Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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ACCOMPLISHMENT county meets. These students dedicated their trivia knowledge to gain points for their team. Mr. Hays sponsored the team; Chris Price was varsity captain. Accounting students got a sneak peak at the prom pictures while Mr. Taylor rated them. For the first time, prom was held out of town. Everyone seemed to enjoy the meal before the dance. Jim Quick spent some of his spare time working on the Apple II. This computer was bought by the school. Plans are to use the Apple II for organizing the student's schedules and the payroll. 5

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FACES OF The seniors wore a face of accomplishment as they tried on their caps and gowns. These seniors were eagerly waiting to be the 101st class to graduate from BHS. This year marked the 100th anniversary of the first class to graduate from Bement High School. For the past few years, French Club has been collecting gifts to give to needy families in Piatt County. As always, the project was a huge success. French Club and those people who donated gifts helped bring joy and happiness to these families during the Christmas season. The Bement Bulldogs Marching Band had a successful year. The band participated in many competitive parades. They received trophies, money, and ribbons for their performances. The band's new uniforms added to their achievements. Scholastic Bowl became a brainstorm for some students. Scholastic Bowl participated in everything from dual meets to 4

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SMILING FACES The high school art students visited the Museum of Science and Art in Chicago. They stopped for lunch at D.B. Kaplan's in the Water Towers Place. Cindy Guffey posed by an unusual piece of artwork at the Museum of Science and Art. The students raced to the lunchroom in fear that there might not be enough for them. The fighting and pushing was worth it because tacos were being served—one of the kid's favorites. The boys indulged their food in a hurry so they could get in line for seconds. 6