Bell City High School - Bellmo Yearbook (Bell City, MO)

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Student Life It Was Great In '88 'Alt was great in '88! That was the theme not only for the year- book, but for many teachers and students alike. Students and teachers seemed to be deter- mined to make the 1987-88 school year the best one yet, and it seems they have succeeded. 'AI have fun everyday that I come to school, said Lemira Parks, sci' ence teacher. FHA Week and Homecoming Week were just a few of the many activities that went on during the school year. FHA Week, which was February 8-12 consisted of a week of fun-filled activities for everyone. However there was a more serious side to the fun. An AIDS movie was also presented to show the student body just how real the AIDS epidemic is. During Homecoming Week, which was Feb. 1-5, a western theme, Forever and Ever Amen, was provided. The Pep Club did a great job of making the week fun-Hlled for everyone. E fhe Watkins said, I had a lot of fun working on the Homecoming dec- orations. Jennifer Jenkins, 'sophomore, said, In my Zoology class, I es- pecially had a good time trying to dissect a worm. The whole time I was doing it, Mrs. Parks, Monte, and Tarita were laughing at me. I also always have fun at lunch break because then I get to talk and laugh with my friends. Although 1988 has been a great year, some students still protest that 1989 will be even better. Teresa Capps, junior, said, Of course 1989 will be a good year! That's when I graduate. 8 Student Life Mc Ac Sp Fo M L G r- Not only crying over his hot dog, William Dowdy 192 thinks S - about how bad Bad was and what was Out this year. S o 'fCoca you dec l T.V. H tts 81 Misses Hits 1. Tour of Duty 2. Alf and The Cosby Show 3. 21 Jump Street 4. Knots Landing, Growing Pains, and Wiseguy Misses 1. Beauty and the Beast 3- Alf Designec .Any News program 4. Dallas Teresa C .