Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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Photos by Rembrandts Sherry Molohon, Lisa Kirby, Debbie Bottenberg, and Angie Reinhart posed for “one more shot! (top) while Mr. Jessen (far page) gave last minute directions to Scott Keithley, Greg Ellison, Peter Shynk, Roy Groeper, and James Berry. Coming down the aisle (center left) required much dignity and concentration from marshalls Joan Stahl and Steve Kellstadt. “And the winners were ... Roy Groeper, Mark Mueller, and Rick Miller (descending order, far left) ... for the scholarships given out. Marjie Dietrich pinned Angie Reinhart's corsage on while Mark Mueller helped James Berry with his (top). Mr. Jessen proudly awarded Melinda and David their trophies for scholastic achievement. And Marjie wanted to “get out of singing the special song that this group performed for their friends and families (left). High School Graduation — 25

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 Graduation is not the end nor the beginning. Instead, it is the end of the beginning, Mr. Langley quoted in his address to the graduates. This end was presided over by Ken Jessen, senior class sponsor, for the last time. Speakers included Sherry Molohon, class president; Mr. Roberts, principal; and Mr. Lanley, Superintendent. Valedictorian Melinda McKim and Salutatorian David Ryan also spoke, invoking memories of their last thirteen years. Mr. Roberts then asked parents to remember ... their first smile ... first step, first word ... first request for car keys. Jim Edwards, Board president, then presented the diplomas. It was an evening full of laughter and bittersweet tears. It was also a night for winners ... the top ten and three scholarship recipients. Bill Cinnamon gave Roy Groeper the Tom Harmon Award. Ray Ekhoff awarded the $1000 Bank Scholarship to a surprised Rick Miller. Jane Snow gave the BEA Scholarship to Mark Mueller who plans to make a career in education. Amid the final march, graduates left the gym for the last time. Their beginning over, their future just starting. 24 — High School Graduation

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 x£cci Ufd By Kellie McMurtry Clint McKowd alias E.T. dropped in for a friendly Halloween visit (upper left). The reenactment of the first Thanksgiving included the kindergarten class dressed as Pilgrims and Indians (top middle). Melissa Foreman believed that an apple a day kept the doctor away (upper right corner). Dress code? Lisa Kirby, Aaron Friday, and Ted Connelly didn't know about a dress code (above). “Gobble, gobble, gobble was a familiar sound at the end of the fall (middle). Kim Miller and Rick Miller were smiling because they knew that they had each other. Tami Stenger solemnly gave thanks while her neighbor, Ann Almasi dug in (right). Doug Carlton didn't clown around when it came to Halloween goodies (far right). 26 — Holidays