Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

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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.

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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

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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