Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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CLQGWAGW 3111 ,im'IR1TIUI'f1I11I fffluglq mailing Qllass nf ,ZS mivh ,iflfizzrcly 21, 1925 Twenty-eight QHQQAGYAT-Q 9 2 I

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i 3 BETOHII - unior Class 'Pup Ruw. tleft to righll: Ililllill Sh?-lllllllll, ltuth l,iI'PY'lll.2ll'l, Lemeyy Miknwol-th, Misx Bum.,-Mft i.VlVlS0l'l, HUIYIPI' l721llf-Kllttlty. Li-lm Gurrly. l'laii'em'e Minor, Milflied lllllllllltfli, Arthur Quin- un. S9f'Ufld ROW? -IUS6lPlli!1l' Sullivan. l'z1!'l Uyler, Mililrecl Selle, Frzu1r'is M0t':1ln-, liuse Luuilen- hack, Jeannette Piggutt tSe0.-Tri-as.b, Arthur Hall, Glzlve llauglwrty, Ella Hill, l-In-retl Clnst. Frunt Row: Beulah Minor. Ward Alexander. Miriam Harrell, Stanley Budman 1l'res,b, Miss lbonlzm. ti'l:1ss Awlvisorl. Joe Furry tViee Presj, Flmnencv Ulodfelter, llunald Mednris. Zona Becker. History In the autumn of 1923, 11 f.1'l'0llI3 of amateurs sought their ranks in ll. 'l'. ll. S. XVe ehose Florence Vlollfelker, presitlentg l+'rani'is Metlahe, see- retziryg Lyle Uzunphell, treasnrerg Stanley lioqlinan, eelitm-1 mul, with the Qlll1ii2lllt'l'0f Miss llay, we swiftly sped to Sopllmnorisnl. This year llelen 0'Loughlin and Arthur Quinlan heezune members of our class, while Sylvia Curry, Myrtle Kirklancl, llelen Sll0IlliWlll'l', and Lyle Czlniplvell joined other ranks. lola Freel lneeanne presialentg Franeis Mel 121130, seeretziry and treasurer, -ilf2lllt'l'iP l'i,g:gott, editor: :incl Miss Nied- erlneyer, eounselor. xVZll'll Alexander, Stanley Iioelnian, Joe flurry, :intl FI'2llll'lS McCabe secured worthy positions in athletics. NVQ- started the -llnnior year by milling Zona Reeker to our list, and los- ing llelen 0'L0ug5hlin. Stanley Htltllllilll was eleetetl presiilentg Jeanette l'igg'ott, S0l'l't'f2ll'j' and treasurer: lion Metluris, editor-in-ehief of annual: Fl'2l.llt'lS McCabe, business lll2lll2l,LIPl'. Miss Iloolan was elziss advisor. Ath- leties Cltllllltltl the szinie heroes as those of 1924 and l925. Miriam llnrrell. Twenty-seven A i1926ly

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v , i IBETOHII Sophomore Class Tell HUW3 Bonnie Trigg. Opal Allen, Mary Sullivan, Melvin Miller, Zelma Bustier. Maxine Stnckhouse, Wayne Jackson, Margaret Tabaka, Carl Lamb, Alice Seitz, Earl Cox, Mabel Patrick, Dorothy Griswold. Russell Rodgers, HelPn Boone. Norma XV-all. Second Row Down: Nellie Fristoe, Opal Gardner, Margaret Peck, Hazel Fristoe, Ida Sanders. Loretta. Bogue, Ruth Ponder, Leona. Tabaka, Leo lVi1dman, Lela Phillips, Pauline Sparks, Virginia Totten, Mae Ernst, Lorraine Reading, Sylvia Vrooman, Louise Jones, Third Row Down: Bernadine Malkus, Willard Dul'bin, Emma Bauman, Burdell Bell, tVice l'res.J, Harriet Kearney, tTreas.1, Duane Allen, fPres.l, Miss Larson, t.-Xdvisory, John Darby, Bernice Grant, Russell Proctor. Lurene Rodgers, Duane Gulliford. Front Row: Allen Smith, Ernest Dye, Harry Manny. John Glennan, Donald Soper, Glenn Ta- bor, Joe Clark, Robert Fisher, NVilliam Coffin, Edward Monahan, Roy Hammzln. History The sllip which left port in the fall of the year 1924 was Illillllleil by a group of raw recruits. As the first year passed tlley were slowly initiated into the mysteries of the deep sea of kllowledge. Sorrow was brought to the heart when one of their 111llllll0l', llllgill Manny, died March 21, 1925. During' the second year of the great four-year cruise the good sllip Hope was piloted by Duane Allen. The other oflicers were liurdell Bell, first lieutenant, Harriet Kearney, ellsigllg and John Darby, Illlt-lSlllUIlli1Il. The tinle passed so swiftly that they were nearing' the Shoals of the ex- aminations before they hardly knew it. With faint hearts tlley entered the lli11lg.f0l'S and strove to pull f,lll'0llQ'll by the skill and kllowledge whicll they had gained. Only a few were lost and the rest continued on their way. Our rank 211110112 the upper classnlen b9CaIll6 higgher wllen several sail- ors distinguislled fll6IllSt'lVOS in athletics. They were Burdell Bell, Duane Allen, John Darby, and Donald Soper. ' Several times during the year the sllip dropped anchor at some port wllere alll hands wellt ashore for a merry party. -Russell Proctor, '28 Twenty-nine E 1 jll 1926-lkfy'