Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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By Carol Heinz All through the year, FFA members displayed their talents to people in and around the area, with restoration of Jubilee College to the challenge of parliamentary procedure. Brad Herrmann, Roy Groeper, and Kurt Peters took a break from showing their hogs at the “Olde English Fair (right).” Visit-a-Farm is an annual event. Steve Kellstadt invited urban students from around the state to see what farm life is really like (middle). Roy Groeper, Scott Hartman, and Rick Miller represented Brimfield in the section meat judging contest (bottom left). Brad Herrmann, and Scott Goodell took over the floor at the parliamentary procedure contest in Wyoming (bottom right). — FFA Events

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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

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“It’s nice to have a best friend!” as the guinea would say. These were just a few of the animals FFA members brought in for the barnyard zoo. Other animals included hogs, goats, sheep, ducks, chickens, and rabbits (top). Robert Paternoga took time out of his schedule to show his talent at sheep shearing during the zoo (middle). Grade school students were invited to come over and see the animals and projects the members have accomplished throughout the year (bottom). FFA gives high school students the opportunity to explore the different aspects of the agricultural field. America wouldn’t be able to survive without farmers and not everyone has the knowledge to be one. Brim-field FFA members are proud to be a part of the world's survival. FFA Events — 21