Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

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PROGRESS, A THEME WELL BEFITTING BREMEN lune 9 of 1951 an idea on a ballot, Bremen is now a fully accredited high school with a student enrollment of 1235. During its four years of existance, Brem- en has offered courses in eleven academic fields. These have been taught at all times by young, energetic, Well-qualified instructors. Extra-curricular activities, which in their first years provided ample opportunity for students to project their interests be- yond the classroom, and to grow socially, are now doing an even more effective job and through their outstanding accom- plishments, are making Bremen known throughout the conference as a school of progress. ln Bremen's first year, the various ath- letic teams were spirited and enthusiastic. And it is this spirit and enthusiasm that has carried them to outstanding confer- ence records for Bremen. A new 59851100 addition to Bremen will soon be completed. This probably illus- trates, as Well as anything, Bremen's pro- gressive nature. With the expanded and improved facilities that it will offer, this structure will enhance Bremen's outside beauty as Well as adding greatly to its academic and extra-curricular programs. lt is then to Bremen and to Progress that we dedicate this 1957 edition of the ARROW.

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