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

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GURGLE ... GURGLE ... GUR-R- R-GLE! That ' s right! It ' s lunch-time! And what better way to spend your lunch-time than in the Belle¬ ville West cafeteria? Well, even though it is true that the lunch menus were better than ever, many seniors still insisted on exer¬ cising the right to eat out. This, however, was not very convenient since the new class schedule man¬ dated half-hour lunch periods. Surely, those seniors adventurous enough pursued that rewarding burger of fast food fame. The rest of you ate in the cafeteria. Good food and good times ... Who dun it? YOU DUN IT!!!

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R-R-R-l-l-N-N-G-G! Time for class! Sure, education was the purpose. Sure, you learned a few things, but what was class really like? How did you get through all of those tests, due dates and assignments? No one answer ex¬ isted. Each person made it through the school day in his own way, but the point is that you made it. Whether it was the honest struggle for good grades or the nerve-wrecking yanking of hair, you each lent your own personality to the class which helped to make that dismissal bell ring just a little bit earlier each day. Good grades and good times ... Who dun it? YOU DUN IT! Opening 5

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Opposite Page, Top: Modern art flourishes at West. Middle Left: Juniors Pamela Schlueter, Dayna Bone and Rachael Bates joke around at lunch. Bottom: Seniors David Sutherland , Jenni¬ fer Shaw , Karen Voegtle, Aimee Salyaponese, Johnna Rogers and Cheryl Purnell enjoy their fast-foods. This Page, Top Left: Juniors Teresa Boyer and Jennifer Utnage spend lunchtime chat¬ ting while sophomore Lisa LoBosco waves. Top Right: Mr. Tom Smith (a.k.a. Robocop) questions senior Tracy Liesman Bottom Left and Right: Seniors Bradford Sneed and Todd Mitchem prac¬ tice soft taco etiquette. Opening 7