Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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Varsity cheerleaders Angie Gallagher and Stephanie Burgener inflate the students spirit at the pep rally. Senior John Clark tries to figure out who kissed him. Petrina Wierman and Karrie Slagle watch their food cook at the FHA picnic. Opening 3

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ORE Than Meets the Eye They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Have you ever thought of the words behind the pictures. They may represent feelings, memories of both pleasant and unpleasant times, noises, tastes, and various other senses. How about the times you screamed so hard at the game and the next morning you awoke with a throat that felt as if you had swallowed a handful of needles. Remember all the dances, the tests, the homework, the sound of rustling leaves, the smells of autumn, the tears shed, the laughter spent between friends, the good feelings shared between the best of friends. We all know the feelings. What remains are the memories of the life we knew. We share the pictures with you with the though foremost in our mind — there is More Than Meets the Eye. Senior varsity football player Brian Pierce watches the pep rally after the snake dance on Thursday night of Spirit week. 2 Opening

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A Week For Bustin’ Loose Spirit Week is a week for bustin’ loose and going a little crazy, and that’s exactly what the students at BHS did. On Monday everybody participated in Clash Day, Tuesday was Button Day, and there sure were a lot of buttons. Wednesday was Hat and Shade Day. Thursday was Accessory Day, and of course Friday was Purple and White Day. Also during the week there were Bubble Blowing Contests, 3-legged races, and Football Rolling Contests, featuring the football players. The students at BHS most liked Button Day the best, everywhere you looked there were buttons. Lora Manalisay liked Hat and Shades Day the best, “Be- . i huW' i no » » »M w I1W ML.,, Ml H • $ IHuM ,J IHI WlMti I Mil W » ‘ liiuiw no [ WIUICHTt cause of all the different hats there were.” Beth Stengel liked Clash Day, “Because she got to be a little more wilder than usual.” Tracy Cozad liked Accessory Day the Best because she liked being out of the ordinary at times. Colleen O’Connor also liked Clash Day because she thought it was pretty wild. Juniors Tina Hislope, Amy Cantrell, Kelly Smith, Sophomores Beth Stengel and Rita Cantrell show that FHA has the Bulldog spirit during the parade. Seniors Karla Satterfeal and Gail Gentry ride the Seniors first place float. Junior Tom Hensley marches to the beat of the school song. 4 Opening