Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL Midlothian, Illinois Opening Homecoming 1980 Page 2 Autumn New Beginnings ....................Page 20 Associations Srondord-beorers ..................Page 36 Winter Carrying on Trodirions ............Page 48 Academics Disciples of learning .............Page 68 Spring Metamorphosis .....................Page 88 Honors Celebrarions of praise ............Page 102 Underclassmen Seeking New Goals .....................Page 130 Seniors Commencing ro rhe Furure ..........Page 164 Community Porrons of Educorion ..............Page 202 2 HOMECOMING Homecoming '80 The Greatest Show On Earth Homecoming Spirir Week 1980 was o rousing success With bener rhon 50% of rhe school ocruoly physicolly porrxDporing in evenrs, and onorher 35% cheering from rhe sronds, rhe rorol porriciporion was bigger rhon ever Highfaghrs of rhe week included o vicrorious foorboll ream, o memorable donee, o surprise rug-o-war champion, on ocrionpocked spirir bol evenr. and o spirted awards assembly Below: Queen Cynthio Lotting re gns wirh court: Deb-bte. Joonne, (Cynrhio). Regno, ond Carolyn, Sophomores Tug To Victory As srudenrs dressed os downs, animals, and acrobars, rhe halls were Transposed inro a midway filled with arcus performers. Tuesday was Theme Day and rhe judging produced several besr cosrume dress awards. Senior Sreve Borden rook rop honors in his clown dress wirh a mulri-colored wig and sloppy shoes, (picrured above Righr) Taking second place was rhe ream of downs wirh rhe cor: Diedre Scalia and Darlene Swidergol (picrured above lefr) Also second prize winners included rhe piggy-back downs Jeanne Pe-rers and Jane Connolly (picrured lefr.) Meanwhile rhe dosses had already spenr rhe Sunday produang Spirir Week by decororing rhe halls. Freshmen assemble a mosr impressive arcus rrain. Ir was rhe Seniors who squeaked by wirh firsr place. The Sophomore (green) hallway and rhe Junior (blue) efforrs were no march for rhe Senior moving Merry-Go-Round rhar pur rhem on rhe rop afrer rhe firsr day of rhe comperirion. Carrying Out The Circus Theme 4 HOMECOMING Creating The Spirit Combined Classes Talisman For Luck The Talisman compehnon ogoin provided rhe Wednesday assembly with a voriery of rhrills, cheers, and toughs. The five evenrs included rhe pie-earing, rire-roll, spirir trunk dress, basker-boll knee carry, and ren-man pyromid Twen-ry-rwo reams compered In rhe race ogoinsr rhe dock Pie-Earing: The Sectors reigned supreme in doss while B-dub won over Cheerleaders and V.I.C.A in dub. Over 140 pies of bunerscorch, lemon, pisraschto. vonilta, and choco-tore flavor were gobbled-up by hungry conresronrs Three people corrying o smd pie behind rheir bock ro one anxious pie-eorer with hands behind rheir back is quire difficult and messy Tire Roll: The Seniors quickness prevailed os did o victorious Concert Choir in rhe tossing of eighr rires by four ream-mores over one other ream member who was pushed over ond rolled across rhe finish line. Spirir Trunk: The Seniors added srill another viaory ro rhe dosses whie O E. captured o firsr for clubs in rhe spirir trunk. The twenty orrides of dorhing added in on orderly relay manner proved a fast poced challenge ro many. Basketball Knee Carry: Skil ond abiity brought rhe Seniors a 'no hands’ viaory over dosses ond rhe evenr Oub honors were ried by Pom Pons ond B-Club who hopped, relay style, ro pur basketballs through a roised hoop Ten Mon Pyramid: Topping on olreody big, strong leod, rhe Seniors registered a record rime in rhe ten man pyramid. V.I.C.A. assembled its ream in a dub record rime The rorol Talisman Points went ro The Sector Class ond B-Oub (wlrh V.I.C.A. o very dose second) Another new evenr was rhe Double Team Relay: A two port evenr for dosses only The first relay involved a 4-person sack roce ro awaiting ream members on rhe other side of rhe gym who then hopped across o finish line The Juniors jumped ro on early leod. The second relay involved all ream members running ro a football, placing ir on rheir heod ond spinning 20 rimes in both directions before ragging rhe waiting teammate With rhe Juniors leodmg, ir was Senior Ron Evans whose dazzling footwork broughr rhe Seniors from behind ro win rhe second half of rhe double ream relay The points were roroled ond rhe Juniors held rhe overol leod ro rhe double reom relay evenr. 6 HOMECOMING Floats Totems Building Floors or Torem Poles is one parr of the beginnings for spirit in Bremen's Spirir Week. The frenzy and reomwork seem ro be always on rhe move roword o courryord showdown of Torem judging ro evaluate skill ond style in construction. Juniors rocker-red” o sure win. A yellow Birdpole” from rhe freshmen surprised o sophomore ice-cream-drum down, bur couldn't besr o carefully piled senior cardboard down-pole wirh brighr colors. Still rhe juniors rocketed on rop. At rhe parade rhe junior elephant of papier-mache cap-rured o vicrory while rhe Publications stuffed down ropped club honors ond Foreign Lon-guoge won for club cor. Decorations included rhe Hall Decs (seniors won) ond donee display. Braves from each doss used all rheir energy roword building a successful SPIRIT WEEK. Spirit Dali- One of the new ond probably mosr conrroversol evenrs was rhe Spirit Doll. Four reams of 25 srudenrs each drew for positions in o physical push- left - hit - bottle against each other. Their chief weapon was a 6 foot diameter cage-boll. From rhe foce-off whistle, rhe gome involved four eight minute quarters of non-stop action. The skill ond finese of rhe Seniors ripped rhe scales ro rheir favor over rhe very physical punishmenr of rhe Juniors ond Sophomores. The Freshmen ream berried closely, os casualties scored almost os high os rhe goals. The free-kick brought rhe crowds ro rheir feet, especially when it was rarely blocked. New Excitement The number of dislocated shoulders, bumped heads, and skinned knees best showed rhe intensity of the competition. The final gome between the Seniors and rhe Juniors wos colled on account of roughness bur it wos rhe Seniors who emerged dearly victorious in total overall points scored. The future of rhe Spirit Ball is still to be seen bur for two days, rhe gymnasium filled and people cheered rhe fasrpaced roughness of rhe hundred participants who instituted rhe first and maybe rhe lost Spirit Boll Event. Bremen added a new dimension ro irs Spirit Week this year. Sponsored by rhe Booster Club, rhe Jog-A-Thon raised money for organizations that participated and also awarded prizes ro rhe students with rhe most sponsors. Students raised money by getting sponsors for their club and jogged os many lops os could be accomplished in on hour. The event was profitable for rhe dubs ond also mode Spirit Week more memorable. Although many students participated, rhe faculty also rook port. Organization sponsors porridpared for their groups. While jogging both students ond foculry listened ro music. The Booster Club helped rhe organizations of Bremen provide o fund-raising event and also has become on important port in bringing rhe Bremen Booster Club into rhe Homecoming activities. Throughout rhe year rhe Booster Club received oil rhe money for rhe sponsors including parents of rhe runners for rhe fund-raising project. The Booster Club hopes ro reach $7,000.00 by rhe end of this year when all rhe sponsors hove paid. A percentage of this will go ro rhe clubs ond organizations for their own use. Field Events The Athletic Showcase was rhe Thursday assembly featuring emphasis on physical fitness and athletic skills. The football ream demonstrated rhe winning form that would lead them to victory on rhe following Saturday. As they left rhe field, they set rhe mood for rhe following events. The Obstacle Course: The 170-yard obstacle course involved each doss and club having three 2-person reams running rhe course or 15-second intervals Upon completion of rhe last group to cross rhe finish line, rhe rime was rallied against rhe number of faults. As rhe reams ran under high-jumps and over hurdles, they encountered tire-steps, wheelbarrow races, piggy back rides, bearcrowls and sack races. It was B-Club's winning rime of 1:54.3 that tools club honors while rhe Seniors captured rhe Class Trophy by turning in rhe record rime of 1:51.9. The Tri-Kick: The Tri-Kick added rhe annual tricycle relay with a new football kicking contest to create an old and new event. The magic roe of Richard Kroatz and speedy Junior tricycle ream gave rhe Junior Class a combined win for rhe Tri-Kick. B-Club again showed their athletic superiority as they easily won rhe club Tri-Kick. Egg Toss: The winning combination of Dove Rutter and Phil Jacobs tossed B-Club a win with their 40 yard egg toss. The Sophomores again defended their last year's first place as they recaptured rhe egg toss title. . . . And Many Obstacles Still To Overcome HOMECOMING 15 Winning form brings rriple Homecoming victory This year Bremen Foorball reams hove proved ro be winning reams. All rhree reams, Freshmen, Sophomore, and Vorsiry showed rheir winning abiliry. Ar rhe 1980 Homecoming Gome oil rhree reams were vicrorious. The Freshmen reams' Homecoming Gome was o vicrory for Bremen by a score of Bremen 6, Rich Eosr 0. Oursranding player for rhe gome was Freshmon Tim Houlohon. Tim scored rhe only Touchdown of rhe gome which also won rhe Homecoming Gome for Bremen. The Sophomore Team also led Bremen ro a Homecoming vicrory. The Bremen Sophomores hod a vicrorious win over Rich Eosr 28-0 Oursranding performers for rhe Sophomore Squod was: Chris Hunr, Jeff McSheffery, Dove Engwoll, John Boyd, and quarrerback, Charles Smirh. The Bremen Vorsiry Team also occomodored Bremen wirh o rhird Homecoming vicrory. The Bremen Vorsiry ream won rhe Homecoming Gome ogoinsr Rich Eosr 10-7. All rhree of rhese reams made Bremen's Foorball Homecoming Gome, Spirir Week and rhe whole Foorball Season very imporronr for rhe 1980-81 school year. The crowd of Bremen fans also mode rhe Homecoming Gome exciring. Each gome rhar was ployed hod many fans ro encourage rhe players. Each ream mode o srrong efforr ro win rhe Homecoming Gome os This was rhe year rhar all rhree reams hod o good season in a long rime. Queen Cynrhio Lotting ond her escort danced to the music ot “Runner and the circus decorations formed o merry-go-round atmosphere os the Junior floor elephant looked on from the center of the floor. The donee celebrated all the reams football victories ond ended a very special Spirit Week. (top left: Regina Woodson ond Stan Lotting 2nd left: Carolyn McNichols ond Chris Barajas middle: Cynrhio Lotting ond Greg Dunn 4rh left: Joanne Haon and Mike Hanlon bottom left. Debbie Dempsey and Bob Hancock AUTUMN IM TEAM RECORDS NAME 20 AUTUMN Autumn was hardly falling'' at Bremen as rhe sports scene rivaled rhe changing colors of rhe surroundings. Mixed seasons in sports reflected rhe wormrh and coolness of rhe weather. Still, rhe opening of school and beginning efforts toward o successful year rook root in September and found o student community ready to participate. This yeors foil events set rhe active rone of rhe year. 21 The Sophomore Cross Counrry Team finished rhis years season wirh a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The ream finished second in The Conference meer. Tom Barrie was rhis years ream caprain ond also vored Mosr Valuable Runner. This years ream had a strong force as a ream ond would prove ro be nexr year a good Vorsiry level ream. Cooch O'Donnell Varsity Cross Country Goes Down State!! 22 DOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country Bremen's 1980 Cross Counrry ream is rhe mosr successful one in rhe school's hisrory They were undefeared in rheir dual meers wirh a record of 8 wins and 0 losses. The cross counrry ream also added 6 rrophies ro rhe rrophy cose and qualified in rhe Disrricr Tournamenr by rolling 2nd Place Ar rhe Srore Tournamenr, held in Peoria, Bremen finished 17rh ond defeored Highly ranked Sonburg in rhe process! Con-grorulorions! CROSS COUNTRY 20 INDIVIDUAL TEAM HONORS Jr. Robert Rlchmond-Hods frosh course record. 113rh in Store Jr. Jim Bodinet-Member of 1.000 mfle dub Sr. Pete Corpenter-Member of 1,000 mile dub. or reoded every meer and practice in 3 yeors. 152nd in Srore Jr. Don Gobriel-Chsrricr 228 individual champ as soph . Varsity All-Conference. 154rh in Srore Jr. Eric Simon-Member 1,000 Mile Club. Store OuoBfier Sr. Jim Thielen-Teom Copron as Sophomore ond Var siry. VarsiTy AUConference, 139rh in Srore. Won Doosrer Club's Coach's Award Sr. Chris Dorojos-ser sophomore course records. Mem ber of 4.000 M!e Club. 4.102 mosr miles ever by o Bremen runner, Varsity AlConference, 122nd in Srore. attended every meer ond procnce in 4 yeors. Sr. Joe Toylor-lndividuol Soph Conference Chomp. Varsity AlConference for 2 yeors. Mosr Valuable Senior. Member of 2,000 mile dub. Set new Bremen State Qualifiers 24 CROSSCOUNTRY Cross Country v- Row 1 Alexis Sommers. Koren Simon, Heorher Scorr, Elite Meenon. Row 2 Kim Borqjas. Michele Slorrery, Rondo WJmo. Jufce Sremmekn. Mory Yucuis. Row 3 Reynolds. Liso Gold, Cindy Schoefer, Noncy Simon, Sherry Dogdolek. Michelle Donofrio Nor ptcured Cindy Sohl The second year of Girl's Cross Country or Bremen will go down in rhe books os a grear success. The ream finished rhe season wirh a 3rd place finish in conference behind only Tin-ley Park and Oak Forest, perennial powerhouses. The ream improved every week of rhe season wirh fine performances coming from all members of rhe squad. Wirh returning personnel and some freshmen prospects, we hope ro bear our Tinley Park in conference in 1981. Coach Reynolds GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY 25 Kier Ooyron kicks rhe bol o mile os rhe speciality reom rushes down field for rhe runbock -w- The Bremen Sophomore Foorboll Teom wenr inro rhe year expecring ro breeze Through rheir schedule. The Sophomore Broves hod o rough srorr losing 2 ond rieing 1. The Brave defense ployed well ond ofrer rhe firsr 0 gomes rhe Offense shifted inro high gear. The Sophomores won rheir losr 6 gomes in o row wirh oursronding efforts by everyone Coaches Augustine ond Scorr were very pleased wirh rhe woy rhe reom come Through to caprure rhe Conference Championship. The highlight of rhe year wos rheir 12-0 victory over Oak Foresr. Coaches Augusrine G Scorr Sophomores - Conference Chomps! BRAVE! BRAVES m VEi BP , BRA .v I !■, L 5Q 54 j BRi ES BRAV£f , 8RAVL? (Left ro Rjghr) Dorrom Row-Guy Porrer, Dob Moniey, Greg Dziedzic, Dove Floeckher. Joey Do6e, Charley Srmrh. 2nd Row Chris Gimmo. Terry Hoyes, Chris Hunr, Jeff McSheffery. Jim Perers. Tom Rickard, Donon Comer on, 3rd Row-Cooch Augusrine. Len Fed, John Doyd, Ron Ooyron, Ron Skeley, Dob Dicksen, Jock Rollms, Dove Eng won, Dove Hancock, Lorry Mossor. Coach Scon 26 FOOTBALL Football M. jA Ik __ Row 1: Lous Ceja. Dave Morgan, Dob Lorz, Ken Muse, Tim Clemens, Rich Kroorz, Dob Swon son. Mgr Row 2: Kelly Kronz. Don Hammons, Den Drown, Mike Conway. Copr Dill Griffin, Jeff Lonkor. Mork Smith, Row 3: Cooch Ed Novak, Cooch Tom Johnson, Copt John Kramer, Tony Doyer, Mark Johnson. Mike Jones, Monre Crowley. Phil Morris, Pere Gutierrez, Cooch Dill Mogurany, Row 4: Len Feil. AAgr Rick Nelson, Keith Wilis, Jim Kmer, Al Taylor. Pot Derry man. Cooch John D'Ambrose mt.. ML-A. Bremen's Varsiry Foorboll hos announced rhe following orhleres who hove won All-Conference Honors Jim Kmer, junior, received All-Conference Offensive Tackle A special men-rion wenr ro Don Hommons, senior, os on Offensive Wide Receiver Also o special men-rion wenr ro Richard Kroorz, junior, os Punrer- Kicker. The Varsiry Foorboll Team olso won rheir Homecoming gdme agoinsr Rich Eosr 10-7 This complered o very successful Homecoming Week and also rhe end of a good season FOOTDALL 27 28 FOOTBALL PQ WffvixTmv w ■4LA.'� VJ EMBMp fwm 1st left ro nghr Jim Corley, Dill Durgemier. Don Isler, Leooord Nixon, Jerel Fisher. Rodney Sutton, Jim Leovy. Shonnon South, 2nd Tony SulSvon, Orion Louder, John Trudeou, Jim Dubeck, Tim Houlohon. Seon Goukjing, Hulberr, Woldroup, Woyde Schemeski, Tony Gtowocki. Don Perers, 3rd Dill Jocobson. Joe Powers, Terrence Winter, Rob Adorns, Tony Dulock, Dove Horper, Denjomin Henry-El, Dob Meeder. Dovid Shonley. 4rh Cooch Hosrmgs, Joe Grobowskj, Corl J Skinner, Rich Nogel. Wolrer Veoi, Lorry Jordon. Jeff Corner, Verne Douer, Reggie Hughes, Leonard Feii, Cooch Anderson Bremen's Freshman Foorboll Team was named Co-Conference Chomps in rhe S.I.C.A. Easr Conference rhis year. The ream rallied up an overall record of 7 wins and 2 losses. Their Co-Conference record was 5 wins and 1 loss. Every Freshman player performed ro his fullesr porenria! ro make rhis rhe finesr season in years for rhe Freshman level Freshman Football- Co Conference Champs Golf The golf ream finished our a 7-6 dual meer record. The ream finished fifrh in conference. In desrricr ploy, Tim Borden advanced ro sectional by shooting an 84. Jim Janie and Shown McBride were the top Seniors. Coach Hrkel The Freshmon level coached by Miss Debbie Runyan improved o grear deal from rhe lasr season. The freshmon record for rhe season was 3-15. Eoch girl porriciporing should prove very valuable for rhe nexr seasons Junior vorsi-ry ream. The Junior varsiry volleyball ream coached by Miss Judy Masrela hod o successful season wirh o record of 8-8. Many rolenrs ond skills were dennonsrrared by oil players. The mosr our-sranding players which were of greor advon-rage ro rhe ream were Julie Schaefer, Chris Kruez ond Anne Kreis. Volleyball In For The Kill 00 VOLIEYDALL Volleyball This seasons Varsiry Volleyball ream, coached by Mrs. Jackie Reid, worked very hard wirh a record of 3-14. The varsiry ream consisting of sophomores, juniors and seniors were equally rolenred rhe skills rhey demonsrrared. The outstanding players on this level include, Phyllis Denman, Darlene Denman, and Mary Smith. Darieoe SwicJergol goes up for rhe volley Girls rennis looks roword nexr year. This year s Freshmen-Sophomore squad did quire well. On rhe Sophomore level, rhe Mosr Improved was Cindy Beno Carol Elzinga was awarded rhe Pride, Husrle and Desire Trophy. UP-AND-COMING RACKETEERS 32 Gftl'S TENN6 Feminine Racketeers The Varsiry seoson ended wirh mixed resulrs. Winners of rhis year's ream awards induded rhe folbwing girls Varsiry girls gave a Mosr Improved Award ro Paige Shepard. Mary Hu-dak was given rhe Pride, Husrle and Desire rrophy The mosr valuable (rolenred) player was Renee Defoy. Renee also received rhe Coaches Award GIRL'S TENN6 30 This year's Girls Swimming ream finished rhe season wirh an 8 7 and 1 record. Jane Connolly, senior, qualified for rhe srare Diving Meer in which she placed 20rh. The mosr Improved swimmer rhis year was Freshman Karen Dempsey. Jane Connolly was also named rhe Mosr Our-sranding Swimmer because of her srare competition. The Mosr Enrhusiasric Swimmer rhis year was Brenda Compron. freshman The Pride Husrle and Desire Trophy were awarded ro Sheila Dempsey, a junior. Jane Qualifies For State Row 1: Dawn De Fay. Debt ? Dempsey. Jeonne Peters. Jane Connolly, Sheila Dempsey Row 2: Coach Gustafson. Kelly Centers, Lynn Gregg. Korea Dempsey Dione Mitchell. Kelly Drown. Marian McHugh. Coach Teske Row 0: Teresa Hill. Odette Perez, Theresa Anderson, Nancy Drodshow Sondy Rutter Debbie Olsen. Kely Kirtsporrick. Drendo Compron 34 GIRLS' SWIMMING Swimming School records which were broken rhis yeor included, Thereso Hill in rhe 100yd Frosh Soph Durrerfly, Sheilo Dempsey in rhe Vorsiry 100yd Dreosrsrroke; Brenda Compron in rhe 200yd Frosh Soph individual medley, and rhe 200yd Frosh Soph Freesryle. Debbie Dempsey ser rhe record in rhe Vorsiry 500yd ond 200yd freesryle. Jane Connolly ser o school record in diving. GIRLS SWIMMNG 35 ASSOCIATIONS 06 ASSOCIATIONS This years organizations were distinguished by special projects and participation. Costumes were everywhere through homecoming at the F.H.A. halloween party. The choir made it's annual appearence on television and D dub continued to sponsor the successful Gym-jam. If homecoming was the initial beginning for dub involvement, then this involvement continued as many clubs sold items and sponsored activities to add to everyones enjoyment. Row 1: Liso Molsreod, Tommi Dombrowski. Liso Hines, Down Dombrowski, Drendo Jermony, Trocy Jebens, Sondro Griffin. Gotl Puerz Row 2: Peggie Hughes, Craig Kofcns, Dororhy Corriveou. Shannon Sourh, Toni Coshion, John Durnson. Phondo Do vis, Sharon Scorver, Tim Aikens The French ond Spanish Clubs hove been very active this year. Borh clubs have taken various field rrips rhroughour rhe year. Borh clubs parricipored in rhe Spirit Week activities. The French Oub placed first for dub car. They also ploced third in rhe egg toss during Spirit Week. Borh clubs also decorated rhe halls and showed great spirit during rhe yeor FHA Srephonie Wisch. Pobin Poe, Pegino Chiarmoore, Sonjo Evons Stonding: Debra ViHord. Crysrol Fudge, Chris Pushing, Mary Socki, Trocy Murphy, Porn Wogner, Tereso Eubonks, Nancy Knighr, Anne Turngreen, Korea Eosrer, Tracey McGreol Future Homemakers of America had an active fall season this yeor. An early Homecoming kept everyone busy with hall decorations and parade plans as well as rhe ocrual competitive events during spirit week. Seven members also attended rhe overnight conference where a busy schedule had been planned by rhe regional officers. 38 ORGANIZATIONS Science Club This year rhe Science Oub wenr ro Alpine Volley ro ski for rhe day. There were 50 srudenrs who broved rhe cold and rhe slopes. We lefr or 6:30 o.m. on January 15rh and rerurned rhe some day or 7 p.m. Row i: Jerry Johnson, Blaine Louder. Carl Kohnsorsr, Ed Anderson, Row 2: Sue Lundin. Oone Schroeder, Karen Lundin, Gory Lokoskey. Rich Bornes, Christine Morrino. Row 3: Mr Kempron, Korea Morren, Woirer Podgurski. Sreve Sronis, Shoron Snyders, Louro Frazier, Pjchord Bornes. Row 4: Shoron Forrel, Chris Honsen, Por Cejo. Dove Lokoskey. Dove Hoffman. Amy Moroldo O.E. The Office Educorion Club is a dual-func-rion orgonizorion which prepares irs par-riciponrs for a successful furure, borh professionally and scholasrically. Irs members gain experience rhrough on-rhe-job Training, Associarion comperirions, and inschool srudy. The 1980-81 club, under rhe parienr guidance of Mr. O'Donnell, has marured inro a highly successful and worrhwhile orgonizorion. Row 1: Amy Moruro. Theresa Restivo, Kris Witt. Sue Lirko. Cynthia Lorring. Row 2: Mr O'Donnell. Suzy Sinkhorn, Mone Bisollon, Liz Meyers. Peggy Burler, Donna Piejko, Louro Smoor, Mory Kolodziej Row 3: Undo Waldo, Korhy Green. Robin Chico, Tim Kaufman, Undo Kohlmon. Mory Quinn, Debbie Drenner Echo (below) This year's Echo is dedicared ro inform rhe srudenr body of up-coming evenrs, express rhe views of orher srudenrs and reporr pasr happenings. Membership is open ro any srudenr having on inreresr in wriring, proofreading or carrooning. The Echo prides irself in being a newspaper by rhe srudenrs, for rhe srudenrs and of rhe srudenrs. Row i: Mrs Proferto, Rosemary Comanlo, Julie VoJdo, Rob Krodk. Row 2: Mr Hardr, Bob Perers, Dione Dempsey, Rondy Drowning, Shoron Snyders. Maryberh Snyders. Mike Gorz, Poul Moroido Computer Club (above) Tommy Roordo. Dove Lokoskey. David Green, Bil Kofereod. James Garner. ORGANIZATIONS 39 Pep Club The Pep Club directs mosr of irs energies ro Spirir Week during Homecoming. Acriviries indude decorating the hallways, decorating the field for the gome and participating in the rolis-man events. The Pep Club also helps the Student Coundl with the Turnabout Donee. Row 1: Rochelle Morrhews, Regino Morrhews. Sherri Doodurood, Meshele Wilson, Chris Kreuz, Aleshio Wilboo, Tomi Drowning, Therese Leovy. Row 2: Down Doese. Corly Figluto. Debt e Alexonder, Morcyio Mims, Sonjo Evans, Gloria Moger, Nicole Lewis, Crrfy DeYoung. Tory) Clemen, Mrs Proferro, Miss Derry, Rhonda Wilmo. Leigh SreoWe Moth Club This years Moth Club starred their year out by receiving trophies for the highest score in the school's division. Bremen's division B chomp was Down Dom-browski. After these honors were received the dub held o pizzo party for oil the involved members. Row i: Tommy Dombrowski, Down Dombrowski, Shoron Snyders, Cord ELzioga, Rondy Drowning, Row 2: Sherry Dogddek. Georgene Mdone, Charles Trenr, Goi Puerz, AM Fleck, John Hoyle Student Council The Student Coundl organizes the Homecoming donee and Homecoming court election During the Christmas season the dub decorates the front hall. The Turnabout dance is planned by the club. A Senior trip ro Hawaii and a school trip ro Great America ore sponsored by the Student Coundl. Row 1: Cheryl AAcflUgott. Helen McHole.Koren Dempsey. Moryberh Snyders. Row 2: Lori Poppolordo, Rondy Drowning, Theresa Davis, Poige Shepord, Dob Peters, Shoron Snyders, Julie Wddo. Steve Stonts D Club The Bremen Vorsiry B Club is composed of young men and women who hove earned o vorsiry letter. The purpose of rhis dub is ro promore sportsmanship and orhlerics or Bremen. Row 1: Jane Coonoly, Sheio Dempsey, Jeonne Perers. Krn Barajas. Row 2: Liso Melby, Dorlene Swidergal, Corhy Zygodlo, Nancy Drodshow, Cindy Schoefer, Zonerro Whirtler, Carolyn McNchois, Row 3: 0 1 Griffin, Philip Morris, Debbie Dempsey, Kelly Drown. Diane Kintz. Debbie Hayes, Liso Hill, Rich Lotdislas, John Kramer, Chris Barajas, Don Cor-ren, Row 4: Jm Jontc, Pick Nelson, Rich Elzinga. Row 1: Jane Connoty, Sheila Dempsey, Jeonne Perers. Kim Darajas Row 2: Lsa Melby, Darlene Swidergal. Corhy Zygodto, Noncy Drodshow, Cindy Schoefer, Zonerro Whittier, Corolyn McNichols, Row 3: D4I Griffin, Philip Morris, Debbie Dempsey. Kely Drown, Diane Kmrz, Debbie Hayes, Liso Hil, Rich Lotdislos, John Kramer, Chris Darojos, Don Correa, Row 4: Jim Jonic, Rick Nelson. Rich Bzinga Homecoming Committee The Homecoming Committee is o group of students who ore very helpful in organizing Bremen's Homecoming events. The committee planned the events rhor mode rhis year's Spirit week or Bremen o memorable one. The students on the Committee picked the rheme for Homecoming which rhis year was Circus . This years Homecoming Committee chairperson wos Debbie Dempsey. Row 1: Jockte Del, Corolyn McNichols, Moggie McCorey, Cynthia Lamng, Zonerro Mark Korzenberger. Moryberh Snyders, Row 3: Jim Schuler, Chris Darajas, Lorry Ceja. Vhrrler, Loon Chew, Decky Doyle, Michelle Donofrio, Row 2: Cord Elzmgo, Michele Dob Perers. Mark KJekowski. Don Korzenberger. Jeff Smogo. Rick Gdtogher Greenberg. Dione Kinrz, Diana Szucs, Corhy Dempsey, Alesio Hoynesworrh, Mike Ely, SWEP S.W.E.P. is o vocational dub in which students ore in o work program. This year the club participated in the homecoming events, bake soles, item soles, and finally donated money ro the Needy Children's Fund They also hod o banquet at the end of the year Row 1: Heorher DAvis, Mrs. Menrzer, Darren Lew is. Druce Paschal, Mart Drodley. Row 2: Jdongo Taylor, Todd Pope, Tim Dutkiewicz Row 1: Regmo Woodson. Joyce Sharpe, Monoeta Kennedy. Trocy McGreol, Cheryl McEligor. Karen Roerrng, Shoron Dilord. KeBy Cenrers. Jenny ladsiow, Ken Skorup. Row 2: Cynrhio Montgomery. Ceolo Richardson. Tim Ajkens. Goig Kolms, Diane Dempsey. Michelle Greenberg. Regina Chioromonre. Delores Ltte, Debbie Dahl. Lorin Chew, Moryberh Lovejoy, Row 3: Jim Leovy, Therese Leovy, Jim Burns, Jufee Grzadznsk, Paige Shepard. Julie Fredricks. Jockie Bel, Lori Martin. Diollo Crawford. Patroa Borden, Sandro Burton, Wanda Veal, Denise Alexander. Tracey Murphy. Row 4: Joe Grobowski, David Kibelkis, John Kwiarkowski, Kelly Kromer, Wolly Quinronillo, Shoron Reeves. Wiliam Koisreod, Rhonda Davis, David Green, Gwen Scorver Aids This year Bremen's aids hove assisted rhe Attendance Office, the Guidance Office, rhe Nurse's Office, and various depart menrs throughout rhe school. The students help other students, os well os rhe faculty. For helping, each student receives o half of a credit for each year of working. DECA D E C A. is the Distributive Education Clubs of America. The students ore involved with local, store, ond notional competitions They receive 2 credits for this work program. One credit is for on rhe job training ond rhe other is for dassroom study This prepares rhe members for careers in marketing ond distribution. D.E.C.A. Also hod a pizzo sole for o fund ro ser Row 1: jeony Kominski. Rhonda Jockson, KeHy Harris, Korhy Murphy, Joanne Hoon. Sue Koesmo, Par Rozek, Row 2: Pam Johnson, Joy Casillas, Sandy Menrink. Wendy Sripcevich, Nannerre DeSronis, Maureen Kenney, Sue Bush, Mr KiAovirz, Row 3: Helen ZohfiekJ, Lori Locksheide, Lori Gigglemon, Tom Provoncol. Paul Bersell Parry Wolsh VICA V.I.C A. stands for rhe Vocational Industrial Club of America. This is a work sru-dy progrom involving students in Diversified Occupations. The students parria-pore in field trips ond dub meetings in-duding a Cirrus Fruit Sole. Row 1: Jim Gundich, Tim Schock, John Davies, Tony Hudak, Row 2: Mr Egan David Dukowicz. Rich Simmons, Jim Morrhs, Jim Burke, Russel Sie lecki, Vince Rizzi Photo Club The Phoro Club is involved in raking pictures of rhe differenr activities or Bremen High School. The students develop their own pictures. Their skills further developed os rhe year went on. Row 1: Dretr Wilson. Row 2: Jim Durns, Brenr Song, Juke Fredricks. Mike Mens A.V. The Bremen A.V. Club keeps busy during rhe yeor with many of its helpful ocriviries. They learn rhe importance of Audio-Visual equipment ond leorn how to set up for Bremen's assemblies ond donees. Row is Tommy ftoordo. Joe Qumronao, Wolly Quinronfio, Dove Green. Row 2: John Kwiorkowski. W R, Koisrod, Kevin Whitney, Mr W oms, Jim Bodmer Row is Cord Schwemguber, Noncy Curron, Moni co Bennerr, Tommi Soukup, Row 2: Mrs. Wodord, Louro Treece, Mark Cdhom, Mori McLoughln. Chris Detoovo. Alido Philips, Tom Swonson, Diono Dickover, Ced Shul, Row 3: Noncy Bradshow. Denise Mozjos, Debde Myers. Morionne Gonder. Down Wison Home Economics Related Occupations (H.E.R.O.) is o course combining actual work experience and o 55 minute class During this post year, members hod item ond bake soles. They hod mony educational field trips and informative guest speakers. H.E.R.O. also spent on exciting weekend or rhe Hyatt Regency attending on interesting convention. HERO Row 1: Mr Oris Brooch, Drector, Dtooe Dove, Liodo McGuire. Theresa Davis, Sherrie Groooro, Sandy Tucker, Sherinone Bond, Diane Mitchell. Janice Colvert, Booiro Lewis, Darren Srevens, David Morgan, Tony Boyer, Jomes Harris, Richard Nichofeon, Samuel Oftowoy Row 2: Arlene Ooiborne, Debbie Myers, Arondta Johnson, Nancy Knighr, Mono Morombo. Carlo Guyron, Suson Lindin, Charmer Philips, Desiree Frpoch. Cheryl McEKgorr, Onssa Henry el, Zonerto Whittier, Carey Reddick, Joseph Chombers, Terence Smith, Reggie Jockson, Chrisropher M Scorver, Wolrer Childs Row 3: Debbie Harris. Erro Dixon, Karen Gersrrenkorn, Marie Griffin, Hilda Sms, Moggie McCorey, Gofl Cooper. Vivian Hunr, Tom Springer, Kevin Worson, David Greenberg, Charles Sreword, Ivon Krtghr, Robert Doggy, John Jones Row 4: Soly Sisk, RosJyn Olhe, Sheniece Howard, Susy Keller, Wondo Veal, Don no Piejko. Sherri Colemon, Down TheJgoord, Dorlene Harris, Liso HI, Jenny Wielkopolan, Sherri Price, Koren Krolczyk, Mario Skorski, Michele Duszo, Veronica Douglas Concert Choir The Bremen Concerr Choir, under rhe direction of Mr. Branch, is o very important port of rhe Fine Arts Deportment of Bremen High School. Concerr Choir hos hod candy soles and bake soles throughout rhe year as fund-raising activities. The Concerr Choir also porricipared with rhe other choirs in rhe Spring and Winter Concerts along with rhe Bremen High School Band. General Chorus General Chorus Is a group of young people who work along wirh Girl's Chorus and Concert Choir, os well os rhe bond, by performing rheir concerts together. They join wirh rhe other choruses or rhe Spring and Winter concerts. They also assist with rhe fund-raising os do rhe other choirs. The General Chorus also aids in making rhe musical side of Dremen more evident. Row 1: Vicki Porrer. Dina Anderson, Veronica Clark, Down Woesrman. Korhy Deamon. Ceaba Richardson. Mary Wise Row 2: Karen Easrer, Moreyio Mims. Kelly Harris, Nino DJock, Theresa Deneon, CrisciBo Horvey. Dona Neighbor, Trocey Murphy Row 3: Greg Nfchots. Mark Crawford, Karl Schworrz, Thomas Kidd, John Rozek, Jrn Sholres. Ronald D. Zoranrenelo. Tony Sullivan, Joe Curtin Row 4: Kirk Poulsen, Terrence Hayes, Roy Evans, Steve Garner, Robert Evans, Robert L. Veal. Chris Hunt, Modibo Crawford. Raymond Harrison, Reggie Pulums Girl's Chorus Girl's Chorus is on important port of the musical organizations or Dremen It gives rhe new members o chance to broaden rheir singing experience before moving up to Concert Choir. They work wirh rhe other two Choirs, os well os rhe bond, in presenting to Dremen rhe Spring and Winter Concert under rhe direction of Mr. Dranch and Mr. Hollingsworth. Row i: Ceaba Richardson, Kim Roberson, Sherri Dondurond, Korea Easter, Corherine Hanley, Lisa Donee. Chorice Mannaiooi. Debra Alexander, Lori Srernes, Dione Schroeder, Kim Powell. Vicki Porter. Anastasia Aiello. Jolondo Powell Row 2: Pam McCbnron, Joanne Fialo. Chris Schroeder, Renee Forley, Denise Crigleor. Morgorer Mien, Laurie Adorns. Kelly Srernes. Toni Cooper, Carlo Cellini. Jenny Hudak. Lisa Kapsalis, Sharon Dillard, Mariynn Ftschl, Row 3: Trocey Murphy, Mel y or a Davis. Karen Lundin, Chris Kreuz. Anne Turngren, Morcyio Mms, Cookie Doker. Loretta Jordon, Amy Moroido. Drendo Jermony, Jube Schoefer, Loura McNbchols, Goil Puerz, Tonjo Oemenrs. Row 4: Sondro Horns, Terry Hanlon, Shirley Kirkwood. Michele Stortery, Debbie Mefoy. Kim Koisrod, Edith Dairy. Angelo Kick, Diana Neighbor. Kelly Drown. Roberto Kilbngsworrh, Debbie Hammons, Chris Koch, Par Reid, Leigh Srekle, Down Nebe Band This years Bond appeared in rhe Homecoming parade and rhree Bremen concerts The organization olso parricipared in activities during Spirit Week. The band went on a field trip to North-Western University. They provide music for athletic events, assemblies, basketball games, and graduation. The band also participated in rhe Midlothian Highland Games Parade. Some of rhe bond members rake private lessons to further their own music ability Special band projects include the SIC. A. Band Clinic and competition in rhe Stare Solo Concert. This years bond activities have been very successful. Row i. Lisa Hines, Tomi Dornbrowski, Krisry ftockrohr. Ernesr Widsrrom Row 2. Down Dombrowski, Sondro Griffin, Uso Schoper, Laura Frazier, Minerre Johnson. Jeff Fivecoar Row 3. Denise Alexander, David P«ockway. Kevin Sorrell, Sharon Zohfeld, Roney McShone. Don Godina, Char man Dresinger ROW 4: Mike Ety, Myron Dyrd. Jocquelme Trenr, Donald Simmons, Ernes Dogger . Woyrve Johnson, Andy McElroy Keirh Willis. Monre Crowley, Tom Sronis. ROW 5: Leo Honrohon, Fred Oorree. Woyde Schmesk., Henry Voison Wolrer Eubonks. Ron Cloyron WINTER __ 46 WINTER Cold weorher doesn't always cool down events or Bremen. The winter quarter places emphasis on sports and the Christmas holidays. The Sophomore wrestlers, Freshman swimmers, Sophomore cogers, and store bowlers highlighted on almost snowless winter season. The Snowflake NHS donee under the reign of Jackie Bell and Dove Zimbrich added sparkle to the long academic quarter 49 Christmas Concert The annual Chrisrmas Concerr proved ro be a fesrive presenrarion by rhe Bremen Band and Choral groups. The woodwind choir, ler by Clarinerisr Dawn Dom-browski, performed a Hydn Suire arranged by James Jurens. David Rockway was feorured in a French horn sob, in a setting for horn and woodwind choir of Comile Sainr Soens. The band performed a suire of dances orginaring in various areas of Mexico; and rhe Jazz Rock Band performed many inspiring arrangements from rhe tare 20's. The Jazz Rock Band consisted of four Bremen srudenrs and eighr members of rhe Sporran Community Band of Chicago. 50 CHRISTMAS CONCERT The choirs and bond presented rheir annual Christmas Concert with a mixture of traditional and unusual music. The concert choir song the old family favorite Twos the Night Before Chirsrmas . The Grl's Chorus highlighted rheir performance with Deo Grocios from Benjamine Britten's Ceremony of Carols. The General Chorus featured Bon Zor-anrenello os a soloist with the choir in it's rendition of To o Monger''. The percussion soloist for the choir was Gory Kohlmon. The chars os usual prepared o fonrasric finale Until I found the Lord with Tracy Murphy os soloist. CHRISTMAS CONCERT 51 This year's annual Snowflake Dali, sponsored by rhe N.H.S. was held on December 19 ar rhe Homewood Sheraron. This year's king and queen were Dave Zimbrich and Jackie Dell by popular vore. The courr consisred of: (pictured above right; left to right) Judy Gildea and Rich Elzingo, Carolyn McNichols and Chris Darajas, Mary Smith and Frank Dernas. Tracy McGreol and John Sremmlin. Everyone danced ro rhe music of rhe Roger Kellog Dand. The meal consisred of a traditional Turkey Dinner with all rhe trimmings. 52 tus DANCE Don Gobriel. Undo Moksetan. Mike Hofemonn Lynn Gregg, John Kruczek Dob Honcock, Debbte Dempsey Donee The Night Away! Trocy McGreo), John Sremmln, Degino Chioromonre. Mike Mens «r ' NHS DANCE 50 Dorrom Row: Jeff Keller. Tom Henderson, Jonorhon Perez. John Kurczewski, John Kmer Top Row: Cooch Johnson. Darren Dorr, Dove Rock way, Dove Roeckher. Ron Clayton, Rick Chiormonre 54 DOYS' SWIMMING {Swimming Row r Cooch Frirz, Mark Tierz, Jim Perers. Mike Mena, Dove Rurrer, Kevin Dmeen Row 2 Woly Podgurski, Mike Kurczewski. Phi Messino. Poul Kurczewski. Bill Dogusz The Bremen Varsity Swim Team won 8 and lost 5 in dual meets and finished 3rd in the conference. The top point winners in the conference were Kevin Dineen, Mike Mensi, Phil Messina, Jim Perers, and Walt Podgurski. The Frosh-Soph Team won 12 and lost 1 and finished 2nd in the conference. They also won the TFS Frosh-Soph invitational. This year’s Frosh-Soph ream hod on excellent year. With 12 6 1 record, who could complain. Coach Fritz BOYS' SWIMMING 55 MRa Mk 1, vv.l 1 Deon Meyer goes up for rhe shor. os Don Hammons, prepores for rhe possible rebound Dorh Freshmen baskerbofl reams (A and B) finished rhe season wirh idenncol 16 and 4 records. Dorh reams cap rured conference championships, wirh o changed sryte, nor seen or Bremen for years Coaches Scorr and Hasrings proved rhor wirh a disciplined porrerned offense, and good hard defense, a wel balanced (no srors) ream. con. and wi win baskerbol games or Bremen Coach, Scort 56 BOY’S BASKETBALL Top Row: Roberr Barnes. Jim Kmer, Walrer Childs, Melvin Lindsey. Brod Rybak, Cooch Krisron. 2nd Row: Maurice Pullum, Greg AAiller, Deon Meyer, Don Hammons Borrom Row: Sean McBride, Dave Mar area, Corey Reddick, Kim Corberr, Michoel Johnson, Joe Taylor Basketb al 1 The 1980-51 Vorsiry Doskerboll seoson hos been very gratifying for o number of reasons The players begon with rwo major hardships First of ol they tost Cooch Hrkel only 2 days before their first gome Secondly they tost their storting pomr-guord due to transfer after only the second gome Yet they were able to gon more wins this year than lost Led by Senior Co captain, Drod Rybak who was ol-confer ence SICA East ployer os o Junior the Graves ended the seoson with o record of 5-19 Drod hos o 19 0 ppg aver-oge Melvin Lindsey, the other Co-copfoin, has obo been o scoring threat, o rekoble rebounder and on overall reom mon. Danny Hammons, another senior, hos been instrumental in the team’s success due to his excellent defense and hustle Seniors Walter Oukjs, Kim Corbett, Dovid Mora tea, Robert Domes, ond Joe Taylor hove helped from the bench Juniors Gregory Miller. Dean Meyer, Jim Kmer ond Michael Johnson hove helped o greor deal ond hove gained involuoble experience I om personoly very gratified with the seoson The reom could hove folded with oil the things, including o killer schedule, that was ogam them Insreod they hove consistently improved Cooch Kristen BOY'S DASKETDALL 57 The 1980-61 Sophomore Doskerboll Team was well in hand ond ready ro go when rhe season srarred, and rhey showed ir well wirh rheir second place Conference ond o second place in rhe Andrew Tourney Wirh mosr valuable players John Jones ond Maurice Pullman, who led in scoring and offence, rhe ream couldn'r go wrong. Even rhough rhey played very well rhroughour rhe year, rhey losr many of rhe games by only a few poinrs and rhe 12-11 win loss record really does nor show rheir porenrbl. Their highlighr game was a win over Marisr High School ofrer a crushing defear rhe firsr rime by 24 poinrs. Coach Karrerheinrich is looking forward ro a grear season nexr year wirh Mr. Hrkel raking over. Row 1: Guy Poaer, Jim Skinner, Gerald Dousemon. Sreve Garner, John Jones. Tim Kirkwood. Rick Edwards. Kevin Casey Row 2: Jimmy Mmner, Kevin Gibson, John Durkin. Dave Hancock Mark Klekowski Dorren Mines. Tim Evans, Joe Porche. Coach Karrerheinrich. Fronr row LefT ro Right: Ronson Deord Cqmr), Den Henry, Dob Jocobsen (quit), Dove Shonley (quit), Dob Meeder. Mark Howad 2nd row, Tm Senders (qur), Tim Vncek, Dill Derger (qur), Tony Dullock, Rich Domes, David Harper, Sreve Loreili (quit) Standing Dfl Miller, Tony Glowocki, Hulberr Wokjroup, Lorry Jordon. Chris JonesCquir), Rodney Surron, Orion Wearhmgron, Cooch Tom Donohue nor ptcrured Jeff Sellers The Freshmen finished rhe season with a 12-8 record. Leading wrestlers were Hulberr Wal-droup, Dob Meeder, David Harper and Larry Jordon. Alrhough only 15 wresrlers lasred Through rhe season Coach D'Ambrosio feels rhor rhese men will odd much ro rhe Bremen wresrling rradirion during rhe nexr three years. WRESTLING 59 The Sophomores were 14-6, rhey won rhe Mr. Carmel invirorionol, rhe Bremen invirorional and rhe SICA Easr Championship. Diollo Crow-ford, Dove Eng wall, John Boyd ond Jock Rollins were conference chomps. Jock Rdins ready ro slam a riron wresrler Sophomore Conference Chomps!! w LefT ro Righr Joe Amundson (quir), Raymond Harrison, Don Godina, Kevin Sorell (qutr), Diollo Crawford 2nd row, Anrhony Drodford, Mike Cercone, 3yes, Jeff McSheffery, John Doyd. Demon Comeron. Sronding, Jock Rollins, David Engwall. Milron Reddick (quir), James Dousemon, Lee Roy Roy, Lorry Junior Amngron. Cooch Roben Anderson 60 WRESTLING Wrestling The Vorsiry finished 10-11-0, rhird in SICA Easr and fourth in rhe Disrricr Tournomenr. Sreve Renfrow and Joe Chambers were conference chompions. George Violerro, Chris Gunoka and Modibo Crawford were second in rhe conference. John Lovejoy ond Chris Gunoka were disrricr chompions. VRESTUNG 61 Lesly winning rhe pmp The Freshmen ended rheir season wirh a successful 94 record They our-scored rheir opponenrs 554 poinrs ro 367 poinrs MVP Meshelle Wison scored o freshmen record high of 223 poinrs. Orher oursranding performers were Sonja Evons ond Jackie Trenr This well balanced ream combined speed, heighr, rhe boll handing, wirh a good ream orrirude ro help rhem-setves ro a very successful year The Droves Sophomore Grl's Doskerball Team finished rheir season wirh a 37-36 win over Tinley Pork This win finished a 6-12 season, which was an up and down seoson mosr of u woy The ream was led in scoring by Lisa Furman, averaging 7.0 poinrs per gome and was a sreody floor leoder Leoding rebounder was Lesly Whire. averaging 8 5 rebounds and was o defensive srondour rhroughour rhe season BRAVES BRAVES BRAVES A OMSK 15 Freshmen Girl's Baskerbol, Row 1: Soryo Evons, Toni Cooper, Srephome Correr, Jackie Trenr, Pom Egan Row 2: Monoger-Por Reid, Debbie Melby, Lisa Cherivirch, Drendo Jermany, RocheHe Marhews Meshelle Wilson, Cooch han. Players from rh s sophomore reom should conrribure yrongly ro nexr year's varsriy squod Hopefully. Doskerboll Comp ond a year of moruriry will help Dremen's Girl's Baskerol1 reach ir's porenriai nexr season Varsity Breaks All Records 62 GIRLS BASKETBALL _______ o Banketbal 1 Varsity Girl's Baskerball. Row 1 M hete Harper. Gail Cooper. Rhonda Doldo, Hilda Sms, Helen Hanley. Georgene Molone Row 2 Monoger-Nancy Srrom. Regno Marhews. Uso Metby, Lisho Price, Sherri Price, Phyllis Denman, Darlene Denmon, Manoger Wondo Correr, Coach Lefcen The Girls’ Varsity rared lOrh m rhe So suburbs and 28rh m rhe Chicogolond area for rhe 1st nme In Bremen’s htsroryi They broke all of the school records during rheir 163 season end acheived 2nd ploce in rhe S 1C A Easr Confer ence. reaching rhe finals of rhe Regionol Tournamenr be fore losing ro Cor! Sandburg. Three girls made Star Herald Ployer of rhe Week b also All Conference Honors. They were Jrs S. Price. P Denmon. ond Honorable Mention. Fr R Doldo. Jr M Harper received .he ream's Best Defensive Royer Fr. R. Doldo received rhe Desr Offensive Royer MVP’’ wear ro Jrs. P Denman ond S. Price The Coach’s Award wenr ro 0 yr Vorsiry player G Cooper The Varsity united ro hove rhe bey season ever Looking roword next year they will represent BHS as one of rhe top area reams A SUPER SEASON' CONGRATULATIONS' State. Contenders Again! Dowling Wrap-Up 1961 Bremen's Bowling Team finished in second pioce in SICA. East Conference, first place in the District Tournament, ond twelfth in the Store Tournament in Peoria They also won the Eisenhower Invitational. The individual honors were All Confer-ence: Kris Kreuz ond Leo Hill Honorable mention. Borb DuBoll ond Pochoel Fro-berg. Skokie Doubles Tournament: 2nd place Borb DuBall 6 Usa Hfl with 975 pins District Tournament: High Series-Pochae! Froberg with 1056 pins State Tournament: 6th in srare-Pachoel Froberg with a score of 1043. In the Eisenhower Invitational: High Gome and Series wos Carrie Misch with 213-561 pins ond in the 3rd High Series, Liso Hill hod 532 pins. This year, the girls connnuoSy carried on their high perfor monce throughout the seoson Hopefully next yeor they con do jusr os well Row 1 Corrie Misch. Liso Bord Row 2 Trish Borden, Dyon Morrissey, Sharon Farrell. Row 3 Diona Morz. Down Thweatt. Shoron Polmer. Miss Wohlberg, Shoron Peeves ' 7 i Vonry FoorbalOottom row-Lso Wiersmon. Morgarer Meede, JoAnn Hoan 2nd row- ■ | Cathy McErlean, Sue Courrure. Party Kendall 3rd row-Chormerre Philips, Korhy Murphy t . Top-Nonnerte DeSranfe J Sue Courrure, rhe 1980-81 Lirrle Joe for rhe Foorboll Cheerleoding squad. Using her experiences from losr year, she has led rhe Vorsiry and sophomore girls inro many new srunrs. Borh rhe posirion of Lirrle Joe ond Foorboll cheerleoders ore chosen or rhe end of rhe spring season. Varsity Daskerbol- 1st row- Sharon Dillard, Chormette Ptnlps, Regina Woodson, 2nd row. Zanetro Whirler. Rochelle Goroy, Cathy McEreleon 3rd row- Sue Couture, Liso Wiersma. Phylinese Morris, Top- Cathy Zygodo | Sophomore Wresrtng-lst row-Corol Elzingo, 2nd row Joner | Shtrey, Carol Dineen Top-Hedi Smith Sophomore Daskerboll- Bottom- Jolonda Perral, Parti Gross, Linda Wojaechowski, Top. Joon Fialo, Cathy Dempsey, Terry Hanlon Chormerre Phillips has proven her oursronding abiliry for rhis years Baskerball Lirrle Joe. She has been chosen along wirh rhe orher girls ro become one of many cheerleoders ro cheer on rhe baskerball ream and do well-pur-rogerher srunrs. The wresrling cheerleaders hove pur forrh new cheers ro encourage rheir wresrling reams. ACADEMICS 68 ACADEMICS Acodemics ore rhe chief concern of ony school. Wirhour ocodemic excellence, o school is lirrle more rhon o resr oreo for porenriol docrors, lawyes, or business people. Bremen acodemics conrinue ro reflect increasing demands on srudenrs ro excel ro higher levels. The NHS ronlss hove swelled ro new levels and college entrances ore ever increasing Bremen is no longer rhe blue collar” school of yesrerdoy bur rhe uncollored” hope of rhe future. As dosses become more difficult in rheir demands Bremen has continued ro produce srudenrs who occepr rhose demands ond invite more. Acodemics or Bremen hove always changed bur never weakened. 69 All policies for rhe entire 228 district ore founded fornnulored by rhe Cenrrol Administration They ore responsible not only for establishing educational criteria, bur also for everything concerning rhe schools from disbursement of government funds and hiring teachers to even deciding snowdoys. Although they ore rarely seen by rhe students, rhe school could nor possibly exist without their constant control. District 228 Administrators: 1. Superintendent Robert M. Wheat 2 Asst Superintendent m charge of Business-Woltoce E Carpenter 3 Asst Superintendent in charge of Insrrucrion-Carl L Diltow 4 Asst Superintendent in charge of Personeli-Mr V J Moretz 5 Director of State and Federal Progroms-Mr Norm Puloski District 226 School Board 1st Row: Donald Slattery, Frank Rom weber. Lee King, Geogre Hiliord 2nd Row: Eleanor Ferraro, Ronald Harley, James Freebern 70 D6TRICT ADMJN6TRATON Principal George S. Dieber As principal of Bremen High School, Mr. Bieber hos many responsibilities ro fulfill. He is involved in overseeing rhe educational ond rhe extra-curricular activities here or Bremen. As principal, Mr. Bieber's future plans for Bremen involve up-grading rhe building in its appearance ond function. He plans ro monitor all program offerings ond hopes ro delete all programs which don't seem suitable for today's education. He also hopes that in rhe future rhe students will have a more scholarly outlook on school, concerning both educational and attendance procedures. Mr. Bieber considers his job a rough challenge and has received many rewording experiences from it. Mr. Bieber's experience in rhe educational field involve: being a teacher for 15 years as a Band Director,- (coming ro Bremen as an asst, principal); then being mode Assoc Principal. Mr. Bieber received his education at Murray Store University in Murray, Kentucky. He also attended rhe American Conservatory, Indiana University, and Northern Illinois University ro further his education Assistant Principal-Dr. James D. Miller As assistant principal of Bremen High School, Dr. Miller hos many job responsibilities. He is involved with four of the departments of Bremen. These include: Business, Science, Home Ec. and Industrial Arts. Dr. Miller is also in charge of all extra-curricular activities at Bremen As assistant principal. Dr Miller's future plans are ro be more involved with rhe students and ro get both rhe students and faculty of Bremen more interested in rhe activities Bremen has ro offer Dr. Miller considers his job very challenging because of his responsibility. He is also reworded by his job because he works with both rhe students and faculty. Dr Miller's background in rhe educational field involves reaching jobs in Indiana. He was also a principal at Waterloo High School in Waterloo, Indiana. Dr. Miller received his Bachelor's and Masters degrees at Purdue University. He received his doctorate at Northern Colorado University Assistant Principal of Instruction-Wendell Lowe As Assistant Prinapal, Mr. Lowe is primarily responsible for instruction, and teacher evaluations in four areas- P.E., Fine Arts, English, Social Studies, and Foreign Language. He also is in charge of rhe Student Aide program. Mr. Lowe does feel his job is a challenge due ro his responsibility as assistant principal. His future plans are ro leave Bremen because of his retirement in June. His educational background includes being a classroom reocher for two years, for 11 years he was a Dean of Boys. Also Mr. Lowe was on Assistant Principal of Discipline for 3 years and for 8 years has been an Assistant Principal for Acodemics. Mr. Lowe received his degree in education while attending Taylor University, Boll Store University ond The University of Missouri. BREMEN ADMNSTRATJON 71 A Presidential Classroom fhe Presdenrtd Oassroom for Young Americans wos orrended rhis year by Rondy Drowning ond Maureen Dorsey, Tim Afcens ond Jone Coonoly. They experienced o week of inrense srudy ond exposure ro rhe American Governmenr My parriaparion in rhe Presidenrial Classroom in Washingron D C. wos well worrh rhe efforr. Ir provided me wirh much valuable informorion obour governmenr, hisrory ond people. We sow several monumenrs, rhe Smirhsonion Museums and oil of Copirol Hill. We mer many prominenr politicians, judges ond even on ambassador. One added feorure we were lucky enough ro wirness wos rhe Hosroge parade Ir wos very exciring ro welcome home rhe Hosrages. The orher srudenrs were grear. Our group hod 404 young people from all over rhe Unired Srores ond seven coun-rries. All rhese people were friendly ond very inreresring. Overall, rhe rrip wos very exciring, educarional and fun. Randy Drowning '82 Maureen Dorsey January 24th-31 st The Presidenrial Classroom offered me o unique ond exciring experience. In oddirion ro rhe inren-sive srudy of governmenr, I mer and exchanged views wirh people from oil over rhe counrry. Washingron irself was o greor dry, filled wirh ex-dremenr ond wonders. I roured rhe many famous sighrs in Washingron, such os rhe Copirol, Smirhsonion Insrirure, rhe Supreme Courr, rhe CIA ond rhe FBI. I also gor ro see rhe mororcode welcoming rhe hosrages home Maureen Dorsey '82 72 PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM For Young Americans My rrip ro Washington D C., was one of my besr and most educational experiences. I roured Washington D.C. with 428 other students from the United Stores and some from foreign countries. I spenr most of my week attending 16 different seminars. I went ro Capitol Hill, the House and Senate Chambers, Senator Percy's office and I met Congressman Der winski. I also went ro the Smithsonian Institute, Lincoln Memorial, the White House, the oquor-ium and many other points of interest. The besr port of the entire week was meeting and exchanging ideas with the 428 other students students Tim Aikens '81 January 31st-February 7th. My rrip ro Washington was a very educational and enjoyable experience Some of the enjoyable experiences were touring the city, attending semi-mars, listening in or the House of Representatives, the Senate (seeing Senator Kennedy!) and meeting Congressman Der winski. Along with all of the sight-seeing and seminars, the most enjoyable aspect of my rrip was meeting different people from oil over the world. Having roommates from Texas, New York and South Carolina and becoming friends with people from Oklahoma, Ohio, Mississippi, Arkansas, Equodor and Purero Rico, was a pleasurable experience in itself My rrip ro Washington, has mode my Senior year one I will always remember Jane Connolly '81 Jone Comoty PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM 73 Tim or Arlington National Cemerery Acodemics are srill rhe cenrrol subject or Bremen. As srudenrs begin os freshmen and graduore after four years, they learn more about rhe three fVs: Resourcefulness, Responsibility, and Reality Lockers open and close and students dart through rhe halls barely making classes on time. For fifty-five minutes they ore bombarded with that most incredible subject education. Academics provide training for rhe college-bound as well as rhe career minded. Bur behind rhe business of acodemics are those who reoch, and those who learn. This section hopefully reflects Bremen Academics 74 ACADEMICS ”lr's hard ro weigh one ospecr of high school ogoinsr onorher, bur ocodemics con be described os rhe bock bone of our rorol school program'' G Bieber Principal ACADEMICS 75 1 A Science: Life A Realistic Look At Science conrinues ro prove rhe mysreries of rhe universe in Biology, physics, chemisrry, and physical science While Bremen sru-denrs examine rhe working porrs of o frog, resr-rubes revolve in one of Mr. AAonrgo-mery's chemisrry dosses. When Bremen sru-denrs seek o free momenr in rheir hall passing, rhey usually srop or rhe display window ourside Mr. Williams' room ro rry one of rhe many push burron godgers. If rime allows, Mr Keller's incuboror of rerrariums mighr offer more rhon jusr a passing glance. All in oil rhe spedol field rrips ourside in biology, rhe experimenrs in physical saence, and rhe discovery of new ideas is oil porr of Bremen saence. 76 ACADEMICS In Science truth should prevoil; if you con't be rrurhful you're nor o saenrisr. If ir hurts, ir hurrs. W. Crater The srudenrs rhor ore successful ore those who ossume responsibility for themselves ' E. Wahiberg The main idea is to reach rhor we ore one organism on o planer of many We ore dependenr upon each other. (V Keller Parr of rhe business deparrmenr indudes rhe D E C A. program. Designed ro provide sru-denrs wirh on-rhe-job work experience, rhe organizarional job work experience, rhe orga-nizorional dosses are also comperirive This year's DECA won local, srare, and narional awards Srare comperirors included: Joanne Haan, Parri Walsh, Par Bozek, and Paul Bersell Narional comperirors which will compere in California in June ore Laurie Gigglemon, who placed 3rd in General Merchandising, and Pam Johnson, a Srore Scholarship winner. Office Educarion also proved successful in local and srare comperirions The Bremen chaprer scrapbook placed Isr in Area and 5rh in Srare Cerrificare winners were Amy Marura, Mary Kolodziej, Sue Lirko, and Timm Kaufman. Bulle-rin board qualifiers which won Isr in area and 9rh in Srore are: Debra Dernner and Peggy Burler Job Manual employed comperirbn was awarded ro Linda Waldo, Isr in area, rop 10 in srare. Karhy Green compered in Accounring I and received Isr in area and was also a Srare qualifier, Mary Quinn received 2nd in area and srore qualifier for General Clerical I. Informarion Communicarion II was awarded ro Mary Kolid-ziej for 2nd in area. Sue Lirko received 2nd in srore for rhe Spelling comperirbn. Our feedback is rhar our deporrmenr is good Many area businesses coll here firsr ... rhey know rhey are well rroined. E Poach Chairman The Basics of Business The Bremen Business deporrmenr hos continued ro produce secretaries, accountants, and college bound business majors who hove done their teachers rpoud. Looking beyond the basic typing skills, Bremen business demonstrates skills in business machines, shorthand, and office procedures. Those students who have endured the days of practice and more practice have eventually discovered a rewarding place in almost any business situation. Acodemics 79 Businesses may nor dwoys wont rhe Techniques, bur rhey need rhe basics. I rhink we rry ro prepare all young people for rhe dual roles of coreers and family. M L. Derry Deporrmenr Chairman 60 Home Economics is cooking, sewing, consumer education, parenring, crafrs, and adulr living. More boys are raking Home Ec. rhan ever before- maybe reflecting changing orrirudes abour everyday living. ‘Foreign Longuoges open new worlds ond give o berrer undersronding of o person's jwn longuoge and other cultures.” D. Morris. Chairman i g Foreign Language or Bremen is more rhon jusr Poseneze”. The Foreign Language deparrmenr sponsors foreign food sales, longuoge conferences, ond folk fairs. Foreign language has involved using whar is learned in rhe classroom os port of every day life. Conversational French ond Spanish has, this year, taught students other cultures os well os other words ACADEMICS 81 4? The Fine Arrs or Bremen include Music and Arr. The art program under rhe direcrion of Mr. Hollingsworth ond Mr. Falescherri provide srudenrs wirh experience in 2 ond 3 dimensional arr. Many srudenrs express rheir work in poinrings which ore displayed in rhe showcase near rhe north doors. Scholarships ore awarded ro those srudenrs exhibiting excellence in arr. Instrumental music also won irs shore of honors in conresrs and performance Foorboll gomes, pep assemblies, ond parades found band people always in participation. 82 ACADEMICS As rhe lorgesr choir progrom in rhe disrricr, rhe Bremen chord progrom hos continued ro excel in competition os well os performances. Regular appear ances on television and exposure ro all forms of music has continued ro make rhe choral arts fun as well as educational. ACADEMICS 83 The social studies areas have always liked or rhe posr events of rime Bremen social studies also look at rhe present and future as courses like drug abuse, psychology, and sociology reflect conrem-pory ideas. Visual aides and medio play important parr in social studies. Studenrs raking rhe required two dosses in social studies hove often discovered a sense of presence in rhe past. 66 ACADEMICS Indusrriol Arrs used ro mean shop dosses. Today sru-denrs wood working ro moke home furnishing, merol skill ro learn abour lorhes, ond ouromorives ro ovoid expensive repairs. Furure engineers may rake Technical drawing ond elecrriary dosses supply Technicians or service personnel. The new Arr in Indusrry is procrical opplicorion of learned skills. ACADEME School Service There ore many people wirhin Bremen High School who provide o service ro rhe school. These include rhe Cusrodians, secretaries, and rhe people who work in rhe cofererio. The main job of rhe cusrodians is ro roke core of rhe general appearance along wirh rhe mainrenonce of rhe building. The secre-rories ore valuable ro rhe efficiency of Bremen High School. The cofererio sroff ore very helpful ro rhe srudenrs. They hold con-resrs during rhe year for rhe srudenrs. They also hove dress-up days in order ro promore school spirir. All of rhese people ore rruly o grear help ro rhe efficienrly of Bremen High School. 66 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS 89 Guidance Dept. The Guidance Director Department is the pioce for all students to go to for help with doss problems, college questions, and any other problem relating to school functions. Each year the counselors of the Guidance Deportment help the incoming freshman with chosing dosses They also help sophomores and Juniors with their choices for the next school year. The main function of the Deportment is to help Seniors with their many problems about college. They odvise to the best of their knowledge and get the Seniors on their way to o big future. f m v A Special Education The Special Education Deporrmenr has many classes for rhe exceptional students or Bremen High School. These dosses consist of reaching these students through individual studies and speaal assistance. Mosr of rhe students ore involved in rhe S W E P program which is rhe Secondary Work Experience Program. All of rhe dosses that rhe special education deporrmenr offer ore greorly needed for the evelopmenr and education of students. academics Qi Writing rerm popers and finding good ropics of discussion for speech ore only some requirements of English or Bremen Writing rhemes and compositions is often balanced with movie reviews ond moss medio projects The some students who participate in athletics after school con be found writing newspaper accounts for the Echo during school. Journalism, droma, ond creative writing ore some of the special courses that rake students beyond basic reading ond writing This year's Bremen English students might remember special demonstration speeches; analyzing poetry; Julius Ceosar, Macbeth, ond Romeo and Juliet; rerm pa pers, discussions; The Deer Hunter ond reading ond more reading. The Morh Deporrmenr isn'r jusr adding and subtracting It involves geometry. trig, calculuc, and recently the world of copputers and computer concepts The science of numbers hos explored new areas or Bremen Though calculators ore replacing scratch pods, Bremen moth still prepares students for occupations in engineering. Morh is for life. You need some morh just to survive so you don’t get ripped off in consumer type situations. Dept Choirmon, Ms. Moore 94 ACADEMICS Today PE isn'r jusr Throwing our rhe boll ir's leorning rhe acriviries, rhe rules and rhe skills, for rhese acriviries con be used even after high school Besides being mandated by rhe store, PE is o place ro ger some exercise ond ler off o lirrle sream during o long day. Mr Binerre - Arhleric Director ACADEMICS 95 Academic Honors During rhe year rhere ore mony srudenrs who ochieve special recognition for rher efforts m rhe ocodemic oreo Leadng rhis group ore rhose srudenrs who hold rhe rop places m rheir dosses 1 SOPHOMORES • Joner Spencer, Jeff Smoga. Renee Defoy. Julie WokJo, Debbie Olsen, Carol Elzingo, John Hoyle 2 JUNIORS - Randy Downing, Sheik) Dempsey, Ken Res-zel, Undo Mokeslon. Dorb DuDoll 3 FRESHMEN - Rob Krodk, Jody Dor. Dry on Sumner. Maryberh Snyders, John Durnson. Mke Dollmon 4 SEMORS Undo Waldo. Down Dombrowski, Shoron Snyders, Georgene Molone 5 DECA STATE COMPETITORS Pony Walsh, Joanne Hoon, Por Rozek, Poul Dersel, Pom Johnson, Loune Giggle man. Sue Loesemo 6 Mory Koiodziej -OE 2nd in oreo 7 Mory Quinn - OE srare qualifier 8 Down Dombrowski Superior Rated - Srore Conresr 9 Potry Walsh DECA compenror 10 OE SCRAPDOOK Mory Kobdziej, Sue Urko, Tim Kouf mon, Amy Moruro 11 Loune Gigglemon DECA Nononol Competitor 12 Pom Johnson DECA Norionol entry 13 Sue Urko - OE 2nd in Srore Spelling 14. French Weekend Rhonda Davis, Tina Reoddy 96 ACADEMIC HONORS The Pom Poo squod consists of 20 girls They ore chosen in rhe spring of rhe yeor for rhe following school year The girls ore judged on rher rhythm, poise, srroighr arms, high Kicks ond smile os port of rhe criteria The donee routines they perform ore choreographed by rhe girls They olso support rhe group by having fund raising ocriviries in order ro buy rhe uniforms ond supplies. Pom Pons Kneeling 1-r-Corolyn McNichols, Nancy Knight, Celriro Do vis, Myra Black. Debbie Hammons, Karen Gersrenkorn, Lori McNfcchols Sranding-1-r-Orisso HenryEl, Debbie Irmen. Cynrhia Lorring, Juke Grzodzmski, Moggie McCorey, Jonice Sendero, Helen Zohfeld. Angie Davis. Jockie Dell, Penny Haley, Carla Guyton, Tina Muinaro SPRING CELEBRATIONS Of PRAISE Spring is a rime or Bremen for srudenrs ro change ro a new ourlook or school. Spring Sporrs broughr grear recognition ro Bremen and ro rhe individual sporr reams. Prom also highlighted rhe Spring season which Senior Regina Woodson reigned os Prom Queen. Graduation was rhe major celebration for rhe Seniors. Graduation also made rhis year special because of rhe importance of rhe spring quorrer. 100 DOLPHNS The 1980-81 Dolphin squad consisred of ren girls berween rhe Freshman and Junior range. These girls were: Laurie Carney, Oder re Perez, Cindy Franc, Teresa Hill (Treasurer), Kelly Kirpa-rrick (Vice-Presidenr), Debbie Olson, Brenda Compron (Presidenr), Lori Papalardo, Karen Bruce, and Dawn Peed. The girls spenr eighr weeks learning and pracricing srunrs and eighr weeks choreographing rourines. These rourines were presenred ro rhe parenrs and orher invir-ed guesrs on May 28, 1981 The sponsor and insrrucror of rhe Dolphins was Miss Liz Gusraf-son. Dolphins dolphins ioi Sailing Turnabout '81 King Frank Dernas This years' 1981 Turnabour, of which rhe rheme was Sailing, was held on Sarurdoy, March 21. The dance starred ar 8:00 p.m. The band rhar supplied rhe music was Slip Stream. They played a voriery of music and kepr everyone on rheir feer all nighr. The Turnabour courr consisted of Rick Sylvester, Joe Currin, Melvin Lindsey and Jim Chochrek Frank Dernas reigned over rhe dance floor as king. v -yusi ■ 102 TURNABOUT £ II Spring Concert The 1981 Bremen Spring Choir Concerr was held rhis year in rhe West Gym under rhe direction of Mr. Oris Branch, Chorol Director of Bremen High School. Among rhe soloists who participated in rhe choir ore: Linda McGuire, Tracey Murphy, Uoni Tillmon. Carlo Guyton. A special donee was coordinated by Orissa HenryEI to rhe music of Fame . A standing ovorion was given ro Uoni Tillmon for her solo. KM SPRING CONUKI Band Benefit Concert The Band Benefit Concert was very successful this year. The concerr was once again under the direction of Bremen's Bond Director, Don Hollingsworth. The Program consisted of many songs. Some of which included Senor, Senor, Shogun, Coll Me, and Another One Bites The Dust. The Concert Bond, Jazz Bond, and the Marching Bond oil performed or the concerr. The Sophomore Boy's Tennis Team wos very successful rhis year The ream wos 10-8 in dual meers. They rook firsr place in rhe Bichords quod. There were owords given ro some of rhe reom members. The mosr valuable player was Buss Leavy The mosr improved player wos Jeff Keller. 06 TENN6 Tennis The Boys Vorsiry Tennis Teom hod a very successful season. Finishing rhird in dual conference meers ond rhird in rhe conference meer. They also finished fourth in rhe district meet held or A.B. Shepard High School. Their season record was 11-7 One of rhe best records in over 10 years. The ream was led by senior firsr single player, Dave Mararea, who finished second or rhe conference meer and rhird or rhe district meer Besides Dave, there was also, Juniors, second singles player, Don Leslie ond rhird singles player Charles Trenr, who led rhe ream ro many victories TENNIS 107 The Freshman Sofrball Team hod an exciring season rhis year. In many gomes rhe girls had ro fighr from behind ro win. The ream had a slow srorr and many of rheir games were called due ro wearher, bur rhey ended rhe seoson wirh a 9-6 record overall, 4-3 confer- ence. The ream showed a lor of porenrial and is looking forward ro a good season nexr year. Freshman Off To Good Start!! Donom Row Joeiyn Krause. Donna Burns, Jody Kara. Chris Schroeder. Chris AAorrino Middle Row Donna Quinn, Corhy Provancol, MoryBerh McSheffery, Lon Chtopeno. Koyiee Krygowski Top Row Mary VJke, Amy Moroldo, Leo Cherrvirch, Debbte Meiby. Pom Egon. Cooch J Masrelo 108 Softbal 1 First row: Trido Dor den. Noncy McGL«re. Tern Hoolon, Therese Swanson, Rhonda Dotdo, Joyce Griffin 2nd row: Shoron Forret, inner Shirey. Louro McNichols. Uso Furman. Linda Morissey, Coach Hardr 3rd row: Kim Lindsey, Mi chelle Scorena, Carol Elzngo. Terry Weironski, Chris Koch. Anne Kreis The Sophomore ream placed Isr in rhe SICA Easr Conference for a rhird consecurive year. Their overall record was 20 wins wirh jusr 1 loss. ‘'We did much berrer than I expected prior ro rhe season. Yer, I rruely believe we are only starring ro rape rhe abiliries of our players Wirh 8 rerurning srarrers and rhe addition of rhe rolenr of rhe 1981 sophomore ream, 1982 could be even more successful.” J. Klodk 109 The 1981 softball ream gor off ro a stow 9-6 srorr, bur finished wirh o srrong 11-4 showing for and overall record of 20 wins and 10 tossed. The ream was led by Senior Coproin, Jeri Sca-rena. Much of rhe varsiry success was due ro Jeri's srrong pirching performance. Highlighring rhe season were ALL-Conference selecrions of five Bremen Sofrboll Players They include Jeri Scarena, pircher; Dee Dee Scolio, 2nd base; Down Doggy, shorr srop; Michelle Harper and Corhy Zygodlo, ourfield. Earning Honorable Menrion srorue was Lisa Melby os corcher. Five Make All Conference!! First row: Uso Wiersmo, Dee Dee Scolio, CoroJyn McNschois, Chrrssy Kreuz. Dorlene Swidergol, 2nd row: Drone Kinrz. Lisa Furman, Lori Martin. Jone Connolly. Lourie Smirh, Michelle Harper, 3rd row: Cooch Klocik. Corhy ZygoOk . Jeri Scoreno, Lisa Meiby, and Diono Marz . 1 110 SOFTDALL Baseball The Bremen Braves Freshman Baseball ream cop-rured rhe co-conference championship this season. The Braves ended rhe season wirh a thrilling victory over Hillcresr to dinch rhe championship base ball ream, rhe Hawks by 5-2. The final record for rhe championship baseball ream was 20 wins and 4 losses and 2 ries. This was rhe best baseball record in rhe area and in rhe S I C A Easr conference for rhe freshman this year. Congradularions for rhe winning year!! Cooch Kyle Hastings DA5EDALL 111 The Bremen Sophomore Baseball Team ended ir's season wirh a 23-7 overall record In conference rhe Sophomore Braves were 9-3, clinching rhe conference championship wirh a 14-6 vicrory over Oak Foresr. Overall rhe ream displayed irs hirring prowess wirh a ream barring average of 337. Overall, a simply fanrasric year! Coach Ken Scorr 112 BASEBALL r Row i: Lefr ro Righr John Lyons. Tim Jones. Mike Torros, Rich Lodistas, Chris Romos. Rich Kroorz, Row 2: Jeff Howard. John Kramer, Rich Wmfietd. Lorry Scon, Tim Clemmons. Tony Dulock. Row 3: Mike Zoffino. Frank Demos. Todd Sporrey, Tim Cosey. Dob Sreele. Row 4: Mr McGurney, Jim Donoro. Ken Resze). Andy Deck. Fronk Sendro. Coach Johnson The 1981 Vorsiry Baseball season was one of ups and downs. The ream finished wirh a 15-17-2 record and 6-6 SICA Eosr record which was good for o 3rd place finish. Due ro pirching inconsisrency, rhe overall record was a bir disappearing. As a ream we averaged 4.2 runs per game bur our ream ERA was 4.92. Five players were selecred ro rhe SICA Easr All-Conf. ream: R. Winfield-pircher; J. Donaro-lsr Base; J. Kramer-2B; Tim Casey-OF; T. Clemens-OF; L. Scorr-SS was on honorable menrion Also ro highlighr rhe 1981 varsiry season Senior R. Winfield and Jr. Chris Ramos were chosen Arh-leres of rhe Week by rhe Srar Tribune. DASEDALL 113 Nineteen Eighry-One was a good year for Bremen's Girls Track. Each duol meer we eirher won or were dose ro winning. Also, 8 new Bremen school records were ser, o fanrasric record due ro rhe rime ond effort on the porr of mony individual ream members. Coach Reynolds Angela Davis- State Qualifier!! 114 GIRLS' TRACK Track Sirring; Coach Reynolds, Soodro Duron, Mary Yucms, Ellen Meenan. Renee Defay, Lynn Gregg, Karen Simon, Done Morrissey, Karen Wesrbrooks. Vol Wesrbrooks, Loronyo McGinron, Noncy Knighr, Crissillo Harvey, Pom McGinron, Kneeling; Coach Tisoncik. Leslie Groves, Ellen Meyers, Darb Singer, Undo Anderson. Teri Drisrow, Nino Dlock, Sheita Dempsey, Corhy Dempsey, Eileen Drennon, Lselie Dove, Nicole Lewis. Shirley Kirkwood, Angie Dave, Tonjo Clemens, Corey Dubeck Sronding: Mr. Nowok, Cindy Sohl, Den ise Alexonder, Maureen Dorsey. Sue Adorns, Mechelle Wilson, Diono Roy, Srephonie Correr. Regtno Marrhews, Michelle Slorrery, Kim Barajas, Noncy Simon, Alice Cosordo. Cindy Schaefer, Lori Gigglemon, Roshelle Marrhews, Tommi Alen. Tyolerre Woldroup, Wanda Correr GIRL S TRACK 115 This years Frosh-Soph Track Team hod a very successful season. They finished wirh a 9-1 record and rhird in conference. This years rop performers were: Jim Perers, o Sophomore, who ran on rhe Varsiry level towards rhe end of rhe season and Maurice Pullums, who high-jumped for rhe Varsiry ream. Cooch E C. Novak Frosh-Soph Track 9-1 Record V} , . j, n W i 1st Row: Terry Ho yes, John Griffin. Dennis Morales. LeeRoy Roy, DoBo Crawford, Mark Crawford, Leonord Nixon, David Shonley. Tom Susron Row 2: Dryonr KrizK Don Perers, Joe Quinronilo. Mark Korzenberger. Jeff Sreng, Wafy Quintanilla, Jim Perers. Anrhony Drodford. Hubert Waldroup. Sreve Leverfie, Tom Kirn, Shannon South Row 3: Orion Louder. Tom Dorrle, John Dunkin, Mourice Pulums, Russel Colins. Chris DeMorco. Lorry Jordon, Jeff Cebutski, Jeff Gorner, Kevin Whitney, Don Demro, Scorr Woods. 116 TRACK Track i 1st Row: Jim Dodner. Kevin Sims. Reg e Allen, Dorren Srevens, Ken Skorup, Eric Simon. Mod too Gowford. 2nd Row: Chris Dorojos Joe Rowe's, Jim Thielen Anrhony Toy lor. Monrey Crowley, Ken Muse, Joe Toytor. George Mekebok 3rd Row: Chorles Sreworr. Don Gabriel. Dob Richmond, Drerr Wison. Oenwood Drown, Jim Kmer. A1 Toylor, Don Hammons _____________________________ This posr rrock season was perhaps rhe finesr in Bremen's history. The vorsiry was victorious in oil 10 of irs duol meers, while rhe Soph, ream only bsr one rime. Both reams established 18 school records while being ranked among rhe besr rrock reams in rhe Chicogolond oreo. The Braves also finished 2nd in rhe TPT relays. One of rhe highlights of rhe seoson wos when rhe ream ended Rich Central's 8 yr. streak of being undefeated in conference and duo! meers, by defeating them 79-67. Th Braves established a disr. 228 record by qualifying 8 for rhe srore finals: Trackmen: J. Toylor, C. Barajos, J. Thie-len, D. Gabriel, R. Richmond, D. Hammons; Fieldmen. A Toylor, M. Crawford, C. Steward. TRACK 117 FALX Moron FOOTBALL Vorsiry 008 Soph 0- 0 Fresh 18-14 Unco nway 1215 12 0 2012 TrJey Pork a20 6-14 18 0 Rich Eosr ia 7 28 0 6- 0 T F. North 12-42 8- 0 38- 6 Rich Cenrrol 0-27 8 6 27-14 Ook Foresr 641 12 0 1830 GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRT Vorsiry Tmley Pork 44-15 Argo 38-17 Evergreen Pork 3545 Ook Lawn 5015 Rich Eosr 2305 T,F. North 30-29 Shepord 2502 Rich Cenrrol 32-23 Ook Foresr 50-15 Hilcresr 2601 GIRL'S SWIMMING Vorsiry Soph. Bloom 100 69 Shepord 86 86 Drodley 112- 59 Ook Lown 104 64 T F. Sourh 98 72 72 87 Andrew 67105 49112 Hilkresr 74- 98 Eisenhower 66105 58 79 Konkokee Wesrview 83- 85 Argo 118 54 Konkokee Eosrndge 110 58 Tmley Pork 84 88 Thornndge 104 68 Ook Foresr 52120 Thornton 106 66 Evergreen Pork 75- 97 GIRL'S TENNIS Vorsiry Soph Thornton 14 14 T. F Sourh 0-5 14 Argo 20 3-2 Elizabeth Seron 3-2 as Crete Monee as as Andrew 0-5 0-5 Tmley Pork 2-3 14 Bloom Troll 41 4-1 Ook Foresr as 14 T F North 14 4-1 Rich Cenrrol as as Rich South 14 HiHcresr as 14 Srogg 2-3 2-3 Eisenhower 14 4-1 GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY TnJey Pork Evergreen Pork Rich Eosr T F North Shepard Rich Cenrrol Oak Foresr Hicrey Vorsiry Qualified for Store Vorsiry Soph. 20-39 1550 20-43 1548 2041 29 27 1944 29-27 20-33 20-37 2702 2304 1505 2629 1948 27-29 Vorsiry Soph Fresh Esenhower 15-0-15 n-1515 Crete Monee 51513 15 7 7 9 9 Andre 1515 1515 415 3 1515 Rich Soum 15 7-15 15 9 5 5 15015 15 6-15 1515 R h Eosr 1215 7 01511 a o 15 512 12150 1515 Shepord 91515 151115 1515 15 8 Trtey Pork O 3 914 90 1515 1516 1515 T F Norrh 15 7- 5 16-15 4-11 61515 14 7 1515 Evergreen Pork 7U 50 4• 9 1516 ’515 1515 Rich Cenrrol 50 1515 15 513 1515 5 2 121515 Ook Forey 5 4 n 6 50 1515 1515 1515 Hfcrey 4- 6 4-13 15 515 1515 1515 0150 Tmley Pork 15 915 91515 15 9 41512 15 5 7 910 Evergreen Pork 513 16-1) y 3 1515 015 1515 T F Norm 12 3 4 9 y 4 1515 1515 1515 ftch Cenrrol O 6 1515 9 4 1515 912 1515 Hfcrew 1215 2 5 8 50 15015 1515 1515 GOLF Vorsity Soph T F Sourh 180185 188177 Tmley Pork 179180 205249 Srogg 182173 202196 Evergreen Pork 187161 Andrew 192192 213189 Eisenhower 176-171 191247 T F North 185164 201226 Rich Cenrrol 193168 213195 Ook Fores 177165 193197 Hfcresr 176186 198198 Thornndge 178-164 197197 Crete Monee 183210 Ook Lown 171189 WINTER BOY’S SWIMMING Thornton Vorsiry 4240 Tmley 9077 Evergreen Pork 9079 Andrews 48111 Ook Foresr 6879 Konkokee Wesrview 10367 Soph 60 18 88 68 56106 105 59 118 SPORTS SCORES WINTER BOY'S BASKETBALL Fresh Vorsiry Soph A B J.V. Tinley Ports 6061 6341 4133 3626 5768 Jolier Cenrrd 62-83 6163 Evergreen Pork 65-62 44 46 62-44 43-34 43-48 T F North 46-55 59-27 36-42 41-35 55-52 Rich Cenrrol 4133 30-38 6077 Oak Forest 56-61 47 45 4543 37-32 6099 Tinley Pork 67-61 5860 55-45 42-35 Evergreen Pork 72-52 51-30 71-40 5250 Jober West 6068 37-36 T F Nonh 62-83 64 40 4342 2949 Rich Cenrrd 58 95 49 50 3936 3643 Oak Forest 6467 60 53 63-40 46-37 Hilcresr 97-70 57-46 52-48 4842 BOY'S WRESTLING Vorsiry Soph Tinley Pork 3221 33-33 Fresh Evergreen Pork 47-11 51-12 64-12 T F North 48-12 52-15 Thornton 18-31 Oak Lawn 33-25 Hilcresr 1041 30-33 SPRING WINTER GIRL'S BOWLING Vorsiry Soph Rich South 14921305 1277-1258 Richards 15661422 1297-1376 Thornridge 14821511 1174-1251 T F North 1515-1524 13611298 Evergreen Pork 16421597 1263-1386 Hilcresr 1578-1189 1385-1228 Rea vis 14411487 1180-1251 Thornwood 16501484 1268-1346 Rich Cenrrol 14091497 14501461 Rich East 15121317 12751074 T. F Nonh 1575-1413 1282-1404 Evergreen Pork 15991398 1337-1469 Shepord 1538-1293 1208-1282 Hillcresr 13891236 12221216 Rich Cenrrol 14581682 14001454 Crete 14601354 1499-1238 12th in Store SPRING BOYS TRACK Vorsiry Soph. Tinley Ports 99-46 04 38 Argo 8516-5516 8116-7516 QuizJey South 8516-22 8116-26 Evergreen Pork 10541 9416-4716 Rich East 86-58 93-46 R.F North 11300 8605 Rich Cenrrd 79-67 56-93 Hilcresr 89 58 8156 Crete Monee 100 53 8505 Bishop Mocnomoro 100 29 8503 Oak Forest 91-54 121-24 GIRL'S BASKETBALL BASEBALL Vorsiry Soph. Fresh. Vorsiry Soph Frosh Shepord 37-51 23-28 52-27 Morion 46 Rich East 60-48 43-27 5613 T.F South 88 2-4 7-7 Evergreen Pork 6442 3034 Thornridge 8-0 7-12 12-1 14-1 Rich South 46-41 2420 Thronwood 1-11 3-7 T. F North 5543 33-21 3818 Eisenhower 9-6 129 8-4 Rich Cenrrd 55-38 19-27 Thornton 80 96 Ook Forest 41-58 18-38 19-27 Bloom 6-9 80 8-8 HiBcresr 4861 2544 47-34 Wesrview 1-2 130 80 Tinley Pork 53-52 23-45 53-27 Rich South 1-2 3-5 89 101 12-11 50 Evergreen Pork 7060 3836 Morisr 0-12 59 lO 3-4 5-2 5-10 T. F. South 67-38 30-34 42-25 Tinley Pork 9-0 17-7 100 T F. North 56-58 31-11 74-54 Evergreen 3-5 Rich Cenrrd 2849 Cart Sonburg 7-11 IS 50 2-1 Andrew 68 49 2832 3035 T.F Nonh 4-5 2-1 no Ook Forest 50 49 20-43 20 24 Oak Forest 18-15 5-3 Mother of Sorrows 58-31 Rich Cenrrol 2-6 49 11-5 merest 6656 1844 3825 Hillcresr 5-4 42 9-11 Tinley Pork 5963 3635 51-21 Tinley Pork 50 14-4 3-2 Srogg 4947 Evergreen 9-0 110 84 T.F North 45 405 6-1 Rich Cenrrol 3-h 3-1 BOY'S TENNIS Oak Forest 6-2 146 Vorsiry Soph l-Mcrest 116 43 Bloom 4-1 23 Ook Lown 4-1 23 Bloom Trail 5-0 SO BOYS TRACK Carl Sonburg 0-3 0-5 Vorsiry Soph Srooo 2-3 3-2 Tinley Pork 5316-7416 4957 Thornton 4-1 4-1 Richards 5474 52 54 1 1 ivi ■ •• • T C KWtK SO 8-1 Evergreen Pork 61-67 1280 1 .i . NOf i r l Rich Cenrrol 0-5 0-5 T.F North 74-53 Hilcresr 4-1 1-4 Rich Cenrrd 591 1-68Vi T.F South 26 Ook Forest 8839 77-49 Hlcresr 5969 20100 SPORT'S SCORES 119 120 SPORTS HONORS Sports Honors Modeba Crawford Hall Of Fame These following sporrs people hove porricipared in rhe above menrioned sporrs ond some hove also porricipored in orher sporrs rhor rhey hove received recognition in. Some of rhe above arhleres hove gone on ro local ond store competitions for Bremen. SPORTS HONORS 121 ■ JW- This years 1981 Junior-Senior Prom was held or rhe Sabre Room in Hickory Hills. The evening srorred or 7 45 p.m and rhe couples dined and donced unril 12:45 p.m. The bond, Alios ployed o voriery of music keeping rhe couples on rheir feer all nighr. The menu conroined on enjoyable voriery of food. The Prom fesriviries were enjoyed by oil The courr consisred of Karhy Gildeo, Mory Smirh, Carolyn McNichols, Debbie Dempsey Regina Woodson reigned over rhe donee os queen. 122 PROM Woiring for dinner Theresa ftesnvo and her dare enjoying rhemsJeves Pom and Joe worchmg rhe bond PfXOM 123 124 PftOM PROM 125 Co-Valedictorian-Dawn Dombrowski During her four years or Bremen, Down hos parricipored in o voriery of ocriviries. She was on rhe girls' swimming ream her firsr yeor and girls' rennis rhe following year Her lisr of ocriviries indude Marh Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Arrow, Bond, and N.H.S. Down hos been acrive oil four years in rhe Bremen Bond, and hos porricipored in rhe IL Srore Solo and Ensemble conresrs. This yeor, or conresr, Down received o superior raring on o dariner solo. Besides being ocrive in exrra-curricular ocriviries, Down hos main-rained o grade poinr overage of 5.0. Nexr year, Down will orrend Monmourh College where she plans ro srudy Learning Disobil-iries. Co-Valedictorian-Sharon Snyders Sharon wos on ocrive srudenr during her four years or Bremen High School While mainraining a 5.0 grode-poinr overage she wos on ocrive parriciponr and officer of rhe Morh Club Marhleres, German Club, Science Club, Srudenr Council. She wos on Girls' rrad-s, o reporrer and ediror of rhe newspaper, and o member of N.H.S. Besides organized ocriviries, she also enjoyed orrending orher school funcrions such os musicals, sporring evenrs, ond dances. She also ar-rended rhe Presidenriol Classroom for Young Americans in Washingron D.C. Following her employmenr wirh o local pharmacy, Shoron plans ro srudy Pharmacy or Purdue University Salutatorian-Linda Waldo Undo has been ocrive in o voriery of dubs in her four years or Bremen High School. Undo was o member of rhe Arrow Sroff for rhree years ond served os a Srudenr Council representative. Undo was o member of rhe Spanish Club in her Sophomore yeor. In her Junior yeor she wos elected a member of rhe Norionol Honor Sociery. Undo wos on ocrive member in rhe Office Educorion Asso-ciorion, holding rhe office of secrerory, during her Senior year Besides being ocrive in exrra-curriculor ocriviries ond moinroining o job in her Senior yeor, Undo moinroined o grade poinr overage of 4 969. Undo plans ro conrinue working ond will orrend o Junior College where she hopes ro major in Business Adminisrrorion. 126 VALEDOOWAN SALUTATOfViAN The Class of '81 had a very successful year. What made rhe difference between rhis Senior dass and any other was rhe participation and support of its members. During rhis year rhe Seniors won rhe overall Homecoming trophy and hod many of our members advance to conference, store and national levels in both sports ond academics. We were offered rhe opportunity to travel during spring vocation and were saddened when rhe senior picnic (rhe visible sign of rhe end of four years) finally occurred. For some, these past years were easy and for some hard bur we tried and rhe experiences we had won't be easily forgotten. Tammy Arndt-Senior Qass President GRADUATION 127 'The Support Of The Closs Was Always There 128 GRADUATION GRADUATION 129 And The Spirit Was Strong.” Eoch year underclassmen hurry ro classes and do all rhe club dirty work for rhe seniors. The never ending struggle of rhe underclassmen seems only ro be realized when rhey reach senior status However, this years underclassmen presented o compocr pockoge of enrhu siosm and effort os rhey rods ro rhe varied responsibiliries of making Bremen derive. This year, mgre rhon ever, it was rhe underclassmen who pur rhe pressure on rhe seniors ro do rheir besr. The underclassmen of 80 81 seemed ro reflecr rhe rorol Bremen Spirir 131 Freshman Frolics Homecoming activities for the doss of 84'' didn'r srorr until our officers were elecred. Soon after the election, all of our plans were put into action. Our float which rook o second place, followed the arcus rheme by having o little Joe on a rocker under o Dig Top. The totem pole was 15 feet roll done in o bright yellow to show our doss color. We mode the pole or Don Redman's house. This rook o third place. Holl Decorations brought us another second place. 132 FRESHMAN The Class of 84,” as Freshmen chose work or college for whor rhey'd be doing after high school. The facr rhar they chose work or college for rheir choice shows rhar rhey hove some sort of goal in mind and ore seriously conremploring rheir future. For righr now, they're favorire subjeers ore math, English and science. These may be rhe very goals rhey hove in mind for work or college. FRESHMAN 133 Ketty Adorns Lourie Adorns Robert Adorns Dione Adomski Fronk Aielto Michelle Aielto John Allen Lome Allen Tommoro Alen Giben Almonzo Angefcne Amo too Jeff Armor Ernesr Doggerr Mke Dolman Uso Dord fochord Domes Uso Donee Jim Dorsch Amy Douer Verne Douer Mfoe Delenske Noncy Dell Chnsrine Dennerr Mory Derg Wliom Derger Debra Disoflton Edword Disoilon Moruque Dlock Nino Dtock David Dtonco Rhonda Doldo Angelo Doyd Robert Drecknndge Lowerence Drock Tommy Drowning Keren Druce J� m Dubeck Di Duergermeier Tony Dulock Jeff Durbon John Durban Rzoberh Durke This year’s Freshman dass hod rhe enthusiasm of Spirit Week, but not rhe experience to take the title of rhe most spirited dass. We did however, show good achievement by raking a dass second in both rhe Class Float and Class Hall Decs Donna Durns John Durnson Gene Durr 134 FRESHMEN Williom Coldwell Richord Colhoun Sheryl Cofcch Jeff Colon Morrtyn Cortson Croig Corrig Srephome Carter Jeff Cebulski Porry Cejo Kety Centers Keith Cerutt John Choncey Qynis Choney Chris Chenowerh Leo Cherivirch Lori Chtopperra Jeff Chioro Evelyn Ooiborne Verorxo Ootk Dry on Clorvey Antonio Cole Russell Coins Drenda Compton John Connely M chelle Cook Wendy Cook Anrionene Cooper James Corley Dorothy Corriveou Joe Courcheoe Sean Cozzi John Cursio Joe Cursio Goil Debbs Chris Deguido FRESHMEN 105 Chris Demorco Karen Dempsey Theresa Denison Michelle Donofno Michelle Douglas Becky Doyle Robert Evans Robert Evans Sonjo Evans James Ferguson Helen Feykes Brad Finer Jerell Fisher Jeff Fivecoor Timorhy Flynn Sreven Foy Alen Franc Fronk Furman Rick Gallagher Jeff Garner Evogelina Garza Samonrho Glass Tony Glowocki Lisa Gold Tom GokJhogen Ralph Gordon Robert Gorski Mke Gorz Sean GoukJing Joe Grobowski Leslie Graves Sreve Doyle Coleen Dunne Maura Dwyer Pamela Egon Mike Ely Michelle Enos 106 FRESHMEN Adrienne Green Janice Green Daniel Greenberg Lynn Gregg John Griffin Perer Gross Thomas Hoimonn William Holvorsen Jen Homlron John Hommond Porndo Hampe Catherine Honiey Kelly Honrohon David Harper Cynrhio Harris Sandro Harris Theresa Haawig Crisdlo Horvey Daniel Hayes Stephen Heorne Drenr Henderson Bergamm Henry Jeff Hrfl Jenifer Hill David Hofeman Andre Hogan Tim Houlohon Mork Howard Reginald Hughes Roy Hunt Don Isler Russell Jablonski Charles Jockson Cheryl Jackson Derrick Jockson Roberr Jacobsen Charles Jasinski Trocy Jebens Drendo Jermony Gerold Johnson Christopher Jones Tomoro Jones Lawrence Jordan Kris Koczmorek Ed Kolinski Uso Kominski Jody Kora Mark Karzenberger Mork Kennedy David Kibelkis FRESHMEN 107 Roberto Kihngsworth Rich Kimbro Shirley Kirkwood Debra Kirn Denis Kirn John Kmer Jeff Kohlmon Paulo Kolins Kimberly Kolsrod Lesley Kowolski Carlo Kozora Robert Krocfc Mork Kramer Joelyn Krause Jerry Krueger Koylee Krygowski John Kurczewski Jennifer Latdlaw Gory Lokoskey Michoel Larsen Jomes Leovy Joe Ledesma Kim Legg Steven Leveille Nicole Lewis Sherry Lindsey Jube Lodygowski Annie Long Steve Lorz Dnon Louder Jomes Lynch Coryn Lyons Shoryn Lyons Lisa Mqjchrzok Debbte Mqewski Shirley MoncNk Mory Lou Monley Chorice Monnoioni Amy Morokjo Jeff Marreflo This year's Freshman doss has been a doss wirh many new experiences and has deolr wirh rhem in a way rhor mokes rhem unique for a freshman class. Spirir Week irself showed rhar rhe class of '84 worked rogerher ro show rhe orher dosses rhor rhey ore organized. This year's Freshmon doss, even rhough rhey were oil srrongers or firsr, proved ro be o srrong, organized doss. 108 FRESHMEN Krisry Rockrohr Nor mo Rodriguez Donna Rooney Joseph R.ue e Down Russo John Russo Sondro Rurrer Terry Murphy Andrew McElroy Mory McSheffery Richord Nogel Down Nebe Undo Neely Leonard Nixon Sreve O'Orion Morrhew Olivo Julie Oyer Tim Overall Richord Poggi Shoron Palmer Lori Poppalordo Kevo Payne Mike Porrikus Donny Perers Greg Pererson Thomas Perrizzo Orendo Plummer Colleen Polizzi Telgnee Polk Kim Powell Joseph Powers Corhy Provoncol Donno Ojmn Jose QumranUo Michoel Roby Wiiom Reddick Dome! Redmon Down Reed Gerald Reeks Shoron Reeves Wiiom Reeves John Resnvo Anthony Rivoh FRESHMEN 139 Gregg Somuelson Dovid Scobo Jonnetre Scorver Shoryn Scorver MicheBe Scoreno Woyde Schmenski Uso Schoper Chris Schroeder Undo Schuck James Schuler Regno Schneider Fronke Sebosrion Kimberly Sedlak Timothy Sendro Dovid Shonley Cynrhio Singer Corl Skinner Edwin SJoro Eddie Smith Kiriah Smith WiSom Smith Trocey Snell Morybeth Snyders Cynrhio Sohl Shannon South Tommy Spell Jeff Stonge Steve Sronis Thomas Sronis Michoelmo Sroubin XAe Sremmetn Lori St ernes Tommy Sties Hyocinrh Stokes JerokJ Strieker Todd Srruebmg Anthony Suttvon Roger Sufcvon Timothy SuKvon Dry on Summer Michoel Sumowski Thomas Susron Rodney Sutton Susan Swon Roben Swonson Porrioo Szucs James Szudy Gem Terrell Sheilo Toppins Wifcom Tortorelli Jomes Treece 140 FRESHMEN Jocqueline Trenr John Trudeou Mtchoel Try on Stephen Turtle Chris Vanderwol Robert Veal Timothy Vincek Anronette Vivodo Hubert WokJroup Rjchord Woker Timothy Wofcer Dougtas Wormcki Orion Weorhngron Kevin Whitney Terrence Whittier Andrew Wieikopolon Aiesio Wilbon Mory Wilke Tresso Wilkins John Willioms Joseph Wilkynsen Doookj WilSomson Rondo Wimo Kimberty Wison MesheBe Wison Down Woesrmon Cindy Wojtonowski Scott Woods Lynette Wrobleski Mory Young Mory Yucuc Vicrorio Zoffino Gino Zowerski Joseph Zowiszo Dennis Zytvitis FRESHMEN 141 Sophomores Steol The Spirit The besr rhing rhor characterizes our class of 83 is our sporrs ond winning arrirude. We have really improved since our Freshman year ond have moved up in rhe race in Homecoming Week. We rook place in rhe TugO-Wor by defeating everybody bur rhe teachers. They hove said rhor rhey will rry rheir hordesr in nexr years events and rhor rhey will rry ro win more ond maybe roke rhe over-oil. Although Homecoming ploys on imporranr porr in rhe school year, rhe mosr imporronr rhing on rhe Sophomore's minds rNs yeor is good grodes. The doss of 83 knows where ir's going ond rhey feel rhor ir is going straight ro rhe rop. Nor only do rhe Sophomores hove many srudenrs wirh high honor grades bur rhey hove many hard workers who also give rheir full 100%. The Sophomores ore excelling in many fields bur rhey ore also trying ro achieve many personal goals and rhey feel rhey ore on rheir way. 142 SOPHOMOfXES Srocey AieSo Deboroh Alexander Emilo Almonzo Anne Amoloo Joseph Amundson John Anron Suson Arnold Junior Arringron Joseph Arvio M choel Bobko Korherine Baker Borbaro Donks Kim Dor egos Yvette Boron Thomos Bottle Gerald Bousemon Jomes Bousemon Korherine Beamon Mory Beorry Edword Beckmon Cynthia Beno Michoel Berrymon Robert Dlock Dororhy Dlonkenship Sherry Bogdolek Karen Dogdomc Kenneth Bohne Ooig Dotda Porncio Borden Jomes Boswel Peggy Bowie John Boyd Anrhony Drodford Morrhew Bradley Eieen Drermon Michoel Brenner The Sophomore doss of '83 was very ocrive this year. The highlighrs of Spirir Week were bearing rhe upperclassmen for rhe rug-of-wor rrophy, rhe greor rumour for rhe firsr Spirir Sprinr, and raising funds for our doss ocriviries. Bake soles and orher fundraisers ore plonned rhroughour rhe year. SOPHOMORES 140 Carol Orestia Mary Dridgeford Jennifer Bnsrow Lso Droodhurst Kerry Drown Robert Drown James Durke Korhleen Burke Darrin Durr Jockie Calvert Donon Comeron Uhon Copodogh Nancy Carlson Eileen Carrio Alice Cosorda Kevin Casey Debbte Casronedo Edward Cebulski Nadine Cedono Carlo Cellini Mike Cercone John Chenowerh Rich Chiaromonre Mary Chiz Ron Oayron Tonjo Clemenrs AAork Cotoo Fred Combs Julie Conzochi James Cook William Crovens Dialk) Crawford Mark Crawford Rosemarie Cressy Terry Cressy Denise Crigleor Thomas Curren Robert Doggy Wiliam Dahl Morgarer Dolton Sherry Dandurond 144 SOPHOMORES Uonnell Do vis Meltvora Dovis Lisa Debbs Loreyce Debose Renee Defoy Theresa Demonre Catherine Dempsey Maureen Dempsey Daniel Demro CynrNo DeYoung Robert Dicksen Cord Dineen Christine Doesburg Tomi DombrowsKi She4a Downey Sylvia Downey Eieen Doyle James Drenner John Durkin Timothy Durkiewicz Gregory Dziedztc Karen Easter Richard Edwards Cord Elzngo David Engwol Cheriynn Ethridge Ter so Eubanks Roy Evans Timothy Evans Douglas Fafle Renee Fariey Jeorme Farrell Sharon Farrell Leonard Feil Joan Rato Douglas Finer SOPHOMORES 145 Moritynn FiscN Dovid Floeckher Frank Fox Ron Fox Cynrhio Franc Thomas Frigo John Frye Liso Furman Sreve Garner Corino Gorzo Di Gersrrekorn Kevin Gibson Christopher Gmino Loro Green Joyce Griffin Sandro Griffin Pom Gross Randy Guinn Joe Gulik Mory Hoimonn James Holl Deboroh Hommons Dovid Honcock Therese Honlon Liso Honrohon Chrisnne Honsen Jacqueline Homs Connie Harris James Harris Phyllis Harrs Raymond Harrison Terrance Hayes Alesia Haynesworrh Thomas Heod Thomas Henderson Fronk Hernandez Janette Hicks Mark ttll Teresa Hill Usa Hines Russell Hofer Charles Holden James Hoiemon Craig Holifield John Hoyle 146 SOPHOMORES Jennifer Hudok Joner Huffman Sreven Huffmon Donald Hulsey Chris Hunr James Jochm Joseph Jockson Lor no Jenkins Aliao Jeralds David Jermoiowicz Brian Johnson Minerre Johnson Wayne Johnson John Jones Lorerro Jordon Wftam Josmo Scorr Kaminski Volerie Kommski Liso Kopsofe Don KoTzenberger Jeffery Keller Angelo Kick Kelly Kirkporrick Tim Kirkwood Mark Klekowski Trocy Knopp Jeff Knispel Chrisrine Koch Susan Kowalski Kelly Kromer Anne Kreis Chnsiine Kreuz Dryon Krizk Mark Kuklo John Kunsr Tim Kurzcflo John Kwiorkowski Mfce Kwiorkowski Edward Longe Ph p Losky Russel Leovy Karen Legg John lekavich Dorren Lews Kim Lindsey SOPHOMORES 147 Michael Lorz Ronald Louder Diane Lovejoy Donielle Luan Karen Lundm James Lusrro Joseph Lynch Gkxio Moger Koren Mandorino Robert Manley James Manual Paul Moroldo Lawrence Massor Diana Morz Dovid Maxwell Donna Mazos Joseph Meegon Anrhony Messere Craig Messmger Jeff Meyer Mart Mezero David Mukrur Margaret Milen Mark Milen James Miller Morcyio Mims Andy Mmas Darren Mines Corrie Misch Cynrhio Monrgomery Chris Moore Dana Moskalk Lynda Morrissey Trocey Murphy Pom Mustard Teresa McCain Pamela McOnron John McCurhcheon Edger McGee Jim McGeever Nancy McGuire Louro McNichofe Jeff McSheffery Robert Neeley Diana Neighbors 148 SOPHOMORES Coryl Neteen Moty Nettles Susan Nigro Karen Noire Sreven O'Brien Deboroh Ofeen Joanne O'Ne Jeff Porchem Joseph Porchem Deborah Poluszkiewcz Renord Parish Wendy Porker Chris Parrflk) Jonorhon Perez Robert Perkins Jm Perers Joner Phftps Thomas Pnro Yolanda Powel Gail Puerz Maurice PuHums Reggie Puflums Sharon Purifoy Guodol QuinraruBa Chris Rago Randy Randolph Leroy Ray Miron Redcfcck Lori Reed Karen Reeves Por Reid Mke Resnvo Ceabo Richardson Chris Rickard Tom Rickard Jeff Rickey Gory Rirchey Down Rizzuro Kim Roberson Dovid Rockway Karen Roering Andy Rogoiny Suson Rogers Rhonda Romon Robert Romero John Rozek Christine Rushing Fred Rutz SOPHOMORES 149 Roul Sonchez Marjorie Sonders Nancy Sandusky Beverly Schockorr Juke Schoefer Diane Schroeder Leslie Schroeder Carol Schulrz Karl Schwarrz Loune Soanna Heorher Scorr Arthur Shankie Barbara Sharp Cary Sheehan Joner Shirey Ronald Simmons Karen Simon Nancy Simon Barbara Singer Earl Sisk Ronald Skelley James Skinner Robert Starer Michele Slorrery Jeffrey Smogo Charles Smith Heidi Smith Laurie Smith Gerald Snell Ann Sommers Brent Song Kevin Sorrel Steven Soukup Srocey Soyk Joseph Sporrey Joner Spencer Roger Spencer Garry Sponougle Zeno Sponougle Linda Sreoley Leigh SteoWe Debra Steck Tracey Steele Kelly Sr ernes Darren Srevens David Srevens Tomora Srricker Maureen Srrom 150 SOPHOMORES Theresa Swanson Korhy Sylvester Donna Tockerr Roelene Togler Donald Tarro Dona Taylor Jotango Taylor Felicio Temple Down Thweorr Randolph Tjerino Uam Tlmon Dawn Tonorefli Scorr Trocy Kenneth Vatacok Debra Vaughan Tamara Vaughan Jufce Waldo Yoterte Woldroup Yolanda Washmgron Ron Weber Undo Wedsrer Karen Wesrbrook Jeffrey Weygondr Lesly White Eric Widsrrom Terri Wieronski Gregory Wick Deborah Wiord Undo Wojdechowski Gory Wojronowskj Kimberly Young Michele Zarmor Roy Zierlein SOPHOMORES 151 Juniors Do It With Class This year mosr of rhe Junior class felr rhor rhe best words ro characterize rheir doss year was rheir ability ro unify and become one group striving toward o common goal. When they were asked what rhe mosr important factor in rheir future was, mosr replied rhor grades would help in deddig future college and job decisions. They began ro realize whor on important port in their lives rheir highschod years would ploy. The Junior doss felr rhor basically oil of these factors added up ro rhe maturity rhor they oil felt in rhe Junior year. 152 JUNIORS LOOKING BACK ON HOMECOMING The Juror doss worked very hord during Homecoming week wfh o few new evenrs and ol rhe old ones returning After o few meetings ro plan the float, totem pole and other evenrs. they soon began ro work Some of rhe besr things hoppened or rhe lay minure for ideas ond planning The dry tee under rhe rorem pole was o lost minure ideo which led rhe Juniors ro o victory n rhe rorem pole competition Another thing o lot of people pur o lot of effort inro was rhe Junior floor The elephonr rhey mode hod ro be mode of poper moche which rook up o greor deal of rime The rime however oil po d off when rhe Juniors rook first ploce m rhar port of rhe competition Everyone who helped in rhe Spirit Week oil thought ir was wefl wonh rhe rime ond effort LOOKING TO THE FUTURE One of rhe most imporronr decisions ro be mode after grodu-orion is whor ro do with rhe resr of your kfe. ond whor you hope ro ochieve Many Juniors ore oteody pondering the answer ro these imporronr questions Most of rhe Juniors hove come ro rhe conclusion rhar being happy is probably whor rhey wont most our of life, ranking above money ond fome From rtYs question one con ask now how ro ochieve rhe hoppiness The greoresr percent of rhe Juniors felt rhor going ro college ond furthering rheir education is o good ploce ro srorr Others felt rhot working ond earning o living would ger them whor rhey wonted most JUMO05 153 Susan Adams Denise Alexander Regmokj Allen Sue Ann AJremus Lynn Amendola Ed Anderson Linda Anderson Robert Anderson Theresa Anderson Debra AndrzejewsKi Steven Aumuetter Steve Bobko Mark Baker Fredrick Borree Michelle Bosick Sandro Bauer Susan Beory Anne Beaulieu Deborah Bluhm Jomes Bodmer Wikom Bogusz Brion Bolda Shermone Bond Timorhy Borden Wiliam Brenner Michael Brewer Terri Bristow Jerry Brossord Kathleen Brown Randy Browning Robert Bruce Cortez Bryson Came Bubeck Timorhy Burke Jomes Burns Susan Bur ess 154 JUNIORS Sondro Durroo Timorhy Dusha Bobby CoWwell Raymond Colhoun Michoe! Cdohon Grovef Colverr Jooice Colverr Rosemory ComoriBo Lourie Carney Corherne Correo Wondo Correr Jeffrey Cosilos Doniel Cosrooedo Loos Ceja Chns Charlesr on Lorn Chew Ltso Chiopperro Regina Choromonre Arlene Cloiborne Timorhy Clemens Michoel Cloud Abce Coffey Sherri Colemon Sidney Commngs Jerome Cooper Gid Copley Corhy Crowford Modi bo Crowford Derric Crigleor Moore Crowley Michoel CurTin Orion CzojkowsKi Scorr Czub Down Doggy Debro Dohl Gregory Dolron Jeffrey Dondurond Jomie Dovo Joonne Do vies Ceiriro Davis Diane Dovis Heorher Dovs Rhondo Dovis Theresa Dovs Debro Dechene Down Defoy Derrho Demonre Sheilo Dempsey Phyllis Denmon Glen Derrz Donald Dickover Shoron Dilord Denise Dillmon Kevin Dmeen Moureen Dorsey Orion Dowohby Jomes Downey JUNIORS Thomas Doyle Barbara Duboll Rebecca Danker Shoron Dunn Raymond Dupros Doniel Duvall Sean Foley Loura Frazier Coro Frye Crysrol Fudge Thomas Furrek Donald Gobnel Monann Gander Rochele Goroy James Garner Karen Gersrenkorn Lori Ggglemon Judirh Gldea Jimmie Giliand Mia Gmino Sreven Glyzewski Thomas Godin Sharon Gonzales Diane Gordon Thomas Gorz Donna Gonora Kim Gondchomp David Geen Michelle Geenberg Marie Gnffin Jube Gzodzmski Brenda Guinn Perer Gurierrez Coda Guyton Kim Hoon Shoron Hall Frank Homier Edward Honley Jerrold Horon Michele Harper Darlene Harris Deborah Horns Moe Harvey Pnsolla Harvey Kimberly Hawkins Thomas Hawkins Debra Hayes Roberr Hoy man 156 JUMORS Karen Heord Dennis Heorne Qtoke Heffelfinger I Doug HeffeKinger Orissa Henry Debbie Hesse Irene High Brod HIM korhleen Hill Uso Wl Michael Hofemann Tony Hofer Michael Horan Carhy Howard Mary Therese Hudak Adrian Hunrer Troy Ing Debra Irmon Yonnous khom ladus Jackson Scorr Jauch Beverly Johnson Ceciio Johnson Mark Johnson Mory Johnson Michoel Johnson Feliree Jones Michoel Jones Timorhy Jones John Jordon Kiono Jordon Chrisry Juby Jenny Kominski Krisro Korzenberger Harold Kaufman Porrioo Kendo Monuelo Kennedy Pool Kennedy Maureen Kenney John Kern Dione Kinrz Leonne Kirkilas James Kmer Sreve Kmery Nancy Knighr Suson Koesmo Gory Kohlmon William Koisrod JUNIORS 157 Tim Kozoro Richard Kroorz Theodore Kramer Carrie Krisrof Kevin Krygowski Paul Kurczewski Dorba Lockscheide David Lakoskey Mary Lanoan Therese Leovy Earl Leib Chris Leffeimon David Lenarr Darnel Leslie Dolores Like Donna Lindsey Johnno Lindsey Lovonne Lohrboch Roberr Lorz Moryberh Lovejoy Susan Lund in John Lyons Michoel Mojchrzak Linda Mokselon John Monnaoni Ramona Morombo Angelo Marcheschi John Morgonski James Morren Mike Mask) Ronald Morrin Regina Morhews Jon Morros Ehzoberh Morura Drerr Maximoff Denise Mazos This yeor's Junior doss wos very successful and ocrive in many evenrs These evenrs included Homecoming's spirlr week The Juniors succeeded in roking Frsr in rhe doss floor, cheer, color and a number of orher evenrs Missing a Firsr Ploce in rhe spirir jug, by a couple of dolors, resulred in on upser ro rhe Juniors of rhe overoB rrophy by a few poinrs The Junior doss wos also busy planning rhe Jumor-Senor Prom held on May 16, 1981, bur planning for rh6 evenr hod starred almosr o year eoriier searching for a place ro hove ir The Junor Class also sponsored many fund-raising ocrivines which were successful The 1982 Ajnior Class is looking forward ro o Super Senior year wirh many victories and rhe overall rrophy in nexr year's Homecoming evenrs Sincerely rhe Junior Class Officers; Presidenr Charles Trenr, Vice-Presidenr Sheila Dempsey; Seererary Cindy Schaefer. Treasurer Dione Kinrz Morgorer Meeder Perer Meegcn George Mekebok Lisa Melby 158 JUNIORS Philip Messina Dean Meyer Ellen Meyers Gregory Miller Jed Miler Jeff Miler Margorer Millsops Vernis Mims Dob Minror Diane M rchell Mark Mooroyo Phylmese Morns Sondro Morrone Tino MuKnoro Korhy Murphy Louro Murrho Kennerh Muse Margorer McCorey Lorhonyo McOinron Soul McOnron Cheryl McEltgorc Corherine McElveon Trocy McGreoi Helen McHole Monon McHugh Angelo McNeol Dovkj Neuman Sean Nevin Greg Nichols Rachord Nicholson David O'Brien Joseph Oivo Roslyn Ofce Dorn Osheo Denise Ourerbodge Sonjo Pearson Oderre Perez Porricio Perreiro Chrmerre Philips Porrice Phillips Todd Pope Sondro Poroski Jomes Powers Joe Powers Roger Powers Dionne Prey on Rochord Price Sherri Price Bichord Prior Tony Provoncol Clifford Peurz Jomes Quinn Kelly Romberg Chhsropher Romos JUMOB5 159 Liso Rank M� choel Ravesloor Diono Roy Tino Reoddy Howord Renner Ann Resner l Kennerh Reszel Roberr Richmond Chories Roberson Gregory Rodnguez Louro Rooney Tommy Roordo Mory Ellen Sowicki Dierdre Scolto Cynrhio Schoefer Roberr Schifferl Tomi Schandler Tommy Schuelke Jeffrey Sedlok Susan Sendero Florence Sendro Fronk Senoro Sreven Seuferr Mory Rurh Shonohon Joyce Shorpe Jomes Sheehy Po� ge Shepord Goyle Siedled'U Eric Simon Kevin Sims Kennerh Skorup Terrence Slortery Daniel Smogo Glen Smirh Mark Smirh Terrence Smirh Tino Smirh Korhleen Snyder Donna Sreck Carl Sreele RoberT Sreele John Sremmelin Timorhy Srevens Chories Sreword Kimberly Sroecker Money Srrom Jennifer Srrzekzyk Dennis Sulivon 160 JUNIORS Morsho Sumner Morgorer Swers Darlene Swidergol Diana Szucs Rhonda Tollo Michoel Torras Laura Triplett PorrickD Trudeau Edward Tucker Gndy Vankor Ph p Vmcek George Violerro Anrhony Taylor Anrhony Taylor Suganna Taylor Down The goord Mark Tierz Charles Trenr Henry Voteon Moureen Wail Kevin Worsen Pomelo Weorhmgron Cassie Welch Pomoa Werderman Keirh Wirs Down Wison Debra Wfison James Wison Krisrin Wood Donna Woods Valerie Wesrbrooks Thomas Whircomb Pamela Whire Mike Whirren Florence Whirrler Jenny Wiekopolan Donald Workman James Wrzes� nski Tim Yeorwood Johnny Zemon Kennerh Zwiesler Corhy Zygodlo JUNORS 161 SENIOR S 162 SENIORS Senior Spirir is srill supreme os rhe Closs of '81 conrinued ro accept rhe challenges of rheir year and do well in each siruarion. The Homecoming victory was only rhe spark ro unire o senior doss ro achieve honors in academics and activities. This years Seniors were noted particularly for rheir individualism and special” events (breakfasts, dirchdays, parries). Above all, however, rhe '81 seniors presented a friendly group of spirited achievers. 163 ... IN XI—IE -4JWP - - 1 CENTER . . THE RING LEADERS... Ir seems like only yesrerdoy rhor rhe doss of 1981 were rhe nconrtog Freshmen, beginning rher four years of high school The enthusiasm of rhe doss gor rhem inro rhe Swing of Things and has kepr rhem growing ever since. During rher Senior year rhe doss won rhe overall rrophy for rhe Homecorrtog evenrs The Senior Oass also won rhe hoi decororions compenrion ond rhe rofcmon evenrs IXjrmg rher losr yeor of high school, rhe Senior Goss has proven rhemseives ond wi continue ro do so even after rher years or Bremen Debra Adorns Tim Aikens-Brodley, Arrow 1,2.0,4, Srudenr Aide 4, French Club 1,2,0,4, N.H.S. 0,4 Boserre Alino-college Oass Officers President Tommy Arndr, Vice President Jone Connolly, Treasurer-Chris Barajas, Secretary-Frank Bernas Al Amoloo-college, Spanish Oub 1, N.H.S. 3,4. Morh Club 1.2, Plays (Jesus Chrisr Supersror) 2. Lori Amendola Rhonda Amundson Tommy Arndr-work, Baskerboll 1.2, Tennis 1,2, Class Officers 1,4 king 1 (p 164) Left ro kighr Top ro king 2 (p 165) Bottom Kelly Harris kegno Buck Dan Corren Debbie Dempsey Nancy Drodshaw Kns Win me Wayne Bennerr Jim Donoro Jay Cassias Bob Peters kochoel Froberg Gog Kotos Jockie Dell Undo Waldo Karhie Brisk Liz Buckets Carolyn Mctfchols Angelo Davis Conme Fronrzok kich Elznga Lee Choney Sue Urko Sharon Snyders Jeanne Peters Undo McGure Cynthia Lotting Dawn Dombrowsk Tm Akens Carol Schweingueber Susy Keller Performers in the Center Ring.(key) king 0 (p 166) Amy Maruro Helen Zohfekj Korhy Green Joner Milron Mary Kolodziej Carotorro Figkuio Lori kitter kobm Chico konme Douglas Diana Dtckover Mary Kay Cassidy Helen Hanley khondo Jackson Shari DeMonbreun Pom Morkhom king 4 (p 167) Jone Connoly Chris Barajas Debbie Rizzuro Momca Bennerr Keley Koppers Jonice Sendero Arondio Johnson Michefle Duszo Lisho Price khonda Davis Laura Bosrrom Korhy G4dea Boniro Lewis Sand) Menrink Edirh Dairy Cookie Baker Chris Barqjas-coHege, N.H.5. 3,4, Science Club 1, Vorsiry D Club 4, Track, 1,2,3,4, Cross Counrry 1.2,3,4, Closs Officers 3,4, Marh Club 1. Jacob Darker Jockie Dell-college, Pool Aide 4, FHA 1,2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Pom Pons 3.4, Volley-boll 1,4, Echo 4, Marh Club 1 Monica Dennerr Wayne Bennerr-Brodley, Srudenr Aide 1,3, Spanish Club 3, Track 1. Frank Demos Paul Dersell National Honor Society Row 1: Richard Bzingo, Row 2: James Chochrek, Chris Barajas. Lori Sirorz. A! Amoloo. Jane Connoty Vice Preside™, Jeonne Perers. Secretory, Kathleen GkJeo, President, Jocquebne Del. Treasurer, Suson Keler, Row 3: Cynrhio Lotting, Angelo Davis. Down Dombrowski. Juke Fredrick, Georgene Mo-lone. Row 4: James Janie. Mike Zoffno, Craig Kotins. Sharon Snyders. Tim A kens, Mr Hutfochor, sponsor Nor pictured Frank Dernas. Trocy Giggle man. Joonne Hoon, Daniel Hammons, Pomelo Johnson. Mike Kurczewski, Mary Modeon. Lorry Scott. Undo Waldo SENIORS 169 John Derrridge Morie Bisoillon m. Porry Blose Down Doese Gino Boiko Stephen Borden college, Srudenr Aide 4, Sponish Club 1,2, Tennis 2, Echo 4, Morh Club 1,2,3. Laura Bosrrom - cdlege morriage, Srudenr Aide 3,4, Concert Choir 4, Pom Pons 3, Science Club 1,2, Echo 1.2.3.4, Ploys (Jesus Christ Supersror) 2. Michoel Boyd college. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Football 2 Nancy Bradshaw Chormion Bresinger - Moraine Valley, Srudenr Aide 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Sponish Club 2,3, Swimming 1, Echo 3. Kathy Briski 170 SEMOftS Denwood Drown ■ college work, Concerr Choir 3, Vorsiry D Club 4, Foorboll 2,3,4, Trock 2,3,4, Degino Duck • college, Srudenr Aide 2, Trock 1, Ooss Officers 1, Elizoberh Duckels - college, Srudenr Aide 3,4, German Club 2, Swimming 2,3, Cross Country 4 Kim Duikemo Jeon Durke Mary Koy Durke Sue Dush Morgorer Durler' Leslie Corpenrer Daniel Corren - U.S, Air Force Acodemy, Vorsiry D Club 3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Diving 1,2,3,4, Dremen Lifeguard Club 3. Tim Cosey Joy Casillas Mary Koy Cassidy - college, Cheerleaders 3, Srudenr Aide 2 Larry Cejo SENIORS 171 Joe Chambers Georgene Malone himng rhe books Lee Chaney - college work, Student Aide 1, HERO. 0, Basketball 1,2,3, Foorboll 2,3, Softball 1, Track 3, Afro 1,2,3. Robin Chico Walter Childs James Chochrek • Northern, Spanish Club 1, N.H.S 3,4, Moth Club 2,3. Joe Colwell Mike Connelly Jane Connolly - college, Pool Aide 3,4, N H.S. 3,4, Varsity D Club 1,2,3,4, Sofrball 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2, Class Officers 3,4, Bremen Lifequord Club 3. Darlene Conway Degusizz Cooper Kim Corberr - college. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Foorboll 1,2. 17? -7-rwOftS Joe Currin Kevin Czajkowski Debbie Doggy - college, Concerr Choir 2,3,4, French Club 1, Boskerball 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1, Homecoming Commirree 3,4 Norolie Domico John Davies Angelo Davis • college, Arrow 2, N.H.S. 3,4, Pom Pons, 3,4, Varsiry D Oub 3, Trock 1,2,3,4. Afro Club 1.2. Rhonda Davis Fred Dechene Chris Delbovo SENIORS 173 Shori Demonbreun • college. Srudenr Aide 2,3. Srudenr Coundl 4 Debra Dempsey Bradley, Pool Aide 3.4, Cheerleaders 3,4, Varsiry D Qub 3.4, Swimming 2,3,4, Class Officers 1,2,3. Diane Dempsey - college, Srudenr Aide 4, Echo 4 Darlene Denman Nonnerre Desonris Diana Didsover Dawn Dombrowski - college. Arrow 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Swimming 1, Tennis 2, Marh Club 2,3,4 Jim Donaro - college, Varsiry D Oub 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 1. Carolyn Dormonn John Dosserr Veronica Douglas - college, Srudenr Aide 4, Concerr Choir 3,4, Echo 4, Afro Qub 1,2. 174 SENIORS Debbie Drenner Doniel Dudley Michelle Duszo Dovid Durkiewicz Anrhony Elliorr Rich Elzingo - college, Srudenr Aide 4, Bond 1,2,3, Germon Club 2,3 N.H.S. 3,4, Thespions 2, Foorboll 1. Golf 2,3,4, Swimming 1, Morh Club 2,3. Joan Ennis Down Erffmeyer Dice Evans Ronold Evans Por Feoley Carlorro Rgliulo - college, Srudenr Aide 2, French Club 1. Bonnie Firpoch Sreve Foerisch SENCTVS 175 Julie Fredrich - college, Srudenr Aide 2,0, Cheerleoders 2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4 Joseph Frigo Rachael Froberg - college, German Club 1,2, Dowling 1,2,3,4, Sofrboll 2, Track 1. Connie Fronrzok - college, Srudenr Aide 3, Science Gub 2, FQLA 3, Mory Genovese Tracy Giggleman Karhy Gildea - Srudenr Aide 2, Dand 1,2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Srudenr Coundl 1,2, Morh Club 1,2 Dill Goodwyn James Gorz Colleen Goulding Laura Gramm 176 SENIORS Sherrie Gronoro Karhryn Green Alon Greenberg Charles Gullo Ghris Gunaka Joanne Hoan - college work, Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Concert Choir 3, D E C.A 4, N.H.S. 3,4, Homecoming Commirree 3,4, Pep Club 3. Penny Holey Daniel Hammons - work, N.H.S. 3,4, Varsiry D Club 3,4, Doskerboll 1.2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Afro Gub 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Commirree 3,4 Helen Honley SENIORS 177 Kelly Horns Mike Henning Robin Henry Louro Hill - Circle Campus, Bond 1 2 Pep Club 3. Patricia Hofemonn Edword Houlahan Jeff Howard Sheniece Howard - work, Srudenr Aide 1, Concerr Choir 2,3,4, Track 1 Anthony Hudok Richard Huffman Richard Hulsey 178 SENIORS Vivian Hunr Reggie Jackson Rhonda Jackson Phillip Jacobs - college, Srudenr Aide 3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4 Arondia Johnson Pom Johnson Tim Kaufmon college, Pool Aide 3. O.E. 4. Swimming 1, Wresrling 2. Susan Keller - ISU, Srudenr Aide 2. Concerr Choir 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Srudenr Council 1,2,3, Marh Club 1. Cross Coun-rry Pir Crew 1,2,3,4 Jennifer Kennedy Roberr Kingdoltor Linda Kohlmon SENIORS 179 Carol Kohnhorsr Craig Kolins - Northern, Arrow 1,2,3,4, Srudenr Aide 4, French Gub 1,2,3,4, N.H.S. 3.4 Mory Kolodziej - college work, Arrow 4, Srudenr Aide 1, O E. 4 Kelly Koppers - college. Srudenr Aide 3,4, Pom Pons 3. Laura Kowalski John Kramer - college, Spanish Club 1, Varsity D Club 3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1. Football 1,2,3,4. Kelly Kranz Sharon Krause Karen Krolczyk 100 SENIORS Kelly Kwlorowskl James Labeors Lori Lacksheide Rich Lodislas • Baseball 12,3,4, Daskerball 1. Gregory Lange Barbara Longnes Cynrhio Lorring Sandra Lawrence Bonira Lewis • college, Srudenr Aide 2,4, Concert Choir 3,4, Basketball 1, Afro Club 1.2. Melvin Lindsey - DePaul, Vorsiry B Club 3,4. Srudenr Aide 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Afro Club 1,4, Homecoming Committee 3,4, Gfred 1.2.3. Susan Lirko - college, O.E. 4, Echo 4, Ti-mertes 2. Jeff Lonkar Blaine Louder - college, Science Club 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1, Tennis 4. John Lovejoy SENOPS 181 Rhonda Lukes John Lusrro Perer Lyons Mary Modeon - college, German Club 1,2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Sfudenr Council 1.2,3,4, Echo 2,3,4 Georgene Malone Derh Maloney Parri Markham - college, Gris Chorus 1,2. Par Marren Lori Marrin Sharon Maslo 162 SEMORS Amy Morura - college work, Srudenr Aide 4, Cheerleaders 2,3, O.E 4. Shown McBride Bernard McClinron - II State, Baskerball 2, Foorboll 2, Track 1, Afro Club 1,2,3. Chrisrine McDonald Linda McGuire - college. Concert Choir 4. Mary McLaughlin • college, Srudenr Aide 3, Concerr Choir 1, H.E.R.O. 4 Swimming 1. Carolyn McNichols - college, Band 1,2,3, Pom Pons 4, Sofrboll 2,3, Swimming 1, Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Randolph McShane Sandi Menrink - college, D E C.A. 4. Charles Meyer Elisabeth Meyers Tracey Miller SENIORS 163 Joner Milron - college, Srudenr Aide 1,2, H E R O. 2,3, Dowling 1,2,3. Philip Morris William Muhlig Debbie Myers Richard Nelson - college, Varsiry D Oub 4. Foorboll 1,2,3,4, HERO. 3. Kevin Nevin Lori Nichols Kelly O'Brien Samuel Ollowoy Robert Parrillo 164 SEMOftS Bruce Poschol Robert Perreriro - Loyola, Srudenr Aide 4. Ploys (Jesus Chrisr Superstar) 2. Jeanne Peters - college, Pool Aide 2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Srudenr Council 1, Varsity B Oub 2,3,4, Swimming 1,2.3,4, Class Officers 1,2,3, Boys Swim (Manager) 1,2.3. Robert Peters - college work, Srudenr Council 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1.2,3,4, Echo 1,2,3,4, Photo Oub 1. A. Phillips Faith Phillips William Phipps Donna Piejko Walter Podgurski Robin Poe Robert Pope Viaoria Porter Kirk Poulsen SENIORS 185 Usho Price - morrioge college. Srudenr Aide 1, Basketball 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Afro Club 2. Mork Price Tom Provencal Mary Quinn Timorhy Rank - enlisr in rhe U S Navy. Selmo Pay Corey Reddick Kenneth Redman Sreven Renfrow Theresa Resrivo 186 SEMOkS Lori Rirrer Vince Rizzi D E C. A 4, French Club 1, Echo 3. Deborah Rizzuro Darcell Robinson Ramona Rodriguez George Rogers Parricio Rozek Dovid Rurrer Drod Rybak Comi Sanders Chrisropher Scorver Gwendolyn Scorver - college work, Srudenr Aide 3,4, Track 1,2,3. Jeri Scarena Doug Schmidr Tim Schools SEMOTVS 187 Jeff Schulre Corol Schweingueber Lorry Scorr Kim Sellers Jonice Sendero Dino Sickler Russ Siedlecki Richard Simmons Mork Simon HikJo Sims Suzonne Sinkhorn 166 SENIORS Tomberlin Siok - colege work, Student Aide 0, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3. Solly Sisk - Thornton, Student Ade 3, Concert Choir 3,4, Orade 3, Girls Chorus 1,2. Lori Sirorz - Northern, N.H.S. 3,4, Science Club 2, Swimming 1, Mario Skorski Marianne Skirica - Southern University Mary Smith - college, Srudenr Aide 3, Dond 1, Varsity 3 Club 4, Softball 3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Mary Lou-Smith Louro Smoot Sharon Snyders - Purdue, German Club 2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Srudenr Countil 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Echo 1,2,3,4, Moth Club 1,2,3,4 Mary Socki Greg Sohl SENIORS 189 Alexis Sommers Tommi Soukup Todd Sporrey Vidsie Sponougle April Sporriello Tom Springer David Sronce Dorren Srevens Wendy Sripcevich 190 SENOftS Don Sullivan John Sullivan Tom Swanson Ricky Sylvester Jim Thielen Randy Torres Mary Trocy - college Louro Treece Sandy Tucker Ron Tunno Mark Tunzi SENORS 191 Jeff Vervlied JoAnn Vogr Porriao Wagner Undo Waldo ■ college work, Arrow 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, N.H.S. 3.4, O.E. 4, Srudenr Council 1,2,3. Lisa Waldroup Patricia Walsh Frank Weglarz Vic White Ernie Widsrrom Mike Wieronski Lisa Wiersma - Thornron, Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Softball 2, Track 1. Barry Williams Brett Wilson - college, Srudenr Aide 4, Trock 2,3,4, Photo Club 4, HERO. 3. Mike Wilson Rich Winfield Kris Winnie - Art Institute of Chicago, Srudenr Aide 3, Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Dolphins 1, French Club 3, Varsity B Club 4. Swimming 1, Echo 3,4, Pep Club 3. Stephanie Wisch - college work, FHA 3,4, Echo 3. 192 SEMO06 Laura Wisniewski Krisrin Wirr Blanca Wojciechowski - Thornron, Baskerball 2. Mark Woods Regina Woodson - college, Srudenr Aide 4 Michael Zaffino Mario Zoronrenello Ron Zaranrenello Jill Zawiszo Genn Zerrerberg David Zimbrich college. Srudenr Aide 2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Foorball 1,2, Golf 4, Com purer Club 3,4, Echo 1,3,4. Helen Zohfeld - work, Band 1,2, Concerr Choir 4, Pom Pons 4, Timerres 2. Sharon Zohfeld Mervin Zroback - German Club 2,3. The information listed throughout the senior section was received from the students! 190 194 HAWAII Thrry seniors enjoyed o week full of sun. fun and more fun on rheir rrip ro Hawai. of which Mr and Mrs Don Kennedy choperoned The Seniors srayed or rhe Pocific Deoch Horel in Wofcfci on rhe island of Oahu. They arrived onApri 16 ond rerurned home April 26. The rours consisred of The Al Homng-ron Show, Campbell Esrore Luou, Goinr Hawaion Deoch Parry. Moonlighr Dinner Cruise. Easrer Dinner Donee ond rhe Farewell Midntghr Cruise Amongsr rhe rours, rhere were pienry of orher rhings ro do Such as swim or rhe horel pool, toy our in rhe sun or Wottki Deoch, go shopping or rhe Ato Moono Cenrer or or rhe Inrernononol Marker Ptoce. Travelers coJd also go moped riding, go visir rhe zoo, rhe Dole Pineopple ptonr. rour Through Diomond Heod, leorn how ro surf ond orher fosdnorng rhings Seniors who wenr on rhe rrip were: Lori Amendoto, Noncy Drodshow. Regino Duck, Liz Duckels, Don Conen, Mary Koy Cossidy, Robin Chico, Shori DeMondreun, Par Feoley. Cody Figiulo, JoAnne Hoon, Jennifer Kennedy. Louro Kowolski. Ko ren Kroiczyk, Pere Lyons, Shown McBride, Derh Moloney, Pom Morkhom, Amy Moruro, Charles Meyer, Tom Provencal, Lon Riffer, Romono Rodriquez. Mononne Skmco. Lon Stforz, AAono Skorski, Louro Smoor, Louro Treece, Mory Kolodziej Wrirren Dy Lori Amendoto HAWAI 195 SENIORS - CLASS of 81 Debra Adorns 68 Tm Aikens 42. 72. 73. 64. 168 220 Rosette Aino - 68 Aj Amdoo 03. 68 Lon Amenddo 68 94 Rhondo Amundson 68 Ono Anderson 45 Tommy Amdr 68 Edrh Oafy 45. 69 Vck Ooker 69 Ovts Oorcjos 2. 19. 21. 23. 41. 52. 117 122. 66. 69 .Jacob Darker 69 Robert Domes 56 Jodve Oel 31. 47. 52, 97. 65 69 Monco Oenoen 43. 167. 69 Voyne Dennett 03. 65, 69 Frank Demos 2, 53. 02. 122. 123. 177 Patrick Derrymon • 75 Paul Dense! 42. 69 John Dermdge 170 Mane Oisafcm 39. 170 Patnoo Qiosc 170 Down Doese 40. 170 Gnc DoFso 170 Steve Dor den 7. 122. 170 Louro Dosrrorn 2. 167. 170 Michoet Doyd 170 Anthony Doyet 3. 27 44 Nancy Orodshow 19. 34. 41. 43. 65. 179 Charmon Oresinget 46 47, 51. 170 Kathy Onski 65. 170 Den wood Orown 27. 117. 171 Regno Duck 2. 3. 19. 164. 171. 194 Iiz Ducket 64. 171 Kit. Oufcemo 171 Jeon Ourke 171 Mory Ourke - 171 194. 207 34. 35. 41. 52. 87. 09, 167. 169, 172 172 Km Corbett 56. 172 Deguvzx Cooper 63. 172 Sue Courue 66. 67. 173 Joe Cum ■ 19. 45. 02 Noncy Curron 43. 173 Kevin Cip owski 173 Debt� e Doggy • 2. 3. 8. 173 Ncxo� e Domco - 173 John Dovies 6. 173 Angela Dovs 47 97 109. 114. 120. 64. 173 Rhondo Dovs 67. 221 Fred Dechene - 80. 173 Chns DcHbovo 43. 173 •on Demonbreun 66, 174 39. 42 76. 174 - 3. 34 41. 53 66 1 31. 63 174 - 42. 66. 174 43. 169 174. 179 ski 38. 40, 46, 47, 126. 84. 174 Corotyn Dormo 80, 174 188 Johmy Dosserr - 174 Verorxo Oougtas -66, 174 Debro Dreamer 39 Don Dudey 175 AAchele Duszo 44. 167. 175 David DCrtri wtz 75. 175 Rich Eizngd - 41. 52. 164, 169 175 Anmony EJorK- 175 Joon Erne 175 Down Erffmeyef - 175 Wotrer Eubanks 47 Eke Evans • 175 Ron Evons 80 175 Joe Fngo 176 Rochoo Froberg 65. 165, 176 Connie f-onrrak 165. 176 Mery Derh Genovese 176 Trocy GiggJemon 176 Korhy G d©o S3 122, 167 69 176 OR Goodwyn 176 James Gcrz 176 Coleen Gouttng 176 Louro GfOmm 176 Sherne Granoro 177. tomy Green 39. 66. 177 Aion Greenberg 6. 177 D4 Grfftn 41, 03, 173 Chuck Guto - 177 Chns Gunoko - 61. 177 Janet M on 66. 84 Robert Vocie 209 David Morgan 27. 44. ‘84 Motts - 41. 87. 184 Vltam Muhtog 184 Debt Myers 43. 44, 81 84 Rick Neson 54 Kevr Nevn 75. 00. 180 Ion NKhcts 33,47.184 Ke y O Onen 184 Samuel Olowoy 4.44. 184 Moon 3. 6. 42 177 Perry Haley 47.80.97.17; 176 Don Hammons 27. 56. 117 177 197 Helen Honiey • 63. 66 Cheryl Hot per 177 Done Homs 177 Kflly Horrts 42, 45. 165 176 Michael Hermg 6 178 Robin Kerry 2 80. 178 louro HI - 178 Pomoo Mtfemcnn 80 178 Ed Houiohon 78 Jeff Howard 86 178 Snerrece Howard 44. 178 Anmony HudCk 178 .: Rjchcrd Huffman ■ 178 Robert Por4o • 84 Oruce Poscro 183. 85 Dob Pertero 185 Jeanne Peters 2 34 35 52. 53. 64. 169, 85 Dob Peters 39 40 41, 52. 07. 164 185 Forh Phips - 85 v om Phipps - 185 Akw Ptvftps 53. 85 39. 85 R-b.- Rx 38. 65 i'or vjPc. , lP 7 39. 55, 85 45 85 KrV IW 45. 85 Lfihc Price 63. 67, 176 185 Mcrk Pncc 8C ‘86 Tom. Provcrcol 42. 85 Mery Oman 39, 86 Richer d Hulsey 178 -VMon Hunt 44 179 Sue Kofcy 4, 9. 17. 44 64. 69 Jenrrfer Kennedy 02. 179 Roden Kngdolor • 179 Nan Kmghr 44 Undo Kohkmon 39. 79 Carl Kohnhorsr 39. 80 Croig Kotns 38. 42. 64. 69. 220 Mory Kotodae, 39. 166. 80. 195 Keley Koppets 67. 80 Louro KowotsH 80 Tm Kozoro 81 John Kromer 5. 27. 41 75. 03. 80 Ke y Kronz 27. 81. 180 Shot on Krouse 180 Keren Krdczyk 44 65. 180. 194 John Kzuczek • 53. Mko Kurczc-v 55? Kely Kwtotkov Tm Ronk 25. 186 Selmo Roy 86 Corey Reddfck 44. 56. 80. 02. 186 Ken Redmon • 86 Steven Renfrew - 61. 86 Teteso Resnvo 39. 23. 86 Jm Rickey 86 Debbe Rizzuo 87|$|ft7 Sheri Richmond • 86 Vrxe Rizzj 125, 187 Lon Rre- 66, 87. 194 A Romonc isodrtguoz 187. 194 George Rogers 87 Porricio Rozek • 42. 87 Dove Runet 55. 187 � 57. 58. 87 DrodRybok V R oberts - Dared RobWBr «7 Co t . So ers 87 Ovts Sccrvet 44. 87 Gwendolyn nv®r 87 Jen Scoreno f). 87 Douglas Schr Tm Schock Jeff Schdre Cord Schwe Lorry ScQT - 187 6 ]75, 87 43. 65. 88 3. 39. 41. 47. 97. 164 165. ‘81 80. 81 Sandra Lawrence 81 Oonro Lews 44. 167. 81 Metvn Lndsey 56. 81 Sue Urko 39. 64. 81 Jeff Lonkor 81 Done louder 2. 39. 07. 81 John Lovejoy 61. 81 Rondo Lukes 2. 82 John Lusrro 82 Pete Lyons 75. 82. 95 A A ■? Pot Fedey 75 Coriorto FigUo 40. 66, 75 Donnie Frpoch 75 Steve Foertsch 75 Juke Frednck 33. 43. 69. 76 196 INDEX 72, 82 •- v 40,1 V,.,'. S.i • v 0?| k' m ■■■:. y- 166. 82. 194 - - •• | 31. 109, 82 82 Amy Mcrjro 39. 66. 82 Shown McDride 56. 83 Detnord McQmcn 83 Chrfiime McDonald 83 Undo McGure 44 85, Mory McLeon 82 Cordyn McNchds 2. 3.1? 31 41 52 97 09 122 '65 Randolph McShone Michoei Mensi • 43. 53. 5_J I • 88 8ero 47. 97, 87, 88 88 res - 45 xftccki 88 mons 6. 15. 5U 88 44. 63 88 SmWxrr H9. 88 Sok 89 7. 44. X 64. Skorsk. 44. 1 onne Skhco - 89 Smith 2. 22. 31. 53. 03. 09. 189 Marytou Vrtrh 89 Louro Smoot 39. 89 Shoroo Snyders 39, 40. 65. 89 Mary Sock! 38. 89 Gregory Sohl 89 AJexs Sommers 25. 190 Tamm Soukup 43. 190 Todd Sportey 6. 190 Vckie Spcnougie 190 Apr! Sporte o - 90 Thomas Springer - 44. 190 David Stance 190 Daren Stevens 44. 117. 190 Vendy Snpcevich - 42. 190 Dovid StoRx 190 Jftvny Struebmg 190 Su von . 191 John SuAvon 79 Thomas Swanson 43. 75. 191 Ricky Sylvester 191 Sandra Metw -Charles Meyers Ekctocth AAeyets Tracey M4er 8C 83 83 Alfred Taylor 27. 17 Josiph Taylor 23. 24. 56. 117 James TNeten 23. 24. 52. 74. 117, 191 Randy Torres 91 Mory Trocy • 191 Louro Treece - 40 191 Son£ o Tucket 191 Mark Tuna • 23, 191 Roncid T _mo - 191 Anne Turngren • 36 Jderey Vetvhed Joom Vogt • 191 191 Pomoo Voy r 36. 38. 191 Undo Waldo 39. 126. 164. 192, 220 LUO Vddroup • 192 Porrtoo Vohh 42. 192 Frank Wegloa 192 V _ror White 192 Ernesr Vostrom 46. 192 Mke VtefonsM 192 Uso Viersmo - 67. 109 192 Carry Witoms 192 Down Vfcon 43 Cent VJscn - 19. 43. t17. 192 MKhoet Vbon -192 Rxtxsrd Vrfw - 192 Kr Vme 2. 7, 164. 192 Srephcrw Vtsch 38. 192 Louro WlsriewshJ 193 KrtaMn Wri 2. 39. 193 Don Wcjdechowsk 193 Regno Woodson 3. 42. 67. Moth Woods 193 Michod Zc fro 12. 169. 19? H Zowtszo • 193 Q nn Zen eft-erg 193 Dov-d Zmbndi 193 Helen Zohfett 42. -'.7 77 Zobfdd 46 1C Ron Mono Zorante e o 190 [Clasvraf 62 Jun i ! -'r.,. MMans 154 JFec Alexander 46. 47 117.114. 154 Alen • 61. 117. 154 V Sue Alrernus - 154 Lynn Ameodoto • 154 Ed Anderson • 39. 154 toAndersor 114. 154 Rptc nderson 154 Thereto A' .- ' . - 34 151 Detrc. Andftowski 154 Sreven Aum,.- . •' 154 Sre ve Oabkc 154 Fred Oorreela;. 151 V.t.'V OcwSk 154 Sondro Oouer .‘54 W Deory 15 Ame OeouAeu 1154 Andy Deck 134 Sondro V. 7 fc-; Jomes Oe’mdge • 11' Myra Okxfc - 4 Don Otokdey 154 Debtue Otohm 154 James Oodner 23. |4 40 r ‘5 . MDoy-.-st 55.154 5 -on OoOc ■ ’54 Sherraone Oond • 44. i.Iim Oorden 86 154 04 CVerw • 154 Bjdxx MSI 154 1. i V. Rondy Robert Druce Cone Dryson Come Oubeck Tlrr. Durhe 154 Jbm« Oums • 42, 43. ST ’ Suson Ocness 154 Sondro Ooffon 114 151 Tm Oust© 155 Dob CcxJwel 155 Roy Cdhoun 155 Mfce Colahon 9. 155 Grcver CaJverr . 155 Jonce CaJver 44. Rosemory Comort Lour� ; Carney 155, Coifty Conen l55 Wando Carer 63. K Jeff CasAi, 155 Don Cowonecto 155 Lous Ceja 27. 155 Chrs Chodewon Lorm Chew 19 41. 42. 155 Lso Onapperto 155 Regno Chorornorre 38. 40. 42, 53. 155 Artene Oobome 44, 155 Tim Clemens ■ 27. 155 MkeOoud 155 Alee Coffey 155 Shem Coleman 155 Sidney Commngs 155 Jerome Cooper 155 GtfCoc y 155 Cam, c rawford 155 Modoc Crawford 61. 117. 155. 45 Denv G-Oear 155 Mur lie oov.ey 27 47 51. 1T7. 155 Mhe Cun© 66 155 Uoo Czqowsk 52, 155 Vc Czub ’,55 Down Doggy • 109, 155 ! 'r 25aW 33 42. 155 ( '3 Oci-n 79 155 Jen D y duond 155 knie Davo 155 Joanne Doves 155 ' Cerro Dovs 47. 97. 155 Done Dov-5 44 55 Head o' Davis 41 155 Rhonda Davis 38 155. 221 Theresa Dovis 40 44. 102, 155 Debra DeCnene 35. 66. 155 Defoy 34. 155 • ■ none - 155 - cae. 5. 15. 34. 41 114. 127, 155 vte ZWnfc-Ger Den ’5 Don DiCkover | V-.:- . Dikifd 42, 45.J07, 74. 155 [3 .v D-JihCn ■ ee- :• wnrrv Seon Foley Louro Frazier • 39, 46 47. 51. 156 Core Frye 156 Cryvd Fudge 38, 156 Tom Funek 156 Don Gobnel 21. 22. 23. 24. 53. 102, 117. 156 Mariann Gonder 43. 156 Rochde Garay 67. 156 James Gorner 39. 156 Karen Geryenkorn • 47, 97. 156 ____________M. MAmlSfr. Arrmnie GkorxJ Me Gnno 35 66. 15 Steve Gy ewsk 136 Tom Godin 156 V-cron Got zoos 1b6 Done Gordon 156 Tom Got 156 Dome Gronoro 156 Km Grandchomp 156 Dov ) Goon 39. 43 156 Mddf Gccnberg 41 42 156 Mane G fn 44 156 Jj� e G od nsrv 47 97 156 Drendo Gum 156 Prro Gutierrez 27, 61. 156 CcrO Guyton 4-1 47 97 156 Km Hoon 156 Sharon HoJ 156 Frank Herder 156 Ed Honlcy 156 JerrcxJ Horan 156 Michele Horper 52. 63 C9. 156 Dcdene Homs 4 156 Debar oh Homs 44 Mac Harvey 156 PnsoBa Harvey 156 Km HowKns 156 Tom HowSuns 156 Debro Hay es 41. 156 Robert Hoymon 156 Karen Heard 157 Dennts Heorne 53. 177 Gake Heffelfrvger 157 Doug Henehrvger 156 Onssc Henry 0 13. 14 97, 157 Detoe Hesse 157 Irene rtgh 157 God Hi 157 Korhy HB 157 Lso HI 7, 44, 65. 91, 157 Mfce Hofemom - 53, 157. 209 Tony Hofer - 157 Mke Horen 157 Corny Howard 157 Mary Mudak 33. 157 Addon Hunrer ©2. 157 Tray Ing 157 Debt Irmen 47, 97. 157 Yormous fchom 157 kxlus Jockson 157 Scott touch 157 Dev Johnson 157 Cecfco Johnson 157 Mark Johrson 61. 157 Maryoem Johnson - 157 Michoer Johnson 56. 157 Donee Jones 157 M choe Jones 27. 61. 157 T m Jones • 157 yvi tordan 157 term Jordon 157 Crnsry - by 157 kw.y KcmnsH 42. 157 Knsro Kot enberget 157 Horo« Kov-fmon • 157 Parry Keocd 06. 157 Mar-ado Kennedy 42 157 PoG Kennedy 157 Moureen Kemey 42 07 John Kem 157 Diene Kmz 41, ©9. 127, 157. Lconne K.rkJos 157 Jm K tioi 17. 27. 56. 56. 117. Sr even Kmerv 157 38. 44. 47. 97, Sue Gory Kehmcr ‘ C 71 157 I Kroorz 27. 158 Theodore Kramer 158 Come Knsrof 158 Kevm Kryqowsk 61, 69. 158 PoG Kuczewsk - 55. 156 Oort) LockschoOc 158 Dcvxj Lokoskey 39, 158 Mary Lannon 156 Therese Leovy 40 42. 156 Earl Let 158 Chns Leffelmon 156 David Lenon 158 Don legs.- ©7 56 Dolcrt-|Wr 33. 42 156 Dom.y Undsey 158 phonna Undsey 158 Lovomc Lokrtor- 82 158 Robert Lorz 27. 158 Morybeth Lovejoy 42 156 Suson Lundkn 39. 44. 158 John Lyons 158 Mxhoe Mcjchzok 158 Undo Moksdm 53. 158. 22i John Monroon 158 Romono Morcmbo 44 158 Angelo Morchesch 158 John Morgans 158 James Morten • 158 Mike MqsJo 156 Ronald Mam • 61. 158 Regno Mathews 40 63, 1V4 Jon Mart os 158 Etzoberh Morurd 5. 158 Or err Mowmoff 158 Denrse Moaos 43. 158 Morgorer Meeder 16. 66, Peter Meegon 17. 82. ©3 Goerge Mekebok - 117. 158 LOO Mefey 31. 41. 63. 78. ©9. 158 Mke Merserow 86 Ph p Messino 55. 158 • 56. 159 • 32. m. 159 V Dear Meyer Elen Meyers ■ Morm Mhrut Gegory M4e Jed M4er 61 Jef M4cr 82. Morgorer Mfcop Verne Mms 44 56. 159 159 159 159 159 Cob Micron -.159 Done Mrchel 34. 35. 44 DonoJd MoOtod Pomoo Monchon Mark Monroyo - 159 FYtyVtese Moms 67. 159 Sondro Morrone 75. 159 Too Mukroro 47. 77. ©3. 150 Robn Munson KotTiy Murphy 42. 66. 159 Icxro Mwrtho - 159 Kenneth Muse 77. 117. 159 Margaret McCorey 41. 47 52 07 150 torhonya McQrvcr tVJ, 150 Sam McOvon ISO Chery Mr Ogo • 40 . 42. 44. 150 Cothertne Mcf'ecn 16. 66. 67. 150 Trocy McG-u 38 42. 52. 53. 150 Helen McHj- 40. 150 MtitarMcHugh 34, 114. 150 I McNeal • 150 Nogel Ronald,Nelson David Neuman 150 5«n Nevm 150 Mcrofc 45. 107, 150 NKhoeon 44, 150 David OOrten 150 Joseph Ova 0 150 RoslynCte 44. 150 Dar� Oshea 130 Dense Ourerbodge 150 Soap Pearson 150 Ode«e Perez • 5 34 Pamoo Perrevo -150 Tmochy Peter. Charmette PNips 16. 44, 66 67 150 Pcmce PNIps 150 Todd Pope 41 150 ■ ' Sandro Poeaskt • 150 James Powers • 150 Joe Powers ■ 23. 117. 150 Roger Power. • 150 Dionne Presrcn 150 Tommy Prevon - Richad Price 150 Shem Pnce 44 63. 150 Richard Pncr 150 Tony Provancd 150 Oxford Puetz 150 James Qum 150 . m Ke y Romberg 150 Owopher Romos 150 UsoRonh 160 Mchod Raveiioor 50 Done Ray 114. 160 Tino Reoddy 160 Howard Pervxr 160 Arm Resner • 160 Rermerh Re ze� - 6. 160 Robert Richmond • 4. 21. 23. 117 Charles Roberson - 160 Gregory Rodlgues 160 Laura Roorey 160 Tammy Rocrdo 30. 43. 160 Mttioct Safpd Terry Senders Mary Elen Saw ) 160 Dlerdro Scafca ■ 4. 5. 66. 100. 160 Cynrtso Schorr g_ r2. 25. 41 114 127. 160 Robert Schrffert 160 Tam Schmder 160 Tammy Schuefce 160 Mar Schwartz 82 Jeffery Sedak 160 Susan Sendero 160 Florence Servo - 160 Steven Seuferr 160 Mary Rurh Shanahan 160 Joyce Shcrpe 42. 160 James Sheehy 160 Page Shepard - 33. 40. 42. 52. 66. 50 Gay ? Sredecki 160 Eric Smon 22. 23. 24. 117. 50 Kevin Sms 117. 160 Kernel) Skorup 42. 76. 117. 160 Terrence Sortery • 5. 160 Don Smoga 160 Glen Smrh 160 Mods Srrwh 27. 160 Terrence Srrwh 44. 160 Tina 5m h 160 KarNeen Snyder 160 Domo Sroeck 160 Cod Sreele 160 Robert Sreele • 160 John Stemmed 52. 53. 77. 160 Timothy Srevens 160 Chodes Srewcrd 44. 117. 50 Kmbedy Sroedser 160 Nancy Srrom 63. 160 Jrrmier Srrzelzyk 160 Dear Sutvcn 50 Marsha Sumner 161 Darter SwwJcrgd 31. 41. 66. ©9 161 Mergere? Swers • 161 Diono Szucs 41. 161 Rhonda Tolo ■ 161 Mfce Toros - 161 Anthony Taylor 61. 117. 161 Anrhony Taylor 61. 161 y-rhnd1 Taylor 41. 161 Dowr ’’ cHgooro 44. 161 Mcr T rz 55. 161 Charles Trent 4 8 40. ©7. .122. 127. 161 louro Tnpien - 161 Pomoo Trudeou • 161 Ed Tucket 44, 161 Cndy Vankor -161 PN Vncers 161 George Volero-61 i Hetvy Vofcon 47. 161 Mocrecr Woi 161 Kevn Verson 44 161 Parr c Veo’tvsycn 101 Cass V« h 161 Parroo Vot-dcrmon 161 Voere Westbrooks 114 16' Tom Whitcomb 107. 161 Parr. White 161 Mke Wnir-en 51 Florence Wherier ■ 41 Jenny WefaopoWl - . Ke h Wife 47. 161 Dawn Vteon 43. 161 Debra When 51 Jomes Wfcon 161 Krwm Wood 35. 161 Domo Woods 161 Don Workman James WrzesmsW Tm Yecrwood Johnny ZemQn 161 Kennerh ZwtesJet • 161 Cothy Zygodo 31. 41 67 109. 09 SOPHOMORES Class of 83 Srocey Aie«o - 45. 143 Deborah AJexonder 45. 143 Emio AJmonzo • 143 Anne Amoloo 143 Joseph AmunaH • 143 John Arron 143 bason Arnold • 143 Junior Arrington - 60 Joseph Arvo 143 Mrmol Dabko 143 Kchenc 3ow - 45 Dcrtxyc Darks I Km Uarqcs Yvette L cr Copodog 144 Norxy Cortscn 144 EJeen Carlo 44 Wesley Corson • Aice Cavardo 130. 114 144 Kevn Casey 58. Ill, 144 Debbie Castaneda 144 144 Rebecca Castaneda-Edward CebukW • 144 Nodne Cedono -144 Carta Cefcm 45. 144 Mdod Cercone 60. 144 Carolyn Chavez • John Chenowerh 144 Rich Choramonrt 54. 144 Mary Chur 74. 144. 212 Ronald Ooyton 26. 47. 54. 221 144 45. 114. 145 - Torjo OemetYs Morn iooo 144 Fred- . Combs 144 AAC ConzocN 144 James Cook 144 Mcrk Cock V6oms Cravens DiOki Crowfcrd 60 m. 144 Mark Crowford - 45 1 5 144 Rosemarie Cressy ■144 Tery Cressy 44 Dense Cnglecr 45. M4 Thomas Curran 116. 1-14 Robert Doggy 44 Wlom Dahl 144 Margoret Ddton 144 Shem Dondurond - 30. 40, 62. 144 45 les� e Dovts 114 145 Lonnef Dovs 145 Metvora Dovts 45. 62. 145 Lao Debbs 145 Loteyee Debose 145 Renee Defay 33. H4 145 Theresa Demonte 145 Catherine Dempsey - 41. 66 67 114 143 v cn Dempsey 145 Lemro 22, 116, k� 5 a Deyoung 40. 145 3. 26. 145 vo -neen 67. 145 -■ Doesburg 145 uombrowsk, 32. 38, 40, 46, 47. 48. 145 Scot D k-Joseph ©or John Dark-, Timothy Ex Gregory D-- Koren Easter 3A Richord Edwr ds Carol Elzngti 32 Dovid Engo Chettyrvf rthnodP 116. 45 z - 41. 145 3. 26. 145 138. 45 ‘ ' 58. 145 ■-1. 41. 67. 106, 145 26. 60. 45 145 Mory Decry - 143 Eckvard Oeckmon 143 Cyrdvo Oeno 32. 43 AAchoel Oetryman 75. 143 Ratwo Sock 143 Dorothy Otankenshp 43 Sherry Dogdalek - 25. 40. 143 Kjg pogdonc U3 Oohne 43 Gag Doido 143 Tertsa E ‘ _rk- i45 Roy Eva ”.3. 145 Tmothy Evens 58. 145 Douglas Fate • 145 rtenee Farley 45. 103. 145 xmn forrei 145 Shoton Fo e4 32. 39 106 145 26 54 64. HI. 146 m INDEX Joseph Guzzonoio 80 Mary Hownwi 146. 212 Jomes Hoi 146 Deborah Hammons 3. 45 47. 77. M6 Theresa Horton - 3, 45. 67. 08. 146 David Hancock - 26. 58. V16 Lbo Hanrahan 47. 146 Chrerme Hanson 36. 146 Jocqulne Homs - 62, 146 Corvee Homs 146 James Homs • 44. 146 . Pbyte Homs 62. 146 Raymond Hcr-tsor 4XX. 146 Norakc Harrsfteld 45, 60 U6 41 146. 212 um 54. 146 22, M6 James MU 148 Marcyio Mm; 40. 45. 148 Andy JAras 148 Dorreo Mnes 58. 148 Carre Veen 65 148 Cyrvtx: Montgomery 42. 148 Chrwopher Moore ‘48 Darvj MoshC 148 Lyndo Mor'rssey 32 08. 148 Larry Moore -Trocy Muphy 45 148 Par } Mustard 02. 148 ke e McCan 148 McQnion 45, 114. John McCacheon 148 Andrew Mcfioy 47 106 Edgar McGee 148 James McGeevcr 148 Money McGure • 62. 08. 148 Ju e Schaefer • 21. 30. 45. 62. 150 Done Schroeder 36. 45. 150 Lease Schroeder 150 Carol Scrotz X. IX Karl Schwarz 45 IX 25 IX 15C io IX IX Robert NecSey 148 Dona Neighbor 45 148 Mo y Nemes • 149 Susan figro 146 Karen No� e 146 Jessie Word Chrfe Mgro Veve OOnen 14Q Darryl Perry | Jcfies PefEs 55. 116. M9 Jane Phips - 146 Donno Poroshi Jotondo Powel 31. 45. 66. 67. 146 Gal Puerz X. 40. 45. 146 Maurice Pu um 116. 146 Reginald PUums - 45. 146 Sharon Purtfoy - 146 Guodd Qunron o 43. 116. 146 Heaher Scon Azw SeRg Arms ShanKe Barbara Sharp Cary Sheehon Jusei Shrey 67. 103 108 Ronald Simmons - 47 IX Karen S mon • 15. 25. 1M. IX Money Smon 25, 114. IX nitgf $ xy r 21. X. 62. 114 IX I Earfsk IX IW She , 26 64. IX |Wr� - 58 86. IX | Slorer IX Mjchoei Slcrrery 25 45. 14, IX Jeffrey Smogo 8 •: IX BSmrh -V 26. IX ' Trocy SnvhJ Gerdd Jnei 06. 1X Ann Sommers - IX IVenr fcng 43 IX Kevin 46 47. X. Sreven SocKup IX Srocey Soyh IX Joseph Spcrrey IX Janer Spencer X. IX Roger Spencer - IX Ray - X 116. MO Redded X. 146 Lori Reed M6 Karen Reeves 149 Pamoo Red - 45. 62. 149 MKhoel Resnvo • 149 Cetofca Richardson 42, 45. M9 Oris Rctord 54. M9 Thornes Richard 26. M9 Jeffrey Richey - 149 Down Rizzuo • 45. 62. M6 Doves Rochway 46, 47, 51. 54. 146 Karen Roemg 42. M6 Andrew Rogotny 146 Susan Rogers 149 Rhonda Roman • 32. 146 Roben Romero 146 Joch Rofcns 26. X. t!7. M6 John Rozeh 45. 146 Deona Rudrehi Onsnne Rushrg X. M6 Gary Rirchy 146 Fred Ruz M6 ■Terae 'hm-v Dawn Ton, 0-1 Ken V 1 3 Debro Wi.y.) ■ [Tommy Vex-y. . t' 151 ■ -� M, . i Yoierte Voidroup 1M. 151 Yctando Vashngior. 151 Ron Veber 151 Unde Vedsrec 151 Karon Vesrbroos 62. 1M. 151 Veygondr 151 LesJy WSre 62. 151 Eric Vdvrom • 151 Tern VeronsK • 3. X. 62. Oj 151 Vlch 151 Vicro 151 Vcyonowsh, 151 Vojoechowshi 66. 67. 151 15i Michele Zormar 151 Roy Ziehen 151 DawJ Zrotxxh 151 James Zubh - 151 Freshmon Cksss of 84 IX IX Garry Sponougle Zeno Sponougle Kevin Springfield -Undo Sreoley • 62. IX Le«gh SreoWc 40. 45. IX Debro Srech IX Trocey Sreete - IX Kely Srernes 45 IX Darren ■ IX Dovd Srevens IX 01 Sronecpner Tomaro Smcher IX Mbureen Srrom IX. 25 Mjgreso Swenson 151. 1C8 Karhy Syvesrer IX JBjitorie SuxVrrs IX Money Sondushy IX Rad Sonche; - IX Louie Socnno IX Devedy Schocho ix Keiey Adams 134 Louie Adorns 134 45 Roben Adorns ■ 28. 134 Done Adorns 134 i Frar Ae«o • 134 Michele Aielo 134 John AJtea 134 Lom Alen 130 V34 Tommoro Alen 114. 134 Gtoorr AJronzo 134 Angeine Amooo V34 Jefferey Armor 134 134 Ernes? Boggen 47. 134 Michael Dolmen 57. 106, 116 134 Loo Bcrd 134 Richard Dunes 36. S9, Lrsc Donee 45 134 Jm Borsch 134 Amy Douer It) 34 Verne Oouer 134 Mlcho DefeasM 04 Money 0e X. 134 Chrisn-te Dervsen ’34 Mary Derg 134 04 Berger X. 134 Debro Ocsaion 134 Edward 0co4on 34 Montfje Bloch X. 134 Mho Okxh X 45 134 David Qtonco 134 RhorxJo DtxJo 63. 108, V34 [d 134 ■dge 106 134 Laurence Orock -134 Tammy l ownng 40. 134 Karen Druce 35. 134 � 134 04 Ouergetmoet 134 Jen rxtr'. t34 F'-xobeffY Gurke 134 Dorno Durns 0 134 k5hr tVjrnsor. 38, 106. W. Geoo 0 � 134 I CakJwel 135 i ca ou • Arror.o C John Oyne Ore1 Lao Oewfi Lori CHoppetto Jeff Ovoro • 135 Evelyn Qotoorne 135 Oork 45. 135 3yOn Ooney 135 Ar no Cde 135 Coins 57. 116, 135 Compron 34, 135 - Johi Comely 86 13 5 HfcJfcte Cook 135 Cook • 135 e Cooper 45, 62. 135 W P ■- uJ. IP- «5 «ive x 38.335 Joseph cu-cftS - 135 .135 Joho Ccrko r K� . 135 Joseph CvrslQfv 135 $L 135 116, 136 ; ____ 4C, 46. 136 Denison 45. 136 t ■ete Oarttro •� -■ Douglas 136 Dovie 41136 221 tXmf Maura Dwyer Pomelo Egon X. 62. it). 136 J n Ely 13. 22. 41, 47. 55. 136 M dx1e Enos 136 Robert Evans 45. 136 Robert Evans 136 Soryo Evans 38, 40 62. 136 James Ferguson rets 86 Tin Flynn 113. 136 Sr even Foy 136 AJen Franc 136. 221 Fronk Furman - 136 fccfcy Gatoghet 41. 55. 136. 221 Jeffrey Gamer 116, 136 Evongelno Gcrxo 136 Samonrho Gloss 136 Tony Gtowock 113. 136 Lao GoW 25. 136 Thomas Goodhogeo 136 Ralph Gordon 136 Robert Gorsk • 136 Mchoel Got; 39. 55. 136 Sean Goutdng 57 136 Joseph GrcOorwv-. 136 Les e Graves X. i 4. 136 Adnenne Green 137 Jance Green 137 Daniel Greenberg 137 Lynn Gregg ■ 34. X. X. 114. 137. 221 John Gnrtn 116. 137 Peter Gross - 137 137 5 28, 59. 137 Thornes Hotmcnn 137 Viom Holvcrsen '37 Jen rJcm on • 137 Johrt Momrrond 137 Pamoo Hryrpe 137 Content Hanley 45 07 K 4y 'iorrohan 137 Dova Horper 59. 113. 137 Cynrhia Hans 77. 137 Sandro Harm 45, 137 Theresa Hcrtwig 137 Grade Harvey - 45. 103. 114. 137 Dor ? Hayes 07 Stephen Heame 57. 137 Drenr Henderson Oeapmrt Henry Jr HB X. 137 Jen et m 07 Dove Hyfmavi X. 137 A re Hogar 07 Tmnthy Houlohoft - 07 Mot Howard 59, 07 Re od Hughes X. 07 Roy -Vjnr • 137 Don 6Jer 07 RuiMf JaWonsk 07 Ovaries Jcxkson 07 Cheryl Jockson 07 Derrick JOc-nm 57, 137 Robe Jaconsen 59. 137 Ovaries Joslnski 07 Trocy Jebens X. 07 CVendo Jer-xany X. 45. 62. 07 Gerald Jarvtson - X. 54. 07 Owopher Jones - 07 Tamaro Jones 07 Lawrence Jordon to 07 JHyc locre 09 Pcnn cyc -. 116. IX Orenrorl Mono 09 - 110. IX Richard Nogel - 09 DawnNeoe - 45 09 Undo NenJcy J IX Lenoord Nutdl 09 Steve O Onafi 09 C M- Oner - 09 09 Retard Sr'ey can Lor Kevin Mke Po-rkus Danny Peters Gregory PeretsdS- 09 I Thomas Penmo - 'X Drendo Plummer - 139 Coleen Pokza IX Telgnee Pc X. IX Km Powell 45. 09 Aaepn Krwe V; 113, IX Kns Koczmarek -137 EdKakuk 137 lao KommsH 137 Jody Dora 32, 110. 07 Mark Korsenberger 22 41. 116. 00. 07 2.' Mark Kemedy 07 David Kibeka - 57. 07 Thomas K 5d 45. 57 Roberta KAngsworth 45. 08 Rich Klrrfcro • IX Shirley Krdwood 45. 114. IX Debra Km IX Detvs Km 08 John Krret 54. 55. 08 Jeffery KoNmon 08 Poulo Kotns IX Kmberty Kobtod 45. 08 Lesley Kowafek - 08 Caro Kororo 08 Rober Krock X 06 IX Mark Kramer 57. lO. 08 Joeiyn Krouse HO 08 ttoeget 55. 08 • KrygowsK HO. 08 John Kurc2ew- j 54. 55, 08 no vx 09 116. IX 09 09 lO 09 02 09 9 IX Reeves 09 Reeves • 57 09 Resrtvo - 09 Anthony Rivd 09 Krety Rockrohr 46, 47. 09 Norma Rodrigue; IX Donno Roorey • 09 Joseph Rjjde IX Dawn Russo 09 John Russo 09 Sandy Rutter X. 103. IX Gregg Somuetor IX David Sca� o • 113. 08 ■Scarver 138 140 r X. MO V 5 Wayde Schmesk 28. 47 lao Schooer 46. 47. 140 Ore SdYoeder 45. HO. 140 Schuck 140 Gory 1C Michoel Lorsen 22. 55. 06 James leovy 28. 42. lO, IX Joseph Ledesma 08 Kim Legq 08 Sreven Leveie • 116. 08 Ncc Lewis 40 08 Sherry Lindsey 08 Jde Lodygowsk 08 Anrve Long 08 Sieve Lonz 08 Onan Louder J xames 08 Shrley Monxhk 08 Mary Lou Manley 08 Chance Monnatorv 45. 08 Amy Mardda X. 45. 08 Jeffery Mcrrelo 08 Karen Morten - X. 08 Robert Marring - 08 Orerre Mortmo X. 08 Rochele Marnews 40. 62. 114 IX Robert Meeder - X. lO. 08 Elen Meenan 25. 114. 06 Debra Metoy X. 45. 62. «. 08 Wtom M4er IX Mechele Mims 08 Jmrrve AAnen IX Scott Modrak 09 Lao Mobrod X. IX Fronk Sebasrton Kimberly Sedkak 140 Timothy Sendero X. 140 Dave Shodey X. 116, 140 Cyrrtvo Soger 140 Carl Skjroer • 57. 140 Edwn Sioco - 140. 221 Edde Srtvh 113 140 Huriah Srrvrh 57 140 VKm Smith 57. MO Trocey Snel 140 MoryOerh Snyders X. X. 40, 4V 140 Cynrtvo Sah : 1M. 140 ShorrvyTWh, X. 116. 140 Tammy Spe« 140 Jeff Stonge • 116. MO Steve Stone • X. 40. MO Tom Stans 47. 51. 55. 06 140 Michoekto Sroubln 140 AAe Sremmeki 25. 140 Jeff Seng 116 Lori Semes 45. 140 Tammy Srtes - MO Hyoanrh Stokes - MO Jerald Smcker MO Todd Srruebng MO Tony 5u van 45. 140 Roger Sultvon • MO Tim Sultvon • 57. MO Oryon Summer 140 M e Sumowsk - 57. 113. MO Tom Susran 22. 116. MO Rodney Sun on MO Sue Swan 77. MO Dob Swanson 113. MO Pot Srucs MO Jkm Sxudy MO 200 INDEX Richord Doran Phy a( Ed • 95 Robert V«oI. 45. 57. Ml Tim Vncek 59. 86. 141 Anroneae Vfvodo 141 V am Egon n jsrrial Am 42 DO Egi Socd Smde . HufcCff Votoroop 116. Ml Rich WaKet 141 Tim Wofcer U1 Doug Wand 56. Ml Orion Wecrhingfcn ■ Ml Kevin Whiney 40. H6. Ml Terence Wlvtler 57. 141 Andrew Wiefccpcdn 113. 141 AJew Vfcon 40. Mi Mary W e ■ 45 HO. Ml Tresso VKns Ml John Vlfcms M1 Joe VAomsen mi Don Wfcjmson - Ml Rondo Vfr-no 25. 40. 85 Ml Km Wfeon Ml ’■■■•Me Vhon 20. 40 62. 1M. Ml n Voeyman 45 mi VcfonowsM Ml 'oods 22. 55. 87. 116. Ml VrobtaM • Ml Dom Fotoscnerr, - Fne Am 80 Fra Ffeon • Engteh • 72 Rtchcrd Rock Mathematics 94 Robert Frtz Phyycd Ed 95 Don Mono Foreign L Pornoo Gregory Deon 91 la Gfjsrafson . Physccf Ed - 34 Aiyce Hanley School A de 89 ten Hardr School Aide 10. 62. 06 Kyie Hastings - Speed Ed 57. 91 Don FWngsworth - Fne Am Chorperson 47, Randy hhiel Duoross 06 Homer Hjfochor Guidance Dvecny id? Charles Hul Speed Ed Chatperjor 9i to Jegers Physical Ed 95 Tom Johnson - Physical Ed 12. 2? Voieoe Johnson Physical Ed 33 Carolyn Jones Secrerory 88 Leon Newborn Dean 01 Edward Novak Industrial Am 12 27. 86 Sodal Studies 122 ODonre Ousnevs 39 fhetan - Physiol Ed 95 Dusness 78 Pcrder Secrerory 88 V. . ■ ■ .J Ul Mary Vucus 16. 114. Ml Vccrc ZcfVo Gno Zcwe-A '4BB Joe Zawtva 57. 113. Ml Denns ZyVrts Ml ■ TEACHERS Robert Adams InOavrdl Am 86 Kathryn Ak— Erglcr V Giono Ay y Speed Ed Wt 91 Roben K 4er Soence 23. 24 77 Moryam Ke4er Secretcrv 89 Kenneth Kemptan Sconce 39 Dead Kennedy Gudance 90 Tcm Rinselo Soaa Sfudes 32 Jean Nodi Phyycol Ed W Oorbara Knodere Gmdbnce 90 Dwne Kcrhoneo Englsh 92 Mfce Krt an Englsh 56 V8am Krone Industrial Am Charpefxx-Joon Kry sms Engfeh - 92 Morytou Kuicvfz - MathenxhS 94 Mithoel Kutovez - Ousness - 42 Don Vechdo Business 79 86 Joccfjeme Re ) ft _ . _ i -i- l jvic iseyrvo«as Edna Reach Duvness Nor ben rv s me«er . Dove Rowe • Englsh Nancy Rowe Englsh 221 Jocque nc Ryan Guidance 90 Ruth Scrim Englsh - 93 Roben Smth IMC Char person - 74 Laso Smal Learnrsg Dsob nes 94 Vrgno Stoecxer Nurse 89 Snjpech Industry Am 15 86 Mothemorcs - 94 Gory Teshe Speed Ed 91 Kahy Tsondr IMC 36, 1M loue Toney Sood Srudes 84 Shhey Bonne!, Secretary 88 Mary Lou Derry Home EcmlhariXrscr, George thebe' P'napol 71 Roben Dnerte ■ Aihieric Dt c.-or 95 Susan Doencher Englsh - 93 Cord Bor non • Ousness Ob Oonch Fine Am • Vlom Drown Mcrhem | 94 V om Oarer Science John D Ambrosd Denny Denman Marilyn DeVn - Oenho Leopardo 89 Fronds Lomboer Social Srude- 85 MWred Love Englen - 92 Vend ! Lowe • Assaranr Prmopc, I Dona Wagner Secret cry 89 Emly Wchberg Soence 65 VicM Votson Home Ec - 15 ‘AchoH wjbam • Speech Therop E smew V4 n6on Soco Sridm Soence 43. 76 Woolord Home Ec 43 Void Socd SnxJes 85 person • 77 WAam AAogurony Industry Arts 27. 87. 75 Romeo Marsh Secretory 89 Judy Masrelo School Aide - 31 EdwodMefcy Guidance - ?0 Merge Mentrer - Speed Ed • 91 88 Assoocfe Wnapa. 71 School Psychology • Tomgery • Soence - 76 Moore - Mathematics Charper«y- 94 CAFETERIA LADIES - 88 Oerty Hanlon. Wane Genovese Judy Cdve Nora Dcroihy Gerry Carol Perea, Anne Fel Oorboro Vjr w INDEX 201 COMMUNITY r' Bremen served six communities and hos tried to bridge the gap between school and local concerns through chamber of commerce luncheons, cooperative scholarships. and special events The key to dl community support hos always been on octive interest in Bremen with o willingness to help in better education. Advertising is only one of the many ways in which local merchants hove expressed o willingness to give The thanks of oil Bremen students con be seen by their willingness to put bock into their community what wos generously given FLOWER MILL FLORIST 3300 W. 147rh Sr. Phone: (312) 371-8710 Mdlorhion, IL 60445 AAILLIE HOFEP, AL'S CORRAL DUNN RITE CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL specialist in insurance replacement autos 385-3000 2346 V 147rh Sr Posen, IL 60469 3934 W 147rh Sr. Midlorhion, IL 60445 24 Hr. Service Pride Mokes The Difference MERSEREAU’S (Jusr Soy Mer- Sir-O) MEAT MARKET 4700 W 147rh Sr Midlorhion, IL 60445 FRANK S PIZZA CALL (312) 371-7071 14432 S WESTERN AVE. POSEN, ILL PHONE: 389-1143 Delivery Chorge - $1.00 204 VJve r5 r� g 4155 W. 147rh Sr. Midlorhion. ILL 60445 SALES - APPRAISAL - INSURANCE BREMEN BOOSTER CLUB (Parents Giving A Helping Hand) Officers VICE PRESIDENTS TRESURERS Matt Carol Peters PRESIDENTS Roosevelt Betty Paschal Dick Shirley Welchko ten Anne Feil SECRETARIES Evelyn Ely publicity Advertising 205 ACE HARD WARE MARKHAM,IL. AMERICAN HANDI-CRAFTS-MERRIBEE 6807 W. 159rh Sr. BREMENTOWNE MALL TINELY PARK IL 60477 532-6060 Arts and Crafts Materials Speciolizing in Diamond Rings Ve sell Bremen School Rings 13939 South Cicero Ave. Crestwood. Illinois 60445 (312)389-4545 'a safe ride to school' 14121 Cicero Ave. Cresrwood Plozo Cresrwood, IL FOREST LUMBER Ever} thing for rhe Duilder 17280 S Cicero Counrry Club Hills, IL 60477 206 Advertising S PATTERNS FLOWERS Your Complete Business House PRINTING d OFFICE SUPPLY 14800 South Cicero Ave. • Ook Forest, III. 604S2 DAN VACLAV (312)687-3055 JAMES H. SCHULER | 14617 Soinr Louis Avenue 1 Midlothian, Illinois 60445 1 Telephone 369-9518 COnGRPIDULflTIOn ! CLfi OF 81 prom t dance nosegays comPLimenT of HARRY CAROLine AUGU T MAJOR APPLIANCES COLOR TV S - STEREOS SNOW BLOWERS • LAWN MOWERS T J APPLIANCES 1444® SOUTH PULASKI miolothian. Illinois 804 4 5 Tim O'Sullivan Phone 305-4747 Owner VILLAGE OF MIDLOTHIAN Mayor: HARRV RADAY Clerk: ROBERT R. HANSEN TRUSTEES: George Eberhordr Thomos Murawski Edmund Hoyden Robert Hickey Edward Milen James Dolan “The Community That Pride Built” “Cap” Dace Insurance Complete Coverage-Business or Personol MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Homeowners, Fire, Thefr, Auro, Marine Life, Hospiralizorion, Accidenr, Healrh BE SAFE BE INSURED Cop Dace -John Dace-Dan Dace 30 Years of Service Daily 9:30-5:30 Sor. 9:30-100 14716 Karlov Ave. 597-1220 Midlothian, ILL. 208 Advertising 3230 W. 147rh Srreer Midbthion, III. 60445 PHONE: 385-9810 Johns Hot Dogs EDWARD P. CEDULSKI G.fU, C.R.S. REALITY WORLD-E.P. CEDULSKI Co. 3834 W. 147 Sr., Midlorhion, II. 60445 Dus. (312) 385-0136 Res: (312) 385-3157 Each office is independently owned. VILLAGE OFFICIALS OF THE VILLAGE OF POSEN Presidenr .....Joseph J. Smoron Clerk . .. Sreve S. Orroso Trustee . Henry R. LoDrec Trustee . Frank J. Doronski Trustee . . Fred R. Filipiak Trustee .......Walter G. Massar Trustee .... Fbyd Reule Trustee . Frank R. Jenkot H3 anfz vjihtz a czH zazt Midlothian State BPHK 3737 WEST 147th STREET MIDLOTHIAN, IL. 60445 TELEPHONE 388-8500 D S AUTO PARTS INC. OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK 2919 W. 147th POSEN ILLINOIS (312) 389-4600 Dixie Billiards m EQUIPMENT AND SPORT SUPLIES New and Used Pool Tobies 15407 S. Cicero Oak Foresr, Illinois 60452 687-0144 Motto’s Foods 4640 W. 147rh Srreer Mon.-Sar. 9a.m.-9p.m. Sunday 9a.m.-6p.m. CREATIVE HAIR DESIGN FOR REALLY GOOD HAIR CARE, COME IN AND TALK TO OUR STYLIST. 14736 S. Pulaski Midlorhion, II. 60445 388-9730 159 Main Sr. Glen wood, III. 758-6990 Covering rhe Greor Sourh Suburbia Delivering ro 168,000 Homes 3660 W. 147rh Sr. Midlorhion, III. 371-4100 CONG RATLLAT IONS CLASS OF 01 MIDLOTHIAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC S 212 ADVERTISING LESSONS SALES SERVICE Ron Lekavich 3855 W. 147rh Srreer Midlorhion, Illinois 60445 NUMERO UNO PIZZA COCKTAIL LOUNGE u N 0 Ouk Forest. 15426 Sourh Cicero Avenue Oak Foresr, Illinois 60452 PHONE: 687-7700 Irolion Cuisine-Family Dininq Lunch-Dinner Donquer Facilities HOURS Mon rhru Thors 1100100 o.m. Fridoy 1100 2 00 o.m. Sorurdoy 4 00-2 00 o.m Sunday 3 00-12 00 p m. OAK TREE GIFT HOUSE Doll houses A Furniture - lenox Candles - Flower ARRANGEMENTS - UNUSUAL GlPTS - WOOD CARVINGS WALL DECOR - DECOR SWITCH PlATES - FENTON LAMPS wedding. Silver. Crystal a Religious items • Music Boxes - Cards - jewelry . master Charge A visa honored - Picture Framing - Lamps Repaired hrs. MON - ThuR 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sat 9-5 Phone 607 2929 13139 S. Cicero Ave. Oak Forest. Illinois 604 52 687-2730 1 HICKEY Memorial Chapels 4201 West 147rh Sr. Midlothian, IL 60445 (012) 085-4478 442 Eosr Lincoln Highway New Lenox, IL 60451 (815) 485-8697 A. j. smith Federal Savings and Loan Association 14757 Sourh Cicero Avenue Midlothian, Illinois 60445 687-7400 468-5570 ® 3S SB®WJL 15240 South Cicero Avenue Onk Forest. Illinois 60452 687-2000 Advertising 213 WE CARRY BREMEN GYM SUITS Ma’s Closet WOMEN'S 6 CHILDRENS CLOTHING Midlothian Shopping Plozo 14418 S. Puloski Ave. Midlothian, Illinois 60445 Phone 385-1772 SPORTSWEAR SLEEPWEAR DRESSES CHILDRENS WEAR R Y A N ’S RYANS TRICK SHOP T-Shirts Cusrom Printed Jokes-Novelries-Gogs Masks-Wigs-Beards-Hars-Make-up Newspaper Headlines Printed Cosrumes-Sonro Accessories Cornivol Supplies 4019 W. 147 Sr. Midlothian, IL. 60445 597-0991 TRICK SHOP CUSTOM PLATE GLASS, INC, GLASS FOR HOME, AUTO BUSINESS OPEN DAILY 8:00 to 6:00, MONDAY FRIDAY 'rill 8 00 P.M. LARGER SIZES OUR SPECIALITY (We Carry Sizes 1 to 56) Mo's Closet 2820 W. 147rh Street Posen, Illinois 388-0565 388-3165 Grill’s Hardware “A COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE 385-2730 Kenneth Grill 3831 W. 147th Midlothian, III. RADAY’S INC. 14751 Sourh Pulaski Road Midlothian, ILL. 60445 MITCHELL'S BODY SHOP COMPLETE BODY WORK 2749 West 139rh Srreer Posen, Illinois 60469 PHONE: (312) 385-0285 385-5204 ERNIE, Monoger Phone: 389-5150 Cavett Rexall RADIO, T.V., and Drugs APPLIANCES 4660 W. 147rh Sr Midtothion, ILL jT PHONE 389-1800 MODERN WAY DRY CLEANING WASHING CENTER Open 7o.m. ro 9 p.m. Sunday 8a.m. ro 7p.m. 14642 Pulaski Ave. Midlothian, ILL. 388-1750 Advertising 215 Nobody can do it like McDonald’s can , , McDonald's in Midlothian 14601 S. Pulaski ADVERTISING FIRE HOUSE HOT DOGS Fire House Hor Dogs 3825 w 147rh Srreer THE OPTICAL PLACE EYEGLASSES EYE EXAMINATIONS Sreve Holl (312) 597-6550 FRAME REPAIRS CONTACT LENSES 4730 W 147rh Srreer Midlorhion, IL 60445 WALLY'S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR MITCHELL'S MUSIC CENTER TROPICAL TREASURES BLUE HAVEN RESTAURANT LESTER C. LIBY, DDS, Ltd. BIG TEE Thinking of Flowers? Coll us 14935 S Puloski RD Midlorhion, IL. 60445 385-7173 1 cyi a' 'M O rt 4732 W 147 rh Sr Midlorhion, Illinois 60445 398-9435 TAKE THE FAMILY TO TASTEE FREEZ Thor's where rhe good rhings ore! 3228 W. 147rh Sr. (NEAR KEDZIE— CARRY OUTS coll 385-9605 TASTEE SANDWICHES ICE CREAM TREATS 50 FLAVORS ADVERTISING 217 3433 WEST 159TH STREET MARKHAM, ILLINOIS 60426 EDISON 1-7730-31 Photography and Custom framing Phones 597 7100 597-3046 4030 WEST 147TH Street Midlothian, ill 60445 218 Advertising Manufacturers of Denrol Morerial 3737 Wesr 127 rh Srreer Alsip, Illinois 60658 Yearbook Staff Leads The Parade Of Memories. People don'r realize rhar rhe yearbook sraff works mosr of rhe year. As rhe senior editors are purring rhe final touches ro rheir book rhar will come our in Augusr, rhe junior edirors begin raking over rheir responsibilities os rhey prepare for rhe evenrs which occur during rhe summer. Before rhey ocruolly see rhe final results on rhe previous year's book, rhey have already spenr many hours preparing schedules for faculty, senior and underclass pictures, working regisrro rion sales, and serring up rhe layout of rhe new book. Ir is nor all fun jusr looking or rhe many pictures Ir is hard work and long hours. Sometimes ir is difficult afrer spending so much rime on rhe book ro occepr some of rhe criticism on our choice of pictures or misspelled words We know we hove improved nor only in our own minds bur also in rhe comments from rhe judges when we rake our book ro competitions. Our purpose is ro create a book of memories. If we hove achieved rhar goal, then rhe rime and effort were certainly well spenr. 220 ARROW STAFF ... o sroff comes ro grips wlrh deadlines and .. . .. . looks roword rhe creative side of every srory Arrow Goes To The Circus! MANAGING EDITORS: Crtfg KoSns Tim Aikens SENIOR EDITORS: Undo Woldo Down Dombrowski JUNIOR EDITORS: Diane Kmrz Lourie Corney SPONSOR: Mrs Nancy ( owe ASSISTANT SPONSOR PHOTOGRAPHER: Mr David Rowe STAFF: Juniors - Linda Mokeston Mike Hofemonn Rhonda Davis Sophomores Mark Klekowski Cindy Franc Ake Cosardo Freshmen - Michelle Donofno Becky Doyle Lynn Gregg Mork Korzenberger Rick Gaflagher Ed Store Allan Franc Jim Schuler down An Bob Perers ARROW STAFF 121 222 T 5HRTS Other rhon rhe rrodirionol blue jeans and running shoes worn by BREMEN srudenrs, rhe single main garment honored above all is rhe Concert T-Shirt. The shirrs on these pages reflect only some of rhe many rod-s groups ond concerts rhor mode 1980-1981 o memorable yeor TSHW5 223 1981 Takes A Dow MEMORABLE SONGS Greatest American Hero Masada (mini series) Sailing Another Bites the Dust AT THE MOVIES Learn To Fly Woman in Love Ordinary People Airplane NOTABLE GROUPS Coal Miners Daughter AC DC ON BROADWAY ReO Commodores Evita 42nd Street NEW ON THE MUSIC SCENE IN SPORTS Christopher Cross Pot Benotor White Sox win - Cubs lose (a lot) Indy 500 - Andretti wins by default of TV TONIGHT Unset Who shot JR (Dallas) AROUND THE WORLD That's Incredible Space Shuttle Election of Reagan over Carter Attempted assasinotion of President Reagan and Pope John Paul Foreign car sales jeopardize the American car market American-Hostages Released from Iran