Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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 76e The week before the dance itself was full of events from choosing the ‘'best legs” to a limbo contest and entertainment at lunch by the Beach Boys. Then on March 23, at 7:30, people started to the jungledecorated gym for dinner catered by Weavers and music from the 106 D.J.’s Later in the evening, the candidates for the King and the Island contest were escorted out, and the winner Ted Connelly was crowned. King Ted Connelly (left), in his glory is seen with escort Jane Wendorff. Candidates for the “King of the Island (below) John Baptiste, Aaron Friday, Brian Breneman, Rick Miller, Ted Connelly, and Scott Goodell with their escorts. Vcce- V“Deutce By Brenda Goulden Photos by Rembrandt's 18 — Vice-Versa Dance

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During the evening's activities, Scott Goodell and Lisa Fisher war crowned King and Queen (left). They also posed with their Court (below). Carol Hianz (canter left) searched for her prom glasses just before everyone sat down for dinner. Terry Boord, Angie Edwards. Angie Brakebill, and Mika Roberts enjoyed their repast. And Grag Ellison, Joellyn Johnson, Mark Mueller, and Amy Carlton took tima out to juat visit (lower left). Photos by Rembrandt's Nothing compares to prom — swirling around the dance floor like Cinderella and Prince Charming. It's worth all the anticipation and anxieties over whom to ask, what to wear, and how to pay for it. BHS students coped with these dilemas before arriving at the East Peoria Holiday Inn on May 3rd, for an evening of Just you and I.” The prom committee (R. Paternoga, S. Kellstadt, C. Mueller, K. Peters, J. Stahl, C. Heinz, and K. Miller) worked hard arranging for the band (The Doug Walraven Band), the food, the decorations, the programs, the chaperones, and the souvenirs. Their efforts paid off with an enthusiastic turnout and a wonderful evening. Prom Court included Kurt Peters, Melinda McKim, Steve Kellstadt, Scott Goodell, Lisa Fisher, Karen Miller, and Robert Paternoga. Prom — 17

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'Dcutce by Brenda Goulden Among the most anticipated events of the school year is the arrival of the yearbook. The 1984 Chieftain arrived late so the dance wasn't held until October! But enthusiasm over the book more than made up for the long wait. Thanks to the efforts of Robert Paternoga and Mark Smith, students had continual dance music until 11:00 p.m. More than one hundred students crammed the halls and gym, laughing at the crazy pictures. collecting autographs and reminiscing about “last year.” Counter-clockwise you can see that Sherri Monohon found a corner to curl up in while she checked out her new Chieftain. Carla Stenger helped yearbook staffer Carol Heinz collect dance admissions while the rest of the staff handed out books to eager customers in the math room. Chuck Jones and Joan Stahl found seats on the stairs as they looked up their pictures. Meanwhile, in the gym, D.J.'s Robert Paternoga and Mark Smith kept the music flowing. Yearbook Dance — 19