Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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JUNIOR HIGH SOFTBALL The Brimficld grade school soft ball team had a perfect season of play for the regular schedule of games with seven wins and no defeats. During tournament play the results were as follows: Chillicothe held an eight ream invitational in which Brimficld was nosed out by one run when thev met Lincoln in their first game. Lincoln went on to win the tourney. After having won their first game by a ten run margin, Brimficld was eliminated in the quarter finals of the county tourney by Chillicothe. Score for Regular Schedule Brimficld 20..............Williamsfield 2 Brimficld 40...................Yates City 3 Brimficld 24.......................Alta 9 Brimficld 28....................Elmwood 5 Brimficld 13..............W illiamsfield 0 Brimficld 23....................Yates City 4 Brimficld 14....................Elmwood 6 Letters were awarded to the following boys by Coach Hamman: G. Lindsey, R. Higgs, J. Ciill, D. Coulter, L. Dungan, J. W yman, J. Bradley, N. Cecil, and R. Ekena. First row-left to right: Arlcn Higgs, Nathanael Mooningham, Janies Rogers, David Knobeloch. Robert Johnson, Dale Gnilter. f f' Second row: Coaeli M. E. Hamman, Robert Higgs, Rolland Ekena, Glen Lindsey, John Gill, Robert Patton. Larry Dungan. Third row: Eddie Barnes, Nval Cecil, Jerry Vohland, James yman, Jerry Bradley. 29

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l irst row left to right: Dale Lober, Coach; Bob Catron, Hampton Smith, Ralph Kingdon, Fred Dungan, Mart Maher, Charles Kcllstadt, Manager. Second row. Joe Lauderhack. Jerry Adams, I oney Helton, Gary Lanoue, Billv Goetzc, Ronnie Stables. I bird row. f rank Kingdon, Charles CJuskey, I ommv I ucker, jim Coon, Eddie Bradley, Roger Best, Ed Duffy. Absent: John Best. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Since baseball was just introduced last year, the team has had little experience. Coach Dale Lober hopes to schedule six or eight games for this spring, and he, as well as the baseball fans, is looking forward to a very successful season. SPRING BASEBALL SCHEDULE, April 18—Wyoming There April 21—Yates City There April . . . .There May .... I lere May .... 1 lere May .... Here 28

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TOGETHER GIRL’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ P. E. First row—left to right: Jeanne Clark, Mary Ella Cox, Sharon Stables, Jo Ann Nauman, Janice Joos, Yvonne Keel, Jeannette Sclnnitt, Carol Whittaker, Pat Johnson. Second row: Karen Muivaney, Ilcne Blcichner, Jean Haves, Pat Welch, Marv Stambaugh, Becky McClain, Margery Smith, Gcrr ' Camp, Mary Lou Nauman, Judy Lanouc. Third row: Man- Maher, Mary Ann Coon, Mary Reed, Beverly Slocum, Mary Emerick, Norma Lee Powers, Wanda Coulter, Donna Duffv. Joyce Towne, Carol Meyer, Mrs. .Mitchell, Instructor. Fourth row: Barbara Bradley, Char-olctte Woodrow, Donna Clark, Lois Meyer, Mary Lou Bantz, Helen Turner, Shirley Tucker, Sandra McGava, Iris Blackwell, Joyce Porter. Fifth row: Barbara Arbogast, Marilvn Phillips, Nancy Knight, Michaelin Antonacci, Harriett Clark, Bcttv Emerick, Lorcnc Courtright, Wilma Peters, Eileen Notzkc, Marilyn I uckcr, Sondra Welch. Absent: Shirley Culbcrston. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ P. E. First row—left to right: Shirley Sol-lenbcrger, Donna Carroll, Janet Mills, Diane Stahl, Marlene Duffy, Mary McLouth. Second row: Carol Lee Paccv, Sue Hamilton, Judy Clark, Nancy Coon, Shclbv Dunivant, Patricia Carroll, Mary Ann Cluskcv. Third row: Gail Pillman, Nancy Emerick, Louise White, Marilyn Pill man, Marv Lukchart, Florence Turner, Mrs. German, Instructor. Fourth row: Gavle Meehan, Carol Reinhart, Ramona Black, Shirlcv Bennert, Donna Gillcs, Phyliss Porter, Nancec Heinz. 30