Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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MIARS SERVICE STATION Oils — Accessories — Greases Brimfield, Illinois Coach Hamman and Coach Battrcll. The Junior Vrarsity finished their season with a fine record and the outlook for the 1954-55 season is very promising with Rolland Ekcna, Roger Higgs, and Nyal Cecil coming up. Letter winners for the second team were: Frank Kingdon, Bud Duffy. Roger Higgs and Jim Wyman. A Conference Before the Game. Kneeling—left to right: Everett Peters, Jerry L. Miller. Sitting: Dick Lance, Arlcn Higgs, Boh Patton, Eddie Barnes, Boh Shane, Jerry Vohland, Boh G)urtright. Standing: Charles Kcll-stadt, Manager, Coach Battrell.

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LUCKY’S GRILL Sandwiches — Ice Cream Soft Drinks Brimfield, Illinois Yeah, Red Yeah, White Shelby Dunivant Karen Mulvancv Lorn McGava Marlene Duffy Sue I lamilton It’s Team Work That ( omits The 1953-54 basketball season at B.H.S. was completed with outstanding results. The Brimfield Indians finished with an 18-9 record, winning cochampionship honors in the T.C.A. Conference, and third in both the Green Valley Holiday Tournament and the Glasford Invitational Tournament. As the climax to the successful season, the Indians placed first in the District Tournament and continued on to the Regional at Canton. The highlight of the season was the Indians’ defeat over Glasford, thus acquiring the Traveling Trophy to be treasured until next season when the competing teams will have their chance to gain it back. Chosen as the outstanding players, and holding the high scoring honors for the year were the Co-Captains Charles Courtright and Hampton Smith. Noted for his pluckiness is team member Charles Cluskey who played the entire season with minor foot injuries. Letter winners for the varsity team were: Charles Courtright, Harold Camp, Charles Cluskey, .Mart .Maher, Hampton Smith, Rolland Ekena, Raymond Mills, Larry Dungan, and Nyal Cecil. Seated—left to right: Rolland Ekena, Tony Antonacci, Harold Camp, Hampton Smith, Charles Courtright, Man Maher, Raymond Mills, Charles Cluskey. Standing: Charles Kcllstadt-Managcr, Bud Duffy, Jiin Wyman, Nyal Cecil, Dennis Murder, Roger Higgs, Frank Kingdon, Larrv Dungan, Harvey Battrell—Coach.

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NAMES 1. Roger Higgs 2. Raymond Mills 3. Frank Kingdon 4. Charles Cluskcv 5. Nyal Cecil 6. Charles Courtright 7. Dennis Hurder • 8. Rolland F.kcna 9. Harold Camp 10. Larry Dungan 11. Hampton Smith 12. Jim Wyman 13. Mart Maher 14. Bud Duffy Bovnceal ; 5 l' 59-54 ISk' ou ed LaFayetttyTjJ .,, i BrlmAeld— JSmlth JJ, Huskey . -bourtwright . 'Maher - - - fek-na Mill Camp - - - - v’n the second status. Things were j0m '•tty even In the third Irame hut . 1 n, sj»eori«ns edged the locals. 8 to . The Friars roared back in the arth quarter to outpoint the .on. 22 to lS.'but la vain. Al! Spalding's IS points were on frw 75 tfirews as they played control ► n the fine! frame. Friday night the chs' Drolet travel to Bri fay alternopp' Scoring Brimfield . 'j « MRallyW tz For Brin Id Totals BrimfieUr Downs Princes, 58-39 The Brlmfield Indians kuilt i 30 to 11 first-half lead on t Princeville Princes last night . .Brimfield and coasted to a '39 victory. Hampton Smith was ior Brimfield and v -yjrs for the ' f Yates Qty. Feb. 26 Jail-Brim field's third quarte plurge of 15 points enabled th to cop the Yates City distri ver the I host club by a 46 to ore. While Brimfield was eking un 15. Yates City was hel o six the home club coukli -'ercc LJ the 11 point margin. Smith and Maher sparked the winning attack with 14 and 11' while Rogers tallied 20 for th kaers. m . [LMmfield t I Ponies Lose bines dropped their [game last night ss |t on the short end score in the Prelim k of Brimfield took irs with 17 points fund scored 14 fb 4 7 19; gkena. f I 4 wChnkey. e ? j 5 8JM i i ll Maher. I 15 10 401 Total Yates City Brimfield , past Vail t Falrvlew led the Peoi scoring with Totals Brimf Rmwc Offtcu nd Dale And irteen times •n field goa tscored Bi d, but the 1 up 19 tal tne to a pat ▼nller (Ml .Shellcfonlee