” 2 HSlPt 40 1. Journalism float ties for third. 2. Marching Bulldogs lead Homecoming parade. 3. Bulldogs conserve energy for game. 4. Todd McCabe receives Crazy Days award for his costume. 5. Coach Airsman “psyches up” Bulldogs for game. 41 JULIE BENTLEY STARS AS QUEEN Bement High School received high ratings in their production of Homecoming ‘76’. The glittering lights generated excitement in anticipation of the ‘Big Event’, The Coronation. 1. Julie Bentley takes the spotlight as she is crowned 1976 Homecoming Queen by her escort, Mark McHale. 2. Pianist Lori Thomas helps set the mood with theme songs of famous movies as Host Ross Eckstein looks on. 3. The first-prize winner moves through the parade depicting the Music Department’s theme, “We Boost the Bulldogs with the ‘Sound of Music.’” 4. The marching band sparks enthusiasm throughout the parade route. 2 42 I 43 1976 FOOTBALL RECORDS 1. MVP Randy Baker sets up for tackle. 2. Mark McHale takes handoff from Joe Thompson. 3. Senior Steve Cheek carries the ball for a possible touchdown. 4. All-Conference End Russ Strack kicks extra point. VARSITY 5W 4L JR. VARSITY 4W 4L FRESHMEN 5W OL Home Home Home Moweaqua 16 13 Monticello 14 6 Atwood- Hammond 0 24 Areola 16 0 Atwood- Forfeit Monticello 8 34 Hanimond Newman 27 32 Newman 16 28 Cerro Gordo 14 26 Cerro 6 0 Cerro Gordo 30 8 Atwood 0 32 Gordo Hammond Atwood- 0 54 Atwood- 8 20 Arthur 0 42 Hammond Hammond Homer 14 36 Homer 0 28 Oakland 0 32 Oakland 8 6 Arthur 7 6 Arthur 22 6 Villa Grove 0 6 JV'S LOOK FORWARD TO VARSITY ACTION 1. Mark Clark attempts a tackle. 2. Dan LeCrone runs end sweep. 3. Jeff Bradley runs with ball for another touchdown. 4. Scott Weakley attempts pass to Dan LeCrone. 5. No. 27 looks for an opening. 45 BEMENT IMPROVES AS SEASON DRAWS TO END 1. Broken-handed Russ Strack attempts to catch pass. 2. Mark Me-Hale is tackled during attempt for a first down. 3. Russ Strack runs back a kickoff. 4. Subs await game action. 5. Varsity: Row 1. C. Hinton, M. Bradley, J. Fair, R. Morgan, S. Cheek, J. Scott, Coach Airsntan. Row 2. W. Nash, S. Swaim, J. Roberts, J. Thompson, R. Strack, B. Kirwan. Row 3. Mngr. E. Glennon, M. McHale, D. Becker, T. Tracy, K. Corum, Mngr. R. Eckstein. Line Coach Gatchel, T. Walsh. R. Baker, D. Jarboe, R. Mulvaney. 46 LOSE LOVC TITLE BY ONE POINT Junior-Varsity: 1: Row 1. Don Camden, Gene Cozad, Brett Phipps, Terry Gifford, Dave Spalding, John Bentley, Jeff Bradley. Row 2. John McHale, Jim Johnson, Tim Gallagher, Mike Flavin, Nick Manalisay, Jerry Ashbrook, Dean Phillips. Row 3. Kevin Phipps, Rick Dodge, Gary Harvey, Bart Brackett, Mark Clark, Chuck Price, Danny LeCrone. Row 4. Coach Gatchel, Mike Jamison, Jeff Gallivan, John Glennon, Scott Weakley, Ken Scrimager, Manager Ed Glennon. 2: Mark McHale dashes for the goal line. 3: Steve Cheek attempts interception. 4: Subs await game action. 47 CHEERLEADERS HAVE LITTLE TIME FOR TV With such a busy schedule, cheerleaders had very little time for watching TV. Cheerleaders were kept busy composing skits, baking cookies, painting posters, and night after night, practicing. This year the cheerleaders added to their responsibility in their preparation for the LOVC Tourney. 1. JV and Varsity Cheerleaders strike a ‘picture perfect’ pose. 2. JV cheerleaders are ‘high in spirit.’ 3. Ellen Walsh played an active part in getting the crowd excited about the games. 4. ‘Action’ was the scene on the sidelines. 5. Barney Bulldog’s Varsity Angels. STRACK MAKES ALL CONF. TEAM VARSITY RECORD Opp. Bement Lovington 58 48 ABL 71 65 Homer 53 51 Atwood 74 50 Newman 57 68 Arthur 49 50 Oakland 59 61 Unity 83 47 Deland 61 44 Villa Grove 58 65 Cerro Gordo 58 48 Homer 52 55 Atwood 57 56 Newman 58 69 Arthur 56 44 Oakland Won Arthur LOVC 48 45 Cerro Gordo 75 61 Villa Grove 63 54 Deland 52 42 Areola 53 56 50 JV'S TAKE TOP HONORS The Bulldog Junior Varsity took top honors by not only winning the LOVC Championship, but the ‘pups’ also won the conference tournament. 1976-77 marks the third year in a row that the Bement Bulldog JV’s have taken this title. Their win-loss record for the year was 18-2. 51 ROGERS IS MVP FOR GIRLS B'BALL VARSITY. Row 1 T. Whiteside, A. Taylor, D. Larimore, K. Bates, L. Morton. Row 2: Coach Schnierle,C. Roux, MVP K. Rogers, J. Jarboe, P. Guffey, N. Fisher, Manager T. Bernard. JV: J. Cahill, L. Wildman, L. Morton, K. Amman, L. Guffey, L. Shonkwiler, T. Tieman,C. McHale. T. Whiteside, K. Bates, D. Larimore, A. Taylor, and R. Bales. VARSITY-RECORD Opp. Bement Sullivan 20 53 Villa Grove 35 36 Monticello 44 37 Newman 35 63 Cerro Gordo 59 55 Atwood 73 26 Oakland 37 39 Areola 71 44 Arthur 45 56 Tuscola 40 65 Arthur Regional 30 39 Atwood Regional 52 30 Homer 36 55 Second place LOVC Tournament 53 54 BUMPERS 'ZOOM' TO LOVC TITLE Opposite Page: 1. Varsity: Nancy Fisher, Peggy Wright, Kathy Bates, Janet Fendley, Julie Bentley, Robin Spalding. Second Row: Coach Bolsen, Carol Roux, Kim Rogers, Peggy Guffey, Debbie LeCrone, Jodi Camden, Tina Sarver, and Tina Bernard, Manager. 2. Nancy Fisher setting the ball. 3. JV huddles up for a conference with Coach Bolsen. 4. Angie Taylor serves in a tense part of the game. 5. The thrill of victory. This page: 1. Carol Roux makes a spike. 2. Camden sets up. 3. JV: Dana Goodrich, Cara Tiffin, Debbie Strack, Celine Mc-Hale, Deena Womer, Jean Wilt. Row 2: Lorey Morton, Carol Bertsch, Angie Taylor, Ellen Walsh, Laura Shonk-wiler, Kathy Bates, Janet Fendley. Row 3: Sue Parrish, Julie Kirwan, Debbie Larimore, Debbie Cahill, Lori Thomas, Carolyn Fleming, Coach Bolsen. 1976-1977 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RECORD 16 Wins—1 Loss Little Okaw Valley Conference Champions 55 RECORD Fisher Opp. Bement 58 12 Oct a via 54 15 LeRoy 70 0 Argenta 54 18 Westville 66 6 Catlin 45 18 Paris 54 18 Cumberland 48 24 Westville 60 12 Buffalo 45 21 Warrensburg Latham 42 27 Bismark Tourney 8th Place Buffalo Tourney 8th Place District Tourney 7th Place OUR-STAR WRESTLING When the season came to a close, Cary Hinton was chosen as the Most Valuable Wrestler. 1. Coach Dennis Gatchel poses with returning lettermen-Wayne Nash, Dave Pound-stone, Kirk Becker, and Cary Hinton. 2. WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: David Spalding, Kirk Becker, Gene Cozad, Cary Hinton, Brett Phipps, Dave Poundstone, Mike Jamison. Row 2: Rick Dodge, Bart Brackett, Steve Henry, John Bentley, David Fuqua, Kirk Gallivan. Row 3: Coach Dennis Gatchel, Wayne Nash, Jeff Gallivan, Andy Klein, Kevin Phipps, David Harper, and Carl Zettler. 57 58 BHSRECORD FOR LECRONE 1. John McHale puts all efforts forward. 2. It’s up and over for Senior Cary Hinton. 3. Freshman Dan Le-Crone sets school record in triple jump. 4. Long-distance runner Kurt Rogers shows determination. 5. Relayer David Spalding concentrates on moving ahead. 6. Junior Rick Pound-stone “keeps on truckin’ ” also adding a 880 LOVC fifth place. 7. Senior Brant Knoop’s hurdling landed a LOVC fifth place. 8. The 440 caught Gary Harvey a LOVC fourth place. 9. Terry Gifford found his niche in the hurdles. 59 60 GIRLS TRACK SETS RECORDS 1. Girls Track: Row 1: C. Tiffin, P. Wright, J. Fendley, C. McHale. R. Spalding, D. Womer. Row 2: B. Rund, L. Wild-man, L. Shonkwiler, E. Walsh, C. Bertsch, K. Kirwan, A. Rund. Row 3: J. Kirwan, B. Miller, T. Sarver. L. Thomas, Coach Kathy Bolsen, D. LeCrone, D. Cahill, K. Rogers. N. Fisher, and B. Kirwan. 2. 880 Yd. Relay Team, Debbie LeCrone, Laura Shonkwiler, Cara Tiffin, and Janet Fendley set a new school record ending as LOVC Champs; at the Lincoln District, the team placed fourth. 1. Mile Relay Conference Champs: Robin Spalding, Cara Tiffin, Julie Kjrwan, and Lori Thomas. 2. Senior Nancy Fisher honored her record by capping the LOVC Discus Championship. Another LOVC Champion Kim Rogers added to the team’s wins by gaining the 880 title. 2 61 BULLDOGS WIN ARTHUR INVITATIONAL I. Baseball: Row 1: Rick Dodge, Scott Price, Nick Manalisay, Kurt Rogers, Bryon Kirwan, John Glennon, John Bentley, Rick Van Vleet, Bill Brewer. Row 2: Mark McHale, Tim Gallagher, Russ Strack, Ross Eckstein, Joe Thompson, Tim Tracy, Scott Weakley, John Somers, Coach Ken Sams. 62 1977 Record Monticello Opp. 8 Bement 5 Argenta- Oreana 6 7 Tuscola 8 0 Tuscola 11 1 Villa Grove 3 1 Villa Grove 4 10 Newman 1 16 Newman 10 1 Arthur 3 2 Arthur 3 1 Bethany 2 10 Bethany 2 14 Villa Grove 4 5 Villa Grove 4 7 Newman 1 7 Newman 7 6 Arthur 12 7 Arthur 6 2 Newman 8 13 Villa Grove 3 8 Arthur 11 12 Arthur 4 3 Arthur 1 2 Mahomet- Seyntour 6 9 Mahomet- Seymour 6 5 63 64 BHS'S 'SPORT WORLD' 2. Sponsors of B-Club are Ken Sams, John Wingle, Kathy Bolsen, Joe Airsman, and Gene Schnierle. 3. Tina Sarver. Jodi Camden, and Debbie LeCrone wait patiently for the meeting to start. 4. Members of the B Club, like Steve Cheek and Randy Baker, helped host the 1977 LOVC tournament at Bement. 5. B Club officers were Ross Eckstein, President;Carol Roux, Vice President, and Nancy Fisher, Secretary. 65 BAND ASKS THE MUSICAL QUESTIONS 66 Between concerts and contests, the band worked hard to perfect their music. This page: 1. Lisa Manalisay, Kathy Kirwan, and Cara Tiffin discuss the relevancy of a new piece of sheet music. 2. Nick Manalisay waits for his turn to play. 3. Gary Fugman, Director, enjoys all types of music which is reflected in the band’s musical selections. Opposite Page: 1. The band performed at three concerts and participated in the state contest. 2. These musicians watch Director Fugman for sudden time changes. 3. Peggy Wright and Darrell Wallace have a few laughs before the concert. PEP BAND 'NAMES THAT TUNE' 1. Percussion, including Peggy Wright and Todd McCabe, is the heart beat of the band. 2 4. The Pep Band fills the gym with music at pep meetings home games. 3. Saxophones, Darrell Wallace and Lori Thomas, add pizzazz to the songs. 5. Gary Fugman enjoys directing the band. 68 'AND NOW . . 1. Majorettes Kimberly Jones, Bridget and Kathy Kirwan, and Susan Wright-son donned bright sequin outfits and performed at a basketball game. 2. A new auxiliary group added this year was the flag corp consisting of: Lana Scrimager, Captain, Cathy Ammann, Trea Teimen, and David Fuqua. 5. The addition of the Flag Corp meant extra practices for everyone. LET US ENTERTAIN YOU 1. Practice makes perfect, sometimes! 2. Peggy ‘Alvin The Chipmunk’ Wright makes a scene. 3. Pom Pon Squad: Row 1: Robin Hargrave, Captain, Celine McHale, Deena Womer, Cara Tiffin, Penny Wright, Sharon Smith, and Jean Wilt. Row 2: Peggy Wright, Sue Parrish, Jane Eckstein, Debbie Cahill. Julie Cahill, Becky McCabe, Ruth Bales, and Lori Wildman. 4. Kick one, kick two! 5. Carol Drayton, Advisor, admires the thoughtful gifts from the squad members. 70 HOLIDAY SPECIAL On December 6, the Bement Madrigals presented their third annual Madrigal Christmas. It was a huge success. 1. Recorders Julie Kirwan, Cara Tiffin, and Kim Jones added a taste of mellow music. 2. Jester Janet Fendley added to the entertainment. 3. All Old English performances must include brass - Robin Hargrave, Nick Manalisay, Lori Wildman, Gary Fugman flanked by Pages Jean Wilt and Deb Cahill. 4. Madrigals: Jim Johnson, Becky McCabe, Cary Hinton, Nancy Fisher, Ron Mulvaney, Julie Cahill, Tim Tracy, Lori Thomas, Jeff Funk, Peggy Wright, Don Camden, Becky Miller, Kurt Rogers, Sue Parrish, Jeff Allen, and Carol Bertsch. 71 SING, SING A SONG 1. From a year of hard work the results are tremendous. 2. Female vocalists Becky Miller and Ruth Bales. 3. Kurt Rogers, Jim Johnson. Ron Milvaney, and Cary Hinton demonstrates different expressions during a practice session. 4. Male vocalists add ‘low tones’ to the perfection of the chorus. 5. Accompaniests Carol Bertsch and Lori Thomas play a very important role in the instrumental music needed by the chorus. 1 72 CHORUS TURNS UP THE SOUND 1. Chorus demonstrates when each group conies in by arm motions. 2. Madrigals say ‘Good Morning America’ three times a week at 7:30. 3. Mrs. Drayton directs. 4. Altos bring out the middle part. 'HARVEY' MAKES DEBUT AT BHS The popular play, “Harvey”, was presented by the Senior Class in the spring. “Ail ears” in the audience proved it to be a success. The cast, directed by Donna Sharp assisted by Becky McCabe, included Randy Baker, Valerie Baker, Bill Brewer, Jodi Camden, Ross Eckstein, Amy Gallivan, Robin Hargrave, Cary Hinton, Kathy Lust, Dave Poundstone, and Darrell Wallace. 74 1. Veta Louise (Kathy Lust) and Myrtle May (Robin Hargrave) discuss their situation with Judge Gaffney (Dave Pound-stone). 2. Director Donna Sharp and Assistant Becky McCabe. 3. Veta Louise confides to Dr. Sanderson (Ross Ecktein). 4. Judge Gaffney is confronted by Dr. Chumbley (Cary Hinton) and Wilson (Randy Baker). 5. Elwood (Darrell Wallace) surprises Nurse Kelly (Amy Gallivan) with Dr. Chumbley’s prized dahlias. 6. Elwood invites one of his friends to have tea. 7. Dr. Chumbley is perplexed by the two-holed hat. 8. Wilson makes a play for Myrtle. 9. Elwood gives his car to Mrs. Chumbley (Valerie Baker). 10. Veta Louise receives her friends, Mrs. Chauvenet (Jodi Camden) at the tea. 5 1 2 75 PROM A The theme for Prom 'll was “It’s A Small, Small World.’’ The gym was divided into four areas: Jungle, Oriental, Swiss Alps, and Western. 1. This Chinese Dragon was one of the main attractions. 2. This elephant lurked in the edges of the jungle. 3. Top hats and tails were the talk of this ‘small world.’ 4. The music of Brook filled the small gym. 5. Randy Baker and Robin Spalding try to hold a conversation while the animals look on. 76 |HPP PS1HRB rm a° nvlt ! • v vl ou!+ yty jpJ ’ ■. Jeff Alien Brenda Beals Bart Brackett Debra Cahill Cathy Ammann John Bentley Jeff Bradley Julia Cahill Jerry Ashbrook Carol Bertsch Vicki Brungardt Don Camden Ruth Bales Ken Bolsen Theresa Burton Mark Clark 80 'THE ROOKIES' Opposite Page: 1. Penny Wright eyed the photographer fearful of being caught at typical Freshmen mis-cheif. 2. Hllen Walsh always found time for a friendly smile. This Page: 1. Jean Wilt spent long hours checking pictures for the yearbook. 2. John Bentley, Mark Clark, and Rick Van Vleet discuss ways to pass Biology. 3. Laura Shonkwiler expressed surprise at finding Bridget Rund in her locker. Gene Cozad Doug Fansler Kirk Gallivan Connie Jordan Lisa Crupper Mike Flavin Terry Gifford Bridget Kirwan Jody Daniels Gayle Fogerson Dana Goodrich Marcena Lamb Jane Eckstein David Fuqua Rodney Jamison Dan LeCrone 3 81 1. Many freshmen, including Chuck Price, Bridget Kirwan, and Celine McHale enjoy working in the concession stands to help make money for their class. 2. Carol Bertsch would rather indulge than pitch in and help. Nick Manalisay Celine McHale Lori Morton Chuck Price Todd McCabe Jeff McKee Sue Parrish Scott Price Kjm McDade Lori McDermith Roslyne Mitchell Hal Morris Dean Phillips Brett Phipps Bridget Rund Ken Scrimager 82 FROSH ARE 'YOUNG AND RESTLESS' I. Ellen Walsh and Jeff Allen work hard collecting presents for Lincoln State School. 2. No, it’s not Miss Fish in cognito; it’s Todd McCabe looking for new recruits for the nursing profession. 1 Laura Shonkwiler Debra Strack Ellen Walsh Jean Wilt Brenda Smith Trea Tieman Scott Weakley Deena Womer Rebecca Smith Cara Tiffin Kevin Webb Penny Wright Dave Spalding Rick Van Vleet Wesley White Kelly Wrightson 83 'ADAM 12'— LOOKOUT FOR SOPHOMORES WITH WHEELS John Allen Kirk Becker Rick Dodge Brian Ashby Kathy Bates Tina Bernard Tom Brittenham Janice Eckstein Evelyn Fair Pat Beals Janet Cahill Janet Fendley 84 Carolyn Fleming Chuck Gideon Gary Harvey Tim Gallagher Edward Glennon Steve Henry Janice Gallivan John Glennon Mike Jamison Jeff Gallivan Linda Guffey Teresa Jay 85 'SWITCH' GEARS 1. Class officers were Jim Johnson, President; Angie Taylor, Vice-President; and Angie Rund, Secretary. 2 The class chose “Blazing Saddles” as its float theme. 1 3. Sponsors Mary Kay Gatchel and John Wingle helped out when needed. 4. Tom Brittenham dons a dress in the style of Renee Richards. 86 PROM-JUST ONE OF THE 'GOOD TIMES' 1. Debbie LeCrone and Sharon Burton letter posters. 2. Jody Jarboe wonders what to do next. 3. Gloria Lietz and Sandy Smothers spend “hours” typing. 1 3 Stephanie Bales Doug Bolsen Kevin Crutchley Jeff Funk Daniel Becker Michael Brennan Josephine Durbin Patty Gideon Kelly Birch Sharon Burton Michael Durbin David Harper 88 1. Rick Poundstone checks out the popcorn situation. 2. Sandy Smothers, Tina Sarver, Laura Lincicum, Debbie Le-Crone and Rick Poundstone stand behind the half-finished bulldog which was the main attraction on the Junior Class float, “A Star Is Born.” Kim Jones Gloria Lietz David Mayer Kevin Murphy Kathy Kirwan | Laura Lincicum Kathy Morris Wayne Phillips Debbie LeCrone Lisa Manalisay Ronald Mulvaney Rick Poundstone 89 . . . AND 'HAPPY DAYS' 1. Great Times in Studyhall. 2. Going to the next class is always a real ‘thriller’ thinks Laura Lincicum. 3. Mark Flavin shows his bottle collection. Troy Price Sandy Smothers Tom Walsh Tina Sarver John Somers Brenda Whalen Lana Scrimager Robin Spalding Peggy Wright David Shartzer Joe Thompson Susan Wrightson Sharon Smith Tim Tracy Tim Zoch 90 BEHIND THE SCENES AT BHS 1. Mr. Musell and Miss Gudauskus are sponsors for the Freshmen Class. 2. Penny Wright, Deb Cahill, and Deena Womer represent the Freshmen officers. 3. Class officers for Sophomores are Angie Taylor, Jim Johnson, and Angie Rund. 4. Working for the juniors are Jody Jar-boe, Debbie LeCrone and Robin Spalding. 5. Miss Mercer and Mr. Sams worked along with the juniors through Prom and through the all their activities. 91 IN MEMORIAM TOM KIR WAN CLASS OF 1977 Merrel Allen Julie Bentley Bill Brewer Randy Baker Sue Bentley Todd Brittenham Valerie Baker Eddie Brackett Cathy Buckner Debbie Bates Mark Bradley Jodi Camden 95 Steve Cheek Ross Eckstein Amy Gallivan Kelly Crutchley John Fair Tom Ganley Julie Daniels Nancy Fisher Peggy Guffey Brenda Dodge Mary Gallagher Robin Hargrave 96 Donna Helm Bryon Kirwan Teresa McDade Cary Hinton Andy Lamb Mark McHale David Jarboe Kathy Lust Ron Morgan Suzanne Jenkins Becky McCabe Wayne Nash 97 Allen Plummer Gale Roderick Jeff Scott Carl Porter Kim Rogers Barb Simmons Tom Phillips Tom Redman Kathy Rund Dave Poundstone Carol Roux Jeff Simmons Bob Smith Russ Strack Teal Tieman Vicki Somers Kathy Tempel Darrell Wallace Becky Stevens Bob Thompson Linda Walsh Tina Stoerger Roger Thompson Jane Wrench 99 1977 AWARD WINNERS 1. Arion Award: Nancy Fisher. 2. National Honor Society: Nancy Fisher, Amy Gal-livan, Valerie Baker, Darrell Wallace, and Debbie Bates. 3. SAR and DAR: Ross Eckstein and Valerie Baker. 4. All Sports Award: Kim Rogers and Russ Strack (not pictured). 5. Senior Thespians: Kathy Lust, Jodi Camden. Becky McCabe, Ross Eckstein, and Robin Hargrave, 6. General Mills Award: Julie Bentley. 7. 1 Dare You Award: Kathy Rundand Dave Poundstone 101 Adams, Frances 17 ADMINISTRATION 10,11 Airsman, Joe 65 Allen, Jeff 23,71,72,80 Allen, John 84 Allen, Merrel 95 Ammann, Cathy 53,69,80 ANNUAL STAFF 20,21 Ashbrook, Jerry 47,72,80 Ashby, Brian 84 B CLUB 64,65 Baker, Randy 38,39,46,65,95 Baker, Valerie 26,95 Bales, Ruth, 53,70,72,80 Bales, Stephanie 88 BAND 66,67 Bartram, Larry 10 BASEBALL 62,63 BASKETBALL BOYS 50,51 BASKETBALL GIRLS 52,53 Bates, Debbie 38,49,95 Bates, Kathy 29,52,53,54,55,84 Beals, Brenda 80 Beals, Pat 84 Becker, Dan 31,46,65,88 Becker, Kirk 56,84 Belcher, Roy 11 Bentley, John 47,56,62,80 Bentley, Julie 38,54,95 Bentley, Sue 38,39,95 Bernard, Tina 29,52,54,84 Bertsch, Carol 23,34,49,55,60, 71,72, 80 Bertsch, Liz 10 Birch, Don 17 Birch, Kelly 88 Blythe, Jim 88 Bolsen, Doug 88 Bolsen, Kathy 16,54,55,60,65 Bolsen, Ken 80 Bowdrie, Duane 17 Brackett, Bart, 47,56,80 Brackett, Eddie 95 Bradley, Jeff 47,56,66,68,80 Bradley, Mark 38,39,46,65,95 Brennan, Mike 66,68,88 Brewer, Bill 50,62,65,95 Brittenham, Todd 95 Brittenham, Tom 84 Brundgardt, Vicki 29,80 Buckner, Cathy 95 Burton, Sharon 88,49 BHS GUIDE Burton, Teresa 80 Cahill, Debbie 23,55,60,66,68,70,72, 80 Cahill, Janet 22,23,30,84 Cahill, Julia 23,53,70,71,72,80 Camden, Barney 11 Camden, Don 34,47,66,68,71,72,80 Camden, Jodi 32,34,49,54,65,66,95 Cheek, Steve 38,39,46,65,96 CHEERLEADERS 48,49 CHORUS 72,73 Clark, Mark 47,80 Corum, Ken 46,88 Cozad, Gene 47,56,81 Crim, Inez 11 Crupper, Lisa 81 Crutchley, Kelly 96 Crutchley, Keven 88 Daniels, Jodi 81 Daniels, Julie 96 Dare, Virginia 12 Dodge, Brenda 96 Dodge, Rick 31,47,56,62,84 DRAMA CLUB 34,35 Drayton, Carol 15,72 Durbin, Josephine 29,88 Durbin, Mike 88 Eckstein, Jane 66,70,81 Eckstein, Janice 29,84 Eckstein, Ross 30,32,46,50,62,65,96 Fair, Evelyn 65,84 Fair, John 46,96 FACULTY 12,13,14,15,16,17 Fansler, Doug 81 Fansler, Jody 87 Fendley, Janet 49,54,55,60,65,71,84 FFA 27 FHA 26 Fish, Mildred 17 Fisher, Nancy 52,54,60,65,66,68,71, 72,96 FLAG CORPS 69 Flavin, Mark 34,88 Flavin, Mike 47,81 Fleming, Carolyn 23,30,34,55,85 Flood, Cathy 12,31 Fogerson, Gayle 81 FOOTBALL 44,45,46,47 FRENCH CLUB 22,23 FRESHMEN 80,81,82,83 Fugman,Gary 14,66,68 Funk, Jeff 34,66,68,71,72,88 Fuqua, David 56,69,72,81 Gallagher, Mary 96 Gallagher, Tim 31,47,51,62,85 Gallivan, Amy 31,38,96 Gallivan, Janice 29,85 Gallivan, Jeff 30,47,56,85 Gallivan, Kirk 56,72,81 Ganley, Carlton 17 Ganley, Tom 96 Gatchel, Dennis 16,56 Gatchel, Mary Kay 16,87 Gideon, Chuck 85 Gideon, Patricia 88 Gifford, Terry 47,59,81 Glennon, Ed 23,46,47,85 Glennon, John 30,47,62,85 Goodrich, Dana 29,55,81 Gorrell, William 10 Guffey, Linda 29,53,85 Guffey, Peggy 52,54,65,96 Gudauskas, Minnie 15 Hargrave, Robin 34,66,68,70,72,96 Harms, Ruth 12 Harper, David 56,88 Harrison, Estel 17 Harvey, Gary 51,59,65,85,47 Helm, Donna 97 Hendrix, Gaylord 10 Hendrix, Steve 16 Henry, Steve 56,85 Hensley, Tom 10 Hinton, Cary 46,56,58,71,72,97 Hinton, Chalmer 11 HOMECOMING 38,39,40,41,42,43, Jamison, Mike 47,56,72,85 Jamison, Rodney 81 Jarboe, David 46,97 Jarboe, Jody 52,65,88 Jay, Teresa 85 Jenkins, Suzanne 97 Johnson, Jim 23,30,34,47,71,72,86 Jones, Bob 17 Jones, Kim 66,68,69,72,89 Jordan, Connie 29,81 JUNIORS 88,89,90 Jurgens, Mike 14 Kirwan, Bridget 23,34,60,66,68,69,81 Kirwan, Bryon 34,46,50,62,65,97 Kirwan, James 10 Kirwan, Julie 55,60,65,66,68,86 Kirwan, Kathy 26,60,66,68,69,89 Klein, Andy 56,86 102 Knopp, Brant 59 Koester, Kurt 86 Lamb, Andy 97 Lamb, Marcena 81 Larimore, Debbie 30,52,53,55,86 Larimore, Richard 23,86 LATIN CLUB 24,25 LeCrone, Dan 47,51,58,66,68,81 LeCrone, Debbie 54,60,65,89 LeFever,Kent 15 LIBRARIANS 29 Lietz, Gloria 89 Lincicum, Laura 89 Lust, Kathy 23,32,72,97 MADRIGALS 71 MAJORETTES 69 Manalisay, Lisa 66,68,89 Manalisay, Nick 62,66,68,82,47 Martin, Mike 86 Mayer, David 89 Mercer, Linda 13 Miles, Mary 17 Miller, Becky 30,34,49,60,65,71,72,86 Mitchell, Roslyne 82 Morgan, Michelle 38 Morgan, Monica 38 'Morgan, Ron 46,97 Morris, Kathy 89 Morton, Lori 52,53,55,68,82 Mulvaney, Ron 34,46,65,71,72,89 Munsell, Lyman 14 Murphy, Kevin 89 McCabe, Becky 22,32,70,71,72,97 McCabe, Todd 66,68,82 McDade, Kim 23,66,68,82 McDade, Teresa 97 McDermith, Lori 82 McHale, Celine 29,53,55,60,70,82 McHale, Jack 11 McHale, John 31,47,51,58,86 McHale, Mark 38,39,46,50,62,65,97 McKee, Jeff 82 Nash, Wayne, 46,56,72,97 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 28 NEWSTAFF 30,31 Parrish, Sue 23,55,66,68,70,71,72,82 PEP BAND 68 Phillips, Dean 47,82 Phillips, Tom 65,98 Phillips, Wayne 89 Phipps, Brett 47,82 Phipps, Kevin 47,56,65,86 Plummer, Allan 98 POM PON SQUAD 70 Porter, Carl 98 Poundstone, Dave 56,65,98 Poundstone, Rick 59,89 Price, Chuck 47,82 Price, Scott 62,82 Price, Troy 90 PROM 76,77 Pruitt, Steve 86 Redman, Tom 98 Redman, Vilma 17 Roberts, Jeff 23,30,34,46,65,86 Roderick, Gale 29,98 Rogers, Kim 23,52,54,60,65,98 Rogers, Kurt 30,34,58,62,65,71,72,86 Roux, Carol 52,54,65,98 Rumple, Peggy 17 Rund, Angie 34,60,86 Rund, Bridget 29,34,60,82 Rund, Kathy 98 Sams, Ken 13,62,65 Sarver, Tina 31,49,54,60,65,90 Schinerle, Gene 12,52,65 Schrage, Laura 31,87 Scott, Jeff 46,98 Scrimager, Ken 47,82 Scrimager, Lana 29,69,90 SENIOR AWARDS 100,101 SENIOR PLAY 74,75 SENIORS 95,96,97,98,99 Sharp, Donna 13 Shartzer, David 90 Shonkwiler, Jason 38 Shonkwiler, Laura 23,53,55,60,83 Simmons, Barb 72,98 Simmons, Jeff 98 Slagle, Betty 11 Smith, Bob 99 Smith, Brenda 83 Smith, Rebecca 83 Smith, Sharon 70,90 Smothers, Sandra 90 Somers, John 62,90 Somers, Vicki 31,99 SOPHOMORES 84,85,86,87 Spalding, Dave 47,56,58,83 Spalding, Robin 31,54,60,65,90 Stevens, Becky 99 Stoerger, Tina 99 Strack, Debra 29,55,83 Strack, Russ, 30,38,39,46,50,62,65,99 STUDENT COUNCIL 20,21 Swaim, Steve 46,87 Syfert, David 30,87 Taylor, Angie 34,52,53,55,87,86 Taylor, Merle 13 Tempel, Kathy 29,31,99 THESPIANS 32 Thomas, Lori 31,34,55,60,65,66,68, 71,72,87 Thompson, Bob 65,99 Thompson, Joe 46,62,65,90 Thompson, Roger 99 Thompson, Tami 23,26,30,87 Tieman, Teal 31,99 Tieman, Trea 53,69,83 Tiffin, Cara 23,55,60,66,68,70,72,83 Timme, Connie 87 TRACK BOYS 58,59 TRACK GIRLS 60,61 Tracy, Tim 46,62,65,71,72,90 Van Vleet, Rick 62,72,83 VOLLEYBALL 54,55 Wallace, Darrell 66,68,99 Walsh, Ellen 23,29,34,49,55,60,83 Walsh, Linda 38,39,99 Walsh, Tom 46,65,90 Weakley, Scott 47,51,62,83 Webb, Kevin 83 Whalen, Brenda 34,49,90 White, Wesley 83 Whiteside, Teresa 23,34,52,53,87 Wildman, Lori 53,60,66,70,87 Williams, Jody 22,23,30,34,49,87 Wilt, Jean 29,34,55,83,70,72 Wingle.John 15,65,87 Womer, Deena 29,34,60,70,83,55 Wrench, Clyde 17 Wrench, Jane 99 WRESTLING 56,57 Wright, Margaret 17 Wright, Peggy 26,34,54,66,68,70,71, 72,90 Wright, Penny 34,60,70,72,83 Wrightson, Kelly 29,66,68,83 Wrightson, Susan 66,69,90 Zettler, Carl 56,72,87 Zoch, Timothy 90 103 At the beginning of every year, things look like a bed of roses, but toward the end, the excitement begins to wilt and die. This year is no exception. We started out with great hopes, kept struggling, and then lost some vital film in the mail which threw a curve ball into the game. That, along with irresponsibility, wrecked our final deadline. IT'S OFF 'TIL '78 No person can imagine the work, time and effort that goes into a good yearbook unless he has served as editor or advisor. Recognition is seldom received. I thank Editor Kathy Lust and staff member Becky Stevens for their persistence this past summer. A special thanks goes to juniors Mark Flavin, Kathy Kirwan. and Kim Jones; for without them, the 1977 BIM would still be setting on the shelf. I also thank Mr. Gene Schnierle. Without his pictures, there would be no baseball, girls track, or boys track in the 1977 BIM. Merle Taylor Advisor 104 ■ . ' V • J J r - V r % • ? v M4YA ’ V . • .; . •, • •• 'r . lT , , i ■ ' � • •y , y yy • : yh • . 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