Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1968 volume:

' r. ♦■ � v v‘ � -v F w ; •: 5s - rr- MV : r:' 'SfiSgfcys • • £ .H •Mr-yr j - « SS dmrJ‘ V ZF£ t P ;?� ■a r_j la w. 31 ) T r • ■% ■ tr - rr+. 2s ' . ft-JS •%. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chieftain Staff . . Dedication . . . Administration . . . Graduates . . . 13-22 Underclassmen . . . 23-30 Organizations 31-44 Athletics 45-52 Activities . . . , 53-66 Grade School . . . . 67-81 THE CHIEFTAIN STAFF CO-EDITOR...........CINDY CARLSON CO-EDITOR...........ROBERTSMITH LAYOUT EDITOR.........NORA DENNIS BUSINESS MANAGER. . DENNIS GILMORE PHOTOGRAPHER........KEITH RIEKER ADVISERS.......MRS. NORMA HANLEY MR. KENNETH JESSEN This has been our last year at Brimfield High School. It has been our honor to prepare this book for publication in order that you might receive the satisfaction of looking at the students and their activities. This has been a year of excitement and joy, but also one of deep sorrow. During the past year two students of our class were killed in automobile accidents. The Class of 1968 has therefore dedicated this yearbook to these two boys and to another who passed away while we were in grade school. The staff has tried to make this book worthy of its dedication. We hope you will enjoy this year's yearbook, the CHIEFTAIN”. 3 IN MEMORIAM We, the Senior Class of 1968, dedicate our yearbook to Alan Porter, Dennis Johnson, and Michael Bridson. Their untimely deaths were deeply felt by everyone, and their memory will never be forgotten. 4 7 r'T BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Cluskey, Alfred Arnold, Secretary; Paul Gilles, Robert Carroll, John Sloan, President; Joseph Blundy, and Joseph Gutos. The Board of Education is the official body of our Unit District. Their responsibilities include setting school policies, hiring the faculty, and establishing building programs. The current Board has worked together as a team for the past two years. We are exceedingly fortunate to have such a conscientious group of men who have dedicated their time to make intricate decisions which benefit our community. SUPERINTENDENT and SECRETARY We are extremely fortunate to have two competent administrators at the helm of BHS. Mr. Jensen, as superintendent is able to meet the demands placed upon him by students, faculty, the school board, and parents. Of course, supporting every successful man is his secretary, and this is no exception. Mr. Jensen comments, The reason we work together as a team, is that when we started we drew a line halfway between the office and our home, I'm boss on one side of the line and I prefer not to discuss the situation on the other side of the line. We are very lucky to have a superintendent and secretary as capable and efficient as Mr. and Mrs. Jensen. They are a team well worthy of our praise. Their job is not easy, but they always seem to have time for a friendly word. Their patience and the willingness to sacrifice much time, and aid the students with problems that arise is greatly appreciated by us. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY WILLIAM CINNAMON University of Illinois, University of Minnesota--Agricultural Education. Vocational Agriculture, Shop; F.F.A. Adviser, Junior Class Sponsor. VELMA CLARK Millikin University- - Home Economics. Home Economics, Home Living; F.H.A. Adviser, Junior Class Sponsor. EARL FOSTER Western Illinois University-Physical Education. Mathematics, Boys P.E.; Baseball, Basketball, Track Coach. DENNIS FRANKE McKendree College-Music Education. Grade School Music and Band, High School Band and Chorus. STEPHEN FURMAN Elmhurst College--English, History. English I III, World History; POW WOW, Pep Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. LOLA GREENBAUM Bradley University, Dickinson University—English, Speech. English II IV, Speech; Junior Senior Play Director, Sophomore Class Sponsor. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY NORMA HANLEY Illinois State University—Business Education. Typing I II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Clerical; POW WOW Chieftain Adviser, Senior Class Sponsor. A UR ELIO JAZO University of Illinois, Bradley University -- Physical Education. Spanish, Junior High High School P.E.; Spanish Club, Grade School Coach. KENNETH JESSEN Illinois State University—Soc i a 1 Sciences. U.S. History, Economics; Student Council, Chieftain Adviser, Senior Class Sponsor. CECIL JONES Westem Illinois, Indiana, 11 linoi s State Universities, University of Illinois—P hy sics, Education and Guidance. Physics, Counselor; National Honor Society, Freshman Class Sponsor. ELEANOR JONES Western Illinois University-Business Education, Physical Education. Grade School P.E., High School Girls' P.E. CHARLES SAUERWEIN Southern Illinois Bradley Universities—Plant Industries. General Science, Biology, Driver Education; JETS Adviser, Sophomore Class Sponsor. 9 Bev Clark...............Soph. Jackie Pullen ..........Sr. Cindy Carlson.............Sr. Joe Gelling...............Jr. Bob Burrows...............Fr. Patty Johnson.............Fr. Mary Kay Gilles...........Sr. Jan Bridson...............Jr. Steve Howard..............Sr. Mr. Jessen............Adviser Not Shown: Marcia Munton.............Jr. Vincent Bublitz.........Soph. As the parents elect the Board of Education members, the students elect the Student Council representatives. OFFICERS President Mary Kay Gilles Vice President Cindy Carlson Secretary Janis Bridson Treasurer Marcia Munton OFFICE HELP!! Becky Beever, Debbie Robertson, Kathy Smith, Cindy Carlson, Florence Symonds.Candie Blackwell, Mary Gilles, Sandy Geitner. Have you ever called the High School for some reason and heard a girl's voice say, Brimfield High School ? It was probably one of the eight office girls who are at their daily post during their assigned period. They are chosen at the beginning of each year by Mrs. Jensen. Their duties range from picking up absentee reports from various classrooms to typing and filing. The office help is a group of hard working girls who enjoy their job. The Student Council is a group of student representatives from the various classes. It consists of two members each from the Freshman and Sophomore class,three Juniors, and four Seniors. The duty of the Student Council is to pass all work days and dances presented to them by the class representatives. Each year they are also responsible for putting on a school assembly. The council works hard to try to represent and set a good example for the Student body. 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Adviser Mr. Jones, Kathy Smith, Candie Blackwell, Jackie Pullen. BACK ROW: Robert Smith, Joe Gelling, Larry Gutos. John Alter Judy Aller Sharon Beyer Randy Bridson Ellen Bruniga Sharon Cahill Martha Carroll Carolyn Catton Dora Clark Carol Cluskey Fran Cluskey Fred Cluskey Janet Cluskey Lois Courtright Jean DeWulf Mary Kae Dungan Terry Dungan ROSTER OF MEMBERS Ann Dodd Patty Foster Patsy Gilles Ann Hamilton Elaine Hamilton Betty Rae Harlan Anita Hasselbacher Kevin Hasselbacher Mary Jo Heinz Joan Heinz Eloise Johnson Pat Johnson John Kirtley Jana Mae Miars Margie Miars Darlene Nauman Sam Nelson Sandra Parks Mary Jane Plack Joyce Pullen Barbara Rieker Sandy Robertson Dorothy Satorius Eleanor Savage Mary Ann Schelkoph Judy Schlink Eleanor Shaffer Sara Smith Dick Sollenberger Duane Streitmatter Kay Stretch Marion Tolch Linda Wagner 12 . Jefferson Monument GRADUATES PRESIDENT .............................Connie Colgan VICE-PRESIDENT ........................Dennis Gilmore SECRETARY ......................... Mary Kay Gilles TREASURER ........................... Keith Rieker JANET BARNES Janet They say gentlemen prefer blondes; but gentlemen bore me anyway. F.H.A. 3,4, Public Relations Ch. 3, Projects Ch. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3; POW WOW 4; Librarian 1,2,3; Junior Play 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4. CYNTHIA CARLSON Cindy Four years is an awful price to pay for a piece of paper. Student Council 4, V.P. 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Rec. Ch. 3, Treas. 4; Office Asst. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Junior Play 3; Librarian 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Queen Attd. 3, Queen 4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Chieftain Co-Editor 4. DEANNA BAKER Dee There are none like her. NONE! F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; POW WOW 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Junior Play 4; Band 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4. CONSTANCE COLGAN Connie It’s the thought that counts! F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Foods Ch. 3, Projects Ch. 3, Pres. 4; POW WOW 1, 2; Class V.P. 2, Pres. 4; Librarian 1; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Junior Play 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4. NORA DENNIS Cher I was a girl scout until the age of 16, when I became a Boy Scout.” G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; POW WOW 3,4, Production Manager 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1,3,4; Chieftain Staff 4; Spanish Club 4. DALE DEVRIES ”Big Daddy Make much of me, good men are scarce. F.F.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3; King Attendant 3; King 4. 4 JOHN DONATH John He's the kind that wakes up at the crack of dawn, stuffs the crack and goes back to bed. Basketball 1,2. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is your on the spot reporter, Micky Bitsko, bringing to you live and in three-dimensional color, the Alumni Banquet 1993 of Brimfield High School. Gathered here tonight are some of the nation's most renowned citizens. As you all know, in recent years Brimfield has grown from a small country town to the world's second largest megalopolis being exceeded only by that of Kickapoo. And now the honored guests, the Class of '68, are beginning to arrive. In the distance I see that nationally known figure, the vivacious editor of Body Beautiful, Deanna Baker. Through the years she has become famous for her management of one of Brimfleld's best selling magazines, and with her is Janet Barnes. Autograph seekers are rushing up to Janet from all sides to have her personal signature on their copy of her latest book, BRIMFIELD PLACE. People were at first shocked by the book's contents, but they finally realized it was simply a dramatization of everyday happenings. Cindy Carlson, better known as the Fit, Fat Lady, has just arrived, carried by two of her own pupils. She is the first P.E. teacher to Invent an exercise machine which leaves one fit, fat, and flat!!! Her system has been used around the world by people who want to exercise and stay fit but do not wish to lose weight. Entering by a side door is Miss Connie Colgan. She has become so famous in her occupation as a homemaker that she has taken over the Betty Crocker Awards and now gives exceptional high schoolrhomemakers her own Connie Cplgan Awards. Here comes Nora Dennis wearing her usual mod clothes of 1968. This evening she has on a psychedelic flame pink and purple jump suit. Recently she became an antique dealer specializing in furniture of the '68 Era. Following her is Dale DeVries, publisher of Hot Rod. Let's see if we can get a word with him. Hello, Dale. Can you tell us how you became interested in cars? Yes, I believe it was my blue, '59 Chevy--the finest car I ever owned---which first gave me an intense interest in cars. Thank you, Dale. MARY KAY GILLES Mary Kay For her no hoopskirt nor powdered curl; she's an all-around, up-to-date modern girl. Student Council 1,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Vice Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice Pres. 3, President 4; POW WOW 4; Class Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Queen Attendant 2,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Office Assistant 3,4. DENNIS GILMORE Denny The census embraces 100,000,000 women—I wish I were the census. POW WOW 3,4; Chieftain Staff 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Play 3,4; Band 2,3,4; JETS 3,4, Secretary 3,4; Spanish Club 4. RICHARD GREEN Mouse'1 So quiet we hardly knew he was among us. PAUL GROVE Paul A fellow rare, a fellow square, always in place, and liked everywhere. F.F.A. 1,4; Chorus 1,3,4. LAURENCE GUTOS Larry Greater men than he have been bom, but he doubts it. POW WOW 3,4; Class President 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2,4. While we have been talking to Dale, several people have arrived. Among them are Brinfield's District Representative to Congress, John Donath, that ever-popular, dynamic politician and Mary Kay Gilles, the first woman astronaut to bring MEDICARE to the moon. Now there is a brave woman. Women astronauts were at first hard to find because none of them wanted to go faster than the speed of sound, but Mary Kay volunteered for the job and has since gone down in history. Screams can now be heard. Here comes Dennis Gilmore, star of Sex and the Single Man. Women are fainting at his feet, but he is cool and calm. His smelling salts are really in use tonight. He carries his own to revive his fans. The press is busy taking pictures and getting interviews of this really big time actor. Richard Green, the hippy-dippy disc Jockey and classmate of Dennis, is getting an interview now. Green is known for his fast wit and never ending gift for conversation. He recently beat the record by talking 48 hours straight on Brimfield’s local station, W.F.U.N. Paul Grove, a famous musician known across the nation for his classical guitar music and flashy clothes, has just arrived. His electric guitar has an outlet into which Paul plugs his suit; in this way he can really turn on. Paul is best known for Down in the Valley Where the Green Grass Grows, With the Sun in the Sky.... Paul sings his hit song while his suit flashes green and orange lights. His career was almost ended when, during one performance, his suit short circuited, but Paul has since recovered completely. That great athletic star has just come through the door. Larry Gutos was the first person in history to ride the tidal wave on Kickapoo Creek. This dangerous feat has left Larry unscarred and totally unaffected. Brimfield should really be proud of this athlete. Another physical-fitness man from BrimfiekPs class of '68 is trampolinist, Jim Hattan. Jim is still weak and recovering from his latest accident. He was recently pried off the ceiling at his last performance. He always was JAMES HATTAN Jim I do the hardest work of my whole day before breakfast: getting up. POW WOW 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 3; Librarian 3; Track 3; Chorus 3,4; Junior Play 3. STEPHEN HOWARD Steve AH great men are short in stature --Caesar, Napoleon, and me. Student Council 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 4. FARLEY LANE Junior Wine, Women, and song; with an emphasis on the women. F.F.A. 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Chorus 4. LARRY LEHMAN Lumpy Beware! I may do something sensational yet. F.F.A. 1; Baseball I; Basketball 1; Chorus 2; JETS 1. ROGER LYD1CK Roger School is a grand institution —during vacation! F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 2. a high Jumper on the tramp, but this time he went a little too far. Wait a minute! It s hard to believe, but here comes Steve Howard. Last we heard, he was on a safari in the heart of Africa. He was fighting U-Bang-E pygmies until they told him to pick on someone his own size. There s Junior Lane, an English literature professor. Junior always did enjoy English IV so it came as no surprise to any of the class of '68 when he decided to become an English professor. Junior made college history when he read the entire works of Shakespeare while standing on his head. One of the less prosperous graduates of the class of 68 is Larry Lehman, who is head truck driver for the distribution of PLAYBOY. Let’s see if he feels he has failed. Good evening, Larry. I d like to know how you feel about your Job. Well, Micky, all I can say is that I may not be famous; but I enjoy my work and I believe that is the most important thing about a career. Well said, Larry. The head of the Labor Union is now approaching, that dauntless, powerhouse, Roger Lydick. Few people who knew him in school days realized his potential. But Roger knew he was just waiting to show his talents. Secret Service men have begun to arrive as the first woman President of the United States nears this gathering in her motorcade. Barbara Miller, Madame President as we of the public relations department call her, has just left her car now and is really making a grand entrance. Many students believed Barb to be shy; little did they realize she was simply keeping her political views a secret until she decided to run for the Presidency. BARBARA MILLER Barb Quiet and shy, Oh what a lie! F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; POW WOW 2; Librarian 3. WILLIAM MUNSTEDT Bill The deed I intend is great, but what I intend, I know not. Student Council 2; F.F.A. 1; POW WOW 3; Librarian 3; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Junior Play 3; JETS 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MUNTON Mutt” A pretty girl, a gallon of gas, four good tires, what more could I ask? Class Vice Pres. 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2; Track 1; Spanish Club 1,2,4; JETS 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3. MICHAEL O'TOOLE Mike I'm not afraid of work, I can sleep along side of it. F.F.A. 3,4; Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; JETS 2,3. JACQUELINE PULLEN Jackie She looks like an angel, she acts like one, too. But you can never tell what angels will do. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; POW WOW 3,4, Assistant Manager 3, Editor 4; Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Dr. B. Munstedt, noted psychiatrist and philosopher, has arrived. Several of his patrons are behind him carrying ms couch in case of an emergency. 1 read that he never goes anywhere without his couch because he believes that no one can be sure when insecurity and frustration can hit, leaving a person defenseless. As he enters the hall, Bill Munton-five time winner of the Minneapolis 500-makes an impressive sight. May we have a word with you Bill? Tell us your opinion on racing please. I believe racing as a profession and racing as a private citizen should be absolutely separated, and I do just that! Thank you. I just noticed a shifty character come in. His dark glasses and trench coat would seem to indicate he wishes to keep his identity- concealed. And no wonder, it's Mike O'Toole. Word by the grapevine has it that Mike is a secret agent, new man from A.U.N.T.I.E., the American Unionization of National Teepeeing International Espionage. Machine guns can be heard now in the distance as Brimfield's toughest gang is headed this way by Mafia leader, Jackie- Pusher”-Pullen. Her notorious gang, known as Mama's Big Boys, is breaking up the crowd. Jackie is wanted in seven states and definitely not wanted in the rest. That was some entrance, but she is not the last to arrive. Keith Rieker is following at a distance, helping to aid victims of the gang along the way. Keith is really an All-American, red-blooded man who shows what can be done with a little determination. He is the famous tycoon who bought Rockefeller Foundation and turned that useless Memorial into the productive farm it is today. Kathy Smith is making her way over to us now and we may be able to talk to her. Kathy, as you already know, is a karate expert. How are you kathy? Tell us something about your use of karate, please. Of course. It was rather natural for me to become interested in karate. The yells are extremely important; and KEITH RIEKER Keith He smiled and said, 'Don't rush me girls.' F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Chieftain Staff 4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1; Junior Play 3, 4; Band 1,2,4. KATHLYN SMITH Kathy In vain for faults of hers we pry, her nature quiet, reserved, and shy. Student Council 2; POW WOW 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1; Office Assistant 4. ROBERT SMITH Robert” til agree with you, but you're wrong. Chieftain Staff 4; Class President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1; Junior Play 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; JETS 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4. LARRY TUCKER Larry Known for his good spirits. F.F.A. 1,3,4. ELIZABETH VALE Liz Her HOWDY will go down in history. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; POW WOW 4. through the speech course I took at Brimfield High School as a '68 student, I was able to learn how to project. I believe this was the single most important factor in my becoming a karate expert. The graduates of 68 had high hopes for Robert Smith and his future, but for some reason his mathematical genius just never took full blossom. He is now custodial engineer at the new Nuclear Physics Building here in Brimfield. There are rumors that he runs the entire plant himself on the night-shift, but that may be just idle gossip. What have we here! Larry Tucker, that International Playboy, has just arrived with several carloads of admirers. There has been a book written about him entitled, Who's Afraid of Larry the Wolf. Oh, well. . . on to the next arrival. Liz Vale--meter maid for the Brimfield's new downtown district—came on a unique jet-propelled minibike which she uses for making collections. Elizabeth, would you like to say anything to the listeners at home? Howdy! Thank you. Vicki Ward looks very trim and proper as director of the Salvation Army Band, (when not directing she plays the bass drum). Miss Ward is one of the many graduates of '68 who has kept her high ideals and standards. Brimfield can be proud tonight. It looks like there is only one more member of the Class of '68, John West. John, as the organizer of the new Southern Confederates, actually risks his like coming here tonight. Yes, one can say that West is the South's greatest leader, and the South is West's cause. This is Micky Bitsko saying--remember that wonderful year nineteen hundred sixty-eight. Little did the youth of that year realize how powerful they would become and what heavy responsibilities they would have to carry----------- Youth of today, take heed! VICKI WARD Vicki Her face is never glum. She is always ready for fun. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1; POW WOW 1,2,3,4, Asst. Production Manager 4; Chorus 1,2; Cheerleading Mascot 3. JOHN WEST Johnny The South shall rise again. Track 1,2. D.A.R. Cindy Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carlson of Edwards, is this year's re-cipientofthe annual D.A.R. Award. This award is given each year to the girl whom the faculty believes to have such outstanding qualities as good citizenship, leadership, school spirit, initiative and patriotism to her class. Cindy has served as Vice-President of the Student Council, as Recreation Chairman and Treasurer of F.H.A., as a cheerleader, and as co-editor of the CHIEFTAIN. She has proved herself to be a dependable, resourceful individual through her participation in G.A.A., Spanish Club, and the junior play. She is recognized for her leadership abilities and her sense of humor. As a member of the University Avenue Methodist Church, Cindy shows enthusiasm for outside activities as well. Cindy—a semi-finalist in the Illinois State Scholarship and member of the top ten of her class--has been accepted by Illinois State at Normal. There she plans to major in Physical Education. Cindy's personality and enthusiasm distinguish her as an outstanding citizen. 20 GOOD CITIZENSHIP Each year the faculty of Brimfield High School selects an outstanding senior boy to receive the Good Citizenship Award. This year Keith Rieker, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rieker of Brimfield, was chosen. One of Keith's outstanding areas has been Vocational Agriculture. Keith has taken all four years of agriculture and has been an active member of the F.F.A. During his junior year, Keith served as secretary and president as a senior. In addition, he served as treasurer of this area of the state F.F.A. organization, Section Five. Besides his work in F.F.A., Keith has been active in other activities. A trombone player in the band for three year, Keith has also been in the last two junior plays. As busy as these have kept him, Keith has managed to help edit this yearbook. In the community, Keith is a member of the Lutheran Church and is president of its Walther League. Keith's plans for the future include the University of Illinois and a major in agriculture. His scholastic average and test scores made him semi-finalist for the Illinois State Scholarship. With his cheerful disposition, leadership qualities, and dependability, Keith is deserving of this award. 21 , us continue... Your diploma is a ticket to the adult world . . . but good only for entrance. The best seats in the house are reserved for those who pay the full price: continued education and continued self-improvement. And you can continue your education. At a university ... at a community college ... in an apprenticeship program of local industry. By furthering your education you'll be better prepared to earn a place up front in the future of this ever-more-complicated, ever-more-demanding world. □ CATERPILLAR An Equal Opportunity Employer 22 Mary Bale Mike Barnewolt Becky Beever Candle Blackwell Patty Blundy Jan Bridson Kathie Cahill Larry Carlton JUNIORS—CLASS of '69 Ronny Cluskey Steve Cluskey Jim DeVries Phyllis Eden Patty Fitch Dennis Gavin Sandy Geitner Joe Gelling Steve Gilles 24 ARCH'S BARBERSHOP ELMWOOD, ILLINOIS Tim Barker Handy Heinz W ayne Howard Dorita Lewis Vicky Lyons Tom McDonough Bob McKown Glen McRae Marcia Munton Dwayne North Debbie Robertson Mike Sprinkle Tom Stenger Steve Streitmatter Florence Symonds Tom ZInzer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President...................Ronny Cluskey Vice-President............Tom Stenger Secretary ..................Sandy Geitner Treasurer...................Mike Sprinkle Reporter.................. Dorita Lewis TONY'S ELECTRONIC'S KICKAPOO, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF THE PULLENS 25 Ronnie Beard Vince Bublitz Peggy Burtsfield Bev Clark M Bernie Cluskey Randy Conlee Joe Crawford Susan Crum SOPHOMORES—CLASS of ’70 Denise Dally Debbie Doering K aren Donath Terri Dotson Ed Eden JoAnn Engelke Mike Fitch Debbie Geitner Sharon Gilles Joe Helms Mark Herman Randy Howe NEEO A GOOD REALTOR ASK FOR JACK COLGAN MURPHY'S REALTY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF HOME COMFORT PRODUCTS CO. PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS Les Johnson Shirley Johnson Bob K rouse Dale Megan Jeanne Miner Ann Munstedt Esther Rogers Mark Schoenbeck Herb Shockey Mike Shoop Bob Snyder Carol Sutton C lara Symonds Dave Taylor Diana Vowiell Judy Whitmore Not Shown: Cliff Colgan John Rook SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President......................JoeHelms Vice-President.............Cliff Colgan Secretary...............Shirley Johnson Treasurer .............. Sharon Gilles Reporter ............... Ann Munstedt HAROLD PATTERSON TOM'S BARBERSHOP VETERINARIAN SERVICES QR IMFIE LD, ILLINOIS ELMWOOD, ILLINOIS Debbie Beard Bob Burrows Anna Burtsfield Pam Cahill Mike Camp Carl Carlton Mark Cluskey Barb Colgan Larry Daum Ed Dillow FRESHMEN—-CLASS of 71 Mike Doering Mary Frank Tim Gavin John Gelling Dave Gilles John Gilles Ed Heinz Larry Heinz Chuck Helms Don Hoffman Ron Hoffman Steve Hombaek Kenny Howard Terry Janssen Chuck Jotmson COUNTRY CO. MIDAMERICA INS. CO. KICKAPOO MOBIL SERVICE MUTUAL FUNDS HAROLD RICKEY 28 PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS INTERSTATE 74 AT KICKAPOO PHONE 691-0367 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ................... John Gelling Vice-President . . . Chuck McDonough Secretary’ ............... Jeanene Munton Treasurer ......................Linda West Reporter..............................John Sprinkle Dave Shockey John Sprinkle Greg Stenger Donna Summcrson Gene West Harvey West Linda West June Young Tony Oppe Kathy O’Toole Cheryl Pacey Steve Rickey Molly Johnson Patty Johnson Tom Johnson Ronnie Kingdon Linda Kroesen Charlie Kuntz Kenny Lewis Chuck McDonough Jim McKown Dick McKown Dave McRae Jeanene Munton .f'.W a HELP) ORGANIZATIONS F.H.A. OFFICERS President...............Connie Colgan Vice-President.............Mary Gilles Secretary........................Sandy Geitner Treasurer........................Cindy Carlson Historian ................Barb Miller Reporter ................Vicky Lyons Projects.........................Janet Barnes Foods...................Debbie Doering Joann Engelke Recreation..............Debbie Geitner Degrees ................ Ann Munstedt Parliamentarian . . . Jackie Pullen FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser Mrs. Clark, Sandy Geitner, Connie Colgan, Mary Gilles, Cindy Carlson. SECOND ROW: Debbie Beard, Molly Johnson, Kathie Cahill, June Young, Patty Johnson, Debbie Geitner, Shirley Johnson, Jeanne Miner, Candie Blackwell, Mary Frank, Linda West. THIRD ROW: Patty Blundy, Ann Munstedt, Susan Crum, Sharon Gilles, Pam Cahill, Cheryl Pacey, Deanna Baker, Esther Rogers, Mary Bale, Joann Engelke, Barb Colgan. FOURTH ROW: Clara Symonds, Terri Dotson, Bev Clark, Debbie Doering, Donna Summerson, Carol Sutton, Dianne Vowiell, Kathy O’Toole, Vicky Lyons, Barb Miller, Jackie Pullen, Janet Barnes. Not Shown: Patty Fitch. CARSON’S MARKET RALPH E . CARSON BRIMFIELD, ILLINOIS ROW ONE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser Mr. Cinnamon, Dale DeVries, Steve Cluskey, Keith Rieker, Bernie Cluskey, Bob Snyder. SECOND ROW: Steve Rickey, Randy Conlee, Mike Doering, Steve Howard, Ed Dillow, Dave Shockey, Ken Howard, Ronnie Kingdon, Charlie Kuntz, Paul Grove. THIRD ROW: Roger Lydick, Ed Eden, Herb Shockey, Mark Herman, Dick McKown, John Gilles, Tim Gavin, Tony Oppe, Greg Stenger, Steve Gilles, Dave Gilles. FOURTH ROW: Bob Krouse, Kenny Lewis, Terry Janssen, Ed Heinz, Les Johnson, Larry Tucker, Mike O’Toole, Vince Bublitz, Larry Lehman, Tom Zinser, Dale Megan. Not Shown: Mike Shoop, Wayne Howard, Bob McKown, Randy Heinz. OFFICERS Adviser.................Mr. Cinnamon President ............. Keith Rieker Vice-President .... Steve Cluskey Treasurer........................Dale DeVries Secretary..............Bernie Cluskey Reporter................. Bob Snyder Sentinel..........................Bob McKown congratulations! SHIP TO THE DICK HERM FIRM DOING THE SPLITS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Blundy, Bev Clark, Shirley Johnson. FIRST ROW: Jackie Pullen, Vicky Lyons, Marcia Munton, Sharon Gilles, Esther Rogers, Mary Bale, Pam Cahill, Barb Miller, Janet Barnes, Debbie Doering. Terri Dotson. Vicki Ward, Donna Summerson. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Vale, Ann Munstedt, Barb Colgan. Becky Beever, Mary Frank. Linda West, Cheryl Pacey, Linda Kroesen, Deanna Baker, Candie Blackwell, Debbie Geitner, Janis Bridson, Cindy Carlson, Sandy Geitner. THIRD ROW: Nora Dennis, Jeanne Miner, Susan Crum, Clara Symonds. Patty Johnson, Mary Kay Gilles. Kathie Cahill, Debbie Beard. Jeannie Munton, June oung, Kathy O’Toole. 34 PRINCESS SHOE STORE AND REPAIR PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS OFFICERS President .Mary Kay Gilles Vice-President..................Sandy Geitner Secretary.......................Janis Bridson Treasurer................Barb Colgan Historian..............Debbie Doering Sportsheads..........Donna Sum merson Vicki Ward Kathle Cahill Debbie Geitner The purpose of the Illinois League of High School Girls' Athletic Association is to promote and encourage responsible leadership, competition, good sportsmanship, and an opportunity to have fun while establishing good health. BRAHAM JEWELRY ELMWOOO-PHONE 2601 - IL L I NO I S DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY. GIFTS ADVISER Mrs. Jones 35 CHORUS FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Cahill, Deanna Baker, Esther Rogers, Candie Blackwell, Peggy Burtsfield, Sharon Gilles, Patty Johnson, Debbie Geitner, Shirley Johnson, Jeanne Miner. SECOND ROW: Jackie Pullen, Nora Dennis, JoAnn Engelke, Debbie Doering, Bev Clark, Terri Dotson, Dorita Lewis, Sandy Geitner. Ann Munstedt, Director Mr. Franke. THIRD ROW: Junior Lane, Joe Helms, Bob Snyder, Larry Carlton, Tim Harker, Jim Hattan, Dwayne North, Paul Grove, Dennis Gilmore. This year has been a busy one for the chorus. Under the directorship of Mr. Franke, they performed for the Mothers' Club, participated in the annual Christmas program, and represented Brimfield at the spring I.C.A.C. Choral Festival at Yates City, singing numbers that differ in style from What Child is This to What the World Needs Now is Love , a recent popular classic. Chorus is a subject that adds to one's education and helps to round it out. Chorus members learn to read music, train their voices to sing octaves, and learn to appreciate music in general. Besides the serious singing that is done, a member finds a great amount of personal enjoyment from the course. There are different types of music sung in chorus: classical music, a few folk songs, and a few spirituals for Christmas and Easter. The chorus this year has tried to boost the spirit of Brimfield and improve the quality of the school. 36 BAND FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Helms, Elizabeth Rook, Jackie Pullen, Nora Dennis, Janet Blundy, Rose Johnson. SECOND ROW: Martha Pillman, Deanna Baker, Cheryl Fletcher, Dave Taylor, Bob Snyder, Keith Rieker, Jim Kelly, Dan Gutos, Garth Lydick, Gerry Porter, Dennia Gilmore. STANDING: Director Mr. Franke, Ed Eden, Ed Gilles. Not Shown: Dwayne North, Robert Smith. The band is a unique organization that is made up of several students. Because of the small number of the band, the grade school members have been added to enrich the quality of the band. Under the directorship of Mr. Franke the band performed this year for most of the home basketball games. As a rule they played jazz and popular rock and roll tunes at these games. Some of the tunes were, Georgy Girl, Downtown, and Music to Watch Girls By. The band also represented Brimfield in the annual Spring Band Festival, held at Brimfield. Some of the songs included the marches Porgy and Bess and The Thunderer and the popular tunes Thundercrest and The Grand Ball. Williamsfield, Glasford, Elmwood, and Yates City also participated in the festival. Because of the small size of the band, special recognition should be given the people who have tried to make the band a better organization, of which Brimfield can be proud. 37 JETS SEATED: President Robert Smith. Secretary Dennis Gilmore. STANDING: Randy Howe, Mark Herman, Robert Burrows. Thomas Johnson, John Sprinkle, Robert Krouse, Larry Daum, Vice-President Mike Sprinkle, Treasurer Bernard Cluskey, Michael Camp, Ronnie Cluskey, Adviser Mr. Sauerwein. Not Shown: Bill Munstedt. The Junior Engineering and Technological Society, JETS, is an organization of students whose interests include almost all branches of science. Every year the members of this club select their own private projects and one for the group as a whole. This year the group project included the use of a small computer, the Minovac 601. Any student interested in science is welcome to the meetings. 38 LIBRARIANS Adviser Mr. Furman, Candle Blackwell, Clara Symonds, Vicky Lyons, Jams Bridson, Joann Engelke, Terri Dotson, Deanna Baker, John Sprinkle, Larry Gutos. The librarians are a group of students who volunteer to help others find and check out books and other reading materials. The library is constantly growing and has increased in both volume and quality over the past years. 39 STAFF Editor-in-Chlef...................Jackie Pullen '68 News Editor........................Becky Beever '69 Sports Editor .................... Larry Gutos '68 Production Manager................Nora Dennis '68 Asst. Production Manager............Vicki Ward '68 Advisers.........................Mrs. Norma Hanley Mr. Stephen Furman The POW WOW is Brimfield's school paper. This newspaper is the only source which the students have to publically air their views on school policy, student behavior, and any other subjects which are of interest to the student body, parents, and faculty. The main purposes of the paper are best stated in its creed, The POW WOW is published by and for the students of Brimfield High School, providing journalistic experience for interested students, serving as a spokesman for the student voice, and bringing to general attention those activities of faculty and students which serve to promote student spirit and develop a sense of civic pride in their educational institution. 40 REPORTERS SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Barnes, Shirley Johnson, Jan Bridson, Deanna Baker, Jeanne Miner. STANDING: Larry Carlton, John Sprinkle, Debbie Doerine, Joe Helms, Mary Kay Gilles, Cliff Colean, Carol Sutton, Donna Summerson, Debbie Beard, Dennis Gilmore, Molly Johnson, Candie Blackwell, Mike Sprinkle, Patty Blundy. Joe Helms, John Sprinkle, Cliff Colgan, Larry Gut os. news staff Janet Barnes 68 Patty Blundy '69 Jan Bridson '69 Kathie Cahill '69 Jeanne Miner '70 John Sprinkle '71 feature writers Nora Dennie '68 Candie Blackwell '69 Sandy Geitner '69 Mike Sprinkle 69 Shirley Johnson ' 70 sports staff Larry Gutos '68 Cliff Colgan ' 70 Joe Helms '70 John Sprinkle ’ 71 organizational reporters Band-Joe Helms '70 Chorus-Larry Carlton '69 F. F. A. -Bob Snyder ' 70 F. H. A. -Vicky Lyons '69 G. A. A. -Debbie Doering '70 JETS-Dennis Gilmore '68 Sr. Spot-Jeanne Miner 70 class reporters Mary Kay Gilles '68 Dorita Lewis '69 Ann Munstedt '70 John Sprinkle ' 71 proofreaders Deanna Baker '68 Patty Blundy '69 Donna Summerson ' 71 artist Carol Sutton 70 TYPISTS rough draft (front row) Nora Dennis •68 (back row) Mary Bale Debbie Robertson 69 Clara Symonds Phyllis Eden ’69 Vicky Lyons Elizabeth Vale ’68 Sandy Geitner (not shown) Patty Fitch •69 ’70 69 '69 '69 Kathy Smith Vicki Ward Becky Beever (front row) '68 Nora Dennis '68 '68 Debbie Robertson '69 '69 Phyllis Eden 69 stencil (back row) COMPLIMENTS OF H.S. BEENEV WHOLESALE FIELD SEEDS 42 MISS SHARON LIVINGSTON Miss Livingston, a spring graduate of Bradley, majoring in Business Education, replaced Mrs. Hanley on February 1st. MR. LEWIS ALDRICH We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Aldrich, our custodian, for his faithful service to B.H.S, MR. WARREN SCHULTZ Mr. Schultz was a student teacher from Western Illinois University, majoring in Agriculutral Education. 1966-67 State Convention. At the right: National President Gary Swan Chapter President '66 Bill Savage Chapter P resident 67 Keith Rieker Dorita Lewis is a junior and regular varsity cheerleader. Her stay in the hospital at the time the squad picture was taken is the reason for her absence. A cheerleading contest was added to the Heartof Illinois agenda in 1967. Brimfield was represented by a team consisting of Mary Kay Gilles, Cindy Carlson, and Connie Colgan who placed second in the overall competition. Central Illinois Light Company I am the primitive of what I have begun CEZANNE As I emerge from the warmth and security of protective guidance, the lessons 1 have learned throughout the yesterdays have prepared me to be one of the builders of tomorrow Yet no matter what 1 accomplish in a lifetime, it can only be a beginning of that which is to follow. May my achievements be such that they spark the desire for continuation in the vet unborn = KEYSTONE HORSE FENCE by the makers of RED BRAND fence National Airport A THLETICS VA1 KNEELING: Coach Mr. Foster, Manager Ron Beard. STANDING: Tom Stenger, Steve Streitmatter, Tom McDonough, Glen McRae, Dave Lane, Larry Gutos, Jim DeVries, Bill Munton, Bob McKown, Mike Shoop. J.V. BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Coach Earl Foster, Dick McKown, John Gelling, Steve Hornback, Mark Cluskey, Dave Shockey. FRONT ROW: Manager Tom Johnson, Cliff Colgan, Dave Taylor, Les Johnson, Jim McKown, Chuck McDonough. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRON LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Robertson, Mary Kay Gilles, Cindy Carlson, Patty Blundy, Connie Colgan. Hi there! SPIRIT! Alley Oop! J.V. CHEERLEADERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Gilles, Donna Summerson, Shirley Johnson. IN FRONT: Bev Clark. Hands Off! Dorita Debbie Bottoms Up! I Two Points!! Go Big Team!! BASEBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Helms, Tom Johnson, Mike Camp, Chuck McDonough, Jim McKown, Coach Mr. Foster. SECOND ROW: Steve Gilles, Mike Shoop, Steve Hornback, John Gelling, Tom Stenger, HerbShockey. THIRD ROW: Larry Carlton, Tom McDonough, Les Johnson, Dave Taylor, Bob McKown, CliXf Colgan, Junior Lane. EDSON SMITH SONS, INC. 50 HARDWARE. HEATING, PLUMBING ELMWOOD, ILLINOIS Not highly touted at the beginning of the season, Brim-field's 1967-68 Indians proved short in size and experience, but long in winning basketball. After stuttering to a 5-5 start, the Tribe took off on a winning team that produced a substantial winning streak, ended only in District play. Among the outstanding highlights of the year could be included performances by Larry Gutos, particularly in the sparkling 44-42 decision over Princeville. Bill Munton provided a share of thrills, not always by scoring, but often by scrapping and second effort in clutch situations. Other starters who contributed to this heavily junior team were Steve Streitmatter, Tom McDonough, Tom Stenger, and Jim DeVries, all of whom loom as experienced hands for next year. Among the victims could be listed Glasford, with whom the Red and White tied for the IC AC crown, Brimfield's third straight shared title; Elmwood twice; Princeville, Wyoming, and Dunlap as other Blackhawk victims; Mid-County; and the other conference teams. By winning the conference kudos, the Indians retired the JOURNAL-STAR Big S trophy, awarded to the first team who wins the conference three times since the previous trophy. In addition, the traveling ICAC owl, looking much the worse for wear, settles his bedraggled feathers at BHS until next year. The Little Indians fared less successfully, suffering a year that was frustrating. Primarily freshmen, the jayvees found that lack of experience was a factor in many close games. Next year the team should have a full complement of experienced sophomores, and the prospects look brighter. • II � . I 't ll HIM 1 II M I V II I I I EXCHANGE STATE BANK I off Brimffield fflii! A :a! CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES MEMBER F.D.I.C. RHONE 446-3344 BRIMFIELD HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Paint, Appliances, Bottle Gas, Supplies Brimfield, Illinois Phone 446-3631 52 ACTIVITIES TEN LITTLE INDIANS CAST OF CHARACTERS Rogers.................................. Tim Herker Mb. Rogers.....................................Deanna Baker Fred Narracott.............................Joe Helms Vera Claythorne.........................Connie Colgan Phillip Lombard.........................Mike Sprinkle Anthony Maiston........................Ronnie Cluskey William Blore...........................Robert Smith Lieutenant MacKenzie.....................Janet Barnes Emily Brent..............................Becky Beever Sir Lawrence Wargrave..................Dennis Gilmore Dr. Armstrong............................Keith Rieker A three act murder mystery by Agatha Christie, the TEN LITTLE INDIANS was presented by the junior class. In order to encourage greater dramatic participation, Mrs. Greenbaum decided to allow anyone in high school to participate; therefore, the play was not restricted to the talent of any one class. The result of this new participation in the play was evident. In the play were one sophomore, four juniors, and six seniors. directed by Mrs. Greenbaum SENIOR POTPOURRI Last year's senior class, under the direction of Mrs. Greenbaum, presented a series of readings and short plays which they entitled pot-pourri , a literary medley. This new approach to the tradional Sr. Play brought a welcomed change from the usual three-act play of the past. With such a mixture in the program, it was difficult to find anyone who did not enjoy himself. The Various Players Were: Agnes Franks Kevin Hasselbacher Lynn Hattan Steve Johnson Vicky Jones Jim Lewis Janis Lyons Bill Savage Deanna Baker directed by-Mrs. Greenbaum 55 Queen Candidate-Connie Colgan King Candidate-Farley Lane Queen Candidate-Vicki Ward King Candidate-Bill Munton Queen Candidate-Janet Barnes King Candidate-Dennis Gilmore Queen Candidate-Marv Kay Gilles King Candidate-Dale DeVries King and Queen ’66-67 Larry Pi liman and Lynn Halt an The anxious moment. The envelope is opened. The queen's crown is placed upon Cindy’s head. HOMECOMING ’67-’68 Queen Candidate-Cindy Carlson King Candidate-Larry Gutos Attendant-Bev Clark Escort-Les Johnson Attendant-Janis Bridson Escort-Steve Streitmatter Attendant-Patty Johnson Escort-John Gelling GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL First Grade singing Up on the Housetop”. Next, the We wish you a merry Christmas,.... sang the Third Grade. Second Grade sang The Elves Christmas Eve . The Fourth Graders sang, Deck CHRISTMAS PROGRAM the Halls”. ing The First Noel . Accompanists: Peggy Jarm Cheryl Fletcher Nora Dennis Jackie Pullen What Child Is This sung by the High School chorus. Santa's Helpers, Mr. lessen and Chuck Helms. Who's everyone looking at? Why Santa, of course. Hi, Santa! Hi, Santa! Hello children. Merry Christmas. THE CHIEFTAIN REVIEW 1967 SINGE RS Larry Oppe, Jeffery Gaither Carolyn Binder Lynn Hattan Accompanist Mr. Jensen Nora Whittington COMMENCEMENT JUNE Class Dennis Barnes Martha Bublitz Agnes Frank Kevin Hasselbacher Lynn Hattan John Howard Larry Janssen Steve Johnson Dave Jones 64 EXERCISES 1967 65 GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY ROBERT A THEY Western Illinois University--Political Science. 8th Grade Science Social Studies. CAROLYN FURMAN Elmhurst College--English. English (7 8), American History (8). MR. KENNETH JESSEN Grade School Principal ARTHUR HOWE Peru State College (Nebraska) and Colorado St. University-Biology. Mathematics Science 7th 8th. VIRGINIA DOUBET Bradley University, Western University-Elementary Ed. 7th Grade. Reading English. BEVERLY HOPKINS Southern Illinois University-English. 6th Grade. KATHRYN CLUSKEY Western University--Elementary Ed. 6th Grade. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY MABEL GROSSAINT 111. St., Bradley Iowa St. Universities—Elementary Ed. 4th Grade. MELVA LaFOLLETTE 111. St., Bradley Iowa St. Universities—Elementary Ed. 2nd Grade. MARY ANN HAN LIN Monmouth College-Sociology. 4th 5th Grades. SHIRLEY SOLLENBERGER Illinois State Bradley University --Elementary Education. MAY FLICKENGER University of Illinois--Elementary' Secondary Education. 3rd Grade. BERENICE JOHNSON Illinois State University— Elementary Education. 1st Grade. LORAYNE STEVENSON Western 111., Drake Universities, Iowa State Iowa Ag. Colleges--Elementary Ed. 2nd 3rd Grades. FLORENCE HEINZ Bradley University—Kindergarten and Primary Education. 1st Grade. FIRST GRADE-CLASS OF ’79 Mary Allen Gregg Ashley Roger Beard Norma Bell Brenda Blaine Jo Ellen Bridson David Carlson Diana Carroll Mar)r Ann Cinnamon Kim Claybaugh George Coffman John Comey Timmy Eden Jennifer Fitch Diane Fletcher Marvin Herrmann Janet Hopkins Earl Horton Lynne Houlihan Robin Jarm Charles Kellstadt Tami Kinney Richard Lane Danny Maher Sharon Mangus Rodney McKown Lynette Montag Ross Pauli Mark Perkins Mary Lou Peteis George Price Glen Reed Tommy Russell Barbara Shipley Kelly Sloan Marlise Stre it matter Michael Towns Stephanie Towns Edward Wagner ABSENT: Steven Davis Beverly Davison Mary Jo Short 70 SECOND GRADE- CLASS OF ’ Ursula Berkley Karen Bishop Betty Boseke Roger Catton Michael Cinnamon Brent Cluskey Marilyn Colgan Brenda Coon Richard Coyle Melinda DeVries Leroy Dillow Marjorie Eberle Peggy Eden Ernest Evans Robert Evans Lynette Firmand Gretcher Fitch Jill Hasselbacher Joy Hasselbacher Joe Heinz Karen Hopkins Becky Hughart Cyntnia Humphrey Jace Jessen Mark Jones Clay Lane Phi flip Maher Steven Maher Brenda Mills Ronald Munton Sheri Norris W Joseph Oppe Randy Pauli Scott Perkins Brenda Peters -rT i Kay Sauerwein Randy Siecel Nancy SoUenberger Steven Stanley Merry Sutton THIRD GRADE-CLASS OF ’77 liu m BLISS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Anthony Antonacci Jeff Arbogast John Arbogast Brian Bamewolt Glen Bell Sandra Bell David Berry Debra Blaine Marilyn Blundy Richard Carlson Michael Carroll Mark Catton Scott Cecil Brian Conlee Barbara Coon Patricia Coyle Scon Dally Lori Doering Russell Duffy Joe Dungan Marilyn Eberle Mary Lou Engelke Danny Fishel Dale Fletcher Marcia Geitner Edward Johnson Carol Johnston Karen Kinney Faw Lane Mike Lucassen Janette Mangus Celia Megan Michelle Perkins Rodney Pauli Lisa Reed Mary Kay Shaw Karen Sollenberger Howard Stanley Patricia Terry Keith Wagner Terry West Tony West ABSENT: David Davison 72 J..M. BLISS, OWNER-AUCTIONEER PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS FOURTH GRADE-CLASS OF 76 Laurie Arnold Randy Beard Carolyn Binder Richard Blaine Lore Burchell Douglas Camp Deborah Challacombe Beverly Cheney Mark Cinnamon JoAnn Clark Susanna Clark Amy Cole Melody Davis Teri Doering Laurie Duffy Brenda Eden Eddie Fisher Kenny Fitch Nancy Frank Steven Gilles Mark Herrmann Pauli Hopkins Erin Houlihan David Johnson Rebecca Johnson Terry Krause Deborah Lucassen Mary Maher Jeffery Mangus Gregory Matthews Robin Mills Cathy Oppe Karen Reinhart Karen Rickey Richard Schoenbeck David Shipley Elizabeth Shynk Duane Siegel Barbara Smith Paul Stanley Ruby Wyman O.T.'S GALESBURG'S GREATEST 73 STORE SINCE 1862? FIFTH GRADE-CLASS OF ’75 Craig Arbogast Margie Beever Teresa Bell Roger Bridson Marsha Cecil Keith Challacombe Kenneth Colgan Mark Conlee Mark Coon Thomas Coyle Kathy Donath Tyrone Eden David Engelke Paul Evans Billy Fisher Jefi Gaither Steven Jarm Jeff Jones Randy Kingdon Patricia Kinney Scott Kroesen Carla Lewis Mike Maher Rayeanne McCormick Jean McDonough Bill McKown Lynne Miller Steven Munton Charlene Mutton Charolette Mutton Jim Oppe Larry Oppe Diana Reed Cheryl Rickey Peggy Row den Sandra Sc hie fer decker Ruth Shaw Stephen Shipley Janet Short Alice Terry Bruce Wagner ABSENT: Jeff Mangus Tony Shoe key Marilyn Young GARY'S BI-RITE PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS MON.-SAT. 8A.M.-9P.M. 74 SIXTH GRADE-CLASS OF ’74 Chris Arnold Sue Bell Roger Blundy Roger Cahill Martin Carroll Diana Challacombe Linda Comey Rebbeca Dally Renae DeVries Cynthia Donath Debbie Donath Rick Donath William Duffy Susan Ekhoff Kenneth Fishel Danny Fitch JoAnn Foster Jennifer Gaither Laura Geitner Rickv Hasselbacher Mark Hopkins Peggy Jarm Danny Johnson Linda Jones Kenneth Kelch Debbie King don Wanda Lewis SHANE SHOWER'S SHOES Marie Lucassen Kathy Maher Linda Mangus Mary McKown Kent Montag Stanley Munton Heye Peters Shari Row den Brad Sloan Donald Sutton Ronnie Terry Tim Tucker Brenda Wagner Charles Ward Bobbie West Debbie Whitmore Arlene Williams Charles Wyman ABSENT: Joe Boseke Chis Lane Dan Lane Theresa Short 153 EAST MAIN GALESBURG, ILLINOIS 75 SEVENTH GRADE -CLASS OF 73 Jeffry Barnewolt David Blundy Jim Bridson David Brown Jerry Camp Gail Cheney Sandra Crum Jody Dally Jim Daymude Joyce Dillow Jonn Ekhoff Betty Elgin Tom Elgin George Engelke Nancy Fletcher Kathy Frank Terry Jarm Danny Johnson Debbie Johnson Susan Johnston Scott Krouse Randy Lehman Bruce Lucassen James McCormick Lloyd Norris Martha Pillman Tom Oppe Bill Pacey Ricky Reinhart Elizabeth Rook Susan Schieferdecker Sonia Streitmatter Desiree Tennery William Vowiell Debra Washburn Charlene Williams ANN’S CAFE MEALS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 76 BRIMFIELO, ILLINOIS EIGHTH GRADE-CLASS OF 72 Barbara Beard Bernie Beever Lonye Berkley Bill Binder Gary Blundy Janet Bluntly Gary Bridson Phil Cahill Pat C arlton Ruth Carroll Mike Crum Dave Dally Ed DeVries Nancy Elliott Bill E meric k Cheryl Fletcher Ed Gilles Dan Gut os Rick Howe Miles Johnson Rose Johnson Greg Johnston Jack Jones Ruthie Jones Virgil Jones Ray Kelch Jim Kelly Garth Lydick Carolyn Matthews Marsha McDonough Don Megan Jim Miner Bobbie Montag Jerry Porter Cindy Rickey Glenda Rogers Steve Short Pat Sprinkle Denise Wagner Georgia Wyman ABSENT: Mark Fitch Dale McLaughlin SHANE'S GENERAL STORE BRIM FIELD. ILLINOIS 77 PHONE 446-3292 HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Krouse, Dave Dally, Coach Mr. Jazo, Ray Kelch, Rick Donath. FRONT ROW: Pat Carlton, Danny Gutos, Jim Daymude, Phil Cahill, Bill Pacey. TEAM CHEERLEADERS Cheryl Fletcher, Georgia Wyman, Rose Johnson, Lonye Berkley. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: George Engeike, Jim Kelly, Coach Mr. Jazo, Ed Gilles, Gary Brldson, Roger Cahill. FRONT ROW: Tom Oppe, Brad Sloan, Jim Brldson, John Ekhoff, Jeff Bamewolt, Chuck Wyman. Not Shown: Rick Reinhart. TEAM CHEERLEADERS Cindy Rickey, Nancy Fletcher, Jody Dally, Terry Jarm. 79 BAND FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Shynk, Deborah Challacombe, Nancy Frank, Susanna Clark, Terry Krause. SECOND ROW; Jeff Mangus, Joan Clark, Debbie Lucassen, Steve Jarm, Mark Coon, Jeff Gaither. STANDING: Director Mr. Franke, Craig Arbogast, Steve Gilles. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Oppe, David Brown, Bill McKown, Mike Jones, Tom Oppe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jazo, Coach; Chuck Wyman, Ken Kelch, Ricky Reinhart, Jack Jones, John Ekhoff, Gary Bridson, Kenny Colgan, Steve Jarm, Ronnie Terry. THIRD ROW: Mark Hopkins, George Engelke, Jim Miner, Ed Gilles, Scott Krouse, Danny Johnson, Brad Sloan, Roger Cahill, Chuck Ward. FOURTH ROW: Bill Pacey, Jim Kelly, Dave Dally, Phil Cahill, Ed DeVries, Dan Gutos, Pat Carlton, Ray Kelch, Virgil Jones. TROUGH AT THE END THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING To The CLASS of '68 KRESS CORPORATION WE CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE — AND ENCOURAGE YOU TO CHALLENGE THE FUTURE Brimfield, Illinois SIMPSON—PO WE LSON LUMBER CO. BRIM FIE LD MOTOR CO. 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