Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

The 1959 ARROW STAFF Editor ............. Assistant Editor Editorial Chairman Ass't. Ed. Chairman Photography Chairman Ass't. Photo. Chairman Business Manager Art Chairman Bob Krygowski Faye Hutchison Donna Johnson Edgar Robinson ....Jerry Smelko Betty Andrysiak Stanley Ferguson Sara Hazelwood THE BREMEN SHIELD . . . The Bremen Shield represents the ideals which students and faculty members strive to attain. We should be aware of our shield and of the qualities it suggests. The Indian head symbolizes good sportsmanship, not only in sports, but throughout all phases of our lives. Books are always an indication of classes and learning. We at Bremen are aware that the knowledge we obtain will be an asset in later life. Clasped hands represent to us friendship and loyalty. We strive to be loyal to our friends and to ourselves. Achievement of these three ideals is illustrated by the mortar board and diploma, indicating graduation. As we all know, commencement is not the end, but rather the beginning. To those of you who will carry forth these ideals, we dedicate this book. Study is emphasized at Bemen. Dances are fun. and the Prom is the most exciting of all. o 5 penntenc L. BIRKHEAD tip MR . for your leadership and guidance. Because of the size of Bremen and its varied amount of curricula and activities, the job of guiding the teachers and students is very difficult and time-consuming. The job of superintendent has been ably filled for the past six years by Mr. Birkhead. MR. GLENN STARNER MR. O. W. YOUNG Members of the Bremen School Board are continally working for our benefit. Seated, left to right: Dr. Carol Rieke, Dr. Earl V. Hedeen, president. Mr. William libbert. secretary. Mrs. LaVerne Hall. Standing: Mr. Glann M. Tindall. Mr. Robert W. Anderson. Mr. Frank S. Fassero. Mr. Theodore R. Birkhead, superintendent. MR. DONALD MADSON OUR MANY HELPERS... are anxious to assist you. Mr. Starner, one of the administrative assistants, is in charge of curriculum guidance. At one time or another, he has probably helped you with your schedule. As everyone knows, Mr. Young is in charge of bus transportation. With I 750 students, this presents quite a problem, but Mr. Young solves it. He is also in charge of the Book Store. Mr. Madson, supervisor of instruction, performs his duties by suggesting techniques to improve teaching methods. By doing this, Mr. Madson has aided the teachers at Bremen. Our secretaries assist the administration, faculty, and students. Foreground: Mrs. Marwil Pooler. Left to right: Mrs. Laura Swanson. Mrs. Lorraine Kaltschnee Mrs. Edna Rupert. Mrs. Joan Dasalcy. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. WILLIAM P. COTE Science Dept. Chairman Science Club Sponsor MR. JOSEPH CORDARO Projectionists sponsor MR. BRADLEY EWART Science Club Ass t. Sponsor SCIENCE AND MATH are important for the future. In the Atomic Age. science and math are vitally important. The task of th:s department is to further the interest of math and science and to encourage the students who are interested in this field. One more drop should do it! MR. CHRISTOPHER HAWTREY Dramatics Ass t. Spring Play MR. KAY HUTSELL Wrestling Coach That's about it! MR. LEO KAISER Science Club Ass t. Sponsor MISS LESTINA LARSEN Debate Sponsor MR. ROBERT MAY Science Club Ass't. Sponsor MR. ARDEN RIZER Educators Sponsor MR. LLOYD SCHOLL Football — Ass't. Coach MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MRS. HILDA HEMPHILL Math Dept. Chairman Math Club Sponsor MR. WILLIAM BROWN Basketball Coach MR. ROBERT DuBOIS Student Council Sponsor MRS. MARY LOU MOORE ARROW Ass't. Sponsor MR. RONALD PREISSIG Math Club Ass't. Sponsor MRS. NANCY TRIMBLE Debate Ass't. Sponsor English Teacher MR. JACOB TURBAN Projectionist Ass't. Sponsor LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENTS MR. EDWIN BRUELL School Publicity MISS PATRICIA BAJT Dramatics Spring Play Troupers Sponsor MISS PATRICIA CLARKE ARROW Ass t. Sponsor MRS. PATRICIA COLBERT Dramatics Ass't. Fall Play MISS RETA HALDORSON Speech Coach Ass t. MR. RAYMOND McCOY Language Club Sponsor MR. KENNETH MILLER Jr. Class Sponsor Sieh Seite 30! That's a good one!” MISS MARILYN MOHR ARROW sponsor MISS KATHERINE NOLAN ECHO Ass t. Sponsor MRS. MARY SCHUILTZ Educators Ass't. Sponsor MISS JANEL SOPKO Speech Coach MR. GEORGE SULLY Dramatics Fall Play MISS NORMA WALKER ECHO Sponsor MRS. BARBARA WILLS Soph. Class Ass't. Sponsor LANGUAGE ARTS. . . help us to communicate with others. The Language Arts Department makes its students realize the importance of the correct use of our language. Latin, German, and Spanish help us to understand people of other lands. I think she disagroes with our last statement. 13 ART DEPARTMENT MR. LEONARD MADURA Art Teacher Art Projects MR. ROBERT JOHNSON Crafts Teacher Art Projects something? Modern art? Or did you spill MR. DONALD HOLLINGSWORTH Dept. Chairman Band Director MISS RUTH SCHMIDT Choral Director 15 ART AND MUSIC . . . provide enjoyment and relaxation. The art classes are well-known for the decorations around the school, especially at Christmas time. Their aim is to help students appreciate art. Bremen has one of the finest music departments in the conference. It has presented many musical programs for our pleasure. They presented an annual Christmas concert and participated in the Conference Music Festival. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Last performance ... for some COMMERICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE . . . prepare us for everyday living. The Commercial Department, while preparing the students for their future vocations, gives the classes a knowledge of the business world. The Social Science Department gives its students a background of history, a clear understanding of current events, and a knowledge of daily living. So far, no mistakes! There it is! 16 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MR. WALLACE CARPENTER Com. Dept. Chairman Boys' Club Ass't. Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH DELLINGER Fr. Class Sponsor MISS MARION IMBERY Girls Club Ass't. Sponsor MISS DOLORES JOHNSON Senior Class Sponsor MR. VERNON PETERSON Jr. Class Ass't. Sponsor MRS. JOANNE SCHARFENBERG ECHO Ass t. Sponsor SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. DELMAR EGLI So. Sci. Dept. Chairman Student Council Ass't. Sponsor MR. MARVIN BLOCK Pep Club Sponsor MR. GARY BURDICK Wrestling Ass t. Coach MR. LEE COX Dean of Boys Boys' Club Sponsor MR. GENE GALLION Detention Room MR. CLARENCE HELLER Sr. Class Ass't. Sponsor MR. NORBERT ROESEMEIER Fr. Basketball Coach MISS NANCY SCHNEIDER Pep Club Ass't. Sponsor MISS GENEVIEVE SCHULTHEIS Dean of Girls Girls' Club Sponsor MR. GLENN VANN Sr. Class Ass't. Sponsor MR. THOMAS WOLD Baseball Coach MR. ROBERT LUNI Football Ass't. Coach 57 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT MRS. DOROTHY BENTZ Homemaking Dept. Chairman F.H.A. Sponsor MISS ELAINE DOWNING F.H.A. Ass t. Sponsor MR. WILLIAM KRONE Ind. Arts Dept. Chairman MR. ROBERT ADAMS Fr. Class Ass t. Sponsor MR. PHILLIP McBAIN Track Coach MR. VERNON RAUCH Jr. Class Ass't. Sponsor MR. RONALD STADT Soph. Class Ass't. Sponsor MR. DAVID YOUNG Car Club MISS SANDRA MONTAGNOLI F.H.A. Ass't. Sponsor MISS NANCY TITCHENAL F.H.A. Ass't. Sponsor INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOMEMAKING . . . help us to live better. The Industrial Arts Department prepares us for the everyday jobs we must do. These courses give us a good background of the knowledge of the mechanical arts which are so important today. Homemaking prepares the girls of this school to become wives and mothers of the future. The girls receive practical experience by treating the faculty members to breakfasts, luncheons, and dinners. The way to a boy’s heart . . . 19 hope he knows what he's doing! PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JOHN DIEHL Dopt. Chairman B Club Sponsor MRS. EVELYN AITKEN G.A.A. Sponsor MR. LAWRENCE CALLAN Football Track Coach MRS. LINDA FINLEY G.A.A. Ass t. Sponsor MISS MARY GUNDERSON Cheerleaders Coach MISS JUDITH KOERNER G.A.A. Ass t. Sponsor MR. EMIL LUSSOW Basketball Coach MR. JOSEPH RUSK Swimming Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . stimulates interest in sports. Our new swimming pool is used by the swimming classes as well as activity groups. The Physical Education Department trains our students physically as well as mentally. The department emphasizes physical fitness as necessary for good health. By participating in competitive sports, individuals learn the meaning of teamwork. 20 What now?1 MISS MARY ALICE SMITH Librarian MR. JAMES McCASLIN Guidance Activities MRS. MARY K. SUTOR School Nurse FACULTY MEMBERS . . . are eager to encourage students. Students at worlt . . . BREMEN'S PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Bremen's Parent-Teacher Association strives to bring the school and home closer together. It has been an active group for the past seven years. This year’s theme is Five Steps to Understanding. M rs. Howard Nagle. Scholarship Chairman, urges the audience to take an active interest in legislation that would affect their children. Also pictured are Mrs. Donald Johnson. President; Miss Mary Alice Smith, Secretary; Mr. Paul Patterson. Treasurer. Dr. E. V. Hedeen. President of the School Board addresses the audience at the first P.T.A. meeting of the year. Also pictured are Mrs. Donald Johnson. President: Miss Mary Alice Smith. Secretary; Mr. Paul Patterson, Treasurer. Not present is Mrs. Joseph Sorn. Vice-President. The P.T.A. Membership Committee greets the teachers and parents at the first meeting. CAFETERIA WORKERS: First row. left to right: Ruth Ramsay. Dorothy McPherson, Mary L. Harrison (Head). Agnes Jaskowiak. Bertha Stewart. Second row: Margaret Haase Grace Kavooras, Florence Tehow. Maty Bentley. George Gardner. OUR SCHOOLWORKERS . . . keep Bremen in top condition. Without our custodians and cafeteria workers, we would note a big change in the appearance and atmosphere of Bremen. The custodians keep the classrooms and hallways clean and bright. The cafeteria workers serve nutritious and attractive meals. Jtmmm ' 4 v CUSTODIANS: Loft to right: Harry Soliday. Harry Billadoau, Art Ferguson. Arch Wilmington. Ray Ketelboetor (Head). Theodor© Reimer. CUSTODIANS: Left to right: Willie Morris. Reno Day. Gordon Spencer. Virginia Strieker. Earle Landry. Ed Mock. 24 Pet© Pastlewaite. President; Alan Heitman. Vice-President; Dave Palmer. Treasurer; Juanita McPherson. Secretary. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS These elected officers are a fine example of our graduating class. They have all been active in athletics and activities, and Bremen will remember them for their contribution to a growing school. 25 SENIORS Well, we finally made it! Four years certainly went by fast. (This is probably what most seniors are saying to themselves.) All the things that happened to us during our high school days will be remembered for a long time to come. This graduating class has done and experienced many things during their days here. No one can say which of these was more important, for each individual remembers those things which are important to him. The Class of '59 can be proud of its accomplishments at Bremen. We hope that their rememberances of Bremen will be happy ones, and we wish them continued success in the future. LINDA SUE ALLEMANG Oak Forest F.H.A. 1,3.4; Girls’ Club 2. GERALD ANDERSON Markham Math Club 1.3,4: B Club 3,4; Debate 4: Band 1,2.3,4; Track 2.3,4; Swimming 4. BETTY MAE ANDRYSIAK Tinley Park Chorus I: Girls' Club 3 4; Educators 2 4; Nurse's Aid 3: Prom Com. 3: Pep Club 3.4; ARROW 3 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Capt. 4: Vice-President 4. MARIA AVELLANO Midlothian G.A.A. 2: Girls' Club 2: Girls' Chorus 1,2.3. JAQUELYN BAGDONAS Oak Forest Girls’ Club I; G.A.A. I; Chorus 1.2. DAN BAKER Homewood Boys' Club I. JACK BAKER Markham Basketball 1.2,3: Student Council 1.3. JOAN MARIE BEAMAN Tinley Park Chorus 1,2 3.4: Octette 3.4; Debate 2.3: Girls' Club 4; ECHO 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3.4; Library Aid 3. JACQUELINE BERGERON Tinley Park G.A.A. 4. DOROTHY KAY BETSON Markham G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus I; Girls' Club 3. MARGIE ANN BILLADEAU Markham F.H.A. 1.2. SANDRA M. BODIN Midlothian Girls' Club 2.3: Chorus 1.2,3.4; Adv. Mix. 4; F.H.A. 4; Student Council 3.4. 26 ELAINE BOGARD Oak Forest GEORGE BOLDA Posen Boys' Club 1.4; Basketball I. SANDRA BONAKER Markham Girls' Club. 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2.3.4; Cheerleader 2.4; ECHO 2: Chorus 1.2: Freshman Class Sec. MYRA ROSE BOWERS Midlothian G.A.A. 2: Girls' Club 1.2.3. ED BROWN Tinley Park Science Club 1.2,3.4; Debate 2.3; Boys' Club 1.2. BETTY ANN BROWNE Midlothian Girls' Club 1,2,3.4; Student Council 2.3: Chorus I: Math Club I: Prom Com. 3: Pep Club 4. JAMES BRUECK Midlothian Trans, from St. Phillip. DON BUCHHAAS Tinley Park Science Club I: Boys' Club 4. RUTH ANN BUIKEMA Markham F.H.A. I. CAROL A. BURNES Markham G.A.A.: Girls' Club: Chorus: Troupers. RICHARD CAMPBELL Oak Forest Boys' Club 1.4: Track Manager I. FAITH CARPENTER Tinley Park Educators: Student Council: Science Club: G.A.A. CAROLYN J. CARTER Hazel Crest G.A.A. 3: ARROW 3: Girls Club 3: Troupers 3.4; Prom Com. 3. PATRICIA C. CESSFORD Harvey F.H.A. KEN CHALDEN Tinley Park ROLAND CHARD Midlothian Wrestling I 2.3.4; Boys' Club 2.4. KAREN LYNN CHRISTENSEN Harvey F.H.A. ROBERT CIDELL Markham Football 1.2.3.4; Track 3. JOHN CISERELLA Markham Wrestling 1.2: Boys' Club 1.2.3. DON CLARK Tinley Park Track 4. GERRY COAD Markham F.H.A. 1.2.3,4; Girls' Club 1.2: G.A.A. 3: Chorus 1,2.3: Pep Club 2,4. 27 BEVERLY S. COLEMAN Midlothian Girls' Club 1.2: G.A.A. 1.2; F.H.A. 1.4: Science Club 3.4; Adv. Mix. Chorus 3.4. EARLE COLEMAN Midlothian HAROLD COLEY Tinley Parle Football 1.2.3 4; Track 3: Baseball 4; Swimming 4; Boys' Club 4. JUDY ANN CONNOLLY Oak Forest Chorus 1.2. IRENE CAROL CORRADINE Harvey Girls' Club 3,4. TOM COSTELLO Markham Basketball 1.2; Track I: Boys Club I; Student Council 3. LARRY CUNNINGHAM Midlothian Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2: Wrestling 1.2; Boys' Club 1,2,3.4. ALBERT THOMAS CUSIC Hazel Crest Science Club 1.2.3: Boys Club 1.2 3.4. ROSEMARIE CZAPPA Oak Forest Chorus I; Girls’ Club 3.4. WAYNE DARBY Tinley Park RON DE GRAAF Tinley Park Boys' Club: Wrestling I; Track 1.3. WILLIAM DEMERIS Markham Mixed Chorus 1.2; Adv. Mix. Chorus 3.4. JOHN S. DETRICK Oak Forest Band 1.2,3,4: Boys Club 1.2.3.4; Baseball Manager 2,3,4; Swimming Manager 4; B Club 3.4; Hall Monitor 3.4. NANCY JEAN DETRICK Oak Forest Girls' Club I; G.A.A. I. RON DOBKOWSKI Posen B Club 3.4; Football 2.3 4; Wrestling 2.3: Track 2.3. O. D. DRAKE Harvey Track I; Boys’ Club 2.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; B Club 1.2.3.4; Band I. RONALD E. DROGULA Oak Forest Band 1.2.3.4; B Club 3.4; Boys' Club 1.2.3.4: Hall Monitor 2.3: Baseball Manager 2; Football 2.3; Basketball 2.3. GREG DRUFKE Midlothian Track 1.2: Science Club 2. JAMES H. DUNNE Tinley Park Trans, from Oaklawn; Spanish Club Baseball: Wrestling 1.2. VALENTINE A. DZURNY Tinley Park WALTER EGGERT Tinley Pari Basketball 1,2.4; Baseball 3.4: Chorus I: Boys’ Club 4; B' Club 3.4. 28 LEO ELLIOTT Oak Forest Track I; Wrestling I 2.3.4; Football 2,3.4: Boys' Club 2. JUDITH ANN ERICKSON Midlothian G.A.A. 1.3.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Girls' Club 1.2,3.4; ARROW 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3; Prom Com. 3. MARILYN FABER Oak Forest F.H.A. I. VERN FEIN Oak Forest Trans, from Thornton Fractional; ECHO 3.4. MICHAEL FIELD Hazel Crest Basketball 1.2: Science Club 1,2.3 4; Prom Com. 3: Troupers I; Math Club 1,2. GORDON WILLIAM FLAWS Midlothian Boys Club 1.4; Chorus 1.2; Debate 3: Troupers 2.4; ARROW 4. CRAIG FOSTER Midlothian Wrestling I; Basketball 2,3.4; Baseball 2.3; Track 4; Boys Club 2.3: ECHO 4; Math Club 3.4. JAMES FOSTER Oak Forest Baseball 1.2.3 4; Basketball I; Boys' Club 3; B' Club 3.4. KAREN A. FRYE Posen Science Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus I; Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3.4. JOHN FURLER Homewood Math Club 1.2: Boys Club 3. CAROLE GEORGE Oak Forest G.A.A. I; Girls' Club I; Chorus 1.2: Adv. Mix. Chorus 3.4. ROBERT GIDEN Hazel Crest Basketball 2: Boys' Club 3,4: Chess Club 4. BOB GIFFORD Midlothian Football 2.3.4. JENNIFER ANNE GILMAN Midlothian Girls' Club 1.2.3.4; Math Club I; Language Club 4; ECHO 2,3,4; Debate 3.4; F.T.A. 2. DALE GOESEL Midlothian Freshman Class Officer: Band 1.2.3.4: Boys' Club 1.2.3.4; Baseball I. BOB GROSSENBACHER Midlothian Wrestling 1,2,3: Boys' Club. JIM GRUHN Midlothian Wrestling 1.2.3.4; ' B'' Club: Track I; Student Council. MADELEINE CAROL HAASE Tinley Park Student Council 1.4; Girls' Club 2,3.4; Prom Com. 3; Pep Club 4; ARROW. BARRY N. HABER Tinley Park Science Club 1.2.3,4: Student Council 2: Weather Club 1.2; Debate Club 3.4; F.T.A. 4; Boys' Club 4. DOUGLAS H. HADDON Band 1.2.3.4; Baseball Chorus I. Manager 3.4: Homewood ECHO 4: ARROW: RONALD HAGEN Oak Forest 29 STEWART HAMILTON T;n|Gy park Boys' Club 4. BOBBIE HAMPTON p05en F.H.A. 1.2.3: Girls' Club 2.3: G.A.A. 2. MICHAEL B. HANKLEY Markham Boys' Club 4. ANDREW GERALD HARDY Oak Forest Football 1.2: Wrestling 1.2.3; Track I; Boys' Club 1,2.3.4; Student Council 4. PETER A. HARKINS Markham Science Club 1.2: Boys' Club 4; Baseball 4. CAROL ANN HARNESS Markham F.H.A. I; Girls' Club 2.3: Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3; G.A.A. 4. JIM HARTMANN Tinley Park Basketball 1,2: Baseball 3.4. DAWN K. HARTWIG Tinley Park G.A.A. 1.2.3: Cheerleader 2,4; Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3.4; Student Council 3.4; Pep Club 4; Troupers 4; Prom Com. 3: Girls' Club 1.2.4. SHIRLEY HAVEN Tinley Park G.A.A. I: Chorus 1.2. Sara Hazelwood Homewood Trans, from South Shore; ARROW 3: Girls' Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Troupers 4; Nurse s Aid 3: Pep Club 3: Prom Com. 3. FREDERIC STEWART HEFT Tinley Park Boys' Club 1.2.4; Science Club 1.2; F.T.A. 2.3,4; ECHO I; Troupers 3,4; Debate 3; A.V. 3.4. JACK HEIL Hazel Crest Science Club 12,3.4; Math Club 1.2.3.4; Troupers I; ECHO 2: Prom Com. 3. ALAN C. HEITMAN Midlothian Band 2,3.4; Chorus 3.4; Science Club 1,2,3: Track I; Mix. Chorus I. THOMAS HESSE Markham STEVE HINGER Midlothian Band 2: Swimming 4; Boys’ Club I. LEE HINMAN Oak Forest Trans, from Manchester High; Science Club 2.3,4; Boys Club 3.4. TED HOELLER Tinley Park Trans, from Fenger High. BILL F. HOFFMAN Tinley Park Basketball 1.2.3 4; Football 2.3.4; Class Officer 2.3; B Club 3.4; Track 2.3,4; Hall Monitor 2 3: Prom Com. 3; Boys Club 1.2 3. BARBARA a. HOGAN Homewood Girls' Club 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 1.2: G.A.A. 1,2.3: Chorus I: Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3. RONALD HOGUE Tinley Park Basketball 1,3: Band 1.2.3.4; Track I; Baseball 3.4; Boys Club 3.4; Hall Monitor 4. NANCY ANN HOMOLKA posen Library Aid: Chorus: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; ARROW 1.2; Girls' Club. 30 LANA JEAN HOPMAN Markham SHARON HOWELL Hazel Crest Girls' Club I; Adv. Girls' Chorus I. KATHLEEN HUEMMER Tinley Parle LARRY D. ING Midlothian Boys' Club 1.2,4: Hall Monitor 3: Track 2. JIM JAMES Tinley Park Boys Club 2.4; Student Council 3. LAVERNE JANKOWSKI Posen Band 1.2,3 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Girls' Club 1.2.3.4. DENNIS JEBENS Oak Forest Boys' Club 2.4; Hall Monitor 3.4. ARTHUR H. JENNRICH Midlothian Track 1.2.3: Mix. Chorus I; Boys Chorus 2; Adv. Mix. Chorus 3.4; Boys' Club 1.2.3.4: Science Club 1.2: Book Store I 2.3.4. JUDY JENTER Oak Forest F.H.A. I. MELISSA JOHNS Oak Forest Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; F.H.A. Adv. Mix. Chorus. ROSALIE GAIL JOHNS Oak Forest Chorus; Girls' Club: G.A.A. Student Council. ALLAN JOHNSON Oak Forest Boys' Club 1.2.4. KATHERINE MARIE JOHNSON Oak Forest Girls’ Club 4; Girls' Chorus I; Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3 4; G.A.A. 3.4; ARROW 2. MARILYN JOHNSON Midlothian G.A.A. 1.2.3,4: Pres. 4; Capt. 2.3.4; Girls Club 2.3.4; ARROW 2: F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. I; Majorette 4; Prom Com. 3. MARNEY JOHNSON Hazel Crest Girls’ Club 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Troupers 2 3,4; Pres. 3: Student Council 3: Chorus I; Library Aid 2. BARBARA JONES Oak Forest F.H.A. I. PATRICIA M. JOUSE Hazel Crest Girls' Club 3.4; Girls' Chorus 4; ARROW 4; Library Aid 4; Pep Club 4; Accompanist Fresh. Chorus. STAN JUREK Markham Boys’ Club 2 3.4; Sec. 4; B Club 4; Track I; Football I. Mgr. 2,3.4; Wrestling Mgr. 2.3,4. LARRY LEE JURIS Midlothian Band I; Boys Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2: Baseball 3.4; B Club 3.4; Student Council 1.2. JOHN KAUFMANN Markham ANNE KELLY Markham Girls' Club 1.4; Science Club I; Chorus 1,2.3; G.A.A. I; Library Aid 2.4; Pep Club 4. 31 JILL KELLY Tinley Parle Student Council I; Chorus I: G.A.A. 1,3,4: Girls Club 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3. JUDY KELLY Tinley Park Trans, from Blue Island H.S.: F.H.A. I; Girls' Chorus I. LUKE KENT Oak Forest Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2.3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Boys Club 1,2: B Club 2,3.4. WALTER B. KETEL Hazel Crest Student Council 1,4: Science Club 1.3,4. DOLORES M. KEUCH Tinley Park G.A.A. 1.2.4; F.H.A. 2.4; Girls' Club 4. MARY ELLEN KEUCH Tinley Park Chorus 1.2: Girls' Club 1.2.3.4; Library Aid 4. RICHARD J. KIENLE Oak Forest Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Club I; Chorus I. CHARLENE JUNE KIUPEUS Markham Girls' Club 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: ARROW 1.2.4; Troupers I. VIRGINIA KNIGHT Markham RONALD KONING Tinley Park Trans, from Fenger High; Track. DON KOOYENGA Midlothian Trans, from Blue Island H.S.: Football 3.4; Track 3: Wrestling 3. DIANNE B. KOSS Tinley Park Cheerleader 2.3.4; Student Council 3.4; Girls' Club 4; G.A.A. 3: Library Aid 2; Prom Com. 3. RON KOZEL Posen Boys' Club 4; Science Club 2: A.V. 3: Track I; Wrestling I; Hall Monitor I. KAREN KRAHN Posen Girls’ Club 3.4; F.H.A. 2. TOM KRUEGER Tinley Park JUDY R. KRULL Oak Forest Girls' Club 1.2.3 4; ECHO 1.2.3.4; ARROW 2 3 4; G.A.A. 1.2: Pep Club 2: Prom Com. 3. BOB J. KRYGOWSKI Posen Track Mgr. I 2: School Play 2: Student Council 3: Hall Monitor 4; ARROW 3.4, Editor 4. MARILYN KUCZAIK Posen Girls’ Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: ARROW 4. MARION WALLACE KUHLMANN Midlothian Girls’ Club 1.2.3.4; Represenative 1.2: G.A.A. 2: Educators 3: Pep Club 2,4; Prom Committee 3: Chorus 1.2: Library 4: ARROW 4. LYNN KUNKEL Midlothian G.A.A. I; Chorus I; F.H.A. 2: Girls Club 4; Audio-Visual I. DAVID ALLEN KUYPER Markham 32 LINDA L. LARSON Markham Girls' Club 1.2 3,4; Chorus 2.1; G.A.A. 4. PATRICIA ANN LEEPER Oak Forest F.H.A. 2 3.4; Chorus 1.2 3.4. ALBERT F. LEWIS Tinley Park MAIDA LEWIS Homewood Girls' Club: F.H.A.; Trouoers: G A.A. JIM LICQUIA Markham Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2: Track 12,3.4: Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3.4; Mix. Octe!te 3,4; Quartet 4; Chorus Librarian 4. BETTY LONG Markham Chorus 1.2: Girls' Club 12,3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4. JO ANN LONG Oak Forest Chorus 1.2 3,4; Student Council 2.3: Girls Club 1.2: Troupers 2: G.A.A. 1.2. CAROLYN LOZANO Oak Forost CAROL LUCHENE Posen Chorus 12 3 4. DAVID E. LUDWA Markham Baseball 2.3. DONNA MAE MACAK Midlothian G.A.A. 2.3.4: Girls' Club 1.2.3: F.H.A. 1,2,3: Student Council 1.4; Library 3.4; Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN MACKEL Markham Girls' Club 3,4: G.A.A. 4. ART MAGER Midlothian Football 2: Hall Monitor 3; Boys Club 4. NORMA ANN MANN Midlothian Chorus 1.2; Girls Club 1.2. JAMES MANNIAONI Markham Football 2 3.4: Basketball 12 3 4; Baseball 2.34; Track I; B Club 3.4; Hall Monitor 3.4; Student Council I: Class Sec. 3: Class Pres. 4. LEWIS MATUSZEWICH Tinley Park ART MAYES Midlothian Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2: Wrestling 3: Hall Monitor 3: B Club 3.4. ED MAYES Midlothian Football 1.2 4; Track I: Hall Monitor 3. TERRY C. McCORD Markham Boys Club 1.2.3.4 Pres. 4. JOHN McNELLA Oak Forest Wrestling. JUANITA MARIE McPHERSON Midlothian G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Captain 1,2 3.4 Vice-Pres. 3; ARROW 2; Girls Club 1.2.3.4; F.T.A. 2: Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Class Sec. 4. 33 JACQUELINE K. McSHANE Hazel Crest G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Girls' Club 1.2.4; Student Council 3.4: Class Sec. 2: Fall Play 2: ARROW 4. MARY C. MERZ Homewood JERRY MEYER Tinley Park Baseball 1.2.3.4; Student Councii 4. JOSEPH J. MIKOS Posen Audio-Visual 1,2.3,4: Boys' Club 2, Band. ALFRED MIRANDE Oak Forest Football 1.2,3.4- Wrestling I 2.3,4; Baseball 1.2: Boys' Club I. B Club 3.4; Hall Monitor 3,4. MARLENE S. MOSCHEL Tinley Park Girls' Club 1.2 3.4; G.A.A. 2.3; Library 3.4; Chorus 1.2. JOHN MOSKAL Midlothian JOAN C. MRKVICKA Hazel Crest Trans, from Downers Grove H.S.; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Girls' Club 4; Prom Committee 3. JAMES R. MUELLER Midlothian Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Football 3.4; Track 3.4; B ’ Club 2 3.4. NELVIA MULDERINK Midlothian G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council I; Girls' Club 3; Nurse's Aid 4. DICK NELSON Oak Forest Track 1,2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; B Club 1.2.3.4. MARLENE MARIE OGDEN Tinley Park Chorus 1.2: Adv. Girls' Chorus 3.4; Science Club 2,3 4; Educators 4: ECHO 4; Fall Play Committeo 4; Language 4; Troupers 4. CHARLES OKRESIK Markham Wrestling 1.2.3.4. ROBERT B. OLSEN Homewood Chorus 1,2,3: Debate Club 4; Swimming 4. JOAN ORTEGEL Tinley Park G.A.A. 2.3: Girls' Club 2: ARROW 3.4; Library 3. DAVE PALMER Markham Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; B' Club 4; Boys' Club 4; Class Trees. 4. CHARLES PENCE Tinley Park Hall Monitor 2.3 4; Boys Club 4. JOANN PENCE Midlothian G.A.A. 1.2,4; Girls’ Club 2,3; Prom Committee 3. DENNIS RAYMOND PHILLIPS Midlothian ECHO I; Troupers 2.3. Pres. 3: ARROW 4; Prom Committee 3: Boys' Club 4; Fall Play 2. LILLIAN MARIE PIEKARSKI Markham Girls' Club 3. MICHAEL J. PLACHY Oak Forest Boys' Club 1.2.3. 34 JOSEPH W. POPP Tinley Park Trans, from Thornton Fractional: Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling I 2.4; Track 1.3,4- Band I; Beys' Club. PETE POSTLEWAITE Markham Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2 3: Math Club 4; Boys' Club 4; B Club 4; Swimming 4: Class Vice-Pres. 1.2: Class Pres. 4. BETTY JEAN POWERS Tinley Park Pep Club 4: F.H.A. 3: G.A.A. 3.4; Girls' Club 4; ARROW 3. GAIL MARY PRICE Oak Forest Girls' Club 3,4. TOM PRICE Hazel Crest Debate Club 1.2.3.4. Sec. Treas. 2. Pres. 3.4; Student Council 2 3.4. WILLIAM PROPER Tinley Park Track 2: Science Club 2: Boys' Club 4. KEITH A. QUILHOT Markham Boys' Club 1.2.3.4. LOEITHA RANDLE EL Blue Island Chorus 1.2.3: Adv. Mix. Chorus 4: Science Club I; G.A.A. I; Girls' Club 1,3. JIM RANDOLPH Posen Football 2,4 Basketball 2,4; Track 2 4; B lub 4. JOAN RAPSON Tinley Park Student Council I: F.H.A. I; G.A.A. I; Adv. Girls' Chorus 2. PATRICK REA Tinley Park Student Council 12 3 4; Debate Club 1.2.3.4; ECHO 1.2,3.4; Science Club 1.2: F.T.A. 1.2. HARRY K. REED Tinley Park Trans, from Chicago Vocational; Football 1.2. LINDA REED Homewood Trans, from Hirsch; Girls' Club 3.4; Prom Committee 3: Adv. Mix. Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Troupers 4; G.A.A. 4. RUSS J. REILAND Hazel Crest Trans, from Bishop Noll: Band 3,4. DOROTHY REITZ Markham Trans, from Fenger: Chorus I; F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 3. JOHN RENNICKS PAUL CHARLES REYHER Tinley Park Oak Forest DIANE RICCHIO Midlothian G.A.A. 1.2: Girls' Club 1.2 3: ECHO 3: Girls' Chorus 1.2: Adv. Mix. Chorus 2.3: Student Council 1.2. JOHN E. RISSER Markham Wrestling 1,2: Football 3: Boys Club 2,4; Science Club 3. KAREN F. ROBB Midlothian EDGAR G. ROBINSON Midlothian ECHO 1.2: Troupers 2,3: Fall Play 2: F.T.A. 3: Debate Club 3: lanquage Club 3 4; ARROW 4. 35 SANDRA ANN ROCKROHR Marlcham Girls' Club 1,3.4. ROBERT RODGER Tin|ey park Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Math Club 4; B Club 4. JULIA ROGUS Tinley Park G.A.A. 1.2.3: Girls' Club 3.4; Chorus I. LARRY ROSENQUIST Hazel Crest Debate Club I..3: Boys Club 1,2.3.4; Science Club 3; Swimming 4. BARBARA RUBINS Markham Chorus 1.2; Girls Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2. dale Sam i ec Posen Trans, from Gordon Tech; Football 4; Hall Monitor 4. LENORE SCHEIBLER Midlothian G.A.A. 12,3.4; Girls Club 1,2.34; ARROW 4; ECHO 3: F.T.A. 3; Prom Committee 3: Student Council 2.4. MARGARET ANN SCHOLZ Markham Girls' Club 2,4; Pep Club 2.4. WAYNE SCHROLL Midlothian Science Club I; Boys Club 4; Hall Monitor 3,4; Student Council 4. PAUL WILLIAM SCHUETZ Tinley Park Track 2.3: Sw.mm.ng 4; Boys' Club 4; Student Council 3; Science Club 3: Wrestling 4. PATRICIA ANN SCHWARTZ ROBERT LEE SELLIN Hall Monitor 4. Midlothian Markham ELINOR SIDDONS Student Council I; F.H.A. 4. JIM SIMMONS Track I 2,3.4; Football 2: Boys Club 4. WILLIAM SIMPSON Midlothian Tinley Park Markham JOHN RONALD SKELLEY Boys' Club 1.2. GERALD SMELKO Math Club I; Troupers 4; Fall Play 4; ARROW 4. Markham Midlothian CHARLIE SMITH Tinley Park Class Pres 1.2,3: Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Football 2.3 4-Swimming 4; B Club 3,4; Student Council 3 4; Fall Play 2; Adv. Mix Chorus 2.3,4; Boys Club 1,4; Prom Committee 3. BOB SMITH Science Club 2; Boys' Club 3. SHARON LEE SMITH Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 12.3,4. CONSTANCE SNEDDEN Girls' Chorus 1,2.3,4. Midlothian Oak Forest Oak Forest 36 ROBERT SNEDEKER Midlothian Boys Club 3.4. WALTER D. SOENHOLZ Homewood CAROLINE SORN posen Girls' Club 1.2 3 4: Student Council 3: G.A.A. I 2 4; Chorus 2: Science Club 3: ECHO 3.4; Nurse s Aid 3: Library 2 3.4 Peo Club 4. GERRY SPISAK Midlothian Girls Club I; G.A.A. 2; Chorus 2.3. SHARON STEPHENS Markham F.H.A. I; G.A.A. 4. MEL STUTZRIEM Markham Boys Club 3.4. KAREN SWAFFORD Markham G.A.A. I. NAOMI SYPIEN Markham F.H.A. 2. JACK SZUMLAS Markham Transfer from Mount Carmel; Swimming 4. DENNY TATTUM Tinley Park Football 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Hall Monitor 3.4; Track 1.2,3,4; B Club 3,4; Boys' Club 3; Class Treas. 3; Chorus 2: Prom Committee 3. JUANITA LA VERN TAYLOR Markham Transfer from Blue Island: G.A.A. 3: Girls Club 3. EDWARD THOMAS Markham SHIRLEY THOMAS Tinley Park F.T.A. 1,2,3.4; Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1,2.3.4; Pros. 3: Student Council 3,4; Student Directory 3. 4; Library 2.4; Girls' Club 1.2.3.4; Hall Monitor 3; Pep Club 2.4; Prom Committee 3. NANCY SUE THOMPSON Markham Girls' Club 1.2.3; G.A.A. 2: Chorus I; Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY THORELL Markham Transfer from Kelly. MIKE TINBERG Harvey Boys' Club I; Track 1.2,3.4; Football 1,2. THOMAS TOMSON Markham Track 1.2: Adv. Mix Chorus 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Fall Play 4. RAYMOND TOWNSEND Tinley Park Scienco Club I; Chorus 2: Adv. Mix Chorus 4; Band 2. KENT TRANSIER Hazel Crest Science Club 3.4; Boys' Club I; ARROW I; Prom Committee 3. KEN TUNSTALL Markham B Club 4; Track 2.3.4; Basketball 2: Football Mgr. 3.4; Science Club 2,3.4. DENNY TURNER Tinley Park Transfer from Joliet Catholic: Track 3. 37 KATHY PATRICIA UHLEAN Midlothian Chorus 1.2.3,4. ED VANDER VEEN Tinley Park SANDRA LEE VEHMEIER Midlothian RITA R. VLADIKA Tinley Park Girls' Club 1.2. DIANE LEE VOSS Midlothian Girls' Club 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 4. RONALD F. VRABEC Tinley Park Boys' Club 1.2.3: Baseball 4: Track 3. JACQUELINE WAHLEN Markham F.H.A. I. FRANCES WALSH Midlothian Girls Club 1.2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3; ARROW 2: Chorus I: Prom Committee 3. LINDA LEE WANDREY Markham Girls' Club 1.2,3: Chorus I: Student Council I: Prom Committee 3: Adv. Girls' Chorus 2.3. JOSEPHINE WARSZALEK Posen G.A.A. 1.2.3,4; Girls' Club 12.3 4: Nurse's Aid 2.4; Adv. Chorus 3: Adv. Girls' Chorus 2: Library 4. RAY WHITNEY Markham Science Club 1,2: Debate Club 3.4: Student Council 2.3 4. ROSE ELIZABETH WIABEL Tinley Park Girls' Club 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.4; Nurse's Aid 4; ARROW 4: Pep Club 4. ALVIN WILLE Tinley Park Football 3.4; Track 3. WALTER WILLE Tinley Park BARBARA WILSON Tinley Park G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 24. DIANE WILSON Markham CAROLYN M. WINTERFELDT Midlothian Girls' Club 1.2; Chorus I: Pop Club 4. JEANINE WOOD Oak Forest Girls' Club I; ARROW 2. TERRY YATSAK Markham Boys’ Club 1.2: Band 1.2.3,4. RUSSELL YONDA Markham Math Club 2: Pep Club 2,4: Student Council 3.4: Debate Club 3,4: EHO 4: Prom Committeo 3; Language Club 4. MARY ZABAKA Harvey Transfer from Austin. 38 Judy Porter, Treasurer: Roberta Trums. Vice-Prasident; Keith Greene. President; Barbara Lugar. Secretary. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Adamski, Wallace Agosto Robert Ahren, Britta Albert, John Alexander. Judy Anderson. Barbara Anderson, Ken Anderson. Shirley Anthony, Ted Bacon. Judy Bailey Ja-i Banicki. Ma'y Ann Bauer, Jack Bechstcin. Bctto Beck. Neoma Beisisgel. Phillip Boll. Stephen Bentley. Joyce Bergeron. Leona Borgmann. Bonnie Bettenhausen. Bonnie Bettenhausen. Carole Bettenhausen. Harlan Bettenhausen. Lana Bettenhausen, Louise Bevan, John Biela, Jeromo Biolema. Richard Bima. Pat Bittin, John Blakemore. Jim Blatt. Arnold One more year to go! The Junior Class is well on its way to becoming the graduating class of I960. So far, the class has proved itself competent in every way. Its members have participated in the many sports and clubs at Bremen and have proved themselves leaders in every sense of the word. Adams. Judi Blount. Tom Bonaker. Donna Bowen, Jill Boyle. Sandra Brandy. Wayne Broslin. Pam Brosch. Judy Brown. Barbara Brown Mark Brown Willie Browne. Sandra Lee Brozenec. Frank Bruce. Linda Brueck. Fred Bruggink. Paul Bryson. Joy Buchhaas. Joanne Burkle. Garry Bussian. Wayne Carlson. Barbara Carlton. Barbara Carr. Marlin Cassell. Bill Cebulski. Djve Cerekwicki. Louise Cheiro. Nancy Chochrek. Carol Ciecierska, Ann Cleland. Guy Cook. David Corder. Carolyn Corder. Chuck Costello. Linda Cravens. Darlene Crumpley. Martin Cunningham, Jerry Czappa. Juliana Dale. Wayne Danta. Frank Darby. Charlotte Darby. Peggy Detrich. Bob DcVos. Priscilla DeWelt Robert DeWitt. John Diamond. Joseph Digman. Karen Doerr. Nadine Dolk. Peter Donahue. Peggie Donnelly. Sue Dudek. Richard Duffy. Joel Dumond. Bill Duncan. Linda Dunker Nancy Echle. Joseph Ekstrom. Al Elf. David Ellefson. Connie Ellefson Howard Erickson. Deneon Falk. Rich Feiwell. Paul Ferguson. Stanley Fidler. Sandra Fischer. Carol Flory. Nancy Fortner. Kathy Frank. Pat Frederick. Paul Fugiel. Wayne Gallaqher Chuck Gasperec. Robert Gesswein. Judy Gest. Bob Gibbons. Tom Gilbert. Rich Gillespie. Carol Ging. Marlice Givan Robert Glover, George Goodwin, Mary Graftrom. Leonard Grant. Wesley Gray. Judy Grebic. Robert Greene. Keith 41 Grubbo. Leslie Haase. Sharon Haberkamp. Kay Hall. Pat Hansen. Betty Lou Hausman. Nancy Heil, Judy Henderson. Joyce Heneghan. Jean Henke. Sandra Henning. Pat Hermann. Mary Hileman. Michael Hillenbrand. Brian Hillenbrand. Bruce Hillis, Judy Hires. Tom Hirst. Shirley Hoffenkamp. Roger Hollingshead. Jill Hollowell. Linda Holtz, Dennis Hood. James Hood. James R. Hopman. Ann Horman. Richard Horn, John Hornberg, Emil Howie. Darlene Huntley. Diane Hunziker, Anne Hutchison, Faye Hutchins. Richard Isler. Pat Iwanowski. George Jackson. Wayne Jakubowski. Fred Jebens. Pat Jellema, Joan Jerkatis. Robert Jirka, Robert Jochum. Sharon Johnson, Donna Johnson, James Johnson. Merrilie Johnson. Mike Jonker, Dan Jorgenson. Linda Jungles, Pat Jurek. Frank Kahler. Dora Kennedy. Sharon Kessy. Judy Keuch. Melvin Kinder. Bob Kindrick. Charles Klaus George Klepper. Dick Kletzke, Genevie Klickner. Roger Klinckman, Gary Knaack. Russell Knight. Fran Koester, Karen Konopasek, Boatrico Koski, Fran Kozbiel, Fred Krizik. Lois Kruczek, Zita Krsyminski. Frank Kubart. Marlene Kuykendall. David LaCoste. Denise Larson. Neil Law, Nancy Lae, Carol Lehman. Lynn Lewis, Dorothy Lilly. George Lippner, Marian Lofendo, Pat Lovegren. Bill Lovrich. Pete Luebke. Norman Lugar. Barbara Lunsford. Roy Lustor. Bill Lyle. Judith 42 MacConell Pearl MacKowialt. Carol Malan. Elaine Mallet. Bob Manqan. Edna Manlce Lois Mann. Don Manzlce, Deanne Marecek, Beverly Marquardsen. Grace Martz. Sandra Mason. Dianne Matula. George McBurney. June McCutchen. Barbara McGarry. Mike McGhee. Bill McKenzie. Charles Mensing. Dan Merkle. Mike Merrill. Sandie Metzger. Judy Meyer. Jeanette Meyer. Rickard Mezzofante. Fred Mifflin. Jim Milazzo Rosemary Miller. Peggy Mills. Larry Miner. Dan Miotti. Carol Mohr. Clifford Moore. Diana Mormann, Donna Morris. Joan Mcrrisey. Dan Moskal. Nancy Mueller Bill Nagle. Howard Nebeker, Keith Neibert, Jackie Nielander. Wayne Niemiski. Judy Noak, Patricia Noble. Douglas Nowak. Carol Noyce. Lois Nyka. Pat Olson. Donna Olszewski. Adam Pachter. Peter Paqen. Judy Pahr. Bill Parolek Lorraine Patrykus. Gus Paz, Tommy Peters. Arlene Peters. Arthur Peterson. Lloyd Peterson, Sandra Pippin. Wayne Pope Mike Porter. Alice Porter. Judy Pote. Robert Propp. Tom Provis. Jim Przybyla. John Raison, Barbara Randle El. Jerome Ratkovich. Ginny Renner, Robin Reynolds Wayne Riegler, Ken Rieke. George Ritchie. Pearl Rix, George Rix. Ronald Rizzuti. Jeanette Roach. Marcia Romanenghi. Steve Ropes, Phyllis Rossow. Janis Rudd, Richard Russell. Jim Rutz. Bill Samojedny, Martin Satkus. Tom 43 Sauriol. Judy Schecter, Barbara Schiro, Janice Schluter Warren Schulien. Susan Schuster. Janice Sechrist. Joyce Sendra. Dorothy Siemsen. Susan Silberstorf. Judith Simmons. Danny Simmons, Sheila Simmons. Tony Simms. Ellyn Skorupa. Sandy Smith. Jim Smith. Owen Smulewicz, Martha Snedeker. Barbara Snyder, Richard Snyder Sylvia Spanos. William Spencer. Fred Sprela. Marilyn Starkey. Russell Statler. Ida Stevens. Bill Stevens Georqe Stewart Gayle Stewart, Ronnie Stillwell. Charles Stoces. Ilene Straman. Jeff Strassenburq. Arthur Sticker. Jerry Stryzek. Leo Stuart. Ray Swanson. Charlotte Swanson. John Swisher. Fran Syfert. Da vid Taqler. Ray Talan. Susan Thomas. Shirley Thomas. William Thorell. Sharon Tinberq. Karen Tippet, Leah Townsend. Carol Trulley. Ed Trump. Roberta Tull. Virqinia Urbanek, Bob Uthe. Ken VanDam. Carol Vandermeer, Bob Vanderplow. David Vert. Donna Ver Wey. Gary Wade. Janette Wagner. Peggy Waite, Jim Walker. Allan Wallace. Nancy Webb. Eva Wehr. Howard Wendorff. Fran Wicklander. Anne Widule. H«nry Wilborn. Peggy Wilkie. Bill Williams. Yonda Wilmington. John Wilson. Fred Winegarner. Alice Wisnieski Sharon Wodarski. Dennis Wojcik. Bill Wojowski, Bob Wood, Martin Wood. Milton Woods, Loren Zadkovich, Ann Zawacki. William Zawisza. Jerome Zeigler. Harry Zmuda. Frank Zyer, Ruth 44 Jack Riback. President; Andy Postlewaite Vice-President; Esther Siville, Treasurer; Cheryl Gardner. Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The class of 61 is well along the path to becoming upperclassmen. They are working extra hard in their subjects to make the grade. We are sure that in the next two years at Bremen they will be juniors and seniors our school will be proud to claim. Adler. Evelyn Ahlberg. Marilyn Albright. Charles Allemang. Janet Allen Kenneth Amendola. John Anast. Sharon Anderson. Fred Anderson. Jannett Anderson. Joyce Andrysiak. Carol Annen, George Arendt. Carol Arkin. Diana Armenia. Diana Asbridge. Kenneth Awkard. Donna Bailey. Edward Baker. Patricia May Bakke. Robert Bartley. James Barnes. Bob Barton. David Battistin. Patricia Bauer. Ronald Boaman. Donna Bean Mary Beck, Dolores Becker. Ruth Bennett. Patrick Berdan. Darlene Berger. Jim 45 Borgman. Dick Bette. Jerry Bieniek. Sharon Lee Billadeau. Thomas Blackwell, Roberta Blakemore, Thomas Bockmann. Diane Boger, Ron Bond, Carolyn Bonnell, Janice Bowers. Frank Brandriff. Shirley Bregovy. Joe Brower. Robert Brown, Joseph Bryson, Judith Bulow, Harry Burbridge, Thomas Burke. Janet Burton, Gilbert Cade. Gwyne Cannin, Beverly Carlson. Christine Caide. Daniel Carpenter. Doris Casey. James Centner. Jerry Chalden. Eileen Cibulskis. Carmen Clarke. Paul Clark, Russell Clark, Thomas Cleff. Judy Cloney. Mary Coley. Peggi Corder, Ansel Cowden. Betty Cox. Robert Craig. John Crosley. George Currier, Bill Curry. Gary Curtis. Daniel Daniels. Gerry Danielson. Phillip Day. Dennis Degraaf. Wayne Delia. Larry DeTalent. Barbara Detrick. Judy DeValk. John Devlin. Terry DeWelt, Barbara Diekman. Bill Dimmock. James Dmytrasz, Michael Doerrer, Martha Dorman. Judy Dougherty, Dan Downes. Diane Downes. Donna Downey. Myra Dragonea, Diana Dudman. Janice Dunbar, Connie Duncan, Judy Dunn, Beverly Dunn. Keith Dunne. Patricia Durano. Joe Ecklund. Diane Elashik. John Ellul, Mary Engwall. Sandy Ennis, Jeananna Enright. Bill Ertman. Norman Eubanks. Tam Fassero. Bruce Feilschmidt, Harriet Fein. Victor Fico. Lynn Fierke, Margaret Fischer, Darlene Fitzgerald. Patricia Flanagan, Sharon Flaws. Sylvia Foose, Raymond 46 Foreman. Gloria Fortner. Janet Foster. Linda Foster. Robert Franklin. Joyce Fraund. Helmut Fredericksen. Judy Freund. Karen Friend. Roger Fries. Judith Fritsch, Daniel Fryer. James Furis. Lee Ganta. Marie Gardner. Cheryl Garrity. Grace Gatrell. Jim Gaudutis. Paul Gavril. Richard Gest. Gerald Goedert. Arlene Gorth, Charles Gran. Virginia Greenland Bonnia Grenier. I inda Gresens. Susan Griggs. Judith Grote, Patricia Gruetzmacher Alfred Hadovski Lola Hahn. Charlotte Hall. Bonnie Hamer. Diana Handy. Edmund Hankley. Walter Hansen. Robert Hardy. Mary Harrison. Charbs Hartsfield. Sharon Haug. Tom Hauq. Joseph Hawken. Linda Hebei. Gail Heft. Martin Heiden. Timothy Herlocker Patricia Hespen. Robert Higdon. Sharon Hinckle. Barbara Hoeltgen. Patricia Hoffman. Norman Hogan. Patricia Holcumb Carol Holub. Susan Hood. Tom Hook. Bertha Hopkinson. Barbara Horn Carol Hoyer. Marcus Hoyer. Ruth Hrdina. Sandra Huemmer, Patricia Hultsch. Dale Ing. James Irwin. Arlene Iverson. Aleta Jackson, Alton Jackson, Lloyd Jackson. Madeline Jacob. Rita Jacobs. Erlyne Jacobson. Joan James. Thomas Janes. Diane Jaskol, Lawrence Jennrich, Joan Jensen. Marvin Johnson. Audrey Johnson. Betty Johnson. Carol Johnson. Samuel Johnson. Twalla Johnston. William Jones. Linda Jones, Sharon Jones. William Jordan. Sue Josefson. Robert 47 Julis. Barbara Kamba. Sue Kara, Charles Keitner. Chuck Konnedy. Bonita Kennedy. Eileen Ketel. Sylvia Ketelboeter, Daniel Kirk, Karolee Klecka. William Klingaman. Bruce Klotz. Janice Knade. John Kochalka, Lois Kornibe Arthur Kornibe. James Kovanda, Arlene Kozik. Walter Kraft, Carole Krahulec, Rosalie Krapf. Dorothy Krauss. Richard Krecioch. Sandra Krone. Vince Krull, Richard Krygowski, Ed Krygowski, Judith Krzysiek. Rita Ksiazek, William Kubart. Marlene Kubiak, Joseph Kuhlmann, James Kunkel. Jim Labak. Robert Lees. Joseph LeHew. David Leigh, Viola Lenz. Judy Lewandowski. Edward Libbert. Barbara Lippner. Robert Lowe. Carol Lowry, Joseph Lounsbury. Charles Ludwa. Jeffrey Macak. Barbara Macak, Robert Macias. Jean Machtemes. LeRoy Mager, George Mager. Kenneth Majchrazak. Robert Malone. Nancy Manka, Geri Mann. Sandra Mannaioni. John Manzke, Barbara Marbach. Susan Marlow, Patricia Martin, Kathleen Marx, Bluette Matthews. Bailey Maurer, Maureen Max. Beverly Mayes. Tom Mayfield, Judith Mayfield, Ronald McArthur, Keitha McClendon. Helen McDonald. Carol McKinnon. John McLaughlin, Michael McLennan. Donna McLead. Richard McManis. Robert Meenan. Len Meents, Henry Meier, Carolyn Meredith, Margaret Merz, Roger Michalik, Diane Michels. Barbara Mihalovits. Arlene Mikrut. Bernard Milan. Ronald Miller, Sandra Millsaps, John Misner, Bonnie 48 Mohan, Larry Mohr. Geraldina Montgomery. John Morgan. Calvin Morris, Mary Morteuson. Georqo Moy. Edward Murphy. Christine Muys. Gerald Myers. Gerald Myers. Sharen Nagel. Sandra Nash. Donna Newman, Theresa Newsome. Patricia Newsome. Bob Nielsen, Audrey Niner, Richard Norbut. Richard Novakowski. Carolyn Nugent. Jim Nygren, Karen Nygren. Mary Ann Nykiel. Nancy O'Boyle, Jim O'Brien. Steve Ojenek. Albert Oleshko. Bonnie Osborn, Evelyn Owens. Tom Palmer. Patrick Panice. Alex Paskins. Leslie Patterson. Paul Pearson, Emmett Pelke. Vicky Persson. Christine Peterson. Devereaux Phillipo. Mauryeen Pignatiello. Vita Palcek. Larry Plachy, Barb Podbieiniak. Marg Pokorny. Karen Pore, Mike Porter. Richard Postlewaite. Andy Poteete. James Powers. Rav Powers. Terry Przespolewski Walter Punis, John Racine. Frank Ragsdale. John Ramsay. Sue Reedy. Michela Reker. Donna Relli. Pete Reseter. Joe Retzlaff. David Riback, Jack Richardson, Jane Riddle. David Riley Charles Riley, Rita Rio. Mary Anne Risser, Donna Rizer, David Rizzuti, James Robertson, Marlene Robertson, Pat Rodger, Bruce Roering. Rich Roeser, Ross Rogers. Frances Romanenghi. Gerry Romenek. Joyce Rosenquist. Parker Rowe. Jackie Rzepa. Veronica Sarnowski. Patricia Sasso. Judy Schaffer. Sharon Schmidt. Jon Schmidt. Penny Schmoock. Barbara Schroeder. Eleanora Schultz. Ernest 49 Schultz. Judith Scott. Darlene Scruggs. Sharon Shababy. Lois Sheehan. Brian Siemsen, Jean Simmons. Robert Simms. Nancy Simpson. Margie Sippel. John Siville. Esther Sloan. Vernon Slonecki. Barbara Smith, Al Smith. Bill Smith, Bill Smith. Dennis Smith. Diane Smith. Sandra Snider. Barb Sopher, George Soyk. Carol Stachowicz. James Stader, Carole Standish, Russell Stege. Jarold Steinmetz, Diane Stelter. Dorothy Jean Stofferahn. Judy Strein, George Stricula. Gloria Stuart. Sandra Sunblad. Paul Swafford, Thomas Swanson. Harry Swegheimer. Byron Swisher. Kay Szaton. John Taylor. Claude Taylor. L. Robert Tews. Douglas Thielen. Bruce Thomas. Bob Timmons. Dale Thompson. Cathy Thweatt. Glynn Tippit. Ray Tipton. George Treichel. Richard Trulley. Mary Kay Truschke. Linda Tunstall, Phillip Turner. Karen Turner. Linda Turner, William Tyrolt, Nancy Uelman. Dan Uthe. Don Uthe, Joan Vahl. Marlene Valdez. Virginia Valiga. Joseph Van De North. Harry VanderVeen, William VanDyke. Sharon VanSlyke, Phyllis Varga. Raymond Vaughan. Pat Veasman. Gail Vicker. Jerry Vodnik. William Vollmer, Lynn Wachala. Joette Waddick, David Wahlberg. Charles Waite. Daniel Walker. David Walroud. Sharon Wallace. Randy Walton. Dennis Wandrey, Kurt Watkins, Betty Ann Watkins. Suzanne Weidenar. Donna Weith. Betty Weller. Kenneth Wendorff. Theresa Wilber. Dennis 50 Wilkens, Roy Wilkey, Jim Wille, Melvin Willie. Richard Willett, Virginia Williams. Dianne Williams. Gary Williams. Roger Williams. Susan Wilmington. Dawn Wilmington. Sylviann Wilson. Linda Withey. Virginia Leo Wolff, Judy Wood. Bunny Young. Sharon Yuraska. Roger Zeman, JJudy Zemke. Ernie Zenek. Dorothy Zobel. John Zohfield Niles Zwiener, Bob FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS The class of '62 entered a completed Bremen. They will be able to enjoy all the new facilities of our high school for the next three years. Even though they are still Green, they now have one year behind them. We are sure that they will live up to our expectations. Bill Tindall. President; Pat O'Connor. Vice-President; Pat Porter. Secretary; Margaret Siville. Treasurer. Abromaitis. Carol Ann Adams, Joyce Ahfield. Stanley Aimers. Amber Alexander. Lee Allen, Lynda Anast. Nick Anderson, Glenn Anderson, James Anderson. John Anderson. Pat Anderson, Robert Anderson, Sharon Antonucci. Kitty Arnott. Robert Barr, Kenneth Barta. Betty Barthel. Pat Bartley. Ralph Batchelor. Pat Bateman, Bob Bates. Richard Baud. Henry Bayless, Willis Beals Ray Beck. Sandy Beisiegel. Louizaina Bennett. Diane Bettenhausen. Alvin Bettenhausen. Charles Bettenhausen. Judy Bettenhausen. Marilyn Bevan, Wallis Bieniek. Loralee Bilina. Carole Billadeau. Wayne Bisaga, Richard Bitsky. Joe Boike. Dorianne Bcnaker. Jack Brainard. Mary Brandy. Dennis Bredosen, Sheila Brooke, LeRoy Brouette. Peggy Brown, Lin Brude, Joan Brueck. Barbara Bruner, Betty Bukowski. Virginia Bulow, John Burger. Marlene Burns. Nancy Alice Burns. Nancy Jo Burton, Alfred Burton, Steve Carlson, Donna Carlson. Julieann Carson. Dennis Carter. Larry Castillo. Rosemary Cebulski. Clifford Cerulli. Norman Chanda. Virginia Charlton. Jeanette Chlebicki. Diane Chockrek. Richard Christianson. Russell Cieolerski, Doris Ciserella. Sue Clark. Carolyn Cloud. George Cody. Diane Cole, Connie Comer. Pete Conboy. Bernard Connally, Mary Lou Connelly. Judy Connolly, Mary Ellen Cornish. Fred Corradini. Carl Costanza. Phillip Costello. Melvin Coyle. Robert Crapser, Mike Creighton. John Cunningham, Roxanne Currier, Pat 52 Czyl. Barbara Dahl. Leslie Dahms. Mike Daly. Mary Danish, Dixie Darby, Beverly Darby, James Davenport. Norman Davis. Don Davis. Eileen Davis. Jim Davis. Rae DeFrancisco. Mary Deneka. Edward DeRidder, Bill DeVos. Tom DeYoung, Bob Diaz. Louise Diehl. Tom Dmytrasz, Barbara Dobson. Jim Dresser, Tom Drew. Michael Duffy. Jill Duncan. Diane Dunovsky. Bob Dzurny. James Echle. Jim Edlund, Kathleen Eichberger. Lawrence Ek. Donna Ellefson. Don Ellis. Earl Ellison. Judith Ericksen. Jacquelyn Erickson, Betty Erley. Sharon Evans. Gail Evans. John Fairlie. Lyndelle Feiwell, Elaine Fell. Laurie Ferguson. Linda Ferris, John Fetcho, George Fischer. Sharon Flanders. Karen Flory. Frank Foreman. Barbara Foreman. Pat Faund. Manfred Frombach. Arleen Fuller. Don Fuller. Mike Funk. Wanda Gale. Paul Gallo. Marilyn Garry. Joanne George. Roger Gerard. Rosemary Gernenz. Mancy Gest. Jo Ann Gibbons. Patrick Gilbert. June Gilchrist. William Geobel. Michael Goetzinger. Bill Goodwin. George Graffe, Patsy Grossenbacher. Larry Grote William Grotovsky. Ronald Grott. Fred Gruzalski. Paul Hahn. Vicki Harkins. Myrna Harris. Judy Harrison. James Hartmann. Roger Hartsfield. Jerry Hayward. Don Heckler. Ralph Hennessy, Jackie Hensley. Kaye Herrick. Al Higgins. Carolyn Higgins. George Hille, Jack 53 Hires. Pat Hirst. Jim Hoffman. Carol Hogue. Bonnie Holder, Ron Holmquist, Donean Hornung, Bob Howlett. Dick Hunt. Martha Huston. Janice Ipema. Neal Ippolito, Valerie Janas. Carol Janavich. Ron Janes. Wilma Jebens. John Jellema. Art Jellema. Faith Jellema, Norman Jonnings, Vada Jensen, Bob Jensen. Thomas Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Sharon Jones. Dave Jones. Hugh Jordan, Darrell Jorsch, Raymond Jusselin. Linda Kadisak Dawn Kamark. Gerald Kara. Pat Kark, Ricky Karnes. Herb Keeney. James Kelly. Joyce Kent. Wavelyn Keuch. Georgine Kienle. Marilyn Kimmel. Arthur Kinder, Ed Kistner. Sherrie Kiupelis. Judy Klein. Paul Klootwyk, William Knudsen, Diane Knutson. Marilyn Kohl, Robert Kolodziej. Ted Kolski, Lynda Koning. Richard Kopp. Barbara Koski, Sue Kot. William Kounk. Clinton Krause. Peter Krecioch. Ray Krizik. John Krogh, David Krull. Danny Kszyminski. Betty Kunkol. Dick Kuznicski. Barney Larson, Wayne Laucke. Alan Lahue. Sally Leek. Warren Leeper, William Lees, Oli na LeFevre, Bob Lehmann, Tom Leigh, Janice Lemberg. Pam Leto, Don Lewis. Dale Lilly. David Lindsay. Clark Linn, Linda Locke. Virginia Lodewegen. Judy Long. Janet Lonngren. June Loose. Bob Lovegren. Rudy Lovrich. Donna Low. Laverne Ludewig, Bill Lundin. Marge 54 Lussow, Allan Malnar. Sharon Malone, Michael Manning, Lill Martinez. Bornard Martino. Michael Matula. Charles Mayfield. Linda Maynard. Edward McCarty. Bill McCord. Don McCormick. Tom McDaniel. John McLaughlin. Peggy McPherrin Michael Mielne. Judith Mensing. John Metzger. Dot Michels. Diane Miggins. John Mihalovits, Fran Miller. Leland Mindeman. Ginger Misner. Gerald Montgomery. Elaine Moore Earl Moore. James Moppis. Diane Morgan. Marie Morris. Barbara Morrissey. John Murray. Bruce Murray. Karen Muthleb. Abdul Myers. Janet Nagle. Geraldine Nash. Don Nelson. Ray Newman, Mary Nicastro. Augustine Niele, Helen Noak. Sharon Nolte Diane Nowak. Robert Nyka Judy Nykiel, Stanley O'Connor. Pat Oliva. David Olsen, Wray O’Shaughnessy. Bill Ostrowski, Pauline Pace. Giles Packwood. John Pahr. Thomas Paller. Bruce Panici, Ray Parmer. Bob Patrick. Neil Paulaskas. Anton Paulauski, Joseph Payer, Alice Pearson, LaMar Pence. Pat Pernal. John Perz, Leanor Peters. Susan Petroski. Raymond Phillips, David C. Phillips. David L. Picard. Richard Pierce. Pat Pinturich. Rosemary Platek. John Plumb. Martha Porter. Pat Potter. Diane Powers, Charles Puttkammer. LeRoy Raddatz, Sandra Ray Mary Rea Rennae Reed Melvin Renk. Kathy Reynolds. Merikay Richardson. Michael Riegler. Lee Roberts. Michael Robinson. Patrick 55 Rockrohr. Laverne Rodger, Ronnie Roeser, Carlinda Roosner, Arnold Rogers, Patricia Rogus. Bob Ropes. Carole Rubins, Karen Runions. Al Russel. Jim Sannito. Eugene Savini, Judy Schaafsma Rose Marie Schaffer. Bill Scheff. Darryl Scheidel. Terry Schiro. Ronald Schmidt. Carolyn Schmudde. Ken Schneberger. Joan Schneider. Susan Schockley. Wayne Schofen, Terry Schroeder. Rose Schuclt. Ed Schuetz, John Schumacher. Karen Schuman. Edward Schwiedorgoll. Kurt Scianna Andy Scott. Barbara Scott, Sandra Seales. Pat Schnert. Carol Seloovec Mary Seloover, Robert Sendera, Dennis Shaffer. Nancy Shannon. Grace Sheehan, Paul Sheehy. William Sherick. Lawrence Sherman. Edward Sherwood. Ellen Shouse. Dale Siddons, George Simpson. Penny Siville. Margaret Slater. Dixon Slattery, Ronald Slevnik, Frances Sloan, Jerry Smith. Carol Smith. C. Timothy Smith. Karma Smith. Keith Smith. Nicholas Smith. Philip Smith, Virginia Snyder. Lyle Snyder. William Sohl, Robert Soliday, David Soyk, Lonnie Spencer Judy Spencer. Russel Spies. Bonnie Stachon. Jacky Stapleton, James Staffer. Dennis Steele. Sharon Steinmetz. Cheryl Stophens. Sandy Stevens. David Stewart. Donna Stieglitz, John Stieglitz, Sandra Stokes, Linda Straley. Sharon Strobo, Wayne Stuart. Michael Sweeney Dennis Szudy. Robert Szumlas. Pat Taylor, Kenneth Thiel. John Thomas. Darrelann Thomas. Milton 56 Thomas. Robert Thompson. Susan Thorn. Fran Tlghe. John Titus. Donald Tragnitz. Sandra Tuggle. Karen Turner. Sally Unzicker Barbara Uthe. Jack Vanderlinde, Beverly VanGorder Mary Vickroy. Michael Vodnik. Robert Vogel. Gail Vogler. Nancy Wade. Walter Wainwright. Donna Wallenbecker. Bill Walton. Dan Warning. Darlene Warszalek, Peter Webster Kon Worner. Dennis Weston April Wilber. Donald Wilkens Robert Williams. Ronnie Wilson. Carol Wilson. Cheryl Winegarner. Neal Witherspoon. Patricia Withey. Bill Woestman. Pat Wojcik, Ron Wolak. Art Wolak. Dianne Wolf. Claude Wolfe. Dorothy Wolman. Sue Woodruff. Nancy Woods. Harold Yepsen. Barbara Younberg, Richard Yurko. David Zacek, Norman Zientara. Arthur STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Row I, Left to right: President P. Rea. Vice-President S. Bonaker, 2nd Vice-President D. Syfert, Treasurer S. Henke, Conference Rep. J. Bevan, Conference Sec.-Trees. J. Erickson. Secretary G. Veasman. STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council is a fine example of a democratic school organization. It is divided into two Houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives. Its objectives are to promote activities, to represent the student body, and to build school spirit. They have sold book covers and school buttons as well as presenting dances. Although they are a busy group, they have served the purpose of representing the student body exceedingly well. Student Council Row I. Left to right: Junior K. Digman. Sophomore D. McLennan. Junior P. Miller. Senior S. Thomas. Senior J. McShane. Senators Row 2: Sophomore A. Postlewaite. Senior J. Meyer. Senior T. Price. Junior D. Mensing. Row I, Loft to right: D. Phillips. L. Scheibler. J. Mrkuicka. B. DeTtlent, D. Lilly. M. DeFrancisco. A. Aimers. C. Janas. G. Mohr. K. Swisher. Row 2: J. Lodewegon J. Bettonhausen, B. Fassero. D. Nugent, R. Becker, J. Henderson N. Woodruff. S. Vaughan. D. Hartwig. P. White, K. Nygren. Row 3: S. Bodin. C. Ellifson. V. Withey. W. Kent, D. Macak. J. Rizzuti. D. Olson. C. Andrysiak, B. Brown, M. Vahl. L. Krizik. Row 4: A. Hardy. B. Spanos. C. Smith. P. Sundblad. S. Bell. R. Yonda P. Hogan, M. Maurer, G. Lilly. B. Sheehy, B. Erickson. Row 5: C. Hahn. J. Hollingshead. L. Costello. D. oss S. Jones. M. Siville. N. Simms. V. Hahn. R. Krzysiek, A. Combes. C. Swanson, C. Gardner, R. Milazzo. Student Council Representatives ARROW EXECUTIVE STAFF Sifting. Left to right: Editor B. Krygowski. Editorial Ch. D. Johnson. M. Trully. Standing: E. Webb. Miss Mohr, Asst. Ed. F. Hutchinson. Art Ch. S. Hazelwood. Photo Ch. J. Smelko, Bus. Mgr. S. Ferguson. Ass t. Ed. Ch. E. Ribinson. Editor Bob Krygowski is presenting two free ARROW subscriptions to Dawn Hartwig and Chuck Smith, winners of the Dance Contest at the Subscription Swing. THE ARROW Your yearbook staff has worked hard to give you a book you will enjoy owning, not only in 1959, but throughout the years. Much work had to be done before we released this book to you. In addition to the tasks of scheduling pictures, selling subscriptions, writing copy, and planning the lay-out. we also sponsored dances and sold underclass pictures to help pay for the cost of the book. We can honestly say that we handled all aspects of this book. We sincerely hope that you will have as much fun reading it as we had working with it in the raw stages. ARROW Row I. Left to right: .1 Stoces. K. Fortner, C. Novokowski. J. Schultz. Z. Kruczek. M. Kuczaik, S. Koski. Row 2: M. Moschel, J. Anderson. B. Brown, D. Erickson. D. Michaels. S. Flaws. C. Bond. Row 3: J. Ortegel. C. Harrison, A. Neilson. B. Konapasck. C. Ellefson. S. Henke. M. Kuhlmann. G. Flaws. B. Rubins. 60 EXECUTIVE ECHO STAFF Row I, Left to right: Business Mgr. C. Sorn. Asst. Editor A. Winegarncr. Editor J. Gilman. Row 2: Sports Editor V. Fein. Miss Walker, Lay-Out Editor S. VanDyke. THE ECHO Bremen can be proud of its newspaper and the staff of people who worked to give you a newspaper which would cover the news at Bremen. The Echo sponsored a dance, pow-wow, and all-school swim in an effort to raise funds for the publishing of the paper. ECHO STAFF Row I. Left to right: S. Holub. M. Ogden, B. Johnson J. Krull. S. Watkins. B. Brown. Row 2: G. Rieke. Miss Nolan. P. Miller, C. Gillespie, D. Bona-ker, B. Ahren. Row 3: D. Haddon, R. Yonda. D. Syfert. P. Rea. 61 Row I, Left to right: Vice-President R. Milazzo. President E. Webb Miss Bajt. Treasurer P. O'Connor, Secretary V. Ippolito. Row 2: S. Snyder. M. Cloney. M. DeFrancisco. C. Schmidt, S. Hazelwood, C. Higgins. Row 3: L. Dahl. E. Sherwood. S. Ketel. Z. G. Verhage, K. Digman, G. Cade. J. Porter. B. Lugar. Row 4: M. Ogden. A. Wichlander. L. Reed C. Carter. M. Wood. D. Michels. S. Kistner. N. Doerr. Row 5: S. Henlce, L. Manke, S. Ferguson. T. Blourt, P. Donahue. A. Hopman. J. Pagen, K. Rubins. TROUPERS The Dramatics Club is a fine organization to join if the production of plays interests you. This year they presented Cheaper By The Dozen and The Thread That Runs So True. Members of the club took part in the Conference Speech Contest with a one-act play entitled Three On A Bench. The cast of The Thread That Runs So True practiced many hours to present an evening of entertainment. FALL PLAY . . . “CLape, L, tL Row I Left to right: G. Rieke S. Jochum. L. Jankowski A. Heitman. C. Novak. D. Mensing. L. Fairlie. J. Mensing. S. Stephens, H. Ccley. J. Franklin. A. Winegarner. Row 2: E: Siville. J. Krygowski, J. Lees. B. Vodnik, T. Dresserfi R. Drogula, J. Petrick, D. Syfort, R. Rix, R. Hogue. W. Schluter. H. Hedeen. J. Schmidt, T. Yatsak. D. Haddon, R. Detrick. Row 3: D. Uthe. G. Keuch. S. Kistner. .BHogue. G. Rix. L. McIntosh. C. Kounk, J. Blakemore. D. Krogh, F. Kozik. M. Siville. J. Mikos, R. Reiland G. Matula, P. Snudblad. J. Bonaker, R. Kienzle, D. Goosel, D. Walker, D. Huntley. G. Anderson, J. Russel. K. Anderson. BAND Our band has certainly represented Bremen well. During the football season they entertained us with fancy marches and formations on the field. They have sponsored special music events and have toured other schools. Officers are John Detrich, president; George Rieke, vice-president; Ron Hogue, secretary-treasurer; Doug Haddon, publicity manager; Dale Goesal, property manager. BOTH Row I, Left to right: P. Herlocker, V. Pignatiello. J. Porter M. K. Trulley. B. Lugar, B. Coleman, S. Snyder, R. Trump, Miss Schmidt. Row 2: K. Swisher, L. Randle El. J. A. Long, D. Mason. J. Rizzuti M. Wood, C. Fischer, J. Beaman, D. Hartwig, J. Hillis. Row 3: D. Risser D. Johnon. K. Digman, S. Jochum. L. Hollowed. K. Johnson. L. Noyce. E. Webb, K. Frye. D. Olson. Row 4: P. Breslin C. George A. Heitman, C. Smith. B. Demeris D. Vert. M. Goodwin B. Libbert. S. Bodin. L. Reed, S. Gresens. Row 5: R. Lunford. P. Feiwell, S. Johnson. D. Syfert. Librarian A. Peters, R. Townsend, R. Snyder. T. Tomson, D. Noble. Librarian J. Licquia L. Jackson. A. Jennrich, B. Tindall. CHORUSES Bremen has several choruses. Of these, the most familiar are the Advanced Girls' and the Advanced Mixed. They have provided us with many enjoyable performances. Row I, Left to right: S. Hrdina, M. Jackson, M. Bowers, $. Kennedy. S. Jones, F. Jellema, V. Leigh. Row 2: B. Hansen. V. Willett ,T. Eubanks. P. MacConnell, R. Johns. D. Berdan, D. Moore. J. Jennrich, Row 3: J. Adams. K. Robb. C. Luchene, M. Ogden, S. Smith. D. Awkard, L. Hawken. K. Nygren. Row 4: P. Leeper. L. Bruce, S. Stuart. F. Swisher. B. Arhren. C. Persson. D. McLennan. C. Stader. J. Metzger. BOYS' CLUB BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS Row I, Left to right: Mr. Cox President T. McCord. Row 2: Treasurer F. Jurek. Vice-President . Quilhot, Secretary S. Jurek. Any boy who is interested in joining an organization which provides varied activities should definitely choose the Boys' Club. They go bowling, swimming, and participate in various projects. GIRLS' CLUB GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Row I, Left to right: Vice-President J. Rizzuti. 2nd Vice- President A. Hop-man, President C. Scorn. Secretary D. Bonaker, Treasurer B. Brown. Bremen Girls' Club helps the girls of our school develop a sense of responsibility and leadership. The members sponsor many worthwhile projects such as the Thanksgiving Drive which supplies some needy families with fine dinners and clothing. Members of the Girls’ Club are always a credit to Bremen. 67 F.H.A. OFFICERS Front of table: Sec.-Treas. J. Gorczowski. Row I, Left to right: Public Relations Ch. S. Van Dyke. Degree Ch. D. Howie. Vice-President S. Smith. President S. Thomas. Recreation Ch. J. Griggs. Row 2: Parliamentarian P. Jungles. Historian J. Bowen, Degree Ch. J. Neibert. F. H. A. Bremen's Future Homemakers of America belongs to a national chapter. The members of this oragnization have many interesting panel discussions as well as numerous special dances and events. Daddy Date Night and the Valentine Dance are two of the events which are sponsored by the F.H.A. 68 Row I. Left to right: President J. Heil. Secretary K. Frye. Mr. Bradley. Mr. Cote Mr. May. Vice-President P. Bruggink. B. Haber. Row 2: B. Coleman. M. Costello, D. Phillips. N. Dnuker. P. Comer. R. DeWelt, C. Nowak. Row 3: A. Ciecierska N. Doerr, M. Wood. S. Krecioch, D. Downes. T. McCor-mich, L. Hawken. D. Downes. Row 4: N. Hoffman. J. Bryson. A. Wicklander, M. Roberts, G. Rieke. W. Klecka. C. Harrison. A. Mathleb. F. Carpenter. M. Ogden. Row 5: B. Mikrut, J. Wilmington. B. Agosto. L. Cerekwicki, P. Donahue. S. Boll G. Anderson. P. Gruzalski. P. Fierke. Row 6: P. Feiwell. P. Rea. L. Jackson, R. Stuart, L. Hinman M. Field. K. Transier, J. Straman. A. Strassenberg. W. Ketel, W. Fugiel. SCIENCE CLUB Bremen's Science Club , is part of a national organziation called The Science Club of America. It has several divisions in which members can develop their own individual interests. The students work on projects which are displayed at a Science Fair at the end of the year. Mombors of tho Science Club take turns directing the coat check at Bremen events. 69 Row I, Left to right: Captain J. Bevan. L. Kun-Icel, A. Mihalovits. Co-captain S. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Cordaro, R. McLeod. B. Detrick. G. Burk le. W. Billadeau. Mr. Turban. Row 3: J. Schmidt. D. Day W. Zawacki. D. Morrissey. B. Mikrut. Have you ever seen students hurrying down the halls with cameras AUDIO-VISUAL and screens? You can be sure that these students are members of the Audio Visual Club. By showing films they gain valuable experience as well as donating a valuable service to the school. Pictured are the members of the 1958 National Honor Society. Row I, Left to right: C. Schara. S. Hodurek. L. Alvers. C. Borms. G. Zirbes. H. Keuch, P. McDonald, J. Carlson. M. Maracek. Row 2: D. Schmidt, P. Libbert. D. Lynn. J. Rizzutti. N. Johnson. M. Zawacki. K. Tower. Row 3: E. Person, W. Fierke. C. Tebow P. Wakeland D. Hartwig. G. Molinero. G. DuBois, J. Miller. D. Monsing. W. Hedlund. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of the Debate Club like nothing better than an argument; however, they argue both sides of the question and according to certain rules. We are proud of their winning the Conference Debate Trophy this year and going downstate to participate in the State Championship Debate Tournament. ACADEMIANS Row I. Left to right: D. Syfert, D. Mensing. President T. Price. Treasurer D. Johnson. R. Olsen. Row 2: P. Smith. V. Chanda. J. Lodewegen, B. Bruner. D. Williams. Row 4: P. Rea P. Fei-well. B. Haber. J. Bonaker, R. Yonda. S. Johnson. Row I, Left to right: D Barton. President G. Rieke Mr. McCoy. Sec.-Trees. N Doerr, P. Bruggink, P. Don ahue. Row 2: R. Becker. P Klein. W. Klecka. M. Og den. W. Billadeau. I. Sto ces. Row 3: J. Gilman. L Bettenhhusen. P. Fierke, R Cox. D. Dougherty. E. Rob inson. B. Konopasek. Row 4: T. Pahr. B. Ago sto. D. Miner. G. Ander son. J. Bonaker, G. Flaws R. Gasperec. Wie geht es Ihnen? Valeo! Buen Viaje! Wonder what it's all about? The Language Club helps interested language students to further their knowledge of languages. The club supplies records and books which help to teach the students the various pronunciations and phrases. LINGUISTICS CLUB 71 HALL MONITORS These students give up one of their study halls to see that order is maintained in the halls during classes. They also serve as messengers for the teachers and administration. Row I. Left to right: Mr. Cox, J. Mannaioni. R. Hogue. D. Erickson. J. Pagen. Row 2: J. Henderson K. Fortner. S. Henke. Row 3: J. Detrick. B. Krygowski. D. Tattum, D. Samiec. B. Mueller. Row 4; B. Jerkatis, B. Wilkie. A. Hardy. K. Chal-den, G. Bolda, A. Mirande. Row I Left to right: F. Koski. K. Flanders M. De-Francisco. B. Konopasek. N. Doer. S. Jochum. Row 2: C. Ellefson. R. Schaafsma. B. Cowden. K. Martin. S. Anast, E. Fei-well. M. Ogden B. Andry-siak. Row 3: Mrs. Schuiltz B. Cidell. Vice-President F. Heft. P. Rea D. Rizer. B. Haber. Mr. Rizer. The Educators are a part of The Future Teachers of America, a THE EDUCATORS national organization which encourages students who wish to become teachers. This year, the Educators served as guides for Teachers' Institute Day at Bremen. 72 NURSE'S AIDS These girls help to administer the many health tests at Bremen. They assist the nurse in many other ways also. Row I, Left to right: N. Mulderink. R. Wiabel. J. Warralek. Row 2: Z. Kruczek H. Feilschmidt, C. Andrysiak, B. Hopkinson, F. Carpenter. Under the direction of our librarian, these students learn the fundamental workings of the library. They check books and keep the books LIBRARY AIDS in order, thus serving their school. Row I. Left to right: P Donahue, J. Pence. D. Ber dan, J. Biela C. Sorn. P Huemmer. Row 2: D. Howie. S Donnelly. V. Krone, S Thomas. P. Jouso. J. Uthe A. Johnson. Row 3: D. Risser, D Macak, S. Smith. P. Hoelt gen. S. Gressons. B. Hamp ton A. Wicklander. S. Kre cioch. Row 4: P. Coley. M Keuch. J. Cleff. A. Porter P. Robertson. J. Griggs. C Persson, A. Kelly. M. Mos chel. Row 5: M. Kuhlmann J. Warszalek B. Anderson B. McCutchen. G. Daniels S. Peterson. F. Koski. S Hirst. 73 OFFICERS L ft f© Tre sunsr J. S-: � ,’’-se Secretary B. Sredeier V' -Pr v i iTf B_ Andryvak President M. Jcfcnscn. G. A. A If you e the type of girl who likes to participate in sports, the Girls Atnletic Association is for you. Throughout the year, its members are active in sports such as soccer, basebal volleyball, swimming and basketball. Our G_A_A. is part of a national organization de-sigred to help girls develop their skills and good sportsmanship. During the yea they nave enjoyed playdays and workshops with the other schools In our conference. Row I. Left to riqh+: J. Bauer A. Mayes President 8. Hoffman, Mr. Diehl J. Randolph J. Mannaioni R. Droqula. Row 2: R. Renner J. Gruhn P. Pcsriewai e O. Drake M. MoGarry, J. Foster, J. Mueller. M. Wood M. Wood. Row J: 3. Agcs'o G. Anderson R. Falk. J. Mannaioni L Juris. S. Jurek, L. (Cent. W. Egqer J. Detrick. E. Mayes. B CLUB Row 4: 8. Oden D. Paimer. Secretary-Treasurer C. Smith, C. Okresik. A. 8ia't 8. Jerka' ; A. Miranda J. Popp Vice-President D. Tat+um. Row 5: 3. Yon,ies. R. Snyder 3. Gifford A. Wiile, D. Kooyenqa R. Dcbkows , L Cunninqharr R. Ncrbut B. Wilkie. Membership in this dub is an honor for athletes who have won letters in sports participation. The boys sell refreshments at games and act as ushers. B HIVE BALL Left to right: Dawn Hartwiq. Overlie Smith. Juanita McPherson Left to right: Dawn Hartwiq. Sandy Bcnaker. Queen — Kathy Gary DuScis, Sandra Casey Jerry O'Neill. Kathy Johnson. B-i1 Johnson, Juanita McPherson. Hoffmann. 75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Circle, Left to right: Lynn Lehmann. Sandy Peterson. Dawn Hartwig. Dianne Koss. Middle: Little Joe. Sandy Bonaker. Who are the girls who have encouraged the fans to cheer for CHEERLEADERS the Braves? They are the cheerleaders. They have served the school well by following the team and workin diligently to improve their style. FRESH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Gail Veasman. Connie Dunbar, Carole Johnson. Mary Ellul. ATHLETICS 1958-59 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Row I, Left to right: Manager C. Smith. E. Trulley. P. Postlewaite, L. Kent. Co-Captains A. Mayes and D. Tattum. W. Mueller. L. Elliot. R. Falk, J. Mueller Manager S. Jurek. Row 2: W. Lovegren, R. Jirka. R. Cidell. A. Mirande. D. Semiac, Jim Mannaioni, Pahr, J. Popp. John Mannaioni, D. Palmer. E. Mayes. R. Nelson. Manager H. Wehr. Row 3: Manager Jurek. J. Bauer, W. Wilke. R. Coley, R. Stuart, P. Tunstall, R. Porter. R. Norbut. A. Peters. R. Snyder. L. Cunningham. M. McGarvey. Coach Callan. Row 4: Coach Landis R. Klepper, W. Hoffman. R. Dobkowski. D. Kooyenga J. Randolph, P. Loverich, R. Starkey, R. Gifford. A. Willie, J. Cunningham, Manager K. Tunstall. VARSITY FOOTBALL Our Varsity football team did quite well this year by winning five games and losing only two. Some of its members placed on the All-Conference team, and Dennis Tattum was the first Bremenite to be placed on the All-State team. Opponents Bremen Thornton Fr. 33 14 Lincolnway 14 35 Oak Lawn 12 25 Evergreen Park 7 20 Rcavis 19 28 Rich 27 13 Carl Sandburg 7 19 Evergreen Park Game . . . Wide pitch-out play 70 SENIORS Kneeling: Left to right: Manager C. Smith. Coach Landis, Co-Captains A. Mayes and D. Tattum. Coach Callan, Managers K. Tunstall and S. Jurek. Standing: R: Nelson. L. Kent, L. Elliot. A. Mirande. D. Samiec. J. Mannaioni. J. Popp. L. Cunningham, A. Willie. B. G. Gifford, J. Randolph, D. Kooyenga. B. Hoffman, R. Dobkowski, B. Caley, C'dell. D. Palmers. E. Mayes. P. Postlewaite. J. Mueller. ■ Row I, Left to right: V. Sloan, A. Corder, P. Bennett, C. Morgan, W. Wade. T. Diehl, T. Powers. J. McKinnon. J. Casey, W. Leek, Manager R. McLeod. Coach Scholl. Row 2: N. Ertman, R. Dobkowski, C. Gorth. R. Ferris, H. Meents. D. Werner. R. Foose, S. Johnson. A. Lussow. J. O’Boyle. J. Riback, J. Sloan. Row 3: W. Ksiazek, C. Albright. D. Soliday. J. Moore. Co-Captain M. Hoyer. F. Cornish. J. Montgomery. . Powers. D. Ketelboeter. J. Kuhlman. K. Mager. The Frosh-Soph football team represented Bremen well this year. They also gained experience that will make the Varsity team a winning one next year. FROSH - SOPH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Bremen Lincolnway 14 28 Oak Lawn 0 14 Evergreen Park 13 21 Reavis 26 7 Rich 12 26 Carl Sandburg 19 6 RECORD Won 4 Bremen Pts. 102 Lost 2 Opponents Pts. 84 1958-1959 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM 81 it: R. Stuart. R. Falk. G. Stevens. Jim Randle El. K. Anderson. Ass't. Manager Row I. Left to ric Mannaioni. B. Wilkie, J, H. Wehr. Row 2: Manager B. McGee. B. Hoffman. B. Rodgers. J. Preybyla. J. Mifflin J. Randolph. D. Tattum. Coach Brown. VARSITY BASKETBALL Our Varsity team took third place in the Conference! They made a fine showing for Bremen. Several of the team were placed on All-Conference teams. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Bremen Nov. 22 Argo 49 61 Nov. 29 Thornton Fr. 58 51 Dec. 5 Lincolnway 58 62 Dec. 8 Blue Island 54 72 Dec. 12 Oak Lawn 69 64 Dec. 13 Evergreen Park 68 66 Dec. 19 Reavis 67 63 Jan. 1 Rich 63 55 Jan. 10 Argo 48 46 Jan. 17 East Aurora 63 54 Jan. 23 Carl Sandburg 62 77 Jan. 24 Thornton Fr. 50 55 Jan. 30 Lincolnway 46 48 Jan. 31 Oak Lawn 54 63 Feb. 6 Evergreen Park 62 68 Feb. 7 Beecher 70 67 Feb. 13 Reavis 61 69 Feb. 20 Rich 76 52 Feb. 27 Carl Sandburg 53 65 Regional Tourney Thornton Fr. 50 54 Thornton 81 34 Won II — Lost 10 Conference Games Row I. Left to right: V. Sloan. T. Powers. B. Rodgers. G. Dymtrasz. C. Albright. Row 2: J. Montgomery, R. Norbut, K. Asbridge, J. Mannaioni P. Rosenquist. Row 3: Coach Lussow, M. Wille. J. Punis. R. Porter. J. Ragsdale. P. Tunstall, B. Blagemore Manager P. Patterson. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Bremen Nov. 22 Argo 24 50 Nov. 28 Thornton Fr. 41 42 Dec. 5 Lincolnway 24 39 Dec. 6 Blue Island 32 57 Dec. 12 Oak Lawn 26 58 Dec. 13 Evergreen Park 25 43 Dec. 19 Reavis 27 57 Jan. 1 Rich 24 38 Jan. 10 Argo 34 43 Jan. 17 East Aurora 27 35 Jan. 23 Carl Sandburg 29 50 Jan. 24 Thornton Fr. 47 49 Jan. 30 Lincolnway 28 30 Jan. 31 Oak Lawn 31 72 Feb. 6 Evergreen Park 32 57 Feb. 7 Beecher 30 55 Feb. 13 Reavis 31 53 Feb. 20 Rich 45 54 Feb. 27 Carl Sandburg 34 . 46 Season Record 19-0 Conference Record 12-0 Conference Champions ‘Conference Games 83 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Our Little Braves did not look so small when they ended the season triumphantly with a no loss record, capturing the Southwest Suburban Conference Championship. Nice going, boys! FROSH-SOPH . . . FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Bremen Nov. 29 La Grange 70 39 Dec. 8 Blue Island 57 42 Dec. 13 La Grange 67 30 Freshman Basketball Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Carl Sandburg Thornton Fr. 43 45 40 40 Team Feb. 2 Evergreen Parle 44 56 Feb. 9 Oak Lawn 51 68 Feb. 14 Reavis 27 52 Kneeling. Left to right: W. Shockley. W. Tindall. E. Moore. R. Rogers. T. Diehl. P. Gail. N. Ipema A. Tucci, M. Pore. D. Titus. L. Pearson. Standing: Manager E. Deneka W. Gilchrist. C. Powers. K. Webster. F. Cornish. R. Thomas. C. Cebulske. A. Schianna. J. Moore. A. Lussow. R. Kohl. D. Day. Coach Roesemeier. 84 85 SENIORS IN ACTION Varsity Sitting, Left to right: K. Transier. B. Gidon. C. Smith, J. Cunningham, Knooling: G. Anderson, B. Rutz. P. Schuotz. Standing: Coach Rusk. L. Rosenquist, P. Postlewoito, G. Rioke, S. Hinger. SWIM TEAMS . . . 1958-1959 Top Point Men of Varsity Swim Team Left to right: C. Smith P. Schuetz. B. Gidon, S. Hinger. L. Rosenquist. Sitting, Left to right: E. Schuman. R. Standish. E. Kneeling: P. Clark, B. Newsome. M. Halley. Standing: Coaches Rusk and Hawtrey. On Board: Managers J. Dietrick and K. Tunstall. Lees. Nelson. McPherrin, Hille. Moy. G. Strein. Donnelly. Bonaker, DeGraaf. Frosh-Soph The swim teams gained much valuable experiences this year, which was the first year that Bremen was able to compete in swimming be-cause of the new pool. They plan to use their experiences of this year to help them produce winning teams for I960. Row I. Left to right: Mueller Kent. Row 2: Chard. Snider. Drake, B. Grossenbacher, Gruhn. L. Grossenbacher, Vicker. Miggins, Jerkatis. Blatt. Row 3: DeWilt. Nebeker, Mayes. Lunsford, Olszewski, Echle Mallet. Gilbert. Jtrka. Mueller. Burkle, Coach Hutsell. VARSITY WRESTLING The Varsity Wrestling Team had a fair season with six wins and seven losses. Kent placed fourth in the State Conference; Gruhn placed third which is the best score a Bremenite has ever achieved. Kent, Mueller, and Gruhn placed eleventh in the state with fourteen points. 88 FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING TEAM Row I Left to right: H. Schaffer. G. Williams. J. Riback, J. Casey. G. Pace. D. Timmos R. Wilkens, A. Corder, A. Gruetzmacher. J. Echle. R. Clark. Row 2: Coach Burdick. W. Leek, P. Relli. H. Van DeNorth. P. Gaudutis, J. O'Boyle, D. Ketlobooter N. Dovenport. M. Hoyer. R. Foose. T. Haug, J. Dimmock, B. Fassero. R. Williams. FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING The Frosh-Soph Wrestling Team won five meets and lost eight. Standing: Coach Hutsell. Kneeling. Left to right: Gruhn, Kent. Mueller. Left to right: Gruhn. Drake. B. Grossenbacher. Coach Hutel. Chard. Kent, Mueller. 89 Sitting, left to right: B. Mueller, B. Lovegren, J. Mueller, B. Vandermeer, P. Patterson. Kneeling: D. Tattum C. Okresik, D. Palmer, J. Mannaioni, G. Ver Wey. G. Anderson. McGee. R. Stewart. Third Row: Manager D. Mann, J. Montgomery. J. Liquid. R. Porter. J. McCord, J. Cunningham. A. Willie. D. Kooyenga. Manager F. Jurek. Fourth Row: M. Tinberg. P. Tunstall. J. Randolph, K. Tunstall. J. Ragsdale. J. Mifflin. VARSITY TRACK TEAM 1959 SCHEDULE April 16 A Blue Island April 21 H Rich April 23 A Oak Lawn April 25 A Palatine Relays April 28 H Evergreen Park May 2 A Moosehearf Relays May 5 H Carl Sandberg May 9 A District Meet May 12 A Reavis May 20 A Conference Track Meet VARSITY — ' 2 MILE RELAY — CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1959 Kneeling: D. Nelson. Standing. Left to right: D. Palmer, D. Hartwig, D. Tattum. 91 Sitting, left to right: J. O'Boyle. J. Riback B. Klecka. B. Wilkins. M. Vickroy. B. Tindall, P. Comer L. Schickel. P. Klein. R. Smith. R. Hartman. R. Williams. 0. Walker, M. McPherrin. R. Slattery J. Hille. C. Bettenhausen. Second Row Kneeling: Manager, D. Krull B. Zwioner. E. Cornish, J. Evans. B. Gilchrist L. Delia. V. Sloan. P. LaMar. P. Bennett, J. Stieglitz. J. Schockley. T. Diehl T. Powers. G. Dmytrasz. R. Thomas. F. Grote, J. McKinnon. A. Corder. Casey. Kneeling: D. Doughtery. J. Uthe. N. Hoffman, R. Janavich. R. Beals. J. Poteete. R. George. J. Davis. E. Schuck, T. Owens M. Goebel. R. Nelson, J. Kara. P. Gaudutis. D. Nash. J. Dzurny. P. Vaughan. J. Rizzuti. Manager R. McLeod. Standing: K. Mager, R. Thomas, J. Sloan, A. Lussow. J. Valiqa. J. Moore. B. Dobkowski. J. Kuhlmann, D. Ketelboete- H. Moents C. Powers. T. Haug. J. Nugent. S. Johnson. J. Hartfeld. R. Foose. A. Greutzmacher, N. Ertman. FROSH-SOPH TRACK This year's track team has made a fine effort to obtain the record which they hold. The newspapers stated that we have one of the greatest potential teams in the conference. 1959 SCHEDULE April 16 A Blue Island April 21 H Rich April 23 A Oak Lawn April 25 A Palatine Relays April 28 H Evergreen Park May 2 A Mooseheart Relays May 5 H Carl Sandberg May 9 A District Meet May 12 A Reavis May 20 A Conference Track Meet F. OSH-SOPH — l 2 MILE — CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1958 Kneeling: R. Agosta. Standing, Left to right: J. Casey. G. VerWey, W. Thomas. 92 1959 BASEBALL 1959 SCHEDULE April 8 H April 13 A April 15 A April 17 A April 20 A April 22 H April 27 H April 29 H May 1 H May 4 A May 6 H May 8 A Bloom Lincolnway Oak Lawn Evergreen Park Reavis Rich Carl Sandberg Lincolnway Oak Lawn Evergreen Park Reavis Rich District Baseball Tournament May 18, 19. 20 Regional Baseball Tournament May 21 This year's baseball team has made a fine record for itself. Even with the loss of many graduating Seniors, these boys have done a fine job of representing Bremen. VARSITY BASEBALL Sitting, left to right: R. Faulk. J. Mannaioni, R. Norbut. B. Rodger. P. Lovrich, J. Meyer, L. Juris, J. Bauer. Kneeling: M. McGarry. B. Mikrut. J. Simmons. B. Rodger, W. Eggert. L. Kent. J. Hartman, J. Foster. G. Williams. M. Martino, D. Slatter, T. Smith. J. Stapleton. Standing: Manager J. Detrick. R. Rodger. H. Van De North. B. Swegheimer, P. Rosenquist, R. Vrabec. J. Blakemore, Setkus. Webster, L. Petorson, J. Punis. K. Anderson. Manager R. Hogue. 93 BREMEN . . is a combination of many things. The next few pages of pictures illustrates the many facets of school life, and the informal collection will bring to mind many happy memories. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT . . After working with a yearbook such as the ARROW, a person realizes that many people are involved in publishing the book. The Norman King Publishers work with many yearbooks in the area: however, they have given us individual attention. A yearbook is nothing without pictures, and the Root Studio has supplied us with many good portraits and candid pictures. I would like to thank the many people who work with this organization for their time and understanding. A special thanks should go to the administration and faculty for their cooperation. Finally I would like to thank our sponsors on whom much of the responsibility has rested. I feel that they deserve much credit for directing and helping the staff to its culmination—the distribution of the 1959 ARROW. 96 Bob Krygowski Editor