Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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 Hello, Brimfield High School.” This is a phrase used by office help all through the day. Besides answering the phone, they collect attendance slips and keep absentee records. In the fast food area, students help serve lunch during the first five periods of the day. Using the Dewey Decimal System to the best of their ability, the student librarians donate their free study hall periods to better the library as a whole. ®l|e King's Noblemen TOP LEFT: Future secretaries of America: Julie Goulden. Ruth Harper, |ane Schmitt. Julie Kingdom Beth Heinz. Rick Hauk. Ken Harding, and Wayne Streitmatter MIDDLE LEFT: Answering the phone in one of Jane Schmitt's more business like moments we discover her cheerful countenance MIDDLE RIGHT: Helping to check the books in and out and keeping things orderly are these certain aides: Kris Whitmer. Kelley Miller, Pam |ones. Tim Kellstadt. Tina Jones, and Cathy Mueller. Not pictured is Lori Seamons and Tammy Rahn. BOTTOM RIGHT: Food servers in this year's mess hall are Patty Tiff, Missy Kristensen. Scott Blankenship. Robert Paternoga, and Chuck Jones. 16

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 Tom Baker Inger Balmer Scott Blankenship Greg Brakebill David Bonds Terry Boord The world awaits the graduating class of 1983. They are bringing to a close their years at Brimfield High School, and opening the doors of the world outside. Nothing can stop these seniors on their roads to success, if they themselves will not give up. The future may look dim at times, but these graduates must push forward and take on the challenges that face them. The graduates of 1983 are not ending their lives; they've only just begun them. Melody Carter