Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING 3 Brimfield Board of Education Members of the Board of Education. Front Row: Roger Sandall, Shirley Kellstadt. Middle Row. Richard Carroll. David Eaton. Jerry Weaver. Back Row. James Miller; James Edwards. Board President. The board at work. 4 — Board Superintendent and High ch l Principal Fred Roberts . — ■ Grade School Principal James Griner Grade School Secretary Chris Bosch High School Secretary Barb Smith District Secretary and Board Clerk Una Hartman District Bookkeeper Sherry Wendorff Prin. Sec. — 5 Teachers... Cindi Cinnamon Pre School 6 — Teachers Pam Harrison Shirlee Keithley 3B Kathy Seymour 4A Pam McCartney 4B Shirley Sollenberger 5B Holly More 5A Teachers —7 More Teachers... Sherill Diepenbrock Band Kevin Curtin Jr. High Reading Computer Jim Camp Music H.S. Band Chris Kennedy Jr. High Math Beverly Hopkins Jr. High English Terry Hart Physical Education Kate Kniery Librarian Mildred Moulton Reading Michelle Shaffer Physical Education 8 —Teachers Matt Anderson H.S. English Deb Fisher Physical Educaton Health Norma Hanley Business Sheryl Hughs Spanish Mid. East History Mod. World History Mary Ann Kasjens Home Economics CO-OP Teachers — 9 And More Teachers Radine Kellogg Science Sandy Kennedy Guidance Counselor Sandy Rachel Home Economics Kathy Neys English Geography Yearbook Pat O’Connell Commons Supervisor Annette Lermack Art 10 — Teachers Dennis Warner Math Dave Weibring Social Studies Teachers —11 Teacher’s Aides By: Chris Doering Cheryl Steel Kindergarten Barbara Godfrey lA Gifted Annette Doughty 2A Carol Scherler 2B May Flickinger 3A a j Bernadine Tucker 3B JR jj ■ 31 cza )0H SETHI 9 Colleen Conrad Library Mary French 5A and 5B Not Pictured An aide is a person that helps or assists and that means a lot to the students and staff at Brimfield. The dedication of these aides prove that education is the key to our future. 12 — Teacher Aides Susan Fountain Student teacher from ISU. Mrs. Fountain did her student teaching in Home Ec and Consumers Ed. with Mrs. Kasjens. One of Mrs. Fountain's classes prepared Easter baskets for the elderly. Staff —13 Cafeteria and Maintenance Cafeteria Personnel. Front: Susie Porter. Mary Hermann. Back: Linda Kilpatrick, Sandy Craig, and Peg Miller. Below: Jack Colgan, Grade School Maintenance. 14 — Cafe, and Main. Driving Those Buses Away! Below: Smile. Charlie Saueiwein! You’re on candid camera. Our friendly bus drivers are ready to go! From Left to Right: Janet Russell, Sue Devries and daughter Aimee. Willard Hasselbacher. Carol Scherler, Willard Clark, Sharon Rozene, Marsha Archibald, Shirley Cinnamon, and Anita Silman. STAFF in Actior By: Michelle Ott Diaper trouble?'' STUDS nanny-nanny boo-boo Pizza in training?! 16 — Candids Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 John Baysinger Jeff R. Blundy By: Lynn Martin Amy Carlton Deb Cluskey Darren Colvin David A. Copeland 18 — Seniors Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Aven Friday Thomas B. Hamm Dale Hanssen Seniors —19 Amy Carlton Wins DAR This year's winner of the DAR Good Citizenship Award was Amy Sue Carlton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Carlton. The DAR Award is based on four criteria: leadership, patriotism, dependability, and service. Amy has more than met these qualifications. She is sixth in her class, President of National Honor Society, and been in many of the school plays and musicals. Amy is also on the Pom-Pon Squad and actively participates on the Math and Scholastic Bowl Teams. After graduation, Amy plans to attend Western Illinois University and major in education. Bruce Emken Wins SAR This year's recipient of the Sons of the American Revolution Award was Bruce Edward Emken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Emken. The SAR Award is given annually to someone who has proven himself a dependable, patriotic leader. For several years Bruce has participated in Basketball, Baseball, and on the Math and Scholastic Bowl Teams. He is also a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Student Council, and is seventh in his class. After graduation, Bruce plans to attend the University of Illinois and major in advertising. 20 — SAR, DAR Awards Joellyn Johnson 10.798 Mark Richmond 10.763 Top Ten 7 sem. Heather Kuhns 10.632 Kellie McMurtry 10.585 Pam Neys 10.534 Amy Carlton 10.517 Bruce Emken Angie Dunn Lynn Martin Susie Rachel 10.389 10.277 10.168 10.053 Top Ten — 21 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Lynn R. Martin Kellie McMurtry Kris Miller Seniors — 23 Lisa Marsh John Baysingar Baseball — 2,3 Basketball — 3 Chorus — 1 CO-OP — 4 FFA — 1,2,4 Homecoming Court — 3 Student Council —1,2 Jeff Blundy Baseball — 4 Basketball —1,2,3, 4 CO-OP — 4 Homecoming Court — 4 Spanish Club —1,2 Amy Carlton Chorus — 4 Drama Club — 3,4 Drama Club Treasurer — 3,4 Fall Play — 2,3,4 Spring Musical —1,2,3 Math Team — 2,4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 NHS President — 4 Office Help —1,2,3,4 Pom-Pon Squad — 2,3, 4 Deb Cluskey Basketball —1,2,3,4 Office Help — 2,3 Peer Counseling — 3 Softball —1,2,3, 4 Spanish Club — 3 Darren Colvin — Transfer 4 CO-OP — 4 Dave Copeland CO-OP — 4 Office Help — 2 Tonya Costa — Transfer 2 CO-OP — 4 Office Help — 3 Yearbook Staff — 2 Angie Dunn Band — 2 Cheerleader — 1,2,3, 4 Homecoming Queen — 4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Student Council — 3,4 Spanish Club — 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Bruce Emken Baseball — 2, 3,4 Basketball — 1,2,3,4 Drama Club — 4 Fall Play — 4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Math Team — 2,3,4 Scholastic Bowl Team — 2,3 Spanish Club — 1,2, 3,4 Student Council — 4 Aven Friday Baseball — 1,2,3,4 Basketball —1,2,3,4 Chorus — 1 Cross Country — 2,3 FFA —4 Homecoming Court — 2 Derek Gravitt — Transfer 4 CO-OP — 4 Track — 4 Erin Gravitt — Transfer 4 Baseball — 4 CO-OP — 4 Track — 4 Tom Hamm Baseball — 1 CO-OP — 4 FFA —1,2,3,4 FFA President — 4 Student Council —1,2,3 Student Council Vice-Pres. — 3 Spanish Club —1,2 Dale Hanssen Baseball — 2,3,4 CO-OP — 4 Drama Club — 4 Homecoming King — 4 Graduation Marshall — 3 Teen Leadership Council — 4 Spanish Club — 1,2,3,4 Student Council — 2,3,4 Joellyn Johnson Band —1,2,3,4 Basketball —1,2 Drama Club — 3,4 Fall Play — 2.3,4 Spring Musical — 1,2,3,4 Math Team — 1,2, 4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Pom-Pon Squad — 4 Softball —1,3,4 Spanish Club —1,2,3 Anne-Marie Jury Foreign Exchange Student — 4 John Kell Band — 1,2,3, 4 Baseball — 4 Drama Club — 3,4 Fall Play — 2,3,4 Spring Musical — 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club — 3 Track — 3 Kim Kelly Band — 1 CO-OP — 4 Pom-Pon Squad — 4 Yearbook Staff — 2,3 Dan Keyt Basketball —1,2 Office Help — 3 Heather Kuhns Basketball — 1 Cheerleader — 1,2,3, 4 Drama Club — 4 Fall Play —1,3 Spring Musical — 2 Homecoming Court — 1 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Spanish Club — 1,2,3,4 Student Council — 1,2,3,4 Teen Leadership Council — 4 Susan Lemke CO-OP — 4 Nathan Mangus Basketball —1,2,3 Lisa Marsh Chorus — 3 CO-OP — 4 Office Help — 3,4 Yearbook Staff — 3,4 Lynn Martin Band —1,2,3,4 Cheerleader Captain — 2 Drama Club — 3,4 Drama Club Vice-Pres. — 4 Fall Play —1,2,3,4 Spring Musical — 1,2,3 Math Team — 2,3,4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Office Help — 4 Pom-Pon Squad — 3 Scholastic Bowl Team — 3, 4 Yearbook Staff — 2,3,4 Yearbook Editor — 4 Kellie McMurtry Class Secretary — 4 CO-OP — 4 Homecoming Court — 4 Math Team — 3 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Peer Counseling — 2,3 Spanish Club — 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff — 2 Kris Miller Basketball —1,2,3,4 Class President — 4 Softball —1,2,3,4 Vince Mills CO-OP — 4 Yearbook Staff — 2 John Mobeck Basketball — 2 Office Help — 4 Pam Neys Band —1,2 Cheerleader — 1,2,3, 4 FFA —1,2,3 Math Team — 4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Spanish Club — 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Doug Oppe — Transfer 4 CO-OP — 4 Tracy Paceley Band — 1,2,3, 4 Basketball — 2 CO-OP — 4 Mascot — 3 Math Team — 2,3 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Office Help — 2 Softball — 3 Spring Musical — 2,3 Stacey Penrod — Transfer 2 Cheerleader — 3,4 CO-OP — 4 Pom-Pon Squad — 2 Track — 4 Spanish Club — 2,3 Tina Peters Chorus — 1 Graduation Marshall — 3 Library Aide — 4 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Office Help — 4 Pom-Pon Squad — 1,2,3,4 Pom-Pon Captain — 4 Teen Leadership Council — 4 Yearbook Staff — 2,3,4 Yearbook Editor — 3 Denise Porter Basketball —1,2 Class Secretary — 2 Class Vice-Pres. — 3 CO-OP — 4 Homecoming Court — 3,4 Susie Rachel Band — 2,3,4 Chorus — 4 Drama Club — 3,4 Drama Club President — 4 Fall Play — 2,4 Spring Musical — 2,3 National Honor Society — 3, 4 Pom-Pon Squad — 3,4 Scholastic Bowl Team — 2, 3,4 Spanish Club — 1 Yearbook Staff — 2,3,4 Yearbook Co-Editor — 3 Todd Rahn CO-OP — 4 FFA —1.2 Office Help — 1,2,3 Dina Ralston CO-OP — 4 Peer Counseling — 2,3,4 Softball —1.2,3,4 Yearbook Staff — 2,3 Mark Richmond --------------------L Basketball — 1,2,3,4 Class President — 1 Class Vice-Pres. — 4 Homecoming Court —1,4 Nona Rogers Chorus — 3 CO-OP — 4 Kim Rose Band — 1 Class Secretary — 3 CO-OP — 4 Tiffany Shearer Band —1,2 Cheerleader — 1,2,3,4 Class Vice-Pres. — 1 Homecoming Court — 4 Office Help — 3 Peer Counseling — 3 Spanish Club — 2,3,4 Student Council — 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Jesse Staley Baseball —1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer — 2,3,4 Spanish Club — 2,3,4 Spanish Club Vice-Pres. — 4 Troy Unkrich Baseball — 2, 3,4 CO-OP —4 Spanish Club— 1,2,3 Chris Wineland — Transfer 4 Whitney Wineland CO-OP — 3,4 Homecoming Court — 4 Softball — 4 Student Council — 1 Brett Yemm Baseball — 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary — 1 CO-OP — 4 Homecoming Court — 4 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 John Mobeck Pamela A. Neys Tracy Paceley Denise Porter Stacey Penrod Tina Marie Peters 26 — Seniors Jeniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Mark E. Richmond Nona Rogers Kim Rose Seniors — 27 Todd Rahn Dina Marie Ralston Michelle Sue Rachel J A Look Ahead The large silver bird glided smoothly into the Orlando Airport. The smooth landing was due to the expertise of our pilot Bruce Emken and co-pilot Pam Neys. It was my first real vacation in twenty years since I have graduated. Imagine me, Lynn Martin, in Florida! My intentions were to enjoy Disney World for three days, and Pam informed me that quite a few classmates worked in the Orlando area. I hailed a taxi and discovered my driver was Aven Friday. He told me he also drives a race car at Daytona Beach on weekends. As we raced through the streets of Orlando it wasn’t long before we heard the wail of a siren. John Bays-ingar pulled us over. He was familiar with Aven’s driving techniques but was surprised to see me in the back seat. He escorted us on to the fabulous Grand Rose Hotel owned by our classmate, Kim Rose. The hotel manager was John Kell. In the elevator I met another classmate, Dan Keyt, who is an Olive salesman serving the Orlando area. He told me about several other classmates. Dale Hanssen is Chief of Surgery at the Orlando Memorial Hospital but still has a few hives of bees for his own use. Jeff Blundy is a meteorologist on the local television station, Darren Colvin is installing and repairing telephones at Walt Disney World and Denise Porter owns and operates a night club in downtown Orlando. I met Susan Lemke, head housekeeper, as I walked to my suite. She pointed out that Angie Dunn had designed the interiors of all the rooms of the hotel. Some other great people working at this fabulous hotel include Stacey Penrod who is a waitress in the Rose Garden, Tonya Costa as Chef, and Nathan Mangus, maintenance manager. After a great breakfast prepared by Chef Tonya and served by Stacey, I boarded a Tram for Walt Disney World and immediately recognized the engineer, Troy Unkrich. He said that Vince Mills performs at the Country Bear Jamboree and not to miss the show. Also I should make sure not to miss Mickey and Minnie Mouse for underneath the costumes I would find Mark Richmond and Whitney Wineland. Also to my surprise the beautiful Snow White is really Dina Ralston. The crowds gathered for the Big Disney Parade. Leading the Disney Parade Band was none other than Joellyn Johnson looking great in her white rhinestone studded suit. I was amazed to find Anne-Marie Jury, who had flown in from Australia on her first return visit to the U.S., beside me watching the parade. She had just run into Jesse Staley who owns and manufactures stuffed toy characters and had just made a big sale to Disney World. It was wonderful to see everyone. My next destination was Kennedy Space Center. Boarding the bus I noticed that classmate Doug Oppe was driving. We enjoyed visiting about the good times at BHS. I arrived to find lift off for the Space Shuttle in fifteen minutes. The center was well guarded and as I ran through the gates to the Shuttle Launch Pad I was stopped by two military guards, Dave Copeland and Derek Gravitt. They took me over to meet Tina Peters and Susie Rachel, news reporters for Newsweek magazine. They were especially interested in this flight because three BHS classmates were on board. They were Mission specialists Erin Gravitt and Todd Rahn and School Teacher Amy Carlton. After much waiting, we in- 28 quired what was causing the delay and the authorities informed us that Miss Carlton was not on board because Beauty Specialist Tiffany Shearer was styling her hair. Upon leaving Kennedy Space Center I decided a trip to outer space would be my first choice for my next vacation. I returned to Orlando and barely caught my flight to Washington DC on BRETT AIRWAYS. Brett Yemm plays First Base for the New York Yankees but still has time to check up on his employees. He happened to be on the same flight to Washington DC and offered to go with me on my tour of the White House. On our tour we met Deb Cluskey, Secretary of Agriculture, Senators Kim Kelly and Lisa Marsh from Illinois, and Heather Kuhns who was conferring with the First Lady on the designs for her wardrobe for the upcoming election year. Heather told us to be sure and visit two other BHS classmates in the Washington area, General John Mobeck and his Personal Secretary Kris Miller. The last stop of my vacation before returning home to my duties as a pharmacist, was to visit family and friends at Brimfield. I called and visited with a few classmates who had stayed in the area. Tom Hamm is a well known lawyer in Peoria, Kellie McMurtry likes her job as Executive Vice President of a Peoria Bank, Tracy Paceley enjoys teaching Physical Education at BHS, Nona Rogers is head of the local library, and Chris Wineland owns and operates “Pizza Barn, a popular spot in Brimfield. It has been a great vacation, viewing our great country, meeting old classmates and hearing about others. 29 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Seniors 87 Tiffany Ann Shearer Jesse L. Staley Troy C. Unkrich Whitney Wineland Brett Yemm Not Pictured: Derek Gravitt Erin Gravitt Vince Mills Douglas M. Oppe Chris Wineland 30 — Seniors Down Under Smile pretty, Anne-Marie! Good ole American tries. (nne-Marie Jury, a foreign exchange student with the Youth for Understand 'ing program, came to BHS from the land down under. Adelaide, South Australia) is home for Anne-Marie and her family, including 1 sister and 4 brothers (one was born while she was in the states). Her home for this past school year was with the Shearer family. Anne-Marie enjoyed having a sister her age and a ‘•cheeky'' brother. Being used to a school of about 1,500 students, Anne-Marie .found the size of BHS quite different. Having a prom and a graduationj ceremony and seeing snow were new experiences for Anne-Marie. Juniors By: Jenny Pillman Allen, Keith Barham. Scott Bennett. Derek Binder. Tracy Boord. Stormy Bosch, Eric Bridson. Tony Challacombe, Kevin Claybaugh, Rob Davis. Mandi David. Shane Doughty. Mike Fletcher. Shelia Fuller, Mike Groeper. Russ Harpman, Errin Hartman. Steve Hermann. Maureen Hodson, Mark Johnson. Brian Johnson, Ellyn Keithley, Chris Maher. Manerd (Dave) Mally. Michele Metzger. Trent 32 — Juniors Not Pictured: Collins, Tranellie Edwards, Steve Weuve, Chad Lauretz. Bob Miles, Jill Miller, Grant Mobeck, Eric Mueller, Andy Neys. Mike Pillman, Jenny Probst, Dee Dee Rice, Tony Rosecrans. Jeff Rozene. Tal Schaub. Mike Scheffert. Ed Schmitt, John Sherman. Amy Silman. Ed Stenger. Jim Stevenson. Shannon Sulaski. Erin Symonds. Cassie Teel. Tim Truitt. Mike Updyke. Steve Waldman, Pat Weaver. Shelley Yeast. Michelle Juniors —33 • 1 Sophomores Asbell, Robert Banks. Lamarcus Barton. Trip Blundy, Jill Bosch. Steve Bridson. Becky Carroll. Fred Doering. Chris Doubet. Lisa Doubet. Lori Eddy. Jason Fisher. Lori Geick. Greg Glad. Michele Goben. LeRae Hartter, Erika Heinz. Adam Hood. Angie Kline. Kim Knotts. Angela 34 — Sophomores By: Becky Bridson Lemke. Barb Marks, Todd Marlin, Karen Martin. Lori Marvin. Jill Mathis. Jerry McKim. Mike McMurtry, Sean Morris. Joel Otto. Michelle Pillman. Rich Ponzel. Carla Porter. Angie Rachel. Stacy Rickey. Shawn Roberts. Lisa Samsa. Scott Sandall. Cindy Schaub. Jeff Shearer. Toby Siegel. Doug Smith. Anne Staley. Tom Streitmatter. Kathy Stuckey. Karrie Symonds. Becky Thompson. John Unkrich. Lynn Uryasz. Mike Walker. Tara Sophomores — 35 Freshmen Anderson, Jeni Archibald, Tricia Asbell, Brian Baker. Scott Bartsch, Susie Bass. Jeff Bess. Susan Binder. Tina Blankenship, Jason Burnett. Veda Catton. Chad Cluskey, Susan Corlett. Mark Davis, Brodie Doubet, Angie Edwards. Martie Eldridge. Donna Ernst, Glenda Hartman. Kristy Hasty. Tammy 36 — Freshmen By: Pam Neys i i v ilk« Sollenberger. Erik Streitmatter. Keith Updyke. Shane Peterson. Chris Ralston. Dani Reimer. Michelle Seabeck. Tiffany Freshmen — 37 By: Michelle Otto Doughty. Erik Gilles. Jeff Glas, Bret Hasselbacher. Kyle Hasty. Lori Hermann, Mike Johnson. David Kell. Pat Kingdon. Tracy Kucukas. Amy McCoy. Tim Marks. Mark Ness. Sanee Pillman. Sean Rice, Todd Scherler. Roy Taylor, Greg Timmoms. Heather Vogel, Misty Wertz. Jenny 38 — 8A Altpeter, Scott Arnold, Julie Carroll. Teresa Catton. Chet Copeland. Erin Craig. Mike Dotson. Erica Eddy. Marc Ericsson. Beth Hart. Tina Helm. Amanda Herrmann, Ross Kantz. John McKown. Mike Martin. Jeff Miles. Jody Miller, Wendy Phillips. Adam Rickey. Dawn Stahl. Dan Streitmatter. Kent Truitt. Jason Walker. Jaela Wallace. Jason Weaver, Jenny Weuve. Jenny 8B — 39 7A By: Ellyn Johnson Hamm. Heather Helms, Jeremy Henson. Angie Howe. Shannon Johnson. Annie Jordan. Rhonda Kozeliski, Kristen McKim. Shawn Norris. Wendy Ryan. Mark Shoop, Amy Sollenberger, Matt Stewart. Claudine Staes, Tim Symonds. Brenda Tiezzi. Jackie 40 —7A Cawley. Jennie Crowley. Kathy Davis. Tammy Force. Julie Geick, Krista Hart. Chad Heinz. Mitch Johnson. Doug Johnson. Steve Keach. Larry Knotts. Christine Kuhns. Stephie McDowell. Jennifer Metzger. Scott Sandall. Tracy Seneca. Tony Stone, Eric Uryasz. Joann 7B —41 6A By: Tim Miles Not Pictured: Barnewalt, Jon Conrad. Dan Corlett. Alex Emerick. Margie Fuller, Jenny Gilles, Aaryn Johnson. Matt Kantz. Julie LaHood. Chezley Lee. Scott McKown. Mark Marlin. Angela Memders. Michelle Peck, Chris Pillman. Andy Pivoney, Nick Purcell, Arryn Rumbold. Stephanie Seneca, Mike Steele, Kenyon Weaver, Matt 42 — 6A Bonds, Michelle Burnett. Tammy Cluskey, Jan Craig, Rusty Cuevas, Eric Fisher, Carl Fuller, Megan Glas. Kelly Harper. Jayne Jankoski. Randy Keyt. Andy Kilpatrick. Colleen Lewis. Chris Montag. Brent Ness. Erin Peterson. Matt Probst, Robbie Reeves. Teri Riggenbach. Emily Rosenburg. Beth Symonds. Doreen Timmons, Mike 6B Not Pictured: Schafer. Jeff 6B —43 5A Abraham, Lisa Allen, Michelle Anderson. Angie Bennett, Jamie Bermes, Tony Butts, David Clarke, Elizabeth Ericsson. Mike Girdzus, Tim Hathaway, Jason Jackson. Waylon Johnson. Adam Jugovic, Heidi Lekies. Seth Moore. Mike Peterson. David Rehn. Andy Steger. Mandy Vick. Brenna Wilcox, Sarah Wyard, Todd Not Pictured: Lindlow. Crissy 44 —5A 5B By: Angie Dunn Baman, Timi Bass. Tom Bradford. Zachary Bridson. Beth Brown. Jamey Doubet, Carrie Edwards. Todd Eichorn. Jason Higgs. Katie Johnson. Jenelle Keach. Mindy Kingdon. Jenny LaHood. Alyssa Marshall. Josh Matzelle, Daryl Meinders, Mike Middleton. Mark Robinson. Rusty Scherler. Ty Staser. Matt Symonds. Darrin Uryasz. Tim Wasson. Sarah 5B —45 4A By: Tracy Binder Not Pictured: Bradford. Matt Eden. Nikki Emerick. Brian Gilles. Mark Goodell, Jason Helm. Rebecca Helms. Joshua Jeske. Heidi Kress. Nathan Kucukas, Melissa Miles. Scott More. Joshua Mottaz. Tim Owens! Chuck Riggenbach, Amy Streitmatter, Naomi Webster. Stacie 46 —4A Benson, Amy Bradshaw. Tonya Bublitz, Tony Carroll. Andy Cordray. Scott DeVries. Jeff Dickerson. Donnie Eaton. Jason Edwards, Michelle Harrison, Jennelle Helms. Jason Kilpatrick, Katie Kline. Aaron Megan. Brandie Moke, Chuck Moilien, Chris Plack. Diana Rogers. Patty Steel, Kyle Stenger. Scott 4B —47 3A By: Robert Jones Brown, Jenny Burnett. Craig Callison, Sara Cawley. Chris Cluskey, Bert Criswell. Cara Crowley. Joe Eden. Amanda Fisher. Ben Forney. Cali Gilles. Ryan Glas. Mat Haebison. Brandy Higgs, Nancy Matzelle, Scott Memders, Mark Peters. Stacey Robinson. Stephenia Snyder. Rachel Staes, Rick Stenger, Keri Streitmatter, Esther Wendorf, Dale Wertz. Kevin Wilson. Jimmy 48 —3A Clarke, Matthew DeVries, Adam Engman. Erin Geick, Geoff Girdzus. Nikki Haddick. Renea Heinz, E. J. Hodson, David Johnson,Jenny Jugovic. Helen Keohl, Lisa Kraps, Keri Lehman, Dawn Lowrey. Donald MacFarlane. Jamie Marshall, Ryan Miller. Joe Moke, Casey Norris, Chip Sarff, Aaron Satterfield. Tom Schafer. Joshua Simpson. Jenny Sollenberger. Melissa Tiezzi, Matt 3B —49 Barrow. Erica Bridson. Ryan Carroll. Doug Edwards, Heather Eldhdge. Rocky Foreman. Melissa Harrison. Andrew Karl. Stacy Keach, Melissa McDonough, Kathleen McKown, Clint Marlin, Michelle Matzelle. Tom Montag. Jessica Rehn. Daniel Robinson, Jeremy Smith, Adam Stenger, Tamara Stuckey, Amy Vogel. Casey Not Pictured: Carlton, Jill Shin. Bradley 50 —2A w Wilcox. Melissa 2B Baman, Neil Barnstable. Thea Bridson. Marcy Coyle. Brad Craig. Robert Engman. Tyler Forney. Ben Garcia, Nick Hodson, Tony Jeske. Raymond Johnson. Andy Kaufman. Amanda Kim. Sarah LaHood. Brittany McKown. Meghann Megan. Shawon Peterson. Kasey Rumbold, Stacie Satterfield. Laura Shipley. Melissa Not Pictured: Renard. Michelle 2B —51 By: Erika Hartter Bennett. Darch Blundy. Kellie Bright. Carol Brayhill. Erin Cahill. Brett Cahill, Katie Carroll. Mandy Edwards. Jennifer Eldridge, Rhonda Garner. Ben Hasselbacher, Lee Heinz. Willie Lekies, Shea Luedtke. Sarah McDowell. Jason McKown, Mitchell More. Zachary Owens. Chris Peters. Scott Plack. Michelle Robinson, Amanda Stone. Ryan Wasson. Tim White. Derek Williams. Jacque 52 — 1A Arbogast. Angie Barnewolt, Joshua Bishop. Abigail Latoya. Brown Browning. Sarah Callahan. Tim Criswell. Laura DeVries. Missy Ericsson. Becky Fuller. Joshua Harmon. Aaron Heinz, Kellie Johnson, Jeremy Kuhns. Katie Lewis. Brett McRae. Shawn Meinders, Mitchell Mottaz. Brenda Peck, Crystal Seneca. Philip Simpson, Amber Tippet. Christopher Truscott. Sarah Webster, Eric Wheeler, Ann IB —53 By Pam Neys A.M. Kindergarten Barrow. Heather Baumann. Josette Butterfield. Angie Cox, Jonathon Dray. Ronnie Qilies. Jennifer Goodell. Joshua Harbison, Christopher Hazard. Charles Jackson. Kalib Kelch. Casey Kelch. Lindsey Kim. Jennifer LaHood, Dayne Lambert. Rebecca Moore. Daniel Moushon. Matthew Robb. Jennifer Robinson. Sean Sherlock. Dane Not Pictured: McIntyre, Nathan McKown. Joe 54 — A.M. Kindergarten P.M. Kindergarten Arbogast. John Carroll. Elizabeth Coyle. Brian Doubet. Nick Eaton. Matthew Fowler. Joel Furlong. Corey Garner. Amber Gilles. Andrea Gilles, Emily Kaufman. Alan Kelch. Aimee Kelly. Kathleen Munton. Luke Robinson. Jennifer Rosenberg. Matthew Short. Jason Simpson. Shelli Tucker. Amber Weaver. Jeff Webster. Daniel P.M. Kindergarten — 55 Pre-School By: Erika Harter Mottaz, Curt Perrine, Derrick Roberts, Julie Shipley. Mindy Tucker, Casey Wilson, Steven Math Contest Participants Stacey Rachel Lori Martin Joellyn Johnson Lynn Martin Lisa Roberts Tony Rice Brian Johnson Amy Carlton Andy Mueller Mike Doughty Tim Teel Trip Barton Mike McKim Study Time Chemistry Discussion All on one chair! 58 Here s looking at ya! Scholastic Bowl Tearn The Scholastic Showdown Team: Standing Brian Johnson, Tim Teel, and Sean Lockard. 2nd Row: Andy Mueller, Lynn Martin, and Tony Rice. 1st Row: Susie Ractiel, Amy Carlton, and Coach Radine E. Kellogg Not Pictured Lori Martin and Stacy Rachel Record Quincy..............................L Spaulding...........................W lllini Bluffs.......................W Mt. Pulaski.........................L Olympia.............................L Deer Creek-Mackinaw.................W Quincy..............................L El Paso.............................W Matamora............................L St. Bede............................L Mason City..........................L Metamora............................L El Paso.............................W Spaulding...........................L Mason City..........................W Elmwood.............................W Mason City..........................L Scholastic Showdown — 59 The fifth grade carried a heavy load this year. They were responsible for many carols and the play The Curious Case of the Christmas Caper. BGS Christmas Program 60 — BGS Christmas Program FFA Events Officers, guest speakers and Mr. Cinnamon at the annual FFA banquet Star Greenhand: Keith Steitmatter 4 Doug. Rob. Fred and Bhan waiting the start of the public speaking contest. FFA Events 86-87 State Convention Farm Show Tug of War Pork Show Crops Contest Soils Contest Parliamentary Procedures Lock-In at Landmark Halloween Dance Public Speaking Horse Judging Livestock Judging Dairy Contest Barnyard Zoo (lree Plot Banquet Mr. Thomas at the zoo Enjoying the Barnyard Zoo. FFA Events — 61 Class president: Kris Miller vice president: Mark Richmond secretary: Kellie McMurtry treasurer: Jess Staley president: Tal Rozene vice president: Jenny Pillman secretary: Maureen Hermann treasurer: Kevin Challacombe 62 — Officers Officers president: Richie Pillman vice president: Fred Carroll secretary: Erika Hartter treasurer: Lamarcus Banks president: Troy Hodson vice president: Tim Jankowski secretary: Jeni Anderson treasurer: Veda Burnett Officers — 63 Heaven Can Wait By: Susie Rachel Heaven Can Wait was the high school fall play performed on October 24 and 25,1986. The play centered around Joe Pendleton, a boxer, who was accidentally taken to Heaven by Messenger 7013 before his time. Because of 7013's mistake, he and his boss, Mr. Jordan, have to find Joe another body in which to live out the rest of his life. They decide on Johnathan Farnsworth, millionaire who had been murdered by his wife, Julia, and his secretary, Tony Abbott. As Farnsworth, Joe meets Bette Logan and they fall in love. Just as things are going well for Joe, Mr. Jordan tells him he can't be Farnsworth anymore. What will Joe do? The director, Matt Anderson, the cast, and the stage crew (Roger Sandall, Brian Asbell, Robbie Asbell, Steve Bosch, Joel Morris, and Doug Siegel) put in many hours of hard work in preparation for the play and their perseverance paid off when they put on two terrific performances. cast Joe Pendleton. Mr. Jordan ........ ■ Messenger 1013. Julia Farnsworth. Tony Abbott. ...... Bette LoganJ .'W- ■ Max Leven® M.‘. Mrs. Ames. Nurse......ft vA ■ ■ Susie..........LK Unn............V • ' Williams----1. . first Escort ... Hind Escort . M •kman J Li Hithesman I Ring Side Announce William Gaylow. Alicia Heggie J Peter Lucy Irwln Morris Jacobson Hannah Washmgti Frederick Zabel. . William Abilius. . rge Kilija [nna Porvoo llanpaa Bruce Emken Andy Mueller Fred I Susi John Amy Derek Lyi Kim Kli Joell Cindy ! Trip I Carla Sta Lisa I Toby S Tim Teel Robert Jones Tim Teel Trip Barton T iffany Seabeck . Tim Teel . Donna Eldridge . Joel Morris Cindy Sandall Toby Shearer Trip Barton Brian Johnson Lori Doubet Kame Stuckey 64 — H.S. Fall Play Heaven Can Wait — 65 Spooks at Brimfield By: Michelle Otto The annual Halloween party was held at the Grade School. At the High School, the Seniors won the decorating contest. They were awarded $25 at the Halloween Dance on Nov. 1. Top Left: Amy Sherman, Maureen Herrmann. Erin Sulaski, and Mandi Davis. Top Right: P.M Kindergarten. Middle Left: Tina Peters, Susie Rachel, Stacey Penrod, and Deb Cluskey. Middle Right: Kim Kelly, Ellyn Johnson, Rob Claybaugh, Jill Miles, Shannon Stevenson, Tracy Binder, and Shelley Weaver. Bottom: Anne-Marie Jury, Pam Neys, Angie Dunn, Heather Kuhns, and Tiffany Shearer 66 — Halloween Yearbook-Valentine Dance Top Left: What a trio — Steve, Derek and Toby. Middle: What a couple — Stacey and Rob. Right: Enjoying the 86 Yearbooks. Middle: Dance DJ’s — Aven and Aaron Friday. Bottom Left: Go Adam Go. Middle: Mr. Lonely Hearts. Right: Get down Keith. Yearbook-Valentine Dance — 67 Tell us more, Jess. Sing it. Kris! 68 — Candid CAUGHT in the ACT By: Tom Staley What's this for? How embarrassing � Umph! Todd: Honest Mr. Roberts Jeff: Suure, Todd.” Candids — 69 PART I if- I mmmmn PM1 Z Junior Amanda Helm's project which received an outstanding at the Regional Science Fair. i Fair David Johnson being interviewed by Susie Rachel of the high school Media class. 70 — Science Fair Science High School Student Judge: Chris Keithley The Famous Fifth Grade Plays Grade School Events Spelling Bee Champ Chris Peck Academic Contest Participants 5th grade: Heidi Jugovic, Mindy Keach, Elizabeth Clarke. Timi Bauman. Katie Higgs. 6th grade: Erin Ness. Colleen Kilpatrick, Megan Fuller. Carl Fisher. G.S. Events — 71 “Leader of the Pack” Tom Hamm The annual Vice-Versa dance, sponsored by Student Council, was held March 28,1987. This year everybody went back in time to the fifties and Tom Hamm was chosen “Leader of the Pack,'' DJ’s from 106 spun the hits. Jess Staley and escort. Lisa Roberts Tom and escort, Angela Knotts John Kell and escort, Pam Neys — Vice-Versa How many doughnuts can you fit in your mouth. Jason? wonders Michelle And the winner is .. Mike Henson. Surfs up. Richie Rockin' around the Clock Vice-Versa — 73 HOMECOMING 1986 Senior Attendants Senior Attendants Jeff Blundy. Kellie McMurtry Senior Attendants John Baysingar. Denise Porter KING AND QUEEN Mark Richmond, Whitney Wineland 74 — Homecoming “THE ROARING 20’S” Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Junior Attendants Jason Blankenship. Susan Bess Todd Marks. Karen Marlin Mike Neys. Jenny Pillman Queen of 1986 and Escort Susan McKim. Brad Herrman This is the Time to Remember Crowning Ceremony Homecoming — 75 76 — Spring Arts Festival Festival Student art work and band music were enjoyed at the annual Spring Arts Festival. Spring Arts Festival — 77 H.S. Spring Musical The Cast: Standing Cindy Sandall. Carta Ponzel. Fred Carroll. Robert Jones. Tim Miles, Tim Teel, John Kell. Jenny Pillman. Rich Pillman. Steve Bosch. Chris Doering. Rob Asbell Kneeling: Lisa Roberts. Jill Miles, Anne Smith. Michelle Otto. Stormy Boord, Karen Martin. Lynn Unkrich, Lori Doubet. Becky Bridson. Lori Fisher. Jenny's Pre-Play Pep Talk Anything Goes is a musical written by Cole Porter in the 1930 s. In its revised version the cast numbered 24 speaking roles with numerous extras. Our production cast was led by John Kell as Billy Crocker and Jenny Pillman as Reno Sweeney. The action took place on an ocean liner bound for England. The play was full of colorful characters including gangsters, missionaries, dance hall girls and sailors. It was a great pleasure for me to produce the musical and my deepest gratitude goes out to all who helped make Anything Goes a success. Director and Producer 78 —H.S. Musical “Anything Goes’’ By: Chris Doering H.S. Musical — 79 Athletic Banquet 80 — Athletic Banquet NEVER SAY GOODBYE Cheers, Heather and Brett Prom royalty, John Baysingar and Denise Porter Bruce Emken and Kris Miller Steve Edwards and Whitney Wineland Grant Miller and Maureen Hermann 82 — Prom Junior class officers. Maureen Hermann. Tal Rozene, and Jenny Pilman John Baptiste and Amy Sherman Brian Johnson and Susie Rachel. Stacey Rachel and Eric Mobeck The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 9 at the Hotel P6re Marquette. The theme was from the Bon Jovi song, Never Say Goodbye. Food was a prime rib and seafood buffet and the band was “Fair Warning. Prom court Kris Miller, princess; Jett Blundy, prince; Denise Porter, queen; John Bays- Pam Neys ingar. king; Kim Rose, princess; and Brett Yemm. prince. Prom — 83 8th Grade Graduation Wearing caps and gowns was something new for 8th grade graduation. Mr. Jim Edwards, school board president, presented the diplomas. Jason Truitt and Jody Miles were the speakers. 84 — G.S. Graduation G.S. Graduation — 85 High School Graduation Valedictorian, Joellyn Johnson Salutatorian, Mark Richmond We Must Say Goodbye 86 — H.S. Graduation Junior Marshalls, Jenny Pillman and Tal Rozene, led the procession, above. The girls exchanged cards and gifts before the ceremony, top right. John Kell and Pam Neys, right. Bruce Emken and Anne-Marie Jury Togetherness H.S. Graduation — 87 88 BHS STUDENT COUNCIL Member: Freshmen: Jason Blankenship, Michelle Reimer, Mike Hensen. Sophomores: Trip Barton, Lisa Roberts, John Thompson. Juniors: Jeff Rosecrane, Brian Johnson, Erin Sulaski, David Maher. Rob Claybaughl. Seniors: Dale Hanssen, Angie Dunn, Heather Kuhns. Tiffany Shearer, Bruce Emken (not pictured). Advisor: Mr. Anderson. Officers: Dale Hanssen. President David Maher, Vice-President Heather Kuhns, Treasurer Erin Sulaski, Secretary Student Council Activities During 1986-87 • Sports Program • Homecoming Spirit Week • Homecoming Dance • Christmas Candy Canes • Vice-Versa Dance • Overseeing Fund Raising 90 — Student Council Chieftain Staff Chieftain Editor: Lynn Martin 1987 Yearbook Staff. Pictured Above: Shannon Stevenson. Susie Rachel. Tina Peters. Jenny Pillman. Michelle Otto. Bob Jones. Lisa Marsh, Tiffany Shearer. Angie Dunn. Pam Neys, Erika Hartter. Chris Doering. Mrs. Neys. Tina Batts. Greg Geick. Tom Staley. Ellyn Johnson. Tracy Binder. Tammy Hasty, Tricia Archibald. Not Pictured: Tim Miles. Becky Bridson. Chieftain Staff — 91 EL CLUB DE ESPANOL Front Row: Becky Symonds. Erin Sulaski, Stacey Rachel, Angela Knotts. Jess Staley. Tiffany Shearer. Pam Neys. Angie Dunn. Heather Kuhns. Dale Hanssen. Second Row: Susan Bess, Mike Neys. Andy Mueller, Eric Bosch, Stacey Penrod. Jenny Pilman. Tara Walker. Adam Heinz, Kellie McMurtry. Third Row: Lori Martin. Tranellie Collins. Maureen Hermann. Cassie Symonds. Tom Staley. Richie Pilman. Greg Geick, Shelia Fletcher. Tina Batts. Fourth Row Jenny Anderson. Susan Cluskey. Chris Keithley. LeRae Goben, Jill Blundy. Sean McMurtry. Mike McKim. Jeff Rosecrans. Brian Asbell Fifth Row: Robert Jones. Sean Lockard. Fred Carroll. Trip Barton. Scott Samsa. Pat Waldman. Ed Silman Brian Johnson. Tim Teel. Not Pictured: Joe Allen. Derek Bennent. Mandi Davis. Bruce Emken. Mike Fuller. Kristy Hartman. Mike Hensen. Kim Lowrey. Michelle Mally, Joe Paternoga. Michelle Reimer, Lisa Roberts IQUE PASA. JESS? Spanish Club Officers. Lisa Roberts. Secretary; Tiffany Shearer, President; Pam Neys. Treasurer; and Jess Staley. Vice-President. 92 — Spanish Club Drama Club By Susie Rachel After many years of absence, The Drama Club was reorganized at Brimfield High. To qualify for membership, students must have participated in at least one musical or drama at B.H.S. The Drama Club helped with the production of the Fall Play and Spring Musical during the 1986-87 school year by building sets and publishing programs. Parents of members were encouraged to participate, and many did by helping with sets, costumes, and the program. Members of the Drama Club were: Fourth Row: John Kell. Mike Doughty. Andy Mueller, Brian Johnson. Tim Teel. Trip Barton. Derek Bennett. Doug Siegel. Joel Morris. John Thompson. Fred Carroll. Cindy Sandall. Third Row: Robert Jones. Lori Doubet, Lori Fisher. Mandi Davis. Second Row: Karrie Stuckey. Lisa Roberts. Amy Carlton. Susie Rachel. Lynn Martin. Erin Sulaski. Lynn Unkrich. Jenny Pillman. Kim Kline, and Matt Anderson. Sponsor. First Row: Joellyn Johnson. Stacy Rachel, and Sheila Fletcher. Not Pictured Are: Bruce Emken. Robbie Asbell. Steve Bosch, and Brian Asbell. Officers. Amy Carlton. Treasurer; Susie Rachel. President; Lynn Martin. Vice-President. Erin Sulaski. Secretary; Matt Anderson. Sponsor. Drama Club — 93 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 94- NHS Kellie McMurtry and Lynn Martin selling nachos during National Honor Society Awareness Week. Front Row: Heather Kuhns, Tina Peters, Amy Carlton, Erin Sulaski. David Maher Middle Row: Derek Bennent, Tracy Paceley, Joellyn Johnson. Susie Rachel, Lynn Martin. Last Row: Sheila Fletcher, Kellie McMurtry, Mike Doughty. Andy Mueller. Brian Johnson. Chris Keithley. Angie Dunn. Pam Neys. Missing. Bruce Emken and Steve Hartman. National Honor Society Officers. Clockwise From eft: Amy Carlton, President; Tina Peters, secretary; and Erin Sulaski. Vice-President. Miss-ng: Bruce Emken. Treasurer. Beta Club Front: Eric Doughty. Scott Metzger. Mitch Heinz, Matt Fuller. Kelly Glas. 2nd: Chris Knotts. Kristen Kozeliski, Steffie Kuhns. Annie Johnson. Stefanie Bennett. 3rd: Jeff Martin. Brian Abraham. Beth Rosenberg. Colleen Kilpatrick, Julie Kantz. 4th: Aaryn Gilles, Amy Kuchukas. Tina Hart, Laura Bush, Sanee Ness, Amanda Helm. Not Pictured: Erica Dotson, Bnan Cahill. Julie Arnold. Chad Hart. Larry Keach, Eric Stone, and Nick Pivoney. r- Beta Club — G.S. Academic Contest — 95 FFA Club Shannon Stevenson Front Row: Rob Asbell. Mike Neys, Tom Hamm. Russell Groeper. David Maher. Tal Rozene. Fred Carroll. Second Row: Tim Miles. John Baysinger, Pam Neys. Jett Schaub, Mike Fuller. Keith Allen. Jim Stenger. Third Row: Rob Claybaugh. Doug Siegel. Joel Morris. Brian Asbell, Eric Miller. Ed Silman, Pat Waldman, Mike Truitt. Keith Streitmatter. Back Row: Adam Heinz. Jason Blankenship. Brett Yemm. Mike Uryasz, L. J. Kiddy. Aven Friday. Erik Sollenberger. Chad Catton. Mike Schaub. FFA Advisor: Mr. Bill Cinnamon 96 —FFA ♦ FFA Officers: President — Tom Hamm; Vice-President — Russell Groeper; Secretary — David Maher; Treasurer — Mike Neys; Reporter — Rob Asbell; Sentinel — Tal Rozene. High School Chorus Back Row: Jenny Pillman Angie Porter Tara Walker Susie Rachel Michelle Yeast Stormy Boord. j' N J) Front Row: Mandy Davis Sheila Fletcher Tony Rice Scott Barham Tim Teel Brian Johnson H.S. Chorus — 97 99 High School Band Front Row: Joellyn Johnson, Lori Martin, Stacy Rachel, Lori Fisher, Thcia Archibald, Michelle Reimer, Becky Symonds, Susie Rachel, Tracy Paceley. Second Row: Tim Teel. Mark Hodson, Cassie Symonds, Doug Siegel. Ed Scheffert, John Kell, Brian Johnson, Andy Mueller, Mike Doughty. Third Row: Cindy Sandall, Trip Barton, John Thompson, Mike McKim. Not Pictured: Toby Shearer. Pep Band 100 —H.S. Band The fifth grade band in concert Director: Sherill Diepenbrock The Junior High Band. Director: Sherill Diepenbrock G.S. Band —101 H.S. Varsity Boys Basketball J J By: Lisa Marsh and Shannon Stevenson Back Row (left-right): Robbie Claybaugh, Steve Updyke. Kevin Challacombe. Jeff Blundy, Erie Mobeck, Steve Bosch, Aven Friday, and Coach Dennis Warner. Front Row (left-right): Mike Fuller, Steve Hartman, Jeff Rosecrans, Tal Rozene. Brian Johnson, Ed Silman, and Mark Richmond. GO! FIGHT! WIN! First runner up — Green Valley Tournament Second place — ICAC Tournament Final record: 10 wins 15 losses Coach Warner’s first year at the helm. Senior Bruce Emken warms up for a game 104 — HS Varsity Basketball Below The ‘Rah -Squad' consists of six smiling cheerleaders! (From Left to Right) Heather Kuhns, Tiffany Shearer, Stacey Penrod, Angie Dunn. Pam Neys, and Angela Knotts SOOPER SPIRIT! 5th Place Bradley — 1984 NCA Spirit Award — 1985 NCA Spirit Stick —1985 1 st Place Bradley — 1985 ICF Champions — 1986 ICF 6th National Champions — 1986 Varsity Rah Squad — 105 Fresh-Soph Boys Basketball By: Tracy Binder and Tricia Archibald You're doing fine in your warm up, now come on and play like that in the game. Left to Right. Bottom: Adam Heinz, Mike Henson. Scott Samsa. Chris Peterson, John Thompson, Trip Barton. Rich Pillman, Jason Blankenship. Top: Brian Asbell. Steve Bosch. Doug Siegel. Shane Updyke, Chad Catton. Greg Geick, Rob Asbell, Toby Shearer, Keith Streitmatter. Coach: Mr. Pat Thomas. This was Mr. Thomas' first year of coaching at Brimfield High School. Good Job Coach! 106 — Fresh-Soph Boys B B. JV CHEERLEADERS Kristy Hartman and Michelle Reimer, Lisa Roberts and Barb Lemke, Lori Fisher and Jenny Anderson JV Cheerleaders —107 Indianettes Pom-Pon Squad ” By: Tina Peters 1986-87 Indianettes Bottom Right: Captain — Tina Peters. Bottom Left: Co-Captain — Erin Sulaski. 1st Row (L-R): Joellyn Johnson, Amy Carlton, Susie Rachel. Kim Kelly. 2nd Row (L-R): Jenny Pillman. Lori Martin. Stacy Rachel. Anne Smith. Mandi Davis. 3rd Row (L-R): Erika Hartter. Chris Doering. Michelle Otto. Lynn Unkrich, and Angie Doubet ■‘ L. 108 — Pom-Pon Squad The Indianettes added pep and spirit to each basketball game by performing snazzy pom and dance routines to such songs as: Workin’ For A Livin’ ” by Huey Lewis, “R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. by John Cougar Mellencamp, What I Like About You by The Romantics, Hit That Perfect Beat Boy by Bronskey Beat, and Wild One by Iggy Pop. Nearly half of this year's squad consisted of first year members, but during each performance, the girls moved together with complete uniformity. Following tradition, the Indianettes marched in the Santa Claus Parade in Downtown Peoria — despite bitter cold winds that continued to blow throughout the parade. Former Indianette captain and squad member Natalie Gilles sponsored the squad. Pom-Pon Squad —109 H.S. Girl’s Varsity gy: Chris Doering From the Left: Cassie Symonds. Jill Bloody. Kris Miller. Maureen Hermann. Chris Keithley, Amy Sherman, Lisa Roberts, Debbie Cluskey, and LeRae Goben. The Varsity team was coached by Deb Fisher. Strategy9 Go For It! The Varsity team ended their year with a record of 16 wins and 10 losses. They placed first in the ICAC and Arrowhead conferences and third at the Carl Sandburg Tournament. Sophomore, LeRae Goben, was selected for the first all conference team in the Arrowhead conference and Junior, Chris Keithley, made the second team. The Varsity girls had a very impressive season and they should be very proud of themselves as the rest of us are of them. Indians on the Wa. path! 110 —H.S. Girls B B J.V. Girls Basketball by: Becky Bridson Managers Loci Martin and Tricia Archibald JV Team. Top: Karrie Stuckey. Lisa Doubet. Lisa Roberts. Susan Cluskey. Susie Bartsh. Tina Binder, Susan Bess, Lori Doubet. Angie Doubet. Jill Blundy. Not Shown: Becky Bridson. Donna Eldndge The team consisted of 6 sophomores and 6 freshmen. A relatively young team which surprised me at times. We always seemed to start a game off slow but by the third quarter we were ready to fight. They always had me on the edge of my seat near the end of the game. We had 6 games or so which we won or lost by 3 points or less. I am really looking forward to another eventful season.” — Michelle Schaffer J.V. Girls Basketball — 111 Freshman Boys Basketball Front: Erik Sollenberger, Keith Streitmatter, Jason Blankenship, Robert Jones. Back: Mike Henson, Chad Catton. Shane Updyke, Chris Peterson, Tim Jankowski. The Tribe 112 — Freshman Boys B.B. eu — p!pubo 8th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders: Stefie Kuhns, Wendy Miller, Erica Dotson. Laura Bush, Stefanie Bennett. Annie Johnson. Players: Ross Herrmann, Jason Wallace, Scott Altpeter. Jason Truitt, Roy Scherler, Mark Marks. Bret Glas, Mike McKown, Chet Catton, Greg DeVries, Todd Rice, Mike Hermann, Brian Cahill. Mike Craig. Coach: Pat Thomas Little Cheerleader: Julie Roberts 114 —8th Grade BB 7th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders: Kelly Glas, Chezley LaHood. Jeme Cawley, Kathy Crowley. Heather Hamm. Kristen Kozeliski. Players Randy Jankowski, Eric Cuevas. Andy Pillman, Robbie Probst. Matt Peterson, Andy Keyt, Matt Fuller, Mark McKown, Matt Weaver. Brian Abraham. Coach DaveWeibring Little Cheerleader: Mitch McKown 7th Grade BB — 115 Grade School Track Track Participants Included: Laura Bush, Jaela Walker. Matt Fuller. Mark McKown, Ross Herrmann. Roy Scherler. Billy Heinz. Megan Fuller. Greg DeVries. Eric Stone. Jenny Fuller. Kenyon Steel. Angie Henson. Justin Bush. Rod Cahill. Rod Donaldson. Jeremy Helms. Chris Peck. The Yearbook Staff apologizes for not having pictures of the grade school girls basketball team. Grade School Girls Basketball Members of the Grade School Girls Basketball Teams Beth Bndson Jenny Kingdon Sarah Bohanan Jayne Harper Kristen Kozeliski Julie Kantz Colleen Kilpatrick Wendy Norris Megan Fuller Doreen Symonds Teresa Carroll Tracy Kingdon Jenny Weuve Rhonda Jordan Kim Doubet Tracy Sandall Chris Knotts Michelle Meinders Jan Cluskey 116 — G.S. Track Giris B B Grade School Baseball and Softball Back Row: Coach Kevin Curtin, Brian Cahill. Todd Rice, Chet Catton, Mike Craig, Mike Hermann, Mark Marks, Bret Glas. Middle Row: Mark Ryan, Mitch Heinz. Matt Sollenberger. Mike McKown, John Kantz, Eric Stone. Front Row: Mark McKown, Larry Keach, Scott Metzger. Andy Keyt, Carl Fisher. Back Row: Elizabeth Clarke, Coach Pam McCartney. Brenda Symonds. Megan Fuller. Chris Knotts, Tracy San-dall. Kim Doubet, Kelly Glas. Front Row: Angie Anderson. Michelle Meinders. Krista Geick, Jan Cluskey. Doreen Symonds, Jaela Walker. G.S. Baseball-Softball 117 High School Softball by: Shannon Stevenson Back (L-R): Debbie Cluskey. Cassie Symonds, Lori Doubet. Jenny Pillman, Anne Smith, Miclelle Otto, Jill Blundy, LaRae Goben, Maureen Hermann, Jill Miles, Susan Cluskey. Angie Doubet. Dina Ralston, Kris Miller, and Lisa Doubet The Lady Indians had a very good year. At the end of the season the girls record was 17 wins and 8 losses. They were in first place in the conference. Good going girls. Bottom Left: This is our lucky can of SPAM. Bottom Right: That's the breaks! 118 —H.S. Softball Varsity Baseball By: Tom Staley Members of the 1987 Brimfiekj varsity baseball team include: (Bottom Row. Left to Right) Bob Jones. Scott Barham. Adam Heinz, Eric Bosch. Trip Barton. Tony Rice. Middle Row: Statistician. Amy Carlton. Tal Rozene, Todd Marks. Derek Bennett. Tom Staley. Brett Yemm. Aven Friday. Top Row: Coach Warner. Jeff Blundy. Erin Gravitt. Troy llnkrich. Jess Staley. Bruce Emken. Not Pictured: Ehc Mobeck. The team finished the season with an 11-9 record. They advanced to the second round in Regionals before getting beat. Coach Warner s thoughts on the team were, “We had a very successful season. To my knowledge we were the first varsity team to finish a season over .500. H.S. Baseball —119 Cross Country J By: Becky Bridson Top, L to R: Steve Hartman, Jeff Schaub, Eric Bosch. Rich Pillman. Erin Sulaski. Bottom: Lome Mills. Jeff Rosecrans. Brian Johnson, Andy Mueller, Steve Bosch, Coach Pat Thomas. Cross Country H.S. 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