Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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The Worst Play Places First in Student’s Eyes The twenty-eight Bement High School students produced “The Worst High School Play in the World . Miss Sharp stated, I read several plays and had students read some; this one seemed the most unusual. The play’s plot consisted of a young prince threatened by his uncle who wanted to take over the throne. The queen left the prince in the forest where he lived with squirrels. Rescued to an abby he prepared to come back and claim the throne which was rightfully his. Junior John Woolley played the leading role Ivanha the prince. Ivanha's mother Queen Nina played by senior Shelley Grindley and Ivanha's vicious Uncle Viscera played by sophomore James McHale led the twenty-eight member cast. Committees of ten additional recruits helped with settings. The cast members enjoyed preparing the play. The practice was found to be hilarious. “Almost every night the actors would think of something new to put in, so it constantly changed, and it never became dull,” stated Miss Sharp. A portion of the play cast display their T-shirts and teddy bears. Spring Play 19

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Play Cast. First Row — Mary Kirwan. Shelley Grindley. John Woolley. Debbie Roberts. James McHale. Richard Molck. Glen Clark. Second Row — Tom Hensley. Corine Fischer. Michele Montgomery. Karla Satterfeal. Darlene Cody. Lori Foran. Gail Gentry. Angi Rexroad. Valerie Jennings. Pat Tieman. Donna Sharp, director. Third Row — Kyle Rogers. Tammy Harper. Deonna Fogerson. Tina Adams. Pam Zin-dars. Rick Tomson. Fourth Row — Tim Morton. Kraig Rogers. Berme Whalen. Morris Rittenhouse. Tom Walsh. 18 Student Senior Pat Tieman rudely interrupts Senior Debbie Roberts and Junior John Woolley during the romantic part . Hi Ho Trigger, away! exclaims junior James McHale. while seniors Richard Molck and Glen Clark ridicule his fine stud

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Senior Shelley Grindley and a guest Kevin Rumple dance to the music of Satin. Junior class vice-president Valerie Jennings prepares to give the invocation. Junior class president Sue Fristoe gives a welcome to senior class at the beginning of the evening. Sophomore Angi Carney places a corsage on date senior Soctt Allison before leaving home. 20 Student Life