Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1987 volume:

Club-aholic Workout Area Staff In Trunk I’m Ahead Of You Here Comes Trouble 30 56 102 112 142 Wholesome Bremen boys hear no evil, see no evil. and speak no evil. (Steve Edgar. Mike Gallagher, and Duane Lichey) A prime example of octive laboratory science WE MEN WOMEN are Hot I (JodeBe Mazies and Coroin Gerth) 2 Anjonette White to Koyesha Mobley “Oh GRLI Check him outll (Alvin Jones) Karen Brady. Lisa Schuck. Dianna Chiarmonte, and Denise Yerkes heavily involved in Gossip 101. Dawn Baker. When wi this year end?l Steve Edgar during his siesta hour. 4 We practice good communication skills W© express our opinions to the media 6 NO loitering on the stairs. NOONE alowed In the Cafeteria wittxxjt faculty supervision. 7 HOMECOMING - A NEW VIEWPOINT This year. Homecoming had a different look than it has in past years. Gone were the class activities during the week and the parade before the game. However, things were also added to the week too. A singles dance, an open gym night and a fun run were part of the additions. These changes were made to hopefully encourage the school to once again remember that the important part of the activities is the game itself. Town fo and faculty joined in the fun run. The Quiz Bowl Assembly showed academic competition Experienced runners Ske Adam made a great The game itself brought thrills to a capacity crowd showing 8 Many seniors, including Lynn. Karen and Debby realy got into the 50's and Frosh await the questions AND ATTITUDE! Soph quiz members Our band is once ogam marching in half time shows Mary and Darlene await the queen court presentation. 9 Heavenly Shades Of Night Are Falling ... It's Twilight Time! As a resounding cheer went up. Dawn Chenoweth was announced Homecoming Queen for 1986. This popular queen and her court were found participating in as well as gracing the activities of this week. The court pictured at right are: Kathy Koehne and date Joe Donato, Queen Dawn Chenoweth and date Dan Stoettner, far right Alicia Laas and date Mark Hartwig, Julie McNichols and date Paco Casteneda, Lisa Schuck and date Steve Gallagher. The week ended in the romantic mood of TWILIGHT TIME. QUEEN DAWN CHENOWETH 10 Have We Got The Spirit? It's The BREMEN SPIRIT!!! The students at Bremen are full of spirit. This has been shown clearly this year through the many projects held to help the community. Both the Thanksgiving and Christmas can food drives were a success in helping the needy. We were especially proud of the Christmas drive since it was the most successful in the history of Bremen, raising over 3,000 pounds of food and over $600 that was used for food certificates. This was not the only time Bremen students could be seen, for they were also found helping the Lions and Knights of Columbus with their annual donation drives. So the spirit of Bremen can be seen anywhere help is needed. After collecting for a week, the time comes for packing Joe and Brian take a picture break after hours of pocking Superintendent Wm Sharp offers the first donation to Dawn Chenoweth and Principal George Bteber cans. 12 Visiting Washington, D.C. Before my trip to Washington. D C.. I really didn't know what to expect. I now feel that this was a great experience in my life. From the sights I saw to the people I met. the Presidential Classroom turned out to be a very worthwhile experience, and everyone should, at some time in their lives, visit our Nation's Capital. - Tom Ramsey My week in Washington D. C. was very fast paced, but every moment was well spent. I met many interesting people and even made a few good friends along the way. The trip, lectures, and sight seeing, were excellent so I would personally recommend the program to any student even if they are not interested in politics. Through my experiences in Washington D.C. I feel that I have become a more open minded person. Dave Pecka At the bock entrance of the White House. The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Dave relaxing after attracting a group of men and women from cM over the world. 13 Tanya Maloney serenading her cute date Freddie's Back! (Steve Forster and Shari Stoettner) A group of underclassmen, TRYING to fit in. WE have arrived: the party starts NOW! Showing Few Signs Of Scary Ghosts!! “Pee-Wee'' Galogher doing The Pee-Wee Herman No Ray Tovo. con't you see. you're not my type! ', says Kris Duty) 15 Donkey's Playing Basketball?? (Fact Or Fiction?) This years Booster Club took a new view at entertainment. Instead of watching just our faculty get embarrassed playing people like the Bears, they found something that could embarrass not only the faculty, but juniors, seniors and even members of the town. In order to do this, the first step was to get donkeys and change the rules of the game. Almost all action was legal only when sitting on or holding onto the donkey. Needless to say, the donkeys did not always choose to do what the rider wished them to do. This made for three very interesting games with the Juniors winning over the police. Seniors winning over the faculty and finally the Seniors winning the playoff game over the Juniors. This goes to show that those SENIORS REALLY KNOW THEIR DONKEYS! Galloping (and faling) toward a basket! Let's take a bow Pooper Scoopers awaiting their chance Strrrretttch! This way, no that way ... c'mon ball! Yea we've got oh no not another fair Anyone have a bnbe to £ve him? Great Job. even with those donkeys! A New Bremen Tradition: Revitalization Week debuted this year at Bremen. It took the place of this year's imcomplete Spirit Week events, which used to take place at Homecoming. Revit Week included a Quiz Bowl, Talisman Events. Class Cheer, Class Color, and a Tug-of-War. The Senior class took first place overall by winning the Talisman events, the Class Color, and Class Cheer The Juniors took second place. The won the Tug-of-War. The Sophomores came in third Place and they won the Quiz Bowl. The Freshmen were new to these events and took last place - better luck next year!! Revitilization Week!! OPPOSITE PAGE Top Left: The winning Sophomore Quiz Bowl team. Middle Left: The Seniors successfully out tug the Sophomores (Middle Right). Lower Left: Angie Geniusz, Brian Thweatt, and Julie McNichols show off their Senior Spirit. Lower Right: Junior Ken Konecki ready to ride his new bike in the Trike Race. THIS PAGE: Top Left Junior Brett Pechtold eats (and wears) pies during the pie parade. Top Right: Mr. Stupeck to Fancy Anderson. The Bathroom is right over there now go wash your face! Bottom Left: Tracy Russo and Suzy Delattre show their pride in being Freshmen. Bottom Right: Watch out Chris McSheffery, Carrie Provancal is right behind you. Lower Bottom Right Sophomores Carol Egan and Alicia Klotz. seeing how the crowd likes their new dance. King Dan Schuler and Donna Vaughan. Court Member Terry Flournoy and Clarice Burts. Court Member Ed Feil and Juke Me Nichols “WHY CAN’T THIS NIGHT GO ON FOREVER?’’ For some it did — Turnabout 1987 will be an evening remembered by all. The memories of a dance with that special someone will live forever. PARKSIDE provided the tunes to which many young couples danced and romanced. Mark Hartwig and Kelly Farrell won the dance contest and Dan Schuler was crowned King. But everyone else has their own special memories of Turnabout to treasure! These girls just wanna have fun: Jenny Tekos. Kris Hurt a. and Stocey Johnson. (above left) Traci and Derrick cuddle for the camera, (above right) Melanie 'jacks the house , (below) The gang's a here! Craig. Jenny. Larry. Tim. and Marcy wait patiently for pictures What's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?'' Swayin' to the sounds (Tom ond Kristie) Bifl and Guyanne spend a night on the town Say CHEEEEZ! (Rose and James) W you hurry up so we can BOOGC! We’ve Got Tonight! Queen Heidi Wojonowski and Boon Franc The excitement ot being Prom Queen 1987. While everyone excitedly prepared for a special evening, the Junior Class Officers. Annette Smaga. Kevin Hayden. Casey Hogan, and Sue Bostrom, along with sponsor Mr. Kinsella, Spent hours working on the final preparations. The Holiday Inn of Matteson was the setting for the Big Night . The weather was chilly with a slight breeze that rustled dresses and the scent of flowers all drifted lazily into the memories of WE'VE GOT TONIGHT! Dawn Chenoweth and Dan Stoettner. Mcote Friday and Terry Fkxjrnory. Trina Laws and Andre Jordan Donna Vaughn and Roy Pruitt Teresa Six and Date (Mke). 22 Veronica and Date take time out to relax Hilory. Beth. Chuck, and Kathy stop for a picture 23 Kris lannon - What ARE you doin'? Tom Ramsey and Date ( Undo ) look on to the evening with excitement! Serious Business Of Posing And Dancing. Tiffany and friends gather to choose their pictures. Dan Schuier tries to spel his name. 24 Pleeeeeze — not here! (Jeanette Coffman and date) Drew certainly seems to be enjoying himself As The Evening Drew To A Close “Hey. man . melow out! (who IS that masked woman???) Steppin' out in style! 25 Co-Salutatorian Daniel Stoettner Dan Stoettner participated in a variety of activities and has earned a 5.8 grade point average while at Bremen. He was student of the month, active on the football and baseball teams and a Senior Leader. He was a member of NHS, the Gifted Program. Mathletes and the Quiz Bowl Team. He was on the Arrow and Echo staffs and was also named as an Illinois State Scholar. “I plan to continue my education at I.I.T., majoring in Engineering. My goal is to be the most well rounded American since Ben Franklin. Valadictorian Roger Rasmussen Roger Rasmussen maintained a 5.857 grade point average while at Bremen, and was also active in many clubs. He was a beneficial part of the Chess Team. Academic Quiz Bowl Team, and Jets. Roger was also a student aide, an active member of the Gifted Program and NHS and President of both Mathletes and Computer Club. Roger was an Illinois State Scholar. I have applied to the school of technology at Northwestern University, and am considering a career in Computer Engineering. Co-Salutatorian Jennifer Engelke Jennifer Engelke was able to achieve a 5.8 grade point average while in school. She was a member of the Gifted Program, NHS, Spanish Club, and Arrow. She was student of the month, a Senior Leader, a student aide and a benefit to Mathletes as well as JETS. Jennifer is an Illinois State Scholar. I plan to attend Moody Bible Institute for a year. Then I plan to transfer to Grace College in Winona Lake Indiana and major in Education with a minor in Child Psychology. 76 Building Friendships And HAPPINESS! 29 ECHO TELLS IT HOW IT IS PHOTO CLUB DEVELOPS WELL MATHLETES ADD UP VICTORIES COMPUTER CLUB PUNCHES IN SUCCESS CHESS CLUB MAKES ALL THE RIGHT MOVES SPANISH CLUB HAS BILINGUAL TENDENCIES OFFICE EDUCATION TYPES UP THE NEW STYLES Boon Ffonc. m owe at the number of pies N.H.S. Tcdsman team member Andy Furman Ate. D.E.C.A. putting together Bremen's spirit puzzle in record time. Steve Gallagher tries to steal the bal from Sue Hammer, but she is too quick for him. Kathy Perrizo listens to the secret plons of wirmng the game Matt Sendra sngs and plays the piano at Bremen's Spring Concert The Bond practices their new songs Kevin Grundhofer hides, so he doesn't have to do Lesfce Modory with her Prom Date? any more work JT Bremen’s Choir The Concert Choir includes: Scott Cloud. Bob Polk. Jerrill Flournoy, Julie Brickley, Rita Brown, Marc Carter. Jeff Coffey, Jeanette Coffman, Bill Doyle. Otis Emerson. Kathy Faille, Terrill Flournoy. Nicole Friday, Kevin Gonzales. Alissa Henry. Tonya Huegel, Teresa Isler. Gwendolyn Jackson, Tim Johnson, Senita Jones. Andre Jordan, Angelina Kirkwood. Carol Leigh, Chris McSheffery, Cathy Mills. Angie Myers, Paula Nagel. Monica Rushing. Lisa Scott, Matt Sendra. Tom Smith, Yvette South, Lamona Spicer. Cheryl Stevens, Shawn Sutton, Bernadette Veal, Tracy Williams. Bobbie Wyche. Carla Criglear. Shawnda Debose, Adam Dorsey. Michelle Fagan. Sandi Giggleman. Kevin Johnson, Leslie Modory, Ransom Rodriguez, Traci Stewart, Shelly Bauer. Diane Dandurand. Don Mentink, Jim Rodriguez. Lisa Samuelson. Yolanda Wakefield, Willie Griffin, Amy Giggleman, Tim Nachtwey. Sherry Sisk, Darlene Walton. The Chorus groups include: H. Brown, T. Dixon. D. Harper, T. Jackson, C. Key, T. McCarter, P. Olesen, J. Olson, M. Thurman, L. White. L. Clifton, N. Larmon, D. Morin, K. Nixon, T. Weeden, A. Miester, L. Mohead. M. Moore. D. Olesen, T. Collins, G. Deneka, O. Friday, N. Green. A. Harris, R. Jones. N. Brutton, L. Spicer. T. Delattre. V. Roberson, S. Steele, G. Burts, L. Cowger. D. Davis. L. Johnson, R. Moore, N. Ritchey. K. Wilbur, C. Williams, A. Walls. J. Holder, K. Fudge, J. Zukovich, R. Camper. A. Powell. V. Preacely. 32 The Choral Department In Action The Choral Department is not just another class. Although the students learn the proper way to sing as a group, the enjoyment they bring to those outside their classes is enormous. Through their daily effort, two major concerts are performed during the Christmas and Spring season. Here are some views of their practices and performances. 33 BAND • How Great They Sound! This year's Band members include: Bottom Row. Julie Jarema. Kevin Grundhofer, Kayesha Mobley. Chuck Peters, LeAnn Johnson, Cindi Collura. Angie Peters. 1st Row: Margie Levey, Ernestina Nelson, Gina Chidadea, Angie White. Paula Howard, Camille Holloway, Lynette Bressinger. Brenda Banser; 2nd Row: Michael Tillmon, Danette Osborne, Theresa Miller, Latonya Barr. Karly Hughes, Dana Hoffie, Cy Fernandez, Craig Rushing. Terry Smith, Dave Pecka, Cindy Phipps. Top Row: John Studnicka, Anthony Robinson. Joe Ramos, Mike VanHorne, Greg Carnes. Greg Rozwalka. Raymond Barr. Moses Timon marches to the beat of a Bremen drummer The saxophone section plays and takes their music seriously John Studnicko beating on Ns drum. Paula Howard playing her Tutti-Flutie. 35 DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America The Distributive Education Club of America is a club that prepares students in a marketing field. It helps the students have a better understanding of the free enterprise system by not only class work, but work experience and competitions in particular fields. The top three finalists in each category in the Marketing Events Day are sent on to compete in the State Competition. The students who honored Bremen and themselves in this year's competition were Melanie Butzow - Advertising - 3rd Place Trophy Sales Demonstration - 1st Ploce Trophy Vickie Balkemore - Food Marketing - 6th Place Medafcon Toni Holt • Food Marketing - one of only eight students who received an llinois DE Scholarship Kathy Koehne - Food Marketing - one of only eight students who received an llinois DE Scholarship Kathy Koehne -competed in General Retail Merchandising Beth Me$$r ger General Retail Merchandising - 3rd Place Trophy Michelle Pizer - Food Marketing - One of Four finalists in state for Outstanding Business Achievement Award top Joe Rickey. Toni Holt. Vicki Blakemore. Jim Webber. Shawn Roberts. Kathy Koehne. Tonya Huegal. Lori Cherivtch. Bill Doyle. Cherty Stevens. Tonya Bibbs. Michelle Pizer. Lora Rinehart. Mory Westman. Tracey Guyatte. Mel Butzow. Mr Kulovitz. Beth Messnger 36 D.O. Members D.O. Diversified Occupation D.O. is a club designed to develop skills in technical, industrial and trade careers. Students attend classes as well as use the class knowledge in work related situations. Leadership is considered important and D.O. helps prepare students for it. This year's club took special delight in particip ating in the Talisman events. Ray Boros Ed Bullock Roger Burns Mark Day Norman Dixson Mark Dufrain Dave Eberhardt Rich Garay Roy Holden Gerry Kozora Dave Mager Brian Mohr Daniel Sabados Thomas Smith Robert Williams Steve Wolff HERO Home Economic Related Occupations H E R O. MEMBERS Tina Bard Lisa Bielema Tracy BJeker Lisa Gradisher Lottie Gulik Gwendolyn Jackson Julie Jarema Senita Jones Tracy Kellams Wendy Kurzydlo Kathie Lynch Christina McSheffery Kristie Miller Paula Nagel Dina Ochoa Michelle Osborne Carolyn Parry Carrie Provencal Shari Quint Tina Smith Vicky Stiles Linda Toppins Lynette Waichunas Tracey Weeden The HERO program prepares students to live in society by vocational preparation and involvement in the community. It also gives students the chance to gain credits for the class and on the job experience. The students receive work experience in Child Care, Foods and Clothing. 38 O.E.A. Office Education Association O.E. MEMBERS OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Sue Bogdalek Debbie Farley Kelly Fontaine Trent Godfrey Amy Hartwig Mark Hartwig Tanya Holder Trian Trina Laws Therese Lenart Kristin Reda Lisa Scott Teresa Six Donna Vaughan Heidi Wojtanowski Barbara Garner Kelly Krygowski Josie Rodriquez Ann Wielgorecki In addition to the in-class and on-the-job activities, the OE club members participated in many extracurricular activities. During the fall, they did hall decs for Homecoming. In the winter, members brought in cans for the food drive; got 3rd place in the Christmas door decoration contest; and took Christmas gifts to the children in Ingalls Memorial Hospital. In Janurary, the members entered the OEA Area 6 Contests and won the following; Administrative Assistant II; Heidi Wojtanowksi, 1st Place; Terri Lenart. 2nd Place; Donna Vaughan, 3rd Place. Information Processing I: Debbie Farley, 1st Place. Employment Skills A; Kelly Krygowski. 2nd Place. MedicaL; Kris Reda, 4th Place. (Heidi, Terri, and Debbie went to the OEA State Contests held at the Woodfield Hyatt in March. Terri Lenart took 6th Place in Administrative Assistant II.) In February, the club had a pizza party at Giordano's. During the spring, the members Adopted a Tree” for the GREENING OF BREMEN PROJECT. The finale, of course, was the Annual Employer-Employee Banquet held in May at the Beverly Woods West. (To raise funds for these activities, all OE club members participated in doughnut sales, an item sale, and a flower sale held during the year.) 39 Staff: Ms. Mary Lou Berry Mr. George Bieber Mr. Otis Branch Miss Patricia Gregory Mr. Homer Hulfachor Mr. Charles Hull Mr. John McGraw Dr. James Miller Mr. Leon Newbern Mr. Terry Stevens Mr. David Yarbrough Students: Jonna Arsenault Brian Baker Decole Baker John Banaszak Melissa Beck Vicki Blakemore Ray Boros William Bowman Brad Brown Dan Bradley Karen Brady Kristie Bulov Tom Burns Barbara Busking Melanie Butzow David Charleston Dawn Chenoweth Lori Cherivtch Donna Chiz Doris Chiz Joy Coffey Beth Ann Compton Mary Beth Conlan Lydia Cowger Julie Craig Traci Cygan Gerald David 1986-87 ”1 LOVB BBS CLUB Present membership includes: Daniell DeLoatch Patty Dempsey 'Tim Dombroswki James Donald Holly Donato Felecia Donald Nelson Edwards Michael Edgar Otis Emerson Jenny Engelke Rebecca Evans Debbie Farley Jose Fernandez Nicole Friday Armando Galeas Jenny Gold Brian Goode. Greg Gradisher Steve Grivikas Sue Gullow Tracy Guyette Linda Hamm Tanya Hampton Daniel Hancock Debbie Heckler Alissa Henry Maria Hernandez Tanya Holder Toni Holt Richard Hoyle Tonya Huegel Karla Hughes Brandon Jackson Kathy Jacobs Dena Kara Kathy Koehne Kenneth Koneckx Kathleen Kruczek Kelly Krygowski Keith Kurzweil Beth Larmon Trina Laws Kristine Legg Carol Leigh Terri Lenart Jody Leslie Shelly Lewis Dan Lyvers Elizabeth Marcum Tina Martens Jodelle Mazies Michelle McDonald Beth Messinger Mike Mikolajczyk Karen Mikos Catherine Mills Sheila Moore Mario Morales Kelly Naylor Ron Nelson Nicole Nicholson Dina Ochoa Dan O'Ganovich Ann Olson Michelle Osborne Leslie Ota Carolyn Parry Michelle Pizer Chris Politanski Michelle Popowski Carrie Provancal Shari Quint Tom Ramsey Roger Rasmussen Kristin Reda Raquel Reyes Tomas Reyes Jenny Reznik Kim Reznik-Laura Rinehart ■Lara Robilotta ■James Rodriguez Varsovia Santoliva Shari Sarna Dawn Sartori Laura Sartori Maribeth Scanlan Dan Schuler Chris Schulz Mark Sendra. Larry Seymour Cheryl Sharpe Tina Simon Toni Simon Scott Sloop Annette Smaga Weather Smitk Tieshka Smith Tina Smith Dan Stoettner Shari Stoettner Pam Streb. Donna Stroud Gary Strugnell Craig Stumbaugh Andrea Suett William Sunmer Shawn Sutton Tye Swanson Sandy Terlep Grace Thorne Paul Tobin. Raymond Tovo Rodney Varney Jenny Vasquez Donna Vaughan Michelle Vervaet Mike Waichunas Lisa Wilma Tina Waitekus Linda Woestman Heidi Wojtanowski Cindy Wold Steve Wolff Mike Yerkes Bremen Work Program The Bremen Work Program is a work study program. Credit is earned by working various jobs. Fund raising activities are also held throughout the year. KNEELING. Tina Crisman. Left to Right: Walter Kujawa. Sue Bogusz, Tracy Russo. Mark Anderson. Christine Cochrane. Karin Scholten. Velma Taylor. Michelle VanHorn (back). 41 cHabla Espanol? The Spanish Club members enjoyed a good year of learning, of going on field trips, and even eating, food of Spanish origin. Without the folk fair, though, something was definately missing. This club is sponsored by Senorita Runyan, and she does a great job of spreading Spanish culture. Members Included: Bottom-Row Dwyn Dykman. Lara Robtota. Cheryl Sharpe. Margie Levey. LeAnn Johnson; 1st Row: Laura Odenbach. Joe Firm, Kely Farrell. Mike Edgar. Nelson Edwards. Julie Grabowski; Top Row: Cheri Perrizo. Veronica Nochtwey. Mike Calahan, Brad Brown. Hope Debbs. Scott Sloop, Danielle Delaoatch, Pam Postma. Karen Breen. Craig Donofrio. Steve Paerriera. Kathy Kaufman. Bruce Barta German Club With the introduction of the new German class, here at Bremen, came the introduction of the German Club. Students study and learn about the German language and cultures. Herr Schmid is the teacher in charge of this fine group. Members were Bottom Row: Chris Emperado. Tadge Kanjo. Tom Sendra. Tammy Talo. Top Row Martin TUp. Kevin Steele. Mike Boumeister. Kathy Fudge. Laura Slota, Julie Myers. Shari Quint. 42 Computers! Mark Sendra. James Donald. Roger Rasmussen, and Sheila Moore. This club may seem small, but those members put out a lot of effort. The Computer club helps to explain the importance and operation of computers in todays world and they also help out with fundraisers. Dr. Moore is the sponsor of this club. French Club By joining the French club, one can meet new people as well as learn how to speak French fluently and have a respect for the French Culture. The year still seemed full and busy even with the abscence of the annual Folk Fair. Mr. Morris is the sponsor of this club Bottom Row: Cy Fernandez. 1st Row: Carol Egan. Veronica Nachtwey. Kim Cleary. Tina Ballman. Top Row: Debbie Heckler. Grace Thorne. Fancy Anderson. Competing Academic Teams Chess Anyone? KNEELING Jeff Dertz, Dan Emperado STANDING Chris Span. Robert Stovall. Roger Rasmussen. Tom Froeberg. Neal Caauwe. Bob Conrad. Mr. Smith The Chess Team competed a lot this year. Mr. Smith is the Chess Team coach. Chess is very strategic game that takes a lot of concentration, and from the results of the matches, this team has what it takes. Mathletes The Mathletes competed against many schools from the surrounding area. Their record was good. They also had a pizza party to wrap up the season and present awards. The sponsors for the Mathletes are Dr. Moore. Mr. Fleck, and Mr. Reynolds. Members Include: Starting from the Bottom: Guyanne Lufrano. Jolene Gest. Annette Smaga. Nicole Niholson. Jodi Chenoweth. Doris Chiz. Scott Sloop. Bob Conrad. Jenni Engelke. Gina Cursio. Donna Chiz. Julie Grabowski. Jeff Hearne. Joe Burgher. Dr. Moore. Fancy Anderson. Theresa Williams. Debbie Heckler. Carol Egan. Tom Ramsey. Mark Sendra. Greg Kruczek. Dave Pecka. Sheila Moore. Janice Booth. Shaunda Dixon. Kathy Kruczek. Roger Rasmussen. Scott Hemesath. Dan Stoettner. James Donald. Steve Myers. Vince Szymczak. Academic Quiz Bowl Besides the academic quiz bowls that are done at various times during the year in school, there are also bowls that are done between the district and other area schools. The students must be able to answers questions in many different areas although the main ones are English. Math, Science and History. The students who represented Bremen in this year's competition were: Michelle McDonald, Kathy Kruczek, Felecia Donald. Michelle Vervaet. Greg Kruczek, Dan Stoettner, Dave Pecka. Roger Rasmussen. 44 Aides: They Lend A Helping Hand! The Aides of this year include: Bottom Row: Sheila Moore, Trina Laws, Paula Howard. Janet Cortez. Yvette South; 1st Row: Kathy Dineen. Gena Godfrey, Dena Kara, Jenni Engelke, Tom Ramsey, Lynette Wai-chunas, Carrie Provancal; 2nd Row: Simone Kane, Gina Cursio, Kris Lannan, Kathy Faille. Kris Hurta, Paulette St. Aubin, Tina Waitekus. Donna Vaughan, Connie Kaufman. Top Row: Beth Messinger, Dave Rozek, Ray Boros. Jenny Greves, Vickie Blakemore, Roger Rasmussen. Student Aides, at Bremen, are very beneficial to the operation of the various offices at Bremen. They also patrol the hallways and clean up the lunch room. Some of the offices they help out are the Main office, P.P.S. Office, the Echo Office, the Foreign Language office, and even the Arrow Office. These Aides make possible many services at Bremen and most of all. they are always eager to Lend A Helping Hand! Gifted The Gifted program members are required to meet the following qualifications: 1. I.Q. Intelligence Standard 2. Teacher Recommendation 3. At least a 4.6 G.P.A, 4. Enrollment in two or more Honors courses or one A.P. course for one semester. This group attended the opera and the symphony orchestra during the year. They are a reputable group who always ENCOURAGE EXCELLENCE E. Members of this years' Gifted Program were: Bottom Row: Brenda Banser, Kathy Kruczek. Kelly Naylor, Naylor. 1st Row: Shaunda Dixon, Tom Ransey Gina Cursio. Jeff Hearne. Julie Craig. Dawn Chenoweth; 2nd Row: Joe Burgher. Tieshka Smith, Jenni Engelke, Debbie Heckler, Donna Chiz, Janice Booth. Dan Stoettner. Top Row: Roger Rasmussen, Dave Pecka, Greg Kruczek, Carol Egan. Ryan Devlin. 45 The Science Club Floor: Tiffany Bullock. Mike Kuhlmann. Sheila Moore. Sitting: Julie Grabowski. Margie Levey. LeAnn Johnson. Shaunda Dixon. Joe Burger. Standing: Nicki Champaine, Laura Wedster, Jodelle Maizes. Lanissa Spear. DaShawn Coleman. Ratasha Adams. Mr. Kempton. The Science Club is an exciting club. There are all sorts of field trips, such as: skie trips and Great America. The club consists of different varieties of people who all happen to enjoy science and its adventures. Mr. Kempton is the sponsor. The Photoagraphy Club learned to use a 36mm camera for various purposes. This club helps the yearbook by taking various pictures of dances, sports, spirit events, etc. The Photography Club also sold some of their pictures to promote money towards new equipment. Mr. Kane is the sponsor. Say Cheese! Photography Club: Sitting: David Charleston, Tadge Kanjo. Grace Thorne. Standing: Richard Breen, Kevin Steele. Mike Baumstein, Mr. Kane. Roger Rasmussen (absent). 46 This year's Echo staff includes: Bottom Row: Tim Nachtway, Ericka Millhouse. Craig Donofrio, Jenny Olson, Michelle Vervaet: 1st Row: Veronica Nachtwey. Editor Daniel Schuler, Janet Cortez. Latonnia Clifton; Top Row: Nikki Champagnie, Dan Stoettner, Suzi Sarna, Sheila Moore, Brian Franc. Michelle Fagan, Kevin Grundhofer, Bill Singer, Angie Peters, Tavia Anderson. Not Pictured. Alicia Laas, Vince Szymczak, Chris Emperado. Bob Wyche, Phil Meenan, Wendy White. Kim Jones, Paula Howard, Helena Mathews. Denise Kuba, Marybeth Conlan, Kim Cole and Advisors Mary Lou Berry and Dr. Linda Profetto. The Echo is the school's newspaper. It is published every three weeks and given to students free of charge. This year the paper, served as a battle ground for many important Bremen issues. All in all. it was a good year for the Echo. Jant Cortez Gets the Scoop in the P.P.S. office as she poses as a student who is waiting to see Mr. Newbern. 47 Junior Senior Leaders .Ajnicx- Leadership is a program that trains Junior students to become Senior Leaders. During the year, students go on fiekjtnps and participate In a variety of sports The instructor of this class is Miss Leiken. Pictured here Bottom Row: E. Millhouse. D. Deloatch, S. Hammer. K. Rockway. R. Alina. S. Sama, A. Peters, A. Champagnie. G Thorne 1st Row: L Spear, H. Debbs. J. Gest. A. Smoga. K. Farrell. K. Perrizo. T. Beck. G. Lufrano. L Marcum. C. Schulz. 2nd Row J. Chenoweth. Senior K Falle. D. Shirey. E. Durkin. C. Maurer. C. Cummings. L. Weds ter. K. Robinson. M. K rouse. J. Burnson. Top Row: M. Enos. B. Singer. L. W«xx . R. Cathy. M. Baker. J. Hearne. R Gunaka. B Vaughan. 48 The Senior Leaders help out in underclass gym classes This years' Senior Leaders include: Bottom Row: B. Wyche. D Pecka. D Schuler. D. Stoettner. B Franc. M. Hartwig. D Schaefer. O. Emerson. G. Kruczek. V. Szymczak. K. Brody. 1st Row S. Franklin. L Waichunas. D. Chiz. C Gerth. M Dempsey. T Bibbs. C Kaufman. D Pappaiardo. D. Chenoweth. M Corbett. T. Huegel. Top Row J Engelke. S. Sarna, B Rzab. A Loas. J Arseneault. K Koehne. C Provancal. G Cursio. Battle Of The Leaders This year's Battle of the Leaders proved to be exciting as well as challenging The Seniors beat the Juniors, but it was a good match up. Pictured here, with the winners' trophy, are Seniors Jenny Engelke, Karen Brady. Mary Dempsey. Suzi Sarna, Mark Hartwig. Tonya Bibbs. Bernie Rzab. Debbie Pappalardo, Bobbie Wyche, Alicia Laos, and Marie Corbett. Suzi Sarna hoogging the birdy trom Tonya B bs Bi Singer serving a smoshog boll 49 Student Council This Year's members included: Bottom Row: Treasurer Chris Schulz. President Ray Tovo, Vice-president Gina Cursio. 1st Row. Jeff Hearne. Carol Egan. Grace Thorne. Tom Ramsey. Secretary Mary Dempsey. Dawn Shirey; 2nd Row: Paulette St Aubin. Kelly Farritor. Marcy Tijerina. Michelle Fagan, Annette Smaga, Cindy Maurer; Top Row: Ray Boros. Scott Devlin, Michelle Popowski. Fancy Anderson. Mary Dempsey Darlene Doggy announce the court members at the Homecoming Dance President Ray Tovo serves punch to off of his loveSes” at the Turnabout Dance Student Council is an organization which sponsors most of the activities at Bremen. Some of this years' activities, which Student Council was in charge of. were the Blood Drive, the Canned Food Drive, the Homecoming Dance, the Turnabout Dance, and many other activities which are important to Bremen students. 50 Projectionists The projectionist staff includes Bottom Row Jay Baker. Jim Proper; 1st Row Ricky Breen. Kevin Grundhofer. Kris Dunn. Top Row Cy Fernandez. T.V. Production Members include Bottom Row: Nicole Nicholson. Carolyn Gerth. Jo-deHe Maz� s. Kim Jones; Top Row Tim Nachtwey. Ricky Breen. Brad Brown. Kevin Grunhofer. Jenny Olson T.V. Productions is the new District 228 Club. Students from all four schools produce films, district news, and features. Girls’ Soccer Club Runs for a Second Year Bremen, once again, sponsored a girls' soccer club. The response to the long practices and almost constant running was obviously much better this year since the team members themselves continued to work thoughout the season. Although the club's record was not outstanding, the skills and enthusiasm became stronger as the girls learned to work together. 52 SOCCER CLUB ROSTER Patricia Allen Fancy Anderson Kristie Barrett Gerrin Cheek Kim Cleary MaryBeth Conlan Cheryl Feykes Jenny Fox Dana Guerra Linda Hamm Denise Lecik Debbie Lyons Tina Morin Jenny Olson Patti Schultz Donna Stroud Kellie Wilbur Linda Woestman 53 N.H.S N.H.S President Tom Ramsey and Vice-President Gina Cursio. N.H.S. Pyramid - They're good in the classroom and out. Simone. Kane. Andy Furman, and Lisa Sc hock prepare to qualify. The 1986-87 National Honor Society had a very successful year. Between the Stuffed Animal sale and the Christmas Canned Food Drive, the N.H.S. proved to be a very active organization. The most important axtivity that N.H.S. sponsored, was the tutoring program. National Honor Society members tutored Freshman students who needed help acedemically in a variety of subjects. Thanks to Mr. Hulfachor from oil of the N.H.S. members for all of his support and help throughout the year! The 1986-87 members include: Tom Ramsey - N.H.S. President. Gina Cursio Vice-President. Beth Messinger - Treasurer. Kris Lannan Secretory, Jenna Arseneault. Melissa Beck. Wendy Bonneau. Melanie Butzow. Dawn Chenoweth. Donna Chiz. Marie Corbett. Laura Culver. Darlene Daggy. Mary Dempsey. Jenni Engelke. Kathy Faille. Andy Furman, Simone Kane. Toni Holt. Dena Kara. Greg Kruczek, Debbie Pappalardo. Dave Pecka, Roger Rasmussen, Lisa Schuck, Dan Schuler. Dan Stoettner. Vince Szymczak. Michelle Vervaet. Kris Lannan shots some baskets for N.H.S. The National Honor Society 54 ORACLE 1986-1987 Veronica Nochtwey edits her selection for the Orocie The Oracle is Bremen's creative writing magazine. The book is filled with students' views, outlooks, and feelings expressed through poems, stories. and essays ORACLE. 1986-1987 ADVISOR: Ms. Diane Korhonen EDITOR: Michelle Vervaet ARTIST: Joe Jaskula STAFF: Tonya Bibbs Tiffany Bullock Paula Howard Anntina James Sheila Moore Tim Nachtwey Veronica Nachtwey Neil Olesen John Risser Laura Sartori We would like to thank all of the students and English teachers for their support and contributions The following poem is the first place winner for this years' Oracle. FIRE IN THE FOREST Bottom Row: Tim Nachtwey. Paula Howard. Tiffany Bullock, Tonya Bibbs. John Risser, Adam Dorsey. Tonya Huegel; 1st Row Vickie Blakemore. Ed Gurick. Michelle Vervaet. Veronica Nachtwey. Laura Satori, Anntina James. Neil Olesen, Ms. Korhonen. 2nd Row Sheila Moore. Grace Thorne. Top Row Dana Hoffie The ground crunches beneath your feet As you walk through this waste of land. The grass is dead and the trees are black From the terror of the devil's hand. The smoke clouds your eyes as the fire burns And causes them to tear. You realize the animals Have something they should fear. Will they all be killed in this inferno That billows through the air? Will you help them to save their homes. Or do you even care? Life goes on for you and me When it's over, we just go home. But the animals who used to live here Can do nothing else but roam. Kevin Grundhofer Coach. I swear, my shoes are broken (Mke Enos). First of d. you have to put your heknet on right BASKETBALL HAS A FOUL SEASON SOCCER SPORTS DOWN THE FIELD CROSS COUNTRY TEAM LOSES PACE VOLLEYBALL SEASON WINDS UP IN THE NET SOFTBALL HAS AN OUTOF-THE-PARK SEASON FOOTBALL SEASON SACKED FOR A 10 YARD LOSS BRAVES BASEBALL GOES WITHOUT A BAD BOUNCE M. Keller to Brian Kraatz, For the last time, NO, you can't be on the Girls' Cross Country team! Cheri Perrizo. watching the ball coming closer and closer and closer ... Gabe ParriHo and Julie Grabowski doing a halt-time Mss Mary Mack routine tor the audience Chris Schaeter doing some Pel6-like moves to impress the tans Sports Division 57 1986 Season Varsity Rich East 14-16 Rich South 12-21 Crete-Monee 3- Rich Central 0-2C Tinley Park 0-3( Hillcrest 13-1 T.F. North Forfei Oak Forest 7-t T.F. South 6-1 i Varsity Football Team Row 4-S. Gallagher. R. Cherivtch, D. Hancock. N. Larmon. K. Mansmith. D. Schuler. Row 3-M. Wolfe. M. Engwall. E. Feil. D. Steettner. E. Davis. J. Pursel. D. Arvantis. B. Vaughan. Row 2-M. Leavy. K. Konecki. B. Lyons. Coach Yukich, Coach D.. Coach Augustine. R. Udoni. N. Edwards. J. O. Keefe. Row 1-M. Mankiewicz, N. Cauwwe. G. Seales. M. McNamara. J. Finn. R. Gunaka. L. Morris. N. Dixon. M. Guerra. R. Golden. Seated P. Meeder. P. Ritter. S. Sloop (mgr.). D. Olsen (mgr.). T. McQuaid (mgr.), M. Krause. S. Sutton. J. Watters. The Bremen Varsity finished the season with a disappointing 2-7 record; however, most of the games were quite close and weren't decided until the final minutes. Junior Dan Hancock was selected as All-Conference quarterback, passing for almost 1,100 yards in 1986. a record for a Bremen Junior. Nelson Edwards also was named to the All-Conference team as a linebacker. Dan Schuler and Mike Krause were special mention performers. I am very optimistic about the 1987 season. I feel that the combination of the returning Juniors, plus the outstanding Sophomores, should prove to be a championship combination next season! -Coach D SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1-J. Sala, G. Malone, K. O'Neil. T. Carpenter, B. Koch. Row 2-M. Mikolajczyk, C. Johnson, E. Rogers. M. Peterson, G. Morris. L. Seymour, M. Spencer, B. Powers. Row 3-D. Nixon. M. Rhinehart. K. Nelson, Coach Stupeck, Coach Johnson, Coach Hancock. B. Jackson, M. Waichunas, J. Kapnick. Row 4-B. Anderson, R. Jones, B. Leavy, A. Jones, G. Weatherspoon, J. Williams, J. Nevin, C. Stumbaugh. FRESHMEN TEAM Row 1-B. Couger, I. Dixon. I. Kirkwood. T. Swearna-gen, B. Curtain. R. Hammond, quit, quit, M. Evans, J. McCarthy, quit, B. Szudy, T. Castenda. Row 2-C. Rettke, quit. T. Boger. R. Wiler. C. Hucks. T. Hendricks, quit, J. Hines, quit. F. Studnicka. T. Weber. Row 3-quit, R. Nelson. B. Goode, quit, L. Harris, quit. T. Coles, J. Basa, P. Hahn. quit. Row 4-quit, S. Guillis, R. Cygan, R. Tustin, J. Peters. B. Kavooras, B. Liggins, quit. Row 5-M. Anderson. $. Thurmond, T. Klaus, L. Putnam, K. Adams. B. Kapnick. T. Boger. Row 6-quit, B. Banowski, quit, T. Serratt, S. Lewis. R. Stovall, T. Boersma. 1986 SEASON: VARSITY T.F. NORTH 2-15 7-15 T.F. SOUTH 2-15 6-15 HILLCREST 16-14 5-15 3-15 OAK FOREST 5-15 0-15 TINLEY PK 5-15 3-15 T.F. NORTH 7-15 13-15 T.F. SOUTH 14-16 6-15 HILLCREST 0-15 17-15 4-15 OAK FOREST 4-15 0-15 TINLEY PK 6-15 10-15 With experience at setting, girls with Varsity experience, and the sophomores moving up to the varsity, we hope to have a better record in '87. The girls this year tried their best and never gave up when the chips were down. -Coach Leiken Top: Coach Leiken, Donna Chiz. Michelle Kibelkis, Kim Hammons, Grace Thorne. Middle: Kathy Faille, Jodi Chenoweth, Dawn Chenoweth, Stacy Franklin, Annette Smaga, Tracy Wrobleski. Sitting: (manager) Cindy Struebing, Andraniki Champagnie. Varsity ended with a record of 2-15. Kim prepares a kier karate chop. 1986 SEASON T.F SOUTH 15- 0 6-15 0-15 13-15 1-15 T.F NORTH 7-15 9-15 15- 9 15-7 15-10 11-15 HUCREST 15-13 6-15 16-14 15-3 15-6 OAK FOREST 6-15 4-15 3-15 6-15 TNLEY PK 15-13 11-15 4-15 10-15 2-15 T.F SOUTH 6-15 5-15 7-15 11-15 T.F NORTH 10-15 15-10 9-15 9-15 5-15 HUCREST 15-14 4-15 15- 3 15-6 15-12 OAK FOREST 1-15 4-15 7-15 7-15 BOTTOM ROW: K. Wojtanowski. M. Scanlon, D. Guerra. MIDDLE ROW: K. Casey. L. Sartori. J. Grabowski. B. Banser. TOP ROW: C. Egan, S. Stoettner, T. Smith, G. Parillo. P. Rozema. Harper. S. Keesee, J. Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: M. Winnie. N. Ra-kowski, T. Royse, J. Fox, B. Bajic. K. Reznik. BOTTOM ROW: D. Pierce. C. Mysliviec. M. Lord. TOP ROW: Coach Runyan. K. Popowski. K. Barrett. D. Burd. D. 1986 VARSITY SEASON KKK 193-180 Crete-Monee 170-166 Marian Catholic 170-170 Rich Central 176-179 Hillcrest 174-170 T.F. North 171-185 Reavis 169-177 Oak Forest 183-170 T.F. South 183-177 Argo 182-171 Eisenhower 182-206 Joliet Central 172-174 Bremen's Golf season began with the most potential that we have ever had. The team finished with a record of 8-7-1. We finished 5th in Conference and 6th out of 16 teams at the IHSA Regional, missing qualifying for Sectionals by only 7 strokes; however, Jerry Fields and Bill Sumner both qualified for Sectionals. This is the first time that Bremen has ever qualified 2 golfers at the same time. The future is bright as both Jerry and Bill return next year along with the talented Steve Meyer, Steve Quirk, and Dave Henschel. — Coach Smith TOP: B. Sumner, Coach Smith, S. Quirk. MIDDLE: D. Eberhardt, T. Smith. R. Kirn. S. Meyer. BOTTOM: A. Furman, J. Fields. 1986 FROSH SOPH SEASON Rich Central 219-200 Hillcrest 212-199 T.F. North 212-232 Oak Forest 232-191 T.F. South 219-215 looks good to me! Hey! Who moved the hole? “The record this year was 1 .500. They played the best teams and played tough all season. Phil Baumstein was one of the top 10 medalists in the Conference. The Conference was especially strong this year and we did especially well against our opponents on a head-to-head basis. — Coach Wold The 1986 FROSH SOPH Team: Dave Henschel. Shane Konie. Mike Kuhlmana and Coach Wold. 1986 VARSITY SEASON Reavis 0-5 Oak Lawn 0-5 Joliet Central 0-5 Thorton 3-2 Rich South 0-5 Rich Central 0-5 Hillcrest 2-3 T.F. North 4-1 Oak Forest 0-5 T.F. South 4-1 Tinley Park 1-4 Most Improved- Pam Szymczak Coaches Award- Cheri Perizzo M.V.P.- Guyanne Lu-frano VARSITY TENNIS WRAP-UP 1986 — Coach Hrkel TOP: Maria Hernandez. Coach Hrkel. Melissa Beck. MIDDLE: Kim Although no one qualified for the State Tournament, the Varsity Hunt (mgr). Guyanne Lufrano. Wendy Bonneau. Marie Corbett. Team did show improvement during the course of the season. The BOTTOM: Suzi Hammer. Cheri Perizzo. team placed 4th in Conference and 6th in Sectional play. The overall record for the team was 3-7. Half of the team was made up of juniors and much is expected of them for next year. 1986 FROSH SOPH SEASON Reavis 0-5 Joliet Central 3-2 Thorton 4-1 Rich South 2-3 Rich Central 0-5 Hillcrest 1-4 T.F. North 5-0 Oak Forest 1-4 T.F. South 0-5 Strong wied Shely proves herself Loro concentrates on holding her racket The 1986 Frosh-Soph team had talent, intelligence, style, and charm. Mr. Hrkel can look forward to the talents of Pam, Karen, and Kathy; the intelligence of Lara. Shaunda. and Leann. and especially the charm and gourmet cooking talents of Margie — if we only had a hockey team, we could use the pucks! (private joke). — Coach Pivarunas TOP: Connie O'Brien. Leann Johnson. Coach Pivarunas, Pam Szymczak. Shelly Glyzewski. MIDDLE: Margie Levey, Kathy Kruczek. Karen Breen. Lara Robilotta. BOTTOM: Nikki Bonneau, Shaunda Dixon. Laura Hudak. 1986 SEASON: VARSITY HILLCREST 34-21 T.F. SOUTH 21-33 OAK FOREST 27-27 BOLINGBROOK 38-48 STAGG 38-35 TINLEY PARK 21-37 T.F. NORTH 21-62 THE 1986 VARSITY TEAM Bottom: Jim Burnson. Mike Enos, Mike Callahan. Top: Coach Wilburn. Vince Szymczak, Frank Presto. Coach O'Donell. in Conference and 6th place at regionals. Frank Presto - All-Conference- qualified for sectionals at Rich East. The Varsity was a very young team with Vince Szymczak as the only Senior. “The Varsity record was 6 wins and 2 losses. We finished 4th place -Coach O'Donell 1986 SEASON HILLCREST 26-29 T.F. SOUTH 22-34 OAK FOREST 15-50 BOLINGBROOK 29-52 STAGG 29-42 TINLEY PARK 15-50 T.F. NORTH 15-66 The Frosh Soph team had a tremendous season. They were 8 wins and 0 losses in dual meets. The Frosh Soph won the District 228 meet. Rich Central Invitational, Tinley Park Invitational. All six runners were in the top 10 at Conference. The team has won Conference two years in a row. -Coach O'Donell THE 1986 FROSH SOPH TEAM- Bottom: Quit. Andy Farell. Middle Tom Griffin. Steve Eldger (Quit). Steve Pilgrim (Quit). Quit. Quit. Top: Dave Walko, Ryan Devlin, Coach Wilburn, Mike Gallagher. Alan Kopke Coach K smites with pride at his cross country girls. V Top: N. Nicholson. K. Perizzo. C. Swan. COACH K„ K. Wilma. F. Donald. B. Rzab. Middle: P. Streb. S. Sarna. M. Tijerina. D. Hoffie. M. McDonald, S. Sarna. Bottom: T. Bullock. T. Simon. T. Simon. St. Francis 54-37 Tinley Park 19-54 T. F North 19-68 Oak Forest 43-30 merest 43-57 Tinley Park 43-90 Our girls' cross country team continues to excel this YEAR. We worked hard, put in long hours, and had FUN. Team wise we finished 3rd in conference, two places behind Hillcrest. At regionals, we were also 3rd behind Oaklawn and McAuley. This was the third year in a row we qualified for sectionals by finishing in the top five at regionals. This is a tremendous accomplishment for any team. WAY TO GO LADY BRAVES!! At sec- tionals. we finished 15th out of 20 top schools in the area. Individually. Nicole Nicholson (Jr.) was All-conference with a fourth place finish and all regional 2 years in a row with a 9th place finish. Pam Streb (Soph) was all conference with a 7th place finish. THIS TEAM NEVER GAVE UP AND CONTINUED TO IMPROVE EACH MEET. THEY HAD DESIRE AND DETERMINATION. THANK YOU FOR A TRULY ENJOYABLE AND SUCCESSFUL SEASON. Row 1: Kevin Lee, Mark Hoffman, Dan Emperado. Rich Hoyle. Row 2: Roger Stroud, Chris Schaeffer, Nick Lachowicz. Ron Guzman, Scott Coffman. Mark Fischl, Joch Anderson. Don Charleston. Row 3: Coach Fleck, Bobbie Wyche. James Donald. Dave Doyle. Kahri Davis, Mike Kane. Tim Dombrowski, Bruce Barta. Coach Reynolds. Row 4: Todd Nelson, Corey Norton, Phil Meenan. Otis Emerson, Darryn Dombrowski. Joe Ramos. Herb Walker. Brian Baker. A smooth stool by Herb Walker — Coach Fleck Argo 0-7 Argo 0-11 Argo 0-7 Stagg 2-3 L-W 1-9 Hillcrest 1-2 Oak Lawn 3-1 Argo 1-9 Crete-Monee 1-8 Coaches Fleck and Reynolds watch apprehensively from the sidelines Mark tries to overpower a Hicrest defender “This was the first year for the Bremen Boy's Soccer Team. Although their record was only 3-15. the boys were very proud of their victories and three of their games were lost by only one goal. The boys improved tremendously both as individuals and as a team. They enjoyed the season and are looking forward to an even more exciting and successful season next year! Beth Ann lends support to her teammate 1986 SEASON: VARSITY Argo 48-28 KKK 58-106 Oak Forest 78-126 Evergreen PK 78-43 Tinley PK 87-104 Evergreen PK 87-61 Bradley 62-90 Hillcrest 90-57 T.F. South 59-17 Thornton 61-18 TOP: P. Dempsey, D. Shirey. D. Clayton. M. Stringer. J.OIsen. SECOND ROW: Coach Stevens. Y. Lustro. K. Cleary. F. Anderson. L. Cowger. P. Olsen. THIRD ROW: D. Stroud. K. Farrell. B.A. Compton. L. Raczek. D. Daggy. M. Dempsey. FOURTH ROW: H. Donato, M. Stringer. T. DeHaan, K. Kaufman. M.B. Conlan, T. Williams, (not pict. L. Dempsey C. Schulz) 1986 SEASON: Argo 28-46 KKK 72-58 Oak Forest 44-137 Evergreen PK 44-44 Tinley PK 82-31 Evergreen PK 82-64 Bradley 62-90 Hillcrest 67-58 T.F. South 37-34 “The Bremen Girls' Swim Team of 1986 finished the season with a 9-8 record and a strong 5th place finish at Sectionals. A talented group of Juniors were led by Co-Captains Kelly Farrell and Mary Dempsey. Outstanding Varsity performances were turned in by Sophomores Kathy Kaufman and Melinda Stringer. All of the girls improved throughout the Season at Hillcrest”. We are all looking forward to a big season next year!” — Coach Stephens Dawn Shirey displays hef Olympic quality fly Paul Ritter ends Ns Senior season with style. 1986 SEASON-VARSITY rtllcrest 36-31 Argo 38-25 Oak Forest 27-32 St. Rita 56- 9 Rich East 40-15 Thomwood 30-34 Glenbard West 27-33 Eisenhower 26-27 T. F. North 54- 9 Tinley Park 38-23 Rich Central 61- 3 ORR 42-24 T. F. South 51-16 Romeovifte 24-35 Mt. Carmel 7-41 Crete 55- 9 BOTTOM ROW: A. Farrell, T. McQuaid, S. Sloop. R. Golden, P.J. Meeder. J. Burnson. 2nd ROW: M. Mankewicz. T. Bonneau (QUIT), S. Sutton, M. Krause, P. Ritter 3rd ROW: Coach Krause, M. Guerra (QUIT), L. Morris, K. Gonzales, R. Gunaka, Coach D'Ambrosio. TOP ROW: J. Finn. G. Seales. M. Engwall, J. O'Keete, R. Borros (QUIT). The Varsity wrestlers were 12-7 in dual meets this season. Tom McQuaid set a school record by pinning 21 of his opponents. Ron Golden and Joe Finn were Conference Champions. Ron, Joe. Tom, and Paul Ritter all advanced to the sectionals. Mike Krause led the varsity in victories with 28. Nine out of twelve starters will return next season. This will make the Braves one of the top teams in the area in 1988. — Coach D. Don't fight it. man. You're mine!'' (Lonnie Morris) 1986 SEASON SOPH ►•crest 44-20 Reave 35-27 Argo 8-52 Oak Forest 42-24 Gtenbard West 40-24 Eisenhower 29-30 T F North 31- 9 Trtey Park 21-39 Sandburg 29-32 imcom- Way 32-29 Rtch Central 51-18 T F South 18-48 Romeovie 27-35 Mt Carmel 15-51 Crete 49-12 FROSH 24-36 30-10 12-48 27-30 18-51 30-30 48-15 22-29 27- 33 28- 28 12-57 38-28 18-54 21-48 18-48 SOPHOMORES TOP: Coach Jensen. R. Ruerts. S. Collins. T. O'Brien. K. Nelson. MIDDLE: K. O'Neil. T. Collins. M. McDonald. M. Culver. BOTTOM: E. Rogers. A. Farrell. F. Velasquez. J. Sala. B. Golden. FRESHMEN TOP: B. Heinen. B. Biller (QUIT). B. Kavooras (QUIT). T. Serratt. J. Boger. H. Hannah (QUIT). Coach D. MIDDLE: S. Wasso (QUIT). R. Wiley. R. Nelson (QUIT). T. Hendricks. P Hahn (QUIT). BOTTOM: M. Evans (QUIT). T. Weber. S. Eiger. Top (L-R): Coach. Emily Wahlberg. Cari Kennedy (capt.). Tammy Thoms. Cheryl Sharp. Jodi Chenoweth (capt.). BOTTOM (L-R): Karen Mikos. Debbie Heckler, and Dawn Shirey. Coached by Lolita Jeagers (not pictured), the sophomore team did not have such a good year, but with their team spirit they had fun. TOP (L-R) Lara Robilotta. Donna Stroud. BOTTOM (L-R) Tammy Thorne. Cindy Struebing, and Cheryl Sharp. Cindy's ncredtote form starts the gam© Lara, concentrating on her next approach 1986 - 1987 Varsity Record Rich Central 49 - 53 T. F. North 52 - 66 Crete 47 - 53 Rich Central 58 - 83 Tinley 55 - 73 Hillerest 54 - 56 Stagg 37 - 57 Rich East 58 - 99 Oak Forest 57 - 86 T. F. South 61- 47 Tinley Park 51 - 74 Hillerest 59- 67 T. F. North 46 - 59 Oak Forest 47 - 56 T. F. South 60 - 70 1986-87 Varsity Basketball: Row 1-quit. Kenny Robinson, Manager, Jerry Fields. Eric Armstrong Row 2-quit, Ken Konecki. Bill Sumner, quit. Eric Curtis, Mick Baker. Row 3- Coach Yukich, Alvin Jones. Dan Schuler. Dan Hancock, George Weatherspoon, Calvin Williams, Coach Baussman 1986-87 Sophomore Record Rich Central 31-44 Eisenhower 30-51 Richards 52-41 Crete 30-46 Shepard 36-40 O.T. Rich Central 34-46 Tinley Park 32-43 Andrew 34-32 Bro Rice 44-35 Tourny Championship Marist 24-34 Joliet Central 38-51 Hilerest 36-56 Stogg 52-45 T. F North 52-36 Rich East 44-69 Oak Forest 49-56 T. F. South 51-49 Tinley Park 48-49 Hilerest 39-45 Reavis 60-56 T. F. North 61-35 Oak Forest 55-43 T. F. South 48-52 1986-87 Sophomore Basketball: Row 1-Nick Green, Larry Seymour, quit Row 2-Greg Morris, Brandon Jackson, Reggie Jones, Paul Coleman. quit Row 3-Coach Johnson. Perry Jennings, Fontillis Harris, quit, quit, quit 1986-87 Freshman Basketball: Row 1-quit, Joch Anderson. Maurice Laws. Brian Curtin, quit Row 2-Tim Kuntz. Tony Coles, Khari Davis. Ted Campbell, quit Row 3-Coach Leffler. Bill Kapnick. quit, quit, quit. Coach Hancock (not pictured: Levon Morris. Ed Washington) Tim Kuntz looking for the pass. 1987 SEASON VARSITY TINLEY PARK 65-47 65-44 61-31 HILLCREST 62-55 38-40 OAK FOREST 60-55 56-47 T. F. SOUTH 65-31 48-15 T. F NORTH 63-38 66-42 Top: Coach Leikin, Donna Morin, Michelle Kibelkis, Gina Morin, Kim Hammons. Middle: Tanya Kidd, Bernadine Rzab, Jenny Reznik. Gladys Ambers, Stacy Franklin, Eileen Durkin. Sitting: (managers) Suzanne Bogusz. Dee Koshmider The Lady Braves finished another successful season this year. The girls placed first in the Hillcrest Tournament, Conference, and Regional. Awards went to Stacy Franklin, Chub Ambers, and Michelle Kibelkis. All Conference. Donna Morin and Kim Hammons were Honorable Mentioned. ! 1987 SEASON SOPH- FROSH TF NORTH T.F. SOUTH OAK FOREST HLL CREST TMEY PARK 34-17 46-29 34-45 36-33 34-36 29-48 32-26 34-41 22-41 24-42 29-35 24-41 28- 6 21-11 16-37 ,'v a: . 34 20-35 23-27 SOPHOMORE TEAM: Top Peggy Rozema. Terri Baumeister. Coach Sweeney, Shelly Bauer, Karla Hughs, Middle Latashia Johnson. Kathy Jacobs Sitting: Jennifer Herra. Drina Walls FRESHMAN TEAM: TOP: Miliary Moore. Barb Busking, Danielle Harper, Lisa Wilma. Kim Holt, Michelle Winnie Middle Nicole Prez, Kelly Naylor. Kelly Farritor. Michelle McDonald. Tammy Royse Sitting: Theresa Wilson. Cindy Phipps. Dawn Terry Bottom: B. Pursel. B. Allred, J. Fernandez, J. Hines, P. Katzenburger. Second: M. Conlan (mgr.), J. Knupke, S. Pringle. T. Swanson. B. Anderson, C. Johnson. Third: Coach Stephens, Coach Moy, C. Schulz (mgr.), J. Peters, B. Kraatz, J. Krolczyk, D. Lichey. Top C. Stumbaugh. T. Kirkpatrick, I. Donato. S. Gallagher, M. Gallagher, (not pic.), R. Tustin, Coach Hasten. Steve Gallagher, up. up. ond AWAYIIII Duane shows his bicept to the crowd Steve and Joe model the latest in fashion swimwear Joe striving for the finish line. Take a deep breath!! The 1986-87 Swim Season was a great experience for me. I learned how to be a better leader and obtained self-discipline. In the future, when someone mentions Bremen Swimming, it will be recognized as a respectable organization. Coaches Stephens. Moy. and Hasten will carry the Bremen Swim Team to new heights. — Steve Gallagher CAPTAIN Dawn displaying her excellent batting sk«s. Lynette giving her all to pitching 1987 VARSITY SEASON Oak Forest 6-5 2-8 HWcrest 7-0 6-5 Tinley Park 13-2 16-2 T. F. North 17-0 15-4 T. F. South 5-1 12-2 Top G Doherty. C Burke. D. Rock. B Messenger. D. Chenoweth. Middle D. Kara. D. Shkey. J. Chenoweth. K. Faie. Sitting P Banser. L. Breckenridge. L Waichunas. This season the senior-laden varsity softball team compiled a 21-7 season record, while winning fifteen of their last sixteen games, and captured the SICA-Central conference championship with a 9-1 conference mark. The season highlight was a come-from-behind 6-5 win over Oak Forest. 1987 FROSH SOPH SEASON Oak Forest 14-4 11- 6 3-12 7-12 merest 22- 2 15- 5 27- 6 29-17 fmley Park 13- 9 11- 4 T.F. North 20- 3 13- 3 T.F. South 3- 5 11- 1 Who is that out there? (Karen Breen) Carol, down and ready Sophomores: Top: B. Banser, D. Heckler. S. Stoettner. T. Baumeister. S. Glyzewski, C. Egan. Middle: J. Grabowski, D. Saternus. P. Rozema, K. Mikos. G. Parillo. K. Breen. K. Wojtanowski, Sitting: K. Kaufman. K. Hunt, D. Beck. C. Phipps. Freshmen: Top: K. Reznick. K. Farritor. C. Polatinski. D. Bird. B. Busking. K. Jacobs. Middle: J. Anderson, J. Craig. S. Keesee, C. O'Brian, D. Pierce, S. Delattre, Sitting: C. Mysliviec, J. Herrera, M. Lord. MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM INCLUDE: Sitting: Jerry Fields; 1st Row: Dan Oganovich, Steve Perierra, Brian Franc. Paul Ritter, Ken Robinson. 2nd Row: Coach Hancock, Mike McNamara. Derrick Sylvester, Steve Ruppert, Andy Furman, Coach Johnson; Top Row: Buddy Scatena. Dan Hancock, Nick Larmon, Dan Schuler, Matt Eng wall. SOPHOMORE TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE: Sitting: M. Culver, T. Swanson. B. Koch, G. Davis; 2nd Row: J. Mann, J. Sala, C. Ward, M. Rinehart, M. Mikolasczyk, L. Seymour; 3rd Row: B. Golden, M. Wai-chunas. Coach Johnson, J. Kapnick. F. Renn; Top Row: C. Jer-molowicz, A. Jones. T. Kirkpatrick. C. Rushing. FRESHMAN TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE: Sitting: J. Oganovich, J. Ban aczak, B. Szudy, B. Curtin; 2nd Row: P. Hahn. J. Peters, R. Cygan, J. Hines; 3rd Row: G. Gradisher. T. Kuncis. Coach Wilburn. F. Stud-nicka, J. Boger; Top Row: B Kapnick. M. Adams. B. Banowski. R. Tustin. 1987 Varsity Season CONFERENCE MEETS- Hillcrest-155 Tinley-112 Bremen-108 Oak Forest-104 T.F. South-31 REGULAR SEASON- Hillcrest-37-40 Oak Forest-69-64 T.F. South-99-31 Tinley-79-54 BOTTOM- P. Streb. M. Levey, S. Sarna. L. Johnson, T. Bullock. MID- Jackson TOP- Coach Hasten, T. Stewart, T. Holt, Coach K., T. DLE-A. Henry. C. Swan, L. Johnson, K. Perrizo, S. Sarna. S. Moore, T. Bibbs, B. Rzab, Coach Keller. 1987 Frosh. Soph Team Conference Meets Hillcrest 164 Oak Forest 110 T. F. South 106 Bremen 96 Tinley 51 Regular Season- Hillcrest - 37-38 Oak Forest - 59-69 T.F. South - 101-23 Tinley Ark - 86-44 FROSH SOPH TEAM: P. Streb, T. Simon. M. Levey. L. Johnson. T. Simon. D. Coleman. 2nd Row: J. Hans worth. M. Robinson. T. Wilson. M. Richmond. A. Bauseman, L. Barr. H. Moore, S. Terlep, 3rd Row: Coach Hasten, L. Cowger. A. White, T. Dixon. Coach Katterhein-rich. F. Donald. M. Thurman. D. Terry. Coach Keller. Top: K. Holt. M. Winnie. T. Petrakis. L. Wilma. C. Swan, V. Hendrix VARSITY 1987 Richards 40-88 Shepard 40-43 Argo 24-90 Quigley 24-50 Tinley 60-76 Crete 40-80 Stagg 40-51 Eisenhower 32-74 St. Rita 32-63 Hillcrest 22-77 Andrew 22-76 TOP: R. Nelson, O. Emerson, M. Gallagher, J. Donald, G. Seales. MIDDLE: M. Callahan, W. Lee, M. Tillmon. D. Shirey, J. Burnson, M. Enos. T. Colliers, S. Sloop, C. Riley. 1987 FROSH-SOPH Richards Shepard Argo Quigley Tinley Crete Stagg Eisenhower St. Rita Hillcrest Andrew 80-68 80-23 43-90 43-61 68-63 83-19 83-61 52-68 62-50 46-74 46-34 1st ROW: K. Lee, R. Barr, A. Farrell, T. Griffin. 2nd ROW: R. Wiley. T. Hendricks. M. Tillemn. A. Koepke, C. Riley. C. Kiper. J. Basa. 3rd ROW: R. Nelson, M. Peterson, T. O'Brien, H. Walker, D. Walko, B. Good. 4th ROW: N. Mattson, T. Serratt, M, Gallagher, S. Konie. M. Klootwyk. z z M VARSITY 1987 Tinley 1-4 Bloom Trail 1-4 T.F. South 0-5 Rich Central 0-5 Oak Forest 0-5 T.F. North 2-3 Hillcrest 2-3 Crete Monee 0-5 Bloom 5-0 Shepard 2-3 Joliet Central 0-5 Argo 3-2 me 'Ummmm score? what's This year's Boys' Tennis Team included many talented young players, among whom were Joe Kintz. Dan Lyvers, and Cy Fernandez Though the team did not succeed in tinishing with a winning season, they were competitive and highly motivated.'' — Coach Pivarunas FROSH-SOPH 1987 Tinley 1-4 Bloom Trail 0-5 T.F. South 0-5 Rich Central 1-4 Oak Forest 0-5 Hillcrest 0-5 Crete Monee 0-5 Bloom 0-5 Shepard 1-4 Joliet Central 0-5 Argo 0-5 Reody or not. her© it comes! n B Leovy uses his s� ck moves TOP: Coach Pivarunas. Tim Dombrowski. Vine© Szymczak, Dan Lyvers, Darren Dombrowski. Coach Hrkel. MIDDLE: Greg Kruczek. Chuck Peters, Joe Kintz, Neal Cauuwe, Steve Meyer. BOTTOM: Cheri Perizzo, Bryan Griffin. Pam Szymczak. NOT PICTURED: Dwayne Hollingsworth. I enjoyed Football and Basketball cheerleading. I think we all worked very well together and I'm looking forward to next year! — Kim Rockway I had fun on both squads. Hopefully next year we'll have a more successful season. — Michelle Popowski “It was really fun cheering with the other girls and getting the crowds going. Our closeness was great! — Stacey Johnson Hey! Wanna Ptay? y VARSITY: (above right) BOTTOM: Roni Nachtwey. MIDDLE: Lisa Schuck, Simone Kane, Kim Rockway. TOP: Casey Hogan, Kris Lan-nan, Michelle Popowski, Jena Godfrey. SOPHOMORES: (below left) BOTTOM: Kellie Wilbur. Anna Volson. MIDDLE: Jean Doyle, Jenny Turngren, Dana Gimino. TOP: Jenny Burbatt. Stacey Johnson, Jenny Telios. Buddy Oteen our very own Little It was a different experience — one to cherish for life. — Shaunda Dixon Cheering with 4 girls was definitely an experience. I think future squads should be much bigger! — Casey Hogan I think it's the best! I love it! — Dana Gimino We had fun goofing around when we should've been working ... but it was great meeting new guys! — Beth Larmon Varsity Cheerleaders: SITTING: Kim Rock way 8c Sue Hammer KNEELING: Clarice Burts (Quit) 8c Simon Kane (Quit) Standing: Michelle Popowski 8c Casey Hogan SOPHOMORES (below) front: QUITTER, Dana Gimino. back: Shuanda Dixon. QUITTER. Kellie Wilbur, not in picture: Beth Larmon. Wall Of Fame 1986- 1987 97 Toni Holt- Track Michelle Kibelkis- Basketball Dan Hancock- Basketball, Baseball Beth Messinger- Softball Phil Meenan- Soccer Nicole Nicholson- Cross Country And Track Wall of Fame is one of the honors bestowed for athletic excellent. You have to be a conference or regional qualifier. It takes alot of practice and dedication to be recognized on the Wall of Fame Amy Giggleman- Track Kathy Perrizo • Track Not Pictured; Michael Moore-Track to) w S n This year was not as successful as we thought it would be. We had rough times, but we tried our best. Pom Pons has been enjoyable for me and it's something I'll never forget. I'll miss the squad and I hope they're more successful next year. But it was a GREAT experience!” — Julie McNichols Captain 1987 FOOTBALL POM PON SQUAD Laura Zargoza. TOP: Kris Hurta. Tammye Flowers. Shelly Bauer, BOTTOM. Rose Alina, Julie McNichols, Dianna Chiaramonte. MID- Sherrie Neilsen. Anjanette White. DLE: Danielle Deloatch, Gina Cursio. Tina Ballman, Carolyn Williams, ‘Hey. boy! If you don't like what you see — LEAVE!1 It was something I'll never forget, but would like to because of all the bickering. Mrs. Hough was GREAT! Thanks! — Danielle I'd go through it all again — I love Dance! It was messed up but Mrs. Haugh did a great job and it was still fun. I learned a lot about people. — Guyanne No matter what I have to do. I always want to be a part of it. — Kris 1987 BASKETBALL POM PON SQUAD Lisa Nicastro, Jena Godfrey. Tammye Flowers. TOP: Jenny Telios. BOTTOM: Kim Exton. Rose Alina. Dianna Chiaramonte. Julie McNi- Kris Hurta. Tina Ballman. Guyanne Lufrano. Yvette South, chols. Laura Zargoza. MIDDLE: Danielle Deloatch. Anjanette White. FACULTY SURVIVES ANOTHER YEAR . BERRY COOKS UP ANOTHER GOOD YEAR MR. BRANCH PLANTS THE SEEDS OF MUSIC MR. HULFACHOR HANGS UP HIS COUNSELING COAT MS. HAUGH GETS DRAFTED TO THE FACULTY TEAM MR. FLECK SUBTRACTS MATH AND ADDS COUNSELING . KANE HAS THE RIGHT TEACHER CHEMICAL MAKE UP Darn. I'm missing al of my soaps (Mr. Kinsela). Oh come on Ms. Lynch. I ALMOST got it rightll Mr Kempton and Mr Nowak fighting for first place as Mr KinseBa lags behnd Mr. Reynolds, keep your eyes on your own work! Mr Lombaer takes over the night Jarttorial shift Mr Fleck, on top of things, off of the field and on. No. Mr Wold, you left your golf bog behind you, not over there. Mr Newbern. about to use his deadly left hook 103 District Administration Dr Wiliam Sharp SUPERINTENDENT Mr. V. J. Moretz ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Norm Polaskey ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Business OARO OF EDUCATION - Seated: President Barbara Samuel. Secretory Paula Czupek. Standing Donald Sebek. Dr. Robert Donaldson, 'ice President Mr. Richard Gronkowski. Mr. Donald Slattery (not pictued: Mrs Eleanor Ferrare Mr John McGrow ASSISTANT PRINCPAL Doctor Jim Miler ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL Mr Georg© Efceber PRINCPAL Mr. Leon Newbern DEAN 105 I said No to work. I'm retiring! JUDITH COHRS GERI COLEMAN JANE CROSSLEV Foreign Language Social Science Home Economics CATHY FRONCZAK JIM GALLAGHER KAREN GRANDONE MC Business Mathematics HOMER HULFACTOR JOSEPH MAZZEFFl Guidonce Director Enghsh WARREN MONTGOMERY Science GORDON OLSON STEVEN PLATKO DAVE Industrial Arts Fine Arts YARBOROUGH Athletic Dree tor N. DORAN R. FLECK M. GOOFREY Secretary Guidance IM C Secretary Well Doc, Do ya think anyone will make it? L HAJGIS Special Education R. HRKEL D. HOLLINGSWORTH History Fine Arts 107 Dave shows his breathless anticipation ... So I tell you. we're going to win! L. KEMPFER Math K. KEMPTON T. K1NSELLA J. KLAOK D. KORHONEN Science Social Studies P.E. English C. HULL Special Ed L JEGERS F. JENSEN P.E. Math R. KELLER Science J. KRYSINSKI English T. JOHNSON P.E. J. KANE Science ... about a consumer ed problem. M MENTZER B MOLNAR M L. MOORE Special Ed Psychologist Mathematics M. LYNCH Home Economics m McCarthy e. melby Secretary Guidance E MOY L. NICOLAI Guidance English E. NOVAK w. NOWAK Industrial Arts p.E. K O'DONNELL j. PHELAN Business Education p e Aren't labs fun? Are we having fun yet?” See the new computer will get rid of all this paperwork.” S WASOWJCZ E WALHBERG M WILBURN g W1LKMSON Special Ed Science Speech Theropist Social Studies f ’The quiz bowl winners are G STUPECK T. STEPHENS L. TONEY D VECHKXA tacfc strial Arts Physical Education Social Science Business T WOLD Social Studies W YUKICH P E. Driver Ed Decisions, decisions, who has the best costume? I MAY BE SLOW BUT I’M AHEAD OF YOU! SENIORS WIN REVIT WEEK SENIORS GIVE THEIR BLOOD SENIORS TAKE THE ROAD TO SUCCESS SENIORS SAY THEIR LAST “GOODBYES” SENIORITY TAKES EPIDEMIC PROPORTIONS SENIORS GRADUATE WITH STYLE ANOTHER MEMORABLE YEAR FOR SENIORS Steve Gologher gives Scott Chris BurVe X e Brickley - Isn't that Spedatr Devin A low 10 after Scott runs a rice pattern. Senior Division What a deploy. uh Kim? We're really sorry, it'll never happen again, REALLY The goofy and sometimes ridiculous seniors I wish I may, I wish I might . HELPIII They never said what KND of a hat. Seniors Clarice and Jena ham it up for our camera. 1 Lisa Nicastro. 2 Dan Schuler. 3 Connie Kaufman, 4 Terri Lenart. 5. Chris Terlep. 6. Steve Galogher. 7 Lisa Schuck. 8 Heidi Wojtanowski. ? Brian Franc. 10. Julie MeNk:hois. 11 Donna Vaughan. 12. Karen Brady 114 115 1 Paula Nagel. 2 Stmone Kane. 3 Matthew EngwaH. 4 MicheSe Osbourne. 5 Cheri Perrizo. 6 Ann Olson. 7 Michaelline Druszkowskl. 8 Dawn Chenoweth. ?. Cindy Wold. 10. Lisa Gradtsher. 11. Kris Dunn. 12. Ann Wielgorecki. 13. Semta Jones. 14. Drew Schaefer. 15 Jena Godfrey. 16 Monica Centers 116 1 Carrie Provancal. 2 Angela Genuisz. 3 Mark Amy Hartwig. 4 Melanie Butzow. 5. Fran Sakamone. 6 Coleen Burke. 7 Chris Burke. 8 Melissa Beck. 9 Lisa Bilema. 10. Tom Ramsey. 11 Andy Furman. 12 Janet Cortez. 13. Shari Quint. 14 Denise Yerkes. 15 Abcia Laas. 16. Kris Lannon BABIES GROW AND BECOME INVOLVED! 1. Juh© Brickley. 2. Dina Ochoa Pamela Banser -College- Softbal 12.3.4 Mekssa Beck -College- NHS 3.4. Sponish 2.3.4.1 Love BHS 3.4; Tennis 12.3.4. Boys T enms Mngr. 2 Tonya Bibbs -College- Vickie Blokemore -College- Student Aide 4. Wendy Bonneou -CollegeTenms 12.3.4. Spanish Club 12.3. Spanish Club Pres. 3. N.H.S. 3.4; Math Club 12,3.4. Track 2. Karen Brady -College-Arrow 3.4; P E Leader 3.4. Pom Pons 3; I Love B.H.S 3.4 Lon Breckinridge -College- Softball 12.3.4. Tennis 2.3.4. Student Aide Richard Breen -College- Photo Club 4. Projectionist Club 3,4. Juke Brickley -College- Cheerleader 1 Concert Choir 4; Echo 3. P.E Leader 3.4. Pom Pons 4. Cross Country 2.3. Softbal 1; VoleybaB 1; Mngr Coss Country 2.3. Chris Burke -Colege- Projectionist Club 2,3.4. Coken Burke -College- P.E Leader 3.4. Spanish Club 1; Softball 12,3.4; Volleyball 1.2. Roger Burns -Work- D O 4. Basketball 4. Wresthng 4 Clarice Burls -College-Band 12. Cheerleading 2.4. Basketball 1 Cross Country 1; Track 12. Ned Coauwe -College- Football 1.2.3.4, Chess 1.2.3.4; BasebaH 2. Science Club 3; Tennis 3.4 Paco Castaneda -Trade School- Basketball 1. Football 1. Soccer 3. Dawn Chenoweth -Colege- Arrow 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4. P.E. Leader 3,4. HOMECOMING QUEEN. Student Council 1 Basketball 2.3; Softbal 12.3.4; VoleybaB 12.3.4; Class Officer 12.3.4, Rick Chenvich -College- l Love B.H.S. 3. BasebaB 1.2; Basketball 12; Football 12.3.4. Jeff Coffey -Work- Marie Corbett -College- N.H.S. 3,4. P.E. Leader 3.4, Spanish Club 2.3; Tennis 12.3.4; Boys Tennis Mngr 2. Laura Culver -Colege- French Club 1.2.3. Math Club 12.3.4. Gifted Program 4. N.H.S. 3,4; Oracle 2. P.E Leader 3.4. Student Counci 2.3.4; Swimming 12.3.4; Track 1.2 Gina Cursio -College- Arrow 1. Gifted Program 1.2.3. Math Club 12.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4, P.E. Leader 3.4. Pom Pons 2.4. Spanish Club 1.2. Student Counci 12,3.4. I Love B.H.S. 4 Darlene Doggy -Colege- Concert Choir 3.4. Gifted Program 12.3; Math Club 1.2. N.H.S. 3.4. P.E. Leader 3.4; Student Counci 2.3.4; I Love B.H.S. 3.4. Softball 1.2. Swimming 12.3.4. Mary Dempsey -College- N.H S. 3.4. P.E. Leader 3.4; Spanish Club 1.2. Student Council 3.4. I Love B.H.S. 3.4. Softball 1. Swimming 12.3.4, Scott Devlin -College- Footbal 1,4; Student Counci 3.4 Gai Doherty -College- Bowling 2,3.4. SoftbaB 12.3.4 Joe Donato -Work-1 Love B.H.S. 3.4. Swimming 12.3.4. Michaekne Druszkowski -Work- Drama Club 1; Swimming Instructor 4. Kris Dunn -Colege- Math Club 12,3; BasketbaH 1. Projectionist Club 3,4. Nelson Edwards -Colege- Baseball 1. Football 12.3.4; Wrestling 1 Otis Emerson -College- Concert Choir 4; P.E. Leader 3,4. Soccer 3.4; Track 12,3.4. Wrestling 3. Jennifer Engelke -Colege- Arrow 1. Gifted Program 12.3.4; Math Club 12.3.4; N.H.S. 3.4. P.E. Leader 3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; IMS Aide 12.3,4. Matthew Engwok -Work- Baseball 12,3.4. Football 1.2.4; Wrestling 12,3.4 Kathleen Fatie -College- Arrow 3. Cheerleader 2. Concert Choir 3.4. French Club 12.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. P.E. Leoder 3.4; Student Counci 2; Softball 12.3.4. Volleyball 12.3.4. Brian Franc -College- Arrow 1.2.3. Echo 4; P.E Leoder 3.4; Baseball 12.3,4; Swimming 1.2. Andrew Furman -Colege- Arrow 1.2. N.H.S 3.4; Basebal 12,3.4. Basketball 1.2; Footbal 12.3.4. Steven Gakagher -College- Arrow 3. P.E Leader 3.4; I Love B.H.S. 3.4. Baseball 1.2. Footbal 1.2.4; Swmmmg 1.2..3.4, Student Council 3,4. Carotin Gerth -Colege- Arrow 4. Computer Club 1 Math Club 1.2.3. P.E Leader 3.4. Pom Pons 3. Spanish Club 2.3; Drama Club 1 Jena Godfrey -Colege- Cheerleader 2,3.4. Pom Pons 4 Kevin Gonzales -Trade School- Concert Chor 4. Footbal 1. Wrestling 1.3 Kevin Grundhofer -College-Band 12.3.4, Chess Team 1; Computer Club 2; Echo 4. Soccer 3. Tennis 12,3.4. Projectionist 12.3. Tracy Guyette -College - D.E.C.A 4 Mark Hartwig -Colege - Echo 4. O.E. 4. P.E Leader 3.4 Juke Jerema - Military- Band 12.3.4; Cheerleaders 2.3; HERO 4. Soccer 3. Swimming l Student Aide 2. Simone Kane -College- Cheerleading 4 Samer Kanjo -College- Jets 3. Computer Club 1.2.3. Math Club 12.3; Tennis 12.3.4; Arrow 3 DenaKora -Colege- SoftbaB 12.3.4. Tennis 2.3.4. Student Aide 12.3.4 Connie Kaufman -College- Arrow 3.4. Cheerleading 2.3.4. P.E. Leader 3.4. Voley-bal 1.2. Cari Kennedy -Colege- French Club 1.2. Bowling 12.3.4. SoftbaB 3.4; Track 1. Kathleen Koehne - Work- D.E.C.A. 4. P.E Leader 3.4. Softbal 1 Gregory Kruczek -College- Gifted Program 1.3.4; Math Club 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4. P.E Leader 3.4; Tennis 1.2.3,4. Jets 3,4 Abaa Laos -Colege- Echo 2.3.4; P.E. Leader 3.4. Sience Club 2.3. Kristina Lannan -College- Cheerleaders 2.3.4; French Club 3. Gifted Program 2,3. Math Club 3.4; Tennis 1 Theresa Lenart -CoBege- Band 2; O.E 3.4; Volleyball 2 Dan Lyvers -College- Science Club 1,2; Tenris 12.3.4. Wrestling 2. Michael McNamara-College- Computer Club 12.3; Math Club 12.3.4. Science Club 1.4; Spanish Club 1 Baseball 2. Football 4 Juke McNichols -CoBege- Pon Poms 2.3,4; SoftbaB 1. Swimming 1. Pep Club 4. Beth Messtnger -College- D.E.C.A. 4. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Counci 4. SoftbaB 12.3.4. VolleybaB 12.3. Catherine Miks -Work- Concert Choir 3.4; l Love B.H.S. 3.4. Paula Nagel -CoBege- Cheerleaders 2. Concert Choir 3.4. HERO 4 Lisa Nicastro -College- Arrow 3. D.E.C.A 4. Pom Pons 3.4 Dina Ochoa -Work- HERO 4. Student Counci 1 Dan Oganovch -College- Baseball 12.3.4. Swimmng 1 Chen Pernzo -Colege- Arrow 3. Spanish Club 2.3.4; Swimming 12.3.4, Michelle Pizer -Colege- D.E.C.A 4. Echo 2.3.4. Oracle 12.3.4; Science Club 2.3. Shari Quint -College- HERO 4; I Love B.H.S. 3.4, Swim Timer 1 German Club 3.4 Veronica Qumtomka -College- Band 2. Track 1 Student Aide 2; Swim Timer 2 Thomas Ramsey -Colege-Arrow 12.3.4. Computer Club 3. Gifted Program 4. Math Club 2.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4; Student Counci 2.3.4.1 Love B.H.S. 4. Cross Country 1. Swmmmg 1,2. Kristin Redo -Work- D E C.A 4. Spanish Club 3; I Love B.H.S. 3.4 Laura Rinehart -CoBege- D.E.C.A. 4, Spanish Club 4. VoleybaB 1.2. Darvete Rock -Colege- Spanish Club 4. Student Counci 2. Basketbal 1; SoftbaB 12.3.4. VoBeybal 12.3. Student Aide 2 David Rozek -Colege- Football 12. Track 3.4; Wrestling 13. Fran Salomon -Trade School- Cheerleading 2.3. Bowling 4. Lisa Schuck -Colege- Arrow 3.4. Cheerleaders 2.3.4; Gifted Program 1.2. N.H.S. 3.4. Pep Club 4. Daniel Schuler -College- Arrow 1. Echo 2.3.4; Gifted Program 1; N.H.S. 3.4. P.E Leader 3.4. Baseball 12.3.4. Basketbal 4. Footbal 12.4 Lisa Scott -College- Cheerleaders 2. Concert Choir 3.4; O.E 4 Cheryl Stevens -College-Concert Choir 3.4. D.E.C.A. 4; I Love B.H.S. 3. Swimming 12. Daniel Stoettner -College- Arrow 12.3; Echo 2.3.4. Gifted Program 12.3.4; Math Club 12.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. P.E. Leoder 3,4. I Love B.H.S. 3.4. Baseball 12.3; Footbal 12.3.4. Derrick Sylvester -College- Baseball 1.2.3. FootbaO 1.2.3; Swimming 1. Wresting 2a Vnce Szymczak -College- Arrow 2. Computer Club 1.2; Math Club 1.2; N.H.S. 3.4. Cross Country 12.3.4; Tennis 4. Track 1.2 Brian Thweatt -Colege- Baseball 4; FootbaB 2; Wrestling 1.2.4, Raymond Tovo -College- Student Counci 12,3.4. Tennis 1.2 Michelle Trudeau -College- I Love B.H.S. 3.4. Basketball 1.2. Softbal 12. Donna Vaughan -College- Arrow 3; O.E. 3.4. Softbal 1 Michelle Vervaet -Work- Gifted Program 3. N.H.S. 3.4. Oracle 3.4.1 Love B.H.S. 3. This information has been submitted in this manner by the individual student. 117 Yield Right Of Way To 87ers! mm Gladys Ambers Pamela Banser Lottie dancmg away her last Homecoming. Senior girls hke Angie and Yvette learn to have fun even by themselves 119 120 Tm Dombfowski Joe Donato W am Doyle Michele Truduae models the latest senior fashions??? 121 After four years. Rick's decided to study I Terrll Flournoy Kelly Fontooe Joseph Frio Kim and Latonya show big smies 122 Seniors Use Express Lanes Only Hill Ahead Pass At Your Own Risk! Teresa isler Gwendolyn Jackson Serxx Class Officers doing time” in DE-tension Pond. President Dawn Chenoweth, Secretary Steve Gaiagher. Treasurer Scott Devlin. Vice-President Melanie Butzow 124 Seniors Have The Right Of Way Getty Kozota H Gregory Kruczek H Crag Krygowski H Den.se Kuba 125 Wendy Kurzydlo Michael Kustra Afccia Laos Kristina lonnan 126 Terry has his goW down to a tee Lisa Pence Steven Perreira David Peck a Carolyn Parry 127 Veronica Quintanilla Thomas Ramsey Roger Rasmussen Seniors Crossing 128 John Rock Joe Rodriguez Monica Rushing Chris's tasty fingers Berm© Rzab Dan Sabados Fran Satamone Buddy Scatena Drew Schoefer Lea Sc buck Thomas Smith Pautette St. Atf n Bernadette Veal Michele Vervaet Lynette Wachunos Cynthia Wokj He� di Wojtanowski Mary Woestman Demse Yerkes Bobbie Wyche Steve Wolft 132 1. MOST TALKATIVE: Kim Nixon 8c Mike Edgar; 2 3. MOST UNDERSTANDING: Michelle Pizer 8c Ed Feil; 4. MOST OUTGOING: Scott Devlin a 8c Dawn Chenoweth; 5. MOST GULLABLE: Matt Engwall. Donna Vaughn. 8c Lisa Nicastro (Not Pictured); 6. MOST RELIABLE: Dan Schuler 8c Monica Centers (Not Pictured); 7. Playgirl Playboy Centerfolds: Paco Casteneda 8c Lynn Higgins. 8. FUNNIEST: Brian Franc 8c Kim Nixon; 9. TRAVEL THE MOST: Lisa Schuck; 10. NEVER EARN A LIVING LEGALLY: Nick Woodman. 1. BIGGEST APPETITE: Simon© Kan© 8c Dan Sto©ttn©r; 2. NEXT ROCK STAR: Rich Garay (Watch out Jon Bon); 3. BIGGEST SMILE: H©idi Woj-tanowski 8c Terry Flournoy (Not Pictured); 4. MOST COURTEOUS: Karen Brady 8c Dave Pecka; 5. ALWAYS IN DEBT: Angie Geniusz 8c Shawn Roberts; 6. FASHION MODEL: Lynn Higgins; 7. MOST SPIRIT: Dawn Chenoweth 8c Mike Edgar; 8. QUIETEST: Cathy Mills 8c Norman Dixon (Not Pictured); 9. GUEST SHOW HOST: Brian Franc; 10. FUTURE MILLIONAIRE: Tom Ramsey. AMONG SENIORS! I1I1III1I1 % 1. CORRUPT POLITICIAN: Tom Ramsey; 2. 3. WILD CRAZIEST: Kim Nixon Mike Kustra; 4. FUTURE PRESIDENT: Dave Pecka; 5. BE ON THE 10 MOST WANTED LIST Paul Tobin; 6. MOST AMBITIOUS: Dan Stoettner Donna Chiz; 7. MOST AGGRAVATING LAUGH: Kathy Koehne Ray Tovo (Not Pictured); 8. MOST ATHLETIC: Nelson Edwards Stacy Franklin; 9. NEXT PUNK ROCKER: Nick Woodman. 1. MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED: Donna Chiz; 1 2 MOST INTELLIGENT: Donna Chiz 8c Roger Rassmussen; 3. NEXT DEAN OF B.H.S.: Dan Stoettner; 4. BEST DANCERS: Mark Hartwig 8c Julie McNichols (Not Pictured); 5. MOST ADMIRED: Nelson Edwards 8c Dawn Chenoweth; 6. 7 MOST CHILDREN: Shari Quint 8c Mary Dempsey; 8. BEST DRESSED: Paco Casteneda 8c Julie McNichols (Not Pictured); 9. MOST REMEMBERED BY THE FACUL TY: Dawn Chenoweth; 10. BEST LOOKING Nelson Edwards 8c Julie McNichols (Not Pictured); 11. MOST POPULAR: Dawn Chenoweth 8c Tom amsey. Senior Standouts STUDENT OF THE MONTH: Each month, students are nominated by teachers for their outstanding leadership and academic achievements. Nominations are voted upon by Student Council in order to chose a Student of the Month. This year's Student of the Month awards were given to the following people: Sept.. Daniel Schuler. Oct., Toni Holt, Nov.. Thomas Ramsey, Dec. Jan.. Karen Brady and Melanie But-zow. Feb.. Daniel Stoettner and Raymond Tovo, March. Jennifer Engelke. and April, Dawn Chenoweth. TOP TEN: The Top Ten students of each class are decided on by their order of class rank. These students work hard to maintain their G.P.A., and academic status. The Top Ten Seniors include, (left to right) Thomas Ramsey. David Pecka. Roger Rasmussen. Daniel Stoettner, Gregory Kruczek. Jennifer Engelke, Beth Messinger. Donna Chiz. Gina Cursio and (not pictured). Wendy Bonneau. Top Ten The Top Ten Sophomores include: (left to right) A. Farell, C. Egan. J. Burgher. B. Banser. F. Donald. A. Klotz. J. Grabowski. S. Dixon. F. Kruczek. and (not pictured) D. Heckler. The Freshman with the Top Ten ranks include: (left to right) M. McDonald. K. Redke. C. Phipps. L. Kaiser. J. Anderson. K. Jacobs. K. Pulatamski, K. Naylor. B. Busking. S. Terlep. M. Vector. J. Banowski. The Top Ten Juniors are: (left to right) D. Chiz. N. Nicholson. G. Lufrano. A. Smaga. J. Donald. T. Williams. P. Postma. J. Burnson. J. Booth. M. Baumstein. 139 1987 A Year To The 1987 ME! Remember Best Friend Party Place Heart Throb First Date___________ Boy Girlfriend_______________________________________________________________ Favorite Teacher______________________________________________________________________ Favorite Class FAVORITES Movie Song Group Singer Actor Actress Sport Beverage T V. Show Music Video Radio Station Nickname Famous Saying Pastime Best Dance Clubs Best Moment Most Embarrasing Dance Picture COMES TROUBLE SOPHS - QUIZ BOWL CHAMPS FROSH BASEBALL -1ST IN CONFERENCE JUNIORS TAKE TUG 2 YEARS STRAIGHT SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL • 2ND IN CONFERENCE 1ST IN BREMEN HISTORY WITH 2 SHUT OUTS CLASS OF ’88 in DONKEY BALL CHAMPIONSHIP Underclass Division A group of Freshmen, clowning around, as usual. Junior Joe Mongomery avoiding the pylons while Sophomore Alicia Klotz trying on some new. impres-cruzing on his bike. sive earrings. Junior Jennifer Reznik deeply concerned with Mr The Freshmen class tugs hard, but ... Bieber's speech The Juniors pul off the victory!! 143 This year was O.K., but next year will be bettei1! -Beth Beaty I thought this year was very satisfactory. The rules were O K. but a little far fetched for a public school. But I had fun as usual!! See ya next year!! -Jolene Gest I had fun this year but like most everyone else, disliked some of the rules and policies of this school. Hopefully next year will be the best for the best graduating class of '88! -Gabriela Hernandez This year was O K.!! With the few exceptions of taking away Spirit Week, dress codes and new policies. Hopefully next year we'll have a great time! Because the class of '88 will graduate. -Michelle Popowski This '86-'87 year was pretty good. Winning the Tug again was great, but losing overall by half a point was a little unfair. But we all know whose going to win it next year and that's all that matters! Class of '88 is the BEST. -Craig Donofrio This school year was O.K.! Hopefully next year I hope that Bremen could give us a school break when all other public high schools are off. -Erika Millhouse Heavy Traffic Area ... Rose Marie Aina Corey Alen Scot Allred Mark Anderson Tavia Anderson Karen Armor Eric Armstrong David Arndt Fred Austin Merry Bacon DeCoie Baker Jar old Baker Michael Baker Bruce Barta Michael Baumstein Elizabeth Beaty Joanne Beaty Christina Beck Lori Bielema Beverly Biler Jeffrey Black Suzanne Bogusz Timothy Bonneou ... Juniors Proceeding Full Speed Ahead. That's okay Annette (Smoga). you dun real good! (Dan Hancock) Hey gals come join the party! Kimberley Bonner Janice Booth Susanne Bostrom Denise Bowman Daniel Bradey lynette Bresinger Kymberty Brown Mke Buergermeier John Burgher James Burnson Mchoel Calahan Scott Carpenter Ann Carrol Randy Cathey Vincent Cercone Andraniki Champagme David Charleston Jodi Chenoweth Dianna Chiaramonte Doris Chiz Kimberly Cole Cynthia Colura Kioshania Commings Beth Compton Carla Criglear Tina Crisman Eric Curtis Traci Cygan Everett Davis Ladre Davis Hope Debbs Lashwanda Debose Daniele Deloatch Linda Dempsey Earle Denny Jeffery Dertz 147 Missy Leveie - Writing another note? Jim Mann. Scott Sloop Eric Rogers up to no good 148 Daniel Hancock Erik Haney Kenneth Hartwig Beatrice Harvey Kevin Hayden Jeffrey Hearne Laura Heinlein Scott Hemesath Gabrieta Hernandez Maria Hernandez Sheila Kicks Dana Hoffie Casey Hogan Dwayne HoUngsworth Griffin Homer Paula Howard Deirdre Jackson Robert Jarema Joseph Jaskuta Kevin Johnson Jennifer Jones Kimberly Jones Scott Kaliski Michael Kane Rebekka Kan)o Todge Kanjo Michele Kara Dan Keeler WHam Keeler Nancy Kely Gerald Kessler Tanya Kidd Kenneth Konecki Brian Kraatz Michael Krouse Heather are you talking to John AGAIN? Aaron Krygowski Clarence Krygowski Kely Krygowski Thomas Kustra Ray LaBonte Kimberly lakoskey Letrece Lanier Michael Leavy Wrihs Lee Kristine Legg Tom Lennon Melissa Leveie Duane Lie hey Gary Undsey Mark Lohman James Lopez Guyanne Lufrano Mark Lyons Michael Mankiewicz Elzabeth Marcum Lisa Marcum Dennis Martin Helena Mathews Cynthia Maurer Jodeie Mazies Shenise McCarter Robert McFartin Sheree McGee Lisa McMahon Thomas McQuakJ Patrick Meeder Wiliam Meegan Steve Meyer Angela Master Erika Miiiouse Leslie Modory Lydia Mohead Joseph Montgomery Donald Morin Lonnie Morris Heather Murphy Richard Myers A 150 Veronica Nochtwey Kathy Neeley Sherrie Nelson Ernestine Nelson Ronald Nelson Stacy Nelson Bill Nichols Nicole Nicholson April Olczak Darryl Olesen Chuck Osborn Leslie Ota Tracy Pogel Donald Panek Unda Passot Tony Pechota Bret Pechtold Kety Pechtold Aieida Perez Kathi Perrizo Rick Perzely Angela Peters Michele Popowski Pamela Postma Scott Praxl Joseph Purse! Steven Qukk Elizabeth Roczek Christine Rakowski Veronica Reed Jennifer Reznk Steven Rhein Roberta Roberts Anthony Robinson Ken Robinson Kimberly Rockway Josephine Rodriguez Ransom Rodriguez Tina Royse Charles Sakamone Milton Sanders Shari Sama Dawn Sartori Nancy Schmidt Gregory Schultz Mark Schultz Christine Schulz Gregory Seales Ji Sebastian Thomas Sendra Julie Seufert Dawn Shanley Dawn Shirey Penny Siedlecki Wiliam Singer Derrick Skinner Kristie Skorupa Scott Sloop Annette Smoga Donald Smith Heather Smith Lanissa Spear Gerald Stonge Kevin Steele Steve Steele Trad Stewart 1 2 Craig Stoltz Wiliam Sumner Tammy Ta� o Bryan Tanis Mark Thompson Grace Thorne Moses Timon Christopher Try on Martin Tuip Ralph Udoni Mrchael Van Horn Rene6 Vasquez Robert Vaughan Jose Velasquez Ramon Wade Tina Waitekus Regina Waldroup Michael Wafcer Stacy Wallace Kevin Walsh Gerald Watters Laura Wedster Wendy White Anne Wielgorecki Lavincha Wlbon Calvin Wiliams Theresa Wiiams Jennifer Wilis Michael Woodman Jamie Wright Jocquehne Wyke John Wyke 153 This year has been a very interesting year for me. -Mike Rinehart Vice-President “The times have been great The year has been fine. We're number one: The Class of '89 -Shaunda Dixon Treasurer It's been excellent so far and also fun razzing the bennys. -Fancy Anderson Secretary All I have to say about this year is that the Class of '89 is the best. -Angela Bauseman Sophomore year has been great because we were no longer freshmen who had to put up with razzing from the upperclassmen or women. -Carol Egan It was great teasing the bennys. Class of '89. -Brian Koch Alicia Klotz stood out in my mind this year with her crazy clothes and crazy hairdos. -Tricia Krizik Denise Lacik stood out in my mind because of her addiction to hairspray. -Gabe Parrillo Ratasha Adams Marcia Allen Patricia Allen Chris Ambers Biy Anderson Fancy Anderson Brian Baker Donna Baker Christina Balman Brenda Banser Ezella Borner Raymond Barr Shelley Bauer Terri Baumeister Susan Baumstem Angela Bousemon Trocy Bodie James Booker Mark Brodtey Karen Breen Braddon Brown Ezra Brown Robert Bullock Jennifer Burbatt Dora Burgess Joseph Burgher Christine Cogie Yvonne Capocy Tony Carpenter PouSne Carrio Karrie Casey Paul Castaneda Vanessa Clark 156 George Clay Kim Cleary Paul Coleman D'Shawn Coleman Tony Collins Robert Conrad Lydia Cowger Michael Culver Todd Curtis D� ane Dandurand Darlene Davis Gerald Davis Henry DeBose Tiffany DeMato Greg Deneka Cornelius Devine Paul Devine Ryan Devlin Cathy Dineen Shounda Dixon Feioa Donald Holly Donato Jeon Doyle Lee Dunn Patricia Durkin Shelia Dykema Carol Egan Bernadette England Rebecca Evans James Evans David Ewan Andrew Farrel Candid Above Such class, such grace, such STYLE! Cyri Fernandez Kelli Fountain Ronald Fox Oddis Friday Cathy Galogher M :hoel Galogher Dana Gimino John Godfrey Jenniter Gold Robert Golden Julie Grabowski Nicholas Green Jennifer Greves Bryan Griffin Tom Griffin Anpmn Grott Dana Guerra Michele Gurick David Halvorsen Anaflelshash Harris Fontiist Harris Lawrence Harris Sheila Hartnett Todd Hart wig Vontrena Harvey Debra Heckler David Henschei Sandy Hernandez Marvin Hodo Amy Hogan I t Tom Hogan Jimmie Holder Mark Huffman Kimberly Hunt Kristine Hurt a Brandon Jockson Eric Janovsky Perry Jennings Chris Jermolovvicz Clarence Johnson La Tanya Johnson Learm Johnson Lytashia Johnson Nicole Johnson Stacey Johnson Alvin Jones Deshun Jones Reginald Jones Bryan Jurgovan Robert Kalna James Kapntck Steve Kara Kathleen Kaufman Thomas Kearns Jeffery Kinder Tim Kirkpatrick Michael Klootwyk Alicia Klotz Bran Koch Mahael Kozik Trisha Krizik Kathleen Kruczek Michoel Kuhlmann Lisa Kuzma 159 Holy Lordio Beth Lormon Wftom Leavy Denise Lecik Jody Leslie Marjorie Levey Edward Lewis Angela Lindsey Scott Lloyd Maurice Lowe Wendy Lubek Donald Mentink Vicki MacGregor Gregory Malone Lisa Marek Maurice McDonald Reagan McGowan Peggy Meadows Lori Meskers Michael Mfcolajczyk Karen Mikos Jennifer Miller Keith Miller Kayesha Mobley Lisa Mohr Tanya Moloney Regna Moore Mario Morales Gina Morin Gregory Morris Bremen's Teenie-Boppers Sit. Mark! Sit! (Aicia Klotz and Mark Hartwig) 160 Pete Morrone Marianne Murphy JuSe Myers Keith Nelson James Nevh Anthony Me hols David Nixon Ed Noakes Thomas OBrien Laura Odenboch Nei Olesen Kenneth ONeal Dannette Osborn Gabriele Parrio Renee Patton Krista Pavlowski Charles Peters Michoel Peterson Theresa Petrakis Brian Powers James Proper W� am Purse! Charles Ransom Dawn Reddick Panthea Reese Frank Renn Tracey Reyniers Lewis Richmond Carteton Riley Michael Rinehart Nodin© Ritchey Loro Robilotta James Rodriguez Peggy Rozema Rhonda Rutz Gerald Sola Lisa Samueteon David Soma Laura Sartori Diane Saternus Maribeth Scanlon Christopher Schaeffer Mark Schaffenberger Robert Schroeder Cheryl Sedtak Lorry Seymour Cheryl Sharpe Loura Slota Charles Smith Tieshka Smith Thomas Smith B«y Snyder Amber Sommers Lamont Spear Terry Spell Michael Spencer Lena Spicer Paul Stepinski Shari Stoettner Pamela Streb Maryann Stringer Melinda Stringer 162 C'mon. just a little bit further! GRADUATION AREA 3 YEARS AHEAD Donna Stroud Roger Stroud Cindy Struebing Craig Stumbough Andrea Suett Catherine Swan Tye Swanson Chasin Swarn Pamela Szymczak Jennifer TeSos Jeffrey Thiery Dionne Thomas Jenny Tumgren Randy Vanderwerf Rodney Varney Dawn Vasquez Sharyn Vinyard Anna Voison Michael Waichunas Yolanda Wakefield Herb Walker Adakaine Wals Chuck Ward George Weather spoon Neil Wegtarz Eugina Whalen Anjanette White Kelbe Wilbur Catherine Wiiams James Wifcams Robina Wiiams Tara Wiiams Tommy Woestman Kim Wojtanowski Trocy Wrobleski Michael Yerkes Laura Zaragoza Jon Zukovich Karla Hughes Sophomore year is a year that I must get alot accomplished. I plan to bring up my grades so I can be in the Gifted Program and so I'll have a higher rank I hope to make cheerleading, basketball, and softball. I also hope to be elected class President. -Kelly Farritor Class President Next year I plan on following the family tradition and try and get a job at McDonald's. I also hope. I win as Vice President of them Sophomore Class. - Patty Dempsey Class Vice-President Next year I am going to try to get involved in more sports and clubs, but I am going to try harder to get better grades. - Jeff Moffatt Revit Week was boring for the students in the stands, embarrassing for Freshmen and not as fun as I expected it to be. - Jason Oganovich Next year I Plan on trying to be more involved in the many different activities at Bremen. Too many people just don't care. Michelle McDonald “I thought Revit week was fine until it came to the Talisman Events and the class Cheer, etc.. Us poor Freshmen didn't win anything. Not even the Class Cheer! It was embarrassing - Camelle Holloway Well let's see, I plan on getting a job. meeting new people, going out more often, and driving (FINALLY). I will work harder on school and try not get any D's or E's I don't know how that will happen, though. - Lisa McLaughlin Kevin Adams Brian Aired Barbara Anderson Joch Anderson Jennifer Anderson Matt Anderson Paul Arroyo Gloria Avalos Jenny Bajk: John Banaszak Brian Banowski Latania Barr Kristie Barren John Basa Phip Baumeister SNntita Bouseman Debb«e Beck Melvin Beitler Crystal Berkes Brian Biller Deanna Bkes Tim Boger James Boger Mcole Bonneau Peter Bressanett Hope Brown Jerry Bruekman Denise Burd Rhonda Burns And The Future Brings 3 More Years! Tom Burns Barbara Busking Teddrick Campbell Cynthia Carr Donoid Carter Anthony Castaneda Pamela Chaney Don Charleston Gina Chkjichimo Roosevelt Clifton Christine Cochrane Scott Coffman Robert Coles Bi Cowger Julie Craig Matt Cunningham Brian Curtin Elena Cutri Richard Cygan John Dakxrosta Khan Davis Yetunde Davis David Redman Terry Dehaan Suzy Delattre Patricia Dempsey Scott Denson lsaK3h Dixson Taja Dixon Lour el Donovan 167 Ayo Dunn Steven Eiger Dan Emperodo Michael Evans Kimberly Exton Philip Fagan Kely Farritor Charles Fehd Jose Fernandez Cheryl Feykes Jenny Fox Tony Frontczak Armando Gcrieas Shawn OHIis Shelly Glyzewski Brian Goode Tracy Griffin Susan Gullo Ron Guzman Catherine Guzzonato Phil Hahn Joanne Han Kristen Halley Linda Hamm Rob Hammond Jeff Hampe Tanya Hampton Howard Hannah Danielle Harper Dianna Harris 168 “Funny, aren't we?!' Levon Harris Marie Hams Wilfcam Harris Eyad Hasan Joellyn Haynesworth Bernard Henen Todd Hendricks Vannesta Hendrix Jennifer Herrera Christopher Hicks Michael Hi James Hines Jennifer Hollenbeck CameHe Holloway Kimberly Holt Richard Hoyle Laura Hudak Tanya Jackson Katherine Jacobs Tyrone Johnson Donna Jones Jeneese Jones Laura Kaiser Wifcam Kapnick Paul Katzenderger Bob Kavooras James Konupke Gene Keeler Serena Keesee John Kelchner 169 Chonto Key Thomas Klaus Issac Kirkwood Scott Kittl Shane Konie Allen Kopke Shannon Kornaus Bradley Kosek Lynn Krouss Tim Kuncis Christian Kupezyk Chris Kuyper Harmail Lai Jennifer Zawisza Carm LaSalle Maurice Lows Tanya Laxton Tracy Layton Abigail Lee Kevin Lee Shelly Lewis Loura Locascio Michelle Lord Maureen Lucas Keela Lucius Yvette Lustro Debra Lyons Baltazar Monzo Tina Martens 1?0 Tynika McCarter James McCorthy Michele McDonald Laura McLaughlin Lisa McLaughlin Randall Mentink Terrisa Mier Toby Minett Jeff Moffatt Htfory Moore Tina Morn Charlene Myskwiec Kely Naylor Reginald Nelson Todd Nelson Mattson Norman Connie O'Brien Jason Oganovch Patricia Olesen Jenny Olson Michele Opyd Ken Payne Mary Pechota Michael Pence Jon Peters Cindy Phipps Debra Pierce Steve Pilgrim Christne Poltonski Alicia Polu Km Popowski Nicole Prez Lynn Putnam Deborah Quntamfta FRESHMEN 171 Natalie Rokowski Chris Rettke Raquel Reyes Kim Reznik Mekxjy Richmond John Risser Tracy Ritter Chris Robilott Monique Robinson Tammy Royse Greg Rozwafca Tracy Russo Kristopher Samiec Bor bora Sanders Chris Sanders Margie Sanders Varsovia Santolrva Brian Soma Tim Serratt Tina Simon Toni Simon Martina Smith Chris Span Stephanie Spychats Derrick Streeter Robert Stoval Frank Studnicka Shawn Sumowski Tanya Swam Tranel Swearrwgen Robert Szudy Sandy Terlep Dawn Terry Tom Theisen Joseph Thomas Chris Thompson Darwel Thompson Tammy Thoms Monique Thurman Steve Thurmond Marcy Tijerina Michael TUmon 172 Cynthia Toppins Richard Tustin Heather Vandyke David Vanetten Jennifer Vasquez Michele Vegter Scott Woaso David Walko Cindy W e Lisa Wima Eric Wilson Tom Weber lorez White Ronald Wiey Knitasha Washngton Jason Weathmgton Greg Weber Michele Wnnie Linda Woestman Jettrey Wolman f FRESHMEN 173 tntirtotfjtam: park btstrict Darlene Griffin, President Thomas Peters, Vice President Ken Watters, Commissioner Mark Williams. Commissioner Lawrence Shuit, Commissioner 14600 S. Kostner Avenue, Midlothian, Illinois 60445 We love you BRAVES!! Lynn Koch '80 Go BRAVES! Good Good Luck to all our Luck in your endeavors! 'BRAVES' teams! Mr Sharon Wheeler 78 and Mrs Thomas Koch 371-2108 Sattiro'S ASPWA 7 vAvnu} eo. me. Serving Midlothian and Supporting Youth for over a decade! 14900 CENTRAL PARK MIDLOTHIAN SEMORS Glodys Ambers - 80. 96. 118 Jonno Arseneoult - 40. 118 Pamela Banser - 84. 96. 118 Tina Bard - 118 Latarcha Barr 118 Melissa Beck - 40. 64. 116. 118 Tonya Bibbs - 55. 60. 88. 96. 118 Lisa B elema - 116. 118 Vickie Blakemore - 40. 55. 118 Tracy Bleker - 118 Susann Bogdalek - 27. 118 Wendy Bonneou - 64. 118 Raymond Boros - 16. 40. 74. 118 Karen Brady - 3, 5. 9. 29. 40. 114. 118. 135 179. 186. 192 Lori Breckinridge 27. 84. 96. 118 Richard Breen - 29. 46. 119 Julie Brickley - 112. 117. 119 Louis Brooks - 119 Rita Brown - 119 Tiffany Bullock - 24. 29. 46. 55. 68. 69. 88. 119 Chris Burke - 112. 116. 119 Colen Burke - 84. 116. 119 Roger Burns - 119 Clarice Burts - 20. 113. 119 Melanie Butzow - 12. 20. 40. 116. 119 Neil Coauwe - 5. 58. 93. 119 Marc Carter - 119 Paco Castaneda - 5. 11. 119, 134. 137 Monica Centers - 24. 115, 119. 181 134 Patricia Chaney - 120 Dawn Chenoweth - 10. 12. 18. 22. 27 40 60 84. 96. 104, 120. 134. 135. 137. 192 Lori Cherivtch - 23. 40. 120 Rick Cherivtch - 58. 120 Donna Chiz - 7. 40. 60. 120. 136. 137 Latonnia C Iff on - 120 Jeff Coffey - 120 Jeonnette Coffman - 25. 27. 120 Devin Coleman - 64. 120 Marie Corbett - 64. 120 Janet Cortez - 116. 120 Laura Culver - 11. 120 Gina Cursio - 28. 100. 120 Darlene Doggy - 9. 72. 120 Mary Dempsey - 9. 72. 73. 120. 137. 179 Scott Devfcn - 120. 134. 183 Norman Dixson - 58, 121 Dale Doeden - 121 Gal Doherty - 84. 97. 121 Tim Dombrowski - 40. 70. 92. 93. 121 Joe Donato - 10. 12. 82. 83. 121 William Doyle - 121 Jeremy Drag - 121 Michoeline Druszkowski - 12. 115. 121 Mark Dufrain - 121 Kris Dunn - 115, 121 David Eberhardt - 62. 121 M e Edgor - 5. 12. 17. 21. 40. 121. 134. 135. 183 Nelson Edwards - 40. 58. 97. 121. 136. 137 Otis Emerson - 40. 70. 71. 90. 122 Chris Emperdo - 122 Jennifer Engeke - 26. 27. 40. 122 Matthew Engwal - 58. 74. 115. 122, 134 Joseph Erffmeyer - 122 Kathleen Faille - 17. 23. 60. 84. 122 Debbie Farley - 24. 40. 122 Edward Feil - 20. 58. 122. 134. 191 Joseph Finn - 17. 58. 74. 97. 122 Terr Flournoy - 20. 22. 58. 122 Kelly Fontoine - 122 Dennis Fox - 122 Brian Franc - 18. 22. 30. 114. 122. 134. 135 Stacy Franklin - 60. 80. 97. 122. 136 Ncole Friday - 18. 22, 40. 122 Andrew Furman - 30. 62. 97. 116, 123 Steven Gotogher - 11. 17. 31. 58. 82. 83 112 115. 123. 183 Rich Garay - 123. 135 Angela Gemusz - 18. 116. 123. 135 CaroSn Gerth - 1. 5. 91. 123. 192 Jena Godfrey - 94. 101. 113. 115. 123 Kevin Gonzales - 74. 123 Lisa Gradsher - 115, 123 B Graham - 123 Kevri Grundhofer - 5. 31. 123 Lottie Guik - 119. 123 Ed Gurik - 55 Tracy Guyette - 40. 123 Amy Hartwig - 116. 123 Mark Hartwig - 11. 20. 21. 116. 123. 137 160 186. 189 Alissa Henry - 40. 88. 123 Lynn Higgins - 9. 124. 134. 135. 179 Toni Holt - 40. 88. 124 Tonya Huegel - 27. 40. 55. 124 Ken Huff men - 124 Teresa Isler - 29. 124 Gwendolyn Jockson - 124 Antina James 55. 124 Julie Jarema - 124 Tim Johnson - 124 Senita Jones - 29. 115, 124 Andre Jordan - 22 Simone Kane - 94. 115. 124. 135 Samer Kan)o - 8. 124 Dena Kara - 28. 40. 84. 124 Connie Kaufman - 21. 114. 124. 179 Trocey Kelams - 125 Cori Kennedy - 75. 125 Rich Kestleloot - 5 Michelle Kibelkis - 60. 80. 98. 125 Joseph Kintz - 93. 125 Angelina Kirkwood - 28. 125 Ron Kim - 62. 125 Kathleen Koehne - 10. 40. 125. 136. 181 Dianna Koshmider ■ 80. 125 Gerry Kozora - 125 Gregory Kruczek - 5. 93. 125 Cra J Krygowski - 125 Denise Kuba 125 Walter Kujawa - 41 Wendy Kurzydto - 125 Michael Kustra - 125. 136 Alicia Laos - 11. 116. 125. 186 Kristina Lannan - 23. 94. 116, 125. 179 Nick Larmon - 58. 126 Trina Laws - 18. 22. 40. 126 Theresa Lenart - 40. 114, 126. 179 Eric Lubek - 126 W am Lyons - 7. 50. 126 Doniel Lyvers - 9. 40. 92. 113. 126 Kevin Mansmith - 58. 126 Juie Me Nichols - 11. 18. 20. 100. 114. 126. 137 Chris McSheffery - 19. 126 Michael McNamara - 58. 126 PtHhp Meenan - 70. 91. 98. 126 Beth Messenger - 6. 11. 23. 40. 84. 98. 126 Valerie Mrchalec - 126 Cathy Mills - 40. 126. 135 Sheila Moore - 40. 46. 55. 88. 126 Donna Morin - 80. 127 Angela Myers - 127 Paula Nagel - 115, 127 Lisa Ncastro - 23. 101. 114. 127. 129 Kim Nixon - 113. 127. 134. 136 Trent Nixon - 127 Dina Ochoa - 40. 117. 127 Dan Oganovich - 40. 127 Jim O'Keefe - 58. 74. 127 Ann Olson - 40. 115. 127 Mchelle Osborne - 40. 115. 127 Debbie Pappalardo - 9. 127 Carolyn Parry - 40. 127 David Pecka - 5. 13. 62. 127. 135. 136 Lisa Pence - 127 Stephen Perriera - 127 Cheri Perrizo - 23. 57. 64. 93. 99. 115. 128 Nkchele Pizer - 40. 128. 134 Carrie Provancal - 19. 40. 116. 128 Shari Quint - 40. 128, 137 Veronica Quntan a - 128 Tom Ramsey - 13. 16. 23. 29. 40. 116. 128. 135. 136. 137. 167. 192 Roger Rasmussen - 26. 27. 40. 46. 128. 137 Kristen Reda - 40. 128 Joe Rickey - 128 Laura Rinehart - 40. 128 Paul Ritter - 58. 74 Shaun Roberts • 128. 135 Daniele Rock - 17. 84. 128 John Rock ; 128 Joe Rodriguez - 128 Dave Rozak - 5 Monica Rushing 128 Berme Rzob - 68. 80. 88. 129 Dan Sabados - 129 Frances Salamone - 116. 129 Suzanne Sarna - 68. 69. 88. 99. 129 Buddy Sc at ena - 23. 28. 99. 129 Drew Schaefer - 25. 115. 129 Lisa Schuck - 3. 11. 94. 114. 129. 134. 188 192 Dan Schuler - 20. 24. 40. 58. 78. 114. 129. 134 Patti Schultz - 129 Lisa Scott - 129 Mark Sendra - 40. 129 Matt Sendra - 31. 129 Teresa Six - 18. 22. 129 Thomas Smith - 62. 130 Tina Smith - 40. 130 Yvette South - 12. 24. 101. 119, 130 Paulette St. Au- 130 Cheryl Stevens - 130 Dan Stoettner - 8. 10. 16. 18. 22. 26. 27. 40 58. 130, 135. 136 Gary StrugneH - 40. 130 Shawn Sutton - 40. 58. 74. 130 Derrick Sylvester - 20. 130 Vince Szymczak - 28. 57. 66. 93. 130 Glenn Tatro - 130 Chris Tertep - 114. 130. 181 Joe Termunde - 23. 131 Brian Thweatt - 18. 12. 131. 181 Poul Tobin - 40. 131. 136 Ray Tovo - 11. 15. 40. 131. 136 Michele Trudeau - 121. 131 Donna Voughan - 18. 20. 22. 28. 40. 114. 131. 134 Bernadette Veal - 131 Michele Vervaet - 40. 55. 131 Lynette Wakrhunas - 84. 99. 131. 179 Tracy Weeden - 132 Ina Whalen - 132 Marcella White - 132 Robert Wiliams - 132 Tracy Wifcams - 72. 132 Mary Woestman - 132 Heidi Wojtanowski - 18. 22. 40. 132. 114. 135 Cynthia Wold - 40. 115. 132 Steve Wolff - 40. 132 Bobbie Wyche - 70. 132 Denise Yerkes - 3. 23. 116. 132. 181 JUMORS Rose Mane Afcna - 21. 100. 101. 146 Corey Alen • 146 Scot Allred - 146 Mark Anderson - 41. 146 Tavia Anderson - 146 Karen Armor - 146 Eric Armstrong - 78. 146 David Arndt - 146 Fred Austin - 146 Merry Bacon - 146 We’re Number One In SATISFIED CUSTOMERS MUFFLER SHOPS 2701 W. 147th St. Posen IL. (312) 371-3850 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 87 FROM ALL OF US AT Mon.-Fri. 8:00-6:00 Sat. 8:00-4:00 Fair - Fast - Friendly Service a� e'fes FACTORY MUTUAL APPROVED SERVICE AGENCY tollable ] L FIRE: EQUIPMENT'J Ernest E. Horvath President 12845 So. Cicero Avenue (Area Code) 312 - 597-4600 Alsip, Illinois 60658 DeCoJe Baker - 40. 146 JarokJ Baker - 146. 186 Bruce Barta - 42. 70. 146 Michael Baker - 78. 146. 186 Michael Baumstein - 42. 46. 146 Elizabeth Beaty - 146 Joanne Beaty - 146 Christina Beck - 146. 189 Lori Bielema - 146 Beverly Biller - 146 Jeffery Black - 146 Suzanne Bogusz - 40. 80. 146 Timothy Bomeau - 146 Kimberly Bonner - 147 Janice Booth - 44. 45. 147 Sue Bostrom - 147. 192 Denise Bowman - 147 Daniel Bradley - 40. 147 Lynette Bresinger - 4. 147 Kymberly Brown - 147 Michael Buergermeir - 147 John Burgher - 147 Jim Burnson - 66. 74. 90. 147. 188 Michael Callohon • 66. 90. 147 Ann Carroll - 147 Scott Carpenter - 147 Randy Cathey - 147 Vncent Cercone - 147 Andraniki Champogme - 46. 60. 147. 189 David Charleston - 40. 147 Jodi Chenoweth - 44. 60. 84. 97. 147 Dianna Chiarmonte - 3. 60. 100. 101 Doris Chiz - 40, 44. 45. 147 Kimberly Cole - 147 Cynthia Colura - 147 Krashania Commings • 147 Beth Compton - 40. 72. 147 MaryBeth Conlan - 40. 72. 82 Carla Criglear - 147 Tina Crisman - 41. 147 Eric Curtis - 78. 147 Traci Cygan - 20. 40. 147 Everett Davis - 58. 147 Landre Davis - 147 Hope Debbs - 42. 147 Lashawnda Debose - 147 Damenle De Loatch - 40. 42, 100. 101. 147. 188 Linda Dempsey - 73, 147 Eorle Denny - 147 Jeffery Dertz - 44. 147 Anthony Dixon - 148 Darryn Dombrowski - 70. 93. 148 James Donald - 40. 44. 70. 90. 148 Craig Donofrio - 42. 148. 189 Adam Dorsey - 8, 55. 148 David Doyle - 70. 148 Kathleen Dreher • 148 Deborah Duke - 148 Eileen Durkin - 80. 148. 190 Dwyn Dykman - 42. 148 Chuck Eakns - 3 Steve Edgar - 1. 3. 148 Mke Enos - 56. 66. 90. 148. 188 Mice Eriksen - 148 Michele Fagan - 148. 192 Kelly Farrell - 20. 21. 42. 72. 148. 186 Kelly Fahi - 148 Jerry Fields - 62. 78. 97. 148 Tammye Flowers - 100. 101. 148 Darnel Flynn - 148 Steven Forster • 14. 148 Julie Friend • 148. 190. 191 Thomas Froberg - 44. 148 Rafael Garcia - 148 Barbara Garner - 148 Jolene Gest - 44. 148 Sandi Giggleman - 148 Boon Gfcckley - 148 Felicia Gkspie - 148 Ronald Golden - 58. 74. 148 Jenny Gramm - 148 Kimberly Griffin - 148 Michael Guerra - 58. 74. 148 Raymond Gunaka - 58. 74. 148 Suzanne Hammer - 31. 64. 148. 188 Brian Hammond - 148 Kimberly Hammons - 60, 69. 148 Daniel Hancock - 40. 58. 78. 98. 146, 148 Erik Haney - 149 Kenneth Hartwig - 149. 173 Beatrice Harvey - 149 Kevin Hayden - 149, 189 Leocfcs Hayslett - 149 Jeffrey Hearne - 45, 149, 188 Patrick Heintz - 149 Laura Heinlen - 149 Scott Hemesath - 149 David Herdzina - 149 Gabrield Hernandez - 149 Maria Hernandez - 40. 64. 149 Dana Hoffie - 55, 68. 69. 149 Casey Hogan - 94. 149, 189 Dwayne Hollingsworth - 93 Paula Howard - 55, 45, 149 Deirdre Jackson - 149 Edmond Jackson - 149 Brian Janovsky - 149 Robert Jarema - 149 Joseph Jaskula - 149 George Jenter - 149 Kevin Johnson - 149 Jennifer Jones - 149 Kmberly Jones - 149 Scott KaliSki - 149 Michael Kane - 149 Rebekka Kanjo - 149 Todge Kanjo - 42. 46. 149 Michelle Kara - 149. 191 Don Keeler - 149 Wiliam Keeler - 149 Nancy Kelly - 149 Gerald Kessler - 149 Tanya Kidd - 80. 149 Matthew Kolus - 149 Kenneth Konecki - 18. 40. 58. 78, 149, 188 Shelly Kozik - 149 Brian Kraatz - 57. 82. 149 Michael Krause - 74. 149 James Krolczyk - 82. 150 Aaron Krygowski - 150 Clarence Krygowski - 150 Kelly Krygowski - 40. 150 Thomas Kustra - 150 Ray Labonte - 150 Kimberly Lakoskey - 150 Letrece Lanier - 150 Michael Leavy - 58. 150 Wills Lee - 90, 150 Kristne Legg - 40, 150 Tom Lennon - 150 Melissa LeveiBe - 150 Duane Lichey - 1. 82. 150. 181 Gary Lindsey - 150 Mark Lohman - 150 James Lopez - 150 Carrie Luchene Guyanne Lufrano - 21. 44. 64. 101. 150. 186, 189. 192 Mark Lyons - 5. 150 Michael Mankiewicz - 150 Elizabeth Marcum - 150. 188 Lisa Marcum - 40. 150. 188 Dennis Martin - 150 Helena Mathews - 150 Cynthia Maurer - 150 Jodelle Mazies - 1. 40. 46. 150 Shenise McCarter - 150 Robert McFarlin - 150 Sheree McGee - 150 Lisa McMahon - 150 Thomas McQuaid - 58. 74. 150 Patrick Meeder - 58. 74. 150. 188 Wiliam Meegan - 150 Steven Meyer - 62. 93, 150 Angela Miester - 150 Erika Milhouse - 150 Leslie Modory • 31. 150 Lydia Mohead - 150 Joseph Montgomery - 143, 150 Donald Morin - 150 Lonnie Morris - 58. 74. 150 Heather Murphy - 150 Richard Myers - 150 Veromca Nachtwey - 42. 55, 94, 151 Kathy Neeley - 151 Sherrie Neison - 100. 151 Ernestna Nelson - 151 Ronald Nelson - 40. 151 Stacy Nelson - 151 Bil Nicholis - 151 Nicole Nicholson - 40. 44. 68. 69. 98. 151 Darryl Olesen - 58. 94. 151 April Olczak - 151 Chuck Osborn - 151 Leshe Ota - 40. 151 Tracy Page! - 151 Donald Panek - 151 Lnda Passot - 151 Tony J. Pechota - 151 Bret Pechtold - 19. 151 Kelly Pechtold - 151. 192 Aieida Perez - 151 Kathi Pernzo • 31. 68. 88. 96. 151 Richard Perzely - 151 Angela Peters - 151 Michele Popowski - 40. 94. 151. 188 Pomelo Postma - 42. 151 Scott Praxl - 151 Joseph Purse! - 58. 151 Steven Quirk - 62. 151 ELizabeth Raczek - 72. 151 Christine Rakowski - 151 Apnl Rea - 151 Veronica Reed - 151 Jennifer Reznik - 40. 80. 143. 152 Tomas Reyes - 40 Steven Rhein - 152 Roberta Roberts - 152 Anthony Robinson - 152 Kenneth Robinson - 78. 152 Kmberly Rock way - 94. 152 Josephine Rodriguez - 152 Ransom Rodriguez - 152 Tina Royse - 152 Steven Ruppert - 152 Charles Saiamone - 152 Karina Santalovia - 189 Milton Sanders - 152 Shan Sarna - 40. 88. 152 731-3399 VILLAGE OF MIDLOTHIAN Clover Locksmiths Commercial • Industrial • Residential ED GLAVIN 10827-B So. Ewing Chicago 60617 Suburb Thomas J. Murawski Robert Mansen George Eberhardt Edmund Hayden Delbert Heath Tom Valacak Terry Stephens Robert McAdams President Village Clerk Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee The Community that Pride Built J J AWNING WINDOW CO. SPECIALIZING IN REPAINTING OF AWNINGS FREE ESTIMATES Phone 307-0037 AWNINGS A A j. nil MID-OAK PLAZA 147th Cicero • Midlothian, IL 60445 • 312 687-2444 10% discount for students with ID'S Down Sartori - 40. 152 Nancy Schmidt - 152 Gregory Schultz - 152 Mark Schultz - 152 Karin Schott©n 41 Christine Schulz - 40. 82. 152 Gregory Seales - 58. 90. 152 J Sebastian - 152. 189 Thomas Sendra - 42. 152 Julie Seufert - 152 Dawn Shanley - 152 Dale Shirey - 152 Dawn Shirey - 5. 72. 73. 84. 90. 152 Penny Sredecki - 152. 189 Wiliam Snger - 152 Derrick Skinner - 152 Kristie Skorupa - 152 Scott Sloop - 40. 42. 58. 74. 90. 152 Annette Smoga - 5. 40. 44. 45. 60. 146. 152. 189 Donald Smith - 152 Lanissa Spear - 152 Gerald Stonge 152 Kevin Steele - 42. 46. 152 Steve Steele - 152 Shanda Stewart - 152 Traci Stewart - 88. 152. 189 Craig Stoltz - 153 Wiliam Sumner - 40. 62. 78. 91. 99. 153 Tammy Ta«o - 42. 153 Velma Taylor - 41 Ratasha Adams - 46. 156 Marcia Allen - 6. 156 Patricia Alen • 156 Chris Ambers - 156 Bily Anderson • 156 Fancy Anderson - 19. 72. 154. 156. 192 Brian Baker - 40. 70. 156 Donna Baker - 156 Christina Bolman - 100. 101. 156 Brenda Banser 45. 85. 156. 183 Ezella Barner - 156 Raymond Barr - 91. 156 Shelley Bauer - 81. 100. 156 Terri Baumeister - 81. 85. 158. 156 Susan Boumstem - 156 Angela Bauseman - 89. 154. 156 Tracy Bodie - 156 James Booker - 156 Mark Bradley - 156 Karen Breen - 42. 85. 156. 187. 189 Gayle Britton - 192 Braddon Brown - 40. 42. 156 Ezra Brown - 156 Robert Bulock - 156 Jennifer Burbatt - 94. 156 Dora Burgess - 156 Joseph Burgher - 44. 45. 46. 156 Christina Cagle - 156 Yvonne Capocy - 156 Tony Carpenter - 59. 156 Bryon Tonis - 153 Mork Thompson - 153 Grace Thorne • 14. 40. 46. 55. 60. 140. 153 Moses Timon - 153 Christopher Try on - 153 Martin Tulp - 42, 153 Ralph Udom - 58. 153 Michelle Van Horn - 41. 153 Renee Vasquez - 153. 192 Robert Vaughan - 58. 153. 188 Jose Velasquez - 153 Ramon Wade - 153 Tr a Waitekus - 40, 153 Regina Waldroup - 153 Michael Wolker - 153 Stocy Wallace - 153 Kevin Walsh - 153 Gerald Watters - 153. 188 Laura Wedster - 46. 153 Wendy White - 153 Anne Wielgorecki - 153 Lavincha Wilbon - 153 Calvin Wilbams - 78. 153 Theresa Wiliams - 153 Jennifer Wilis 153 Mokeba Wolfe - 58 Michael Woodman - 153 Jamie Wright - 153 Jocqueline Wyke - 153 John Wyke - 153 SOPHOMORES Paufcne Carrio - 156 Karrie Casey - 156 Paul Castaneda 156 Vanessa Clark - 156 George Clay 157 Kim Cleary - 157. 72 Paul Colemon - 79. 85. 157 Da'Shawn Coleman - 46. 89. 157 Paul Colemon - 79. 157 Steve Colins - 75 Tony Colins - 75. 157 Robert Conrad 44. 157 Lydia Cowger - 40. 72. 89. 157 Michael Culver - 75. 157 Todd Curtis - 157 Diane Dandurand - 157 Darlene Davis - 157 Gerald Davis - 157 Henry DeBose - 157 Tiffany DeMato - 157 Greg Deneka - 157 Cornelius Devine - 157 Paul Devine - 157 Ryan Devlin - 45. 59. 157 Shaunaa Dixon - 8. 45. 46. 65. 95. 154. 157. 192 Felicia Donald - 9. 18. 44 68. 89. 157 Holy Donato - 6. 72. 157 Jean Doyle - 94. 157. 187. 189 Lee Dunn - 157 Patricia Durkin - 157. 191 Shelia Dykema - 10. 157 Carol Egan - 9. 19. 44. 45. 85. 154. 157. 192 Bernadette England - 157 Rebecca Evans - 40. 157 James Evans - 157 David Ewan - 157 Andrew Farrell - 67. 74. 75. 91. 97. 157. 177 Cyril Fernandez - 158 Mork FiscN - 70. 161 Kelli Fountain - 158 Ronald Fox - 158 Kathy Fudge - 42. 192 Oddis Friday - 158 Cathy Galagher - 90. 158 Michael Gallagher -1.4. 59. 82. 83. 91. 158 Dana Gimino - 94. 95. 158. 161 John Godfrey - 158 Jennifer Gold - 40. 158 Robert Golden - 75. 158 Juhe Grabowski - 42. 44. 46. 57. 85. 158 Nicholas Green - 79. 158 Jennifer Greves - 158 Bryan Griffin - 93. 158 Tom Griffin - 59. 91. 158 Anjamn Grott - 158 Dana Guerra - 158 Michelle Gunck - 158 David Haivorsen - 158 Anafielsash Hams - 158 Font st Hams - 79. 158 Lawrence Harris - 158 Sheia Hartnett - 158. 190. 191 Todd Hart wig - 158 Vontrena Harvey - 158 Debra Heckler - 40. 44. 45. 76. 85. 80. 158 David Henschel - 62. 158 Sandy Hernandez - 158 Marvin Hodo - 158 Mark Hollman - 70. 71 Amy Hogan - 158 Tom Hogan - 159 Jimmie Holder - 159 Mark Huffman - 159 Karla Hughes - 40. 81. 159. 163 Kimberly Hunt - 64. 85. 159. 192 Kristine Hurta - 6. 20. 45. 100. 101. 159 Brandon Jackson - 40. 59. 79. 159 Eric Janovsky - 159 Perry Jennings - 79. 159 Chris Jermolowicz - 159 Clarence Johnson - 59. 82. 159 La Tanya Johnson - 88. 159 LeAnn Johnson - 42. 46. 65. 88. 89. 159 Lytashia Johnson - 81. 159 Nicole Johnson - 159 Stacey Johnson 20. 94. 159 Alvin Jones - 2. 59. 78. 159 Deshun Jones - 79. 159 Reginald Jones - 59. 79. 159 Bryan Jurgovan - 159 Robert Kalina - 159 James Kapmck - 59. 159 Steve Kora - 159 Kathleen Koufman - 42. 72. 73. 85. 159. 189 Thomas Kearns - 159 Jeffery Kinder - 159 Tim Kirkpatrick - 5. 21. 82. 159 Michael Klootwyk - 91. 169 Aicia Klotz - 18. 19. 143. 159. 160. 192 Brian Koch - 18. 59. 156. 159. 187. 191. 192 Michael Kozik - 159 Trisha Krizik - 154. 159 Kathleen Kruczek - 18. 40. 44. 45. 159. 162 Mchael Kuhlmann - 46. 62. 159 Holy Lardio 160 Beth Lormon - 40. 95. 160. 162. 189 Willtom Leavy - 21. 59. 160 Denise Lecik - 160. 189 Jody Leslie - 40. 160 Marjorie Levey - 42. 46. 65. 88. 89. 160 Edward Lewis - 160 Angela Lindsey 160 Scott Lloyd - 160 Maurice Lowe - 160 Wendy Lubek - 160 Vicki MocGregor - 160 Gregory Malone - 59. 160 Goldy Locks® Locksmith Electronic Security Centers 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Tinley Park • 17258 Oak Park Avenue 532-6560 Chicago Ridge - 10606 Ridgeland. 499-LOCK Midlothian - 3836 W. 147th Street. 371-3515 147th Kedzle Midlothian II. 60445 597-9754 POSEN PARK DISTRICT President- George Klotz Vice President- Jim Keambrose Commissioners- Wally Reznik Marcel Smaga Joe Zawisza Lisa Morek - 160 Maurice McDonald - 75. 160 Reagan McGowan - 160 Peggy Meodows - 160 Donald Mentink - 10. 160 Lori Meskers - 160 Michael Mfcotajczyk - 40, 59, 160 Karen Mikos - 40. 86. 80. 160 Jennifer Miller - 160 Keith Miler - 160 Kayesha Mobley - 2. 160 Lisa Mohr - 160 Tonya Moloney - 14, 160 Regina Moore - 160 Mario Morales - 40. 160 Gina Morin - 160 FontHHst Morris - 79 Gregory Morris - 59, 79, 160 Pete Morrone - 161 Marianne Murphy - 161 Julie Myers - 161 Keith Nelson - 59. 75. 161 James Nevin - 59, 161 Anthony Nichols - 161 David Nixon - 59, 161 Ed Noakes - 161 Corey Norton - 70 Thomas O'Brien - 75. 161 Laura Odenbach - 161 Nei Olesen - 55. 161 Kenneth O'Neal - 59. 75. 161 Dannette Osborne - 161 Gaboelte Parrio - 57. 85. 154. 161 Renee Patton - 161 Krista Pavlowski - 161 Charles Peters - 93. 156. 161 Michael Peterson - 59. 91. 161 Theresa Petrakis - 89. 161 Brian Powers 59. 161 Frank Presto - 66 James Proper - 161 Wiliam Pursel - 82. 83. 161 Joe Ramos - 70 Charles Ransom - 161 Dawn Reddick - 161 Panthea Reese - 161 Frank Renn - 161 Rich Rewefts - 75 Tracey Reyniers - 161 Lewis Richmond - 161 Carleton Riley - 82. 90. 91. 161 Michael Rinehart - 59. 154. 161 Nadine Ritchey - 162 Lara Robiotta - 40. 42. 65. 81. 162 James Rodriguez - 40. 162 Eric Rogers - 59. 75 Peggy Rozema - 81. 85. 162. 177 Rhonda Rutz - 162 Gerald Sala - 59. 75. 162. 183 Lisa Samuelson - 162 David Sarna - 162 Laura Sort on - 40. 55. 162. 183 Diane Saternus - 85. 162 Maribeth Scanlon - 40. 162. 191 Christopher Schaeffer - 46. 70. 162 Mark Schaffenberger - 162 Robert Schroeder - 162 Cheryl Sedlak - 10. 162 Larry Seymour - 21. 40. 59. 79. 162 Cheryl Sharpe - 40. 42. 162 Charles Smith - 162 Tieshka Smith • 40. 45. 162 Thomas Smith - 162 Biy Snyder - 162 Amber Sommers - 162 Lamont Spear - 162 Terry Spell - 162. 183 Michael Spencer - 59. 162 Lena Spicer - 162 Paul Stepinski - 162 Shah Stoettner - 14. 40. 85. 162 Pamela Streb - 40. 68. 88, 89. 99, 162 Maryann Stringer - 72, 162 Melinda Stringer - 72. 73. 162 Donna Stroud - 40, 72. 81. 163, 171 Roger Stroud - 163 Cindy Struebing - 60. 81. 163 Craig Stumbaugh - 21. 40. 59. 82. 163. 177 Andrea Suett - 163 Catherine Swan - 68. 69. 88. 89. 163 Tye Swanson - 40, 82. 163 Chasin Sworn - 163 Pamela Szymzak - 65. 93, 163. 192 Jennifer Telios - 20. 21. 94. 101. 163. 188. 192 Jeffrey Thiery - 163 Dionne Thomas - 163 Jenny Turngren - 94, 163 Randy Vanderwerf - 163 Rodney Varney - 163 Dawn Vasquez - 163 Sharyn Vinyard - 163 Anna Volson - 94, 163 Michael Waichunas - 40. 59, 163 Yolanda Wakefield - 163 Herb Walker - 70. 71. 91. 163 Adalaine WaHs - 81. 162 Chuck Ward - 163 George Weather spoon - 6. 59, 78, 163 Neil Weglarz - 163 Eugina Whalen - 163 Anjanette White - 2. 100. 101. 163 Kellie Wilbur - 94. 95. 163. 188. 192 Catherine Williams - 163 James Williams - 59. 163 Robina Williams - 6. 163 Tara Wiliams - 163 Tommy Woestman - 163 Kim Wojtanowski - 163. 185 Tracy Wrobleski - 60. 163 Michael Yerkes - 163 Laura Zaragoza - 100. 101. 163 Jon Zukovich - 163 FRESHMEN Kevin Adams - 59. 166 Brian Aired - 82. 166. 191 Barbara Anderson - 59. 166 Joch Anderson - 70. 79. 166 Jennifer Anderson - 166, 185. 191 Matt Anderson - 166 Paul Arroyo - 166 Gloria Avalos - 166 Jenny Bajc - 166 John Banaszak • 40. 166. 191 Brian Banowski - 59. 166 Latama Barr - 89. 166 Kristie Barren - 166 John Basa - 59. 91. 166. 191 Philip Baumeister - 10. 166. 171 Shintita Bauseman - 166 Debbie Beck - 166. 173. 185. 188 Melvin Beitler - 166. 173 Crystal Berkes - 166 Boon Bier - 75. 166 Deanna Bires - 166 T. Boerma - 59 James Boger - 59. 75. 166 Tim Boger - 166 Nicole Bonneau - 65. 166 Peter Bressanelli - 166 Hope Brown - 166 Jerry Bruckman - 166 Denise Burd - 166. 185 Rhonda Burns - 40. 166 Thomas Burns - 167 Barbara Busking - 40. 81. 85. 167. 191 Teddrick Compbell - 79. 167 Cynthia Carr - 167 Donald Carter - 167 Anthony Castaneda - 59. 167 Pamala Chaney - 167 Don Charleston - 46. 70, 167 Gina Chidichimo - 167. 191 Roosevelt Clifton - 167 Christine Cochrane - 41. 167 Scott Coffman - 70. 71. 167 Robert Coles - 59. 167 Tony Coles - 79 Bill Cowger - 59. 167 Julie Craig - 9. 40. 167. 185 Matt Cunningham - 167 Brian Curtain - 59. 79. 167 Elena Cutri - 167 Richard Cygon - 59. 167 John Dalacosta - 167 Khari Davis - 79. 167 Yetunde Davis - 167 David Dedman - 167 Terry Dehaan - 72. 73. 167 Suzy Delattre - 19, 167, 185. 191 Patty Dempsey - 40. 72. 164. 167. 187. 190. 191 Scott Denson - 167 Isaiah Dixson - 59. 167 Taja Dixon - 167. 189 Lourel Donovan - 167 Ayo Dunn - 168 Steven Eiger 69. 76. 168 Dan Emperado - 70. 168 Michoel Evans - 69. 76. 168 Kimberly Exton - 101. 168 Philip Fagan - 168 Kely Farritor - 81. 85. 168. 164. 173 Charles Fehil - 168 Jose Fernandez - 40. 82. 168. 191 Cheryl Feykes - 168 Jenny Fox • 168 Tony Frootczak - 168 Armando Galeas 40. 168 Shawn Gifts - 59. 164. 168 Shely Glyzewski - 65. 85. 168 Brian Goode - 40. 159. 168 Greg Grodisher - 40 Tracy Griffin - 168 Susan Gulo - 40. 168 Ron Guzman - 70. 168 Catherine Guzzonato • 168 Phi Hahn - 59. 75. 168 Joanne Hal - 168. 171. 190 Kristen Halley - 168 Linda Hamm - 40. 168 Rob Hammond - 59. 168. 173 Jeff Hampe - 168 Tanya Hampton - 40. 168 Howard Hannah - 75. 168 Darnel© Harper 81. 168 Dianna Harris - 168 Levon Harris - 59. 169 Mane Harris - 1. 169 Wiiam Harris - 169 Evad Hasan - 169. 191 Joelyn Haynes worth - 89. 169 Bernard Hetnen - 75. 169 Todd Hendricks • 59. 75. 91. 169 Vannesta Hendrix - 89, 169 Jennifer Herrera - 81, 85. 169 Christopher Hicks - 59. 169 Michael Hft - 169 James Hines - 59. 82. 169 Jennifer Holenbeck - 169 Camelle Holoway - 164. 169 Kimberly Holt - 81. 89. 169 Richard Hoyle - 40. 70. 169 Laura Hudak - 65. 169 Tanya Jock son - 88. 169 Katherine Jacobs - 40. 81. 85. 169 Tyrone Johnson - 169 Donna Jones - 169 Gina Jordan - 169 Laura Kaiser - 169. 191 James Kanupke - 82. 169 Wrfkam Kapnick - 6. 79. 59. 169 Paul Katzenberger 82. 169 Bob Kavooras - 59. 75. 169 Gene Keeler - 169 Serena Keesee - 85. 169 John Kelchner - 169 Chanta Key - 170 Thomas Klaus - 59. 166 issac Kirkwood - 59. 170 Scott Kittl - 170 Shane Konie - 62. 170 AHen Kopke - 59. 79. 91. 170. 191 Shannon Kornaus - 170 Bradtey Kosek - 170 Lynn Krouss - 170 Tim Kuncis - 79. 170 Christian Kupczyk - 170 Chris Kuyper - 170 Nick Lochowiez - 70 Harmaa Lai - 170 Carm LaSalle - 170 Maurice Laws - 79. 170 Tanya Laxton - 170 Tracy Layton - 170 Abrgoil Lee - 170 Kevin Lee - 70. 91. 170 Shelly Lewis - 40. 59. 170 B Liggms - 59 Laura Locascio • 170 Michelle Lord - 170. 185 Moureen Lucas - 170 Keela Lucius - 170 Yvette Lustro - 72. 166. 170 Debra Lyons - 170 Balt az Manzo - 170 Tina Martens - 40. 170 Tunika McCarter - 171 James McCarthy - 59. 171 Michelle McDonald - 40. 68. 81. 164. 171. 191 Laura McLoughfcn - 171. 173. 187 Lisa McLaughlin - 164. 171. 187 Randall Mentink - 171 Terrisa Miller - 171 Toby Minett - 171 Jeff Moffatt - 164. 171. 190 Hilary Moore 81. 89. 171. 191 Tina Morin - 171 Charlene Mysliwiec - 171. 185 Kely Naylor - 9. 40. 81. 171 Reynold Nelson - 59. 75. 171 Todd Nelson - 171 Mattson Norman - 171 Connie O’Bnen 65. 85. 171 Jason Oganovich - 164. 171 Patricia Olesen 72. 171 Jenny Olson - 72. 171. 190 Michele Opyd - 171 Ken Payne - 171 Mary Pechota - 171 Michael Pence - 171 Jon Peters - 59. 81. 171 Cindy Phipps - 81. 171. 185 Debra Pierce - 85. 171 Steve Pigrim - 59. 171 Christine Politanski - 40. 171. 185 Alicia Polo - 171 Kim Popowski - 171. 188 Nfccole Prez - 81. 171 Scott Pringle - 82. 171. 191 Lynn Putnam - 59. 171 Deborah Qu -itanaia - 171 Natoke Rakowski - 172. 191 Chris Rettke - 59. 172 Roquel Reyes - 40. 172 Kim Reznik - 40. 85. 172 Melody Richmond - 89. 172 John Risser - 55. 172 Trocy Ritter - 172 Chris Robiotta - 172 Momque Robinson 172 Tammy Royse - 81. 172 Greg Rozwalka 172 Tracy Russo - 41. 172 Kris Samiec - 172 Bor bora Sanders - 172 Chris Sanders - 172 Margie Sanders - 172 Varsovia Santoliva - 40. 172. 188 Brian Sarna - 172 Tim Serratt - 59. 75. 172 Tina Simon - 69. 172 Tom Simon - 40. 68. 89. 172. 173 Mortna Smith - 172 Chris Spon - 172 Stephanie Spychalski - 172 Derrick Streeter - 172. 173 Robert Stoval - 59. 172 Frank Studmcka - 59. 172. 187 Shawn Sumowski - 172 Tanya Sworn - 172 Tranel Swearmgen - 171. 172 Robert Szudy - 59. 172 Sandy Terlep - 40. 89. 172 Dawn Terry - 81. 89. 172 Tom Theisen - 172 Joseph Thomas - 172 Chris Thompson - 172 Daniel Thompson - 172 Tammy Thoms - 76. 80. 81. 172 Monique Thurman - 89. 172 Steve Thurmond - 59. 171. 172. 191 Morey Tijerina - 5. 21. 68. 172. 187 Mrchoel Timon - 91. 172 Cynthia Toppns - 173 Brian Truhlar - 190. 191 Richard Tustin - 59. 82. 173 Heather Vandyke - 173 David Vanetten - 173 Jennifer Vasquez - 40. 173. 191 Nkchele Vegter - 173 Scott Woaso - 75. 173 David Walko - 59. 173 Kmtasha Washngton 173 Jason Weathmgton - 173 Greg Weber - 59. 75. 173 Tom Weber - 173 Lorez White - 82. 173 Ronald WJey - 59. 173 Cindy Wake - 173. 191 Lisa Wima - 40. 68. 81. 89. 173 Eric Wison - 173 Theresa wason - 1. 82. 89 Wifcam Wilson • 173 MKiheUe Wnnie - 173 Linda Woestman - 173 Jeffrey Wolman - 173 YOUR COMPLETE BUSINESS HOUSE VanidA OFFICE SUPPLY 14800 S. Cicero Avenue Oak Forest, IL 60452 (312) m — '+ ' • Printing Office Supplies _________________ Rubber Stamps “WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST Blueprint Copying COMING °ffice Desi9 Furnishings YEARS” Machine (Sales, Service, Rental) 14601 South Pulaski Midlothian, IL 60445 McDonald's Congratulations to all of our Graduating Bremen employees! 184 Good Luck Class of ’87 BREMEN BOOSTER CLUB (Parents Giving A Helping Hand) OFFICERS Mr Mrs. Jim Schuler Presidents Mr. Mrs. Ted Maurer Vice-Presidents Mr Mrs Dan Stoettner Secretaries Mr Mrs Bob Burnson Treasurers Mr Mrs. Joe Grabowski Publicity Kind-hearted. Karen plans to be a sp€ teacher. She likes to sew. and Yes. she re like The Monkees! I chose my friends well and we all have the same values. We just say NO!” MARK Although eating is Mark's favorite hobby, he believes in staying healthy. And he'd better! He has an offer to go to New York to be a full time model! I dress the way I do because I don't like to be like everyone else. Fashion is a statement about YOU.” KELLI Kelly most admires her cousin. Joyce, (who is a gypsy), and hopes to be like her someday. No wonder her dreams are to hike the Appalachian Mts. and bike through Europe! She plans to study Anthropology and Sociology out of state. Teens need to learn how to cope with their problems.” Guyanne loves housework. So what does she want out of life? To be a housewife!! She excells in cooking, cleaning, and sewing. No wonder she's so satisfied with herself. Nothing irks her more than a dirty floor!!” G u A N N E HICK Mick dreams of becoming the next Michael Jordan and marrying his high school sweetheart, Tammy e. If that doesn't work out. he'd like to be a computer engineer. Drugs are bad news for athletes. You can't fly if you're high.” X A I've only been in love once and it's something I treasure!” Alicia strongly belives that love is precious and shouldn't be taken for granted She enjoys shopping, but she'd rather dance. JTEAN Jean has many loves: the B-52's, fashion, and her best friend. Jenny. She hopes to be a corporate lawyer for a major firm in spite of her biggest fault. I'm the biggest procrastinator! .....but someday I won't be! BRIAN Funny-man Brian Koch plans to be rich by age 24! His loves are pizza, and sports. Maybe he'll play pro-ball someday! Everybody needs friends no matter who you are. They're a necessity in life. An easy-going guy, Frank likes House music and sports. He likes to look good because he believes that it's appropriate for school. I have no hate towards anyone ... but my love is Kristie Long. LISR f Laura likes Italian foods and hardcore punk, but she hates people who follow trends and make fun of others who are different. I think everyone needs a BEST friend. Lisa admires beautiful people and artists like Molly Ring-wald, Paulina, the model, and Andy Warhol. She'd like to someday be a fashion photographer. Fashion isn't the trend ... it's what a person feels. LAUftft ft R C •y Marcy plans to go to college and become a fashion model. She enjoys listening to U2 and shopping at Carson's. She loves her family and koala bears. My opinion on fashion is: if you look good, you FEEL good. Nothing keeps Karen down! She loves up-beat music, shopping at Limited Express, and playing tennis and softball. Her role models are Justine Bateman. Lisa Bonet. and Dr. Ruth. Fashion is a way of expressing my style and emotions. Boots get wilder every year and this year is no exception. Special mention goes to sleek riding boots and flirty fringe boots. Sweet and innocent is the ticket for these lovely ladies. Bows and banana clips kept hair in its place and lacy embroidered collars framed faces. Hot looks this year featured tight denim skirts. Stonewashed. printed. or dressed up with a belt, these skirts made a hit! For Beastie Boys . I.O.U sweatshirts were the latest craze! Pick one up and keep all eyes on YOU! Who says boys don’t make passes at girls who wear glasses? Glass are IN. guys know it .. and girls show it! Cardigans were the number one seller this year Europe brought the preppie style back -but with a touch of punk it |u$t goes to show that Fashion was very experimental this year: overalls left the farm for the city lights (who wouldn't?), tye dye made an impact on everything, and circle skirts brought femininity back! Now there's an outfit to fit every YOU ! The Greening Of Bremen At the beginning of this school year, Bremen was making many improvements on the school as well as the grounds of the school. With the new detention pond in front of the school, some of the problems of flooding would be relieved and the new laws about the plumbing would be met. We could look down on the construction daily from our classroom. Obviously the scene in front of the building was not the impression with which he wanted to greet people. We approached the landscaping of the front as a problem and began to apply the problem solving techniques we had been learning all year. The students chose, as project co-ordinator, Michelle McDonald, whose first words to the class were, let's brainstorm and generate ideas.' From there others in the class volunteered for the tasks we felt were necessary to do the job. I had much earlier approached Steve Borden, a Bremen alumnus who owns Down to Earth” landscaping, of the feasibility of doing the front. I indicated that I felt we could be successful if we involved many students in the project. The project, which will also be living lab for the Plant Science class, would be basically planted by the students. The price tag for the completed project was $8,000. Since money and plants were needed, the name Greening of Bremen was established. Fundraising consisted of personal donations from teachers. students, parents, organizations, and businesses, each helping to Adopt-A-Plant. A gift from the Booster Club was most appreciated and a gift indicated by the Jaycees if Midlothian is pending. The project to which so many donated money, time, and effort will make a dramatic improvement to Bremen and the Bremen Community. Miss Wahlberg COMMUNITY BUSINESSES WHICH DONATED MONEY OR SERVICES TREES ATTC Discount Computers Bremen Townshp Lodes Cap Dace, ms Century 21- Kennedy Assoc. Convenient Food Creative Crcle Custom 77 Daniel's Printing Easco Grits Hardware rtcky Memorial Chapels Land of Uncom Mid Flonst M dk thKjn State Bank Mid Oak Devetopement Moran's Transmission Oak Forest Bowl Pearte Vision Print King Ruthenberg Reef Estate Shell Spark Tune-up Van s Material BUSHES Ata Fitness Chec-Hers Crest wood Ins Ed Urbamck Auto Bonders Frehouse Hot Dogs Lyons Assoc Moat Market QuaMy Printing FLOWERS Oak Forest TV SERVICES Astro-Matt Dry Cleaners Center Stage Don s ice Cream Parlor Fantastic Sam s Hair Specials ts Max's Rest Del M 8 Qvick Print Merle Mormon Merch Nu-Way Shoe Repar Rocky Rococo Worldwide A LONG WET DAY ON WAHLBERG AVE. 190 INDIVIDUALS GROUPS WHO DONATED MONEY TO “ADOPTAPLANT” TREES J. Kane G Bieber R. Keller S. Boettcher K. Kempton C. Boitnott J. Klacik Booster Club J. Krysinski O Branch J.S. Kuhlman Cafe Cuties W. Montgomery J. Canning M. L. Moore B. Coleman B Molnar W. Crater J. Miller J. D'Ambrosio L. Newbern DECA NHS XK. Grandone R. Schmidt P. Gresary Senior Class-87' Gustins Senior Humanities D. Hollingsworth R Smith Honors Biology Soph. Class-89' H. Hulfactor Spanish Club C. Hull T. Stevens Student Council A. Feil D. Vechiola L. Feil VICA K. Frontzak E. Wahlberg M. Godfrey R. Wahlberg Grabowskis C. Wilke J. Heuke F. Ziehlke L. Hohn D Zoss M 8i K Kaufman Knispels BUSHES M.L. Kulovitz K. Allan S. McGraw J. Anderson E. Novak G. Bragiel E. Roach Breens Rowe's 7th English J. Burgher The Stoettners J. Cohrs J. Stupek D. Curtin 1. Walacak K. DeVries D. Emperado J. Vasquez FLOWERS F Anderson T. Baumerster D. Harris B Hedges J. Phelan Rowe's 2nd Period English Rowe's 3rd Period English Rowe's 5th Period English Rowe's 7th Period English D. Saternas S. Wasowicz DILIGENT WORKERS! THE MAIN WORK FORCE: FRONT ROW: Jennifer Miller, Hilary Moore, Jenny Anderson. Natalie Rakowski, John Basa. Brian Truhlar. Tricia Durkin. Jennifer Vasquez. Mickey Kara, Gina Chidichimo. Brian Koch 2nd ROW Maribeth Scanlon. Sheila Hartnett-.Suzy DeLattre. Mike Kozik. Jose Fernandez. Eyad Hasan. Cindy Wilke. Patty Dempsey. John Banaszak. Laura Kaiser BACK ROW Jeff Moffat. Jodi Anderson. Allan Kopke. Steve Thurmond. Julie Friend. Ed Feil, Tom Fehil. Scott Pringle. Brian Allred. Barb Busking. Michelle McDonald 191 If It Wasn’t For The LAST MINUTE, NOTHING Would Get Done!!! SENIORS: Tom Ramsey - Editor Karen Brady Dawn Chenoweth Carolin Gerth Lisa Schuck SOPHOMORES: Fancy Anderson Gayle Britton Shaunda Dixon Carol Egan Kathy Fudge JUNIORS. Sue Bostrom Jodie Chenoweth Michelle Fagan Kelly Pechtold Guyanne Lufrano Renee Vasquez Kimberly Flunt Alicia Klotz Brian Koch Pam Szymczak Mr. Kane's Photo Club This year, the Arrow experienced some difficulty due to changing themes and the absence of many previous year members. Although this did slow us down, it didn't stop us from producing a fine yearbook. This year's staff was great!! Without them, there wouldn't be a Yearbook. Mrs. Rowe was also beneficial to the Arrow. She knew just how to ‘motivate' us into selling just about everything. I wish a good luck to next year's Editor and to all of you who read this fine publication!” - Thomas C. Ramsey Arrow Editor 192