Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

★ ★ THIS YEAR ★ ★ Today’s Tempo Pg.6 Sports Scoreboard pg.52 Paces of tbe Nation pg.98 Tomorrow’s People PgJ 18 In the Public Eye pg.150 Classified Ads pg.186 Instituting A New Year Tom Sustan and the Super'' Seniors show their spirit in color. Opening 1 A Relaxing View Of Everyday Work John Restivo, David Hofemann and Evangelina Garza taking a moment to relax from their busy schedule. One of the most popular pastimes for Bremen’s students involves the art of relaxation. It is both well developed and practiced vehemently. The exercises encompass everything from everyday ‘rap’ sessions to meandering down the student guarded hallways. Of course, students get a chance to relax outside of their regular classes in gym and commons room or study hall. Despite the rush of trying to get through the crowded hallways to class, students can usually find time to sit, kick off their shoes and do something with their extra time, like reading a note or studying for a test. Even though the relaxation takes up much of the student's time, there is still a time for doing something useful or constructive. This is seen in the artistic abilities of many students. The students aren't just artists in the sense of art but in many fields such as Home Ec., Auto Mechanics, Music and Choir. Students have perfected what they do best and this adds an extra touch to the overall attitude of those at Bremen. Rhonda Tallo uses her free time to read a note. 2 Opening An example of pure dedication In the sense of creativity Bremen students show great dedication. From a devotion to school work of all sorts to spirited loyalty for the many different Bremen activities. Dedication is a vital part of this school, and it can be seen in many faces and places throughout the year. Dedication is seen with great loyalty as the cheerleading squad braves out the foul weather Their Own Style Of Dedication Paul Kennedy and Jim Kmet attempt the impossible Studying in the commons room is no easy task, nor is cheerleading on a cold wet day, or working on a van that looks beyond repair, but does that stop Bremen students? No!, and they even find time for a little innocent fun. A simple curiosity shown by Mike Larsen and Scott Woods. Opening 3 With help of Mr. Miller and the Bremen Cheerleaders Mrs. Rose Kennelly presents our school with a new flag in dedication of her late husband William Kennelly. Nancy Knight in action. Memories are an important part of our lives. All that we do will be a memory in the future. Some of our memories are of everyday activities such as classes, friends, and such, but some memories are of the strange and unusual things that we do. There are also those saddening memories of loved ones that pass away from time to time. Memories are things that you should keep with you always, because they are worth living for tomorrow. The Memories Of The Past Are Remembered Before joining the work force at Bremen High School, Bill Kennelly had been active in the community of Midlothian for many years. He, along with other residents, were instrumental in founding of the Midlothian Highland Games. Bill was a great patriot being very active in the Midlothian VFW and before his death in October of 1980, he had risen to the rank of District Officer. As told by his wife, Rosemary, Bill believed the home of the Brave belonged to the Brave people of our community.” On the evening of the Miss Midlothian Contest, The Highland Games Officials presented a flag to Mrs. Kennelly in Bill's honor to show their appreciation for all the work he had done for the Highland Games. At our first Homecoming assembly, Mrs. Kennelly presented the flag to the students of Bremen High School. This flag replaced the old flag and now hangs in the west gymnasium. Now that's relaxing! Right Dave? 4 Opening Left Michelle Basick and Kathy Murphy: Friendship personified. Below Santa - friend to all. Above Friends. Patricia. Janice, Pat. Wanda, Hilda, clown for the camera. The Joys Of Old Friends And Of New Friendship starts with a simple “Hi, how are you”, and from then on it’s one great adventure after another. We learn to see our friends as ourselves and appreciate everything about them. There are times to laugh and shout for joy, and there are times to cry from hopeless sorrow. With a friend the days seem so pleasantly happy, and all our dreams come true. “High school friends are something you'd like to hold on to all of your life if you could. That seldom happens though. There are those occasional friendships that do last, but more often than not old friends leave and make room for new ones. That's growing up, I guess. The only compensation that we have are the memories of those friends. Later on, I think I’ll look back and realize just how important they were.” Robert Jager 1978 Bremen Graduate Opening 5 TODAY’S TEMPO Homecoming 1981 was very successful and enjoyable for all. Patty Kendal, Cathy Dempsey and Mark Klekowski, the chairpersons in charge, along with the rest of the Homecoming committee did an excellent job at organizing and running the various activities included in this year’s Spirit Week. Preparations for this year’s Homecoming began two weeks before the events took place. Those who wanted to be on the committee attended the first meeting and filled out an application then submitted it to the senior chairpersons. The chairpersons selected the committee and posted their names. Committee members were assigned various jobs and activities to be included in this year's Homecoming. In addition to the events, the Homecoming committee also sold items promoting school spirit. Homecoming 1981 ran exceptionally well and, compounded by the Braves’ victories at the Homecoming games, made this occasion enjoyable by all. This year's Christmas Concert was a great success. Mr. Branch was very pleased with the performance of all three choirs. He said, “The concert featured a number of songs with all three choirs singing together. A rousing rendition of “Go Tell It On the Mountain was heard with the exciting vocals of Greg Nichols, Tracey Murphy, and Charles Steward. Other soloists were Jamie Scroggins singing If I Could Write A Song, Leeroy Ray singing Beneath the Window, Maggie McCarey singing ”0 Holy Night, Jolanda Powell singing Beneath the Window. Beth Mature and Deedee Scalia decorate for their Senior class victory. 6 Division Bremen: A Learning Center For All Ages On the evening of October 21, role changing took place at Bremen High School in which both the parents and the students of Bremen High School were involved. By way of the Bremen Booster Club the parents were able to attend their child chil-dren’s classes. The parents followed their child’s classes to meet with the teachers and discuss the accomplishments of their children. The traditional Senior Citizen tour of Bremen High School was conducted on December 11, 1981. Included in the tour was a stop at the IMC where the Senior Citizens viewed slides of various activities. Also toured were the chorus room, the administrative center, and the Bremen cafeteria, where the cheerleaders acted as hostesses for the guests. The Senior Citizens will always be welcome at Bremen. Santa visited children from the Bremen area in the commons room on December 17, 1981. The cheerleaders served refreshments and entertained the children. The A relaxed group of Senior Citizens as they enjoy their day at Bremen children also got a chance to sit on Santa's lap and tell him what they wanted for Christmas. A good time was had by both the young children and the high school kids who helped out. Dr. Moore helps two concerned parents on Parents Night. Carol Elzinga holding a small child at Santa's Workshop Division 7 50’s Rock Bremen Lisa Hill (above) Lisa Majchrzak, Lisa Kaminski (below) display their 50's wear 8 Homecoming The theme of Bremen’s 1981 Homecoming was the 50's. The students returned to the look of letter sweaters, poodle skirts, bobbie socks and leather jackets. The halls were decorated with jukeboxes and cartoons of 50's antics. The spirit created by the clothing and decorations as well as the events was not dampened by the cold weather and pouring rain. The parade stepped off on time with first place honors going to the Freshmen and Publications staff for their floats. More excitement followed the parade as our Braves went on to the highlight of the week: A Braves win over the Hillcrest Hawks. The Varsity football team displaying their winning talents(above). The winning club float designed and made by Publications(below) Homecoming ’81! Homecoming Queen Darlene Swidergal rides in Freshmen take class float Trophy the parade. Donna Burns Dressed in 50's outfit Homecoming 9 The New Event This year the Homecoming Committee decided to add a new event. This new event was Powder Puff Football. This event allowed girls from all four class levels to participate if they were interested. Tryouts were held and the final teams were picked. The girls organized their teams into offense and defense and worked on their strategies for the “big game”. Powder Puff Football was more than just a new event it was a chance for the girls to learn to work together and become one as a team. They all had one common goal that united them; to play their best and to win. This event also gave the girls a chance to show the boys that they weren't the only ones who could play football. Coach Jones gives the Freshmen the last minute strategy. The day Of the games An acjion Vjew 0f the Frosh-Soph game from the sidelines, was warm and sunny. The captains drew slips of paper to see who would play who. The Freshmen played first and won against the Sophomores. The second game was the Juniors against the Seniors. The Seniors proved victorious and the Juniors never scored. The girls alone weren't the only ones who participated in the event. Willing guys from all classes made up a cheerleading squad. The 81-82 boy's cheerleading squad. 10 Homecoming For Girls Only Powder Puff Football wasn’t as easy as it looked. All of the girls put a lot of energy into the game. They played at their best and gave it their all. This event, although new, was a great suc- cess. The game was official with four eight minute time periods. The referees were on the spot to call penalties and make crucial decisions. The referees were Mr. D'Ambro-sio, Mr. Novak, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Magurany. The sophomores won the Frosh-Soph game with final score of 18-12. The Seniors won the Junior-Senior game with a score of 24-0. Although the Juniors lost they gave a good fight, played well and showed good sportsmanship. Amy Peters making a quick get — away play. Powder Puff Football As in the past the traditional Ta-I i s m a n events Played a large part in the Homecoming of 81. It is for the students Overcoming Challenges ... the everlasting challenge. The four class years as well as the clubs participated in the Talisman events. These events offer challenge in two ways. The first is to strive to complete the event to the best of your ability. The second is to have the fastest time and win the Talisman event overall. The class winners were Sopho- mores and the club winners were B-CLUB. The events were supported by The classes with cheers and general overall spirit. The Seniors show their spirit through their red attire. Talisman The Talisman events for this year consisted of the pie eating contest, the Spirit trunk, the Indian knee carry, and the ten man pyri-mad. These events were all timed and the team that had the best average was the winning team. Terry Bristow helps Sheila Dempsey get dressed. Ann Resner contemplating another pie (above) Sophomores show their stuff! (below) Homecoming 13 Winning, Bremen 1981-82 Homecoming will always be remembered by all those involved as being one of the closest races ever among the four classes. Past Homecoming races have never been closer, nor has there ever been stiffer competi-tion between classes. Each had its own who should have won and who deserved to win. The competition for the Overall was not only close, but went all the way to the final Friday to decide the winners of the 1981-82 Overall Trophy. The class color and cheer competitions continued the close pattern until the final votes of the event’s judges were counted. The Senior class took the Overall by a slim margin to the Sophomores, and the VICA club captured the overall club trophy. Competition was heavy this year and the underclassmen will be fighting hard to be the new successors of next year’s Homecoming events. This year's Homecoming was a great accomplishment. The Homecoming committee itself was a great help to me. I would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Rowe for helping me understand the way things were to be done when I was a Junior chairman of Homecoming. Without them I would have been lost. I would also like to thank Mr. Jones and Mr. Miller for all their time and effort they put into Homecoming. But most of all I want to thank the students for taking part in the events and making this year's Homecoming what it was, a SUCCESS!” Sincerely, Patty Kendall Competing And Trying Clockwise from above. Charles Trent flaunts the Seniors’ overall trophy; Krista Katzenberger and Joyce Sharp hold a pie for H.E.R.O; Brave cheerleaders attempt a talisman pyramid. 14 Homecoming Sophomore’s Victory In Tug Despite the fact that the Obstacle Course was held in a different environment, the gym, the Sophomore class managed to defeat the other classes for a victory in this event. The class of '84 tugged their way to victory as their strength triumphed over the other classes and faculty. Obstacle The Obstacle Course consisted of performing different athletic feats, such as hurdles, running through tires, three-legged race and carrying a basketball between the knees. The tricycle event was also performed in the gymnasium. The Senior class pedaled their way to victory and proceeded to win the tricycle race and event. Publications proved victorious over the clubs. Leslie Kowalski hopping her way down the course. Debbie Dechene cycled her way to the finish line for B-Club. Homecoming 15 Rocking Around The Clock Janet Shirey and her date indulge in the snacks at the Homecoming Dance (above) and Alice and her date Ricky say Hello! (below) The 1950’s Bunny Hop was simple for these four. 16 Homecoming At Homecoming ’81. The Homecoming court consisted of Darlene Swidergal who reigned as Queen, (above) Diana Szucs (upper left). Theresa Davis (upper right). Sheila Dempsey (lower left). Zanette Whittier (lower right). The Homecoming dance is to celebrate the entire week of events and the footall game. This year’s dance was on October 17. The dance was held in our gym and while the band was on break, Fifties music was played. A highlight of the night was the twist contest in which everyone was a winner. Lynda Morrisy and dance partner Jim Burns (lower left). Dave Chiar-monte and Terry Tracy (lower right). Rob Kracik and Tammi Dombrowski (above). Denise Garbacz and dance partner Paul Szudy (below). Homecoming 17 Christmas: A Time For Music The Bremen High School Choir as they Go Tell It On The Mountain. Sandy Griffin is featured with the Concert Band in the beautiful Jolanda Powell and the Girl’s Chorus sing the popular Silver Bells . Portrait for Clarinet. 18 Events Our beginning General Chorus as they prepare to replace our graduating seniors. Mr. Hollingsworth features our saxophone section. The Girl's Chorus raise their voices in holiday song. This years Christmas Concert was a success. Guests included the St. Christopher Bell Choir with their beautiful brass handbells. Sandy Griffin did a superb job on the Portrait for Clarinet. The choirs consisted of General Chorus, a beginning group, Girls Chorus, sophomores and juniors, and finally, Concert Choir for the juniors and seniors. Concert Choir will perform on television to prove their talent. This Christmas Concert was an experience that will remain forever with this year’s soloists. They were Jo-landa Powell, Charles Steward, Tracey Murphy, Jaime Scroggin, Greg Nichols, Leroy Ray and Maggie McCarey. Mr. Branch presents our new male ensemble as they prepare for the State Contest. Events 19 Mr. Kempton explains them bones . School Once Again! Parents' Night has been held at Bremen High School for many years. It is sponsored by the Bremen Booster Club and it enables the teachers and the parents to meet and discuss their child’s progress. Some teachers offer demonstrauons of actual work done in the classroom. Mrs. Profetto, who instructs the Mass Media class, enables parents to view her students' already completed commercials which they put on video tape. There is always an experiment being performed by one of the Science Department teachers while political issues are discussed in various history classes. All these activities help strengthen the lines of communication between the parents and the school and that results in a better education for the students. Miss Schmidt and Mrs. Koch discuss the English program. Mr. Fleck discusses test scores with Mr. Kurczewski and Mr. Mrs. Yucuis 20 Events SWEETHEART DANCE PROVES SUCCESSFUL The 1982 Sweetheart Court left to right. Paige Shepard and Doug Demro. Patty Kendall and Dave Floeckher, Queen Dawn Daggy and King Mike Tattas, Lora McLin and Chris Scarver. and Sherri Dandurand and Dean Meyer. Although the attendance at the Sweetheart Dance was at a minimal number, the people who attended the dance had a great time. The highlight of the night was the crowning of King Mike Tattas and Queen Dawn Daggy. The dance was sponsored by Student Council and National Honor Society and will hopefully continue for many years to come. Mrs. Krysinski's first period class took first in the Door Dec competition. Santa Day Student Council and National Honor Society on December 17, sponsored a Santa Day from 2:00 until 4:00. Children from the community came to see Santa and his helpers. Roy John Zierlein, as Santa, and the Varsity Cheerleaders, as the helpers, handed out cookies, balloons, and entertained the children with games. Everyone enjoyed themselves and the day turned out to be a success. Santa and his elves just having fun! (above) Marybeth helping out (below) Santa just dropping in to say Hi! (above) The door talks Seasons Greetings (below) 22 Events Door Dec’s To add to the new events that have already taken place this year, Mr. Jones and Student Council organized a competition between the classes. Any class could compete just by decorating a door. First prize was a trophy. Second prize, the entire class was rewarded shakes, and third cookies. Almost the entire school competed and had a great time. Santa's elves watching the excitement. Bremen's Bozo treats the children to ballons and cookies (above) Just telling Santa their Christmas wishes, (below) Have a bright and cheery Christmas, (above) and from Mrs. Profetto's Mass Media Class too! (below) Events 23 Boosters Are Always There To Lend Support For Students’ Needs. One of the money making ideas that the Booster Club worked on this year was an auction. A request went out to the faculty and students to donate any items they felt might add to the interest of the auction. The original date of the auction had to be postponed because of the unusually harsh winter. It was rescheduled for the end of April and renewed effort went into gathering items and helpers for the event. Although the attendance wasn’t high, Auctioneer Jim Miller helped the Boosters raise close to $900. for Bremen. Sold to this man tor $7.50! Anyone give me 4? Much work went into not only cataloguing items, but also setting them out for display. 24 Booster Auction Marie and Tom Genovese dance the night away. Co-Presidents Len and Anne Feil distribute the door prizes. Booster Dinner Dance The Bremen Booster Club is an organization of parents lending a helping hand. Throughout the course of the school year, they hold fund raisers in an effort to raise money for different clubs, athletic teams, and organizations here at Bremen. One such fund raiser held this year was the Third Annual Booster Club Dinner Dance. It was held February 20, 1982 at Rosewood West. A total of seventy-six couples attended the dance. They dined and danced to the music of the Ed Danlin Band. Door prizes were donated by the local merchants and awarded to various couples. Other fund raisers held by the Booster Club this year for the benefit of the students were an Auction, Shop and Share days, and the selling of Entertainment ’82 books. All of the proceeds of each of these activities combined will be distributed to the clubs and organizations for next year. Marty and Bob Horn dance to Ed Danlin and his band. The Scotts and the Rutters take it slow and easy. Booster Club 25 City Lights The Turnabout Dance is sponsored by the Student Council who chose this year’s theme “City Lights”. The band featured at the dance was South Side Connection. This year’s Student Council President remarked about the dance, “A Complete Success! We had a large turn out of people and a good time was had by all.” Tom and Darlene boogie down Valerie and her date share a quiet moment. 26 Turnabout Dawn Defay and Ellen Myers cast their vote for king. Mary Bernas and Tom Parillo dance the night away. Joe Parchem takes a break for some punch and cookies. President Paige crowns King Jim near the close of the evening. Turnabout 27 Presidential Classroom The Presidential Classroom for Young Americans was attended this year by Linda Makselan, Laurie Carney and Alice Casarda. They experienced a week of intense study and exposure to the American Government. Any Junior or Senior student has the opportunity to participate. The Program consists of seven days of activities in Washington D.C. In order to be eligible for this program, an essay has to be written on why you would like to go to Washington D.C. The students chosen through their essays spend an entire week in the nation’s capitol. It is recommended for all students. My week in Washington as a student in the Presidential Classroom was a memorable and rewarding experience. I learned about our national government first hand through many seminars by such prominent and influential individuals as Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and former presidential candidate John Anderson. I also learned more about our government by touring Washington D. C.. which proved to be a beautiful and intriguing city. Perhaps the most memorable aspect of the Presidential Classroom was the many friends I made from all across the country. Each participant in the classroom represented a different and unique set of opinions on various issues. My week in Washington D. C. proved to be a fantastic learning experience as well as a fun and exciting time. Never before have I learned so much about our own country and how our government functions.” Linda Makselan Presidential Classroom My participation in the Classroom in Washington D.C. was definitely a fun and exciting one. I had the opportunity, and so did many other students, to see many famous sights, institutes and monuments of our Nation's Capitol. I enjoyed seeing and experiencing our government first hand, such as visiting the House and the Senate while in session. Perhaps the best part was meeting and talking with students my age from all over our country and others. I sincerely hope Bremen will continue to send students in the upcoming years because it's certainly a worthwhile and beneficial experience. Alice Casarda '83 “One of the most rewarding experiences I have participated in was the week I spent in Washington D.C. as part of the Presidential Classroom. The week was spent touring the City of Washington D.C. To me it was very impressive. The city was a beautiful place. Also we attended seminars where people such as ambassadors, Supreme Court justices, representatives, senators and other dignified people spoke to us. It was a great experience. The Presidential Classroom enabled me to learn about the capitol city first hand, rather than through the books. There was more to the week than just learning history though. We learned about the government. I met so many new people and made so many new friends. The people were great. The week I spent in Washington D.C. for Presidential Classroom was exciting, a learning experience and a lot of fun. I would recommend it to anyone. Laurie Carney '82 Presidential Classroom 29 Former English Dept. head. Mr. Bruell, points out the advantages of teaching. Searching For A Career. Ken Skorup informs Mr. Adrian Borst about the activities of the day. Career day is sponsored by the Guidance Dept, and NHS, both headed by Mr. Hulfachor. It is educational day in which students are able to gain knowledge on various occupations. The students pick their career interests and representatives are invited to Bremen to give first hand accounts of their jobs. This information is not found in books and is invaluable to the students. When asked how Mr. Hulfachor felt he said, This year the Career Day was again a big success. We had 50 different career fields represented. Each year approximately ten new careers are added as we delete old ones.” He concluded in saying, “I want to express my appreciation to the faculty and student body for making this an excellent Career Day. I'm convinced that this type of educational and vocational career day, with top experts from the actual career fields, is the most effective method for high school students.” Mr. Roger Mousseau talks shop with Louie. Ron. and Mike. Mrs. Romona Landrus gives encouragement to future interior design students. 30 Career Day National Honor Society Induction Ceremonies Janet Spencer now a proud member of NHS. NHS President lighting the candle. On April 21, 1982, fifty-six new members were inducted to Bremen High School’s National Honor Society. Speaking that night were principal George Bieber, Superintendent Robert Wheat, and other National Honor Society members. After the traditional candles were lighted, National Honor Society President Dierdre Scalia inducted the new members. NHS officers then presented the new members with pins and membership cards. National Honor Society advisor H.V. Hulfa-chor made the closing remarks for the special night. Dave Hancock stepping up as a new member. 31 Julie Waldo smiling proudly. New Members being sworn in. Pops Concert Marie Griffin in her rendition of Why Do Fools Fall in Love The Bremen choirs presented their first Pops” concert this spring. This event was televised by Metro Vision. For the most part, students were allowed to pick their own solos and work out stage movements with them. Nine rock soloists were featured and Cortez Bryson's band, Turning Point. Although the concert had a special dance group, the Galaxy Dancers, the choirs had three production numbers. The Girls' Chorus was a hit with their show choir performance of The Easiest Way as was the Concert Choir’s collection of Commercials in Stay Tuned . The special guest star this year was the McDonald Grimace. JoJo and the Girls' Chorus in The Easiest Way . Larry Jordan singing I Believe in Love . 32 Concert Tim Scarver singing Uani Tillman The Band - Turning Point Charles Stewart in one of three solos. The concert choir in “Stay Tuned Mr. Branch fast at work. General Chorus The 1982 Junior Prom The 1982 Junior - Senior Prom was held on Friday, May 14, and began at the brand new Annie Ti-ques Restaurant at 7:45 p.m. For most people Prom is the time for friends, excitement and dancing to the music, played by this year's band, Bushwack”. Even when the band stopped for a break, a professional disc jockey stereo system presentation took over. Along with the rest of the nights activities. Prom was provided with an evening of non-stop music and entertainment. This year’s Queen was Darlene Swidergal. The rest of her court included Patricia Malone, Cecilia Johnson, Kathy Murphy, Tina Mu- linaro, and Donna Lindsey. Escorting these lovely ladies were Danny Hammons, Tony Mims, Jeff Vervlied, Tom McKernin, and Erick Lambert. Escorting our lovely Queen was Tom Godin. According to Queen Darlene, The 1982 Prom was the best dance that I attended while at Bremen High School. I enjoyed the dance very much because it gave me a chance to see all of my friends looking their best. I also enjoyed it because it was the last Bremen dance that I would attend. For me it was a pleasure being the 1982 Prom Queen for Bremen. Left; Our 1982 Prom Queen, Darlene Swidergal with her beautiful roses, crown, and her date Tom Godin. Above; Although court member Pat Malone has only been at Bremen for a short time, she has won wide popularity and friends, one of which includes her date Danny Hammons. Below: Tina Mulinaro and her date Tom McKernin. 34 Prom Left; George Violetto and Trish Szucs sharing a few secrets of their own during Prom. Above; Cathy. Lorin, Dee Dee. Beth. Patty. Leanne. Paige. Darlene, and Mia posing for a picture among friends. Above left; Donna Lindsey and her date Erick Lambert. Above center; Kathy Murphy and her date Jeff Vervlied. Above right; Cecilia Johnson and her date Tony Mims. Time in A Bottle Along with the expert music of Bushwack, the huge success of Prom was due to the many traditional activities that it encompassed. The first activity of course was the dinner. For the first course, French Onion Soup. Then came the salad, and after that was the main dish of Prime Rib or Chicken Kiev with double baked potatoes, string beans, and a dessert of soft vanilla Ice Cream. Once dinner was over the dancing was soon to follow. Along with the normal fast and slow dances was the train dance, which seemed to go everywhere including outside of the ballroom. There was even the traditional dance where the gentlemen were on one side and the ladies on the other; and what happened after that? Well you had to be there. There was as usual, the Garter Ceremony, which no one wanted to miss, picture taking, and the an-nouncement of the Queen. All in all the evening was a complete success. Prom 35 Florence Sendra and her Honey! Above; Jr. Class Officers. Dan Katzenberger and Kim Barajas smile and take credit for a great Prom. Right; Troy Ing and Rachelle Garay-a southern belle and her beau. Left; Take it off. Jamie! 36 Prom What Did You Do After Prom? Above; Sandy and Sue. a small part of the long Train Dance. Right; Kelly Ramberg and her date. The day after Prom I took my date (Judy Gildea) to the beach. It was a fine day for frisbee and just plain relaxing. We both had to work at four so we left about two-thirty which was good because it began to rain on the way home.” Brian Czajkowski “After Prom my date and I went downtown to see the lights and the lake. After a few hours of sleep we headed for an exciting day at Great America, and it was GREAT ' Laurie Carney The day after Prom I took Fran to (Harriotts. The whole day was sunny and we had a good time, even though it rained on the wa home. Don Gabriel “After Prom we went to Eldorado for a bite to eat. Then we proceeded to go to our separate dwellings to catch a few winks. I. on the following day. went to Great America and had a wonderful time. Nancy Strom “After Prom we had an enjoyable evening at the lakefront. and then grabbed a bite to eat at the Eldorado with the Queen. On the next day we went to the Dunes and cooked in the sun. All in all. I ended up with a big headache. but it was a great time. Michael Horan. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN-RANDY BROWNING During Randy’s four years at Bremen he has been very active while maintaining a 5.056 grade point average. He was a member of the Echo” for 4 years-being editor his senior year. He was a member of Student Council for 4 years and was elected Treasurer his senior year. He was also a homecoming committee chairperson his senior year. Randy was a mathlete his sophomore and junior years. He was also an English department aid. Randy was also an essay runner-up for the Voice of Democracy and a student of the Presidential Classroom for Young Adults. After graduation. Randy plans on attending George Washington University in Washington. DC. He will be studying Business Manage-ment Pre Law. Upon graduation from college he plans to attend law school and specifically study tax law and public accounting. Randy. Congratulations! We re so proud of you. May all of your years be happy and as full of love as you have made us. Love always. Mom and Dad” Salutatorian-Sheila Dempsey During her four years at Bremen. Sheila has participated in many sports and club activities. Her athletic activities included the swim team for four years, being captain her senior year. A dedicated member of the track team for four years, being captain both her junior senior years. Sheila was also a member of the B-Club, being elected President her senior year. Sheila’s club activities included being a member of the dolphins swim club her freshman year and the following year she was a member of the Mathletes. Both her sophomore junior years she was class Vice - Pres. Sheila was a member of N.H.S. for two years, a member os student council her senior year, and also a member of Homecoming Court senior year. During this Sheila has maintained a 4.884 grade point average. Sheila plans to attend Bradley University to study in the field of engineering. Sheila. We’re both extremely proud of your numerous accomplishments while at Bremen. With your determination, love of learning and indomitable spirit, we know that it’s just the beginning of great things for you. Love. Mom and Dad On Thursday, June 3rd, Bremen held its Twenty-Eighth Annual Commencement of Graduation for over 350 graduates. Although the evening was held indoors in the west gym rather than outdoors as it has been for the last six years, it was truly an evening to remember. The grand night began with a processional of all the graduates led by Junior Marshalls Kim Barajas, Cathy Dempsey, Dan Kat-zenberger, and Mark Klekowski. During this year’s commencement the invocation was delivered by Reverend John Jorden from the First Baptist Church of Midlothian and Soloist Larry Jordan sang the National Anthem and “One in a Million You Mr. George Bieber, Principal, gave his recognition and presentation of the Class of 1982 while Mrs. Eleanor Ferraro, Mr. Donald Slattery and Mr. VJ Moritz presented the diplomas. This year's Benediction was delivered by Father Al Ciciora from St Stanislaus Church in Posen. Cathy, Sherri and Lorin helping each other with final touches. A New Beginning Parked From An End Above: Paul shows the smile of a graduate. Right: Eager faces of Denise and Mary Ellen. | | 1 | | Graduation Making Decisions And Giving Thanks Although there are many speakers the night of graduation, probably the speeches most remembered are those given by fellow classmates. During the Commencement, Salutatorian Sheila Dempsey read her speech “Tonight is the Night”. According to Sheila, Tonight is the night for each of us to take a step toward our future” and it is the very night we bridge the past to the future.” She urged the entire graduating class to use their independence and decision making abilities to better ourselves, others and the entire community in which we live. Valedictorian Randy Browning's speech was originally titled Playing the Game” but it turned out to be a special thanks to all the parents who followed their children from toddlers to young adults. According to Randy, Tonight is our chance to remember our parents and all their help. After all, if you really think about it, they are the ones who have made this night possible for each of us. Jenny heads for her tassle turning. The Smiles Of New Graduates After receiving their diplomas, each student then continues across the stage for the traditional tassle turning and handshake with Principal George Bieber. The smiles of this final acknowledgement of their success is apparent on all of their faces. Right: Michelle Greenberg. Jim Bodinet, Mia Gimino. Tim Borden. Laurie Carney 40 Graduation Final steps for Mary Therese. Terri fixes a friend’s mortar board. Graduation 41 On The Move Organizations are an important part of the Bremen High School Curriculum. They help get students involved in our school. Students are able to meet new people and perform various positive activities for our school. At the beginning of each new year, there is an Organization Day held in which Freshmen have one hour to view the various clubs in the school. They are later given the opportunity to join them. One such organization, Student Council, is sponsored by Mr. Jones. They are a student government club who help plan and activate many activities throughout the year. These activities include Homecoming, dances. Student of the Month, and Santa Day. Two members of Student Council, Julie Waldo and Mar-ybeth Snyders help with Santa Day. The National Honor Society is a more selective club. To become a member you must have carried a grade point average of 4.0 from your freshman to your junior year and have five teacher recommendations. The NHS heads various functions throughout the year including sponsoring dances, bake sales, and bondage days. It is a great honor to be selected for NHS and its members reflect it. Diane Kintz light the candle of leadership for the new NHS members. 42 Organizations Continue To Roll There are other organizations which are personal interest oriented. One such is the Spanish Club which is sponsored by Miss Runyan. They have held many bake sales throughout the year. They also sponsor candy sales weekly in which Spanish candy is sold. Mrs. Boettcher’s Drama class is a newly formed personal interest club. This club is a first for Bremen. It enables the students, all 26 who were accepted, to learn about acting and theatre production. Another organization, Bremen's choral groups, have consistenly scored high in state and local competition. The choir, under Otis Branch's Direction is widely known and has appeared numerous times on Chicago television. The choir placed high in the IHSA Vocal Music Contest which determines the best singers throughout the state of Illinois. The Chess team had a very successful year or at least it was for sophomore Joe Cursio who competed in the IHSA State Individual Chess Tournament in Rock Island, Illinois. Mr. Jones honors Larry Jordan, a representative of the Bremen Choir. Liz Allen prepares a lucrative Spanish bake sale Michelle Donofrio. a Pom Pon girl, helps the Lions Club in their “candy sale . 43 Top: Jenny Kaminski, Charles Trent. Ken Reszel (Pres). Dan Smaga, Keith Willis. Jeff Sedlak, Maureen Dorsey. Lisa Melby. Linda Makselan. Theresa Davis. Mr. Hulfachor. Middle: Dan Leslie. Tina Readdy, John Stemmelin, Mike Hofeman, David Lakoskey. Tim Borden. John Lyons. Cathy Zygadlo. Laurie Carny. Margaret McCarey. Cindy Schaefer. Bottom: Michelle Greenberg. Randy Browning, Zanetta Whittier. Lisa Hill (Sec.). Sheila Dempsey. DeeDee Scalia(Pres.), Diane Kintz(Treas-), Barb Duball. Darlene Swidergal. Lorin Chew. Diane Per-ierra. 44-Organizations Computer Club The 1981-82 Computer Club accomplished a few things this year. The after school Computer class, the bake sale, the pizza party and the field trip. Special thanks to Dr. Moore for taking over as sponsor, and Pat Malone, our 2nd semester vice president. The members of the club are standing from left: Fred Combs, Brent Henderson, Ed Slota, Steve Stansi, Robert Breckenridge, John Burnson, Scott Jebens, Steve Shoaf, Frank Aiello. Seated are Phil Messina, Sec. David Green, Treas. Dave Lakoskey, Vice Pres. Jim Garner, Pres. William Kolstad, Mr. Reynolds. Sitting Phil Hines, Pat Malone, Dorothy Corriveau, Wendy Cook, Jeff Armor, Rob Kracik, Jim Leavy. N.H.S. The National Honor Society is one of the most prominent groups at Bremen High School. The members are elected through their excellence in academic standings and their role in many activities throughout the year. NHS puts on such activities as stuffed animal sales, bake sales, and slave days. This year they participated in the first annual Sweetheart Dance in February. The dance was held on Valentine's Day and, hopefully, will become a tradition at Bremen. The National Honor Society represented the top academic students at Bremen and will remain a high standard club for many years to come. Math Club Among the Math club’s many interests this year, their focal point has been computer usage. The group was instructed by W.R. Kolstad who stressed the importance of Computer Literacy”. With the advance of automation, computer knowledge will be necessary in upcoming years. Machines like TRS-80s and the DEC PDP-8 computers were used to teach students with hands on” experience. The members of this year's Math Club are: Standing: Mrs. Kulovitz, Ed Slota, Doug Warnicki, John Burnson, Mike Patrykus, Monica Hartwig, Gina Zawetski. Sitting: Kim Legg, Karen Dempsey, Kim Konecki, Barb Gabriel, Jody Kara, Kris Bruce. Kneeling: Becky Doyle, Steve Keller, Marybeth Snyders, Pam Ely, Tami Dombrowski, Chris Baker, Carol El- French Club The French Club, which is sponsored by Mr. Morris, has been active in many projects. The numerous activities included foreign folk fair, which was presented along with the Spanish club to sell different candies and foods from other countries. The French Club also plans to go to Great America as well as sponsor other activities during the rest of the year. The members of the club include: Top Row; Matt Long, Doug Warnicki, Ed Slota, John Burson. Center Row; Jeff Fivecoat, Toni Cooper, Todd Malmborg, Shannon South, Reggie Hughes. Bottom Row; Pat Malone, Veronica Clark, Angie Miller, Sharon Scarver, Howard Williams, Tom Beauleiu. O.E.A. On Saturday January 30, Bremen's Office Education Association participated in the area competition held at Shepard High School. Those students placing first for Chapter Activities Scrapbook were: Rose Camarillo, Regina Chiarmonte, Cindy Van-kat and Pam Whight. Also placing first was Pam Whight for Records Management I. Placing second was Rose Camrillo for Accounting and Related I, and Marybeth Johnson in Records Management II. Placing third for Bulletin Boards were Anne Beaulieu, Kim Grandchamp, Hal Kaufman, Maryruth Shanahan, and Patti Trudeau. Also placing third was Michelle Greenberg for Accounting and Related II. The members are: Standing: Mr. O’Donnell, Patti Trudeau, Regina Chiarmonte, Michelle Greenberg, Laura Rooney, Christy Juby, Hal Kaufman, Sharon Dillard, Myra Black, Anne Beaulieu. Echo The Echo newspaper is published ten times yearly and is edited, written, and pasted up by students. This year the Echo staff sold the Chicago Sun-Times each morning and conducted a schoolwide paper drive as fund raisers. This year’s Editor, Randy Browning, joined with Advisor Linda Profetto in stating that they were exceptionally pleased with the hardworking staff and excellent quality which the newspaper demonstrated. The staff members of this year's Echo are ... Top row; Mike Gorz, Paul Marolda, Mike Dicksen, Richard Walker. Center row; Tom Haimann, Tami Dombrowski, Darlene Harris, Kelly Centers, Julie Waldo, Asst. Editor Marybeth Snyders, Linda Makse-lan, Tina Readdy, Sheila Dempsey. Bottom row; Mrs. Profetto, Editor Randy Browning, Associate Editor Rob Kracik, Sports Editor Charles Trpnt_________________ Sitting: Marybeth Johnson, Vice-President Rosemary Camarillo. President Patty Werder-man, Secretary Cindy Vankat, Treasurer Kim Grandchamp. Pam Whight. Student Council The goals of Bremen’s Student Council are representation and service. Projects were the Sharing and Caring program, and the Christmas Community Get Together. The students also initiated a Student and Staff of the MOnth program to recognize outstanding abilities and performance. Student Council sponsored the Homecoming and Turnabout dances, and a new dance called the Sweetheart Dance. The members of the club include, standing: Sheree Jarema, Kris Bruce, Dawn O'Brein, Kim Konecki, Shelia Dempsey, Mr. Jones, and sitting, John Zierlein, Treasurer Randy Browning, Vice President Mike Hofeman, Secretary Marybeth Snyders, Mary Ber-nas, Shannon South. B-Club The 1981-82 B-Club was extremely active in school activities. The club did not win the Homecoming Overall Trophy, but had many members participating on winning teams. Proceeds from football, basketball and wrestling meet refreshment stands are used for better athletic equipment. The directors of the club are Mr. Novak and Miss Jegers. Oracle The oracle is Bremen’s creative writing magazine. Any student can participate in assisting the publications of the magazine. The Oracle promotes student awareness through poems, essays and short stories. Bottom: Sharon Scarver, Anne Amaloo (editor), Cindy DeYoung. Top: Mike Kwiatkowski, Jim Miller, Gail Putz, Ms. Korhonen. Top Row; Mark Tietz, Donald Gabriel, Charles Trent, Nancy Knight, Zanetta Whittier, Denise Outerbridge. Center Row; Keith Willis, Mark Smith, Jim Kmet, Darlene Swidergal. Robert Richmond. Sandy Bekendorf. Debra Dechene. Paige Shepard. Jim Bodinet. Marian McHugh. Lisa Hill, Kelly Kirkpatrick. Odetta Perez. Bottom Row; Bob Lorz, Eric Simon. Michelle Harper. Dee Dee Scalia, Mia Gimino, Maureen Dorsey. Nancy Simon, Sheila Dempsey. Kim Barajas. Spanish Club This year's Spanish Club participated in activities such as Homecoming Week winning a second place for Hall Decks, and a folk fair where Mexican food was made and sold. Club members were given the opportunity to see Flamingo Dancers and attend an authentic Spanish restaurant which for all members was entertaining. Kneeling: Denise Responte, Janet Long, Jean Deneka, Sunday Matthis. First Row: Lisa Hanrahan, Cheryl Jadckson, Jeanette Scarver, Cynthia Booth, Me-chelle Mims, Diane Feil, Senorita Runyan, Second Row; Pat Malone, Elizabeth Allen, Shirley Colman, Terry Dunn, Sheila Davis. Photo Club The objectives of the Photography Club is to teach photographic skills to interested students. The club members take and process photographs for other school organizations and they also provide darkroom facilities to those students who might not normally have these facilities available to them. At the meeting, the club sponsor demonstrates various photographic techniques and allows the students to exhibit their work and have it criticized. The members of the club include ... Sitting: Judy Gildea, Darlene Swidergal, Rachelle Gary, Jenny Wielkopolin, Keith Willis, Ellen Myers. Standing: Mr. Montgomery, Tina Mulinaro, Anne Amaloo, Brent Song, Tom Gorz, James Garner. DECA D.E.C.A. is the Distributive Education Clubs of America. It prepares students for a career in the fields of Marketing, Distribution, and various other career areas. The students receive two credits because of their on the job training. As an equal opportunity supporter, the D.E.C.A. club assures the students’ rights on the job and helps them find one. They participated in state, local, and national competition events. At the end of the year, a banquet is held for the employers and the employees as a way of saying thank you”. The members of the club include: 1st row; Beth Matura, Sue Koesma, Pat Pierra. 2nd row; Tina Mulinaro, Kathy Murphy, Patti Gross, Diane Kintz. 3rd row; Florence Sendra, Fred Bartee, Maureen Kenny, Kim Stoecker. 4th row; Karen Gersten-korn, Mary Ellen Sawicki, Margaret Meeder, Kelly Ramberg, 5th row; Ed Tucker, Donald Workman, Debbie Haris, Mr. Kulovitz, Mike Callahan. F.H.A. FHA is a national vocational student organization. Future Homemakers of America are actively working together to establish their roles in today's society. Their success in various item sales enables the members to become better consumers for their future families. Participants in the club focus on personal growth, leadership development, family like education, and vocational preparation. The members of the club are: Sitting; Chris Rushing, Tracy Murphy, President Tracy Me Greal, Vice-President Crystal Fudge, Darlene Harris, Minette Johnson, Mrs. Reid, Karen Easter, Karen Westbrook, Janice Bauseman, Pam King, Pam Nailing, Jackie Harris, Mi-chell Mims. Organizations 47 AIDS V.I.C.A. The V.I.C.A. Club is a Vocational Industrial Club of America. It is a work study program which involves students in Diversified Occupations such as mechanics, shop work, woodworking, and other allied fields. The students participate in various trips to develop their skills through knowledge. The members of the club include: Standing: Mr. William Egan, Tom Hawkins, Dave O'Brien, James Wrzesinski, William Brenner, Bob Caldwell, Jeff Dandurand, Robie Bruce, Charles Roberson. Sitting; Joe Oliva, Tom Whitcomb, Jeff Casillas, Grover Calvert, Paul Kennedy, Theodore Kramer, Bob Schifferl. Kneeling; Mark Baker, Paul Kurc-zewski, Garv Kohlman, Jerry Broussard. 48 Row 1: Jeff Armor. Grover Calvert, Karen Lundin, Lorin Chew, Dawn Daggy. Barb Du-ball. Cindy Frank, Marybeth Snyders. Jody Kara, Cathy MacErlean. Kim Wilson. Row 2, Jeff Parchem, Cindy Beno. Paige Shepard. Denise Garbacz. Colleen Polizzi. MaryLou Manley. Marybeth McSheffery. Chris Kreuz. Kim Konecki, Julie Schaefer, Dawn Nebe, Lisa Furman. Brian Johnson. Row 3: Heather Scott, Evelyn Claiborne, Cynthia Montgomery, Phillis Harris. Jackie Harris. Karen Bogdanic, Tina Huffman, Tracy Snell. Sue Swan, Tammy Browning, Linda Schuck, Stephanie Carter. Row 4: Dan Greenberg. Jim Holeman, Mia Gimino. Karen Westbrook. Brenda Jermany, Mary Chiz, Roy John Zierlin, Mary Bridgeford. Julie Waldo, Lori Pappalardo, John Kwiatkowski, Wally Quintanilla. HERO Hero is the Home Economics Related Occupations Club, which is a course at Bremen that combines actual work experience and a full hour class of Home Economics. The club has many bake sales, food competitions, sewing competitions, and other skill related events. They have gone on field trips and have listened to some very informative guest speakers. The students involved in the club are: Standing: Regina Mathus, Manuela Kennedy, Ed Anderson, Pete Gutierrez, Mrs. Woo-lard. Kneeling: Kim Hawkins, Nancy Knight, Linda Anderson, Susan Sen-dera, Don Dickover. Sitting: Lisa Rank, Joyce Sharpe, Alice Casarda, Michelle Basick. S.W.E.P S.W.E.P. is a Secondary Work Experience Program. Students work at various jobs for which they receive credit. Students organize an Employer Appreciation Banquet, at which time employers who have participated in the very important program for many Bremen Students are honored. The students that are in this year's S.W.E.P. club are: Mrs. Mentzer, Joanne Davies, Ernest Bag-get, Darren Lewis, V.P., and Bobby Swanson. Sitting: Kathy Snyder, Sec., Tim Dutkiewicz, James Hall, Matt Bradley, Todd Pope, Heather Davis, Pres. Science Club Again this year the Science Club went to Alpine Valley Ski Resort to brave the cold and swoosh down the slopes. This is an annual event for the club, and, although no profit is made, it is a fun and enjoyable trip for all. The Science Club holds monthly meetings to discuss science projects, and they also plan to attend the annual Science Fair which is held in Chicago. Standing: Pam Roper, Sue Lundin, Julie Strouhal. Karen Lun-din. Sheri Kaminski, Brent Henderson. Laura Frazier, Donna Zohfeld, Eileen Golat, Mr. Kempton. Sitting: Jack Chenoweth. Mike Dickson, Gary Lakoskey. David Lakoskey. Pam Seals. Ed Anderson. David Shanley. Projectionists The Projectionists are a group of dedicated, technically competent students whose sole purpose is serving the audio-visual needs of the school. They set up, operate, and take down all the sound equipment at many athletic events, community events, and dances. They also help in the repair and care of the equipment. Without their many hours of extra-curricular effort, many events and activities would be without technical support. The individuals in that club are: Standing: W.R. Kol-stad, Mr. Williams, David Green, John Kwiat-kowski, Guadal Quintanilla, Joe Quintailla, Kneeling; Janice Green, Steve Keller, Scott Woods. The choirs were very busy this year preparing and performing for their numerous community, school and television concerts. Top students in Concert Choir participated with our four area district schools in a fabulous District Festival, which was televised on Metro Vision. This year’s Spring Concert featured some of the top rock, jazz and comic routines, all of which were prepared by the students taught by Mr. Branch. This concert was also televised on local cable stations. The choirs also put on their annual appearance on channel ll's Sunday Evening Club. These activities, along with the I.H.S.A. Contest, kept our students quite busy throughout the entire year. All of the performances were excellent and showed the fine musical abilities of Bremen’s students. Choir Does Well In State Contest CONCERT CHOIR. Row 1; Dawn Rizzuto. Stacey Aiello. Cheryl Me Elligot. Darlene Harris. Maryth-erese Hudak. Karen Easter. Susan Lundin, Charmette Phillips. Renee Farley. Debra Alexander. Row 2; Angela Kick. Roslyn Ollie, Deborah Harris. Margaret Me Carey. Theresa Davis. Janice Calvert. Jenny Wielkopolan. Karen Lundin. Ramona Lilly. Orissa Henry. Row 3; Loretta Jordan. Diane Neighbor. Marcyia Mims. Marie Griffin. Wanda Carter. Tracey Murphy. Gail Puetz. Row 4; Michael Brewer. Modiba Crawford. Terrance Hayes, Raymond Harrison, Terrence Smith, Thomas Kidd. Anthony Sullivan. Director Otis Branch. Row 5; Joseph Jackson. Milton Reddick. Roy Evans. Richard Nicholson. Thomas Springer. James Harris. Greg Nicholson. John Jones. Robert Evans. GENERAL CHORUS. Row 1; Meshelle Mims. Sandra Oppelt. Kathenne Beamon. Criscilla Harvey. Angela Me Neal. Jamie Scroggin. Row 2; Scott Cloud. Mark Howard. Holly Schmidt. Nina Black. Melanie Gunaka. Leatrice Jeffrey. Gracie Adams. Tiffany Gartee. Christopher Powell. Row3. Erik Johnson, Eugene Williams. Roger Spencer. Fredrick Miller, Tyrone Crawford. Elliot Veal, Robert Dorsey. Timothy Scarver. Steve Garner. Row 4; Lawrence Jordan. William Reddick, Dwayne Kensey. Robert Veal. 50 Choir CHORAL GROUP EARNS TOP MARKS Bremen’s choral students, under the direction of Otis Branch, received superior and excellent ratings at Illinois State Solo and Ensemble Contest. This year Bremen's singers won four first place (superior) awards, and four second place (excellent) awards. Soloist with superior ratings included: Larry Jordan. Jolanda Powell, and Tim Scarver. The male ensemble also earned a superior ratings. The members of this group includes: Tim Scarver. Chris Powell. Tiffany Bartee, Larry Jordan. Scott Cloud. Derrick Jackson. Roger Spencer, and Freddie Miller. Excellent ratings were given to: Uani Tillman, Jamie Scroggin. Robert Evans, and Tracy Murphy. BAND: Row 1; Sandy Griffin, Sheree Jerema, Elizabeth Allen. Minette Johnson. Pam Nailing. Nicole Lewis. Tami Dombrowski. Row 2; Lisa Hanrahan. David Gerstetter, Bill Tortorelli. Kevin Sorrell, Marvin Baggett. Lisa Hines. Kristy Rockrohr. Row 3; Jacque Trent. Ron Simmons. Jesse Whitten. Ernest Baggett, Robert Simmons. Row 4; Mike Dicksen, Wayde Schmeski. Darren Mines. Henry Volson. This year's Band, although not as large as it could be. was exceptionally active this year. Not only did they participate in the Homecoming events, which included performing in the talisman events, but also participated in the Winter Concert along with the three Bremen choirs. Considering many of the members were beginners the music came out very pleasing to listen to. The band had many excellent players who were chosen to play in the S.I.C.A. Jazz Band, which was unfortunately cancelled. The players chosen to this special band were, senior saxaphonist Denise Alexander, wind ensemblist Lisa Hines on the Flute. Sandi Griffin on the Clarinet, and David Rockway on the French Horn below: Mr. Hollingsworth, the Band Director. Pam practices for the big concert GENERAL CHOIR: Row 1; Sandy Phipps. Heather Davis. Nancy Koesema, Shannon Remally, Laura Szudy. Dawn Woestman, Tami Farley. Lisa Bartee. Wanda Stark. Paige Shephard. Row 2; Virginia Duck. Latriece Witcher. Sunday Mathis. Mary Wilke. Charice Mannioni. Laurie Adams. Jenny Sheehan. Donna Tackett. Jo Jo Powell. Jitramalai Joysumpoa. Row 3; Shelly Slattery. Joy Zawisza. Carla Kozora. Sharon Purifoy. Sherri Kaminski. Angie Miller. Lori Sterns. Toni Cooper. Nancy McGuire. Chris Schroeder. Mr. Branch. Row 4; Denise Outerbidge. Brenda Jermany. Theresa Denison. Donna Johnson. Debbie Melby, Amy Marolda. Roberta Killingsworth. Helen Fikes, Tammi Browning. Paula Kolins, Leslie Graves. Choir 51 Sports Scoreboard Sports at Bremen interest all students regardless of whether they're out for a team or cheering in the stands. Even though Bremen teams haven’t been state championship winners they are all good competitors and offer an exciting game for all loyal Bremen fans. An athlete is usually a special type of person, able to juggle his her practices with homework and possibly a job. Sports, either watching or competing, give you a better feeling about your school. There are three sessions of sports; fall, winter, and spring. Each season offers two to three activities for boys as well as girls. Athletics at Bremen are geared toward meeting the interest of all students. Dawn Sharon get into the Homecoming spirit at their Cross Country meet. When asked her feelings about the 1981-1982 world of girls' sports at Bremen, Miss Jegers responded positively. She believes the turn-out of students was at an all time high for Bremen girls' sports. She was quoted as saying, With increased participation in try-outs, we were able to attain a better variety of students than in the past years. This also made a fairly successful year possible for girls’ athletics.” Coach Kristan cheers on his mighty Braves. 52 Fall, Winter, Spring Over the years, Bremen High School’s sports program has increased. This can be accounted for by increased funds from the school, the Bremen Booster Club, and the students’ fund raisers. Each fall at Bremen brings the excitement of a good football game. Football is not the only sport in progress while the leaves are turning brown. There are the boys' and the girls’ cross country teams, the girls’ tennis, volleyball, golf, and girls’ swimming. The participation during the fall, including all timers, managers, coaches, and fans, keeps Bremen students very busy. Winter sports offer the dribbling down the court of dedicated Bremen basketball players, (girls and boys), the pinning of an opponent with the wrestling team, the relays of the boys' swim team, and the strikes and spares of the girls' bowling team. As spring welcomes warm weather, the braves head out for warm weather sports. There are the boys’ and Girls' track teams, the boys’ tennis team, the girls' softball team, and the boys’ baseball team. Dan Leslie outsmarts his opponent. Debbie Dechene cooling off after a dive. Bill Tony tell us, Who's No. 1. 53 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS bottom: Cathy McErlean, Jolanda Powell. Carol Dineen top: Terry Hanlon. Cathy Zygadle. Sharon Dillard. Molly Nettles. Dave Rockway SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS bottom: Lesley Kowalski. Jackie Trent. Cindy Sohl, top: Sonja Evans. Kim Wilson. Tammy Jones SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS bottom: Samantha Glass. Brenda Compton. Mary Yucuis, top: Ellie Meenan. Marybeth McSheffery 54 Cheerleaders VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS (right) Sitting: Theresa Swanson. Patty Kendall Standing: Lisa Furman, Patty Gross, Cathy McErlean. Top: Kathy Murphy. Cathy Dempsey (below) Patty Gross shows her Little Joe spirit. In order to be a Little Joe you have to try out individually and maintain a C average in your classes. To be on any cheerleading team you have to be able to memorize RED GRAY and maintain a C average in your classes. CHAMPS SOFTBALL SICA EAST CHAMPS I97B SOFTBALL HOME WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS (below) Bottom: Carol Elzinga. Paige Shepard. Middle: Mia Gi-mino. Roberta Killingsworth. Gina Zawetski, Janet Shirey. Ronda Wilma Top: Darlene Swi-dergal, Tricia Szucs. DeeDee Scalia. Cheerleaders 55 POM PONS Bottom: Danielle Lucin, Sherri Dandurand. Michelle Donofrio. Kneeling: Brenda Jer-many. Laura McNichols. Standing: Leslie Davis, Celrita Davis. Sandra Burton. Left side: Mary Chiz. Sharon Purifoy. Top: Jackie Calvert. Mell Davis. Barbara King. Right side: Karen Marren. Debbie Hammons. Not pictured: Linda Wojciechowski. Middle Left: Sherri Dandurand performs during halftime. Middle: Laura McNichols on the field. Middle Right: Brenda Jermany flashes a smile. Bottom: Danielle. Mary. Sandy and Brenda takes a rest after a routine. GOLF VARSITY: Top row: John Lyons. Brent Song. Mr. Smith. Bottom row: Ken Vala-cak. Tim Borden. Karl Stevens FROSH-SOPH: Top row: Mr. Wold. Frank Furman. Todd Struebing, Shawn Ballman. Chris Chenowith. Bottom row: Tom Par-rillo, Scott Wills. Gregg Ota. Tim Flynn The 1981 golf season began with high expectations. However, with the loss of two key golfers, the season did not turn out as I had hoped. Each boy worked hard and whatever success the team achieved was due to the effort of each golfer. The highlight of the season was beating Oak Forest and finishing higher in conference than the previous year. The outlook for the 1982 season is excellent. as the 1981 team lost only five matches as a group along with a second place finish in SICA Conference in 1980.” Coach Smith Excellent Outlook For Returning Players Golf 57 CROSS COUNTRY Right: Row 1: Eric Simon, Bob Richmond, Dan Demro. Row 2: Scott Woods, Ken Skorup, Tom Battle, Joe Powers. Row 3: Jeff Keller, George Mekebak, Jim Bo-dinet, Don Gabriel, Mr. Keller. Below: Tom Battle checks his spikes after the race. Lower Right: Dan Demro enters the third mile. Bottom: Eric Simon, Ken Skorup, Tom Battle and Scott Woods put their spikes on before the race. 58 Cross Country 3rd Place Finish The Bremen Varsity Cross Country season was one filled with many victories and surprises. The Braves won nine dual meets this year and lost one to their arch-rivals Rich Central. Eric Simon and Bob Richmond led the Brotherhood to a 3rd place conference finish and a generally successful season. In his last year as head coach, Coach Keller felt the season could have been better but was generally pleased with the season's results. Bottom: Row 1: John Griffin, Tony Kara, Bob Duball, Mark Yucuis, Greg Trivette. Row 2: Denise Garbacz, Coach O'Donnell, Pat Griffin, Steve Keller, Bill Villereal, Bob Veal, Joe Nicastro, Dale Demro, Tom Sustan, Maggie McCarey. Below: Eric Simon runs for the finish. Left: Bob Richmond and Mr. Simon talk over some strategy. The Braves Sophomore Cross Country team had a successful year with 9 wins and 1 loss in dual meets. The Braves were undefeated in Conference dual meets yet they fell to a 3rd place in the Conference meet at Hillcrest. Scott Woods, Robert Veal and John Griffin lead the Graves through a strong season and many good finishes in major tournaments. Coach O’Donnell was pleased with his team and this season as a whole with only a few disappointments. Cross Country 59 CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM bottom Kim Kraatz, Kim Barajas. Mary Yucuis. El-lie Meenan top Cindy Schaefer. Debbie Jermolowicz. Nancy Simon. Coach Reynolds. below left: Mary with a strong finish. below right: Kim leading the pack below: The start of another successful race for Bremen. 60 Cross Country “In its third year of existence. the girls of Bremen’s Dynamic Girls Cross Country Team have once again bettered their season record with 9 wins against 3 losses in Dual Meets. The team placed well in the large invitational with strong performances coming from all team members during the year.” Coach Reynolds Cross Country 61 TENNIS Girls Tennis In Action! FROSH-SOPH TEAM - bottom l-r Pam Ely. Mi-chaelina St. Aubin, Judy Maslo fop Coach Kin-sella, Christine Mager. Colleen Polizzi. Patti Ceja below left: Cindy Beno gets ready for a serve, middle: Paige Shepard awaiting the ball, below right: Mary Hudak during a warmup. 62 Tennis “The 1981 Tennis Team on the J-V level was a rebuilding year. Most of the season was spent on instruction and match play. Donna Ostrander had the best record but all the girls showed much improvement. Coach Hrkel and Coach Kinsella are expecting a much better season in 1982 if the “veterans come out to compete once again in SICA East tennis competitions.” Coach Kinsella VARSITY bottom Jenny Hudak. Cindy Beno. Debbie Alexander, Renee Defay, Janet Spencer, Mary Therese Hudak, top Coach Hrkel, Delores Lillie, Ellen Meyers, Sharon Farrell, Carol Elzinga, Terri Wier-onski. Paige Shepard. Jenny Wielkopolan below: Jenny Wielkopolan prepares for the volley. left: Renee Defay shows her form serving. “The Girls’ Tennis Team scored 3 victories and 18 defeats this year. Somewhat of an improvement over the previous year’s victory total of 1. Main players were Renee Defay, Paige Shepard, Carol Elzinga, Mimi Hudak, Cindy Beno and Jenny Wielkopolan. The team finished fifth in conference. Coach Hrkel Tennis 63 VOLLEYBALL Varsity Volleyball: Row 1 Terry Hanlon. Barb Singer. Chris Kreuz. Julie Schaefer. Janet Shirey. Row 2 Jody Kara-manager. Darlene Swidergal, Kathy Zygadlo. Sherry Price. Phyllis Denman. Anne Kreis. Coach Mastela I feel this year for Sophomore Volleyball was a productive one. The girls' skill levels improved greatly along with their new learning offenses and defenses. Marybeth Snyders had 79% good serves and the most blocks for the season. Lisa Cherivtch has 89% of her spikes good, and Pam Egan had 83% good sets. Next year I hope we have a better turn out for girl’s athletics and more winning seasons. Coach Serviss Middle Left: Darlene Swidergal sets it up. Middle Right: Julie Schaefer bumps. Bottom: Chris. Terry. Phyllis and Sherri get ready for the game. 64 Sports Varsity Volleyball The Varsity was a team full of excitement and thrill. In many of their matches they went to three games; winning a few, losing a few. The team’s record does not reflect the terrific skill level of these girls, but with 6 returning members the outlook for a winning season is very promising. Highlighting the season was Phyllis Denman being chosen for the 1st Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Area Team. Chris Kreuz was also chosen for the special mention Conference Team. Coach Mastela SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL: 1st Row Sue McHale. Pam Egan. Chris Schroeder. 2nd Row Jody Kara. Lisa Cherivtch. Lori Torres. Marybeth Snyders. Debbie Melby. Coach Serviss FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: 1st Row Jennifer Kissel, Liz Matz. Joy Zawisza. Davonia Brooks. 2nd Row Stacy Rinearson. Michelle Bostrom. Kim Enk, The-rese Young. Coach Runyan This year the Freshmen Volleyball team did not experience many wins. However, all the girls worked very hard at improving their basic skills: bumping, serving, setting, and spiking. They all improved 100% and I thank them for a great effort. Coach Runyan SWIMMING Right: FROSH-SOPH SWIM TEAM: Bottom Rick Gallagher. Mike Larsen. Scott Woods. Ken Hoyle. Top: Jeff Hill. Mike Ely. John Kmet. John Kurczewski. Terry Johnson. Below: Tim out for last minute instructions from the coach. Below center: The strain shows while doing the butterfuly. Below right: DIVING TEAM: Bottom Chris Rickard. Jim Babko. Top Coach Frechette. Chris Chenoweth. Doug Faille Far below: Chris Rickard shows his diving style. Left: VARSITY SWIM TEAM: Bottom Darren Burt, Jonathon Perez. Jeff Keller. Jim Peters. Phil Messina. Fred Combs Below: John Kurczewski shows his winning style. Below left: Kris Bruce watches as “Doc Johnson makes his point. Far below right: Jim Peters helps out. Boy's Swimming 67 FOOTBALL 68 Football The 1981 Football season was highlighted with victories over Hillcrest, 21-14, Oak Forest. 9-7, and Bradley, 14-7. left: Larry Massat returns to sidelines. right: Monty Crowley gains a first down. below: Braves gain yardage. Senior Jim Kmet was named to the 1981 Champaign News-Gazette’s All-State Team. Jim also earned all conference and all area honors. Jim was named the Player of the Year. Jim was also given the Knute Rockne Award, which includes scholarship as well as athletic ability. The sportsmanship awards went to Bob Lorz and Mark Johnson. The most improved senior was Louie Ceja and the most improved junior was Ron Skelley. The Brave Award went to Tim Clemens and Kevin Krygowski. Danon Cameron and Jeff McSheffery were named the most improved junior backs and the most improved senior back was Monte Crowley. Rich Kraatz earned all conference honors as kicker punter. row 1: Joe Doise, Charlie Smith, Jeff McSheffery, Greg Dziedzic, Jim Peters, Tim Kirkwood, Jim Sinner, Kevin Krygowski. row 2: Monty Crowley, Dave Floeckher, Larry Massat, Mark Johnson, John Boyd, Bob Lorz, Ken Muse, Danon Cameron, Rich Kraatz. row 3: Coach Magurany, Tim Clemens, Tom Rickard, Ron Clayton, Saul McLinton, Louis Ceja, Ron Skelly, David Engwall, Mark Smith, Coach Johnson, row 4: Coach D'Ambrosio, Keith Willis, Jack Rollins, Jim Kmet, Ron Nelson, Dave Hancock. Although the Sophomore Football team did not have the season they had hoped for, it was still a successful one with a five and four over-all record and a four and two conference record, good enough for a second place. The highlight of the year was the Homecoming victory, coming from behind to beat Hillcrest seven to six. Top performers were Terry Whittier-Most Valuable Player, Jim Leavy-Best Offensive Player, Sean Gould-ing-Best Defensive Player and Rob Adams-Most Improved. Left: The handoff! Below: Braves defense takes down opposing man. Row 1: Mark Howard, Ben Henry, Steve Doyle, Dave Shanley, Bob Jacobson, Dave Harper, Tony Bullock. Row 2: Shannon South, John Hammond, Steve Leveille, Bob Meeder, Joe Powers, Terry Whittier, Leonard Nixon, Tony Sullivan, Rodney Sutton. Row 3: Brian Louder, John Trudeau, Jim Leavy, Rob Adams, Jim Corley, Wayde Schmeski, Jim Bubeck, Reggie Hughes. Row 4: Coach Andersen, Tony Glowacki, Rich Kaminski, Kevin Whitney, Carl Skinner, Larry Jordan, Phil McLin, Jeff Garner, Joe Grabowski, Sean Gould-ing, Coach Donohue. Soph Football 69 1981 Freshmen Football Team: row 1: Coach Ken Scott, Larry Leclercq. Zev Lee. Jones Johnson. Todd Wayne. Harlan South. Robbie Arrington. Jesse Whittier. Kevin Franklin. Dave Cebulski. Dave Chiar-monte. row 2: Marvin Bagget. Ed Mathews. Derrick Cameron. Darryl Jordan. Tony Tovo. Ronnie Dantzler, Elliot Veal. Markus Jennings. Charles Montgomery. Joe Reda. row 3: Earnest Sutton. Joe Pe-trizzo. Ken Smith. Fred Towns. Paul Fox. Royal McClinton. Dave Gonzales. Joe Eng-wall. Jim Anderson. Don Johnson, row 4: Nathan Clark. Scott Cloud. Chris Powell. Ron Jablonski. Mike Egan. Clayton Reed. George Fetcho, Tiffany Portee. Jeff Swag-gerty lower left: Coach Hastings give advice for next play. upper right: Quarterback throws the bomb. lower right: Braves defense surrounding opposing offensive man. Bremen Braves Freshman Football team ended the 1981 season with 4 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Our Freshman team showed a lot of potential, desire, and total dedication during this winning season. The offensive team played with intensity with Harlan South rushing for over 800 yards this season while the offensive line was making gigantic holes in the opposing team’s defensive lines. On defense our entire team held together to stop other teams for minus yardage throughout the season. The Freshman coaching staff felt that this year was very satisfying and rewarding by finishing 3rd in the SICA EAST conference. 70 Sports BASKETBALL The team finished 9-16 for the year. This was a 6th place in conference with a 5-7 record. The team consisted of 4 Seniors, 8 Juniors, and 1 Sophomore. In the Big Dipper Tourney at Rich South, Bremen won a consolation trophy. John Jones and Maurice Pullum were selected All-Conference. Bottom Row: James Wilson. Tim Kirkwood. Terrence Whittier. Gerald Bauseman. Greg Miller. Middle Row: Darren Rice. John Jones. Tim Evans. Edgar McGee. Bob Steele. Top Row: Coach Hrkel. Coach Dillard. Jim Kmet. Darren Mines, Gary Welch. Maurice Pullum. Coach Kristan. Top Left- John Jones showing his style. Middle Right- Maurice Pullum’s fancy shooting. Varsity Boys Basketball 1 Basketball 71 Sophomore Boys Basketball Bottom Row: Mike Sumouski, Mark Kramer, Bill Smith, Eugene Williams. Tom Kidd. Dan Redman, Huriah Smith Middle Row: Coach Katterheinrich. Andre Hogan manager. Carl Skinner. Robert Veal, Jim Schuler. Russ Collins, Phil McLin, Dave Ki-belkis, Joe Zawisza, Tim Sullivan, Shannon South Bottom left: Phil McLin goes up for a jumper. Middle right: Mark Kramer making the go-ahead basket. Bottom right: Robert Veal goes up for the shot. 72 Basketball Exciting Season The boys’ Sophomore basketball season was as exciting as ever with many action packed games. The outcomes several times were not known until the final buzzer sounded. We even had a couple games decided after the buzzer rang. One player was moved to the Varsity because of his outstanding ability. All the boys worked hard all season long and finished with a respectable record which included a 3rd place finish in the Andrew’s Tourney. The team learned and used several types of offenses and defenses and special plays which should help them greatly when moving up to the Varsity. Coach K. First Row: Managers. Ron Jablonski. Ernest Baggett. Bob Swanson. Second Row: Coach Scott. Brian Satennus, Keith Gibson. Slick Watson. Greg Ota. Tim Abramic. Coach Hastings. Third Row: Alfred Ganten. Kim Dillman. Dave Gonzales, Charles Montgomery. Rom Parrillo. Don Hardgrowe. Tom Koch Top Row: Carl McCall. Mike Corriveau. Harland South. Marvin Baggett. Derrick Cameron. Joe Reda. Todd Wayne. Top left - Joe Reda steels the ball as it is thrown in. Bottom left - Alfred (Mack the Knife) Ganter slices towards the basket Freshmen Boys Basketball The Bremen Freshman Basketball Team finished the season with an 18-7 overall record. In conference, the Freshman Braves were 8-2 tying for the conference title. Carrying on a great tradition, Bremen’s Freshman team has won the conference championship three years in a row. Basketball 73 SWIMMING Girls' Diving: Right-lst Row; Denise Outerbridge, Karen Bruce, Debbie Dechene, Coach Frechette. 2nd Row-Melanie Gunaka, Holly Schmidt, Kris Bruce, Carrie Violetto Below-Debbie Dechene Middle Right-Debbie doing a back dive Lower Right-The girls lounging around during a meet Girls’ Diving “The 1981 Bremen Girls’ Diving Team was made up mainly of rookies who learned and progressed very rapidly. Senior Denise Outerbridge both swam and dove equally well, tallying up over 60 meet points through the season in diving alone. The four freshmen: Kris Bruce, Carrie Violetto, Melanie Gunaka, and Holly Schmidt were likewise talented divers, gaining needed experience while they all placed in the top twelve in our conference meet at Andrews. We’re looking ahead to a very successful future for the Diving Braves! Coach Frechette 74 Swimming Left-lst row: Odette Perez, Brenda Compton, Kelly Kirkpatrick. Debbie Olsen, Teresa Hill, Kim Konecki. Kelly Brown, Lynn Gregg. Second row: Karen Dempsey. Sheila Dempsey. Amy Peters. Deana Lyons. Jitramalai Joysumpoa. Sandy Rutter. 3rd row: Coach Teske, Sidney Perez, Coach Freeman. (upper left) Kelly Kirkpatrick counting laps. (above) Teresa Hill doing the backstroke. Swimming “The Bremen Girls’ Swim Team finished the year with a record of 6-8 in dual meets and placed 12th in the conference meet at Andrew High School. During the season many new records were set. These included new varsity records in the 100 yd. Butterfly and the 100 yd. Breaststroke. On the sophomore level new records in the 50 and 100 yd. Freestyle, the 100 yd. Butterfly and the 200 yd. IM. We are going to be losing some very good swimmers, but the outstanding job done by the frosh soph swimmers this year sheds a bright light on the Braves’ future.” Coach Freeman 75 BOWLING VARSITY BOWLING (right) 1st row: Lisa Hill. Diana Matz. Chris Kruez. 2nd row: Trish Borden. Barb Duball. Sharon Farrell. Miss Wahlberg. (below) Trish Borden aiming for the center pin. (middle right) Diana Matz going for a strike, (lower right) Diana Matz. Chris Kruez and Sheree Jarema waiting for their turns. VARSITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS Trish Borden -All Conference 81-82 Barb Duball -All Conference 81-82 Honorable Mention 80-81 Lisa Hill -All Conference 80-81 All Conference 81-82 Team Captain 81-82 Chris Kruez -All Conference 80-81 All Conference 81-82 Dixon Tournament High Game 228 ’82 State Individual Qualifier 81-82 Diana Matz -District High Game 82 District High Series 82 State Individual Qualifier 82 Team - 2nd - Rich Invitational 3rd - Thornridge Invitational 3rd - Dixon Invitational 2nd - Eisenhower Invitational Conference Co-Champions District Champions 15th - State Meet 76 Bowling Frosh Soph Bowling: Left- First row: Sharon Palmer, Carrie Vio-letto, Nina Black. Second row: Sheree Jarema. Liz Matz. Donna Ostrander, Pam Seales, Sharon Reeves. Sunday Mattis, Miss Wahlberg. Upper Left- Nina Black keeping score. Above- Pam Seales trying to keep it out of the gutter. Bowling 77 BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES bottom l-r Joy Zawisza. Rochelle Matthews. Toni Cooper. Jackie Trent, Sonja Evans middle Pam Egan, Shirley Kirkwood, Meshelle Wilson, Glynis Chaney top Brenda Plummer (mgr) Sue McHale, Lisa Chervitch, Lori Torres, Barb Gabriel. Coach Ronstadt left: Meshelle Wilson taking her shot. The Frosh Team had a slow start. With a lot of hard work and determination the girls improved 100% to add a very exciting finish to their season.” Coach Mastela FRESHMEN bottom Leda Smaga, Kim Streeter, Kim Kraatz, MaryRose Bernas, middle Sharree Sorrell, Pam Ely, Audra Pur-ifoy, Amy Peters top Coach Mastela, Davonia Brooks, Gina Welch, Michelle Bostrom, Angie Miller, Coach Rose. The team finished 2nd in Conference with a 9-3 record and a season 16-3 overall. The team played very good defense, allowing only 24.6 pts per game, while scoring an average of 40.5 per game. Meshelle Wilson was named Top Offensive Player, Glynis Chaney was Top Defensive Player and Sonja Evans was named Best All Around Player for the season. Coach Ronstandt 78 Basketball “The Varsity Girls' Basketball team won the first SICA East Conference in the school’s history. Through the use of good teamwork, hustle, desire and determination, these girls were able to achieve this level of excellence. The following coachable young ladies made Bremen a school to be feared by our opponents: Soph Rhonda Bolda (All Conference, All Area Honorable Mention, Best Offensive Player, Twice Star Herald Player of the Week) Juniors Lisa Furman, Barb Singer, Chris Koch, Terri Wieronski and Jackie Harris. Bremen will surely miss Seniors: Lisa Melby, Dawn Daggy (Best Defensive Player) Michelle Harper (110% Award, Coaches Award,) Phyllis Denman (Co-Captain, All Conference Player, All Area 2nd Team, All State Nominee, Chgo. Tribune Athlete of the Week, Best All Around Player Award, Star Herald Player of the Week, Phyllis heads for NIU on a scholarship.) Sherri Price (Co-Captain, All Conference Player, All Area 1st Team, All State nominee, Suburban Trip Top 20 Players, Chgo. Trib Athlete of the Week, Twice Star Herald's Player of the Week, Most Outstanding Player Award, Sherri is heading toward Syracuse University on a scholarship.) Pride and tradition are now key factors in our program and these two elements will enable us to be winners in the future. Congratulations to this year’s team on a job well done!” Coach Leiken 1st In History! VARSITY - bottom l-r Manager Nancy Strom. Sherri Price. Phyllis Denman, Coach Leiken, middle Lisa Furman. Barb Singer. Rhonda Bolda. Jackie Harris back Lisa Melby, Michelle Harper, fop Chris Koch. Dawn Daggy. Terri Wieronski above: Dawn Daggy goes up for the shot. left: Coach Leiken gives the team a pep talk. Girls' Basketball 79 WRESTLING Varsity Wrestling Right: Top, Coach D'Ambrosio, Larry Massat, Milton Reddick, Mike Mersereau, Jed Miller, Mark Johnson, Dave Engwall, Jack Rollins (2nd Row) Tony Bradford, Bob Meeder, Dave Harper, Mark Howard, Christopher Powell, Ron Martin, Johnny Moore Sr. (Bottom) John Boyd. Mark Schwartz, Modiba Crawford. Mark Kry-gowski, Terry Hayes, Danon Cameron. Below: Jack Rollins and Victory, hand in hand. Bottom Right: John Boyd working on a pin. Lower Right: Modiba giving his all. A Season With Problems. The Braves experienced one of their very few sub-par seasons in 1981-82. Because of injuries, weight problems and lack of depth the varsity wrestlers suffered through a 6-12 season. There were several bright spots, however. Juniors Dave Engwall, Jack Rollins, Mark Schwartz and Danon Cameron had good seasons. George Vio-letto and Kevin Krygowski were the top senior wrestlers. John Boyd, Dave Engwall, Danon Cameron, and Jack Rollins were elected Captains for the 1982-83 season. 80 Wrestling Left: Bill Miller earning his points Below left: (Top row) Tim Scarver, Tony Glowacki. Richard Nagel. Verne Baur. Rodney Sutton (Middle row) Bob Swanson, David Harper. David Shanley. Mark Howard (Bottom row) Kenny Johnson. Bob Meeder. Tony Bullock, Tim Vincek. Bill Miller. Below: Tim Scarver pins his opponent! The Sophomore Braves finished the season with an 11-9 mark. Coach Anderson’s Braves won the Bremen Invitational in January and finished a strong third in the Conference meet. David Harper, Jay Harris and Tony Glowacki, finished first in their respective weight classes while Rick Mat-tews, Tony Bullock, Rodney Sutton and Rick Ma-gel placed for Bremen. Wrestling 81 Right: (1st Row) Ricky Matthews, Mike Krause, Mike Egan, Nathan Clark, Chris Powell (2nd Row) Coach Donahue, Joe Engwall, Tim Scarver, Jay Porter, Ernest Sutton. Below: Dave Engwall Holding out for points. Bottom: Tony Bradford overcoming his opponent. Right Below: Jed Miller Preparing for a slam. Fine Finish The Freshmen finished with a fine 11-5 mark. Coach Donohue’s Frosh finished fifth in the 16 team Crown Invitational and second in the 16 team Hillcrest Tourney. Leading Brave Freshmen were Chris Powell, Rick Matthews, Joe Engall, Jay Harris, Freddie Towns, Ron Dan-tyler, and Ernie Sutton. Coach D'Ambrosio is counting on these young men to re-establish the Big Red Machine’s superiority on the mats next season. 82 Wrestling BASEBALL Upper Right: Sitting: Kevin Casey. Rich Kraatz. Larry Massat, Ron Clayton. Chris Ramos. Mark Kramer. Mr. Johnson. Standing: Mr. Magurany, Bob Steele. Pat Hana-gan. Frank Sendra, John Lyons. Kevin Gibson, Mike Tattas, Dave Hancock. Tim Jones. Mark Klekowski. Bill Cravens. Andy Beck. Below: Bob Steele rounds third base. Middle Right: Sophomore Mark Kramer prepares to show his All-Conference swing. Bottom: Rich Kraatz awaits to tag the would-be run as the crowd waits for the reassuring call from the umpire. Second in Conference “The Varsity Baseball team had a great season this year thanks to great pitching and fabulous defensive play. They finished in second place in conference with an 8-4 record. Overall, the varsity team finished with a stupendous 23-7 record. Coach Magurany Baseball S' 84 Left: Tim Flynn throwing his fastball. Below: Jim Bubeck prepares himself for a ground ball. Bottom: Sitting: Jim Corely. Dave Harper, Bob Meeder. Mike Larsen. Tim Flynn, John Trudeau. Kneeling: Tony Glowacki. Jeff Hill, Jim Leavy, Andy Wielkopolan, Dan Redman, Jim Bubeck, Sean Goulding. Standing: Mr Scott, Wayde Schmeski, Dave Scalia, Dave Kibelkis. Mike Sumowski, Jerry Krueger, Joe Grabowski. Jim Schuler. PERFECTION, YOU BET! The Soph. Baseball team provided many thrills for me and its followers while going 25-0 this season. This includes a perfect 12-0 Conference Record. Both are school records. As a coach, I have never seen such determination and intensity as this team has shown. Even while going undefeated, this team has not yet reached its full potential. It has been a thrill for me to have coached these players, and I wish them luck as they progress in their baseball careers at Bremen. Coach Ken A. Scott Fresh.nan Team members; standing from left to right; Mr. Hasting, Dave Chairmonte, Mike Bogusz, Robbie Arrington, Ernie Badget, Mike Corriveau, Joe Reda, manager Cynthia Montgomery. Kneeling; Dave Gonzales, Charles Montgomery, Jim Wedge, Tim Ambra-mic, Paul Fox, Tom Parillo, Matt Brady, Brian Saternus. Sitting; Gregg Ota, Keith Gibson, Scott Wills, Tony Antczak, George Fecho, Mike Egan, (below) Tony Antczak awaiting a ground ball, (below right) Jim Wedge throws a fastball, (bottom) Ernie Bagget, Scott Wills, and Mr. Hasting get rowdy. Excellent Season The Freshman Team had an excellent season this year. They finished with a 14-4 record overall. Thanks to sparkling defensive plays and team participation they won the SICA-East Conference Championship. SOFTBALL 1982 saw an awesome Bremen softball season. As the Braves knocked off one tough opponent after another, many in the Chicago area took notice. Bremen's name rose in the Suburban Trib poll, finishing a 6th rating at the season’s end. The defense was spectacular all season and batting averages grew as the games progressed. This team was talented and united in their goal-being the best. Led by Senior Co-Captains, Dee-Dee Scalia and Lisa Melby, the Braves placed 7 players on the All-Conference team; the remaining 5 being Laurie Smith, Dawn Daggy, Cathy Zygadlo, Chris Kreuz, and Diana Matz. A great season, a greater team!!” Coach Klacik Talented United Team! This year's Varsity team was very successful, earning the title of Co-Champs in a tough S.I.C.A. East Conference. The team had a Conference record of 10-2. The members of the Varsity team are: Sitting L to R: Terry Hanlon, Janet Shirey, DeeDee Scalia, Tricia Borden. Kneeling L to R: Diane Kintz, Joyce Griffin. Laurie Smith, Chris Kreuz, Theresa Swanson. Standing L to R: Sharon Farrell, Cathy Zygadlo, Chris Koch. Lisa Melby, Diana Matz. Coach Klacik. 86 The Sophomore softball team had a great season, with the overall record of 18 wins and 1 loss. They were S.I.C.A. East Co-Conference champs. The members of the Sophomore team are: Bottom row: Rhonda Bolda, Amy Peters, Mary Rose Bernas, Leda Smaga, and Chris Martino. Middle row: Donna Burns, Jody Kara, Sharon Palmer, and Mary McSheffrey Top row: Coach Mastela, Wendy Miller, Amy Marolda, Michelle Scatina, Debbie Melby, and Mary Yucuis. I u “The Girls' Sophomore softball team had a fantastic season, blasting past most of their opponents. Their record was outstanding and they had the qualities of a winning team.” Coach Ma “The Freshmen Team progressed and improved as the season went on. They also have the qualities to be Conference champs in future years. Coach Curtin The Freshmen softball team this year proved to be a winning team. They were Conference champs with a record of 6-2, and an overall record of 15 wins and 3 losses. The members of the team are: Bottom row: Dawn Harnish. Kim Konecki, Kim Kraatz, Liz Matz. Barb Vaughan, and Jean Deneka. Middle row: Joy Zawisza. Kathy Carillo, Debby Jermalowicz. Maura Stanger, and Diane Fiel. Top row: Donna Zohfeld. Barb Gabriel. Debbie Sedlak. Lori Torres, Kim Enk, Sheila Davis. Eileen Go-lat, and Coach Curtin. 87 TENNIS BETTER YEAR THAN USUAL Right- Coach Hrkel. Tim Borden, Charles Trent. Joe Powers. Russ Leavy. Jeff Keller. Dan Leslie, Renee Defay (manager) Below - Charles Trent concentrating on the approaching ball. Middle Right - Dan Leslie giving the opposition a hard time. Bottom Right - Russ Leavy heading for combat. 88 Tennis “The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team finished the season with an 8-7 record. They came in third in Conference in dual meets and sixth in the conference tournament. The team performed as expected with a .500 season or better. The team's top performer was Dan Leslie (Pez) who qualified for State Tournament. His season record was 14-5 and he took second place in the singles at the Eisenhower District.” Coach Hrkel The Sophomore Tennis team showed much improvement during the last two weeks, winning 4 of the last 5 dual meets. This was due to the strong nucleus of Stanis, Ballman Lakoskey, Burnson, and Breckenridge who were returning netmen. All are hard workers, whose willingness to practice after hours shows in their competitive play. These players, plus John Rice and Mike Patrykus will add depth to next year’s varsity squad.” Coach Kinsella Left: Row 1: John Rice, Rich Walker. Tiffany Bartee. John Burnson Row 2: Coach Kinsella. Robert Breckinridge. Gary Lakoskey. Shawn Ballman. Tom Stanis. Mike Patrykus. Upper Left: Tim Borden showing off his style. Above: Jeff Keller going for the serve. Tennis 89 TRACK Varsity Girls' Track Front Row: Coach Runyan, Karen Westbrook, Nancy Simon, Kim Barajas, Debbie Alexander, Coach Serviss Middle Row: Meshelle Wilson, Leslie Davis, Molly Nettles, Karen Simon Back Row: Divona Brooks, Coach Rose, Sandra Burton, Regina Mathews, Valerie Westbrook, Coach Katterhein-rich, Barb Singer, Tonja Clemens, Cathy Dempsey. Bottom Left: Keep On Trackin' Sheila Middle Right: Valarie Westbrooks in action Bottom Right: Jumpin' Beasley! It’s Marybeth Snyders! 90 Girls' Track Individual Strength! Records 400 Relay 50.1 Brooks. Burton. Davis. Wilson 200 Hurdles 32.4 Valerie Westbrooks 100 Dash 11.7 Meshelle Wilson 200 Dash 25.5 Meshelle Wilson Shot Put 32'4 Tonja Clements 1600 Run 5:44 Sheila Dempsey Frosh-Soph Girls' Track and Field Front Row: Kim Sedlak, Pam Nailing, Cathy Kirkwood Middle Row: Audra Purifoy, Lynn Gregg, Julie Hearne, Jenni Meyers Back Row: Coach Rose, Coach Serviss, Marybeth Snyder, Garland Knight, Lisa Chervitch, Rochelle Mathews, Coach Runyan, and Coach Katter-heinrich Top Left: Julie Hearne runnin’ hard Top Right: Tonja Clements shows her record-breaking style Strong Season I enjoyed working with the girls this year. We were strong all the way through the season and placing fourth in SICA East. With only six graduating seniors, I look for a terrific season next year. Coach Serviss Girls' Track 91 TRACK Right: VARSITY TRACK TEAM: 1st Tom Henderson. Jim Peters. Jeff McSheffery. Monte Crowley. Maurice Pullum. Modiba Crawford 2nd Eric Simon. Wally Quintilla, John Boyd, Anthony Taylor. Diallo Crawford, Tony Bradford. Tom Battle. 3rd Tim Evans. Jim Bodinet. Darren Rice. George Mekebak. Harlan South. Jim Knet. Bob Richmond Below: Jim Bodinet leading the field. Far below: Darren Rice moving ahead. Below right: Modiba pushing for a win. The Boys’ Varsity Track Team had yet another strong, winning season and, with many of last year’s successful Juniors returning, it’s no surprise to see why the Braves were one of the strongest teams in the area. The team finished with an 11 win 1 loss record in dual meets. They also scored big in the invi-tationals. A first place was taken at the RB Relays, a second at the Titan Relays and a fifth at the prestigious Richard’s Invitational behind some of the best teams in the state. The Braves took second in Conference. 92 Left: Robert Veal striding past the field. Below: Brian Louder giving his all. Far Below: FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM 1st Mike Ely, Scott Woods. Brian Tobin. Pat Griffin. John Griffin. Dennis Morales. Ronson Beard. Mark Yucuis. Tim Scarver 2nd Rob Smith. Matthew Stevens Steve Keller. Bill Villereal. Marvin Bagget. Leonard Nixon, Gregg Trivette. Eddie Mathews. Elliot Veal 3rd Stece Levelle, Bob Veal. Kevin Whitney. Chris DeMarco. Jeff Cebulski. Todd Struebing. Jose Quintilla. Brian Louder. Shannon South The Boys’ Frosh-Soph Track Team was extremely successful this year once again. They finished with 11 wins and 1 loss, the arch-rivals Rich Central, in dual meets and took third in Conference. The Braves had a large team, filled with talent. Some outstanding efforts were given by Scott Woods, John Griffin, Todd Struebing, Shannon and Harlan South, Ronson Beard, Bob Veal and Greg Trivette. Track 93 SPORT SCORES Fall BOYS' FOOTBALL SCORES 1982 Varsity Sophomore Fr. A FR ••B Bremen 8 21 6 14 Crete 12 0 14 28 Bremen 6 3 14 14 Stagg 12 14 6 0 Bremen 7 26 Evergreen Park 8 12 Bremen 27 19 8 6 Rich Central 47 6 34 21 Bremen 14 Hillcrest 7 Bremen 9 15 32 0 Oak Forest 7 7 6 14 Bremen 21 30 Bradley 14 16 BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY SCORES 1982 Varsity Fr Soph Bremen 15 21 Evergreen Park 50 36 Bremen 18 17 Tinley Park 43 44 Bremen 22 21 Shepard 39 38 Bremen 15 15 Crete 50 50 Bremen 20 15 T. F. North 35 50 Bremen 15 24 Oak Forest 48 31 Bremen 27 15 Hillcrest 29 50 Bremen 27 29 T F South 28 26 Bremen 20 21 Thornton 41 38 GIRLS' SWIM SCORES 1982 Bremen Varsity 97 Thornton 71 Bremen 45 T. F. South 38 Bremen 83 Shepard 89 Bremen 70 Thornridge 102 Bremen 91 Oak Lawn 78 Bremen 92 Evergreen Park 77 Bremen 78 Bradley 93 Bremen 42 Andrew 130 Bremen 123 Kankakee Eastndge 39 Bremen 68 Tinley Park 104 Fr Soph 25 58 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY SCORES 1982 Bremen 26 Tinley Park 33 Bremen 33 Rich Central 22 Bremen 25 Hillcrest 32 Bremen 22 Thornton 33 Bremen 23 T. F. South 36 Bremen 24 Shepard 31 Bremen 29 Evergreen Park 27 Bremen 27 Crete 28 29 27 BOYS' GOLF SCORES 1982 Varsity Fr Soph Bremen 176 Stagg 172 Hillcrest 169 Bremen 183 196 T. F. South 162 194 Bremen 172 195 Andrew 160 188 Bremen 184 Evergreen Park 179 Bremen 177 185 Rich Central 171 202 Bremen 128 180 Bloom Trail 159 223 Bremen 184 188 Thornridge 171 219 Bremen 174 200 Hillcrest 162 210 Bremen 171 Oak Lawn 174 Bremen 182 188 Oak Forest 183 196 Bremen 168 175 Bradley 157 200 Bremen 194 210 Crete 185 241 Bremen 184 186 Tinley Park f71 207 Bremen 191 184 Thornridge 169 205 Bremen 181 182 Eisenhower 166 222 GIRLS' TENNIS SCORES 1982 Varsity Fr Soph Bremen 1 Thornton 4 Bremen 0 T. F. South 5 Bremen 0 0 Rich Central 5 5 Bremen 2 T. F. North 3 Bremen 1 0 Hillcrest 4 5 Bremen 1 0 Oak Forest 4 5 Bremen 3 3 Eisenhower 2 2 Bremen 1 0 Tinley Park 4 5 Bremen 2 I Bradley 3 4 Bremen 3 2 Stagg 2 3 Bremen 5 5 T. F. South 0 0 Bremen 0 0 Thornridge 5 5 Winter BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES 1982 Varsity Sophomore Fr. A Fr. B'‘ Bremen 73 48 Evergreen Park 57 41 Bremen 55 49 35 39 Crete 62 33 32 57 Bremen 84 54 58 20 Rich Central 91 42 56 30 Bremen 76 61 Romeoville 56 52 Bremen 71 32 42 52 T. F. N. 64 33 44 54 Bremen 51 51 Eastridge 50 48 O.T. Bremen 71 52 Bradley 72 61 53 Bremen 69 52 32 38 Tinley Park 54 47 45 34 Bremen 40 40 T. F. N 56 49 Bremen 50 40 Rich Central 53 51 Bremen 45 39 Hillcrest 59 27 19 33 Bremen 60 28 28 Hillcrest 94 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCORES 1982 Varsity Sophomore Freshman Bremen 61 38 14 Shepard 40 28 22 Bremen 73 41 2 R. East 54 28 Forfeit q Bremen 64 26 Rich South 54 18 Bremen 57 38 22 Rich Central 38 31 36 Bremen 56 20 16 lockport 59 19 41 Bremen 24 Lincolnway 36 Bremen 61 39 23 Hillcrest 48 32 32 Bremen 57 38 9 Oak Forest 45 47 38 Bremen 56 46 14 Tinley Park 39 29 15 Bremen 25 Richards 35 Bremen 92 57 22 Rich Central 43 17 15 Bremen 94 43 27 Evergreen Park 33 30 29 Bremen 74 41 47 T. F. North 48 28 44 Bremen 25 T F. South 22 Bremen 66 Hillcrest 70 Bremen 55 35 22 Oak Forest 47 40 42 Bremen 57 29 Oak Forest 43 24 Bremen 24 Lincolnway 28 Bremen 63 40 Bradley 44 12 GIRLS' BOWLING SCORES 1982 8remen Varsity 1523 Soph 1233 Bremen 1492 1195 T. F. North 1436 1169 Rich East 1351 1059 Bremen 1488 1206 Bremen 1566 1215 Richards 1410 1413 Thornwood 1438 1137 Bremen 1518 1355 Bremen 1650 1142 Thornridge 1591 1441 Evergreen Park 1649 1423 Bremen 1536 1311 Bremen 1510 1291 Evergreen 1484 1252 Shepard 1362 1195 Bremen 1543 1235 Bremen 1623 1404 Hillcrest 1417 1445 Hillcrest 1335 1319 Bremen 1598 1205 Bremen 1587 1321 T.F. South 1286 1455 T. F. North 1389 1166 Bremen 1530 1420 Bremen 1663 1383 Reavis 1468 1434 Rich Central 1708 1484 Bremen 1525 1262 Bremen 1542 1467 Rich Central 1596 1415 Crete 1568 1355 BOYS' WRESTLING SCORES 1982 Varsity Sophomore Freshman Bremen 43 49 Evergreen 15 12 Bremen 29 59 Rich Central 32 8 Bremen 60 29 46 T. F. N 6 35 24 Bremen 11 3 36 Hillcrest 47 43 30 Bremen 10 48 Oak Forest Bremen Reavis Bremen Richards 46 21 36 27 BOYS' SWIM SCORES 1982 Bremen T.F.N. Bremen Oak Forest Bremen Kankakee Westview Bremen Tinley Park Varsity 61 11 67 105 81 93 46 112 Sophomore 42 33 Spring Sports GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL SCORES 1982 Varsity Sophomore Freshman Bremen 8 - 12 6-15-9 6 - 8 Rich Central 15 - 15 15- 11 - 15 15 - 15 Bremen 15 - 15 13 - 14 6 - 11 T. F. North 11 • 13 15 - 16 15 - 15 Bremen 15 • 15 - 11 7 - 6 Evergreen Park 15-6-15 15 - 15 Bremen 4 - 10 7-15-3 8 - 6 Oak Forest 15 • 15 15 - 13 - 15 15 - 15 Bremen 7 - 10 15 - 15 4 - 13 Hillcrest 15 - 15 10 - 11 15 - 15 Bremen 10-15-6 7-15-4 Rich East 15 - 10 - 15 15-9-15 Bremen 8 • 8 3 - 1 6 - 7 Tinley Park 15 • 15 15 - 15 15 - 15 Bremen 14 • 15 - 13 3 - 8 Evergreen Park 16 - 11 - 15 15 - 15 Bremen 15 - 12 - 15 13 - 15 - 15 9 - 5 Rich Central 2-15-12 15-6-9 15 - 15 Bremen 12 - 15 - 16 0 - 4 13-15-3 Hillcrest 15-5-14 15 - 15 15 - 11 - 15 Bremen 15 - 15 15-10-1 1 - 13 T. F. North 11 - 6 10 - 15 - 15 15 - 15 Bremen 9 - 9 7 - 11 0 - 6 Rich South 15 - 15 15 - 15 15 - 15 Bremen 15 - 15 15 - 15 0 - 7 Eisenhower 12 - 13 11 - 13 15 - 15 Girls' Softball 1982 Varsity Sophomore Freshman Bremen 0 15 — Rich East 9 1 — Bremen 15 00 4 Lockport 6 00 8 8remen 5 00 — Evergreen 1 00 — Bremen 4-3 19-12 15-11 Rich Central 3-4 9-7 5-10 Bremen 14 27 — Richards 2 6 — Bremen 13 12 — Lincoln Way 4 4 — Bremen 5 17 Rich South 3 5 ’ Bremen 6 11 ' Eisenhower 12 2 16 « Bremen 12 6 1 Stagg 2 5 1 i« Bremen 4 17 11 Bradley 3 3 Bremen — Homewood Flossmoor — 9 Boys' Track Varsity Sophomore Bremen 101 105 Bremen 84 75 Stagg 65 37 Mr Argo 60 71 Crete 17 39 Bremen 83 90 Bremen 56 62 Rich East 63 56 Rich Central 101 86 Bremen 72 Crete 20 21 Riverside Bremen 102 89 Brookfield Relays Oak Forest 36 57 Bremen 105 79 Bremen 79 107 Tinley Park 36 67 Hillcrest 68 29 Bremen 84 100 Bremen 72 112 Andrew 19Vi 77 T.F. North 59 13 Joliet Central 62V 10 BOYS’ TENNIS 1982 Varsity Sophomores 8remen 2 0 Rich Central 5 5 Thornridge 3 5 Bremen 3 Bremen 3 4 Hillcrest 2 _ Shepard 2 1 Bremen 3 3 Bremen 3 — T.F. North 2 2 Thornton 1 — Bremen 1 1 Bremen 1 — Oak Forest 4 4 Stagg 4 — Bremen 3 5 Bremen 4 — Eisenhower 2 0 Joliet 1 — Bremen 2 2 Bremen 2 — Bloom Trail 3 3 Sandburg 3 — Bremen 2 Bremen 3 — Crete Monee 3 Bloom 2 — Bremen 3 4 Bremen 0 0 Tinley Park 2 1 GIRLS' TRACK 1982 Varsity Sophomores Bremen 103 29 Oak Forest 19 90 Bremen 37 26 Hillcrest 90 93 Bremen 76 T.F. North 42 Bremen 49 Evergreen Park 68 Bremen 77 Rich Central 50 Bremen 57 Richards 70 Bremen 60 84 T.F. South 66 18 Bremen 56 56 Tinley Park 71 63 BOYS' BASEBALL SCORES 1982 Bremen Varsity 7-5 Sophomore Freshmen 98 11-15 Bradley 2-10 11-10 1-23 Bremen 12 11 17 T.F. North 6 6 10 Bremen 1-2 0-3 8-3 Rich Central 2-12 7-4 3-8 Bremen 3 9 12 T.F. North 2 6 2 Bremen 5 12 11 Rich East 1 7 10 Bremen 12 4 8 Crete-Monee 1 0 7 Bremen 10-15 9 8 6-6 Bloom Trail 1-10 5-3 4-2 Bremen 3-5 12-9 — Richards 0-4 1-3 — Bremen 2-7 9-8 — Oak Lawn 11-6 2-3 — Bremen 8 5 — KKK Westview 0 1 — Bremen 10 10 16 HF 12 8 9 95 SPORT HONORS John Jones - 1982 Basketball- SICA East All Conf.. nominated honorable mention all area. Maurice Pullum - 1982 Basketball- SICA East All Conf.. nominated for honorable mention all area. Robert Richman - 1982 Cross Country- Track- 1000 mile club, varsity all conf. 96 Sports Honors James Kmet -1982 Football Track- all area Player of the Year, all State defense tackle, and 1st in conf. shot put. Sherri Price -1981-82 Basketball- all conf.. all State nominee. Suburban Tribune Top 20 team. Eric Simon - 1982 Cross Country- Track- 2000 mile club, 3000 mile club, all conf.. Booster Club Coaches Award. Richard Kraatz -1981-82 Football Baseball all conf.. punter kicker. Rhonda Bolda -1981-82 Basketball- All Conf.. twice Star Harold Player of the Week. Phillis Denman - 1981-82 Basket-ball 81 Volleyball- All Conf.. All State nominee. Mike Tattas -1982 Baseball - All Conf. Barb Duball - 1982 Bowling All Conf Diana Matz -1982 Bowling State Individual qualifier. District high games, and series Cathy Zygadlo -1982 Softball All Conf. Dan Leslie - 1982 Tennis qualified for State. Missing Pictures Laurie Smith- All Conference Softball; Don Gabriel- 1982 Cross Country- 1000 Mile Club. 2000 Mile Club. Varsity All Conference; Mark Kramer- 1982 Baseball All Conference; Andy Beck- 1982 Baseball All Conference Lisa Hill - 1982 Bowling SICA All Conf. Cris Kruez - 1982 Bowling Soft-ball All Conf., High Games 228. State qualifier, and All Conf. Softball Trish Borden - 1982 Bowling All Conf. Modiba Crawford - 1982 Track-400 m run. triple jump qualified for State. DeeDee Scalia - 1982 Softball - Lisa Melby - 1982 Softball All All Conf. Conf. Robert Steele -1982 Baseball All Chris Ramos -1982 Baseball All Conf. Conf. Harlon South - 1982 Track 400 m run, qualified for State Dawn Daggy - 1982 Softball All Conf. Faculty News Randy Hrkel On Feb. 14, Bremen Tennis coach Randy Hrkel won the Hinsdale Racquet Club doubles championship. Thirty players competed for 15 weeks to become finalists. The eight finalists competed and, through a point system, Mr. Hrkel became the champion and winner of an engraved pen and pencil set. William Brown (1953-1982) Bremen has always been an outstanding High School from its beginning. It has had outstanding leadership and a well trained faculty. It serves the community well , said Mr. Brown. He was a Senior class sponsor and member of the Math Dept, at Bremen. Being part of Bremen’s faculty since November 8, 1953, Mr. Brown has observed that the school has gone through many changes. Some major changes are the building additions, introduction of girls sports, study halls to no study halls, and back to study halls.” Aside from being a Math teacher, Mr. Brown was a varsity basketball coach (1953-1960), and made a contribution to the Bicentennial edition of Who's Who in Indian Relic”. This year he was a sponsor for the Senior class, rtt the end of the first semester he retired. Mike Kristan This past summer Mr. Kristan was invited to attend two camps for talented basketball players. The camps were at the University of Wisconsin and Concordia College in New York. Mr. Kristan felt that these camps were an enormous help to the athletes both physically and mentally. The basketball players who attended the Wisconsin camp were the top 125 players of the Chicagoland area, including Bremen’s Maurice Pullum. The same number attended in New York. Mr. Kristan’s most satisfying experience was, To watch over 120 basketball players work hard every day and never complain even while they were in the classroom.” Sue Boettcher Mrs. Boettcher has experience in acting which helps her as sponsor of the drama class. She recently performed in a play called Find Your Way Home” in Chicago. In the past, she has performed in one play at Hull House Theater and two plays at the Performance Community Theater. James Williams Bremen's physics teacher, Mr. Williams, has recently co-authored an article entitled “Doing Physics”, which appeared in the February issue of The Physics Teacher, a journal of the American Association of Physics Teacher. Mr. Fal jokes with Dave. 98 Faculty Newest Faculty Kathy Freeman Mrs. Freeman is the newest addition to our physical education department. She graduated from ISU and majored in Phys. Ed. She was an athletic trainer at ISU. She taught Health PE. She coached both girl's and boy’s varsity swimming. She is also the Aquatic Director. Before she came to Bremen, she taught at Nathan Hale, Hinsdale South, Tinley Park, and Rich South. She has also coached girl's basketball, volleyball, and softball. Ken Scott Mr. Scott is one of the newest aides at Bremen. He coaches boy’s basketball and baseball. He graduated from Eastern Illinois University and majored in P.E., specifically coaching. Before he came to Bremen, he taught P.E. in district 144. Nancy Serviss Mrs. Serviss is the new aide replacing Mr. Hardt. She graduated from Eastern Illinois University and majored in P.E. The ambition she has set is trying to keep people out of supervised study. She coaches girl's volleyball and track and field. Before she came to Bremen, she was a P.E. teacher at Momence School. Dennis Curtin Mr. Curtin graduated from St. Rita High School and from Ball State University. He majored in Social Studies and P.E. His main goal is to help the under achiever and make social studies more interesting. He teaches American History, Health, and Driver's Ed. Mr. Curtin taught here in 1979 and he also taught at Hillcrest and Oak Forest. He is presently coaching at Hill-crest. Mr. Magurany fixes a problem. Pat Procuniar Mrs. Procuniar graduated from DePaul University and majored in History and high school education. Her main ambition is to get her master's de- gree. She also says, “Of all the schools I've been to, I like this one the best. She likes teaching Special Ed. Before that she worked in the business area. Ferocious Faculty in the Tug-o-War. Mr. Jones scouts his team. Faculty 99 The District Leaders Upper right: Mr. Robert M. Wheat - Superintendent Middle right: Mr. Carl Dillow - Assistant Superintendent Instruction Middle left: Mr. Wallace E. Carpenter - Assistant Superintendent Business Bottom left: Mr. V. J. Moretz - Assistant Superintendent Personnel Bottom Right: Board of Education. Upper Row: Left to right, George Hilliard; Barbara Samuel; Ellen Tryner; Donald Slattery. Bottom Row: Left to right, Eleanor Ferraro; Ronald Harley, president; James Freebern, secretary. Upper left: Dean Leon Newborn Upper right: Dean Patricia Gregory Middle left: Principal George Bieber Middle right: Associate Principal James B. Miller Bottom left: Assistant Principal Alan C. Jones Bottom right: Guidance Director Homer Hulfactor Learning Through The Ages Upper right: Mr. Nowak passing out exams. Middle left: Mr. Egli pointing out a fact to one of his students. Middle right: Mrs. Profetto presents a film to Dave, Dawn, Diana, Gail and Mark. Bottom left: Mr. Curtain reads to his class. Bottom right: Mr. Kristan lecturing to his class. Upper left: Mr. Wilkinson points out Argentina to Louis Ceja. Middle left: Mr. Wold lectures his students. Middle right: Mr. Kinsella makes a point to Mary Wilke and Norma Rodriquez. Bottom left: Mr. Toney explains a passage to Katherine Kirkwood and Sheila Kalina. Bottom right: Mr. Lombaer compliments Cecilia Johnson on a job well done. 103 English In Action Upper right: Mrs. Love sneaks a peek. Middle left: Mrs. Rowe lectures to students while Rick Kimbro looks on. Middle right: Davonia Brooks and Marvin Baggett chat before class. Bottom left: Mrs. Boettcher illustrates her speech on the black board. Bottom right: Mr. D'Ambrosio shows his class some papers. Upper left: Mrs. Korhonen jokes while Joe and Tom look on. Middle left: Mrs. Krysinski talks about a ies-son to Bob Neeley and Diane Schroeder. Middle right: THE CAFETERIA LADIES- bottom L-R Mrs. Feil (head) Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. Yuccuis, Mrs. Hanlon top L-R Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Genovese, Mrs. Koch Bottom left: Miss Schmidt shows a video movie to her freshman class. Bottom right: Miss Allen pauses during her busy day in the reading lab. Upper right: Mr. Melby briefs Lorin Chew on the duties of a guidance aide. Upper left: Dr. Knoderer catches her breath in the middle of a busy day. Middle left: Mr. Kennedy confers with a parent over the phone. Middle right: Miss Ryan giving good advise as usual. Bottom left: Mr. Kempton explains the earth's rotation to interested students. Bottom right: Mr. Crater (D.C.) speaks biologically. Science Through The Ages Upper right: Mr. Keller takes the blood pressure of Da-vonia Brooks and Felicia Thomas. Middle right: Mr. Williams demonstrates a way to measure the time of a falling object. Middle left: Mr. Montogomery helps Mike Ely and John Burnson with their experiment. Bottom left: Tom Stanis and Gary Lakosky do an experiment. Bottom right: Miss Wahlberg teaching her Biology class. Success In Business Upper right: Mr. Kulovitz helps Jerry and Kevin with their work. Middle right: Mr. O’Donnell talking to Kim and Patty. Middle Left: Mrs. Dewitt gives a quiz. Bottom Left: Mr. Vechiola observes Brian's typing. Bottom Right: Mr. Hrkel gives Ken a helpful hint. Upper left: Mrs. Boitnott shows her class an important part of the lesson. Middle left: Mrs. Roach starts the timer for her typing class. Middle right: Mr. Falaschetti shows Dave Hancock more techniques in art. Bottom left: Mr. Branch conducts the choir. Bottom right: Mr. Hollingsworth, ready for another day of art instructions. Math - A Universal Language Upper right: Mr. Brown aids a troubled student. Middle right: Department Chairperson “Ma” Moore in action. Middle left: Mr. Sullivan explains his methods to freshman Lisa Hartsfield. Bottom left: Co-runners, Coach Reynolds and Heather Scott, taking time out. Bottom right: Mrs. Kulovitz tells Judy Maslo and Chris Mager how to work their Algebra. Upper left: Mr. Fleck, a teacher of Math, Algebra and Trigonometry. Middle left: Miss Berry, Home Economics Department Chairman Middle right: Mrs. Reid explains a problem to Tressa Wilkins. Bottom left: Mrs. Watson lectures about Home Economics to her class. Bottom right: Mrs. Woolard shows Alice Ca-sarda and Patty Kendal a new film. Learning Through Doing Upper right: Mr. Egan discusses VICA with Jeff Casillas Middle right: Tim Abramic and Dale Demro discussing a serious topic with Mrs. Tisoncik. Middle: Mike Larson and Mr. Adams shaping metals. Middle left: Mr. Stupeck and Gene Burt working in the wood shop. Bottom left: Mr. Krone and Cheryl Jackson go over a drawing. Bottom right: Mr. Magurnay and Jed Miller study auto anatomy. Upper left: Mr. Novak helps Bob Lorz with drawing. Middle left: Alyce Hanley looks on with approval at Denise Garbacz’s work. Middle: IMC chairman, Mr. Smith surveys his domain. Middle right: Supervised study teacher Miss Mastela points out the assignments. Bottom left: Mrs. Serviss talks to Lisa Schoper. Bottom right.: Mr. Scott looks over Jim Schuler's work. Foreign Language Special Services Expand With New Ideas! Upper right: Mr. Teske helps Kim Doe with her homework. Middle right: Foreign language chairman, Mr. Morris Middle: Bremen’s school nurse Mrs. Stoecker Middle left: Special service teacher Mrs. Mentzer Bottom left: Special service teacher Mrs. Proqucuniar Bottom right: Miss Runyan discusses an interesting topic with Sharon Miller and Clayton Reed. upper left: Mrs. Wells helps a student, middle left: Mr. Hull helps a student with his workbook, middle: Mr. Johnson getting his early morning mail middle right: Miss Molnar does some work, bottom left: Mr. Hastings helps a student, bottom right: Mr. Phelan takes time trials. Time To Care 115 Learning Through Doing upper right: Mrs. Thomas smiles at the progress of her sophomore driver’s ed. class. middle left: Miss Jegers “plots new and interesting activities for her students. middle: Miss Klacik is proud of the abilities of her softball team. middle right: Miss Freeman has high hopes for next year’s swim team. bottom left: Mr. Fritz watches over his Frosh swim class, bottom right: Mr. Denman anticipates a good track season. Booster Club Officers (left to right) Mr. and Mrs. Peters .. Vice Presidents Mrs Schuler . Publicity Mr. and Mrs. Feil . Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer .. Treasurers Mr. and Mrs. Ely .. Secretaries Mr. Mrs. John Abramic Mr. Mrs. Jim Anderson Mr. Mrs. Ed Arrington Mr. Mrs. Frank Bajic Mr. Mrs. Patrick Battle Mr. Mrs. Nick Bodinet Mr. Mrs. Richard Borden Mr. Mrs. Bob Boughton Mr. Mrs. Duane Browning Mr. Mrs. Bob Burnson Mr. Mrs. Clayton Mr. Mrs. George Cloud Mr. Mrs. Tom Dantzler Mr. Mrs. Charles Davy Mr. Mrs. Joe Dempsey Mr. Mrs. Greg Deneka Mr. Mrs. Scott Denson Mr. Mrs. Warren Doise Mr. Mrs. Gaylord Donofrio Mr. Mrs. Bill Egan Mr. Mrs. Erwin Eiduk Mr. Mrs. Jim Ely Mr. Mrs. Jim Evans Mr. Mrs. Len Feil Mr. Mrs. Jim Franklin Mr. MRs. Tony Glowacki Mr. Mrs. Art Gold Mr. Mrs. Tom Goldhagen Mr. Mrs. Dave Gonzales Mr. Mrs. Dennis Goulding Mr. Mrs. Joe Grabowski Mr. Mrs. Romaine Gregg Mrs. M. Jeanette Flail Mr. Mrs. John Flanlon Mr. Mrs. Don Flines Mr. Mrs. Ron Flines Mr. Mrs. Bob Jablonski Mr. Mrs. Bob Kissel Mr. Mrs. Tom Kmet Mr. Mrs. Tom Koch Mr. Mrs. Ken Konecki Mr. Mrs. Chuck Kruez 1981-1982 BOOSTER MEMBERSHIP Mr. Mrs. Alex Kwiatkowski Mr. Mrs. Jerry Lakoskey Mr. Mrs. Bob Legg Mr. Mrs. Jim Long Mr. Mrs. Charles McErlean Mr. Mrs. Frank McGuire Mr. Mrs. Nick Mavry Mr. Mrs. Bob Meeder Mr. Mrs. Dave Melby Mr. Mrs. Bob Mercer Mr. Mrs. Jim Miller Mrs. Nora Miller Mr. Mrs. Audi Moore Mr. Mrs. Paul Nagel Mr. Mrs. Augustine Nicastro Mr. Mrs. Bob Parrillo Mr. Mrs. Matt Peters Mr. Mrs. Tom Peters Mr. Mrs. Bernie Powers Mr. Mrs. Dick Reda Mr. Mrs. Ken Redman Mr. Mrs. Rickert Mr. Mrs. Ernie Rizzuto Mr. Mrs. Charles Rushing Mr. Mrs. Jerry Sala Mr. Mrs. Bob Schaefer Mr. Mrs. Jim Schuler Mr. Mrs. Steve Scott Mr. Mrs. Ron Shepard Mr. Mrs. Ervin Simon Mr. Mrs. John Skelly Mr. Mrs. Don Slattery Mr. Mrs. Ted Snyders Mr. Mrs. Jim Stanger Mr. Mrs. Charles Stemmelin Mr. Mrs. Don Strom Mrs. Barbara Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Matt Swidergal Mr. Mrs. Bob Szucs Mr. Mrs. Art Szudy Mr. Mrs. Gary Theis Mr. Mrs. Moses Tillmon Mr. Mrs. John Trudeau Mr. Mrs. Bill Tryon Mr. Mrs. Tom Valacak Mr. Mrs. Frank White Mr. Mrs. Richard Willie Mr. Mrs. Chester Wojciechowski Mr. Mrs. Gerry Yucius Staff George Bieber Robert Binnette William Crater John D’Ambrosio Marilyn DeWitt Donald Flollingsworth Homer Holfactor Alan Jones Jean Klacik James Miller Leon Newbern Ed Novak Kevin O'Donnell Edna Roach Emily Wahlberg Booster Club 117 Tomorrow’s People The Underclassmen made a lot of accomplishments during the 1981-1982 school year. This is very important because the underclassmen are very seldom recognized. Often they must wait until they receive the credit they deserve. One of the things that the underclassmen excelled in was athletics. The fall was shining with record-breaking swimmers. The girls' cross-country team was sparked by underclassmen and managed to gain a trip to the state meet in Charleston. The winter was a successful season for most sports teams. The bowling team named Trish Borden, Diana Matz, and Chris Kreuz allconference. Sophomore Rhonda Bolda was chosen allconference for basketball. Winter's end means spring's beginning. After it began, many athletes wished that it would never end. The boys' sophomore baseball team broke a school record by going undefeated for the length of an entire season, capturing the conference title. The girls' sophomore softball team was also successful in capturing their conference title. The track teams flashed headlines bearing the names of Meshelle Wilson and Harlan South. Another outstanding individual in the spring athletic season was Mark Kramer, who earned all-conference status on the varsity level baseball team. Another reason why the underclassmen were a big part of the school year was for academic achievements. Joe Cursio was a state qualifier for the Bremen Chess team. Sandra Griffin won many awards and recognitions for her excellence in band, playing the clarinet, including a superior rating in the Illinois State Music competition which was held at Thornton Community College. Larry Jordan also received a superior rating for his solo. Renee Defay. Ron Simmons, Jeff Smaga. and John Hoyle all placed high in the SICA Science Fair. Renee also excelled in tennis and took first place at Bremen for her speech in the Voice of Democracy” speech contest. All of these individuals, plus the other members of the three underclasses, iave long lives ahead of them. Although they are now mere teens, they are the people of tomorrow. Above left: Russ Hofcr works in the wood shop. Above: Sue and Jeff enjoy a spring day in the courtyard 118 Today’s Faces At left: Kelly Kirkpatrick and Mark Kramer share a prom smile Above: Chris Powell says, What’s Up? The underclassmen show up at just about all sorts of events including dances and sports. After all. they are a majority, and also a big part of the Bremen Spirit . The Sophomore class gave the Seniors quite a scare during Spirit Week, and next year’s seniors will be fighting hard. But right now. the underclassmen are the heart of Bremen High School. Sophomore Sophisticated Ladies A Sweetheart Dance couple- Denise and her date 119 Freshmen Do It Right Being a Freshman is always exciting. You meet new people and teachers and make many new friends. It is a whole different experience for us. You have a lot of fun as well as work. After asking some of the Freshmen how they liked being a Freshman compared to being in Junior High, we came up with these comments: “Being a Freshman is so much different than being in Junior High that it’s hard to really compare the two. There is a lot more work involved and it's a lot harder but after you've been here awhile and make more new friends it makes up for all the work.” There are a lot more activities here at Bremen that make it much more exciting than Junior High. I've been involved in a lot of different sports this year and I really enjoyed them all. Sheree Jarema making music. Diane Feil on Foreign Exchange Day. 120 Freshmen Freshman Fun Homecoming for the class of 85” was very exciting. They had a lot of enthusiasm for Spirit Week and also a lot of spirit. Even though they had a lot of spirit, it wasn't enough to take the title. Their totem pole took first place. The Freshman Class President, made this comment: During Spirit Week, the Freshman class not only learned how to work and have fun together but also showed their talents by taking first place in the class float beside winning the totem pole. They put great effort into their participation in classes sports and clubs this year and are going to put one hundred percent to make the next one even better.” Some other comments on the Freshmen’s first Spirit Week were: Spirit Week was really exciting for me. I took part in some of the events for our Freshman Class and I really had a lot of fun. I think I can say on behalf of all the Freshmen that we all had a really good time even though we didn’t really know what was going on.” Spirit Week was really different compared to anything we ever did in Junior High. Even though there was a lot of class rivalry and the Freshmen were the objects of many pranks, I think most everyone had a lot of fun an-way (especially since we got out of a lot of classes). Julie Goldhagen making faces. Freshman fun in the water. Freshman in the lunchroom. Freshmen 121 Timothy Abramic Elizabeth Allen Theresa Adams Consuelo Almanza James Anderson Tony Antczak Robert Arnott Robbie Arrington Catherine Arvia Jim Babka Marvin Baggett Christopher Baker Tracy Baron Curt Barta Tiffany Bartee Janice Bauseman Thomas Beaulieu Sean Bender Micheal Baumeister Howard Bennett Mary Bernas Gwen Berndt Michael Bogusz Keith Bohne Cynthia Booth Michelle Bostrom Timothy Bourne Tammy Bowie Derrick Boyd Matthew Brady Davonia Brooks Brenda Brown Kristine Bruce Margaret Burke David Butler Derrick Cameron Kathleen Carrillo David Cebulski Anthony Cerulli Kim Charleston Wendy Charleston David Chiaramonte Nathan Clark 122 Freshmen A-CI Scott Cloud Shirley Coleman Daryl Combs George Combs Robert Conner Kenneth Cornwall Michael Corriveau Sam Cowger Tyronne Crawford Warren Crump Loretta Davis Sheila Davis Michael Davy Dale Demro Jean-Marie Deneka Sheila DeYoung Dennis Dickover Michael Dicksen Fredrick Dillman Karl Dillman Kim Dilworth Cheryl Dodson Kimberley Doesburg Derek Doggett Robert Downey Robert Duball Virginia Duck Mr. Kempton's Earth Science Rachel Dunker Terry Dunn Annette DuSold Michael Egan Daniel Eiduk Pamela Ely Joseph Engwall Kimberly Enk Tamra Farley Sheila Farris Diane Feil George Fetcho Tony Filipiak David Flynn Paul Fox Kevin Franklin Howard Frazier Scott Friend Freshman Cl-Fr 123 Barbara Gabriel Brian Garay Denise Garbacz Steven Geniusz David Gerstetter Keith Gibson Clayton and Sharon learning something new David Gonzales Lisa Gramm Penny Green Victoria Green Patrick Griffin Sybil Guinn Melanie Gunaka Lynore Guzzonato Gina Hall Jeffrey Hall Donald Hargrove Dawn Harnish Barbara Harper Calvin Harris James Harris Jerome Harris Lisa Hartsfield Monica Hartwig Tracey Hauber Julie Hearne Terrence Hernandez Cynthia Hill Phillip Hines Karen Houser Kenneth Hoyle Tina Huffman Timothy Huisman Kathleen Huntsey Mark Hutton Ronald Jablonski 124 Freshmen G-J Yolanda Jackson Sheree Jarema Scott Jebens Dean Jennings Marcus Jennings Debra Jermolowicz Donald Johnson Erik Johnson Jones Johnson Walter Johnson Yvonnda Johnson Brian Johnston Darryl Jordan Deborah Josma Jitramal Joysumpoa Sheila Kalina Sheri Kaminski Anthony Kara Paul Keesee Steven Keller David Kern Don Kick Julie Kinder Pamela King Katherine Kirkwood Jennifer Kissel William Klootwyk Paul Klimczak Charles Kmety Thomas Koch Nancy Koesema Kimberly Konecki Kim Kraatz Kevin Kristof Kimberly Kuba John Laidlaw Scott Lam Gerald Lange Larry Leclercq Stacee Lee Mark Johnson in the Deans Office? Zevland Lee Katherine Legg Kelly Leonhardt Gayle Lohman Lisa Lombardo Janet Long Matthew Long Brian Lovejoy David Lynch Deana Lyons Christine Mager Todd Malmborg Mark Malone Robert Mann Judith Maslo Eddie Mathews Laurette Mattert Richard Matthews Sunday Matthis Elizabeth Matz Karen Maxwell Margaret Meegan Karen Mercer Paul Meyer Jennifer Meyers Deanna Mikrut Pamela Mikrut Angela Miller Diane Miller Michael Miller Sharon Miller Shirley Miller Wendy Miller Anissa Mitchell James Mobley Charles Montgomery Connie Moore Patrick Moore Frank Morrone Matthew Muhr Carl McCall Royal McClinton 126 Freshman Le-Mc Patrick Me Donald James Me Elligot Linda MeGeever Susan Me Hale Charlotte McLaw Lora Me Lin Pamela Nailing Joann Nelson Joseph Nicastro Bernard Nixon Debra Nolte Dawn O'Brien Geri O'Connor Sandra Oppelt Donna Ostrander Gregory Ota Debra Parchem Thomas Parrillo Michelle Parrish Sidney Perez Santhia Perry Amy Peters Joseph Petrizzo Sandra Phipps Robert Polk Christopher Powell Henry Prystalski Leroy Puttkammer Denise Raspanti Joseph Reda Clayton Reed Shannon Remaly Vincent Richardson Stacey Rinearson Jean Rock Ronald Roering Vieslaw Rogalny Pamela Roper Dawn Royse Victor Rudniski Wayne Ruff 127 Freshmen working hard Lisa Rumisek Cheri Rushing Donald Rutz Sheri Sabados James Sala Brian Saternus Timothy Scarver Patricia Schifferl Holly Schmidt The Freshmen enjoy a confetti convention. Lynne Schroeder Pamela Seals Debbie Sedlak Teppi Sekyra Michael Sendra Dante Shafala Jennifer Sheehan Steven Shoaf Robert Simmons Susan Singer Jerry Sinwelski Robert Skoda Leda Smaga Kenneth Smith Sharee Sorrell Harlan South Maura Stanger Wanda Stark Matthew Stevens Daniel Stoecker Kimberly Streeter Julia Strouhal Jeffrey Struebing Earnest Sutton Jeffrey Swaggerty Laura Szucs Laura Szudy Paul Szudy Robert Tallo Mike Taylor Barbara Theilgaard Michelle Theilgaard Julianne Theis Brian Tobin Lori Torres Anton Tovo Felicia Towns Fred Towns Edward Triplett Gregory Trivette Diane Udoni Barbara Vaughan Elliot Veal William Villarreal Carrie Violetto Candace Walczak Constance Walczak Alison Walker Christine Warchol Todd Wayne Robert Weber James Wedge Freshmen tug-o-war ready for action. Kelly Wegner Gina Welch Eric White Jesse Whitten Brian Widstrom David Wilck Arnette Williams Scott Wills Penny Winston Latriece Witcher Timothy Wrzesinski Therese Young Mark Yucuis Joy Zawisza Donna Zetterberg Donna Zohfeld Mark Zuiker Freshmen Th-Z 129 WHAT SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT MEANS TO ME “During the sophomore year, I feel we have accomplished a great deal of things. The sophomore officers and I have worked very hard together as a team and I would like to think we made our sophomore year a great success for us all. We hope our Junior year will be even better. We can now look back on the beginning of our sophomore year and our accomplishments. We, as a class, participated in school activities. Take Spirit Week for example. Our efforts from the entire class, won us a second place overall. We even tugged our way to victory. I'm proud to be the sophomore class president, and with our class spirit, it will make my job and responsibilities much easier next year. THANK YOU.” Mary Yucuis Sophomore Class President Sophomores standing pretty. Running off to class. 130 Sophomores Sophomore Spirit Payed Off Homecoming for the class of “84 was very exciting. They had a lot of spirit and fun. They showed their spirit by defeating the Seniors and the Faculty in the Tug-O-War. They also took overall in the Obstacle Course. In the overall standings during Spirit Week, the Sophomores took second place loosing by ONE point to the Seniors. Some comments by the Sophomores about Homecoming and being a Sophomore. “I thought Spirit Week was very fun and exciting. There were many exciting events and the competition was very good. Being a Sophomore has some good and bad advantages. The good advantage of being a Sophomore is that we get to take Drivers Ed and Behind the Wheel. The bad advantage of being a Sophomore is mainly being called an Underclassman. Sophomore girls being timed in typing. Sophomores being instructed in Wood Shop. Tom and Gary work hard in Chemistry lab. Sophomore 131 Lisa Bartee Jim Batsch Verne Bauer Vice President, Marybeth Snyders, Treasurer. Becky Doyle, Secretary, Trish Szucs, and Class President. Mary Yucuis with Sophomore Class Trophy. Michael Belenske Nancy Bell Christine Bennett Maryann Berg William Berger Debra Bisaillon Edward Bisaillon Monique Black David Blanco Rhonda Bolda Angela Boyd Robert Boyd Bob Breckinridge Scott Bugner Lawrence Brock Andy Browne Tammy Browning Karen Bruce James Bubeck Charles Budris Bill Buergermeier Allen Adams Grace Adams Robert Adams Diane Adamski Michelle Aiello John Allen Lorri Allen Tammara Allen Angeline Amaloo Jefferey Armor Ernest Baggett Michael Ballman Todd Banks Lisa Bard Richard Barnes Reda Barr Danny Hayes and Allen Adams working in the shop. mil! ■ � Dorothy Corriveau Joseph Courchene John Cursio Joseph Cursio Gail Debbs Chris Deguido Chris Demarco Karen Dempsey Theresa Denison Michelle Donofrio Gary Dosset Michelle Douglas Rebecca Doyle Anthony Bullock Jeff Burbatt Elizabeth Burke Donna Burns John Burnson William Caldwell Sheryl Calich Jeff Callan Marilyn Carlson Stephanie Carter Jeffery Cebulski Patricia Ceja Kelly Centers John Chancey Glynis Chaney Chris Chenoweth Lisa Cherivtch Jeff Chiaro Evelyn Claiborne Veronica Clark Antonio Cole Russell Collins Dean Combs Brenda Compton John Connelly Michelle Cook Wendy Cook Bryan Cooke Antionette Cooper James Corley Steven Doyle Maura Dwyer Pamela Egan Mike Ely Michelle Enos Robert Evans Sonja Evans Kim Fagen James Ferguson Helen Feykes Jeff Fivecoat Timothy Flynn Allen Franc Frank Furman Richard Gallagher Jeffrey Garner Steven Garner Evangelina Garza Michael Geist Samantha Glass Tony Glowacki Lisa Gold Thomas Goldhagen Robert Gorski Michael Gorz Sean Goulding Joseph Grabowski Leslie Graves Adrienne Green Janice Green Daniel Greenberg Lynn Gregg John Griffin Rosario Guiang Thomas Haimann William Halverson John Hammond Patricia Hampe David Harper Cynthia Harris Sandra Harris Theresa Hartwig 134 Sophomore Do-Ha Stephen Hearne Brent Henderson Benjamin Henry El Jeffery Hill David Hofemann Andre Hogan Timothy Houlahan Mark Howard Reginald Hughes Don Isler Russell Jablonski Charles Jackson Cheryl Jackson Derrick Jackson Robert Jacobson Charles Jasinski Tracy Jebens Brenda Jermany Gerald Johnson Ken Johnson Tamara Jones Lawrence Jordan Kris Kaczmarek Lisa Kaminski Richard Kaminski Jody Kara Mark Katzenberger Mark Kennedy David Kibelkis Thomas Kidd Roberta Killingsworth Richard Kimbro George King Dennis Kirn John Kmet Jeffrey Kohlman Paula Kolins Kimberly Kolstad Lesley Kowalski Carla Kozora Robert Kracik Mark Kramer Kristy Rockrohr in band. Sophomore He-Kr 135 Joelyn Krause Jerry Krueger Kaylee Krygowski John Kurczewski Jennifer Laidlaw Gary Lakoskey Michael Larsen Ramona Lilly James Leavy Joseph Ledesma Kimberly Legg William Lester Steven Leveille Nicole Lewis Sherry Lindsey Julie Lodygowski Anne Marie Long Steve Lorz Brian Louder Caryn Lyons Sharyn Lyons Lisa Majchrzak Deborah Majewski Shirley Manchik Mary Lou Manley Charice Mannaioni Amy Marolda Karen Marren Christine Martino Rochelle Mathews Phillip McLin Mary McSheffery Robert Meeder Ellen Meenan Debra Melby William Miller Mechelle Mims Jimmie Minett Scott Modrak Lisa Molstad Dennis Morales Dyan Morrissey John Morrone Debra Moseley Joe Quintanilla showing his strength and abilities in the weightroom. 136 Sophomore Kr-Mo Richard Mundinger Terry Murphy Richard Nagel Dawn Nebe Linda Neeley Gregory Nixon Leonard Nixon Matthew Oliva Julie Oster Tim Overall Richard Paggi Sharon Palmer Lori Pappalardo Michael Patrykus Kevin Payne Charlene Perry Gregory Peterson Thomas Petrizzo Brenda Plummer Colleen Polizzi Telanee Polk Kim Powell Joseph Powers Cathy Provancal Audra Purifoy Donna Quinn Jose Quintanilla Michael Raby Daniel Redman Gerald Reeks Sharon Reeves William Reeves John Restivo John Rice Anthony Rivoli Michael Rizzo Kristy Rockrohr Norma Rodriguez Donna Rooney Joseph Ruelle Dawn Russo Sophomore Mu-Ru 137 John Russo Sandy Rutter Gregg Samuelson David Scalia Jeannette Scarver Sharon Scarver Michelle Scatena Wayde Schmeski Lisa Schoper Chris Schroeder Linda Schuck James Schuler Frank Sebastian Kimberly Sedlak Jeffery Seller Timothy Sendera David Shanley Cynthia Singer Lynn Singer Carl Skinner Edwin Slota Huriah Smith William Smith Tracey Snell Marybeth Snyders Cynthia Sohl Shannon South Tammy Spell Jeffery Stange Thomas Stanis Michaelina St Aubin Julie Stemmelin Lori Sternes Hyacinth Stokes Jerald Strieker Todd Struebing Anthony Sullivan Roger Sullivan Timothy Sullivan 138 Sophomore Ru-Su Bryan Summer Michael Sumowski Thomas Sustan Rodney Sutton Robert Swanson Patricia Szucs James Szudy Sheila Toppins William Tortorelli Jacqueline Trent John Trudeau Michael Tryon Torrence Turner Stephen Tuttle Chris Vanderwall Robert Veal Timothy Vincek Antonette Vivado Gilbert Waldroup Richard Walker Timothy Walker Douglas Warnicki Brian Weathington Kevin Whitney Terrence Whittier Andrew Wielkopolan Alesia Wilbon Mary Wilke Tressa Wilkins John Williams Joseph Williamsen Donald Williamson Ronda Wilma Kimberly Wilson Meshelle Wilson Dawn Woestman Cindy Wojtanowski Scott Woods Lynette Wrobleski Mary Young Mary Yucuis Victoria Zaffino Gina Zawetski Joseph Zawisza Dennis Zylvitis Sophomore Su-Z 139 Juniors Strive Ahead The recent years the class officers have become the central foceus of student politics. The interest in what class officers are responsible for has caused the upsurge in focus of attention. Spirit Week, the class float, and Promare the three major activities of the Junior class officers. Spirit Week is dominated by class competition and the officers must plan who will be assigned to which competition. Their decisions make the different between success or failure. The Prom is the biggest formal function held outside the school. It is an immense responsibility which requires a full year’s work. The planning involves booking a band and a hall, and choosing a theme and the order of para-phenalia associated with Prom. Dan Katzenberger- President Mark Klekowski showing some real” junior spirit. Mr. Floeck lending Eileen Doyle a helping hand. 140 Juniors Juniors Take A Stand In 82” During the course of the 1981-82 school year, many students in the Junior class achieved awards for their accomplishments. The awards varied from writing a paper to being selected to the All Conference team. Five students participated in a Science Fair held at Thornton Community College. Renee DeFay and Ron Simmons joined together to win a third place medal in the Windmill Building Contest. John Hoyle brought home a first place medal for a Mouse Trap Car. Jeff Smaga won a third place ribbon for a Bridge Building Contest. In the sports spotlight, Tricia Borden and Chris Kruez were selected to the All Conference Bowling Team, and Diana Matz earned Honorable Mention. Chris Kruez also earned an Honorable Mention for Volleyball. Renee DeFay received first place standing in the Voice of Democracy” speech contest. Karen and Danielle discussing American History Mr. Stupeck teaching his students how to do it the right way. Dave and Jeff use their artistic abilities to show their feelings. Juniors 141 Juniors Jazz It Up! The Junior Class was very active in school activities this year. After a busy Spirit Week, the class officers began planning the 1982 Junior-Senior Prom activities. The Prom Assembly is to be highlighted by a fashion show and the announcement of the prom court. The Class of ’83 certainly showed their spirit this year! President Dan Katzenberger Dawn dolls up Sylvia’s hair for the Homecoming events, (top left) Class officers relaxing after a tough Homecoming Week, (top right) Cindy taking a break to look outside, (bottom left) Frank Aiello Stacey Aiello Debra Alexander Anne Amaloo John Anton Junior Arrington Joseph Arvia Mike Babka Katherine Baker Barbara Banks Kim Barajas Yvette Baron Thomas Battle James Bauseman Katherine Beamon Mary Beaty Edward Beckman Cynthia Beno Michael Berryman Robert Black Dorothy Blankenship Sherry Bogdalik Karen Bogdanic Craig Bolda Tricia Borden 142 Juniors Ai-Bo James Boswell Peggy Bowie John Boyd Anthony Bradford Matthew Bradley Eileen Brennan Michael Brenner Carol Brescia Juniors shiver through the parade. Mary Bridgeford Jennifer Bristow Lisa Broadhurst Robert Brown James Burke Kathleen Burke Darrin Burt Jackie Calvert Danon Cameron Lillian Capodagli Nancy Carlson Eileen Carrio Alice Casarda Kevin Casey Edward Cebulski Carla Cellini Micheal Cercone John Chenoweth Rich Chiaramonte Mary Chiz Kim Christianson Ron Clayton Tonja Clements Mark Colao Frederic Combs Julie Conzachi Rhonda Cooke William Cravens Diallo Crawford Rosemarie Cressy Terry Cressy Thomas Curran Robert Daggy William Dahl Sherri Dandurand Leslie Davis Juniors Bo-Da 143 144 Juniors Da-Gu Liannell Davis Mellvora Davis Lisa Debbs Lateyce Debose Renee Defay Theresa Demonte Cathy Dempsey Daniel Demro Cindy DeYoung Robert Dicksen Carol Dineen Christine Doesburg Tami Dombrowski Sheila Downey Sylvia Downey Eileen Doyle John Durkin Tim Dutkiewicz Greg Dziedzic Karen Easter Carol Elzinga Dave Engwall Cherlynn Ethridge Terisa Eubanks Tim Evans Doug Faille Renee Farley Jeanne Farrell Sharon Farrell Len Feil Joan Fiala Marlynn Fischl David Floeckher Frank Fox Ron Fox Cynthia Franc Tom Frigo Lisa Furman Steve Garner Bill Gerstenkorn Kevin Gibson Chris Gimino Lora Green David Greenburg Joyce Griffin Sandra Griffin Patti Gross Randy Guinn Joe Gulik Mary Haimann Deborah Hammons David Hancock Therese Hanlon Lisa Hanrahan Jacqueline Harris James Harris Phyllis Harris Raymond Harrison Terrance Hayes Alesia Haynesworth Tom Head Tom Henderson Frank Hernandez Mark Hill Teresa Hill Lisa Hines Russell Hofer Charles Holden Jim Holeman Craig Holifield John Hoyle Jennifer Hudak Janet Huffman Steven Huffman Ron Hulsey James Jachim Joe Jackson Lorna Jenkins David Jermolowicz Brian Johnson Wayne Johnson John Jones Loretta Jordan Bill Josma Scott Kaminski Valerie Kaminski Lisa Kapsalis Dan Katzenberger Jeff Keller Angela Kick Kelly Kirkpatrick Tim Kirkwood Deborah Kirn Juniors Gu-Ka 145 Mark Klekowski Dean Kloese Tracy Knapp Jeff Knispel Chris Koch Susan Kowalski Kelly Kramer Chris Kreuz Bryant Krizik Mark Kukla John Kunst Shari Kuter John Kwiatkowski Mike Kwiatkowski Edward Lange Russ Leavy Karen Legg John Lekavich Darren Lewis Kimberly Lindsey Mike Lorz Brian Louder Diane Lovejoy Danielle Lucin Karen Lundin James Lustro Joe Lynch Gloria Mager Robert Manley Leland Manual Paul Marolda Larry Massat Diana Matz David Maxwell Donna Mazias Craig Messinger Jeff Meyer Matt Mezera Mark Milen Fred Miller James Miller Marcyia Mims Andy Minas Darren Mines 146 Juniors Kl-Mi Cynthia Montgomery Chris Moore Lynda Morrissety Dana Moskalik Tracey Murphy Pam Mustard Teresa McCain Pam McClinton Chris McCord John McCutcheon Jim McGeever Nancy McGuire Laura McNichols Jeff McSheffery Robert Neeley Diana Neighbor Molly Nettles Karen Nolte Steve O’ Brien Todd O' Brien Deborah Olson Joanne O' Neill Deb Paluszkiewicz Jeff Parchem Joe Parchem Renard Parish Chris Parrillo Jonathan Perez Robert Perkins Darryl Perry Jim Peters Janet Phillips Patricia Phillips Guy Porter Jolanda Powell Gail Puetz Sharon Purifoy Guadal Quintanilla Leeroy Ray Lori Reed Pat Reid David Renner Mike Restivo Cecilia Richardson Chris Rickard Tom Rickard Jeff Rickey Gary Ritchey Juniors Mo-Ri 147 Dawn Rizzuto David Rockway Karen Roering Andrew Rogalny Susan Rogers John Rollins Rhonda Roman Robert Romero John Rozek Christine Rushing Fred Rutz Raul Sanchez Marjorie Sanders Nancy Sandusky Beverly Schackart Julie Schaefer Diane Schroeder Leslie Schroeder Carol Schultz Karl Schwartz Laurie Scianna Heather Scott Barbara Sharp Cary Sheehan Janet Shirey Ron Simmons Karen Simon Nancy Simon Barbara Singer Earl Sisk Ron Skelley Jim Skinner Bob Slater Michele Slattery Jeff Smaga Charles Smith Heidi Smith Laurie Smith Gerald Snell Ann Sommers Brent Song Kevin Sorrell Steven Soukup Stacey Soyk 148 Juniors Ri-So Joe Sparrey Janet Spencer Roger Spencer Garry Sponaugle Zena Sponaugle Leigh Steakle Linda Stealey Debra Steck Tracey Steele Kelly Sternes Karl Stevens Tammy Strieker Maureen Strom Theresa Swanson Kathy Sylvester Raelene Tagler Ron Tatro Dana Taylor Jalango Taylor Felicia Temple Randy Tijerina Jennifer Theis Uani Tillmon Allan Tollfesen Dawn Tortorelli Scott Tracy Ken Valacak Debra Vaughan Tammy Vaughan Julie Waldo Yolette Waldroup Anthony Walker Ronald Weber Linda Wedster Karen Westbrook Jeff Weygandt Lesly White Eric Widstrom Terri Wieronski Gregory Wilck Deborah Willard Lori Williquette Linda Wojciechowski Gary Wojtanowski Michele Zamiar John Zierlein David Zroback Jim Zubik Juniors S-Z 149 In the Public Eye Among the many people in the spotlight this year was Dan Leslie, who received a Letter of Commendation for placing among the top 51,000 participants in the 27th annual 1982 National Merit Scholarship Program. A spokesman for National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC). stated To be designated a Commended student is an outstanding attainment, deserving of public recognition. Another worthy recipient of a Bremen spotlight was Jim Kmet. who received an award for Student of the Month. This program was first instituted just this year, and it was a huge success, gaining respect by both the teachers and the worthy students. To become a Student of the Month the student must excell in academics, athletics. non-athletic school activities, community service, or any other activity worthy of mention. Along the line of spotlights was the hosting of the District 228 College Night on Wednesday. October 28. from 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Students from the four district schools (Bremen. Hillcrest, Oak Forest, and Tinley Park) and their parents were invited to attend this event which provided current college-related information on seventy-five colleges and junior colleges. Gayle Siedlecki displays her artistic ability. Cathy McErlean ... Hey! What can I say? Our Seniors are the best! 150 Seniors Seniors Hard At Work Our Senior year was full of activity. The beginning of the year started off great as the Seniors were victorious during Homecoming week. Once again, the Class of '82 showed its spirit in winning the overall trophy. The Braves win against the Hillcrest Hawks was another high point for us. Since the beginning of the second semester and the setting in of good weather. Seniors have realized how close graduation is. The looks on the faces of Seniors who will be leaving Bremen to attend college and join the working force is that of anticipation. As Freshmen we came to Bremen expecting great changes from our grade schools. We did not know what to expect, coming to a new school with new teachers and classmates. Looking back on the past four years, many changes have taken place. Many new friendships were formed in the high school years that will last the rest of our lives. Our teachers have helped us in many ways in the last four four years. Many career and college decisions have been influenced by our teachers. A new program began at Bremen while we were Juniors. Career day. sponsored by Guidance director Homer Hulfachor. had two successful years and will also continue for many more years. Speakers from fifty different areas came to talk to Bremen students and help them make career choices. Seminars were also held involving financial aid, how to choose a college, and whether to choose a college or trade school. A new program was brought to Bremen in the 81-82 school year. Advanced Placement Calculus and Advanced Placement English are designed to help the college-bound students pass an examination to give them credit for college level courses. During the past year, the Senior Class lost a person who was a very hard worker and a truly good friend. Roger Joseph Powers died on November 28, 1981 of chronic asthma, a disease which he had been fighting since the age of five. Roger was involved in many community and school activities. He played Midlothian Wildcats football for three years and also Midlothian Little League and Boys' Baseball, where he was selected to All-Star teams twice. He attended St. Christopher School where he played on the basketball team and also on the school's first soccer team. When he came to Bremen. Roger was a member of the Chess Team, and also a member of the Echo Staff, writing sports stories. Echo editor Randy Browning said. The Echo Staff suffers a great loss. We thank him for his valued efforts which will always be remembered. A member of a family of nine. Roger will surely be missed by all of them. Furthermore, he will be missed among the members of The Class of '82. Frank Sendra doing some badly needed body work and repairs to his car. Kevin Watson tries an unknown brand of bubble-gum in a Consumer Ed. taste test. Seniors 151 Glimpse At Babies Of The Past 152 Like all people. Seniors too were once babies. Hard to believe, as it may be, Seniors too crawled and toddled around. At one time they couldn't speak but only gurgled and cooed. These Seniors now offer you a piece of their past and a peek at their childhood days. 1.) Judy Gildea 2.) Dawn Wilson 3.) Diana Szucs 4.) Troy Ing 5.) Michelle Basick 6.) Denise Outerbridge 7.) Laurie Carney 8.) Debbie Hayes 9.) Theresa Anderson 10.) Debbie Irmen 11.) Myra Black 1.) Rich Kraatz 2.) Randy Browning 3.) Lisa Hill 4.) Cindy Schaefer 5.) Jerry Brossard 6.) Donna Steck 7.) Linda Anderson 8.) Brian Czjkowski 9.) Cheryl McElligott 10.) Patti Trudeau 11.) Patricia Monohan 12.) Rhonda Tallo 13.) Debbie DeChene 14.) Rose Camarillo Baby Pictures 153 1.) Beth Matura 2.) Therese Leavy 3.) Ramona Maramba 4.) Rachele Garay 5.) John Lyons 6.) Lisa Melby 7.) Sandra Benkendorf 8.) Dan Smaga Sue Sendera 9.) Sue Adams 10.) Michelle Harper 11.) Paige Shepard 12.) Roslyn Ollie 13.) Sharon Dillard 14.) Ron Nelson 15.) Zanetta Whittier 16.) Wanda Carter r 1.) Diane Kintz 2.) Regina Matthews 3.) Nancy Strom 4.) Dee-Dee Scalia 5.) Moe Dorsey 6.) Debbie Harris 7.) Sue Beatty 8.) Mary Lannan 9.) Chris Leffelman 10.) Eric Simon 11.) Charmette Phillips 12.) Tom Doyle 13.) Mike Hofemann 14.) Ed Anderson 15.) Denise Dillman 16.) Kathy Snyder 17.) Mike Horan ’82 Is The Best “I thought the senior class really showed spirit this year. As a class, we have always worked well together, but winning the overall trophy this year was the highlight of our four years at Bremen. Once again we showed that the Class of ’82 is the BEST! Diane Kintz Senior Class Treasurer Denise Alexander Reginald Allen Sue Ann Altemus Lynn Amendola Edward Anderson Linda Anderson 156 Susan Adams Kevin Adamski Denise Alexander - college. Afro Club 1.2.3.4. Student Aide 1.2.3.4. Track 3.4. Ed Anderson - Northern, H.E.R.O. 4, Science Club 1.3.4. Football 1.2. Swimming 1 Theresa Anderson - Band 1.2. Dolphins 1.3,4. Varsity B Club 1.2.3.4. Computer Club 2. Swimming 1.2,3,4. Cosmetology 3.4. Fredrick Bartee - Chicago State University, Afro Club 1.2. Band 1.2.3. Track 1. Anne Beaulieu - E.O. 4. Homecoming Committee 2,3. Bowling 2. Jim Bettridge - college, Student Aide 3, Computer Club 2.3. Football 1. Myra N. Black - college. Afro Club 1.2.3, Student Aide 3. O.E. 3.4. Pom Pons 2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 3. Jim Bodinet - work. Student Aide 2,3,4. N .H .S. 3,4, Varsity B Club 3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 2,3.4. Michael Brewer - Prairie State College. Afro Club 1. Concert Choir 2.4. Basketball 1.2. Theresa Anderson Debra Andrzejewski Fred Bartee Sandra Bauer Susan Beaty Anne Beaulieu Michelle Basick Andy Beck Sandra Benkendorf The class of '82 triumphs over all. Marie Bennett James Bettridge Deborah Bluhm Myra Black William Brenner 1 Randy Browning Cortez Bryson Terri Bristow - college, Varsity B Club, Track 2,3.4. Kathleen Brown - college, Varsity B Club 3.4, Oracle 3.4. Softball 1. Swimming 1.2.3.4. Randy Browning - George Washington University. Student Aide 4. Gifted Program 2. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2,3.4. Homecoming Committee 4. Echo 1.2.3.4. Math Club 2.3. Carrie Bubeck - college. Track 3. Sandra Burton - college, Afro Club 1. Spanish Club 2.3. Pep Club 3. Photography Club 3. Speech Club 1.2.3. Track 1.2.3. Cortez Bryson - work Laurie Carney - Uofl. Arrow 1.2.3.4. Dolphins 2.4. F.H.A. 1.2. French Club 1.2.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4, Science Club 1. Wanda Carter - work, college. Afro Club 1.2. Student Aide 4. Concert Choir 4. Track 1.2.3.4. Chris Charleston - Northern. Gifted Program 2. Science Club 1.2.3.4. Swimming 1.2. Wrestling 1. Lorin B. Chew - work, college. Student Aide 3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. Echo 4. Class Officer 4. Basketball 2. Track 1.2. Cross Country 2. Volleyball. Michael Cloud - work. Jerome Cooper - work. James Burns Susan Burress Robert Bruce Carrie Bubeck Sandra Burton Mike Callahan Grover Calvert. Jr. Janice Calvert Rosemary Camarillo Lorin Chew Regina Chiaramonte Catherine Carten Wanda Carter Louis Ceja Chris Charleston Monte Crowley Michael Curtin Brian Czajkowski Scott Czub Dawn Daggy Debra Dahl Cathy Crawford - work. Modiba Crawford - college, Afro Club 1.2.3.4. Concert Choir 4. Homecoming Committee 2,3, Track 1.2.3,4, Wrestling 1.2.3,4. Monte Crowley - Student Aide 4. Band 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. Football 1.2,3.4. Track 1.2.3.4, Mike Curtin - work. Brian Czajkowski - college. Gifted Program 2 Dawn Daggy - I.S.U.. Softball 1.2,3.4. Volleyball 1. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Debbie Dahl - work. Tennis 3. Jamie Da via Joannie Davies - Student Aide 3. F.H.A. 1.2. Swep Club 3. Theresa Davis - work, vocational school, Concert Choir 2,3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2.3,4. Track 2. Debbie DeChene - trade school. Cheerleaders 3. Dolphins 1. Swimming 1.2,3,4. Dawn DeFay - work. Dolphins 1. Pep Club 1.2, Swimming 1.2.3. Bertha DeMonte - F.H.A. 1.2. Sheila Dempsey - Bradley. Student Aide 2. Dolphins 1. Gifted Program 2. N.H.S. 3.4, Student Council 4. Varsity B Club 2.3.4. Class Officers 2,3, Math Club 2. Swimming 1,2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Phillis Antoinette Denman - college, work. N.H.S. 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 1.2,3.4. Sharon Dillard - college. Afro Club 1. Cheerleaders 2.3. O.E. 4. Track 2. chorus 3. Kevin Dineen - work. Baseball 2, Swimming 1.2.3, Cross Country 1.2. Maureen Dorsey - college. Arrow 4. Track 1.2.3.4, German Club 1.2. Gifted Program 1,2.3. N.H.S. 3.4, Varsity B Club 4, Student Aide 4. Jamie Davia Joanne Davies 160 Seniors Celrita Davis Heather Davis Theresa Davis Debra Dechene Bertha Demonte Sheila Dempsey Glen Dertz Don Dickover 161 Thomas Doyle Barbara Duball Sharon Dunn Roy Evans Crystal Fudge Jim Downey Deedee Douglas - Arrow 2.3.4, F.H.A. 4. Echo 3. Thomas J. Doyle - Chicago Circle. Barb DuBall - Eastern Illinois. Student Aide 4, Bowling 2,3.4. Swimming 1.2, Tennis 1. Sharon Dunn - work, marriage. Student Aide 3, Spanish Club 2, Oracle 3. Swimming 1. tennis 1 Laura Frazier - college, work. Band 1.2.3. N.H.S. 3.4. Science Club 1.2.3.4. Crystal Fudge - college. F.H.A. 2.3.4 Don Gabriel - Varsity B Club 3.4. Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4. Math Club 2.3.4. Baseball 2. Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 1.2.3.4. Rachele Garay - Cheerleaders 3.4, James Garner - Student Aide 2.3. Computer Club 1.2.3.4. Chess Team 2.3. Wrestling 1. Karen Gerstenkorn - Western. Concert Choir 3. D.E.C.A. 4. F.H.A. 1. Pom pons 2.3. Lori Giggleman - Student Aide 2,3.4. D.E.C.A. 3.4. Pom Pons 2.3. Student Council 1.2.3. Math Club 1.2. Swimming 1. Track 2.3. Mia Gimino - college. Student Aide 4. Band 2,3.4. Homecoming Committee 4. Steven Glyzewski - work. Tom Godin - college, work. Arrow 2. Science Club 2.3. Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2. David Green - DeVry. Student Aide 2.3. Projectionists 1.2.3.4. Computer Club 2.3.4. Math Club 4. Cross Country 1. Michelle Greenberg - work. Student Aide 1.3. N.H.S. 3.4, O E 4. Pep Club 3. Speech Club 3. Homecoming Committee 2.3. Softball 1. Mane Griffin - college-music. Concert Choir 1.2,3.4. F.H.A. 1 Michelle Harper - SIU. marriage, work. German Club 2. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Softball 1.2.3. Volleyball 1 Deborah Harris - work, marriage. Concert Choir 3.4. D.E.C.A 4. Photography Club 3. Student Council 1. Class Officers 1 Donald Gabriel Mariann Gander Laura Frazier Thomas Furtek Michelle Greenberg Marie Griffin Peter Gutierrez Judith Gildea Thomas Godin Kim Granchamp Kim Haan 16 Overall Trophy! Debbie Hayes Debbie Hayes - marriage. Varsity B Club 2. Swimming 1.2. Dennis Hearne - college. Blake Heffelfinger - college, football 1. Lisa Hill - Uofl. Arrow 2.3. Concert Choir 3. N.H.S. 3.4. Varsity B Club 3.4. Homecoming Committee 4. Echo 4, Bowling 2.3.4, Michael T. Hofemann - college. Arrow 2.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Homecoming Committee 3,4. Tony Hofer - work, marriage. Science Club 1. Baseball 1.2. Michael Horan - college, football 1. wrestling 1. Troy Ing - work. Baseball 1.2. Cross Country 1.2 Debra A. Irmen - work. F.H.A. 1. Pom pons 2.3. Scott Jauch - SIU. Tim Jones - college, work. Swep Club 2.3.4. Mark Johnson - college. Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2,3.4. Marybeth Johnson - work, marriage. Band 1.2.3.4. O.E. 4. ‘‘My Senior year at Bremen High school was the best year that I ever had in school. I enjoyed all of my classes and the extracurricular events and I especially enjoyed Spirit Week, in which the Class of ‘82 won the overall trophy.” Charles Trent Senior Vice-President Debbie Harris Mae Harvey Priscilla Harvey Kimberly Hawkins Sharon Hall Michelle Harper 164 Seniors Michael Hofemann Tony Hofer Michael Horan Lisa Hill “The Class of ’82 is a determined and spirited group of people”. MaryTherese Hudak Adrian Hunter Troy Ing Scott Jauch Beverly Johnson Mark Johnson Sheila Dempsey Salutatorian Debra Irmen Marybeth Johnson Feliree Jones John Jordan Christy Juby Michael Jones Timothy Jones Michael Johnson - college. Basketball 1.2.3. John Jordan - Trade School. Kiana Jordan - college. Christy Juby - NIU or U of W. French 1. Computer 2.3. O.E. 4 Jenny Kaminski - college. D E C.A. 3. N.H.S. 3. Student Council 1. Krista Katzenberger - ISU. F H A 1.2. H.E.R.O. 4. Pep Club 2. Track 2.3. Swim Timer 1.2. Hal Kaufman - Northern. Band 1.2. O.E. 4. Manuel a Kennedy - Arrow 1. Student Aide 3. H.E.R.O. 4. Speech Club 1.2. Oracle 2.3. Diane Kintz - college. Arrow 1.2.3.4. D.E.C.A. 4. Dolphins 1. N.H.S. 3.4. Varsity B Club 2.3.4. Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. Class Officer 1.2.3.4. Softball 1.3,4. Swimming 1. James Kmet- college. Varsity B Club 3.4. Homecoming Committee 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2,3.4. Nancy Knight - college. Afro Club 1.2.3. Concert Choir 3. F h.A 2.3. H.E.R.O. 4, Pom Pons 3.4. Track 1.2.3. Chorus 2. William R Kolstad - college. Student Aide 2.3,4. Photography Club 4. Projectionists 1.2.3.4. A.V. 1.2.3.4. Computer Club 2.3.4. Richard Kraatz - college. Baseball. 1.2,3.4. Football 1.2.3.4 Carrie L. Kristof - college, work Kevin Krygowski -college. Football 1,2.4. Wrestling 1,2.4. Barb Lackscheide - work. David Lakoskey - college. Gifted Program 2. N.H.S. 3.4. Science Club 1.2.3.4. Computer Club 2,3.4. Math Club 1.2. Mary Lannan - work, marriage. Student Council 2,3. Therese Leavy - Uofl. Student Aide 2.3.4. German Club 1.2. Spanish Club 4. N.H.S. 3.4. Pep Club 2.3. Homecoming Committee 4. Math Club 1.2.3. Swimming 1. Chris Leffelman - marriage, work. Student Aide 2. David J. Lenart - work, school. Dan Leslie - Uofl. Student Aide 3. Gifted Program 2.3,4. N.H.S. 3.4. Varsity B Club 4. Basketball 1.2,4. Tennis 1.2.3.4. Delores Lillie - college. Tennis 1.2.3. Track 1,2.3. Robert Lorz - college. Football 1.2.3.4. Krista Katzenberger Harold Kaufman Kiana Jordan Jenny Kaminski Patricia Kendall Nancy Knight James Kmet Richard Kraatz Theodore Kramer Paul Kurczewski Barb Lackscheide 167 David Lakoskey Earl Leib Daniel Leslie Chris Leffelman David Lenart Dolores Lillie Regina Mathews - Nothern. Afro 1, Student Aide 1,3, H.E.R.O. 4. Pep Club 2.3. Track 1,2,3, Volleyball 3. Basketball Manager 2,3, Chorus 2. Jan Matros - Illinois Masonic Nursing School. Brett Maximofi - work Denise Mazias - college work, F.H.A. 1.2. H.E.R.O. 3. Margaret McCarey - Thornton, Concert Choir 3,4. N.H.S. 3.4. Pom Pons 2.3. Homecoming Commmittee 3. Swimming 1, Track John Lyons - college. N.H.S. 3.4. Homecoming Committee 3 Baseball 1.2.3.4. Golf 1.2.3,4. Mike Majchrzak - Uofl. N.H.S. 3.4. Math Club 4. Chess Team 1.2.3.4, Linda Makselan - Northwestern. Arrow 2.3. French Club 2.3. N.H.S. 3,4. Oracle 3. Todd Mannaioni - work. Football 1,2,3. Ramona Maramba - work. Concert Choir 3.4. Gifted Program 2. Pom Pons 2. Bowling 1. Angelo Marcheschi - college. Golf 1.2.3.4. Tennis 1. Wrestling 1. Jim Marren - college. Mike Maslo - college. Donna Lindsey Robert Lorz Marybeth Lovejoy Susan Lundin 168 Seniors John Lyons Michael Majchrzak Jan Matros Elizabeth Matura Linda Makselan Ramona Maramba Angelo Marcheschi Michael Maslo James Marren Reginia Mathews Margaret McCarey Catherine McErlean Helen McHale Saul McClinton - college, work. Baseball 1. Chess Team 1.2. Football 1.2.4. Wrestling 1.2. Cheryl McElligott - Thorton. Student Aide 2.3. Concert Choir 3.4. F.H.A 1. Student Council 3. Echo 2. Catherine McErlean - Western. Cheerleaders 2,3.4. Pep Club 2. Student Aide 4. Varsity B Club 4. Homecoming Committee 4 Helen McHale - college. Student Council 2.3. Class Officer 4 Margaret Meeder - work. Cheerleaders 2.3. D.E.C.A. 4. Lisa Melby - college, N.H.S. 3.4. Varsity B Club 3,4, Basketball 2.3. Softball 1.2.3. Volleyball 1.2.3. Mike Mersereau - work, college. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Dean Meyer - college, work. Student Aide 3. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Ellen Meyers - college. Student Aide 4. Photography Club 4. Tennis 2.3,4. Track 1.2.3.4. Gregory Miller - college. Baseball 1. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Football 1. Track 2. Phyhnese Morrise - college. Afro 1. Cheerleaders 2.3. Basketball 1. Mark Montoya - college. Student Aide 2.3. Echo 3. Kathy Murphy - college. Student Aide 2. Cheerleaders 2,3.4. D.E.C.A. 34 Laura Martha - college. Kenneth Muse - Iowa State. Basketball 1.2. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 2.3.4, Margaret Meeder George Mekebak Tracy McGreal Marian McHugh Lisa Melby Jed Miller Margaret Millsaps Patti Monahan Mark Montoya Tina Mulinaro Kathy Murphy Laura Murtha Gregory Miller Vernis Mims Sandra Morrone Kenneth Muse Seniors 171 Spirit “Bremen has been a really great school to attend. Despite what other people in our district might say, I think that Bremen will always be number one. We’ve Unity! always had the most unity and certainly more spirit than any other school around.” Randy Browning Valedictorian David Neuman Sean Nevin Joseph Oliva Dani O’Shea Roslyn Ollie Denise Outerbridge Ron Nelson - work. Football 1.2. David Neuman - college. D.E.C.A. 4. Sean Nevin - work. Greg Nichols - college. Student Aide 3. Concert Choir 3.4. Speech Club 2.4. Tennis 2.3.4, Joe Oliva ■ work. Baseball 2. Football 2. Wrestling 2. Dani Oshea -work. Denise Outerbridge - Dolphins 1. Swimming 1.2.3.4. Varsity B Club 4. Sonja Maria Pearson - college, Afro 1.2.4, Student Aide 1. F.H.A. 1.2.4, N.H.S. 3.4. Bowling 2. Diana Perreira ■ work. Student Aide 2.3. Concert Choir 3.4. Student Council 1.2.3. Math Club 1.2,3. Softball 1. Swimming 1.2,3. Charmet Denise Phillips - college, marriage. Afro 2. Cheerleaders 2.3.4. Concert Choir 3.4. Dolphins 1. Track 2.3.4 Sherri D. Price - college, work. Concert Choir 3. Varsity B Club 2.3, Basketball 1.2.3.4. Softball 3.4. Volleyball 1,2.3.4. Rich Price - work. Joseph Powers - college. Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 1.2.3.4. Dianne Preston - college. Gifted Program 2.3.4. Jim Quinn - college. Football. Golf 2.3. Chris Ramos - undecided. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 1 173 Kelly Ramberg Sonja Pearson Patricia Perreira Timothy Peters Todd Pope James Powers Joseph Powers Class of 1982 will be remembered as the best ever at Bremen.” Helen McHale Senior Class President Roger Powers Dianne Preston Sherri Price Tony Provancal Odette Perez Diane Perreira Diane Ray - college. Afro Club 3. Track 1.2.3. Tina Readdy - Northwestern. Student Aide 3. Dolphins 1. French Club 1.2.3, N.H.S. 3.4. Echo 4. Oracle 3. Kenneth Reszel -college. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 2. Varsity B Club 4. Math Club 1.2. Baseball 2.3. Swimming 1. Diedre Scalia - college, work. Cheerleaders 3.4. H.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1. Basketball 1. Softball 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 1. Cindy Schaefer - college. N.H.S. 3.4. Varsity B Club 3.4. Class Officers 3. Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 2.3.4 Jeff Sedlak - Uof I. N.H.S. 3.4. Math Club 2. Baseball 1.2. Frank Sendra - work, college. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1. Football 2.3. Mary Ruth Shanahan - ISU. O.E. 4. Class Officer 1. Student Countil 1,2,3. Bowling 1. Paige Shepard - Prairie State. Student Aide 3.4. Cheerleaders 2.3.4. Pep Club 2.3. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Varsity B Club 3.4. Homecoming Committee 4. Tennis 1.2.3.4. Ken Skorup - Uofl. Student Aide 1.2.3.4. H.H.S. 3.4. Chess Team 3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 4. Laura Rooney Mary Ellen Sawicki Ann Resner Diana Ray Ken Reszel Charles Roberson Robert Richmond Greg Rodriguez Diedre Scalia Cindy Schaefer Jeff Sedlak Susan Sendera Florence Sendra Steven Seufert Mary Ruth Shanahan Paige Shepard Terry Slattery James Sheehy Seniors 1 Dan Smaga Mark Smith Terrence Smith Kathleen Snyder Donna Steck John Stemmelin Nancy Strom Robert Steele Kim Stoecker Jennifer Strzelczyk Eric Simon - college. Varsity B Club 3. 4. Swimming 1.2. Track 2.3.4. Cross Country 2.3.4 Daniel B. Smaga - college. French Club 1,2.3. N.H.S. 3.4, Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4. Swimming 2. Mark Smith - college. Varsity B Club 3.4. Baseball 1. Football 1.2.3. Tennis 2.3. Donna Steck - ISU. Pep Club 2. Robert Joseph Steele - college, Baseball 1.2.3.4. John Stemmelin - U of I. Student Aide 1. 2. German Club 1.2,3. Gifted Program 1.2.3. Spanish Club 2.3. N.H.S. 3.4. Photography Kim Stoecker - work. D.E.C.A. 4. Nancy Strom - college. Student Aide 2.3.4. F.H.A. 1. Basketball 2.3.4. Softball 2. Jennifer Strzelczyk - college. Marsha Sumner - college. Darlene Swidergal-work. Student Aide 1. Cheerleaders 3. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2. Varsity B Club 3.4. Class Officers 2. Softball 2.3. Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Diana Szucs- St. Joseph’s College, marriage. Homecoming Committee 3. Track 1. Rhonda Tallo - college, marriage. Student Aide 4. N.H.S. 3.4. Science Club 1.2, Oracle 1. Bowling 2. Timer and Scorekeeper 1.2. Mike Tattas - college. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Mark Tietz - college. Varsity B Club 3,4. Swimming 2,3,4. Charles James Trent - Northwestern. Afro Club 1. Student Aide 3. Concert Choir 2, Spanish Club 2.3. Echo 2.4. Class Officers 3.4. Math Club 2.3. Basketball Manager 1.2,3, Tennis 1.2.3.4. Dennis Sullivan Marsha Sumner Darlene Swidergal Diana Szucs Rhonda Tallo Michael Tattas Anthony Taylor Mark Tietz 177 Maureen Wail Pamela Weathington George Violetto Henry Volson George Violetto - college, work. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Maureen Wail - trade school. Track 1. Kevin Watson - college. Afro Club 1.2.3. Concert Choir 1.2.3. Homecoming Committee 4. Football 1. Wrestling 1.2. Jenny Wielkepolan - Saint Xavier. Student Aide 2. Cheerleaders 2. Concert Choir 3.4. Tennis 3.4. Zanetta Whittier -college. Afro Club 1.2. Student Aide 1. Band 2.3. Cheerleaders 3. N.H.S. 3.4. Pom Pons 4. Varsity B Club 3.4. Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. Basketball 1. Volleyball. Keith A Willis - college, work, marriage. Band 1.2.3. Photography Club 4. Varsity B Club 4. Chess Team 1.2.3, Football 2.3.4 Dawn Wilson - college. Student Aide 4. French Club 1. H.E.R.O 3. Donna Woods - college. Student Aide 3. Kevin Watson Cassie Welch Patricia Werderman Valerie Westbrooks Thomas Whitcomb Pamela White Zanetta Whittier Jenny Wielkopolan Dawn Wilson Donald Workman James Wrzesinski John Zeman Keith Willis Debbie Wilson Donna Woods Cathryn Zygadlo 179 INDEX Seniors Susan Adams 154. 156 Kevin Adamski 156 Reginald Allen 156 Denise Alexander 156 Sue Ann Altemus 156 Lynn Amendola 12. 156 Ed Anderson 48. 49. 155. 156 Linda Anderson 48. 153. 156 Theresa Anderson 152. 157 Debra Andrzejewski 157 Mark Baker 48 Fred Bartee 157. 187 Michelle Basick 5. 48. 152. 157 Sandra Bauer 12. 1257 Susan Beaty 12. 155. 157 Anne Beaulieu 45. 157 Sandra Benkendorf 2. 46. 154. 157 Marie Bennett 157 James Bettridge 157 Myra Black 45. 152. 157 Dan Blakeley 157 Deborah Bluhm 157 Jim Bodinet 46. 58. 92 Tim Borden FC. 44. 89. 157 Bill Brenner 48. 157 Mike Brewer 50 Terri Bristow 12. 13. 158 Jerry Brossard 48. 153, 158 Kathyleen Brown 158 Randy Browning FC. 8. 44, 45. 46. 153. 158. 193 Robert Bruce 48, 158 Cortez Bryson 158 Carrie Bubeck 158 Jim Burns 17. 158 Sue Burress 158 Sandra Burton 56. 90. 158 Bobby Caldwell 48 Mike Callahan 1. 159 Grover Calvert 26. 48. 159 Janice Calvert 5. 50, 159 Rosemary Camarillo 45. 153. 159 Laurie Carney 28. 29. 44. 152. 159. 203. FC Cathy Carten 159 Wanda Carter 5. 50. 154. 159 Jeff Casillas 48. 159 Chris Charleston 159 Lorin Chew FC. 44. 159. 193. 204 .Regina Chiaramonte 45. 159 Tim Clemens 68 Mike Cloud 50 Sherri Coleman 159 Jerome Cooper 159 Gid Copley 160 Modiba Crawford 50. 80. 92. 160 Derric Criglear 160 Mike Curtin 160 Brian Czajkowski 153. 160 Scott Czub 160 Dawn Daggy 85. 160 Debra Dahl 160 Jeff Dandurand 48 Jamie Davia 160 Joanne Davies 49. 160 Celrita Davis 56. 161 Heather Davis 49. 161 Theresa Davis 17. 44. 50. 161 Debbie DeChene 15. 46. 74. 153, 161 Dawn Defay 27 Bertha DeMonte 161 Sheila Dempsey 13. 17. 44. 45. 75. 161 Phillis Denman FC, 79, 94 Glen Dertz 26. 161 Don Dickover 48. 161 Sharon Dillard 45. 54. 154. 161. 190 Denise Dillman 16. 155. 161 Kevin Dineen 161 Joe Doise 68 Maureen Dorsey 44, 46. 155. 161 Tom Doyle 12. 155. 162 Barb Duball 12. 44. 76, 144. FC Sharon Dunn 162 Roy Evans 162 Tom Furtek 162 Laura Frazier 49. 162 Crystal Fudge 47. 162 Don Gabriel 12. 46. 58. 162 Mariann Gander 162 Rachele Garay 47. 154. 162. 187 James Garner 12. 44. 47. 163 Karen Gerstenkorn 163 Lori Giggleman 16. 163 Judy Gildea 47. 152. 163 Mia Gimino 46. 55, 163 Steve Glyzewski 163 Tom Godin 26 Sharon Gonzales 163 Tom Gorz 47. 163 Kim Grandchamp 12. 45. 163 Dave Green 44. 49 Michelle Greenberg 44. 45. 163 Marie Griffin 50. 163 Peter Gutierrez 48. 163 Kim Haan 163 Sharon Hall 164 Michelle Harper 46. 79. 154. 164 Darlene Harris 45, 47. 50 Debbie Harris 50. 155. 164 Mae Harvey 165 Priscilla Harvey 55. 164 Kim Hawkins 48. 164 Tom Hawkins 48. 164 Debbie Hayes 12. 152. 164 Dennis Hearne 165 Blake Heffelfinger 165 Doug Heffelfinger 165 Orissa Henry 50. 165 Lisa Hill 8. 44. 46. 76. 153. 165 FC Mike Hofemann 44. 46. 155. 165 Tony Hofer 165 Mike Horan 155. 165 Mary Therese Hudak 50. 61. 62. 63. 163 Adrain Hunter 165 Troy Ing 152, 165 Debbie Irmen 152. 165 Scott Jauch 165 Bev Johnson 165 Cecilia Johnson 34 Mark Johnson 68. 80. 165 Marybeth Johnson 45. 165 Feliree Jones 166 Mike Jones 166 Tim Jones 83. 166 John Jordan 166 Kiana Jordan 166 Christy Juby 85. 166 Jenny Kaminski 12. 44. 166 Krista Katzenberger 14. 166 Harold Kaufman 12. 45. 166 Patty Kendall 3, 9. 55. 166 Manuela Kennedy 48. 167 Paul Kennedy 3. 48. 167 John Kern 167 Diane Kintz 44. 87. 155. 167 Leanne Kirkilas 167 Jim Kmet BC 3. 26. 27. 46. 68. 71. 92. 167 Nancy Knight 4. 46. 48. 167 Sue Koesma 167 Gary Kohlman 48 Bill Kolstad 44. 49 Rich Kraatz 68. 94. 153. 167 Ted Kramer 48. 167 Carrie Krsitof 167 Kevin Krygowski 68. 80. 167 Paul Kurczewski 48. 167 Barb Lackscheide 167 Dave Lakoskey 4. 44. 49. 168 Mary Lannan 155, 168 Therese Leavy 12. 154. 168 Chris Leffelman 155. 168 Earl Leib 168 Dan Leslie 44. 168. 89 Dolores Lillie 61. 63. 168 Donna Lindsey 34. 168 Bob Lorz 46 68. 168 Marybeth Lovejoy 13. 168 Sue Lundin 49. 50. 168 John Lyons FC. 44. 57. 83. 154. 169 Mike Majchrzak 169 Linda Makselan 12. 28. 44. 45. 169 Pat Malone 5. 6. 34. 44 Ramona Maramba 154. 169 Angelo Marcheschi 169 Jim Marren 169 Ron Martin 80 Mike Maslo 169 Regina Mathews 48. 90. 155. 169 Jan Matros 169 Beth Matura 6. 154. 169 Denise Mazias 169 Margaret Meeder 170 George Mekebak 58. 92. 170 Lisa Melby 44. 79. 87. 154. 170 Mike Mersereau 80. 171 Phillip Messina 44. 67 Dean Meyer 27. 171 Eleen Meyers 47. 60. 61. 63. 171 Greg Miller 71. 171 Jed Miller 80. 82. 171. 204 Margaret Millsaps 171 Vernis Mims 171 Patti Monahan 12. 143. 171 Mark Montoya 171 Johnnie Moore 80 Sandy Morrone 171 Tina Mulinaro 34 47. 171 Kathy Murphy 3. 4. 5. 6. 12. 34. 55. 171 Laura Murtha 171 Ken Muse 68. 171 Margaret McCarey 44. 50. 59. 169 Lathonya McClinton 170 Saul McClinton 68. 170 Cheryl McElligott 50. 153. 170 Cathy McErlean 3, 12. 54. 55. 170. 192 Tracy McGreal 47, 170 Helen McHale 170 Marian McHugh 47. 170 Ron Nelson 68 154 Sean Nevin 172 Greg Nichols 172 Dave O'Brien 172 Joe Olival 48 ; -Roslyn Ollie 50. 154 172 Dani 0 Shea 172 Denise Outerbridge 46, 74. 152. 172 Sonja Pearson 173 Odette Perez 46. 75. 173 Patty Perreira 44, 173 Diane Perreira 12. 173 180 Tim Peters 173 Charmette Phillips 50. 155 Todd Pope 173 James Powers 173 Joe Powers 58. 89. 173 Roger Powers 152. 173 Dianne Preston 12. 173 Sherri Price 79. 94. 173 Tony Provancal 173 Clifford Puetz 173 James Quinn 173 Kelly Ramberg 173 Chris Ramos 83 Lisa Rank 48. 173 Diana Ray 174 Tina Readdy 44. 45. 174 Ann Resner 13. 174 Ken Reszel FC 44. 174 Robert Richmond 46. 58. 59. 92. 174 Charles Roberson 48. 174 Greg Rodriguez 174 Laura Rooney 45. 174 laryEllen Sawicki 174 ierdre Scalia FC. 6. 31. | 44. 46. 55, 155. 174, 87 [Cindy Schaefer FC, 44. 60, 61. 153, 175 Bob Schifferl 12. 48 Jeff Sedlak 12. 44. 175 Sue Sendera 48. 154. 175 Florence Sendra 175 Frank Sendra 83. 175 Steve Seufert 175 Mary Ruth Shanahan 175 Joyce Sharpe 48. 14 Jim Sheehy 175 Paige Shepard 27. 46. 55. 61. 62. 63. 154. 175 Gayle Siedlecki 175 |Eric Simon 17. 46. 58. 59. 92, 155. 175 Helda Sims 5 Ken Skorup 58. 175 Terry Slattery 175 Dan Smaga FC 44. 154. 176 Mark Smith 46, 176 Terry Smith 50. 176 Kathy Snyder 12. 155. 176 Donna Steck 12. 153. 176 Bob Steele 71. 83 John Stemmelin FC. 12. 44. 176 Charles Steward 17 Kim Stoecker 176 Nancy Strom 12. 79. 155, 176 Jenny Strzelczyk 176 Dennis Sullivan 12, 176 Marsha Sumner 176 Margaret Swets 177 Darlene Swidergal 9, 17 26. 34. 44. 46. 47. 55. 177 Diana Szucs 12. 17, 152, 177. 187 Rhonda Tallo 2. 153. 177 Mike Tattos 83 Anthony Taylor 177 Anthony Taylor 92, 177 Mark Tietz 46. 177 Charles Trent FC, 26. 14. 44. 45. 46. 89. 177 Laura Triplett 177 Patty Trudeau 12. 45. 153 Ed Tucker 177 Cindy Vankat 45, 177 Philip Vincek 178 George Violetto 80, 178 Henry Volson 178 Maureen Wail 178 Kevin Watson 26. 178 Pam Weathington 178 Cassie Welch 178 Patricia Werderman 45. 178 Valerie Westbrooks 26. 90. 178 Tom Whitcomb 48. 178 Pam White 1, 45. 179 Zanetta Whittier FC. 17. 44. 46. 154. 179 Jenny Wielkopolan 47. 50. 61. 63. 179 Keith Willis 41. 44. 46. 68. 179 Dawn Wilson 152. 179 Debbie Wilson 179 Jim Wilson 71 Donna Woods 179 Don Workman 179 Jamie Wrzesinski 48. 179, 186 John Zeman 179 Cathy Zygadlo 44. 54. 87. 179, 192 Juniors Frank Aiello 44. 142 Stacey Aiello 50. 142 Debra Alexander 61. 63. 90 Anne Amaloo 47. 142 John Anton 142 Susan Arnold 142 Junior Arrington 142 Joseph Arvia 142 Michael Babka 142 Katie Baker 142 Barbara Banks 142 Kim Barajas 46, 60. 61. 90. 142 Sherry Bogdalek 142 Karen Bogdanic 142 Craig Bolda 142 Tricia Borden 76. 142 James Boswell 143 Peggy Bowie 143. 147 John Boyd 68. 80. 92. 143 Anthony Bradford 80. 82. 92. 143 Matthew Bradley 49. 143 Eileen Brennan 143 Michael Brenner 143 Carol Brescia 143 Mary Bridgeford 143 Jennifer Bristow 143 Lisa Broadhurst 143 Robert Brown 143 James Burke 143 Kathleen Burke 143 Darrin Burt 67. 143 Jackie Calvert 56. 143 Danon Cameron 68. 80. 143 Lillian Capodagii 143 Nancy Carlson 143 Eileen Carrio 143 Alice Casarda 16. 28. 29. 48. 143 Kevin Casey 8. 143 Edward Cebulski 143 Carla Cellini 143 Michael Cercone 143 John Chenoweth 49. 143 Rich Chiaramonte 143 Mary Chiz 56. 143 Kim Christianson 143 Ron Clayton 68. 83 Tonja Clements 90. 143 Mark Colao Frederic Combs 44. 67. 143, 147 Julie Conzachi 143 Rhonda Cooke 143 William Cravens 143 Diallo Crawford 92. 143 Rosemarie Cressy 143 Terry Cressy 143 Chomas Curran 143 Robert Daggy 143 William Dahl Sherri Dandurand 56. 143 Leslie Davis 56. 90. 143 Liannell Davis 144 Mellvora Davis 56. 144 Lisa Debbs 144 Lateyce Debose 144 Renee Defay 61. 63. 89. Yvette Baron 142 Tom Battle 58. 92. 14jpi James Bauseman 71. 142 Katherine Beamon 50. 142 Mary Beaty 142 Edward Beckman 142 Cynthia Beno 61. 62 63. 142 Michael Berryman 14$ Robert Black 142 Dorthy Blankenship 142 144 Theresa Demonte 144 Cathy Dempsey 3. 16. 55. 90. 144 Daniel Demro 58. 144 Cindy DeYoung 144. 204 Bob Dicksen 144 Carol Dineen 54. 144 Christine Doesburg 144 Tami Dombrowski 17. 44, 45. 144 Sheila Downey 144 Sylvia Downey 144 Eillen Doyle 8, 140. 143. 144 John Durkin 143, 144 Timothy Dutdiewicz 49. 144 Greg Dziedzic 68. 144 Karen Easter 50. 144 Carol Elzmga 44. 55. 61, 63. 144 Cherlynn Ethridge 144 TeriSd Eubanks 144 Tim Evans 10. 71. 92. 144 Douglas Faille 66. 144 Renee Farley 50, 144 Jeanne Farrell 144 Sharon Farrell 63. 76, 87. 144 Len Feil 144 Joanie Fiala 3. 144. 146 Marilynn Fischl 144 David Floeckher 8. 68. 83. 144 Frank Fox 144 Ron Fox 144 Cynthia Franc 144 Tom Frigo 144 Lisa Furman 3. 12. 55. 79. 144 Steve Garner 144 Bill Gerstrenkorn 144 Kevin Gibson 83. 144 Jimmie Gilliand 144 Chris Gimino 144 Lora Green 144 Dave Greenberg 144 Joyce Griffin 87. 144 Sandra Griffin 144 Patti Gross 9. 12. 55. 144 Randy Guinn 144 Joe Gulik 145 James Hall 49 Debbie Hammons 56. 145 Herbie Hancock 34. 68, 83. 137 Therese Hanlon 8. 43, 54, 87. 145 Lisa Hanrahan 46. 145 Jackie Harris 79. 145 James Harris 50. 145 Phyllis Harris 145 Mary Haimann 145 Raymond Harrison 50. 145 Terrance Hayes 50. 80. 145 Alesia Haynesworth 145, 148 Thomas Head 145 Tom Henderson 92, 145 Frank Hernadez 145 Mark Hill 145 Teresa Hill 8. 145 Lisa Hines 145 Russell Hofer 145 Charles Holden 145 James Holeman 145 Craig Holefield 145, 204 John Hoyle 145 Jenny Hudak 61. 63. 145 Janet Huffman 145 Steven Huffman 145 Ron Hulsey 145 Joseph Jackson 50. 145 Lorna Jenkins 145 Dave Jermolowicz 145 Brian Johnson 145 Wayne Johnson 145 John Jones 50. 71, 145 Loretta Jordan 50. 145. 204 William Josma 145 Scott Kaminski 145 Valerie Kaminski 145 Lisa Kapsalis 145 Dan Katzenberger 8. 10. 140. 143. 145 Jeff Keller 58. 67. 89. 145. 188 Angela Kick 50. 145 Barbara King 56 Kelly Kirkpatrick 45. 75 Timothy Kirkwood 68. 71, 145 Deborah Kirn 145 Mark Klekowski 8. 83. 140. 143. 146 Kean Kloese 146 Tracy Knapp 146 Jeffery Knispel 146 Chris Koch 79. 87. 146 Susan Kowalski 146 Anne Kreis 8. 146 Chris Kreuz 8. 76. 87, 146 Bryant Krizik 146 Mark Kukla 146 John Kunst 146 Timothy Kurzydlo 146 Shari Kuter 146 John Kwiatkowski 49. 146 Mike Kwiatkowski 146 Edward Lange 146 Philip Lasky 146 Russell Leavy 89. 146 Karen Legg 146 John Lekavich 146 Darren Lewis 49. 146 Kim Lindsey 146 Michael Lorz 146 Ron Louder 146 Diane Lovejoy 146 Danielle Lucin 56. 146 Karen Lundin 49. 50. 146 James Lustro 146 Joseph Lynch 146 Gloria Mager 146 Bob Manley 146 Lee Manual 146 Paul Marolda 45. 146 Larry Massat 68. 80. 83. 146 Diana Matz 76. 87. 144. 146 David Maxwell 146 Donna Mazias Craig Messinger 146 Jeff Meyer 146 Matt Mezera 146 Mark Milen 146 Fredrick Miller 146 James Miller 146 Marcyia Mims 50. 146 Andy Minas 146 Darren Mines 71. 146 Cynthia Montgomery 147 Chris Moore 147 Larry Moore 147 Lynda Morrissey 17. 87. 147. 191 Dana Moskalik 147 Tracey Murphy 47. 50. 147 Pamela Mustard 147 Teresa McCain 147 Pamela McClinton 147 Christopher McCord 147 John McCutcheon 147 Andrew McElroy 49. 147 Edgar McGee 71 James McGeever 147 Nancy McGuire 87. 144, 147 Laura McNichols 56, 147 Jeff McSheffery 68, 92. 147 Robert Neeley 147 Diana Neighbor 50. 147 Molly Nettles 54, 90. 147 Karen Nolte 147 Steve O’Brien 147 Todd O'Brien 147 Debbie Olson 147 Joanne O'Neill Debbie Paluszkiewicz 147 Jeff Parchem 147 Joseph Parchem 147 Renard Parish 147 Chris Parrillo 146, 147 Darrl Perry 146 Jonathan Perez 67. 147 Robert Perkins 147 James Peters 67. 68. 92, 147 Janet Phillips 147 Patricia Phillips 147 Guy Porter 147 Jolanda Powell 54. 147 Gail Puetz 50. 147 Maurice Pullum 71. 92 Sharon Purifoy 56. 147 Guadal Quintanilla 49. 92. 147 Leeroy Ray 10, 147 Milton Reddick 50. 80 Lori Reed 147 Patricia Reid 5. 6. 147 David Renner 147 Michael Restivo 147 Darren Rice 71. 92 Cecilia Richardson 147 Chris Rickard 66. 147 Tom Richard 68. 147 Jeff Rickey 147 Gary Ritchey 147 Dawn Rizzuto 50. 148 David Rockway 10. 54. 143. 148 Karen Roering 148 Andrew Rogalny 148 Susan Rogers 148 John Rollins 8. 68. 80. 148 Rhonda Roman 148 Robert Romero 148 John Rozek 148 Christine Rushing 47. 148 Fred Rutz 148 Raul Sanchez 148 Marjorie Sanders 144. 148 Nancy Sandusky 148 Beverly Schackart 148 Julie Schaefer 145. 148 Diane Schroeder 148 Leslie Schroeder 148 Carol Schultz 148 Karl Schwartz 148 Laurie Scianna 148 Heather Scott 144. 148 Barbara Sharp 148 Cary Sheehan 148 Janet Shirey 16. 55. 87. 148 Ron Simmons 148 Karen Simon Nancy Simon 46. 60. 61. 90. 148 Barbar Singer 79. 90. 148 Earl Sisk 148 Ronald Skelley 68. 124. 148 James Skinner 68. 148 Bob Slater 148 Shelly Slattery 8. 143. 145. 148 Jeff Smaga 148 Charlie Smith 68. 148 Gerald Snell 148 Ann Sommers 148 Brent Song 47. 57. 148 Kevin Sorrell 148 Steven Soukup 148 Stacey Soyk 148 Joe Sparrey 149 Janet Spencer 31. 61. 63. 149 Roger Spencer 50. 149 Garry Sponaugle 149 Zena Sponaugle 149 Zena Sponaugle 149 Leigh Steakle 149 Linda Stealey 146. 149 Debra Steck 149 Tracy Steele 149 Kelly Sternes 149 Karl Stevens 57, 149 Tammy Strieker 149 Moe Strom 143, 149 Theresa Swanson 3. 9. 12. 55. 149 Kathy Sylvester 149 Raelene Tagler 149 Ron Tatro 149 Dana Taylor 149 Janlango Taylor 149 Felicia Temple 149 Randy Tijerina 149 Jennifer Theis 149 Uani Tillmon 149 Allan Tollefsen 149 Dawn Tortorelli 149 Scott Tracy 149 Kenneth Valacak 149 Debra Vaughan 149 Tamara Vaughan 149 Julie Waldo 31. 45. 46. 149 Yolette Waldroup 149 Anthony Walder 149 Ronald Weber 149 Linda Wedster 149 Karen Westbrook 90. 149 Jeff Weygandt 149 Lesly White 149 Terri Wieronski 61. 63, 79, 149 Eric Widstrom 149 Gregory Wilck 149 Deborah Willard 149 Lori Williquette 149 Gary Wojtanowski 149 Linda Wojciechowski 149 Michele Zamiar 149 roy John Zierlein 5, 46. 149 David Zroback 149 James Zubik 149 Sophomores Allen Adams Grace Adams 50. 132. 134 Robert Adams 15. 69. 132 Diane Adamski 13. 132 Michelle Aielo 132 John Allen 132 Lorri Allen 132 Tammara Allen 132 Angeline Amaloo 9. 13, 132 Jefferey Armor 44. 132 Ernest Baggett 49. 73. 132 Michael Ballman 57. 88. 132. 138 Todd Banks 132 Lisa Bard 132 Richard Barnes 132 Reda Barr 132 Lisa Bartee 132 Jim Batsch 132 Verne Bauer 132 Ronson Beard 93 Michael Belenske 132 Nancy Bell 132 Christine Bennett 132 Maryann Berg 132 William Berger 132 Debra Bisaillon 132 Edward Bisaillon 132 Monique Black 132 Nina Black 50. 77 David Blanco 132 Rhonda Bolda 79. 86. 94. 132 Angela Boyd 132 Robert Boyd 132 Bob Breckinridge 13. 44. 88. 132 Lawrence Brock 132 Andy Browne 132 Tami Browning 132 Karen Bruce 46. 74. 132 James Bubeck 69. 89. 132, 137 Charles Budris 132 Bill Buergermeier 132 Scott Burger 132 Gene Brt 132 Anthony Bullock 69. 133 Jeff Burbatt 133 Elizabeth Burke 133 Donna Burns 8. 9. 133. 137 John Burnson 44. 88. 133 William Caldwell 133 Sheryl Calich 133 Jeff Callan 133 Marilyn Carlson 16. 133 Stephanie Carter 133 Jeffery Cebulski 93. 133 Patricia Ceja 62. 133 Kelly Centers 45. 133 John Chancey 133 Glynis Chaney 78. 133 Crhis Chenoweth 57. 66. 133 Lisa Cherivtch 78. 91. 133 Geoffrey Chiard 133 Evelyn Claiborne 133 Veronica Clark 133 Antonio Cole 133 Russell Collins 72. 133 Dean Combs 133 Brenda Compton 15. 54. 75. 133 John Connelly 133 Michelle Cook 133 Wendy Cook 44. 133 Bryan Cook 133 Antionette Cooper 78. 133 James Corley 69. 84. 133 Dorothy Corriveau 44. 133 Joseph Courchene 133 John Cursio 133 Joseph Cursio 133 Gail Debbs 133 Chris Deguido 133 Chris Demarco 133 Karen Dempsey 44. 75. 133 Theresa Denison 13. 133 Michelle Donofrio 56. 133 Gary Dosset 133 Michelle Douglas 133 Rebecca Doyle 21. 44. 132. 133 Steven Doyle 69. 134 Virginia Duck 123 Maura Dwyer 134 Pamela Egan 78. 134 James Ely 66. 93. 134 Michelle Enos 134 Robert Evans 50. 134 Sonja Evans 10. 13. 54. 78. 134. 137 Kim Fagen 134 James Ferguson 134 Helen Feykes Jeff Fivecoat 134 Timothy Flynn 57. 84, 134 Allen Franc 134, 139. 204 Frank Furman 57. 134 Richard Gallagher 13. 16. 66. 134 Jeffrey Garner 69. 134 Steven Garner 50. 134 Michael Geist 134 Samantha Glass 54. 134 Tony Glowacki 69. 81. 84, 134 Lisa Gold 134 Thomas Goldhagen 134 Robert Gorski 134 Michael Gorz 45. 134 Sean Goulding 69. 84, 134 Joseph Grabowski 69. 84. 134 Leslie Graves 134 Adrienne Green 134 Janice Green 49. 134 Daniel Greenberg 134 Lynn Gregg 75, 91. 134 John Griffin 59. 93. 134 Rosario Guiang 134 Thomas Haimann 45, 134 William Halvorson 134 John Hammond 69. 134 Patricia Hampe 134 David Harper 69. 80, 84. 134 Cynthia Harris 134 Sandra Harris 134 Theresa Hartwig 134 Daniel Hayes 12. 132 Stephen Hearne 135 Brent Henderson 44. 49. 135 Benjamin Henry El 49. 135 Jeffery Hill 66. 89. 135 Daviv Hoffemann 2. 135 Andre Hogan 72. 135 Timothy Houlahan 135 Mark Howard 50. 69. 80. 135 Reginald Hughes 69. 135 Don Isler 135 Russell Jablonski 135 Charles Jackson 135 Cheryl Jackson 135 Derrick Jackson 135 Robert Jacobson 69. 135 Charles Jasinski 135 Tracy Jebens 135 Brenda Jermany 56. 135 Gerald Johnson 66. 135 Ken Johnson 135 Tamara Jones 10. 54. 135 Lawrence Jordan 15. 50. 69. 135. 204 Kris Kaczmarek 135 Lisa Kaminski 8. 135 Richard Kaminski 69. 135 Jody Kara 44. 86. 135 Mark Katzenberger 135 Mark Kennedy 135 David Kibelkis 15. 72. 84. 135 Thomas Kidd 50. 72. 135 Roberta Killingsworth 10. 55. 135 Richard Kimbro 135 George King 135 Denis Kirn 135 John Kmet 13. 66. 135 Jeffrey Kohlman 135 Paula Kolins 135. 137 Kimberly Kolstad 13, 135 Lesley Kowalski 15. 54. 135 Carla Kozora 135 Robert Kracik 17. 44, 45. 135 Mark Kramer 15. 77. 83. 133. 135 Joelyn Krause 136 Jerry Krueger 84. 136 Kaylee Krygowski 136 John Kurczewski 66. 67. 136 Jennifer Laidlaw 136 Gary Lakoskey 49. 88. 136 Mike Larsen 3. 84. 136 Ramona Lilly 50. 136 James Leavy 15. 44. 69. 84. 136 Joseph Ledesma 136 Kimberly Legg 44. 136 William Lester 136 Steven Levelle 69. 93. 136 Nicole Lewis 136 Sherry Linsey 136 Julie Lodygowski 136 Anne Marie Long 136 Steve Lorz 136 Brian l ouder 15. 69. 93. 136 Caryn Lyons 136 Sharyn Lyons 136 Lisa Majchrzak 8. 136 Deborah Majewski 136 Shirley Manchik 136 Mary Lou Manley 16. 136 Charice Mannaiom 136 Amy Marolda 86. 136 Karen Marren 56. 136 Christine Martino 86. 136 Rochelle Mathews 78. 91. 136 Phillip McLin 69. 72. 136 Marybeth McSheffery 54. 86. 136 Robert Meeder 69. 80. 84. 136 Robert Meeder 69. 80. 84. 136 Ellen Meenan 54. 60. 134. 136 Debra Melby 86. 136 William Miller 81. 136 Michelle Mims 50. 136 Jimmie Minett 136 Scott Modrak 136 Lisa Molstad 136 Dennis Morales 93. 136 John Morrone 136 Debra Moseley 136 Richard Mundinger 137 Terry Murphy 137 Richard Nagel 15. 51. 137 Dawn Nebe 137 Linda Neeley 137 Gregory Nixon 137 Leonard Nixon 69. 93. 137 Matthew Oliva 137 Julie Oster 137 Tim Overall 137 Richard Paggi 137 Sharon Palmer 77. 86. 137 Lori Pappalardo 46, 137 Michael Patrykus 44. 88. 137 Kevin Payne 137 Charlene Perry 137 Gregory Peterson 137 Thomas Petrizzo 137 Brenda Plummer 78. 137 Colleen Polizzi 1. 16. 62. 137 Telanee Polk 137 Kim Powell 137 Joseph Powers 69. 137. 138 Donna Quinn 137 Jose Quintanilla 49. 93. 136. 137 Michael Raby 137 William Reddick 50 Daniel Redman 72. 84. 137 Gerald Reeks 137 Sharon Reeves 77. 137 William Reeves 137 John Restivo 2. 137 John Rice 137 Anthony Rivoli 137 Michael Rizzo 137 Kristy Rockrohr 135. 137 Norma Rodriguez 137 Donna Rooney 137 Joseph Ruelte 137 Dawn Russo 137 John Russo 138 Sandra Rutter 75. 138 Gregg Samuelson 138 David Scalia 84. 138 Jeanette Scarver 138 Sharon Scarver 138 Michelle Scatena 138 '''■'Wayde Schmeski 4. 69. 138 Lisa' Schoper 138 Chris Schroder 138 Linda Schuck 138 Jim Schuler 72. 84. 138 Franke Sebastian 138 Kirtfberly Sedlak 91. 138 Jeffery Seller 138 Timothy Sendera 138 David Shanley 49. 69. 138 CylthiaSinger 138 % Lynrv-Singer 138 Skinner 69. 72. 138 '.dwin Slota 44. 138 Eddie Smitl 138 Huriah Sinith 72, William Smith 72 Tracy Snell 138 Marybeth Snyders 44. 45. 46.91.132.138 Cynthia Sohl 54 T38 Shannon South 49. 69. 7 93, 138 Tammy Spell 138 Jeffrey Stange 138 Steve Stanis 44 Thomas Stanis 88. 138 Michaelina Staubin 62. 138 Julie Stemmelin 138 Lori Sternes 138 Hyacinth Stokes 138 Jerald Strieker 138 Todd Struebing 57. 93. 138 Anthnnv Sullivan 50. 69. 139 Andy Wielkopolan 84. 139 Alesia Wilbon 139 Mary Wilke 139 Tressa Wilkins 13® John Williams 139 Joe Williamsen 13 Don.,Williamson IjST Ronde Wilma 4. 55, 139, 202 Kim Wilson 54. 139 MesheMe Wilson 78. Dawn Woestmap 139 ) Cindy Wojtanowski'139 , Scott Woods 3. 49. 58. 66, 93. 139 Lynette WFoWeski 139 Mary Young 139 Mary Yucuis 54. 60. 86. 130, 139 Vicky Zaffino 139 Gina Zawetski 44. 55. 139 Joe Zawisza 72 gfcfo- . Dennis Zylvitis 139 Freshmen Tim Abramic 73. 85. 122 Theresa Adams 19. 122 Elizabeth Allen 122 Consuelo Almanza 122 Jim Anderson 122, 129 Dave Tony Kim Chariest Wendy Charleston 122 Dave Chiaramonte 85. 129 Nathan Clark 122 Scott Cloud 123 Shirley Coleman 123 Daryl Combs 123 George Combs 123 Robert Connor 123 Ken Cornwall 123 Mike Corriveau 73 123. 129 Sam Cowger 6q, 123'JBHB Tyronne Crawferd 50, 60. 123 Warren Crump 123 Loretta Davis 123 Sheila Davis 86, 123 Mike Davy 123 Dale Demro 59. 74. 123 Jean Deneka 86. 123 Sheila DeYoung 123 Dennis Dickover 123 Mike Dicksen 45. 49. 123 Fred Dillman.123 Karl Dillman 123 Kim Dilworth 73. 123 Cheryl Dodson 123 Kim Doesburg 123 Derek Doggett 123 Eileen Golat 49. 84. Penny Green 124 Julie Goldhagen 121. 124 David Gonzales 73. .124 Lisa Graram 124 Victorj fereen 124 Pat Sriffin 59, 93. 124 ySybil Guinn 124 Melanie Gunaka 50. 74. 124 Lynore Guzzonato 124 X Gina.Hall 124 Jeff Hall 124 Barb Harper 124 Don Hargrove 73. 124 Dawn Harnish 86. 124. 128 Calviq_toTis 124 James Harris 124 Jerome Harris 124 Lisa Ffartsfield 124 Monica Hartwig 124 Tracey Hauber 124 Julie Hearne 10, 91. 124, 201 V?': Terry Hernandez 124 Cindy Hill 124 Phil Hines 124 Karene Houser 124 Ken Hoyle 66. 124. 127 Tina Huffman 124 — Tim Huisman 124 Kathy Huntsey 124 Mark Hutton 124 Ron Jablonski 73. 124 138 Robert Arnott 122 Bob Downey 123 Shereeroarema 46. 76. 120, Roger Sullivan 138 Robbie Arrington 122. 127 Bob Duball 59. 123 161 Tim Sullivan 72. 84. 138 Cathy Arvia 122 Rachel Dunker 123 Jitramalai Joysumpoa 75 Bryan Sumner 139 Terry Dunn 123 Jjcott Jebens 44 Michael Sumowski 72, 84. Jim Babka 66, 122 Annette Dusolo 123 139 Thomas Sustan 1. 59, 139 Marvin Baggett 73, 93. 122 Chris Baker 44. 122 Mike Egan 82. 123. 125 Tony Kara 59 Steve Keller 44. 49. 59. 93 Rodney Sutton 69. 81, 139 Tracy Baron 122 Dan Eiduk 123 Charles Kmety 125 Robert Swanson 49. 73. 81. Curt Barta 122 Pam Ely 44, 62. 78. 123. Garland Knight 91 84. 139 Tiffany Bartee 88. 122 127. 204 Tom Koch 73. 125 Susan Swan 13 Mike Baumeister 122 Joe Engwall 82. 123. 125 Nancy Koesema 125 Patricia Szucs 55. 132. 139 Janice Bauseman 122 Kim Enk 86, 123 Kim Konecki 44, 46. 86, James Szudy 139 Tom Beaulieu 122 Sean Bender 122 Tamra Farle' i 123 125 Kim Kraatz 60. 61. 78. 86, Sheila Toppins 139 Howard Bennett 122 Sheila Farris 123 125 William Tortorelli 139 Mary Bernas 27. 46. 78. Diane Feil 86, 120. 123 Kevin Kristof 125 Jacqueline Trent 4. 54. 78. 86. 122. 128 George Fetcho 85. 123 Kim Kuba 125 139 John Trudeau 69. 89. 139 Michael Tryon 139 Torrence Turner 139 Stephen Tuttle 139 Chris Vanderwall 139 Robert Veal 50. 59. 72. 93. 139 Tim Vincek 139 Tom Vivado 139 Hulbert Waldroup 139 Rich Walker 45. 88. 139 Tim Walker 139 Doug Warnicki 44. 139 Brian Weathington 139 Kevin Wmtney 69. 93. 139 Terrence Whittier 69, 71. Gwen Berndt 122 Mike Bogusz 122 Keith Bohne 122 Cynthia Booth 122 Michelle Bostrom 78. 122. 128, 196 Tim Bourne 122 Tammy Bowie 122 Derrick 106. 122 Matt Brady 122, 123 Davonia Brooks 78. 90. 122 Brenda Brown 122 jjpp tine Bruce 9, 44, 46. 74. 67. 86. 122 Margaret Burke 122 David Butler 122 Derrick Cameron 73, 122 Kathy Carrillo 86. 122 Tony Filipiak 123 David Flynn 123 Paul Fox 123 Kevin Franklin 123 Howard Frazier 123 Scott Friend 123 Barb Gabriel 44. 78. 86. 124 Brian Garay 124 Denise Garbacz 17. 59. 124 Brian Garay 124 Denise Garbacz 17. 59. 124 Steve Genuisz 124 Dave Gerstetter 124 Keith Gibson 73. 124 ' Lesha Gilbert 124 Gina Gimino 124 Carl Geoke 124 John Laidlaw 125 Scott Lam 125 Gerald Lange 123. 125 Larry LeClercq 125 Stacee Lee 125 Zevland Lee 126 Kathy Legg 126 Kelly Leonhardt 126 Gayle Lohman 126. 127 Lisa Lombardo 126. 127 Janet Long 126 Matt Long 126 Brian Lovejoy 126 Dave Lynch 126 Deana Lyons 75. 126. 204 Chris Mager 62. 126. Todd Malmborg 126 128 184 Mark Malone 126 Bob Mann 126 Judy Maslo 62. 126 Laurette Mattert 126 Richard Matthews 82. 126 Sunday Matthis 77. 126 Liz Matz 77. 86. 126. 123, 122. 128. 196. 201 Karen Maxwell 126 Margaret Meegan 126 Karen Mercer 126 Paul Meyer 126 Jenny Meyers 91. 126 Deanna Mikrut 126 Pam Mikrut 126 Angela Miller 78. 126 Diane Miller 126 Mike Miller 126 Sharon Miller 124. 126 Shirley Miller 126 Wendy Miller 87. 126 Anissa Mitchell 126 James Mobley 126 Charles Montgomery 73. 126. 129 Connie Moore 126 Pat Moore 126 Frank Morrone 126 Matt Muhr 126 Carl McCall 73. 126 Royal McClinton 126. 129 Pat McDonald 127 Jim McElligott 127 Linda McGeever 127 Sue McHale 78. 86. 127. 129 Charlotte McLain 126. 127 Lora McLin 127 Angela McNeal 50 Pamela Nailing 91. 127 Joann Nelson 127 Joe Nicastro 59. 127 Bernard Nixon 127 Debra Nolte 127 Dawn O'Brien 46. 127. 128 Gina O’Connor 126. 127 Sandra Oppelt 50. 127 Donna Ostrander 77. 127 Greg Ota 57. 73. 85. 127 Debra Parchem 67, 127 Tom Parrillo 27. 57. 73. 127 Michelle Parrish 126. 127 Sidney Perez 75. 127 Santhia Perry 127 Amy Peters 11. 75. 86. 78. 127 Joe Petrizzo 127. 129 Sandra Phipps 127 Robert Polk 127 Christopher Powell 80. 127 Henry Prystalski 127 Audra Purifoy 78. 91. 126 Leroy Puttkammer 127 Denise Raspanti 127 Joe Reda 73. 85. 127 Clayton Reed 124. 127 Shannon Remaly 127 Vincent Richardson 127 Stacey Rinearson 127 Jean Rock 127 Ron Roering 127 Vieslaw Rogalny 127 Pam Roper 49. 127 Dawn Royse 127 Victor Rudmski 127 Wayne Ruff 127 Lisa Rumisek 128 Cheri Rushing 128 Don Rutz 128 Sheri Sabados 128 James Sala 128 Brian Saternus 73. 85. 128 Tim Scarver 50. 82. 93. 125. 128 Pat Schifferl 128 Holly Schmidt 50. 74 128 Lynne Schroeder 128 Pam Seales 49. 77. 86. 128 Debbie Sedlak 86. 128 Teppia Sekyra 128 Mike Sendra 128 Dante Shafala 123. 128 Jenny Sheehan 128 Steven Shoaf 44. 128 Robert Simmons 128 Sue Singer 122. 128 Jerry Sinwelski 128 Robert Skoda 128 Leda Smaga 78. 86. 128 Ken Smith 128 Sharee Sorrell 78. 128 Harlan South 73. 92. 128. 129 Maura Stanger 86. 128 Wanda Stark 128 Matt Stevens 93. 128 Dan Stoecker 128 Kim Streeter 78. 128 Julia Strouhal 49. 128 Jeff Struebing 128 Earnest Sutton Jeff Swaggerty 128 Laura Szucs 128 Laura Szudy 128 Paul Szudy 128 Bob Tallo 128 Mike Taylor 128 Barb Theilgaard 128 Julianne Theis 129 Michelle Theilgaard 128 Brian Tobin 93. 129 Lori Torres 78. 86. 128. 129 Anton Tovo 125. 129 Felicia Towns 129 Fredrick Towns 129 Ed Triplett 129 Greg Trivette 59. 93. 129 Diane Udoni 129 Barb Vaughan 86. 129 Elliot Veal 50. 93. 129 Bill Villarreal 59. 93. 129 Carrie violetto 74. 77. 129 Candace Walczak 129 Contance Walczak 129 Alison Walker 129 Chris Warchol 129 Michael Watson 73 Todd Wayne 73. 125. 129 Bob Weber 129 Jim Wedge 129 Ed Weglarz 129 Kelly Wegner 129 Gina Welch 78. 129 Eric White 129 Jesse Whitten 129 Brian Widstrom 129 David Wilck 129 Arnette Williams 129 Scott Wills 57. 129 Penny Winston 129 Kim Wisniewski 129 Latriece Witcher 129 Tim Wizesinski 129 Therese Young 129 Mark Yucuis 59. 93. 129 Joy Zawisza 78. 86. 129 Donna Zetterberg 129 Donna Zohfeld 49. 86. 126, 129 Mark Zuiker 129 Faculty and Staff Robert Adams 112 Kathy Allen 105 Mary Lou Berry George Bieber 101 Sue Boettcher 104 Carole Boitnott 109 Otis Branch 18. 19. 109 Bill Brown 110 Bill Crater 106 John D Ambrosio 68. 104 Denny Denman 116 Bill Egan 48. 112 Del Egli 102 Dom Falaschetti 109 Rich Fleck 20. 111. 140 Kathy Freeman 116 Bob Fritz 116 Pat Gregory 101 Alyce Hanley 113 Kyle Hastings 73. 115 Don Hollingsworth 109 Randy Hrkel 63. 71. 108 Homer Hulfachor 44. 101 Charles Hull 115 Lo Jegers 116 Tom Johnson 68. 116 Allen Jones 4. 10. 101 Bob Keller 58. 107 Ken Kempton 20. 49. 106 Don Kennedy 106 Tom Kinsella 8. 62. 103 Jean Klacik 116 Barb Knoderer 106 Diane Korhonen 105 Mike Kristan 71. 102 Bill Krone 112 Joan Krysinski 105 Mary Lou Kulovitz 110 Mike Kulovitz 108 Francis Lombaer 103 Mildred Love 104 Bill Magurnay 68. 112 Judy Mastella 78. 113 Marge Mentzer 49 Ed Melby 106 Jim Miller 4. 101 Besty Molnar 115 Warren Montgomery 47. 107 Mary Lou Moore 110 Dan Morris 114 Leon Newbern 101 Ed Novak 113 Bill Nowak 102 Kevin O'Donnell 45. 59. 108 Joe Phelan 20. 115 Linda Profetto 45. 102 Jackie Reid 47 Dave Reynolds 44. 110 Edna Roach 109 Nancy Rowe 104 Jackie Ryan 106 Ruth Schmidt 20. 105 Ken Scott 70. 73. 113 Nancy Serviss 113 Bob Smith 113 Virginia Stoecker 114 Gerry Stupeck 112 Jim Sullivan 110 Val Thomas 20. 116 Louis Toney 103 Kathy Tisoncik 112 Don Vechiola 108 Em Wahlberg 20. 76. 107 Vicki Watson 111 Earnest Wilkinson 103 Jim Williams 49. 107 Tom Wold 103 ADVERTISEMENTS Community Working Together Bremen serves six communities and tries to reduce the gap between school and local concerns. Advertising is one of the many ways in which local merchants express their eagerness to help the students. Our local merchants employ many, many Bremen students with a variety of jobs ranging from fast food restaurants to banks. This involvement shows the concern that merchants express for students. In turn, Bremen students are eager to hold responsible jobs and help contribute to their community. Above: Lori Williquette working at McDonalds. Right: Jamie Wrzesinski making pizzas as Mid-Villa. 186 Our Community Supporters Upper left: Louie Ceja cookin' at Midlothian McDonalds. Upper right: Diana Szucs has a heart for Midlothian State Bank. Lower left: Rachele Garay waits on customers in McDonalds. Lower right: Fred Bartee servicing the drive-up windows at Midlothian State Bank. 187 Pehjfel r Pfrf Prompt, Courteous and Sympathetic Service Casket Display on Premises Office and Residence For those special occasions, “Say it with Flowers Flowers for Weddings Funerals and all Special Occasions including Proms and Graduations Use Duncan-Zimny Funeral Home Entrance 385-4343 14520 So. Western Avenue Posen, IL 60469 (312) 385-0634 14522 S. Western Ave. Posen, IL 60469 HAIR FOR REALLY GOOD HAIR CARE, COME IN AND TALK TO OUR STYLIST. 14736 S. Pulaski Midlothian, III. 60445 388-9730 UILLHGE OF IIIIDLDTHIH n Harry Raday Robert Hansen George Eberhardt Thomas Murawski Robert Hickey Edward Milen Edmund Hayden Delbert Heath President Village Clerk Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee The Community That Pride Built Midlothian State Bank 3737 West 147th Street Midlothian, IL 60445 Telephone: 388-8500 189 Midlothian, Illinois 60445 371-8710 The Halftime Lounge 14640 Waverly Midlothian, Illinois 60445 371-4458 Dixie Billiards € 15407 S. Cicero Oak Forest, Illinois 60452 687- 0144 Illinois School Bus 190 Illinois School Bus 13939 Soulh Cicero Ave Crestwood Illinois 60445 312 389-4545 'a safe ride to school' CAP DACE I7VSL7R.47VCE COMPLETE COVERAGE-BUSINESS OR PERSONAL Motorcycle Insurance Homeowners, Fire, Theft, Auto, Marine Life, Hospitalization, Accident Health BE SAFE BE INSURED Cap Dace-John Dace-Dan Dace 30 Years of Service Daily 9:30-5:30 Sat. 9:30-1:00 14716 Karlov Ave. 597-1220 Midlothian, III. BECKY HOSILTON Owner Manager Allstate AUTO-HOMEOWNERS-UFE-HEALTH-FINANCE 4724 WEST 147TH STREET MIDLOTHIAN, ILLINOIS 60445 312 389-0952 Joe Kaiker Account Agent 15750 S. Harlem Ave., Unit 12, Orland Park, IL 60462 Bus. Sub. 429-1900 Chgo. 239-4534 Res. 349-1115 0 American Seating AUTHORIZED DEALER OPEN OFTICE SYSTEMS FURNITURE Layout - Planning - Design VanidA •• • PRINTINC OrriCE SUPPLY (312) 687-3055 1 1800 SOUTH CICERO AVENUE CAK FOREST, IL 60452 MODERN WAY c PLAT Dry Cleaning and Washing Center Open 7a.m. to 9p.m., Sunday 8a.m. to 7p.m. 14642 Pulaski Ave Midlothian, Illinois 60445 388-1750 Oak Tree Gift House USTOM E GLASS, I NC. 3820 West 147th Street Posen, Illinois 60469 388-3165 Doll Houses Furniture-Candles-Flower Arrangements-Unusual Gifts-Wood Carvings-Wall Decor-Fenton Lamps-Wedding-Crystal-Silver-Religious Items-Music Boxes-Cards-Jewelry-Picture Framing-Lamps Repaired. Mon-Thur 9-6. Fri 9-9 Sat 9-5 Master Charge Visa PHONE: 687-2929 aw HaMWM! cssrrss ACE THE MORE STORE“ 15541 S. Cicero Ave. 687 2730 192 Mottos Foods 4640 W. 147 St. Midlothian, III 60445 Mon.-Sat. 9a.m.-9p.m. Sunday 9a.m.-6p.m. TRICK SHOP DEIITE DONUT a restaurant 4021 W. 147th Street Midlothian, III 60445 385-9550 193 Nobody can do it like McDonald’s can AA ■McDonald's I ■ I® 14601 S. Pulaski Midlothian, Illinois 60445 389-9766 MIDLOTHIAN PARK DISTRICT Robert L. Rooney President Adolph Quelly Vice-President Robert Pursel Commissioner Deborah Swanson Commissioner Darlene Griffin Commissioner Margaret Curran Secretary 14500 South Kostner Ave. Midlothian Illinois, 60445 COLONH lANDRftt MCIM Kentucky f? Fried § tfkiekenl 3433 W. 159th Street Markham, Illinois 60426 331-7730 146th Pulaski Midlothian, III. 60445 195 INC. 2444 SIBLEY BLVD. POSEN. ILLINOIS 60469 371 - 3400 Vandenberg Medical- Surgical Supplies, Inc. 5210 W. 159th Street Oak Forest, IL 60452 CHUCK CAVALLINI'S 6 Private Dining Rooms The Original Chuckwagon Banquets 20-1000 3845 W. 147th Street Midlothian, Illinois FUIton8-1690 One Block East of Crawford Ave. on 147th Street iCaiJuj’s Beauiij Mon-Tues 900-530 Wed • Fri 9 00 - 700 Sat 8 00-4-00 No Appointment Necessary 388-9882 Kathy Domrese 3921 W. 147th St. Midlothian, IL 60445 § AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR CUSTOM WORK AL_I_ TYPES OF LEATHER REPAIR FRANK MORRONE 4041 W. 147TM STREET (1 Va Blk. west of Pulaski) MIDLOTHIAN. U S.A. DUNN RITE CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL specialist in insurance Waterbeds, rflLL Buckles Beltsl MIJULA INTERICRS FACTORY DIRECT � Den Sets 8 Custom Furniture 687-5900 replacement autos 385-3QOC 3934 W. 147th St. Midlothian. IL 60445 Jim s House of Flowers Your Community Florist 721 Taylor St. Flowers for 14440 S. Joliet, III. 60435 all occasions Western Ave. 815-727-6547 Silk or fresh cut Posen, III. 60445 James G. Sossong owner 312-388-0680 Specializing in Diamond Rings We sell Bremen School Rings 14121 Cicero Ave. Crestwood Plaza Crestwood, IL Phone: 385-1159 'I I' V Mid Villa Pi zza Pub Cairyo u t - Deli very Any Combination Pizza Regular Or Deep Dish Mostaccioli, Chicken, Spaghetti, Shrimp, Perch, Fries, Gorlic Bread -Also Sandwiches Soft Drink s- IOPEN 7 DAYS) HOURS Sunday thru Thursday 5:00 P.M. to 12:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday 5:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Phone FUlton 8-4744 3636 W. 147th Si Midlothian, Illinois TAKE THE FAMILY TO TASTEE FREEZ That’s where the good things are! 3228 W. 147th St. (Near Kedzie) CARRY OUTS call 385-9605 TASTEE SANDWICHES ICE CREAM TREATS 50 FLAVORS Wally's Automotive Radiator Repairs RADAY’S INC. 14751 South Pulaski Road Grill’s Hardware Midlothian, IL 60445 Phone: 389-5150 A COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE” 385-2730 Kenneth Grill 3831 W. 147th Midlothian, III. RADIO, T.V. and APPLIANCES 198 BREMEN BOOSTER CLUB (Parents Giving A Helping Hand) Off ice t$ Len Anne Feil PRESIDENTS Matt Carol Peters Robert Betty Schaefer VICE PRESIDENTS TRESURERS Jim Evelyn Ely SECRETARIES Gladys Schuler PUBLICITY D S AUTO PARTS INC. OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK 2919 W. 147th POSEN, I LLINOIS (312) 389-4600 Midlothian, Illinois 60445 597-9754 597-1380 r xno-AAy RESTAURANT 4712 West 147th Street Midlothian, Illinois 60445 PATTERNS in FLOWERS James H. Schuler 14817 St. Loius Midlothian, Illinois 60445 Phone: 389-9518 prom t dance nosegays 4155 W. 147th St. Midlothian, Illinois 60445 Sales- Appraisal- Insurance Deli • Catering • Carry outs • Party Paks Homemade Italian Sausage 201 The 1982 Arrow Staff Does It Again Managing Editor Laurie Carney Senior Editor Michael Hofemann Junior Editor Cindy Franc Business Editor Ronda Wilma Staff Maureen Dorsey Lisa Furman Julie Schaefer Shelly Slattery Maureen Strom Michelle Donofrio Allen Franc Lynn Gregg John Griffin Mark Katzenberger Jim Schuler Ed Slota Donna Rooney Michelle Bostrom Liz Matz Julie Hearne Laura Szucs Another Year Another Yearbook Above; Laura, Rhonda, and Julie nervously await their turn during Homecoming activities. Left; Laura. Julie, Liz. and Michelle, “Our Freshman Staff 202 Arrow Staff Jim. Rick, Ronda, and Michelle discussing the Yearbook details at the S.I.C.A. conference, and a free dinner at Pizza Hut. In the four years I have worked on the Bremen Arrow, I have learned the importance of teamwork and organization. It takes a group of people working together to put together the Yearbook. Everyone had to do their part. Even the littlest jobs make up an important part of the Yearbook. We have a very hard working and dedicated staff who devoted their free time to put this year's Arrow together. I feel our staff has done a good job in preserving the memories of the 81-82 school year.” Laurie Carney: Managing Editor Allan. Lynn. Ed. Ronda. Donna. Michelle. Mark, John, and Jim; very relaxed, yet devoted all the same. above; Ronda Wilma, our staff business lady. Left: Laurie Carney and Michael Hofemann giving their top executive thoughts on their top editor positions. Arrow Staff 203 If someone ten years from now asked you what you remember most about this year, what would you say? 1. Lorin Chew- Senior - The toga skit we did on the cruise. 2. Cindy DeYoung - Junior - The spring break I spent in South Carolina with relatives. 3. Pam £ y-Freshman • Belonging to the Tennis. Basketball, and Swim team. 4. Allen Franc- Sophomore - The field trip to Chicago with Mr. D'Ambrosio's English class. It was great. 5. Craig Holifteld - Junior - I will most remember the clubs and activities I participated m and the teachers I had. 6. Larry Jordon - Sophomore - I would remember the interception I got in a football game. I felt like a wide receiver. There was a nice selection of freshmen girls too. 7. Loretta Jordon - Junior - The most I will remember is singing in concert choir and the activities, plus my favorite teachers. 8. Chris Koch - Junior • “The highlight of my junior year is being on the girls basketball team and winning conference. 9. Susan Lundin - Senior - GRADUATION . 10. Deana Lyons - Freshman - I was on the girls swim team. I went to districts and broke the 2001M I also enjoyed meeting new friends. 11. Jed Miller- Senior - Ah my friends and wrestling. 12. Robert Polk - Freshman It was fun. I was fun the freshman football team, During spirit week I enjoyed watching the girls powderpuff game and obstacle course. 13. Wally Quintanilla - Junior - The crazy time he had all during Spirit Week. 14. Lisa Rank- Senior - Meeting the man of my dreams. Danny. 15. Joe Reda - Freshman- l was a member of the freshman basketball team which took conference for the third year. I was also on the Honor Roll. 16. Dan Redman - Sophomore • “Our baseball season. We're undefeated and it’s the best season we've ever had.” 17. Teppi Sekyra Freshman - I have enjoyed Home Ec. and Girls Chorus during my first year here. 18 Nancy Simon - Junior - The good time we had on cross country with Mr. Reynolds. 19. Marybeth Beasley Snyders Sophomore - “I have a lot of hard classes. I am on track and I have a lot of fun meeting new people. I also enjoy being a class officer. 20. Nancy Strom - Senior - The Cruise 21. Sheila Toppm - Sophomore - Being excited about going to prom. It's nice for a sophomore to go to the prom. BREMEN SPORTS F«s8i - WSffStsw ” Ss3r§ a wsBBgmsmsB smmmflm INDIVIDUALS BRING BREMEN HONOR __________s Pom Pons lend their support Bremen's Pom Pon and Cheerleader squads are considered by many to be the most active participating in inner and out of school activities. The Pom Pon are a part of the halftime entertainment during all home basketball and football games. They also active in the pep rallies during spirit week and the activities themselves. In addition to participating in school activities the Pom Pons also volunteer to help during Lion's Day. The girls work from six AM to one AM collecting money to help the Lion's program for the blind. The Cheerleaders are involved in three sports, football, basketball, and wrestling. Unlike the Pom Pons however, the Cheerleaders attend every game and provide entertainment and spirit before and during the game. Like the Pom Pons, the Cheerleaders also participate in other inner school and out of school activities. Spirit week found them cheering, making skits, and participating in the events. Apart from their regular duties, the fall cheerleaders spent a morning collecting donations to support the Knights of Columbus program for the handicapped. The winter cheerleaders were not to be excluded so they donned their elf outfits and helped Santa meet all the children. The hours spent by these girls can not be counted. They are a constant support not only to their teams, but to their school and community.