Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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I ' . . ' , I I l D Table of Contents Opening Section Administration Faculty and Classroom Scenes Non Academic Personnel Activities Homecommg Prom Play Organizations Music Sports Football Basketball Track Baseball Cheerleaders Classes Freshmen Sophomores Iumors Senlors --Y 'N Efflcueni Admumsirahon Supermtendent TO THE S ENIORS Twelve years have shpped qulckly by and wtth them a large part of your book of hfe has been llved In these years the foundatlon for your future blllldlflg has been lard. We trust that thts butldtng wlllhave the necessary physxcal, mental, moral and economlc matertals for a happy home. Our frtends become dearer to us as we reahze that we must part. We then realtze the great truth xn a quotatton from Longfellow We may build more splendld habttauons ftll our rooms w1th pamtlngs and sculpture but we cannot buy w1th gold the old assocla uons It has been my pnvtlege to be your supertn tendent counselor and frtend for the past eleven years A part of mewlllgraduate w1th you on May 29 As we go through ltfe, each day brmgs new 1deas somethlng ent1re.1y dtfferent and mteresung to ltve for and a new chapter to look forward to My best wtshes to you always .90ada,Jl..i:f Prunclpal TO THE STUDENT BODY I have learned to know our student body qulte well. You are one of the fmest groups of students wlth whom I have had the pleasure of workmgm my teachmg career Yes we haveour ups and downs but I know you are makmg great progress I do not thank you should select the easy way to get a hlgl school drploma. You should hrmt the mme spent 1n outslde acttvlties You must take the courses that you are capable of carrymg, You must acqulre an educatlonal foundatlon that WLuSI3.l'ld under future lwgng. Our most prxzed possess1onmAmer1ca 15 human resources Besldes bemg a good c1t1zen you must remam strong morally and sp1r1tua.lly betolerant and love your country and your fellowmen. I know your parents have sacr1f1ced muchtokeep you um school. The only pay they want IS for you to do your best. When that has been done, youwlll have repald them tenfold Keep up the good work. M26 W 0 U I I I I 1 1 ' - as - 0 9 . . - l 9 - ' ov . - I 1 I Q-:ma M ...Y , , . wf f W' ., -77 9475- ' , , r ,W-1? 1 ' O r ' ' I O 0 9 n . Q C 1 1 o Fosters Good Educahon N14 Board of Educahon Mr Howard Lamb Mr Ralph Moery Jr Mr A E Bodman Presldent Mr Clarence Lefever Secretary Dr W H Cooper Mr Albert Harshbarger NOT PIC 'URED Mr Russell Rodgers Secretary Mrs. M111er, who effrcrently performs her office dunes, has garned much respect and many friends as she cheerfully helps out with problems be yond the call of secretary. 5 I l T ?,'i i4'ii1'2wi's f ,K .rr We ,Vai H' , . if if A' ' I 1 I . , . , - . - - - I ' I - . I . f . , - . L I . - Music Siimulaies Cultural Appreciation MR. JOSEPH BEARDEN is busy getting out some new music for the aftemoon band session. If Mr. Bearden is not directing either the High School or Grade School bands or working with small music groups, he may be found in the darkroom as the ad- viser of the Kamera Klub. The mixed chorus brings forth harmony during their practice period. During a si.xth hour band rehearsal, the band plays on under the direction of Mr. Beardeu. Mixed choms, girls' and boys' choruses, the sextet, and the vocal contestants are directed by MISS CHARLOTTE GLENN, whom we see here seated at the new piano in the vocal department. Miss Glenn also teaches vocal music in the grade school. 6 Ol'l3.S Social Sciences Prepare Citizens Of The World MR, GENE WARD, who teaches American history and world geography, points out a place on the map to one of his classes. Mr. Ward is frequent- ly found in sports clothes, too, as he is head football and baseball coach, assistant basketball coach, the boys' physical education teacher, and adviser to the B Club. An interested American problems class looks Jim Cooper illustrates a point in his semester report. This Amencan history class seems to be dili gently studying for something. Possibly a test? MR. JAMES E. HARGRAVE quotes a statistic from the monthly, BUSINESS CONDITIONS, to one of his American problems classes. Mr. Hargrave is also the adviser to the Student. Council. 7 Languages Teach s elf Expression MRS. VIRGINIA DARE, Latin I and II teacher, waits to hear the English translation of the Latin word as she drills two of her students, Bob Burton and Joe Wiest, on Latin vocabulary. Mrs. Dare is also the adviser of the Latin Club. In English IV MISS ISABELLE HOUSTON advises Betty Morris about the fundamentals of voice record- ing as Ray Pruitt and Larry Taylor watch the progress. Being Librarian, teaching English III and IV, advising the Senior class and the Annual Staff, and directing the senior play constitute Miss Houston's busy sched- ule. 8 fi MISS JACQUELINE STEWART points out to Danny Doran, Carolyn Carlin, and Linda Larimore the correct way to diagram a sentence. Besides teaching English I and Il, Miss Stewart advises the New Staff and the Junior Class. Physics teacher, MR. RICHARD MILLS, is explain- ing to Bob Morris, Richard Harper and Bud Shonk- wiler a complicated looking set up. Mr. Mills also teaches a geometry class and general science, super- vises noon hour activities, advises the Sophomore class, coaches track and assists in coaching football. Math And Science Develop Keen Minds With compass in hand, MR, H, E. SLUSSER sets out to explain a geometry problem that is puzzling John Clements, Tony Strohl, and Juanita Danenhower. In addition to teaching math classes, which include algebra, plane geometry, and solid geometry and trigonometry, Mr. Slusser is a Freshman class ad- vrser. MR. THOMAS HENSLEY carefully does a titration experiment for his interested group of chemists. Looking on are Joe Wiest, Danny Thornton, Carol Allen, Carolyn Brady and Hughie Doran. Mr. Hen- sley teaches chemistry and biology and he is adviser to the Junior class and the Future Scientists of A- merica. We Acquire Skills MRS, CHARLOTTE RAINEY is busy at one of her daily tasks in preparation for her teaching the home economics classes, Mrs. Rainey is also the adviser to the Future Homemakers of America and to the Junior class. Industrial arts boys certainly are busy as they work on their projects with the use of various small tools. These girls all seem to be enjoying their work as they sew on their various projects in their home economics class. wr .. ,513 -93? l' 'I Vi .Ang .5- 1 -- Here we see MR. JAMES GIACOMA explain- -f if.. ing the use of a small tool to his industrial arts boys. A In addition to teaching industrial arts, Mr. Giacoma is also an adviser to the Junior class. it In Vocational Courses MRS. EDNA HAMMOND pauses for a picture while she works busily on one of the many machines in the Commercial Department. Along with teach ing business education, Mrs. Hammond advises the Sophomore class. These junior agriculture boys look over the hogs closely as they tryout for the fatstock judging teams. C7 .si P l 5 le fF!'i',i i f The bookkeeping class is keenly interested in an electronic poster as Mr. Hardiman explains its use at the State Bank of Bement. L N. .9 i MR. RICHARD WOODARD is showing his agri- culture boys the basic fundamentals of grain judg- ing, Mr. Woodard not only teaches all the vocational agriculture classes but one of the biology classes as well. He is adviser to the Future Farmers of America and co-adviser of the Senior Class. ll chool Bunlds Strong Bodles And Alert Minds Girls are limbering up to the tune ofa tom-tom as MRS. MARY ANN DUNSCOMB instructs one of her girls' P. E. classes in modern dance. Besides teaching all girls' physical education classes, Mrs. Dunscomh advises the Freshman class and the G1r1s Athletic Asso cratron MR, ALEX TAKACS is demonstratingthe correct use of the mlcroscoprc proJector to David Fay Eugene Carpenter and Iuha Thornton members of his br ology class Mr Takacs IS head basketball and track coach He also experiences a few exciting moments as he instructs hrs students rn driver edu cation 51215 H, , uw I 1 L, FH' 'U - wvh- It I r , W Qi. 'KA Jlbdh, , I 5,4 X .umm ,X fm, 2 -ay 1 5 fx If , .wr ,W f ' , 'i 5 'V' 5 U Q 315597: A f 5 .cg Y xi? mf g 3QWfT2,Pf 17 Vy Q 1' f ef Mwmiw ,, r 72 , WM ,, ,X ,Lg Q Q Ui , , 1,4 1 3 fff 7 W ffm I Whats Cookung7 When the twelve oclock bell rtngs hungry students rush to the cafeterta wherea nourlshtng hot lunch has been planned and prepared by Mlss Mary Fern Clodfelter qdleuctanj Mrs Bertha Olmger Mrs Ola Sttll, Mrs Kathryn Rucker Mrs Hazel L1estman and Mrs Rucluel Born. They Keep em Rollmg Our rural students are transported to and from school by seven busses ownedbyMr. Lynn Crook. The drivers of these busses are Mr. Ira BEMENT woolridge, Mr. Frank Byron, Mr. Clarence Janes, Mr. HughPhillips, Mr. Ralph Wright, Mr. Mr. Dale Clow, and Mr. Lynn Crook. , El 1550 Keep ni Clean Each day as soon as school 15 out we see Mr Lloyd Bunker H11.l, super1ntendent of mamtenance sweepmg the study hall. Our mght Jamtor Mr Herbert Helm asslsts mkeepmgthebmldmg clean and IS always on hand to close up after evemng acuvmes As a result ofthework ofthese men we are fortunate ln havmg a clean comfortable btuldmg 1.nwh1ch to work Q . , W M 'K Aw? W M V ,, W 'QM M353 W ,Ia . A-av , vt if 'a 1 1 N, I I I ' 4 1 x O X A' aj? ifex J ig x ,4 it , V V., iw ww , , 'hw , , f .W r gi' .'1 ,,,Avi V , V9 7v ,, 173 5 ,af v 5549 Qi , , Q M if 1 K, Y IVI, 1..+ - f., gi f zinc' ff ' lf . A-fW , M ' 'f 34 ' ' 4 A , ,,.. 1 5 I X N, js 15' ,-f,, ,5, ' ' W Homecoming On An nf az r-, Ut A . 1.1 . V, ,. Li, IQ. 'rl 0 1,31 .fN.Q! f' Jn! v'.i ': 55. fl J faiif- 'f ,iii :W ,in '- if Bill Rodgers, Pat Scott, Mike Harshbarger, Martha Hinton, Bob Morris, Gregory Syfert, Queen Peggy Westray, Lou Ann Dare, Debbie Romack, Don Livingston, Penny Pope, Ann Wilkinson, Bud Shonkwiler. fl ig! s ang .Q 'fs ss ,mi 7 tl I? pil 5 X 'N , I -' I 1 vi X H :- 441f :i'g g . , ,flf f, - V , gg? 1 Y , -- - .7 i. , 7 , .11 After the crowning moment, Queen Peg and her court led the way to the Enchanted Island fsmall gymj where everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Paul Douglas' Orchestra. At the stroke of twelve, the homecomers were whisked away from the enchantment of the Island back to reality, and the 1959 Homecoming was over. Enchanted Island Homecoming enthusiasm mo unted Friday afternoon when the band and twirlers led the Homecoming parade. Following the band was the float representing an en- chanted island occupied by the five queen candidates. Next came the players and the cheering students. Elated Bulldog fans were well rewarded by the action packed game with Arthur. The final 26-O score was proclaimed by the victory shouts of the Bement spectators. S . Excitement prevailed Thursday evening as Homecoming activities were touched off by the shouts of hopeful fans gathered a- t round the bonfire at the footballfield. From here students snake danced their way through the streets of Bement while spirits soared and voices grew hoarse. 1 s .1 'T' During the halftime of the game, the band marched smartly down the east side of the football field and stood at attention. All eyes turned toward the center of the arch formed by the band instruments. Then slowly, amid cheers, an Enchanted Island moved through the arch. Under a palm tree sat five beaming queen candidates: Pat Scott, Ann Wilkin- son, Penny Pope, Peggy Westray and Martha Hinton. Juniors Entertain eniors The juniors were hosts to the seniors and the faculty on April 25. They spent many hours decorating and getting ready for the big event. When the exciting evening arrived, the guests were ushered into the Oriental Gardens. This was a lovely setting for a lovely evening, A false ceiling and Japanese decorations transformed the gymnasium into an enchanting scene. A tiny but beautiful garden with a cherry treeinbloom beside a quaint bridge occupied the middle of the floor China figurines decorated the tables and the guests were allowed to keep them as souvenirs The girls in their beautiful formals danced with their handsome escorts to the music of TheF renchmen. Time out was taken from the dancing for picturetaking and conversation. The guests who were free to eat at any time, emoyed the delicious menu consisting of hors d oeuvres ham chicken salad fruit salad potato chips sandwiches cookies andpunch. The Juniors mothers dressed in colorful Oriental cos tumes did the serving. Formne cookies which contained PISGICIIOHS for the future, delighted the guests when eleven o clock came, everyone agreed that it had been a memorable prom. 18 Al The Oruental Gardens Here we see some of the guests wartmg for refreshments The attractrve table the prcturesque Japanese servers and the delrcrous food made eaung a pleasure Whether eatmg or relaxmg the pleasant atmosphere prompted conversatron and the decoratlons and dresses were drscussed and admtred Faculty members and students a 11ke enJoyed dancrng to the soft ro mannc musrc 'I9 Ghost Wanted Don Lrvmgston Larry MUSICR Betty Morus Penny Pope Peggy Westray Ray Prurtt Bob Moms Sara Pohng Carol Allen Ann Wrlkrnson B111 Frrtz Hugo Bromley Jeffrey Hall Troddy Gmger Stormgay Gale Stormgay Hatcher Professor de Vallan Madam Zolga Azalea Nora Vane Mr Bradshaw Our competent managers Dave Defore and B111 Rodgers were busy getung the stage ready whrle the cast pra ctrced drhgently When not on stage the cast enjoyed puttrng rherr names beslde countless others on the back of the scenery Gettmg made up for the real performance brought thr111s and ch111s as curtaln trme drew near Excrtement rergned when someone called The show is on! The Sensor Class Presents . . . ll ll mess.:311322i:1i131'Ggm,Kat 'lg I f, .- fav -ov' y f nf A' 1, '5 ': V ff 5. :ff- dies? A ,Q 1 ,sg 4 - K A - 1 A Q :L if ' , if YO' i W was ,L ' em E. I ff f fu-Q Q, . f 5 The Student Councul Represents STANDING Mrke Harshbarger Presrdent FIRST ROW Kathre Stoerger Iulra Thornton Nancy Livmgston Martha Hinton Penny Pope Don Lrvmgston SECOND ROW Lmda Bolsen B111 Morus Hughie Doran Lrnda LeCrone Peggy Body Mr Hargrave Advrser ld ? Party goers enjoy a relay at an all school party sponsored by the student council The counc 11 was also in charge of the coke dances following football and basketball games and ofthe homecommg fes trvrtres 22 I t . . . . . . . , . - , p 1 9 0 ' ' 9 1 9 9 l 0 v I 0 0 The Student Body Some student COLIDCL1 members decorate a Chnstmas tree whxch added to the atmosphere of the hohday season. Hungry ptcmckers make away mth heapmg plates of appeuztng food at the all school DICHIC on June 1 Students enjoyed thetr lelsure tune by playmg softball, volleyball bad mtnton tenms or by just platn loaftng and talkmg. Arrangements for tlus closmg event of the year weretaken care of by the student council. V W Workmg on a rotatmg sched ule, the councll members taketurns patrolmg the fast movtng lunch lme as hungry students rush to the cafe I6I'l3. At the Chr1stmas party tal ented members of thecounc1l enter tamed everyone w1th sk1ts panto mxme, smgmg and adverusements Danclng and refreshments followed the program. The lughltght of the afternoon was when j0V1a1 Santa appeared on the scene to chat w1th the students and the faculty 'WUHMW'-wma 4 T Bum aff C ures Lufe Ai B H S SEATED Scott Bob Morrrs Layout Edltors Betty Morns Westray Typlsts M1ss Houston Advlser Prultt Pope Busmess Managers Slater Ass1stantEd1tor STANDING Llvrngston Rodgers Copywnters Hmton Brady Typlsts ,T ones F reshmanEd1tor SunnyStroh1,Sophomore Edltor Mcfollum J un1or Ed1tor Doran Harper Srders Photographers Wxjlunson Editor NOT PICTURED Mary Cody Sara Pohng Copywnters To begm our ed1t1on of BIM, the advlser edrtor and asslstant edltor held conferences to dlscuss the general composmon of the book Many hours were spent planmng these pages Next our photographers began to snap pxctures The underclass edltors prepared the underclass pxctures Copywrrters wrote and rewrote unt1l thelr best was achxeved Typ1sts were gwen copy xn fmal form to complete the layout notes Our buslness managers promoted the sale of our book Together we are one. Proudly we present the BIM to you 24 X L he ' t 2Pf ' . . . Lubrarnans erve Us Well The student hbrartans are volunteer helpers who QIVS then' t1me to keep the ltbrary functtorung. The offtcers of the club are Sara Pohng Prestdent Knot plcturedj Kathte Stoerger Vxce Presxdent L1.ndaLeCrone Secretary Checktng the shelves IS tmportant and Sandy Mafd1S and Judlth Larck are competently dotng the1r job Lmda Bolsen Charlotte Varner and Phyllxs M1188 are wtllmg helpers Here Sharon Gorrell and Penny Pope are repa1r1ng books wh1le Lmda Stme IS stratghtenmg the card fue. R1ta Stoer ger IS bus11y typ1ng cards for new books A very popular ltem tn the hbrary IS the newspaper M1ss Houston l1brar1an ts glancmg over theheadlmes as she prepares to replace the old paper Donna Ste1d1nger ts ustng the card catalog to f1nd reference materlal. Kath1e Stoerger IS checkmg out a book for Lmda LeCrone as the camera catches them Bulleun board dtsplays are a hbrary feature. Here Betty Morns IS interested tn one of the books belongtng to the at tracuve d1splay that Pat Scott IS puttmg up The latest tssues of the magazmes are be.1ng put 1n place by Carolyn St1ne and Carol Allen. 0 I . ' . . - 3 . 1 I ' . S ' I ' l Y , . 1 1 I 1 . 1' ' ll . 9 uv. ! -F Future Homemakers Look Toward New Horizons OFFICERS--FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rainey, Adviserg Peg Westray, President, Sue Ater, Vice-Presidentg Peggy Body, Secretaryg Pat Scott, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Linda Bolsen, Historiang Sunny Strohl, Public Relationg Rhonda Morris, Parliamentariang Phyllis Miles, Song Leaderg P atty F ritz, Degree Chairman. Peg Westray and Sue Ater help Mrs. Beverly Whitsitt, adviser, sack up some cookies at the F,H.A. bake sale held on October 25 at Burgin Brothers' Department Store. Early in the semester, Mrs. Whitsitt left for the full time job of homemaker, and Mrs. Rainey took her place. The formal initiation of thenewF .H.A. members took place on the evening of January 29 with mothers as guests. The girls initiated were Kay Fogerson, Frances Redman, Sharon Brittenham, Rose Eades, Karen Hall, Nancy Hillard, .Tudy Hendrix, Carolyn Stine, and Gretchen Vandercreek. iw 26 ! . iii -mr 49 I N ,Q A 'W' 2 Qi' If 6, Q ' 'K 4 ,f ' w 1 i, I 6 Af , H 1. 5 qv , fm fm Z A y 4, Y A mm mm N2 ?RYO'45u N: E , f we W' 3 I Y - 5 Q Vx IL f if Q? 53352 , , , I 1 A, fx if F E33 'r5'9,'7'g gf P4 1, 5 V l ,, , ? E, ww-.,,M.p.m . f ?f,f I gg: xg K5 f, 35 ' 'Ke m', if 4f'vfw Ag Boys Apply T ur kull is DON LIVINGSTON Chapter Star Farmer Sectlonal 16 Star Farmer State Farmer LAND IUDGING TEAM FIRST ROW Mus1ck Prultt LIVUIQSIOIL SECOND ROW Ard Cody DAIRY JUDGING TEAM SEATED Moxley Morns STANDING Muslck Ard Thornton 29 wi 4' FATSTOCK JUDGING TEAM KNEEL LNG Burton Llvlngston Prultt STANDING Halterman R. Zmdars Bolsen GRAIN IUDGING TEAM -Larxmore, D Prunt, Zmdars, I. Moms. NOT PIC TURED Iunlor H111. hee 0 ,. I Q ' I ,S I 1 ' ' !'l' , I , . rw Wig' qM1'l a. , . : ' , I I Qi. 1 : I I 3 n . Shutter Flippers Get In The View T T M- Z SEATED Mr Bearden Advlser R1chard Harper .Tuha Thornton .hm Cooper Prestdent. STANDING Steve Stders, hm Mustek NOT PICTURED Ablriarshbarger V1ce Prestdent Hughte Doran Secretary Treasurer Don Ltvmgston Danny Doran. Throughout the year the Kamera Klub vtewed tratmng shdes and mov1es made spectal Studies of close up and acuon photography exhtbtted the wmnmg ptctures of the Nat1ona1H1gh School Photographtc Contest and took p1ctures at the .Tumor Semor Prom The club also took the ptcture for thetr page tn the yearbook 30 J D ' A R. ..,.. L SEATED Walsh Srders Drrector STANDING Mr Hensley Advlser Slater Jeffers Stlll Drrscoll, Harshbarger Thornton WCISI R Harper Ball Barnett, Assessor E3 Harper Pubhc Relauons Off1cer Future clenhsts Fuse Flssuon And Fun The Future Sclentlsts, adv1sed by Mr Hensley met several tunes th1s year In therr meeungs they drscussed mterestmg new SC16Ullf1C d1scover1es Each member was requrred to have and to report on a project of h1s own. Some of the projects were electro platmg plant growlng and pyrometry One meeung found the club members vxewtng a fxlm stnp on space travel and the moon. At the Ilghl, four members of the Sclence Club are lookmg at the three types of pyrometryfmeasure ment of hxgh ternperaruresj It was U1 thls f1e1d of ceramlcs that several students had the1r projects 31 1 , . - I 1 1 s 0 . I I I I . . 5 , - 1 1 ' . 1 GAA Girls Find Group FIRST ROW M3Id1S Jones Huxhold, Pope Presldent Mrs Dunscomb, Advlser MarthaH1nton V1ce Presldent Wrlkmson Secretary Treasurer V Lwmgston, Knowles N Lrvmgston. SECOND ROW Har grave, Dobson, Ater Glennon Fay Varner Maman Hmton, WIICOX Lanmore Bnttenham, Thornton Bolsen Hendrlx Eades Sellmg frultcakes proved to be a suc cessful money makmg project for the G A A this year Below you see some of the glrls recelvmg then' ordered fru1tcakesfrornMrs Dunscomb, On May 13 GA A hostesses greeted the B Club members and the freshman award wmners at the Hawanan Luau by saymg 'Aloha Kakookomo Ma1 Q Enter you are we1come. J Refreshments games and the coronatlon of GA A Queen, Kay Huxhold, were the events of the evenlng. v' Achvuty Healthy And Fun TheG A A met every Tues day evenmg after school. The glrls emoyed such BCIIVIIICS as volley ball basketball softball bad mlnton dancmg and hiklng Compeuuon stayed keen as the grrls paruclpated m a basket shooung contest and m bowlmg and badmmton tournaments A blg event of the year oc curred when the Bement G A A acted as host to nearly three hun dred g1f1S from the surroundlng area at a Modern Dance workshop on November 8 An active season ended with a hamburger fry at the park. gffaig 591 Q 5 6 3? 4 X 3 W -f r Use! 'qi Y W' Y 5 Annnversary At A Roman Banquet saffffn 1,3 Inmate Nancy Lrvrngston crowns her Charter members of the Latm Club Mrs Selby mother Mrs Blake L1v1ngston who was a Clark Mrs Blake Lrvtngston Mr Harry Glynn charter member of the Latin Club Lmda Mrss Mary Fern Clodfelter and Mrs Francrs Lonnon Peterson helps arrange her toga who were honored guests enjoy therr Roman style meal Rechnrng members Ann wilkmsgn Amused members Kathre Stoerger Pat Scott Penny Pope Betty Moms Larry Donna Sterdlnger Martha Hrnton Mrke Slater and Jrm Scott rnspect the evegmg 3 Harshbarger and B111 Rodgers awart therr program servants Between servmg dunes Roman slaves D1ck Rodgers Ed Walsh Nancy Hargrave and Nancy Lrvtngston help themselves to banquet delrcacres .45 f 35 Water slave, Betty Jones, rests a moment from her dutres I Pt ' 1 4 1 2 ,X ,. ,wb 1 1 . M, f . A' ? , , 1 A - 2, M f f 5 T, , 2? , 1 A I 1 ' ' , . ,st ,W , Lf Q ' . ' l z - 1-,v . 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D . 11111 1111 1+ 11111 111 1,11 , 1- 11 11:Qs11'11111e11i Iiz1'1111i 1 .1'1- 111, NX 111' 13. 1 3 3 1 1 11' 1 Choristers Enjoy Singing The mixed chorus, under the direction of Miss Glenn, has been most active this year. They gave a Christmas and a Spring Concert, sang at Bacca- laureate, and went to the Dist- rict Contest held at Clinton. There they received an excellent rating. Re- ceiving excellent ratings were al- so the boys' and girls' choruses. LEFT, Top to Bottom Driscoll Jeffers Harper Siders Slater Musick B Dobson Wilcox Dick R. Stoerger Wilkinson CENTER Gadbury Hendrix Horn M. Dob Crone, Livingston Body P Brady Redman Hargrave Hinton Peterson Jones FRONT ROW MissGlenn Gorrell Spearman Ater Allen Weaver Lamb NOT PICTURED Fairbanks K Hall N1 Noe P Scott Steidinger K Stoerger Vander creek Wimer 37 fi' j son, S. Noe, K. Fogerson, C. Brady, Westray, Miles, Hill, Glennon. RIGHT: Le- The high school band, under the direction of Mr. Bearden, has performed sevcraletirnes this year. 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V 1 I VH w Q' if I J X1 vm? haf W , Wi : W5tlV,,, V',k, gy I ,A 'Aff' SEXTET Sharon Gorrell G r e t ch e n Vandercreek Donna Steld lnger Pat Scott Phylhs Mrles Lrn da Peterson Second rn Musical Mementos To B RA S S QUINTET Bob Morrls Vllglllla Llvlng s t o n Mlke Harshbarger Larry Slater Randy Drls coll Flrst 1n State BOYS ENSEMBLE Gene Jeffers, Steve Srders, RlCh31'd Harper, Albertwlmer, Larry Slater, Randy Dr1sco11, 11m I am - ' - f-4 -.1 , 1 B 'tw ,, I - , , . . , . - B . . L We Q 2 Drstrlct. R 2 y Mg Q 2 . rf' ., . . . . . - 9 . 1 , - t W Deservnng Contestants INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS Martha H1nton, Kath1 McCollum Third in Distrlct CLARINET TRIO Ltnda Peterson, Sunny Strohl Nancy Hargrave BRASS DUET Randy Drlscoll Bob Morris FIISI 1n State CLARINET Q U A R T E T Don Llvlngston Ann Wilkinson, Dorma Steidinger, Pat Scott. Third in State. Second tn District SAXOPHONE TRIO -Alice Fay, Sharon Gorrell, VOCAL SOLOS SEATED Sharon Gorrell Fourth tn District Phyllis Miles Second tn Distnct STANDING Linda Peterson, First m State Gretchen Vandercreek Thtrd tn Dxstrict Nancy Noe Second 111 D1strict Randy Drlscoll First 111 State - a Steve Siders, Second in District. 41 Key Notes Highlight The ear Head Drum MaJor Katht McCollum and ma Joretts Sally Noe Vivlan Alexander Betty Jones and Frances Redman twtrled and hrgh stepped their way down the oot ball field as they led the marchmg band through its half tune formanons The combmed efforts of the chorus and bands resulted rn 1mpressive and en Joyable Chrlstmas and Sprlng Concerts At the Sprlng Concert Mr Slater presented the Arion Award to thts year s outstandmg semor mus1c1an Bob Morns Although last year's w1nner Altce Moore could not be here to present the award she sent a letter wh1ch Mr Slater read Al Af -pl -If lf i Q! fa 1 4 , is S7 ' fife- Af, ' ,Iwi -: ur' BUD SHONK WILER Senior- -Quarterback mt? ' V I , K A X-4.1-Q5 JM f .1 LLB li 1 W. ' , ,421 LL , ,M A JOHN WMMAR I 4- f Seriiorr-gf-Center ' is fl as A r A Ak I I M COOPER Senior- -Guard Auf f,. v-iff 7' fzfiviw 1 rf.,,A5'1i 3 'iff -Q. L BILL RODGERS Senior - -Halfback H 481352 ' 5. , g ,1 . - ff .ru -. - 5 ., JOHN STRACK Sophomore--End DEF ORE ': Q N A ' A V 2 E ,flu y 1- ' DoN LIVLNGSTO 1 MIKE HARSHBARGER JERRY VARNER 1 '4geixiorfwGua.rd q Senior--End Junior-Tackle r ,r' :fly J IZAA j , A .Q ,Y S T M4 qu- sf A ' 1 W 1 QOHN DURBIN A Junior--Efullback I x . fn V - 1,-,3p.,n, L' 'Q 2, v.. ff Q' I ' 1 1 'X Ffh F Senior--Halfback d A A- 4' ' 's I DENNY FERGUSON Goal To Goal Wlth 'lu VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW Taylor Summar M Harshbarger Varner Cooper B Rodgers Defore SECOND ROW Strack I Walsh Ferguson Lrvmgston Bob Moms H111 Durbm Radmaker S1ders Ard Hall THIRDROW Frrtz E Walsh Burton Shonkwrler Assrcoach Takacs AsstCoach Mrlls Head Coach Ward B111 MOIIIS Strohl Slater 1958 VARSITY RECORD Be ment Opponents V111a Grove New man Arthur Umty Atwood Montrcello Sulllvan Cerro Gordo 46 Coach Ward and Coach Takacs drsplay therr contmuous rnterest 1n the team s progress. Frghtrng Bulldogs come chargmg on to the held eager to eat up then' opponent. Purple And While Important and dependable mana- gers take last minute check to see that all necessary equipment is available. LEFT TO RIGHT are Scott, McCollum, Ball, and Fay. Valuable depth of squad shows interest in game while awaiting chance to display their ability. BULLPUPS FIRST ROW Hall H111 Ferguson Burton Radmaker SECOND ROW Walsh Harper Clements Rodgers Strohl Corum THIRD ROW Lambert Jamison Coach Takacs Pope Doran .Lg BILL MORRIS Sophomore - Guard FREE THROW AWARD Dick Rodgers Q. 7093 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Mike Harshbarger DICK RODGERS Freshman - Forward DANNY THORNTON Junior -Forward B OPPONENT 44 Argenta 43 Cerro Gordo 60 Newman 42 Atwood 57 Villa Grove 57 Mansfield 50 Unity 58 Sullivan 39 Oakland 40 Farmer City In the training room before the game, we find basketball coaches Ward and Takacs giving last min- ute instructions to trainer Jim Scott and managers Steve Siders and Mike Ball. 48 BOB NDRRIS Senior - Guard JOHN STRACK Sophomore Guard Down The Hardwood VARSITY RECORD 0 B 81 60 ' 37 68 45 49 33 33 '71 28 ' 61 38 ' 68 44 81 41 ' 62 50 ' 37 32 ' Denotes conference games OPPONENT Tuscola Atwood Cerro Gordo Mt. Zion Arthur Arcola Deland -Weldon Cerro Gordo Monticello Monticello ,, 43 I 1' x ii .4 NJN ..l' ai .4 'N 1'xxQ ix gg- 3? Z S354 .Q-, S355 U! 0 Mfr 'EXW' 0' 'fm gl ,f They Made The Cmders Fly FIRST ROW Ferguson Eades BobMorr1s L1v1.ngston Jordan Prultt Slater SECOND ROW B111 Morris Burton PTICS, Harshbarger, Sull Durbm Radmaker THIRD ROW ,T Morns E Walsh Clements Slders Strohl,.T Walsh Harper FOURTH ROW Jamison Doran PopeCoachM111s Carpenter Rodgers Allen. FROSH SOPH 880 YARD RELAY '9 TOP TO BOTTOM Stlll, Rad Ol maker Ferguson B111 Morrls 1403 QC 50 The Bulldog track and f1eld team had a record settmg year They brought home a total of srx trophies plus num erous r1bbons and medals Among the top honors earned by the varslty were an adrmrable second tn the Okaw a first at the Gndley Relays and a f1rst 1:1 three triangular meets at Bement. The frosh soph team was also successful w1th two f1rsts a second and two tlurds one bemg the frosh soph Okaw Team hlgh scorer was M1.keHarshbarger mth 123 pomts followed by Paul Eades wxth 83 Bruce Jordan wlth 505 and John Durbin w1th 485 MILE RELAY B1.LlMorr1s Lwmgston Bob Morris Harshbarger 3 41 3 Record Breakers JOHN DURBIN -1-1-S Hxgh Jump 5 9 3X4 'hh PAUL EADES X Country 9 mi. 10 mm 11 sec sum? 'H' BRUCE IORDAN 22 23 2 loo 10 squep R Diamond Nme teal To Record eason FIRST ROW A Harshbarger Wlest Corum Fay J Walsh Kurr SECOND ROW Doran Varner Bolsen Shonkw1ler Cooper M Harshbarger THIRD ROW Coach Ward Strack Radmaker Ard Fr1tz The baseball team fought the1r way to the f1rst successful season that any Bement team has had III several years Their unpresslve 6 3 season was topped off by wmmng the Distr1ct Tournament and by brmgmg home the champmnslup trophy from the Reg1ona1 Tournament. The Bulldog s success came largely from Lhe1r outstanding defense. Thelr offense sparkled when they gamed three h1T.S off no h1t Kelly of Danvllle in the flrst round of the Secuonal Tournament. Lettermen Receive Awards At Banquets The usual large crowd enjoys the food and entertarnment provrded by the Bement Lrons Club on December 3 at the annual football banquet Speaker for the evenrng was Chuck Boeno lrne coach at the Uruversrty of Illrnors Tommy Stewart former football coach at Bement, dehvers a speech full of good advrce at the basketball potluck whrch was held on Apnl 13 Food and other arrangements were made by the mothers of the basketball players B CLUB FIRST ROW Coach Takacs Slater Bob Morns Vtce Presrdent Shonkwrler Pre srdent Pnntt Secretary Treasurer Strack Coach Ward MIDDLE ROW Strohl Srders B111 Morrrs Durbin Harper Ater Sergeant at arms Ferguson Livingston TOP ROW Prrce Scott Rodgers Cooper Harshbarger Strll Summar Doran 54 - - 1 , . 1 0 . -- 4 ' ' - ' - ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . - I . . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' P 1 - : 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 - W , A 1 . W v 'm 4 , , .5 afmy ' f Q, - V Qwsvg -Q, l On September 3, fifty freshmen moved into B.H. S. for a new way of life. The officers elected to lead the class through the year were David Fay, presidentg Nancy Har- grave, vice -presidentg Judy DePew, secretary-treasurer. 56 Fun-Loving Judy DePew, Dick Rodgers, Betty Jones Dan Doran, Karen Hall, Bob Ablinger Judy Pruitt, Ed Walsh, Myrna Lamb it Tom Statzer, Julia Thornton, Dan Allen Frances Redman, Robert Doolen, Carolyn Spearman Freshmen Enter B.l'l.S. 'S tt John Pope, Linda Larimore, John Morris, Nancy Hillard, Roy Huxhold, Frances Hadley, Darrell Fritz. Nancy Hargrave Don Wrest Judy Hendrix Pat Van Matre Sandra Mardrs Jim Temple Carolyn Stine David Pryor, Carolyn Carlin, David Fay, James Phipps, Richard Hall, Rose Eades, Ed McCollum. Kay Fogerson, Bob Hinton, T K' x F i ' xx- ' f- '1. x Bill Jamison, Bill Corum, John Varner, Chuck Pierce, Ruth Ann Hill. Larry Larimore, Nancy Livingston, Jim Musick, Sharon Brittenham, Dick Halterman, Gretchen Vandercreek, Gene Carpenter. 57 -f' Sophomore class officers were Pat Sophomores Swing Through Gene Jeffers, Linda Bolsen, David Dial, Carol Davls. Knowles, presidentg Alfred Hill, secretary- treasurer: John Scott, vice -president. Selling pop and candy at games raised money for the class. 20th. The sophs enjoyed their party on April ? Alice Fay, John Tracy, Donna Steidinger, Alfred Hill. Brenda Sharon Horn, Bob Pruitt, Marcia Dobson. Roy Radmaker, Evelyn Dick, George Hadley. Fairbanks, Dewayne Shonkwiler, Vivian Alexander Juniors Join T sg 0 'S' J 1m Pierce Sharon Gorrell Steve Srders The juniors chose Joan Jamison, sec- retary-treasurerg Joe Wiest, presidentg and Jerry Varner, vice-presidentg as their offi- cers. Nancy Noe, Albert Wimer, Rhonda Morris. he LQ Gene Durbin, Judy Hillard, Hugh Doran. The juniors raised money to finance their prom by selling homecoming souvenirs and working in the football concession stand. .4 Shirley Janes, John Cody, Joan Jamison. Danny Thomton, Kathi McCollum, Bob Zindars. Upperclassmen Whirl Linda Stine, Paul Eades, Sue Ater, Joe Wiest. Linda LeCrone, John Durbin, Joe Daugherty, Larry Slater. Jim Scott, Dean Fogerson, Roger Vamer, Peggy Body. Rita Stoerger, Bob Lake, Phyllis Miles, Jerry Vamer, Marian Hinton, Jack Walsh. if fr' John Kurr, Ab Harshbarger, Harold Ard, Allen Price, Arlin Burton, Pat Brady. gs. TQ ,Q lin' 4112 'I' Charlotte Vamer, Emest Shonkwiler, Kathie Stoerger, Russell Wildman, Linda Peterson, Randy Driscoll. 61 The In September We Elected enior Class BMW BUD SHONKWILER S eriousness spiced with ahumorous veing Hard work and sports are his acclaim. BOB: Class President 1,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Base- ball 23 Track 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Dance Band 1,2333 Annual Staff 43 B Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Homecoming Escort 43 Senior Play. BUD: Class Vice-P resident43Foot- ball 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,33Base- ball 1,2,33 B Club President 43 Homecoming Escort 4. RAY: Student Council 2,33 Class Secretary - Treasurer 43 Football 1,2,33 Baseball 2,33 Chorus 2,32 Annual Staff 4g B Club 2,3,4, Secretary - Treasurer 43 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Sentinel 43 Sen- ior Play. 62 His horn and sports are on his mind A career in architecture he will find RAY PRUITT A man of many moods is Rayg Work, fun, and women fill his day Officers And Representatives MIKE HARSHBARGER As athlete and scholar, he's above parg ln engineering he will go far. 45' 1227 'Y PENNY POPE A vivacious cheerleader who's on the ball, Cheerful and talkative, she's a friend to all. MARTHA: Student Council Vice- President 43 Class Vice - President 23 Class Secretary - Treasurer 33 Football Cheerleader 1,3,43Basket- ball Cheerleader l,2,3,43 Band 1.2, 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4, President 43 Annual Staff 43 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Sec- retary 2,3, Camp Delegate23G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Vice' - President 43 Latin Club 2,3,4, Secretary - Treasurer 23 Library Club 1,2Q News Staff 2,3,43 F.F.A. Sweetheart 43 Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Tumbling Group 2,3. MIKE: Student Council President 43 Class Vice-President 33 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43Baseball l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Dance Band 1,2,33 B Club 2,3,43 Latin Club l,2,3,4, President 23 News Staff 2,3,4Q Homecoming Es- cort 4. DON: Student Council 1,43 Class President 23 Football l,2,3,43Track 2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 Dance Band l,2, 33 Annual Staff 43 B Club 2,3,4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, President 43 Kamera Klub 43 StarFarmer33S.A.R. Award 43 Homecoming Escort 43 Senior Play. PENNY: StudentCouncill,2,43Class President 3g Football Cheerleader l,2,3,43 Basketball Cheerleader l,2, 3,43 Annual Staff 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4, Recreation Chairman 33 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Vice - President 3, Presi- dent 43 Latin Club 2,3,4Q Library Club 3,43HomecomingQueenCandi- date 43 Senior Play. 63 MARTHA HINTON A winsome smile has this popular girl3 She's always busy and in a whirl. Qxggzv' 35991479 DON LIVINGSTON An accomplished boy is our friend, Don Of dancing and farming he is fond BILL FRITZ. When all of Bunker's work is done, Speedster Bill is off to fun. PEG WESTRAY Our homecoming queen was thisSouthern belleg Her accent and ponytail we'll remember so well. Then Come The Magazine Sales BILL: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2, 3,4g B Club 4g News Staff 2g Senior Play. MARY: Monticello lg Annual Staff 1, 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4g News Staff 3,45 Dramatics Club 1. PEG: Class Secretary - Treasurer 23 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Public Relations 2, 3, President 4g G.A.A. lp NewsStaff lg Homecoming Queen 4, Senior Play. LARRY: Chorus 1,2p F.F.A. l,2,3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Senior Play. 64 MARY CODY Calm and quiet, a genuine friend - Among her talents is a writing trend. LARRY MUSICK An all round boy who fits anywhereg His plans for the future areupinthe air. And A Party For The .TIM COOP ER Jim fancies baseball and his Chevrolet, He'1l make his potentialities pay. ANN WILKINSON To Ann's smile and calm efficiency Are added good will and loyalty. Juniors PAT: Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3, Chorus l,2,3,4, Sextet 3,4, Annual Staff 2,4, F.H.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, News Staff 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Senior Play. JIM: Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,45 Arl- nual Staff 3, B Club 3,4, Kamera Klub 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4. BILL: Student Council 3, Footballl 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4,Baseballl 2,35 Track 1,2,3, Annual Staff 4, B Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3 4, President 3, News Staff 2,3,4- Homecoming Escort 4. ANN: Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Band l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, An- nual Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, F.H.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Secretary - Treasurer4,Camp Delegate 3, Latin Club 1,2,3,4,News Staff 4, DAR Award 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Senior Play. 65 Nt' 1,1 'KW' K-139' A PAT SCOTT Dignity and charm are her two greatest traits, Of highest caliber, this girl rates. BILL RODGERS Basketball and water skiing Bill thinks are fine, His topmost goal is a business line. JOHN SUMMAR A will to win and determination Will make .Tohn's dreams a realization. SARA POLING Easy going are her ways: Wit and humor fill her days. The Senior Play And Work JOHN: Football l,2,3,4g B Club l,2,3,4. BETTY: F.H.A. l,2,3,4,Parliamen- tarian 2: Latin Club 2,3,4: News Staff 2,3,4: Library Club 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior Play. SARA: Student Council 3: Annual Staff 1,4g G.A.A. lg Latin Club l,2, 3,4: Library Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 2,3, President 4: News Staff 3,4: Senior Play. DAVE: Football l,2,3,4. 66 BETTY MORRIS This fast-talking miss is a lot of fun: She's easily flustered, but gets things done. pw 7941 5 its i' DAVE DEFORE A barrel of laughs is good ole' Dave: For women and work he'1l be no slave. On The Bim Kept Us Busy BILL LASH Quiet, courteous, nice to know, We all think he's a real good Joe. CAROL: Chorus 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4g G.A.A. 1,45 Library Club 3,45 Senior Play. BILL: Football l,2,3g Baseball 35 Track 1,25 Chorus 1,23 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. CAROL ALLEN A mischievous gal with eyes agleamg A nurse's profession is her dream. CAROLYN BRADY Her best she'll give to any task: She cheerfully does whatever you ask. RICHARD: Football 1, Football Man- ager 2g Baseball 2, Band lg Chorus 3,43 Vice-P resident 4, Science Club 4, Annual Staff 3,45 B Club 4, News staff lg Kamera Klub 3,4. CAROLYN: Chorus 3,4g Annua1Staff 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g News Staff 4. 67 RICH ARD HARPER Cars and cameras are his pride, Work and studies he takes in stride Baccalaureate And Graduation Ended Our High School Days LARRY TAYLOR Another of the Ivesdale clan - A roguish smile, a joking man. LARRY: Football l,2,4g Basketball 23 Baseball 1,2g Track 1,2,4. +5 . ati JIM: Football Manager lg B Club 4. 68 GLENN DEPEW Although to himself Glenn likes to keepg One should remember, Still waters run deep. I IM ATER This boy, whose foremost goal is fun, Can't wait till school days are all done. Class Projects Kept Us Busy fl The semors tumed magazine salesmen to earn money for pubhshmg the annual. Competmon was keen between the two teams who were captaxned by Don Lxvmg ston and B111 Rodgers and many students won valuable pnzes Here we see Penny Pope and Ray Pnutt busmess managers ofthe BIM staff taklng orders for Annuals from the underclassmen. i The class of 59 entertalned the Jumors LD Punkm Holler on November 14 H111b111y cosmmes, games and refreshments made ll 6 a h1lar1ous evenmg. These were the best dressed hxllbilhes at the party One of the money makmg projects of the Seruor class was runmng the concessxon stand at basketball games. A tradluonal part of graduat1on, bemg measured for caps and gowns, brought a reahzatlon of the neamess of commencement. I , ,fx , ,, . Y I 41, .1 1 ..,' 1-v fl, , ss . . . - Kgs -V 4 , ' f,f7sx ' - , . . . f p .I l ,, . . .' . , . , ' 11 g S 6 We Welcome New Adventure As The Outsrde World Beckons BACCALAUREATE PIOCCSSIOIIB1 Pralse Ye The Father Invocauon Rev Ernest Jordan God So Loved The World Stalner Mured Chorus Baccalaureate Address Rev Rrchard Sm1th The Heavens Are Te111ng Beethoven M1xed Chorus RCCCSSIOHB1 Pralse Ye The Father COMMENCEMENT Overture Ca ntablle Cesar Franck Invocauon S alutatory Address For MUSIC SCYIIOI Ensemble Address Professor of Educatlon Un1vers1ty of I1 Valedlctory Address Presentatlon of Class Presentauon of Dlplomas Benedxcuon Rev FredE Warren Mlchael Harshbarger Franz M Dale Baughman 11H01S Don Llvlngston J E Hargrave Walter Slater Rev FredE Warren 70 I ' IV ' ll .. .. - .. - .. - .. - .. , ......... . . Processional, Pomp and Circumstanceu , , , , , , , , , . 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