Bellmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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Spirits rise high despite mud, cold As we stand together to sing Our school song, we know we are young, But we are eager To make our opponents remember The Bellmont Braves . . . We miss a few of the high notes, But each time we sing, Hail, Bellmont Braves we are stronger And more confident . . . Our fans are always there . . . We are backing you. Keep cool big team! The game is over . . . And sometimes we are able to chant, We are number one! ! !

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m A Legend begins As we are beginning We falter. And we are depressed. We wonder if a victory is worth The tiring practice, the sacrifice Of our time, and the mud . . . The ball, like a wet bar of soap, Creates even a greater hazard For tired bodies . . . We are constantly reminded That we must set the pace For the community. We are new to each other, And they tell us to work together. Some of us have never played Football before, And they tell us we must win . . . As we learn, we begin to realize That we may be victorious Even if we lose the game. We have united Our community, our families, And our efforts . . . 2118C18 Contents Theme 2 Academics 12 Sports 38 Student Life 62 Organizations. . . 74 Album 88 Ads 142

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Lower Left: Exchange student, Peter Schaum- burg, remains faithful even through the sleet and rain that characterizes the football season. Left Top: Keeping warm seems to be the main task of Susie Banning at this football game. Bottom Center: Dissecting frogs, proves to be a worthwhile method of learning for Biology II students, Brian Reynolds and Mark Schroeder. Above: Caught unaware, hall moni- tors Jim Bookout and Steve Burger take time- out from their duties to study. Center Above: Center Millie Harrell hikes to quarterback Marsha Basham as back Joann Walters and referee Jerry Brown look on during a pep session. Left: Brave backers congregate for refreshments during halftime. Middle: Mixed reactions are evident as students return to school from a field trip.