Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

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Out As school began, there was much excitement for the upcoming year. BHS students began setting goals, started practicing in volleyball, football and marching band for future games, and some students became either anxious or cheerful, waiting for the homecoming activities to start. Many students had goals to achieve; the freshmen picked out class rings and started new classes. The sophomores started to anticipate driving in Driver’s Ed. The juniors sold magazines for Prom, and the seniors visited colleges and filled out applications. The football team practiced hard in hopes of playing at state, and they received a lot of T.V. coverage in the process. Student council began to decide whether the theme would be Cinderella or Fairy Tales and whether there would be a clash clothes day for spirit week. Most students were setting goals for the year, and were planning to TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT. Freshman Shane Beebee treats all the football fans to a half-time show. Shane’s favorite pastime is imitating famous rock stars. Some students danced, some hid, but these choice few stood right in view on homecoming night. Although hazing has been outlawed at BHS, senior Todd Thomas still trys to “rough up” freshman Chuck Tabaka.

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Junior Shannon Cheek has been caught in the act — smiling. On costume day during spirit week, seniors Tyna Deffenbaugh, Michelle Wilkinson, and Chris Warner masqueraded as the Three Blind Mice. Ponfruiit 'P’UcCe ?9XX l o£ccme 6 ScAao£ 20? 5 XZemevtt, 6JX 3 2 7-67X-X230

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Student council members Stephanie Jones and Tom Tracy dance finally, after spending their time decorating the gym for the homecoming coronation.