Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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Upper Lefr JoAnn Mellendorf ond Shirley Wright keep busy in fhe Unif office. They found themselves in new surroundings when the Unif Office moved info fhe former High School office. Upper Right Jonitors Della ond Will Dowlin ond Clyde Wrench foke o breok from fhe doily chores. Lower Lefr A menu with o variety that would whet the taste buds of any student kept the cofeterio personnel on their foes. Peggy Rumple; Lucille Butferick; Georgio Mulvoney; Cofeterio Monoger Shoron Hooker.-ond Mory Chumbley. Lower Right On the Rood Again could be the theme song of these bus drivers,- their schedule wos only motched by thot heovy-looded school schedule - Dorothy Cook. Evelyn Dick, Kirk Dirch, Don Birch, Margie Wrighf, ond Gory Wiermon. 11

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an apple -not just for teachers An apple for the teacher - not necessarily. There are others who seldom see the rewards of their efforts. Hard working, behind-the-scenes individuals seldom are appreciated and, too frequently, taken for granted. Their dedication and efforts are appreciated. Upper Right Doord of Education - Marilyn Ayers. Larry Rogers. John Strock. Michael Gollivon. Eugene Corum, Mike Morgan, and Jack McHale. Above: Superintendent Dan Mash and High School Principal Greg Zollmon spent mony hours developing, presenting, and implementing school policy. Middle Right High School Secretary Liz Dertsch tries to mointoin her sanity during Monday Morning Madness . Proudly displayed on Liz's desk ore pictures of her family. Right Superintendent and Principal duties do not end at 4 p.m. Mr. Mash and Mr. Zollman confer at a sporting event. Dement s schedule was full of every-night activities. 10

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Ted Adorns Lori Dowen Krisfi Drittenhom Glen Duckner Seth Ourgett John Cohill Michelle Cody Scott Crowl Sherrie Oeon Tyno Deffenbough Rob Dodge Pot Driscoll Aliso Foirbonks Curt Fogerson Dorboro Gentry Tiffony Horrison Shonnon Hoyes Dovid Jomison Soroh Jones Kevin Kopp Scott Lone youth symphony attracts freshman Michelle Wilkinson is a member of the Youth Symphony of the University of Illinois. Of her many instruments, she ploys the oboe in the symphony. Thirty-eight high school students attend the rehearsals. Each semester, the orchestra holds two concerts, and every semester there are new auditions. I like the symphony because it's a very different experience from being in band , Michelle said. She explained the difference between an orchestra and a band; a bond doesn't have the mellow sound that an orchestra has. Michelle really enjoyed it and wished more Dement people were involved. Practicing her oboe, Michelle concentrates on her music. Michelle also ploys the trumpet, flute, and piono. 12