Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

V 25 Years Of Tradition Our mascot “Little Joe” has been with us almost since the school opened. At first he was portrayed by a male who would enthusiastically stir the crowd. After several years the idea of placing him in the tiles in front of the gym was accepted and shortly thereafter he also joined us on the floor of the gym. Since then the girls who have represented Little Joe are: 1959 - Sandy Bonaker 1960-61 - Cheryl Gardner 1962 - Penny Simpson 1963-64 - Rachel Mueller 1965 - Betty Burfeind 1966 - Becky Pelke 1967 - Pam Moore 1968 - Char Saylor 1969 - Sherry Obey 1970 - Patti McHugh 1971 - Barb Porter 1972-76 None 1977 - Kim Reeks 1978-79 Maridonna Figliulo 1979 - Sherry Hawrysio A Changing View . . . Our building has gone through many changes since it first opened its doors in 1953. The original building consisted of the rooms surronding the courtyard, the large gym and the Industrial Arts hallway. At this time, the library was located in what is now known as 120 A. B. C. Home Economics was in Room 133 and 114. and the teachers’ lounge was in the present custodian storage area. It was not until the fall of 1958 that the stage, lower locker rooms, lower gym and pool area were finally opened for student use. Almost eight years later in April. 1966. the structure, as we now know it. complete with the library and guidance area, was dedicated These were the only structural changes m the building until the new room additions off the library and storage areas for Drama and Physical Education were completed this past fall However, although the exterior has remained the same, the interior has been undergoing many changes from a new gym floor to new lockers, floors, and even color coordinated classrooms. When first built. Bremen was a new show place viewed by many high school representatives across the country- the innovative design and expensive cost gave hope to many districts who had been unable to afford the old. conventional method of building schools. Bremen, the flag-strip school of the district, still continues to change and improve and surprise almost everyone except those people who 25 years ago had hopes and dreams. Bits about Our Building When and where does a beautiful school building such as this one you are dedicating today begin? With the passing of the bond issue? With the start of construction? While these were important milestones in the school’s progress, more vital were the hopes and dreams of a small group of your fellow citizens, beginning as far back as 1948. In December of that year, Fred Goebel, our township treasurer, called a meeting of grade school board of education members and principals, to consider what might be done for our high school students. This group interested others in working for the annexation of this district to Thornton. Although this move failed in June of 1950, the group did not give up. In July of that same year, an election to organize a high school district of our own was successful, and the next month the first school board was elected. Yes, bond issues and building plans were essential to this school, but back of them were the hopes and dreams that today have come to full reality. For such a new high school, we have a mighty big and healthy youngster. Our building cost nearly a million dollars. Its equipment is valued in excess of $175,000. It is staffed by an administrative and teaching staff of 37, plus a cafeteria, custodial, and office force of 15. Most important of all, it is the educational home of 730 of our boys and girls. November 8, 1953 CONTENTS Activities 18 Organizations 64 Faculty 82 Sports 92 Senior 144 Underclass 178 !H.WW SWIM 1 UHERS live in a push button world, Eating imitation foods Drinking chlorinated water, Swallowing manufactured vitamins, And reading condensed books . .. I watch censored television programs, Read edited newspapers, Obey unexplained laws, And learn preplanned subjects In a controlled school environment .... Is nothing in this life ever Ever going to be accepted naturally, Except the expectation to conform? ? Kim Wolfe 78 make the difference. Some are lost. Some are fake. Some look for something to cling to. People make the difference. Some are shy. Some just exist. Some emit impressions. People make the difference. Some are moody. Some are confident. Some are lovable. People make the difference. Some are emotional. Some are mysterious. Some are trustworthy. People make the difference. Some can smell. Some can feel. Some can be felt. People make the difference .... Thomas Chochrek 79 9 3 In 1953 when the school first opened, there were only three classes. However, the responsibilities that usually belong to the seniors were there all the same. So when the officers: Pres. Al James. Vice-Pres Mike Holliday. Treas Arlene Palmer and Sec Marge Heitman took charge their senior year, they already knew what kind of responsibilities they would face. They lived up to their responsibilities and set an example for those officers to come. Although many officers have come through Bremen's halls since then, they all shared a common goal: to make Bremen a place to be remembered. There has been a Bremen Band ever since 1953. However the band itself has changed a great deal during that time The first change came in 1954 when the band first received their uniforms. The first stage band was organized in 1960 The current look of the Band today was acquired in 1965 when the band received their second uniforms which are now being used. When the first team played its first game, the With a record turnout of one hundred and five football aspirants cheerleaders had already spent many hours for the 1953 season, Coaches Callan and Lussow's Braves proved preparing for their first public exposure. Since to be promising material. Even though the Braves won no games, then the skirts have become shorter the their fighting spirit must be taken into consideration. Although cheers more athletic and the squads larger but this was written in 1953, the fighting spirit that they had is still in the enthusiasm has never changed. “We're evidence today. Since that first year of sports. Bremen has added from Bremen couldn't be prouder” is not only teams on all levels. Now instead of just the original five sports, a cheer, but the total feeling that our cheer- Bremen has tennis, bowling, cross country, swimming, softball, leaders help to promote throughout our golf and volleyball. We can sum up Bremen's sports by saying school. “We have arrived! fry =, Today Was Fun, Wasn’t it Friend? C'EST . oday was fun, wasn't it friend? When we let your Mom’s parakeet loose in the house, even though we did get into trouble. Today was fun, wasn't it friend? Especially when we went into the park and brought a picnic lunch. Today was fun, wasn't it friend? Even though the cake we tried to make didn't turn out like our Mom’s do. Today, was fun, wasn't it friend? When my Mom said that you could spend the night, and we were both so happy. Today was fun, wasn’t it friend? Like when we fell asleep together after eating all the popcorn Mom made for us, and talking about all the neat things we did. Today was fun, wasn’t it friend? Debbie Dempsey '81 When Bremen was first dedicated on November 8, 1953, it was a facility that was designed to meet the needs of the high school age students in Midlothian, Posen, Markham, Oak Forest, and Tinley Park. Since this time, as the communities increased, three other schools had to be built to keep up with these growing needs. So on Sunday, March 4, 1979, there was more than just a building to acknowledge, there was the work of many people who efforts had contributed to the sucess of Bremen. The original dedication was performed by Senator Everett Dirksen, just as many notables gathered then, so did many notables gather to rededicate Bremen on its 25th Anniversary. Past Valedictorians and Salue-tatorians were present to witness the dedication of the wall honoring their academic achievements. Plaques of the past Valedictorians and Salutatorians as well as pictures of the present students will be placed on this wall to encourage acheivement in the school academics. Also attending the ceremonies were special guests including original staff members, administrators and well wishers. The Bremen of today recalls many of the favorite traditions of yesterday-Little Joe, sock hops, proms, assemblies, hall decoration. and a willingness to adapt quickly to the needs of the community. 15 Isn't it strange in this modern day and place. That your position Is determined by the composition Of your face? Tom Garber Roads can go uphill. Roads can go downhill. Stay on the road Or you will hit a tree John Dowling Seventeen I met you a short year ago And I fear I behaved around you like a country boy come to the city Vog see. to me you were strange, full of heartaches and despair But sometimes you were wonderful. Sharing the thrill of a guy's first love. And. just sharing plain ordinary life with you Now Seventeen you’re gone. And I fear forever. How could I have let you go by m anyway wasted Or unspent You've changed me and I'm sorry to see you go But. Seventeen. I have known you And for those brief few seconds You were wonderful Mike Summers '68 17 This year’s Bremen Homecoming Dance was a very sucessful event. Over 500 people attended the dance, the largest attendance ever known for a dance at Bremen. Queen Eileen Krygowski 1 reigned over the event, along with her court. Gail Holuj, 2 Sharon Bond, 3 Eleanor Carter, 4 and Maureen Bleck. 5 This year, the theme for the dance was the Roaring Twenties”, which included a “bath-tub gin, and the front of the gyrr decorated as an old time movie theatre. The event was one Bremen will never forget. The Day’s Events ftraitN’s t HOV.TH Bremen's 25th Homecoming was very sucessful this year. An effort was put forth by teachers, administrators and students to make this a very special Homecoming for Bremen, and they achieved their goal. One of the highlights of the week was the Talisman contest in which over 700 students participated. The whole week was a memorable experience. iitm ■SjggK The Week’s Events The week leading up to Homecoming Day was an experience to never be forgotten. The week included “Roaring 20’s dress-up day, class color day, the Talisman events, and many, many, other things. The participation in all these events were very large. Many students went into their “wardrobes” to find Roaring 20’s clothes, and many went out to get red, blue, green or yellow items for class color day which the freshmen won. The week was very eventful for both students and faculty. The Talisman Events Talisman events were the highlight of the Homecoming events. Talisman is an Indian good luck charm which is a name fit for our events. This will become a tradition at Bremen. Talisman events consisted of 10 varied events which went on Wed. of Homecoming week. Thurs. was the obstacle course egg toss day. Fri — tricycle race and tug-o-war against the Soph, and Jrs. Stalag 17 was another innovation in Bremen's theatre department. It was done with an all male cast and in the “theatre in the round style. The audience was treated to an unusual play that combined humor, drama and even a little intrigue. The seating on the stage afforded even the farthest seats to command a good view and easy listening. The experience was presented for 11 performances. Remember When The Dolphins is a sychronized swim team that puts on one water ballet show each year. This years Dolphin Show was Remember When ... It celebrated our school's 25th anniversary by featuring songs from the past years to the present, ending with a disco finale. The Dolphins also had an all guys comedy that everyone enjoyed. Although the attendance at the Snowflake Ball was at a minimal number, the people that attended the lance had a good time. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the King, Ken Keskel and the Queen, Lillian 'arr. They were followed by their court: Colleen Cronin, Tom Chocerek, Maureen Bleck, Mark Egge, Betty Compton, Dave Kissel, Shelly Majchrzak, Mike Kendall, Ricky Fields, and Eileen Krygowski. The dance was sponsored by the National Honor Society and will hopefully continue for years to come. 33 34 Folk Festival The second annual Folk Festival was a big success. It involved the Spanish, French, German and F.H.A. clubs. It included many varieties of foreign foods and students participated in many different activities. They also had a guest who played the guitar and sang French songs. 35 This year's children’s show, “Cinderella and the Silver Slipper” was entirely a Senior directed production. The directors, Mark Schmidt, Karen indberg, Greg Olson, and Julie Katzenberger wrote, cast-ed, and handled every final detail having to do with the production. The production is designed to teach the Senior Thespians every aspect of the theatre, including direction. It is a large endeavor, and an experience to never be forgotton, not to mention headaches, worries, and nervous breakdowns! Cinderella And The Silver Slipper Winter Concert This year's Winter Concert was enjoyed by both students and parents. Selections ranged from the African gosphel, Jesus, Jesus is the Lord to the Christmas carol, Behold that Star”, soloist Lenard Spicer. The band and choir performed all of their numbers with a certain air of pride and enjoyment. 38 39 Story Theatre Director Glenn Haines turns to Bremen for requirements of graduation from Illinois Weslyan University. 40 CAST- Bob Anastatia, Cathy Mikrut, Phil Jacobs, Dave Cox, John Stemmlin, Jim Vacek, Donna Jel-lema, Tammy Wielkopolan, Jenny Wielkopolan, Laura Hill, Dan Wilson, Chris Sutherland. 41 Encore performance of spring musical before full house brings house total over 3000 who stood and cheered as Bremon presented their Easter epic ... JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Jesus Christ Superstar . . . A Very Special Story Worth The Telling. After looking through sixty-tive Doys for apostles and still short was just the start. They kept repeating these dance steps over and over. She kept yelling out the voice parts, then she just yelled. He made us dance on six foot wobbly platforms and do these impossible stretching exercises. It would have been easier to build Noah's Ark than this set. Not another costume change. Make-up definitely makes me break out. Two weeks and we're still on the second act. Ya know this story ain't too bad, and I kinda like the music. Overture. The house is packed. Superstar. Crucifixion. Superstar Reprise. Curtain call .... and everybody's standing. I knew we’d do it! After seven weeks of practice, building, dancing, and not sleeping or anything else, they brought in the pit band. No one is exactly sure where they found them, but they were great. We hid them offstage and quieted down the bass (again). After those long rehearsals and five shows, everybody was ready for the 15 family pizza and the cases of coke. Most even stayed for strike til 5 A M. and then went to breakfast. Looking back, it lots of new friends lots of long hours to do a lot of Superstar. It will also take a lot of time before it's forgotten. 47 The Gong Show 48 Bremen's Afro American Club sponsored its first Gong Show. The Gong Show consisted of 20 original acts. Our M. C. was portrayed by Chuck Streeter. Our Unknown Comic was portrayed by Tom McCarey. There was a tie for 1st place Cherry-Band - 50 dollars Young Eagle Cadets-Drill Team - 50 dollars Most Outrageous Act went to Tom McCarey for the Unknown Comic. The show proved to be a success and hopefully will be made an annual event. 49 Fine Arts The choral department at Bremen High School helped celebrate the school’s 25th Anniversary by presenting a Spring Concert. Featured were the three choirs along with alumni from the past 25 years. Highlighting the concert was ‘‘In the Beginning”, sung by the choirs and performed to the unusual feature of an electric tape. Many soloists, past and present, were featured. Salutes 25th The 25th Anniversary of Bremen High School was celebrated when the band performed in its annual spring concert. Gene Barnett, guest director from district 143, highlighted the concert by conducting the band in the Constellation March”. The stage-band, consisting of only select students from the band, was well received with their selections of Tambo” and Second Generation”. Other selections played by the band were Fanfare”, The Wiz”, and “Brassman's Holiday”. Also an impressive addition to the concert was the performance of 2 woodwind ensembles. The faces may change along with the fashions and the music-but the mood created each May for Prom is a special one that can be shared by all those who have ever attended whether it be 1954 or 1979. Many changes have occured since Bremen’s first Prom. In those early days, the juniors would spend many hours transforming the cafeteria or gym into a special time. Since then. Prom has moved almost every year- some being downtown Chicago in the hotels, others at country clubs and some even at reception halls. In recent years a dinner has also been served. Some traditions never change like garters, late hours, and getting up an hour after you've gone to bed to pack for the Dunes. 1957- A Night in Paris 1958- Moonlight in May 1960- Enchanted Island 1961- Sayonara 1963- Fantasia” 1964- Moonlight and Roses Queen Jerry Pocock (1) 1965- Three Coins in a Fountain Queen Delma Plowman (2) 1966- Queen Marge Swillum (3) 1967- Wind Song-Queen Wendy Dewey 1968- Taste of Honey-Queen Kathy Kane 1969- Camelot” Queen Roberta Soike (4) 1970- Legends of Love Queen Denise Coke (5) 1971- Color My World Queen Debbie Szymanski (6) 1972- Moments to Share Queen Fran Walsh (7) 1973- Forever In Love-Queen Florence Herrera (8) 1974- Till Eternity Queen Mary Ceja 1975- Stairway to Heaven” Queen Cindy Schering (9) 1976- We may Never Pass this way Again Queen Beth Biegel (10) 1977- Could It Be Magic Queen Alicia Harris (11) 1978- We can Make it Happen Queen Joyce Klekowski (12) Heaven Can be Anywhere This years prom was held at the Alsip Holiday Inn. The mood was set to “Heaven Can be Anywhere. After Dinner, this years prom queen, Betty Compton was crowned. This years prom had the largest turn out in Bremen's history. The success of this years prom will be continued in years to come. Maureen Bleck - Jim Whitcomb Lillian Carr - Vic McCray Eileen Krygowski - DJ Cassidy 54 55 Junior Class Officers Janet Katzenberger, Sue Matz, Laurie Reeks Sponsor: Mr. Kennedy Valedictorians 1955-Carl Reichel-lives in Georgia 1956-Donald G. Wiedner 1957- Evelyn Phyllis Brown 1958- Georgette M. Zirbes 1959-Charles C. Okresik 1960-George Henry Rieke-Astro Physicist Umversity of Arizona 1961-John Marshall Ragsdale 1962-John F. Bonaker Jr. 1963-Katharine F. Rieke-PhD in Psychology Harvard 1964-Patricia Bowen Bayer-Homemaker Mother 1965-Kathleen Faye Gallo-lives in Geneva, Switzerland Geoffrey Ames Petersen-MS New York teacher music-Eng Lit 1966-Karen Lynn Ulmenstine-Math teacher 1967-Sandra Lynn Husar 1968-Darlene Cacciato-lives in California Sharon Fay Gierman-teacher at Harvard University Linnea Jeanne Matson-Elementary teacher Pamela Nancy Moore Kunkel-Scarlet Oaks teacher 1969-Linda Joyce Wagner 1970-Clarence Paul Sinkhorn-Doctor of Ob Gyn at University of Arkansas Hospital 1971-Jeffrey Zoll-University of Illinois Law School graduate 1972-Devin Brown-Grad of U of l Eng Lit. Creative Writing writes children's books Michael Hanley-Med student in Texas Connie Landrus-works at Bell Howell 1973-Keith Edward Wojnarowski-MA Industrial Engineer 1974-Joan C. Minnis-Bradley University graduate 1975-Joan P. Chohrek-Notre Dame graduate Laurel Staley-Washington University 1976-Andrew Cordero-Purdue University 1978-Victoria Clyde-University of Illinois 1979-Kenneth Keskel-Air Force Academy 25 Years Later . . . But The Moment’s Still The Same Salutatorians 1955- Marcia Szaton Pendexter-Teacher 1956- Joseph E. Zmuda-lives in San Francisco 1957- Judith C. Carney-NIU Accountant Homemaker 1958- Edward J. Kollman 1959- Joan M. Beaman 1960- Paul R. Bruggink-Chemical Engineer works for Gulf Oil 1961- Gail Ann Veasman 1962- Diana Williams 1963- Elizabeth Nell Retzlaff 1964- Gail Gruetzmacher-lives in Conneticut 1965- Nancy Lee Mielsen 1966- Evelyn Marguerite Roe-Teacher housewife mother 1967- Charles Curtis Beck 1968- Linda Marie Fitzpatrick 1969- Lynn David Butler-doctorate work at University of Kentucky 1970- Linda Sue Wojnarowski-Science North Carolina University 1971- Cheryl Carlson Brown-U of l pharmacist Housewife Mother 1972- None 1973- Roberta L. Malanowski 1974- Michael Barr 1975- Todd F. Brown-Lincoln. Il Food broker Minister 1976- Lisa Jaquez-Notre Dame 1977- Janet Wilkinson-Northern Illinois University 1978- Chris Moshaluk-Umversity of Illinois 1979- Janet Rock-Western University Editors Note Current statistic s on v.iledir Ion.ms .m«f ilut.itori ms 1 li.isod on 1v.nl.1h1l ity of information y hough we met as strangers Our friendship will never end. We may have some quarrels, But settle them in the end. When we hit each other. And land in the dirt. We both know It doesn't Really hurt. We realize we Will part. The things we will remember. We will remember in our hearts. I know some friendships, May never last. But ours always will If we remember what happened in the past Tracy Giggleman '81 Ugh! Kimmosabe Getting Carried Away The Good, the bad and the ugly take your choice We re so glad we've had this time together Lawrence R Claiborne The Bobbsey Twins Only one soap cleans these teeth mister LAVA Cutest Couple Relief7 Spell it D-l-P-L-O-M-A! rt German Club The German, French, and Spanish clubs have been very active this year. Along with taking an active part in the Milwaukee Folk Festival, all three of these clubs participated in Bremen's Folk Fair also. These three clubs set a fine example for the other district schools. Row 1: Sue Lundin, Sharon Snyders Row 2: Maureen Dorsey. Laura Triplett, Therese Leavy Row 3: Rachael Froberg. Ron Huddleston. Mary Maclean, John Costello, Miss Hayslett French Club S K Row 1: Dawn Wilson, Dan Smaga, Michelene Dabrowski, Tina Readdy, Craig Kolins, Mari-donna Figliulo Row 2: Mark Simon, John Stemmelin, Tim Aikens, Laurie Carney, Mar-iann Gander 66 Charmain Brestinger. Sharon Dunn. Miss Hayslett. Judy Gildea. Linda Waldo. Mike Smith. Spanish Club Bremen Hosts Foreign Exchange Student Migel Angel Alverez, Bremen's foreign exchange student this year is from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, where his father is involved in manufacturing. Miguel has four brothers and no sisters. His mother paints as a hobby. Miguel, who is sixteen, graduated from high school. In Mexico, high school consists of a three year program. Prior to entering the University, Miguel wanted to learn English and American life. Miguel’s interests are tennis, music, technical drawing and reading. Row 1: Tom McCarey, Jim Vacek, Dave Garbacz. Margie Janie. Tony Reddick. Row 2: Charles Streeter. Mrs. Boettcher, Mike Smith Science Club This year the Science Club was very busy. We decorated a car for the Homecoming Parade. In December we had a Bowling-Pizza Party. Our annual skiing trip was a success. In the spring we went to the Museum of Science and Industry and to the Hinsdale Health Center. We also attended the SICA Science Seminar. Speech Team The Bremen Speech Team is a member of the Illinois High School Association, just like the athletic teams. We attend contests at other schools and compete for trophies and medals in twelve different events, including Group Interpretation. This year Bremen hosted their first speech contest on December 16. We are very proud of the many students that have participated and advanced to sectional and State Competition. Row 1: Lori Sitarz, Mike Noell, Linda Walker, Cathy Semyck, Dawn Wilson, Carl Kohnharst, Row 2: Tom Gadin. Terry Culver. Toni Milianta, Connie Fronezak. Wendy Morris, Walter Bodguroki, Row 3: Kathy Tarro, Sue Bodinet, Laura Frazier, Rich Huffman. Row 4: Mike Stolarek, Ed Anderson. Sharon Snyders. Jim Dorveny 68 D.E.C.A. is the distributive Education Clubs of America. It prepares students for a career in the field of marketing and distrubition. Students receive two credits, one for the related class and one for on the job training. They participate in local, state and national competitive events and at the end of the year, the D.E. students hold a dinner banquet as a way of saying thank you” to their employers. VICA Row 1: John Simon. Eric Podgordny, Tim Sharp, Larry Mikrut. Mike Hamm Row 2: Robert Lancaster, Terry Minus. Mike Hanna. Ron Sendera. Mike Kasiwitz. Chuck Hilliard. Row 3: Mark Kamczera. Mike Mueller. John Lyons, Albert Summers. Marty Kolgy, Mark Gramm Row 4: Mr. Egan, Eric Johnson. Ed Rzab. Paul McKenna. Rick Fields, Mark Bodie DECA Row 1: Marc Wallent. Tim Spell. Sheila Marren Row 2: Catherine Fealey, Jean Ferraro. Patricia Hand. Cheryl Moosman, Row 3: Dale Young, James Burke. Robbie Jones, Tom Kapsalis, Mr. Kulivitz. Dave Torres. Row 4: Lawrence Claiborne, Chris Koncel, Brian Barran. John Stager, Kathy McGeever. Debbie Vance Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. All of the students in Diversified Occupations, a cooperative work program; includes a half day of school and a half day of work in industry, electronics, mechanics maintenance sanitation and construction, belong to VICA. It is organized at the national, state and local levels to provide competition in skills and leadership. Students participate in field trips and club meetings. Guest speakers are periodically invited. 69 Row 1: Loretta Kirkwood. Diane Flynn, Gail Malone. Pam Sedlak Row 2: Lynn Maloney. Sharon Duvall, Betty Compton. Vicki Hiatt. Rhonda Haynesworth. Mrs. Koehler Row 3: Chuck Murphy. Dave Dennison. Hurdle Anderson. James Terpatra Office Education H.E.R.O. The Bremen Hero organization prepares students for their careers by providing experience in a working environment. Each year there is a state convention held at Springfield where students participate in various occupational activities. At the end of the year the students hold a banquet for their employers to show their appreciation for having been employed during the school year. 70 Row 1: Judy Sewell, Sharon Jachim. Laura Hallihan. Mary Cirkosz. Marty Miklojewski. Janice Orgel. Cindv Helmick. Denise Marquette Row 2: Mr. O'Donnell. Karen Gregg. Joyce Tullis, Tina Taatas. Kathy Simos. Kim Witt. Rhonda Glass Row 3: Jo Vargo. Wendy Bell. Sharon Hardy. Roberta Bubeck. Laura Shuttleworth. Terry Wilay. The Aids at Bremen assist the Dean’s office, Guidance office, Library, and various educational departments during their free time. For their services the students receive one half of a credit for each year of work. Department Aides Row 1: Jim Vacek. Lauri Lacksheide. Larena Jones. Mark Jebens. Row 2: George Mekebak, Dawn Wilson, Vicki Sponaugle, Sonja Pearson. Sue Matz, JoAnn Smith, Row 3: Madelyn Adams. Debbie Sharpe. Bob Johnson. Sheila Kincaid. Larry Seliga. Stanley Latting, Joe Jugenitz, Sylvia Coleman, Row 4: Mark Mantoya. Janet Burke. Shenice Howard. Tanza Bradford. Regina Buck. Eleanor Carter. Janet Milton. Jean Burke. Mary Wilfengen. Dan Wilson. Nurses Aides- Row 1: Sue Bush. Brenda Neeley. Row 2: Nannette De Santis. Cyndi Henning. Kim Nevin. Pam Johnson Dean’s Aides- Row 1: Julie Grzadzinski. Darlene Swidergal, Zanetta Whittier. Pam White. Madelyn Adams. Jackie Jazo. Row 2: Kathy McGeever. Sheri Glyzewski. Mary Shanahan. Tonie Barnes. Ron Kujawa. Row 3: Jackie Lange. Pam Sustan. Debbie Gonzales. Kathi Tarro. Lynn Schaffenberger. Faith Mentink. Ted Kramer Guidance Aides- Row 1: Cathy Semyck. Lisa Castillo. Dorothy Swidergal Row 2: Carlotta Figliulo, Bonita Lewis. Gloria Love-joy. Kathy McFarland. Sonja Pearson. Library Aides- Row 1: Tim Burke. Mrs. Leverence. Row 2: Phillerian Price. John Stemmlein. Rodney Willis. Jeff Myers. Michelle Greenberg. Jim Williams. Alicia Phillips, Row 3- Alton Worix. Scott Haddon. Laura Kowalski. Dawn Kowalski. Victoria Zwiener Student Council Student Council is a very active organization during the school year. They sponsor such activities as Homecoming and Turnabout. This year once again, Student Council was able to sponsor the Senior trip to Hawaii. The Student Council was led by President Mike Peters along with his officers and advisor Randy Hrkel. It also consists of representatives from each of the four classes. Row 1: Teresia Banks. Christine McDonald. Alta Lewis, Michael Wilson, Bruce Paschal. Kevin Bennett. Row 2: Luther Dillard Fr.. Mrs. Cotton. Row 3: Charles Smith (VP). Alton Warix. Row 4: Robert Remich. Mark Pahlman, Howard Taylor (P). Etta Dixon, Brenda Shultz Row 1: Mary Shanahan, Jenny Kaminski. Bob Peters. Sue Adams. Debbie Harris. Wendy Morris Row 2: Darlene Swidergal. Randy Browning, Clay Peterson. Mike Peters, Sebrina Haynesworth. Mike Hofeman. Dierdre Scalia. Mr. Hrkel. Ken Reszel Row 3: Diane Mitchell. Theresa Davis. Susy Keller. Jean Ferraro. Kathy Gildea. Linda Waldo. Sharon Snyders. JoAnn Smith, Celeste Sigrist. Judy Gildea. Mary MacLean S.W.E.P. The S.W.E.P. (Secondary Work Experience'Program) Club is open to all students enrolled in Occupational Information classes and in the prevocational work program. The purpose of the organization is to provide solidarity within the program, to encourage leadership and responsibility, and to provide vocationally related experiences. Club activities include bi-monthly meetings, school and community service projects, fund-raising projects, field trips, and an employer-employee banquet. Outstanding worker awards are presented quarterly to students who exhibt exemplary work attitudes and excellent work performance on their part-time jobs. 72 Math Club This organization competes with other schools in contests consisting of oral and written tests. The students prepare for each contest by researching a topic chosen by the conference. The actual contest consists of several tests, each worth 10 pts. All the points from each topic are totaled for an overall team score. Row 1: Toni Milianta, Pam Green. Julie Katzenberger, Janet Rock. Row 2: Marc Stanis. Ken Keskel. Mary Jo Jacobs. Mary Placier. Sharon Ely. Greg Butler. Row 3: Don Mustard. Barb Dempsey. Bob Schafer, Dave Barta, Lauri Giggleman, Sharon Snyders. Micheline De-browski, Jim Smith. Dawn Dombrowski Dolphins Row 1: Sandy Benkendorf. Sheila Dempsey. Laurie Carney. Wendy Bendendorf. Ramona Rodriguez. Row 2: Marian Gander. Nancy Bradshaw. Julie Garzadzinski. Toni Milianta. Debbie De-Chene. Diane Kintz. Tina Readdy Row 3: Cindy Anderson. Joanne Dalton. Dina Sickler. Lisa Sheldon. Shelley Majchrzak. Cathy Heffelfinger. Dawn DeFay. Row 4: Lori Spencer. Theresa Anderson. Denise Outerbridge. Clay Peterson. Le-nore Foetisch. Karen Welchko FHA The FHA club is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living now and in the future. Some of the activities that the club participates in to accomplish these goals are, helping the Midlothian Lions club sell candy, assisting in the Cancer Drive, Xmas Caroling at nursing homes, and many more activities, which enables the club members to work with all types of organizations in the community and school. Row 1: Kathy Charleston (S), Maureen Cox (P). Joyce Bosmin (VP), Mary Powers (T), Row 2: Peggy Butler, Michelle Basick. Joanne Davis, Pam White, Sharon Gonzales, Mary Martin, Bertha DeMonte, Row 3: Christy Juby, Beth Matura, Diana Limo, Sharon Duvall. Cheryl McElligot, Maggy McCary, Debbie Ermen, Jeanne Foley, Row 4, Maureen Danielson, Marie Griffin, Debbie Gonzales, Jackie Bell, Rhonda Jackson. Lisa Chiapetta, Debbie Dahl. Dawn Johnstone ECHO The Bremen Echo published 12 issues this year, 3 of which were 8-page issues, Christmas, 25th Anniversary and Valentines Day. Also in recognition of Bremen's Anniversary, published and all color issue, first in the history of Bremen. The Echo, along with the Arrow, took the trophy for best decorated club car during Homecoming. Editors this year are: Co-Editors Tom Chochrek, sports; Julie Katzenburger, news; Mike Peters, advertising. Business Editor: Kathy McGeever. Exchange Editor: Bob Peters and Club Editor: Laura Bostrom. Row 1: Candy Mekebak, Randy Browning, Kathy McGeever, Julie Katzenberger, Nancy Alpers. Ramona Rodriguez, Dave Green Row 2: George Mekebak. Tom Chochrek, Kevin Reszel. Mike Peters, Bob Peters, Laura Bostrom, Clay Peterson, Jim Walker, Mary Ma-cLean, Sharon Snyders, Bill Kolstead 74 Row 1- Sebrina Haynesworth. Cynthia Kitchmg, Michelle Marhall, Myra Black. Orissa Henry. Row 2- Pam Johnson. Cassandra Johnson. Sara Brown. Sharon Dillard. Rosalind Miles. Florence Kelly. Tyrone Jackson. Phillarian Price. Row 3- Joanne Pearson. Hurdle Anderson. Dan Hammons, Gail Cooper. Wanda Anderson. Carla Gyton. Janice Calvert. Phylinese Morris. Rachel Coleman. Larena Jones. Row 4- Lawrence Claiborne. Mr. Brown. Janet Milton. Linda Woods. Nancy Knight. Zanetta Whitler. Alecia Phillips, Sonja Pearson. Vivian Hunt. Veronica Douglas. Row 5- Tarence Smith. Darren Stevens. Herman Scarver. Chris Scarver. Charles Trent. Angela Davis. Cynthia Latting. Denise Dukes. Regina Matthews. Valerie Westbrook. Row 6- Mark Davis. Anthony Habeel. Hilda Sims. Bonita Lewis. Shelia Kick. Karen Jackson. Stacy Burton. David Stevens. Louise Cook. Pricilla Haney. Rosland Ollie, Deidre Douglas. Chess Club Bremen’s Chess Club practiced throughout the year and participated in many area tournaments. Not all members started out as skilled players, but after a year of experience everyone had greatly improved. 75 Lighting-Clay Peterson, Jeff Schulte Thespians- Row 1: Charlie Collins, Donna Sweeney. Karen Lindberg. Mike Conelly. Mark Brandon. Mary Jo Jacobs. Kathy Craig. Tammy Weilkopolan. Joanne Connelly. Row 2: Jim Vacek. Bob Anastasia. Julie Katzen-berger, Dave Cox. Phil Jacobs. Greg Olson. Nancy Shinn. Mark Schmidt. Thespians Row 1: Donna Sweeney. Ken Keskel, Colleen Cronin. Jim Whitcomb (VP), Fred Hofer (P), Row 2: Cindy Anderson. Terry Hartwig, Diane Kissel, Maridona Figliulo, Bill Kinsella. Row 3: Jim Williams, Roy Houlahan. Paul McKenna. Eileen Krygowski. Karen Welchko. Mr Edward, C. Navak Row 4: Kevin Cheatom, Cheryl Pickett. Steve Miller. Greg Olson. Martin Moses, Bill Collins. Rodney Willis B-Club The Bremen Varsity B Club is composed of young Men Women who have earned a Varsity Letter. The purpose of this club is to promote sportsmanship and athletics at Bremen. It’s membership numbers over 75 members, and each member is a credit to Bremen High School. The Officers are: President- Fred Hofer, Vice Pres.-Jim Whitcomb, Sec.-Colleen Cronin, Tres.-Ken Keskel. Club advisors are: Miss Lo Jegers, Mr. Edward Novak Photo Row 1: Julie Fredricks. Dawn DeFay. Joe Jugenitz Row 2: Marc Stanis. Donna Linderman Row 3: John Stemmlin, Robin Henry, Kathy Gildea. Wendy Stipcovich. Judy Gildea, Mr. Smith Club The photo club consists of students who photograph various programs and activities throughout the school year. Many of the club members also develop negatives and print the pictures that they have photographed. Learning and using good camera and darkroom techniques enables the photo club member to learn about photography. Procedures and techniques which are utilized are basic and each clubber is encouraged to further develop his own skills. Row 1: Janet Rock. Debra Rock. Laura Frazier. Cami Sanders. Romona Rodriguez. Carolyn McNichols. Donna Granata. Helen Zohfeld. Theresa Anderson. Ernest Windstrom, Row 2: Denise Marquette. Marie Bisallon, Dawn Dombrowski. Mark Schmidt. Mark Porter. Sharon Ely. Kathy Gildea, Robert Clyde, Lewis Carlassara, Walter Eubanks. Sharon Johnson, Mary Beth Johnson. Rick Grable. Debbie Millen. Row 3: The band performs in over 30 public appearances each school year, including formal concerts, parades music for athletic events, assemblies, graduation Highland Games Candelight Theatre, Games, parade and providing of special music to celebrate Bremen’s 25th Anniversary. Special Projects include hosting the Woodwind Quintet Clinic-Concert for the district, the SICA band clinic, hosting the northeastern Illinois I.M.E.A. music Festival, the SICA band clinic at DePaul, State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest And Participation in the District 228 Music Festival honor band. Danetta Ray, Fred Bartee. Gary Kohlman. Greg Butler. Larry Seliga, Bill Goodwyn. Dan Wilson. Rich Simmons. Randy McShane. Mark Hollingsworth. Chuck Meyer. Dave Torres. Dave Drenner. Row 4, Rich Schroeder. David Paschal. Charmian Bresinger. Morris Pope. Robert Meyer. Steve Kreuz, David Torres. Rich Elzinga. Concert Choir: Dan Adams. Madelyn Adams. Balynda Allen. Jerri Allen. Hurdle Anderson. Lisa Banser, Toni Barnes. Tanza Bradford. Mark Brandon. Sara Brown. Nancy Chichester. Lawrence Claiborne. Cynthia Coleman. Kathy Craig. Michelin Dabrowski. Mark Davis. Dave Denison. Norman Depillars. Clifford Doise. Patricia Farley. Albert Friday. David Garbacz. Martin Gordon. George Govensky. Debbie Greenberg. Donna Groce. Josephine Gulik. Jean Gustafson. Denise Hampton. Sebrina Haynesworth. Anthony Herron. Anita Howard. Julie Katzenberger. Lucy Kelly. Shelia Kick. Katherine Kintner. Cynthia Kitching. Ira Laws. Mel Levy. Karen Lindberg. Darrette Maxie. Tom McCarey. Inger McDonald. Rose Meegan. Kathy Mikrut. Mark Miller. Michael Moore. David Morgan. Micheal Murphy. Raymond Nagel. Beth Nemeth. Bruce Paschal. Joann Pearson. Kathleen Pence. Jennifer Peters. Terry Placier. Phillerian Price. Danetta Ray. Tony Reddick. Jean Richardson. Patricia Rickey. Cheryl Riley. Therese Ryan. Keith Schmidt. Nancy Shinn. Kathy Simos, Alma Smith. Jemse Smith. Joyce Smith. Tim Spell. Leonard Spicer. Michelle Springer. Charles Streeter. Anthony Trent. James Vacek. Tammy Wielkopolan, Linda Woods. Zachary Wyatt. June Zawisza. Maraget Zielke. General Chorus: Teresia Banks. Elizabeth Brooks. Joe Chambers. Walter Childs. Albert Crawford. Etta Dixon. Sharon Carter. Lisa Castillo. Colleen Cronin. Jill Dye. Jackie Friday. Shirley Froberg. Barb Fleming. Connie Frontzak. Carla Guyton. Robert Haan. Mae Harvey. Priscilla Harvey. Doug Heffelfinger. El Orissa Henery. Vivian Hunt. Tyrone Jackson. Robert Kapsalis, Ivan Knight. Vernon Lindsey. Beverly Love. Ernestine Lloyd. Anthony Mathews. David Matthis, James Matthis. Margaret McCarey. Howard Minas. Gino Nicholson. Teresa Novick. Carey Reddick. Gwendolyn Scarver. Aaron Silva. Hilda Sims. Kathy Smith. Darren Stevens. Charles Steward. Dawn Theilgaard, Charles Trent. Wanda Veal. Kevin Watson. Girls Chorus: Debra Adams. Rhonda Amundson. Jill Azwisza. Linda Bauseman. Dawn Boese, Shermane Bond. Stacy Burton. Susan Busch. Wanda Carter, Degusizz Cooper. Diane Davis. Theresa Davis. Darlene Denman. Veronica Douglas. Tracy Giggleman. Sherrie Granata, Marie Griffin. Joanne Haan. Penny Haley. Deborah Harris. Kelly Harris. Athenia Hawkins. Robin Henry. Catherine Hicks. Lisa Hill. Rhonda Horne. Mary Therese Hudak, Rosemary Johnson. Dawn Johnstone. Susan Keller. Florence Kelly. Karen Krolczyk. Joyce Lang. Cynthia Latting. Chris Leffelman, Helen Lekavich. Bonita Lewis. Tracy McGreal. Ramona Maramba. Patti Markham. Michele Marshal. Jan Matros. Helen McHale, Donna Lyndsey. Francine Miller. Wendy Morris. Debbie Meyers. Roslyn Ollie, Odette Perez. Alicia Phillips. Donna Piejko, Mary Placier, Sally Sisk. Maria Skarski, Robin Poe. Vicky Porter. Sherri Price. Patricia Rozek. Tamberlin Siok. Jeanette Thomas, Sandra Tucker. Jenny Wielkopolan. Dawn Wilson. BOARD MEMBERS: L-R seated: Frank T. Romweber. Ronald G. Harley. President. James Freebern. Secretary. George E. Hilliard, standing: Mrs. Eleanor Ferraro. Lee A. King. Donald Slattery District Administrators 1. Robert M. Wheat-SUPERINTENDENT 2 Kenneth E. Webster ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION 3. Wallace E. Carpenter ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF BUSINESS 4 VJ. Moretz ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF PERSONNEL PICTURES MISSING Norm A Polaskey- irector of State Federal Programs Emmett E. Boyer- Supervisor of Buildings Grounds 84 � George Bieber - Principal James Miller - Associate Principal Wendell Lowe Asst. Principal of Instruction Bremen Administrators Leon Newbern Dean H.V. Hulfachor Patricia Gregory Robert Binette Guidance Director Dean Athletic Director 85 ROBERT ADAMS-Industrial Arts PATRICIA ADDUCI Math KATHERINE ALLEN English Lab GLORIA ASHER Special Education T.A. DALE AUGUSTINE Teacher s Aide SHIRLEY BANNES Associate Principals Secretary MARY LOU BERRY Department Chairman - Home Economics SUE BLONDEEL Dean's Secretary SUE BOETTCHER-English CAROLE BOITNOTT-Business OTIS BRANCH Fine Arts JEROME BROWN-Special Education WILLIAM BROWN Math EDWIN BRUELL Department Chairman - English JUDY CANNING Math Lab BETTY COTTON-Special Education WILLIAM CRATER-Department Chairman - Science DENNIS CURTIN-Social Studies JOHN D’AMBROSIO English WILLIAM DAVIES-Science DENNY DENMAN-Physical Education MARILYN DE WITT Business RICHARD DORAN Physical Education CLAIRE DOSTER-Physical Education KEN DU FOUR-Business BILL EGAN-Industrial Arts DEL EGLI-Department Chairman - Social Studies DOM FALASCHETTI Fine Arts FRANK FILSON-English RICHARD FLECK Math ROBERT FRITZ Physical Education JOSEPH GORMLEY Guidance ALYCE HANLEY-Audio Visual Secretary KAREN HAYSLETT-Foreign Language DON HOLLINGSWORTH Department Chairman - Fine Arts RANDY HRKEL Business 87 CHARLES HULL - Department Chairman Special Education LO JEGERS - Assistant Athletic Director TOM JOHNSON - Physical Education VALERIE JOHNSON - Physical Education JERRY KACZOROWSKI - Math MARYANNE KELLER -Attendance Secretary ROBERT KELLER - Science KENNETH KEMPTON - Science DON KENNEDY — Guidance TOM KINSELLA - Social Studies JEAN KLACIK - Physical Education PHILLIP KLACKO Industrial Arts BARB KNODERER - Guidance DOROTHY KOEHLER - Home Economics DIANE KORHONEN - English MIKE KRISTAN - English WILLIAM KRONE - Department Chairman - Industrial Arts JOAN KRYSINSKI - English MARIE KUHN • Learning Disabilities MIKE KULOVITZ - Business ROBIN LEIKIN - Physical Education BERTHA LEOPARDO - Library Secretary BUD LOMBAER - Social Studies MARI ELLEN LEVERENCE - Library MILDRED LOVE - English WILLIAM MAGURANY - Industrial Arts JOHN MC CAIN - Science MARCIA MC CONNELL - Home Economics ED MELBY - Guidance MARGE MENTZER - Special Education CATHY METCALF - Athletic Secretary SHARON METZ - Teacher s Aide ELSIE MILLAR - Principal s Secretary GABRIEL MINC - English BETSY MOLNAR - Psychologist WARREN MONTGOMERY - Science 89 MARY LOU MOORE Math DAN MORRIS Foreign Language ED NOVAK-Industrial Arts WILLIAM NOWAK-Social Studies KEVIN O’DONNELL Business JOSEPH PHELAN-Physical Education MIDGE PURDEN Receptionist (Secretary) LINDA PROFETTO-English NELL REITMAN-Special Education NOELLE REPETTO Math DAVE REYNOLDS Math EDNA ROACH Business NORBERT ROESEMEIER-Social Studies DAVID ROWE-English NANCY ROWE-English JACQUELINE RYAN Counselor CYNTHIA SAJID Business RUTH SCHMIDT-English ROBERT SMITH-Librarian VIRGINIA STOECKER Nurse GERRY STUPECK-Industrial Arts JAMES SULLIVAN Math TOM THIES-Art LOUIS TONEY-Social Studies BETTE VANCE-Speech Therapist DON VECHIOLA-Business EMILY WAHLBERG Science VICKI WATSON-Home Economics EARNEST WILKINSON Social Studies JAMES WILLIAMS Science TOM WOLD-Social Studies WILMA WOOLARD-Home Economics WILLIAM YUKICH Physical Education Wrestling Cheerleaders- Nancy Alpers. Randee Wright. Barb Wood. Judy Krause. Cindy Schmidt. Celeste Sigrist. Sophomore Wrestling Cheerleaders- Laura Gramm. Amy Matura, Lori Ritter. Julie Fredrick. 94 Sophomore Cheerleaders First Row- Nanette DeSantis, Lisa Wiersman, Joanne Haan. Second Row- Kris Winnie. Debbie Dukes. Sue Couture. 78-79 Little Joes: Maridonna Figliulo. Shelli Hawrysio Basketball Cheerleaders- Sitting- Cynthia Kitching. Kneeling-Sue Matz. Laura Dahlman. Joann Smith. Brenda Pociask, Standing- Lori Reeks. Patricia Handy. Linda Powers. Sharon Bond. Bottom Row- Maridonna Figliulo. Patricia Handy. Cynthia Kitching. Tammy Taylor, Linda Powers Second Row- Shelli Hawrysio. Sharon Bond. Gail Holuj. JoAnn Smith. Row 1-Belinda Groce. Robbie Jones,, Ware Joann Pearson. Maiireen Francin Dombrowski, Phillerian Price The Pom-Pon girls are a very active organization. They perform at every home football and basketball game during half time. They also have an item sale, kick-off dance, and a few bake sales throughout the year. This year, being Bremen’s 25th Anniversary, the fans were delighted to see the comparisons of two Pom-Pon Squads: The 78-79 squad performing a contemporary routine, and another squad comprised of Pom-Pon girls from the early seventies. The viewers of the Pom-Pon squads saw Bremen's Pom-Pon history over the past ten years. IS f Varsity- Row 1 Tom McCarey. John Rudinski, Steve Kreuz, Michael Borden. Row 2 Al Jebens. Steve Costello, Jim Janie. Row 3 Coach Yucich. awwa Soph.- Row 1 Angelo Marcheschi, Row 2 Tim Borden. John Lions, Row 3 Dan Duvall, Terry Slattery. Mike Callahan. Row 4 Dave Maratea. Jim Janie, Rich Elzinga, Kevin Czajkowski. Coach Hrkel. Stagg Hillcrest_ Tmh fig|k Andrews Evergreen I Rich Centn T.F. Nlrth Oak Forest Crete-Monc Peotone Oak Lawn The Bremen Golf team had a record of 1 win and 10 losses on the varsity level (no wins and 10 losses on the Frosh-Soph level). With no returning lettermen from the previous year the Braves were forced to field a young inexperienced team. One encouraging facet will be that next years squad should have the experience this years team lacked. Pit Crew- Row 1 Lori Henschel, Mary Jo Jacobs. Janice Sendera Row 2 Jean Gustafson. Pat Gierman, Candy Mekebak. Donna Sweeney. Crete Moneea 2 36 Row 1 Mark Jebens. Niles Arring ton. Kevin Cheatom, Fred Hofer Phil Lambert. Row 2 Joe Taylor Captain-Bruce Lambert. George Gross. Ken Keskel. Chuck Yu-cuis. Row 3 Chris Barajas. Joe Bremen's 1978 BROTHERHOOD OF RUNNERS Varsity Cross-Country Team was the most successful in the school's history. For the second year in a row, the team was undefeated in dual meets (7 wins and no losses). Over the past 5 years, the Brotherhood has a win-loss record of 39 wins and 8 losses! The team topped off the season with a Conference Championship and qualified the entire team through the Districts to the Sectionals. 99 ' Top Row Barry Williams. Coach Me Cann. Andy Beck. 2nd Row Kevin Adamski. Joe Taylor. Greg Schwartz. 3rd Row Cliff Puetz, Chris Barajas. Don Gabriel. George Mekebak. Kevin Dineen. 4th Row Robert Richmond. Troy Ing. Pete Carpenter. The Frosh-Soph Cross Country Team went undefeated in dual meets for the second year in a row with a record of 8 wins and no loses. In Invitations, the team never placed lower than 3rd place, bringing home 8 team trophies for the Bremen trophy case. The Sophomores repeated last years conference championship with 5 brothers making All-Conference. 101 rr- rvt -t J.V.- Row 1 Mary Hudak, Dawn Dombrowski. Sue Adams. Sharon Dunn, Delores Lillie. Row 2 8arbara Duball. Laura Smoot, Cheryl Picket. Tammy Arndt Row 3 Paige Shephard. Coach Johnson. Julie Fredricks. This year’s Girls Tennis Team put forth every effort, but victory seemed an elusive goal. A positive note was heard as the team charged to a second place finish in the Shepard Tournament. Mary Lillie, who plays first singles had the most opportunities of the squad, as she advanced to the third round in District, but lost to Thornridge. ir r| ' Frosh 12- 0 0- 0 0- 6 21- 0 6-12 37- 6 6-28 8-20 0- 6 0-28 15-22 12- 4 6-20 Park Rich Central T.F. North Oak Forest Crete-Monee 13-6-22 6-14 6-18 14- 13 mm FfUYFB 7 , .1BRAVQ .. 5 « BRAVLS 7!PW“ ■' IvSRAVi-; WAVES j� . BRAVES.J PflAV c ‘ 33 0 VEJ y-'ifu.,, afAVESj_BRAVES BRAVES 70667 53 r - — - BWl_E? .BRAVE, r. 4S V Row 1 Charles Streeter. Don Kramer. Bob Hancock. Dan Wilson. Don Mustard. Tony Weilkopolan, Curt Peterson, Ron Banovich. Row 2 Terry Hartwig, Brooks .Wayne. Howard Hana. Lenard Spicer. Darret Maxi: Larry Mikrut, Jerry Lewis. Charles Smith. Rich Matura, Tim Buckles. Marty Gordon. Bob Daggy. Row 3 Coach D’Ambrosia. Coach Novak, Frank Shachart. Jeff Bryzinski. Richard Hunt, Tim McHale, Tony Reddick. Jim Settles. Mike Crawford. Tom Griffin. Tryone Johnson. Mark Peters. Zackery Wyatt. Coach j£g Johnson. Coach Johnson Row 4 Randy O'Brien. Scott Keller. Ray Nagel. Dave Torres. Jackie Friday. Jim Speagle. Mike Hanlon, | Stan Strutz, Tim Zelick, Bob Johnson, Deriek Waldroup, Dave Kissel, Mike Kendall. Wade Morris, John Porter. Scott Manioni. 104 The 1978 Varsity Brave Football Team finished the season with a 14-13 victory over Crete-Monee to end the 1978 Football season. All-Conference honors went to Tyrone Johnson at defensive-corner back, who was also nominated by the conference for All-State. Flonor-able Mention honors went to Jeff Brzinski at defensive and defensive tackle. Outstanding players were Wade Morris, Bob Johnson, Mike Kendall, and Terry Hartwig. Row 1 Bill Griffin. Mike Boyo. Chris Gunaka Row 2 Mike Conway. Dave Morgan. Chris Capodagli. Filip Morris. Bob Burgermier. S' John Kramer. Row 3 Coach Magurney. Doug Schmidt. Bernard McClinton, Tyrone Jackson. Dan Hammonds. Dave Zimbrich! lvan Knight, Kelly Kranz. Dave Oleary. Coach Curtin Row 4 Steve Renfrow. Rick Nelson. Lee Chaning. Mark Stevens. Reggie Jackson. Tim Shack. Pat Fealey. Benwood Brown. Carl Reddick. mKmwmmmSi 106 Row 1 Ronnie Johnson. Grover Calvert. Mark Johnson. Jim Kmet. Marty Mikiut. Michael Jackson. Row 2 Monte Crowley. Brian Bolda. Bill Sehkle. John Kein. Kevin Kiygowski. Terrarce Smith. Thomas Tucker Row 3 Paul Kennedy. Ed Anderson. Kenny Mose. Mike Johns. Tim Clemens. Peter Meegan. Angelo Jackson. Rob't Loiz. Peter Guteitiez. Dan Blokly Row 4 Kevin Watson. Tony Taylor. Greg Miller. Richie Kratz. Ron Nelson. Coach Agustine Coach Brown. Tony Anton. Bloke Heffelfinger. Todd Manneongi. Mark Smith. Saul McClinton. The Girls Varsity Volleyball team finished an excellent season with a (tie-for) third place finish in the conference. Senior Co-Captains JoAnn Pearson, and Caren Lyvers provided leadership as well as excellent skill. All - Conference honorable mention Honors went to Senior Caren Lyvers (spiker), Jrs. Gayle Floeckher (server) and Shari Kirkilas (all around) Congratulations on a fine season !!!! -------| naelene E 1st Row-Beth Cloud, Mary Kreis. Shari Kirkilas. Lori Wiersma. 2nd Row-Michelle Rock. Joanne Pearson, Caren Lyvers. Michaelene Koncel. 3rd Row-Beth Josma. Coach Doster. Vicki Paggi, 4th Row- Gayle Floeckher. Donna Littlejohn, Margie Trudeau. The Junior Varsity team consisted of young talented girls. There were only four sophomores on the team including Darlene Denman, Lori Martin, Carolyn McNichols, and Mary Smith. Freshman Dawn Daggy, Phyllis Denman, Sherri Price and Zanetta Whitler added their talent throughout the season. Also adding to the depth of the team were Lorin Chew, Michelle Harper, Lisa Melby, and Dee Dee Sca-lia, and Darlene Swidergal. Since the Junior Varsity team consisted mostly of Freshmen, our emphasis this year was working with basic skills. Next year Bremen can look forward to a winning year for Junior Varsity with these girls! 1st Row-Darlene Swidergal, Dierdre Scalia. 2nd Row-Lorin Chew, Dawn Daggy. Carolyn McNichols. 3rd Row- Mary Smith, Jane Conolly, Zanetta Whittier. Michelle Harper. 4th Row- Coach Lei-ken, Lisa Melby, Sheri Price, Phylis Denman, Darlene Denman. Lori Martin l t Row- D. Meyers. D. Leslie. M. Crowley. A. Jackson. G. Calvert. 2nd Row- T. Slattery. K. Muse. C. Stewrad. M. Johnson. C. Trent. Manager. 3rd Row- Mr. Kristan, J. Carter. R. Richmond. F. Sendra. G. Miller. J. Kmet. R. Nicholson. R. Johnson. Mr. Hrkel. Turkey Classic Efsept ower HillttesfS! Rich Central Hilfbrest Andrew Tiriley Park uincolnway W ) Evergre ’'’Pirk (53 68 Reavis 70-61 Thornridge I .64-77 Shepard Sophomores: First Row - C. Reddick. K. Corbett. T. Pope. Second Row - B. McClinton. M. Lindsey. R. Winfield, M. Boyd. Third Row - Coach Brown, R. Barnes, R. Johnson. D. Hammons, B. Ryback ■K=?v — 1— The Bremen sophomore cagers finished with a 13-10 record for the season. Highlights included winning the consolation in the Christmas Tourney, and advancing to the semi-finals of the Oak Forest Sophomore Invitational Tournament. Under the leadership of Coach Brown and Coach Augustine, the team showed special abilities that hope to carry into the coming year. Varsity Basketball Row 1- Luther Dillard, Craig Elzia. Ray Gill. James Williams. Zach Wyatt. Derrick Maxie. Tyronne Johnson Row 2- Coach Augustine, John Smith. Wade Morris. David Pittman. Darryl Wells. Chris Stokes. Darryl Reddick. Mike Lindsey. Coach Denman. 112 11J Varsity Frosh-Soph Thornton 54- 28 Hillcrest 68-104 100-44 Bloom 81- 88 Argo 110- 62 KKK Westview 90- 79 T.F. South 76- 91 77-86 Evergreen Park 78- 91 Eisenhouser 91- 80 Thornridge 6th out of 9 teams Oak Lawn 67-106 94-76 Tinley Park 92- 30 79-93 Oak Forest 55-116 Shepard 88- 84 First Row- Sue Adams, Diana Mitchell, Pam White, Sheila Dempsey, Kelly Brown. Sharon Dunn. Liz Buckels, Debbie Dempsey. Second Row- Dawn DeFay, Marian McHugh. Debbie Hayes, Maggie McCarey. Odette Perez, Sandy Beckendorf. Wendy Beckendorf, Karen Gregg. Ronda Rutter. Third Row- Jeanne Peters. Julie Muhlig. Cindy Anderson. Dina Dickler, Lisa Sheldon. Karen Krulczyk, Denise Outerbridge. Theresa Anderson. Maribeth Genovese. Le-nore Foetisch. Fourth Row- Jane Connelly. Nancy Bradshaw. ' Frosh- Varsity Soph Frosh A Reavis 13-47 29-36 9-56 Brother Rice 36-13 43-17 46-19 a Sandburg 25-24 24-34 6-55 1 Andrew 21-30 14-49 17-46 Hillcrest 27 27 23-23 42-20 Tinley Park lb-34 12-40 48-12 Bloom Trail 25-23 34-27 18-42 Evergreen Park 30-17 30-33 48-17 Andrew Frosh Tourney Sixth Place Harvard Fifth Place Waukegan Tenth Place Rich Central 30-25 36-27 41-21 Thornwood 17-31 jfc 31-18 Mt. Carmel 17-26 38-20 T.F North Thornton Crete-Monee 69- 0 $ Soph Tourney First Place Oak Forest 15-37 34-18 48 17 Glenbard West 44-26 Oak Lawn 21-26 t 116 Row 1- Bob Haan. John Lovejoy. Rich Hampton. Alvin Walls. Chris Gunaka. Row 2- Mike Zaffino. Joe Caldwell. Steve Renfrow. Pat Fealey. John Kruczek. Randy Torres. Tyronne Cook. Row 3- Tim Kaufman. Joe Chambers. Tony Anton. Jeff Shulte. Kelly Kranz, Tony Taylor. Bill Griffin. Coach Klacko. Row 1- Jesse Stewart, Brian Bolda. Charles Roberson, Jed Miller. Modiba Crawford. Steve Glyzewski. Row 2-Mark Schwartz, Peter Gutierrez, George Violeto, Dan Blakeli. Reggie Allen. Row 3- Darryl Hampton, James Burns, Kevin Watson, Todd Wilson, Mark Krygowski, Frank Hamlen, Saul McClinton Row 4- Hal Kaufman, Chris Charleston. Ronald Martin, Angelo Marjeski. Howard Renner Row 5- Tim Garner, Rich Pearson, John Cooper, Tony Taylon, Tom Whitcomb. Rav Clahoun. Mark Johnson. Coach Curtin. 1978-79 Wrestling The season record for the freshman was 13 wins and 5 losses. The wrestling squad consisted of 26 freshman. They did not lose a conference match, and they had the best freshman record in the school history. In tournament competition the freshman took 6th out of 18 teams at Hillcrest, and 8 out of 12 teams at Andrew’s tournament. The Sophomore Wrestling team finished with a fine 11-7 season. They won the B.H.S. Invitational and finished 3rd in the conference. Despite the fact that only 5 of the squad members had experience, the Braves showed excellent team strength and finished the season with 6 wins in succession. Individuals who will be counted on to wrestle on the varsity next season include: Chris Gun-aka, John Lovejoy, Joe Chambers, Kelly Kranz, Steve Renfrow, Mark Stevens, and John Kru-cyek. PRow 1-Chris Gunaka, Ernie Christmas. Tim Yucuis. Terry Culver. Charlie Collins. Paul Cook. John Zubek. Row 2-AI Jebens. Jim Speagle, Jerry Lewis. Tom Griffin. Chris Marganski. Don Mustard. Brian Campbell. Steve Renfrow. Row 3-Coach D’Ambrosio. Jeff Brzinski. Scott Keller. Jim Settles. Tim McHale, Ray Nagel. Joe Thielen. Derrick Waldroup, Bob Johnson. ! 118 VARSITY- Seated - Gail Lonkar. Sue Kel-leher. Carol Skorup. Standing - Sheila Kincaid. Donna tindeman. Janet Milton. Rachel Froberg The varsity bowling team completed the season with 6 wins and 8 loses. The sophomore team was third in the conference with a 9-4 record. The highlight of the season was, Gail Lonkar, junior and Rachael Froberg, sophomore, being named to the All-Conference team and getting their pictures onto the Wall of Fame. Gail was also the recipient of the Booster Club Coaches’ Award. Girl’s Track Varsity 1 crosh-Soph Rich East 40-46 29-11 Shepard 34-28 23-22 Rich South 41-36 39-37 Rich Central 40-49 31-30 Evergreen Pk 36-73 32-39 T.F. North 43-38 32-31 Crete-Monee 33-49 34-22 Andrews 49-43 Hillcrest 41-48 37-39 Tinley Park 25-54 23-24 Evergreen pk 34-73 40-44 Reavis 35-69 44-34 Rich Central 24-56 17-19 Oak Forest 24-72 24-34 T.F. North 48-57 36-31 Row 1- Donna Sweeney. Mary Lillie Row 2- Debbie Redman, Pam Hayes, Dorothy Swidergal, Vicki Paggi, Gayle Floeckher. Row 3- Joann Pearson. Lynn Connolly. Kim Rollins. Sherri Price. Beth Cloud. Laurie Wiersma, Linda Herron. The Girls Varsity Basketball team ended their season with a 2-18 record. Outstanding performances were turned in by Junior Kim Rollins -All Conference Honorable Mention Best Defensive Player. Senior Mary Lillie - Best Offensive Player and Junior Laurie Wiersma - Most Valuable. The Braves have next year to look forward to with returning Varsity players - Juniors; Nita Richardson, Gayle Floeckher, Dorthy Swidergal, Lynn Connelly, Sophomore Debbie Daggy, Freshman Sherri Price, and many talented Junior Varsity players. The Junior Varsity ended their season with an impressive record. The Best defensive player was freshman Phyllis Denman, Freshman Kim Turner was named Best Offensive Player while Gail Cooper took the honors in being named Most Valuable. Varsity Tennis: 1st - Charlie Collins. Mark Maratea. John Rudniski. 2nd - Dave Maratea. Mike Bordon. Kevin Reszel. Don Mustard. Greg Butler. Coach Hrkle IsenNBVver Bloom Invit? Bloom Invit. Shepard ra East Invit. VARSITY J-V 50 - 33 92 - 77 W 2nd Place Broke 4 Bloom Records FROSH'SOPH 3 50 120-66 90 - 76 6th of 12 72-97 92-52 Boys Swimming: 1st - Marty Moses, Greg Olson, Ken Keskel. Jim Whitcomb. Chris Kirkpatrick. 2nd Houlahan, Jim Duckwall. Dave Cox 126 The 1979 Varsity Swim Team had a very good season. The team finished with a final record of 11-4. The highlights of their season came early when Jim Whitcomb broke a meet record for the 200 yd free style at the Bloom Invitational. Also early in the season, senior Ken Keskel broke the 100 yd Breast stroke record against Hillcrest. The team capped the season with a conference victory in the medley relay. The championship medley team consisted of seniors Ken Keskel, Marty Moses, Greg Olson, and Jim Whitcomb. On the Sophomore level a 12-3 record was highlighted by Mike Mensi as he broke the school Sophomore breast stroke record. Above: Conference Champs -Medley Relay Team: Jim Whitcomb, Ken Keskel. Marty Moses, Greg Olson Left: Diving Team: Coach Davies. Dan Carten, Scott Lind-gren Girls Softball Gets Past Regionals The 1979 Softball team had a season of ups and downs. In the first year of Sophomore competition, the frosh. soph. squad went undefeated. They won the S.I.C.A. East Soph, title on the outstanding pitching performance of Jeri Scatena. Varsity Softball placed 2nd in conference with a 9-3 record and was characterized by some rough spots in otherwise steady performance. Things came together at the right time as they defeated Rich East and SICA North Champs. Bloom Trail to capture their first Regional Championship. The softball squad was honored to place 5 members on the SICA East All-Conference Squad. They are-Seniors Mary Lillie-Outfield, Nancy Siedlecki-Catcher and Lynda Scatena-lst Base. Juniors are-Gayle Floeckher-2nd Base and Margie Trudeau-Pitcher. 129 J. V. Softball: 1st - Lisa Wiersma. Rachel Fro-berg, Michelle Greenberg. Carolyn McNi-chols, Michelle Harper. 2nd - Coach Curtain. Gail Sedlecki, Lisa Melby. Sherry Price. Jeri Scatena. Kelly Brown. Sharon Johnson. 3rd -Jane Connolly, Lori Ritter. Pat Werderman. Cathy Zygadlo. Diane Kintz 130 u tcmcih Girls Varsity Softball: 1st - Marge Trudeau. Dawn Daggy. Sue Kelleher. Nancy Siedlecki. Gayle Floecker. 2nd - Dorothy Swidergal, Mary Lillie, Linda Scatena, Nita Richardson, Shari Kirklas Frosh. 1st - Ken Muse. Mark Smith, Pete Gutierrez. Tony Hofer, Charles Smith. 2nd - Jeff Sedlak. Mike Tattas. Mike Callahan. Tim Clemens, John Lyons. Troy Ing, Chris Ramos, 3rd - Glenn Dertz, Frank Sendra. Bob Steele. Steve Babka, Dennis Sullivan, Greg Miller, Andy Beck. Soph. Baseball. lst-Jim Donato. Jett Howard, Pat Berryman. 2nd-Frank Bernas, Rich Winfield. John Kramer, Rich Ladislas, Casey, Dave Zimbrich, 3rd-John Kruezek, Dave Stance. Coach DuFour, Mike Zaffino, Larry Scott Tim Bremen’s Sophomore baseball team finished second in the conference with 9 wins and 3 losses. The Sophomore team also finished second in the Shepard Tournament. Overall we had a fine season with a record of 15 wins and 6 losses. Varsity Soph Frosh Bloom Trail 4-11 4- 1 5-6 Shepard Rich East 12-16 11- 0 3-0 Mt. Carmel Marist 1- 4 3- 6 3- 1 6-8 T.F. South 8- 7 5- 2 6- 2 1- 3 Hillcrest 1- 2 6- 3 2-1 Hillcrest 9- 2 5- 6 6-7 Tinley Park 0- 2 5- 2 5-0 T.F. North 4- 3 7- 5 6-2 Evergreen 7- 0 4- 2 12-7 3- 6 7- 4 9-3 Rich Central 8- 0 2- 5 8-6 Oak Forest 0- 1 8- 9 9- 3 4- 1 Tinley Park 2- 6 3-10 3-7 Andrew 3- 7 T.F. North Rich Central Tinley Park KKK Westview 10- 3 6- 2 2- 6 15- 5 1- 2 14- 4 3-5 T.F. North Soph Tourney Shepard Lockport Brother Rice 2- 5 15- 5 5- 1 2- 1 0- 1 4-2 1st- Bob Daggy. Brian Plane. Bill Kinsella. Steve Costello. John Smith. Stan Strutz. Ron Banovich. Larson Honeysucker — 2nd - Coach. John Porter. Scott Mannaioni. Derrick Maxie. Mike Goulding. Joe Doesberg. Bob Hancock. Mike Kendall. Mike Hanlon. Coach, Paul McKenna. Bill Collins. Joe DeMarco. Jerry Woods ii 134 135 Varsity The girls track team ended their sea- son breaking 5 school records. The. ■following girls hold the new school Jump and € dles, Debbie Long Jump, Cxis Sc imers 2 Mile Run, and the 440 relay team of Gail Cooper, Laurie Wiersma. Debbie Daggy, and arleneDenr? Debbi mee r the state igh jump. Junior Varsity team conference. Outstan ' mances in the meet wer t by Cindy Schaelervl by Cindy Sc I Regina M lips. OrissI son t. nished 5th g perfor-turned in Carter, te Phil-John- Girl’s Track: 1st Row - Delores Lillie, Ellen Meyers. Orissa Henryel. Diana Dickover, Lorin Chew. Charmette Phillips. Sue Adams, Debbie Angewski. Judy Krause. 2nd Row - Lori Wiersma. Gail Cooper. Michelle Bassett. Maureen Darsey, Wanda Carter. Misty Barrett, Augela Davis. Cheryl Harper. Diana Ray. Darlene Denman. Shelia Dempsey. Donna Granata. Cindy Schaeffer. Donna Sweeney. Lori Henschel. 3rd Row - Maureen Wail. Pam Johnson, Gwen Scarver, Sandy Burton. Mary Quinn. Beth Josma. Valerie Westbrooks. Regina Matthews. Lisha Price. Eileen Krygowski. Mr. Reynolds, Debbie Daggy. Linda Anderson, Lori Martin, Janet Burke, Nancy Knight. Tracy Giggleman, Odetle Perez. f fJU isll m-d� Soph.: lst-Jim Thielen, Mark Tunzi. Charles Stewart. Pete Carpenter. Joe Taylor. Tony Elliot. 2nd-Angelo Jackson. Myron Bird, Kevin Sims. John Smith. Tim Peters. Fred Bartee. Darrien Stevens. Robert Moore. 3rd-Jim Bo-dinet. Chris Barajas. Dan Hammons. George Mekebak. Jim Kmet. Benwood Brown. Brett Wilson. Bob Richmond Varsity Track: lst-Chuck Yucuis. Steve Peters. Rodney Willis. Bill Vaughn. 2nd-Candy Mekebak. Elton Gray. Lenard Spicer. Jackie Friday. Niles Arrington. Kevin Cheatom, Capt. Bruce Lambert. Chuck Dickson. Tony Herron, Derrick Waldroup, Jim Williams, Phil Lambert. «| i Fall Football Tyrone Johnson Cross Country Kevin Cheatom-AII Conference Bruce Lambert-All Conference Chris Barajas-All Conference Conference Champs — Mark Jebens. Niles Arrington. Kevin Cheatom. Fred Hofer. Phil Lambert. Joe Taylor. Bruce Lambert. George Gross. Ken Keskel. Chuck Yucuis. Chris Barajas. Joe Thielen. Jim Williams. Jim Whitcomb. Billy Vaughn Winter Spring Track Debbie Daggy-State Qualifier Swimming Medley Relay Team-Conference Champs Jim Whitcomb. Ken Keskel. Marty Moses, Greg Olson Softball All Conference Lynda Scatena-AII Conference Nancy Siedlecki-AIIConference Mary Lillie-All Conference Gayle Floeckher-AII Conference Margie Trudeau-All Conference Basketball Michael Lindsey-All Conference Bowling Gail Lonkar-AII Conference Rachael Froberg-AII Conference Swimming Karen Welchko-State Qualifier Baseball Bob Daggy-AII Conference Bill Kinsella-AII Conference Gerry Woods-All Conference Boys Track Lenard Spicer-7th in State 2 Mile Relay Champs Phil Lambert. Bruce Lambert. Kevin Cheatom. Billy Vaughn $15-S� AWJ Organic Chemistry MORRISON AND BOYD OKI) EDITION MODERN ANALYTIC GEOMETRY 30 CO VALEDICTORIAN - KENNETH KESKEL Ken has been very active in his four years at Bremen High School. He has been on the cross country team for four years and also the track team for three years. Ken has also been on the swim team for four years, holding the position of team captain for two of those years and breaking the school breast stroke record this year. Besides his activities in sports. Ken is also very active in the organizations at Bremen. Ken has been involved in the Math Club and is presently holding the office of NHS president. After graduation. Ken plans to attend the Air Force Academy in Colorado. SALUTATORIAN - JANET ROCK Janet has also been an asset to Bremen organizations. She has been involved in the Math Club for four years. Janet has also been very active in the band at Bremen winning numerous awards in the Illinois State Solo and Ensemble contests all four years she has entered. Janet also received the John Phillip Sousa Award in band. She is an NHS member and was voted; Outstanding Senior Science Student. After graduation. Janet plans to attend Western University majoring in Pre-Pharmacy. President- Mary Lilly Vice-President- Lori Spencer Secretary- Maridonna Figliulo Class Of ’79!!! Robin Adkins Roseann Alma I Michael Allen I Nanci Alpers Jim Athans Niles Arrington Brian Barron National Honor Society Row 1-Julie Katzenberger. Wendy Bell, Maridonna Figliulo, Ken Keskel, Tom Chochrek, Janet Rock. Row 2- Denise Marquette. Pam Green. Barb Dempsey, Ruth Degroot. Donna Sweeney, Colleen Zimbrich, Debbie Rizzi, Mary Lilly. Row 3- Mr. Hulfachor, Steve Whittier, Pam Combs. Mark Hollingsworth. Mark Schmidt, Bob Meyer. Michelin Dabrowski. Janice Kennedy 149 Joseph Bolka Maureen Bleck 150 Sharon Bond Janet Bonnes Mark Brandon Kim Briski Charles Brown Jeffrey Brzinski 1 Roberta Bubeck a Tim Burke I Gregory Butler I Ralph Butler Teresa Butler Nancy Calhoun Lewis Carlassara Sharon Carter Lillian Carr Brian Calvert Craig Cashion Lynda Carlson Eleanor Carter 151 Lawrence Claiborne Mary Cirkosz Victor Cercone Thomas J. Chochrek Nancy Chichester Donna Clayton Robert John Clyde Cynthia Coleman 152 Ruth Degroot Micheline Dabrowski Joanne Dalton Colleen Cronin Tom Curtin Anne DeKerf Sue Demski Barb Dempsey Glen Doherty Bob Dineen Norman DePillars Francine Dombrowski Mary Duggan Dan Dwyer Kevin Edwards Mark Egge 153 Michelle Engwall ■ Susan Ennis I Constance Evans H Patti Farley Ak. A Cathy Fealey I Jean Ferraro Chris Fleming A Dorothy Ford Dale Frontzak ■ Pat Fudge FACULTY REJECTS Maridonna Figliulo A Renee Gabriello 154 Sandy Grabowski I John Grazulis Pam Green Michael Goulding 155 Terry Hartwig Tom Hayden Rhonda Haynesworth Janet Heath Cindy Helmick Cindy Henning Ed Henschel Barb Hick Ed Hickey Cathee Hicks Chuck Hillyer Fred Hofer Diana Holeman 156 Mark Hollingsworth Gail Holuj ■ James Hopkinson ■ Michael Horvath Richard Hunt 1 Sharon Jachim E Brenda Jackson Allen Jebens Donna Jellema Eric Johnson Erin Johnson Patricia Jazo Rosemary Johnson Robbie Jones Linda Kay Tom Kapsalis Julie Katzenberger Cornell Kincaid Ken Keskel 158 Bill Kinsella Katy Kintner Mike Kintz Lori Kirinch Loretta Kirkwood Steve Kreuz Dawn Kowalski Eileen Krygowski Rich Kszyminski 159 Mary Lillie William Lillie Mark Litko Drake Lundin Karen Lindberg Thomas Lyons John Lyons Brenda Lynch Caren Lyvers David Lucin Ann Marie Lewis Jill Magiera Michelle Majchrzak Gail Malone Denise Marquette 160 Mark Maratea Ginny Marrello Steve Martin Sheila Marren Chris Matthis Tim McClarence Inger McDonald Paul McKenna Kathy McFarland Mary McLaughlin Kathy McGeever Marty Mikolajewski Rosemarie Meegan Bob Meyer Gem Meenan ■ 161 Kathy Mikrut Anthony Miller Cheryl Miller ■ Cynthia Miller ■ Jackie Miller H Mark Miller Jeff Molstad Mark Morris Cheryl Mossman Sandy Mitchell Marty Moses Michael Murphy 162 Pat McNamara Linda Navigato Janis Orgel ■ Kathy Ottens Mary Parchman 163 JoAnn Pearson Shawn Pennington Mike Peters Clayton Peterson Kathy Peterson Dave Reed Debra Rizzi Anthony Reddick Janet Rock Julie Ruibis Kevin Rockrohr Sandra Rollins John Renfrow Phillerian Price Patty Rickey Jean Richardson 164 Richard Saternus Lynda S. Scatena Ed Rzab Steve Schade Mark Schmidt Brenda Schultz Pamela Sedlak Gerard Schlichter Larry Seliga 165 Floyd Simon Kathy Simos Michael Sindt Nancy Siedlecki Kathleen Smith H Romel Smith Alma Smith David Stevens Debbie Steel Bruce Stadter Lorraine Spencer Michelle Springer 166 . Jim Terpstra Lenora Terrell Joe Thielen Cindy Tijerina David Torres Robert Tracy Joyce Trella Joyce Tullis Valencia Waldroup Mark Wallent Barbara Anne Walsh Monica B. Ware Darryl Wells Karin Weygandt Jim Whitcomb Tammy M. Wielkopolan Maureen Widstrom Terry Whitney Steven G. Whittier 168 Kim Witt Dan Wilson William Willis o Rodney Willis James Williams Barbara Wood Gerry Woods I Kim Wrobel 169 Rose Ann Alina college and take physical therapy or dentistry Brian Calvert worjt college, tennis 1.2.3 Balynda Allen Thornton college wants to ologist, concert choir 4, pom pons 4 Nancy Chichester work, marriage, concert cho 1.2.3,4, track 1 Nandi Alpers work. ch erleader? Q .''Echo 3,4g Thomas J. Chochrek University of Illinois. N.H.S. 3,4. Niles Arrington Dubuque University, band 1.273, varsity B club 4, football 2. tennis 1, track 3- cross ontry l. jf speech club 1.2, Student council 1. wrestling l’ Pchd' 1.2,3.4. Oracle 4. Snowflake Court Mary Cirkosz work, O.E. 4 : Wendy Bell Robert Morris Business College, French club 1,2, N.H.S. 4, O.E. 4. pom pons 2. math club 1 Robert John Clyde Southern Illinois University, arrow 1.2. band 1..' 3 4. dolphins 1.2,3,4, thespians 1,2.3. swimming 2. wrestling 1. photo 2,3 Wendy Benkendorf ’ ton, marria worlc dol- Cynthia Coleman IIT, majoring in computer sciences phins 4, FjjE R.O. 3, V.I.C A 3. swimming 2.4 Joanne Bernas college, track or engineering, concert choir 3.4, N.H.S. 3,4, pom pons 2,3,4, i- Jacalyn Bettridge St. Annes in Nova Scotia, get ric travel Bill Collins Thornt ball 1.2,3,4. bas ■, varsity B Club 4. Base- Maureen Bleck college, marriage, D.E.C.A. 4. fjom! fin IS 3.4, H.C. court 4, Snow Flake Court 4 1 Pamela Combs Western College, band 1.2,3.4, French club 3 Joanne Michelle Connelly U of I. thespians 2,3.4 University of Illinois, arrow 3,4. choir 1,2,3,4, dolphins 4. thespians „ .. _ . enr,,s 3 Kathy Craig college, concert choir 4. thespians 3.4 country Colleen Cronin Notre Dame, dolphins 2. N.H.S 3.4. speech club 2. student council 4. B club 2.3,4, swimming 1.2,3. lighting club 1,2.3, Snowflake court 4 Charles Brown Colorado. University, science club 2,3,4, basketball 1. golf 1,2,3, tennis 1,2,4, com puter club 3,4 ki Loyola, marriage, concert choir . 3.4, French club 2.3,4. N.H.S. 4, math club Jeffrey Brzinski college, N.H.S. 3,4, Varsity B Club Ruth Degroot work, later college, N.H.S. 3,4, basket-3.4, football 1,2,3,4. wrestling 1,2,3,4 ball 2. track 3 Roberta Bubeck work, college part-time, O.E. 4- trea- Barb Dempsey Carroll, softball 2. math club 3,4 surer, softball 1, class officer Vice President 3 Gregory A. Butler college, band 1,2,3.4, German club 2.3, N.H.S. 3.4, football 1, tennis 3, math club and mathletes 1,2,3.4 Bob Dineen Thornton, footba1' : 170 Fj Mark Egge college, work, baseball 1, basketball 2, football 1,2,3,4, Snowflake Court club 4, tennis 2,3,4, math club, mathletes 3 Constance Evans work, band 2, volley ball 1 Richard Hunt army, football 2,3,4, track 3.4. afro 2,3,4 Patti Farley work, college, concert choir 2,3,4. Patricia Jazo college French club 1,2. pom pons 3 Maridonna Figliulo college, cheerleaders 2,3,4, French club 2.4. N H S 3.4. B club 4, Echo 3. class officer 4 John Grazulis Thornton, chess clu 3.4 Pani Green college in Michigan. N.H.S. 4, mathletes i 123A, math club 1.2T3.4 Karen Ann Gregg work — Midlothian State Bank, dolphins 1, O.E. 4, B. flub 2,3.4, swimming 1,2,4. timettes 1 Laura Hailahan work. O.E. 4. student council 1 Michael J. Hanlon work, school, baseball 1,2,3,4, basketball 2, football 1,2,3.4, wrestling 1 Sharon Hardy work, cheerleaders 2, O.E. 4, track lJr timerette 1 wf Cindy Helmick Thornton, FHA 1, O.E. 4, photo 1,2 Alien Jebens liT college, science club 1 tling 1,2.3.4 Donna Jeliema Moraine Valley, Sp N.H.S. 3,4. math club 1,2,3.4 Bob Johnson Carthage. N.H.S. 3,4 B club 1.2,3,4, track 3, wrestling 1,2,3,4 Julie Katzenberger U of I. concert choir. 1,2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, thespians 2,3,4, Echo 2,3,4, math club 1,2,3,4, mathletes 1.2,3,4, computer club 2.3.4, timettes 1 Michael Kendall Northern II. N.H.S 3,4, V.I.C.A. 1.2.3.4, basketball 1,2, football 1.2.3.4, Turnabout King 4, Snowflake Court Ken Keskel Air Force Academy, Engineerir cine, dolphins 2,3,4, N.H.S. 3.4. B club 2.3.4 i ming 1.2,3.4, track 1,2, cross country 1.2.3 nabout Court 4. Snowflake King 4 Bill Kinsella 'liversity, N.H.S. 3, B club 4, Fred Hofer Law Enforcement school, Thorfiton, baseball 1,J,3,4, basketball 1 thespians 1,2,3, B club 3,4, baseball 1, track Z.sA.jf • cross country 1,2,3,4, Echo 4, Turnaboutj ourt Diana Holeman college, band 1,2,3.4. ddl hins 2,3 Mark Hollingsworth college. Butler University and U of I, band 1,2,3,4, German club 1.2, N.H.S. 3,4, chess club 1. Katy Kintner work, concert choir 3,4, dolphins 1, girl's choir 2 David M. Kissel Southern II. N.H.S. 3,4. B club 4, . football 1,2,3,4, track 2,3, wrestling 1, Snowflake Court Gail Holuj work, cheerleaders 2,3,4, student council 2, B club 4, H.C. court 4 Cynthia Kitching II. state, cheerleaders 4, concert choir 3,4, pom pons 4, afro 1,2,3,4 Michael Horvath college, Illinois, work part time, B Merry Klimala college. Spanish club 1,2, math club 1,2,3,4, mathletes 1,2,3,4, computer club 2,3,4 Laura Kohlman Northern college. Echo 3. bowling 2 Kathy McGeever Thornton, D.E.C.A. 4, FHA 2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Echo 3,4, timettes 2 Steve Kreuz Circle Campus, band 1,2,3 4. French club 1,2, golf 1,2,3.4 Paul McKenna work, college, N H.S. 3,4, B club 4, V.I.C.A. 4. baseball 2,3,4 Eileen Krygowski Varsity B Club 4, basketball 1, tennis 2,3.4, volley ball 1,2, Homecoming Queen, Beth Nemeth work and marriage, concert choir 3,4 Snowflake Court 4 Bruce Lambert Dubuque University, baseball 1,2, football 1,2, track 3.4, cross country softball 1.2.3, tennis 1,2,3 M L Gregory L. Olson University of Illinois, dolphins 2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4. thespians 3,4, B club 4, swimming 1.2,3,4, tennis 1,2, cross country 1, lighting club 4 Mary Lillie college, Varsity B ClSfc 3, basketball 1,2,3,' Janisf i Orgel Thornton, work, German club 1.2, O.E. student aide 2, FTA 2 Karen Lindberg college, concert choir 1,2,3,4, thespians 2,3,4, F.T.A. 1,2,3 Brenda Sue Lynch work and marri; ice club 1 JoAnn Pearson college, concert choir 4 po 3,4, student council 2.3. B club 4, basketb track 1,2,3, volley ball 1,2,3.4. afro 1,2,3,4 Mike Peters college, student council 2,3,4, swimming Michelle Majchrzak college jjfibuthern, arrow 4, band photography 3 1, dolplpns 1,2,3.4, Snowflake Court 4 Denise „ Marquette col lege- Northern, Masters in Medi- II, wiaaici 3 III IVICUI- 1234 cal Technology, marriage and family, band 2.3.4-Color Guard Captain, FHA 2,3-treasurer. N.H.S. I 3.4. O.E. 4, tennis 1, Echo 1,2, timette 1,2-swim-ming and cross country Clayton W. Peterson college, dolphins 2,3,4. student council 3,4, swimming 1,2,3. Echo 1,2,3,4, lighting Mark Porter Springfield Missouri, major in music — Bible college, band 1,2,3,4, football 1,2 Geni Meenan University of Edinburgh, London Uni-Jl versity. FHA 3. French club 4 tennis 1,2.3.4, Echoff Anthony Brian Reddick Westminster college, concert basketball 2, football 4. track 2. wrestling 4, afro Bob Meyer SIU, arrow 2, band 2,3,4 N.H J golf 1. swimming 1.4 Jacqueline Miller work Jean Marie Richardson linois or Chicago state, concert choir 4, pom pons 3,4, afro 1,2 Patricia Rickey marriage, concert choir 4, s Cheryl Moosmann U of I. worj D.E.C A club geWfehoir 1.2 ming 2, girls chorus J J ■«— . Janet Rock college, band 1.2,3.4. Spanish club 2.3, -Marty Moses Southern II, dolphins 2,3, B club 2,3,4, N-.H.S. 3i imettes 2. math club and mathletes swimming 1,2,3.4. track 1,2, cross country 1,2,3, 1,2,3,4 Turnabout Court 4 Michael Murphy concert choir 4 Therese M. Ryan college, career, marriage, concert choir 2,3,4, French club 1 Lynda S. Scatena college, work, Thornton, B club 3,4, softball 2,3,4, track 1 1, afro club 1,2,3,4 Mark Schmidt college, band 1,2,3,4, German club 1,2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, thespians 1,2,3,4. mathletes 1,2,3 Steven G. Whittier U of I medical school. N.H.S. 3,4, basketball 1,2, football 4, chess club 3,4 Nancy Ann Shinn Southern Illinois, concert choir 4, thespians 1,2,3,4 Tammy M. Wielkopolan college, concert Choir 1,2,3,4. thespians 3,4, student aide 3 ■L' Laura Shuttleworth work and marriage,- O.E. 4, bowling 1,2,3.4 James WUMms Western. ork at Yellowstone Park, B club 4, track 1,2,3,4, cross .ntry 3.4 Nancy Siedlecki college, B club 3,4. softbarll 1,2 ,4 Rodney Willis work, coH club 4. track 3.4 lid 1,2.3, N.H.S. 3.4. B Dan Wilson college, arrow 2.3, band 1,2:3,4, thes •■''(wi.cBCi-miuw 4,o, uauo i.a.J, , Kathy Simos Thornton, photograph, concert choir ans 2,3, B club 4. football 1.2,3.4. wrestling 2.4, 0.E.-4 dent aide 4 -.4H BaSa thespi-1, sfu- Alma Smith Army, concert choir 2,3.4, pom 2,3, afro 1,4 2, N.H.S. 4. B club 4 Barbara Wood collegefcheerieaders 3.4, French club Smith Howard University Washington D.C. Ar- Gerry Woods college ISU, N.H.S. 3,4. B club 4 1. concert choir 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2, student coun- ball 1,2,3,4, golf 1,2,3 ’ Romel row cil 3,4, tennis 1, class officer 3 base- Timothy R. Spell Thornton, accounting, concert choir 4. D.E.C. 4. Tim Yucuis college, N.H.S. 3,4, B club 4, football 1,2, wrestling 1,2,3,4 Lorraine Spencer SIU, cheerleaders 3, dolphins 2.3,4. swimming 1,2.4, class officer 1,4 June Zawisza work, marriage, concert choir 3,4, track 1 Michelle Springer Thornton, LPN nursing, concert choir 2,3,4 Peggy Zielke work, college, marriage, concert choir 1.2j3,4f|German Club 1. volley ball 1 Don Sweeney Thornton, German club 3, Echo 2,3.4 science fiction 2 brich colfege, Spanish Club 1,2, N.H.S Joe Thielen Chicago Circle Campus, band 1.2, track 1,3, cross country 1,2,3,4, wrestling 1,2,3 Robert Tra work. ars then 4 year college, Barbara Anne Walsh college Monica B. Ware ISU pom pons 2,3,4. tennis 1. ft IfWVwtik a? , basketball 2.3.4. track ? '■ ' . , .. V' s •' , ■ «• ■ WAIKIKI .. was the place for 76 Bremen seniors over spring break. Cameras, sunburns, sand, and tanning lotions were everywhere. Hanuama Bay, Makapuu, Booze Cruise, Ala Moana Center, International Market Place and the beach all seemed like home for, the all too short vacation. This was the second time Bremen seniors visited the islands. Each year seems bigger and better. From the first Aaaallooooha to the last minute T-shirt shopping, Hawaii will always be a happy memory for at least 76 Bremenites. Aloha and Mahalo! one of 3 sailing crews 174 mopeds in the hills Bus 8 to Pearl Harbor Fast Eddie’s Disco The Library Zombie: Rich Haunama's toilet bowl I Remember Tammy at the rail the raid at Da Sting seventh floor partys Rice at The Miramar grass mats at ABC Discount 1. The Hawaiian Hat Mob 2. See my 26 dolla pierced ear? 3. Now gimme that room key! 4. We are going to a Huki lau 5. The look of quiet terror ... 6. Another one of Whittier's disco outfits 7. Waiting in the wings 8. Body surfing at Makapuu 9. Al Harrington and friend Madelyn Adams Marian Adler Mark Allen Robert Anastasia Cynthia Anderson William Anderson Junior Class Is 1 The Junior Class had great spirit this year during Homecoming week. They not only won the Spirit jug, but also, they came in first place in the Talisman Events. Junior Class officers are: Laura Dahl-man — Secretary, Sue Matz — Vice President. Janet Katzenberger — President, Laurie Reeks — Treasurer. 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Katzenberger Kim Kaufman Sue Kelleher Scott Keller Lucy Kelly Luther Kelly Mark Kemens Christine Kenny Kathy Kent Allison Kern Sheila Kick Kelly Kickert Tim Kintz Shari Kirkilas Chris Kirkpatrick Diane Kissel Diana Knapp Lynn Koch Michaelene Koncel Ed Kosobucki Don Kramer Judy Krause Mary Kreis Ron Kujawa Phillip Lambert Joe Langnes Stanley Latting Ira Laws Jeffrey Lenart Mel Levy Alta Mae Lewis AnnMarie Lewis Jerry Lewis Donna Lindeman Donna Littlejohn Gail Lonkar Gloriann Lovejoy George Lustro Jay Malmborg Renee Manley Scott Manaioni Chris Marganski MaryBeth Marren Rich Matura Jim Matuszewski Sue Matz Tom McCarey Sharon McCreary 186 Molly McErlean Daniel McGuire Timothy McHale Barbara McKenna Melvin McPhail Candace Mecebak Faith Minink Debra Milen Tonimarie Milianta Elizabeth Moore Wade Morris Mike Mueller Julie Muhlig Diane Mulinaro Kelvin Munsch Donald Mustard Raymond Nagel Jan Nawraca) Brenda Neeley Charles Neighbor Mark Nelsen Kim Nevin Michael Noell Michael Obrien Randy Obrien Jeff Olson Anthony Orfino Joseph Orsolini Robert Outerbridge Pat Paluszkiewicz Beth Parson Sandra Parson David Paschal Mark Paulsen Deborah Peak Kathy Peak Kathleen Pence Jennifer Peters Steve Peters Curt Peterson Martin Pheps Susan Phillips Cheryle Pickett Mary Placier Brian Plane Mark Pohlman John Porter Linda Powers Mary Powers William Powers Donna Price James Proctor Jill Provancal Timothy Ramberg 187 Brian Ratulski Danetta Ray Debbie Redman Laurie Reeks Robert Remik Kevin Reszel Bridett Reynolds Cheryl Riley Debra Rock Michelle Rock Helen Rogalny Kim Rollins Cynthia Rosolowski Sidney Rowell John Rudniski Ronda Rutter Stephen Scalia Robert Schaefer Lyn Schaffenberger Cynthia Schmidt Dawn Schock Paul Schoeckel Michael Schroeder Wayne Schronski Steven Scianna Lisa Scott Jeffery Seliga Cathy Semyck Ronald Sendera Sharon Seufert Timothy Sharp Deborah Sharpe Pamela Shepard Dawn Shoemaker Celeste Sigrist Thomas Sill Diana Sims Frank Skarski Carol Scorup James Smith Joann Smith Joyce Smith Mary Smith Paula Smith Vanessa Smitl Roy Smithson Glenn Socki Rebecca Sohl James Speagle Lenard Spicer Marc Stanis Mark Stanely John Stealey Gregg Sternes 188 Eddie Stevens Mike Stolarek Charles Streeter Ruth Strouhal Steve Strugnell Stan Strutz Erin Sullivan Rebecca Suria Dorothy Swidergal Kathryn Tarro James Taylor Donna Tortorelli Anthony Trent Margaret Trudeau Scott Tuominen Derel Turner Donna Udoni James Vacek Rose Vavrinek Karen Villarreal Raymond Violetto Pam Vogt Ronald Vonwerder Janice Wysther Kurt Waaso Julia Wagoner Carol Wail Derrick Waldroup James Walker Linda Walker Brooks Wayne Kathy Webb Glen Weber Colleen Welch Karen Welchko John Wenzel Debbie Werderman Cheryl White Raychelle White Tony Wielkopolan Laurie Wiersma Mary Wilfenger Jan Wojciechowski James Woodcock Linda Woods Alton Worix Randee Lee Wright Roger Wrzesinski Zachary Wyatt Chuck Yucius Robert Yunker Christine Zielke John Zubik Barb Zygadlo Vincent Zylvitis Thirty-two Bremen juniors went to Washington D.C. 7 T' ' V' At 6:30 A.M. on Monday morning of Spring vacation, the senic cruiser left Midlothian with 32 Bremen juniors: destination ... Washington D.C. and surrounding areas. In seven days, they would see the White House, Capitol building, supreme court, historic monuments. Smithsonian Institute, Kennedy Center. Mt. Vernon. Jamestown, Williamsburg, Bureau of Engraving, and numerous other sights. Memorable moments included some of the following: The frisbee on the roof shakedown How Mouse lost his drawers Symphonic coughing in E minor Jungle noises on the bus pillows against Wahlberg's wall McCarey’s special eating habits teaching the bus schwoogie iate night rendezvous in rm. 116 1. Welcome to Washington 2. Cameras ready for action 3. Adopt this child 4. Mt. Vernon assembly 5. What, no camera? 6. The Washington Toothpick 7. undercover agent 8. Ain’t that the truth? ■■■■■■ Hi, I'm Suzy for the SBD Oooop! _ � Allezzz Jimmy Carter kissed me right here Rogue's gallery printing NORA' Thirty-two strangers alone with their baggage and hesitations, chart destinations, and cross their destinies An Odyssey begun, and trekked along roadways and traced in the faces of the hopeful and unexpected Against the miles and the odds of survival, the thirty-two seekers were high in anticipation of curiosities, scandals, and American pastimes. Amidst the confusion of changing history the revolutionaries battle the foes of politics, and fight for the American dream renewed; a place in line. In the evening lights of the capitol. thirty-two companions reflected the battles won and lost and the dreams shared, and as they sat in the midst of the thoughts, like the lights, they glowed Marge Janie 80 Matt Aschenbrenner Edith Baity Cookie Baker Chris Abies Brian Adams Debra Adams Tim Aikens Rosetta Alina Aloysius Amaloo Lori Amendola Rhonda Amundson Peggy Andrews Tammy Arndt Monica Bennett Wayne Bennett Michael Bergstrom Frank Bernas Laurie Bernsteen Patrick Berryman Paul Bersell John Bettridge Marie Bisaillon 1% Patrica Blose Gina Bolka Stephen Borden Laura Bostrom Michael Boyd Nancy Bradshaw Charmain Bresinger Kathy Briski Elizabeth Brooks Benwood Brown Bobby Carr Daniel Carten Tim Casey Jay Casillas Marykay Cassidy Lisa Castillo Lawrence Ceja Joseph Chambers Lee Chaney Regina Buck Bob Buergermeier Kim Buikema Jean Burke Susan Bush Margaret Butler Myron Byrd Chris Capodagli Mark Carman 197 Robin Chico Walter Childs James Chochrek Doug Christianson Kevin Clemens Vernell Cloney Joseph Colwell Brian Combs Jane Connolly Michael Connelly Darlene Conway Mike Conway Tyrone Cook Degusizz Cooper Kim Corbett Allen Cornwall Ellen Corse John Costello Suzanne Couture Nancy Curran Keven Czajkowski Debbie Daggy Natalie Damico John Davies Angela Davis Fred Dechene Christine Delbovo Shari Demonbreun Mark Demonte Deborah Dempsey Diane Dempsey Darlene Denman Nannette Desantis Diana Dickover Warren Doise Dawn Dombrowski James Donato Carolyn Dormann Johnny Dossett Veronica Douglas Debra Drenner Dan Dudley Deborah Dukes James Dunker Michelle Dusza David Dutkiewicz Anthony Elliott Richard Elzinga Dawn Erffmeyer Walter Eubanks Elice Evans Ronald Evans Pat Fealey Carlotta Figliulo David Fisher Steven Foetisch Mary Frazier Julie Fredrick Joseph Frigo Richael Froberg Connie Frontzak Sharon Gander Mary Genovese Tracy Giggleman Kathy Gildea William Goodwyn James Gorz Colleen Goulding Laura Gramm Sherrie Granata Kathryn Green Alan Greenberg William Griffin Charles Gullo Chris Gunaka James Gundich JoAnne Haan Robert Haan Debra Hagensee Penny Haley Lori Halvorsen Daniel Hammons Helen Hanley Cheryl Harper Diane Harris Kelly Harris Michael Henning Virginia Henning Robin Henry Laura Hill Dale Hirschfield Patricia Hofemann Edward Houlahan Jeffrey Howard Sheniece Howard Rhonda Horne Anthony Hudak Richard Huffman Richard Hulsey Vivian Hunt Theresa Isom Reginald Jackson Rhonds Jackson Tyrone Jackson Phillip Jacobs James Janie Sharon Johnson Pamela Johnson Dawn Johnstone Larena Jones Joseph Jugenitz Barbara Katz Tim Kaufman Sue Keller Florence Kelly Jennifer Kennedy Sheila Kincaid Bradley Kindred Robert Kingdollar Ivan Knight Kelly Kwiatkowski James Labeots Lori Lackscheide Richard Ladislas Perry Lambert Janell Lanster Linda Kohlman Carl Kohnhorst Mary Kolodziej Kelley Koppers Sylvia Kosobucki Laura Kowalski John Kramer Kelly Kranz Sharon Krause Karen Krolczyk John Kruczek Mike Kurczewski Greg Lange Barbara Langnes Cynthia Latting Sandra Lawrence Helen K. Lekavich Bonita Lewis Melvin Lindsey Susan Litko Daniel Lodygowski LaVonne Lohrbach Jeffrey Lonkar Blaine Louder Beverly Love John Lovejoy Kellie Luchene Ronda Lukes John Lustro Patricia Lynch Peter Lyons Mary Mclean Beth Maloney David Maratea Patti Markham Patrick Marren Michelle Marshall Lori Martin Mary Martin David Matthis James Matthis Amy Matura Keith Matuszewski Scott Maximoff Shawn McBride Bernard McClinton John McFarland Linda McGuire Mari McLaughlin Carolyn McNichols Michael Mensi Sandra Mentink Brad Messinger Charles Meyer Jennie Meyer Ellen Meyers Elisabeth Meyers Dale Miller Francine Miller Kathryn Miller Tracey Miller Janet Milton Robert Moore Mike Moosmann David Morgan Philip Morris William Muhlig Debbie Myers Pamela Myers Richardo Nelson Kevin Nevin Lori Nichols Mark Noe Teresa Novick Kelly O'Brien David O’Leary Samuel Olloway Douglas Oster Robert Parrillo Bruce Paschal Dwight Pennington Robert Perreira Robert Peters Jeanne Peters Alicia Phillips Faith Phillips William Phipps Mark Pickrum Donna Piejko Walter Podgurski Robin Poe Rober Pope Truman Pope Victoria Porter Kirk Poulsen Lisha Price Mark Price Thomas Provancal Mary Quinn Timothy Rank Ray Selma James Readdy Carrey Reddick Kenneth Redman Mary Reeves Steve Renfrow Charles Renner Theresa Restivo Valerie Reynolds Sheril Richmond James Rickey Lori Ritter Vincent Rizzi Deborah Rizzuto Jeff Roberts Darcell Robbinson Ramona Rodriguez John Roeda Philip Roeda George Rogers Patricia Rozek David Rutter Bradley Rybak Cami Sanders Gwendolyn Scarver Herman Scarver Janie Schavoni Douglas Schmidt Keith Schmidt Timothy Schock Jeffrey Schulte C. Schwingueber John Scott Larry Scott Janice Sendera Lisa Sheldon Dina Sickler Russell Siedlecki Marianne Sikirica Richard Simmons Hilda Sims Brenda Sinsh Suzanne Sinkhorn Tamberline Siok Sally Sisk Lori Sitarz Maria Skarski Yolanda Smallwood Fredrick Smith Kevin Smith Mary Smith MaryLou Smith Laura Smoot Sharon Snyders Mary Socki Gregory Sohl Alexis Sommers Tammi Soukup Todd Sparrey Vickie Sponaugle Thomas Springer David Stance Debra Steele Robert Steele Darren Stevens Mark Stevens 202 Wendy Stipcevich William Stoecker David Stoltz Jimmy Struebing Dan Sullivan John Sullivan Sandra Swan Thomas Swanson Beth Tatro Joseph Taylor Sheldon Taylor James Thielen Jeffrey Toland Randy Torres Mary Tracy Laura Treece Sandra Tucker Ronald Tunno Mark Tunzi Anne Turngren Edward Utes Manuel Vesquez Jeffrey Vervlied Joann Vogt Linda Waldo Lisa Waldroup Carla Walker Patricia Walsh Frank Weglarz Victor White Nazaree Whitman Mike Wieronski Lisa Wiersma Barry Williams Brett Wilson Dawn Wilson Michael Wilson Richard Winfield Kris Winnie Stephanie Wisch Laura Wisniewski Stella Wisniewski Kristin Witt Bianca Wojciechowski Mark Woods Michael Zaffino Mario Zarantenello Ron Zarantenello Jill Zawisza Glenn Zetterberg David Zimbrich Helen Zohfeld Sharon Zohfeld Mervin Zroback 203 Susan Adams Kevin Adamski Denise Alexander Reginald Allen Sue Ann Altemus Lynn Amendola Edward Anderson Linda Anderson Robert Anderson Sheri Anderson Theresa Anderson Debra Andrzejewski Anthony Anton Steve Babka Mark Baker Fred Bartee Michelle Basick Sandra Bauer Andy Beck Susan Belenske Sandra Benkendorf MarJe Bennett James Bettridge Myra Black The Freshmen class elected the following officers for the 1978-79 school year: Dennis Sullivan, president; Mary Shanahan, Vice-President; Debbie Harris, Secretary; DeTorahB hm Diane Kintz, Treasurer. The officers worked very hard Raymond Bobiink selling stuffed animals this past April to raise some money James Bodinet for the entire freshmen class. All totalled, the freshmen have almost $150.00 in their treasury for next year. William Bogusz Brian Bolda Shermane Bond Timothy Borden Lillian Bowman William Brenner Michael Brewer Terri Briston Jerry Brossard Kathleen Brown Randy Browning Robert Bruce Cortez Bryson Carrie Bubeck Dawn Bulow James Burns Susan Burress Sandra Burton Bobby Caldwell Raymond Calhoun Michael Callahan Grover Calvert Janice Calvert Rosemary Camarillo Wendy Carlson Laurie Carney Jay Carrig Catherine Carten Johnny Carter Wanda Carter Jeffrey Casillas Daniel Castaneda Louis Ceja Chris Charleston Lorin Chew Lisa Chiappetta Regina Chiarmote Arlene Claiborne Michael Cloud Alice Coffey Rachel Coleman Sherri Coleman Sidney Commings Jerome Cooper Gid Copley Cathy Crawford Modiba Crawford Derric Criglear Cheryl Crowell Brian Czajowski Dawn Daggy Debra Dahl Jeffrey Dandurand Edmund Daniels Louise Dameron Joanne Davies Celnita Davis Diane Davis Heather Davis Rhonda Davis Theresa Davis Debra Dechene Dawn Defay Bertha Demonte Sheila Dempsey Phyllis Denman Glen Dertz 207 Donald Dickover Sharon Dillard Denise Dillman Kevin Dineen Maureen Dorsey Deidre Douglas Brian Dowaliby James Downey Thomas Doyle Thomas Drake Barbara Duball Rebecca Dunker Sharon Dunn Raymond Dupras Daniel Duvall Jill Dye Sean Foley Laura Frazier Crystal Fudge Michael Gaines Donald Gabriel Steven Glyzewski Thomas Godin Sharon Gonzales Thomas Gorz Donna Granata Kim Grandchamp David Green Michelle Greenberg Marie Griffin Julie Grzadzinski Brenda Guinn Peter Gutierrez Carla Guyton Kim Haan Robert Hall 208 Sharon Hall Frank Hamler Darryl Hampton Ed Hanley Jerry Haran Michelle Harper Debbie Harris Mae Harvey Priscilla Harvey Kim Hawkins Thomas Hawkins Debra Hayes Blake Heffelfinger Doug Heffelfinger Orissa Henry El Debbie Hesse Brad Hill Kathleen Hill Lisa Hill Michael Haufmann Tony Hofer Michael Horan Cathy Howard Marytherese Hudak Adrian Hunter Troy Ing Debra Irmen Timothy Isom Yonnous Isham Angelo Jackson ladus Jackson Scott Jauch Ronnie Johnson Michael Jones Renee Jones Beverly Johnson Mary Johnson Michael Johnson Ronnie Johnson John Jordan Kiana Jordan Christy Juby John Katz Jenny Kaminski 209 Krista Katzenberger Harold Kaufman Patti Kendall Manuela Kennedy Paul Kennedy Maureen Kenney John Kern Diane Kintz Leanne Kirkilas James Kmet Steve Kmety Nancy Knight Susan Koesma Gary Kohlman Bill Kolstad Rick Kraatz Tom Kramer Carrie Kristoff Kevin Krygowski Jeff Kukla Paul Kurczewski David Lakoskey Barb Lackscheide Cheri Lam Mary Lannan Jackline Lange Theresa Leavy Chris Leffelman Earl Leib David Lenart Dan Leslie Delores Lillie Scott Lindgren Regina Lockard Marybeth Lovejoy Robert Lorz Susan Lundin John Lyons Linda Makeslan John Mannaioni Ramona Maramba Angelo Marcheschi John Marganski Ronald Martin Ann Martino Reginia Mathews Jan Matros Joep Messere Phillip Messina Elizabeth Matura Brett Maximoff Denise Mazias Peter Meegan George Mekebak Lisa Melby 210 Dean Meyer Jeff Miller Ted Miller Diane Mitchell Patti Monahan Mark Montoya Phylinese Morris Wendy Morris Martin Mikrut Sandra Morrone Tina Mulinaro Robin Munson Kathy Murphy Laura Murtha Jeffrey Myers Margaret McCarey Lathorya McClinton Saul McClinton Cheryl McElligott Catherine McErlean Tracy McGreal Helen McHale Maria McHugh Tracy Nash Ronald Nelson David Neuman Sean Nevin Greg Nichols Richard Nicholson David O'Brien Roslyn Ollie Dani O'Shea Denise Outerbridge Richard Pearson Sonja Pearson Odette Perez Perreira Patricia Tim Peters Charmette Phillips Grace Ponce Todd Pope Sandra Potoski James Powers Dianne Preston Richard Price Sherri Price Richard Prior 211 Tony Provancal Clifford Puetz Kelly Ramberg Christopher Ramos Lisa Rank Michael Ravesloot Diana Ray Tina Readdy Howard Renner Phyllis Renner Anny Resner Kenneth Reszel Robert Richmond Bernadine Roberson Gregory Rodriguez Laura Rooney Tammy Roorda Diane Russo Michael Sajpel Mary Ellen Sawicki Dierdre Scalia Cynthia Schaefer Robert Schifferl Tami Schindler Tammy Schuelke Mark Schwartz Jefferey Sedlak William Sehlke Florence Sendra Susan Sendra Frank Sendra Steve Seufert Mary Ruth Shanahan Joyce Sharpe 212 James Sheehy Paige Shepard Gayle Siedlecki Eric Simom Kenneth Skorup Terrence Slattery Daniel Smaga Glen Smith Mark Smith Michael Smith Terence Smith Tina Smith Kathleen Snyder Jesse Stanford Donna Steck John Stemmelin Timothy Stevens Charles Steward Kimberly Stoecker Nancy Strom Jennifer Strzelczyk Dennis Sullivan Marsha Sumner Darlene Swidergal Diana Szucs Rhonda Tallo Michael Tattas Anthony Taylor Anthony Taylor Mark Tietz Lori Toppins Robin Toovey Jeanette Thomas Levall Thomas Charles Trent Laura Triplett Patricia Trudeau Thomas Tucker Michael Tunno Dawn Theilgaard Kimberly Turner Catherine Trudel Cindy Vankat Wanda Veal Kristi Vernon Philip Vincek George Violetto Henry Volson Maureen Wail Kevin Watson Pamela Weath ngton Cassie Welch Patricia Werderman Valerie Westbrooks Thomas Whitcomb Pamela White Florence Whittier Jenny Wielkopolan Keith Willis Debra Wilson James Wilson Kristin Wood Donna Woods Donald Workman James Wrzesinski Timothy Yearwoodq Johnny Zeman Cathryn Zygadlo 213 SENIORS Dan Adams 28. 29. 40. 42. 80. 149 Robin Adkins 149 Roseann Alina 149 Balynda Allen 149 Michael Allen 149 Sylvia Allen 149 Nancy Alpers 74. 94. 149. 164, 166. 177 Kathy Ames 149 Hurdle Anderson 39. 70. 80. 149 Niles Arrington 98. 149 Fyfe Aschenbrenner 149 James Athens 149. 177 Kathleen Axell 149 Patricia Baker 149 Brian Barron 69. 149 Michael Batsch 150 Sharon Bauer 150 Joseph Beaty 150 Robert Beck 150 David Been 150. 176 John Belenske 150 Wendy Bell 70, 150 Wendy Bekendorf 73. 150 Joanne Bernas 150 James Bersell 150 Jackie Bettridge 150 Darlene Bisaillon 150 Juliette Bisaillon 150 Maureen Bleck 16. 23. 53. 96. 150, 158. 176 Danny Boblink 150 Patti Bogan 150 Joseph Bolka 22. 150 Sharon Bond 11. 18. 27. 23. 95. 150 Janet Bonnes 150 Thomas Bradshaw 150 Mark Brandon 13. 24. 28. 29. 30. 31. 39. 42. 44. 45. 50. 76. 80. 150. 174. 175 Kimberly Briski 150. 177 William Bristow 150 Chuck Brown 150 Jeffery Brzinski 11. 22, 23. 33. 44. 104. 151 Roberta Bubeck 70. 151. 176 James Burke 69. 150 Timothy Burke 151 Greg Butler 10. 73. 79. 126. 151 Ralph Bulter 151 Teresa Bulter 151 Nancy Calhoun 151. 176 Brian Calvert 16. 151 Lewis Carlassara 10. 39. 73. 151 Lynda Carlson 151 Lillian Carr 53. 96. 151 Eleanor Carter 22. 23, 71. 151 Sharon Carter 80. 151 Craig Cashion 151 Victor Cercone 152 Kevin Cheatom 23. 77. 98. 139 Nancy Chichester 80. 38. 152. 175 Thimas Chochrek 74. 152 Mary Cirkosz 70. 152. 177 Lawrence Claiborne 39, 43. 69. 80. 152 Donna Clayton 152. 177 Robert Clyde 10. 39. 78, 152 Cynthia Coleman 23. 38. 80. 96. 152 William Collins 27. 77. 152 Pamela Combs 39. 45, 152 Betty Compton 53. 70. 152 Joanne Connelly 24. 76. 152 Julie Connolly 152 Deborah Cook 152 Patricia Cordero 152 Kathy Craig 76. 80. 152 Michael Crawford 11. 164. 175 Colleen Cronin 38. 77. 80. 152 Thomas Curtin 153 Michelin Dabrowski 66. 73. 80. 153 Joanne Dalton 18. 73. 153 Ruth DeGroot 153 Anne DeKerf 153 Barbara Dempsey 73. 153 Sue Demski 153 Norman Depillars 80. 153 Luther Dillard 72 Robert Dineen 153 Glen Doherty 153 Francin Dombrowski 38. 96. 153. 174 Mary Duggan 8. 153. 177 Daniel Dwyer 153 Kevin Edwards 153 Mark Egge 176, 157. 177 Michelle Engwall 154 Susan Ennis 154, 176 Constance Evans 154 Patricia Farley 38. 43. 80. 154 Brenda Farrar 154 Catherine Fealy 69. 154 Jean Ferraro 22. 23. 69. 72. 154.176 Maridonna Figliulo 22. 23, 25, 33. 44. 66. 77. 95. 154 Chris Fleming 154 Dorothy Ford 154 Daniel Frazier 154 Jackie Friday 11. 23. 80. 139. 140 Dale Frontzak 154 Patrick Fudge 154 Renee Gabriello 154 Daniel Genisio 155 Rhonda Glass 23, 70. 175 John Gorz 155 Michael Goulding 155 Sandra Grabowski 155 Elton Gray 139 John Grazulis 155 Pamela Green 73. 155 Debbie Greenberg 38. 80 Karen Gregg 70. 155 Donna Groce 38. 80. 96. 155 Scott Haddon 71. 155 Laura Hallahan 70. 155, 169 Sharon Hammons 96, 155 Patricia Handy 11. 69. 95. 155 Martin Hanley 155. 176 Michael Hanlon 11. 24. 108. 155 Sharon Hardy 70, 156. 176 Terry Hartwig 77. 104. 105. 156 Thomas Hayden 156 Rhonda Haynesworth 70, 156 Janet Heath 156 Cynthia Hemlick 156. 175 Cynthia Henning 71, 156 Edward Henschel 156. 175 Barbara Hick 156 Edward Hickey 156 Cathee Hicks 80. 156 Charles Hillyer 156 Fredrick Hofer 19. 21, 27. 77. 98. 156 Diana Holeman 156 Mark Hollingsworth 10. 39. 79. 157 Gail Holuj 22, 23. 25. 95. 157 James Hopkinson 157. 174. 176 Michael Horvath 8. 20, 22. 157 Roy Houlahan 77. 157 Richard Hunt 104. 157 Sharon Jachim 70. 157, 175 Brenda Jackson 157 Patricia Jazo 157 Allen Jebens 157, 166 Donna Jellema 157 Eric Johnson 157 Erin Johnson 157 Robert Johnson 11. 71. 104, 105, 175, 176 Rosemary Johnson 80, 158 Tyrone Johnson 11. 45. 104 Robbie Jones 64. 96. 158 Tom Kapsalis 69. 158 Julie Katzenberger 39. 43. 44. 56. 73. 74. 76. 158 Linda Kay 158 Mike Kendall 11. 22. 23. 104. 105, 158 Janice Kennedy 158, 177 Ken Keskel 5. 13. 32. 73. 77. 98. 158. 169. 175. 176 Cornell Kincaid 158 Bill Kinsella 77. 158. 169 Catherine Kintner 38. 80. 158 Mike Kintz 158 Lori Kirinch 158 Loretta Kirkwood 70. 158 Dave Kissel 11. 22. 23. 104. 159 Cynthia Kitching 11. 42. 43, 44. 80. 95. 96. 159. 166 Laura Kohlman 159. 176 Martin Kolodziej 159 Chris Koncel 69. 159. 174 Dawn Kowalski 71. 159. 177 Steve Kreuz 10. 14. 16. 33. 45. 79. 97. 159 Eileen Krygowski 18. 22. 23. 44. 53. 102. 159. 165 Richard Kszyminski 159 Barbara Kutsche 159 Gregory Kuzniesky 159 Bruce Lambert 98. 139 Robert Lancaster 159 Joyce Lang 80 Theresa Lawrence 159 Deborah Laxton 159 Ann Marie Lewis 160 William Lillie 160 Karen Lindberg 36. 39. 42. 45. 56. 76. 80, 160 Mark Litko 160 David Lucin 13. 160 Drake Lundin 160 Brenda Lynch 160 John Lyons 160. 177 Tom Lyons 160 Karen Lyvers 108. 160. 177 Jill Magiera 160 Shelly Majchrzak 16. 73, 160. 174. 175 Gail Malone 70. 160 Mark Maratea 126. 160 Denise Marquette 10. 33, 70. 78. 160 Virginia Marrello 175, 176 Sheila Marren 69 Steve Martin 175 Rosemarie Meegan 38, 80 Genellyn Meenan 38 Bob Meyer 10. 45. 79 Marty Mikolajewski 70 Kathleen Mikrut 11. 38. 41. 49. 80. 175. 176 Lawrence Mikrut 24. 104 Anthony Miller 162 Cheryl Miller 162 Cynthia Miller 162 Jaqueline Miller 162 Laura Miller 41. 57. 162 Mark Miller 162 Mark Miller 39. 80. 162 Howard Minus 39. 80 Terry Minus 162 Sandra Mitchell 162. 177 Jeffery Molstead 162 Dennis Moore 174 Michael Moore 80 Mark Morris 105. 162. 177 Cheryl Moosman 162 Martin Moses 25, 27. 77. 162, 165 Cheryl Munsch 162 Sandra Munson 162 Charles Murphy 70 Michael Murphy 19. 39. 80. 162 Tim McClaremcy 162 Inger McDonald 38. 80. 162 Kathy McFarland 71. 162 Kathleen McGeever 69. 74. 162. 174. 176 Paul McKenna 77, 162 Maribeth McLaughlin 162 Patty McNamara 162 Linda Navigato 162 Beth Nemeth 80. 163 Debra Neuman 163 Buddy Nichols 163 Greg Noell 163 Gregory Olson 24. 45. 56. 76. 77. 163 Fredrick Oneill 163 Patti Oneill 53. 163 Janice Orgell 70. 163 Kathy Ottens 163 Vicki Paggi 108. 174. 176 Mary Parchman 163 Joann Pearson 33. 38. 53. 80. 96. 108. 163, 174. 177 Shawn Pennington 163 Clayton Peterson 27, 36. 72. 73. 74. 76. 163 Ruth Perschbacher 163 Michael Peters 14. 16. 72. 74. 163. 176 Kathy Peterson 163 Rodney A. Phillips 163 Rhonda Phillips 164 Michael Pickrum 164 Terrance Placier 39. 80. 164 Denise Pochinkas 164 Eric Podgorny 164. 176 Morris Pope 10. 79. 164 Mark Porter 10. 78. 164 Dave Portwood 164 Kathleen Powers 164 Phillerian Price 18. 44. 80. 96. 164 Anthony Reddick 11. 22. 42. 45. 68. 104, 164 David Reed 164, 174 Robert Remick 164 John Renfrow 164 Patricia Rickey 80. 164 Jean Richardson 38. 43. 45. 80. 91. 164 Debra Rizzi 164 Janet Rock 10. 39. 45. 73. 78. 148. 164 Kevin Rockrohr 164 Guy Roesemeier 164 Sandra Rollins 164 Edna Ruglio 164 Julie Rubius 164, 174 Therese Ryan 38. -4. 45. 80. 165. 174. 177 Ed Rzab 165 Thersa Sajpel 165 Richard Saternus 165. 175. 177 Lynda Scatena 165 Steven Schade 165 Gerard Schlichter 165 Mark Schmidt 10. 14. 36. 56. 76. 165, 175 Mark W. Schmidt 78. 176 Brenda Shultz 165 Joseph Schwartz 165 Pamela Sedlak 70. 165 Lawrence Seliga 10. 38. 71. 79. 165 James Settles 11. 104. 165 Judy Sewell 70. 165, 177 Sylvia Shanley 165 David Sharp 165 Nancy Shinn 38, 76. 80. 165 Carl Shoaf 165 Laura Shuttleworth 70. 165 Nancy Siedlecki 166 James Sikirica 166 Floyd Simon 166 John Simon 166 Kathy Simos 38. 73. 80. 166 Michael Sindt 166 Eddi Skoda 166 Alma Smith 44. 45. 53. 80. 166. 174 Kathy Smith 80. 166 Lawrence Smith 166 Romel Smith 45, 166 Robert Sohl 166 Timothy Spell 39. 69. 80. 160 Lorraine Spencer 73. 166, 169. 176 Michelle Springer 38. 80. 166 Bruce Stadter 166 Debbie Steele 166 Michael Sterns 166 David Stevens 166 Terry Steward 166 Chris Stokes 166 Janet Strand 167 Dave Strugnell 167 Henry Strzelczyk 167 Ellen Suchy 167 Audrey Surdel 167 Chris Sutherland 41. 167 Donald Sweeney 167 Donna Sweeney 76. 77. 98. 167 Tina Tattas 70. 167. 174. 175 Howard Taylor 72. 167. 177 Tamara Taylor 27. 95. 167, 174 Ted Telios 176 James Terpstra 70. 167 Lenora Terrell 167 Joseph Thielen 33. 98. 167 Thomas Allen 12. 167 Cynthia Tijerina 167 David Torres 10. 11. 39. 69, 79. 104. 167 Robert Tracy 168 Joyce Trella 168 Joyce Tellis 70. 168 Larry Ulmenstine 168 Nicholas Valadez 168 Deborah Vance 69. 168 Joseph Vargo 70. 168 Valencia Waldroup 168, 174 Kimberly Walker 168 Marc Wallent 168 Barb Walsh 53. 168 Barbara Walters 168 Monica Ware 96. 168, 174 Darryl Wells 168 Karen Weygandt 168 JimWhitcomb 16. 19. 77. 98. 168 Cornell Whitmnan 168 Terrence Whitney 168 Steven Whittier 33. 168. 175. 176 Maureen Widstrom 168 Tammy Wielkopolan 9. 38. 41. 76. 80. 168 James Williams 23. 77. 139. 168 James Williams 71. 98. 169 Rodney Willis 71. 77. 139. 169 William Willis 169 Daniel Wilson 10, 11. 41, 71. 79. 104. 169 Kimberly Witt 70. 169 Barbara Wood 94. 169 Gerald Woods 169 Robert Wortz 169 Richard Wrobel 169 Kimberly Wrobel 169 Dale Young 69. 169. 174 Timothy Yucuis 12, 117, 169 Angela Zaffino 169 June Zawisa 80. 169 Magaret Zielke 80. 169 Darryl Zierlein 174 Collen Zimbrich 169, 177 Victoria Zwiener 71. 169 Cindi Zweiner 169 Linda Zwiesler 169 Juniors Madelyn Adams 71. 80. 182 Marian Adler 182 Jerri Allen 80. 182 Mark Allen 182 Robert Anastatia 8. 12. 42. 44. 76. 182. 191 Cynthia Anderson 73. 77. 180 William Anderson 182 Carri Andrzejewski 182 Katherine Ardizzone 182 Tim Arnold 182 William Baity 182 Joyce Balchunas 182 Theresa Banks 80, 182 Ronald Banovich 11. 104. 182 Lisa Banser 24. 44. 80. 182 Joseph Barber 182 Antoinette Barnes 38. 71. 80. 182 Misty Barrett 182 David Barta 73. 182 Michael Basick 74 William Batsch 182 Diane Baude 182 Theresa Bell 182 Kevin Bennett 182 Steven Beno 182 Karen Bloom 182 Mark Bodie 182 Susan Bodmet 68. 182 Richard Bohne 182 Shirley Bond 182 Faye Bonner 182 Michael Borden 97. 126. 182 190. 191 Joyce Bosmin 74. 182 Tanza Bradford 71, 80. 182 Sarah Brown 80. 176, 182 Todd Brown 17. 28. 29. 183. 190 Judy Brown 183 Janet Burke 71. 183 Timothy Buckels 11. 104. 133. 190. 191 Jim Burbatt 184 Joseph Burke 185 Stacy Burton 188 Anthony Burbatt 187 Lisa Cagle 183 Debra Calich 183. 190, 191 Cathy Calvert 183 Sherry Carney 183 Tony Cashion 183 Steve Costello 183 Catherine Cercone 183, 188, 190. 191 Cathy Charleston 74. 83 Ernest Christman 183 Carl Cisek 183 Bethann Cloud 108, 183 George Cloud 183 Sylvia Cjleman 71. 96. 183 Charles Collins 21. 57. 76. 126. 183 Jefferey Compton 183. 183 Mark Condit 183 Lynn Connelly 183 Paul Cook 183. 190. 191 Dottie Copley 183 Daniel Corse 183 Denise Cornwall 177, 183 Joe Cass 183 Russell Couch 183 David Cox 34. 41. 76. 177. 183 190. 191 Maureen Cox 74. 177. 183 Albert Crawford 80. 177, 183 Laura Cressy 177, 183 Terry Culver 68. 183. 190, 191 Robert Daggy 11. 104, 183 Laura Dahlman 11. 95. 172, 182. 183 Maureen Danielson 74. 184. 190. 191 Marc Davis 49. 80. 184 Steve Degroot 104 Joseph Demarco 184 Dave Denison 18. 70. 80. 184 Chris Desantis 184 Daniel Dickover 184 Charles Dicksen 139. 184 James Dineen 184 Etta Dixon 72. 80 Johannes Doesburg 9. 184 Clifford Doise 39. 42. 80. 184 Antonette Dolosich 184 Kiva Donovan 184, 190. 191 John Dormann 184 Mark Douglas 184 Michael Doyle 184 Michael Driscoll 184 James Duckwall 184 Rickie Duffy 184 Michael Duggan 33. 184 Denise Dukes 96. 184 Jeff Dunne 184 Sharon Duvall 70. 74. 184. 190 191 John Edwards 8. 184 Sharon Ely 10. 15. 21. 24. 39. 73. 78. 102. 184 Craig Elzia 184 Marilyn Engwall 184 Mark Enos 184 Eric Ericksen 13. 184 Ruth Evans 184 Gayle Floeckher 8. 33. 108. 184 Diane Flynn 70. 184 Lenore Foetisch 73. 184 Jeanne Foley 74, 184. 190. 191 Debra Forbes 184 James Forbes 184 Joesph Fouts 184 Tammy Frazier 184 Albert Friday 80. 184 Gary Fudge 184 Brandy Gallivan 178 David Garbacz 39. 68. 80. 184. 190. 191 Karen Gerstenkorn 184 Patricia Gierman 98. 184 Sheri Glyzewski 71. 96. 184. 190 Deborah Gonzales 71. 74. 184 Martin Gordon 11. 23. 39. 49. 80. 104 Therea Gordon 184 Michael Gorski 184 Erin Goulding 185 George Govensky 80. 185 Timothy Grabowski 185 Todd Grandchamp 185 Thomas Griffin 104, 185 Georgre Gross 98 Patricia Guinn 185 Ronnie Guinn 185 Joesephine Gulik 80 Jean Gustafson 38. 39. 44, 45. 80. 98. 180. 185 Jackie Guzzonato 185 Anthony Habeel 185 Steve Hallberg 185 Tammy Halvorsen 185 John Hamilton 185 Michael Hamm 185 Denise Hampton 80 Robert Hancock 11, 104. 185 Howard Hamna 11. 104, 185 Jim Haran 185 Cheryl Hargrove 185 Leon Hartwig 185 Charlene Harvey 185 Joel Hatchett 185 Athenia Hawkins 80 Shelli Hawrysio 25. 95. 185 Sebrin Haynesworth 39. 44. 49. 72. 80. 185 Robert Head 185 Lois Heckler 185. 190. 191 Cathy Heffelfinger 44. 73. 185 Lori Henschel 98. 185. 190. 191 Anthony Herron 23. 80. 139. 185 Vicky Hyatt 70 Anthony Hicks 185 Sherry Hill 185 Michael Hodo 185 Kelly Hogan 185 Anita Howard 38. 80. 185 Stephen Hudak 185 Ronnie Huddleston 66. 185 Jeffrey Jachim 185 Karen Jackson 185 Maryjo Jacobs 71. 73, 76. 98. 185. 190. 190 Marge Janie 93, 43. 44. 68. 185. 190, 191 Nancy Jasinski Fc. 185 Jacqueline Jazo 71. 185 Mark Jebens 71. 97. 98. 185 Scott Jellema 185 Sharon Johnson 10. 78. 130. 185 Laura Johnson 185 Tim Jones 186 Beth Josma 42. 44, 108. 186. 190. 191 Bill Juby 186 Joesph Kalina 186 Pat Karner 186. 190. 191 Janet Katzenberger 25. 186 Joe Katzenberger 186 Kim Kaufman BC, 186 Sue Kelleher 102. 186 Scott Keller 11, 104. 180. 186 Lucy Kelley 38, 80. 186 Luther Kelly 186 Mark Kemens 186 Chris Kenny 186 Cathy Kent 186 Allison Kern 186 Sheila Kick 38. 42. 44. 80. 186 Kelly Kickert 186 Tim Kintz 186 Shari Kirkalis 108. 186 Chris Kirkpatrick 186 Diane Kissel 21. 27. 77. 180. 186 Diana Knapp 186, 190. 191 Lynne Koch 186 Michaelene Koncel 108. 186 Edward Kosobucki 186 Dawn Kozora 186 Donald Kramer 11. 24. 104. 181. 186 Judith Krause 94. 186 Mary Kreis 108, 186 Kevin Krygowski 186 Marc Krygowski 186 Ronald Kujawa 71, 186 Phil Lambert 98. 139. 180 Joe Langnes 180 Stan Latting 71. 186 Iraxx Laws 80. 186 Jeff Lenart 186 Mel Levy 39k. 80. 186 Alta Mae Lewis 72. 190. 191 196 Ann Marie Lewis 186 Jerry Lewis llv 104. 186. 190. 191 Donna Lindeman 77, 186 Donna Littlejohn 186 Gail Lonkar 96. 181. 186 Gloriann Lovejoy 17. 71. 186 George Lustro 186 Toni Milianta 19. 68. 73. 187 Jay Malmborg 19. 186 Lynn Maloney 70 Renee Manley 180 Scott Mannaioni 8, 11. 104. 180 Chris Marganski 186 MaryBeth Marren 186 Rich Matura 11. 104. 186 Jim Matuszewski 186 Sue Matz 4. 11. 71. 95. 186 Darrette Maxie 4. 11. 80. 104 Tom McCarey 39. 45. 48. 68. 80. 186, 190. 191 Sharon McCreary 186 Molly McErlean 24. 186 Dan McGuire 187 Tim McHale 11. 104. 187 Barb McKenna 187, 239 Melvin McPhail 187 Candy Mekebak 74. 98. 139, 187 Faith Mentink 71. 187 Debra Milen 10. 15. 78. 187 Steve Miller 77 Liz Moore 187 Wade Morris 11. 23. 104. 187 Mike Mueller 187 Julie Muhlig 187 W Diane Mulinaro 187 Kelvin Munsch 187. 190. 191 Don Mustard 11, 73. 104. 126. 187 Ray Nagel 11. 39. 80. 104, 187 Jan Nawracaj 102, 187 Brenda Neeley 71, 187 Chuck Neighbor 187 Mark Nelson 187 Kim Nevin 71. 187 Mike Noell 68. 187 Mike 0 Brien 104. 187 Randy 0 Brien 187 Jeff Olson 56. 187 Tony Orfino 187 Joe Orsolini 187 Bob Outerbridge 187 Pat Paluszkiewicz 187 Beth Parson 187 Sandra Parson 187 Bruce Pascal 80 David Paschal 10. 79. 187 Mark Paulsen 187 Debbie Peak 39. 187 Kathy Peak 187 Kathy Pence 80. 187 Jennifer Peters 38. 39. 24. 44. 80. 187. 190. 191 Steve Peters 11. 139 Curt Peterson 11. 104, 180. 187 Martin Phelps 187 Sue Phillips 187. 190. 191 Cheryle Pickett 77. 103, 187 Mary Placier 38. 42. 44. 73. 80. 187 Brian Plane 187 Brenda Pociask 11. 95 Mark Pohlman 197 John Porter 11. 104, 187 Linda Powers 11. 25, 27, 95. 180, 187 Mary Powers 74. 187. 190. 191 Bill Powers 180. 181. 187 Donna Price 187 James Proctor 187 Jill Provancal 8. 187 Tim Ramberg 187 Brian Ratulowski 188 Danetta Ray 10, 79. 80, 188 Debbie Redman 25. 182, 188 Laurie Reeks 11, 25. 95, 180, 188 Bob Remik 72 Kevin Reszel 72. 74. 126. 188 Bridgett Reynolds 188 Cheryl Riley 38, 80. 96, 188 Michelle Rock 108. 188 Debra Rock 10. 45, 78. 188 Helen Rogalny 188 Kim Rollins 188, 190 Cyntyia Rosolowski 188 Sidney Rowell 188 John Rudniski 97, 126. 188 Ronda Rutter 19. 188 Steve Scalia 188 Frank Schackart 11, 104. 92. 168 Bob Schaefer 44, 73. 188. 191 Lynn Schaffenberger 71. 188 Cindy Schmidt 94, 188 Dawn Schock 188 Paul Schoeckel 188 Mike Schroeder 188 Richard Schroeder 10. 79 Ken Schuchart 82. 168 Curt Schuelke 168 Steve Scianna 188 Wayne Schronski 50, 56, 60. 164. 168. 188 Steve Scianna 168 Jeff Seliga 92. 168, 188 Dawn Schock 168 Lisa Scott 188 Jeff Seliga 188 Cathy Semyek 68. 71. 188 Ron Sendera 188 Sharon Seufert 188 Tim Sharp 188 Debbie Sharpe 71. 188 Pam Shepard 180. 188 Dawn Shoemaker 188 Celeste Sigrist 12. 72. 94. 188 Tom Sill 188 Diana Sims 188 Frank Skarski 188 Carol Skorup 181, 188 Charles Smith 72, 104 Jim Smith 68. 73, 188 JoAnn Smith 11. 25, 71. 72. 188 Jemse Smith 80 Joyce Smith 27, 80. 188 Mary Smith 188 Jim Speagle 104, 188 Paula Smith 188 Vanessa Smith 188 Roy Smithson 188 Glenn Socki 188. 190. 191 Rebecca Sohl 188 Lenard Spicer 11, 39. 42. 43. 44. 45. 104. 139. 188 Marc Stams 73. 77, 188 Mark Stanley 188 John Stealey 188 Gregg Sternes 188 Eddie Stevens 189 Mike Stolarek 68. 180. 189 Charles Streeter 11. 44. 49. 68. 80. 189 Ruth Strouhal 189 Stan Strutz 11. 23. 104. 180. 189 Erin Sullivan 33. 189 Becky Suria 102. 187, 189 Pam Sustan 71 Dorothy Swidergal 71. 102, 165. 180. 189 Kathy Tarro 68, 71. 189 James Taylor 189 Donna Tortorelli 189 Anthony Trent 39. 80, 189 Margaret Trudeau 108, 189 Scott Tuominen 189 Derel Turner 189 Donna Udoni Jim Vacek 26. 39, 41, 56, 68. 71. 76. 80. 189 William Vaughn 98. 139 Rose Vavrmek 189 Karen Villarreal 189 Raymond Violetto 189 Pam Vogt 189 Ron Vonwerder 189 Janice Vysther 189 Kurt Waaso 189 Julia Wagoner 189 Carol Wail 189 Derrick Waldroup 11. 23, 104. 139. 189 Jim Walker 74. 189 Linda Walker 68, 189 Brooks Wayne 11. 104. 189 Kathy Webb 189 Glen Weber 189 Colleen Welch 189 Karen Welcho 20, 73. 79, 186. 189 John Wenzel 189 Deborah Werderman 189 Cheryl White 189 Raychelle White 189 Rony Wielkopolan 11. 104. 189 Laurie Wiersma 189 Mary Wilfenger 71. 189 James Woodcock 189 Lynda Woods 80, 189 Alton Worixjl, 189 Randee Wright 94, 189 Roger Wrzesinski 189 Zachary Wyatt 11, 39. 80. 104. 189 Charles Yucius 4. 33, 98. 139, 189 Robert Yunker 189 Tim Zelek 104. 108 Chris Zielke 102. 181, 189 Brenda Zohfeld 15 John Zubik 189 Barbara Zygadlo 189 Vincent Zylvitis 189 Sophomores Chris Abies 196 Brian Adams 196 Debra Adams 80. 196 Timothy Aikens 8. 13. 66. 196 Rosette Alina 196 Al Amaloo 45. 196 Lori Amendola 190 Rhonda Amundson 80, 196 Peggy Andrews 196 Tammy Ardnt 22. 103, 196 Math Aschenbrenner 196 Cookie Baker 196 Taurence Banks 196 Chris Barajas 32, 33. 98. 100 138. 196 Jacob Barker 196 Robert Barnes 196 Linda Bauseman 196. 80 Brian Belenske 196 Jacqueline Bell 22, 42. 43 44 74. 196 Monica Bennet 196 Wayne Bennet 196 Michael Bergstorm 196 Frank Bernas 133. 196 Laurie Bernstein 196 Patrick Berryman 133, 196 Paul Bersell 196 John Bettridge 196 Marie Bisaillon 10. 78. 195, 196 Pat Blose 197 Dawn Boese 80. 201. BC Gena Bolk 107. 197 Steven Borden 126. 197 Laura Bostrom 45. 74. 197. 203 Michael Boyd 106. 197 Nancy Bradshaw 73. 197 Charmaine Bresniger 10. 67. 79 197 Kathy Briski 197 Elizabeth Brooks 80. 197 Denwood Brown 106. 138, 197 Regina Buck 71. 195. 197 Elizabeth Buckles 195 Bob Burermeier 197. 106 Kim Buikema 197 Jim Burbatt 87, 163 Jean Burke 71. 197 Sue Busch 38. 71. 80. 197 Peggy Butler 74. 197 Myron Byrd 197 Chris Capodagli 106. 197 Mark Carman 8. 9. 195, 197 Leslie Carpenter 100. 138. 195, 197 Bobby Carr 197 Dan Cartin 197 Timothy Casey 133, 197 Jay Casillas 197 Mary Kay Cassidy 197 Lisa Castillo 71. 80. 197 Ceja Lawrence 197 Joseph Chambers 80. 197 Chaney Lee 20. 106. 197. 203 Robin Chico 195. 198 Walter Childs 80. 198 James Chochrek 198 Doug Christianson 198 Kevin Clemens 198 Vernell Cloney 198 Joseph Colwell 198 Brian Combs 10. 198 Michael Connelly 44. 56, 76, 198 Jane Connolly 109. 130. 198 Darlene Conway 198 Mike Conway 106. 198 Tyrone Cook 198 Degusizz Cooper 80, 136, 188, 198 Corbett Kim 194. 198 Allen Cornwall 198 Ellen Corse 198 John Costello 66, 126, 195, 198 Suzanne Couture 11. 95. 198 Nancy Curran 198 Kevin Czajkowski 97, 198 Debbie Daggy 136. 198, 200 Natalie Damico 198 John Davies 198 Angela Davis 136, 198 Fred Dechene 198 Christine Delbovo 198 Shari Demonbreun 195. 198 Mark Demonte 198 Deborah Dempsey 198, 200 Diane Dempsey 195. 198 Darlene Denman 80. 109, 136. 198 Nannette Desantis 26. 71, 95. 198 Diana Dickover 198 Warren Doise 198 Dawn Dombrowski 10, 73. 78. 103, 198 James Donato 133, 198 Carolyn Dormann 198 Johnny Dossett 198 Veronica Douglas 80. 198 Debra Drenner 45. 198 Daniel Dudley 198 Deborah Dukes 11. 95, 198 James Dunker 198 Michelle Dusza 198 David Dutkiewicz 198 Anthony Elliott 198 Richard Elzinga 10. 14. 39. 45. 79, 97. 198 Dawn Erffmeyer 198 Walter Eubanks 10. 38. 78. 198 Elice Evans 198 Ronald Evans 198 Pat Fealey 106. 198 Carlotta Figliulo 71. 198. 200 David Fisher 198 Steven Foetisch 198 Mary Frazier 198 Julie Fredrick 77. 94. 103. 198 Joseph Frigo 198 Rachael Froberg 66. 130. 195, 198 Connie Frontzak 68. 80. 195, 199 Sharon Gander 199 Mary Genovese 25. 195. 199. 200 Tracy Giggleman 80. 136. 199 Kathleen Gildea 10. 14. 72. 77. 78. 195, 199 William Goodwyn 4. 10. 14. 24. 45. 79, 195. 199 James Gorz 199 Colleen Goulding 199 Laura Gramm 4. 8. 94, 199 Sherrie Granata 39, 80. 198. 199 Kathryn Green 199 Alan Greenberg 199 William Griffin 22, 106. 199 Charles Gullo 199 Chris Gunaka 106, 199 James Gundich 17. 199 Joanne Haan 11. 26. 80. 95. 199 Robert Haan 80. 199 Debra Hagensee 199 Penny Haley 80. 199 Lori Halvorsen 199 Daniel Hammons 106. 138, 199 Helen Hanley 199 Cheryl Harper 136. 199 Diane Harris 199 Kelly Harris 80. 199 Michael Henning 199 Virginia Henning 199 Robin Henry 77. 80, 199 Laura Hill 14. 199. 201 Dale Hirschfield 195. 199. 200 Patty Hofemann 195. 199 Edward Houlahan 199 Jeff Howard 133. 199 Rhonda Horne 80. 199 Sheniece Howard 71. 199 Anthony Hudak 199 Richard Huffman 60. 199 Richard Hulsey 199 Vivian Hunt 80, 199 Theresa Isom 199 Reginald Jackson 106. 199 Rhonda Jackson 74. 199 Tyrone Jackson 44. 45, 80. 106. 199 Phillip Jacobs 4. 8. 41. 76, 195. 199 James Janie 97. 126. 195, 199 Pamela Johnson 71. 199 Sharon Johnson 199 Dawn Johnstone 74, 80. 199 Larena Jones 71, 199 Joseph Jugenitz 71, 77. 199 Robert Kapsalis 80 Barbara Katz 199 Tim Kaufman 195. 199 Susan Keller 38. 72. 80. 199 Florence Kelly 80. 199. 181 Jennifer Kennedy 199 Sheila Kincaid 71. 199 Bradley Kindreed 199 Robert Kingdollar 199 Ivan Knight 80. 106, 199 Linda Kohlman 200 Carl Kohnhorst 68, 200 Craig Kolins 66. 238. 239 Mary Kolodziej 200 Kelley Koppers 23. 24. 42. 45. 195. 200 Sylvia Kosobucki 200 Laura Kolwalski 200. 71. 20 John Kramer 200. 106. 133 Kelly Kranz 9. 106, 195. 200 Sharon Krause 200 Karen Krolczyk 20. 80, 200, 203 John Kruczek 133. 194. 200 Mike Kurczewski 194. 198. 200 Kelly Kwiatkowski 200 James Labeots 200 Lori Lackscheide 71. 200 Richard Ladislas 200 Perry Lambert 194. 200 Janell Lancaster 200 Gregory Lange 200 Barbara Langes 200 Cynthia Latting 38. 80. 200 Sandra Lawrence 200 Helen Lekavich 200 Bonita Lewis 71. 80. 200 Melvin Lindsey 200 Susan Litko 200 Daniel Lodygowski 200 LaVonne Lohrback 200 Jeffry Lonkar 7. 200, 203 Blaine Louder 195. 200 Beverly Love 80. 200 John Lovejoy 200 Kellie Luchene 200 Rhonda Lukes 200 John Lustro 200 Patricia Lynch 200 Peter Lyons 200 Mary Maclean 66, 72. 74. 200 Georgine Malone 205 Beth Maloney 200. 203 David Maratea 97. 126. 195. 200 Patti Markham 80. 195. 200 Patrick Marren 200 Michelle Marshall 80. 200 Lori Martin 109. 200 Mary Martin 74. 200 David Matthis 80. 200 James Matthis 80. 195. 200 Amy Matura 7. 9. 200 Keith Matuszewski 200 Scott Maximoff 200 Shawn McBride 200 Bernard McCImton 200 Christine McDonald 72 Lemueleet McDonald 200 John McFarland 200 Linda McGuire 200 Mari McLaughlin 200 Patricia McMahon 200 Carolyn McNichols 7. 9. 10. 14 78. 109. 200 Randolph McShane 10, 79. 200 Michael Mensi 200 Sandra Mentink 56. 195. 200 Brad Messinger 17. 24, 200. 201 Charles Meyer 10. 14. 42. 78. 200 Jennie Meyer 201 Elisabeth Meyers 201 Ellen Meyers 201 Dale Miller 201 Francine Miller 80. 201 John Miller 201 Kathryn Miller 201 Tracey Miller 201 Janet Milton 71. 201 Robert Moore 201 Mike Moosmann 201 David Morgan 38, 80. 201 Philip Morris 201 William Muhlig 201 Debbie Myers 80, 201 Pamela Myers 201 Richardo Nelson 106. 201 Kevin Nevin 201 James Nichols 201 Lori Nichols 201 Mark Noe 201 Teresa Novick 80. 201 Kelly Obrien 201 David OLeary 106. 201 Samuel Olloway 201 Douglas Oster 201 Robert Parrillo 201 Bruce Paschal 72, 201 Dwight Pennington 201 Robert Perreira 201 Robert Peters 72. 74. 126. 194. 201 Jeanne Peters 12. 195. 200. 201 Alicia Phillips 71. 80. 201 Faith Phillips 201 William Phipps 201 Mark Pickrum 201 Donna Piejko 80. 201 Walter Podgurski 201 Robin Poe 80. 195, 201 Robert Pope 201 Truman Pope 201 Mark Popelka 201 Victoria Porter 80, 201 Kirk Poulsen 201 Lisha Price 136, 195, 201 Mark Price 201 Thomas Provancal 201 Mary Quinn 136. 195, 201 Timothy Rank 201 Selma Ray 201 James Readdy 201 r Carey Reddick 39. 44. 80. 106. : 201 Kenneth Redman 201 Mary Reeves 17. 201 Steven Renfrow 106. 201 Charles Renner 201 Theresa Restivo 201 Valerie Reynolds 201 Sheril Richmond 201 James Rickey 202 Lori Ritter 7. 9. 94. 130. 195. 202 Vincent Rizzi 45. 202. 203 Deborah Rizzuto 202 Jeffrey Roberts 45. 202 Darell Robbinson 202 Ramona Rodriguez 10. 73. 74. 78. 202 John Roeda 202 Philip Roeda 202 f George Rogers 202 Patricia Rozek 38. 80. 202 David Rutter 12. 202 Bradley Rybak 202 Cami Sanders 5. 10, 14. 78. 202 Jeri Scatena 130, 195 Jp Gwendolyn Scarver 38, 80. 136. Herman Scarver 202 Janie Schavoni 202 Douglas Schmidt 106. 202 Y Timothy Schock 106, 202 Jeffrey Schulte 76. 202 C. Schweingueber 202 John Scott 202 Larry Scott 202 Janice Sendera 32. 33. 98, 202 Keith Schmidt 39, 80. 202 Lisa Sheldon 73, 202 Dina Sickler 73. 202 Russell Seidlecki 202 Marianne Sikirica 202 Richard Si-mons 10, 79. 202 Hilda Sims 80, 202 Brenda Sinish 17. 202 Suzanne Sinkhorn 195. 202 Tamberlin Siok 80. 202 Sally Sisk 80. 202 Lori Sitarz 68, 202 Maria Skarski 38. 80. 202 Yolanda Smallwood 202 Fredrick Smith 202 Kevin Smith 202 Mary Smith 109. 202 Marylou Smith 202 Laura Smoot 103. 202 Mary Socki 194, 195. 202 Sharon Snyders 66. 68. 72. 73, 74. 202 Gregory Sohl 100, 202 Alexis Sommers 202 Tammi Soukoup 202 Todd Sparrey 202 Vickie Sponaugle 71. 202 Thomas Springer 202 David Stance 133, 202 Steven Stedrinsky 195 Debra Steele 202 Robert Steele 202 Darren Stevens 39. 133, 202 Mark Stevens 202 Wendy Stipcevich 77. 203 William Stoecker 203 David Stoltz 203 Jimmy Streubing 195. 203 Ian Sullivan 203 John Sullivan 203 Sandra Swan 195, 203 Thomas Swanson 203 Beth Tatro 203 Joseph Taylor 98. 123. 100. 20c Sheldon Taylor 203 James Thielen 100. 123, 203 Randy Torres 79, 203 Mary Tracy 203 Laura Treece 203 Sandra Tucker 80, 203 Ronald Tunno 20. 26. 203 Mark Tunzi 100. 195, 203 Anne Turngren 203 Edward Utes 203 Jeff Vervlied 5, 22. 23. 203 Manuel Vesque 203 JoAnn Vogt 203 Patricia Wagner 203 ]_inda Waldo 67. 72, 203 Lisa Waldroup 49. 203 Carla Walker 203 Patricia Walsh 195. 203 Frank Weglarz 203 Victor White 195. 203 Nazaree Whitman 203 Ernest Whitman 203 Ernest Widstrom 10. 14. 78 Mike Wieronski 203 Lisa Wiersma 11, 26. 95. 108. 130, 203 Barry Williams 100. 203 Brett Wilson 138. 203 Dawn Wilson 203 Michael Wilson 72, 203 Kris Winnie 11. 95. 203 Stephanie Wisch 195. 203 Laura Wisniewski 203 Stella Wisniewski 203 Kristin Witt 203 Bian Wojciechowski 203 Mark Woods 203 Michael Zaffino 133, 203 Mario Zarantenello 195. 203 Ron Zarantenello 195. 203 Jill Zawisza 203 Glenn Zetterberg 195, 203 David Zimbrich 106, 133. 203 Helen Zohfeld 10. 14. 78. 203 Sharon Zohfeld 203 Marvin Zroback 195, 203 Richard Winfield 12. 133. 203 Freshmen Susan Adams 72. 103, 205, 206 Kevin Adamski 100. 206 Denise Alexander 206 Reginald Allen 206 Sue Ann Altemus 206 Lynn Amendola 33. 206 Edward Anderson 68. 107, 206 Linda Anderson 206 Robert Anderson 206 Sherri Anderson 206 Theresa Anderson 10, 14. 73. 78, 206 Debra Andrzejewski 206 Anthony Anton 107, 206 Steve Babka 132, 206 Mark Baker 206 Fredrick Barte 10. 38. 79. 138. 206 Michelle Basik 206 Sandra Bauer 206 Andrew Beck 100, 132. 206 Susan Belenske 206 Sandra Beckendorf 73. 206 Marie Bennett 206 James Bettridge 206 Myra Black 206 Daniel Blakely 107, 206 Debra Bluhm 206 Raymond Boblink 206 James Bodinet 138, 206 William Bogusz 206 Brian Bolda 107, 206 Shermane Bond 80. 206 Timothy Borden 97. 126. 206 Lillian Bowman 206 ■ William Brenner 206 r Michael Brewer 206 Terry Briston 206 Jerry Brossard 206 Cathlene Brown 130. 207 Randy Browning 72, 74. 207 Robert Bruce 207 Cortez Bryson 45. 207 Carrie Bubeck 207 Dawn Bulow 207 Timothy Burke 207 James Burns 207 Susan Burress 207 Sandra Burton 44. 207 Bobbie Caldwell 207 Raymond Calhoun 207 Michael Callahan 97. 132, 207 Grover Calvert 107, 207 Janice Calvert 207 Rosemary Camarillo 207 Wendy Carlson 2Q5. 207 Laurie Carney 66 73. 207 Jay Carrig 207 Catherine Carten 207 Jenny Carter 207 Wanda Carter 80. 205. 207 Jeffery Casillas 207 Daniel Castanenda 207 Louis Ceja 207 Chris Charleston 207 Lorir Chew 109. 136, 207 Lisa Chiappetta 74. 207 Regina Chiaramonte 207 Arlene Claiborne 207 Timothy Clemens 107. 132, 207 Michael Cloud 207 Alice Coffee 207 Rachael Coleman 207 Sherri Coleman 207 t Sidney Commmgs 207 Jerome Cooper 207 Jid Copley 207 Cathy Crawford 207 Modiba Crawford 207 Derrick Criglear 207 Monty Crowly 207 Sheryl Crowell 207 Brian Czajkowski 207 Dawn Daggy 109. 204, 207 Debra Dahl 74. 207 Jeffrey Dandurand 207 Edmund Daniels 207 Louise Dameron 207 Joanne Davies 207 Celnita Davis 207 Diane Davis 207, 80 Heather Davis 207 Rhonda Davis 19, 23. 207 Theresa Davis 72. 80. 207 Debra Dechene 73. 80. 207 Dawn Defay 73, 77. 207 Bertha Demonte 74. 207 Shiela Dempsey 73. 207 Phillis Denman 109. 207 Glenn Dertz 132 Donald Dickover 196, 208 Sharon Dillard 196, 208 Denise Dillman 196. 204. 208 Kevin Dineen 100, 196. 208 Maureen Dorsy 66. 196. 208 Deidre Dolugas 196. 208 Brian Dowaliby 196, 208 James Downey 208 Thomas Doyle 208 Thomas Drake 196. 208 Barbara Duball 5. 103. 196. 208 Rebecca Dunker 196. 208 Sharon Dunn 33. 103. 196, 208 Raymond Dupras 196, 208 Daniel Duvall 97, 196. 208 Jill Dye 196. 108 Sean Foley 208 Laura Frazier 10. 14. 68. 78. 208 Crystal Fudge 208 Donald Gabriel 100, 208 Michael Gaines 196. 208 Mariann Gander 66. 73. 204, 208 Rachele Garay 208 Maria Garcia 208 James Garmer 208 Karen Gerstenkorn 208 Lori Giggleman 73. 204, 205. 208 Judith Gildea 67. 72. 77. 208 Steven Glyzewski 208 A Thomas Godin 208 Sharon Gonzales 74. 208 Thomas Gorz 208 Donna Granata 10. 39. 78, 208 Kim Grandchamp 208 David Green 74, 196. 208 Michelle Greenberg 71, 130. 208 Marie Griffin 74. 80. 208, 196 Julie Grzadzinski 71, 73. 196. 208 Brenda Guinn 208 Peter Gutierrez 107. 132. 196. 208 Carla Guyton 49. 80. 208 Kim Haan 208 Robert Hall 208 Sharon Hall 209 Frank Hamler 209 Darryl Hampton 209 Edward Hanley 209 Jerrold Haran 209 Michelle Harper 109. 130, 209 Deborah Harris 72. 80. 209 Priscilla Harvey 80. 209 Mae Harvey 80. 209 Kimberly Hawkins 209 Thomas Hawkins 209 Debra Hayes 209 Blake Heffelfinger 107. 209 Doug Heffelfinger 80. 209 Orissa Henry 22, 23. 80. 209 Debbie Hesse 209 Brad Hill 209 Kathleen Hill 209 Lisa Hill 4. 80. 209 Michael Hofemann 72. 209 Tony Hofer 132. 209 Michael Horan 209 Cathy Howard 209 Mary Hudak 80. 103, 209 Adrian Hunter 209 Troy Ing 100. 132. 209. Be Debra Irmen 74. 205. 208. 209. 204 Timothy Isom 209 Yonnous Isham 209 Angela Jackson 107. 138. 209 ladus Jackson 209 Scott Jauch 209 Beverly Johnson 209 Mark Johnson 107 Mary Johnson 10. 14. 78. 209 Michael Johnson 209 Ronnie Johnson 107. 209 Mike Jones 107, 209 Renee Jones 209 John Jordan 209 Kiana Jordan 209 Christy Juby 74. 205. 209 Jenny Kaminski 72, 197, 209 John Katz 211 Krista Katzenberger FC. 204. 208. 210. 205 Harold Kaufman 25. 204. 210 Patty Kendall 205. 210 Manuela Kennedy 210 Paul Kennedy 107, 198. 210 Maureen Kenney 210 John Kern 210 Diane Kintz 5. 73. 210. 130. BC Leeann Kirkilas 210 James Kmet 107. 138. 210 Steve Kmety 210 Nancy Knight 49. 210 Sue Koesma 210 Gary Kohlman 10. 79. 210 W.R. Kolstead 74. 210 Richard Kraatz 107. 210 Ted Kramer 71. 210 Carrie Kristof 210 Kevin Krygowoski 107. 210 Jeff Kukla 210 Paul Kurczweski 210 Barb Lackscheide 210 Dave Lakoskey 210 Cheri Lamb 210 Jackie Lange 71 Mary Lannan 210 Jay Lange 210 Therese Leavy 66. 210 Kris Leffelman 80. 198. 210 Dane Lenart 210 Dan Leslie 126. 210 Delores Lillie 105. 210 Scott Lindgren 210 Regina Lokard 210 Maribeth Lovejoy 210 Robert Lorz 107. 198. 210 Sue Lundin 66. 210 Johnny Lyons 210. 97. 133 Mike Majhrzak BC Linda Makeslan 198, 210 John Mannaiom 107, 210 Ramona Maramba 80. 210 Angelo Marcheschi 97. 126. 210 John Marganski 100. 126. 210 Ronald Martin 210 Ann Martino 210 Reginia Mathews 210 Jan Matros 80. 210 Elizabeth Matura 5. 74, 204. 205. 210 Brett Maximoff 210 Denise Mazias 210 Margaret Meeder 204 Peter Meegan 107. 208. 210 George Mekebek 71. 74. 100. 138. 210 Lisa Melby 109. 130. 205. 210 Joe Messere 198. 210 Philip Messina 198. 211 Dean Meyer 219 Martin Mikrut 107. 211 Gregory Miller 107. 132 Jeff Miller 211 Ted Miller 211 Diane Mitchell 211, 199. 72 Patricia Monahan 199. 211 Mark Montoya 71. 199, 211 Phylinese Morris 199. 205. 211 Wendy Morris 68. 72. 80. 211 Sandra Morrone 211 Tina Mulinaro 211 Kathy Murphy 4. 211 Laura Murtha 211 Jeffrey Myers 71. 211 Margaret McCarey 4. 38. 44. 74 80. 208. 211 Lathorya McClinton 205. 211 Saul McClinton 107. 211 Cheryl McElligot 74. 211 Cathy McErlean 211 Tracy McGreal 80. 205. 211 Helen McHale 80. 199. 211 Maria McHugh 199. 211 Robin Munson 211 Jeffrey Nagel 211 Tracy Nash 211 Ronald Nelson 107. 211 David Neuman 211 Sean Nevin 211 Greg Nichols 211 Richard Nicholson 211 David Obrian 211 Roslyn Ollie 80. 211 Dani Oshea 211 Denise Outerbridge 73. 211 Richard Pearson 211 Sonja Pearson 71. 211 Odette Perez 80. 211 Perreira Patricia 211 Tim Peters 138, 211 Charmette Phillips 211 Grace Ponce 211 Todd Pope 211 Sandra Potoski 211 James Powers 211 Dianne Preston 211 Richard Price 211 Sherri Price 80. 130. 109, 211 Richard Prior 211 Tony Provancal 212 Clifford Puetz 100, 212 James Quinn 212 Ann Resner 212 Kelly Ramberg 205. 212 Christopher Ramos 132. 212 Lisa Rank 212 Michael Ravesloot 212 Diana Ray 212 Tina Readdy 25. 66. 73. 212 Howard Renner 212 Phyllis Renner 212 Kenneth Reszel 204, 212 Robert Richmond 100. 138. 212 Bernadine Roberson 212 Charles Roberson 212 Gregory Rodriguez 212 Laura Rooney 212 Tammy Roorda 212 Linda Ruelle 212 Diane Russo 212 Michael Sajpel 200. 212 Mary Ellen Sawicki 200. 212 Dierdre Scalia 72. 109. 205. 212 Mark Schwartz 100. 212 Cynthia Schaefer 100. 212 Robert Schifferl 212 Tami Schindler 212 Tammy Schuelke 212 Jeffery Sedlak 132. 212 William Sehlke 107. 212 Susan Sendra 212 Florence Sendra 212 Frank Sendra 132. 212 Steven Seufert 212 Mary Ruth Shanahan 71. 72. 212 Joyce Sharpe 212 James Sheehy 212 Mary Sheehy 212 Paige Shepard 103. 212 Gayle Siedlecki 130. 212 David Simak 212 Eric Simon 212 Kevin Sims 138 Kenneth Skorup 212 Terrence Slattery 97. 212 Daniel Smaga 66. 212 Glen Smith 212 Mark Smith 107. 138. 212 Michael Smith 67. 212 Terence Smith 107, 212 Tina Smith 212 Kathleen Snyder 212 Jesse Stanford 212 Konna Stack 212 Carl Steele 212 Robert Steele 132. 212 John Stemmelin 41. 66. 71. 77, 212 Timothy Stevens 212 Dennis Sullivan 132. 204, 213 Charles Steward 39. 49. 80. 213 Kimberly Stoecker 205. 213 Nancy Strom 213 Jennifer Strelczyk 213 Marsha Sumner 213 Darlene Swidergal 71. 72. 109. 213 Diana Szucs 213 Rhonda Tallo 213 Michael Tattas 132, 200. 213 Anthony Taylor 107. 213 Dawn Theilgaard 80. 213 Jeanette Thomas 80. 213 Levall Thomas 213 Mark Tietz 213 Lori Toppins 213 Robin Toovey 213 Charles Trent 39. 45. 80. 126. 205. 213 Laura Triplett 66. 213 Patricia Trudeau 213 Catherine Trudel 213 Thomas Tucker 107. 213 Michael Tunno 213 Kimberly Turner 213 Cindy Vankat 213 Wanda Veal 80. 213 Kristi Vernon 213 Philip Vincek 213 George Violetto 213 Henry Volson 213 Maureen Wail 213 Kevin Watson 80. 107. 213 Pamela Weathmgton 213 Cassie Welch 213 Patricia Werderman 130. 213 Valerie Westbrooks 213 Thomas Whitcomb 204. 213 Pamela White 71. 74. 213 Florence Whittier 205. 213 Jenny Weilkopolan 7. 41. 38. 80. 213 Keith Willis 10. 14. 213 Dawn Wilson 66. 68. 71. 80. 213 Debra Wilson 213 James Wilson 213 Kristin Wood 213 Donna Woods 213 Donald Workman 213 James Wrzesinski 213 Timothy Yearwood 213 Johnny Zeman 213 John Zimmerman 213 Cathryn Zygadlo 130. 213 We Met Once Before” e met once before in Gestalt therapy. You sat opposite me in the empty chair while I told you how I felt (You were very open and I told you so. Remember now?) We met once before across the room. You were talking with your friends while I mouthed the words I was afraid to say: I pretended you read lips. (Do you? If so, have you read any good lips lately?) We met once before in a crowded elevator. We stood side by side and talked in body language ... a sideways glance, an understanding nod, a friendly elbow nudge. All this I sent out to you and, to my utter shock and amazement, you actually replied ... the stutter in your smile the sigh in your nod the smirk in your voice (It was just like a movie) And we stood there in the crowded elevator, whispering “Pleased to meet you” out of the corners of our mouths, saying hello with our eyes again and again and again. Dwight Okita 1976 220 The Quest What is this world that awaits me? That pulls and baits me? What is this future that calls me? That traps and walls me? Can I break loose, can I be free. Can I declare my final degree? When will I know what I can do. When will I ever be given a clue? Can I resist, can I pull back. Can I fight it without clear attack? Answers I’m given, but none honestly. For no one on earth truly holds the key. Debbie Willman - 1967 © 6600(60 -6 66 04 600060: 000 f 00 f ,, fif000 00060 066 f600004 006000 0 Am 00 0, ( ( , 00 00 -0.- 6 ( ( a’ 6006 000 I 1. M'S 0006 004 f ■00 0 006 606 00c O' Jo00 ©%0 .,- ($O '0 0 0 0 u 0-0’40 40 f4 ‘00( 00. 00( 6006 00 6 604 0 4604 0 f-00 f04 6of0 000. 0 - Z 6000 00 0, 606. f 0 0 , 6 0060 00 m 6 MID VILLA PIZZA ED SHIRLEY SPORTS TROPICAL TREASURES PAT O'KEEFE INSURANCE PRIME CLEANERS BOWMAN HOME RUDOLPH POVSE, ALLSTATE INSURANCE 224 HICKEY VANDENBERG chapels ltd. 2429 W. 127th Street 4201 W. 147th Street 6730 w. 147th Street Blue Island FU-0014 Midlothian FU5-4478 Tinley Park 532-1613 Manufacturers of Rental Material 3737 West 127th Street Alsip, Illinois 60658 225 RADAY'S INC. 14751 South Pulaski Road Midlothian, III. 60445 Phone: 389-5150 RADIO, T.V., AND APPLIANCES 3228 W. 147th EQUIPMENT AND SPORT SUPPLIES (NEAR KEDZIE) New and Used Pool Tables 15407 S. Cicero Oak Forest, Illinois 60452 687-0144 DIXIE BILLIARDS CARRY-OUTS call 385-9605 TASTEE SANDWICHES ICE CREAM TREATS 50 FLAVORS SHAKES AND MALTS I VILLAGE OF POSEN 13939 South Cicero Ave Crestwood, Illinois 60445 (312) 389-4545 Mayor Joseph J. Smaron Clerk Steve S. Otrosa Trustee Frank Baranski Trustee Henry La Brec Trustee Albert Chohrek Trustee Fred Filipiak Trustee Walter Massat Trustee Floyd Reule WITH BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 ’a safe ride to school' Tiffany’s Restaurant 15600 Cicero Avenue Oak Forest, ILL. 60452 24-Hour Service A. DeHowi Service, Inc, Refrigeration - Heating - Air-Conditioning Commercial - Industrial - Residential 4558 WEST 147th STREET - MIDLOTHIAN, ILLINOIS 60445 Local (312) 388-4000 Chicago (312) 778-7600 STEVEN M. OE NOVI, Vice-Pres. THERMAL HEATING, INC. Air Conditioning Electronic Air Folters — Furnaces Sheet Metal Work Bob McGrath 2603 W. 147th St. President Posen, III. 60469 597-0746 FOREST LUMBER Everything for the Builder 17280 S. Cicero Country Club Hills, III. 60477 D S AUTO PARTS INC. OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK 2919 W. 147th POSEN ILLINOIS (312) 389-4600 DUNN RITE CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL SPECIALIST IN INSURANCE REPLACEMENT AUTOS 385-3000 4 L_. u MIDLOTHIAN a SIFT m FL RIST SHOP m 14935 S. Crawford Ave. Midlothian, III. 385-7173 m 9M0WMI fUR!K we? THE MORE STORE ' 3 15541 S. Cicero Ave. 687-2730 147th Crawford Midlothian, Illinois 60445 24 Hour Service A. J. SMITH S et ipj a it ■j 'ec esa ■ytf.i.icri r to 1 CREATIVE 14757 South Cicero Avenue 12000 South Halsted Street Midlothian. Illinois 60445 Chicago. Illinois 60628 687-7400 4 68 5570 HAIR Covering the Great South Suburbia Delivering to 128,000 Homes design Super Cuts for Guys and Gals 14736 S. Pulaski Midlothian, III. 60445 “Redken” 3660 W. 147th St. Midlothian, II. 371-4100 388-9730 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 DUNN RITE CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL specialist in i nsunance replacement autos 385—3000 MIDLOTHIAN Sports 14723 S. Pulaski Midlothian, III. CyCle 371-2200 HONDA CAN-AM_SKIDQQ HEG EWlSCH discount records + tapes 4815 W. 155th St. Oak Forest T-Shirts Posters Incense Blank Tapes Cap” Dace Insurance Complete Coverage-Business or Personal MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Homeowners, Fire, Theft, Auto, Marine, Life Hospitalization, Accident, Health BE SAFE BE INSURED 14716 Karlov Ave. ‘‘Cap Dace -John Dace 30 Years of Service Daily 9:30-5:30 Sat. 9:30-1:00 597-1220 MODERN INCOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 231 The Student Center. Going to McDonald’s® is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You’ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You’ve made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that’s why, at McDonald’s, we do it all for you. 14601 So. Pulaski Midlothian. IL CHUCK CAVALLINI'S The Original Chuck Wagon 6 Private Dining Rooms Banquets 20 to 1000 3845 W. 147th Street Midlothian, Illinois FUlton 8-1690 One Block East of Crawford Avenue on 147th Street Grill’s Hard ware A COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE' 385-2730 Kenneth Grill 3831 W. 147th Midlothian, AMERICAN HANDICRAFTS Arts and Crafts Materials 6837 W. 159th Street Brementowne Mall Tinley Park, III 60477 532-6060 Arts Crafts Materials 3836 W. 147th St. Midlothian, III. 60445 597-6550 COMPLETE EYEWEAR Specializing in Diamond Rings We sell Bremen School Rings 14121 Cicero Avenue Crestwood Plaza Crestwood, Illinois Phone: 385-1159 SKYLINE Optical Company aw WE CARRY BREMEN GYM SUITS Ma’s Closet Midlothian Shopping Plaza 14428 So. Crawford Ave. Midlothian, Illinois 60445 Phone: 385-;772 MATCHMAKER HARTHSIDE REALTORS. INC MARY H JANIC Sales Counselor Lingeries — Dresses — Hoisery LARGER SIZES OUR SPECIALTY Oftire 312 3 7 I 1910 Hes JHH410H 4 1 SOW 1 4 lit Street Midlothian. Illinois 60445 m 233 MODERN WAY DRY CLEANING WASHING CENTER Open 7am to 10 pm Sunday 8 am to 8 pm 14642 Crawford Ave. Midlothian, Illinois 388-1750 Lincoln Jl Federal “Your Complete Business House” PRINTING 2 OFFICE SUPPLY 14800 South Cicero Avt. • Oak Forest, III. 60452 4050 West 147th Street Midlothian, Illinois 60445 dan vaclav (312)687-3055 Jokes. Novelties, Gags |y| Party Games Favors 5 Newspaper Headlines Printed g T-Shirts Custom Printed 4019 W. 147th Street Midlothian, III. 60445 Johns Hot Dogs TRICK SHOP 3233 W. 147th Street Midlothian, III. 60445 PHONE: 385-9810 234 235 THE BANK WITH A HEART 3737 West 147th Street Midlothian, III. 60445 MARKAM.IL. 3433 W. 159th Street Markham, Illinois 60426 331-7730 LITTLE GIANT LIQUOR S. FOOD BEER — LIQ — WINE — DELI 3929 W 147th Street Midlothian, II 60445 389-4399 ACE HARD WARE Wasso’s COMPLETE FOOD — LIQUOR — DELICATESSEN $$$SAVE Always Special Party Prices $$$SAVE markham.il. CUSTOM ©Mi ©@W1L (ZAiCCLftUlKcU 0?iKC6t 15240 South Cicero Avenue Oak Forest, Illinois 60452 PLATE GLASS, INC. GLASS FOR HOME AUTO BUSINESS OPEN DAILY 8:00 to 6:00, MONDAY FRIDAY ’till 8:00 P.M. 687-2000 2820 W. 147th Street Posen, Illinois 388-0565 388-3165 the Hair loft 4815 W. 155th Street Oak Forest, Illinois 60452 687-1242 PAPA’S PIZZA Your Hosts: Fred Mary Joan Barlow 16040 So. Cicero Avenue 687-PAPA Eat in� Carry out Deliver IV 238 Senior-Mark Brandon Juniors-Sharon Ely, Cathy -Calvert, Marge Janie, Toni Milianta, Lynn Koch, Molly Me Learn, Barb McKenna Sophomores-Craig Kolins, Tim Aikens, Linda Waldo, Dawn Dombrowski Freshmen-Laurie Carney, Diane Kintz, Lisa Hill, Angela Davis. 239 240 e pass from day to night and back today Sometimes trying to chose the right but wrong way Never stopping to think that possibly we're not giving at all, but rather we're surviving while all about us fall. Life’s not a game, so we've been told many a time to me, it’s played with rules, some of which we left behind. We fail sometimes to learn from mistakes of others, yet we must find our own ways and not those of our brothers. Some know not of square roots yet, still they've the biggest tree on the block. Learn this friend while there's still time left on the clock. Do not give up when you fail or be satisfied should you succeed, But search for a meaning and truth in all things which you believe. Tom Kerr 1970 cfitowcaK hr-} Vniinwi r 'tfWiTr i RWSf ilOiu.lt HmtittiH � i