Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Shirley White, Mary Savage, Sandy Parks, Pat Johnson, Darlene Nauman, Mrs. McDonald. SECOND ROW: Janice Whitson, Carol Cluskey, Betty Rae Harlan, Mary Ann Snedeker, Marynell Archibald, Shirley Foster, Betty Ruth Carroll, Pauline Johnson, Donna Tucker, Joyce Keel, Carol Gray, Joleen Herman, Jackie Stahl. THIRD ROW: Ellen Bruninga, Clara Smith, Rena Johnson, Jean DeWulf, Eleanor Shaffer, Dottie Satorius, Joanne Antonacci, Joyce Sacks, Sharon Hasselbacher, Mickie Bright, Janet Cluskey, Joyce Pullen, Terry Dungan, Susan Baysinger, Mary Joan Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Mary Mairs, Joyce Plack, Susie Johnson, Sharon Parks, Sherry Miller, Kaye Rasey, Linda Schlink, Karen Goetze, Cheryl Vohland, Rosemary Rieker, Martha Carroll, Sara Smith, Margaret Satorius, Betty O'Toole. FIFTH ROW: Faye Neal, Mary Ann Schelkopf, Joyce Graves, Judy Schlink, Thelma Court-right, Teresa Streitmatter, Mary Martzluf, Joyce Mills, Kathy Howe, Edith Cecil, Kay Harlan, Norma Wyman, Carol Wagner, Sharon Beyer, Bev Stables, Sharon Pillman, Marilyn Binder, Ruth LaFollette, Peg Lottman, Anita Hasselbacher, Frederica Lyons. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America followed the traditional program which included sending our newly elected president to camp at Lake Bloomington, working at the Old Settler's stand, having the FFA-FHA wiener roast, going caroling, preparing a Christmas basket for the Guardian Angel Orphanage, enjoying Daddy-Date Night, participating in the FHA-FFA Family Night, presenting the Style Show and attending the Spring Rally plus having speakers from many interesting fields. In October the Senior girls spent a very enjoyable three days in Chicago. The spaghetti supper and a sock dance were also added features to this year's program. BRIMFIELD ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain Building Materials Hardware Fertilizer 26 Feed--Grinding--Mixing Brimfield Motor Co. ALLIS CHALMERS SALES SERVICE Dodge Trucks--Case Machinery Brimfield Phone 3291

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POW WOW STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... Mary A. Schelkopf Publication Editor . . . Sandy Parks Chief Reporter.......Pat Johnson Sports Editor........Carol Cluskey Literary Advisor . . . Mrs. Rocke Publication Advisor . . Mr. Linn Our school paper, the POW WOW, was published every two weeks. In addition to filling our 120 subscriptions, each high school teacher was also given a copy. As a method of gaining new ideas, we exchanged our paper with 20 other schools. All staff members had to maintain A's, B's, and C's. Members who failed to meet this standard were given 6 weeks probation. Editorials could be written by any reader; however, editorials were assigned to students who failed to meet their news deadline. Besides the regular staff of Juniors and Seniors, two Sophomores were permitted to be on the staff. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Frederica Lyons, Dottie Satorius, Joyce Sacks, Shirley Foster, Shirley White, Mary Ann Schelkopf, Pat Johnson, Sandy Parks, Mr. Linn. SECOND ROW: Betty O'Toole, Carol Wagner, Darlene Nauman, Mary Joan Hayes, Anita Hasselbacher, Ellen Brun-inga, Carol Cluskey, Mary Savage, Eleanor Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Betty Rae Harlan, Peg Lottman, Jim Claybaugh, Bev Stables, Rena Johnson.

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F. F. A. President .... Jim Claybaugh Vice President . .Gary Smith Secretary .... Bob Roffey Treasurer .... Darrell Munton Reporter........Bob Savage Sentinel........Bob Ashley The Future Farmers of America started out the year with Mr. Jack Satorius as their new advisor. Some of their activities included sending representatives to both the State and National FFA Conventions, having a joint wiener roast and later, in March, a pot-luck supper with the FHA, sponsoring a sweetheart contest and scrap drive, playing basketball with local chapters, and holding a joint initiation with the Prince-ville Chapter. They also started a gilt ring this year. Some members participated in the Section FFA Fair. The chapter entered the Soil Judging Contest and received third place. Members entered state judging contests in grain, poultry, beef, and dairy. They entered a Duroc Judging Contest in January and Section V Production Awards Contest in February. The chapter won the Section V Program of Work. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Jack Satorius, Bob Ashley, Gary Smith, Jim Claybaugh, Bob Roffey, Darrell Munton, Bob Savage. SECOND ROW: John Savage, Dick Archibald, Gerald Carroll, David Coon, Merle Daymude, Reed Shaffer, Pete Cahill, Roger Graves, Lyle Tolch. THIRD ROW: Denny Porter, James Catton, Lyle Slane, Fred Cluskey, Norris Munton, John Miller, Jere Joe Blundy, Roger Sollenberger, Roy Boseke, Ronnie Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Charles Compton, Tom Goodman, Ralph Peters, David Clark, Mike Haney, Ray Gene Gelling, John Johnson, Jim Coulter, Carl McCoy.