Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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CLASS OF '50 Wanda St rater—“Runt”— A shrinking violet, some might say; Not so; it’s just the other way. Dick Cahill—“Moon”— Good natured and big with a voice to match. He'll make some gal a mighty fine catch. John Metzger—“Pie”— He's a slow and silent guy. Good natured and a little- shy. Ed Somers—“Hardnose”— Star football player, this boy's no dope. But with one situation, he just couldn’t “COPE. Della Evans—“Del”— The tootinest gal you’ve ever met; Just hear her play that clarinet. Bob Clark—“Dode”— Here’s a lady killer, from way back when. With plenty of pep and a friendly grin. Donna Crook—“Crookie”— With a smite for all, especially one, She’s got talent by the ton. Jeanne Ford—“Jeanne”— Bobby socks and chewing gum. Full of frolic, fire, and fun. Bill Conklin—“Hoyly”— Duties he will never shirk. And you'll find him hard to irk. Ruth McConaha—“Mac”— Many a beau and many a friend. True and faithful to the end. Kinzel Coffey—“K. Y.”— He's a lanky lad with a “Down South’’ drawl; He likes to laugh and roam the hall. Edward Lamb—“E”— Tall and handsome and d-ebonair. He and his gal make quite a pair. Bette Weatherford—“Bet”— Of sugar and spice, she’s a tasty blend. She says. “Diamonds are- a girl’s best friend. ’ Rita Hannon—“Rit”— Look at those curls, aren’t they pretty? Mark my word, she’s quiet but witty. John Cavanaugh—“Weed”— Dark-haired Romeo from Irish-town. Smiles and jokes but never a frown. Pat GaJlivan—“79”— Small but mighty, he’s afraid of none; Seventy dollars he has won.