Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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IT'S BEGINNING TQ L00K fl LOT LIKE G-HRISTMflS By Susan McKim One, two, and thraa, altogether now ..Mr. Camp (left) playing the piano, directing, and ainging right along. Mr. Camp can be credited tor composing and writing several ot the songs used. “I think I see Santa Claua flying over.” (below) It couldn't be... or could it? Sharpe, flats, quarter notes, chords or whole notes. You name it and they know how, when and where to play it, and in some cases where not to play it. Joan Stahl, Melinda McKim, Lisa Shoop and Christy Kunkle (left) all “played an important part in the program. Joan, Melinda, and Christy played the piano, while Lisa played a flute solo. Special Events — 27

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The night of December 20, 1983, was memorable for all the music lovers of Brimfield. It was the night of the Christmas musical. Over 1,000 proud parents, relatives, and friends of Brim-field Grade School students gathered to hear the product of the students' hard work. None of this would have been possible though, without the help and patience of the head of the vocal music department, Mr. Jim Camp. Thanks to him it was a huge success and everyone went away with at least a little more of the Christmas Spirit. When will it be our turn?” The star of the show (top) sit patiently, which is hard to do when there are only five more days till Christmas. The Jr. High chorus (center) donned their new vests and did their singing part very well. “I want ... Umm ... a Hot Wheels Spiral Speedway like the one on page 564 of the Sears Wish Book and ...” What would a Christmas program be without Santa Claus (right)? Here he listens to wishes with his helpers, the Cheerleaders. 26 — Special Events

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 LET'S HAVE fl PARTY by Kelley Miller During the school year Valentine’s Day is like an oasis in a desert. Around February things start getting pretty monotonous and Valentine’s Day gives the students a perfect excuse to have a party. From Kindergarteners to Seniors everybody likes to party. Most grade schoolers have parties in their homerooms to celebrate February 14th. They decorate boxes and pass out valentines to each other. Room-mothers bring treats of candy and cake so the kids can “pig-out” and play games. The Jr. High joined in the fun by decorating the bulletin boards and hallways. They also decked out the cafeteria with streamers and balloons for their Friday evening dance. At the high school, the yearbook staff sold candy hearts and hosted the annual Valentine’s Day dance. The “dance” turned into a “party” when the only place available to have the dance turned out to be the grade school cafeteria. The new high school gym floor was being re-varnished. Also, the band scheduled to play was unable to attend, but Mark Smith and Robert Paternoga offered to be D.J.’s for a night. The students overlooked these small difficulties and had a great time comparing their computer compatibility lists. Each list was of ten people’s names that that person is most compatible with. Brimfield students really know how to party and have fun!! CanPuTET 28 — Special Events