Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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SENIOR WHO'S WHO Most Scholarly Barbara Camp William Hendrix Most Musical Barbara Camp William Fleming Most Athletic Betty Adams Wilmer Foran Most Popular Mildred Marker William Hendrix Most Witty Kathryn Probus Earl Poundstone Most Attractive Mildred Marker William Fleming Most All-Around Barbara Camp William Hendrix Best Dressed Mildred Marker William Fleming Most Bashful Evelyn Lamkin Wilmer Foran Best Dancer Betty Adams William Fleming Biggest Cut-up Delores Shantz Earl Poundstone Martha Lane deserves a place in our Who’s Who for her record of perfect attendance during her whole high school career. Peggy Moery was the girl chosen by the faculty to receive the D.A.R. award for dependability, leadership, patriotism, character, scholarship, and personality. Barbara Camp WTilliam Hendrix William Fleming THE BIG TEN (Scholastically) Inza Forcum Peggy Moery Martha Lane Kathryn Probus Virginia Lux Mildred Marker Eugene Wallace Sixteen

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JUNIOR JOURNAL First Row: L. Lamb. Zook. Pruitt. Haynes, W 'arren, Sebens. J. Koran. M. Foran. M. Lamb. Funk. Second Row: Smith. Lefev- er, Hannon, Ray, 0 I’Hara. Morgan, Root. Loo m i s . (’rim. .1 I. Hinton. Burgess. Shu mam: 1. Third Row: Loudo nback. Roberts. Day, McKee. 1 Iam- man. Hi nee. Redman, Funk. Vaughn. Boyd. Kirk. Fourth Row: All ison , Wright. Klump. Flenniken, (5. Line lstrom, K. 1 1 inton. J. Lind strom. Fifth R- riw: Coffin. Ro kstein. Fair. Flavin, Boling. Shepherd. Cahill. President..........................................Max Warren Vice-President Raymond Haynes Secretary-Treasurer. ....................Helen Sebens Member of Athletic Board of Control......Joseph Foran Fifty-nine of us, graduates of the eighth grade, enrolled as freshmen in B.T.H.S. in 1938. To manage the class affairs for the school year, we elected Robert Loudenback, president; Mary Morgan, vice-president; and Ann Lefever, secretary-treasurer. In the following September most of us returned for our sophomore year. We elected Nadine McKee, president; Jack Funk, vice-president; and Ann Lefever, secretary-treasurer. We entered as juniors in 1940, feeling greatly superior to the lower classes, for we had advanced to the stage in our high school career of presenting plays and exchanging parties and banquets with our superior class, the seniors. As in the two preceding years, our class was well represented in school activities, with members participating in football, basketball, F.F.A., music, G.A.A., and the L.O.V. Club. At the close of the school year, we left B.T.H.S., promising ourselves to return in the fall of 1941 to equal or better the standard of the graduating seniors. Eighteen