Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

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Betty Abbatiella Tony Albert Alice Albright Lynne Alvers lane Anderson ludy Anderson Patricia Anderson Corine Annerino David Asher Carol Bauer Linda Beck Carol Berger lack Berles William Blakemore Sybil Blanke Iulius Bond Karen Bonow Carol Borms Beverley Bowman Karen Boyle Carol Brady Ernest Brieger Lois Brinkman Iay Broholm Marilyn Brooke David Brown George Brown lane Brown lohn Bruen Robert Bukowski Clyde Burkle Sandra Burns Ronald Caffrey Edward Callahan Nancy Campbell loan Cardwell Ianet Carlson Wanda Carney Sandra Casey Larry Charleston Barbara Cheesman Nancy Christiansen Ioseph Ciserella Brenda Clark Edward Coleman Iames Cumbo George Demeris Lorraine DeValk Fred Dillman Doris Dini Margaret Doeseckle ludy Dotts Harold Downen Gary DuBois Eugene Dunn Ioyce Edlund Walter Ekstron Marilyn Engwall Kenneth Envall Gerald Erskine Pamela Eubanks Iohn Falk Gary Feil lune Ferguson ludy Fiala William Fierke Iudy Friedericks Barbara Garry Iohn Gassaway lack Goesel Russell Green ludith Grenier Stanley Gresens Ieanette Gustafson Robert Hamner ludy Harrison Peggy Hartfield Dale Hartwig Walter Hedlund Sandra Henilf Beverly Hillis Sandra Hodurek Douglas Hallowell Willard Horn Roger Hug lohn Hummel Philip Iverson Dennis laye

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luniors held offices in Girls' Club and Boys' Club. The Advanced Mixed Chorus boasted twenty luniors, and many others were members of the various other Glee Clubs. ln May the lunior Class gave the Prom, probably this was its biggest single ac- complishment of the year. And suddenly Tune is here. The lunior class looks forward to next year with mixed emotions, they are proud of the progress of this past year and very happy for the chance to enter Bremen next year as Seniors. From left to right are Helen Keuch, Nancy Campbell, Sandy Siemsen, Karen Tower, Preston Wakeland, Helen Morris, Barbara Garry, Rust Callahan, ludy Mead, Norma Iohnson, and loAnne Rizzuti, members of the lunior Class Council, making plans for the Prom. Last fall students and faculty looked to the lunior class for new leaders and new ideas. These new upperclassmen took on the challenge with pride and determina- tion, and when the results were recorded, they had passed the test. They had supported their teams in every sport. The lunior cheerleaders were always there leading them on. The band, too, marched, obviously proud of the Red and Gray. lunior class officers, comparing notes be- tween classes, are, from left to right, Geor- gette Zirbes, Vice President, Gary DuBois, President, lan Carlson, Secretary, and Dee lohnson, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS --wi P

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