Bettendorf High School - Beacon (Bettendorf, IA)

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lrightl Spirit Unlimited helped to fire everyone up by painting posters for the Homecoming game against Muscatine. The Bulldogs won the game 28 to l4, Senior Lori Fyfe works on one ofthe posters. Qbelowl Many students spent their Friday nights during the fall at the football games. At some ol' the games small plastic footballs donated by local businesses were thrown in the crowd by the cheerleaders. Krightl Early morning practices and after school laps were a daily part of life of senior Vicki Primmer. The holder of four school records and co-captain ofthe swim team, Vicki led the Sharks to state competition. s . .. w.-is ,, s re., Ns., 'fit . :rf , ,W .1-15. 'Hp df -. ri J 2 , 7 25 8 Y A - ,, Ty l 'Q s s .G . . Opening

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qv--' ig, K F 'U G 3 K ine-4-A l . ,fly :K . ' -nf giseergzwfzf ' , . 5. . Ass. .ff x st ,Wang . . . .. E I S.. r 5 in i if . ' L If f : sy flcftl As part of a TTVT lTheater and Television Teehniquesj class project students had to produce a program similar to one seen on television. The success of the program depends on the coordinator who operates the special effects generator and directs the camera shots. Ulf Bjork, a foreign exchange student from Sweden changes the shot. lf.. fabovej Many' people who went to this y'ear's Homecoming dance. The Main Event . commented on the unique window mural. The mural was the idea ofthe student council. Seniors Tim Schloemer, Brent Wessel, and Kim Jones, and sophomore Shannon Trimble volunteered to paint it. We worked from about nine in the morning to around three on Saturday' before the danee. said Tim. Kim Jones works on part of the scene. lleftj Most people are aware of what's happening on the field, but few pay any attention to the sidelines. Trainers and managers who may never get on the field are usually busy' performing various necessary tasks. While junior end Todd Uhde gets a drink of water during the East Moline games. sophomore .lenny Hobbs replenishes the supply. Opening .

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X .awww 'ffm'-f ' 'vM.gQ 'Wm 5 M 50 lin.. : ragplffa 2 4 A Ml if lleltl l.atin Club l'ound that cashing in on students' sweet tooths was an easy may ol' raising money B5 selling candy bars and 'N18L'N1's lor two xxeeks in November the club made S700 Business was best between classes. said l'rcshniait Steve Bradley. l sold some during ini free periods. lreshman Ann Ciabor stalls the counter in the social studies resource center. tbeloix J Alter months ol' preparation the lirst continental congress came to Bettendorli High Sehoolk stage in the form ol' the musical comedy l'7o . We started rehearsing ttxo weeks alter school startedfi said senior Ray Hildebrand. who plated Ben lrranklin. Nlany people came in on their liree periods to work on sets, .luniors Tim Rayburn and Xlarlt Petersen and seniors Tim Sehloemer and Dale l-orsythe look on as a resolution is proposed, ,, -ffirf , lll :Lf- W- .,f l all t 1 lleftl Junior Cathy Noth slams a spike over the net as junior teammate Tammy Holcomb gets ready lor a return. Cathy was named to the All-Tournament team at the state tournament where the Bulldogs finished lourth tabovej Hours of practice and rehearsing go into each chorus program. The freshman chorus works hard on a song, Opening . . 4 ' I N