Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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FIRST ROW: Blanche Day. Wilma Jackson. Rosanna Fleming, Mary Margaret Fleming. Miss Houston. Phyllis Petersen. Kathryn Cord. Fdith Proctor. SECOND ROW: Forcstine Probus. Marjorie Stubcr. Maxim Probus. Jane Camp. Margaret Hendrix. Pauline Conlin. Laurine Conlin. THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Vance. Wilford Wildman. Doit Fish. Robert Fisher. John Neal. John Wright. Elton Haynes. Charlotte Lefever. • A • dittoki Stajjjj EDITOR Mary Margaret Fleming ASSISTANT EDITOR Robert Fisher BUSINESS MANAGER John Neal ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER John Wright NEWS Rosanna Fleming, Jane Camp PERSONALS Marjorie Stubcr. Charlotte Lefever, La urine Conlin DEPARTMENTALS Blanche Day. Edith l’roctor. Forestine Probus SPORTS Elton Haynes, Doit Fish. Wilford Wildman GIRLS’ ATHLETICS Wilma Jackson FEATURES Mary Frances Vance, Maxine Probus. Pauline Conlin TYPISTS Kathryn Cord, Phyllis Petersen. Margaret Hendrix ADVISOR Miss Isabelle Houston This group of journalists meets every Tuesday morning to write up the items concerning school activities of the week. The “Betohi News was started in the fall of 1928 under the supervision of Miss Isabelle Houston. The purpose of this paper is to let the public know what is happening about the school.. This news is published in the local paper through the courtesy of the Bement Register. Since there were several interested in journalistic work this year, the staff was en'arged. There were three members put on the departmental, personals, features, and sports where there have usually been two. During the first semester, two editors in each department gathered and wrote up the items. At the beginning of the last semester one person in each of these four departments gave his job over to someone who had not served. Charlette Lefever took over Marjorie Stuher’s place in writing personals. Blanche Day was given Edith Proctors's place in the departmental. Maxine Probus took Mary Frances Vance’s place in writing features. Margaret Hendrix was given Kathryn Cord’s job as typist. At the close of the fo tball season Doit Fish was substituted for Wilford Wildman as sports writer. Page thirty

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Senicm W'dft I. Charles Taylor, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Donet Tracy. I. Ruth Fay, do will and bequeath my talking: ability to Fern Lindstrom. I, Harold Kirk, leave my “booming voice” to Elton Haynes. I. John Malkus, will and bequeath the care of Catherine Kintner to Robert Hendrix. I. Marguerite Monaghan, do leave my snapping blue eyes to Catherine Phalen. 1. Josephine Lefever. do leave my jolly disposition to Leo Koran. I. Nellie Pollard, leave my patent on giggling to Richard Jarboe. I. Edith Proctor, do leave my willingness to work to Water Bentley. I. Forrestine Probus. do will and bequeath my good intentions to reduce to Blanche Day. I. Julia Ann Dobson, do bequeath my shortness to Jane Camp. I. Geraldine Shaw, do leave my wavy red hair to Gail Clapp. I. Don Resler, do will and bequeath my musical ability to Wllford Wildman. I. Howard Lindstrom, do leave my ability to lead the F. F. A. to Billy Hill. I. Mary Frances Vance, do will and bequeath my reputation of always being late to Wilma Jackson. I. Dorothy Arnold, do will and bequeath my propensity to dream of the future to Evelyn Larson. I. Wayne Brunson, do leave my ability of growing a moustache to Paul Fish. I. Marjorie Moery. bequeath my quiet winsome ways to Doris Winters and Grace McPherson. I, Robert Glennon. leave nay ability to remain uncaught by the fairer sex to Bob Funk. We. Bob Medai is and Frances Lefever. leave cur consistent romance to John Wright and Evelyn Prahl. I. Len Conway, will my ability to fiddle to Maxine Kiser. I. Betty Anderson, leave my pretty wavy hair to June Turner. I. Roberta Carter, bequeath my large collection of stamps to Marion Gardner. 1. Sybil Romnck, leave the words, I have no use for men.” to Marjorie Bentley. I. Mary Margaret Fleming, do will and bequeath my Grand Opera talent to Mary Kathryn Hendrix. I. Margaret Hendrix, do will and bequeath my good stenography grades to Mary-belle Neal. I. Joe Rittenhouse. leave my ability to move my Adam’s apple to Dick Glennon. I. Charles Body, do will my “fast” driving ability to Mary Cornelius and Phyllis Plum mer. I. Ralph Pfeiffer, leave my fondness for brunettes to Ted Davies. I. Donovan Wildman. will my mischievt usness in the assembly to Ruth Lamkin. I. Phyllis Marie Petersen, do leave my entertaining ability to Robert Larson. I. Rowena Crook, leave my silence to Robert Fisher. I. Gene Lamb. do. although I hate to part with it. leave my intense weakness for blondes to Everett Abel. I. John Marker, leave my popularity among the ladies to Forney Fuqua. I. Junior Moery, do will my school girl's complexion to Jack Slevin. 1. Don Kitson. do leave some of my salted peanuts to Agnes Ryan. I. John Neal, do leave some of my long strides to Eulalia White so she may travel faster in the future. T. Junior Rittenhouse. do bequeath my love for farm life to the Conlin Twins. I. Marjorie stuber. leave my snappy conversation to the male members of the future advanced stenography classes to Miriam Lux. T. Francis Doty, will my ability to mix drinks at a soda fountain to Phyllis Metcalf.