Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

Top Left - Amy Peters and Deana Lyons switching roles at the Homecoming game. Top - Bernadine Rzab ready to study. Bottom Left - Jean Deneka and Janice Bodinet-“Is that the best pose you can think of?” Bottom - Angie Miller and Antionette Cooper taking a popcorn break. OPPOSITE PAGE - Right - Tom Parrillo and Tammy Leaty mixing their chemicals. Bottom Left -Diane Huntsey and Senita Jones stiring their meal. Bottom Right - Ellie Meenan and “Officer Friendly. ” PEGASUS In Greek Mythology, Pegasus is the winged horse of the Muses, the nine goddesses of the Arts and Sciences. Pegasus was born from the sea foam and blood of the slaughtered Medusa, a Gorgon who could turn anyone into stone. Pegasus was caught by Minerva, goddess of wisdom and patroness of the Arts and Trades, and was tamed and given to the Muses by her. According to legend, there was a most horrible fire-hreath-ing monster called the Chimaera. 4 OPES INC This monster caused great ha toe and destruction in the city of l.ycia. The king, lohates. wished to find some hero brate enough to slay the heast. At the time, there was a gallant young warrior in his court whose name was Hellerophon. He had brought with him letters from the king's son-in-law. Proctus. that stated Hellerophon to he a courageous and hrate hero hut also includedad ice to ha%em him killed because Proctus suspected that his wife. n-tea. admired him just a little too much. The king was confused as to what to do about the young man. lie didn't want to he unhospitahle to his guest, yet he also wanted to help his son-in-law. lie then remembered the (himaera and decided to send Hellerophon to slay the monster. Hellerophon accepted (cont. on pg. OPPOSITE PAGE: Upper Left- Jerrill Flournoy concentrates on his drawing. Lower Left-Jeff Gordon all wrapped up in his tuba. Upper Right- Mike Larsen show's off his T-shirt. THIS PAGE: Above- Bremen High School-always in order. Middle- Varsity Cheerleaders have a toast. Lower- Lisa Vase in typing class. Icont. from pg. 4i hut first went to seek the counsel of the soothsayer. Polyi-dus. who told him to obtain the aid of Pegasus for the combat. Bellerophon then spent the night at the temple of Minerva. where while he slept. Minerva gave him a golden bridle and when he awoke. showed him hhere to find Pegasus. Willingly. Pegasus came to Bellerophon knowing of the hardships to folioh. Through the help of Pegasus. Bellerophon easily destroyed the monster Chimaera. Bellerophon was then subjected by the king to more dangerous deeds that he conquered with Pegasus’ assistance. Ioates realized that Bellerophon was in favor with the gods and made him successor to his throne. Bellerophon later became conceited concerning his triumphs and fell out of favor with the gods. W hen he attempted to fly up to the heavens on his own on Pegasus, the god Jupiter made a gadfly sting Pegasus. This caused Pegasus to throw Bellerophon who became lame and blind and spent the rest of his life wandering alone. Pegasus, though, rose to the heavens to become the constellation named after him. OPPOSITE PAGE: Upper left: Ricky Gonzales makes an OKA V pass. Lower Left: Senior Tammy Batzel. Upper Right: Laura Szuce engrossed in the American History Lecture. Lower Right: Mike Watson, Mark Anderson and Adrianne Greene clowning around at the football game. THIS PAGE: Upper Right: Rick Gallagher picking garbage in his Sunday best. Below: Steve Keller shows Derrick Boyd that hefs flat broke! 4s the ancient Greeks And Romans had their Rites and Festivals to honor their mythological Gods, Bremen also celebrates its own special occasions. The Greeks and Romans celebrated Rites of Spring with feast and merriments, while here at Bremen, Homecoming, Prom and other activities offer a special time for celebration. Children’s parties on Halloween, Christmas door decorations and the Senior picnic are other ways in which Bremen students celebrate. Though Bremen celebrates differently than the ancient civilizations did, and for different reasons, the same joyous atmosphere is achieved. THIS PAGE: Upper Left: Senior Rond:i Wilma at the Homecoming game. Lower Left: Senior Pam Egan helping on the K of C' Tootsie Roll Day. Below: Tony Cummings. OPPOSITE PAGE: Above: Fresh-men Scott Devlin and Geneva Bay less looking alive in class. Below: Melissa Callan and a little girl at the Halloween Party. THIS PAGE - Left - NHS Flower Children Karen Dempsey, Michelle Donofrio, Mark Katzenberger, MaryBeth Snyders, Lower Left -The Winning Senior Float Lower Right - Tim Williams marching in the parade. OPPOSITE PAGE -Upper Left - Theresa-Six cheers for the Frosh float. Upper Right - Junior class float. Middle: Proud Freshman surround their float. Lower Left: Lisa Howard and the Sophomore class float. Lower right: Pom Pon girls take part in the parade. 1983 Homecoming . . Memories Of years Past to PARADE Homecom ing fame The 1983 Homecoming Games resulted in two victories and one defeat. The Freshman and Sophomore teams were victorious, but the Braves Varsity could not contain the Boilermakers. above- Senior Dave Harper right- A Brave spectator, below- Senior Wayde Schmeski. above left- Sophomore Kevin Dillard, middle left- Braves Varsity Cheerleaders, below left-Sophomore Rick Gonzalez. This year's assembly was not at all like the Homecoming Assemblies of past years. All class competition was eliminated other than an unenthu-siastic class cheer. LEFT - Top - Mr. Smith Todd Struebing and Shawn Ballman Middle Sophomore Cheerleaders Bottom - James Perry RIGHT - Top - Mary Yucuis and Mike Larsen Middle -Vong Chantha ong HOMECOMING COURT 1983: From left■ Cindy Sohl and Dan Redman. Brenda Jermany and Elliot Veal, Queen Mary Yucuis and Rodney Gollembeck, Adrienne Green and Robert Veal, Tammy Jones and Tim Sullivan. Upper Left - Amy Peters and Scott Friend arriving at the dance. Above - Tracey Hauher and Mike Hartman dance the night away. Left - Lynn Pence, Dare Eberhardt enjoying the dance with friends. Upper Right - The Mood of Memories Right - Calvin Harris and Larisa Jennings sitting out a dance. Child Care Entertains Kids On Halloween Mrs. Watson’s Child Care Classes hosted their annual Halloween party for local children. The youngsters came dressed in Halloween cos-tumes and were entertained with games and songs. The children made their own paintings and were given candy and other treats. Top Left - Cheri Rushing serving refreshments. Top - Kelly Konecki entertains her little friend. Left - Kelly Batsch-a little bored with the activities. Above - Patty Cake-one of Michelle Shires favorit games Jolk fair (jives Bremen J Zaste Of Culture. This year’s annual Folk Fair, sponsored by the French and Spanish Clubs, was a huge success. The aroma of exotic foods from all over the world added to its lively atmosphere. A down even showed up to entertain the crowd. Top-Jose Blanco, browsing through the international Christmas cards. Above-Dina Hoover: “Don't you dare take my picture! Right-Reggie Hughes fakin' a break. Christmas Season Opens, Bottom- Gina Dicosola, Patty O'Connor. Julie Jarema. Sharee Jarema. Laura Cu 'ner. 2nd Row-Linda Venezia, Laura Rinehart, Check F.akins, Chuck Gerth, Nancy Koesma. Janet Cortes, Ms. huhrman. 3rd Row- Debbie Batzel. he in Kristof, James Mobley. Tammy Batzel. Sue Singer. Carolyn Gerth. Michaelina Drueszolowski, Denise Kuba. Tony Ri oli, Matt Muhr. Top-Todd Malmborg, Robert Simmons. Mike Dicksen, Ely Blanco, Sherry Batzel, Mike Renk. Elliot Veal. And So Do Zhe Curtains Of Nancy Koesma presents a speech at the end of the play. “ Zhe Best Christmas Pageant Ever” A new experience this year for some Bremen students, was the production of a Christmas play. With help from Ms. huhrman and the Drama Club, it was a success. Those who performed in the “Best Christmas Pageant Ever99 hope to continue doing plays every year as was done in the past years. is Mike Renk prepares the camera for the play. The cast presents flowers to Ms. Eurhman. Christmas Concert A Hit! Christmas would never be the same without the cheerful voices of the school chorus and the happy sounds of the flutes♦ horns and drums of the band. A lot of hard work was put into this year’s Christmas concert. E ery-one enjoyed the familiar tunes played by the band and sung by the choir. Both band and choir helped brighten up the Christmas spirit! Top Icft-Mr. Hollingsworth creates a work of art. Top right-The happy horns of Reginald Hughes and Patrick Cooper. Left-Soloist Timothy Scaner’s voice is in a class by itself. Right-Chuck Settles adds to the Christmas spirit with his solo. Bottom Icft-Shannon South. Timothy Scaner. and Todd Wayne and other choir members sing like pros. Bottom right-Lisa Vose plays a familiar tune. Santa Js A %ig Success! On December 14, S.C.C. held their annual Santa Day. Children from neighboring preschools and kindergartens attended the festivities. Entertainment was provided by the Concert Choir. Games were played and goodies served throughout the party. Santa Claus, the guest of honor, came to hear the wishes of the children. Right-Refreshments for good little children. Far right-Julie llearne helping out with the games. Bclow-Stacee Lee and Sharee Sorrell enjoying the fun. Below right-Gina Zawetski trying to control “Wild Terry”. Bottom left-“Santa says laugh ”. Bottom right-By the end of the day. Santa lost his touch. Deck Zhe Doors With Christmas Spirit The Student Council held another outstanding Door Decorating Contest. Prizes and Cafeteria treats were awarded to the first three winners of the contest. Ms. Wahlberg’s fourth period class was the first place winner. Second place was Ms. Schmidt’s second period class, and Dr. Moore’s fourth period class took a respectable third. Left-An excellent job for a second place finish. Below-Frosty the Snowman, an artistic idea for the Christmas holidays. Below left-The true meaning of Christmas. Below right-Logarithms and Christmas, two of a kind. Music Was Ju Zhe A if Above- Tony Antezak shows off the newest styles. Below- Mike Corriveau really gets the feel of the music. This year’s Sweetheart dance was a huge success. Many people attended this wild dance. It featured a live disc jockey that was liked by all that attended. Everyone was plagued with happy feet. There was nonstop dancing from eight to eleven. No one was disappointed with the outcome of the dance. They all had a great time. Below- Kris Bruce has a dance with her mystery man, Joe Petrizzo. Above- Come on. Will someone please tell me? Do look O.K.? (Ste e Leveille) Below- Karen Mercer bounces with the music. 22 The various dances of the 1983-84 year were very successful. The dances provided money for the clubs and classes which held them while giving students a place to gather and ha e a good time with their friends on Saturday night. Each dance either had a disc jockey w ho play ed records or a live band, such as “Parkside. The turnout for these dances was excellent. Above left-Scott Friend really flips over these dances. Above right Joy Zawisza moving with the grooves. Below left-Amy Peters and Sean (Moulding: Which is up. which is down? Below right-Chris C henoweth had to settle for a chair as a dance partner. ‘Dance! Cet Zhe (fames Begin! During “Spirit Week”, one short assembly was held for Talisman events. There wasnft much spirit or enthusiasm shown by the crowd, hut those who actually participated, gave their all for the club or class. The pies were still eaten, the tires were rolled and the pyramid was constructed. Confusion was brought on during the pyramid and the juniors lost a perfect time. The seniors had no competition with a star shooter in the basketball throw. Sophomore pie eaters filled and resigned quickly while the freshmen took a sad fourth place finish with the senior class placing first. Overall, the days events were a disappointment because the Homecoming “Spirit Week” is now a thing of the past. It was a chancet however, to act a bit silly and to get out of some schoolwork. OPPOSITE PAGE: Far Left- Ste e Leteille. read) to scarf down those delicious home-made pies. Right- Come on freshmen. Let's Roll! Far Left- B-Cluh does the W-man py ramid with perfection and accuracy. Right- Brenda Plummer and Ronda Wilma say. “Sorry Mary be th. hut you'll NEVER fit into a size 3!” THIS PAGE: Above- Darlene Daggy's ready for an evening out on the town. Above Right-The Sophomores naif with eager ey es for the 3-second holding mark. Left-Shooting it up for two, Cabin Harris does the Talisman thro . Bclow-Mike Egan says. Hey, where's everybody going? Get me out of this thing! Right- Julie Theis does the knee-carry with the style of a pro! Zke Academic Quiz Bowl Top Left- Dan Stoettner, Darlene Daggy, Samer Kanjo. and Jenny Engelke discuss a question at the Quiz. Bowl. Middle left-Shawn Ball man. Bob hraeik, John Burn-son. and Ste e Stanis are confident of a victory. Middle right- Mr. I), at the mike. Bottom left- Steve heller, Julie llearne, Shiela Davis and Janet Long compete a-lianly to win. Bottom Right- Jim Heckler. Scott Taker, hathy Cursio. and Lynn Bum son discuss their strategy. 26 More Exciting Activities Left: Runners up. Julie llearne and Steve heller with third place winner Brent Henderson, first place winner Roh hracik. and second place winner Linda Sinwelski. show their school spirit. Bottom Left: Virgil Perry. Jeanine Centers. Andrea Rooney, and kelly Lgan display their hall decks. Below: Sean (ioulding and Dan Redman work avidly on the Senior hall decks. Bottom Below: Sue McHale, Dawn llarnish. Liz Mat , and Mary Rose Bernas stand in front of their model of the Parthenon. 27 And Zkc Js . Winner Results of Spirit Week 1st 2nd 3rd O 'ERA L1. Seniors Juniors Sophomores HALL DECS Sophomores Juniors Ereshmen QUIZ BOWL Seniors Sophomores Juniors lA LIS.MA N Seniors Juniors Sophomores (OLOR Seniors Juniors Sophomores t HEER Seniors Juniors Ereshmen TIG Seniors Sophomores Juniors Freshmen HALL DECS Computer Club B-Club Science C tub TALISMAN NHS B-Club Science C luh Bund OVERALL B-Club NHS Science Club OPPOSITE: Upper Left-Juniors show strength and ability in the tug. Middle Left-The freshmen strength just Hasn’t enough. Middle Right-Seniors pull hard against the sophomores. Lower Left-Faculty in their moment of glory. Lower Right-The AGONY of defeat. THIS PAGE: Above The seniors show off their Overall trophy. Above Right-Two seniors ghe it their all. Below-Andy Peters: the look of power. Middle-Ereshmen cheer with all they’ve got. Below Right-to hat Spirit from the Juniors! mmm Milll mm mmm The I9S4 Turnabout Court: Left From Top- Rick Gallagher Sandy Greves, Dan Redman Cindy Sohl, Todd Struebing date. Right- Tom Kidd date, Rodney Sutton Brenda Jermany. Above-King John Trudeau date. Zumabout-Qirls Qet Zheir Chance This year’s annual Turnabout Dance was held on Saturday. March 17, 1984. The couples danced to the music of “Juice” and a good time was had by all. OPPOSITE PAGE: Below Middle- Lynette Waichunas and Mike Shultz take a break to gab. Below Right- Kris Bruce and Craig Hansen arrive at the dance. THIS PAGE: Upper Left- Dave Harper and Becky Perry dance to the music of “Juice”. Upper Middle- Kris Sheehv and her date, cheek to cheek. Upper Right- Mike Try on and Jenny Kessler gettin’ down to the sounds’ Right- Mary Wilke and Don Johnson, “I can never take him anywhere!” Left- Kim Doesburg and Jim Wilke sit out for a minute. Lower Middle- Jean Langland to Dave Rozek: “Takeyour hands off me, fresh!” Lower Right- Donna Quinn watches the dancing from the side. _______________________________ Presidential Classroom dor young Americans My participation in the Presidential Classroom has been a very educational experience. I was able to learn things about our capitol not taught in textbooks. I gained much from the seminars led by notable figures, the group discussions with students from around the country, and the exciting tours. The seminars provided a chance to hear the opinions of dignitaries as well as to questions them personally. My trip to Washington has been a fantastic learning experience. I encourage all students to try out for it. Rob Kracik '84 The Presidential Classroom was attended this year by Senior Rob Kracik and Junior Julie Hearne. This week-long stay in Washington included an intense schedule of seminars and visits to historical landmarks. Selection for the Classroom was based on essays written by Junior and Senior students. The chosen candidates visited the capitol, Washington D.C., and became more knowledgable about our Nation's government. Abovc-The Great Awakening, an unusual sculpture. Left-A View of our ation's capitol. Below-Represen tali yes from lllnois, including our classmates Julie and Rob. My Presidential week in Washington was a very rewarding experience. During the stay, I visited national landmarks and met many interesting people, ft was really something how different we all were, and at the same time how much we were all alike. In the seminars, I was able to listen and learn from people in politics and hear fellow teens ask important questions. I was amazed that the other students knew so much about our government. Because of this, I came back wanting to learn more about the government format. I highly recommend this educational week in Washington to anyone considering the experience. Julie Hearne '85 District festival-. Kight Oh Key This year, the District 228 Music Festival was held at Bremen. The festival featured the concert choirs and bands from our entire district. Students were given an opportunity to work with professional conductors in a demanding environment. The choir's director was Mr. Francis Gregory WTTVf Channel It's Sunday Evening Club and Mr. Donald Krammer of Thornton Community College was director of the hand. The students from Bremen, Hi He rest. Tin ley Park, and Oak Forest all had a great time performing for their friends and family. Right- Mr. brands Gregory. Executive Director of Channel It's Sunday Evening Club, prepares to rehearse our district choirs. Below-Middle- The district choir performs for family and friends. Below Left- Tim Burrs, the Hillcrest hand conductor. instructs students in the district band. Below Right- Mr. Branch accompanies the district choir in a practice session before the festival. 3J Chorus Welcomes Spring With Concert Chorus sings to the piano playing of Mr. Otis Branch. Mrs. Gentry and Dr. Clarin chat with Mr. Branch after the concert. Derrick Jackson getting serious. This year’s Spring Concert was in celebration of Bremen’s 30th Anniversary. Perhaps the highlight of the concert was the difficult and demanding finale from the Second Symphony of Gustav Mahler. This composition required two professional soloists and the Concert Choir. Our guest artists were 1973 Bremen graduate Susan Hoff lander, and Dimpna Clarin, professor of voice at Thornton Community College. WHAT A NICE WA Y TO START SPRING!!! Timothy Scarier, IHSA winner. Special guest artists, Susan Hofflander Dr. Clarin. 34 Timothy Scarier, Derrick Jackson, Robert Dorsey, Todd Wayne, Kim Dil-worth. Shannon South, Tom Kidd and Chuck Settles, eight of the best!!! Above: Kelly Kennedy talking about the X-ray part of Ultrasound. Left: Shawn Baliman playing one of his original songs for his presentation. Below Left (L to R): Mary Bernas, Steve Keller and Dawn O'Brien after finishing their report on psychotic criminals. Below: Mark Kennedy explaining about cancer cells. t.uom iu v 01 ILLINOIS , Qifted Presentations These projects were presented to Mr. Bieber and several members of the Gifted Committee on May 22nd, 1984. 35 baud’s Spring Concert “Springs” Jnto Action Mr. Hollingsworth; “And now a word from our I.-R; Jesse Whitten. Mike Griffin, Reggie Hughes and Patrick Cooper “SPRING” into action, sponsor. ” L-R; Dianna hoshmider, Tonya Bibhs and Tiffany Bullock, “They're got the beat. “84” band activities started in August with marching practice. The band serves as a pep band, jazz band and marching band. Finally the time came to present its Spring Concert! It was a big success in welcoming Spring and the beginning of Spring Vacation. Thanks for all the GREAT times!! Patsy hoshmider and George Hemesath and the pretty sound of spring. L-R; Debbie Batzel, Martin Willis, Rob Simmons and Tonya Bibbs got the blues! L-R; Kevin Nash, Joe Gest, Marvin Bagget and Margaret Renk jazz it up! 36 Mrs. Fuhrman and Nancy Koesma Spring Play The Spring Play was an adaption of Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Anthology. The play is a collection of epitaphs of the people who lived in the town of Spoon River. The play requires that a few actors portray several different characters. The five actors involved did an admirable job with difficult material. Julie Jarcma Nancy Koesma. Sheree Jarema. Sherry Batzel. Julie Jarema and Mark Hartwig Sherry Batzel Mark Hartnig Sheree Jarema Announcing Zhe Students Of Zlte Month The Student of the Month of September is Rob Kracik. Some of his interests are computers, math, and journalism. Rob has several plans for college and would like to work with a computer firm researching in the field of artificial intelligence. October’s Student of the Month is John Griffin. John's interests include running and computers. He is planning an education in computer programming at the University of Illinois and would like to get a job in that field. In the month of November, Dan Redman received the honor of Student of the Month. His favorite activities are baseball and mechanics. Dan is planning to pursue a career as an electronic engineer after attending the De-Vry Institute of Technology. December's student of the month is Debbie Melby. Debbie was a member of the varsity softball team and also a member of D.E.C.A. Debbie plans to attend Thornton Community College and would like a career in business management and sales. Chris Chenoweth won the award for the month of January. He enjoys diving Ispringboard) for which he was Most Valuable Player two years in a row. Chris plans to attend the University of Illinois Chicago Circle to major in computer science. In February, Scott Woods was the Student of the Month. He enjoys all sports, hut his favorite is running. Scott will be going to Northern Illinois University where he will be studying criminal justice and afterward he would like to work with a government law enforcement agency. March’s honored student is Ronda Bolda. She has a long list of athletic awards including All State Basketball, All State Chicago Tribune, and All Conference for three years. Ronda also received a scholarship to Western Illinois University, where she will he majoring in business management. Amy Peters is April’s Student of the Month. She enjoys softball and swimming and likes to coach the sport as well. Her goal is to be a physical therapist or a social worker. The final Student of the Month for May is Mark Kramer. Mark enjoys baseball for which he received a scholarship to Bradley University. He has a number of awards in baseball such as All-Conference and All-Area for the past three years and All-State Chicago Tribune I9S4. THE TOP TE PRESUMES ARE: top-Donna Chiz, Dan Stoettner, Roger Rasmussen, Greg Kruczek, Beth Mes-singer. Bottom row-Jenny En-gelke, Gina Cursio, Wendy Bonneau, Regina Hamilton, and Kathy Mills. Below THE TOP TES SOPHOMORES ARE: top-Tom Olson, August Konie, Mark Krizik, Jim Heckler. Middle row-Karen Ahramic, Mike Shultz, Cathy Grabowski, Janice Bodinet. Bottom row-Cindy Postma, Cathy Cursio, and Lynn Burn-son. Below THE TOP TEN JUNIORS ARE: top-Sheila Davis, Lori Torres, Barb Gabriel, Steve Keller, Kim Konecki. Bottom-Jenny Meyers, Dawn O’Brien, Mary Bernas, Julie Hearne and Janet Long. Bottom Right THE TOP TEN SENIORS ARE: top-Joe Grabowski, Joe Cursio, Dorothy Corriveau, Shawn Ball man. John Griffin. Bottom-Rob Kracik, Steve Stanis, and John Burnson. Not shown are Tammy Batzel and Maura Dwyer. CLASS TOP TEN 39 Prom Queen floelyn Krause There is much excitement in making plans for a very special evening and being nominated for Prom Court. From the time you first hear your name at the assembly until the actual crowning, you are filled with excitement. This year five girls experienced this thrill: I. Tammy Jones escort Tim Sullivan 2. Brenda Jermany escort Tyrone Thompson 3. Queen Joelyn Krause escort Jerry Strieker 4. Michelle Donofrlo escort Tony De Wilde 5. Michelle Aiello escort Tom Sustan. MSMOKJSS 07 “smcess JCOV£” While everyone excitedly prepared for a special evening the Junior officers Liz Matz, Dawn I famish, Mary Bernas and Sue Me Hale, along with their sponsor, Mrs. DeWitt, spent hours working on the final preparations. They chose the location - House of Lynwood, the menu - roast beef, and the band - Ron Rogers (especially noted for their polka talents). With baited breaths, they sold the tickets and waited for the “Big Night.99 The rain held and the evening, with the rustle of dresses and the smell of flowers, drifted lazily into many memories of “Endless Love99. Rob Kracik and Tracy Jebens dance the night a nay. Tressa Wilkins and Kevin Dillard relax after a “fantastic” dinner. Dave Gray and Xfary Beth Snyders switch rolls The Senior officers. Dan Redman. Scott Woods, Xtike Larson, and Rick Gallagher with their dates during the garter ceremony. Cindy. Tricia, Dawn and Sandy, show their true nature. 41 Am zms muz eomwues... John Connoly, his date Cheryl, Dan Greenberg. and Cindy Kuzma, wait anxiously for their Mark Kennedy and Dawn Royse experience memories dinner. they will never forget. Liz Matz flashes her garter to Humberto Casteneda. Bill Miller and Julie Strouhal get “cozy ” together. Thresa Young, her date, Steve l.orz, and his date look on as the dancers show off their “stufC'. Kris Bruce and Bob Mceder listen enthusiastically to the jubilant sound of “Ron Rogers 42 Kim date enjoy the band! Joe. Paula. Tom. Cathy Steve-good friends enjoying an evening out. Mike date pose for the photographer. Candy Susie, looking pretty ! Sean Becky enjoying each other's company! Dean Charlene showing off their finery. Jim Schuler Sue sitting this one out. PROM 43 Many students take part in festivals and rites, or organizations, to occupy their free time. As the ancient Greeks and Romans got together, for rites of spring and festivals for their mythological gods, the students of Bremen organize into groups to participate in dances, fund raisers, or other special events. Organizations are an excellent way to break up the monotony of tlie daily academic schedule and have fun with friends. A break from the regular daily schedule is a universal need. Ancient civilizations did this with Festivals and Rites, and here at Bremen the many extra curricular Organizations serve the same purpose. Left: Tim Vincek, Scott Woods and Julie Hearne cheer for the B-Club. Below: The French Club starts off for the pyramid. 44 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top-Tim Vincek and Scott Woods celebrate their win. Bottom-On your marks, get set, go! THIS PAGE: Top-Jose Blanco doing his chicken imitation. Middlc-Sheree Jarema and MedusatAmy Peters I play their favorite song. Bottom-Michelle Donofrio and Marybeth Snyders, the flower children. n-eiub The Varsity B Club of Bremen is a special Club in which only Varsity letter winners may participate. The purpose of the club is to promote sportsmanship and athletics at Bremen. The goal this year was to improve facilities and equipment in the weight training room. Sitting 1. To R: Amy Peters, Lisa Cherirtch, Tim Yincek (V.P.). Sandy G re res, Scott Woods (Pres.), Brenda Compton. Rick Gallagher. Chris ( henoneth. Second Row L to R: Ronson Beard. Bill Smith. Shannon South. Angie Miller. Barb Gabriel. Pam Lgan, Jim Corley. Rob Adams. Third Row L to R: Jim Minnett, Julie Hearne. Kim Kraatz, Mary Bernas. Liz Matz. Karen Dempsey. Rhonda Bolda. Sandy Rutter. Bob Snanson. Top Row I to R Rich Nagel. Tom Sustan. Mark Kramer, Ste e Leveille, Todd Struebing. Robert Veal. Ilarlan South. Mike Ely, Mr. No ak. 46 Chess Zeam The Chess Team represented Bremen in S.I.C.A. as well as l.H.S.A. chess competitions. This year they had mixed results, finishing second in conference and placing fourth in the State tournament. Three players, Steve Stan is, John Burn son, and Joe Cursio earned all-state honors. Sitting L to R: Rob Breckinridge, John Burnson. Standing: Chris Fmperado, Joe Cursio, Shahn Baliman. John Cursio, Robert Smith. Roger Rasmussen. Bottom Row: Jim Seufert. Mike Kustra. Samer Kan jo. Wanda Stark. Jeff Armor. Middle Row: Dyanna Pa nek. Carol in Gerth. Mark Armor. John Griffin. l.aShonda Moore. Jennifer Duck, Jeff Zroback, Joe Gest, La u ret tv Mattert. Theresa Adams. Top Row: Dwayne Kensey, Richard Walker. Robert Breckenridge, Steve Keller. John Burnson, Scott Woods. Stete Stanis. Shawn Ballman. Ed Slota. Rob Kracik. August Konie. Bill Hammer. Kevin Kohlman. Jim Heckler. Chris Baker. Janice Bodinet. Computer Club The purpose of the Computer Club is to further the members understanding of computer programming. This year the officers held computer classes for the student body, sold diskettes, and experimented with computer software. Bottom Row Linda Schuck, Lori Pappalardo. Donna Rooney. Sue Hasan. Cathy Provencal. Toni Vivado. Tricia Szucs. Middle Row: Mr. Kuloiitz, Mary Lou Manley. Tammy Jones. Rick Gallagher. Jim Corley. Lorri Allen, Michelle Enos. Caryn Lyons. Top Row: Sheryl Calich, Debra Melby, Tim Houlahan. Jeff Stange. Gina Z.awetski. Mr. Jones congratulating the Computer Club on their first place award. D.S.CA. The Distributive Education Clubs of America develops future leaders in the free enterprise system under the categories of marketing and distribution. This year D.E.C.A. attended the area seminar and area and state competitions. They also held an employer employee banquet and ser-veral fund raisers. 47 4H Echo The purpose of the Echo is to write and produce the school newspaper with student teacher view's. The members plan to continue publishing w ith journalistic excellence and stimulate leadership with relevant topical issues. Sitting L to R: Kim Kuha, Rob Kracik (Editor), Mrs. Profetto, Mary Beth Snyders. Standing L to R: Tammy Bowie, Robert Smith (bus. adm.), Ken Smith, Scott Friend (sports ed.K Matt Brady (sports ed.). L to R: Sharon Scarver, Matt Brady, Jean Deneka. Sitting L to R: Jean Denekat Linda Sinwelski, Leslie Huguelet, I.aura Scarver, Lynn Burnson. Standing L to R: Dorothy Corriveau, Jeff Fivecoat, Shannon South, Tom Olson, Tracy Jebens, Karen Abramic. 1 tench Club The French Club gives the students a chance to participate in language and culture-related activities. Their goal is to raise enough money to send a student to a French speaking country or to send students to a French weekend at George Williams College. Bottom Row L to R: Kathy Kirkwood, Janice Bauseman, Sheila Moore, Mrs. Woo lard. Second Row: Teppi Sekyra, Sharon Veley, Khim Bright, LaShonda Moore, Tina Huffman, Catrice Brooks. ?MA 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 education, and vocational preparation. Above: Sheila Moore. Janice Bauseman. I aShonda Moore Above: Kathy Cursio, Janice Bodinet. Kelly Kennedy: Lynn Burnson Sitting L to R: Steve Stanis, Kathy Cursio, Jenny Meyers, Lynn Burnson. Julie Hearne. Lori Torres, Sheila Davis, Sheree Jarema, Janice Bodinet. Second Row: Rob kraeik, lorn Olson, Ronda Wilma, Gary Lakosky, Kelly Kennedy, Marybeth Snyders, Barb Gabriel, Tammy Batzel, MarvRose Bernas, Shawn Ballman, Kim Konecki, John Burnson, Dawn O Brien, Mark Kennedy, Steve Keller. Gifted Program The purpose of the Gifted Program is to encourage academic excellence, provide educational experiences outside of the school setting, enhance educational abilities, and reward academic success. Their goal is to attend various appropriate out-of-school activities and have each student participate in an academic project. H.S.R.O. The H.E.R.O. Club is a cooperative education organization. Its function is to expose students to the working world. The club has been active throughout the year in school activities and community involvement. In school they have been selling various items to help sponsor their overnight conference held at the Hamilton Hotel their employer employee banquet. In the community, students on their own have volunteered their time at Oak Forest Hospital. During Regional competition. Claiborne and Z.etterberg took first in their competitions or Bell took 2nd. This qualifies them for state competition. Kneeling L to R Donna Zetterberg. Michaelina St. Aubin, Michael Larsen, Louie I hlean. Sitting: Lisa Bard I Photographer), Nancy Bell (Sec.), Mechelle Mims ( Pres.), Amy Marolda (V.P.). Paula Kolins (Tres.), Evely n Claiborne. Karen Mercer. Mrs. W oolard. Standing: Daniel Hayes, Tracey Snell, Kim Fagen, Sharyn Lyons, Cornia Garza, Lisa Lindsey, Rochelle Mathews, Janice Green, Chris Schroeder, Debrah Slaw inski, Michelle Parrish. junior leadership Junior Leadership is a special class for students showing special interest in physical education. Students petition for the class during their Sophomore year. As a Junior, they learn every aspect of each sport in depth and they learn how to analyze and referree the sports. As Seniors, they will be assigned to serve as leaders for P.E. classes. Sitting I. to R: Kim Kraatz, Sue McHale. Liz Matz, Lori Torres, Michelle Bostrom, l.eda Smaga, Mary Bernas. Kneeling: Mark Yucuis, Gayle Lohman, Joe Fngwall, Donna Ostrander, Deana Lyons, Cathy Arvia, Davonia Brooks, Stacee l.ee, Denise Garbacz, Kim Streeter. Standing: Santhia Perry, Pamela Seales, Donna Zohfeld, Teppi Sekvra, Debbie Sedlak, Kim Charleston, Carl McCall, Robert Polk, Terry Dunn, Bill Klootw'yk, Tiffany Bartee. Sitting L to R: Mike McNamara, Dan Stoettner, Laura Scarver, Darlene Daggy, Wendy Bonneau, Rob Kracik, Dare Mensi. Second Row: Samer Kanjo, Vince Szymczak, Carotin Gerth, Patty O’Conner, Lynn Burnson, Stere Keller, Barb Gabriel. Third Row: Mike Patrykus, Mr. Fleck, Tom Mann, Mark Sendra, Sheila Davis, Mr. Reynolds. Fourth Row: Mrs. Kuloritz, Julie Hearne, Mike Corriveau. Math Club The Math Club is the social organization which supports the Mathletes through their candy sales. The Mathletes are the students who compete in written, oral, and or calculator problems. With the money from the Math Club, the Mathletes were able to buy books and study materials. The Mathletes’ goal was to have a successful season, w hich they accomplished. Eight students will be going to the State Competition which will be held at Illinois State University. Sitting L to R: Patricia Hampe, Theresa Hartwig, Debra Bisaillon. Wanda Nowakowski, Kimberly Legg, Christine Martino. Mary McSheffery. Second Row: Mr. O’Donnell. Michelle Aiello, Thomas Haimann, Elizabeth Burke, Andy Wielkopolan,' Mary Yucuis. Karen Marren, Michelle Douglas, Lori Sternes, him Sedlak. o.s. The purpose of the O. E. program is to help students become aware of opportunities to be active in community, social, charitable functions. This year, they had a Halloween party for children, assisted nursing homes at Christmas had an employer em-ployee banquet. Oracle The Oracle, Bremen's creative writing magazine, is a collection of poems, stories and essays, written by students and selected by the editors for publication. Students express their thoughts and feelings in unique ways, and this book reflects the ideas of, not only Bremen students, hut also the ideas of young people today. This leads to a greater understanding and appreciation of all literature. Left to Right- Robert Kracik-Art Editor, Angie Amaloo-Editor, Ms. Korhonen-Oracle Advisor. Photo Club The purpose of Bremen's Photo Club is to gain an understanding of photographic techniques and an appreciation of photography. Their goal for the year was the development of labs for members, organizing lectures for photographic techniques and then practicing what they learned. Bottom Row- Gary Lakoskey, Allen Franc. Shawn Baliman. Joe Grahowski. John Williams. Ed Slota, Todd Struehing. Jeff Z.rohack. Top Row- Rob Kracik. Mark Kennedy, Karen Demspey. Julie Hearne. Michelle Donofrio, Mary bet h Snyders. Sheila Davis. Barb Gabriel, Tracy Jebens, Donna Osborne. Maura Dwyer. August Konie, Jim Heckler. 52 ORGASIZATIONS Bottom Row L to R: Sandra Benamon. Mary Bert. Bob Swanson, Louise Wynn, l.amona Spicer. Second Row: Virginia Duck, Joe Erffmeyer, Barbara Harper, Janet Cortez, Mrs. Procuniar. Third Row: John Chancey, Alison Walker, Ray Boros, Jim Sala, April Fields. Fourth Row Mark Lee, Wally Rybicki, Andre Dunn, Dean Lustro, Key in Kurzweil. S.A-A The purpose of S.A.A. is to further develop social abilities through participation in education,, vocational, recreational, and social activities. One of their goals for this year is to attend an outdoor living program at George Williams College in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Sitting L to R: Pam Roper. Rich Garay V.P.) Eileen Golat, Mike kustra, lorn Mann. Standing: St eye Perreira, Jim Seufert, Mike McXamara, Roger Rasmussen. Mark Guzzo, Pam Seales, Ron Wrobel. Xot pictured, Paul Klimczak (Pres.). Science Club The purpose of the science club is to discuss science, enter the SICA Science Fairf have a Spirit Week team and make a Homecoming float. The science club has two major goals for this year; they are to win SICA and to go skiing at Alpine and not get hurt. Organizations 53 Spanish Club The Spanish Club’s purpose is to inform students about Hispanic cultures and language. This year the students became more familiar with Hispanic foods and customs. Kneeling L to R: Jean Langland, Laura Castaneda, Wendy Bonneau, Jenny Engelke. Sitting: David Mensi, Kathy Durkin, Donna Dempsey, Cyndie Harnish, Kathy Cursio, Gina Cursio, Ken Huffman. Standing: Debbie Josma, Barb Gabriel, Cindy Postma, Theresa Xlarren, Sunday Matthis, Julie Theis, Jose Blanco, Krista Godfrey, Donna Chi .. Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to establish a loyal and constructive school spirit. Their goal is to provide social activities such as: Homecoming, Turnabout, Sweetheart Dance, and community activities such as the Christmas get together for Bremen’s thirtieth year anniversary. The student council also chooses the Student of the Month. Sitting L to R: Karen Abramic, Jean Langland, Rob Kracik, Brenda Jermanv, Angie Miller, Amy Peters, Dyanna Panek, Donna Dempsey, Mrs. Procuniar. Second Row: Lynn Burnson, Kathy Cursio, Janice Bodinet, Lynn Pence, Kelly Kennedy, Karen Dillard. Tammy Leavy, Michelle Baker, Janet Cortez, Elaine Eiduk. Third Row: Ray Tovo, Todd Pagel, Mark Kennedy, Tom Olson, Derrick Boyd, Tom Parrillo, Tina Enk. 54 Bottom L to R: Mrs. Mentzer, Bob Swanson (Pres.), Virginia Duck (Sect.), Sandra Benamon, Jim Sala (Treas.). Second Row L to R: Dean I.ustro, Alison Walker, Bill Davies, John Chancey (V.P.). S. W.S.P. S.W.E.P. is an organization which develops the ability of the members to learn how to plan together, organize, and carry out projects. This year members of S.W.E.P. again planned and attended their annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. Bottom L to R: Daniel Greenberg (Pres.), Pete Gross, Stephen Hearne, Jose Quintanilla, Michael Rizzo (Pub!.). Second Row: John Trudeau, Scott Modrak, Ralph Gordon. James Bubeck ( Treas.), Joseph Zawisza Daniel Geeding, Mr. Egan. Third Row: Jeffrey Kohlman, Joe Ruelle (Sect.), Michael Geist, Timothy Sender, John Kimet (V.P.), Charles Jasinski. v.ie.A. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America promotes leadership and values to students through appreciation for the world of work. 55 Concert Hand The purpose of the Concert Band is to continue to give training and provide performance opportunities in instrumental music. The Bremen Band supports and also enhances school activities. Band activities include SICA band day at Illinois Weslyan University, the state contest; fund raising, a band-a-thon. hosting the District 228 Music Festival, and a May educational tour to Ohio. Sitting L to R: Dianna hoshmidcr, Tiffany Bullock, Sheree Jarema. Amy Peters, Tammy Levey, George Hemesath. Patsy koshmider, Lisa Vose, Jean Rock. Second Row: Clarice Burts, Ke in Grundhofer. Kari Zohfeld, Margaret Renk, Tim Dombronski. Dave Pecka. Kevin Sash, Marvin Baggett, Joe Gest, David Gerstetter, Bill Lortorelli. Third Row Debbie Batzel, Martin Willis. Rob Simmons. Sherry Batzel, Sonya Bibbs, Jesse Whitten, Mike Griffin. Regi Hughes. Pat Cooper. Standing: Mike Dicksen. Tim Williams, Dan Craig. {Jazz Rand The Jazz Band, along with the Pep Band and Marching Band, consists of students from the Concert Band that are taught to play different styles of instrumental music. With an eye to both vocation and avocation, outstanding talent and teamwork is demonstrated to all of us with their performances throughout the year. Bottom L to R Tom Goldhagen. Matt Sendra, Dave Pecka, Kevin Sash, Marvin Baggett. Dave Gerstetter, Joe Gest. Bill Tortorelli. Standing: Dan Craig, Mike Dicksen. Second Row: Sherry Batzel. Regi Hughes, Pat Cooper. Third Row: Debbie Batzel. Martin Willis. Rob Simmons. Sonya Bibbs. Concert Choir Bottom Row: L to R, Nancy Koesma, Matt Sendra, Jennifer Sheehan, Dawn Royse, Sandy Oppelt, Kim Kolstad, Shirley Coleman, Brenda Brown, Chris Schroeder, Scott Cloud, Lisa Bartee. Second Row: Roger Spencer, Derrick Jackson, Criscilla Haney, Jonath Harris, Jamie L. Scroggin, Loretta Davis, Antoinette Cooper, Rae Mona Lilly, Thomas Kidd, Patricia Gilliand, Calvin Harris. Third Row: Marcus Jennings, Angie Miller, Timothy Scarver, Holly Schmidt, Joy Zawisza, Amy Marolda, Connie Moore, Sheri Kaminski, Nina Black, Paula Kolins, Fredrick Miller, John Rozek. Fourth Row: Trena Thurmound, Jones Johnson, Robert Dorsey, Theresa Denison, Brenda Jermany, Darryl Jordan, Kim Dilworth, Melanie Gunaka, Tyrone Crawford, Anthony Sullivan, Mark Howard, Erik Johnson, Derrick Boyd. Fifth Row: Helen K. Feykes, Nate Harris, Leslie Graves, Robert Evans, William Reddick, Charles Settles, Matt Long, Shannon South, Eric White, Todd Wayne, Sunday Matthis, Jay Tate, Dwayne Kensey. The girls' chorus singing for Bremen students during one of their concerts. During the year, the Concert Choir and General Chorus participated in many activities. Besides having a Spirit Week team, they competed in State Competitions. Throughout the year, the choirs performed several concerts for the Bremen students as well as for the public. When asked their purpose and goal, Mr. Branch replied, Our purpose is to sing and our goal is to sing more!” general Chorus Bottom Row L to R: Alissa Henry, Paula Nagel, Maripat Termunde, Barbara Mitchell, Tonya Huegel, Kathy Faille, Lisa Scott, Amy Giggleman. Janice Bauseman, Larisa Jennings. Wanda Stark, Patti Wertz, Sandy Benamon, Rita Brown. Second Row: Nicky Friday, Davonia Brooks, Carolin Gerth, Sharee Sorrell, Virginia Duck, Dawn Woestman, Cheryl Williams, Tina Huffman, Carlotta Harris, Ann Tracy, Nicky Exton, Cheryl Stevens. Third Row: Rachel Terrones, Yvette Guyton, Vanessa Morris, Alisia Wilbon, Catrice Brooks, Trina Laws, Shirley Kirkwood, Robyn Christianson, Connie Kaufman, Debra Hayes, Wanda Moore. Fourth Row: Bobbie Wyche Jr., Shawn Sutton, Andre Hayes, Wanda Moore. Fourth Row: Bobbie Wyche Jr., Shawn Sutton, Andre Jordan, Terrill Flournoy, Kenneth Johnson, Matthew Stevens, Steve Tuttle. Mr. Branch tells the audience what song they will perform next. XT The Olympics were celebrated by the Ancient Greeks and Romans by competing in various sporting activities such as running, swimming and hunting. They chose the sport which they had an interest in and in which they felt they were talented. Here at Bremen, our athletes carry on the traditions of those earlier athletes. Just as the Greeks and Romans cheered for their Olympics, our students support our Olympians throughout the competitive 5 OPPOSITE PACE: Top-A net form of break dancing? Bottom-Volleyball players ready to nin. THIS PAGE: Top-Cheerleaders shot their disappointment after the loss. Bclow-Ernie Sutton ready to pin his opponent. Bottom-Where's the ball? Boys' Cross Country Make Move! John Griffin, leading off with a good start. Hey Mark, you're going the wrong way! “The Varsity team had a dual meet record of 5 wins,.? losses. The team placed 2nd at the Dist. 22H Invitational and 2nd at the 24-team Tinley Park Invitational. The Brotherhood was 2nd at Conference and 4th in the Regionals, qualifying for the Sectionals. The team posted the 3rd fastest time in the history of Bremen. Brothers Scott W oods. John Griffin, and Mark ucuis made All Conference. ’ Coach O'Donnell Bottom Row Pat Griffin. Mark Vucuis. Ron Jablonski. Steve heller. Capt. John Griffin. Top Row: Mgr. Russ Jablonski. Robert Veal. Scott Woods, Harlan South. Bill Ramsey. Chuck Settles. Coach O'Donnell. 60 CROSS COl ’yTRY “Tbe Frosh Soph team was Conference Champs. They had a dual meet record of 4 wins and 4 losses. The following brothers made All Conference: John Schulz, Joe Cole, Reggie Evans, and Captain Bill Ramsey.” Coach O’Donnell Bottom Row: Tom Ramseyf Bill Griffin, Steve Perreira, Dale Doeden, and Reggie Evans; Top Row: Coach O’Donnell Mgr. Russ Jab-lonski, Mark Krizik, Bill Hammer, Capt. Bill Ramsey; John Schulz, Joe Co e, Vince Szymczak. Not Pictured Mike Kustra. John Schulz limbering and stretching out his muscles. Some of the team at practice. CROSSCOUNTRY 61 Capt. B'U Ramsey psyching himself up for the big race. (jiris’ Cross Country On Zke @o! Smiling pretty, tenth place winner, Jackie Whitten. (apt. Mary Yucuis, fourth place Conference winner. Pushing together, Bernadine R ah and Karen Mercer. 62 CROSSCOUNTRY “The girls’ Cross Country team has put in a lot of miles, hard work, pain and sweat to hare a successful season. They finished 2nd in Conference with fine performances by team Capt. Mary Y u c u i s, Kim Kraatz, and Jackie Whitten. Mary also qualified for Sectionals with a 7th place finish in Regionals. The girls should be commended for completing the Cross Country season, since it is one of the hardest and toughest sports at Bremen. ” Coach Katter-heinrich Standing: Mgr. Catrice Brooks, Barbara Gabriel, Captain Mary Yucuis, Kim Kraatz, and Coach Katterheinrich, Kneeling: Jackie Whitten, and Laura Yucuis, Sitting: Bernadine Rzab. Jackie Whitten showing us her winning stride! Kim Kraatz, pushing hard those last few feet. No One Could Meat ’Em! Bremen Sophomore Football 1983 9 Wins and 0 Losses “Perfection-Bender. Pride-Commings. Hard Work-Dillard. Pain-R. Gonzales. Tears-XIa-lone. Screaming-Xfon-toya. Discipline-Reid. Running-Schuler. Passing- Willis. Blocking-Bo-gusz. Tackling-Cronin. Throwing-Flockher. Scream ing-Kolstad. 5 C( C %-Xtensi. C%$ -Peters. Will-Samuelson. Touchdown-Sch ultz. Eigh t- Wrobe I. Fun-CIa rk. Enjoy men t-Dziedic. Interception-P. Gonzales. Cold-Krause. Rain-Xfinett. Hot-Pur-sel. Hit-Scroggins. Scratch-Wilck. Bite-Hanson. Coaches Scott and Augustine. Left-Daryl JWalone finds a gap and breaks away. Above-Andy Peters, ready to score. Right Bottom Row-Bret Bender. Jerry Scroggins. AI Kolstad. Ricky Gonzales, Don Montoya. Mike Dziedzic, Vince Bra erman. Andy Peters, hen Krause, Daryl Malone. Row 2-Gay lord Minnette. Rob Pursel, Ron Wrobel, Tom Cronin. Date Mensi, Bill Wilck. Peter Gonzales. Kerin Dillard. Row 3-Mike Schulz. Joe Bogusz, Ton Hanson. Tony Cummings. Derrick Reid, Ray Clark, Paul Schuler. Wayne Samuelson, Martin Willis. Row 4-(baches Augustine Scott. 64 “The Varsity season was one to remember. After a forfeit win, they lost 21-20 to Rich South, which featured 100 yd. performances by running backs, Schmeski and 1eeder. After two more losses, several key players decided they had blamed the problems on the coaching staff. Coach Novak, in an attempt to take pressure off those who remained, retired in mid-season after 19 years of coaching. To add to all this9 injuries left 7 players on the sidelines. Although the Braves finished with a IS record, these men were victorious in their dedication to football and to their school.99 Coach D'Ambrosio Varsity, Top-Bottom Row: D. Greenberg. I). Gonzales, I). Johnson. J. Bu-heck. XI. Baggett, R. Hughs. I). Jordan. 2nd Row: Xt. Egan. J. Xlinnett, E. Veal. I). ( hiaramonte, T. Wavne, S. Leveille, J. Engwall, B. Henry El. 3rd Row: Coach Johnson. I). Harper. G. Eetcho. J. Petrizzo. Z. Lee, J. Sala. B. XIcede r, L. ixon. W. Schmeski. Coach XlcGurney. 4th Row: Coach D'Ambrosio. S. Goulding, C. Skinner. XI. Sumowski, B. Henderson. R. a-gel. J. W hitten. J. Grabowski. Sot pic. J. Leary. Freshmen. Below-Bottom Row: S. Sutton. P. Ritter. D. Sy I ester, L. Brookes, K. Xlansmith. C. W ilke, P. Castaneda. D. Rozek, J. O'Keefe, B. Doyle. 2nd Row — D. Schuler. G. Ga-growski, K. Gonzales. I). Jordan, S. Dickson, T. Flournoy, K. Kurzweil, XI. Carter. R. Anderson, J. Hartman. 3rd Row: S. I)c lin. D. Stoettner, S. Gallagher. T. Godfrey. P. Meenan, S. Edwards. R. Cheriritch, XI. Engwall, C. Barnett. Coach Stupeck. Above Left: Bremen offensive line awaiting the snap. Above Right: Wayde Schmeski dodges a defender just before scoring a touchdown. Volleyball Rebuilds Sue 1cHale as ready as she'll ever be. Lori Torres: 7 hope I make it!” The Varsity Volleyball Team went through a rebuilding year with a new coach. new techniques, and new skills. They improved from the first day and will be giving teams a run for their money next year. Right-rot I-Sue Mcllale, Joy Zanisza, Pam Egan. I)at n Chcnoneth. Yvette Guyton. Rot 2-Tin a Enk, Lori Torres, Marybeth Snyders, and Lynn Schroder. Standing-Coach Waite. 66 The Sophomore Volleyball Team improved throughout the entire season. They strived for perfection and consistency and in the end they proved to be “True Winners” in every sense. Left-row 1-Tina Enk, Mar-ipat Termunde, Karen Ah ramie, Beth Messenger, Row 2-Kelly Konecki, Karen Dillard, Coach Ballard, Kelly Egan, and Lynette Waichunas. Alarybeth Snyders on her toes. Kim Enk waiting for the game to start. Congratulations are in order to the Freshmen team, especially for beating Oak Forest H.S. with the scores of IS-13 and 16-14. The “Most Improved Player” award went to Lori C'herivtch. Right-row 1-Laura Rhinehart. Chris Terl-lep, Melanie Butzow, Kathy Faily, Heidi Wojtanowski. Row 2-Colleen Burke, Connie Kaufman, Michelle Kibelkis, Lisa Bielema, Stacy Franklin. Row 3-Coach Runyan, Alissa Henry, Danielle Rock, Lori Cherirtch, Donna Chiz, and Nicole Friday. 67 Qirls Swim Towards Success! Sandy Greves gets the lane lines ready for the race. Amy Peters, gasping for air. Donna Dempsey- Fingers, knuckles, palms one 68 Brenda Compton does the backstroke with style. Sandy Gretes smiling after winning another race. The usual Amy Peters- a smile and a sense of humor. “The swimming season started with two goals, that were executed very well. The first was to better our times over the previous year. The second was to break records. The girls listened extremely well, and brought down their times. All the 75 records have come down. Congratulations to all swimmers on a fine season. Coach Leikin Record breakers were: Sandy Greves-100 backstroke and WO free. 100 l.M. Amy Peters in 100 breaststroke. 200 Medly Relay and Amy Peters, Sandy Greves, Brenda Compton, and Deana Lyons. Bottom: Anne Marie Pulaskus, Laura Culver, Tonya Huegel, Ann Tracy, Lias Gradisher. Julie Jarema, Darlene Daggy, Amy Peters, Deana Lyons. Middle: Cheryl Stevens, Tammy Leavy, Brenda Compton, Sandy Greeves, Debbie Pappalardo, Teresa Six, Carrie Wison, Mary Dempsey. Top: Coach Zoss, Lvnn Pence, Sandy Rutter, Donna Dempsey, Jennifer Kessler, Diana Koshmider, Coach Purdik, Dave Mager, Coach Leikin. A Vcar Of Rebuilding A or (firIs’ Venn is VARSITY (URLS’ TENNIS: Islanding) Donna Ostrander, Dorothy Cor-riieau, Deanna Kibelkis, Coach llrkel (kneeling) Judy .Maslo, Rathv Arvia, Pam Ely, Kris Mager This year’s Girls’ Tennis Team was a hardworking team both individually and collectively. Donna Ostrander, a junior, played first singles position and after much hard work was able to secure FIRST IN CONFERENCE for her efforts. Dee Kibelkis, a sophomore, took SECOND IN CONFERENCE in the position of second singles. Both Pam Ely and Judy Maslo, juniors, placed SECOND IN CONFERENCE with their combined efforts for the First doubles position. The season itself was fairly strong and with most of the team returning next season, the girls look forward to being part of a strong competitive force. 70 GIRLS’ TENNIS FROSH SOPH GIRLS TENNIS: (standing) Jonna Arseneault. Melissa Beck, Tom Stanis (manager). Kris Lannan. W endy Bonneau. Ikneeling) Marie Corbett, Lynn Burnson, Lisa Randolph, Lori Breckinridge The Girls Frosh Soph Tennis Team had a rough season this year. Since most of the girls were new to the sport, it was understandable that their efforts were not always rewarded with a win. Some of the girls who were able to show definite improvement during the year were: Lori Breckinridge, freshman, as first single; Mari Corbett and Melissa Beck, freshmen, in the position of second doubles; sophomores, Lisa Randolph and Lynn Burnson in singles positions. With the experience of the past year, the girls look forward to a strong improvement in the 84 season. GIRLS' TENNIS 71 Smooth Stroke Jor ttoys’ (JoIf Such an amazing golf stance. Tom Parrillo! Shawn Baliman and Tim Flynn discussing the results of the match. Concentration is the name of the game. Tom Sustan. 72 GOLF “Bremen's golf team set numerous records this year with a record in dual and triangular meets of 12 wins, 6 losses. They finished 2nd in Conference and to wind up the season, the team shot a school record of 337 in Regionals to finish 4th. They failed to qualify for Sectionals by only one stroke. Frank Furman, Tim Flynn, and Shawn Ba liman earned All-Conference. Frank Furman also set a school precedent by being a state IHSA golf Finalist and missed Medalist by one stroke, shooting a 77 both times. ” Coach Smith Bottom- Greg Ota, Tim Flynn, and Tom Parrillo, Top- Keith Gibson, Tom Sustan. Todd Struebing. Coach Smith, Mike Gobusz and Frank Forman. Not pictured-Shawn Ba liman and Scott W ills. “The Frosh Soph golf team had a very respectable season with close to a 500 record and a 4th place Finish in Conference. Individual honors went to Jim Wed-ster, the elected Captain, for his Hth place in top 10 Medalists in the Conference. The four Freshmen -four Sophomore team was well balanced and the victories were for the team rather than the individuals.” Coach Wold Bottom- Andy Furman, Tim Maurer, Ron Kirn, Dave Eberhardt, Top- Kevin Kolhman, Jim Wedster, Brian Arndt, and Joe Kintz. GOLF 73 Tim Alauer asks. “Do I a In ays ha e to carry these clubs?” Qmpplers-M Outstanding Season! Eddie DeYoung controlling his opponent. George Allen positioning himself for the attack. 74 Top row. Coach Donahue, Patrick (ooper, Jimmy O'Keefe, Gay lor Minett, Mike Renk, Matt Engwall. Middle row, George Allen. Paul Ritter. Ken Krause. Ron Wroble, Vicne Bra ter man. Paul Ritter. Ken Krause. Ron Wroble, Vince Braterman, Paul Sew land. Bottom row. Brian Thweatt, Date Ro ek. Date Peecka. Jerry Scroggins. Daryl Malone. The 1984 Wrestling season was very successful on all fronts. The Varsity enjoyed their best season in five years by compiling a 14-6-0 mark. The “Big Red Machine 9 finished second in the SICA Central Conference bv a slim seven point margin. Elliot Veal became Bremen s first state wrestling qualifier in four years and only the fourth junior to qualify for state in 25 years. Congratulations Elliot! Left-Elliot Veal displays his All-Conference offense. All-Conference athan Clark pins his man. All-Conference Jay Harris sets up his opponent. Kneeling: Bob Meeder, Mike Egan, Dave Harper, Joe Eng wall; Mark Howard, Tony Bullock (quit) Middle: Vince Braver man. Bob Swanson (quit). Jay Harris, Nathan Clark, Jones Johnson, George Allen Top: Coach D Amhro-sio, Darryl Jordon, Rich Nagel, Ernie Sutton, Rodney Sutton, Elliot Veal Record Break ing Season Jor Swimmers. “The 1983-84 Boys9 Swim team completed a successful season with many new records on the board. Varsity, hindered by few numbers and the lossf partway through the season of the number one freestyler, Rick Gallagher, fought competitively in every meet and came together to capture 3rd place in the Oak Forest Invitational. Congratulations to the juniors and seniors who completed a Fine swimming season.” Coach Johnson Bottom- Robert hracik, Matt Stevens. Phil Hines. Coach Bodner. Top- Coach Johnson. Gregg Samuelson. Rick Gallagher. Mike Ely and Scott Friend. Chris Chenoweth discusses the upcoming dives with Coach Purdik. 76 The outstanding Sophomores captured 1st in the TFS Inv. and 2nd in the TFN inr. CONF. CHAMPS: Joe Bo-gusz. Boh Gallagher, Steve Gallagher, and the Relay of Bogusz, Peters, Donato, and Gallagher. RECORD BREAKERS: Ga I lag her-SO,200 Eree; Joe Donato-50 Butterfly; Joe Bogusz-100 Breastroke; the 400 Free Relay of Donato, S. Gallagher, Franc, and ramsey; the 200 Medley of Bogusz, B. gallagher, Donato, and S. Gallagher; the 400 Free of B. gallagher, S. Gallagher, Donato, and Peters. Bottom-Tim Maurer, Andy Peters, Mike Griffin, Bill Hammer, Joe Donato, Tom Cronin. Top-Coach Johnson, Joe Himes, Joe Bogusz, Steve Gallagher, Bob Gallagher, Mike Murphy. And) Peters gets a jump ahead of the others. Joey Bogus comes up for air during his pro-style stroke. With many handicapps, the dedication of Chris Chenoweth, Mike Kittl, Brian Moohr, and Rich Strieker Proved to attain a successful season. Chenoweth conquered many first place finishes, made new 6- and 11-dive records, won conference, placed 2nd in the Dist. Diving Meet, 20 in state scores, and 24 in the state diving meet. Bottom-Dave Eberhardt, Phil Combs, Tom Ramsey, Dan Oganovich, Dale Doeden. Top-Derrick Sylvester, Joe Donato, Steve Gallagher, Scott Whittlow and Brian Franc. 77 7B Rebuilding Season dor The Braves Paul Schuler goes up with the offensive rebound. Cal in Harris makes a power move through the lane. Carl McCall drives in for the jump shot. “The season ended against Hi lie rest. The record for the season: I-22. The 10 players who remained were hardworking and loyal. The Braves were often out-manned. outsized. out-shot. but rarely were they outspirited. 1ost of the team returns next year in an attempt to improve upon a disappointing season. Hard work and learning fundamentals can bring success in 4-85. Coach Hrkel Front Row: Steve Kirk Has. Shannon South. Tom Koch. Huriah Smithiquit). Carl McCall. Middle Row: Steve Corskiiman.l, Kevin Dillard, Billv Smithtquit I. Mike Watson. Calvin Harris. Coach Hrkel. Last Row: Coach Pivar-unas, Billy Rcddicktquitl. Dave Kibelkis. Paul Schuler. Jim Schuler. Tim Xbramic. “We worked on our skills and set high goals. However, we lost our confidence, desire, and ability to succeed. Our major weakness was the lack of a floor leader to guide the team. Our individual talent was above average, hut not working together hurt us tremendously. I believe maturity and experience will make a big difference next year” Coach Katterheinrich Top row: Coach katterheinrich. Cliff Pochopicn. he in Sash. Mark Lee. Derrick Reid. Kenny Barnes. Bill Ramsey. Steve Smith. Kevin Jackson. Bottom Row: Jesse Lee, Brian Mansmith, James Murray, Ron llensler, Mike Delattre. Derrick Reid shoots over his opponent. Kevin Sash shows off his jump shot ability. Right-Sieve Smith drives to the lane. Freshmen team: Rich Cher-ivitch, Tony Walls, Reggie Evans, Aaron Bunnett, Marc Carter, Andy Furman, Buddy Scatena, Andre Jordan, Arie DeYoung, John Studnicka, Rossell Anderson, Joe Term unde. “This yeaCs team had a rough time. With a small turnout and limited experience, the team spent most of the season just learning to play. The amount of improvement is a good sign that these Freshmen will be a team to be later reckoned with. Coach Ken Scott Cady Braves Open Pandora’s Bqk! “The lady Bruges made history this year; Conference Champs, 3rd year in a row, 1st place in Rich South, 32 team Galaxy Tourney, Regional Champs, rated 10 among the Tribune and Sun Times. The following were honored this year: Sonya Evans-Best Defensive Player, Star Herald Player of the Week, All-Conference Honorable Mention, South-town AII-Area Special Mention. Deanna Kibclkis-110% Award, All-Conference Honorable Mention, South town AII-Area Special Mention. Glynis Chaney-Southtown All-Area Honorable Mention. Amy Peters-Most Improved Player. Meshelle Wilson-All-Conference 1st pick. All-area Sun Times Star Herald, 3 times Star Herald Player of the Week, All-State Nominee, MVP of Galaxy Tourney, Chicago Tribune Athlete of the Week, hit 1000th point in 2 year varsity career. Rhonda Bolda-All-C'onference 1st pick, AII-Area Sun Times Star Herald, 5 times Star Herald Player of the W eek, Galaxy Tourney Team. Chicago Tribune Athlete of the Week, hit over 1700 points in varsity career, named Southtown Player of the Year, the 1st girl in Bremen history to be named as an ALL-STATE PLA VER. Both Rhonda Meshelle will attend Western on scholarships. Others who contributed to the 26-3 record were: Michelle Bostrom. Gina Welch, Barb Gabriel, Rochelle Mathews, Toni Cooper, Manager Kari Zohfeld.” Coach Lieken Bottom left-Meshelle W ilson-off the backboard for two. Bottom right-Dee Kibelkis says, Come on Glynis, mote over. Row 1-Janice Ambers, Kathy Cursio, Denise Walton. Lynette VI aichunas. Ron 2-Sonya Bibbs. Kris VI bitten. Cindy Ku ma, Michelle Meilleur. Debra Hayes, Ron 3-Coach Rose. Patty Beculski, Theresa Marren. Patsy Koshmider. Maripat Termunde, Mgr. Di Koshmider. “This year's sophomores worked hard perfecting the skills they had learned including working as a team. Freshman Lynette Wai-chunas was voted Most Valuable Player. Most Improved Player, Kathy Cursio, worked with Co-Captains Debra Hayes Cindy Kuzma (110% winner), along with the rest of the team, to create a learning year for all those involved. May they continue to improve to reach their goals. Coach Rose Theresa Marren looking for an opening. Stacy Franklin guards the opponent. The Frosh Team ended their exciting season with a conference record of 6-4. and an overall record of 11-9. The squad worked hard to overcome a slow start showing substantial team improvement. Gladys Ambers, Most Improved Playerworked independently to improve her shot percentage and develop into a starting guard. Donna Morin. M.V.P., led the squad throughout the season in points, free throw percentage. rebounds, steals, and earned captain honors. Tonya Bibbs, 110% Award, ' showed a positive attitude throughout the season by her attendance, self-improvement, and self-discipline developed on the court. ” Coach Joiner. Row l-l)cnise Ycrkes. Dcna Kara. Danielle Rock. Gladys Ambers. Bernadine R ab. Gina DeYoung, Lori Breckinridge. Row 2-Mgr. Di Koshmider, Stacy Franklin, Michelle Trudeau. Michelle Kibelkis, Donna Morin. Tonya Bibbs. Kris Dunn. Miss Joiner. 81 The Varsity Bowling Team had an overall record of 8-4. Their 5-3 record was good for a second place finish in Conference. In the Dixon Invitational, they placed first in the Consolation Division. All-Conference selections included Sharon Palmer, Liz Matz, and Lisa Bard. Left-Sitting-Lisa Bard and Carrie Violet to. Standing-Coach Wahlberg, Sharon Palmer, Liz Matz and Pam Seales. Qirls Mowl ’Em Over Liz Matz in deep concentration. Lisa Bard is off to a good start. Carrie Violetto — Will she get a strike? The Sophomore Bowling Team had a great season and won the Conference Co-Championship. This is the first year the Sophomores have won this honor. They had many close matches, but overtook most of their opponents. Key bowlers were Kelly Kennedy, Kelly Egan and Jill Hill. They did a great job leading the team. Lcft-sitting-Tiffany Bullock. Jill Hill. Standing-Kelly Kennedy. Kelly F.gan. Trina l a us. Coach Wahlberg. Lisa Czub. and Tina Bard. Tina Bard puts her best foot forward. Tiffany Bullock intensely concentrating. football Cheerleaders Liz Matz cheers at the Homecoming Parade. Above-Sophomore: Clockwise from top-Melissa Callan, Kris Sheehey, Linda Sinwelski, Vanessa Morris, Patty O’Conner, Leslie Huguelet, Donna Osbourne. Together, Mrs. Nicolai, Mr. Vechiola, and Dr. Knoderer sponsored the football wrestling, and basketball cheerleaders this year. The Football cheerleaders helped the Lion’s Club on their annual Candy Day. They asked for donations from passing cars at busy intersections on the streets of Midlothian to benefit retarded children. Varsity: Right bottom-Sonja Evans, Kim Konecki, Julie Hearne. Hyacinth Stokes, Sta-cee Lee, Michelle Bostrom, Liz Matz. Middlc-Kim Streeter, Sharee Sorrell. Top- Da onia Brooks. S4 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders (jive it Zheir Best! Brenda Compton with her enthusiastic smile. Dawnia Brooks shows her Bremen spirit. The Basketball cheerleaders had the task of leading the Brates to victory. They also-helped out with the Annual Santa Day. Above Left- Varsity Cheerleaders: Hyacinth Stokes, Brenda Compton, Shari Kaminski, Julie Hearne, Sharee Sorrell, Davonia Brooks, Kim Streeter. Right-Sophomore Cheerleaders: Larisa Jennings, Kelly Kon-ecki, Vanessa Morris, Patty O’Connor, Donna Osborne. Bottom Row: Karen Dillard, Linda Sinwelski, Jeanine Centers Wrestling Cheerleaders The Sophomores cheer Bremen on. The Varsity Cheerleaders-top to bottom-Debbie Josma. Dawn Royse. Sunday Mat this. Linda McCeever. Not pictured-Gina Zawetski. The Wrestling Cheerleaders have the job of bringing enthusiasm to the stands of Bremen. They lead the crowd in cheering for the wrestlers. They also participate in other activities such as helping with the annual Santa Day, at which the cheerleaders entertain the local youngsters with a party and games. S6 W RESTLING CHEERLEADERS Pom Pons Bottom Row: Brenda Jermany. Marilyn Carlson, Lori Roberts, Robin Christianson. Shirley Coleman. Charlene Perry. Middle Row: Janet W'ielgorecki, Colleen Polizzi, Monica Hartwig, Barb Karlin. Kris Bruce. Top Row: Jenny Sheehan. Joy Zawisza, Karen Bruce. Cindy So hi. Michelle Sumler. The Pom Pon squad's main purpose is to perform dance routines during halftimes of all home football and basketball games. The routines are all choreographed by the girls themselves. The Pom Pon squad also participates in competitions against squads from other schools. Every year the girls help the Knights of Columbus with their annual candy sale. Above: Cindy Sohl and Joy Zawisza dance with style in the kickline. Below: Marilyn Carlson marching in the parade. Above: Pom Pons leave the floor with a dazzling conclusion to the routine. Below: Pom Pons entertain at halftime. POM POSS 87 Varsity Ad ranees Keyionals Brian Saturnus about to put on the tag “The Varsity had a 20-7 record. They are 8-2 in Conference. The braves are led by All-stater Mark Kramer, hitting .632 with 13 Hrs and 50 RBls. He is backed up by a strong team with 9 players having been named All-Conference. Bremen won the SICA Central Championship and won the regional title.99 Coach Johnson Bottom- Greg Ota, Tim Flynn, Bob Swanson, Keith Gibson, John Trudeua. 2nd- Tony Antczak, Dave Gonzales, Wayde Schmeski, Tom Par-rillo, Jim Leavy, Mark Kramer. 3rd- Jeff Struebing, Mike Bogusz, Steve Ter-munde, George Fete ho, Brian Saternus. Top- Mike Sumo wski, Dave Scalia, Dave Ki-belkis (quit), and Jerry Krueger. All-State Mark Kramer ready to make it count. Sophomore Baseball includes: Bottom- Rick Gonzales, Andy Peters, Mike Griffin, Mike Schultz, Mike Delatre. Middlc-Russ Callahan, Brian Floeckher, Peter Gonzales, Ron Hensler, ?o i Wolff Rick Sartori. Top- Brian Mansmith, Allen Kolstad, Jo 7 7 Novick, J 71 Wilke, and Joe Bogusz. John Notick, ready o ire a fastball. Jim Wilke, alnays alert. Bremen's Freshmen baseball compiled a 10-9-1 record up to the last week of play. leading hitters were: Stoetner, Engwall, Franc Seufert. The leading pitchers were: Schuler, Ogano-vich, Sabados Studnicka. It was a very productive year. ” Coach Donohue Bottom-D. Shuler, D. Schaefer, P. Ritter, D. Oganovich. Middlc-J. Ter-munde, B. Sea ten a, A. Furman, D. Sylvester, B. Franc.3rd-J. O'Keefe, ?. Evans, R. Cherivitch, S. Gallagher, D. Sabados, D. Stoetner. Top-M. Engwall, R. Anderson, J. Studnicka, K. Kurzweil, N. Edwards. girls’ Softball Swings Unto Action Coach Klacik thinks: “Now, if our pitcher used J balls instead of one. would our game improve at all? Mary Bernas, ready to bund the ball for the Bremen Braves. Kim Enk to O.F. player: “Are you going to lay in the dirt all day. or are you going to play this game right?' “Varsity softball finished in 2nd place in the SICA Central Conference. The season was up and down with both frustrations rewards. Overall, it was a very successful season Coach Klacik Bottom- Susie Mcllale. Liz Matz, Amy Peters. Kim Kraatz, Debby Jermolo wicz Second- Coach Klacik, Rhonda Bolda, Mary Beth McShef-fery, l.eda Smaga Third- Lori Breckinridge. Barb Gabriel. Kim Enk. Lori Torres Top-Sheila Davis, Debbie Melby, and Michelle Scatina, and Elaine Eiduck. 90 “This year, the girl’s soft-ball team compiled a 17-6 record, finishing 2nd in Conference. A very young team, with often as many as 6 freshmen in starting roles, these ladies worked hard, learned much about the game represented Bremen in a very honorable fashion. ” Coach Zoss Bottom-M. Termunde, J. Hill, C. Kuzma, K. Whitten, L. Waichunas, M. Muller. Middle-Coach Zoss, K. Fgan, D. Chenoweth, D. Kara, P. Banser, C. Postma. Top-K. Dunn, P. Kosh-mider, T. Enk, T. Marren, S. Trudeau, G. Doherty. Freshmen Softball team includes: Bottom- Diane Rin-earson, Melanie Butzow, Kathy Faille, Donna Vaughan, Heidi Wojtan-owski. Middle- Vickie Bla-kemore, Lisa Bielema, Beth Messenger, Lori Cheri-vitch, Darlene Daggv. Top-Danielle Rock, Mary Dempsey, Gia De Young, Colleen Burke, Kathy Koehne, Julie McNichols. 91 Swing Jn Zhe Season With ttoys ’ Ron Roering, with the look of deep concentration. On the courts, Shawn Baliman, we give vou a 1.5 for that swing, but you deserve a 9.S in the high jump category. “The Tennis team finished 2-8 due to the number of meets without a full team. They captured 5th in conference and 4th in sectionals. Winning medals went to the doubles team of Lakos-key Ballman. The Coaches Award went to Breckinridge.99 Coach Hrkel Starting from top- Lynn Burnson (mgr.)9 Ron Roe ring, Matt Brady Tom Stanis, Shawn Ball-man, Gary Lakoskey, Lisa Randolph (mgr.). 92 “This season has been a rebuilding year for the Freshman and the Sophomore Tennis team. We look very strong for the next tennis season.99 Coach New hern Frosh Soph Tennis team: Top-Lynn Burn son, (mgr.), Jose Blanco. Kerin Kohlman. Joe Kintz, Lisa Randolph, tmgr.). Middle-Joe Geust. Kevin Grundhofer, Greg Kruczek, Jim Wedster. Bottom-Dare Fberhardt, Ray Toro. Tim Domborrrski. Jim W edster displays the correct tennis stance. Joe Kintz gets ready to give that ball his all. 93 Dan Lyrers and Samer Kanjo playing doubles. Boys’ Zrack Mas A Winning Season Top- Jesse Whitten, Scott Friend ? c � Sage!, Todd Struebing, Harlan South, Brent Henderson, Edward Matthews, Elliot Veal. Middle- Shannon South, Sam Cowger (mgr.)9 Mark Yucuis, Tim Scarver, Tony Tovo, Eric White, Scoff Woods, John Griffin, Zeveland Lee. Bottom- Carl McCall, Benny Henry El, Bryant South, Reggie Hughes, Kevin Whitney, Leonard Sixon, Fred Towns, Kenny Smith. 94 1st row; Stere McNamara, Vince Symc heck, Jeff Coffey, Chuck Eakins, Jerry Forbid, Patrick Cooper. 2nd row; Bill Mentink, Tom Cronin, Martin Lee, Bill Hammer, Daryl Malone, Martin Willis, Gaylord Minnet. 3rd row; Dare Mensi, Erin Bernet, Joe Cole, Gary Raczek, Otis Emerson, Dan Mentink. Daryl Malone's victorious stride Dave Mensi Sc Gaylord Minnet- Buddies Forever 95 Scott Woods Oak Forest runner relax at the meet. av youK MARKS, yszssz, yam Dxtonia Brooks leaps with her Bremen style. Rochelle Mathews has the power to win. Meshelle Wilson strides to victory. “Girls’ Track had a super year with the varsity only losing twice. We finished very respectable in every big meet. We took 2nd in both conference and sectionals, and I’m looking forward to an even better season next year. ’’ Coach Katterheinrich Bottom- Janice Ba use man, Rochelle Mathews, Da von ia Brooks, Glynis Chaney, Tammy Allen. Row 2- Coach Katterheinrich, Connie Moore, Meshelle Wilson, Sheree Sorell, Garland Knight, Coach Runyan. Row 3- Coach Rose, Carrie Zoh-feld, Kathy Kirkwood, Laura Culliver, and Coach Keller. Bottom- Jean Langland, Michelle Sumter, Tiffany Bullock, Trina Laws, Margaret Renk Row 2- Nikky Friday, Anne Marie Pulas-kus, Bernadine Rzab, Ale-sia Henry, Venessa Morris, Tonya Bibbs. Row 3- Jonna Arseneault, Veronica Quintanilla, Kathy Cursio, Amy Giggleman, Denise Walton. Row 4- Coach Rose, Carrie Zohfeld, Shonda Moore, DeSha wn Heads, Denise Jackson, Coach Runyan. Top- Coach Katterheinrich, Catrice Brooks, Diane Koshmider, Laura Culliver, Coach Keller. Kathy Cursio. taking it easy £ slow. Amy Giggleman pushing for the relay team. 97 Jean l.angalnd, Veronica Quintanilla Alesia Henry show their winning style. 98 FOOTBALL Varsity Soph. Frosh. Rich South 20-21 30- 6 0-14 Kankakee 7-12 8- 0 8-50 Bradley 6-13 42- 6 6-6 Hi llcrest 0-20 24-16 20-18 T. F. North 0-32 8- 0 26-0 Oak Forest 0-27 8- 0 0-6 T. F. South 24-35 50- 0 6-14 GOLF Varsity Soph. Thronridge 174-182 198-185 Bloom Trail 163-167 Eisenhower 163-173 Marian 177-165 Bradley 171-165 Rear is 174-181 Oak Forest 178-181 198-192 Oak Lawn 167-191 T. F. South 176-168 Tinley Park 163-181 181-182 Joliet Central 168-179 186-219 Thornton 178-174 203-200 Sandburg 178-170 203-185 BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Soph. Oak Forest 28-27 19-34 T. F. South 33-24 32-23 Tinley Park 25-31 25-31 T. F. North 15-50 15-50 Shepard 20-28 30-26 Evergreen 20-49 30-47 Joliet Central 30-28 40-15 Hillcrest 15-50 24-32 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Oak Forest 45-18 Joliet Central 26-30 Rick Central 20-41 Andrew 18-34 T. F. North 24-32 Tinley Park 31-28 T. F. South 22-33 Hillcrest 29-30 GIRLS' TENNIS Varsity Soph. Tinley Park 2-3 0-5 Oak Forest 2-3 0-5 T. F. South 2-3 0-5 Hillcrest 1-4 05- T. F. North 4-1 4-1 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Varsity Soph. Frosh. Joliet Central 7-15 15-5 0-15 8-15 8-15 1-15 Oak Forest 6-15 16-14 4-15 11-15 10-15 7-15 Hillcrest 16-14 3-15 14-16 15-13 5-15 2-15 T.F. South 0-15 1-15 11- 5 9-15 15-10 2-15 T.F. North 8-15 2-15 7-15 15-5 15-12 12-15 5-15 15-2 Bradley 8-15 5-15 8-15 15-13 15-12 Rea is 10-15 15-11 10-15 4-15 15-10 15-3 Thornton 12-15 3-15 6-15 4-15 5-15 Rich South 2-15 13-15 1-15 7-15 15-12 15-2 12-15 6-15 Finely Park 14-16 14-16 2-15 0-15 9-15 7-15 T.F. South 0-15 2-15 2-15 6-15 8-15 2-15 Hillcrest 4-15 15-12 14-16 15-12 9-15 13-15 11-15 15-11 Tinely Park 6-15 15-5 2-15 5-15 15-7 6-15 GIRLS ' SWIMMING Varsity Soph. Thorn wood 95-107 44-124 Shepard 95-63 144-61 Oak Lawn 112-53 Thornton 74-84 51-92 T. F. South 73-77 58-57 Hillcrest 63-100 32-92 Bloom 110-115 Eisenhower 110-50 Bradley 67-102 Rich Central 110-40 Tinley Park 70-96 41-106 Oak Forest 72-92 39-106 Argo 43-40 12- 64 Kankakee 53-113 33-113 Andrew 62-98 39-116 BOWLING Richards Varsity Soph. 1482-1338 1358-1476 T.F. North 1312-1516 1275-1476 T.F. South 1466-1301 1372-1296 Hillcrest 1503-1478 1354-1473 Rich Central 1558-1755 1472-1477 Thornton 1604-1158 1456-1103 T.F. North 1574-1431 1348-1236 T.F. South 1328-1164 1291-1245 Rea is 1579-1569 1522-1403 Hillcrest 1489-1653 1551-1262 Thornridge 1625-1395 1323- 119 WRESTLING Varsity Soph. Frosh. Andrew 18-52 19-42 39-24 Joliet Central 9-51 18-43 27-30 Richards 42-27 40-27 Crete 35-24 41-25 30-18 Argo 52-12 58-12 33-36 Bradley 36-30 60-12 50- 8 Kankakee 44-18 54- 6 Thornridge 38-20 36-24 Sandburg 6-45 11-52 36-24 T.F. North 57-12 36-28 39-30 Thorton 39-21 16-47 36-27 Oak Lawn 33-28 23-45 33-35 BOY'S SWIMMING Varsity Frosh Soph Andrew 52- 89 88- 67 T.F. South 93- 57 50-102 Eisenhower 109- 25 84- 58 Hillcrest 100- 53 91- 68 Evergreen 119- 49 Tin ley 46-100 BOY’S BASKETBALL 85- 68 T.F. South 0-8 2-5 T.E'. North 2-3 Hillcrest 1-4 Joliet Central 1-4 0-5 Argo 3-2 Bloom Trail 2-3 BOY'S TRACK Crete Varsity Frosh Soph. 66 -85 58- 55 Staff 66 -33 58- 56 Lane Tech 70 -596 34-105 Rich Central 70 -546 34- 28 Reavis 1156-50 64- 56 Evergreen 119 2-1 2 64- 44 Shepard 85 -50 30- 92 Richards 85 -46 30- 66 T.F. North 117 -17 65- 75 GIRL’S TRACK Varsity Frosh Soph Tinley 78-50 80-39 T.F. South 73-376 104- 7 Shepherd 73 3 2 104-13 Oak Forest 76-51 69-50 Rich Central 53-76 Reavis 53-32 T.F. North 87-41 Argo 35-59 93-38 Crete 35-67 93-28 Varsity Soph. Frosh. A B T.F. South 36-31 41-54 41-57 Oak Forest 39-80 39-50 T.F. North 44-57 35-49 Hillcrest 36-69 27-56 32-35 Rich East 61-72 Tinley 66-83 30-50 20-41 22-47 Oak Forest 55-72 46-60 20-49 17-47 Joliet Central 55-85 44-69 47-53 33-45 T.F. North 54-51 50-60 Bloom 47-86 43-61 38-40 39-41 Shepard 28-53 49-41 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Varsity Soph. Frosh. Rich Central 51-59 35-42 68-19 T.F. South 61-43 27-41 45-20 Oak Forest 76-55 34-56 35-39 T.F. North 78-45 21-34 31-19 Rich E'ast 67-31 29-48 41-26 Hillcrest 61-34 41-28 46-41 Kankakee 67-60 22-57 Lock port 68-58 29-49 20-40 Shepard 71-45 32-27 34-39 Richards 63-52 32-43 40-34 Bradley 84-49 52-32 Tinley 65-45 45-51 41-35 T.F. North 81-73 36-33 30-32 Oak Forest 49-56 25-47 33-37 Homewood 63-50 31-48 27-33 T.F. South 58-41 34-37 40-17 Tinley 75-47 47-22 32-40 BOY'S TENNIS Bloom Eisenhower Tin ley Varsity 1-4 1-4 3-2 Frosh Soph 1-4 4-1 3-2 Bloom Oak Lawn Rich East Richards Bradley Romeo ilie Kankakee Rich South Hillcrest T.F. North Richards Bradley Kankakee Rich South Hillcrest T.F. North Thorton Rea is Rich Central Sandburg HE. Stagg Hillcrest Oak Lawn T.F. North Rea is Rich Central T.F. North Hillcrest Rich South Oak Forest T.F. South Rich East Tin ley Stagg Rich South T.E'. South Oak Forest Tin ley BASEBALL Varsity II- 0 6- 6 II- 6 7- 2 7- 0 11- 0 6- 5 16- I 7- 4 to- 0 8- 5 5- 3 3- 2 12- 16 6- 0 11-12 SOFTBALL Frosh 22-5 5-5 • ':.u 10-7 16-6 7-6 7-2 15-7 10-9 13-6 Varsity 10- 5 2- 1 0- 3 1- 0 6- 6 9- I 0- 2 6- 3 7- 2 6- 3 0- 4 19- 8 5- 2 10- 2 13-10 4- 5 8- 7 13- 1 13- 2 16- 3 6- 1 2- 7 6- 0 Soph. 8- 0 17-16 13-11 3- 15 4- 14 7- 3 8- 7 15- 6 22- 1 13- 13 3- 2 35-12 15- 5 15- 5 9- 16 14- 4 14- 4 14- 3 3- 0 6- 9 10- 0 7- 8 23-13 Frosh. 7- 8 12- 9 16- 0 7- 5 4-16 11- 5 9-10 3- 5 15-10 33- 0 24-10 40- 4 7-12 18- 2 9-14 99 Sports Monors, Individual Achievers R. Beard-Bo s Track 1st Conf. 440 HOO relays. 3rd Conf. 1600 relay D. Brooks-Girls Track 1st Conf 100 A 200 hurdles. State Qualifier G. Chaney-Girls Basketball All-Conf; Girls Track 4th Conf Discus C. Chenoweth-Boys Swimming All-Conf, 2nd Dist, 24th State K. Dillard-Boys Basketball Honorable Mention S. Ftans-Girls Basketball All-Conf, Special Mention 4 mile relay team-Girls Swimming: B. Compton, A. Peters-100 F. Furman-Golf All-Conf., Breaststroke, S. Gree es-time breakers in 100 Backstroke A 100 36th in State Freestyle, D. Lyons D. Kibilkis-Girls Basketball All-Conf, Special Mention; Girls Tennis 2nd Conf. singles D. Johnson-Football Honorable Mention ?. Bolda-Girls Basketball All- Conf., All-State; Softball All-Conf. R. Matthews-Girls Track S. Goulding-Football lion-1st Conf. Shot Put orable Mention S. Ballman-Golf All-Conf. ,. Matz-Bowling All-Conf. M. Bernas-Softball All- Conf. 100 J. Harris- Wrestling AII-Conf. L. Torres-Volleyball AII-Cont S. Me Hale-Softball All- S. Palmer-Boiling All-Con f. Conf. I). Ostrander-Girls Tennis 1st Conf singles. Honorable Mention B. Saternus-Baseball All-Con f D. Scalia-Baseball All-Con f, AII-Area H. Schmeski-Baseball All-Con f S. South-Boys Track 2nd Conf. 100 dash E. I eaI- Wrestling AII-Conf; Boys Track 5th Conf 500 Hurdles M. liramer-Basehall All-Conf. All-Area. All-State M. W ilson-Girls Basketball All-Conf. All-State; Girls Track 1st Conf 100 200 dash, 4th State 100 dash. 9th State 400 relay J. Corley -Baseball All- H. Clark-W resiling All-Conf Conf SOT PICTl RED: L. Bard. F. Flynn. J. Griffin. II. South. D. Jermolowicz. D. hibilk is. J. Krueger. K. Kirkwood.. T. Allen. A. Henry, K. Kraatz. B. Ree es, T. Struebing. J. W hitten, S. W oods, M. Yucius. M. Yucius. L. Sixon, I). Su mow ski 101 The soothsayers, or faculty, spend a great deal of time and effort teaching students. The teachers bring a quest for knowledge, just as mythological soothsayers spread knowledge of future events. The knowledge of the soothsayers’ was useless fantasy, but the teachings of Bremen’s faculty are useful in preparation for the real world.” 102 OPPOSITE PACE: Top: Mr. Eleck prepares the daily lesson plan. Bottom: Mr. Krone admires Ann Marie Pulaski's work. THIS PACE: Top: Wally wheels away his dessert. Middle-,Mr. Keller after a 5-minute norkout. Bottom: Mr. Stupeck-Em so confused. Our Supreme Kulers Wallace F. Carpenter Asst. Superintendent-Business Norm Polaskey Director of State Federal Programs Robert M. Wheat. Past Superintendent Dr. William Sharp, Superintendent V. J. 1oretz A sst. Superin ten den t- Personnel Carl L. Dillon Asst. Superintendent-Instruction 104 Robert Wheat, who served as Superintendent of District 228 from 1974-1984, retired this year. When he arrived from Indiana 21 years ago as an English teacher, only Bremen High School was in existence. Over the years, Mr. Wheat watched many changes occur including the additions of the remaining three high schools. His dedicated service was appreciated by many. The new Superintendent is Dr. William Sharp. Prior to coming to District 228, Dr. Sharp served as Superintendent in Westfield Indiana. He has also been associated with a number of professional organizations and has had several articles published in various national journals. Board of education: Bottom Ron- Fllcn Tryner, President Ronald Harley, Barbara Samuel. Top Ron-Donald Slattery, Eleanor Ferraro, Paula C' upek, Richard Cronkonski. Dr. James B. Miller Associate Principal Bremen’s Administrators George S. Bieber Principal Once again, Bremen's faculty undertook and successfully administered another school year. The Principal and his associates were dedicated and hardworking; the deans and guidance counselors were available to help with the major and minor problems the students experiencedthe teachers worked dilligently at filling the students with intelligence, confidence, and maturity. I ew rules were admitted and the old rules were stressed even more. This was not greatly appreciated by the student body, but it was accepted. Overall, the faculty at Bremen gave their time and effort to make this a worthwhile and productive year. Alan C. Jones Assistant Principal Homer Hulfachor Guidance Director Dr. Miller displays his Christmas spirit with Santa. Patricia Gregory Dean Leon Newborn Dean 105 Zhe Many laces Of m CAROLE BOITSOTT Business OTIS BRASCH Fine Arts English Science Dept. Chairman JOH D’A MBROSIO English SHI RLE) BASSES Secretary MAR) LOl BERRY Home Economics SOSAS BOETTCHER English 106 THE 1983-84 C AFETERIA STAFF. DOMINIC FA LASCHETTI Fine Arts Bremen’s faculty. ANNE FEIL Cafeteria Manager RICHARD FLECK Mathematics CERISE FUHRMAN English ROBERT FRITZ Ph sica I Fduca tion DONA LD HOLLI NGSW OR Til Fine Arts Dept. Chairman RANDY HRKEL Business CHARLES HI LL Special Education Dept. Chairman LOLITA JEGERS Physical Education THOMAS JOHNSON Physical Education MAR) ANNE KELLER Attendance Secretary W hat a masculine posture you ha e Mr. Johnson! 107 DONALD KENNEDY Guidance THOMAS KINSELLA Social Science JEAN KLACIK Physical Education BARBARA KNODERER Guidance DIANE KORHONEN English WILLIA M KRONE Industrial Arts Dept. Chairman JOAN KRYSINSKI English MARY LOU KULOVITZ Mathematics MIKE KULOVITZ Business ROBIN LEI KIN Physical Education BERTHA LEOPARDO IMC Secretary MARYELLEN LEVERENCE IMC. TRANCES LOMBAER Social Science i i Nora-alnays smiling and helping out! 10H WILLIAM MAG UR A NY Industrial Arts PATRICIA MARSH Dean's Secretary Senor Morris takes a short, relaxing break. EDWARD MELBY Guidance MARGE MENTZER Special Education ELSIE MILLAR Principal's Secretary [ BETSY MOLNAR Special Services WARREN MONTGOMERY Science MARY LOU MOORE Math Dept. Chairperson LORIE NICOLAI English EDWARD NOVAK Industrial Arts WILLIAM NOWAK Social Science KEVIN O'DONNELL Business 109 Dr. Knoderer posing for the camera. CHARLES PRUDIK Special Education DA YE REYNOLDS Mathematics EDNA ROACH Businesss Dept. Chairman JAN ROBINSON Athletic Director Secretary JUDY ROBINSON Guidance Secretary NANCY ROWE English DEBRA RUNYAN English Foreign Lang. JACQUELINE RYAN Guidance RUTH SCHMIDT English KENNETH SCOTT .4 ide PATRICIA PROCUNIAR Special Services LINDA PROFETTO English Dept. Chairperson ROBERT SMITH IMC Chairman no JA MES SIILUVAN Mathematics KATHY TISONCIK IMC LOUS TONEY Social Science DONALD VECHIOLA Business EMILY WAHl.BERG Science VICKI WA TSON Home Economics MIKE WILBURN Speech Therapist Mr. Kulotit delivers his goodies! EARNEST WILKINSON Social Science THOMAS WOLD Social Science WILMA WOOLARD Home Economics III I OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left: Smile Mr. Sullivan! Right: Mr. Kennedy, are you that happy counciling? Far Left: Steve Leville, we know you're a sure candidate for the next Playgirl centerfold! Middle: It’s not nice to get mad! Middle: Mr. K. phones George Washington while D.O. tries to get a listen on the gossip at the Capitol. Right Mr. Montgomery just loves to teach Ron. Bottom: Is that really necessary Mr. Reynolds? Right: The 1983-84 Booster Club. THIS PAGE: Top Left: Mr. D., resorting to violence. Mid-dle: What's the rush, Mr. Hull? Top Right: Senorita Runyan, stirring up her Spanish concoction. Far Left: Ms. Allen takes a break. Middle: Mr. Melby shouts, “Broadway, Here I Come! Above: Ms. Korhonen. sitting pretty. 113 The gods and goddesses of ancient times represented the upper class of society, as do the seniors at Bremen. The seniors worked four long years to gain the respect of Bremen’s faculty, just as the gods and goddesses worked hard for the respect they obtained. The seniors are the highest rank of students at Bremen. They offer leadership qualities which the mortals (underclassmen) can copy and improte upon when they become the gods and goddesses at Bremen High School. Opposite Page: Top- John M or rone- “Let's see, I think this goes right here. Bottom- A new fashion line from Burn son Co. 114 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top-Shattn Ballman all ready to take a bite. Bottom-The guys shot a net trend. THIS PAGE: Top-Bob Aleeder. the net nave. Middle-Mark Katzenherger catches the action. Bottom-Dan Greenberg loves the attention. 1984- A Vear Zo Me Remembered This year's graduating class was much like the many other classes that have passed through Bremen High School. The seniors of 1984 share common experiences with past and future Bremen students. After three years of bumping into each other in the halls, the 1984 seniors were well acquainted by the start of their final year, as other classes were. As months went by, these seniors had their Homecoming, Turnabout Prom, as did other classes. Near the end of the year they caught cronic Senioritis, as did other classes. The 1984 seniors were much like every other graduating class. However, the graduates on these pages were a very special group. To them, senior year was unforgettable. They experienced things that no other class ever did or ever will. Each graduate will have his or her own special memories of their final year at Bremen. The seniors may remember the change in Spirit Week, or the announcement of the controversial Bremen Plan, or the White Sox winning the pennant at the beginning of the year. Of course, each student has their own personal memories of high school. Though the graduating class of 1984 was similar to other graduating classes, it was the best to many 1984 graduates. 1984 will live in many minds as “The year I graduated from Bremen High School. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left to right-Rob Kracik. Rob Adams and Brian Sumner all get ready for the ceremony. Below left-The Class of I9S4. Below right-Dean Combs combs his hair. THIS PAGE: Above left-Scott Woods and Michelle Aiello plot: “You grab Air. Bichor and 111 get him with this rope. Top-more of the Class of 'H4. Above-Mr. Hulfactor, Shawn Ball man (Salutatori-an), John Bumson Validic-torianl, and Class Officers Rick Gallagher. Mike Larsen, Dan Redman, and Scott Woods. Far left-Tammy Batzel and left-Robert Breckenridge receiving their diplomas. 117 Top-Dorotby Corriveau and Angie Alamoo getting ready for the big moment. Top right-Chris Chenoweth receiving his diploma. Above-Dr. Miller gives his farewell speech. Middle-Class President Dan Redman. Right-Marilyn Carlson and far right-John Cursio receive their diplomas. IIS Valedictorian- flokn Mum son John Burnson, Valedictorian, has a grade point average of 5.686. John is a National Merit Finalist and an Illinois State Scholar. John is active in the Gifted Program, the newspaper, and the math and computer clubs. As co-captain of the chess team he achieved All Conference honors. He was also a mathlete conference medalist. John is president of the French Club and NHS. His hobbies are music, reading and writing. John plans to attend Northwestern and major in either chemistry or physics. Salutator'uw-Skawn Mailman Shawn Ball man, Salutatorian, has a grade point average of 5.583. Shawn is an Illinois State Scholar, a member of NHS, and finished fourth at the Ninth Chicago Regional Bridge Building Contest. He is an active member of the Gifted Program. Sha wn was a member of the golf team for four years Finishing First place in the conference as a sophomore, and being named to the varsity All-Conference Team. He is also the team captain. He is a member of the French, Computer, and Math Clubs, and is co-captain of the Mathletes. He is also a member of the chess tennis teams. His major interests are athletics and music. Shawn plans to attend Purdue University in Indiana and major in biomedical engineering. 119 Top- Scott Woods, Robert Breckinridge, Brenda Compton, John Burnson, Shawn Ballman. Joe Grabowski, Marybeth Snyders, Steve Stanis, Jim Schuler, Mr. Hulfachor. Middle- Angie Amaloo, Karen Marren, Michelle Donofrio, Theresa Denison, Robert Kracik. Lisa Cherivtch. Mike Patrykus, Ronda Wilma. Bottom- John Griffin. Brenda Plummer. Jody Kara, Karen Dempsey, Pam Egan, Mike Ely. Rob Adams:-N'orthern. Football 1,2,3,4 Angeline Amaloo:-College, work. N.H.S. 3,4. Echo 3, Oracle 2.3.4 Jeffery Armor-College, Aide 2,3, Computer Club 2,3,4 Michael S. Ballman:-College. Aide 2,3, French Club 2,3, Gifted Program • !,2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Basketball I, Chess Team 3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4 Lisa Bard.-Work, H.E.R.O. 4. Bowling I Lisa Bartce-C.S.U., Girls Choir 1,2 Tammy Batzel:-College. Aide 2, Band 1,2,3,4, N.H.S. 2,3, Math Club 1,2,3,4 Chris Bcnnctt:-Work, marriage David Blanco.-Thornton Rhonda Bolda.-College, N.H.S. 3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4 Angela Boyd-College. Aide 3 Karen Bruce:-Work. Dolphins I, Student Council 2, Swimming 1.2 Jim Bubeck:-Air Force, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 1.2.4 Scott Bugncr:-Work, Football 2 Jeff Burbatt.-Work John Burbatt-Science Club I, Golf I John Bumson.-College. Aide 3,4. French Club 1,2,3, Gifted Program 2,3,4. N.H.S. 4. Computer Club 1.2,3, Echo I, Chess Team 2,3,4, Tennis 1,2 Elizabeth Burke -Work, O.E. Sheryl Calich:-Work. marriage. Softball I Marilyn Carlson.-College, Dolphins I. Pom Pons 3,4 Patricia Ceja -CoUege, Aide 1,3, D.E.C.A. 4, Science Club I, Tennis 2,3 Kelly Centers -College, Student Council 3,4, Echo 2, Gifted Program 1,2,3,4 Chris Chcnowcth.-lndiana University, N.H.S. 3,4, B Club 3,4, Golf 1,2. Swimming 1,2,3,4 Lisa Chcrivtch.-College, Cheerleaders 3, Gifted Program I, N.H.S. 3,4, Basketball 1,2. Softball I. Track 2. Volleyball I,2,3,4 Evelyn Claibome.-Collcge, Aide 2,3, F.H.A. 2, Spanish Club 4, N.H.S. 4 Dean Combs.-College James Corley.-College, D.E.C.A. 4, V.LC.A. 3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1.2,3 Dorothy Corriveau:-U.C.L.A., Aide 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 John Cursio:-U of I. French Club 2, Gifted Program 1,2,3,4, Chess Team 1,2 Brenda Compton-Robert Morris College. Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Concert Choir I. N.H.S. 3.4. B Club 2.3.4, Swimming l,2,3,4 Antionette Cooper-College, marriage. Concert Choir 3.4, French Club I, Student Council 2. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Karen Dcmpscy.-College, N.H.S. 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3, B Club 2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3, Pool Aide 3,4 Theresa Denison- Thornton, Concert Choir 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4. Science Club I, Oracle 2,3 Michelle Donofrio.-Northern. Arrow 1,2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Pom Pons 2,3, Cross Country I, Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4. Gifted Program 1,2,3,4 Michelle Douglas:-Work, O.E. 4 Becky Doyle.-College. Arrow 1,2, Class Officer 1,2,3 Homecoming Committee 1,2.3 Pam Egan.-College, NHS 3,4. Varsity B Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2, Softball 1.2, Track 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Michelle Enos:- Work. DEC A 4, Pom Pons 3. Student Aide 3 Tim Flynn:- College, Baseball 1,2,3,4. Golf 1,2,3,4. Jim Ferguson:- Thorton. Jeff Fivccoat:- College, Band I. FHA 1,2,3. Allen Franc.-lllinois State University, Arrow 1,2,3.4. Aide 1, Photography 4. Richard Gallagher:-College, Arrow 1, DEC A 4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Committe 1.2. Jeff Garner-College, Football 1,2. Track 1,2. Mike Geist:-Work. Tony Glowacki:-College, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2. Jeff Gordan:-Army. Band 3. Ralph Gordan:-Florida State. Scan Goulding.-College, NHS 3,4, Baseball 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4. Joseph Gra bowski:-Ini versify of Illinois, NHS 3,4, Baseball 2, B Club 4, Football 1.2,3,4. Leslie Graves.-College, Concert Choir 2,3,4, D.E.C.A ,2, Girls Track 1,3, Volleyball 1. Lynn Gregg -Arrow 1.2,3,4, Aide 2.3, B Club 2.3,4, Swimming 1,2,3. Track 1.2. Pool Aide 3,4. Sandra Greves.-Northwestern, Varsity B Club 3,4, Girls Swimming 1,2,3,4 Tom Haimann:- Work, N.H.S. 2,3, l.E. 4. Echo 2,3, Drama Club 2,3 David Harper.-SlU, Baseball 2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Theresa Hartwig-Work, Marriage, Spanish Club 3 O.E. 4 Stephen Hcarnc.-CoUege. Baseball I Brent Hcndcrson.-CoUege, Science Club 1.2, Track 3, Computer Club 2,3,4 Ben Henry:-Universify of Nebraska, Football 1,2,4, Wrestling I Jeff Hill:-Work, Baseball 2,4, Swimming 1,2 Reginald Hughcs.-College. Band 3.4, French Club 1.2,3.4, Football 1,2.4, Track 3,4 Brenda Jermany.-lllinois State. D.E.C.A. 4, French Club 1, Pom Pons 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Basketball 1, Drama Club 2 Tammy Joncs.-Work, Cheerleader 2,3, D.E.C.A. 4, Spanish Club 1 Mark Katzenbcrgcr -Southern Illinois, Arrow 1,2,3,4, Track 1. Cross Country 1 Jody Kara.-Northern. Student Aide 2,3, Gifted Program 1,4, N.H.S. 3,4. Varsity B Club 3.4, Homecoming Committee 1,2,3. Math Club 3,4. Softball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1, Volleyball Stats 2,3,4, Wrestling Stats 3,4 Shirley Kirkwood:-Work. Basketball 2. Track I 120 To my fellow 1984 Graduates: Denis Kim .-Work John Kmct:-Science Club 2,4, Varsity B Club 3,4, V.I.C.A. 3,4, Swimming 12,3,4 Kim Kolstad.-C'ollege, work. Concert Choir 3, Girls Chorus 1,2, Cross Country Timer 3 Robert Kracik.-CoUege, Student Council 3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1, Echo 1,2,3,4, Oracle 2,3,4, Math Club 2,3,4, C omputer Club 1,2,3,4, Gifted Program 1,2,3,4 Mark Kramer-College, Baseball 1,2,3,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4 Joelyn Krausc.-Work, Softball I Jerry Krueger:-Work, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 4, Swimming I Kaylee Krygowski:-Get married John Kurczcwski.-Technical School, Swimming 1,2 Jennie Laidlaw.-Work Mike Larsen -Work, Baseball 2, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Cross Country I Steve Lcvcille.-College, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1 Rae Mona Lilly -Southern University, Concert Choir 1,2,4, Cross Country 3, Echo 3,4 Brian Louder-College, work. Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2 Caryn Lyons:-Work, Concert Choir 4 Lisa Majchrzak.-College Charice Mannaioni: Moraine Valley, Cheerleaders 2, Concert Choir 1,2,3 Amy Marolda.-Work, marriage. Concert choir 3,4 Science Club 1, Homecoming C ommittee 1,2,3, Softball 2,3 Ellie Mccnan.-College, Cheerleaders 2, O.F. 4, Track 1, Cross Country 1,2,3 Debbie Mclby -Thornton Community College, work. Aide 3, D.E.C.A 4, Basketball I, Softball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2, Stats for Wrestling 3,4 William Miller-Work, Wrestling 1,2 Barbara MitchelL-Marriage Mcchcllc Mims.-Army (ROTCl, Afro 1, Arrow 2,3, Concert Choir 2,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 1, Homecoming Committee 2 Debra Mosely.-College Dawn Ncbc.-Morraine Valley, Aide 2 Sharon Palmer-College, Bowling 1,2, Softball 2 Colleen Polizzi:-Work, Aide 2, Pom Pons 4, Homecoming Committee 2, As we know, this isn't just another year. lt9s hard to believe that it9s been 4 years since we stepped into Bremen; scared of initiations, tough classes, and teachers. Time went on, and fear turned to enjoyment. Freshmen year was a time of learning. As sophomores, losing the Overall Trophy by I point was upsetting until doomsday struck the faculty in the Tug. Junior year matured our friendships and prepared us to be leaders. Senior year proved to be exciting with the survival of rules and regulations. We won the Float, but were still looking toward to Spirit Week. Prom will always be remembered because some will never wear a tuxedo or extravagant dress again. Senior year was a time for relationships and experiences that will always be remembered. I wish you good luck and hope your future is as successful as your Graduation. Sincerely yours, Dan Redman, Class President Tennis 2 Brenda Plummcr.-Universitv of Illinois. Basketball Manager 2. Homecoming Committee 2 Cathy Provancal.-College, work, D.E.C.A 4, Softball 1, Girls Swimming 1 Joe Quintanilla:-Air Force, Guys Track 1,2,3.4 William Reddick -Armed Forces, Concert Choir 2,3,4 Norma Rodrigucz:-Work, college Sandra Ruller.-Girls Swimming 1,2,3,4 Dave Sealia:-Work, Baseball 1.2,3,4 Wayde Schmeski -Band 1,2,3, Varsity B Club 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1X3,4 Jim Schuler.-St Norberts College, Arrow 1,2,3,4, Gifted Program 2,3, N.H.S. 3.4, Homecoming Committee 2,3,4, Oracle 3,4. Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Cross Country 1 Kim Scdlak.-C’ollege. Cheerleaders 3, O.E. 4. Homecoming Committee 1,2, Track 2 Marybeth Snyders:-University of Illinois, Aide 2,3, Gifted 1,2,3,4, N.H.S 3,4 Echo 1.2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Math C lub 1.2,3.4, Volleyball 1,2,3.4, Track 2, Photography 4. Student Council 1,2,3, Homecoming 1,2,3,4, Cynthia Sohl:-Beautician. Cheerleaders 2,3, Pom Pons 4, Track 1, Cross Country 1 Shannon South.-Concert Choir 4, French Club 1,2,3, Student Council 2,3, Basketball 2,4. Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4, Echo 3 Steve Stanis:-U of I, Gifted 2,3,4. N.H.S 3.4. Chess Team 1,2.3.4. Lighting 1.2,3, Science Club 1, C omputer Club 2,4. Student C ouncil 1.2, Mathlete 4. Student Aide 1.2,4 Lori Sternes:- Work, O.E. 4. Chorus 4 Tim Sullivan.-College, Gifted Program 1, Basketball 1.2, Football 3 Robert Swanson.-Football Manager, Wrestling 1,2.3.4 Trish Szucs:-Saint Joseph’s College, Student Council, Cheerleaders 2. D.E.C.A. 4 Steve Termundc -C'ollege. Baseball 3,4. William Tortorclli.-Band 2,3,4 Michael Tryon.-Navy, Swimming 1,2,3,4 John Trudcau.-Baseball 1,2, Football 1,2 Antoinette Vivado:- College. D.E.C.A. 4 Richard Walker .-Commercial Art College. Swimming 2,3.4, Echo 2 Kevin Whitncy.-CoUege. Projectionists 1,2,3,4, Varsity B Club 4. Football 2, Track 1.2.3.4 Andy Wielkopolan -College, Gifted Program 2,3, O.E. 4, Baseball 1,2 Ronda Wilma.-College, Arrow 2.3.4, N.H.S. 3,4, Cheerleaders 2,3. Cross Country 1, Swim Aide 2,3, Homecoming C ommittee 2,3, Gifted Program 12,3.4 Cindy Wojtanowski.-College, Dolphins 1, H.E.R.O. 3 Mary Yucuis.-Lewis University, Cheerleaders 2, O.E. 4. Varsity B Club 1.2.3.4, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Class Officers 1,2,3, Softball 2. Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1.4 121 Gods Md Qodesses ... Jh Zkcir Jh fancy. 1) Maribeth McSheffery, 2) Pam Egan, 3) Marylou Manley, 4) Allen Franc, 3) Lisa Cberivtch, 6) Tammy Walters, 7) Sharyn Lyons, 8) Paula Kolins, 9) Tom Haimann, 10) Dawn ehe, 11) Rick Gallagher, 12) Anne Marie Long, 13) Lisa Gold, 14) Amy Marolda, 15) Brenda Compton, 16) C'ris Schroeder, 17) Marybeth Snyders, 18) Chris Chenoweth, 19) Brenda Plummer, 20) Kim Kolstad. 1) Mike Gorz, 2) Sandy Rutter; Dai id Blanco, 4) Cathy Provancal, 5) Trish Szucs, 6) Debbie Majenski, 7) Theresa Denison, Lisa Bard, 9) Linda Neeley, 10) Debbie Melby, 11) Lisa Kaminski, 12) Chris Bennet, 13) Joe Gra-bowski, 14) Nancy Bell, 15) Bryan Sumner, 16) Tressa Wilkins, 17) Ronda Wilma, 18) Becky Doyle, 19) Norma Rodriguez, 20) Rhonda Bo I da, 21) Mary Yucuis. 1) Patricia Hampe, 2) Tim Vincek, 3) Scott Woods, 4) Rochelle Mathews, S) Cindy Woj-tanowski, 6) Jody Kara, 7) Julie Lodygowski. 8) Karen Bruce, 9) Helen Feykes, 10) Tammy Jones, II) Kim Sedlak, 12) Lynn Gregg, 13) Tim Walker, 14) Kaylee Krygowski, IS) Kristy Rockrohr, 16) Lorri Allen, 17) Sandy G re yes, 18) Julie Stemmelin, 19) Michelle Donofrio, 20) Maura Dwyer, 21) Karen Dempsey. Rob Adams Diane Adamski lammy Allen Angie Amaloo Michelle Aiello Jeff A rmor l.orri Allen Ernie Baggett Sha h n Ball man Reda Barr Lisa Bard Lisa Bartee Mary Beth Snyders shoeing senior enthusiasm. Jim Batsch 125 Tammy Balzel Debbie Bisaillon Ronson Beard Ed Bisaillon Nancy Bell Monique Black Chris Bennett Nina Black Dave Blanco Jim Bubeck Angela Boyd Scott Bugner Rhonda Bolda Tony Bullock Karen Bruce Liz Burke A 3b John Burnson Marilyn Carlson Bill Caldwell Bat Ceja Sheryl Calich Jeff (allan eronica Clark John Connell) Antonio Cole Antionette Cooper Daryl Coleman Jim Corley Uremia Compton Dorothy C'orr'neau Joe Cursio Karen Dempsey John C ursio Theresa Denison Mike l.arsen Michelle Donofrio speechless! Michelle Douglas Jeff Garner Samantha Glass F'tangelina Garza Tony Glonacki Michael Geist l.isa Gold Patricia Gilliand Tom Gvldhagcn Jeff Gordon Joe Grahonski Sean Golding Dan Greenberg Ralph Gordon Leslie Grates Mike Gorz Adrienne Green John (,riff in Pete Gross Patricia Hampe Cindy Harris l)a e Harper Mike Geist uses the I.M.C. to learn. Theresa Hart nig ( rise ilia Haney Sue Hasan Dan Hayes Date Hofemann Steve Hearne Tim lloulahan Brent Henderson Mark Howard Jeff Hill Reginald Hughes Tracy Jcbens Brenda Jermany Kenneth Johnson Tom Stanis ponders an answer. Kris Kacimarek Tammy Jones l.isa Kaminski Jody Kara Thomas Kidd Mark Kat enherger Debbie Kirn Mark Kennedy Denis Kirn Date Kibe Ik is John Kmet Jeff ho hi man Paula kolins Kim kolstad Robert Kracik Mark Kramer Joelyn Krause Lesley Konalski Jerry Krueger Kay lee Krygonski Mike Larsen John Kurc enski Jim Leavy Jennifer l.aidlan Joe Ledesma Cary l.akoskey Kim l egg Anne Marie Long Caryn Lyons Stete I.or Sharyn Lyons Date Harper shot s his animal magnetism! I.isa Majchr .ak Debbie Majewski Mary l.ou Manley Karen Marren ( ha rise Manna ioni Christine Martino my Marolda Rochelle lathe� s Jeff Marrello Mary Beth McSheffery Boh Meeder Dehra Melby I Hie Meenan Bill Miller Stae Stanis laughcs at the antics of Doug Warnicki Michelle Mims Jimmie Mi nett lisa lots fad Rich N a gel I Han Morrissey l)a� n ehe John l or rone l.inda eele Sharon Rainier ( ha rlene Perry l.ori Pappalardo Hrcnda Plummer Mike Patrykus ( olleen Poli i kctin Payne lelanee Polk ( ath} l ro ancal Hilly Reddick Donna Quinn Dan Redman Joe Quintanilla Mike Rizzo Mike Raby Tony Rivoli Kristy Rock nthr (•regg Samuelson orma Rodriguez Jeannette Scaner Donna Rooney Sharon Scaner Sandy Rutter Michelle Scatena Tim Senders Debbie Sian inski (nrI Skinner T.d Slots I inda Schuek Jim Schuler Tony Hu I lock shons his artistic abilities. Wayde Schmeski Hilly Smith Robert Smith Shannon South Tracey Snell Tammy Spell d Jeff Stange Tom Stan is Steve Stanis Michaelina St. Aubin Brenda (ompton - devoted cheerleader. Julie Stemmelin Lori Sternes Hyacinth Stokes Jerry Strieker Todd Sruebing Tim Sullitan Tony Sullitan Bryan Sumner Honda H ilma and Mark kat .enberger dancing the night a nay! Mike Sumonski Irish S ucs Tom Sustan Tam Taylor Rodney Sutton Ste e Termunde Boh Snanson Sheila Toppins Rick ( allagher and Mike I.arson shon off their masculinity. Mike Tryon steie Tuttle Rill Tortorelli Robert cal Keith Tribble Tim incek a Antoinette i%ado Doug Warnicki Rich Walker he in Whitney Tim Walker 4 ndy H ielkopolan Tammy Walters Mesia W ilbon Scott Woods Lynette Wrobleski Wary oung Mary ) uouis (•inn Zanetski Joe Zanis a Dennis Zyhitis The mortals of the ancient Greek and Roman period were of lesser nobility than others. They weren’t blessed with the powers of greatness the gods and go-desses possessed. The mortals were talented in some ways and used their talents to get approval from the gods. Students of Bremen in the underclass must gain approval of the teachers and the upperclassmen as they progress through their years of high school. They must work hard to gain and maintain the respect of our gods at Bremen. Left- Paco Castaneda and Laura Yucuis enjoy a casual dance. Below- Dr. Moore says Steve9 if you ever come to my class dressed like that again ...” 144 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top-Tom Koch and Kelly Kennedy have a blast in Chemistry. Bottom-Sieve Keller shows off his new dress. THIS PAGE: Top-Do you always eat like this Greg? Middle-Michelle Baker's newest face. Bottom-Bernadine R ah caught in the act. JUMORS w I'M OPPOSITE: Top Left- The junior quiz bowl team responds to a difficult question. Top Right- Dare Flynn Tony Kara shoot the breeze. Middle Left-The juniors show their disapproval at the final results. Middle- George Fetcho Matt Brady sitting pretty at Hall Decs. Bottom Left- Junior tug- they prepare to PULL. Bottom- Tom Koch to O.F. player: “Don't TOUCH me, you Brute!'' THIS PAGE: Above- Pat McDonald shows his spirit! Above Right- Dennis Dick-over-awaiting the verdict. Left- Dave Chiaramonte, caught off guard. Right-Mike Dicksen keeps the band in tune. Below Right-Juniors enjoying the dance. Below- Tom Parillo, as himself, a GEEK! l I A Theresa Adams Elizabeth Allen Tony Antczak Robert Arnott Robbie Arrington Catherine Arvia Jim Bahka Martin Baggett Christopher Baker Curt Barta Tiffany Bartee Sherry Batzel Mike Baumeister Janice Bauseman Tom Beaulieu 1983- 84 Juniors Class Officers: Mary Bernas-Treasurer, Dawn Harnish-Secretary, Liz Matz-Vice President, Sue McHale-President. Sean Bender Howard Bennett Mary Bernas Paul Bodie Mike Bogusz Keith Bohne Cynthia Booth Michelle Bostrom Tim Borne Tammy Bowie Derrick Boyd Matt Brady Davonia Brooks Brenda Brown Kristine Bruce Margaret Burke David Butler Kathleen Carrillo Humberto Castaneda Dave Cebulski Big Jim Sal a beating up little Dick Satori. Kim Charleston Wendy Charleston Dare C'hiaramonte Sat ha n Clark Scott Cloud Shirley Coleman George Combs Mike Corriveau Samantha Conger Tyrone Cranford Tom Crump Rich Dakin Dave Dandurand Sheila Da is William Da is Mike Davy Tony DeMonte Jean Deneka Sheila DeYoung Gregg De lin Dennis Dicko er Mike Dicksen Fred Di liman Karl Dillman Kim Dilnorth Cheryl Dodson Kim Doesburg Kathy Dormann Robert Dorsey Bob Donney Robert Dubai I Virginia Duck Cindy Dudley Terry Dunn Annette Dusold Mike Egan Dan F.iduk Tom Elliott Pam Ely Joe Engnall Kim Enk Tammy Farley Diane Feil George Fetcho Tony Filipiak David Flynn Paul Fox Kevin Franklin Scott Friend Barb dab riel Brian da ray Denise darhacz Stete denius Dadd derstetter Keith dibson I. is ha dilbert dina dimino Fileen dolat Julie doldhagen Dadd donzales Lisa dramm Penny dreen Pat drifFm Sybi duinn Melanie dunaka dina Hall Craig Hansen Dawn Harnish Barbara Harper Mark Yucuis, Pat drifFm, Tom Parrillo, and Joe Reda purchase Homecoming hats from Michelle Donofrio. Cabin Harris James Harris Jerome Harris Jonath Harris Heidi Hartman Mike Hartman Monica liar twig Michael Hasier Tracey Hauber Julie Hearne Terrence Hernandez Phillip Hines Karen Houser Ken Hoyle Tina Huffman Tim Huisman Kathleen Huntsey Ron Jablonski Yolanda Jackson Sheree Ja rent a Scot Jebens Dean Jennings Marcus Jennings Debbie Jermolowicz Shari Miller and Ron Jablonski, Matt Brady and Date Gonzales enjoy their lunch break. Don Johnson Erik Johnson Jones Johnson Walter Johnson Brian Johnston Darryl Jordan Deborah Josma Sheila Kalina Sheri Kaminski Tony Kara Paul Keesee Steve Keller Dwayne Kensey Datid Kern Julie Kinder Steve Kirkilas Kathy Kirkwood Paul Klimczak Bill Klootwyk Garland Knight Tom Koch Nancy Koesma Kim Konecki Kim Kraatz Ketin Kris to f Kim Kuhn Scott Lamb Gerald l.ange Stacee Lee Kathy I.egg Keith Lockwood Gayle l.ohman Lisa Lombardo Janet Long Sathan Clark's enthusiasm for school is overwhelming. George Combs-the future Mr. Montgomery. Brian Love joy Sue Luc hen e David Lynch Deana Lyons Chris Mager Todd Malmborg Mark Malone Robert Mann Judy Maslo Eddie Mathews Laurette Mattert Jim Matthews Rick Matthews Sunday Matthis Liz Xlatz Carl McCall Sue McCarthy Patrick McDonald James McElligott Linda McGeever Sue McHale Charlotte McLain Margaret Meegan Karen Mercer Jenny Meyers Deana Mikrut . ickolette Militello Angela Miller Diane Miller Mike Miller Sharon Miller Shirley Miller Wendy Miller 1X2 Annisa Mitchell Barbara Mitchell James Mobley Joseph Mohr Connie Moore Frank Morrone Matt Muhr Debra Nolle Stephen Noto Dawn O'Brien Gerilin O'Connor Sandra Oppelt Donna Ostrander Greg Ota Debra Parchem Tom Parrillo Michele Parrish Sidney Perez Santhia Perry Amy Peters Joe Petrizzo Robert Polk La tony a Poole Henry Prystalski Leroy Puttkammer Denise Raspanti Joe Reda Clayton Reed Michelle Renfro Vincent Richardson Jean Rock Ron Roering Pam Roper Karen Rosates Pam Rosolonski Dawn Royse Tony Kara flashes a peace sign and gy m shorts. Victor Rudniski Wayne Ruff l.isa Rumisek Liz Matz and Dawn O'Brien — Pals forever! Cheri Bushing Don Rutz Dan Ryan Sheri Sabados Jimmy Sala Brian Sa tern us Tim Scaner Lynn Schroeder Robert Scianna Pam Seales Debbie Sedlak Teppi Sekyra Mike Sendra Chuck Settles Jenny Sheehan Steve Shoaf Robert Simmons Susan Singer Jerry Sinwelski Robert Skoda l.eda Smaga ken Smith Harlan South Robert Smith Sharee Sorrell Maura Stanger Wanda Stark Chris Mager strikes a beautiful pose. Matt Stevens Dan Stoecker Tim Stover kirn Streeter Julie Strouhal Jeff Streubing Lamest Sutton Jeff Swagger tv Laura Szucs Jenny Meyers scopes the hall for suave BUS men. I.a urn Szudv Robert Tat to Mike Taylor Julianne Theis Trena Thurmond Brian Tobin Lori Torres Anton Toro Fred Ton ns Diane I doni Barb Vaughan Flliot Yea! Bill Villarreal Carrie Violet to Keith Waaso Candy Walczak Connie Walczak Allison Walker Tracey Walters Christine Warchol Mike Watson Todd W'lyne Robert W eber Jim Wedge F.d Weglarz Kelly W egner Erie W hite Jesse W bitten Brian W ids from Janet W ielgorecki Funked out. Kelly Wegner does some serious syringin' at the dance. Michelle Bostrom — Cheerleader of the Year??? Howard W illiams Scott Wills Fenny W inston Tim Wrzesinski Therese Young Mark Yucuis Slere Zamiar Joy Zawisza Donna Zetterberg Lee Zerland Donna Zohfeld Mark Zuiker 155 THIS PAGE: Upper left-Krista Godfrey studying in the Spanish office.Upper middle-Bob Gallagher exhausted after a race.Abovc-The 1983 Sophomore float. Left-Jackie Whitten doing her pre-race stretches.Bclow left-Sophomore basketball cheerleaders flash a “V for victory.Below- Tina Enk ready to leave at 3:OO.OPPOSITE PAGE: Upper right-Karen Abramic after the tire roll. Middle left-Patti O'Conner clowning around-.Middle right-l)ancing fools Maripat Tre-munde, Tom Ramsey (frosh) and Michelle Baker.Below Lefl-Augie Konie doing his thing in Chemistry class. Below right-A hard earned victory for Kevin Kurzweil. 'iron Sophomores Molds Up Zheir 8nd. Karen Ah ramie Janice Ambers Penny Anders Michael Anderson Brian Arndt Michelle Baker Joseph Bakke l.o ri Ball man Kim Banonski Kenny Barnes Kelly Batsch Saacy Beaulieu Rodney Beitler Lisa Belenske Sandra Benamon Bret Bender Cynthia Berger Scott Berkhout From Left: Treasurer Andrea Rooney. Vice President Jcanine Centers, Secretary Kelly Konecki. Being Held President Becky Perry. Laura Belenske Sony a Bibbs Susan Billy Tom Bi ona Jeff Blakemore Jose Blanco Janice Bodinet Collen Boese Richard Boger Joseph Bogus Kelly Bourne Vince Bra erman Khim Bright Catrice Brooks Valtina Brown Laura Bro n Destiny Browning Kelly Budris Todd Bulov Lynn Burnson Russel Callahan Mellisa Callan Joe ( a mar i Ho Jeff Carney Mike Carr Albert Carrio Laura Castaneda Paricia Cebulski Jeanine Centers Mary Cercone Mary Chiaro Robin Christianson Raymond Clark John Clements Joseph Cole Anthony Commings Patricia O'Connor and Steve Gorski in typing class. Patrick Cooper John Couture Daniel Craig Tom Cronin Kathy Cursio Lisa C ub Greg Dandurand Richard Delano Michael Delatre Donna Dempsey Anthony Dennis Tony Deroherts Ed Deyoung Gina Deyoung Gina Dicosola Karen Dillard Kevin Dillard Yolanda Dixon James Doy le William Doy le Stephanie Drag Lorenzo Dunn Kathleen Durkin Mike Dziedzic Scott Faker Kelly Fgan F.laine F.iduk Tina Fnk Paul Eriffmeyer Seal Ftans Sam Conger tells Santa what she wants for Christmas. Michelle Ex ton Cary Ferguson Brian Floeckher Jerry Flournoy Ronny Fowler Christin Frank Howard Frazier Robert Gallagher Diane Gander Charles Gerth Joe Gest Marcus Gilbert Krista Godfrey Donna Gold Peter Gonzales Steve Gorski Cathy Grahowski Bill GrifFm Mike Griffin Stacey Gudgeon Yvette Guy ton Linda Guinn Richard Gonzales Kurtiss Hall 160 Bill Hammer Thomas Hanson Greg Harbin Cynthia Harnish athan Harris Bill Harrison Tavvnja Harrison Hat id llasicr Mike Hay den Debra Hayes Jim Heckler George Hemesath Ron llensler Jill Hill Laura Hill Glen Hines Joseph Hines Lisa Howard August Konie and Sate Harris relaxing during their free time. Lesly Huguelet Valerie Hunt Dinae lluntsev Dean Hutchins Lee Ivory Kevin Jackson Larisa Jennings Samantha Jenter Tracy Jordan Michelle Kane Barb Karlin Karl Keate John Keeler Kelly Kennedy Kenneth Kerley Jennifer Kessler Deanna Kihelkis Donna Kingery 161 3 s h� Patsy Koshmider Denise Kozik Ken Krause Mark Krizik Denise Koesma Kevin Kohlman Allen Kolstad Kelly Konecki August Konie Christy Kosek Mari pat Tremunde. Lori Roberts, Mellisa C alia n. Kathy Cursio and Donna Osborn take break from basketball practice to hate their picture taken. Cindy Kuzma Wendy Lakosky Jean Langland Jesse Lee .Martin Lee Tamara Lerey Ketin Leonhardt Frick Lindsey Dean Lustro Brenda I. veil Craig Madsen David Mager Danny Mandziak Brian Mansmith, Darryl Malone Mike Marcheschi Theresa Marren Tim Maurer Gaylord Minette Don Montoya Heather Moore Lorenzo Dunn and Debbie Haves look into the camera. Rebecca Perrry Andy Peters Dannielle Pilgrim Cindy Postma Ah in Powell Robert Purse! Lashonda Moore Sic hole Moore Vannessa Morris Denise Moesley Kevin Sash Charlie Sen ton Paul Sen ton John Sovick Patricia O'Connor Tami O'Dell Mike O'Keefe Thomas Olsen Donna Osborne Todd Pa gel Randy Paggi Dyanna Panck Julie Parchem Kim Peacher Lynn Pence James Perry Viril Perry Maripat Termunde and Kelly Egan display their Sophomore confidence. Cary Raczek Bill Ramsey Lisa Randolph Roxanne Reed Terrence Reed Derrick Reid Mary Renfron Jessica Richie Rich Rightmire Mike Delattre peeks out of study hall. I6J Tammy Levey matches Lisa Vose donning around. Scott Sanicki Charley Schoper Paul Schuler Mike Schultz John Schultz Jerry Scroggins Todd Sebastian aomi Serratt Kris Sheehy Michelle Shires Craig Simpkins Linda Sinnelski Sherry Sisk Michael Skinner James Smith Steve Smith Frank Stance Mark Steakle Cherie Steele Laura Stemmlin Vickie Stiles Daryl Malone doing his homework. Ray Thomas Danny Tijerina Robin Tillmon Ann Tracy Tat rick Try on Shannon Vanderjack Craig Yincek Lisa Yose Denise W alton Jim Wedster says, Take a picture of the fire extinguishern not me! Ted Warnicki James Wedster Patricia Wertz Jemal W bitted Jacquelin W hitten Kristina W hitten W illiam Wilck Jim Wilke Timothy W illiams Martin Willis Carrie Wilson Arthur Wold Ronald W robe I Sharon Yerkes Laura Yucuis Kari Zohfeld Jeff Zroback Jeff Zubik Date Mensi drums up spirit as Little Joe. Barb Mitchell. Kathy Durkin, and Theresa Marren ttalk through the courtyard on their � ay to class. 165 (freshmen (jet Zke Spirit Left: The 1983 Freshman Homecoming float. Right: Rachel Terrones sings her heart out. Middle Left: Gina Deyoung watches as Jeremy Drag prepares his paints. Below Right: Rosanne Nebe and Mark Hartwig at the Homecoming Dance. Below Left: Freshman tug with all their might. Gladys Ambers Jreshmm Arc Tirst Class Freshman Class Officers. Top- Darlene Daggy and Ann Olson. Bottom- Dina Ochoa and Julie McNi-chols. Jonna Arseneault Da id Archer Russel Anderson The Unknown llallsweeper. Brian Baker Pamela Banser Tina Bard Genet a Bay less Tonya Bibbs Lisa Bielema Vicki Blakemore Tracy Bicker Melissa Beck Susann Bogdalek Wendy Bonneau Timothy Boyd Lori Breckenridge Richard Breen Louis Brooks Rita Brown Tiffany Bullock Christopher Burke Colleen Burke Aaron Burnett Clarice Burts Melanie Butzow Neal Caauwe James Calabrese Kimberly Calabrese Marc Carter Paco Castaneda Monica Centers Patricia Chaney Vong Chantha ong Dawn Chenoweth l.ori Cheriftch Richard Cherivtch Donna Chiz Latonya Clifton Jeffrey Coffey Jeanette Coffman He in Coleman Phillip Combs Marie Corbett Janet C ortez Laura Culver Gina Cursio Darlene Daggy Edward Dechenc Mary Dempsey Scott Devlin Erik DeYoung Gia DeYoung William Dial Norman Dixson ken Huffman- Sitting in Study Hall Bremen on Parade Dale Doden Thomas Doesburg Gail Doherty Tim Dombrowski Joseph Donato Jeff Downey William Doyle Jeremy Drag Iichaeline Druszko w sk i Jennifer Duck Murk Dufrain Kris Dunn Charles Fa kins Da id Fberhardt Michael Edgar S'el son Fdnards Christopher Fmperado Jennifer Fngelke Matt hen Frig nil Christina Fnright Joseph Frffmeyer Roy Frickson Reggie Evans Debra Farley Kathleen Faille F.dnard Feil Terrill Flourney April Fields Dennis Fox Brian Franc Stacey Franklin Nicole Friday Andy Furman Vong ( ha n t ha ong and Jeff Donney strike interesting poses. Carolin Gerth Amy Giggleman Da id Gilmore Jena Godfrey 16 1 Trent Godfrey Kevin Gonzales Lisa Gradishir Kimberly Green Wayne Griggs Steven Grivakis Key in Grundhofer Lottie Gulik Mark Guzzo Teresa Hall Regina Hamilton Furnice Harris Carletta Harris Steven Hawkins James Hartmann Mark Hartwig Deshaune Heads Daniel Head Alissa Henry Lynn Higins Roy Holden Tanya Holden Dian Hooner Angela Horton Mike Fdgar and Rich Garay just siftin’ around. Donna Chiz, Donna Dempsey and Gina Cursio at the Folk Fair. Tonya Huegel Janene Irwin Kenneth Huffman Theresa Isler Gwen Jackson Julie Jerema Terry Jenkins Tim Johnson no Sen its Jones Andre Jordan Simone Kane Samer Kanjo Den a Kara Connie Kaufman William Katooras Tracey Kellams C'ari Kennedy Michelle Kibelkis Joseph Kintz A i tgelina Kirk n ood Ronald Kirn Michael Kittl Raymond Klein Kathy Koehne Wendy Kurzydlo Dianna Koshmider Gerry Kozora Gregory Kruczak Craig Krygonski Tammy Krygonski Denise Kuha Walter Kujana Kevin Kurzneil Michael Kustra Alicia Laas Brett Lecheney Craig Lecheney Kristin Lannan Trina Laws Therese l.enart Jack Lone hat hie Lynch William Lyons Daniel Lyvers Walter Mankienicz Thomas Mann Carolyn Mansell Kevin Mansmith Holly Marty Wesley Mattert Lisa Matt hens Michael McXamara Julie McXichols Christine McSheffery Phillip Meenan Daniel Mentink Beth Messinger Valerie Michalec Catherine Mills Curt Modrak Brian Mohr Shelia Moore Tony Moore Wanda Moore Donna Morin Angela Myers Sherri Myers Paula X'agle Rosanne ,Xebe Kim Xixon Trent Xixon Mark Xoell Angie Myers standing in the hallways. James O'Keefe Ann Olson Debbie Pappalardo Ray Parrish Dina Ochoa Steven O'Dell Daniel Oganovich Brigid O'Keefe Carolyn Parry Ann Marie Paulaskas Julie Pease David Pecka Connie Pence Lisa Pence Steven Perreira Cheri Perrizo Mike Petrizzo Michelle Pizer Richard Potoski Brian Ponel Carrie Provancal Veronica Quintanilla franklin Towner studying in class. Thomas Ramsey Roger Rasmussen Xicholas Rasponti Kris Red a Laura Rinehart Paul Ritter Otis Emerson Margaret Renk Michael Renk Diana Rinearson Julie Pease and Veronica Quintanilla preparing a delicious meal. Da id Rozek John Rupeika Bernadine Rzab Daniel Sabados Shaun Roberts Danielle Rock John Rock Joe Rodriguez Drew Schaffer Bernard Scatena Sazanne Sarna Lisa Schuck Above• Tom Ramsey Darlene Daggy; “The Perfect Couple . Daniel Schuler Patti Schultz Lisa Scott Above- Chris t.mperado Mike Kustra; Vo really. I'm an aide! Mark Sendra Mat then Sendra James Seuffert Teresa Six Robert Skelly t.'j Thomas Smith Tina Smith Ytette South La mona Spicer Paulette St. Aubin Ronald Stapinski Cheryl Stevens Daniel Stoettner Cary Strugnell John Studnicka Shann Sutton Derrick SyI ester 174 Vincent Szymezak Glenn Tatro Rachel Terrones Brian Thweatt (kk Raymond Tovo Franklin Towner k Chris Terlep Joe Termunde Paul Tobin Linda Toppins Michelle Trudeau Donna Vaughan Bernadette Veal Linda Venezia Michelle Venaet Lynette Waicbunas Anthony Walls Ina Whalen Freshmen do their best in Class Cheer. Don V get too excited, Dan Schuler. Scott Whitlow Kim Whitted Chris Wilke Robert Williams Tracy Williams Cynthia Wold Steve Wolff icholas W oodman Francine W oodson Heidi Wojtanwoski Lisa Wrote I Bobbie Wyche Louise Wynn Denise Verkes Kimberly Zeug This year’s Arrow was made possible, in part, by the various local merchants who earnestly pur-' chased advertisements in the following section. 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OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE 1984 OLYMPIC.—• YEARBOOK 177 Good Luck Class of '84 BOOSTER CLUB (Parents Giving A Helping Hand) Officers Mr. and Mrs. Schuler Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Maurer Vice-Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Purnson Zreasurers Mr. and Mrs. DuPall Secretaries Mr. and Mrs. (Jrabouski Publicity FRESHMEN Gladys Ambers - 81, 167 Russel Anderson - 65, 79, 89, 167 David Archer - 167 Joanna Arseneault -167 Brian Baker -167 Pamela Banser - 9 , 67 Tina Bard - 83, 167 Geneva Bayless - 8, 67 Melissa Beck -167 Tonya Bibbs - 36, 81, 97, 167 Lisa Bielema - 67, 91, 167 Vicki Blakemore - 91, 167 Tracy Bicker -167 Susann Bogdalek -167 Wendy Bonneau - 151, 167 Raymond Boros - 53 Timothy Boyd -167 Lori Brec ken ridge -81, 90, 167 Richard Breen -167 Louis Brooks - 65, 167 Rita Brown - 167 Tiffany Bullock - 36, 56, 83, 97, 167 Christopher Burke -167 Colleen Burke - 67, 91, 167 Aaron Burnett - 79, 167 Clarice Burts -56, 167 Melanie Butz.ow -67, 91, 167 Neal Caauwe -167 James Calabres -167 Kimberly Calabrese -167 Marc Carter - 65, 79, 167 Paco Castaneda - 65, 167 Monica Centers -168 Patricia Chaney - 168 Vong Chanthavong - 13, 168, 169 Dawn Chenoweth - 66, 91, 168 Lori C'herivitch - 67, 91, 168 Richard C'herivitch - 65, 79, 89, 168 Donna Chiz - 67, 168 y Latonya Clifton - 168 Jeffrey Coffey -168 Jeanette Coffman - 168 Devin Coleman - 168 Phillip Combs - 77, 168 Marie Corbett -168 Janet Cortez - 18, 53, 168 Laura Culver - 69, 97, 168 Gina Cursio - 168, 170 Darlene Daggy - 25, 26, 51, 69, 91, 167, 168, 172, 174 Edward Dechene - 168 Mary Dempsey - 69, 91, 168, 170 Scott Devlin - 8, 65, 168 Erik DeYoung - 79, 168 Gia DeYoung - 91, 166, 168 William Dial - 168 Norman Dixon - 65, 168 Dale Doeden - 61, 77, 168 Thomas Doesburg - 168 Gail Doherty - 91, 168 Tim Dombrowski - 56, 93, 168 Joseph Donato - 77, 168 Jeff Downey - 168, 169 William Doyle - 65, 168 Jeremy Drag - 166, 168 Michaeline Druszkowski - 18, 168 Jennifer Duck - 47, 169 Mark Dufrain - 169 Andre Dunn - 53 Kris Dunn - 81, 91, 169 Charles Eakins - 18, 169 David Eberhardt - 15, 73, 77, 93, 169 Michael Edgar - 169, 170 Nelson Edwards - 65, 89, 169, 171 Otis Emerson - 169, 173 Christopher Emperado - 46, 169, 174 Jennifer Engelke - 26, 169 Matthew Engwall - 65, 74, 89, 169, 172 Christina Enright - 169 Joseph Erffmeyer - 53, 169 Roy Erickson - 169 Reggie Evans - 61, 79, 89, 169 Kathleen Fallie -67, 91, 169 Debbie Farley -169 Edward Feil - 169, 171 Terrill Flovenoy - 169 April Fields - 53, 169 Dennis Fox - 169 Brian Franc - 77, 89, 169 Stacey Franklin -67, 81, 169 Nicole Friday -67, 169 Andy Furman - 73, 79, 89, 169 Steven Gallagher - 65, 77, 89, 169 Rich Garay - 53, 169, 170 Emilis Garzo - 169 Angela Geniusz - 169 Carotin Gerth - 47, 51, 57, 78, 169 Amy Giggleman - 97, 169 David Gilmore - 169 Jena Godfrey - 169 John Godfrey - 65, 170 Kevin Gonzales - 65, 170 Lisa Gradisher - 69, 170 Kimberly Green -170 Wayne Griggs -170 Steven Grivakis -170 Kevin Grundhofer - 56, 93, 70 Lottie Gulik -170 Mark Guzzo - 53, 170 Teresa Hall -170 Regina Hamilton -170 Charletta Harris -170 Eurnice Harris -170 Steven Hawkins -170 James Hartmann - 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S3, 171 Therese Lenart -171 Jack Lowe -172 Kathie Lynch -172 W illiam Lyons -172 Daniel Lyvers - 93, 172 Walter Mankiewicz -172 Thomas Mann - 51, 53, 172 Carolyn Mansell -172 Kevin Mansmith - 65, 172 Holly Marty - 172 Wesley Matiert -172 Lisa Matthews -172 Michael McNamara -172 Julie Me Nichols -172 Christine McSheffery -172 Phillip Meenan - 65. 172 Daniel Mentink -172 Beth Messinger -67, 172 Valerie Michalec -172 Angie Miller -173 Catherine Mills -172 Curt Modrak -172 Brian Mohr - 77, 172 Shelia Moore - 49, 172 Tony Moore -172 Wanda Moore -179 Donna Morin - 81, 172 Angela Myers -172 Sherri Myers -172 Paula Nagel -172 Rosann Nebe - 166, 172 Kim Nixon -172 Trent Nixon -172 Mark Noell - 172 Dina Ochoa - 167, 173 Steven O'Dell - 173 Daniel Oganovich - 77, 89, 173 Brigid O'Keefe - 173 James O'Keefe - 65, 89, 173 Ann Olson - 167, 173 Debbie Pappalardo - 69, 173 Ray Parrish -173 Carolyn Parry -173 Ann Marie Pulaskas - 69, 173 Julie Pease - 173 David Pecka - 56, 75, 173 Connie Pence -173 Lisa Pence -173 Steven Perreira - 54, 61, 173 Cheri Perrizo -173 Mike Petrizzo -173 Michelle Pizer -173 Richard Potoski -173 Brian Powell -173 Carrie Protancal -173 Veronica Quintanilla -173 Thomas Ramsey - 61, 77, 156, 173, 174 Roger Rasmusen - 46, 53, 173 Nicholas Rasponti -173 Kris Reda - 173 Margaret Renk - 56, 173 Michael Renk - 18, 36, 74, 173 Diana Rinearson -173 Laura Rinehart - 18, 67, 173 Paul Ritter - 65, 74, 89, 173 Shaun Roberts -174 Danielle Rock - 67, 81, 174 John Rock - 174 Joe Rodriguez -174 David Rozek - 31, 65, 75, 174 John Rupeika -174 Bernadine Rzab - 2, 62, 63, 81, 174 Daniel Sabados - 89, 174 Suzanne Sarna -174 Bernard Scatena - 78, 89, 174 Drew Schaffer - 89, 174 Lisa Schuck -174 Daniel Schuler - 65, 89, 174 Patti Schultz -174 Lisa Scott -174 Mark Sendra - 51, 174 Matthew Sendra - 56, 57, 174 James Seuffert -47, 174 Teresa Six - 169, 174 Robert Skelly - 174 Thomas Smith -174 Tina Smith -174 Yvette South -174 Lamona Spicer - 53, 174 Paulette St. Aubin -174 Ronald Stapinski -174 Cheryl Stevens -69, 174 Daniel Stoettner - 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69, 162 Daryl Malone - 64, 74, 162, 164 Danny Mandziak - 162 Brian Mansmith - 79, 89, 162 Michael Marcheschi - 162 Theresa Marren -81, 162, 165 Tim Maurer - 73, 77, 162 Cordon McCall - 162 Michelle Meilleur - 81, 91. 162 Da id Mensi - 51. 64. 85. 165 Bill Mentink - 162 Michelle Meskers - 162 Gaylord Mi nett - 64, 74. 162 Barbara Mitchell - 165 Donald Montoya - 64, 162 Heather Moore - 162 La Shonda Moore - 47, 49, 97, 163 ISichole Moore -163 Vanessa Morris - 13, 84, 85, 97, 163 Denise Moseley - 163 Michael Murphy - 77 Kevin ash - 56, 79, 163 Frank Nelson - 163 Charles Newton - 163 Paul Newton - 163 John ISovick - 89, 163 Patti O'Connor - 13, 18, 51, 84, 156, 159, 163 Tami O'Dell - 163 Michael O'Keefe - 163 Tom Olson - 48. 49, 163 Donna Osborn - 84. 85, 162, 163 Todd Pagel - 163 Randy Paggi -163 Dyanna Panek - 47, 163 Julie Parchem - 163 Lynn Pence - 15, 69, 163 Kim Perez - 163 James Perry - 13, 163 Beckv Perry - 31, 158, 163 Virgil Perry -27, 163 Andy Peters - 29. 64. 77, 89, 163 Danielle Pilgrim - 163 Clifford Pochopien - 79 Cindy Postma - 91. 163 Ahin Powell - 163 Robert Purse I - 64. 163 Cary Raczek - 163 Bill Ramsey - 60. 61, 79, 163 Lisa Randolph - 93, 163 Roxanne Reed - 163 Terrence Reed - 163 Derrick Reid - 64. 79, 163 Mary Renfro - 163 Jessica Richie - 163 Rich Richtmire - 163 Lori Roberts - 87, 162, 164 Kelly Rockrohr - 164 Andrea Rooney - 27, 158, 164 Jennifer Roper - 164 Lisa Romero -164 Walter Rybicki - 53. 164 Wayne Samuelson - 64, 164 Tammy Sanders - 164 Rich Sartori - 89, 164 Scott Sawicki -164 Charles Schoper -164 Paul Schuler - 64. 78. 164 Mike Schultz - 31, 64. 89. 164 John Schulz - 61, 164 Jerry Scroggins - 64, 74, 164 Todd Sebastian -164 aomi Serratt -164 Kris Sheehy - 31, 84. 164 Michelle Shires - 16, 164 Craig Simpkins - 164 Linda Sinwelski - 13, 27, 48, 84, 85. 164 Sharon Sisk -164 Mike Skinner - 164 James Smith - 164 Steve Smith - 79, 164 Frank Stance - 164 Mark Steakle - 164 C'herie Steele -164 Laura Stemmelin - 164 Vicki Stiles -164 Rich Strieker - 77, 164 Michelle Sumler - 87, 97, 164 Lisa Summers -164 James Tate - 164 Mari pat Term unde - 67, 81, 91, 162, 163, 164 Dave Theilgaard - 164 Raymond Thoms - 165 Dan Tijerina - 165 Robin Tillmon - 165 Ann Tracy - 69, 165 Pat Tryon - 165 Shannon Vanderjack - 165 Sharon Veley -49 Craig Vincek - 165 Lisa Vose - 5, 19, 164, 165 Denise Walton -81, 97, 165 Ted Warnicki - 165 Jim Weds ter - 73, 93. 165 Patti Wertz - 165 Jemal Wbitted - 165 Jacquelyn Whitten - 62, 63, 81, 156, 165 Kristina W hitten -81, 91, 165 Bill Wilck - 165 Jim Wilke - 31. 89, 165 Tim Williams - 10, 56, 165 Martin Willis - 56, 64, 165 Carrie W ilson - 69, 165 Ron Wolff - 89 Arthur Wold - 165 Ron W robel - 53, 64, 74, 165 Sharon ) erkes -81, 165 Laura Yucuis - 63, 165 Kari Zohfeld - 56, 67, 165 Jeff Zrohack - 47, 52, 165 Jeff Zubik - 165 JUNIORS Tim Ahramic - 78 Theresa Adams -47, 148 Elizabeth Allen - 148 Tony Antczak - 22, 88, 148 Robert Arnott - 148 Rob Arrington - 148 Cathy Arvia - 50, 148 Jim Babka - 148 Marvin Baggett - 56. 65, 148 Chris Baker - 47, 148, 153 Curt Barta - 148 Tiffany Barte - 50, 148 Debbie Batzel - 18. 56 Sherry Batzel - 18, 56, 148 Micheal Baumeister - 148 Janice Bauseman - 49, 148 Tomn Beaulieu - 148 Sean Bender - 148 Ho ard Bennett - 148 Mary Bernas - 27, 46, 49, 50, 90, 148 Paul Bodie - 148 Michael Bogusz - 72. 88. 148 Keith Bohne - 148 Cynthia Booth - 148 Tom Bourne - 148 Michelle Bostrom - 50. 80, 84. 148, 155 Tammy Bo vie - 48, 148 Derrick Boyd - 7. 148 Matt Brady - 48. 146. 148. 151 Da onia Brooks - 50, 84, 85, 148 Brenda Brown - 57, 148 Kris Bruce - 22, 31, 87, 148 Margaret Burke - 148 David Butler - 148 Kathleen Carrillo - 148 Humberto Castanda - 148 Da id Cebu Is ki -148 Kim Charleston - 50. 65, 149 W endy Charleston - 149 David Chiaramonte - 146, 149 Nathan Clark - 75, 152, 149 Scott Cloud - 57. 149 Shirely Coleman - 57, 87, 149 George Combs - 149, 152 Mike Corriveau - 22, 51, 149 Samantha Conger - 149, 160 Tyrone Crawford -149 Warren C rump - 149 Richard Dakin - 149 David Dandurand - 149 Loretta Davis - 57 Sheila Davis - 26. 49, 51. 52, 90, 146, 149 William Davis - 149 Michael Davy - 149 Anthony DeMonte - 149 Jean-Marie Deneka - 2, 48. 149 Greg l)e lin - 149 Sheila DeYoung - 149 Dennis Dickover - 146, 149 Michael Dicksen - 18. 56, 146. 149 Fredrick Diliman - 149 Karl Dillman - 149 Kim Dil vorth - 149 Cheryl Dodson - 149 Kimberly Doesburg -31, 149 Kathleen Dormann - 149 Robert Dorsey - 149 Robert Downey - 149 Robert DuBall - 149 Virginia Duck - 53, 149 Cindy Dudley - 149 3300 W. 147th Street Midlothian, Illinois 60445 PHONE: 371-8710 Millie Hofer OLD FASHIONED 14801 Cicero Are. Oak Forest, 1L 687-2152 miWotfjtan parfe district Robert Purse A President Adolf Quelly, Vice-President Deborah A. Swanson, Commissioner Darlene Griffin. Commissioner Thomas Peters, Commissioner 14500 S. Kostner A venue, Midlothian, Illinois 60445 371-0745 AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR Custom Work Specializing in Western Boot Repair FRANK morrone Wkckly 6 6 P.M. SAT. 6:90 4 P.M. 4041 W. 147th Street (!Va Blk. w. or Pulacki) MIDLOTHIAN. USA custom plate glass, me. GLASS FOR HOME, BUSINESS AUTO 3820 W. 147th St. Posen. Illinois 60469 388-3165 185 Nobody can do it like McDonald's can , 14601 S. Pulaski Midlothian, Illinois 60445 389-9766 186 Terry Dunn - 50, 149 Annette DuSold - 149 Mike Egan - 25, 65, 75, 149 Daniel Eiduk - 149 Thomas Elliott - 149 Pamela Ely - 149 Joseph Eng nail - 50, 65, 75, 149 Kimberly Enk - 90, 149 Tamara Earley - 149 Diane Feil - 149 George Fetcho - 65, 88, 146, 149 Tony Eilipiak - 149 David Flynn - 146, 150 Paul Fox - 150 Kevin Franklin - 150 Scott Friend - 15, 23, 48, 76, 150 Barbara Gabriel - 46, 49, 51, 52, 80, 90, 150 Brian Garay - 150 Denise Garbacz - 50, 150 Steven Geniusz - 150 David Gersetter - 56, 150 Keith Gibson - 72, 88, 150 Flishebia Gilbert - 150 Gina Gimino - 150 Julie Goldhagen - 150 Eileen Golat - 53, 150 David Gonzales - 65, 88, 150, 151 Penny Green - 150 Lisa Gramm - 150 Patrick Griffin - 60, 150 Sybil Guinn - 150 Melanie Gunaka - 150 Gina Hall - 150 Craig Hansen - 31, 150 Dawn Harnish -27, 148, 150 Barbara Harper - 53, 150 Calvin Harris - 15, 25, 57, 78, 150 James Harris - 150 Jerome Harris - 75, 150 Jonath Harris - 57, 150 Heide Hartman - 150 Michael Hartman - 15, 150 Monica Hartwig - 87, 150 Michael Haiser - 150 Tracy Hauber - 15, 150 Julie Hearne - 20, 26, 27, 32, 44, 46, 49, 51, 52, 84, 85, 146, 150 Terrance Hernandez - 150 Phillip Hines - 76, 150 Karen Houser - 151 Kenneth Hoyle - 151 Tina Huffman - 49, 151 Timothy Huisman - 151 Kathleen Huntsey - 151 Ronald Jablonski - 60, 151 Yolanda Jackson - 151 Sharee Jarema - 18, 45, 49, 56, 151 Scott Jebens -151 Dean Jennings - 151 Marcus Jennings - 57, 151 Debra Jermolowicz - 90, 151 Donald Johnson - 31, 35, 151 Erik Johnson -151 Jones Johnson - 75. 151 Walter Johnson - 75, 151 Yvonnda Johnson - 151 Darryl Jordan - 65, 75, 151 Deborah Josma - 86, 151 Sheila Kalina - 151 Sheri Kaminski - 57, 85, 151 Anthony Kara - 146, 151, 153 Paul Keesee - 151 Steven Keller - 7, 26, 27, 47, 49, 51, 60, 145, 146, 151 Dwayne Kensey -87, 151 David Kern - 151 Julie Kinder -151 Stephen Kirkilas - 78, 151 Katherine Kirkwood - 49, 151 Paul Klimczak - 151 William Klootwyk - 50, 151 Garland Knight - 151 Thomas Koch - 78, 145, 146, 151 Nancy Koesema - 18, 57, 151 Kimberly Konecki - 49, 84, 151 Kimberly Kraatz - 46, 50, 90, 151 Kevin Kristof - 18, 151 Kimberly Kuha - 152 Scott Lam - 152 Gerald Lange - 152 Stacee Lee - 20, 50, 84, 152 Zevland Lee - 65, 153 Kathering Legg - 152 Keith Lockwood - 152 Gayle Lohman - 50, 152 Lisa Lombardo - 152 Janet Long - 26, 146, 152 Brian Lovejoy - 152 Susan Luchene - 152 Deana Lyons - 2, 50, 152 David Lynch - 152 Chris Mager - 152, 154 Todd Malmborg - 18, 52 Mark Malone - 152 Bob Mann - 152 Judith Maslo - 152 Eddie Mathews - 152 Laurete Mattert - 47, 15 James Matthews - 152 Richard Matthews - 152 Sunday Matthis - 152 Elizabeth Matz - 27, 50, 82, 83, 84, 90, 148, 152, 154 Carl Me Call - 50, 78, 152 Sue McCarthy - 152 Patrick McDonald - 146, 152 James McFlligott - 152 Linda McGeever - 86, 152 Sue McHale - 27, 50, 56, 65, 90, 148, 152 Charolette McLain - 152 Margaret Meegan - 152 Karen Mercer - 22, 50, 152 Jenny Meyers - 152, 154 Nickolette Militello - 152 Angela Miller - 2, 46, 57, 152 Diane Miller - 152 Mike Miller - 152 Sharon Miller - 151, 152 Shirley Miller - 152 Wendy Miller - 152 Anissa Mitchell - 153 Barbara Mitchell - 153 James Mobley - 18, 153 Joseph Mohr - 153 Connie Moore - 57, 153 Frank Morrone - 153 Matthew Muhr - 18, 153 Bernard Nixon - 65 Debra Nolle - 153 Stephen Noto - 153 Dawn O'Brien - 49, 113, 153, 154 fierilin O'Connor - 153 Sandra Oppelt - 57, 153 Donna Ostrander - 50. 153 Greg Ota - 72, 88. 145, 153 Debra Parc hem - 153 Tom Parrillo - 3, 72, 88. 146. 153 Michelle Parrish - 50, 153 Sidney Perez - 153 Santhia Perry - 50, 153 Amy Peters - 2, 15, 23, 45, 46, 56. 68, 69, 80, 90, 153 Joe Petrizzo - 22, 65, 153 Robert Polk - 50, 183 La tony a Poole - 53 Henry Prystalski - 153 Leroy Puttkammer - 153 Denise Raspanti - 153 Joe Reda - 153 Clayton Reed - 153 Michelle Renfro - 153 Vincent Richardson - 153 Jean Rock - 56. 153 Ron Roering - 153 Pam Roper - 53, 153 Karen Rosaves - 153 Pam Rosolowski - 153 Dawn Royse - 57, 86, 153 Victor Rudniski - 153 Wayne Ruff - 153 Lisa Rumisek - 153 Cheri Rushing - 16, 154 Donald Rutz - 154 Dan Ryan - 154 Sheri Sabados - 154 James Sala - 53, 65, 149, 154 Brian Saternus - 88. 154 Timothy Scarver -19, 57, 154 Holly Schmidt - 57 Lynne Schroeder - 56. 154 Robert Scianna - 154 Pam Seales - 50', 53, H2, 154 Debbie Sedlak - 50, 154 Teppi Sekyra - 49, 50, 154 Mike Sendra - 154 Jenny Sheehan - 57, 87, 154 Chuck Settles -19, 154 Steven Shoaf - 154 Robert Simmons - 18, 56, 154 Sue Singer - 18, 154 Jerry Sinwelski - 154 Robert Skoda - 154 Leda Smaga - 50, 90, 154 Ken Smith - 48, 154 Robert Smith - 154 Sharee Sorrell - 20, 49, 84, 154 Harlan South - 46, 60, 154 Maura Stanger - 154 Wanda Stark - 47, 154 Matthew Stevens - 76, 154 Daniel Stoecker - 154 Timothy Stover - 154 Kimberly Streeter - 49, 50, 84, 154 Julia Strouhal - 154 Jeffry Struebing - 88, 154 Earnest Sutton - 59, 75, 154 Jeff S waggerty - 154 Laura Szucs - 6, 154 Laura Szudy - 155 Robert Tallo - 155 Mike Taylor - 155 Julianne Theis - 25, 155 Trena Thurmond - 57, 155 Brian Tobin - 155 Lori Torres - 49, 50, 56, 90, 155 Anton Tovo - 155 Fredrick Towns - 155 Diane Udoni - 155 Louis Lhlean - 50 Barb Vaughan - 155 Elliot Veal - 18, 65, 75, 155 Bill Villarreal - 155 Carrie Violetto - 82, 83, 155 Keith Waaso - 155 Candace Walczak - 155 Constance Walczak - 155 Alison Walker - 53, 155 Tracey Walters - 155 Christine Warchol - 155 Micheal Watson - 6, 78, 155 Todd Wayne - 19, 57, 65, 155 Robert Weber - 155 James W edge - 155 Edward W'eglarz - 155 Kelly W egner - 155 Gina W elch - 80 Eric White - 155 Jesse W hitten - 56, 65, 155 Brian Widstrom - 155 Janet Wielgorecki -87, 155 Howard Williams - 155 Scott Wills - 72, 155 Penny Winston - 155 Timothy Wrzesinski - 155 Therese Young - 155 Mark Yucuis - 50, 60, 155 Steven Zamiar - 155 Joy Zawisza - 23, 56, 57, 87, 155 Donna Zetterberg - 50, 155 Donna Zohfeld - 50, 155 Mark Zuiker - 155 SENIORS Tammara Allen - 125 Rob Adams - 46, 125 Diane Adamski - 125 Michelle Aiello - 40, 51, 125 Lorrie Allen - 124, 125 Angeline Amaloo - 52, 120, 125 Jeff Armor - 47, 125 Ernest Baggett - 125 Shawn Ball man - 13, 46, 47, 49, 52, 72, 115, 119, 120, 125, 132 Lisa Bard - 50, 82, 123, 125 Reda Barr - 125 Lisa Bartee - 57, 125 Jim Batsch - 125 Tammy Batzel - 6, 18, 49, 126 Ron son Beard - 46, 126 Nancy Bell - 50, 123, 126 Chris Bennett - 123, 126 Maryann Berg - 53 Debbie Bisaillon - 51, 126 Ed Bisaillon - 126 Nina Black - 57, 126 Monique Black - 126 Dave Blanco - 123, 126 Rhonda Bolda - 46, 80, 90, 123, 126 Angela Boyd -126 Robert Breckinridge - 46, 47, 120 Karen Bruce - 87, 124, 126 Jim Bubeck - 65, 126 Scott Bugner - 126 Anthony Bullock - 75, 126 John Burnson - 26, 46, 47, 49, 114, 119, 120, 127 Bill Caldwell - 127 Sheryl Calich - 127 Jeff Cal Ian - 127 Marilyn Carlson - 87, 127 Pat Ceja - 127 Kelly Centers - 127 John Chancev - 53, 127 Glynis Chaney - 80, 127 Chris Chenoweth - 23, 46, 76, 77, 122, 127 Lisa Cherivtch - 46, 120, 122, 127 Evelyn Claiborne - 50, 127 Veronica Clark - 128 Antonio Cole - 128 Daryl Coleman - 128 Brenda Compton - 46, 68, 69, 85, 120, 122, 128 John Connely - 128 Antionette Cooper - 2, 57, 80, 128 James Corley - 46, 128 Dorothy Corriveau - 48, 128 John Cursio - 46, 128 Joe Cursio - 46, 128 Karen Dempsey - 10, 46, 120, 124, 128 Theresa Denison - 57, 120, 123, 128 Michelle Donofrio - 10, 40, 45, 120, 124, 128 Michelle Douglas - 51, 128 Becky Doyle - 123, 129 Maura Dwyer - 124, 129 Pam Egan - 6, 46, 56, 120, 122, 129 Mike Ely - 46, 76, 120, 129 Michelle Enos - 129 Robert Evans - 57 Sonja Evans - 80, 84, 129 Kim Eagen - 50, 129 James Ferguson - 129 Helen Eeykes - 57, 124, 129 Jeff Fivecoat - 48, 129 Tim Flynn - 72, 88, 129 Allen Franc - 52, 122, 129 Frank Furman - 72, 129 Rick Gallagher - 6, 30, 46, 76, 121, 122, 129, 142 Jeff Garner - 130 Cornia Garza - 50 Evangelina Garz - 130 Mike Geist - 130, 131 Patricia Gilliand - 57, 130 Samatha Glass - 130 Tony Glowacki - 130 Lisa Gold - 122, 130 Tom Goldhagen - 56, 130 Jeff Gordon - 130 Mike Gorz - 123, 130 Sean Goulding - 23, 27, 65, 130 Joe Grabowski - 52, 65, 120, 123, 130 Lesli Graves - 57, 130 Adrienne Green - 6, 14, 130 Janice Green - 150 Dan Greenberg - 65, 115, 130 Lynn Gregg - 124, 131 Sandra Greves - 30, 46, 68, 69, 124, 131 John Griffin - 47, 60, 120, 131 Thomas Haimann - 51, 122 John Hammond - 131 Patricia Hampe - 50, 51, 124, 131 David Harper - 12, 31, 65, 75, 131, 135 Cynthia Harris -131 Theresa Hartwig - 51, 131 Criscilla Harvey - 57, 131 Suhad Hasan -131 Daniel Hayes - 50, 132 Stephen Hearne - 132 Brent Henderson - 27, 65, 132 Jeffery Hill - 132 David Hofemann - 132 Timothy Houlahan - 132 Mark Howard - 57, 75, 132, 198 Reggie Hughes - 17, 19, 56, 65, 132 Don Isler - 132 Russell Jablonski -60, 61, 132 Cheryl Jackson - 132 Cl hlury (Corporation 14047 HARRISON A VENUE POSEN, ILLINOIS 60469 597-3098-99 'Zfeatatq, attci din C'04tMtioHutq. 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Oak Forest, Illinois 60452 Phone: 687-2730 193 Derrick Jackson - 57, 132 Robert Jacobson - 132 Charles Jasinski - 132 Tracy Jebens - 48, 133 Branda Jermany - 14, 30, 40. 56, 87, 133 Kenneth Johnson - 133 Tamara Jones - 14, 40, 124, 133 Kris Kaczmarek - 133 Lisa Kaminski - 123, 133 Jody Kara - 120, 124, 133 Mark Katzenberger - 10, 115, 133 Mark Kennedy - 43. 49, 133 David Kibelkis - 78, 88. 133 Thomas Kidd - 30, 57, 133 Debra Kirn - 133 Dennis Kirn - 133 John Kmet - 133 Jeffrey Kohlman - 134 Paula Kolins - 50, 57, 122, 134 Kimberly Kostad - 57, 122, 134 Lesley Kowalski - 134 Robert Kracik - 26, 27, 32, 47, 48, 49. 51, 52, 76, 120, 134, 144 Mark Kramer - 46, 88. 134 Joelyn Krause - 40. 134 Jerry Krueger - 88, 134 Kay lee Krygowski - 124, 134 John Kurczewski - 134 Jennifer La id Ian - 134 Cary La k os key - 52, 134 Michael Larsen - 4, 13. 50, 121, 128, 134, 142 James Leavy - 88, 134 Joseph Ledesma - 134 Kimberly Legg - 51, 134 Steven Leveille - 22, 24, 46, 65, 113, 135 Nicole Lewis - 135 Ramona Lilly - 57, 135 Lisa Lindsey - 50, 135 Sherry Lindsey - 135 Julie Lodygowski - 124, 135 Anne Marie Long - 122, 135 Steve Lorz - 135 Caryn Lyons - 135 Sharyn Lyons - 50, 122, 135 Lisa Majchrzak - 135 Deborah Majewski - 123, 135 Mary Lou Manley - 122, 136 Charice Mannaioni - 136 Amy Marolda - 50, 57, 122, 136 Jeffrey Marrello - 136 Karen Marren - 51, 120, 136 Christine Martino - 51, 136 Rochelle Mathews - 50, 80, 124, 136 Mary Beth McSheffery - 51. 90, 122, 136 Robert Meeder - 65, 75, 115, 136 Ellen Meenan - 3, 136 Debra Melby - 90, 123, 136 William Miller - 136 Mechelle Mims - 50, 136 Jimmie Minett - 46, 65, 136 Lisa Molstad - 137 Dyan Morrissey -137 John Morrone - 114, 137 Debra Mosely - 137 Richard Nagel - 46, 65, 75, 137 Dawn Nebe - 122, 137 Linda Neeley - 123, 137 Wanda Nowakowski -51 Julie Os ter -137 Michawl Patrykus - 51, 120, 137 Sharon Palmer - 82, 137 Lori Pappalardo - 47, 137 Kevin Payne - 137 Charlene Perry - 87, 137 Brenda Plummer - 120, 122, 137 Colleen Polizzi -87, 137 Tela nee Polk -137 Cathy Pro ancal - 47, 123, 138 Donna Quinn - 31, 138 Jose Quintanilla - 138 Michael Raby - 138 William Reddick - 57, 78, 138 Daniel Redman - 14, 27, 30, 114, 121, 138 Anthony Rivoli - 18, 138 Michael Rizzo - 138 Kristy Rockrohr - 124, 138 Norma Rodriguez - 123, 138 Donna Rooney -47, 138 Sanadra Rutter - 46, 64, 122, 138 Gregg Sameulson - 76, 138 David Scalia - 88 Jeannette Scarver - 51, 138 Sharon Scarver - 48, 138 Michelle Scatena - 90, 138 Wayde Schmeski - 12, 65, 88, 139 Lisa Schoper - 139 Chris Schroeder - 50, 57, 122, 139 Linda Schuck - 47, 139 James Schuler - 78, 114, 120, 139 Jamie Scroggin - 57 Frank Sebastian - 139 Kimberly Sedlak - 51, 124, 139 Timothy Sendera - 139 Carl Skinner - 65, 139 Deborah Slaw inski - 50, 139 Edwin SIota -47, 52, 139 Hurriah Smith - 46, 78, 139, 140 Judith Smith - 139, 140 Robert Smith - 48, 139, 140 Tracey Snell - 50, 140 Marybeth Snyders - 10, 24, 45, 48, 49, 56, 67, 120, 122, 125, 140 Cynthia Sohl - 14, 30, 87, 140 Shannon South - 19, 46, 48. 57, 78, 140 Tammy Spell - 140 Jeffrey Stange - 140 Steve Stanis - 26, 47, 49, 120, 136, 140 Tom Stanis - 140 Michaelina St. Aubin - 50, 140 Julie Stemmelin - 124, 127, 140 Lori Sternes - 51, 140 Hyacinth Stokes - 84, 85, 141 Jerald Strieker - 40, 141 Todd Struebing - 13, 30, 46, 52, 72, 141 Anthony Sullivan - 57, 114, 141 Timothy Sullivan - 14, 40, 141 Bryan Sumner - 123, 141 Michael Sumowski - 65, 88, 141 Thomas Sustan - 40, 46, 72, 141 Rodney Sutton - 30, 76, 141 Robert Swanson - 46. 53, 75, 88, 141 Patricia Szucs - 47, 123, 141 Pam Taylor -141 Stephen Termunde - 88, 141 Sheila Toppins -141 William Tortorelli - 56 John Trudeau - 30, 88 Michael Tryon - 31, 142 Stephen Tuttle - 142 Robert Veal - 14, 46, 60, 142 Timothy Vincek - 44, 46. 124, 142 Antonette Vivado - 47, 142 Richard Walker -47, 142 Timothy Walker - 124, 142 Tammy Walters - 122, 142 Doug Warnicki - 142 Kevin Whitney -142 Andrew Wielkopolan -51, 142 Mary Wilke - 31, 143 Tressa Wilkins - 123, 143 John Williams - 51, 129, 143 Ronda Wilma - 9, 24, 49, 120, 123, 143 Kimberly W ilson - 143 Meshelle Wilson - 80, 143 Dawn Woestman - 143 Cindy W ojtanowski - 124, 143 Scott W oods - 44, 46, 47, 60, 120, 121, 124, 143 Lvnette Wrobleski - 143 Mary Yucuis - 13, 14, 51, 62, 63, 123, 143 Mary Young - 143 Gina Zawetski - 20, 143 Joseph Zawisza - 143 Dennis Zylvitis - 143 FACULTY Kathy Allen - 106, 113 Shirley Bannes - 106 Mary Lou Berry - 106 Sue Boettcher -106 George Bieber - 105 Carole Boitnott - 106 Otis Branch - 106 William Crater - 106 John D'Ambrosio - 106, 113 Jerry Davis - 106 Denny Denman -106 Marilyn DeWitt - 106 Bill Egan - 106 Del Egli - 106 Dominic Falaschetti - 107 Anne Feil - 107 Richard Fleck - 51. 107 Robert Fritz -107 Cerise Fuhrman - 18. 107 Patricia Gregory - 105 Donald Hollingsworth -19. 107 Randy Hrkel - 78. 107 Homer Hulfachor - 105. 120 Charles Hull - 107. 113 Lolita Jegers - 107 Thomas Johnson -107 Alan Jones - 105 Maryann Keller - 107 Robert Keller - 103. 107 Kenneth Kempton - 107 Donald Kennedy -108, 113 Tom Kinsella - 108, 113 Jean Klacik - 90. 108 Barbara Knoderer - 108. 110 Diane Korhonen - 52, 108, 113 William Krone - 108 Joan Krysinski - 108 Mary Lou Kulowitz - 51, 108 Mike Kulivitz - 111 Bertha Leopardo -108 Robin Lei kin - 80 Mary Ellen Lever a nee - 108 Budd Lombaer - 108 William Magurnay - 109 Patricia Marsh - 109 Edward Melbv - 109, 113 Marge Mentzer - 109 Elsie Millar - 109 James Miller - 105 Betsy Molnar - 109 Warren Montgomery - 109, 113 Mary Lou Moore - 103, 109 Dan Morris -109 Leon ewbern - 103, 109 Lorie Nicolai - 109 Edward Novak - 109 William Nowak - 109 Kevin O'Donnell - 51, 60, 61, 109 Joseph Phelan - 91 Dale Pivarunas - 78, 109 Pat Procuniar - 51, 110 Linda Profetto -110 Charles Prudik - 76, 110 Midge Purden -110 Dave Reynolds -51, 110, 113, 114 Edna Roach -110 Jan Robinson - 110 Judy Robinson -110 Nancy Rowe -110 Debbie Runyan -67, 110. 113 Jacqueline Ryan -110 Ruth Schmidt - 110 Ken Scott -110 Robert Smith - 72, 110 Virginia Stoecker - 111 Gerry Stupeck - 103, 111 James Sullivan - 111, 113 Kathy Tisoncik - 111 Louis Toney - 111 Donald Vechiola - 111 Emily Wahlberg - 82, 83. Ill Vicki Watson - 111 Mike Wilburn - 111 Ernest Wilkinson - 111 Thomas Wold - 73, 111 Wilma Woolard -49, 111 Da id Yarbrough - 108 Deborah Zoss -91, 111 195 Another year, Another yearbook. Being editor of the Arrow is one of the best memories will ever have of my years at Bremen. Even though being on Arrow took a lot of hard work, the fun I had made up for it all. Working together, plus aid from our advisors Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Tisoncik, made being on Arrow fun. I made so many good friends over the past four years that I probably would have never even got to know if I wasn V on Arrow. hope everyone enjoys this book as much as we enjoyed putting it together. I want to thank my staff for all the time and devotion that they put into this book. Also, a special thanks to Mike Gorz for all the beautiful artwork he created throughout this book. You all did a great job and Vm very proud of you and this book. Michelle Donofrio Our Qatuj SENIORS Michelle Donofrio Editor Mark Katzenherger Photographer and Editor’s Right-Hand-Man Allen Franc Jim Schuler Lynn Gregg JUNIORS Dawn O’Brien Creative Consultant Liz Matz Morale Booster Julie Hearne Jean Deneka Michelle Bostrom Tom Parrillo Kim Konecki Laura Szucs SOPHOMORES Janice Bodinet Cathy Grabowski Treasurer Denise Kozik Jeff Carney Kevin Kohlman FRESHMEN Dan Stoettner Gina Cursio Brian Franc Dan Schuler Tom Ramsey Andy Furman Jenny Engelke ■ARROW- 197 fashion ’84 The students at Bremen High School this year seemed to be much more fashion conscious than in the past few years. Styles were influenced by many different things. The movie “Flashdance” inspired a torn Sweatshirt that was very popular. A mild form of “punk” was also present. “Sweats” became dressier and were considered everyday wear. All around, the styles of 1984 were very comfortable and wearable, which helped their widespread popularity. On the following pages are examples of the various styles. Above left-Chris Chenoweth-sleeveless, low-cut arms. Above-Well, Ellie Xleenan makes up her own styles. Above right-Steve Hearne-pinstriped shirt and leather tie. Below-Cheryl Dodson, Gail Doherty and Andre Hogan-Polo shirts with upturned collars. Above left- Dave Gilmore-Camouflage army pants. Abovc-Alarybeth Snyders-long sleeve OP T-shirt. Above right-Mark Hovvard-parachute pants. Below left-Cindv Postma and Colleen Polizzi-Hawaiian shirts. Below right-Terrence Hernandez. Below Left — Calvin Harris Darryl Jordan display their breakdancing clothes some breakdance moves. Above Right — Boh Meeder-mesh shirt, dark sunglasses, and goofy expression. Middle Right — These are always a classic, jeans and a concert T-shirt. Bottom — Footwear ’84. Velcro gymshoes, checkered shoes, and boat shoes topsiders. Above Left — Ronson Beard, dark sunglasses on a chain. Center Right — Eric White Sharyn Lyons, T-shirts with Chinese writing. Below — Tom Doesburg, Wendy Lakoskey, Sam Conger, Flashdanee-type sweatshirts. 7,V” FASHIO S 201 Zke Most Cikely Zo Most Likely to Succeed .......................................................................... John Burnson Most Likely to Become a Corrupt Politician .....................................................Joe Grabowski Most Likely to Become a Rock Star ............................................................... Bob Jacobson Most Likely to Be on the “10 Most Wanted” list .................................................... Mike Rizzo Most Likely to Be Late for His Her Own Wedding ............................................. ( ha rice Mannaioni Most Likely to Become the First Millionaire ......................................................John Griffin Will Be Remembered Most by the B.H.S. Faculty ...................................................... Rob Kracik Will Become a Guest Host on the Tonite Show ................................................. Mark Katzenberger Will Merer Earn a Living Legally ................................................................... Mike Rizzo Most Likely to Become a Professional Athlete ..................................................... Mark Kramer Will Become Bozo the Clown’s Replacement ........................................................Steve Leveille Will Become the Next President of The U.S. ................................................................ Rob Kracik Will Become the Next Principal of B.H.S. ..........................................................Scott Woods Most Likely to Become a World Famous Fashion Model ............................................. Patricia Szucs Most Likely to Become a Playboy Centerfold .................................................. Charice Mannaioni Most Likely to Become a Radio D.J. ............................................................ Derrick Jackson Will Be Coming Back for a Fifth Year at Bremen ............................................. Charice Mannaioni Note: All have been approved by the individuals involved Above Left- Scott Woods: Next Principal of B.H.S., Most Reliable Most Spirit. Above- Paula Kolins: Best Smile. Above Right- Rob Kracik: Most Remembered bv The Faculty, Next President of the U.S., 6 Most Ambitious. Left- Mark Kramer: Next Professional Athlete Best Athlete and Chris Chenoweth: Most Understanding. Below- Derrick Jackson: The Next Radio D.J. Right- Michelle Donofrio: Most Courteous Happiest. Above Left- .Mark Katzenberger: The Next Guest Host on the Tonite Shot . Above Middle-Steve Lereille: Bozo the Clown's Replacement Wild and Craziest. Above Right- Cindy Sohl: Most Popular and Dan Redman: Most Popular Most Outgoing. Above- Joe Grabowski: The Next Corrupt Politician. Middle- Marybeth Snyders: Most Intelligent Most Admired and Ronda Wilma: Most Outgoing. Right- Tom Kidd: Best Smile. Best Looking ....... Funniest ........... Best Dressed ....... Most Popular ...... Most Athletic ...... Most Intelligent Best Dancer ........ Cutest Smile ....... Most Admired Most Reliable ...... Most Understanding Happiest ........... Most Ambitious .. Biggest Exaggerator Most Courteous Most Outgoing Funniest Laugh Most Talkative Most Spirit........ Wild and Craziest . Bob Meeder Mike Gorz Dan Redman Mark Kramer John Burnson Rob Adams Thomas Kidd Scott Woods Chris Chenoweth Dave Harper Rob Kracik Billy Reddick ........... Dan Redman ........................... ............. Mark Howard .......................... ............Chris DeMarco........................... ........... Scott Woods ............................ ............Steve Leveille ......................... Note: All have been approved by the individuals involved Charice Mannaioni . . . . Ellie Meenan .....Cindy Sohl Rhonda Bolda Marybeth Snyders Brenda Jermany Paula Kolins Marybeth Snyders .. . Angie Amaloo . Marilyn Carlson Michelle Donofrio . .. . Kelly Centers Michelle Donofrio Ronda Wilma . Becky Doyle . . . . Ellie Meenan Brenda Compton . . Ellie Meenan 204 CLOSING