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■ ■■: ■ • ■.•• . r.'r, -i f-;v; ■■:■■ •..■.via .• :-v. —,--....-—L. Senior Class Jiistory On a beautiful September morning in the year of 19U5 a starry-eyed group of 33 teen-agers entered the doors of Brimfield High School to claim their share of fortune in education. Mr, Watts was the able administrator who launched- us on our way and with the help of our crew mistress, Mrs. Atherton, we chose our leaders from the class for the first of this—our near experience. These leaders were: The high-light of our freshman year was the Christmas party which we sponsored. From the joviality displayed, everyone seemed to have a good time, even though the upper classmen didn’t care too much for our cocoa. May quickly rolled around and. the time came for the seniors to move on to take their places in the busy world. This occasion left us filled with awe, but after a few serious moments, we were again carefree and gay and lost in our plans for the sunner vacation. In the fall of 19U6, we once again entered the halls of learning of Brimfield High School, but this time we were a little more settled and not nearly so green . Again Mr. Watts stood at the helm to pilot us through the turbulent year.Our rushing crexr chose the following officers: During this year we lost ei it of ov.r classmates,David Gilles, (Mark Gilles, Jerry Smith, Russell Baysingar, Joyce Wisenburg, Dorothy Libby, Beulah Kemper, and our treasurer, Marcella Kingdon who decided to seek their fortunes elsewhere. We acouired three new members: Tom Maher, who came to us from Princevillo, Mary Schmitt who cast her lot with us after a year at the Academy in Peoria, and Mary Lou Courtright who joined our crew after having taken her first year at Elmwood High School. Mary Lou was chosen to succeed Marcella as treasurer. In October, Brimfield High School sponsored a Harvest Dance and vre felt quite honored Then out candidates, Pat Bennett and James Ibeck, were elected king and queen. In May, ire again had to give up our senior crew members, who moved on to-fill positions in the vrorld at large. We were sad at losing them, but it meant that we were slowly climbing to fill their Earlene Collins - President Bill Day - Vice President Pat Bennett - Secretary Don Cramer - Treasurer Homer Lynn - President David Gilles - Vice-President George Wagner - Secretary Marcella Kingdon - Treasurer
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MARY LOU CCURTttlGHT Blondie Class Secretary—1, Fresident--2,b,'Treasurer—2; F, H. A.— 2,3,b, Recreation Chr- b; Glee Club—1,2,3,hi Vesper Service--3,b;Girls' Ensemble—UjSpring Music Festival—2,3jMusic Contest—b; Operetta—1,2; Sextet —3; Latin Club—1,2; Dramatic Contests-3; G, A, A,—1; Class Play—3,b;Cheerleader— Spectator Staff—b. SUE SMITH Bobbie Class Secretary—b; F. H, A.— 2,3,U; Historian—3; Chr. of Public Relations—b; Delegate to East Bay Camp—3i Spectator Staff—hi Camerette Staff—b; Modern Miss Club—1; Bookkeeping Award—b; 'Girl Stater—3; Class Plays—3,b;Queen Attendant—ljGirls' Chorus—l,2,3,bj Mixed Chorus—1,2; Music Contest—b; Girls’ Ensemble—b; Vesper Service—3 b; Spring Music Festival—3) Secretary Girls' Glee Club b. MIRIAM BRAGG Mim Class Treasurer—b; F, H. A.— 2,3,b; Treasurer—b; Reporter--3; Modern Miss Club—l;Girls' Chorus—l,2,3,b; Mixed Chorus--1,2; Girls' Ensemble—b; Vesper Service—3»b; Soring Music Festival—2; Music Contest—bj Band—1; Operetta—1; Class Play—3: Bookkeeping Award—b (Winner); Spectator Staff—b; Camerette Assistant Editor—b. PATRICIA LENNETT •'Pat Vice President h, Secretary— 1; F. H, A ,—2,3,b, Treasurer--2, Historian—3,b;Modern Miss Club—1; D. A. R,—b; Girls' Chorus—l,2.3«b. Pres. Girls' Glee Club—b; Mixed Chorus—1, 2; Girls' Ensemble—b; Vesper Service- -3,bjSpring Music Festival—2,3; Music Contest—b; Harvest Dance Queen—2;Harvest Dance Queen Attendant—3; Camerette Staff—b; Bookkeening Award—b; Operetta—1. NORMA PORTER Shortie F. H. A,—3,b;Modern Miss Club —1; Spectator Editor—b; Camerette Staff—b; Girls' Chorus —1,2,3,It; Music Contest—bj Vesper Service—3j Perfect Attendance—1,2. MARY LOU CARTER Curly F, H. A.—2, 3,b; Modern Miss Club—1; Girls' Chorus—l,2,bj Mixed Chorus—1,2; Band—1, 2; Minstrel Show—1; Spring Jlusic Festival—2,3; Music Contest— b; Carnival Queen Attendant—1; Class Play—3,b;Spectator Staff b. JAMES MULVANEY Jim Class Play—3,b;Spectator,Staff —b;Camerette Editor—b; Bookkeeping Award—b; Amateur Contest—2,3; Librarian—2,3; Escort to Senior Graduation—3i Christmas' Program— -2; Bowrj Chorus—1,2,3,b; Mixed Chorus--1,2; Band—1,2,3,b; Minstrel Show—1; Beys' Quartet; Music Contest—3.bjSpring Music Fes-tiva1—3; Vesper Service—b.
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