Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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“ScutcC (Z C..oU D» .knl By Susie Rachel During the 1984-85 school year the Brimfield bands gave two formal performances. The junior high and high school bands participated in the Fall Concert and the fifth grade joined them in playing at the Spring Concert. At the Spring Concert, Lisa Fisher was presented with the Todd Sollenberger Memorial Award for excellence in band. The bands also played at the Pops and Pizza concert (a fund-raiser sponsored by the Brimfield Band Boosters) and entertained the crowds at half-time of the boys' and girls’ basketball games. The bands put in a lot of work preparing for their concerts, this in spite of scheduling problems. Their efforts really showed. Many people in the audiences were overheard saying the bands had never sounded better. Photos by Vince Mills 8 — Band Concerts

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During the year, the high school scholastic team participated in two competitions. The first, in October, was held at lllini Bluffs and the second, a month later, took place at Green Valley. The members of this year's team were (middle) Coach Radine Kellogg, Barb Brad-dock, David Ryan, Susie Rachel, Roy Groeper, Cathy Mueller, Amy Carlton, Mark Mueller, Scott Keithley, Andy Mueller, Bruce Emken, and Tony Bridson. The high school competition worked much like the grade school’s, the object being to answer more questions correctly than the opposing team. In this endeavor the players often did well and like to show it (upper left) as did Scott Keithley, Mark Mueller, David Ryan, Susie Rachel, and Andy Mueller. They also admitted to not succeeding just as often (lower left). Coach Kellogg (top) often showed her displeasure at incorrect questions, especially when it was on a subject she taughtl Hopefully she will have more to smile about next year. Academic Contests — 7

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Mr. Kasjens (left) worked long and hard hours with band members during their fragmented practices. Those efforts paid off at the concerts (center and lower left). Percussionists Anne Smith, Angie Knotts, Pat Kell, David Kistner, Brian Cahill, and Chad Catton awaited their turn at the concerts. Band Concerts — 9