Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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News Staff f f ff E1ght o clock Tue5dax m0llllllg and theie 5 a buzz ot actnlts Ill M155 Houston 5 room The news 5taff under the leadershlp ot Walren IVICPTIQI son IS vxorkmg dillgently to get out th1 vseek s B9tOhl News vsh1ch mll be publ15hed IH the Bement Reg15ter W1ll1 Vlae Pattelson and Antho11 Joe Petersen a1e furlouslv V!I'1t1Hg the neu5 t1y1ng to beat the deadlme We had no 1dea 50 much had happened Mary McPhe15on and Ruthie Lamb 31 1ott1ng down a bird 5 eye VIQVN of the class 1oom act1x1t1e5 That H0156 you 1u5t heard was a squeal of del1ght from the featu1e wrlters Mdlgl9 Fa1 rell Shirley Fisher and Jane Postlew It They have thought up another bright 1dea for their column Do they l1e aw ake at night th1nk111g them up? Jimmy Fairbanke Deane Tuiner and Lee Sh1rley aie report1ng on the late5t development5 IH the field of 5port5 lean Funk and Ro5a Lee SlUbN9I are vvr1t1ng IH their most clever manner the pe15onal5 vxh1ch they have gathered durmg the prev1ou5 sv eek Everybody S buelness lb thexr bu51neQQ Before the mater1al leave5 the 1oom It lb carefully ce115ored by the 9d1tO1 IH ch1ef Warren McPher5on a5515tant 9d1tO1 Richaid Knapp and the adv1ser M155 Hou5ton The ty p15t5 Jumor Comerford and Edna Raglan bue1ly engage themselves 1n preparmg the opy for Ke1th Jordan the bus1 ness manager who relay 5 It to the publ15he1 EV61 vone b1eathe5 easier now that the staff 5 lob IS completed or IS I rl Tu enty sex en . Y ' Y ' ' I 1 ,W 1 f ' I ' v. v I 1 I v 1 1 'w vw 1 ' ' . - 1 1 1 . 1 1 , , - S , .S 7 . . . 7 is Y , . vs, v . v. ' . . . 2 1 ' '1' 3 ' w I 1 .Lv ' .9 .- V Y . . . Y N - , , 1 1 . 1 If l C' 1 A . , 1 1 I u- , ' - , 1 H' . ' ' . . ' . I H . A K 5 7 w '1 ' ' , 5 -I . c w as - Y . . . . H H N,, V . . . W Y , . .N . N. . 1 11 . 1 . . , . - .- - , v Z 5 Y A. ., . 5 . .N v v Y . W 1 l I a - 9 -' . . . P . .- 1 1, , y 1 . . w Q 1 , 1 . 4 1 1 1 1. y v 1 , w . l v 1 I w U 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 it? They must immediately begin thinking up ideas for next week's edition. Sitting: I l!4lll'l'. l'1lIl1'l'S4IIl, Shirlvy, Iluglzm, W. Sl:-I'l1--rson, Al. 5fvl'l14-1'5-111. Fllllli, SIIISSVV. Slanlulinpei l4':11'1'1-Il. lwrsllewalil, l't'll'l'S1'll. l4':1i1'lm11ks, 'l'lll'Ill'l'. l'n11n-1'Il11wl, .Im1I:un. IIHUSIUII. KIi1ll'I'- ,ax ll 1.

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Debate Club + f + Among ou1 contempolarles we tmd many futule Lmcolns and Doug llses Through student demand a debate club was oxgamzed thls yeax Am one IH school may 1o1n Most of the school s bent talke1s and debatem LOllStltL1tQ the membershlp of th1s club The meetlngs Wh1Ch are held on Thulsday eyemngs at 7 15 p m ln the llbrary are under the leadershlp of the pres1dent Rlchard Knapp ylce pres1dent Ruth Lamb secretarv treaeurer Rlchald Flemmg and advlsex 'VII s Floyd The membels hxve conducted and pfuuupated ln seyelal debateb and panel dlscusslons Ill the school commumty and county Some local or ganlzatlone they have appealed befole are the Llon 5 Club and the Wom an s Club The meetings are spent IH dlscu Qlllg t0p1CS of natlonal or llltelI'l3t1OIl3l 1mportance Not only 11111 thu, club develop lntelllgent voters Ill the future but lt mll be beneflual to the membelb 1n thelr boual sclence claesea Here they FCCCIVQ added and more evtenslve 1l'lf01IT13t10Il on tOD1CS sllghtly d1s cussed ln class. Th1S orgamzatlon also encoulagee the members to folm an op1n1on and to XO1Ct It Thls mll be helpful to them IH many Othel phases of hfe P- Tu entx six 1 1 fv ' 1 y U 1 1 ' 1 1 - l . 4 1 '1 1 rc 1 4 l . 1 1 1 c 1 1 . , 1 . wr ' .1 C v' ' I J 1 ' 1 11 . .L 'J 1 ' 1 I .K1 ' . , '.' V ' ' I . . . 1 . . . ' Y. - 1 ' v 9 1' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' ' '1 1 ' 1 ! ' 1 K' 3 r K 1 l SS . 4 1 'Ll I- . 1 v 'ln 1 1 I bg C l n 1 I 1 J 1 1. '1 l 1 a . Y L 1 1 l 1, , ', . 1 ' ' 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' 7 1 1 - , 1 A . 3 . Y N Y I . .N Q . . Y I . . I . . . . L. . . a 7 vi . 1 l . 7 1 . . , V . , I v. ' 1.5 11 . I 1 I.: 1 ' 0 1 1 . . . . ' . x V. . N . . Y v . . '- . 1 R . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. . . K . . . 7 . X . N .l V. Q . Y 1 . v xi . , . . Siltirug: lflr-min Slussm-r. l'of:ll1-wait. S1-oil, .I+-ndzul, Hlznylm-, l,:unh, lfloyd. Al4'l'lll'I'NHll, l1l11'kn1-13 Sl:m1lim:: lillzllwyr, Iflnwivlc.

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Mixers and Rippers f f f Every glrl at some t1me ln her l1fe mll flnd It necessary to know how to cook, sew, or care for a house There IS no t1me more appropriate to learn these thmgs than whlle ln hlgh school Although she does not learn these thmgs 1n the MIXGFS and Rlppers Club, everyone belonglng to the orgamza txon must have had one year of Home Economrcs or be taklng It now At the regular meetmg held the second Wednesday of every month talks are gn en on vauous phases of homemakmg Sometlmes the meetlngs are based on a speclal hollday After the program, refreshments are served The offlcers are Allce Frlstoe, preslont Jean Funk, v1ce presldent, Jane Postlewalt, secretary Shlrley Fisher, treasurer, and Mrs Keller, adviser On December 9 a changed atmosphere prevalled over the school Manv glrls wearlng prlnt dresses appeared wlth halr bralded faces mlnus make up, and llps sealed What was the reason for thls phenomena? IH1tl3tlOll7 That s rlght That evenlng the old and new members enyoyed themselves at a party Th1S year the MIXGFS and Rippers sponsored an all school party on March 19 The theme was St Patrlcks day The evenlng was spent ln games and danclng We hope this Wlll be an lflC9Y1t1V6 to other orgamva tlons 1n the future All the gnls who have been members of thls organ17at1on wlll never iorget 01 regret those vears, and they yuh hlgnly recommend thls club as one of ex cry g1rl s extra currlcular 3LtlV1tlGS U Q ll l XX lggllns 1 I X f nu l 5111 1 Tu enty elghl 0 O . . . . Y. . . Y w . . . . . . Y 1. ' . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , - . . . . . , . . . 1 , - , . . . V . 1 A . L ' 7 . ,w . ' . . T . . . .Y . . . . I - . 1 . . ' Y . Y . . . M T 1 ' . ,. ,' 1 ' 1 . ' V . W . , ' 9 - .. In . ' . . ' ' ' . . . . . First R wi Vzlrmln-lm, Vutl-r. livaums. Funk. Frislr -, l-'isln-r. lwvsth-wzlit. l,115.g:1r, Jul umm, lie-lltlm-y. Sv 'llllll Row: JUl'1l1lll, XX'ilclm:1n. Il. Yun VI--1 t. Fay. Ilzuulx f'l'llll, Ulznpp. Mullins, lluvkw-r, iirvzm. Hill. Alu-I. ll. 4-X1 s. 'I'hil'd How: xvlll1'1'l1l. Tynzm. Flank. liowym'. lmwl, Smith. Imwsmnl P, lifwlu-l. A. I-Zuwy -1: llzlltvrmsnn. lflyw-, Impd. lf. Yun Ylf-wld P1-rivl', Fllllllh ll vu: I'-vxlmislurl--. lnnlzl Ilona. m'oI'l'il1. IMF- llrnn. 12 Km-l:-AI. Iv, ll'l'o1mo1'. l rvl':1Il. ll, 1l44'4nllln1', lhlglzv, Ififth Ilow: Kell:-r, ll: 'kins, 'lklylmx H: wxvz. ILIVIIIY. llmh 11, l.znmIv. 151111-xsfm. Alvl'lu-rsfm. C SSt'l', .Xll'snn. lfzxlns, S1-i r-ns.