Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

CHIEFTAIN Brimfield Commu Brimfield, Illinois Volume 83 Table of Contents Introduction 2 Energy Drive 75 Dedication 4 Active Participation 95 Support and Motivation 5 Index 120 Individuality 17 Advertising 123 Pep Spirit 63 INTO THE EIGHTIES ... and looking forward to the upcoming decade with enthusiasm New ideas are just waiting to be discovered and new goals will be set But they won't be met unless people strive to achieve them It everyone works together, there is no limit to what can be accomplished Things all begin with education at home and at school Parents and teachers give support and motivation. The individuality of the students adds life, excitement, and constant surprises. Everyone's active participation works to get things accomplished. The energy and drive of the athletes makes us all want to work harder SUPPORT AND MOTIVATION THE SCHOOL BOARD WORKS HARD The 1980 School Board is led by Gene Coyle, the board's president. The Board has done quite a bit for the Brimfield school district, such as settling the two week long teacher's strike in October. Congratulations to the Board members and keep up the good work!! The 1980 members are (1) Front row, left to right: Mary Sloan (secretary), Peggy Powers, Kathy Sherman; back row: Ken Johnson, Gene Coyle, Pete Cahill and George Bottenberg. 6 DISTRICT HAS NEW SUPER. .. Brimfield School District 309 welcomes a new member to the administration: Mr. Donald L. Robinson (3,4) who comes to us from Mackinaw Mr Robinson is a native of the Peoria area and loves the small school atmosphere Mr Robinson also has spent 11 years in a school system and hopes to be involved with schooling for many more years. Good luck Mr. Robinson1 Secretary Nancy Helms (2), helped Mr. Robinson get acquainted with the Brimfield system and assists him in almost all the other school business. Congratulations Mrs. Helms! 7 ADMINISTRATION TAKES CONTROL Keeping the roof on the high school is principal Mr. Mathews (3). Helping him keep the roof on is Mrs. Nan Korondi (2) the high school secretary. While Mr. Mathews and Mrs. Korondi keep things going at the high school, Mr. James Griner (4) keeps things in order at the grade school. Helping Mr. Griner with grade school matters is Mrs. Chris Bosch (1). Both Mr. Griner and Mr Mathews are commended for a super job done. Mrs. Bosch and Mrs. Korondi also are commended for the help both of them have given to both Mr. Griner and Mr. Mathews plus the students. CONGRATULATIONS!! 8 Debra Austin Unit Music THE FACULTY IS A SUCCESS Sue Baida Unit Physical Education Bill Cinnamon Agriculture Diane Criswell English Jon Davis Ruth Duree May Flickenger Fifth Grade French Jr. High English Third Grade 9 Earl Foster Mathematics Mercia Fredrick Home Economics cs Lola Greenbaum English Norma Hanley Business 1 Jean Horsky Remedial Reading Arthur Howe Jr. High Science Ken Jessen Social Studies 10 Bernice Johnson Denise Joseph Karl Kasjens Second Grade First Grade Unit Band Radine Kellogg Science Floy Miller Second Grade Holly More Sixth Grade u Charles Sauerwem Biology and Drivers Ed Kathleen Seymour Fourth Grade Jane Snow Unit Librarian Shirley Sollenberger Fifth Grade 12 at? Bemadine Tucker Third Grade and Art Mary Ann While Helen Wilhoit Home Economics Fourth Grade The 1979-80 faculty members are to be applauded for a job well done. Although it has been an unusual year with an eight day teachers' strike, our teachers are to be commended for their efforts once school was going again. Not only for their teaching, but many teachers should be praised for the extra jobs such as being a class sponsor, driving a school bus, coaching, or even being a judge at a pep assembly or science fair. Thank you, teachers, for a job well done A special welcome goes to Mrs. Karen Hudson (2) who watched over all of Mrs. White's classes while she was on a leave of absence. Mrs. Holly More was also gone, leaving her sixth grade class in the capable hands of Mrs. Shirley Keithley (1)- The two absent teachers have congratulations coming for the births of their new babies Mrs White has a new son, Derek, and Mrs More has a new son named Zachary. 13 AIDES TO EDUCATION We were fortunate this year to have such fine help for our teachers in the persons of teacher aides Carolyn Hasselbacher (3), Kathy Neys (4), Jeanne Potosky, and Annette Doughty In supportive as well as learning roles were our student teachers Barbara Krider (2) for Mrs. Miller, Vickie Manus (1) for Mrs. Sollenberger, Connie Wight (not pictured) with Mrs. Flickenger, and Stan McClasson (5) with Mr. Jessen at the high school. (Ya'II come back now!) u No school can properly function without the skills and services of its good cooks and excellent custodians Brimfield is fortunate in its personnel in these positions. Walt Whitson (6) and Leland Morse (10) and Henry Groeper (not pictured) have been kept more than busy cleaning up after us all. Mrs. Mary Boord (not pictured ) has been their back-up.” In the kitchen, head cook Mary Knowles (8), with the aid of her handy helpers Connie Marsh (9) and Carol Paul (7) create good and nutritious lunches for more than 300 students every day. Aren't you glad you don’t have to do the dishes9 We owe them more than just a thank-you, don’t forget to tell them1 BUS SERVICE FOR 45 YEARS Brimfield schools started out with one bus (running two routes each morning and evening) in 1935. Today we have nine regular buses, kindergarten and special education buses. This year’s Chieftain staff thought it was about time we recognized those indispensible people who get us to and from school come rain, sunshine or snow. Thanks to these faithful folks! Without them, how would we ever get to all those ball games and special events? Our current drivers include Anita Silman (1), Willard Clark, Janet Russell (5), Carl McCoy (2), Sharon Rozene (4), four teachers (3) Bill Cinnamon, Charlie Sauerwein, Earl Foster, and Ken Jessen. Not pictured are Shirley Cinnamon, Arlene Hasty, Ramona Heinz, Zelma Jones, Norma Koehl, Roger Smith, and Louise Siegel Bus fleet owner Willard Hassel-bacher, his son Kevin, and Barbara Smith serve as substitute drivers when they're needed 16 17 CLASS OF 1980: “DECENT!” Lorie Allen Bjorn Bakka Jerri Marsha Burgett Burrows Karen Challacombe Jeanne Christy Ginny Clark Bob Kim Jeffery Dean Doering Dunlap Jeff Carmody HANKS LEADS SENIORS Leading the Senior class in their final days at B.H.S are class officers left to right: Bob Powers, Treasurer: Rick Peters, Secretary; Rod McKown, Vice-President; and Joe Hanks, President. In their last days and months, the Seniors proved that they were still goin strong! Janice Hughart (1) shows how well she eats while Leslie Stone (2) introduces her friend to everyone. Pam Edwards and Buddy Koeppel (3) demonstrate their dancing abilities while Beth Miller (4) poses for her picture. Giving evidence that 8th hour Senior girls wear the best looking socks around are clockwise Terri Stenger, Mary Boland, Leslie Stone, Kim Doering, and Diane B.H.S. HOSTS FOREIGN STUDENTS Again this year, Brimfield was honored to have two toreign exchange students in the district Residing with the Burdett tamily was Lena Brynildsen (1,2) trom Sweden. Staying with the Coe tamily was Bjbrn Bakka (3,4,5) trom Norway. The new experiences they had wiil be with them a lifetime Jeanne Dunne J Pamela Edwards Connie Fields Scott Karen Chris Gardner Gilles Goetz Robin Groeper Joe Hanks Janice Hug hart Mark Humphrey Shelly Barb Tom Humphrey Kelch Kinney MARSHA BURROWS RECEIVES DAR — GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Marsha Burrows, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Burrows of rural Brimfield, was chosen as the recipient of the DAR — Good Citizenship award. Active in the Pom-Pon squad, National Honor Society, Student Council and the Music Department, Marsha has shown herself to be worthy of this award. 24 JANICE HEADS TOP TEN Leading the Class of 1980 academically, Janice Hughart (1) ended her four years af B H S with a perfect grade point average of 11.000. Salutatorian Robin Groeper (2) had a grade point average of 10.787 Ranking 3rd, Debra Fourdyce holds a 10.648 gpa (3). The other top ten Seniors in descending rank include Marsha Burrows (4) with 9.904; Chris Goetz (5) with 9.621; Bambi Wineland (6) with 9.575; Leslie Stone (7) with 9.382; Diane Minor (8) with 9.314; Kim Weller (9) with 9.281; and Chuck Wiseman (10) with 9.272 Rodney McKown Kelly Diane Miller Minor Phil Lisa Molleck Nevells Gary Parrish Rick Peters h|i Lori Allen Pep Club 1.2. 3,4 Bjdrn Bakka F F A 4 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club 1 TT om-Ponjfsqu ' Spanish glub| Homecoming At Cafeteria Help 2| Sofoajl 2. 3. 4 ' Class President 1 Graduation Marshall 3 Jeame Christy Office Help 4 Spanish Club 3’ Cafeteria Hein 1® National Honor Society 3.4 Cafeteria Help 1 Scott Gardner GrdSS Country 4 Basketball 4 si Lena Brymldsen National Honor Pep Club 4 pamsh Club 4 French Club 4 piety 4 2.3.4 Secretary 1 Help 4 Chns Goetz I J4ational Honor Society 3,4 ass President 3 Student Council 12 4 Secretary 4 ■ Pom-Pon Squad 2,3. 4 Secretary 4 French Club 1,2 Vice-President 2 Chorus 1. 2 Pep Club 1 2 34 Holly 1 Fre Pom-Pon T, 3 Nationa Honor Society 3, 4 Cafeteria Help 3 Student Council: Pep Club 1,2. Class Secretary Jerri Burgett Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Cafeteria Help 2 Pep Club 8. 4 Softball A Marsha Bu-rows £: Pom-Pon Squad 1.2.U3, 4 ( Cap� ain3 aptain 4 Nafional'Honor Society 3; 4 Student Council 2 , Band ' 2. 3,4 Chor ,3,4 PepC it 1. 2,3,4 Spamsn Club 3,4 Girls' Track 3 Jeff Carmody F.F.A. 2 Jeanne Uunne Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Student Council 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 National Honor Society 3 4 rhtetic Club 1,2.3, 4 Year! ok 4 Pepujjb 3.4 • Aide 3 I i EtNvar Karen Challacombe Pep Club 2. 3,4 Student Council 1, 2,4 m Edwards Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2. 3 Student Council 4 Softball 2,3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Connie Fields Pom-Pon Squad 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 4 JP President 4 r horus 1,4. reside4 HCr«edra Jerij Yearbook 4 ■ Office Help] Pep Club ■ Band 1 Jin ; owler [f FFA I |f Student ■ Pep Cl j Jna Frank Spanish Office Help 4 Librarian 1,2 28 ■ V- ' i Robin IMf A District' espial 2,3 4 Chorus 1,2. National Hcnor fcciiety 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Office Help 4 Student Librarian 1 2. 3 .Student Council 3 Girls T k 3 Joe Hankr Baiklfhaii 1.2.3.4 rossCounlry 1 3, 4 lirack 1,2, 3 4 Baseball 1 M Class ■’ feas J Clas; ,.dent4 Pep QKjb 4 I Student Council 3 Homecoming Attendar I 2 Homecoming King 4 Janice Hughart Pom-Pon Squad 2,3, ■ National Honor Society 3. 4 Yearbook ? 3, 4 Editor 4 Student ( ouncil 3 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Ch us 1,2, 4 Spanish Club 2,4 Class President 2 Pe: Club 2, 3 I lark Humphrey F.hA. 1.2,3. 4 Student Council 3, 4 President 4 m Homecoming Attendant 4 ly Humphrey Basketball 1.2.3,4 ftbaii 2.4 tional Honor Society 3, 4 pCIubl 2 renct Club 1 Ketch ft ; Uebby Marx (Fourdyce) Pep Club 1,2, 3. 4 Nation orioi Soc ty 3, 4 Pom-Ponfeguad 2, 3 Mascot 4 bdn fcL2-3, 4 ,3. 4 and 4 trc Keicn IPepClubl OtticIVelp 3.1 u Beth ller SpdhishClubt.r2 3 ■i Pep Club 1.2. 3 J National Honor Society 3? 4 Librarian 1 Chorus 2 ••Bud Koeppel ■ Basketball 1.2.3 4 fVF A. 1 frbck 3, 4 Qroe: Country 1.2 Slfidr’nt ConnCil F 1 Athleti Club 1 2.3 4 Pep flub 1.1.3 National Honor Society 3 4 ' Kelly Miller Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1 2.3. 4 Homecoming Attendant 4| Spanish Club 1,2 a . mFFA Li Diane Minor National Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Co-Editor 4 Office Help 3 Librarian 1 Spanish Eli Pep Club 3, ‘ Choru82. 3, 4 IMEA District Festival 2, 3.4 Spanish Club 3 Pep Orb 4 Cafeteria He Barb Shipley Librarian fm V Pep Club 1.2,3,4 W Home Ec Assistant Russ Siegel -F.F.A. 172,3,4 tudent Council ketball 1 •r Phil Molleck F.F.A. 1.2 3.4 Basketball 1 Attendant3, larshall 3 Bit Maher asketbalk .FA 1, T reasur SentmeB I PresiC' nt4 (Pep Club 3M y-toinecorriipy Attendant 4 Track 3,4 AtTiiel] 2.3 4 Gary Parrish F.F.A. 2 Basketball 2. 4 Baseball 3. 4 Pep Club 3,4 Rick Peters Baseba|3. 4 ' F.F.A. 2. 3. 4 Class Secretary 4 Chuck Rickey F.F.A 1,2, 3, 4 French Club 3 Student Council 4 Walt Sauerwein F.F.A. 2,3.4 Sentinel 3 Reporter 4 resident 1 Attendant 1 Homeo Chorus 1 F.F.A. 2 Pep Club 3. 4 BoffiaeVlelp 3. 4 f Pqfh-Pon Squad 4 Dave Stokoe French Club 3 esiie Stone National Honor Society 3, 4 Chorus 1 Basketball 3 R v Wells F .F.A. 2,3,4 Basketball 3. 4 Basketball 2 Bambi Winelanc Cheerleader 2 3, 4 Fellowship of Christian Athlete Beta 1 Class Officer 1,2.3,4 Homecoming Attendant 3 National Honor Society 4 fete Charles Wiseman F.F.A. 1,2,3.4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 29 f Richard Bambi Charles Wells Wineland Wiseman 31 Pick of the Flicks 1. Smokey and the Bandit 2. Animal House 3. Rocky 4. Halloween 5. “10” Blondes Have More Fun Soaring Super Stars 1. Aerosmith 2. Cheap Trick 3. Barbra Streisand 4. Molly Hatchet 5. Bee Gees 32 Satisfying Soaps 1. General Hospital 2. Days of Our Lives 3. Soap 4. All My Children 5. The Young and the Restless INDIANS’ OPINIONS Tops on the Tube A poll was taken of all BHS students to discover their favorites and their ideas on certain subjects. Many things were revealed on the survey. Hard rock groups dominated the music scene, large gas guzzling cars were preferred over smaller economical cars, and blondes are preferred over brunettes or redheads 1. California Fever 2. Dukes of Hazzard 3. Saturday Night Live 4. Mork and Mindy 5. Eight Is Enough 33 JUNIORS HAVE “CLASS” Anderson, Tim Arbogast, Joe Blankenship, Sheila Boise, Kevin Carroll, Marsha Claudin, Kim Claybaugh, Tim Cler, Roberta Coe, Duane Edwards, Scott Furlong, Natalie Gavin, Kenny Gilles, Paul Goulden, Doug Hacker, Chris Hanley, Dean Harper, Melonie Hemp, Chris Herrmann, Doug Hibbert, Brad Mangus, Karla Marlin, Michelle Mathews, Mary Middleton, Scott Miller, Kathy Minor, David Moore, Teresa Nevells, Tracey Overturf, Tim Parkhill, Ken Peters, Kyle Porter, Brian Powers, Amy Scovil, Ken Slane. Debbie Sollenberger, Eric 35 Sollenberger, Sue Staley, Chris Stenger, Cindy Stokoe, Don Streitmatter, David Wagner, Jana Wagner, Jim Weller, Steve Whitmer, Scott Wright, Mark Serving as junior class oflicers are Eric Sollenberger Treasurer, Tim Claybaugh, Secretary, Scott Middleton. Vice-President, and Colleen Maher, President. (1) SUPER SOPHOMORES: WE ARE MOVING UP IN THE WORLD 37 Green, Cynthia Groeper, Ron Harmon, David Harmon, Diane Henry, Carmon Heubi. Joe Hiatt, Lonnie Horton, Willie Humphrey, Sharon Johnson, Gary Johnson, Kelley Jones, Jesse Kelch, Alan Kreiter, Kevin Kristensen Brad Lemke, Ken Maher, Tina Martin, Mike McCormick, Mitch McKown, Janet McKown, Joanne Mills, Larry Mills, Leanne Morrow. Doug North, Ken Oppe, Lynn Overturf, Denise Parrish, Judy Porter, Cynthia Rickey, David Rozene, Colleen Ryan, Chris Satterfield, Jim Schmitt, Alan Shoop, Craig Slane, Diann Sollenberger. Jeff Sollenberger, Kurt Staley, Jeff Stokoe, Barb Stone, Jim Sulaski, Curt 38 Thompson. Susan , T| Truitt, John Wagoner. Jeff yM Walters. Jeff Wells. Sean HI i Whitmore. Charlotte Whittaker, Scott Wieda, Kristel Woder, Dawn Woder, Sherri Wyman, Julie Like the title of these pages states. The sophomores are moving up in the world.” We are a year older and a year smarter — I think Anyway we have a fresh start with new class officers, three of which are girls, giving us new ideas and opinions The officers are (1) Pres Brian Dunne; (2) VP Cindy Porter. (3) Sec Diane Harmon; (4)Treas Tina Maher We are trying to make the most of our school years, the stepping stones for ’ moving up in the world 39 FEARLESS FRESHMEN Baker, Tom Blankenship, Scott Bonds, David Boord, Terry Brakebill, Greg Carter, Melody Compton, Debbie Crowe, Steve Devore, Jeff Emken, Chuck Firmand, Brenda Foster, Todd Fourdyce, Tony Gavin, Roxanne Goulden, Julie Harding, Ken Heinz, Barb Heinz, Elizabeth Hicks, Julie Holmes, Karen 40 Horton, Robert Hulen, Pam Johnson, Linda Jones, Tony King, Patti Kingdon, Julie Korondi, Pete Krusa, Mark McCoy, Mark Mikrut, Chris Miller, Penny Miller, Teresa Minor, Mike Mordue, Heidi Neyes, David Peters, Arlene Peters, Lori Richmond, Mike Robinson, Neil Rose, Jett Russell, Mike Sauerwein, Cindy Sandhagen, Eva Silman, Allison 41 Spies, Monica Streitmatter, Wayne Wessels, Sheryl West, Jerry Wineland, Don Wright, Lynette Wyman, Kristie Yemm, Jeff 42 H. S. CAUGHT IN ACTION 8th: AN END A BEGINNING Amhurst, Daniel Baysinger, Tom Bess, Kim Bottenberg, Chuck Burgett, Rhonda Catt, Mike Challacombe, Jeff Copeland, Mark Dalton, Louis DeVore, Jill Eberle, Marvin Farmer, Kim Furlong, Holly Green, Becky Hacker, Rena Harper, Ruth Hauk, Richard Henry, Tim Hulen, Teresa Humphrey, Mike Johnson, Ernie Jones, Pam Jones, Tina King, Jim Koehl, Quint Kozeliski, Craig Lane, Ruth Lint, Mike Class Officers: President: Holly Furlong; Vice-President: Mike Humphrey; Secretary-Treasurer: Becky Green. Maher, Mark Middleton, Pat Miller, Kelley Mills, Sarah Paternoga, Annette Persefield, Ethel Ponzel, August Ryan, Craig Schubert, Richard Shearer, Tommy Shoop, Lisa Smith, David Sollenberger, Lori Sollenberger, Todd Stahl, Jett Streitmatter, Annette Thompson, Bill Uryasz, Carla Vogelsang, Sherri Wendorft, Penny Wessels, Steve Whitmer. Kris Wieda, Kelli Wiseman, Steve Woder, Brian Wyatt, Jett Wyatt, Joe Yackley, Ken 45 7th GRADERS START JR. HIGH Arnold, Jim Baptiste, John Berry, James Bessler, Chuck Bottenberg, Debbie Brakebill, Angela Carter, Wendell Cheney, Tammy Christy, Chuck Claudin, Kelley Collins, Lester Connelly, Ted Davis, Gary DeVore, Jimmy Dietrich, Margie Dunne, Jennifer Ellison, Greg Gardner. Mike Goben, Debbie Goetz, Wendy 46 Goodell, Scott Groeper. Roy Harper. Roberta Keithley, Scott Kellstadt, Tim Kirby, Lisa Koehl, Rodney Kristensen, Missy Kuhns, Mike Marvin, Michelle McKim. Melinda Miller, Karen Miller, Richard Miller, Tim Molleck, Teri-lin Molohon, Sherri Mueller. Mark O’Connell, Pat Reinhart, Angie Rickey, Jim Rose, Scott Ryan, David Sherman, Chris Shynk, Peter Steger, Bruce Stewart, Jani Streitmatter. Regina Sulaski, Sarah Terrebrood, Hank Wagoner, Barbie Wendorft, Jane West, Rose Wineland, Scott 6th GRADE: HALFWAY THERE; Archibald, Jamie Baptiste, Luke Baysinger, John Benson, Stephanie Berry, Robert Bonds, Keith Cahill, Christy Cook, Wendy Duckett, Jason Goulden. Brenda Hamm, Ronald Hartman, Scott Hasty, Bryon Henry, Carlson Herrmann, Brad Heubi, Bill Hiatt, Herbie Johnson, Jett Jones, Charlie Kellstadt, Steve Krider, Karen Little, Julie Loer, Dan Maher, Susan Mathis, Carl McKim, Susan TOO LATE TO LOOK BACK Minor, Jean Mueller, Cathy Pacey, Doug Parrish, Cheryl m Paternoga, Robert Peters, Kurt Reed, Sheryl Sandhagen, Troy Seamons, Lori Silman, Peter Smith, Mark Spies, Joe Stahl, Joan Streitmatter. Crystal Sulaski, Evan Teel, Todd Updyke, Stephanie Whitmer, Brian Wineland. Seth Yackley, Terri 49 WHAT DO THE 80’S Blundy, Jeff Bottenberg, Mary Carlton, Amy Cluskey, Debra Collins, Marke Copeland, David Dalton, Wendy Duckett, Julie Dunn, Angela Emken, Bruce Hamm, Thomas Hanssen, Dale Henry, Cory Howald, William Johnson, Joellyn Kell, John Kelly, Kimberly Keyt, Dan Kilpatrick, Billy Korondi, Gail 50 HOLD FOR 5th GRADE? Kreiter, Kim Kuhns, Heather Lemke, Susan Little, Steve Mangus, Nathan Martin, Lynn Marsh, Lisa Miller, Kris Mills, Stacey Mills, Vince Mobeck, John Neys, Pam Peters, Tina Porter, Denise Rachel, Susie Ralston, Dina Richmond, Mark Rogers, Nona Rose, Kim Semlow, Mark Shearer, Tiffany Steger, Kim Staley, Jesse Terrebrood, Janet Timmons, Bruce Tompkins, Pam Unkrich, Troy Wineland, Whitney Yemm, Brett Not Pictured: McMurtry, Kelly si 4th GRADERS: GETTIN’ INTO Barham, Scott Barnewolt, Jennifer Batts, Tina Binder, Tracy Boord. Stormy Bosch, Eric Bridson, Tony Challacombe, Kevin Claybaugh, Robbie Collins, Tranellie Compton, Chuck Curtis, Leslie Dalton, Eric Davis, Mandi Donaldson, Scotty Doughty, Mike Fletcher, Sheila Fuller, Mike Groeper, Russell Hartman, Steve Herman, Maureen Hiatt, Rodney Hotter, Christopher Johnson, Brian Johnson, Ellyn Keithley, Christine King, Chuck Kistner, Valerie Ledbetter, Melissa Lewis, Kim Ludolph, Mark Maher, David McCoy, Kathy Metzger, Trent THE SWING OF THINGS Mueller, Andy Miles, Jill Miller, Grant Mobeck, Eric Neys, Mike Parrish, Christy Pillman, Jennifer Reents, LeeAnn Rice, Tony Rosecrans, Jeffrey Rozene, Tal Scheffert, Ed Seamons, Shauna Semlow, Joey Sherman, Amy Silman, Edward Sollenberger, Lyle Sulaski, Erin Symonds, Cassie Teel, Timothy Truitt, Mike Updyke, Steve Walker, Shannon Weaver, Shelley White, Kristy Yeast, Michelle 53 THIRD GRADE Asbell, Robbie Bale, Cloey Bare, Carl Barton, “Trip Blundy, Jill Bosch, Steve Boseke, Caroline Bridson, Becky Burnett, Veda Carroll, Fred Davis, Delbert Doering, Chris Doubet, Lisa Doubet, Lori Downard, Danny Ernst, Glenda Firmand, Brian Geick, Greg m 14 Goben, LeeRae Griswold, Jeff Hanssen, Vernon Hartter, Erika Henry, Tom Hood, Angie Johnson, Keith Kiddy. L. J. Kline, Kim Knotts. Angela Krider, Kathy Lemke, Barbara “ONWARD AND UPWARD’’ Marlin, Lori Marvin, Jill Mathis, Jerry McKim, Michael McMurtry, Sean Mills, Lome Picture Not Available Mooberry, Todd Otto, Michelle Pillman, Richard Ponzel. Carla Porter, Angie Potosky, David Primm, Dorie Rachel, Stacey Roscrans, Brian Sandall, Cindy Seamons, Brett Shearer. Toby Siegel, Doug Smith, Anne Snider, Nancy Staley, Tom Streitmatter, Kathy Stuckey, Karrie Symonds, Becky Thompson, John Unkrich, Lynn Uryasz. Mike Walker, Tara Weller, Nikki 55 SECOND GRADE: Allen, Joey Anderson, Jenny Archibald, Tricia Asbell, Brian Baker, Scott Bess, Susan Binder, Tina Blackburn, Kara Blankenship, Jason Burkitt, Joey Catton, Chad Clark, Steve Cluskey, Susan Corlett, Mark Davis, Brodie Doubet, Angela Ericsson, Kristina Force, Erik Frank, Katrina Galligher, Michelle Gueber, Karl Hacker, Lori Hartman, Kristy Hasty, Tammy Herington, Nicchol Hill, Robert Howald, Eric Hudson, Kristina Jankoski, Timothy Jones, Robert Kell, Patrick Ketcham, Chrissy Kistner, David Knott, Irene Lockard, Sean Middleton, Scott Miles, Timmy Miller, Eric Miller, Jennifer Mills, Jason Paternoga, Joey J 1 56 “WE’RE ON OUR WAY.” FIRST GRADE: Allen, Stacie Arnold, Julie Ashbaugh, Jeftrey Barnewolt, Christopher Batts, Laura Boseke, Richard Brown, Billy Burkitt, Molly Cahill, Brian Carroll, Teresa Catton, Chet Clark, Laura Compton, Sam Conlee, Christopher Copeland, Erin Craig, Michael Davis, Tammie DeVries, Greg DeVries, Brian Dotson, Erica Doubet, Kimberley Doughty, Erik Dunn, Jennifer Ericsson, Elizabeth 58 “WE’RE MOVING UP j Gilles, Jeffrey Griswold. Andy Hasselbacher. Kyle Hasty. Lori Hermann. Michael Herrmann, Ross Johnson. Steven (Butch) Johnson. David Jordon, Rhonda Kantz, John Kingdon, Tracey Lewis, Kami Lovin, Keith Ludolph, Kevin Martin. Jeff McKown. Mike Meyer. Jennifer Miles, Jody Miller, Wendy Mooberry, Mark Ness, San6e Phillips, Adam Potosky, Valli Power, Michael Rice. Todd Seamons, Cheri Shoop. Amy Shotton, Jason Snider. Debbie Sollenberger, Rena Stahl, Danny Stewart, Claudine Streitmatter, Kent Taylor, Gerg Timmons. Heather Truitt, Jason Vogel, Misty Walker, Jaela Wallace, Jason Weaver, Jenny Weber. Angela Wertz, Jennifer 59 KINDERGARTEN: Abraham, Brian Anderson, Christopher Anderson, William Bare, Jeffrey Beam, Lisa Bohanan,Sarah Picture Not Available Boland, Philippe Burnett, James Cahill, Roderick Collins, Tyrolia Cramer, Brian Cramer, Danette ft ft _- Picture Not Available Cramer, Elizabeth Curtis, Robert Deding, Malissa Donaldson, Rodney Duff, Thomas Fabish, Kristin Force, Julie Fuller, Matthew Geick, Kristana Gueber, Cara Hamm, Heather Hanley, Curtis Hanna, Laura Heinz, Brian Heinz, Mitch Picture Picture Not Not Available Available 40 “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN” Heinz, Sarah Helms, Jeremy Henry, Teddy Howe, Shannon Johnson, Anne Marie Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Kevin Keach, Lawrence Knotts, Christine Kozeliski, Kristen Kuhns, Stephanie LaFollett, Eric Ledbetter, Matthew McKim, Shawn Metzger, Scott Reinhart, Brian Reynolds, Laura Ryan, Mark Sandall, Tracy Schmitt, Marne Schmitt, Stephen Seeker, Jill Seneca, Anthony Sollenberger. Matthew Staes. Timothy Stone. Eric Symonds, Brenda Tiezzi, Jacqueline Uryasz, Joanne 61 62 STUDENT COUNCIL: LEADS ALL Back row: Ken Gavin; Jeanne Dunne; Jim Fowler; Ken Harding; Kim Weller; Julie Wyman. Fourth row: Chuck Rickey; Russ Siegel; Eric Sollenberger; Brad Hibbert; Pam Edwards. Third row; David Harmon; Kurt Sollenberger; Mary Mathews; Mary Boland. Second row: Cindy Sauer-wein; Karen Challacombe, Vice President; Mark Humphrey, President; Chris Goetz, Secretary; Kathy Miller. First row: Janet McKown; Debbie Compton; Colleen Rozene. Below: Cindy Sauerwein, Pam Edwards, and Miss Roliardi (1) decorate tor Homecoming. Wiltred Het-zel (2) displays his shooting skill as Russ Siegel and Mary Mathews watch. 64 PEP CLUB ADDS EXCITEMENT Helping to promote spirit and add excitement at basketball games, track events, and cross country meets are the many members of the Brimfield Pep Club. Members of the 1979-80 year include Top row: (left to right) Lone Allen. Tom Bledsoe Lena Brymldsen. Holly Burdett Marsh Burrows. Marsha Carroll. Melody Carter. Karen Challacombe Ginny Clark. Kelly Miller. Jeff Maher, second row: Todd fclaybaugh Kim Doering. Jeanne Dunne. Brenda Firmand. Jim Fowler. Susan Lint. Karen Gilles Chris Goetz Julie Goulden. Joe Hanks. Diane Harmon. Colleen Maher. Eric Sollenberger third row: Barb Heinz. Beth Heinz. Betty Johnson. Joe Kelch, Michelle Martin. Brad Hibbert. Mike Martin. Brad Kristensen. Sheila Blankenship. Robin Groeper, Colleen Rozene. fourth row: Debbie Fourdyce, Mary Mathews. Janet McKown. Joanne McKown. Rod McKown. Scott Middleton. Leanne Mills. Diane Minor. Teresa Moore. Gary Parrish. Arlene Peters Lori Peters. Jerri Burnett, front row: Amy Powers. Mike Richmond. Alan Schmitt Cindy Scowl. Barb Shipley. Diann Slane. Chris Staley. Terri Stenger. Barb Stokoe. Don Stokoe. Kim Weller. Steve Weller. Sheryl Wessels. Patty King. Judy Parrish 65 J.V. CHEERLEADERS SHOW POTENTIAL This year’s J .V. cheerleaders have shown great leadership and enthusiasm at the pep rallies and basketball games (3). Also, these girls have worked hard to perfect their sidelines and center-floor cheers throughout the season (1). Members of this year's squad were: Diane Harmon, Kelly Johnson, Lori Peters, Melody Carter, JoAnn McKown, and Janet McKown (2). • r ' 4 - i 66 B.H.S. VARSITY AROUSE SPIRIT Being a cheerleader is a matter of enunciating clearly while screaming at the top of your lungs to your audience It also means always showing pride in your school and good sportsmanship at the games. The girls on the varsity squad were Kelly Koeppel, Kelly Miller, Jeanne Dunne, Debbie Fourdyce (mascot), Ginny Clark, Susan Lint, and Sue Sollenberger Great job, girls! 67 G.S. CHEERLEADERS LEAD SPIRIT Leading the cheers at the lightweight basketball games are: Rose West, Sarah Sulaski, Michelle Kristensen, Jennifer Dunne, Karen Miller, and Wendy Goetz. These girls have worked hard on their cheers and have shown much improvement this year (2). Promoting spirit and adding pep at the games are the girls on the heavyweight squad The squad consisted of: standing: Kelley Miller, Annette Paternoga, Terri Hulen; kneeling: Rhonda Burgett, Jill DeVore, and Ethel Persefield (1) The girls have done a great job urging their team on to victory. 68 INDIANETTES ADD CLASS TO HALFTIME As a member of the pom-pon squad, the girls had to make many sacri-ices such as routine drills, hours ot practice, and tired muscles. The ndianettes have performed a variety of routines this year as Mam Event, Get Off. Heaven Must Have Sent You, and Weekend during the nalftimes of the varsity games (3). Sponsor of the group was Kim Claybaugh (2) who did a great job with all the girls Members of the squad (4) were standing: Colleen Rozene, Chris Hacker, Sheila Blankenship, Teresa Moore, Chris Goetz, Mary Boland, Connie Fields, Janice Hughart, Carmon Henry sitting: Charlotte Whitmore, Colleen Maher, Terri Stenger, Holly Burdett, Kim Weller, Marsha Burrows, and Michelle Martin. Taking the place of Holly Burdett on the squad was Julie Goulden who did a great job of learning all the past routines. 69 SPIRIT WEEK EXCITES B.H.S. Homecoming week, as always, proved to be very interesting this year Many events were planned by Student Council. One of which was Famous Person Day. Only six people out of the student body were brave enough to dress, and the school was honored by the presence of former President Ford (Chris Ryan), the Famous Twins (Penny Miller and Lynette Wright), and by Teresa Moore and Kevin Kreiter who accepted the first place prizes as the Queen of England (2) and former President Nixon (1) respectively. 70 As the week went along more events took place Cowboy and Indian Day (6) had a great amount ot participation with Kelly Miller and Monica Spies taking first prize for their original costumes (3). The Student Council sponsored an ice-cream social that proved to be not only tasty but messy. (4) Also, near the close of the week the seniors really began to get into the spirit of things by painting posters and decorating the gym (5). First place in the poster contest was taken by the Freshman Class. Karen Challacombe looked like she was having fun while decorating the gym for the Homecoming dance (7). 71 HOME- COMING 1979-80 “BABE, I LOVE YOU” 72 Homecoming was held this year on Friday evening instead of the traditional Saturday evening so King Joe Hanks and Queen Jeanne Dunne (12) could reign over the game The gym decorated with red, white, and green streamers created a beautiful Christmas scene Also, for the first time the Student Council raffled off a luxurious limousine which was won by Brian Porter (13). The Homecoming Court consisted of Freshman attendants (7): Brenda Firmand and Mike Richmond Sophomore attendants (8) Cindy Porter and Brian Dunne, Junior attendants (9) Michelle Martin and Jim Wagner Senior candidates (1): Jeanne Dunne and Joe Hanks (2), Pam Edwards and Bud Koeppel (2), Kelly Miller and Jeff Maher (3), Mary Boland and Mark Humprey (4), and Kim Weller and Rod McKown (5). 73 CANDIDS AROUSE INTEREST Hey. I'm a wild and crazy guym So this is High School Check out the vivacious, eligible bachelorettes of the junior class Which one would you pick'? 74 No. these two guys are not asleep, they are just' feelm’ good' ENERGY DRIVE 80 75 LOOK OUT WORLD! For the third consecutive year, Brimfield's harriers went to State! In spite of a major injury to Doug Goulden (6), B.H.S. runners showed the world just how tough Indians can be Next years’ team has potential for another great season with the loss of only three seniors Rod McKown (1,9), Joe Hanks (5), and Scott Gardner Posing with their ribbons and first place plaque from the Monmouth Invitational (8) are team members back row: Coach Mike Pryor, Scott Blankenship, Clint Bottenberg, Ronnie Groeper, Steve Weller, Scott Middleton, Kurt Sollenberger, Chris Ryan, and Brad Hibbert; front row: Doug Goulden, Eric Sollenberger, Jim Wagner, Rodney McKown, Tim Claybaugh, Joe Hanks, Scott Whittaker, and Scott Gardner Brimfield beat arch-enemy former state champs Elmwood to win at Monmouth 77 With District and Sectional titles under their belts the harriers went on to win third place in the Super Sectional at Snag Creek Golf course in Low-Point Washburn. From there it was to State and twelfth place Last year Brimfield placed eighteenth — we’re movin' up! ON THE RUN! 78 SOCCER VOLLEYBALL SEASONS CUT SHORT The G.S soccer team players are Back row: Michael Lint, Steve Wessels, Tom Baysinger, Mark Copeland, Chuck Bottenberg, Steve Wiseman, Scott Smith, Rick Schubert, Jim King, Craig Kozelski, Quint Koehl, Louis Dalton, Ernie Johnson, Todd Sollenberger, Coach Davis, Roy Groeper, Pat O'Connell, Ted Connelly, Mike Kuhns, Tim Kellstadt, Robert Pater-noga, John Baysinger, Steve Kellstadt, David Ryan, Rick Miller, Rodney Koehl, Chuck Christy, Scott Wineland, Dale Hanson, Brett Yemm, Danny Keyt, Jeff Blundy, Bruce Emken, Jesse Staley, John Kell. The G.S. Volleyball team consisted of back row: Holly Furlong. Kelley Miller, Annette Paternoga, Ruth Harper, Terri Hulen, Ethel Persefield. Kelly Wieda second row: Sherri Vogelsang. Chris Whit-mer, Joellyn Johnson. Mary Bottenberg, Kim Kelly, Chris Miller front row: Jill Devore, Heather Kuhns, Denise Porter, Debbie Bottenberg, Debbie Cluskey. Both teams had extremely short seasons this year because of the two week's teachers' strike. It cut the soccer team to three games and the volleyball team to only two. 79 JV GIRLS HAVE TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW Led by freshman Arlene Peters, the lady Indians' Junior Varsity Basketball team consisted of: back row: Kris Wyman, Julie Wyman, Arlene Peters, Allison Silman front row: Tina Maher, and Melody Carter. • 4 so VARSITY GIRLS ARE 1 There's nothing like doing something for the very first time, especially when it's bringing home B.H S.’s first Girls' Sectional Championship (4)! But, then, we always knew Brimfield Indians were champions. Amy Powers (3) sports one of the Sectional game nets Coach Hart enjoys one of the several celebrations our girls had this winning season (2). Thanks to the enthusiastic fans during tournament rounds (1) Their spirit and support helped make our success even sweeter 81 SWEET SIXTEEN . . . Our girls varsity this year seemed destined to follow in the footsteps of the boys varsity team of last year. Both teams made it to the Sweet 16 and the boys to the Elite 8. The girls' bids for the Elite 8 were put down by a strong Bradford team and some missed freethrows. The team ended the season with a respectable 19 wins and 5 loss record. Our Champions are left to right, back to front: Shelly Humphrey, Tina Maher, Julie Wyman, Mary Mathews, Melody Carter, Coach Terry Hart, Pam Edwards, Janet McKown, Amy Powers, Arlene Peters, Joanne McKown. Robin iris 1980 Brimfield High Brimfield, IL Dec Dec Brimfield Round ob Brimfield Round 22 Jan 03 Peoria Heights Woodruff lllini Bluffs Peoria Christi3 6:30 12:00 JV only jn •:30 an Fi -Feb. 7 Feb. 11 Eeb. 14 Feb. 21 Feb,23 Feb 25 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mid Yates City Dunlap Peoria Heights Canton Neponset PrinceVflle Elmwood Green Valley T 6$. H T 6:, T 6:3 H 6:1 H 6:3(? JVi H 6:15 H 6:30 JV-V T 6:30 Vonly 82 TWICE IN A ROW • Action was the name of the game, and our lady Indians made it all happen Seen here are a few of the girls putting forth the efforts it took to win Pam Edwards (1) makes a winning free throw; Shelley Humphrey (2) in a pre-game warm-up; Pam, Tina Maher, and Julie Wyman wait for a rebound (5). If action was the name of the game, then celebration was the result This beautiful cake (3) was devoured in honor of the St Patrick's Day win at the Regional Tournament. Girls, we are very proud of you. Congratulations and just wait til next year! 83 G.S. GIRLS DISPLAY PROMISE Left to Right, Back to front: Lori Sol-lenberger, Sarah Mills, Jill DeVore Ruth Lane, Jennifer Dunne, Sherri Malahoun, Terri Yackley, Holly Furlong, Annette Streitmatter, Terri Hulen, Ethel Persefield, Ruth Harper, Kelley Miller, Not Pictured Jane Wendorf, Penny Wendorf G.S. BOYS’ TEAM SHOWS POWER Heavyweight (1): Back to front: Coach Gary Sullivan, Mark Copeland, Steve Wiseman, Scott Smith, Chris Sherman, Pat O'Connell, Roy Groeper, Scott Rose, Mike Lint, Tom Baysinaer, Chuck Bottenberg, Jeff , Challa-combe. Lightweight (2): Back row: Coach Gary Sullivan, Peter Silman, Quint Koehl, Mike Gardner, Mike Humphrey, Tim Kellstadt; Second row: Jamie Archibald, Robert Paternoga, John Baysinger, Kurt Peters, Dan Loer, Steve Wessels, Jim Rickey. The lightweight team gave it all they had and came up with a 4-8 season. We are looking forward to seeing you again next year. THEY’RE UP AND COMING The Brimfield J.V. basketball team had a good season. They were coached by Terry Hart (3). This was his first year as the J.V. coach. This year’s team showed a lot of talent, from left to right: kneeling: Ron Groeper, Robert Horton, Kevin Kreiter, Scott Whittaker, Chris Ryan, Scott Blankenship and Chuck Emken. standing: manager Brad Kristensen, Kurt Sollen- berger, Jerry West, Craig Shoop, Ken Harding, and Jim Satterfield (2). Kevin Kreiter shoots a free throw while Brad Dwyer looks on (4). 4 86 Brad Dwyer eyes the basket (5) while Chris Ryan shows a little emotiton on the court (6). Scott Whjtaker, Robert Horton, Ron Groeper, Kevin Kreiter, Chris Ryan, and Brad Dwyer listen diligently, as the rest of the players look on (7), Meanwhile Scott Whittaker shows his great jumping ability at the start of a game (8). Robert Horton takes a freethrow shot, as Ron Groeper and Chris Ryan wait for the rebound (9). 87 LED BY NEW COACH VARSITY The varsity basketball team was led by a new coach this year. Mike Pryor led the team to 16 victories with only 11 defeats, not a bad year's work. Two of Brimfield senior guards Rod McKown and Joe Hanks received honorable mention for the Illinois All-State team in the Chicago Sun Times. Tim Claybaugh, Phil (Bud) Koeppel and Joe Hanks clap during the pre-game warm up (1). On the defensive end of the court Rod McKown and Pete Korondi guard an opposing player. Joe Hanks, Phil Koeppel, and Tim Claybaugh await the rebound (3). On offense Joe Hanks rises for a jump shot as Dave Streitmatter awaits the rebound (4). This years varsity team consists ot the following players. From left to right, kneeling: Rodney McKown, Phil Koep-pel, Kevin Kreiter, Tim Clay-baugh, Chris Ryan, and Jim Wagner standing: Joe Hanks, Jeff Maher, Brad Hib-bert, Pete Korondi, Dave Stre-itmatter, Scott Gardner, and Scott Whittaker (1). Joe Hanks takes a free-throw shot during a game (5). The team warms up before a big game (6). Jeff Maher jumps center as Tim Clay-baugh watches the action (4). 89 B.H.S. BOYS’ TRACK RUNNING HARD 90 Although they were small in number, the Boys High School Track Team had a fine season. This year the boys had to rely on their running events because they didn't have enough boys for the field events. Even with the lack of team members, Coach Terry Hart guided his team to some outstanding wins. At Tremont, the relay team consisting of Joe Hanks (7), Rodney McKown (1,3), Doug Goulden (6), and Scott Whittaker, set a 2-mile meet record. At the Avon relays the team finished third out of sixteen teams. The team had eight members this year (4) from left to right: Doug Goulden, Tim Clay-baugh, Rodney McKown, Scott Whittaker, Joe Hanks, Scott Blankenship and Ron Groeper (4). GRADE SCHOOLS SHOW PROMISE This year the BGS track team (1) did a fine job and have many good years ahead of them. The team was coached by Mrs. Stokes (5) and Mr. Davis. Ruth Persefield is shown here throwing the shot put (2). Scott Keithley shows his form in the long jump (6), while Terri Yackley attempts to clear the high jump bar. BALL TEAMS RALLY This year's BHS Girls' Softball team had a fine season. They were led to some remarkable upsets over Mid-State Ten teams by coach Sue Baida. The team is young and looking forward to more good seasons. Cindy Scovil is shown here (1) pitching while her teammates await the ball. Win or lose, the girls remain a close group as shown by Mary Mathews and Sheila Blankenship (2). This team consisted of BACK ROW, left to right: Diann Slane, Amy Powers, Michelle Beck, Sharon Humphrey, Shelly Humphrey, Denise Overturf, Cindy Scovil, and Sue Baida, FRONT ROW: Sheila Blankenship, Mary Mathews, Janet McKown, Krystal Wieda, Joanne McKown, and Arlene Peters. 92 FOR WINNING SEASONS This year the Boys’ Baseball team started out slow, but by the end of the season they proved their potential. The team pulled surprising upsets over Yates City and Princeville to place in the top four at the Regionals The BHS Boys’ team consists of the following players: BACK ROW, left to right: Jeff Maher, Scott Edwards, Rick Peters, Kenny Gavin, Doug Herrmann, Eric Sollenberger, Scott Middleton, Bud Wineland, and Ken Harding. FRONT ROW, Chris Ryan, Tim Overturf, Kurt Sollenberger, Craig Shoop, Clint Botten-berg, Kevin Kreiter, and Joe Ketch (1). Not pictured is Brad Dwyer. The team was coached by Gary Sullivan. 93 STUDENTS IN ACTION 94 ACTIVE PARTICIPATION 95 KIDS WORK BEHIND SCENES Thanks to the etficiency of these high school students who help the kitchen staff, the school’s meals are served promptly and smoothly. Volunteers are shown from left to right (1) Cindy Scovil, Sherry Woder, Kelly Miller. Brad Kristenson, Mike Martin, and Andy Farmer. Also doing their part to keep the school system running are those students who work in the offices. In the high school office are (2): Kim Doering, Connie Fields, Ginny Clark, Tina Maher, Cindy Porter, Kim Weller, Robin Groeper, Edna Frank, Dawn Woder, Amy Powers, and Mary Boland. Jeannie Christy (3) and Barb Heinz work in the grade school office. 96 Student librarians who help Miss Snow in the library include: Joanne McKown. Janet McKown, Joyce Dean, Kris Wyman and Julie Kingdom They have much to keep them busy with shelving books, checking out materials, and writing out overdue notices at the grade school as well as the high school. Their eftorts result in our libraries running more effectively and efficiently. Below are pictured members of the grade school's art club: Todd Sollenberger, Craig Ryan, Angie Reinhart, Jeff Stahl, Ruth Harper, Mark Maher, and (not pictured) Jane Wendorff Mrs. Bernadine Tucker serves as the club’s sponsor. B.H.S. ARTISTS DISPLAY TALENT Thanks to the efforts of the art class. Brimfield High School now sports a fresh paint job on the sidewalk and a BRIMFIELD sign on the grade school gym walls. The time, money, and work put into these projects were worthwhile sacrifices that the art class members seemed willing to make in order to contribute to the spirit and upkeep of our alma mater. Scott Whittaker, Steve Weller, Dave Stokoe, Ken Scovil, Debbie Compton, Tim Overturf, Kevin Boise, Monica Spies, Beth Miller, and Sherri Woder (1), work painstakingly on the sidewalk. Lettering the gym wall (2) are Tim Overturf, Mike Krusa, and Ken Scovil. Kevin Boise, Don Stokoe, John Truitt, Mike Krusa, Dave Stokoe, Steve Weller, and Tim Overturf (3) ham it up for the photographer. Dave Rickey and Jim Stone (4) add finishing touches. 98 JR. HIGH SCIENTISTS WIN AWARDS The efforts of the Jr. High students proved worthwhile as the judges at the science fair handed out ribbons right and left. Outstanding ratings were given to Scott Goodell and Soott Keithley for their “Bridges project and to Margie Dietrich and Debbie Goben for their work on “Identifying Minerals, to Lisa Kirby and Teri Molleck ( Acne ), and to Jim Arnold and Tim Kellstadt (5) for “Uses of Solar Energy Melinda McKim and Wendy Goetz (4), Rodney KoeTil (1) and Jim Rickey, Regina Streitmatter (2) and Jane Wendorff, and Chris Sherman (3) were just a few more of the participants who received first place ratings. ft ail experiment a I PURPOSE PROCEDURE results CONCLUSION 99 FUTURE FARMERS GAIN What would a farming community do without Future Farmer's? Brimfield's farmers from left to right are: Wayne Streitmatter, Dave Harmon, Paul Gilles, Joe Arbogast, Bjorn Bakka, Tracey Neveils, Mike Martin, Duane Coe, Chris Staley, Joe Heubi, Brad Kristensen, Andy Farmer, Dave Minor, Al Schmitt, Mark Humphrey, Clint Bottenberg, Chris Ryan, Kurt Sollenberger, Dave Rickey, Rick Peters, Jimmy Fowler, Mike Kirstensen, Gary Johnson, Al Kellstadt, Russ Siegel, Chuck Rickey, Don Stokoe, Joe Kelch, Eric Sollenberger, Colleen Roz-ene; Sponsor: Mr. Cinnamon, Dave Streitmatter, Tim Claybaugh, Jeff Maher, Walt Sauerwein, and Brad Hib-bert. Sporting their FFA jackets, the group’s presiding officers are: Secretary, Tim Claybaugh; President, Jeff Maher; Vice President, Dave Streitmatter; Reporter, Walt Sauerwein; Treasurer, Brad Hibbert. 100 RECOGNITION FOR THEMSELVES Colleen Rozene is the only girl in FFA, but she has shown that she can keep up with the boys by placing 8th Individual in Milk Judging (1). Among 14 schools, Brimfield won the Section V Land Use Contest with Eric Sollenberger coming in 1st for the 2nd consecutive year, Tim Claybaugh winning 2nd, and Dave Minor placing 3rd (2). In the Section V Foundation competition, Walt Sauerwein was the winner in Floriculture, Chuck Rickey winner in Outdoor Recreation (3), and Al Kellstadt winner in Crop Specialty (not pictured). February 18th through the 22nd was National FFA Week Brimfield's Chapter celebrated by wearing their jackets all week. Friday they even wore ties! President Jeff Maher and Vice President Dave Streitmatter appeared on Colleen Callihan's show to present her an award (4). CLUB DE ESPANOL Members are back row: Julie Wyman. Melody Carter. Lynette Wright. Penny Miller. Julie King-don. Lena Brymldsen. Barb Heinz. Pam Hulen. second row: Mrs Schnarr (advisor — 4), Kyle Peters. Betty Johnson. Colleen Maher. Janice Hughart. Marsha Burrows. Kim Weller. Allison Sil-man; front row: Mary Boland (vice-president and Student Council representative). Connie Fields (president). Chris Ryan, Sheila Blankenship (secretary-treasurer), Natalie Furlong, Debbie Slane. and Cindy Sauerwem 102 LE CERCLE FRANQAIS French Club members are Third Row: Oane Harmon Julie Goul-den. Michelle Marlin. Teresa Moore. Jana Wagner Ken Gavin. Second Row: E rb Stokoe. Jett Yemm. David Neys. Donald (Bud) Wineland, Mark Wright First Row: Pete Korondi. Lena Brymld-sen. Eric Sollenberger. David Bonds. Ken Harding. Mrs Durree (advisor — 4) Club Officers (5) are Jana Wagner (president). Lena Brymldsen (Vice-president). Teresa Moore (secretary). Michelle Martin (treasurer). Absent Eric Sollenberaer (Student Council representative) 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS members include Fourth Row: Lena Brymldsen, Holly Burdett. Debra Fourdyce. Bjorn Bakka. Jeanne Dunne. Tim Claybaugh. Susan Lint. Chuck Wiseman Third Row: Mike Kristensen. Beth Miller. Betty Johnson. Michelle Martin. Robin Groeper. Edna Frank. Shelly Humphrey Second Row: Leslie Stone. Diane Minor. Teresa Moore. Marsha Carroll. Sheila Blankenship. Colleen Maher. Kathy Miller. Melome Harper First Row: Janice Hughart. Amy Powers. Connie Fields. Eric Sollenber-ger. David Streitmatter. Kim Weller. Marsha Burrows. Chris Goetz Absent: Bambi Wine-land. Rick Wells. Jenny Lock-ard You Did What? One wild and crazy yearbook staff (1) did it again Did what? Put out another terrific yearbook of course1 During the year pressures got heavy, so no one should have been surprised at the strange actions of staffers . like Kathy Miller (2) volunteering to do the index or Steve Weller and Jenny Lockard (4) deciding who got to stay after school to write copy Our diplomatic Editor-in-Chief was Janice Hughart (6). She was assisted by photographers Brian Dunne (3), Connie Fields and Clint Bottenberg (8). Her imaginative staff (1) consisted of Colleen Rozene, Marsha Carroll, Melonie Harper, Karen Gilles, Debbie Slane, Diane Minor, Connie Fields, Steve Weller, Natalie Furlong, Clint Bottenberg, Kathy Miller, Brian Dunne, Kyle Peters, and (not pictured) Jenny Lockard Special credit goes to talented artist Jesse Jones for his artwork and graphics. His unique touch helped set off our book Trying to keep everyone on the job and doing their assignments correctly was the Chieftain’s advisor Miss Snow (5). It was hard going, but everyone pulled together to make this one of the best (and paid for) yearbooks ever' 105 B.G.S. MAKES MUSIC The musically gifted students of Brimfield Grade School show their abilities during the Fall Concert (1) while the Renegade band (a mixture of high and grade school students) perform at a game The Music Department this year, consists of 5th Grade Band: Amy Carlton, Angie Dunn, Kelli McMurtry, Stacey Mills, Pam Neys, Susie Rachel, Kim Rose, Tiffany Shearer, Kim Steger, Joellyn Johnson, Susan Lemke, Lisa Marsh, Denise Porter, Pam Tompkins, Jeff Blundy, William Howard, Debbie Cluskey, Bruce Timmons, Julie Duckett, John Kell, Kimberly Kelly, Mark Semlow, Mark Richmond. 6th Grade Band: Terri Yackley, Wendy Cook, Jean Minor, Joan Stahl, Brad Herrmann, Evan Sulaski, Luke Baptiste, Jason Duckett, Mark Smith, Brian Whitmer. Keith Bonds, Steve Kellstadt. Kurt Peters, Danny Loer Jr. High Band: Becky Green, Lisa Shoop, Sherri Molohon, Scott Keithly, Lisa Fisher, Holly Furlong, Kim Farmer, Rena Hacker, Ethel Persefield, Sarah Sulaski, Jennifer Dunne, Lori Sollenberger, Todd Sollenberger, Tim Kellstadt, Greg Ellison, John Baptiste, Jim Arnold, Wendell Carter, Ruth Harper, Mike Humphrey, Pat O’Connell, Marjorie Dietrich, Bobbi Harper, Scott Smith, Bruce Steger, David Ryan, Tom Shearer, Ken Yackley, Jim King, Tim Henry, Jeff Stahl, Peter Shynk, Jim Rickey The Renegade members are (1): J. Wyman, M Carter, A Silman, B. Heinz, L. Shoop, J. Hughart, T Miller, S. Humphrey, P King, K, Holmes, E. Sandhagen, H. Furlong, K Farmer, R. Hacker, E, Persefield, L Sollenberger, D. Fourdyce, M. Burrows, M Minor, T. Sollenberger. R. Harper, D. Minor, K. Sollenberger, K. Parkhill, K. Harding, D. Neys, T. Fourdyce, T Baker, E, Sollenberger T. Shearer, D. Ryan, J. Truitt, J. King, D, Harmon, C. Sauerwein, M Krusa, M Richmond, and D. Bonds. The 6th grade choir consists ot: J. Basinger, C. Cahill, K. Krider, J. Little, J. Minor, C. Mueller, C. Parrish, R. Patter-noga, C. Streitmatter, B. Whit-mer, J. Archibald, M. Smith, K. Peters, J. Duckett, B Goul-den, B Heubi, S McKim, D. Pacey, T. Sandhagen, L. Seamons, E. Sulaski, S. Updike, S. Wineland, T. Yack-ley, S. Maher. 107 BRIMFIELD MUSICIANS The Brimfield High School Choir consists of from left to right: C. Sulaski, T. Fourdyce, B Kris-tensen, M Minor, K. Harding, T. Claybaugh, M Martin, J. Heubi, K. Kreiter, K Sollenberger (student council representative), D Slane, J. Goul-den, M. Spies, M Mathews, J. Lockard, A Peters, L. Allen, C. Mikrut, D. Minor, J Burgett, L. Oppe, C. Whitmore, J, Kingdon, T. Miller, P King, R Groeper, D. Conptom, S. Humphrey, L. Johnson, B Heinz, S. Thompson, M Boland, M Carter, A. Silman, E. Sandhagen, P. Hulen, C. Sauerwein, M Martin, C. Sterger, C. Fields (president), D. Fourdyce, K. Holmes, J. Wyman, K Miller, M Richmond, M McCormidk, S. Whittaker (secretary). HARMONIZE The Junior High Choir consists of J. Arnold, D. Bottenberg, W Carter, J. Dunne, T. Kellstadt, M McKim, J. Stewart, T. Cheney, M Kristensen, M Mueller, R. Streitmatter, S. Sulaski, A Brakebill, R West, L Fisher, R Burgett, M Copeland, J DeVore, H. Furlong, B. Green, T. Hulen, J. King, A. Pater-noga. K Whitmer, J Wyatt, L. Shoop, S. Wiseman, K. Bess, J. Challaconbe, R Hacker, M. Humphrey, E. Johnson, K Miller, S Mills, E Persefield, C. Ryan, T Shearer, T, Sollenberger. P. Wendorf, K Wieda, S. Vogelsang, J. Wyatt 109 BRIMFIELD STUDENTS The lights grew dim, the murmur in the audience became silent. The glow of the candles held by the H.S. girls' ensemble (8) lit up the entire gym. The evening brought out the true Christmas spirit in everyone. Many different carols were sung, from Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer by the kindergarten (9) to The Christmas Song by the High School Chorus (1)- First and second graders (6) also joined in the merriment. Sixth graders and fourth graders (12, 13) add their contribution to the concert. The junior high chorus (10) expressed their feelings in their songs. The band filled the gymnasium with the sound that is always associated with Christmas Kim Rose and Tiffany Shearer (7) concentrate to make the evening enjoyable. Brad Herrmann (5) plays his part in the role of the concert. Being careful so as not to miss their entrance, Louis Dalton, Mike Krusa, and David Bonds (4) pay strict attention to their music. Mrs. Sauerwein and her class (11) listen intently to the music performed that night. This year's stage decorations were large Christmas cards (3), beautifully done by the H.S. Art Class. They really added to the SDirit. no BRING JOY TO THE WORLD At the end of the program, the eyes of the young and old alike, lit up at the sight of Santa Claus. The kindergarteners enjoyed talking to Santa, as helper Jill Devore (2) passed out candy canes, and bid everyone a Merry Christmas. i This year's Spring Arts Festival took place on May 20. Along with the musical entertainment that evening art projects which were created by the H S. Art class were displayed in the cafeteria (3, 5, 6) The musical entertainment was provided by the beginning band (4. 12), the 6th grade band (1). 6th grade chorus (2), Jr High band (8), H.S. Girls Ensemble (10), HS Chorus (9). and H.S Band (7, 11). Awards were distributed to the students, and tokens of appreciation were given to the directors The H S. Chorus presented Mrs. Austin with a plant to express their thanks (13). It was truly an enjoyable evening for the art lovers in the Brimfield area MUSIC AND ART 112 FILL THE NIGHT 113 CLASS OF “84” TAKES THE STEP The class of 1984 takes a step forward. Their grade school days are behind them. Ahead are four years of high school in which they will grow and learn even more. Tom Baysinger, Scott Keithley, and Ernie Johnson seem to be happy to be taking that step. (3) Mike Humphrey (1) and Holly Furlong (4) speak for the eighth grade class at graduation. The junior high chorus (2) sang and the band also played 114 -if 4f Daniel Ashurst Thomas Baysinger Kimberly Bess Charles Bottenberg Rhonda Burgetl Jeff Challacombe Mark Copeland Jill DeVore m Marvin Eberle Kimberly Farmer Holly furlong Rebecca Grir Rena Hack Rufh Harper Ricky HauWL Timotiy Henry I Tere|p Hu I™ Mark Hump. Ernest John Pamela Jone Ijna Jones femes King Quint Koehl Ruth Lane Michael Lint Mark Maher Patrick Middletoi Kelley Miller Sarah Mills Annette Paternoga Ethel Persefield August Ponzel Craig Ryan Ricky Schubert Thomas Shearer Lise Shopp V David Smith Lori Sollenberger Jodd Sollenberger effrey Stahl Annette Streitmatter William Thompsoijoff Carla Uryasz Sherry Vogelsang Penny Wendortf Stephen Wessely • Kristina Whittier- . Kelli Wieda 1 Steven Wiseman , X BriafWoder Jef my Wyatt Joseph Wyatt Kenneth Yackley 115 ANIGHT TO REMEMBER “A Time For Us was the theme tor the 1979-80 prom. It was held at the Peoria Hilton with an attendance of over ninety students. Junior Class President, Colleen Maher (2). gave the traditional welcome speech which was followed by a tasty dinner enjoyed by the couples including Janice Hughart and Doug Goulden, Don Sto-koe and his date (5), and Ginny Clark and Phil Maher (10). When the crowning ceremony rolled around Rodney McKown was elected Prom King (1) and Junior Vice-President, Scott Middleton, crowned Kim Weller as the Prom Queen (3). Also, for the first time, the school selected princesses who were Bambi Wineland, Susan Lint, Terri Stenger, and Pam Edwards (4). 116 After the dinner, many of the couples danced to the delightful music of ‘'Joker (6, 9). Souvenir brandy snifters with remembrance booklets were available for all the couples (8). Finally, the dance ended around eleven, and all the couples went their separate ways that night for more fun. 117 BHS GRADUATES . . . Graduation requires much preparation. Mrs. Hanley lends a hand to help Debby Fourdyce pin on her flower (1). In their last hours as seniors, Rod McKown, Joe Hanks, and Phil Molleck zip up their gowns and get ready to walk in (2). Marshalls Cindy Stenger and Tim Claybaugh do a fine job leading in the soon-to-be graduates (3). After the invocation by Rev. Harding, the mixed chorus sang, followed by a solo by Diane Minor Robin Groeper (4) and Janice Hug-hart (5) gave their traditional salutatory and valedictory speeches respectively. Speeches were also given by foreign exchange students Lena Brynildsen (6), Brigitte Kleinjans, and BjOrn Bakka IIS HAVE MIXED EMOTIONS Senior class sponsors Mrs. Hanley and Mr. Jes-sen presented the awards to the top 10 seniors. Chuck Rickey won the Tom Harmon Memorial award, and Edna Frank received the Brimfield Bank Scholarship. The class of 1980, represented by class president Joe Hanks, presented Mr. Ken Jessen with a special award — a gold watch for his 25 years of service at B.H.S. (7). After receiving their diplomas, the graduates all seemed eager to file outside to be congratulated (8). Some tears were shed though as many said good-bye to high school friends which they might never see again. Graduation certainly is a time of mixed emotions. 119 A Allen, Lisa (10) 37,108.110, 113 Allen, Lori 2, 18, 65 Anderson, Tim (11) 17, 34 Arbogast, Joe (11) 34, 100 B Baker, Tom (9)2, 40,107 Bakka, Bjorn 18, 37, 100 104, 118 Beck, Michelle 92 Blankenship, Scott (9) 37 40, 63, 77, 86, 87, 90 Blankenship, Sheila (11)34 65, 69, 74,92, 104 Bledsoe, Tom (10) 37 65 101, 124 Board, Terry (9) 40 Boise, Kevin (11) 34, 98 Boland, Mary 2, 3, 18 20 23, 27, 32, 43, 64, 69, 72, 74 102, 108, 113,119, 124 Bonds. David (9) 40, 41 103, 107, 110 Bottenberg, Clint (10) 37 63,77, 93, 100, 101, 105, 124, 125 Brakebill, Greg (9) 40 Brynildsen, Lena 18, 65 71, 102,103, 104, 119 Burdett, Holly 18, 65, 69 104, 124 Burgett, Jerri 18, 65, 108 110, 113 Burrows, Marsha 2, 18 23 24, 25,65,69, 71, 102, 104 107. 124 c Carmer, Steve (9) Carmody, Jeff 19 Carroll, Marsha (11) 34 35 65, 74,105, 117 Carter, Melody (9) 40, 42 65, 66,82,102, 107, 108. 110, 113,125 Challacombe, Karen 19, 64, 65, 71 Christy, Janet (10) 37 Christy, Jeanne 19 Clark, Ginny 19, 65, 67 117 118,124 Claudin, Kim (11) 34, 74 Claybaugh, Tim (11) 17, 34, 36 77,88,89,90,100,104 108 113,117,118 Claybaugh, Todd (10) 37,65 Cler, Roberta (11) 34 Coe. Duane (11) 34,100 Compton, Debbie (9) 3 40 64 98,108,110,113 ' ' ' Crowe. Steve (9) 40 D Dean, Bob 19 Dean, Joyce (10)37,93 Devore, Jeff (9) 40 Doering, Kim 2. 19, 20, 26, 31 Dungan, Charles (10) 37 Dunlap, Jeff 19 Dunne, Brian (10) 37 39 43 70 73.100,105 ' ’ Dunne,Jeanne 22, 26 43 64 65.67.71.72,73,164,119 E Fletcher, Robert (10) 37 Foster, Todd (9)40 Fourdyce, Debra 25, 30, 65, 67, 104, 107, 108, 110, 113, 117, 118 Fourdyce, Tony (9) 40, 41,95, 108, 110 Fowler, Jim 22, 43, 64, 65. 100 Frank, Edna 22, 104 Furlong, Natalie (11)34, 102, 105 G Gardner, Scott 22, 31,77, 89 Gavin, Kenny (11) 34, 64, 93. 103 Gavin, Roxane (9) 40, 41 Gilles, Karen 22, 65,73,105, 124 Gilles, Paul (11) 34, 74, 100 Goetz, Chris 22, 25, 64, 65. 69, 104, 118 Goulden, Doug (11) 34, 76, 77, 90,117 Goulden, Julie (9) 40, 65, 103, 108, 113, 124 Green, Cindy (10) 38 Groeper, Robin 23, 25, 65. 90, 104, 108, 110, 113, 118, 123, 137 Groeper, Ron (10) 38, 77, 86, 87 H Edwards, Pam 20, 22 32 64 72,82,83,95, 116, 117’ iir 125 Edwards, Scott (11) 34. 93 117 Emken, Chuck (9) 40, 86, 87 F Farmer, Andy (10) 37,100, 124 Fields, Connie 26,43 74 63 69,95, 102, 104, 105 108 ' 110,113,124 ' ’ Firmand, Brenda (9) 40 4? 6 72, 73. 74 ' Hacker, Chris (11) 34,69 Hanks, Joe 4, 20, 23, 65, 69, 72, 73, 76, 77, 88, 89, 90. 118, 119 Hanley. Dean (11) 34 Harding, Ken (9) 2, 40, 64, 70, 71,86,87,93, 103, 107, 108. 110, 113 Harper, Melonie (11) 34, 74, 104, 105 Harmon, David (10) 2, 3,38, 64, 100, 107 Harmon, Diane (10) 38, 39, 65, 66,103 Heinz, Barb (9) 40, 65, 102 107 108,113 Heinz, Elizabeth (9) 40, 41,65 Hemp, Chris (11)34 Henry, Carmon (10) 38, 43, 69 Herrmann, Doug (11) 34, 93 Heubi, Joe (10) 2, 38, 71 100 108, 110, 113, 129 Hiatt, Lonnie (9) Hibbert, Brad (11) 26, 34, 36 43, 64, 65, 73, 77, 89, 100, 117 Hicks, Julie (9) 40 Holmes, Karen (9) 42,107,110, Horton, Robert (9) 40,86. 87 Horton, Willie (10) 38 Hughart, Janice 2, 20, 23 25 69,71,102.104,105,107 117, 118, 119, 124 125 Hulen, Pam(9)41,102 108 110 Humphrey, Mark 23 64 72 100 Humphrey. Sharon (10) 2 38 43. 92. 107, 108. 110. 113' Humphrey, Shelly 2, 23 82 92 104,124 J Johnson, Betty (11) 35, 65, 102, Johnson, Gary (10)38, 100 Johnson, Kelley (10)4, 38 63 66 Johnson, Linda (9)41,108 Jones, Jesse (10) 4, 38, 43 Jones, K. C (11)35 Jones, Tony (9)41 K Kelch, Barb 23 Kelch, Joe (10) 37,38 65 Q3 100, 101, 124 ' Kellstadt. Al (11)35. 100,117 King, Patty (9) 2,41,65, 107, 108, 110, 113 Kingdon, Julie (9) 41,42, 97, 102, 108, 110 Kinney, Tom 23 Koeppel, Buddy 4, 20, 26, 72, 88, 89, 95. 117 Koeppel, Kelley (11) 35, 67 Korondi, Pete (9) 41,88, 89, 103 Kreiter, Kevin (10) 38, 70, 73, 86,87,89,93, 108, 113 Kristensen, Brad (10) 38, 65, 86. 100, 108, 110, 113 Kristensen, Mike (11) 35, 70, 71, 100, 104 Krusa, Mark (9)41 Krusa, Mike (11)3, 35, 36, 98 107, 110 L Lemke, Ken (10) 38 Lint, Susan 26, 63, 64, 65, 67 71,104, 116, 119, 124, 125' Lockard, Jenniter (11) 35, 105. 108, 110, 113, 124 M Maher, Colleen (11)2, 35, 36 65,69,74,102.104,116 Maher, Jetf 4, 26, 32, 65. 72 89,93, 100, 119 Maher, Tina (10) 38, 39, 82, 83 Mangus, Karla (11)35, 123 Martin, Michelle (11) 35, 65 69 72,73,103,104,108,110 113 Martin, Mike (10) 38, 65, 100 108, 110, 113 Mathews, Mary (11) 35, 64 65 74,82,92, 108, 110, 113, 117 McCormick, Mitch (10) 38 110 113 McCoy, Mark (9) 40, 41 McKown, Janet (10) 38, 64 65 66, 82. 92, 97 McKown, Joanne (10) 38, 63 65, 66, 82, 92, 97 McKown, Rod 20, 26, 65, 72, 76, 77,88, 89,90, 116, 118, 119 Middleton, Scott (11) 35, 36, 65, 74,93, 116 Mikrut, Chris (9) 41, 108, 113 Miller, Beth 2, 20, 26,98, 104, 119 Miller, Kathy (11) 35, 64,95, 104, 105.110, 113,124 Miller, Kelly 2, 4, 17,26,65, 66, 67, 70, 71,72, 119 Miller, Penny (9) 41,70 Miller, Teresa (10) 2, 41,102, 107, 108, 110, 113 Mills, Larry (10) 38 Mills, Leanne (10) 3, 38, 65 Minor, David (11) 2, 35, 100, 107 Minor, Diane 2, 20, 25, 26, 27, 65, 104, 105, 108, 110, 113, 124 Minor, Mike (9) 41, 108, 113 Molleck, Phil 27,118 Moore, Teresa (11)35, 65, 69, 70, 74, 103,104, 124 Mordue, Heidi (9) 41,110 Morrow, Doug (10) 38 N Nevells, Lisa 2. 4, 27 Nevells, Tracey (11)35, 100 Neyes, David (9) 40, 41,103 North, Ken (10) 38 O Oppe. Lynn (10) 38,108.113 Overturt, Denise (10) 38,92 Overturt, Tim(11)35, 93, 98 P Parkhill, Ken (11) 35. 95, 107 Parrish, Gary 27, 65 Parrish, Judy (10) 38, 65 Peters, Arlene (9) 41,65, 80, 82, 92.108, 110,113 Peters, Kyle (11) 35,102,105, 129 Peters, Lori (9) 41,42, 65, 66, 73 Peters, Rick 20, 27, 30,32, 93, 100, 117 Porter, Brian (11) 35, 74 Porter, Cindy (10) 4, 37, 38, 39, 63, 72, 73 Powers, Amy (11) 34, 65, 74. 81, 82,92, 104,125 Powers, Bob 20, 27,100, 117, 119 R Reed, Glen 27,118 Richmond, Mike (9) 41,42, 65, 72,73, 107, 110, 113 Rickey, Chuck 27, 64, 100, 119 Rickey, Dave (10) 38, 98, 100 Robinsonif'Jeil (9) 41,113 Rose, Jeff (9) 41 Rozene, Colleen (10) 38,64, 65, 69,100,105 Russell, Mike (9) 41 Ryan, Chris (10) 38. 43, 70, 77, 86,87,89,93, 100, 102, 124 s Sandhagen, Eva(9)2, 41,107 108,113 Satterfield, Jim (10)37,38 86 87 Sauerwein, Cindy (9) 41,64 102,107, 108,110 Sauerwein, Walter 2, 30 74 100, 119 Schmitt, Al( 10) 38, 65, 100 101 124 Schoch, Greg 30, 32 Scovil, Cindy 2,30, 65, 92 Scovil, Ken (11) 35,98 Shipley, Barb 30, 65, 118 Shoop, Craig (10) 38, 86, 87,93 Siegel, Russ 2, 30, 64, 100,117 Silman, Allison (9) 2, 41,80, 102, 107, 108, 110, 113 Silman, Tom 2, 30,119 Slane, Debbie (11) 35, 102 Slane, Diane (10) 38,43, 65,92, 108,110,113 Sollenberger, Eric (11) 2, 34, 36, 64,65,71,74,77,93,100, 103, 104, 105, 107,113 Sollenberger, Jett (10) 38,39, 101 Sollenberger, Kurt (10) 2, 38, 39, 64,86,87, 93, 100,107, 108, 113 Sollenberger, Sue (11) 36, 67 Spies, Monica (9) 2, 42, 70, 71, 98, 108 Staley, Chris (11) 36,65,100, 129 Stenger, Cindy (11)36,103, 108, 110,113,117, 118 Stenger, Terri 2, 20, 30, 65, 69, 116, 117,124 Stokoe. Barb (10) 38, 65,103 Stokoe, Dave 31,98,137 Stokoe, Don (11) 36, 65, 98, 100, 117 Stone, Jim (10) 38, 98 Stone, Leslie 4, 20, 25, 31, 104 Streitmatter, David (11) 36, 88, 89, 100,104 Streitmatter, Wayne (9) 42 Sulaski, Curt (10) 38,86, 87, 108, 110,113 T Thom, Connie 31 Tompson. Sue (10) 37, 39,108, Truitt, John (10) 2, 37 39 43, 98,107 W Wagner, Jana (11) 36,103 Wagner. Jim (11) 36, 72, 73, 77, 89 Wagoner, Jett (10) 37, 39,43 Walters, Jeff (10) 39 Weller, Kim 2, 23, 25,31,64, 65,69, 72, 102, 104, 116 Weller, Steve (11) 2.4, 36.42, 65, 73, 77,98,105,117,124 Wells, Rick 31,118 Wells, Sean (10) 39, 74 Wessels, Sheryl (9) 42, 65 West, Jerry (9) 42, 86, 87,110 Whitmer, Scott (11)36 Whitmore, Charlotte (10) 39, 69, 108, 113 Whittaker, Scott (10) 39, 77, 86, 87,89,90, 98, 110, 113 Wieda, Kristel (10)37, 39, 92 Wineland, Bambi 4, 25, 31,116 Wmeland, Don (9) 42, 93,103 Wiseman, Chuck 25, 31,104 Woder, Dawn (10) 39 Woder, Sherri (10) 39, 98 Wright, Lynette (9) 42, 70, 102 Wright, Mark (11) 36, 103 Wyman, Julie (10) 2, 39, 64, 80, 82,83, 102, 107, 110, 113 Wyman, Kristia (9) 42, 80, 97, 110, 113 Yemm, Jeff (9) 42, 103 122 124 125 rrri r Hi rrrrrrr HORNBACK TRUCKING Brimfield, Illinois Phone: 446-9369 446-3 166 The Family of '81 Father Gipetto Mother Macca Amer and Almost Tough Crocker — Chico — Sambo Little Baby Maher BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF'81! 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Lorie Allen — mayor of Brimfield Bjorn Bakka — Norwegian ambassador to the United States Michelle Beck — pitcher for the New York Yankees Mary Boland — FBI undercover agent Lena Brynildsen — famous Swedish actress Holly Burdett — gypsy Jerri Burgett — owner of the Farmer’s Table restaurant Marsha Burrows — psychiatrist for the rest of the class of '80 Jeff Carmody — evangelist Karen Challacombe — truck driver Jeannie Christy — guest host on the tonight show Ginny Clark — head nurse on “General Hospital” Bob Dean — principal of a high school Kim Doering — census taker Jeff Dunlap — bald Jeanne Dunne — head nurse on “The Doctors” Pam Edwards — demolition derby driver Connie Fields — photographer for Playgirl Debby Fourdyce — living in a mansion inherited from a rich uncle in Hawaii Jim Fowler — United States senator Edna Frank—Avon lady Scott Gardner — sportscaster Karen Gilles — soda jerk Chris Goetz — 300 pound chef Robin Groeper — opera singer Joe Hanks — insurance salesman in Robards, Kentucky Janice Hughart — reconstruction engineer for DC 10’s Mark Humphrey.— owner of a tavern Shelly Humphrey — center for the Boston Celtics Barb Kelch — author of The Kelch Family Roots Tom Kinney — hermit on Mt. St. Helen's Brigette Kleinjans — still smiling Buddy Koeppel — model for Playgirl Susan Lint — professional hitwoman Jeff Maher — five time Indy 500 winner Rod McKown — president of Adidas, Inc. Beth Miller — groupie for Stilletto Kelly Miller — ex-Dallas Cowboy cheerleader Diane Minor — co-editor of the National Enquirer Phil Molleck — tree surgeon Lisa Nevells — writer of Harlequin romances Gary Parrish — professor of interpersonal relations at USC Rick Peters — on safari in Africa Bob Powers — drilling for oil in the Pacific Glen Reed — colonel in the U.S. Air Force Chuck Rickey — manager of Chuck’s Red and White Walter Sauerwein — sofa tester for Ethan Allan’s furniture Greg Schoch — lives with his harem in Saudi Arabia Cindy Scovil — travel agent Barb Shipley — owner of a chain of R and W’s Russ Siegel — owner of Russ’s Candy Machine Co. Tom Silman — understudy for Orson Wells Terri Stenger — nun Dave Stokoe — repainting the Sistine Chapel Leslie Stone — lead singer in a punk rock group Kim Weller — retired airline stewardess Rick Wells — forest ranger for Yellowstone National Park Bambi Wineland — hoopin' and hollerin’ on Hee Haw” Chuck Wiseman — 1999 Nobel Prize winner for his invention of the self flushing toilet Autographs T ylof Pub4i� h.r g Company