Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

•’THEME FROM MAHOGANY (DO YOU KNOW Words by Gerry Gofrin Music by Michael Masser Do you know where you’re going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you Where are you going to, do you know? Do you get what you’re hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door What are you hoping for, do you know? • Once we were standing still in time. Chasing the fantasies that filled our mi And you knew how I loved you but my spuiVwas Laughing at the questions that_yp.u.° Now looking back to all we planne We let so many dreams slip thru our hands, Why must we wait so long before we see How sad the answers to those questions can be Do you know where you’re going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you Where are you going to, do you know? gerry goffin © Copyright 1973 by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc Jobete Music Co., Inc. Under U.C.C. © Copyright 1975 by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. and Jobete Music Co., Inc. Used by Permission All Rights Reserved ItRIMFIELD COMMUNITY UNIT District 309 Volume LXXX EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Joe Dungan ASSISTANT EDITOR - Steve Jackamore BUSINESS MANAGER - Sherry Schoch PHOTOGRAPHERS - Kay Sauerwein Melody Cook ART CONSULTANT - Mike Wildman STAFF - Karen Sollemburger, Craig Tuttle, Marlise Streitmatter, Candy Jones, Wanda Harper ADVISORS - Jane Snow, Ken Jessen CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 CLASSES 6 SENIORS 20 ACTIVITIES 34 CLUBS 54 SPORTS 68 FACULTY 86 GRADE SCHOOL 98 ADVERTISE- MENTS 132 h DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO? 1 want to be an airplane stewardess because I want to fly all over the world, -kelli wieda. 5th I want to be a truck driver and have a rig like ''Movin' On.” -JIM ARNOLD, 4th A Librarian because it's an easy job. - JENNIFFER DUNNE, 4th I'll be in South America hunting animals like lions and elephants. - CHUCK BOTTENBURG. 5th I want to be a zoologist because I like animals - ken harding, 6th 1 want to be an airplane test pilot for the Air Force. - julie wyman. 7th No matter how old you are, or what grade you are in, you still have your whole life ahead of you. A life of hopes, dreams and happiness. The future is what you should look forward to. How many things have you planned or how many dreams have you had that just didn't seem to happen? What can you do but wait? Maybe someday those dreams will become a reality. The future holds everyone's dreams. What dreams does the future hold for you? 3 WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO? I’m going to be a dentist. I like it when they drill in their teeth. - JOHN MOBECK. 2nd I want to be a famous singer. -KATHY LEMKE, 5th A Veterinarian because I love animals. - diane slane, 7th I want to be a pom-pom girl. I like to watch it on TV. - janette RAY, 2nd • A teacher of the 5th grade. -TODD SELLENBURGER. 5th Think back to when you were a child. Remember the dreams of becoming that famous singer, astronaut, or just a fireman - I want to cut meat - nurse - policeman - professional high school student? Now come back into reality. How many of those dreams have come true? Maybe those dreams seem silly now but they were important to you then. Now your dreams may be more demanding - an anthropologist - zoologist - Doctor - mechanic Demanding? These are ambitions of today's fifth graders! Each person has dreams that matter to them, and to them they are the most important. Always keep your dreams . . . - I want to make people happy - I want to make friends with my enemies - I want to love everyone Where are you going to? What are you hoping for? 5 CLASSES Do you know where you ’re going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? FRESHMEN The Higher We Rise, The Better the View” Blue and Red Carnation President: KAREN CHALLACOMBE Vice President: TERRY STENGER Secretary: KIM DOERING Treasurer: IOE HANKS 8 Allen, Lori Antonacci, Pam Antonacci, Paul Berkley, Stephanie Boland. Mary Burden, Holly Burgett, Jerri Burrows, Marsha Carmody, Jeff Challacombe, Karen Christy, Jeanne Clark. Virginia Dean. Robert Dillow, Mary Doering, Kim Dunne, Jeanne Fields, Connie Fitch, Jennifer Fowler, Jim Frank. Edna Goetz. Chris Gregory, Mike Groeper, Robin Hanks, Joe Herrin, Kim Humphrey. Mark Humphrey, Shelly Hughart. Janice Kelch. Barb Kinney, Tom r'eoppc!. Phil Lemon. Ron Livingston, Diane Maher. Jeff Marx, Debra McKown. Rodney Miller. Beth Miller. Kelly Minor, Diane Molleck, Phil Nevells, Lisa Parrish, Gary ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Too Bu$y PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Peters, Rickey Powers, Bobby Reed, Glen Richardson, Phil Rickey, Chuck Russel, Julie Sauerwein. Walter Schoch, Greg Scovil, Cindy Searle. Kevin Stenger, Terri Stokoe, David Stone, Leslie Templeman, Cindy Wells, Richard Whitby, Sharon Wilson, Wendy Wiseman, Chuck %-m r 11 Mary Allen Cathy Arnold Roger Beard Sue Bledsoe Dave Boland Tim Board Debbie Bradshaw Wendy Brandow Jo Bridson Sue Burdett Dave Carlson Don Carmody Diane Carroll Mary Ann Cinnamon Kim Claybaugh 12 SOPHOMORES DRIVE FOR PERFECTION During the 1976-77 school year, the sophomores survived in spite of th fact that Biology tests popped up every Friday as Lynette Montag can tell you. The class was well represented at Homecoming by Kari Jones and Dick Lane. Kathy Koeppel and Cathy Arnold display their talents as varsity cheerleader and pom-pom girl respectively. Rick Coakc Brenda Coon Bev Davis Tim Dunne Tim Eden Renee Fields Diane Flclcher Julie Gilles Joyce Harmon Marv Herrmann Brian Hibbert Janet Hopkins Michelle Horn Earl Horton Robin Jarm Bonita Johnston Kari Jones Mike Jones 13 Class of’79 Led by Tim Dunne Led by Sophomore class president Tim Dunne, V.P. Kathy Koeppel, treasurer Joyce Harmon, and secretary Mary Jo Short the Class of '79 made the scene. Greg Nevells sports his abilities as a member of both the Varsity and Junior Varsity, basketball teams. Mary Lou Peters shows off in the Driver’s Ed car and Ed Mathews throws her a good-bye kiss. 14 u Diane Kelch Chuck Kellstadi Tami Kinney Kaihy Koeppel Dick Lane Dan Maher Sharon Mangus Kim Marizluf Ed Mathews Lynette Montag Keith Mordue Greg Nevells Michelle O’Connell Mary Lou Peters Tom Russell Mary Jo Short Kelly Sloan Paula Staley Pam Stenger Marlise Streitmatter h Rick Surratt Ed Wagner Vance Weisbruch Jill Wiseman Canon, Roger I Cluskey, Breni A A Coe, Jim Dority, Randy Foster, Craig Evans, Robert Firmand, Lynette Jones. Candy Koutelis. Mark Lane. Bill Maher, Phil Maher, Steve Munton. Ron Neveils. Jeff Sauerwein. Kay Sc hoc h. Sherry Scovil, Denise Siegel. Randy Sollenberger. Nancy Staley. Ed Stenger. Angela Norris, Sheri O'Connell. Maureen m mm §£ vv -V SENIORS K-r. . ;. , agSiiftSgSgre ' -• Do you get TVv . se Sr. . ,V .'-‘V £§ •M ■ p N what You're hoping for? When you look w behind you W there’s no open door, mint are you hoping V m « for? l)o you know? r VVy y S ftW w Krm ANTHONY ANTONACCI Alias: Tucci BAND - 1. 2 BASKETBALL - 1. 2. 3. 4 TRACK - 1. 2. 3. 4 FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 CROSS COUNTRY -1.2,3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - 3. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL - 2 FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 JOHN ARBOGAST CHORUS - 2. 3. 4 DRAMA CLUB - 2 FFA - 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - 3. 4 STUDENT LIBRARIAN - 2 BRIAN BARNEWOLT DAVE BERRY JEFF ARBOGAST Alias: Tiny Bubbles SPANISH CLUB - 1 PHIL BLACKBURN Alias: Black Dog ART - 1. 2. 3. 4 BASKETBALL-1.2 CROSS COUNTRY - 1. 2 PEP CLUB - 4 TRACK - 1. 2. 3 22 W h KAREN (KINNEY BLUNDY CLASS SECRETARY - 2 GRADUATION ATTENDANT - 3 RICHARD CARLSON FFA - 1, 2. 3. 4 BASKETBALL -1.2 MARILYN BLUNDY MICHAEL CARROLL Alias: Melon FFA - 1, 2. 3, 4 CHORUS - 1. 2. 3. 4 DRAMA CLUB -1,2,3 DRAMA CLUB TREASURER - 3 FHA - 1 PEP CLUB - 3. 4 MARK CATTON FFA - 3.4 SPANISH CLUB - 1 WRESTLING - 1 MIKE COAKE Alias: Pepsi CHORUS -1.2 THESPIAN CLUB - 2 SPANISH CLUB -1.2 BASEBALL - 4 STUDENT LIBRARIAN -1.2 TRACK - 2 PEP CLUB - 2 VOCATIONAL ED. - 3 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - 2 STUDENT COUNCIL - 4 ■r BRIAN CONLEE KEN DIETRICH Alias: Dumpy FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 SUCCESS IS THE BARB COON CHORUS - 1. 2, 3. 4 DRAMA CLUB -1.2.3 DRAMA CLUB V.P. FHA - 1 OFFICE HELP -1.4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 LORI DOERING ATHLETIC DEPT. - 2 BASKETBALL - 1 G.S. OFFICE HELP - 1 STUDENT LIBRARIAN - 1 PEP CLUB - 4 STUDENT COUNCIL - 3 PAT COYLE ATHLETIC DEPT. - 3 BAND -1.2 FHA - 1. 3. 4 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADER - 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -3, 4 OFFICE HELP - 4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2, 3. 4 JOE DUNGAN ALL-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL - 4 BAND - 1. 2. 3. 4 CHIEFTAIN EDITOR - 4 DRAMA CLUB V.P. - 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - 3, 4 OFFICE HELP - 4 STUDENT COUNCIL V.P. - 4 STUDENT LIBRARIAN - 2 24 77 4 TPOINTS THE PA TH DANNY FISHEL Alias: Ogre MARILYN EBERLE Alias: Farmer's Daughter BASKETBALL -1.2 FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 CHORUS - 1. 2 FFA - J. 2. 3. 4 FHA - i, 2 OFFICE HELP - 3. 4 PEP CLUB -2.3. 4 SPANISH CLUB - 2 SCOT FURLONG KARRIE FOSTER BASKETBALL - 1. 2. 3. 4 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT -1.4 HCLUB - 1 T COUNCIL - 3 FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 HOMECOMING ATTENDANT - 4 LETTERMAN'S CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 PEP CLUB - 4 TRACK - 1 DALE FLETCHER Alias: Bacon BASEBALL - 1. 2. 3 FFA - 2. 3. 4 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT - 2 CLASS TREASURER - 3 MARCIA GEITNER ATHLETIC CLUB -1.2 BASKETBALL - 1. 3 CHEERLEADER - 1. 2 CLASS SECRETARY -1.3 FHA - 1, 2. 3 OFFICE HELP -1.3 PEP CLUB - 1.2. 3, 4 STUDENT COUNCIL - 2. 3 VOLLEYBALL - 1 VOCATIONAL ED. - 3 PAT GILLES Alias: Mole BASKETBALL - 1 FFA - 3. 4 FFA SENTINEL - 4 MARK HOLMES Alias: Mobil FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 FFA TREASURER - 3 FFA REPORTER - 4 SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL - 3 MIKE HARMON Alias: Caifish JIM HEINZ CROSS COUNTRY -1.2 FFA - 1, 2. 3. 4 FOUNDATION AWARD - 3 TRACK -1.2 BASEBALL -1.2 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT - 3 FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 REPORTER - 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -3.4 PEP CLUB - 2 SPANISH CLUB - 1 STUDENT COUNCIL - 1 STEVE JACKAMORE Alias: Stump BAND - 3. 4 BASKETBALL-1.2 CHORUS -3.4 CROSS-COUNTRY - 1. 2. 3. 4 OFFICE HELP - 4 SPANISH CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 VICE PRES. - 2 STUDENT COUNCIL - 3. 4 S.C. PRESIDENT - 4 TRACK - 1. 2. 3. 4 26 MIKE KELCH FFA - 3. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL - 1 PAT KELCH Alias: Howard FFA - 4 PEP CLUB - 4 BRET KINGDOM Alias: Ralph BASKETBALL - 1. 2. 3 CROSS COUNTRY -1.2 FFA - 1. 2. 3. 4 CHERYL LUEDTKE JANETTE MANGUS MIKE STALEY TERRI PORTER DEANNA DRUMMOND FAW LANE Photos and information not available. BASKETBALL - 1. 2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY - 4 CLASS SECRETARY - 4 STUDENT LIBRARIAN - 2. 3 MIXED CHORUS -1.2 OFFICE HELP - 3. 4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 SPANISH CLUB - 1. 2, 3. 4 TRACK - 3. 4 CELIA MEGAN Alias: Charlie ATHLETIC DEPT. - 3. 4 FHA - 1. 3 CHEERLEADER - 3. 4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 SPANISH CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 VOCATIONAL ED. 27 KIM MORDUE Alias: Billy Joe G.S. OFFICE HELP - 3. 4 MAURA MOLTON Alias: Mort ATHLETIC CLUB - 2. 3. 4 BASKETBALL - 1. 2, 3. 4 CROSS COUNTRY - 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - 3. 4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 SPANISH CLUB - 3. 4 PRESIDENT - 4 TRACK - 2. 3. 4 VOLLEYBALL - 1 DAWN ORR BASKETBALL - 1 PEP CLUB - 1 PAULA STENGER CHORUS - 1. 3. 4 FHA - 3 PEP CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 KAREN SOLLENBERGER SANDY (GOODELL) STENGER ATHLETIC DEPT. - 3 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CHEERLEADER - 3 FHA - 3 CLASS TREASURER - 4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB V.P. - 3 CHORUS -1.3 HOMECOMING ATTENDANT - 3 HOMECOMING QUEEN - 4 28 MIKE SWIGERT Alias: Magic BASEBALL - 3 BASKETBALL - 1. 2, 3,4 FFA - 3 HOMECOMING KING - 4 LETTERMAN'S CLUB - 3, 4 PEP CLUB - 4 TRACK - 2. 3. 4 JILL TREHEARNE BAND - 1, 2 SPANISH CLUB - 1. 2. 3. 4 ATHLETIC DEPT. - 3, 4 CHORUS - 2, 3 BASKETBALL - 2. 3. 4 FHA - i OFFICE HELP - 3. 4 PEP CLUB - 1. 2, 3, 4 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - 3 SPANISH CLUB SECRETARY KIETH WAGNER Alias: Roach BASKETBALL - 1. 2. 4 SPANISH CLUB - 1 JAYNE WARD CHORUS - 1 FHA - 1. 3 PEP CLUB - 3. 4 HOMECOMING ATTENDANT - 2 TERRY WEST CHORUS -1,2 LIBRARY AID - 1. 2 SPANISH CLUB - 1 THESPIAN CLUB - 2 STUDENT COUNCIL - 2 VOCATIONAL STUDENT -3.4 TONY WEST FFA - 1 LIBRARIAN - 2. 3 CHORUS - 1 PEP CLUB - 1 WHAI ARE YOU H FOR? 29 TOP TEN ANNOUNCED r ANTHONY ANTONACCI VALEDICTORIAN MIKE HARMON SALUTATORIAN Picture Not Available FAW LANE JOE DUNGAN MAURA MOULTON DAVE BERRY JEFF ARBOGAST PAT COYLE SANDY STENGER MARK HOLMES 30 DAR — GOOD CITIZENSHIP A WARD Maura Moulton was chosen for the D. A.R. - Good Citizenship Award. The previously two separate awards were combined this year into one because of a recent nondiscrimination law. Maura was active in girls' basketball. cross country, and is a member of National Honor Society. Maura’s good attitude and drive for doing her best makes her an excellent choice of this special honor. MAURA MOULTON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - MARK HOLMES Vice President - SCOTT FURLONG Secretary - JANETTE MANGUS Treasurer - KAREN SOLLENBERGER MISS PHOTOGENIC Miss Photogenic 1977 KIM MORDUE The selection of Miss Photogenic is based strictly on the appearance of the portrait and does not consider personality or popularity. Only senior girls are eligible. To insure participation and interest, all senior girls' portraits were entered automatically. This year the employees of Rembrandt Studio were the judges. The Chieftain staff would like to extend their congratulations to this year's winner and the runners-up. First Runner-Up KARRIE FOSTER Second Runner-Up PAULA SEEINGFR 32 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS George Navarro, 16, and Carlos Oses, 17, were Brimfield's foreign exchange students this year. George comes from Vicuna, Chile and has been living with the Berkely family. Carlos hails from Paraguay and resided with the Jimmy Hopkins family. Both young men were participants in the Youth For Understanding program. They are pictured here with (clockwise) Renee Fields, Pam Stenger, Kay Saurwein, and Wanda Harper. Brimfield has enjoyed having both Carlos and George and we wish them all the best in their future plans. 33 ACTIVITIES Once we were standing still in time. Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. Dunce W ith Me was the theme of the 1976 Junior Prom. It was held at the Holiday Inn in East Peoria. Entertainment was provided by Delicious”. The dance ended with a splash when a member of the 1976 graduating class (who will remain nameless) decided on a dip in the pool just for kicks. Truly a prom to remember! UPPER RIGHT: Terry Doering and Mark Cinnamon were crowned Queen and King to Mark’s obvious surprise. ABOVE - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Carroll and his date Renee Fields enjoy the prom with Peggy Eden and Scot Furlong. OPPOSITE: Paul Hopkins may have found the food a little distasteful, but Joyce Walters seems to be enjoying herself. CLASS OF On June 4. 1976, the Brimfield High School Bicentennial class received their diplomas. It was a very emotional day - from tears to laughter - and sometimes both at the same time! Hal 7 I 1 . ji 1 i UPPER LEFT - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Maher, Claudia Tellez, Cathy Oppe, Mark Herrmann, and Barb Smith listen solemnly to a speaker. LEFT - Salutatorian Jacque Foulke has her cap adjusted by classmate Liz Shynk. CENTER - Valedictorian Laurie Arnold, involved in giving her speech. ABOVE - LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Bienemann, Brenda Eden, Mary Maher, Claudia Tellez, and Mark Herrmann walk onto the stage for graduation. OPPOSITE - Kim DeRenzy isn’t usually this shy: he’s just nervous! 37 1976 Fall Concert Concerts were at their best this school year and the Fall Concert was no exception. Under the direction of Sherry Woessner, Chorus and Band gave a great performance, highlighted by a song from our Boys’ Chorus. It's over! Look! A photographer! Who Me? Never! 38 Left . . . Right . . . Left . . . 1976 CHRISTMAS COISCERT Santa - Don't make me laugh! This was the happiest Christmas ever for the Brimfield Music Dept, as grades K-6 and both bands and choirs joined together to present the spirit of Christmas in music. Young and old alike were entertained with everything from ''Glory to God” by the choirs to Here comes Santa Claus by the grade school children. Under the direction of Sherry Woessner and Debbie Austin it is easy to see why all concerts are a success. 39 FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Tcri Stenger and Buddy Kceppel SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Kari Jones and Dick Lane JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Bev Hibben and Craig Tuttle KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES Paula Stenger and Mark Cation Marcia Geitner and Phil Blackburn Terri Porter and Mike Swigert Sandy Stenger and Carlos Oses Lori Doring and Scot Furlong KING AND QUEEN 75-76 lacque Foulke and Greg Harmon 9 M -I2IHI Brimfield Grade School has been beautified this year by the An Club. The above painting was created by Mike Wildman and painted by the An Club. The painting below graces the wall of the library. It was drawn by Joe Dungan and also painted by members of the art class. Mrs. Bernadine Tucker is the Art Club sponsor. 42 1975-76 was a busy year for the '76 grade school graduates as was reported by Holly Burden, the class president. Joe Hanks reported on the fine work of the basketball team. Who knows what great things these young people will accomplish in the future? 44 4$ huh?” 46 Hi there! Want to ride our skateboard? You shouldn’t have done that. Photographer! SCIENCE FAIR Brimfield Junior High students again impressed their friends and families with their scientific talents. Over fifty students participated in the 1977 Science Fair held on March 18 and 19. Outstanding awards went to Tracey Nevells and David Southwood, Andy Farmer and Carl Templeman, K.C. Jones, Kurt Sollenberger, Janet Christy and Colleen Rozene, Clint Bottenberg and Gary Mack. He's lost in space. 47 SPRING CONCERT Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Woessner did an excellent job on this year's Spring Concert. The grade school and high school bands and choirs all played exceptionally well. Mr. Akins, student teacher from Bradley University, helped out both Mrs. Woessner and Mrs. Austin, and he also directed the high school band and choir for a song. The final end to the night was saying goodby to the seniors. SWEET EMOTION Riding in glass elevators and watching fire beating drummers helped add to the atmosphere of this year's Junior-Senior Prom, held in the elaborate Continental Regency Hotel. Dinner was served: first with a dish of fruit, followed by a salad. Then came the main course: filet mignon deliciously served with a baked potato and vegetable. The prom favors were brandy snifters with Sweet Emotion imprinted on them. king Queen Mike Suigert and Cheryl Luedtke 50 The prom lasted from 6:30 to midnight. The dancing commenced at 8:00 when Mike Swigert and Cheryl Luedtke, Prom King and Prom Queen, began dancing to the theme song Sweet Emotion. Music was supplied by The Otherside”, a band with a flair for the dramatic. Halfway through the evening the drummer set his sticks aflame and played a drum solo. As he played, the flames flipped and flickered around him. He played so fast that he even put out the fire. The band played on till midnight. After the last song was played, the couples left the hotel and went their separate ways. THE OTHERSIDE Commencement - a beginning. For fifty-two Brimfield seniors June 3, 1977, was the end of their high school years, and the beginning of the rest of their lives. These photos record some of the moments before and during those ceremonies that changed them from students to responsible citizens. Challenging words were said by Salutatorian Mike Harmon (top right) and Valedictorian Anthony Anto-nacci (opposite page, lower left). The Commencement speaker was Mr. Ray Mack: diplomas were given by Board President Waldo Hughan. The Graduating Marshals Jim Heinz and Peggy Eden 52 CLASS OF 1977 Student Council The Student Council has been involved with many activities this year. They have rented the candy machine, organized Homecoming, and started volleyball games between students in the High school. From left to Right: Joe Weisbruch, Melody Cook, David Berry, Jace Jessen, Karen Hopkins, Karen Challacombe, Janet Hopkins, Renee Fields, Bev Hibbert, Rodeny McKown, Cathy Arnold, Steve Jackamore, Joe Dungan, CarlosOses. 56 National Honor Society The National Honor Society has been active this year. Their group consists of students that have a grade point average of 8.00 or above. From left to right: Mark Holmes, Anthony Antonacci, Jill Hasselbacher, Marilyn Colgan, Rich Coyle, Pat Coyle, Becky Hughart, Mike Harmon, Maura Moulton, Melody Cook, Phil Maher, Sandy Stenger, Joy Hasselbacher, Karen Hopkins, Joe Dungan, Cindy Humphrey, Kay Sauerwein, David Berry, and Brad Harding. 57 BACK ROW: Phi! Maher. Dave Carlson. Brial Hibbert. Rod Gilles. FRONT ROW: Mike Cinnamon. Ernie Evans. Steve Maher. Rich Coyle. PRESIDENT - Phil Maher VICE PRESIDENT - Brent Cluskey REPRESENTATIVE - Rich Coyle TREASURER - Rod Gilles SECRETARY - Mike Cinnamon SENTINEL - Dave Carlson STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Steve Maher PARLIAMENTARIAN - Brian Hibbert CHAPLAIN - Ernie Evans FFA HONORS STATE FARMERS: Rich Coyle and Mike Harmon 58 Mark Holmes: HOME BEAUTIFICATION SECTIONAL AND DISTRICT Anthony Antonacci: SWINE SECTIONAL AND DISTRICT Jim Heinz: FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION SECTIONAL AND DISTRICT John Cler: SALES AND SERVICE SECTIONAL Joe Heinz: 2nd IN LAND JUDGING Wayne Fowler: 3rd IN LAND JUDGING Anthony Antonacci: SECTIONAL PRESIDENT 59 S.L.A. Student Librarian’s Association 60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Coake, Roger Beard, Diane Kelch, Lyneue Moniag. Julie Gilles, Jenny Fitch, Sharon Mangus, Wendy Brandow, Michelle O’Conncl, Kelly Sloan, Debbie Brandow. Marlise Streitmatter, Kari Jones, Pam Stenger. NOT SHOWN: Tami Kinney, Cathy Arnold. French Club Spanish Club STANDING: Cindy Humphrey, Sherry Schoch. Melody Cook, Denise Scovil, Sharon Mangus. Majorie Eberle, Marilyn Colgan. SITTING: Holley Burden. Nency Sollenburger, Chris Goetz, Shelly Humphrey. The French club is our newest club here atB.H.S. this year. It was started by Ruth Durree. The club sold candy bars to the community so they could take a trip to Chicago to eat at a French restaurant. The Spanish club, sponsored by Sherry Hughes and Eileen Hesseling, held a Taco Dinner to raise money to take a trip to Mexico. SITTING Maura Moulton. Joyce Harmon. Jill Treheame. Beckey Hughart. Carlos Oses, Renee Fields, Janette Mangus, Shercy Hughes, Celia Megan. STANDING: Jace Jesson. Steve Jackamore, Melody Cook, Kathy Koeppel. Tim Dunne. Sue Bledsoe. Paula Staley. Marlise Streitmatter, Kim Martzluf, Robin Jarm, Tom Sillman. Lynette Montag, Denise Scovill. Marilyn Colgan. Diane Minor, Joy Hasselbacher. NOT SHOWN: Jill Hasselbacher. 61 BAND FRONT ROW: Steve Jackamore. Janice Hughart. Julie Gilles. Connie Fields. Diane Kelch, Joe Dungan, Tom Sillman, Joy Hasselbacher. Jill Hasselbacher. Marsha Burrows. BACK ROW: Brad Harding. Renee Fields. Jim Coe. Rick Surratt. Ron Lemon. Tom Lemon. Becky Hughart. Debbie Marx. Marvin Herrman. CHORUS FRONT ROW: Robin Groeper, Wendy Brandow, Angie Stenger, Karen Bishop, Eula Stenger, Keith Mordue, Leslie Stone. SECOND ROW: Mary Allen. Brenda Coon, Joy Hasselbacher. Lisa Nevells. Mary Jo Short, Marilyn Blundy, Cindy Humphrey. Nancy Sollenbcrgcr. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Colgan. Kari Jones, Connie Fields. Jill Hasselbacher. Barb Coon. Janice Hughart, Jerri Burgett. BACK ROW: Dave Berry. Steve Jackamore. Chris Goetz, Becky Hughart. Joe Dungan, Michelle O’Connell. Lisa Southwood. Lynette Montag. JOINED SECOND SEMESTER: Ty Tuttle. Don Burgett. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bcv Hibbert. Joe Dungan. Barb Coon. Steve Jackamore. Janet Hopkins. Pat Coyle, Jill Treheame. Mary Allen. Mary Heinz. Janette Mangus, Wanda Harper. Candy Jones. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE WORKERS Office Help MR. .MACK’S OFFICE IIELF LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Sauerwein. Jill Hassclbacher. Renee Fields. ART CLUB This year ihe art club painted two murals at the grade school. The first, in the cafeteria, represents school life at Brimfield. It was designed by Mike Wildman and painted by Mike, Dick Lane, Joe Dungan, Cathy Arnold, David Berry, and Mary Ann Cinnamon. The second, in the library, is an illustration of Jungle Book designed by Joe Dungan and painted by Joe, Mary Heinz, and Kay Sauerwein. The an club boasts of two 4-year members, four 3-year members, and seven first-year members. STANDING: Kay Sauerwein. Phil Blackburn. Mary Ann Cinnamon. Dick Lane. Wanda Harper. Mike Wildman. Tim Dunn. SEATED: Candy Jones. Lynette Firmand. FRONT ROW: Mary Heinz, Joe Dungan, David Berry, Cathy Arnold. PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Pam Antonacci, Jeff Nevells, Ginny Clark, Jean Dunn, Barb Coon, Paula Stenger, Jayne Ward. Pat Coyle. Marilyn Blundy. Jill Trehearne. Connie Fields. Debbie Marx. Lisa Nevells. Joy Hasslebacher. Becky Hughan. 2nd ROW: Jace Jessen, Mike Swiggert. Kim Claybaugh, Julie Gilles, Diane Kelch. Cindy Humphrey. Michelle O’Connell, Kelly Sloan. Brenda Coon, Mary Lou Peters, Mary Allen, Maura Moulton. Janette Mangus, Denise Scovil. 3rd ROW: Marsha Burrows. Kelly Miller. Bev Hibbert, Kay Sauerwein. Marlise Streitmatter, Kari Jones. Pam Stenger. Debbie Bradshaw. Sharon Mangus. Lynette Montag. Jill Hasselbacher. Celia Megen. 4th ROW: Keith Wagner. Ed Mathews, Mary Ann Cinnamon. Craig Tuttle. Kathy Koeppel, Ty Tuttle, Melody Cook, Cathy Arnold, Tami Kinney. Angie Stenger, Faw Lane. Jim Fowler. 5th ROW: Mike Harmon. Pat Gilles. Chris Karl. Pat Kelch. Mike Carroll. Joe Heinz. Wayne Fowler. Renee Fields. Joyce Harmon. Sue Bledsoe, Paula Staley. Miss Roliardi. Pep Club has been busy. They have sold 2 types of pep buttons, window stickers, and made posters for basketball games. Participants in these activities received points towards their pep club letter awarded at the end of the year. 64 Vocational Students TOP ROW: Maureen O'Connell, Lynette FIrmand. Celia Megan. FRONT ROW: Ron Mutton, Roger Cation, Terry West. NOT SHOWN: Leroy Dillow. Every day vocational students make a brave trip through teacher strikes, deep snow or sunny weather to go to Galesburg for additional classes not offered at Brimfield. Photography Club OFFICERS: President -PAULA STENGER Vice President -KAREN SOLLENBERGER Treasurer - JILL TREHEARNE Secretary - DIANE CARROLL This year the Photography Club sold calendars and planned moneymaking projects so they can improve their materials in future years. TOP ROW: Rick Wells. Don Burgett. Jill Trcaheame. Denise Scovil. FRONT ROW: Carlos Oses. Paula Stenger. Jayne Ward. Marjorie Eberle. CHIEFTAIN STAFF This tradition changing yearbook was designed, photographed, written, and published by the individuals pictured here. The entire student staff included (seated counter-clockwise) Marlise Streitmatter. Sherry Schoch, Karen Sollen-berger. Candy Jones, Wanda Harper, Joe Dungan, Melody Cook: (standing) Craig Tuttle, Mike Wildman, Steve Jacka-more, and Kay Saurwein. They were aided and abetted in this publication effort by advisors Miss Jane Snow and Mr. Ken Jessen: and a very important person was Mr. Corey Mundwiler, the Taylor Publishing Company representative. The two editors for this volume were Joe Dungan and Steve Jackamore; photographers were Kay Saurwein and Melody Cook. The business manager was Sherry Schoch. 66 ATHLETIC CLUB THE FIRST ROW: Connie Fields, Ginny Clark, Jeanne Dunne, Pam Antonacci, Kelly Miller, Mary Ann Cinnamon, Cindy Humphrey, Cathy Arnold. Angie Sienger, Tylyn Tuttle, Melody Cook, Lisa Nevells, Mary Allen. Paula Stenger. SECOND ROW: Paul Antonacci, Phil Molleck, Jeff Maher, Tim Dunne, Rodeny McKown, Joe Hanks. Renee Fields, Joyce Harmon, Kathy Koeppel, Sue Bledsoe, Mary Jo Short, Kay Saucrwein. Barb Coon. Marilyn Blundy, Jill Hasselbacher, Joy Hasselbacher. Denise Scovil. THIRD ROW. Bill Wiseman, Dick Lane, Rich Coyle, Phil Maher. Jace lessen, Paula Staley, Kim Claybaugh, Maura Moulton. Janette Mangus. Jill Trehearne, Marlise Streitmatter, Brenda Peters, Misty Brandow. Kari Jones. FOURTH ROW: Tom Kinney, Don Carmody, Dave Carlson. Greg Schoch, Joe Wisebruch, Jim Coe, Mike Cinnamon, Craig Tuttle, Karen Hopkins. Keith Wagner, Bev Hibbert, Jeff Nevells, Ed Mathews, Greg Nevells. Scot Furlong. Mike Swigert, Brenda Coon. Michelle O’Connell, Lynette Montag. SPORTS Now looking back at all we plannefl We let so many dreams slip thru our hands. ’76 TRACK Mark Herrmann Senior Linda Harding Senior Dave Jackamore Senior Mike Swiggert Janette Mangus Ed Mathews Sue Bledsoe Maureefl O'Connell Marvin Herrmann Brad Harding Kim Claybaugh Jace Jesse n Greg Nevells 70 NOT SHOWN: Kathy Koeppel and Dave Turner ’76 BASEBALL Mike Hanley Senior Mark Cinnamon Senior Paul Hopkins Senior Pai Dunne Mike Swigert X V 4 y Mark Holmes Dale Fletcher Brian Conlee (j oss Country 76 Team Members Brad Harding Jeff Nevells Ed Mathews Joe Hanks Buddy Koeppel Carlos Oses Paul Antonacci Jace lessen Janette Mangus 72 KNEELING: Keilh Wagner, Craig Tuttle, lace Jessen, Dick Lane, Joe Hanks. Rod McKowen. STANDING: Ed Mathews, Greg Nevells. Mike Swigen. Scot Furlong, Jeff Nevells, Mike Cinnamon. VARSITY 976-779 The Varsity basketball team had a tremendous season with a record of 25 wins and 2 losses. Only one team in Brimfield sports history has matched or surpassed this year's outstanding record. The team won the I. C. A. C. conference tournament, the Brimfield Invitational, and they finished first in the Blackhawk Inter-county Conference. This team was also mentioned in the Class A Basketball Poll throughout the season. 73 Scot Furlong Senior Craig Tuttle Junior All-Conference Mike Swigert Senior All-Conference Jeff Nevells Junior Ed Mathews Sophomore All-Conference Coach Mathews Coach of the Year Class A Dist. 10 Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Staley, Renee Fields, Kathy Keoppel, Kay Saucrwein, Joyce Harmon. Kim Claybaugh. Paula Staley Renee Fields Joyce Harmon Kay Sauerwein Kathy Koeppel 76 Pom Pom Girls STANDING: Marsha Burrows. Melody Cook, Sue Bledsoe. Kari Jones. Becky Hughan. Michelle O’Connell. Lisa Nevells. Joy Hasselbachcr. KNEELING: Susie Berkley. Mary Lou Peters. Cathy Arnold. Sharon Mangus. Mary Ann Cinnamon. Tylyn Tuttle. SITTING: Angie Stenger. Cindy Humphrey. Karen Sollenberger. Paula Stenger. 77 TOP ROW: Greg Neveils, Dave Carlson Jeff Maher, Joe Hanks, Rod McKowen. MIDDLE ROW: Dick Lane. Buddy Koeppel, Greg Schoch. Phil Molleck. BOTTOM ROW: Tim Dunne JUNIOR VARSITY ’76-77 CHARGE ON! 9 The Junior Varsity showed great leadership and ability this year. With four sophomores and six freshmen the team proved that the next few years will be worth cheering about. Dave Carlson Sophomore Dick Lane Sophomore Greg Nevells Sophomore Joe Hanks Rodney Mckown Freshman Freshman Coach Pryor JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ’77 Satisfaction!!! The Girls' Basketball team proved their great talent this year by winning the first Girls' basketball trophies in Brimfield history. They brought home third place from the Manitoa Invitational, first place in the Bushnell-Prairie Regional, and they placed second in the Galesburg Sectional. We asked a few of the senior team members how they felt about winning. Their responses were Winning is unique in its own special way. It's the way you play the game that makes winning worthwhile. Mr. Hart is the best coach around. We can go a long way if we take one game at a time. And I think we can do it! JANETTE MANGUS Our basketball team has really excelled this year. I hope the crowds and support will be better next year, because the team will be just as good next year.” MAURA MOULTON Winning makes me proud of our team. It’s terrific! JILL TREHEARNE 82 RIGHT - LEFT TO RIGHT: Janette Mangus, Mary Ann Cinnamon, Joyce Harmon. Kim Claybaugh, Maura Moulton, Mary Jo Short, Lisa Ncveils, Sue Bledsoe. Karen Hopkins, Shelly Humphrey. Bev Hibbert. NOT SHOWN: Brenda Peters. Jftmncii Itinnctc IRIRFICIC Nuria LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP ROW: Lisa Neveils. Sue Bledsoe. Kay Sauerwein. Jill Trehearne, Karen Hopkins, Shelly Humphrey. MIDDLE ROW: Angie Stenger. Mary Jo Short, Bev Hibbert, Denise Scovil. BOTTOM ROW: Janette Mangus. Mary Ann Cinnamon. Joyce Harmon, Kim Claybaugh. Maura Moulton. NOT SHOWN: Brenda Peters. 83 Track 77” The track team, this year, was small, but multi-talented. Shown here (left to right): Coach Hart, Rodney McKown, Carlos Oses, Joe Hanks, Tom Kinney, Ed Mathews, and Brad Harding. These guys sped S. by to° ast f°r the camera to catch. Carlos was always rearing to race, and even had to be held back at times. This year’s baseball team under Mr. Pryor’s supervision did a fine job. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Brad Harding, Ed Mathews, Rod McKown, Wayne Fowler, Phil Maher. BACK ROW: Coach Pryor, Joe Hanks, Don Carmody, Rich Coyle, Mike Cinnamon, Paula Staley. Bat girls were Connie Fields and Paula Staley. Baseball fc t- 3l$ £ 3Ub! ss® re£aM A . wees; ®8R ?$i s i JSffi � 3i( :V t£: i f ”: V-. i •vv- X;i •■c ■ m KJSfSP. :- :■'. ■ liTt V, (W5R® ■ X ' m iV Ki C' . $ « ISIlli gt m. : i m V , « .! ■ , ‘ .• i §| ' ’- ’-•' :. -, . ' ,i-v- 4-« . -,,. -;J h 'CvttrZi' - ,yZ . Tf: n} V . . 'v-', «• .■. $£ t . « Vie.' AVi ' • Vr � i •. vCv, ;3ko r T5 J- -mS a • ) � .«VJ-- - .. v.«gjfc7v- -tap M k V 3UU-U 'v. --;- I ;. FACULTY Why must we wait so long before we see How sad the answers to those questions ean he? Waldo Hughart PRESIDENT Charles Barton VICE PRESIDENT Mary Sloan SECRET A RY George Bottenberg Willard Clark Eugene Covle Janies Stone Board of Education S uperin ten den t Mr. liny Muck See re tarv w Mrs. I)cc Hasselbacher Brimfield School District welcomes Ray Mack as its new superintendent. Succeeding Mr. Carl Jensen, Mr. Mack has very capably taken over the administrative reins of the district. He is well known to the students, easy to approach, and very willing to listen to whomever has a problem for him to solve (or at least work on). Also new to the district office is Mrs. Roland Hasselbacher, or Dee as she is often called. Mrs. Hasselbacher has had the job of learning the ropes as the Superintendent's secretary. She has also been active with organizing and promoting the Brimfield Boosters Club. 89 LELAND MORSE Custodians The custodians for the Brimfield school system are Henry Groper, Walter Whitson and Leland Morse. Our custodians did a fine job this year keeping our schools neat and clean. Their work is greatly appreciated by the students, parents, teachers, and administrators. HENRY GROEPER WALTER WHITSON High School Principal Mr. Don Msithews High School Secretary Mrs. Put Jones Grade School Principal Mr. James Griner Grade School Secretary Mrs. Joan Keemle 91 Pry ror w Junior Varsity coach Mike Pryor instructs four P.E. classes. Business Survey. Business Law. Cinnamon Farm Mechanics. Introduction to Agriculture. Large Engine Repair. Soils and Fertilizers, and Employment Occupation are all taught by FFA advisor Bill Cinnamon. W hite Simmons In his first year of teaching at Brim-field High School. Keith Simmons has a busy day. His classes include General Math. Earth Science. Chemistry, and Physical Science. This year Mary Ann White had a busy schedule as she offered courses in Clothing. Foods. Child Development, and Interior Decorating. liolinrdi Lorraine Roliardi Is the guidance counselor for the Jr. High and High School and teaches a course in Psychology. She is also the Varsity and Jr. Varsity cheerleading advisor and Pep Club sponsor. fa a A Foster After recovering from a heart attack early in the first semester. Earl Foster returned Jan. 25. 1977 to give the following classes not too difficult assignments: Algebra I and II. PI. Geometry, and Trigonometry. i Jessen I Ken Jessen teaches Sociology. U.S. I History, and Consumer Education; all | Subjects having to do with Social Studies. Hesselins Spanish and Modern History instructor Sherry Hughs left B.H.S. at mid-year on maternity leave. Miss Eileen Hes-seling arrived on Jan. 12, 1977 to replace her. Felicitaciones por el nacimientode suhijo. Sra. Hughs! Her set During the course of the 1976-77 school year, students attended English I, 11. III. and IV and Creative Writing classes taught by Bev Herget. Greenhaum ■ Our resident yoga expen Lola Green-baum teaches English V and VI. Introduction to Theatre, and Speech during a typical B.H.S. day. Iurner The following subjects are open to students at Brimfield High School on the topic of Auto Mechanics: Auto Analysis, Beginning Woodworking, and Shop technique. The instructor for these is John Turner. Sauerwein Sophomore class advisor Charles Sauerwein. deals mainly with 10th year students in the fields of Biology and Driver Education. Be careful not to spill the coffee! . _ Hanley w Norma Hanley deals primarily with Business Education at B.H.S. Included in this are Accounting, Shorthand, Typing I, II, III, and IV and Personal Typing. Snow Moulton Mildred Moulton is the instructor of the Jr. High Reading classes. In addition, she supervises a High School English class. Durree In her first year at Brimfield Grade and High Schools. Ruth Durree taught Language Arts, which includes English in the Jr. High and French at the High School. Hart Woessner Terry Hart is the physical education teacher for grades K-8. He is also the coach for the lightweight and heavy-• weight teams at Brimfield Grade | School. Besides his duties at B.G.S., I Mr. Hart coaches the High School | baseball team and Girls' basketball team. Sherry Woessner serves Brimfield as the H.S. Band and Chorus director and the G.S. Band and general music teacher. Mrs. Woessner has been with Brimfield 6 years and in that time has greatly motivated the music participation and quality. As well as being the librarian at both B.H.S. and B.G.S., Jane Snow took the responsibility as the Chieftan staff advisor this year. She is also the advisor for the SLA. I Austin Brimfield welcomes Debbie Austin, a recent Bradley graduate, to her first year as the grade school's vocal music teacher. n Howe Arthur Howe is the instructor for the Jr. High Science and Lab classes. He also sponsors the annual Jr. High Science Fair. Salt Rita Solt is preparing the 7th and 8th grades for high school Algebra. She is also the organizer and publisher of the school newspaper, the Junior High Journal. Sullivan Gary Sullivan, the 7th grade Social Studies and 8th grade History teacher, was also the Brimfield Grade School track coach for the 1977 season. Davis Another new teacher at the Grade School Is John Davis. Mr. Davis teaches Reading, grades 1-6. More Holly More, formerly the elementary reading teacher, is now in charge of one of the 6th grade homerooms. 95 Hopkins In her 11th year of teaching for the Brimfield District. Bev Hopkins works with Mrs. More teaching 6th grade. Evans Wilhoit Helen Wilhoit is the cheery teacher in room 4A. Her love and enthusiasm for teaching are obvious to all who know her. Seymour The fourth grade boasts of another enthusiastic teacher in Kathy Seymour. Mrs. Seymour also serves as a main judge for the annual spelling bee. Flickinger Soft-spoken and gentle. May Flickinger spends her days teaching energetic third graders. Mrs. Flickinger works closely with B. G. S.’s other third grade teacher, Mrs. Tucker. Sollenherger A dedicated 5th grade teacher, Shirley Sollenberger returned after Christmas with a new addition to her family, a son, Chad Edward. Another multi-year veteran at B.G.S., Marilyn Evans teaches one of two fifth grade classes. Fucker Versatility is the word for Bemadine Tucker. She teaches third grade and high school art. Johnson Teaching rambunctious second graders takes a firm hand and lots of patience. Both qualifications that Bernice Johnson has. Miller Floy Miller, formerly of first grade, made a change this year. She now teaches second grade. Sauerwein B.G.S.'s former vocal music teacher made a scene change too this year. Jane Saurwein is now one of the two first grade teachers. Joseph In her first year of teaching, Denise Joseph joined the B.G.S. faculty as a first grade teacher. Streitmatter Keeping track of sixty plus kindergarten students keeps Sue Streitmatter very busy. She also teaches these children the basics for their future learning. 97 GRADE SCHOOL Do you know where you ’re going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Tim Anderson Joe Arbogast Marsha Carroll Monie Cinnamon Tim Claybaugh Roberta Cler Duane Coe David Corbett Richard Deiss Natalie Furlong Paul Gilles Jason Griffin Chris Hacker Melanie Harper Wanda Harris Doug Herrmann Brad Hibbert Betty Johnson Richard Johnson K. C. Jones Ronnie Karl Allen Kellstadt Kelly Koeppel Michael Kristensen Michael Krusa t Jennifer Lochard Steven Mack Colleen Maher Karla Mangus Mary Mathews 100 Kathy Miller David Minor Teresa Moore Tracey Nevells Kenny Parkhill Kyle Peters Brian Porter Amy Powers Mark Ptashkin Debbie Slane Eric Sollenbcrger Sue Sollenbcrger David Southwood Don Stokoe David Streitmatter Wayne Taylor Jana Wagner Jim Wagner Becky Ward Scott Whitmer I I I 101 Lisa Allen Tom Bledsoe Clini Bottenberg Janet Christy Todd Claybaugh Roxanne Coulter Joyce Dean Charles Dungan Brian Dunne Andy Farmer Tim Fisher Robert Fletcher Scotty Ford Steve Geitner Cindy Green Ronnie Groeper David Harmon Diane Harmon Carmin Henry Christy Herrin William Horton Sharon Humphrey Gary Johnson Jesse Jones Connie Karl Kevin Kreiter Brad Kristensen Diane Lemon Robin Livingston Mitch McCormick 102 Janet McKown Joanne McKown Gary Mack Tina Maher Leanne Mills Lynn Oppe Judy Parrish Cindy Porter David Ricky Dan Rogers Colleen Rozene Chris Ryan Jim Satterfield Diann Slane Jackie Snider Jeff Sollenberger Kurt Sollenberger Jeff Staley Barbara Stokoe Jim Stone Cun Sulaski Tammy Surrat Carl Templeman Sean Wells Charlotte Whitmore Scott Whittaker Kristel Wieda Dawn Woder Sherri Woder Julie Wyman 103 Mike Richmond Michael Russell Eva Sandhagen Cindy Sauerwein Tammy Seybold Allison Slman Wayne Streitmaiter Lee Taylor Jerry West Don W'ineland Kristie Wyman Charles Emken 104 Jo Arnett Tom Baker David Bonds Melody Caner Joe Vvyatt Debbie Compion Jeff Devore Marvin Eberlc Brenda Firmand James Fisher Kenneth Harding Paula Hermacinski Pam Hulen Tony Jones Julie Kingdom Peter Korondi Mike Lemon Tony Marx Michael Minor Heidi Mordue Lori Peters Rhonda Southwood Penny Taylor 105 Tim Fishel Holy Furlong Suzcn Harris Teresa Hulen Heaih Armenirout Rhonda Burgeu Jeff Challacombe Louis Dalton FIVE ” Mark Maher Kelly Miller Annette Pattemoga Craig Ryan 106 Ethel Persefield August Ponzel David Ptashkin Sollenberger. Lori Jeff Stahl Annette Streitmatter Kristina Whitmer Kelli Wieda Ruth Lane Kathy Lemke Todd Parks Ernest Johnson Jim King Mk I David Hasselbacher Mike Humphrey Joy Janovetz Charles Bottenberg Jill Devore Rena Hacker Ruth Harper FIVE B” 107 Wendall Carter Tammy Cheney Bobbi Harper Rodney Koehl Scott Keithly Missy Kristensen Terri Moileck Pat O'Connell Jim Rickey Bruce Stenger Marjorie Dietrich Karen Miller Rose West Jenny Dunne Bud Wineland FOUR A ” 108 Wendy Goetz I Scott Goodell Michelle Rick Marvin Miller Chris Sherman r i Jani Stewart -•'T i Roy Groeper Regina Streitmatter Brett Boundy Christina Hand Angie Reinhart Sarah Sulaski James Devore Tim Kellstadt i David Ryan Melinda McKim Steve Ford Nancy Lemke Troy Sandhagen Peter Shynk FOUR B” 109 THREE A” The wet head is dead!! f Stephen Corlett Thomas Fisher Scott Hartman Carlson Henry Robbie Jones Dan Loer Susan Me Kim Susan Maher Brad Ptashkin Crystal Streitmatier Evan Sulaski 110 Derek Graviit Brad Herrmann Steve Kellstadt THREE B” Pamela Kowalski Karen Krider Jean Minor Doug Pacey Keith Allen Brad Hermacinski Pam Tompkins TWO A” Debra Cluskey John Janovitz Kris Miller Dina Ralston Troy Unkrich Angela Dunn Larry Jones 4M PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tommy Fruin Nona Rogers PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Whitney Wineland Lucinda Antonacci Cory Henry Nathan Mangus Denise Porter Holly Thome Tim Wyman 112 Mark Richmond Mark Semlow Mary Bottenburg Erin Gravitt Billy Kilpatrick Carolyn Meaddows-Smith Jan Hand TWO B” Jeff Adams Bruce Emken Charles King John Mobeck Jerry Seybold Kim Sieger Lisa Marsh Tina Peters Tiffany Shearer Danette Ray John Kell Wendy Dalton William Howald Gail Korondi Jesse Staley Kim Kreiter Tracy Binder Stormy Boord Eric Bosch Tony Bridson Kevin Challacombe Robert Claybaugh Tina Good Brenda Gavitt % Michael Doughty Russell Groeper Danny Downard Ellyn Johnson Sheila Fletcher Melissa Ledbetter dtr fWCr % Mark Ludolph Grant Miller Joey Semlow 114 Tina Rafts Michael Fuller Christine Keithley Trent Metzger LeeAnn Reentz Chuck Compton Eric Dalton Johnny Harris Stephen Hartman Maureen Hermann Kathy Krider Kim Lewis David Maher Wyatt Page Edwin Scheffert Jill Miles Heidi Rose Eric Mobeck Edward Silman Nancy Snider 0,4jrrW fftf • • • • Aaron Fredrick Brian Johnson Jill Marvin Kristin Preston Amy Sherman ONE ir 115 Steven Donahue Christena Jones Richard Pillman Trip Barton Tracy Gensler Carla Ponzel L Jennifer Beckman She 1 lie Gensler Roger Lemke Tracey Rahn Becky Bridson Casey Hall Brent Ludolph Jim Reinhart Michael McKim Jeffrey Schaub Thomas Staley Christopher Shaub 116 Lynn Unkrich John (Tony) Wieda James Stenger Julie Stenger KINDERGARTEN AM. ” Veda Burnett Fred Carroll Delbert Davis Chris Doering Grant Gavitt Crystal King William Hurt Cynthia Sandall Becky Symonds Kathy Streitmatter Karrie Stuckey f Tommy Dority Angela Porter KINDER- GARTEN P.M. 117 VOLLEYBALL Seventh Grade Girls Tie for Conference Championship In their first year of existence, the Junior High Volleyball squad made an excellent showing by tying for the Conference Championship. STANDING - LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Cler, Arlene Peters. Wanda Harris. Carla Mangus, Diane Lemon, Tina Maher. Sharon Humphrey. KNEELING: Allison Silman, Diane Harmon, Janet McKown, Charlotte Whitmore. Joanne McKown, Kelly Weida. 118 119 1977 Grade School Football BACK ROW: Brad Hibbert. Tracy Nevells. Brian Porter. Jason Potter, Steve Mack. Monte Cinnamon. Eric Sollenberger. David Southwood. MIDDLE ROW: Clint Bottenberg. Jim Wagner. Tim Claybaugh. Tony Jones. Gary Mack. Chris Ryan. Mike Lemon. FRONT ROW: Jeff Staley. Tom Bledsoe. Chuck Emken, David Harmon. Kurt Sollenberger, Jim Fisher. HEA VYWEIGHT BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: K.C. Jones. Brian Porter, David Southwood, Eric Sollenburgcr, Monte Cinnamon. Pete Korondi, Jason Griffin, Brad Hibbert. Steve Mack. Doug Herrmann. Brian Dunne. Chris Ryan. Tim Claybaugh. Ricky Johnson. Tracey Neveils. NOT SHOWN: Duane Coe. Kevin Kreiter. 120 This heavyweight team shows great promise as they enter high school next year. We can all look forward to a winning junior varsity team. Cheerleaders Indian fans for the grade school players this year were led with spirit and pep by the Heavyweight and Lightweight cheerleaders. On opposite page, bottom - Sue Sollenberger, Teresa Moore, Natalie Furlong, Mary Mathews, and Diane Slane. FRONT: Kelly Koeppel. This page, Left - Diane Harmon, Tina Maher, JoAnn McKown. Side, left to right: Janet McKown, Debbie Slane. Little Indian - Stacey Sullivan. 123 LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL This year's lightweight basketball team consisted of nineteen boys ranging from grades 6-8. They are from left to right: Clint Bottenberg, Curt Sulaski, Tim Claybaugh, Scott Whitaker. Chris Ryan, Ronnie Groeper, Gary Mack, Tim Fisher, David Rickey, Jerry West. ROW 2: Jim Wagner, Jeff Sollenberger, Scott Whitmer, Tom Bledsoe. Mike Richmond. Brad Kristensen, Jeff Staley, Kurt Sollenberger. Jim Fisher. These boys did a real fine job and most of them will be back next year to play on the heavyweight team. 124 The Fans Important to every school sport is the audience - the fans. Without their enthusiasm and support, no team can do its best. Mothers, Fathers, brothers, sisters, friends, and enemies of the boys and girls who played for Brim-field came to cheer and hiss. Here they are in some of their poses and moods. GIRLS A99 BASKETBALL The Girls' A” Basketball Team showed a lot of hustle and determination throughout their season. Terry Hart coached the girls' team. Team members were: Tina Maher, Joanne McKown, Janet McKown, Robin Livingston, Sue Sollenberger, Jana Wagner, and Charolette Whitmore. GIRLS9 B” BASKETBALL The Girls’ ”B” Team put forth a fine effort during their season. The girls showed plenty of promise for the future. Team members were Rhonda Southwood, Arlene Peters, Alison Silman, Christy Wyman, Linda Johnson, Lynn Oppe, Teresa Miller, Lori Sollenburger, Kathy Lempke, Jill Devore, Rene Hacker, Eva Sandhagen, Karen Holmes, Debbie Compton, Ruth Lane, Kelly Miller, Tammy Seybolt, Ethel Persefield, Kelly Weida, Patty King, and Christina Whitmer. 127 GRADE SCHOOL GR WATIOIS 1977 Pictured clockwise are: Doug Herrmann, and Mary Mathews: David Strietmatter and Karla Man-gus; Mr. Waldo Hughart; and K. C. Jones and Colleen Maher. Marshals: Connie Karl and Chris Ryan 128 129 The Class of 1981 left its elementary days behind on June 2, 1977. During the program, perhaps these students remembered the trials of science projects or social studies exams. Maybe they thought of the fun of basketball games, dances, and squirt gun fights. Or perhaps their minds were on more serious things like Which hand do I shake Mr. Hughart's with? or When can I get out of this suit? It isn't always thoughts of what tomorrow holds, be it near or distant. Hopefully there was some cogitation of what the future holds for them and what directions their lives might take. CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: Tony Marx, Kurt Sollenburger, Teresa Miller, Allison Silman, Pam Hulen, Melody Carter, Julie Wyman, Kristcl Wedia, Kathy Miller, David Bonds. SECOND ROW: Tom Baker, Todd Claybaugh, Patty King. Eva Sandhagcn. Karen Whitmore, Diane Lemon. Karen Holmes. Sharon Humphrey. Jana Wagner. Tina Maher. Connie Karl. David Harmon. Cindy Sauerwein. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Harding. Tim Claybaugh, Brad Thurber. Kenneth Parkhill. David Minor, Eric Sollenburger, Scott Ford. Brian Porter. Doug Herrmann, Mike Lemon. Mike Minor, Rich Deiss, Charlie Dungan, Tammy Surratt, Melonie Harper, Charlotte Whitmore. The Concert Band is bigger and better this year, and under the direction of Sherry Woessner it is easy to see why. When Mrs. Woessner started teaching at Brimfield there were only ten in the band. Now there are nearly forty 6th, 7th and 8th graders. 130 BEGINNING BAND FIRST ROW. David Maher. Todd Sollemburger, Kelli Wedia. Ruth Harper. Becky Green. Teri Hulen, Louis Dalton. SECOND ROW: Mike Lint. Todd Parks. Quint Koehl, Jimmy King. David Hasselbacher, Mike Humphrey, Tommy Scheerer, Steve Wiseman, Jeff Stahl. Tim Fishel. THIRD ROW: Robin Dority, Wendi Thome. Rene Hacker, Holly Furlong. Annette Paternoga, Kim Farmer. Kathy Lemke, Lori Sollcnburgcr, Ethel Persefield, Kristina Whitmer. Ruth Lane. Jeff Challacombe, Chuck Bottenberg. The beginning band consists of 5th graders also directed by Sherry Woessner. These students have come a long way in one year. Next year they will join the concert band where they receive on the job training. — JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: Diane Harmon. Christy Herrin. Sue Sollenberger, Cindy Porter, Marsha Carroll. Steve Gcitner. Kurt Sollenberger. Curt Sulaski. Colleen Rozene. Kristel WIeda. SECOND ROW: Kelly Koeppel. lanet Christy, Jenny Lockard. Brian Dunne. Jesse Jones. Chris Ryan. Tim Claybaugh, Kevin Kreiter, Mary Mathews. Natalie Furlong. TOP ROW: Julie Wyman, Tina Maher. Eric Sollenberger. Brian Porter. Doug Herrmann. Don Stokoe. Brad Kristensen. Kathy Miller. Diane Lemon. Scott Whittaker. The Junior High Choir this year was under the direction of Mrs. Austin. This was Mrs. Austin’s first year, and one of the best years for the choir. Mrs. Austin and the choir worked hard getting ready for contest, and for the first time, with boys in the choir. This has been a good year for the music department and we all hope Mrs. Austin stays a very long time. 132 134 BRIMFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY MILLER HAMPSHIRES Breeding Seed Stock Is Our Business Ray Ekhoff - Agent Brimfield, 111. Phone 446-3346 Nothing runs like a Deere STREITMATTER IMPL. CO. Brimfield. 111. Ph. 446-3352 135 Bob's Red Fox Brimfield Variety Store Elmwood, Illinois Phone 742-2811 Brimfield, Illinois Phone 446-3292 Miars Standard Robert E. 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Call for Appointment 446-9071 Operator: Sharon Reents ANN'S CAFE Meals and Fountain Service Brimfield, Illinois JOE'S BARBER SHOP Brimfield, Illinois RAY'S TRAVEL CENTER Edwards. Illinois 1-74 Kickapoo 692-0505 H N SALES Industrial, Automotive and Agricultural Supplies Brimfield, Illinois 446-3228 138 EXCHANGE STATE BANK OF BRIMFIELD Congratulations and Best Wishes Member FDIC Phone 446-3344 3itst Mutual Savings M 1 OF PEORIA 700 MAIN STREET PEORIA ILL 674 8165 DIXON'S Chicken Orders to Go Phone 742-7471 PEORIA COUNTY SERVICE CO. AND MIDSTATE SUPPLY COMPANY GAMBLES Elmwood, Illinois Phone 742-4321 Nonh University, Peoria Phone 688-2477 Cun Simpson John Simpson 139 HOME 692 2623 The Shop with BARB BILL MILLER Mein St.. Klckepoo, III. SHOP 691-3860 Flowers and Gifts With a Personal Touch The Buggy On Top nlimitrd Open Daily 11-5 Evenings by Appt. Princeville, 111. Phone 385-4805 Lee Graves PRINCEVILLE TAP Chevrolet 102 East Maine Princeville, Illinois PRINCEVILLE, ILL. Drive Out Our Way and Trade Your Way BRIMFIELD HARDWARE Brimfield, 111. Phone 446-3631 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1977 140 Porter Plumbi And Heating Backhoe Excavating R W CONES Brimfield, Illinois Phone: 446-9066 141 FRESHMEN Allen, Lori 9 Anionacci, Pam 2, 9, 64, 67 Antonacci, Paul 2, 9, 67, 72 Berkley, Stephanie 6, 9, 45 Boland, Mary 9 Burden, Holly 9. 10, 44, 45. 61 Burgett, Jerri 9, 45, 49, 62 Burrows, Marsha 9 , 45 , 62 , 64 . 77 Carmody, Jeff 9 Challacombe, Karen 9, 45, 56 Christy, Jeanne 9 Clark, Virginia 9, 10. 64,[67, 81 Dean, Robert 9 Dillow, Mary 9, 10, 45. 49 Docring. Kfm 9. 45 . Dunne, Jeanne 9, 64, 67, 81 ■ Fields, Connie 10, 11, 38. 45, 49, 62. 64, 67. 81 Filch, Jennifer 9, 45, 60 Fowler, Jim 9, 64 Frank, Edna 9, 44 Goetz, Chris 9, 49, 62 gm Gregory, Mike 9 Grocper, Robin 10, 38, 45, 49. 62 Hanks, Joe 3, 10, 44, 45, 67, 70, 72, 73, 84t Herrin. Kim 9, 10 Hughart, Janice 10, 38, 45, 19, 62 Humphrey. Mark 10, 44 Humphrey, Shelly 10, 61, 83 Kelch, Barb 10 Kinney, Tom 10, 62, 67, 84 Koeppel, Phil 10, 78 Lemon, Ron 10, 62 Lemon, Tom 10 Lint, Susan 10, 81 Livingston, Diane 10 Marx, Debbie 10, 62, 64 Maher, Jeff 10,67,78,80 McKown, Rodney 10, 45, 56, 67, 73, 78, 79, 84 Miller, Beth 10 Miller, Kelly 10, 64. 67, 81 Minor, Diane 10, 45, 61 Molleck, Phil 10, 67. 78 Nevells, Lisa 10, 38, 45, 48, 49, 62, 64, 67, 77, 82, 83 Parrish, Gary 10 Peters, Ricky 11 Powers, Bobby 11 Reed, Glen 11 Richardson, Phil 11 Ricky, Chuck 11 Russell, Julie 10, 11 Sauerwein, Walter 11 Schoch, Greg 11, 67, 78, 80 Scovil, Cindy 11 Searle, Kevin 11 Shipley, Barb 10, 11 Siegel, Russel 11 Silman, Tom 11, 61, 62 Southwood, Lisa 11, 38, 45. 49, 62 Stenger, Terri 11 Sreio?. Davf8, 'lT ' ■ ‘‘ Stone, Leslie 11, 45, 49, 62 Templeman, Cindy 11, 45 Wells, Richard 11, 65 Whitby, Sharon 11 Wilson, Wendy 10, 11, 45 Wiseman, Chuck 11 SOPHOMORES Alien, Mary 12, 49, 62, 63, 64, 67 Arnold, Cathy 12. 13, 36, 51, 56. 64. 67, 77 Beard, Roger 12, 60 Bledsoe, Sue 12, 61. 64. 67, 70, 77, 82, 83 Boland, Dave 12 Boord, Tim 12 Bradshaw,JDebbie 12, 60, 64 Brandow, Wendy 12, 51, 60 Bridson, Jo 12 Burden, Sue 12 Carlson, Dave 12, 67, 78, 79, 80 Carmody, Don 12, 45, 67, 71 Carrol, Diane 12, 49 Cinnamon, Mary Ann 4, 12, 64, 67, 77, 83 142 Claybaugh, Kim 12. 43, 64, 67, 70, 76, 83 Coake, Rick 13, 60 Coon, Brenda 13, 38, 43, 49, 62, 64, 67 Davis, Bev 13 Dunne. Tim 13.14.61,64.67.78 Eden. Tim 13 Fields, Rene 13, 33. 36, 39, 56, 61, 62, 63. 64, 67. 76 Fletcher, Diane 13 Gilles, Julie 13. 38, 60, 62. 64 Harmon, Joyce 13, 14, 61 Herrmann, Marvin 13, 62, 70 Hibben, Brian 13, 78 Hopkins, Janet 13, 56, 63 Horne, Michelle 4, 13 Horton, Earl 13 Jarm. Robin 13, 61 Johnston, Bonita 13 Jones, Kari 12, 13. 60, 62, 64. 67, 77 Jones, Mike 13 Kelch, Diane 15, 60, 62, 64 Kelsudi, Chuck 15 Kinney, Tami 15, 64 Koeppel, Kathy 13, 14, 15. 50. 61. 64, 67, 72, 176 j, _ ' � ■� «- - m - - Lane, Dick 12.15.64.67.78,79.80 Mailer, Dan 15 Mangus, Sharon 15, 60, 61, 64, 77 Martzluf, Kim 15, 48, 61 Mathews. Ed 15, 45, 64, 67, 68. 70. 71. 73. 74. ■ 75. 34 Montag, Lynette 12, 15, 38, 49, 60, 61, 62, 64, I 67 Mordue, Keith 15, 38, 62 Mevells, Greg 14. 15, 67, 70, 73, 75, 78, 79, 80 O’Connell, Michelle 15, 38, 60, 62, 64, 67. 77 Peters, Mary Lou 5, 14. 15, 64, 67 Russell, Tom 15 Short, Mary Jo 14, 15, 38, 49, 62, 67, 83 Sloan, Kelly 15, 60, 64 Staley, Paula 15, 45, 48, 61, 62, 64, 67, 76 Stenger, Pam 15, 33, 60, 64 Streitmatter, Marlise 15, 43, 60, 61, 64, 66, 67, 133 Surratt, Rick 15, 62 Wagner, Ed 15 Weisbruch, Vance 15 Wiseman, Bill 15, 67, 71 JUNIORS Beck, Dave 16, 18 Burkley, Susie 16, 18, 77 Bishop, Karen 16, 18, 49, 38, 62 Brandow, Misty 16, 18. 67 Burgett, Don 16, 18, 49, 62, 65 Cation, Roger 16, 18, 65 Cinnamon, Mike 16, 18, 45, 67, 73, 78 Clair, John 16. 18, 59 Colgan, Marilyn 16, 18, 49, 54, 57, 61, 62 Cook, Melody 3. 16, 18, 43, 54, 57, 61, 64. 66. 67, 77, 133 Coyle, Rich 16,18,19.43,45,5 57 , 67 17 78 Cluskey, Brent 16,18,78 Coe. Jim 16,18,62,67 Dillow, Leroy 16, 18 Dority, Randy 16, 18 Eberle, Marjorie 16, 18, 43, 61, 63 Eden, Peggy 16, 17, 36, 52 i Evans. Ernie 16, 18, 78 Evans, Robert 16, 18 Firmand, Lynette 16, 18, 50, 64, 65 Fitch, Gretchen 16, 18, 43 Foster, Craig 16, 18, 48 Fowler, Wayne 16, 18, 45, 59, 64, 71 Fuller, Terry 8, 16, 48 Gavin, Neal 16, 18 Gillis, Rod 16, 18, 78 Harding, Brad 16, 18, 45, 54, 57, 62, 70, 72, 84 Harper, Wanda 16, 18, 33, 45, 50, 61, 63, 64, 66, 133 Hasselbacher. Jill 16. 18, 38, 49, 54, 57, 62, 63. 64. 67 Hasselbacher, Joy 16, 18, 38, 40, 54, 57, 61, 62, 64. 77 Heinz, Joe 16, 18, 52, 59, 64 Heinz, Mary 16, 18, 63, 64 Hibficrt, Bov 16, 13, 56, 63, 64, 67, 82, Hopkins, Karen 17, 18, 54, 57, 67, 83 Hnghart, Becky 17, 18, 48, 49, 54. 57, 62, 64. Humphrey, Cindy 17, 18, 54, 57, 61, 62, 64, 67, Jessoii, Jace 5,17,18,61.64,72 Jones, Candy 18, 50, 63, 64, 66. 133... Sulis.Mark 18 ■ 11 IS, 71 ; Phil IS, 48, 4.1, 54, 57, 58, 67, 71 IS, i:•, l -. 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