Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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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

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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

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