Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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The most important part of Brimf ield High School is the people, not |ust the participants in special activities, but the people involved in everyday situations. These are the times of our high school years we will remember the most; sitting in class and in the study hall, and those unforgettable PE classes. u

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Craig Tuttle Wins DAR Good-Citizenship Award This year's winner of the DAR-Good Citizenship award was Craig Tuttle, son of Mrs. Ellie Tuttle of Brimfield. Craig has been a member of the student council, Spanish club, pep club, and the athletic club. He served as class president his |unior and senior years and was a member of the “starting five for varsity basketball all four of his high school years. He also was a member of the yearbook staff his junior and senior years. Craig's accomplishments have shown him to be a worthy recipient of this award. 13

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Fall Concert opens Music Department’s performing season. The Sr and Jr. High Choruses, as well as the H S. Jr High, and beginning bands played very well at the fall concert this year. The program, under the direc tion of Miss Marty Mowder, band instructor, Mrs. Debbie Austin, choral instructor, and accompanied by Mrs. Ann Bottenberg was enjoyed by many (6) (8). The Jr. High choir grows in size and sound every year (5). Although the H.S. band is small, the quality of the group makes up for the lack of instrumentation (1). The Sr. High choir, performing such songs as The Water Is Wide” and Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen couldn't have been better (2). Wendall Carter has his hands full as the beginning band plays, and Chuck Wiseman looks as if he is a little tired of the whole thing (3), (4). All together now. and uh 1. and uh 2. and uh The 3 Stooges of the Mus.c Department? 15