Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1978 volume:

Spi ill” pot to ou: skipped school and pot caught. CiC) TO JAIL. (Si pets ou out I lio hack to STAR! THE GAM OF BHS DIRLCTIONS: Use one die. Each player moves according to number shown on throw. On advances and moves backward, player does not fol-| low directions on square. 'GAMES WE PLAY' 1977-1978 BIM BEMENT HIGH SCHOOL BEMEIMT, ILLINOIS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.........1 BHS GAMES ..........10 MONOPOLY............32 AGGRAVATION ........78 LIFE................90 INDEX .............102 2 1. Enthusiasm and spirit sparked the pep meetings when victory was in sight. 2. For the girls, the boys made a special effort to show their support for “the feminine side of athletics.” 3. The girls “spoofed” the fantastic five during the basketball competition. Opposite page, 1. The cheerleaders’ gymnastics were not to be outdone by this lovely covey of beauties. 2. Lana Scrimager frequently made the pictures as the shortest was always in front. 3. Dan Becker, rested frequently in class, but put a lot of time on the basketball court. 4 COMPETITION— A BIG ROLE AT BHS Throughout high school, competition plays a major role whether its winning that all-important homecoming game or competing against oneself in a struggle to pass that course you thought would never end. In any competition, defeat and victory must be taken in stride—of course, victory, as we all know, is far easier to accept. Life, too, has its successes and failures, each hopefully giving way to a greater drive for perfection. The Games We Play provides a fitting theme for the 1978 BIM bringing to mind the successes, the failures, and, above all, the hard work and fun as we reached for victory in all the games we played. 5 1. Cold winter weather didn’t keep these students from enjoying their noon-hour break. 2. Casual shots were often difficult to find for the yearbook photographer. 3. Robin Spalding wonders why she ever signed up for yearbook staff. 6 1. Nothing is going to keep Mr. Taylor from getting those long awaited 1977 yearbooks. 2. Like Linus and his blanket, Tim and Debbie appeared inseparable. 3. Jody and Jim expressed their joy about Bement’s victory. 7 2 1. Sophomore Bridget Rund kept busy working on her typing term paper. 2. Radio Station WVLJ provided a new experience for Bement high students as they disc-jockeyed their way into the hearts of many. 3. Fire alarms were becoming old hat until the culpret was apprehended to the delight of most BHS students. 8 1. Legs appeared at BHS during FHA week. 2. Mark Clark, waits for use of the darkroom; that time flew as he practiced his many humorous remarks. 3. Shutters snapped frequently as Photojournalism class mastered the use of the camera. 10 11 Injuries and Inexperience Ruin Bulldogs' Season The Bulldogs had an unfortunate run of luck this season with a record of two wins and seven losses. They began the year with a 31-6 victory over Mow-eaqua but another win wasn’t until Homecoming when they held Newman in a score of 7-6. Several injuries occurred during the season causing Joe Thompson, Gary Harvey, and Steve Pruitt to be “benched” mid-season. Tim Tracy was chosen, by the team. Most Valuable Player and shared the co-captain honor with Dan Becker. Jeff Roberts received the honor of Best Blocker and the Most Tackles. Kevin Phipps was chosen Most Improved Player. This was a young team with only six seniors and not a lot of experience, but they hope to make up for it next year. 1. Top Row: Coach Norm Taylor, Mike Jamison, Joe Thompson, Jeff Gallivan, Tim Tracy, Ron Mulvaney, Steve Swaim, Chuck Price, Mgr. Ed Glennon. Middle Row: Jeff Bradley, Gary Harvey, Tim Gallagher, John Glennon, Jeff Roberts, Rick Pound-stone, Dan Becker, Nick Manalisay, John Bentley. Bottom Row: Rick Dodge, John McHale, Tom Walsh, Steve Pruitt, Kevin Phipps, Kurt Rogers, Jim Johnson, Brett Phipps, and Coach Joe Airsman. 2. A Bement player recovers a fumble as Coach Airsman looks on. 3. Dan Becker picks a few yards against Homer, as other Bulldogs come to help. 12 1. Tim Tracy and Chuck Price bring down a Homer ball carrier. 2. Jeff Roberts puts a crunching tackle on a Homer runner and gets assistance from John McHale. 3. Joe Thompson, Senior QB, disgustedly trots off the field at Areola. VARSITY RECORD Opponent Bement Moweaqua 6 31 Areola 44 0 Villa Grove 34 6 Newman 6 7 Cerro Gordo 14 8 Atwood 36 21 Homer 26 21 Oakland 12 0 Arthur 37 7 Layout by Mark Clark and John Bentley; Copy by Mark Clark and Robin Spalding 13 Season Disappoints Underclassmen This year Bement’s J.V. and Freshmen teams had a disappointing season winning only one game out of twelve. Even though they only won one game, most of the J.V. games were close. The Freshmen, however, were totally outclassed except at Villa Grove. The J.V. record was 1 and 6; they beat Atwood Hammond. The A-H team had beaten the Freshmen twice during the year. The J.V.’s like the Varsity, had quite a few injuries to key sophomores who could have possible made the season record better. Three of the players injured were Mike Flavin, Nick Manali-say, and Jeff Bradley. These three along with John Bentley, Chuck Price, and Brett Phipps dressed and played on the Varsity Squad. 1. An unidentified Bement player makes headway against Atwood in the J.V.’s only win. 2. Coaches Airsman and Taylor send Dana Foran in with a play. 3. J. V. Football: Top Row: Coach Norman Taylor, Bart Brackett, Kevin Romack, Jeff Wildman, Dave Clark, Chuck Bales, Rusty Hewitt, Jack Laley, Dave Pruitt. Middle Row: Chuck Price, Don Camden, Morgan Taylor, Dana Foran, John Bentley, Nick Manalisay, Scott Jennings, Jack Dodge. Bottom Row: Terry Gifford, Dave Spalding, Gene Co-zad, Brett Phipps, Jeff Bradley, Kirk Birch, Robbie Flavin, Mike Flavin (not pictured). 14 1. An Atwood ballcarrier is tackled as John Bentley and Nick Manalisay look on. 2. Dana Foran throws a pass against Atwood as John Bentley blocks. 3. Dave Pruitt breaks away for a big gain against Arthur. JV Record Opponent Berner Monticello 10 0 Areola 26 0 Villa Grove 6 0 Cerro Gordo 26 0 Atwood 8 22 Homer 14 0 Newman 8 6 Freshmen Record Atwood 52 0 Villa Grove 10 0 Cerro Gordo 30 6 Atwood 44 0 Arthur 20 0 is BUMPERS WIN LOVC The Bulldogs went 13-2 to win the LOVC Championship. 1. Manager Tina Bernard throws the volleyball to waiting team members in the Chinese torture throw. 2. Pam McNew cheers after the team scores a point. 3. Jr. Varsity team members. Top row: Coach Bolsen, Nancy Fendley, Celine McHale, Laura Shonkwiler, Sue Parrish, Pam McNew, Debbie Beasley, Carol Barnhart, Ellen Walsh, Carol Bertsch, and Cara Tiffen. Bottom Row: Debbie Walsh, Deena Womer, Lorey Morton, Theresa Ganley, Jean Wilt. Dana Goodrich, Teresa Blythe, and Terry Shepherd. 4. Nancy Fendley and Carol Bertsch jump to block the ball. 5. Seniors Robin Spalding, Tina Sarver, and Peggy Wright present the undefeated conference trophy to Mr. Hensley to display in the trophy case. 1 16 1. Janet Fendley sets the ball up for Kathy Bates to spike over to the opposing team. 2. Cara Tiffen jumps for a spike over the net. 3. After winning the LOVC Championship, the varsity girls pose for the Number One stance. They are, top row: Coach Bolsen, Angie Taylor, Kathy Bates, Tina Sarver, Becky Miller, Robin Spalding, Debbie Larimore, and Lori Thomas. Bottom Row: Janet Fendley, Lorey Morton, Peggy Wright, Pam McNew, and Cara Tiffen. 4. Peggy Wright spikes the ball over the net. RECORD OPPONENT VARSITY JUNIOR Lovington Won VARSITY Won Monticello Lost Lost Areola Won Won Villa Grove Won Won Cerro Gordo Won Won Atwood Won Won Oakland Won Won Arthur Won Won Tuscola Won Won LOVC Arthur-Won Sullivan Atwood-Won-Cham- pionship Won Won District Maroa-Won Monticello-Lost Layout and Copy by Brenda Whalen 17 BASKETBALL AN UPWARD STRUGGLE During the 1977-78 season, the Bulldogs compiled a 13-14 record, with two wins coming in the Argenta-Oreana Regional Tournament. Bement seeded last, defeated No. 3 seeded Maroa, and No. 1 Cerro Gordo. The Bulldogs placed Dave Syfert and Scott Weakley on the All-Conference Second Team. These two boys were also coplayers of the week in the Decatur Herald for their efforts in the tournament. Dave Syfert was also elected as Most Valuable Player. 1 1. Steve Swaim prepares to put in one of his 186 points. 2. Seated: Manager Rick Dodge, Steve Swaim, Rick Pound-stone, Joe Thompson, Kurt Rogers, and John McHale. Standing: Coach Wingle, Scott Weakley, Tim Tracy, Gary Harvey, Dave Syfert, Tim Gallager, and Dan Becker. 3. Gary Harvey sets up for a play. is SEASON RECORD OPPONENTS BEMENT ABL 62 54 Arthur 67 81 Villa Grove 58 56 Atwood 58 70 Cerro Gordo 58 57 Newman 46 67 Lovington 51 93 Oakland 53 47 Homer 61 64 Deland-Weldon 54 43 Villa Grove 56 55 Cerro Gordo 59 42 Homer 58 65 Arthur 54 58 Oakland 47 58 Newman 56 61 Atwood 74 62 Areola 54 63 Unity 88 67 Paxton 78 47 Areola 60 54 Homer 69 78 Arthur 51 45 Villa Grove 65 52 Maroa-Foryth 60 64 Cerro Gordo 52 53 Monticello 69 46 1. Rick Poundstone brings the ball down the court. 2. Dan Becker looks for two points. 3. Scott Weakley takes a breather. 4. Coach Wingle walks off the court. 5. Dave Syfert shoots the ball in a crowd. Basketball layout and copy by Doug Fansler and Mark Clark. 19 J.V. BASKETBALL BULLDOGS BOOST 11-9 RECORD 1 The 77-78 Bement Bulldogs J.V. basketball team finished the season with an 11-8 record, with the final loss coming in the first round of the LOVC J.V. tournament. The team, consisting of nine sophomores and three freshmen, will have to rebuild to equal this years team. 1. Kneeling: Chuck Bales, Bill Gifford, John Bentley, Nick Manalisay, Doug Fansler. Standing: Coach Joe Airsman, Mike Flavin, Chuck Price, Mark Clark, Don Camden, Rick VanVleet, Scott Price, Kevin Romack. 2. Scott Price gets the ball moving. 3. Doug Fansler looks to pass. 20 m 3 2 1. Nick Manalisay closely guards his man. 2. Mike Flavin shoots a freethrow as Scott Price gives it a prayer. 3. Mark Clark shows nearly perfect form on his shot. 4. Chuck Price concentrates on the basket as he prepares to shoot a free throw. 5. Coach Airsman lets off steam during a game. Copy and Layout by Doug Fansler. 21 BULLDOGS MOVE AHEAD OF THE GAME 1. This year the Girls LOVCBasketball Tournament was held at BHS. Bement placed third in the competition. 2. Starting five get final instructions for the game. 3. GIRLS BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Barbie Crupper. Manager, Lorey Morton, Jan Johnson, Deena Womer, Carla Fritz, and Laura Shonkwiler. Row 2: Kim McDade, Manager, Debbie Walsh, Trea Tieman, Jane Eckstein, Deb Cahill, Patty Sparks, Pam McNew, Julie Comerford, Coach Gene Schnierle. 4. Pam McNew passes the ball inbounds. Layout and copy by Julie Kirwan. 3 2 2 2 1 1. GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY: Row 1: Kathy Bates, Lorey Morton, Tina Sarver, Theresa Whiteside. Row 2: Coach Gene Schnierle, Manager Kim McDade, Debbie Larimore, Jody Jarboe, Debbie LeCrone, Susan Wrightson, Debbie Cahill, Manager Barbie Crupper. 2. Deb Cahill tips the ball for the Bulldogs. 3. Sophomore Lorey Morton was selected for All-Conference Second Team. 4. Senior Jody Jarboe was selected for All-Conference First Team. GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsity Record Opponent Bement Areola 54 41 Arthur 49 48 Oakland 11 44 Argenta 36 42 Sullivan 14 63 Villa Grove 36 50 Monticello 32 49 Tuscola 59 58 Cerro Gordo 42 40 Atwood-Hammond 50 33 Lovington 30 59 Newman 16 66 St. Joe Ogden 32 45 Unity 49 36 Villa Grove 36 37 Atwood-Hammond 52 26 Cerro Gordo 36 39 Atwood-Hammond 50 47 23 CHEERLEADERS IGNITE SPIRIT Filled with spirit and enthusiasm, both the varsity and the junior varsity cheerleading squads helped cheer our teams to victory. 1. Jan Johnson trys her best to get everybody yelling. 2. The varsity cheerleaders demonstrate their ability to create unique mounts. 3. Celine McHale and Ellen Walsh preform in the homecoming skit. 4. Varsity Cheerleaders: Tina Sarver, Brenda Whalen, Sharon Burton, Jody Williams, and Becky Miller. 5. Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Celine McHale, Carol Bertsch, Ellen Walsh, Laura Shonk-wiler, and Jan Johnson. 6. Well! Cheerleaders can’t be perfect all the time! 7. There’s never a dull moment for these cheerleaders! Layout and Copy by Brenda Whalen. 2 24 7 25 DAILY RAIN HAMPERS SEASON 1. Manager Ed Glennon keeps track statistics, a never-ending job. 2. Gary Harvey’s speed and determination help him in winning a first place. 3. Discus thrower Jeff Roberts spins across the ring making use of his strength and agility. 4. Terry Gifford leaps over the high hurdle in a tight race. 5. Scott Price clears the bar with his Fozberry Flop. 4 26 1. Pole vaulter, Brett Phipps, uses his strength to clear the bar. 2. John McHale leans to break the string for a first-place finish. 3. John Bentley winds up to throw the discus. 4. Sprinter David Spalding runs the track to warm up for his race. 5. Track coach Norm Taylor takes a few minutes away from the practice to pose for the camera. Layout and Copy by Debbie Cahill. 27 28 1. Row 1: Janice Johnson, Lorey Morton, Karla Fritz, Jean Wilt, Deena Womer. Row 2: Laura Shonkwiler, Carol Bertsch, Debbie Walsh, Celine McHale, Sherry Salmond, Penny Wright, Janet Fendley. Row 3: Cara Tiffin, Gridget Kirwan, Pam McNew, Bridget Rund, Susan Wrightson, Debbie LeCrone, Lori Thomas, Julie Kirwan, Coach Diane Phillips. 2. Julie Kirwan finished fifth in the district meet. 3. The 880 Relay Team finished first in the conference meet. 4. Bridget Kirwan set a new school record in the high jump with a jump of 4’10”. This page. 1. Debbie LeCrone placed first, in the 220 yard dash, in the conference meet. 2. The 440 Yard Relay Team helped give Bement a winning season. 3. Lorey Morton is getting ready to practice. Layout and Copy by Janet Fendley. 1 BRIDGET KIRWAN SETS NEW RECORD 29 BHS SLUGGERS WIN LOVC The Bulldog Baseball Team won the Conference going away this year. They were undefeated going into the last game but were defeated by Arthur 6-5. The overall record was 11-3, the other defeats coming at the hands of Tuscola. 1. John Bentley takes a mighty swing. 2. Nick Manalisay patiently awaits the throw from the pitcher. 3. Joe Thompson releases one of his patented fast balls. 30 1. Coach Ken Sams gives last minute instructions before the first game. 2. John Glennon casually trots in after the side is retired. 3. Rick Poundstone is jubilant after the first game is won. 4. Scott Weakley is about to make a put-out at second base. 3 31 32 HOMECOMING A GAME OF EXCITEMENT The week of Homecoming was a hectic one. Everyone was busy decorating floats, deciding on costumes to wear on dress-up day, and voting for the Homecoming Queen. Of course, our victory over Newman helped boost the spirit. 1. Deena Womer and Ken Winter ride on the Music Float which won First Place in the parade. 2. Annual Staff members get into the spirit of the theme, “Autumn Leaves.” 3. Mr. LeFever finished some last minute decorating before the dance. 4. Theresa Ganley, Lorey Morton, John McHale, and Brenda Whalen are dressed in their appropriate outfits on dress-up day. 34 1. Miss Mercer paints the backdrop for the Coronation. 2. Sophomores won Second Place in the Homecoming Parade, Julie Cahill is dressed as the Bulldog as she “mows down” the Newman Redskin, Jean Wilt. 3. At the Pep Rally, Becky Miller, Jody Williams, and Brenda Whalen demonstrate what they would be if they weren’t cheerleaders. Layout and Copy by Jean Wilt 35 AUTUMN LEAVES MONOPOLIZE CORONATION Autumn Leaves set the theme for the homecoming festivities. Lake of the Woods created a naturalistic atmosphere, along with a beautiful background for the five senior girls and their escorts. 1. Queen Tina Sarver and escort Tim Tracy 2. Debbie LeCrone and escort Joe Thompson 3. Sharon Burton and escort Dan Becker 4. Crownbearer Matt Wright and trainbearers Venessa Dick and Cindy Stoerger pose with entire 1977 Homecoming Court. 5. Brenda Whalen and escort Tom Walsh. 6. Jody Jarboe and escort Ron Mulvaney Photographs, Layout, and Copy by Robin Spalding 36 37 'A DATE WITH JUDY' 1. Brenda Whalen and Mark Flavin listen closely to the radio for the results of the “Most Kissable Lips” contest. 2. Peggy Wright just adores her husband, Jeff Roberts. 3. Practice makes perfect, and that is what Robin Spalding and Brenda Whalen tried to do. Next Page: 1. Pam McNew and Mike Jamison look on as Jan Johnson does some elocutin’. 2. Peggy Wright really got upset when she found out that her daughter, Brenda Whalen, had eloped. 3. The cast of “A Date With Judy”, Row 1: Kelly Birch, Mark Flavin, Brenda Whalen, Peggy Wright, Jeff Roberts, Jan Johnson. Row 2: Miss Sharp (Director), Angie Taylor, Theresa Whiteside, Robin Spalding, Kathy Kirwan, Tom Walsh, Mike Jamison, Pam McNew, Jim Johnson, Lisa Manalisay (Assistant Director). 4. Theresa Whiteside looks on as Brenda Whalen and Kathy Kirwan look through magazines for more contests while they keep receiving other prizes such as “Mumbly Crumblies” cereal. 38 39 JUNIORS ENTER BOOK OF DREAMS On May 6, the Junior Class presented their Book of Dreams at Prom 1978. 1. Debbie LeCrone and Dan Becker pose with their dates in front of the waterfall. 2. Coni Timme and Steve Henry enter through the book. 3. Tom Walsh and Barbie Crupper take a break from dancing to look at each other. 4. All that dancing made Peggy Wright thirsty so she got some punch from her sister. Penny. 5. The band. Brook, played mostly fast music so everyone was glad when they could take a rest and cling to each other. 40 1. Junior class secretary, Angie Rund stars as the chairperson of the Prom decorations. 2. Brenda Whalen and Jeff Roberts take a break to cool off. 3. John Glennon and Dave Syfert add the finishing touches to their masterpiece. 4. Is this a cowboy painting his horse or is this Tina Bernard painting the mural for Prom? 5. The Sophomore servers helped keep everyone refreshed, Scott Weakley, Carol Bertsch, Penny Wright, and John Bentley. 41 BULLDOG BAND 42 1. Bulldog Band President Jeff Funk plays a tune while Vice-President Peggy Wright and Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Kirwan listen enthusiastically. 2. Second Sax Bridget Kirwan warms up before a performance. 3. Sherry Salmond, Julie Kirwan. Kim Jones, Robyn Cozad, Kathy Kirwan, and Susan Wrightson prepare to go to the big gym for the Christmas Concert. 4. Tympany player Peggy Wright waits for her que. 5. Bulldog Marching Band headed by Drum Majorette Kim Jones leads the Homecoming Parade. 6. First trumpet Jeff Funk takes a rest. 7. Solo and Ensemble contestants gather together for a group picture. 8. Band director Dan Dietrich shows us some of his diversity. Layout and Copy by Julie Kirwan. 4 43 AUXILIARY GROUPS ADD SPICE TO BAND I. Majorettes are Susan Wrightson and Kathy Kirwan. 2. Drum Major Kim Jones has twirled for four years at BHS. 3. Flag Captain Lana Scrimager has been captain for two years. 4. Flag Corps: Lana Scrimager, Cathy Ammann, Kelly Wrightson, Gayle Fogerson, and Becky Smith. MADRIGALS SING The fourth Madrigal Christmas Dinner was held on December 3, 1977. 1. John Fritz kisses Nancy Fendley during Candle Dance. 2. Jesters Jan Johnson and Jody Williams hold the ‘Book of Curtasie’. 3. Madrigal singers Jim Johnson and Becky Miller lead the processional. Layout and Copy by Kim Jones and Kathy Kirwan 45 BEATLE MEDLEY ENDS YEAR 1. The chorus sings a Christmas selection. 2. 1977-78 Chorus. 3. Carol Bertsch accompanies the chorus at Christmas time. 4. The Madrigals present roses to Nancy Bohan for the Madrigal dinner. Opposite page—1. Becky Miller and Peggy Wright sing “A Long and Winding Road” at the spring concert. 2. Nancy Bohan directs the chorus at the Christmas concert. 3. The basses and altos relax before the Christmas performance. 4. Janet Fend-ley sings “Norwegian Wood” at the spring concert. 2 1 46 NHS— THE SCHOLARS GAME The National Honor Society members await for the initiation ceremony: Theresa Whiteside, Janet Fendley, Ed Glennon, Jeff Roberts, Susan Wright-son, Kim Jones, Jeff Funk, Robin Spalding, Gary Harvey, Lori Thomas, Debbie Larimore, and Debbie LeCrone. 2. NHS sponsor Kent LeFever explains the selection procedure for NHS initiates. 3. Jeff Funk lights his candle during the initiation ceremonies. Layout and Copy by Mark Flavin. 48 THE PLAY PAID OFF 1. Senior Peggy Wright with sponsors Cathy Flood and Donna Sharp receives Outstanding Thespian Award. 2. Julie Cahill, a new initiate, receives her certificate and pin from Thespian Becky Miller. 3. The group of new Thespians being initiated. 49 1. The Drama Clubs Sponsors and Officers worked hard throughout the year. Donna Sharp, Kurt Rogers, President, Cathy Flood, Brenda Whalen, Treasurer, Deb Cahill, Secretary, and Angie Rund, Vice-President. 2. Theresa White-side announces the latest news of the war with Grand Fenwick. 3. The Juniors and seniors in Drama Club. 4. The underclassmen are the newest members of Drama Club. 50 1. Donna Sharp enjoys directing the many school plays at Bement High School. 2. John Bentley explains the effects of the “Q-Bomb” to Nick Manalisay. 3. Angie Rund points out her son, Jim Johnson to the audience. 4. Soldiers of Grand Fenwick prepare for their attack on the United States. 5. The cast of “The Mouse That Roared” worked hard to present a great play. Drama Club layout and copy by Angie Rund. 51 DRAMA CLUB PLAYS DISC JOCKEY 5. Karla Fritz reports the news from BUS on WVLJ radio. 1. Bridget Kirwan, Brenda Whalen, Mark Flavin, Carol Bertsh and John Bentley anxiously await for opening night. 3. Janet Fendley points out the nature birds of Grand Fenwick to Jan Johnson and Jean Wilt. 4. Kurt Rogers tries to explain how Grand Fenwick can beat the U.S. 2. Secretary of State, Peggy Wright, informs the President, Nick Manalisay, that the U.S. has been invaded. 3 4 2 52 FHA ACTIVITIES INCREASE This year the FHA girls were very active. The club celebrated National FHA Week by selling cookies and candy at noon and holding a “Mr. Legs” contest. The winner of the contest was Bill Gifford. FHA also sponsored a “Sweetheart Dance” that week. Their final activity was a style show salad buffet for the community. 1. Celine McHale was chosen Sweetheart” at the dance. 2. Deena Womer, Kim Jones, and Pam Kirwan were three of the members participating in the style show. 3. Officers for the year were: Jane Eckstein-secretary treasurer, Celine McHale vice-president, Peggy Wright—historian, and Laura Lin-cicum-president. 4. The “Sweetheart” candidates, Kathy Bates, Janet Cahill, Julie Comerford, Laura Lincicum, and Celine McHale, were given a flower by Mrs. Borelli. 53 STAFF SCRABBLES” TO MEET DEADLINES 1. Bridget Kirwan writes copy for the annual. 2. Yearbook Staff: Row 1: Janet Fendley, Jean Wilt, Scott Gallivan, Bridget Kirwan, and Kurt Rogers. Row 2: Lisa Manalisay, Angie Rund, Brenda Whalen, Kim Jones, Kathy Kirwan, Sue Parish, and Julie Kirwan. Row 3: Mark Clark, Doug Fansler, John Bentley, Peggy Wright, Jody Jarboe, Robin Spalding, Debbie Cahill, and Mark Flavin. 54 3. Sponsor Mr. Taylor helps Mark and Robin with pages. 4. 1977-1978 Yearbook editors are Kim Jones and Kathy Kirwan. 5. Debbie Cahill get last minute instructions. 6. Lisa Manalisay decides what to do next. 7. Editor Kim Jones makes page assignments for staff. 8. Assistant editors are Janet Fendley and Angie Rund. 9. Photographers are Row 1. Robin Spalding, John Bentley, Peggy Wright, Angie Rund. and Brenda Whalen. Row 2. Mark Flavin, Mark Clark, and Doug Fansler. Layout and Copy by Deb Cahill. 55 NEWSSTAFF CONCENTRATION 1. Newsstaff Sponsor, Mrs. Flood, kept busy proofing all articles. 2. Assistant Editor, Lori Thomas, and Editor, Robin Spalding, take time out from “keeping the press rolling.” 3. Lana Scrimager and Jean Wilt were a part of the never ending quest for money. 4. The final result is always a “happy moment” for Penny Wright. Layout by Bridget Rund; Copy by Kathy Kirwan. ON PUBLICATION 1. Deena Womer and Kevin Phipps glance through the Bement Register. 2. Journalism class for first semester consisted of Doug Fansler, Penny Wright, Julie Cahill, Carol Bertsch, Angie Rund, Deena Womer, Scott Weakley, Jean Wilt, Kevin Phipps, Chuck Price, John Bentley, John Allen, Kurt, Koes-ter, David Fuqua, Ed Glennon, Jeff Allen, Dave Harper, and Wesley Wlrite. 3. Staff for The Bulldogs Bark for second semester were Mike Jamison, Mike Martin, Kirk Gallivan, Carl Zettler, Andy Klein, Marilyn Zettler, and Julie Kirwan. 2 4 3 4. John Bentley ponders about new topics for The Bulldogs Bark. 57 POM PON ADDS FLAIR 1. Peggy Wright enjoys a few snacks before practice. 2. Mr. Taylor, sponsor, looks on as the pom-pon girls perform. 3. Bimettes: Row 1: Jan Gallivan, Peggy Wright (captain), Sherry Salmond. Row 2: Lisa Manalisay, Julie Kirwan, Julie Cahill, Bridget Kirwan. Row 3: Jean Wilt, Kathy Kirwan, Penny Wright, Kim Jones, Lana Scrimager. 4. Julie Kirwan tries to attain perfection during a routine. 5. Jan Gallivan inspects the pom-pons before practice. 6. The girls work hard throughout prac tice to perfect their performance. Layout and copy by Sue Parrish. 58 FRENCH CLUB 1. A toast to the King and Queen. 2. French Club: Ed Glennon, Kurt Rogers, Jim Johnson, Sue Parrish, Jan Johnson, Lisa Manalisay, Bill Mundy, Mark Harper, Chris Price, Don Camden, Pam McNew, Jean Marc Thuau, Julie Cahill, Robyn Cozad, Sherry Salmond, Laura Shonkwiler, Carol Bertsch, Cara Tiffin, Ken Winter, (continued on Page 61). 4 2 3 60 HOSTS VISITOR Jack Laley, John Fritz, Tami Thompson, Kelly Birch, Deb Cahill, Deb Walsh, Roger Whiteside, Jeff Perry, Bridget Kirwan, Ellen Walsh, Theresa Whiteside and Jeff Allen. 3. Our master chef for Mardi Gras was Jim Johnson. 4. Kim Jones doesn’t want to give up her pet bull. 5. French Club Officers: President Robin Spalding, Vice President Jody Williams, Secretary-Treasurer Pam McNew, and Sponsor Mrs. Dare. This Page. 1. King Jean Marc Thuau and Queen Julie Cahill and costume winners Sue Parrish, Jan Johnson, and Lisa Manalisay. 2. Mrs. Dare thinks that the little trolls are cute. 3. Bridget Kirwan and Roger Whiteside load up the gifts for the Piatt County Mental Health Center. 4. Tami Thompson can’t decide which hors d’ oeuvre she wants. Copy and Layout by Bridget Kirwan. 4 61 Latin Club Goes Back to Roman Times This year the Roman Banquet was, as always, a success. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Schnier-le. Rick Van Vleet was Caesar and Penny Wright was Calpurnia. Everyone had a good time, and the slaves’ entertainment was also good. The slaves are looking forward to next year. I. Rick Van Vleet and Penny Wright are crowned Caesar and Calpurnia by Nancy Schnierle and Merle Taylor at the Roman Banquet 2. Nick Manalisay addresses the guests. 3. Latin Club officers, Theresa Blythe, Secretary; Nick Manalisay, President; and Brenda Whalen, Vice President. 4. Slave Nancy Fendley pushes an egg across the floor with her nose. 62 1. Peggy Wright auctions Teresa Blythe to the highest bidder. 2. Slaves give entertainment at Roman Banquet. 3. Teresa Blythe kisses Mr. Dare. 4. Slaves, Row 1: Janet Cahill, Laura Schrage, Nancy Fendley, and Carla Fritz. Row 2: Deena Womer, Teresa Blythe, Rob Flavin, and Julie Cahill. Row 3: Dave Clark and Dana Foran. 5. Patricians, Row 1: John Glennon, Dave Fuqua, Penny Wright, Rick Van Vleet, Jeff Funk, and Nick Manalisay. Row 2: Mark Flavin, Lisa Manalisay, Lori Thomas, Angie Taylor, Janet Fendley. Row 3: Jean Wilt, Peggy Wright, John Bentley, Angie Rund. Row 4. Tina Bernard, John McHale, Tim Gallagher, Doug Fansler, Mark Clark, Gary Harvey, and Mike Flavin. 63 LIBRARIANS— TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS 1. Sponsor Minnie Gudauskas, president Tina Bernard, vice-president Linda Guffey, and secretary-treasurer Jan Gallivan take five as they thumb through a few magazines. 2. 1st Row: Ellen Walsh, Debbie Strack, Trea Tie-man, Bridget Rund, Linda Guffey, Kim McDade, and Lisa McDade. 2nd Row: Celine McHale, Debbie Beasley, Linda McDade, Jan Gallivan, and Lana Scrimager. 3rd Row: Tina Bernard, Josie Durbin, Vickie Brungardt, and Patti Sparks. 3. Tina Bernard and Brenda Beals work in the concession stand. Copy and Layout by Jean Wilt. 64 'SCOOT' WINS TV B Club is made up of students lettering in a sport at BHS. 1. Seniors, Top Row: Tom Walsh, Dan Becker, Tina Sarver, Debbie LeCrone. Middle Row: Tim Tracy, Ron Mulvaney, Rick Poundstone, Robin Spalding. Front Row: Joe Thompson, Coaches Gene Schnierle, Kathy Bolsen, John Wingle, and Ken Sams. 2. Juniors, Top Row: Steve Pruitt, Jeff Roberts, Tom Brittenham, Gary Harvey, Jeff Gallivan, John Glennon, Steve Swaim. Middle Row: Kirk Becker, Kevin Phipps, Kurt Rogers, Jim Johnson, John McHale, Tim Gallagher, Ed Glennon. Front Row: Debbie Larimore, Janet Fendley, Tina Bernard. Kathy Bates, Becky Miller, Angie Taylor, Lori Thomas, Julie Kirwan, and Lori Wildman. 3. Sophomores, Top Row: Penny Wright, Carol Bertsch, Bridget Kirwan, Laura Shonkwiler, Cara Tiffin, Celine McHale, Ellen Walsh, Lorey Morton. Bottom Row: Chuck Price, Brett Phipps, John Bentley, Nick Manalisay, Scott Weakley, and Don Camden. 4. B Club members elected officers, Joe Thompson, President, Ed Glennon, Secretary, and Tina Bernard, Vice President. 5. Scott Weakley sold the most candy for B Club and won a portable television. 65 NO TIME FOR GAMES Being a student council member is a job that is harder than it looks. A student council member has many duties which include sponsoring home coming and coke dances, raising and lowering the flag daily, attending the regular meetings and district and state conventions. 1. President Debbie Le-Crone and Secretary Peggy Wright prepare the student council scrapbook. 2. Sponsors Kent LeFever and Ruth Harms admire the well-planned homecoming parade. 3. Jody Williams carefully hangs streamers for the coronation. 4. Joe Thompson sits patiently while he dreams of the baseball field. 66 1. Jan Johnson and Nancy Fendley add the final touches to the “Autumn Leaves” backdrop. 2. Jim Johnson teaches Don Camden how to run the spotlight. 3. Student Council: Top Row: Jim Johnson, Debbie Cahill, Don Camden, Kevin Phipps, Dan Becker, Jeff Perry, Joe Thompson; Middle Row: Brenda Whalen, Jody Williams, Carolyn Fleming, Nancy Fendley, Jan Johnson, Nick Manalisay; Bottom Row: Debbie LeCrone, President, and Peggy Wright, Secretary. 2 3 67 Layout and Copy by Brenda Whalen NAME YOUR GAME— 68 IT'S NOT WHETHER YOU WIN OR LOSE— IT'S HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME! 1. Answering phones is one of the many tasks of Pat McCullough, Secretary to the Superintendent. 2. Making important decisions for the welfare of the students and school system is the school board’s main concern. Board Members: Jack McHale, President; Jim Kirwan, Secretary; Bill Gorrell, Robert Camden, Vice President; Chalmer Hinton, Mary Manalisay, and Kenny Phipps. 3. Superintendent Roy Belcher attends to paper work. 70 Administration Involved with 'Concentration' 1. Tom Hensley, High School Principal, looks forward to another exciting day of work. 2. Inez Crim, Bement Unit Treasurer, prepares the payroll. 3. Liz Bertsch, High School Secretary, smiles cheerfully throughout the day. Layout and Copy by Kathy Kirwan and Kim Jones. 71 TEACHERS' FAVORITES INCLUDE. . . Most of the teachers have a favorite game they like to play when they are not teaching. 1. Kathy Bolsen, girls’ PE teacher and coach, likes to go bowling in her spare time. 2. Playing badminton is a sport active enough to keep the chorus teacher, Nancy Bohan, busy. 3. Dan Dietrich, band director, enjoys a good game of football. 72 2. John Wingle, math teacher, challenges Mr. Munsel! to a chess match. Who will win? 3. There is no match for Donna Sharp, English teacher, when she gets near a Ping Pong table. 4. You can see the gambler in Ken Sams, Driver’s Ed teacher, when he gets into a game of Pinochle. All Faculty Layout and Copy by Angie Rund and Peggy Wright. 73 1. Gene Schnierle, history teacher, is not only a Trivia Champ, but a star out on the volleyball court, too. 2. Besides coaching J.V. basketball, boys’ PE teacher Joe Airsman likes to shoot a few himself. 3. Kent LeFever, social science teacher, unwinds with a vigorous game of 8 ball. 4. When she’s not teaching or playing tennis, Cathy Flood, English teacher, can be found playing cards. 5. Lyman Munsell, science teacher, is not into any games these days; he just likes to sit and think. 6. Reading is Guidance Counselor Ruth Harms’ favorite pastime. 7. Minnie Gudauskas, Librarian, likes the game of Sorry. 8. Julie Jones, interim English teacher, played Spades when she wasn’t teaching. OC , 74 PASTIMES ENJOYED 1. A favorite game of Foreign Language teacher Virginia Dare is Mill Bornes, a popular French game. 2. Charles Carpenter, Math teacher spends time playing chess, one of his favorites. 3. Playing the $10,000 Pyramid Game is Business Education teacher Merle Taylor’s favorite pasttime. 4. Playing a game of Bridge now and then is a card game Ann Borelli, Home Economics teacher likes to play. 76 IT'S A BIG OPERATION It is no fun and games for the staff who helps keep our school running smoothly. 1. Driving students to school and home again, our bus drivers total many miles. Don Birch, Estel Harrison, Duane Boudre, Bob Jones, Margie Wright, and Henry Woodward. 2. Planning nutritional meals is the job of the nurse, Mrs. Mildred Fish, while she isn’t found nursing the sick and injured. 3. Peggy Rumple, Georgia Mulvaney, Mary Miles, and Frances Adams prepare the lunches we rush to eat every day. 4. Clyde Wrench has no time for games because he is always found cleaning and repairing wherever it is needed. Layout and Copy by Mark Flavin and Lisa Manalisay. 77 � r � ■ j' 78 79 CLASS OFFICERS REACH BREAKING POINT 1. Three girls took time out of their busy schedule to serve as Freshman class officers—Karla Fritz, Secretary-Treasurer; Jan Johnson, Vice-President; and Nancy Fendley, President. 2. This year’s Sophomore class elected Penny Wright as Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Bertsch, President; and John Bentley, Vice-President. 4 3. Junior Class officers, Jim Johnson, President; Angie Rund, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jeff Roberts, Vice-President, try basket hanging as a form of relaxation after spending hours planning the 1978 Prom. 4. Senior Class President Tom Walsh, Vice-President Lisa Manalisay, and Secretary-Treasurer Robin Spalding dream of graduation and “getting away.” Layout and Copy by Kim Jones, Kathy Kirwan, and Lisa Manalisay 80 GREENIES ADD SPIRIT 1. Freshmen display their crepe paper masterpiece in the homecoming parade. 2. Class sponsors, Linda Mercer and Joe Airsntan, look over the class list. 3. Patty Sparks and Pam Kirwan proofread a health report before handing it in. Chuck Bales Carol Barnhart Debbie Beasley Kirk Birch Teresa Blythe Tony Brittenham David Clark Robyn Cozad Barbie Crupper Jack Dodge Nancy Fendley Rob Flavin Dana Foran Donnie Ford John Fritz Karla Fritz. Scott Gallivan Theresa Ganley 81 '81 OF 1. Freshmen guys bring up the rear of the snake dance. 2. Pam McNew poses, unwillingly, for a staff photographer. 3. Chris Price supervises the finishing touches to their float. Bill Gifford Mark Harper Rusty Hewitt Sherry Hislope Shawna Jamison Scott Jennings Jan Johnson Pam Kirwan Mark Klein Mike Klein Jack Laley Jeff Marshall Steve Martin Linda McDade Lisa McDade Pam McNew Bobby Miller Bill Mundy 82 FINISHES BHS DEBUT 1. Scott Jennings presses Dave Pruitt for his Short Stories homework. 2. Greenies enjoy the leisurely class of English Usage. 3. Karla Fritz and Debbie Walsh take a seat with “John”. Jeff Perry Chris Price Dave Pruitt Kevin Romack Kevin Rumple Sherry Salmond Brian Schrage Terry Shepherd Matt Somers Patty Sparks Morgan Taylor Rodney Tolestede 83 SOPHS 1. Class Sponsors, Charlie Carpenter and Ann Borelli take time out to talk. 2. Lori McDermith just can’t wait to start eating this delicious meal prepared in Home Ec. class 3. Jane Eckstein and Bridget Rund decide to go through the paper work and get to the root of the problem. 4. Celine McHale decides that if she’s going to play volleyball, she’ll just have to lie her shoe!” Jeff Allen Cathy Ammann Jerry Ashbrook Ruth Bales Brenda Beals John Bentley Carol Bertsch Bart Brackett Jeff Bradley Vicki Brungardt Debra Cahill Julia Cahill Don Camden John Campbell Mark Clark Julie Comerford Gene Cozad Lisa Crupper 8a READY TO DRIVE 1. Doug Fansler and Scott Weakley find out that today they have to taken an exam in Advanced Biology. 2. Jeff Bradley sits on the sidelines because of his leg injury. 3. Julie Conrerford gets first prize for the baby bubble pose. 4. Jody Daniels says eat, drink, and be merry! Jody Daniels Jane Eckstein Doug Fansler Mike Flavin Gayle Fogerson David Fuqua Kirk Gallivan Terry Gifford Dana Goodrich Rodney Jamison Bridget Kirwan Nick Manalisay Todd McCabe Kim McDade Lori McDermith Celine McHale Lorey Morton Sue Parrish 85 Laura Shonkwiler Brenda Smith Becky Smith Dave Spalding Debbie Strack Trea Tieman Cara Tiffin Rick Van Vleet Ellen Walsh Scott Weakley Kevin Webb Wesley White 1. Don Camden thinks that working on the float for homecoming is hard work. 2. Ellen Walsh decides to check on the weather to see if we can get out of school early. Layout and copy by Bridget Kirwan. Jean Wilt Deena Womer Penny Wright Kelly Wrightson Dean Phillips Brett Phipps Chuck Price Scott Price Bridget Rund Ken Scrimager John Allen Brian Ashby Kathy Bates Pat Beals Kirk Becker Tina Bernard Tom Brittenham Janet Cahill Rick Dodge Evelyn Durbin Janice Eckstein Jodi Fansler JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD TO PROM 1. Some Juniors made up their own games. One was Bubble Blowing Contest. Jeff Gallivan was usually the winner. 2. Tina Bernard was very helpful this year with her contributions to the Junior Class by her work at the concession stands. 87 CLASS OF '79' 1. Miss Gudauskas was very helpful to us this past year. 2. Steve Swaim is doing research for our version of the Nuremburg trials. 3. Tammy Thompson is busy •at work doing her typing homework. Ed Glennon John Glennon Linda Guffey Gary Harvey Steve Henry Mike Jamison Teresa Jay Jim Johnson Julie Kirwan Andy Klien Kurt Koester Debbie Larimore Richard Larimore Mike Martin John MeHale. Becky Miller 88 ALWAYS LEARNING NEW GAMES 1. Mr. Schnierle enjoys one of his favorite pastimes. 2. Kathy Bates laughs at one of her many humorous jokes. 3. A group of juniors enjoys golfing in P.E. Theresa Whiteside Lori Wild man Jody Williams Carl Zettler Kevin Phipps Steve Pruitt Jeff Roberts .Angie Rund Laura Schrage Steve Swaim David Syfert Angie Taylor Lori Thomas Tanri Thompson Coni Timme 89 91 % tA Cy $ n, LckjtA AjGAgTK Q i+sJUtXs 6(AC u v - Fichus-is -J 92 xjtlotc s aym i p hjQ pAXAJQj tffyiuAJL rf. J Lncicuyro flody flaxlwu EmJUumS iao . V - (L xJLADi 93 iRoVl 7 J T -cSt fownnAstfe'i'Jt' JvXjj fa f bCCjL. tdaA JL fi cVnCL-tCLQ d 4n y -' ztmizA 94 Acund AhrSCkuUJ 'Jkm, £ ch. JJ JLrrU+i, AjpoLdjjny 7 T hri COmU+k- QJLCfU U)a jfdz, jdtc Zus C 95 ALL GAMES MUST END The members of the “Class of 1978” ended their high school careers as they marched through the gym to receive their diplomas. Several students were awarded scholarships and honors. 1. Senior Class President, Tom Walsh, gave a speech on “Time”. Tom also received the Terry Wilkinson Scholarship. 2. Kim Jones was awarded a Gold “B” and the BF.A Scholarship. Robin Spalding received a Gold “B” and the Anna Braithwaite Scholarship. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Susan Wright-son was awarded the Mary E. Ayers Scholarship and a Gold “B”. 2. Jeff Funk was the recipient of a Gold B”. Jeff also gave a speech. 3. Debbie LeCrone was honored with a Gold “B” and the E.A. Stout Scholarship. 4. Joe Thompson also 1 received the E.A. Stout Scholarship. Copy and Layout by Brenda Whalen and Jody Jarboe. 3 96 97 STUDENTS HONORED Each year several B.H.S. seniors receive honorary awards. These Awards are based on scholarship, character, leadership, and many others. 1. Debbie LeCrone, Kim Jones, Robin Spalding, Jeff Funk, and Susan Wrightson received the Gold B Award. All of these students were required to have a 4.5 average at the end of their senior year. 2. The John Phillip Sousa Award, new this year, was presented to Jeff Funk for his musical leadership in band. 3. Peggy Wright was honored with the Arion Award based on her choral ability. 98 FOR SUPERIOR QUALITIES 1. Debbie LeCrone and Joe Thompson received the DAR-SAR, respectively. They were awarded this honor because of their outstanding qualities. 2. Lori Thomas and Ed Glennon were the first juniors to be presented with the 1 Dare You Award. This award will no longer be given to seniors. 3. The senior I Dare You Award winners were Mark Flavin and Lisa Manalisay. This honor is given to them for their willingness to accept a challenge. 99 SENIOR ACTIVITIES STEPHANIE BALES: FHA 1; Voted as the most bashful girl. DAN BECKER: Football 1-4, co-captain 4, Second team All Conference 4; Basketball 1-4, co-captain 4; Student Council 2-4; Homecoming Court 4; Baseball 4;Track 1-3; B-Club 1-4; Latin Club 1-3, Secretary treasurer 1; Voted as the most spacy boy and tied for the best built boy. KELLY BIRCH: Drama Club 1-4; Newsstaff 2-4; Band Twirler 2; Pom Pon Girl 1-2; Spring Play 4; French Club 1-4; Basketball 2; Band 2; Chorus 1; Track 2; Voted as the best built girl. MIKE BRENNAN: Band 1 -3;Wrestling 1; Voted as the most artistic boy. SHARON BURTON: Cheerleader 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Volleyball 1 ;Track 4; FFIA 1. KEN CORUM: Football 1-3;FFA 1-3, Treasurer 2. KEVIN CRUTCHLEY: Baseball 1; FFA 1-2; Voted as the most bashful boy. JOSEPHINE DURBIN: Library Club 1-4; FHA 3-4. MARK FLAVIN: Annual Staff 3-4, Photographer 3; Thespian 4; Spring Play 2,4; Drama Club Plays 2-4; Latin Club 1-4; French Club 3-4; Drama Club 2-4; 1 Dare You -Award 4; Voted as the most giggliest, most talkative and best-dressed boy. JEFF FUNK: Jazz ensemble 1-4; Madrigals 3-4;National Honor Society 3-4; Band 1-4, President 4; Chorus 1-4; Latin Club 1-4;NEDT Award 1; Drama Club 2-4; Drama Club Plays 2-3; Voted as the most musical and most scholorly boy and the most likely to succeed. DAVE HARPER: Wrestling 3; Football 2. JODY JARBOE: Basketball 1-4, First team All Conference 4, All Area Team 4; Homecoming Court 4;Cheerleader 1-2 ; Student Council 2-3 ; Class officer 3, Secretary treasurer 3; B-Club 2-4; Annual Staff 1,4; Volleyball 1; French Club 1; Voted as the most boisterous and most likable girl. KIM JONES: Annual Staff 2-4, Assistant Editor 3, coeditor 4; Band Twirler 1-4; Head majorette 2-3; Drum majorette 4; French Club 1-4; Pom Pon girl 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Illinois State Scholar 4; FHA 1-2,4; Newsstaff 2-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1,3; Voted as the most diligent girl. KATHY KJRWAN: Annual Staff 2-4, assistant editor 3, co-editor 4; Thespians 4; Spring Play 4; Band Twirler 2-4; Pom Pon Girl 2,4; FHA 1-4. Vice-president 3;Newsstaff 2-4; Band 1-4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Track 3. DEBBIE LECRONE: DAR Award 4; Student Council 1-4, President 4; Class Officer 1-3, President; Homecoming Court 4;Track l-4;PomPon Girl 1-2;Basketball 2,4; Volleyball 1,3; Newsstaff 2-4; Latin Club 1-4; B-Club 2-4; Voted as the best-dressed and most athletic girl. GLORY LIETZ: Latin Club 1; FHA 1-3; Library Club 1-2; LAURA LINCICUM: FHA 1-4, President 4; Voted as the most artistic girl. LISA MANALISAY: Class Officer 4, Vice-president 4; Latin Club 1-4;French Club 3-4; Pom Pon Girl 4; Band 1-4; Spring Play 4, Student Director. DAVID MAYER: Voted as the most diligent boy. KATHY MORRIS: Student Council 1-2; Volleyball 1; Pom Pon Girl 1; Latin Club 1; Class Officer 1, Vice-president. RON MULVANEY: Football 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Madrigals 2-4;Chorus 1-4; Jazz Ensemble 2-3; B-Club 3-4; Thespians 2; Drama Club Plays 2-3; Drama Club 1; Spring Play 2; Newsstaff 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1. KEVIN MURPHY RICK POUNDSTONE: Basketball 1-4; Football 1-2; Track 1-4; Baseball 4; B-Club 1-4; Voted as the biggest “goof-off’ boy. TROY PRICE TINA SARVER: Homecbming Queen 4; Volleyball 1-4, First team All Conference;Track 2-3-.Basketball 2,4;Pom Pon Girl 1-2-.Cheerleader 3-4;B-Club 2-4; FHA 2,3; Voted as the spaciest, best-looking, and biggest “goof-off' girl. LANA SCRIMAGER: Library Club 1-4; Drama Club Plays 4; Rag Corps 3-4, Captain 4; Pom Pon Girl 4; News-staff 1 -4; Drama Club 3-4. SHARON SMITH: Track 1 ;Pom Pon Girl 3; Basketball 3; FHA 3; French Club 2; Library Club 1-3; Chorus 1-2; Newsstaff 3. SANDY SMOTHERS: FHA 1-3; Basketball 2;Track 3; Annual Staff 4. too JOHN SOMERS: Baseball 1-3; Football 1-2; B-Club 2-3; Voted as the wittiest and most boisterous boy. ROBIN SPALDING: National Honor Society 3-4; Volleyball 2-4; First team All Conference 4; Newsstaff 2-4, editor 4; French Club 1-4, president 4; B-Club 2-4; Class officer 3-4, Vice-president 3, secretary 4; Annual Staff 4, photographer 4; Drama Club 1-4; Spring Play 4; Cheerleader Alternate 3 ; Basketball 2; Voted as the wittiest girl. JOE THOMPSON: Football 1-4, Second Team All Conference 3; Baseball 1 -4;SAR Award 4; Homecoming Court 4;Student Council 4; Basketball 1-4;B-Club 1-4, President 4;Madrigals 1 ;Chorus 1; Voted as the most athletic, most likeable, best-looking, and friendliest boy. TIM TRACY: Football 1-4, First Team All Conference 4; Baseball 1-4;Madrigals l-4;Chorus 1-4;Homecoming Court 4; Spring Play 2; B-Club 1-4; Basketball 1-2, 4; Tied as the best built boy. TOM WALSH: Baseball 4; Class Officer 4, President 4; Football I, 3-4;Spring Play 4; Homecoming Court 4; FFA 4, President 4; B-Club 4. BRENDA WHALEN: Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Class Officer 2, Secretary treasurer 2; Spring Play 4; Thespians 4; Drama Club Plays 1- 4; Drama Club 1-4, Vice-president 4; Annual Staff 3-4, photographer 4; Latin Club 1-4, Vice-president 4; News-staff 2-4; Chorus 1 -2; Band 1-2,; Pom Pon Girl 1; Voted as the giggliest and friendliest girl. PEGGY WRIGHT: Spring Play 4; Latin Club 1-4, Vice-president 2; Chorus 1-4; Madrigals 2-4; Student Council 2- 4, Secretary treasurer 4; Pom Pon Girl 2-4, Captain 4; Annual Staff 3-4, photographer 3-4; FHA 3-4, Secretary 3, Historian 4; Band 2-4; B-Club 4; Volleyball 2-4; Arion Award 4; Outstanding Thespian 4; Voted as most musical and most talkative girl. SUSAN WRIGHTSON: Basketball 2,4;Track2,4; National Honor Society 3-4; NEDT Award 1; Band 1-4; B-Club 4; Band Twirler 2-4; French Club 1-4; Newsstaff 2; Voted as the most scholorly girl. TIM ZOCH INDEX Airsman, Joe 20,74 Adams, Frances 77 Allen, Jeff 57,60,84 Allen, John 57,87 Ammann, Kathy 84 ANNUAL STAFF 54,55 Ashbrook, Jerry 84 Ashby, Brian 87 Bales, Chuck 14,20,81 Bales, Ruth 84 Bales, Stephanie 92 B CLUB 65 BAND 42,43 Barnhart, Carol 16,42,81 BASFBALL 30,31 BASKETBALL, BOYS 18,19,20,21 BASKETBALL, GIRLS 22,23 Bates, Kathy 17,23,87 Beals, Brenda 84 Beals, Pat 87 Beasley, Debbie 16,42,64,81 Becker, Dan 12,18,37,67,92 Becker, Kirk 87 Belcher, Roy 70 Bentley, John 12,14,20,50,51,54,55, 57.63.80.84 Bernard, Tina 50,51,63,64,87 Bertsch, Carol 16,25,28,50,51,57,60, 80.84 Bertsch, Liz 71 Birch, Don 77 Birch, Kelly 39,50,60,92 Birch, Kirk 14,42,50,51,81 Blythe, Teresa 16,50,63,81 Bohan, Nancy 72 Bolsen, Kathy 16,17,72 Borelli, Ann 76 Boudre, Duane 77 Brackett, Bart 14,84 Bradley, Jeff 12,14,84 Brennan, Mike 92 Brittenham, Tom 87 Brittenham, Tony 81 Brungardt, Vickie 64,84 Burton, Sharon 25,37,92 Cahill, Debra 22,23,42,50,51,54,60, 67.84 Cahill, Janet 63,87 Cahill, Julie 49,50,51,5 7,59,60,63,84 Camden, Don 14,20,50,51,60,67,84 Camden, Robert 70 Campbell, John 84 Carpenter, Charles 76 CHEERLEADERS 24,25 CHORUS 46,47 Clark, David 14,63,81 Clark, Mark 20,54,55,63,84 CLASS OFFICERS 80 Comerford, Julie 22,84 Corum, Ken 92 Cozad, Gene 14,84 Cozad, Robyn 42,50,60,81 Crim, Inez 71 Crupper, Barbie 22,23,81 Crupper, Lisa 84 Crutchley, Keven 92 Daniels, Jody 85 Dare, Virginia 76 Dick, Venessa 37 Dietrich, Dan 42,72 Dodge, Jack 14,50,81 Dodge, Rick 12,18,50,51,87 DRAMA CLUB 50,51,52 Durbin, Evelyn 87 Durbin, Josephine 64,92 Eckstein, Jane 22,85 Eckstein, Janice 87 Fansler, Doug 20,50,54,55,57,63,85 Fansler, Jodi 87 Fendley, Janet 17,28,50,51,54,63,87 Fendley, Nancy 42,48,50,51,63,67, 80,81 Fish, Millie 77 Flavin, Mark 39,51,54,55,60,63, 92,99 Flavin, Mike 14,20,50,51,63,85 Flavin, Rob 14,63,81 Fleming, Carolyn 67,87 Flood, Cathy 75 Fogerson, Gayle 85 FOOTBALL 12,13,14,15 Foran, Dana 14,63,81 Ford, Donnie 81 FRENCH CLUB 60,61 Fritz, John 42,50,51,60,81 Fritz, Karla 22,28,42,50,51,63,80, 81 Funk, Jeff 43,48,50,63,93,98 Fuqua, Dave 57,63,85 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 53 Gallagher, Tim 12,18,63,87 Gallivan, Jan 50,59,64,87 Gallivan, Jeff 12,87 Gallivan, Kirk 57,85 Gallivan, Scott 81 Ganley, Theresa 16,50,81 Gifford, Bill 20,82 Gifford, 14,85 Glennon, Ed 12,48,57,88,99 Glennon, 12,63,88 Goodrich, Dana 16,85 Gorrell, Bill 70 GRADUATION 96,97 Gudauskas, Minnie 75 Guffey, Linda 64,88 Harms, Ruth 66,75 Harper, David 57,93 Harper, Mark 60,82 Harrison, Estel 77 Harvey, Gary 12,18,48,63,88 Henry, Steve 88 Hensley, Tom 71 Hewitt, Rusty 82 Hinton, Chalmer 70 Hislope, Sherry 82 HOMECOMING 34,35,36,37 Jamison, Mike 12,39,57,88 Jamison, Rodney 84 Jamison, Shawna 82 Jarboe, Jody 23,36,37,54,93 Jay, Teresa 88 Jennings, Scott 14,82 Johnson, Janice 22,25,28,39,42,50, 51,60,67,80,82 Johnson, Jim 12,39,50,51,67,80,88 Jones, Bob 77 Jones, Julie 75 Jones, Kim 42,48,54,59,93,98 Kirwan, Bridget 28,42,50,51,54,50, 60,85 Kirwan, James 70 Kirwan, Julie 28,42,50,51,54,57,59, 88 Kirwan, Kathy 39,42,43,54,59,93 102 Kirwan, Pain 42,82 Klein, Andy 57,88 Klein, Mark 50,82 Klein, Mike 82 Koester, Kurt 57,88 Laley, Jack 14,60,82 Larimore, Debbie 17,23,48,88 Larimore, Richard 88 LATIN CLUB 62,63 LeCrone, Debbie 23,28,37,48,50,67, 93.98.99 LeFever, Kent 48,66,74 LIBRARIANS 64 Lietz, Gloria 93 Lincicum, Laura 93 MADRIGALS 45 MAJORLTTLS FLAG CORP 44 Manalisay, Lisa 39,54,59,60,63,80, 93.99 Manalisay, Mary 70 Manalisay, Nick 12,14,20,50,51,63, 67,85 Marshall, Jeff 82 Martin, Mike 57,88 Martin, Steve 82 Mayer, David 94 McCabe, Todd 85 McCullough, Pat 70 McDade, Kim 22,23,50,85,64 McDade, Linda 64,82 McDade, Lisa 64,82 McDermith, Lori 85 McHale, Celine 16,25,28,50,64,85 McHale, Jack 70 McHale, John 12,18,63,88 McNew.Pam 16,17,22,28,39,50,60, 82 Mercer, Linda 73 Miles, Mary 77 Miller, Becky 17,19,25,49,50,51,88 Miller, Bobby 82 Morris, Kathy 94 Morton, Lorey 16,17,22,23,28,42,85 Mulvaney, Georgia 77 Mulvaney, Ron 12,36,37,94 Mundy, Bill 60,82 Munsell, Lyman 75 Murphy, Kevin 94 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 48 NEWSSTAFF 56,57 Parrish, Sue 16,42,50,54,85 Perry, Jeff 50,67,83 Phillips, Dean 86 Phillips, Dianne 28 Phipps, Brett 12,14,86 Phipps, Kenny 70 Phipps, Kevin 12,57,67,89 POM PON 58,59 Poundstone, Rick 12,18,94 Price, Chris 42,60,83 Price, Chuck 12,14,20,57,86 Price, Scott 20,86 Price, Troy 94 PROM 40,41 Pruitt, David 14,83 Pruitt, Steve 12,89 Roberts, Jeff 12,39,48,50,51,80,89 Rogers, Kurt 12,18,50,51,54,60,89 Romack, Kevin 14,20,83 Rumple, Peggy 77 Rumple, Kevin 83 Rund, Angie 50,51,55,57,63,80,89 Rund, Bridget 28,64,86 Salmond, Sherry 28,42,50,59,60,83 Sams, Ken 73 Sarver, Tina 17,23,25,36,37,94 Schnierle, Gene 22,23,74 Schrage, Brian 83 Schrage, Laura 63,89 Scrimager, Ken 86 Scrimager, Lana 50,59,64,94 SENIOR AWARDS 98,99 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 100,101 Sharp, Donna 39,51,73 Shepherd, Terry 16,83 Shonkwiler, Laura 16,22,25,28,50,86 Smith, Brenda 86 Smith, Rebecca 86 Smith, Sharon 94 Smothers, Sandy 95 Somers, John 95 Somers, Matt 83 Spalding, David 14,42,86 Spalding, Robin 17,39,48,50,54,55, 80,95,98 Sparks, Patty 22,50,64,83 SPRING PLAY 38,39 Strack, Debra 64,86 Stoerger, Cindy 37 STUDENT COUNCIL 66,67 Swairn, Steve 12,19,89 Syfert, David 18,89 Taylor, Angie 17,39,50,51,63,89 Taylor, Merle 76 Taylor, Morgan 14,83 THESPIANS 49 Thomas, Lori 17,28,42,48,50,63, 89,99 Thompson, Joe 12,18,37,67,95,99 Thompson, Tami 60,89 Tientan, Trea 22,64,86 Tiffin, Cara 16,17,28,50,60,86 Timme, Connie 89 Tolestede, Rodney 83 TRACK, BOYS 26,27 TRACK, GIRLS 28,29 Tracy, Tim 12,18,36,37,95 Van Vleet, Rick 20,63,86 VOLLEYBALL 16,17 Walsh, Debbie 16,22,50,60,78,83 Walsh, Ellen 16,25,50,60,64,86 Walsh, Tom 12,36,37,39,80,95 Weakley, Scott 18,57,86 Webb, Kevin 86 Whalen, Brenda 25,36,37,39,50,51, 54,55,67,95 White, Wesley 57,86 Whiteside, Roger 68,83 Whiteside, Theresa 23,39,48,50,51, 89 Wildman, Jeff 14,50,83 Wildman, Lori 42,89 Williams, Jody 25,50,67,89 Wilt, Jean 16,28,50,51,54,57,59, 63.86 Winter, Ken 83,60 Wingle, John 18,73 Womer, Deena 16,22,28,50,51,57, 63.86 Woodward, Henry 77 Wrench, Clyde 77 Wright, Margie 77 Wright, Matt 37 Wright, Peggy 17,39,43,49,50,54,55, 57,59,63,67,95,98 Wright, Penny 28,50,59,63,80,86 Wrightson, Kelly 86 Wrightson, Susan 28,48,95,98 Zettler, Carl 57,89 Zettler, Marilyn 57,83 Zoch, Tim 95 103 The annual staff put a lot of time and effort into the 1978 yearbook. We hope you enjoy the yearbook as much as we did working on it. Special thanks go to Peggy Wright for all the pictures she took and also to all the other photographers. We would also like to thank our sponsor, Merle Taylor, for all his help. Kathy Kirwan and Kim Jones Editors 104 Someone Mule mi text books tor all oiii classes, return to ST ART Didn t have to 1 take any semester exams, advance two. C.ot the last sear-book deadline in on time, advance one. krV) Dropped books down the stalls, rise one Spiine got to von: skipped school and got caught. CiO TO JAIL. (Si gel' soil out ) Cio back to SI R I THE GAM OF BHS DIRECTIONS: Use one die. Each player moves according to number shown on throw. On advances and moves backward, player does not fol low directions on square. SNOWSTORM; No School, lose one turn. :: • . • • ' - sZ 1 - ' :2f • . ,-r r. • ' I • 1 f • • 1 • • • i� • 9 • • i ?: J r '■ mA i • § • f 9 • « t � • ' • r; •' ; j f t. . . • • • • • . . • ' - 9 • •••• • • % � I • • ■