Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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SENIOR BAND President.......Eleanor Shaffer Vice-President. .Ellen Bruninga Secretary.......Dottie Satorius Under the direction of Mr. Carl Jensen, the Senior Band turned in creditable performances during the school year. They performed at Open House and at all home basketball games. Several ensembles went to the county music contest held in February. They learned to play everything from Rachmaninoff to rock 'n roll. Everyone, including the band members, the student body, and the community, enjoyed the Senior Band immensely this year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Miars, Ruth LaFollette, Thelma Courtright, Mary Savage, Jo-leen Herman, Eleanor Savage, Roger Smith, Joyce Pullen, John Savage, David Grimm, Mary Kaye Jensen, Kay Harlan. SECOND ROW: Joyce Plack, Jacquelyn Stahl, Janet Cluskey, Kathy Howe, Pauline Johnson, John Coon, Sandra Meredith, Janet Johnson, Boyd Shaffer, Eddie Hornback, Dottie Satorius, Russell Taylor, Martha Carroll, David Clark, Reed Shaffer, Pete Cahill, Mary Joan Hayes. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Catton, Ruthie Blundy, Linda Spafford, Sharon Cahill, Mary Miller, Roger Allen, Betty Rae Harlan, Sharon Hasselbacher, Ellen Bruninga, Carol Cluskey, Betty O'Toole, Director, Mr. Jensen. REISCHLING'S GROCERY PEORIA COUNTY SERVICE CO. Free Delivery-- Phone 3401 Petroleum Products Groceries --Meats --Produce--S H Green Stamps 29 and J -P Gas and Equipment

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G. A. A. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Dottie Lou Satorius, Susie Johnson, Pat Johnson, Frederica Lyons, Terry Dungan, Sandy Parks. SECOND ROW: Margaret Satorius, Mary Martzluf, Mary Ann Schelkopf, Shirley White, Mary Savage, Joyce Sacks, Joanne Antonacci, Eleanor Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Bev Stables, Anita Hasselbacher, Marilyn Binder, Darlene Nauman, Mary Joan Hayes, Thelma Courtright, Sherry Miller, Joyce Plack, Sharon Parks, Mary Miars, Marynell Archibald, Donna Tucker. FOURTH ROW: Peg Lottman, Betty O'Toole, Kaye Rasey, Ellen Bruninga, Sharon Pillman, Norma Wyman, Kathy Howe, Kay Harlan, Edith Cecil, Carol Wagner, Joyce Mills, Faye Neal, Sharon Beyer. The Girls' Athletic Association is a group of girls concerned not only with developing interest and skill in athletics, but also in achieving good sportsmanship. They meet for an hour after school once a week. Each meeting warrants 3 points for each member. To be eligible for a letter, each girl must earn 75 points. The GAA became very active in such things as sending one member to GAA Camp, sponsoring the Necking Dance, holding the first formal initiation of all members, sending a food basket at Thanksgiving to the South Side Mission, and having a chili supper. HANLEY 'S STANDARD SERVICE You expect more from Standard and you get it. 28 We 8 ve S H Green Stamps President.......Pat Johnson Vice President . . Rick Lyons Secretary.......Susie Johnson Treasurer.......Terry Dungan Reporter........Dottie Satorius Parliamentarian SandyParks Advisor.........Mrs. Fitz- Henry BRIMFIELD BEAUTY CENTER Maurine Blackwell Beautician Manager Ph. 2703

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GIRLS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Miars, Joanne Antonacci, Susan Baysinger, Joyce Keel, Shirley Foster, Mrs. Rasey, Marynell Archibald, Kathy Howe, Ellen Bruninga, Mary Snedeker, Janice Whitson, Joyce Pullen. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Schelkopf, Dottie Satorius, Eleanor Shaffer, Pauline Slane, Linda Gray, Mary Savage, Karen Goetze, Sharon Hasselbacher, Joleen Herman, Jean DeWulf, Mickie Bright, Joyce Graves, Frederica Lyons. THIRD ROW: Thelma Courtright, Shirley White, Jacquelin Stahl, Rosemary Rieker, Betty Rae Harlan, Kaye Rasey, Margaret Satorius, Cheryl Vohland, Linda Schlink, Ruth LaFollette, Terry Dungan, Judy Schlink, Rita Crew, Bev Stables, Peg Lottman. President.......Eleanor Shaffer Secretary.......Kaye Rasey Treasurer .... Pauline Slane Parliamentarian Shirley White The Girls' Chorus, better known as the Golden Tones, made a great deal of progress under the leadership of Mrs. Mildred Rasey. They sang at Open House and for several community groups. The traditional Christmas carols were sung in the school halls. The chorus also competed in the choral contest in April. Having gotten their robes last year, they worked for risers this year. Because there were two periods of chorus, a joint meeting was held every third Thursday in the first semester and every second and fourth Thursday in the second semester. PARKSIDE CAFE Home Cooked Meals and Short Orders Phone 3172 BAXTER'S F.S. SERVICE STATION GARAGE Motor Repairs .Used Cars--Auto Customizing--Car Painting