Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

CHIEFTAIN BRIMFIELD COMMUNITY UNIT 309 VOFUME FXXXII Contents A Whole Is That Which Has Although in summer the school remains empty, September finds it bustling with activity. Students and teachers are ready for the new and challenging year ahead. At first they are only involved with weekday classes. Soon cross country meets add excitement to weekends. But the activity does not stop here. After school, clubs initiate new members and concerts keep the music department busy. Before long the basketball season begins. The days now become filled with pep rallies, practices, and games. After the last game there is hardly time to rest before baseball and track seasons start. Graduation finally concludes the hectic school year 2 Beginning, Middle, and End. Aristotle 3 SCHOOL BOARD This year's school board had a tremendous job to do keeping our schools running smoothly inspite of bad weather, settling with the teachers' association, and the ever-present financial problems. The Board (1) this year consisted of seven people: left to right: Pete Cahill, Charles Barton (president), )ames Stone, Mary Sloan (secretary), Willard Clark, Gene Coyle, and George Bottenberg. 6 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Ray Mack (2), superintendent, has had a difficult job as the backbone of the administration. Helping him cope with his responsibilities are Bobbi Emerick (5) and Nancy Helms (4). Another branch of the administration includes the principals Mr. )im Criner (3) at the grade school and Mr. Don Mathews (7) at the high school. Helping them are secretaries Chris Bosch (11) at the grade school and Nan Korondi (12) at the high school. 6 7 7 FACULTY The faculty of a school has a great deal to do with school unity and pride. We in the Brimfield School District are fortunate to have thirty-seven teachers who are dedicated to the cause of helping young people grow in knowledge and wisdom. Teachers do not spend their whole week grading papers and making out tests. Many are involved in extra activities outside of school and sponsoring different groups in school. As a result of a survey we took of the teachers, we found out many interesting facts about our faculty. On the next page is some of the information we discovered. £ Jon Davis GS Fifth Grade Ruth Durree Unit )r. High English French Terry Hart GS Physical Education t J Beverly Herget HS English Norma Hanley HS Business 8 Debra Austin Unit Music Ann Bell HS Home Economics May Flickinger CS Third Grade Beverly Hopkins GS Sixth Grade jean Horsky GS Remedial Reading Arthur Howe GS )r. High Science Kenneth lessen HS Soc ial Scienc e Berenice Johnson Second Grade Denise Joseph GS First Grade Karl Kasjens Unit Music Radine Kellogg HS Science Marcia Martinie Unit Physical Education Mildred Moulton Unit |r. High Reading HS English Michael Pryor HS Physical Education Lorraine Roliardi Unit Guidance Counselor 10 Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers As a result of a survey taken of the district teachers, many interesting facts surfaced. Teachers in this district have attended colleges from Maine to Wyoming. Almost 300 years of teaching experience has been accumulated by the Brimfield faculty. Some of this experience has been obtained in large schools and smal schools, some teachers have spent their careers in Brimfield, others in varieties of schools. Many unusual and different hobbies are enjoyed by teachers. Horticulture, skiing, photography, motorcycle touring, sports, woodworking, yoga and telephone counseling are just a few of the leisure time activities enjoyed. There are faculty members with master's degrees and a few others who have been working on theirs. Without the teachers as sponsors, many activities and clubs such as cheerleading, Student Council, FFA, yearbook, and junior High Science Fair would not take place. Floy Miller CS Second Grade Holly More GS Sixth Grade Jane Sauerwein GS First Grade Charles Sauerwein HS Science Driver's Ed Peggy Schnarr HS Spanish Mathematics n In Memory of Sharon Ludolph Mrs. Ludolph began the 1979 school year at BHS as a new home economics and consumer education teacher. A tragic automobile accident in October claimed her life. Students and teachers dedicate this page in her memory. All hearts grow warmer in the presence Of one who seeking not his own, Gave freely for the love of giving, Nor reaped for self the harvest sown. Thy greeting smile was pledged and prelude Of generous deeds and kindly words; In thy large heart were fair guest-chambers; Open to sunrise and the birds. 12 John Greenleaf Whittier Kathleen Seymour GS Fourth Grade Linda Stokes GSJr. High Math Bernadine Tucker Unit Third Grade HS Art Shirley Sollenberger GS Fifth Grade Cary Sullivan GS )r. High Social Studies Helen Wilhoit GS Fourth Grade lane Snow Unit Librarian Susan Streitmatter GS Kindergarden Mary Ann White HS Home Economics 13 STUDENT TEACHERS; STUDENT AIDS Preparing for their future careers, tomorrow's teachers practiced their skills on Brimfield students. Libby Keebler (1) taught with Mr. lessen in his U.S. History and Sociology classes. Ron Carlson (2) developed his talents in the instrumental music departments. Tim Burke (4) did his student teaching with Miss Martinie and the high school and junior high health classes. Other student teachers included Becky Howe for U.S. History and Sociology, and Mrs. Griminger for the English classes. Teacher Aides for the Kingergarten included Kathy Neys and Valerie Tompkins (3). Genie Potsky also helped in the kindergarten. Volunteers for the classrooms include Diana Carroll in 1A, Annette Doughty in 3A, Barbara Sulaski in 3B, Bonnie Schaffer in 2B, Betty Downard in 6A, Barbara Chiavini in 6B, )oanne Goodell in the library, Una Hartman for )r. High Reading, and Anne Bottenberg in the Vocal Music Department. 4 14 COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Thanks to the fine effort and work done by the cooks and custodians of this district, we enjoyed good food and clean schools. Mary Knowles and Margaret Starnes (1,4) prepare delicious food for the cafeteria. Henry Groeper (3) cleaned and cared for the high school, while Walt Whitson and Leland Morse attend to the grade school. STUDENT COUNCIL To raise money this year, the Student Council had pictures with Santa Claus (Vance Weis-bruch-1) taken during the I.C.A.C. Tournament They also received a steady income from the candy machine (2). Members of the 1978-79 Student Council included; Back row: left to right: |oe Hanks; Buddy Koeppel; Vance Weisbruch; Brian Dunne; 2nd row: Marlise Streitmatter, secretary; |o Brid-son, vice president; lanice Hug-hart; Natalie Furlong; 3rd row: loyce Harmone, Diane Kelch; Renee Fields; Amy Powers; 4th row: |eanne Dunne; Kathy Koeppel, President; Teresa Moore; Tina Maher; David Harmon; Front row: Mark Humphrey; Marsha Carroll; Robin Groeper, and Ken Gavin (3). 18 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On November 15,1978, nineteen new members were initiated into the Brimfield chapter of the National Honor Society. The initiation was not easy, but everyone passed. Edna Frank (1) shows one of the many feats performed that night as she tries to walk across the gym with an egg between her legs. Shelley Humphrey and Cunnar Sjodin demonstrate a unique style of locomotion (2). Society members of the 1978-79 year include Back row: )anice Hughart, Leslie Stone, Edna Frank, Robin Croeper, Holly Burdett, Chuck Wiseman, Susan Lint, Renee Fields, Robin )arm, Lynette Montag, Diane Minor; 2nd row: leanne Dunne, Beth Miller, Marsha Burrows, Shelley Humphrey, Kim Weller, Debby Marx, Mary Lou Peters, Sue Bledsoe, Diane Kelch, Diane Carroll; Front row: Cunnar Sjodin, Chris Goetz, Connie Thom, Marlise Streitmatter, )oyce Harmon, Kim Claybaugh, Brian Hibbert, lanet Hopkins, Julie Gilles, and Hanna Kukkonen. 19 CHIEFTAIN STAFF Yearbooks do not make themselves; they must be designed, organized and assembled picture by picture, word by word. Thousands of details create just as many problems. The people who must solve those problems have to be special. They publish a unique book just for you — to help you remember one particular year of your life. This year's staff did a tremendous job. Co-editors Diane Minor (1) and lanice Hughart (2) headed the group comprised of Paula Staley (3) as Business Manager, Diana Car-roll (4) and Kyle Peters (9) as photographers. Also on staff were Marsha Carroll and Colleen Maher (5), Melonie Harper (6), Marlise Streit-matter (8), Vance Weisbruch (7) and Steve Mack. Miss jane Snow and Mr. Ken lessen served as advisors again this year. 20 PEP CLUB Always around to boost and support the basketball, track, and cross i ountry teams is the Brimfield Pep Club. Members include: Back row: (left to right) Kari )ones. Holly Burdett, Mary Allen, Sheila Blankenship, Sue Bledsoe, Marsha Burrows, )o Bridson, Brenda Coon, Marsha Carroll, Karen Challacombe, Cinny Clark, Kim Claybaugh, Renee Fields, Pam Edwards; 2nd row: Debby Marx, Mary Boland, Kim Doering, )eanne Dunne, Rodrigo Escobar, Colleen Maher, Natalie Furlong, Karen Gilles, Robin Groeper, Chris Goetz, Julie Gilles, Joyce Harmon, Brad Hibbert, Diane Harmon, Pam Stenger, Sue Burdett; 3rd row: Betty Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Janet Christy, Hanna Kukkonen. |oe Kelch, Kelly Koeppel, Kathy Koeppel, Susan Lint, Beth Miller, Steve Mack, Michelle Martin, Ed Mathews, Kelly Miller, Diane Minor, Mike Martin, Scott Middleton; 4th row: Judy Parrish, Gary Parrish, Mary Mathews, Amy Powers, Colleen Rozene, Chris Ryan, Marlise Streit-matter, Gunnar Sjodin, Teri Stenger, Eric Sollenberger, Diann Slane, Barb Stokoe, Debbie Slane, Barb Shipley, Mary Lou Peters; Front row: Jim Wagner, Teresa Moore, Scott Whittaker, Jana Wagner, Steve Weller, Kristel Widea, Kim Weller, Connie Thom, Sue Thompson, Ed Wagner, Jeff Staley, Don Stokoe, Kelly Sloan, and Kim Martzluf. 21 SPANISH CLUB One of the advantages of being part of the Spanish Club is being able to go to Mexico. Part of the group that went last year toured the pyramids. They are: (1) Kari Jones, Mrs. Schnarr, Riitta Alavuotunki, and Kim Weller. Posing for a group picture are: Chris Hacker, Ritta Alavuotunki, Becky Ward, Kim Weller, and Kyle Peters. Absent from the picture were Mrs. Schnarr and Kelly Miller. Members of the club include: (3) First row: (far right): Renee Fields, Joyce Harmon, Chris Hacker, Mary Mathews, Cindy Scovil, Kari Jones; Second row: Judy Parrish, Kelly Koeppel, Kim Weller, Kelly Miller, Julie Wyman; Third row: Kathy Koeppel, JoAnn McKown, Beth Miller, Colleen Maher, Edna Frank, Marlise Streitmatter; Fourth row: Sue Thompson, Scott Whittacker, Marsha Burrows, Sheila Blankenship, Teresa Moore, Jeanie Christy, Ken Scovil, Cindv Green; Fifth row: Larry Mills, Kyle Peters, Ed Mathews, Carmon Henry, Kristel Wieda, Joyce Dean, Chris Ryan, Jim Wagner, Brian Dunne, Cunnar Sjodin, Scott Edwards and Tom Silman. 22 FRENCH CLUB This year's French class is a group of very responsible students. Three students taking time out from class were Cindy Porter, Tina Maher, and Sherri Woder (1). Trying to keep up with the hard demands of a foreign language were Tom Bledsoe, Mark Wright, Dave Stokoe, Amy Powers, and Kenny Gavin (2). Members of the French Club (3) were: First row: Tom Bledsoe, Clint Bottenberg, )oe Huebi; Second row: Kenny Gavin, Dawn Woder, Cindy Porter, Sherri Woder: Third row: Tina Maher, Dave Stokoe, )ana Wagner, Amy Powers; Fourth row: Gary Mack, Tim Overturf, Holly Burdett, Mark Wright, and Doug Goulden. 2 23 H.S. BAND AND CHORUS Members of the chorus include, Back row: Curt Sulaski, Joe Huebi, Brad Kristenson, Tom Silman, Eric Sollenberger, Kurt Sollenberger, Tim Claybaugh, Scott Whittaker, Middle row; Barb Stokoe, Tina Maher, Julie Wyman, Diann Slane, Jenny Lockard, Marsha Burrows, Natalie Furlong, lisa Allen, Sharon Humphrey, Kathy Miller, First row: Janet Christy, Cindy Porter, Cindy Green, Diane Harmon, Jerri Burgett, Diane Minor, Kelly Johnson, Melonie Harper, Lynn Oppe Absent: Debbie Slane, Robin Groeper This year's band members are Drummers, Charlie Dungan, Mike Krusa, Melonie Harper Middle row: Tim Claybaugh, David Minor, Kurt Sollenburger, Kenny Parkhill, David Harmon, Eric Sollenberger First row: Sharon Humphrey, Tom Silman, Marsha Burrows, Janice Hughart, Julie Wyman Absent: Diane Kelch, Julie Gilles, Doug Goulden. 24 UNIT OFFICE HELP Helping Mrs. Korondi in the high school office are the following students: Around desk: left to right: Kim Martzluf, Brenda Coon, Jo Bridson, Mary Allen, and Sue Bledsoe; Back row: left to right: Vance Weis-burch, Kelly Sloan, Diane Fletcher, Mary Mathews, Mary Ann Cinnamon, and Barb Kelch (5). The Superintendent's secretary, Mrs. Bobette Emerick, also has one helper: Diane Minor (5). The grade school office workers include Leanna Mills (2), Sharon Mangus, Dawn Woder (3) and Terri Stenger (1). 25 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This year the Brimfield Chapter of Future Farmers of America included: last row, )im Fowler, Rick Peters, Ed Wagner, Gregg Nevells, Tom Russell, Bob Powers, Jeff Carmody, Mike Martin, Paul Gilles, David Minor, Mike Kristensen, Rick Wells; fourth row, Tim Eden, Gary Johnson, Brad Hibbert, Rod McKown, Tim Clay-baugh, David Streitmatter, Russell Siegel, Tracey Nevells, Joe Arbogast, Brian Hibbert; third row, David Harmon, Jim Stone, Todd Claybaugh, Clint Bottenberg, Kurt Sollenberger, Sean Wells, John Truitt, Eric Sollen-berger, Chris Staley, Jeff Dunlap, Dave Boland; second row, Joe Kelch, Chuck Rickey, Mark Humphrey, Steve Weller, Dave Rickey, Scott Middleton, Al Schmidt, Sue Burdett, Mike Jones; first row, Vance Weis-bruch, Walt Sauerwein, Jeff Maher, Chuck Kellstadt, Dick Lane, Dave Carlson, and Mr. Cinnamon. Officers for the 1978-1979 year included (4) President Dave Carlson; Vice President Danny Maher; Jeff Maher, Sentinel; Walt Sauerwein, Student Council; and Chuck Kellstadt, Secretary. Not pictured: Brian Hibbert, Reporter; Dave Boland. Parliamentarian; Chuck Wiseman. Chaolain; and Vance Weisbruch, Historian. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE This year proved to be a very good one for Brimfield's F.F.A. They went away to many contests and came home with many outstanding awards. Of the first year members, Colleen Rozene won the Star Greenhand award (1). Winners in the Sectional Foundation Award Competition were Walt Sauerwein for Horticulture, and Chuck Kells-tadt for Small Grains (2). At the Black Hawk Invitational Horse ludging Contest, Chris Staley and Mike Kristensen both won individual blue ribbons and Brad Hibbert placed with a white ribbon (3). Winning the Speech Contest was Alan Kellstadt (5). Another winner not pictured is Dave Carlson for the DeKalb Award, the outstanding senior in Agriculture. 3. 27 S.L.A. CAFETERIA HELP Service is a real part of many groups at B.H.S. This is particularly true for students in the S.L.A. (Student Librarian's Association) and the cafeteria help. Students in the S.L.A. help Miss Snow in both school libraries each semester. These hardy workers include Standing: Vance Weis-bruch, Kari Jones, K. C. lones; Seated: Sherri Woder, loanne McKown, lanet McKown, Leanne Mills, and Robin Croeper (2). When lunch times rolls around there is a rush of high school students to the grade school. They don't go over to eat however. The group helps Mrs. Mary Knowles, cafeteria supervisor (1), serve those great hot lunches to the grade school students. On the line are: Cindy Scovil, Mrs. Knowles, Marsha Carroll, Teresa Moore, Cathy Arnold, Tami Kinney, Connie Thom, and Chris Goetz (3). 28  CLUB CANDIDS What a price Holly Burden had to pay for being smart at N.H.S. initiation! Isn't she lucky? (1). During I.C.A.C. Tournament Diana Carroll and Sue Burdett made perfect merry elves for jolly ole Santa Claus (Vance Weisbruch) (2). Helping to raise the spirit of the student body is Hanna Kukkonen by painting Pep Club posters (3). N.H.S. intiation held a lot of surprises for everyone who went. Anyone know who this is? (4). To you, Tim Eden, whatever turns you on (5). 29 CROSS COUNTRY: STATE BOUND Going to State was first heard by Brimfield fans in early fali when our record break ing harriers were among the five sectional teams qualifying for state competition. Coached bv Mike Pryor (10) Indian runners set th pace for the rest of the BHS athletic department. One of the leaders of the team was joe Hanks (7). Joe set a course record at Jubilee for 3.75 miles, but another BHS athlete, Rodney Me Kown (8), broke it! Prizes brought home by our team included trophies (9 — left to right) from the Brimfield Varsity Invitational (2nd place), Delavan CC. Classic (2nd), the Freshman-Sophomore Invitational (1st), Monmouth's C.C Invitational (2nd), and the Peoria Heights Invitational (2nd). The BHS Cross Country team represented their school with style throughout their season When they placed fifth at the Streator Woodland Sectional they qualified for State. At the stale finals, Brimfield placed eighteenth out of twenty Members of this outstanding group are: (1) Standing: Eric Sollenberger, Rodney McKown, Kurt Sollenberger, Joe Hanks, Scott Whittaker, Clint Bottenberg, Ron Croeper, Coach Pryo ; Kneeling: Chris Ryan, Doug Goulden, Tim Claybaugh, Gunnar Siodin, Jim Wagner, and Brad Hibbert Helping keep tabs on this bunch were statisticians Kim Claybaugh (2) and Sue Bledsoe 33 BOYSJ.V. BASKETBALL Brimfield Junior Varsity players have shown much improvement this year. Under the coaching of Mike Pryor (1) the boys have acquired skill and seasoning in preparation for great things on the Varsity squad. In fact, several Junior Varsity members are also Varsity reserves. The J.V. squad consisted of Standing: Manager Kurt Sollenberger, Tim Claybaugh, Steve Mack, David Southwood, Brad Hibbert, Scott Whittaker, Steve t j Weller, Manager Clint Bottenberg; Kneeling: Eric Sol- pj- lenberger, Rocky McElwee, Ron Croeper, Cary Mack, Jy Jim Wagner, and Chris Ryan. (2). David Southwood, a )V starter, guards his man at a home game (3). During the last few minutes of the Brimfield-Timothy Christian game in Champaign Chris Ryan demonstrated some skill in attempting to steal the ball. (4). Chris and Brian Hibbert listen intently to instructions in the same game (8). Number 13, Steve Mack, shoots for two points on the U. of I. Assembly Hall floor (6). David Southwood warms up before the start of a )V game in picture (7). 5 6 35 ONCE IN A LIFETIME Brimfield Indians successfully defended their Regional basketball crown in 1979, but they brought home even greater trophies from the Abingdon sectional and Rock Island Super-Sectional. For the 1st time in the history of Brimfield High, the Indians qualified for the Class A Elite 8 basketball championship in Champaign. The Indians narrowly defeated the Monnouth Zippers, 53-52, at the Abingdon sectional to play against Lena-Winslow at Rock Island. When the Indians reached Rock Island they managed to escape by 1 (53-52) to play conquer the Panthers. They advanced to the Class A quarterfinals to play Timothy Christian. Their season ended with a 29-3 record. Leaving the team this year are three outstanding seniors: Gregg Nevells, Duane Dunn, and Ed Mathews. Ed is a two-time all state guard reaching his 2,052 points in his high school career. Coming back for one more year are Rod McKown and )oe Hanks. The team of 1979 consisted of Tim Claybaugh, David Southwood, Phil Buddy Koeppel, Duane Dunn, )oe )o-jo Hanks, Gregg Nevells, )eff Maher, Ed Mathews, Rodney McKown, Brad Hibbert, Steve Mack, Greg Schock, and manager Brian Porter. 36 What else can you expect from young men who have been playing as a team for the last six years? In 1975 a junior high team consisting of Paul Antonacci, Rodney McKown, Bill Wiseman, Ed Mathews, Gregg Nevells, Dave Carlson, Tom Russell, Chuck Kelstadt, Earl Horton, Dick Lane, and Vance Wisebrouch played in the Little Sweet Sixteen for the grade school basketball championship. Their coach was Mr. Keith Forth. On the 1979 Indian court, Ed Mathews (1) easily sinks two points for the Indians as Jeff Maher (4) dribbles down court with the ball under his control. Before the game. Bud Koeppel (6) practices up for the big game coming up. Playing defense for the Indians were two talented boys. Rod McKown (8) and )oe Hanks (7). Also adding points are Gregg Nevells (2) and Duane Dunn (3). 37 CHAMPAIGN JAM, 1979 Waiting for the Indians returning from Champaign was an outstanding turn out of Brimfield fans! Assistant coach Mike Pryor congratulates head coach Don Mathews on a fine basketball season (1). At the Rock Island Super-Sectional Joe displays his happy smile after all the work is finished (6) while Gregg, Duane, and Ed were still trying to get over the thought of winning the Super-Sectional title (2). After the game Ed carefully removed the winning nets (5). THE INDIANETTES Adding an element of style and class to B.H.S. basketball, the Indianettes performed at halftime for many of the games. The variety of routines (choreographed by sponsor Marcia Martinie) included the Ho-down, “Shame,'' Disco Inferno, lungle Love, and others. The girls, who spent hours perfecting their kicking (4) techniques, were Back row: Kim Weller, Natalie Furlong, Kari )ones, Chris Goetz; Second row: Paula Staley, Debby Marx, Connie Fields, Kim Claybaugh; Third row: Chris Hacker, Marsha Burrows, Mary Boland, Car-mon Henry; Kneeling: Colleen Maher, )anice Hugnart, Pam Stenger, and Holly Burdett. (1). 39 j-V CHEERLEADERS V I C T O R Y, That's the Indian's battleery! And victory came our way, welcomed by the cheers and enthusiasm of the |-V cheerleaders. This talented team were faithful sideline fans and center-floor performers at every opportunity. Members of this year's squad were (5): left to right: Diane Harmon, Sue Sollenberger, )oanne McKown, Kelly Koeppel, Kelly lohnson, and |anet McKown. These girls helped promote spirit during pep assemblies, j-V basketball games and tournaments. They and the Varsity squad led many of the tournament pep assemblies and games with their mounts and floor cheers. 40 1 VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS No basketball game is every complete without cheering fans and enthusiastic cheerleaders. BHS games were certainly well supplied with both this year. The girls who helped urge our team to Champaign this year included (1) Back row: )oyce Harmon, Ginny Clark; Second row: Susan Lint, Renee Fields; Third row: Kathy Koeppel, Jeanne Dunne; and mascot Kelly Miller. Always winners of spirit awards at summer camp, and deserving of spirit awards at home, Varsity cheerleaders, we salute you. 41 GIRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity girls showed tremendous gains this year. After a discouraging season last year, the JV's finished 1979 with a 4 and 4 season. Team members were: (1) Standing: Mary Ann Cinnamon, Julie Wyman, Tina Maher, Sharon Humphrey; Front: loAnn McKown, Leslie Stone, and Sue Thompson. Pictured on these pages are most of the JV's at practice. Leslie and Sharon (2) watch to see if the ball made it in, while Julie Wyman (3) tries to overcome Varsity Mary Mathews' guard. Sue Thompson goes up for a layup (4) as does JoAnn McKown (6) and Leslie Stone (9). 42 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls' Varsity basketball team was a credit to its coach, Terry Hart (7). With eleven wins and seven losses, the Indians demonstrated they were not goofing off. These girls scored a total of 773 season points, for a 42.9 average. Members of this team (2) were: Back: Shelly Humphrey, Amy Powers, Pam Edwards, Sue Bledsoe; 2nd row: Mary Mathews, Mary )o Short, Renee Fields, Front: Mary Ann Cinnamon, loAnn McKown, and lanet McKown. All return next year except for graduating Mary Ann Cinnamon and Mary ]o Short (1). (Renee, also graduating, was sidelined most of the year with back problems.) Some of the gals are seen here, demonstrating a few of their on-court moves — Pam Edwards (3), Amy Powers (4), Mary Mathews (5), )o Short (6), and )oAnn McKown (9). Pam, Amy, Mary, and )o were the top four scorers for the Indians with a total of 653 points between them. Best of luck next year, girls. See you on the court! 2 44 B.H.S. BOYS'TRACK Under the coaching of Terry Hart, two of the track members, Eddie Mathews (3) qualifying for the long jump and Doug Goulden (2) running the 1-mile, advanced to the state finals. Running a hard, painful relay, Don Stokoe hands off the baton, just in time to Tim Claybaugh (4) as he makes his way to the finish line (1). The 1979 Track Team consisted of: Jeff Maher, Tim Claybaugh, Buddy Koeppel, )oe Hanks, Rodrigo Escobar, Ed Mathews, Rodney McKown, David Streitmatter, Don Stokoe, Doug Goulden, Eric Sollenberger, Duane Dunn. Scott Whittaker and Gregg Nevells (5). 46 B.H.S. GIRLS' SOFTBALL AND B.H.S. BOYS' BASEBALL Member Qf (he 1979 Softball Team were: (4) front row: lanet McKown, loanne McKown, Cindy Scovil, Knstel Wieda, Mary Ann Cinnamon, Kim Claybaugh, Sharon Humphrey Back row: Lisa Allen, lulie Wyman, Tina Maher, Pam Edwards, )oyce Harmon, Mary Boland, Sue Thompson, Denise Overturf. The B H.S. Boys' Baseball team consisted of (5): front row: Kenny Gavin, Tim Overturf, Chris Ryan, Scott Edwards, Gunnar Sjodin, Tim Anderson, Rick Peters Back row: |oe Kelch, Ron Groeper, Eric Sollenberger, Kurt Sollenberger, Tom Bledsoe, Gary Parish, Jeff Staley, Al Schmidt, and Mr. Sullivan, coach. Carefully winding up for the pitch is Cindy Scovil (1), while Eric Sollenberger (2) eagerly waits for just the right ball. Pitching for the boys is Ken Gavin (3). 47 FALL CONCERT Under the direction of Debbie Austin and Karl Kasjens, the vocal and instrumental departments gave fine performances for this year's Fall Concert. The sixth grade band opened the program with a musical demonstration of basic instrumental techniques. The newly organized sixth grade chorus preceded the Junior High and High School choruses. The combined Junior High and High School band closed the concert. so SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week, being scheduled in January, had it's problems. Through the winter of '79, the students at B.H.S. had many snow days, most of them during Spirit Week. The Student Council planned each day as something special. Held February 26 thru March 2, it contained “Black Day , 60's Day , Bum Day , Inside-Out Day , Red and White — Spirit Day ; prizes were awarded for some of the days, including a freshman win for the hall contest and the spirit chain race. 51 ALL DISTRICT Christmas Customs Around the World was the theme of this year's Christmas concert. Holiday scenes from many countries were dramatized on stage while classes (4, second grade; 10, fourth grade; 11, fifth and sixth; 13, kindergarten) sang associated songs. Christmas in Scandinavia (1), Germany (2), France (3), England (5), Africa (6), and Mexico (7) were all portrayed by students wearing authentic constumes donated by community members. CHRISTMAS CONCERT In addition to the grade school classes, all the bands and choruses under the leadership of Karl Kasjens, Band Director, and Debbie Austin, Choral Music Director, displayed their talents. The Night Before Christmas was a special feature of the '78 program. It starred Santa Claus, Walt Whitson and Margaret Starns as Mama and Papa, and Chris Bosch and )on Davis as the children. (8,9). During the program a huge Christmas package was delivered, addressed to the Brimfield community. Of course everyone thought Santa was inside. All were surprised at the end of the program when out popped sixth grader Scott Goodell with a holiday sign saying, Have a Happy Christmas! 10 53 Somewhere in the Night was the theme for Homecoming 79. The Student Council decorated and redecorated the high school gym with streamers of blue and white. Canceled twice because of the weather, the Student Council still managed to get everything taken care of so that the dance was a success. The chosen band was The Kittens (9), and the Homecoming Court (11) was as follows. Freshman Attendants (3), lulie Wyman and Scott Whittaker, Sophomore Attendants (4), Cindy Stenger and Eric Sollenberger, Junior Attendents (5), Kim Weller and Rod McKown, King and Queen Candidates, (1), Pam Stenger and Tim Dunne, (2), Kim Claybaugh and Gregg Nevells, (7), Cathy Arnold and Ed Mathews, (8), Kathy Koeppel and Duane Dunn, and King and Queen (6,10), Kari )ones and Vance Weisbruch. As the band played and the couples danced, memories of the Homecoming of 79 were being made. For some, it was their last and for others it was their first. 55 SPRING CONCERT. . . This year's Fine Arts Festival was held in the Grade School gym with the high school art department displaying their works in the cafeteria (4, 7). All music organizations performed (1, 2, 3, 6, 8) except for the lunior High Chorus which performed the musical It's Music earlier in the year Awards were presented to various students for outstanding achievement throughout the year. In the lunior High. Melody Carter was presented with the Outstanding Band Member award; Mike Richmond received the award for Outstanding Choral Member; Cindy Sauerwein was recognized for being the junior High pianist. In the high school Diane Minor was awarded the Outstanding Choral Member honor and was also recognized as being in Who's Who in Music. Janice Hughart was also recognized for being in Who's Who; she received the Outstanding Band Member award. mm 56 ART FESTIVAL Mrs. Anne Bottenberg and Diane Harmon were recognized for their piano accompaniments for the horus. (5). Marsha Burrows was given recognition for her choreography of the junior High musical. The art class displayed various sketches in the cafeteria. Many of the art works were sold to raise money to repaint the totem pole in front of the high school. 8. 57 SHARING THE NIGHT. . . Prom is always a night to remember. The 1979 B.H.S. prom was no exception. Some ninety students were sharing the night together at Peoria's Continental Regency's Left Bank and dancing to the music of Even Steven (3,7,8,9). After a substantial steak dinner enjoyed by couples including leanne Dunne and Gregg Nevells (6), Rick Peters and Debby Marx (5), and Marvin Hermann and his date (4) ballots were cast for king and queen candidates from among the eligible seniors in attendance. Rodney McKown, junior Class V.P., had the honor of crowning Kim Claybaugh as the 1979 Prom Queen (1). junior President Chris Goetz announced Ed Mathews as the Prom King who then claimed a victory kiss (2). Then the Roval Couple had their traditional dance (10). 58 AT THE REGENCY The Junior Class of Brimfield High School Presents fi Class sponsors Mrs. Mary Ann White and Mrs Beverly Herget were presented with roses in appreciation of their help and support in putting on the dance. The dancing then began in earnest. Some people took time off to ride the glass elevators to see how Peoria looked at night from above. Souvenir brandy snifters were available for all the couples. Couple pictures were also taken to capture some of the magic of Prom Night. Continental Regency Friday Evening May Eleventh Nineteen Hundred Seventy Nine 59 GRADUATION 1979 In their last hour as Seniors, the class of 1979 marched into the gym led by Marshalls Karen Challacombe and Rodney McKown (1). Foreign exchange students Hanna Kuk-konen (2), Rodrigo Escobar (3), and Gunna Sjodin (4) each shared experiences of their year here. Salutatorian Marlise Streitmatter (8) and Valedictorian Joyce Harmon (7) each received trophies and gave their traditional speeches. Other awards presented included the balance of the Top Ten students' awards, the Tom Harmon Memorial Scholarship to Chuck Kellstadt (5), and the Brimfield Bank Scholarship to Jo Bridson. lanet Hopkins and Steve Robinson (6) listen to the advice given by Mr. Mack and Mr Mathews in their Comments on Graduation. When all the speeches ended, the Class of 79 received their diplomas from Eugene Coyle, Board President (12, Marvin Herrmann) Their final act as B.H.S. Seniors was to move their tassels signaling the end of their formal education (10) Friends and families were gathered outside to congratulate them ana to wish them well (13) 60 19 SENIORS: One Wild And Crazy Class. . ' In spite of a rowdy and rambunctious reputation, the senior class has provided BHS with some of its finest leaders. Senior officers (1) this year were: Dick Lane, President; Paula Staley, Vice-President; Kari Jones, Secretary; and Tim Dunne, Treasurer. Among the highlights of the year were the class trip to the Ozarks, Champaign Jam , and Gregg Nevells' backboard shattering dunk that cracked Eddie Mathews up (2)! Some other moments seniors may like to remember are those nice accounting assignments like Diane Fletcher and Kim Martzluff had to deal with (4) or even the times the photographer came to take a surprise picture as happened to Cheryl Carlton (3). 5 64 3 JOYCE HARMON LEADS TOP TEN SENIORS OF 79 Top ten seniors for 1979 are led by valedictorian Joyce Harmon (1) who has a 10.967 grade average. Salutatorian Marlise Streitmatter (2) carries a 10.833 gpa. The other leading students in ranking order are: Renee Fields (3) 10.800 gpa, Paula Staley (4) 10.33 gpa, Janet Hopkins (5) 10.172 gpa, Diane Carroll (6) 9.580 gpa, Kim Claybaugh (7) 9.303 gpa, Diane Kelch (8) 8.966 gpa. Sue Bledsoe (9) 8.625 gpa, and Brian Hibbert (10) 8.607 gpa. MARLISE STREITMATTER RECEIVES DAR AWARD Marlise Slreitmatter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Streitmatter of Elmwood has been chosen as the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award for Brimfield High School. Marlise is salutatorian of the senior class and a 2-year member of the National Honor Society. She is also secretary of the Student Council, an active member of Pep Club and Spanish Club and was selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students. Streit is a participant in the cooperating education program and is a part-time employee of Kress Corporation. Her post graduation plans include studying medical technology at Illinois Central College. Brimfield Enjoys Three Foreign Exchange Students Brimfield's 1979 international population boasted students from three different nations. Cunnar Sjodin (2) (5) was hosted by the William Cinnamon family. Cunnar's brother, Anders, lived with the Cinnamons in 1973. Gunnar was an exchange student from Sweden, while Hanna Kukkonen (1) (4), residing with the Mel Burrows family hailed from Finland. Rodrigo Escobar (3)(6), our Columbian exchange student, lived with the Larry Rice family. IK Clave mi lm Ma and ach Do ors s Eleven Seniars on Senior Night d have been th Theme of this Its'gra to t lors y.K pel a ?art seni at Harmon Re (V Maley Pa s Mr. 9ftd Mrs. Larry Ric“)oJbe Harmon rents ' v Jiaicy-i ImHSarol Cl si Ids and parents Wayne jnd Ma[y Fields; Paula lerand her parents Mr and Mrs. An y Stengr MKari Jones and her parefct nh and Ri veils, and his parents Mr. Mathews, and his parents. Greg ort nn jjueriMifo. tmnty [K nBSTwmnaiflfW 1'' 0 6,1 fine 4CHRISANOGIEGG 71 • ;f All 1! J V'7 rv . - j 7Ur Carroll, Diana Soft 1 F.H.A. k 1 Sch D Chorus 1.2,3 1 Chieftan Staff 3,4 HAssistant 2,3.4 I National Honor Society 3,4 Ciib 1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee Club 1,2 Fields, Mixed Chorus 1,2 Stu Thespian Club Pep Club Photography Club Top Ten Cinnarn n, Ann F.H.A. Bai tic Show 'ho Council Honor Society Club torus isistant :iub 4 rariai r P f Softball 7 Bask. I lor Ot Assistant Spamth Club I Pep Club Pom Pom tve ! bie iJbfcpritft;' A Mixed Chorus Pep Club Bridson. Jo Student Council F.H.A. Office Assistant 4 1 1,2,3 i Pep Qub V.P. ntStp - fm Burden t Council it Bg tball U F H| FiA I Track Mixed Chorus Photography Club I.H.S.R A Carlson, Dave President Bask r t ball Kin Mtendant Junior Year 74 Carlton, Ot« nH french ( iuh TWmody, Don Baseball | Li b r a r i a Lettermans Club ep Club L Ooss fenda J. Student Counci iger 4 igh, xfli Di lOy lent C( v Sf HA.A real 3,4 •p(l Spanish Vkj lub k1 PepCli jDunr Class Bask Country L4 ar ilL r- irus 5 | Briar. Track King Attendant nan's Oub Studen H PresJ I reJ ■ Kafl Attendai it ush [MerTTim IF. Escobar, Rodrigo Baseball Librarian Gilles, julie F.H.A. Librarian 1.2. 3, 4 dti j| Honor Society 3,4 Hop k janet Student Council Secretary National Office Assistant Scholastic Sho Horton, [ J Basfl 4 % 1,2. 3,4 Ian F.H.A. National Mixed Chorus National Honor Society 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Johnston, Bonita ■Studrn’ Council Kukkonen. Hanna National Honor Society Spanish Club Pep Club lane. Richard librarian Track National Honor Society Pep Club Bowling Russell, Tom J0n Pom 3,4 oftball 4 yi.i S Wagner, Ed F.F.A. v 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 1,2 3,4 Weisbruch, Vance 3,4 ‘ Student Council 4 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 2,3 F.F.A. Chaplain Chieftan Staff Baseball 1,4 1,2,3 librarian %4 1 Homecoming King 4 i 1,2,3 Office Assistant 3,4 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Marshall — Graduation C3 Photography Club 1,2 7? Martzluf Mathews Michelle O'Connell Mary Lou Peters Steve Robinson Pam tenger Keith Mordue Lynette Montag Gunnar NOT PICTURED: Tim Eden Ed Wagner Vance Weisbruch Marlise Streitmatter JUNIORS: Class of '80 This year saw the Junior Class organizing the Junior-Senior Prom, selling candy, and, battling with history tests. Class officers for the Juniors were: (1) Chris Goetz, president; Rodney McKown, vice president; Bob Powers, treasurer; and Mary Boland, secretary. The Juniors showed a lot of spirit at all levels of school activities. Buddy Koeppel (4) in the athletic department, Kim Weller, Pam Edwards and others (3) at the sideline, and Leslie Stone (2) for girls basketball. so Allen, Lori Boland, Mary Burden, Holly Burgelt, Jerri Burrows, Marsha Carmody, Jeff Challacombe, Karen Christy, (eanne Clark, Cinny Cook, Bob Dean, Bob Doering, Kim Dunlap, Jeff Dunne, Jeanne Edwards, Pam Fields, Connie Fowler, Jim Frank, Edna Cilles, Karen Goetz, Chris Groeper, Robin Hanks, Joe Hughart, Janice Humphrey, Mark Humphrey, Shelly Kelch, Barb Kinney, Tom Koeppel, Phil Lint, Susan Maher, Jeff 81 Marx, Debra McKown, Rodney Miller, Beth Miller, Kelly Minor, Diane Molleck, Phil Nevells, Lisa Parrish, Cary Peters, Rick Powers, Bob Reed, Glen Rickey, Chuck Russell, Julie Sauerwein, Walter Schoch, Greg Scovil, Cindy Shipley, Barb Siegal, Russell Silman, Tom Southwood, Lisa Stenger, Terri Stokoe, David Stone, Leslie Thom, Connie Weller, Kim 82 SOPHOMORES: Class of'81 Biology tests. Geometry exams, driver's ed. and selling candy bars were the pet peeves of almost every sophomore. K. C. (ones' (3) expression captures the mood well. Steve Weller, Mary Mathews, Scott Middle-ton, and Kelly Koeppel (4) are in suspense as they watch our Indians play. Debbie Slane (2) wears the expression felt by all during the “Blizzard of 79. This year's sophomore class officers (1) were: Marsha Car-roll, secretary; Mary Mathews, president; Doug Herrmann, treasurer; and Tim Claybaugh, vice president. 83 Anderson, Tim Arbogasl, joe Blankenship, Sheila Boise, Kevin Carroll, Marsha 7 Clauybaugh, Tim Cler, Roberta Coe, Duane Edwards, Scott Furlong, Natalie Gavin, Kenny Gilles, Paul Gouldon, Doug Hacker, Chris Harper, Melanie Herrmann, Doug Hibbert, Brad johnson, Betty johnson, Rick jones, K. C. Kellstadt, Alan Koeppel, Kelly Kristenson, Mike Krusa, Mike Lockard, jenny Mack, Steve Maher, Colleen Mangus, Karla Martin, Michelle Mathews, Mary 84 Middleton, Scott Miller, Kathy Minor, David Moore, Teresa Nevells, Tracy Parkhill, Ken Peters, Kyle Porter, Brian Powers, Amy Scovil, Ken Slane, Debbie Sollenberger, Eric Sollenberger, Sue Southwood, David Staley, Chris Stenger, Cindy Stokoe, Don Streitmatter, David Thom Doug Wagner, )ana Wagner, )im Ward, Becky Weller, Steve Whitmer, Scott Wright, Larry Not pictured: Tim Overturf FRESHMEN: Class of '82 After one year, most freshmen would say high school is not really that bad. Many are involved in athletics such as Kurt Sollenberger (4), others are in clubs like Spanish club (2), and still others like to just take a break outside (Kathy Miller and Barb Stokoe) (2). Class officers Rocky McElwee, President; Clint Bot-tenberg. Treasurer; Cindy Porter, Secretary; and Chris Ryan, Vice President have done an excellent job in getting the Freshmen on their way to a successful high school career. Chris Ryan became President after Rocky McElwee moved during the course of the year. 1 2 86 Allen, Lisa Bledsoe, Tom Bottenberg, Clin! Christy, lane! Claybaugh, Todd Cook, Bobbi Dean, Joyce Dungan, Charles Dunne, Brian Parmer, Andy Fletcher, Robert Green, Cindy Groeper, Ronnie Harmon, David Harmon, Diane t Henry, Carmon Huebi, Joe Horton, Willie Humphrey, Sharon Johnson, Gary Johnson, Kelly Jones, Jesse Kelch, Joe Koonce, Jeff Kristenson, Brad Lemke, Kenny Mack, Gary Maher, Tina Martin, Mike McCormick, Mitch 87 McKown, Janet McKown, joanne Mills, Larry Mills, Leanne Oppe, Lynn Overturf, Denise Parrish, Judy Porter, Cindy Rickey, David Rozene, Colleen Ryan, Chris Satterfield, Jim Schmidt, Al Slane, Diann Sollenberger, Jeff fF Sollenberger, Kurt Staley, Jeff Stokoe, Barbara Stone, Jim Sulaski, Curtis Thompson, Susan Truitt, John Wagoner, Jeff Wells, Sean Whitmore, Charlotte Whittacker, Scott Wieda, Krystal Woder, Dawn Woder, Sherri Wyman, Julie 88 ’wice, an creat ONLY IN 79 ilmoRt anyone woJJrfcflescrrbe Ihis ye JbiPre wer only (ileven dayS'pf sch d had MKMfate tourrT_ __________ u dlul it Jfes the l est of tirrw? : f WkJgexuat inj of he gym j; 89 2 'ww i KINDERGARTEN A.M. and P.M. Burkitt, Molly Cahill, Brian Carroll, Teresa „ Calton, Chet Clark, Laura Compton, Sam Conlee, Chris Copeland, Erin Craig, Mike Davis, Tammie v DeVries, Greg Domnick, Matt Dotson, Erica Doubet, Kim Doughty, Erik Dunn, Jennifer Eddy, Jake Eddy, Marc Ericsson, Beth Gensler, Mike Gilles, Jeff Hanley, Dawn Hasselbacher, Kyle Hasty, Lori Hermann, Michael 92 Hitz, Richard Johnson, David lohnson, Steven Jordan, Rhonda Kantz, John Kelly, Carey Kingdon, Tracy LaFollette, Eric Lewis, Kami Lovin, Keith Ludolph, Kevin McCoy, Tim Meyer, Jennifer Miles, Jody Miller, Wendy Moo berry, Mark Ness, Sanee Parkhurst, Steve Potosky, Valli Power, Michael Rice, Todd Schaffer, Steve Schaub, Jennifer Schmitt, Tyler Seamons, Cheri Shotton, Jason Snider, Debbie Sollenberger, Rena Stenger, Shannon Stewart, Claudine Streitmatter, Kent Taylor, Greg Timmons, Heather Truitt, Jason Vick, Katie Vogel, Misty Walker, Joela Wallace, Jason Weber, Angie Wertz, Jennifer 93 Asbell, Brian Blankenship, Jason Burkin, Joey Chubick, Monica Cluskey, Susie Davis, Brodie DeVries, Brian Doubet, Angie Eddy, |oe Hartman, Kristy Hasty. Tammy Henngton, Nicchol Howald, Eric lankoski, Tim Kell, Pat Lockard, Sean Miller, Eric Paternoga, Joey Robinson, Mark Streitmatter, Keith Tegg, Samantha Thomas, Jenni Updyke, Shane Weber. Danny Wmeland, Lori NOT PICTURED Frank, Katrina 94 Anderson, Jennifer Baker, Scott Bess, Susan Binder, Tina Blackburn, Kara Catton, Chad Clark, Steve Corlett, Mark Ericsson, Tina Galligher, Michele Gueber, Karl Hacker, Lori Herrmann, Ross Hudson, Kristina lones, Robert Kistner, David Middleton, Scott Miles, Tim Miller, Jennifer Pryor, Todd Ralston, Dani Smith, Keith Sollenberger, Erik' Stahl, Daniel Tompkins, Jennifer Wright, Lisa 95 Bosch, Steve Burnett, Veda Bridson, Becky Asbell, Robert Bare, Carl Carroll, Fred Chubick, Frank Davis, Delbert Doering, Chris Doubet, Lori Eddy, jason Firmand, Brian Geick, Gregory Goben, LeRae Hartter, Erika johnson, Keith Kline, Kim Krider, Kathy McKim, Michael McMurtry, Sean Meddow-Smith, Georgina Otto, Michelle Porter, Angela Siegel, Doug Snider, Nancy Staley, Tom Streitmatter, Kathy Symonds, Becky Walker, Tara Wieda, Tony 96 Barnhart, Chuck Barton, Trip Blundy, Jill Doubet, lisa Downard, Danny Hanssen, Vernon Hood, Angie Kiddy, L |. Knotts, Angela Lemke, Barbara Moo berry, Todd Ponzel, Carla Potosky, David Rachel, Stacy ft Sandall, Cindy Seamons, Brett Shearer, Toby Smith, Anne Smith, Kevin Stuckey, Karrie Thompson, John Unkrich, Lynn Uryasz, Mike Weller, Nikki 97 Challacombe. Kevin Doughty. Michael Fletcher, Sheila Fuller, Michael Bale, Cloey Barham. Stott Batts, Tina Boord, Stormy il G roe per, Russell Hermann, Maureen Johnson, Brian Kilner, Tracey Lewis, Kim ludolph, Mark Metzger, Trent Miles, Jill Mobeck, Eric Parrish, Christy Rite, Tony S haffer, Bryon Seamons, Shauna Sherman. Amy Sollenberger. Lyle Sulaski, Erin Truitt, Mike Updyke, Stephen Walker, Shannon Yeast, Michelle NOT PICTURED Curtic, Leslie 98 Binder. Tracy Bndson, Tony Claybaugh, Robbie Collins, Tranellie Compton, Chuck Dalton. Eric - '-V t o } I i Davis, Mandi Donaldson, Scotty Hartman, Steve Johnson, Ellyn Keithley, Chris King, Charles Kistner, Valerie Ledbetter, Melissa Maher. David McCoy, Kathy Miller, Grant Neys, Mike Reents. Lee Ann Rozene. Tal Semlow, )oey Sheffert, Ed Silman, Edward Symonds, Cassie Teel, Tim White, Kristy 99 Cluskev, Debra Hanssen, Dale Henry, Corey lohnson. loellyn Kilpatrick, Billy I Mangus, Nathan McMurtry, Kellie Meddow-Smith, Carolyn Miller, Kris Mobeck. |ohn Porter, Denise Rachel, Susie Richmond, Mark Rogers, Nona Semlow, Mark Shearer, Tiffany Steger, Kim Thompkins, Pam Unkrich, Troy Yemm, Brett NOT PICTUR‘D Mills, Vince 100 Carlton, Amy Copeland, Dave Dunn, Angela Emken, Bruce m Howald, William Kell, John Keyt, Danny Korondi, Gail Lemke, Sue Little, Steve Marsh, Lisa McElwee, Scott Neys, Pamela Peters, Tina Ralston, Dina Staley. Jesse Terrebrood, Jan Thomas, Kristin Timmons, Bruce 101 Archibald. Jamie Baptiste, Luke Baysinger, John Benson, Stephanie Cook, Wendy Hartman, Scott Henry, Hank Herrmann, Brad Kellstadt, Steve Little, Julie Maher, Susan Minor, Jean Pacey, Doug Paternoga, Robert Seamons, Lori Smith, Mark Stahl, Joan Sulaski, Evan Whitmer, Brian Yackley, Terri 102 Jones, Charles Krider, Karen Loer, Dan Mathis, Carl McKim, Susan Parrish, Cheryl Peters, Kurt Sandhagen, Troy Silman, Peter Streitmatter, Crystal Updike, Stephanie Wineland, Seth 103 6A Christy, Charles Collins, Lester Dunne, Jennifer Ellison, Greg Goben, Debbie Goodell, Scott Groeper, Roy Harper, Bobbi Keithley, Scott Kristensen, Michelle McKim, Melinda Miller, Tim tv Molleck, Teri-Lin Reinhart, Angela Rickey, James Sherman, Chris Steger, Bruce Sulaski, Sarah Wendorff, Jane Wineland, Scott 104 Arnold, )im Baptiste, john Bottenberg, Debbie Carter, Wendall Connelly, Ted DeVore, Jimmy Dietrich, Marjorie Goetz, Wendy Kellstadt, Tim Kirby, Lisa Koehl, Rodney Miller, Karen Miller, Ricky O'Connell, Patrick Ryan, David Shynk, Peter Streitmatter, Regina Terrebrood, Hank Wagoner, Barbi West, Rose Not pictured: Davis, Gary Marvin, Michelle Mueller, Mark 105 Butler, Chris Copeland, Mark DeVore, )i!l Eberle, Marvin Farmer, Kim ft Green, Becky Harper, Ruth Hauk, Richard Johnson, Ernie Jones, Tina King, Jim Kozeliski, Craig Lint, Michael Persefield, Ethel Ryan, Craig Shearer, Tom Sollenberger, Todd Stahl, Jeff Streitmatter, Annette Thompson, Bill Wendorff, Penny Whitmer, Kris Weida, Kelli Woder, Brian Wyatt, Jeff 106 Baysinger, Tom Bottenberg, Chuck Challacombe, Jeff Dalton, Louis Fishel, Tim Furlong, Holly Hacker, Rena Hulen, Teresa Humphrey, Mike jones, Pam Koehl, Quint Lane, Ruth Maher, Mark Middleton, Pat Miller, Kelley Paternoga, Annette Ponzel, August Schubert, Richard Smith, David Sollenberger, Lori Uryasz, Carla Wessels, Steve Wiseman, Steve Wyatt, Joe Not pictured: Thorne, Troy 107 Baker, Tom Blankenship. Scoll Carter, Melody Cat!, Mike DeVore, Jeff Firmand, Brenda Holmc s, Karen Horton, Robert Hulen, Pam King, Patti Me Coy. Mark Miller, Teresa Mordue, Heidi Neys, David Sandhagen, Eva Silman, Allison Wessels, Sheryl West, Jerry Wineland, Bud Wyman, Kristie Yemm, Jeff Nol pi( lured: Foster, Todd 108 Bonds, David Boord, Terry Compton, Debbie Emken, Chuck Coulden, lulie Harding, Kenneth Johnson, Linda Jones, Tony Kingdon, Julie Korondi, Peter Krusa, Mark Marx, Tony McElwee, Jennifer Miller, Penny Minor, Mike Peters, Arlene Peters, Lori Richmond. Mike Russell. Mike Sauerwein, Cindy South wood, Rhonda Streitmatter. Wayne Wright, Lynette Yackley. Kenneth Not pictured Tegg, Tammy 109 THE CLASS OF 1983 Moving into a new phase of their education, forty-three eighth graders graduated from Brimfield Grade School, Thursday, May 31, 1979. After a welcome by Mr. Griner, Cindy Sau-erwein (2) and Scott Blankenship (4) gave the traditional addresses to their class. Mr. Mack spoke to the graduates encouraging them to strive for the best. Diplomas were then presented by Eugene Coyle, President of the Board of Education. 110 C.S. TRACK Trying their best, the B.G.S. track teams participated in a challenging season of meets. While they didn't bring home a lot of trophies, these hard working young i i ple made sure everyone knew Brimfield was there and had spirit. Representing B.G.S. on the Boys' team were heavyweights: Chuck Emken, Jeff I )eVore, Kenneth Harding, Scott Blankenship, Mike Minor (2), Pete Korondi, and Mike Richmond. The lightweights were: John Baysinger, Hank Henry, Jeff Johnson, Luke Baptiste, Scott Harper, Peter Silman, David Ryan, Pat O'Connell, Wendell Carter, John Baptiste, Craig Kozelinski, Louis Dalton, Tom Shearer, Todd Sol-lenberger, Steve Wessels, Brian Woder, Jeff Yemm, Chuck Bottenberg Our girls' team included: standing: Pam Hulen, Cindy Sauerwein, Allison Silman, Kelley Weida; kneeling: Rose West, Lori Sollenberger, Ruth Harper, Ruth lane, Ethel Persefield; sitting: Cheryl Parrish, Stephanie Updike, Cathy Mueller, and Terrie Yackley. Mr. Jon Davis was this year's Coach. in VOLLEYBALL AND SOCCER This year's hardworking volleyball (1,2) and soccer (3,4) teams consisted of: Volleyball: Melody Carter, Julie Goulden, Kelley Miller, Annette Paternoga, Holly Furlong, Ruth Harper, Jenny McElwee, Sheryl Wes-sels, Kris Wyman, Arlene Peters, Patty King, Becky Green, Jill DeVore, Rhonda Southwood, Chris Whitmer, Ethel Persefield, Kelly Weida, and Karen Holmes. Their Coach was Marcia Martinie. Soccer Back row: Mike Russell, Steve Wiseman, Rick Hauk, Mike Minor, Jeff DeVore, Pete Korondi, Cindy Sauerwein, Scott Blankenship, Kenneth Harding, and Mr. Sullivan; Second row: Mike Richmond, Chuck Bottenberg, Michael Lint, David Neys, Roy Groeper, Tony Marx, Terry Boord, Pat Middleton, David Ryan, Craig Kozeliski. Front row: Louis Dalton, Rodney Koehl, Pat O'Connell, Edward Silman, Todd Sollenberger, Tom Baysinger, Steve Wes-sels, Ernie lohnson, Quint Koehl, Bud Wineland. 112 CHEERLEADERS Sponsored by Denise )oseph, the lightweight and heavyweight cheerleaders were at every game promoting spirit and cheering the players on to victory. Many hours were spent practicing and perfecting floor and sideline cheers. The squads are as follows. Lightweight (3) — Becky Green, Ethel Persefield, Holly Furlong, Rhonda Burgett, Kelley Miller, and Terri Hulen. Heavyweight (4) — Lori Peters, Teresa Miller, Pam Hulen, Melody Carter, and Cindy Sauerwein. Cheering on the sidelines are Rhonda Burgett and Ethel Persefield (1) and Pam Hulen (2). 113 BOYS' G.S. BASKETBALL The G.S. boys' basketball teams were coached this year by Terry Hart. The heavy weight team had a record of 5-6. Good job, guys! The boys on the HW team were. (1) Front row: Jamie Archibald (manager), Scott Blankenship (starter), David Neys, Jerry West (starter) Back: Mike Richmond, Ken Yackley, Jeff DeVore, Pete Korondi (starter), Robert Horton (starter). Chuck Emken. Absent were: Brad Dwyer (starter), Mike Russell, Ken Harding, and Mike Minor. The light weight team was: (2) Front row: Chuck Bottenberg, Steve Wessels, Quint Koehl, Todd Sollenberger, Louis Dalton, Ernie Johnson; Back: Rodney Koehl, Jamie Archibald (manager), Pat O'Connell, Wen-dall Carter, Mike Humphrey, Mark Copeland, Chuck Emken, Mike Richmond, and Mike Lint. Absent: Kurt Peters, Steve Wiseman. GIRLS'G.S. BASKETBALL The grade school girls' basketball A and B teams were coached this year by |on Davis The A team consisted of (1) Back row: Linda lohnson, Cindy Sauerwein, Kelley Miller, Melodie Carter, Arlene Peters, Ruth Harper; Sitting: Theresa Miller, Rhonda Southwood, Kris Wyman, Allison Sil-man, Patti King. The B team was (2): Standing: Eva Sandhagen, Teresa Hulen, Teresa Miller, Holly Furlong, Cindy Sauerwein, Ethel Persefield. Kneeling: Lori Sollenberger, Bobbi Harper, Patti King, Karen Krider. Sitting: Ruth Lane, Terri Yackley, Christy Cahill, )ill DeVore. CIENCE FAIR) Organization, well written reports, and high quality projects were the marks of this year's annual science fair. Out of forty-one projects, tout were outstanding, , nineteen placed first, thirteen came in second, and five were third. Unfortunately for the entrants, the winners are announced only after hours of waiting anxiously for a judge, visiting other exhibits, and answering those frightening questions of the judges, w Tommy Shearer (2) and Mark Copeland (1) were among the outstanding winners. Rick fctauk and Jeff Wyatt (3) are seen here with tn dge who gave them a first. Second place winners Bill Thompson and Craig Koze-liski (51 needed their table for support during thdir wait. Quint Koehl (4 — on right) shows a couple of visitors his model bomb shelter while waiting to talk with his judge, i Aliparticipants were a credit to their sponsor, Art Howe. Those long months of workington experiments with Mr. Howe and the weekru4 going over research papers with English teacntoMrs. Durree paid off. Now it is on to the Regional and State fairs! 4 5 116 ART CLUB AND STUDENT LIBRARIANS The Art Club (1). sponsored by Bernadine Tucker, consisted of: Back row: Kenneth Harding, David Maher, Julie Coulden, Sheryl Wes-sels, Lori Peters, Julie Kingdon; Front row: Kris Wyman, Kelley Miller, Allison Silman, Cindy Sauerwein, Ruth Harper. Sponsored by Jane Snow, the Librarians are: Back row: Steve Wes-sels, Ruth Lane, Mike Russell, Sheryl Wessels, Rhonda Southwood; Front row: Mark McCoy, Julie Coulden, Arlene Peters, Julie Kingdon. (2). Not pictured: Kim Farmer, David Bonds. 117 G.S. BANDS 118 Under the direction of Karl Kasjens (1) the grade school bands consisted of Sixth Grade: (2) Back: David Ryan, Lester Collins, Scott Keithley, Peter Schynk, |im Rickey, |im Arnold, Tim Kellstadt, Pat O'Connell, Bruce Steger; Front: Michelle Kristensen, Sarah Sulaski, lennifer Dunne, Wendell Carter, Ted Conley, Bobbi Harper, Marjorie Dietrich, Tammy Cheney. Concert Band (3) Back: Jeff Stahl, Cindy Sauerwein, Louis Dalton, David Bonds; Second row: Kenneth Harding, Mike Humphrey, David Neys, Tony Marx, Ken Yackley, Tommy Schearer, David Ryan, Mike Minor; Third row: Kim Farmer, Lori Sollenberger, Patti King, Rena Hacker, Ethel Persefield, Ruth Harper, Todd Sellenberger; Front: Holly Furlong, Teresa Miller, Becky Green, Allison Silman, Melody Carter. Beginning Band is not pictured, but its members include: Terry Yackley, Karen Krider, Wendy Cook, lean Minor, Joan Stahl, Brad Herrmann, Evan Sulaski, Keith Bonds, lason Duckett, Dan Loer, Peter Silman, Mark Smith, Brian Whitmer, Jeff Johnson, Steve Kellstadt, and Kurt Peters. C.S. CHORUSES ' °peb!?,e AUJUnSl e 'xjj?8r3de chorus (1) consisted of Back: Lester Collins, Chris Sherman, ,[ . rter, Rodney Koehl, Chuck Christy, Greg Ellison, Tom Kellstadt, Jim Arnold, Bruce Steger, Mic-h  lli Knstensen, Jennifer Dunne, Rose West, Regina Streitmatter, Teri-Lyn Molleck, Bobbi Harper Marjorie l etrich, Tammy Cheney; Front row: Debbie Bottenberg, Sarah Sulaski, Melinda McKim, Karen Miller Lisa k.iby Mrs. Austin also directed the )r. High Chorus Back: Annette Paternoga, Karen Holmes, Julie Goulden Arlene Peters, Patti King, Heidi Merdue, Julie Kingdon, Penny Wendorff, Kenneth Harding, Holly Furlong Kelly Miller, Sheryl Wessels, Lori Peters, Debbie Compton; 2nd row: Ethel Persefield, Tony Marx, Todd Sol-lenberger, Louis Dalton, Joe Wyatt, Brian Weder, Lori Sollenberger, Ruth Harper, Rhonda Southwood, Rhonda Burgett, Pam Jones; Kneeling: Terri Hulen, Melody Carter, Becky Green, Eva Sandhagen, Tommy Shrearer, Steve Wiseman, Mike Richmond, Jim King, Penny Miller, Lynette Wright, Kris Wyman, Cindy Sau-erwein; Sitting: Allison Silman, Pam Hulen, Ken Yackley, Ernie Johnson, Jeff Challacombe, Tina Jones, Kris Whitmer, Jill DeVore, Rena Hacker (3). 119 Mi Bum« Uad Ud GUITARS Fonder □ Ovation LoP mii □ Yamaha Travis Bean □ Gretsch Rickenbacker □ Ibanez Talcamine □ Hohner Kramer DRUMS Rogers □ Ludwig Slingerland Tama □ Gre+sch PLUS Paiste Zildjian Cymbals AMPS P.A. SYSTEMS Yamaha □ Fender □ Crown □ Kustom □ E.V. 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Lawn Grooming jtferscn bonh MAIN BANK 124 S W ADAMS PLAZA TWO PERRY AT HAMILTON WISCONSIN PLAZA 2301 N WISCONSIN Member FDIC and the Peoria Community Vance Joe Weisbruch 9809 Fox Creek Farms Brimfield, IL6I5I7 | —444 9090 Flowers Plants Kyle Peters Ph.: 446 3591 Cauliflower Tomatoes • Peppers Egg Plant Lettuce Marigolds Pansies Petunias 138 INDEX Allen, Lisa (9) 2, 3,24, 47,87 Allen, Lorie (11) 3,81 Allen, Mary 21, 25,65 Anderson, Tim (10) 47,84 Arbogast, |oe (10) 26,84 Arnold, Cathy 28, 54,65,89 Beard, Roger 65 Blankenship, Sheila (10) 21,84 Bledsoe, Sue 19,21, 25,32,44,65,66 Bledsoe, Tom (9) 23,47,87 Boise, Kevin (10) 84 Boland, Dave 26,65 Boland, Mary (11) 21, 47,80, 81 Boord, Tim 65 Bottenberg, Clint (9) 23,26, 32,86,87 Bridsonjo 18,21,25,65 Burdett, Holly (11) 19, 21,39,81,89 Burdett, Sue 3,21,26, 29,65 Burgett, leri (11) 24,81 Burrows, Marsha (11) 19,21,24, 39, 52,81,86 Carlson, Dave 26,27,68 Carlton, Cheryl 64,68,89 Carmody, Don 68 Carmody, Jeff (11) 26,81 Carroll, Diana 19, 20,29,66,69 Carroll, Marsha (10) 18,20, 28,83,84 Challacombe, Karen (11) 21,60,81 Christy, Janet (9) 21,24,87 Christy, jeanie (11) 19,81 Cinnamon, Mary Ann 2,25, 42,43,44,47,69 Clark, Ginny (11)21,41,81 Claybaugh, Kim 3,19, 21, 32, 39, 47, 54, 58, 59,66, 71 Claybaugh, Tim (10) 2,24,26, 32, 34, 36,46, 52, 53, 83,84 Claybaugh, Todd (9) 26,87 Cler, Roberta (10) 84 Coe, Duane (10) 84 Cook, Bob (11) 2 Cook, Bobbi (9) 87 Coon, Brenda 21,25,69 Dean, Bob (11)81 Dean, Joyce (9) 86,87 Doering, Kim (11) 21,81 Dungan, Charlie (9) 24,87 Dunlap, Jeff (11)26,81 Dunn, Duane 36, 37,54,69, 71 Dunne, Brian (9) 18,87 Dunne, Jeanne (11)3,18,19,21,41, 58,80,81 Dunne, Tim 1,54,68,69 Eden, Tim 26,29 Edwards, Pam (11) 3,21,44, 47,80,81 Edwards, Scott (10) 47,84 Escobar, Rodrigo 21,46,60,68, 70 Farmer, Andy (9) Fields, Connie (11) 39,81 Fields, Renee 18,19,21,41, 44,66,68,71 Fletcher, Diane 25,64,69 Fletcher, Robert (9) 87 Fowler, Jim (11) 26,81 Frank, Edna (11)19,81 Furlong, Natalie (10) 18,24, 39,84 Gavin, Kenny (10) 18, 23,47,84 Gilles, Julie 19,21,69 Gilles, Karen (11) 21,81 Gilles, Paul (10) 26,84 Goetz, Chris (11) 19,21, 32,47,60, 70,77 Goulden, Doug (10) 23,32, 46,84 Green, Cindy (9) 24,87 Groeper, Robin (11) 18,19, 21,28,81 Groeper, Ron (9) 32,47,87 Hacker. Chris (10) 22, 39,84 Hanks, Joe (11) 18, 32, 33, 36, 37,46,81 Harmon, David (9) 18, 24,26,87 Harmon, Diane (9) 21,24,40,87 Harmon, Joyce 1,18,19,21,41,47,61,66,69, 71,80 Harper, Melonie (10) 20,24, 53,84 Henry, Carmon (9) 39,86,87 Herrmann, Doug (10) 83,84 Herrmann, Marvin 58,67, 72 Heubi, Joe (9) 23, 24, 50,87 Hibbert, Brad (10) 21,26,27, 32, 34, 35, 36,84 Hibbert, Brian 19, 26,66, 72 Hopkins, Janet 3,19,60,66, 72 Horton, Earl 73 Horton, Willie (9) 87 Hughart, Janice (11)18,19, 20, 24, 39,81 Humphrey, Mark (11) 18,26,81 Humphrey, Sharon (9) 24,42,43,47,87 Humphrey, Shelly (11) 19,44,81 139 Jarm, Robin 19, 73 johnson, Betty (10) 21,84 lohnson, Gary (9) 26,87 lohnson, Kelley (9) 21,24,40, 87 lohnson, Rick (10) 84 Johnston, Bonita 73 lones, Jesse (9) 87,89 Jones, Kari 21,22, 23, 39, 55,64,71, 72 Jones, K.C. (10) 28,83,84 Jones, Mike 26, 73 Kelch, Diane 18,19,66, 73 Keith, Joe (9) 21, 26,47,87 Kellstadt, Allan (10) 27,84 Kellstadt, Chuck 26, 27,60, 73,137 Kinney, Tami 28, 72 Kinney, Tom (11) 81 Koeppel, Kathy 2,18, 54,71, 72,89 Koeppel, Kelly (10) 21, 40, 83,84 Koeppel, Phil (11) 3,36,37,46, 80,81 Koonce, Jeff (9) 86, 88 Kristensen, Brad (9) 2, 24,87 Kristensen, Mike (10) 26,27,84 Krusa, Mike (10) 24, 53,84 Kukkonen, Hanna 19, 21,29,60, 70, 73 Lane, Richard 26,51,64,73 Lemke, Kenny (9) 87 Lint, Sue (11) 1,19, 21,41,81 Lockard, Jenny (10) 2,24,84 Mack, Gary (9) 3, 23,34,87 Mack, Steve (10) 20,21,34, 35, 36, 37, 84 Maher, Colleen (10) 20,21, 39,84 Maher, Danny 27, 73 Maher, Jeff (11)26, 27, 36,37,46,81 Maher, Tina (9) 18, 23, 24,42, 43,47, 50,87 Mangus, Karla (10) 2,84 Mangus, Sharon 25, 76 Martin, Michelle (10) 21,84 Martin, Mike (9)21,26,87 Mart luf, Kim 21, 25,64, 76,137 Marx, Debra (11) 19,21,39, 58,92 Mathews, td 2, 21, 36, 37,46, 54, 58, 59,64,69, 71, 76,86 Mathews, Mary (10) 1, 3,21,25,44,80,83,84 McCormick, Mitch (9) 87 McKown, Janet (9) 28, 40,44,47,88 McKown, Joanne (9) 28,40, 42, 44,45,47,88 McKown, Rodney (11) 26,32,33, 36, 37,46, 51,54 58,60, 80, 82, 86 Middleton, Scott (10) 3,21,26,83,85 Miller, Beth (11) 19, 21,82 Miller, Kathy (10) 2, 24,85,86 Miller, Kelly (9)21,41,80,82 Mills, Larry (9) Mills, Leanne (9) 3,25,28,88 Minor, David (10) 2,24,26, 53,85 Minor, Diane (11)2,19,20, 21, 24, 25,82 Molleck, Phil (11)82 Montag, Lynette 19,77 Moore, Teresa (10) 18, 21,28,85 Mordue, Keith 77 Nevells, Gregg 26, 36, 37, 54, 58, 77 Nevells, Lisa (11) 82 Nevells, Tracey (10) 3,26,85 North, Ken (10) O'Connell, Michelle 68, 76 Oppe, Lynn (9) 24, 88 Overlurf, Denise (9) 88,47 Overturf, Tim (10) 23, 47 Parkhill, Ken (10) 2, 24, 53,85 Parrish, Gary (11) 21,47,82 Parrish, Judy (9)21,86,88 Peters, Kyle (10) 20, 22,85,86 140 Peters, Mary Lou 19,21,76 Pelers, Rick (11) 26, 47, 58,82 Porter, Brian (10) 36,85 Porter, Cindy (9) 23,24, 50, 86,88 Powers, Amy (10) 3,8, 21,23, 44,85 Powers, Boh (11) 26,80,82 Reed, Glen (11) 82 Rr key. Chuc k (11) 26,82 Rickey, David (9) 26,88 Robinson, Steve 60, 76 Rozene, Colleen (9) 21,27,88 Russell, Julie (11) 82 Russell, Tom 26, 77 Ryan, Chris (9) 21, 32, 34, 35, 47,86, 88 Satterfield, |im (9) 88 Sauerwein, Walt (11) 26,27,82 Schmitt, Al (9) 26, 47 Schoch, Greg (11) 26,82 Scovil, Cindy (11) 28,47,82 Scovil, Ken (10) 85 Shipley, Barb (11) 21,82 Short, Mary Jo 5,44,45,71,77 Siegel, Russell (11) 26,82 Silman, Tom (11) 24,82 Sjodin, Gunnar 19,21,32,47,60, 70, 77 Slane, Debbie (10) 21,83,85 Slane, Diann (9)21,83,85 Sloan, Kelly 21,25,76 Sollenberger, Eric (10) 21,24, 26, 32, 34, 46, 47, 52, 54,85 Sollenberger, Jeff (9) 88 Sollenberger, Kurt (9) 24, 26, 32, 34, 47, 53, 86, 88 Sollenberger, Sue (10) 40,85 Southwood, David (10) 34, 35, 36,85 Southwood, Lisa (11) 82 Staley, Chris (10) 21,26,27,85 Staley, Jeff (9) 88,47 Staley, Paula 20, 39,64,66,71, 76 Stenger, Cindy (10) 54,85 Stenger, Pam 21, 39, 54,71, 76,80 Stenger, Terri (11) 21,25,82 Stokoe, Barb (9) 21, 24,86,88 Stokoe, David (11) 23,82 Stokoe, Don (10) 21,46,85 Stone, Jim (9) 26,88 Stone, Leslie (11)19,42,80,82 Streitmatter, David (10) 26, 46,85 Streitmatter, Marlise 1,13,18,19,20, 21,61,66,67, Sulaski, Curt (11)24, 50,88 Thom, Connie (11) 19,21,28,82 Thom, Doug (10) 85 Thompson, Sue (9) 21,42,43,47,86,88 Truitt, John (9) 26 Wagner, Ed 21,26 Wagner, Jana (10) 21,23,80,85 Wagner, Jim (10) 21,32, 34,85 Wagoner, Jeff (9) 3, 88 Ward, Becky (10) 32,85 Weisbruch, Vance 1,18,20, 25,26, 28,55,77 Weller, Kim (11) 1, 2,3,19, 21, 22, 39, 54, 80,82 Weller, Steve (10) 21,26, 34,83,85 Wells, Rick (11) 26,82 Wells, Sean (9) 26,88 Whittaker, Scott (9) 2,21,24, 32, 52,86,88 Whitmer, Scott (10) 85 Whitmore, Charlotte (9) 88 Wieda, Krystal (9) 21,47,88 Wiseman, Chuck (11) 19,82 Woder, Dawn (9) 23,25,88 Woder, Sherry (9) 23, 28,88 Wright, Mark (10) 23,85 Wyman, Julie (9) 24,42,47, 50, 54,88 v 141 Autographs f