Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

2 Creating Campus Colors! Color — where would the world be without color? Just as it is important to the artist to decide what colors and tones to use in his paintings. So is color important to us in our daily lives? Here, at Bremen, color is also important. For example, the color of our clothes reflect our attitudes and feelings, whether they be extremely happy or down-right gloomy. On the pages before you. we have selected some of the most vibrant pictures to display the feelings around Bremen. Seniors: Show their fire of red. Juniors: Seem to be in a blue mood. Sophomores: Look like they are ready for St. Pat’s Day. Freshmen: Ask why yellow? Below: One Bremen student decided to display her Homecoming Spirit on her sleeve. Right: Some of the gang decided to get a little goofy before the game. Top Right: Cathy Grabowski sits with her favorite balloon. Opposite Page: Diane Clayton in the midst of some of the beautiful faces of Bremen. Below Right: Joe Bogusz says: What was that Mr. D? — and don’t spit this time. Dave Cebulski and Laura Yucuis: See Laura. I TOLD you they would find out about us! This year the ARROW salutes the cartoonist who draws, sketches, and colors the way for enjoyment by all those who read or watch the funnies” everyday. The cartoon and animated illustrations are part of satire and story telling throughout history. The yearbook staff hopes you’ll join their hero, Bugs Bunny TM, as he brings color and animation to the memories of 1985. 4 Janet Weilgorecki. Garland Knight and Teppi Sekyra Just your regular women of the 80’s. Lynn Burnson and Ted Warnicki. posing with their championship bridge. Nathan Clark, stop trying to impress us. everyone knows you’re the next Mr. Universe! Jerry Fields is amused by it all. Chris Mager. aren’t you getting a little old to be playing with dolls? Opening 5 Some of the Seniors pose with their winning trophy. omics and capers have always been part of every Sunday paper. They are also seen at Bremen activities throughout the year. Every dance and concert tells a story with its decorations and cast of characters. The comic capers of Bremen activities are only a part, however, of the total ’84-’85 school year. A few sophomores pitch in during Hall Decs. Don’t clown around with this clown! 6 Activity Division Mike Egan and Jenny Sheehan take a break from their Todd Pagel and Grace Thorne clown around at one of busy day. the after school get-togethers. Activities Division 7 Class Competition- Mental The Academic Quiz Bowlis a competition between each of the grades to test intelligence. Each section of questions is chosen for its difficulty to each grade. Four students are chosen for each team to answer these questions. At the end of the competition, the team with the most points has won the game. Freshman Team: Jim Burnson. Colleen Studler. Becky Kanjo. Scott Sloop. Sophomore Team: Winnersl Dave Pecka. Wendy Bonneau. Laura Culver. Roger Rasmussen. Junior Team: Scott Eaker. Lynn Burnson. Kathy Cursio. Jim Heckler. Senior Team: Michelle Bostrom. Steve Keller. Janet Long. Sheree Jarema. . . . and Physical! The Seniors pulls their way to victory. Juniors try their best to beat the Seniors. All four classes participate in the tug-o-war each year. This event gives each individual class a chance to express themselves, during their victory or defeat, as one unit. Freshmen pulling with all their strength, but don't seem to be moving very far. Tug-O-War 9 K) Puttin' Their Noses . . . Karen Brady, we always knew you were a fibber! Humberto Castaneda and Deana Lyons-teamwork all the way. To The Grindstones. Left: Linda Sinwelski. What do you mean I wasn’t suppossed to cut this out. Above: Jeff Hearne as the future Picaso. Right: Michelle Fagan says. Oh no. not a cat! Class Competitions - Mental . . . SPIRIT WEEK RESULTS EVENT CLASS PLACE Overall Trophy Seniors 1st place Sophomores 2nd place Hall Decorations Sophomores 1st place Juniors 2nd place Quiz Bowl Sophomores 1st place Juniors 2nd place Talisman Seniors 1st place Juniors 2nd place Floats Sophomores 1st place Seniors 2nd place Color Seniors 1st place Juniors 2nd place Cheer Seniors 1st place Sophomores 2nd place Pull Seniors 1st place Freshman 2nd place Parent Night Freshman 1st place Sophomores 2nd place Clubs Hall Decorations Publications 1st place Talisman French Club 2nd place Overall French Club 3rd place Donna Chiz gives her all in the knee-carry for the Spanish club. The Cheerleaders push for time in the ten-man pyramid. Mr. D says. Now. kid. the pies go in the mouth, not up the nose.” 12 Talisman Krista Godfrey models the fashionable style for the 80's. Calvin Harris, determined to shoot for two. The Freshmen class, doing a pretty good job on the tire roll, considering they are Freshmen. Above. The freshmen class and their Homecoming float. Below.- Kevin Dillard prepares to make his move. Cartoon Antics At The Game And Parade! Our mascot. Dr. Death says Would you like a piece of candy, little girl? The seniors say that it’s Time to Beat the Hawks!” Captain Joe Engwall barrels through with his brave power. 14 Game Parade Above: Braves display their mental toughness , while Right: juniors show their comic antics. Below: A desperate fight for the ball. MIDLOTHIAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 14609 S. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE MIDLOTHIAN. ILLINOIS 60445 As each event of the week’s competitions occured. the anticipation for the game and parade increased. By Saturday morning, students were finalizing their floats and eagerly looking forward to the games. It is this support that helped our team do their best against the Hawks and make our Homecoming an event to be remembered. The winning sophomores gather up for a snapshot. Coach Morgan calls time out” during the heated battle. Game Parade 15 Wishing Upon A Star This year’s Homecoming was full of memories and dreams that come true. The theme. Wish Upon A Star, was perfect for the six lucky girls who were chosen for the traditional Homecoming court. The week prior to the dance was full of festivities and snap shots every time they turned around. They also were part of the parade before the Varsity football game. On that night, the queen was chosen. Amy Peters I, took the honors with her date Mike Egan. The runners up were Stacee Lee with Darryl Banks 2, Deana Lyons with Dave Gonzales 3, Donna Ostrander with Rob Adams 4, Sheree Sorrell with Ernie Sutton 5. and Carrie Violetto with Brian Saternus 6. Chris McShefferey and Derrick Sylvester take a break to relax. Leslie Huguelet and Paul Newton, enjoying each other's company at the dance. 16 Homecoming Dance Mark Hartwig trying to impress his date. Alicia Laas. with some new moves. Kim Kuba and date discuss the dance with Mr. Kulo-vitz. Bill Meegan impresses his watchers with his snappy feet. Foreign Language Folk Fair A clown was there to amuse both children and adults. The Foreign Language Folk Fair is an annual event at which true foreign foods and candies are sold. Parents, students, and others are invited. The admission fee is 50c and gives the purchaser a chance to win the door prize — an elephant pinata. Two French Club members diligently at work. This year, the French, Spanish, and H.E.R.O. Clubs participated. The funds raised from this event are used to sent students on French and Spanish Weekends. — Senor Monsieur 18 Open wide. Carrie!” Guys. I think it's alive!” The National Honor Society inducted forty new members this April. The new members consisted of Juniors and Seniors who met the selection requirements. The ceremony was conducted by Mr. Hulfachor and the present NHS officers, above left: ’84-’85 NHS officers-Amy Pe-ters-Secy, Barb Gabriel-Pres. Julie Hearne-Vice Pres, and Lori Torres-Treas. above: Julie Hearne awarding Jim Heckler his NHS pin and card, far left: Guest speaker. Dr. Miller, giving an excellent speech, left: Mr. Hulfachor winding up the ceremony with congratulations, below left: Pres. Barb Gabriel opening the NHS Induction ceremony, below right: The newly elected members awaiting their induction into the Indian Star Chapter,” National Honor Society. This year, a new dance was added to the roster at Bremen. It was, obviously, the Halloween dance. A number of students paraded in the gym with wild and ingenious costumes. Still others wore the usual Halloween get-ups, such as cowboys, ghosts, and cool dudes from the fifties. A contest was held and Tom Ramsey took first place as the now-controversial Boy George. All of the students that participated that evening danced the night away to their favorite tunes. The Halloween dance is surely to be remembered and it is likely to be an annual event for the coming years. Watch Out Ghosts And Goblins, Here Conies B.H.S. Above: Here, we have a dazzling array of Raggedy Anns. Above Right: Lynn Burnson. you devil, you! Right.- Boy George would be out of business if you went professional Tom Ramsey! Lower Right: You know. gals, that make-up is very becoming! Petunia Pig TM says. Hey big fella, let’s go up to the O.K. corral for a drink. This year Bremen High School provided many activities and all kinds of entertainment to help every one get into the Christmas spirit. The little children enjoyed their visit to see Santa and tell him of all the things they wanted for Xmas. The adults listened to the Christmas carols and sang their favorite songs along with the chorus and band. Santa. His helpers, and admirers. Getting Into The CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Chorus shows their Christmas spirit in song and dance. Bremen Style Kathy Cursio tells kids the story, ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas Adults get into the Christmas Spirit in a sing along. Front Row-Left to right- Roger Spencer. Tim Dombrowski. Janet Cortez Back Row-Left to right-Darryn Dombrowski. Helena Mathews. Michelle Fagen. Maria Hernandez. Directed by Miss Schmidt and assisted by Mr. Lombaer. Concert In The Courtyard This year was slightly different for the Bremen band spring concert. Instead of being held in the West gym, it was set in the courtyard on a beautiful spring evening. Because of this, a wonderful atmosphere was created for the parents and the students who attended the concert. As usual, the musical talents of the members of the band were displayed and enjoyed. Mr. Hollingsworth, the conductor of Bremen’s band, did a stupendous job that evening and throughout the entire year. Many students received awards this year for their musical talents and solos. Hopefully, the concert in the courtyard will become an annual event. Sonya Bibbs, after a rewarding performance. Determined Sheree Jarema. who expeienced a very worthwhile year for band. Kevin Franklin gets ready to pack up his instru- Mike Dicksen. doing a number on the xy-ments for the evening. lophone. Mr. Hollingsworth leading on his students. Moses Tillmon trying his hardest on those drums. Members of the band include: Betty Allen. Marvin Baggett. Michael Baker. Sonya Bibbs. Tonya Bibbs. Lyn Bresinger. Tiffany Bullock. Clarice Burts. Mike Dick-sen. Kevin Franklin. Kevin Grundhofer. Regina Hamilton. George Hemesath. Scott Hemesath. Julie Jar-ema. Slieree Jarema. Dianna Koshmider. Tammy Levey. Dave Pecka, Angela Peters. Amy Peters. Elizabeth Raczek. Samantha Speier. Traci Stewart. Moses Tillmon. Jesse Whitten. Martin Willis, Gerald Watters. and Kari Zohfeld. Playing her clarinet with ease. Julie Jarema. Some of the girls gather round for a photo. But Mr. Hollingsworth. I’m not the one who missed my cue (Jesse Whitten). George Hemesath dilligently plays for the audience. 25 PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM This year. Senior. Jean Deneka and. Junior, Lynn Burnson were the lucky two that attended the Presidential Classroom from Bremen. The trip was a week full of governmental seminars and historical landmark visits. They were chosen to go on this trip to Washington D.C. because of their ideas expressed in an essay they wrote. This opportunity is open to any Junior or Senior who is interested in this educational experience. Senior. Jean Deneka Presidential Classroom was the most exciting and memorable experience of my life. I participated in seminars, toured the city, met with my senators and representatives, and socialized with people from all over the country. To actually experience the political scene and to listen to political speakers was far more interesting and educating than from reading it in a book. It was also a very special experience to have the opportunity of developing lifelong friendships in such a short period of time. I highly recommend the trip as a valuable learning experience dealing with the government, as well as. with people. This trip was the best thing that ever happened to me. a memory that will never fade. Jean Deneka Junior. Lynn Burnson Before going to Washington D.C., I had a few ideas of what government was like. After participating in the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, I realized that even the few ideas I had did not compare to the actual experience of spending seven days at our nation's capital. The seminars, workshops, and various speakers taught me more about government than could ever be learned in a history class. One of the most interesting parts of Presidential Classroom was the meeting and talking with the students from other states. I learned how similar people my age from various parts of the country really are. The seven days I spent in Washington D.C. was an experience that will never be equaled and will always be remembered. Lynn Burnson Stacee Lee concentrates on her swing. The Winning Junior Team. Top L to R: Daryl Malone. Deanna Kibelkis. Andy Peters. Tina tnk. Pasty Koshmider. Donna Dempsey. Carrie Wilson and Mike Dziedzic. Bottom L to R: Devin Dillard. Jean Langland. Lesly Huguelet. Karen Dillard. Kari Zohfeld. and Lynn Pence. In the competition of Battle of the Leaders. there were two teams involved: the Senior Leaders, and the Junior Leadership Class. There were four competitive events: Volleyball. Swimming. Badminton and Basketball. There were a number of points given for every event. The Junior Leadership Class won the event with the score of 30-16. Daryl Malone and Kim Charleston go up for the jump ball. The determined look of Donna Dempsey. Tina fcnk says to Kari Zohfeld: ' gimme' the ball. Tiffany Bartee tries to get the ball from Andy Peters. Turnabout ’85 One More Night One More Night, the theme of this year's Turnabout Dance, was not only a hit on the radio in 1985. but it also made an impression in all of the hearts of the couples that attended the dance. Each girl had that special guy in mind; but she had to find the courage to ask him. which follows the tradition of this dance. After the preparations, everyone relaxed and enjoyed an evening of excitement, one to remember. The Turnabout Court was led by King Tom Parillo and date Jeanine Centers. His court wa$= Dave Gonzales with date Deana Lyons; Matt Brady with date Tricia Shulist; and Scott Friend with date Debby Jermolowicz. 28 Joe Petrizzo. Todd Wayne, and Tom Koch demonstrating The Bird . Student Council President Amy Peters crowns Tom Parillo as Turna- Mike Bogusz and Julie Hearne win 1st place in the Dance Contest bout King. Lydia Mohead and Lavincha Wilbon wait to pose for their picture to be taken. Ken Krause and Monica Centers sway to the music. Tom Olson (back). Grace Thorne. Lori Rob- Everyone getting close during one of the slow erts and date join the others on the dance dances. 29 floor. Success Is An Understatement! For the Spring Concert this year, there was much talk and excitement beforehand about the wonderful show that was to be performed. It was felt in the audience alone that this was the best concert in years. New singers were introduced and the crowd was amazed. There were the old pros, who continued their singing talents throughout the night. The dance routines were stupendous and creative. There was something for everyone at the Spring Concert that June evening. We re sure that Mr. Branch was very proud of his students for the fine performances that were displayed. Girls' Chorus, anxiously waiting to begin. 30 Melissa Green pictured in one of her many fine performances. Concert Choir performs We’re the men . Davonia Brooks and Denise Jackson knock 'em dead with Circles”. One of the performers of Second Hand Rose . Cheryl Stevens. TM Yosemite Sam gets into the picture here. Since I Fell For You , by the Concert Choir. The Mousetrap is the longest running play in history. It is the story of a young couple who decide to open a country inn. During the opening of the inn. there is a severe snow storm and many mysterious characters seem to gather at the inn. A murder occurs and the members of the inn have to sort out the clues which unravels a series of deaths all stemming from a murder several years ago. The play was performed to an enthusiastic crowd during the weekend and again for selected English classes. Miss Schmidt, director, commented, I was very pleased with the efforts of the cast since this is the first full length production in several years.” Miss Schmidt puts the finishing touches on Maria Hernandez. 32 Sharee Jarema. Darryl Olesen. Winston Smith gather together after a successful play. Spring Play ABOVE: Vicki Blakemore portrays Ms. Casewell as she is interrupted while reading TIME. RIGHT: Darryl Olesen puckers up for his big moment. MOUSETRAP CAST Maria Hernandez maintains her character Ms. Boyle. Cheri Perrizo adds the final touches to Winston. MS METCALF . Danielle Deloatch MS BOYLE . Maria Hernandez MS CASEWELL . Vicki Blakemore CHRISTOPHER WREN . . Tim Dombrowski MOLLIE .......Sharee Jarema GILES ...............Darryl Olesen PARAVICINI . Winston Smith SERGEANT TROTTER Gary Lindsey Mollie (Sharee) and Christopher Wren (Tim) converse as Giles (Darryl) stands by looking furious. Bugs Bunny Salutes The Honors Tom Olsen and Todd Pagel French Weekend Lynn Burnson Presidential Classroom Derrick Boyd First Place Solo Darlene Daggy Hugh O'Brien Award Students of the Month S. Davis. L. Torres. L. Matz. T. Hearne Robert Dorsey First Place Solo . L. Burnson. S. Coleman-not pic: J. Shelia Davis Valedictorian ABOVE: Top Ten Freshmen G. Lufrano. B. Allen. J. Burnson. A. Smaga. J. Donald. C. Hogan. N. Nicholson. P. Postma. M. Baumstein. T. Williams LEFT-. Top Ten Sophomores D. Stoettner. D. Chiz. W. Bonneau. R. Rasmussen. J. Engelke. G. Cursio. C. Mills. G. Kruczek. R. Hamilton. B. Messinger 34 Academic Honors Top Ten Seniors Chris Baker. Kim Konecki. Dawn O'Brien. Lori Torres. Mary Bernas. Sheila Davis. Barb Gabriel. Monica Harlwig. Julie Hearne. Steve Keller Top Ten Juniors Tom Olson. Janice Bodinet. Kathy Cursio. Karen Abramic. Mike Schultz. Mark Krizik. Lynn Burn son. Cathy Grabowski. Cindy Postma Dawn Harnish HERO Display Winner HERO Student of the Year Tina Moore Science Award Ken Huffman Biology Award Joe Montgomery Speed Typing Award Tracey Hauber HERO Display Winner Lori Torres Salutatorian Alicia Laas Speed Typing Award Jones Johnson First place Ind. Solo Steven Keller English Competition Sheri Kaminski First place Ind. Solo Lynn Burnson Jean Deneka Washington Trip Sharee Jarema Kevin Grundhofer 1st pi. Ensemble Event 35 Dancing the night away. The new Mattson Holiday Inn provided the setting for this year's prom. Even though the evening threatened rain, the excitement of all those who attended could not be dampened. The dresses were lovely and the men were handsome which added to the storybook” quality of the evening. After dinner the couples danced to favorite songs played by a disc jockey. The excitement built until the court was announced and Debby was chosen as queen. Memories of a beautiful evening. Pretty Little Maids . AH in a Row. Prom 37 Handsome Males And Pretty Females Couples relaxing and enjoying themselves. The hardworking Junior Officers ready to present the court. Time out to smile for the camera. 38 Prom Prom 39 Friends talking after the meal. Posing for pictures before prom. Sheila Davis-Valedictorian Sheila Davis, Valedictorian, has a GPA of 5.723 and is an Illinois State Scholar. Sheila is active in the Gifted Program, NHS, Spanish and Softball clubs as well as being President for the Mathletes. Sheila plans to attend the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana and major in electrical engineering. Lori Torres-Salutatorian Lori Torres. Salutatorian, Has a GPA of 5.687 and is an Illinois State Scholar. Lori is active in Student Council. Gifted Program, NHS, B-Club and the Mathletes. She also is active in the girls' volleyball, basketball, and softball teams. Lori plans to attend the College of St. Francis and major in Nuclear Medicine technology. 40 All Around Is Eagerness And Final Adjustments Yet ... It's -been a long four years! As I stand putting on my graduation robe, I'm looking around the hallway seeing people I have known since I first started grade school, and others who I met when I came to Bremen. Everyone is trying to remember on which side the tassel goes, but I remember all the things that have happened during these last four years. I smile as I remember the things we did our senior year. I smile more when I think how afraid I was my freshman year. I puff up a little as I remember how sure we were as sophomores, and how great we were as juniors. As more and more memories come flooding back, the music begins the graduation ceremony. I realize that many of these people will no longer be a part of my life. I see people I never thought would make it to graduation. Suddenly it's my turn to step up and get my diploma. I smile again, for the camera, for Mom and Dad. for me. and for all those four years I leave behind. Some people cry while some fight back the tears at graduation. I smile. I’m sure when it’s all over I might be one of those holding back the tears. Then again, every time I think about some of those things we did......I’ll smile all over again! Derrick Boyd leads the National Anthem. w The Speeches Awarding Of Diplomas . . . n order for a school to function to the best of its ability, many students and staff must spend a lot of time organizing activities. To those on the outside, the activities just appear like magic . However, as all technicians know, there is much more to a finished cartoon than what the audience sees. It is those technicians who make the organ-iations illustrious . Verne Bauer works on his dream car! 44 Organization Division Kim Nixon and Vickie Blakemore show their true colors. Tom Cronin and Leslie pose for the camera. Organization Division 45 Aides Aides consists of all students who work in the various offices through Bremen. Our thanks to the aides, for Bremen wouldn’t run as smoothly without them. ©Warner Bros. Inc. O.E. Office Education is a program to help students become aware of business opportunities and to become active in specific business fields. This program is excellent for students who want to work in offices. SEA TED: Veronica Quintanilla. Mark Hartwig. Danielle Rock. Linda Sinwelski. Lori O’Connor. Lisa Scott. Melanie Butzow. Shari Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Lesly Huguelet. Carolyn Parry. Julie Jarema. Valerie Michalec. Tracy Kellams. Kathy Carrillo. Kathy Faille. Debbie Josma. MIDDLE ROW. Dave Mager. Barb Gabriel. Lori Torres. Mike Bogusz. August Konie. Monica Flartwig. Chris Emperado. Kathy Dormann. TOP ROW: Kevin Grunghofer. Rob Simmons. Mike Dicksen. Tony Antczak. Steve Keller. Darlene Daggy. Tom Ramsey. Theresa Six. Brian Franc. Cathy Grabowski. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Zohfeld. Mike Sendra. Mark Yucuis. Cheryl Dodson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. O'Donnell. Joy Zawisza. Donna Ostrander. Kathy Legg. Nancy Koesma. Debbie Sedlak. Kris Bruce. Jean Rock. TOP ROW: Barb Vaughan. Eileen Golat. Diane Feil. Gail Lohman. Maura Stanger. Cathy Arvia. 46 Organizations Echo BOTTOM ROW: Alicia Laas. Dan Schuler. Dave Mensi. Ken Smith (Editor). Sunday Mathis. 1st ROW: Miss Berry. Helena Mathews. Michelle Pizer. Erika Millhouse. Betty Allen. Janice Bauseman. Lanissa Spear. Mrs. Profetto. 2nd ROW: Joe Reda. Jeff Struebing. Harlan South. TOP ROW. Sue Billy. Lori Ballman. Carrie Wilson. Paul Klimczak. Teppi Sekyra. Janet Wielgor-ecki, Wendy White. Echo is the organization which produces our school newspaper. This paper publishes current events as well-as teacher-student views on various topics. Echo plans to keep publishing the newspaper with informative and interesting articles. BOTTOM ROW: Traci Cygan. Tom Olson. Todd Pagel. Jean Deneka. 1st ROW: Cari Kennedy. Veronica Nachtwey. Gina Venezia. Lori Ballman. Wendy White. Grace Thorne. 2nd ROW: Laura Culver. Simone Kane. Jim Burnson. Lynn Burnson. Jim Heckler. TOP ROW: Kathy Faille. Patti O’Connor. Jeff Zroback. French Club In the French Club, students are given a chance to take part in language and culture-related activities. This year’s goal is to acquire enough money to send a student to a French-speaking country. Organizations 47 D-E-C-A- The Distributive Education Clubs of America produce leaders in future marketing and distribution for the free enterprise system. Several fundraisers were sponsored by D.E.C.A. this year. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Wegner. Don Ruiz. Karen Mercer. Malt Muhr. Kim Streeter. James Mobley. Janet Long, Rob Skoda. MIDDLE ROW- Kevin Kristof. Tim Huisman. Dan Ryan. Candace Walczak. Kim Doesburg. Kim Charleston. Kim Kuba. Mr. Kulovitz. TOP ROW: Todd Wayne. Matt Brady. Rob Dorsey. Gina Hall. Melanie Gunaka. Audio- Visual Audio-Visual’s purpose is to film social events that take place at Bremen H.S. 48 From L to R: Zevland Lee. August Konie. Rob Simmons. Kevin Grundhofer. Mike Dicksen. N.H.S. BOTTOM ROW-.Sue Singer. Donna Zohfeld. Eileen Golat. Jenny Meyers. Pam Ely. Sheree Jarema. SEA TED: Janet Long. Shirley Coleman. Sheri Kaminski. Amy Peters. Barb Gabriel. Julie Hearne. Lori Torres. Joy Zawisza. 1st ROW: Mary Bernas. Stacee Lee. Jean Deneka. Leda Smaga. Liz Matz. Pam Seales. Debbie Josma. Kim Konecki. Dawn O’Brien. 2nd ROW. Michelle Bostrom. Tiffany Bartee. Paul Fox. Sheila Davis. Joe Reda. Monica Hartwig. Kim Enk, Mr. Hulfachor. TOP ROW: Chris Baker. Phil Flines. Mike Egan. George Fetcho. Dave Chiarmonte. Tony Antczak. Steve Keller. National Honor Society students have met the major qualifications of this club. They've achieved high standards in their school work, and these student will benefit from N.H.S. in the future. BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Daggy. Gina Cursio. Lynn Burnson. Lisa Schuck. SEATED: Wendy Bonneau. Jenny Meyers. Cathy Grabowski. Julie Flearne. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Torres. Jenny Engelke. Kathy Cursio. Kim Konecki. Barb Gabriel. TOP ROW: Donna Chiz. Roger Rasmussen. Tom Olson. Dan Stoettner. Gifted The Gifted program consists of students selected by Mr. Bieber for having honors ability. These few students are required to write and orally report a research project of their choice. This gives them experience for college and the business world. Even though this program is difficult and demanding, each student learns valuable techniques which help them the rest of their lives. 49 Student Council Student Council's purpose is to produce a loyal school spirit. Its goal is to sponsor various social activities which include Homecoming. Turnabout Sweetheart Dance, and other community activities such as the Canned Food Drive and Santa Day. Student of the Month is also selected by Student Council. Top: Julie Hearne. Darlene Daggy. Gina Cursio. Linda Sinwelski. Ray Tovo. Todd Pagel. Jill Sebastian. Wendy White. Lynn Pence. Second Standing: Tina Enk. Krista Godfrey. Helena Matthews. Tom Ramsey. Derrick Boyd. Danielle Rock. Sheila Davis, Karen Abramic. Elaine Eiduk. Donna Dempsey. First Standing: Kelly Farrell. Veronica Nachtwey. Dyanna Panek. Lynn Burnson. Linda Dempsey. Lanissa Spear. Jean Deneka. Kim Cole. Stacey Gudgeon. Miss Procuniar. Bottom. Ann Olson. Karen Dillard. Michelle Baker. Amy Peters. Tom Olson. Kelly Kennedy. Kathy Cursio. Jean Langland. Floor: Donna Osborne. Jolene Gest. Dawn Baker. Renee Vasquez. Pam Seals. Laura Culver. S.W.E.P. S.W.E.P. is the organization which develops the members’ ability to learn how to organize and plan together as well as to carry out projects. S.W.E.P., again this year, plans to attend their annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. Top. Mrs. Mentzer. Virginia Duck. Alison Walker. Sue Bogusz. Dean Lustro. Jim Sala. Bill Davis. Middle: Tina Crisman. Louise Wynn. Bottom: Lamona Spicer, Janet Cortez. Karin Scholten. Sandra Benamon. 50 Top: Craig Vincek. Cindy Maurer. Lisa Marcum. Sunday Matthis. Barb Gabriel. Beth Marcum. Dawn Shirey. First standing: David Mensi. Julie Theis. Kevin Nash. Donna Chiz. Scott Jebbins. Lori Cherivich. Melissa Beck. Second standing: Laura Castaneda. Cheri Perrizo, Jeff Hearne. Bernie Rzab. Mike Enos. Marie Corbett. Sitting: Carotin Gerth, Melanie Butzow. Jeannette Coffman. Wendy Bonneau. Jenny Engelke. Bottom: Cindy Harnish, Krista Godfrey. Mary Dempsey. Gina Cursio. Jean Langland. Spanish Club The purpose of Spanish Club is to teach students about the cultures of Hispanic Countries. Spanish Club’s goal is to send a student to Mexico for the summer. Projectionists standing: August Konie. Kevin Grundhofer. Mike Dicksen sitting: Rob Simmons The purpose of the Projection Club is to film all of the special events that occur throughout the year. They also fix the audio-video equipment if it is necessary. 51 H.E.R.O. FRONT: Sharee Sorrell. Julie Kinder. Diane Udoni. Lynn Schroeder. SECOND ROW. Kathy Kirkwood. Davonia Brooks. Calvin Harris. Brian Tobin. Janice Baus-men. Sandy Opell. THIRD ROW: Angie Miller. Tami Farley. Judy Maslow. Kim Krazzts, Dawn Har-nish. Tracey Hauber. Joe Patrizo. Mrs. Pusateri. BACK: Sue McHale. Tracy Walters. Brian Satumas. Kim Dilworth. Science Club BACK: Alicia Laas. Patty Welch. Rob Skoda. Dan Lyvers, Julie Friend. Jill Sebastion. SECOND ROW. Michelle Pizer, Jodelle Ma-zies. Wally Mankiewicz. Pam Welch. Mark DuFrain. Greg Seales. Lashonda Moore. THIRD ROW: Susie Sarna. Sandy Giggleman. Joanne Guest. Pam Seales. Renee Vasquez, Eileen Durkin. FRONT: Gabriella Hernandez. Jennifer Jones. Rich Garay. Pam Roper. Mark Yucis. 52 Organizations The H.E.R.O. Club is a cooperative educational organization. It's purpose is to expose students to the working world. In school they have sold many items to help sponsor their conference meetings. The club has been very active and successful throughout the school year. The purpose of the Science Club is to discuss science and to enter the atmosphere as scientist. This club is sponsored by Mr. Kempton. Students will have a chance to enter the SICA science fair, have a spirit week team, and make a homecoming float. The science Club has two goals every year, and that is to win at the SICA Pair and to go skiing at Alpine Valley to come back ALIVE!!!! Mathletes KNEELING- Sheree Jarema. Pam Postma. Nancy Schmid. Cathy Grabowski. Julie Hearne. Jodi Chenoweth. Guyanne LuFrano. Nicole Nicholson. BOTTOM ROW: Patti O’Connor, Lydia Mohead. Jim Donald. Carolin Gerth. Ted Warnicki. Dawn Shirey. Jolene Gest. Janice Booth. Laura Culver. MIDDLE ROW: Samer Kanjo. Lynn Burnson. Janice Bodinet. Kathy Cursio. Danielle Deloatch. Mark Sendra. Darryl Olesen. Mike Enos. Jeff Hearne. Wendy Bonneau. TOP ROW: Dr. Moore. Steve Keller. Steve Shoaf. August Konie. Roger Rasmussen. Sheila Davis. Barb Gabriel. Jim Heckler. Scott Eaker. Mr. Fleck. STANDING. Jenny Meyers. George Fetcho, Darlene Daggy. Gina Cursio, Grace Thorne, Vince Szymczak. Mike McNamara. Becky Kanjo. Scott Hemesath. Dan Stoettner. Jenny Engelke. This year's Mathlete club, sponsored by Mr. Fleck and Dr. Moore, participated in four contests, one conference meet and one regional meet at Moraine Valley on March 16th. Many students worked hard to achieve respectable scores for Bremen H.S. Junior, Kathy Cursio had a perfect oral score of 50 points. This took a lot of preparation on her part before and after her own school time. Senior Leaders are a class of students who have a high interest in Physical Education. This program provides students with the chance to teach and demonstrate P.E. skills. If the Senior Leader does outstanding work, he she will be chosen as Senior Leader of the month. Senior Leaders SENIOR LEADER MEMBERS INCLUDE: Tiffany Bartee. Leda Smaga. Michelle Bos-trom. Cathy Arvia. Pam Seales. Kim Streeter. Mary Bernas. Liz Matz. Debbie Sedlak. Bill Klootwyk. Carl McCall. Sharee Sorrell. Sue McHale. Davonia Brooks. Maura Stanger. Kim Kraatz. Terry Dunne. Stacee Lee. Lori Torres. Donna Zohfeld. Kim Charleston. 64 Girls Chorus BOTTOM: Tim Scarver, Nancy Koesma. Janice Bau-seman, Virginia Duck, Sandra Oppelt. Jones Johnson. 1st: Bobbie Wyche, Kevin Johnson, Scott Cloud, Calvin Harris, Derek Lindsey, Dean Jennings, Roger Spencer, Matt Sendra. Jnd Ni-chelle Exton. Larisa Jennings, Yvette Guyton, Janice Ambers, Valerie Hunt. Denise Walton, Gwendolyn Jackson, Jenny Sheehan. Davonia Brooks, Sharee Sorrell, Rita Brown, Barb Mitchell, Penny Winston. 3rd: Jerome Harris, Trena Thurmond, Sunday Mathis. Sheri Kaminski, Holly Schmidt. Connie Moore, Melanie Gunaka, Debra Hayes, Joy Zawisza, Yolanda Jackson, Samantha Cowger, Shirley Coleman, Angela Boyd, Christine Frank, Destiny Browning, Darryl Jordan. TOP: Chuck Settles, Derrick Boyd, Todd Wayne, Kvin Dillard, Kim Dilworth, Jeff Coffey, Andre Jordan, Terrill Flournoy, James Tate, Tiffany Bartee, Tim Johnson, Bob Dorsey, Eric White, Matt Stevens. IHSA Vocal Solo and Ensemble Awards: Sandy Opplet. Nancy Koesema. Yvette Guyton. Tim Scarver. Brenda Brown. Shirley Coleman. Robert Dorsey. Chuck Settles. Todd Wayne. Shari Kaminski. Jones Johnson. Derrick Boyd. Tim Scarver. Concert Choir SITTING: Lisa Scott, Sandra Benamon, Jodie Berkes, Senita Jones, Chris McShef-fery, Joy Coffey. ROW I: Cathy Mills, Angelina Kirkwood. Kathy Faille, Jenny Gramm, Darlene Daggy, Ja-caima Sutton, Amy Giggle-man, Trina Laws. ROW 1 Tonya Huegel, Antina James, Sandy Giggleman, Carla Criglear, Carolyn Gerth, Alison Walker, Bernadette Veal, Cheryl Stevens, Stacey Nelson. TOP ROW: Paula Nagel, Julie Brickley, Nicole Friday. Tracy Williams, Arnetta Williams, Lashawnda De-Bose, Darlene Walton, Tina Moore, Carlotta Harris, Jenny Duck, Wanda Moore. Front L-R. Frank Morrone. Tony Cerulli. Tim Bourne. Keith Lockwood. Steve Zamiar. Second row Tim Wrzesinski. Mike Guyette. Dave Butler. Kathy Dormann. Third row Matt Stevens. Paul Szudy. Mark Malone. Tony Filipiak. Kevin Franklin. Walter Johnson. Mr. Wm. Egan. Fourth row(top) Fred Dillman. Bob Simmons. Gerry Lange. Leroy Puttkammer. Rick Matthews. Not pictured Ray Albert. Jim Babka. and Ron Fowler. V.I.C.A. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America produces leaders by helping students develop values and an appreciation of the working world. B-Club The B-Club is an organization that is only open to Varsity B letter bearers. The purpose of the B-Club is to promote sportsmanship and athletics at Bremen H.S. BOTTOM ROW. Kim Enk. Mike Dicksen. Mike Egan. Ken Smith. 1st ROW. Dave Mensi. Darlene Daggy. 2nd ROW: Kim Streeter. Stacee Lee. Mary Bernas. Carrie Wilson. Kim Konecki. 3rd ROW. Pam Seales. Amy Peters. Liz Matz. Barb Gabriel. Julie Hearne. 4th ROW: Kathy Kirkwood. Harlan South. Bob Simmons. Steve Keller. Debbie Jermolowicz. 5th ROW: Michelle Bos-trom. Tony Antczak. Kim Kraatz. Leda Smaga. 6th ROW: Greg Ota. Sue McHale. Lori Torres. TOP ROW: Zevland Lee. Tom Parrillo. Scott Friend. Derrick Boyd. Organizations 55 He jumps ... he shoots . . . she hits a long one . . . she concentrates, approaches, releases ... All these are scenes from the cartoon story that is just one caricature of sports that goes on at Bremen all year around. Each and every sport at Bremen has color, action, and character. The sports at Bremen are more than cartoons that come to life, they’re scenes of EXCITEMENT and CHALLENGE! 56 Beth Bealy crosses the finish line after a long and difficult race. Darnell Williams watches the game attentively from the sidelines. huer up OWarrWf Bros Inc Mike Krause gets ready to take his man down. Demonstration of the proper follow through by Jill Hill. 57 Cheerleaders Build Spirit Little Joe. Julie Hearne. cheering the Braves Julie Jarema sending mental waves to arouse the Bremen fans. Football Cheerleading is a very highspirited sport. The teacher strike shortened the season, but the players and the cheerleaders were able to make it an exciting season. The Varsity Cheerleaders helped out with the annual Lion’s Club Candy Day. They also contributed a lot of time and effort to the Homecoming activities. RIGHT: bottom- Linda Sinwelski, Jeanine Centers top- Julie Hearne-Capt, Sunday Matthis, Donna Osborn. Kim Konecki, Liz Matz-Co-Capt, Larisa Jennings, Vanessa Morris BELOW: bottom- Chris McShef-frey-Capt. middle- Lisa Scott. Julie Jarema. Carrie Provancal top- Paula Nagel, Jena Godfrey, Regina Hamilton. Tracy Bleker-CoCapt, Kris Lan-nan Wrestling Cheerleading is sometimes underestimated. Like any other sport, dedication and enthusiasm are needed. This year’s squads were no exception. They brought spirit to all the meets throughout the season. They also helped out with the Santa Day. Without their presence, the fans and grapplers would experience a great loss. BELOW LEFT: bottom- Jean Langland, Lesly Huguelet, Sue Singer top-Lynn Pence, Krista Godfrey, Carrie Wil-son-CoCapt. Sunday Matthis-Capt BELOW RIGHT: bottom- Laura O'Connor, Debbie Pappalardo. Diana Rinearson middle- Connie Kaufman, Fran Salamone top-Jena Godfrey-Capt, Lisa Schuck-CoCapt Daryl Malone finally taken down at the 10 yd. line Rick Gonzales fades back for a pass. The coaches felt that the football season was very successul. We were competitive throughout, and with some breaks we could have won a few more games. All of us involved with the program are very enthusiastic about the chances for a championship next season.” Coach D’Ambrosio First-Daryl Malone. Marvin Baggett. Joseph Petrizzo. Mike Dziedzic. Ken Krause. Rick Gonzales. Don Motoya. Andy Peters. Dave Mensi. Don Johnson. 2nd-Tony Commings. Ernie Sutton. Bill Wilck. Nelson Edwards. Jim Wilke. Todd Wayne. Dave Chiaramonte. Joe Engwall. Martin Willis. Joe Bogusz. Tom Cronin. 3rd-Coach Augustine. Coach Scott. Mike Dicksen. Scott Berkhout. Derrick Reid. Al Kolstad. Paul Schuler. Wayne Samuelson. Dave Gonzales. George Fetcho. Mike Egan. Coach D'Ambrosio. Lonnie Morris looks for an opening. Mike Leavy runs through the tough defense. The devious Joe Pursel fakes to Mike Leavy. Bottom- Dan Schuler, Mike Petrizzo, Dan Stoettner, Matt Engwall, Trent Godfrey, Brian Tweet, Phil Meenen, Middle- Coach Stupeck, Neal Caauwe, Norman Dixon, Paul Ritter, Dave Rozek, Chuck Eakins. Derrick Sylvester, Gary Strugnell. Top- Kevin Kurzweil, Steve Gallagar, Dan Hancock. Rich Cherivtch, Terry Flourney, Aaron Burnett, Ed Feil, Jim O'Keefe, Otis Emerson. Overall Record-won I, lost 6 (2 forfeit), tied 2. Strike hurtl We (coaches) were proud that they never gave up. Our last three games were I win and 2 ties. Beat Oak Forest, 30-14, tied for Conference Title. Most valuable Soph. — Matt Engwall. Best Back-Tom Smith. Best Lineman-Dan Stoettner, Most Improved-Dan Schuler. We had a good season. We had good individuals who must learn to work as a team. M.V.P. was Joe Pursel; Most valuable Defense-Mike Leavy; Most Valuable Offense-Tom Dantzler; Most Improved-Bret Pech-told.” Bottom: Darnell Williams, Mike Erickson, Thomas Dantzler, Everet Davis. Lonnie Morris. Michael Baker. Willis Lee. Dave Doyle. Gerry Watters, Mike Walker. Middle: Mike Leavy, Ken Konecki, Steve Ruppert, Tim Delattre. Daryl Olson, Scott Sloop. Bob Vaughn. Mike Guerra. Ray Gunaka. P.J. Meeder. Corey Allen, Derrick Singer. Top: Coach Melby, Jay Baker, Steve Bachman. Tony Dickson. Herman Mathews, Bret Pechtold. Jeff Dertz, Mark Thomson. Don Smith, Ralph Udoni, Joe Pursel, Makeba Wolfe. Mike Dicksen. Above- Denise Jackson keeping well ahead of her competitors Below Kim Kraatz and Amy Giggleman finish first. Above- Kim Kraatz pushing to qualify for state! Below- The girls line up to be honored at an assembly. This has been a super year for the team and myself. All the goals I have set for the team have been met: second in Conference, winning Regionals, finishing fifth in Sectionals, and qualifying for State. This is what we always have hoped for, but rarely do we have the chance to realize our fondest hopes. I am very pleased and proud of everyone on the team for all their efforts. Bottom- Bernadine Rzab, Tiffany Bullock. Sue Hammer, LaNissa Spear, Treena Taylor. Middle-Coach Katterheinrich. Jo Anne Beaty. Danielle Deloatch, Beth Beaty, Denise Jackson. Julie Brickley. Top- Lautrice Farlow, Jacaima Sutton. Amy Giggleman. Kim Kraatz, Barb Gabriel. Right The team lines up for a practice race. Below Right - The lovely Tiffany Bullock ponders victory. Below Left - Kim Kraatz wonders. Are we gonna run today, or what??? Endurance and Perseverances Boys’ Cross Country ■ Pal Griffin. Mark Yucuis and Steve Keller get together after the big race. Russ Callahan strives to reach the finish line. The varsity team finished 3rd in conference and 7th in the regional competition. Mark Yucuis and Pat Griffin made all-conference. Mark also became a 1000 mile club member. The frosh-soph team finished 4th in conference. Vince Szymczak made all-conference at the sophomore level. Steve Keller (vars.) received the coaches’ award.” Coach O'Donnell Bottom: Joe Cole, Bill Hammer, Russ Callahan, Bill Griffin. Middle: Coach O’Donnell, Steve Keller, Harlan South, Bryan South. Coach Sullivan. Top: Captain Pat Griffin and Mark Yucuis. FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY Since this year’s team consisted mainly of freshmen, the team had to work harder to compete with the other schools. Their spirit and results improved throughout the year giving promise to a much stronger team next year. Vince Szymczak and Mike Enos were able to carry this spirit to conference where they placed 10th and 16th respectively. Team members this year were: Mike Enos, jerry Fields (quit), Ken Hartwig, Mike Moore, Tony Pechota and Vince Szymczak coached by Coach O’Donnel and Coach Sullivan. Cross Country 65 Parr. Ely. set and ready for action. Donna Ostrander concentrates on a powerful return. Bottom.- Lynn Burnson, Lisa Randolph. Judy Maslo. Top: Coach Hrkel, Donna Ostrander. Deanna Kibelkis, Pam Ely. The girls’ tennis team made progress in the mastery of the fundamentals. Donna Ostrander advanced to State competition. In brief, this was a very successful season. Bottom. Julie Friend. Wendy Bonneau. Melissa Leveille. Melissa Beck. Guyanne Lufrano. Top Coach Newbern. Maria Hernandez. Cheri Perrizo. Marie Corbett. Dena Kara. Lori Breckinridge. Tiffany Bar tee. Golf Team Swings To Victory OWarncr B o Inc. Dratl that pesty rabbit made me miss the ball again. Above: Tom Parrillo gets ready for his swing! Greg and Scott joking around again! The 1984 golf record was one win and eight losses in dual meets. In tournaments we seemed to do much better than in our dual meets. We even beat many of the teams in tournaments that we lost to in our dual meets. Our scores steadily improved as the season progressed, but none of the players practiced consistantly during the lay off, and that hurt their game. Greg Ota was the one shining individual earning All-Conference honors and qualifying for the IHSA sectional. He barely missed going down state by only one stroke.” Coach Smith Bottom: Greg Ota, Todd Pagel. Scott Wills, Tom Parrillo. Top: Brian Arndt, Mike Bogusz. Coach Smith. Keith Gibson. George Combs. Won third place honors in SICA Central Conference Match and were 40 in dual matches in shortened season. These men will be fine players in the near future. Top: Andy Furman, Joe Kintz, Craig Don-ofrio, Kevin Hayden, Dave Eber-hardt. Center: Coach Wold, Bill Sumner. James Burnson, Ron Kirn, Mike Krause. Front L to R: Tom Sen-dra, Steve Meyer. Dave Charleston, Duane Lichey. Rebuilding Season For V- Ball Kim Enk ready for the power serve. Lori Torres diving to save the game. This season was a learning season for everyone involved in the Volleyball program. Hopefully with more time during the season, with the girls going to camp, and with the girls’ enthusiasm, we could become a contender for a Conference title next year. Awards are as follows: Kim Enk-All-Conference, 110% Award-, Lori Torres-Coaches’ Award Sue McHale -Tuna Award-, Kelly Kon-ecki-Most Consistent; and Dawn Chenoweth- Most Improved. Bottom- Beth Messinger, Patsy Koshmider. Kim Enk. Lori Torres, Tina Enk, Sue McHale. Top- Denise Walton, Dawn Chenoweth, Karen Dillard, Kelly Konecki, Coach Leikin. 70 Left - Leslie Modory does her Kung-Fu Karate chop return. Right - Jodi Chenoweth with a great set. Sophomore Team Bottom ■ Heidi Wojtan-owski. Stacy Franklin. Lynette Waichunas. Chris Terlep. Kathy Failie. Middle - Coach Nowak. Colleen Burke. Connie Kaufman. Laura Rinehart. Donna Chiz. Top - Therese Len-art. Lori Cherivich. Alissa Henry. Danielle Rock. Michelle Kibelkis. Below - Michelle Ki-belkis puts up the Mighty Block” Although we ended the season with only one match win. the freshmen gave their opponents • a fight to the finish many times by having to play a third game. Special Awards; Most Improved- Kristie Skorupa-, 110% Award-Tanya Kidd. Bottom - Colleen Stadter, Heather Smith, Lori Bielema, Grace Thorn, Kim Hammons, Leslie Modory, Kim Jones. Middle - Traci Cygan, Nicole Nicholson, Janice Booth, Lydia Mohead, Nicole Mayden, Casey Hogan. Jodi Chenoweth, Helena Mathews. Top -Michelle Popowski, Tanya Kidd. Nancy Kelly, Kathy Dreher, Kristie Scorupa. Kelly Pechtold, Coach Runyan. Super Swimmers Above: The determined look of Carrie Wilson Below. Amy Peters, in the lead, beyond the competition. Above: Debbie Pappalardo says: Ay! Der's a shark in dis water. Below: Josephene Garcia, fast as a Lake Trout. Bottom: Josephene Garcia. Carrie Wilson. Kelly Farrell. Amy Peters. Cindy Maurer. Beth Compton. Tonya Huegel. Laura Culver. Middle: Linda Dempsey. Cheryl Stevens. Lynn Pence. Aieida Perez. Debbie Pappalardo. Chris Schulz. Darlene Daggy. Top: Diane Clayton. Diana Koshmider. Liz Raczek. Coach Zoss. Coach Stevens. Mary Dempsey. Dawn Shirey. Outstanding Swim Season Above-Sieve Gallagher flying for his best time. Below- ill Hammer cuts through the water in record time. 46ove-Ouane Lichey backstrokes to victory. Below rian Kraatz peers out to check the progress of the meet. The Swim Team performed well this year. Nunerous awards were won in Frosh., Soph., and Varsity competition. Among the highlights of the season were our victory at the T.F. South Soph. Inv.. 2nd place at the Hillcrest Varsity Inv.. and 2nd at the T.F. North Freshmen Inv. The team finished the dual meet season with a .500 record. The team finished 3rd in conf. led by Joe Bogusz who was a conference champ in the 100 yard backstroke. Joe Donato broke the Soph. 100 yard butterfly record with a time of 58.30. Congratulations to all the guys on an outstanding season. Coach Stephens Bottom-Brian Franc, Craig Donofrio. Steve Edgar. Tim Smith. Jim McNamara. (quit). Chuck Osborn. Middle-Jonya Huegel (Mgr) Duane Lichey. Dave Mager. Tom Ramsey. Brian Kraatz. Donald Smith. Bill Hammer. Brian Jan-ousky. Top-Miss Burfeind. Joe Donato. Steve Gallagher. Bob Gallagher. Scott Friend. Tom Cronin. Joe Bogusz. Wally Rybicki. Mr. Stephens. Mrs. Hasten. Right Sob Gallagher races to victory. Below Right an Hancock. Will he be an Olympic competitor? Below-Joey Bogusz backstroking with his All-Conference style. Bremen Strikes Again Pam Seales is on the line for another strike. Liz Matz says. Hey! How about that one? Varsity was second in conference and second in sectionals. All conference bowlers included Captain Liz Matz. Jill Hill, and Carrie Violetto. Bottom- Jill Hill. Liz Matz. Top-Lisa Howard, Kelly Egan, Pam Seales, Carrie Violetto, Miss Wahlburg. The Frosh-Soph bowlers proved they were a fighting team during the 1984-85 season. This team has great potential. Coach Jegers Bottom-Tina Bard, Gail Doherty. Top-Sue Sarna, Jodi Chenoweth, Nicole Mayden, Kathi Perrizo, Michelle Popowski, Coach Jegers. Endurance Is The Name Of The Game! Earnest Sutton. Manuevering his opponent down for his victory. Elliot Veal, taking advantage of the situation. The Varsity wrestling team ended with a record of 16-5-0, and 3rd in SICA Central. It was a combination of teamwork and discipline that led the team to capture a fourth place in Regional. Led by Captains Elliot Veal, Joe Engwall and Nate Clark, this team showed much endurance throughout the tough season.” Coach D’Ambrosio Bottom-A. Pulaskas (mgr.), Nate Clark. Ray Gunaka, Vince Braver-man, Mike Krause, Jerry Scroggins, Top-Coach D’Ambrosio, Jones Johnson, Daryl Malone, Pat Cooper. Joe Evans. Mike Egan, Joe Engwall. Not pic.-Earnest Sutton. Sophomore team includes: Bottom-Dan Lyvers, Derrick Sylvester. Paul Ritter. Mark DeFran, Joe Rodriquez, Ron Goulding. P.J. Meeder. Top-Kevin Mansmith. Jim O’Keefe. Joe Finn, Trent Godfrey. Matt Engwall, Tom Danzler. Kevin Kurzwell, Elliot Veal. Left-Matt Engwall sure of his win. 4fcoveTrent Godfrey wrestles with power. Right-} n O'Keefe in the glory of victory. Freshmen team includes: Bottom Lonnie Morris, Jim Burnson. Corey Allen. Willis Lee. Tim Bonneau. Brian Ffammond. Tom McQuaid. Top-Ralph Udoni. Nate Carter. Matt Mercer. Bill Szwadniak. Joe Jeskula. Bill Keeler. Greg Seals, Scott Kaliski. Reaching For The Heights ©Warner Bros, me Denise. Lynette and Karen await the ball from Dee. Theresa and Dee stretch for the rebound. Although the team itself was not as strong as in previous years, two girls helped inspire and lead the team to do their best. These girls. Dee Kibelkis and Amy Peters, received many honors from area newspapers and coaches showing the acknowledgement of their skill and effort. With many of the girls returning. the team looks forward to a better season next year. VARSITYL-R Lynette Waichunas, Karen Dillard, Yvette Guyton, Denise Walton. Debra Hayes, Theresa Marren, Deanna Kibelkis, Maripat Termunde. Sonja Bibbs. Cindy Kuzma. Amy Peters middle Coach Leiken, Kim Charleston (mgr) Kari Zohfeld (mgr) Above-Michelle Kibelkis and Stacy Franklin block out. and wait for the rebound. Above Right-Deana Kara. Stacy Franklin and Michelle Kibelkis fight to keep the ball. Above Far Right Gladys Ambers loose on the break-away. The 1984-85 Sophomores captured 2nd in the Bremen Soph. Tournament and became the first Sophomore team to win SICA-Central Conference Championship with an 8-3 record. Overall, they finished with an 18-3 record and were very strong. The key to their success was team play and a strong defense that allowed opponents fewer than 20 points a game. I was quite pleased with the season and look forward to the same type of effort from next year’s squad. Bottom-Amy Giggleman, Tiffany Bullock, Gladys Ambers. Bernie Rzab. Dawn Chenoweth, Top-Dianna Koshmider, Donna Morin, Sonya Bibbs, Michelle Kibelkis. Shelly Trudeau, Stacy Franklin, Miss Zoss. The Freshman girls had a season of very equally competitive teams, nonetheless it was a season of learning the fundamentals. These girls showed to me that they are capable of being good basketball players with a little more work. Bottom-Casey Hogan, Cindy Maurer, Tanya Kidd. Janice Booth, Tina Beck. Lydia Mohed Top-D ianna Koshmider, Colleen Stader, Liz Raczek Lori Bielema. Jenifer Reznik, Kim Hammons, Miss Jointer A Struggling Season Kevin Dillard does his imitation of a Russian ballerina Paul Schuler ready to run over a defensive player. It was a long season for the Braves who continued to struggle with inconsistency and lack of fundamentals. Bottom-Tom Koch, Mike Watson, Anthony Mitchell, Calvin Harris. Middle-Sean Thomas, Alfred Ganter, Kevin Nash. Kevin Dillard. Kenny Barnes, Coach Morgan. Top-Bill Ramsey, Steve Kirki-las, Paul Schuler, Jack Lowe, Der-rek Reid. Above-Ken Robinson defending for the Braves during one of their victories. Above Right Alarcus Hargrove ready to run through for two. Above Far Right -Marc Carter ready to slam one home. Our season started out very successfully with a win over Shepard at Shepard. From then on it was a learning and developing season with its ups and downs. We have worked hard to understand what it means to play like a team and to help each other. We had to set small goals and try to reach them rather than shoot for unobtainable goals. Bottom-Russell Anderson, Tim Johnson, Tony Walls, Andy Furman, Buddy Scatena, Wayne Griggs, Terry Flournoy. Top-PhW Meenan, Andra Jordan, Aaron Burnett. Rich Cheri-vich, John Studnicka, Marc Carter, Joe Termunde, Franklin Towner, Coach Katterheinrich. Small but quick. Good outside shooters. The A-team was very good defensively. A lot of talent but they need to take some vitamins to grow over the summer for next season. The persons in the team picture with a quit'’ instead of their names either quit or were kicked off the team for serious infractions of school regulations. Coach Scott Bottom-{quit), Tony Burnett. Decole Baker, (quit), Mike Baker. Ken Robinson, Tyrone Miller. Middle- Marcus Flargrove, Terry Winston, Randy Ganter, Ken Kon-ecki, (quit), (quit), Edmond Jackson. Bottom-Coach Scott, (quit), Bret Pechtold, (quit), Everett Davis, Coach Pivarunas. Boys' Tennis: A Smashing Season!! George Combs with The Model Serve” Man Brady, astonished by his own shot. BOTTOM ROW: Tadge Kanjo, Dave Eberhardt, Scott Hemesath, Samer Kanjo. Darryn Dom-browski, Ray Tovo. TOP ROW: Coach Hrkel. Greg Kruczek. Kevin Grundhofer, Matt Brady, Joe Gest, Joe Kintz, Coach Newbern. It was a rebuilding year in Boys’ Tennis with only I senior in the line-up, Matt Brady. A member of sophomores had to play varsity tennis. The varsity finished 5th in conference and 6th in sectional play.” Coach Hrkel Joe Gest with the look of determination. g5 Dan Lyvers with his Hunchback” backhand. Jim Wedster and Joe Gest. dominating the court. Jim Wedster - The high tension forehand. Running Towards Success Captain Kathy Kirkwood practices for the Big Jump . Amy Giggleman shows her winning stride. Varsity: Sitting- L-R JoAnne Beaty. Beth Beaty. Middle Betty Alan. Amy Giggleman. Sharee Sorrell. Trina Laws, LaNissaa Henry, Janice Bausman. Standing Coach Katternheinerich, Coach Keller. DaVonia Brooks, Tonya Bibbs, Denise Jackson. Manager Kim Cole. Coach Stevens. Amy Giggleman trying her hardest in the relay. Alicia Henry rounds the far turn. Right: Denise Jackson's concentration never faulters. Frosh-Soph: Sitting l-R Suzie Hammer. Melissa Leveille, Tiffany Bullock. Beatrice Harvey. Treena Taylor, Shenise McCarter, Jeanette Coffman, Felicia Glispie (not shown). Kneeling Angelina Kirkwood, Jonna Rsanault. Patricia Chaney, Wendy Bonneau, Erika Mill-house, Laura Culver, Tina Waitecus, Nicole Nicholson, Suzi Sarna. Standing Coach Katterheinerich. Coach Keller, Darlene Walton, Kathy Par-rizo, LaShawnda Debose, Helena Matthews. Gwen Jackson, Bernie Rzab, Manager Kim Cole, Coach Stevens. Top Row Paula Howard, Traci Stewart, Sharee McGee. Diana Koshmider. Michelle Popawski. Becky Kanjo, Nikki Champaine, Kristen Meckler, Lautrice Farlow. Cathy Perrizo up for the 100 hurtles. all this while Coach K. looks on. 87 Ed Mathews gives all he’s got for the Bremen relay team. Elliot Veal jumps for the sky. Top: Marvin Baggett. Bill Mentink. Tony Commings. Scott Friend. Eric White. Ken Smith. Ed Mathews. Middle: Daryl Malone. Erik Johnson. Pat Griffin. Robert Dorsey. Don Johnson. Pat Cooper. Bottom: Andy Peters. Vince Braverman. Bill Griffin. Not Pictured: Joe Cole. This year’s Boy’s Track Team finished 4th in the conference meet and had an overall 9 wins and 5 losses in dual and triangular competitions. The 1600 relay team of Andy Peters. Marvin Baggett. Joe Cole and Ed Mathews took 1st in the conference meet. Marvin Baggett was the M.V.P. and Ken Smith was selected to receive the Coaches’ Award. The Frosh-Soph team took 3rd in the conference with Michael Moore being selected as M.V.P. Top: Joe Jaskula. Herman Mathews, Vince Szymczak, Otis Emmerson, Makeba Wolffe. Middle: Steve Meyers, Mike Moore, Adam Dorsey, Kevin Johnson. Bottom: Mike Enos. Thomas Ganser, Willis Lee. Girls’ Softball Give It Their All! Debby Jermolowicz displays her winning pitching form. Above-Girls’ Equipment. Top-Kirn Enk uses her speed when on the bases. The girls finished 2nd in Conference with a 7-3 record. D. Jermolowicz pitched a no-hitter over Hillcrest in a 1-0 win. Many seniors were named All-Conference, with one junior selected as an All conf. shortstop. The final record of 18-10 marked another successful softball season. Bottom-Coach Klacik, Kim Enk, Dee Kibelkis. Theresa Marren. Lori Torres, Barb Gabriel, Sue McHale, Middle-liz Matz, Dawn Chenoweth. Debby Jermolowicz, Beth Mes-singer. Kelly Egan, Leda Smaga. Top-Amy Peters, Mary Bernas, Dena Kara, Kim Kraatz. Chris Rakoski hustles for extra bases. Grace Thorne-you can't catch the ball in your MOUTH! Sandi Giggleman fires a strike. The soph, team compiled a 22-3 record to be 9-1 in Conf. All of the girls, including the hitters and the pitchers did a superb job this year. It is a well-balanced group and should prove to be an even better team next season. Top-Coach Zoss. Gayle Doherty, Shelly Trudeau. Lori Cherivitch, Danielle Rock, Colleen Burke. Carolyn Perry. Vf y y e-Lynette Wai-chunas, Kathy Faille, Darlene Daggy. Dawn Shirey, Jodi Chenoweth. Lori Breckinridge. Bottom-Carrie Pro-vancal. Melanie Butzow. This year’s frosh team had a total of 16-8 and 2-2 in Conf. Chris Rakowski was MVP and Chris Schultz was best team player. The girls played well all season and they showed complete spirit and desire as a team to win. Top- Julie Friend. Lori Bielema, Grace Thorne. Second- Kris tie Skorup. Jenny Reznik. Annette Smaga, Tina Beck. Third-Angie Meyster. Chris Schultz, Leslie Ota. Linda Dempsey, Cindy Mauer. Bottom-Sandi Giggleman. Chris Rakoski, Guyanne Lufrano, and Karen Armor. Varsity Over 20 Again! Brian Saternus with his patented stance. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Ota. Pete Gonzales. Rick Gonzales. Mgr. Ann-Marie Pau-laskas. FIRST ROW: George Fetcho. Tom Parrillo. John Novick. Mike Delattre. Tony Antczak. Mike Schultz. Dave Gonzales. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Johnson. Brian Floeckher. Joe Reda. Keith Gibson. Brian Saternus. Jim Wedge. Brian Mansmith. Coach Du Four. TOP ROW: Joe Bogusz. Jeff Struebing. Allen Kolstad. Mike Bogusz. Jim Wilke. Greg Ota stretches it for a double. The Braves finished with a 22-15-1 record, placing 2nd in the Thorton Regional in the State Tournament. Outstanding Braves: SICA Central All-Conference. Senior Pitcher. G. Ota. Senior SS. B. Saternus. Senior 2B, K. Gibson. Senior Outfielder, G. Fetcho. Junior Outfielder. J. Wilke, and Junior Catcher, B. Floeckher. Ota and Saternus also received All-Area. Another successful season was completed, marking the 5th straight season of 20 victories or more for Bremen Varsity Baseball.” Coach Johnson BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Dan Oganovich. Erik Lubek. Steve Perreira. Jim Seufert. FIRST ROW (L-R): Mike McNamara. Andy Furman. Jay Drag. Joe Finn. Buddy Scatena. Brian Franc. Neal Caauwe. MIDDLE ROW (L-R): Coach Morgan. Jim O'Keefe. Dan Stoettner. Dan Schuler. Matt Engwall. Derrick Sylvester. TOP ROW (L-R): Rich Cherivtch. John Stud nicka. Dan Sabados. It was the best of times. It was the worst of times ...” But overall the young Braves grew in confidence. closeness, and maturity. They overcame many obstacles. And through it all they were winners in every sense of the word. Lookout Oak Forest, the Braves of 86 will be on a War Path! Braves' seasonal record was 19-12 1. And in Conference they were 7-3. That was enough to overcome 2nd PI. BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Bryan Tanis. Mark Schultz. Tom Lennon, Charles Salamone, Mike Callahan MIDDLE ROW (L-R): Dan Flynn, Ron Golden, Mike Ericksen. Duane Lichey, Ken Robinson. Jim Burnson TOP ROW (L-R): Coach Wilburn. Mark Lyons, Dan Hancock, Jeff Dertz. Ralph Udoni. Steve Ruppert, Kevin Hilt Pom Pon Girls Make It A Memorable Year. Top: Mrs. Hobbs, you look like you deserve a break. Above: Captains Lori. Jenny Some of the girls during one of their fabulous routines. Shirley peek out to say hello. Jacksonville IDTA Compelition - 1985 The 1984-85 Pom Pon squad started off on the right note. The captains of the squad were seniors Jenny Sheehan and Shirley Coleman and junior Lori Roberts. Someone once said There’s a first time for everything.” and for the girls, this was the year. All of the girls were invited to three competitions, all of which they did very well. A new member to the squad was Mrs. Hobbs, the girls’ sponsor. 94 The season began with football in which the squad consisted of 15 girls. During this time, the girls went to competition where they won the first trophy for Pom Pons in Bremen’s history. The trophy was a third place Novice plaque. Monica Hartwig displays her Pom Pon talent. GIRLS’ SWIMMING Varsity Soph. Hillcrest 52- 97 66-63 Bradley 52- KM II- 0 Bloom 62- 87 69-63 T. F. South 39 40 50-29 Tinley Park 53- 101 60 80 Kankakee Reavis Hillcrest T. F. North Oak Forest Thornton T. F. South Tinley Park GIRLS’ TENNIS Varsity 3- 2 1-4 05 4- I 05 1- 4 2- 2 2-3 Soph. 3-2 05 2- 3 3- 2 05 5-0 FOOTBALL Varsity Soph. Bradley 15- 6 028 Kankakee 20- 6 034 Joliet Central 6- 18 Hillcrest 8-10 6 26 T. F. North O 7 0- 19 Oak Forest 14- 21 30- 14 T.F. South 14- 7 2020 Tinley Park 14-37 8- 8 Frosh. 22-38 022 014 22- 0 22-12 6-20 22- 0 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Soph. Joliet Central 36- 21 T. F. South 38- 21 44-19 Hillcrest 15-48 36-21 Oak Forest 35-20 Regional 60 — 1st Place Sectional 195 — 5th Place GOLF Varsity Soph. Sandburg 204-172 Hillcrest 205-182 T. F. North 189-183 Reavis 178-176 205-199 Oak Forest 182-160 201-171 T. F. South 227-206 Thornridge 196-195 Homewood Flossmoor 232-189 Tinley Park 178-185 208-230 Thornton 178- 161 Sandburg 171-169 Joliet Central 200-209 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Varsity Soph. Frosh. 1 1C Oak Forest 3- 15 0 15 3-15 7- 15 4-15 1015 T. F. North II- 15 3-15 13-15 8- 15 15-13 1015 7-15 T. F. South 7- 15 015 015 6-15 4-15 15-13 1015 Thornton 4-15 15- 5 7-15 13-15 15- 4 Tinley II-15 15- II 015 15- 6 IO 15 15-K) 10-15 12-15 11-15 Thorn wood 8-15 15- 6 10-15 IO 15 8-15 Hillcrest 15- 7 2-15 13- 15 13- 15 8-15 T. F. North IO 15 5-15 4- 15 15- 9 10 15 Bradley 5-15 3-15 2-15 8-15 Oak Forest 5-15 3- 15 2-15 3-15 T. F. South 4-15 4-15 3-15 12-15 Tinley 15- 2 5-15 14- 16 15- 7 4-15 Rich East 15- 4 15- II 12-15 14-16 16-14 15- 5 WRESTLING Varsity Soph. Reavis 4024 Oak Lawn 47-23 Thornton 13- 5 Oak Forest 44- 16 T. F. North 48-12 41-23 T. F. South 5012 42-24 T. F. North T. F. South Thornton Thornridge Rich Central T. F. North Richards Thornton Hillcrest T. F. South T. F. North Hillcrest Shepard Richards Eisenhower Rich Central Bradley Crete Monee Kankakee Hillcrest Bloom Andrew Brother Rice Bradley Evanston Watseka Joliet Central Oak Forest T. F. South T. F. North Tinley Park Rich East Hillcrest T. F. North Oak Forest Rich Central T. F. South Tinley Park BOWLING Varsity 1451-1489 1528 1406 1378-1398 1530-1641 1162-1449 1416-1540 1396-1362 1574-1583 1427-1464 1449-1341 1548-1491 BASKETBALL Varsity 48-54 35-66 50-69 59-66 46-74 57-71 61-67 66-73 49 46 58- 69 48-65 59- 57 59-83 59-58 46-77 67-61 BOYS’ 2-15 5-15 12-15 9- 15 11- 15 10- 15 1-15 15- 4 12- 15 4-15 4- 15 7-15 15-13 5- 15 15-11 15- I Frosh. 28-27 35- 9 12-25 36- 30 38-30 46- 12 Soph. 1027- 1131 1138-1375 1174-1286 1219-1223 966- 1001 1038-1238 1432-1330 1081-1223 Soph. 36- 31 28-51 28- 70 29- 73 40-55 29-53 37- 71 23-75 46-45 32-41 37-43 25-62 24-61 30- 49 39-43 50-51 55-68 31- 38 45- 76 53-59 27-74 38-68 46- 61 96 Sports Scores GIRLS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' SOFTBALL Varsity Soph. Frosh. Varsity Soph. Frosh. Bloom Trail 51-38 32 26 Homewood 8- 2 19-8 15-5 Kankakee 45-67 39-33 6- 8 6-2 5-11 St. Francis 15-40 Thorton 9-12 19-2 38-0 Flomewood Flossmoor 31-44 Andrew 5- 3 3-2 14-9 Hillcrest 32-56 35-34 37-12 Stagg 14- 3 20-6 Eisenhower 43 72 50-37 28-19 6- 3 4-K) Rich South 49-44 25 23 19-17 Richards 4- 7 12-17 17-2 T. F. North 27-65 29-21 50-17 Hillcrest 0- 1 13- 8 8-5 Rich South 24-22 Oak Forest 9- 4 9-10 4-14 Oak Forest 37-53 26-19 23-35 15- 8 4- 3 8-12 Homewood Flossmoor 26-29 Hillcrest 4- 7 15- 3 15-7 T.F. South 50-41 33-17 43-23 Rich South 18- 0 22- 4 26-17 Richards 48-60 36-35 16-42 II- 0 29- 4 42-3 Tinley Park 50-39 33-13 30-21 Lockport 24-7 Rich East 37-42 23 21 16-15 Hillcrest 35-42 13-31 22-39 Rich Central 30-7 T. F. North 26-54 21-10 33-13 St. Francis 3-13 Oak Forest 28-53 27-28 21-22 Rich Central 1 2 II- 0 Rich Central 60-40 28-13 51-46 4- 1 3- 4 T. F. South 53-55 33-20 24-20 Oak Lawn 5- 4 16- 8 Tinley Park 45-33 39-35 29-27 Thornwood 0- 1 13- 3 BOYS' SWIMMING Varsity Eisenhower St. Rita Hillcrest Andrew T. F. North Oak Forest T. F. South Tinley Park Argo Quigley South Crete Monee Stagg 45-90 4508 66-49 66-64 93-43 63-73 80- 64 52-94 49-86 49-44 60-58 60-53 38-93 38-34 23-35 23-91 51-64 37-103 50-82 53-82 53-43 64-52 64-49 T. F. North Tinley T. F. South 15- I 17- 3 3-0 5- I 9-2 3-5 21- 2 28- 2 15- 5 15- 2 BOYS’ BASEBALL Thornton 39- 40 28-40 Varsity Soph. Frosh. T. F. South 40- 46 21-49 Tinley Park 10- 9 10- 8 15-5 Andrew 43-103 36-112 Kankakee 13- 2 5-2 3-13 Argo 26- 50 20-55 14 2 13- 1 5-4 Hillcrest 86- 52 77-72 Rich South 4- 5 1-0 4-14 Tinley Park 85 100 84-111 13- 1 3-0 14-13 Evergreen Park 85- 35 84-57 Romeoville 7- 5 4- 3 114- 59 100-54 15- 2 T. F. North 114- 29 100-53 Bradley 8- 7 12- 2 9-6 II- 14 10- 6 10-11 Shepard 0- 5 0- 5 Hillcrest II- K) 6- 2 11-13 3- 9 7- 0 6-8 GIRLS’ TRACK T. F. North K 3 10- 5 10-9 Varsity Soph. 6- 6 9- 7 4-2 Eisenhower 83 61 73-12 Oak Forest 2- 6 1- 6 M2 Shepard 83- 17 73-76 2- 7 3- 8 1-13 T. F. North 90-37 Andrew 18- II 9-K) 5-K) Hillcrest 72- 71 86-59 6- II 8- 5 7-1 Richards 72- 18 86- 8 Tinley Park 7- 2 10-14 6-5 Oak Forest 81-47 100-25 T. F. South 5- 1 4- 3 III T. F. South 80-48 98-26 19-17 8 4 10-2 Tinley Park 54-73 60-58 Stagg 6- 5 4- 2 7-8 Crete Monee 31- 87 58-62 o 0 8- 7 9-7 Argo 31-46 58-43 Thorton 9-2 Eisenhower 6-0 BOYS’ TRACK Varsity Soph. BOYS’ TENNIS Eisenhower Argo Joliet Central Bloom Trail Hillcrest T. F. North T. F. South Oak Forest Oak Lawn Bloom Trail Kankakee Varsity 0-5 0-5 0-5 0-5 0-5 2-3 0-5 0-5 0-5 0- 5 1- 4 Soph. 1-4 0-5 0- 5 1- 4 2- 3 0-5 0-5 0- 5 1- 4 0-5 0-5 Sports Scores 97 SUPER JOCK 03 Marvin Baggett Track 1600 Relay Conf. Champ Beth Beaty Cross Country State Qualifier AII Conf. Jo Anne Beaty Cross Country State Qualifier All Conf. Joe Bogusz Swimming All Conf. Backstroke Davonia Brooks Track 100. 200 Hurtles Joe Cole Track 1600 Relay Joe Engwall Football All Conference Kim Enk Volleyball All Conference Brian Floeckher Baseball Honorable Mention Catcher Keith Gibson Baseball All Conference © Warner Bros. Inc. George Fetcho Baseball All Conference Outfielder Amy Giggleman Cross Country State Qualifier AII Conf. Pat Griffin Cross Country All Conference Jill Hill Bowling All Conference Denise Jackson Cross Country All State all Conf. Debby Jermolowicz Softball All Conference Warner Bros. Inc. Q Amy Peters Softball All Conference Andy Peters Track 1600 Relay All Conf. Donna Ostrander Tennis State Qualifier Brian Saturnus Baseball All Area AII Conf. Lori Torres Softball All Conference Carrie Violetto Bowling All Conference Dee Kibelkis Basketball Softball All Conf.. State Nom. AII Conf. Kathy Kirkwood Track All Conf. Long Jump Kim Kraatz Cross Country All Conf. Team Ind. Eddie Matthews Track 1600 Relay Liz Matz Bowling All Conference Susie Mchale Softball All Conference Greg Ota Baseball All Area AII Conf. Leda Smaga Softball All Conference Elliot Veal Wrestling Track All Conf. 155. 110 High Hurtles Jim Wilke Baseball All Conference Mark Yucius Cross Country All Conference Sports Honors 99 ach cartoonist begins to tell a story by drawing lines that form a structure. Eventually those boundaries” of lines and angles are filled in with color and animation. Each story is different and each character is his her own person. Those who draw the lines are like the cartoonist people who have an interest in the story of each character. We, here at Bremen, just call them faculty and staff. C Warner Bro Inc Mr. Novak shines light on the matter while teaching two of his students. 100 Faculty Division Mr. Yarborough speaks his Words of Wisdom . Mr. Morris amazed by the new decor. Faculty Division Id Wallace t. Carpenter Asst. Superintendent-Business Carl L. Dillow Asst. Superintendent-Instruction V. J. Moretz Asst. Superintendent-Personnel Norm Polaskey Director of State Federal Programs Dr. William Sharp Superintendent Looney Tunes’ Leaders As in the movies, behind the screens, producers are needed to give ideas and keep things organized and running. In the production of District 22S, our producers are the Board of Education. The Board of Education collects money and puts it to what they feel is the best possible use. The Board of Education’s ideas and plans are implemented by the directors. Board of Education: Bottom Row-Eleanor Ferraro. President Ronald Flarley. Ellen Tryner. To Row Paula Czupek. Richard Gronkowski. Barbara Samuel. Donald Slattery. Dr. James B. Miller George S. Bieber Alan C. Jones Associated Principal Principal Assistant Principal Boy. Mr. Newbern. don’t you have anything better to do than stuff your face? The directors not only implement the ideas and plans of the producers, but also have many other responsibilities. The directors of Bremen H.S. are the people you have come to know as the principal and his administrators. These people have the responsibility and experience to keep our school orderly and organized. These qualities are needed to complete our complicated and beneficial production. JUDITH COHRS Foreign Language GERI COLEMAN Social Science JANE CROSSLEY home Economics KAREN GRANDONE Mathematics JOSEPH MAZZEFFI English WARREN MONTGOMERY GORDON OLSON Science Industrial Arts STEVEN PLATKO Fine Arts RAY REIPLINGER I M C District Supervisors Are At The Top Board. Of The Drawing Tasmanian Devil - Head Honcho 1_______________________________ KATHY ALLEN English SHIRLEY BANNES Secretary MARY LOU BERRY Home Economics CAROLE BOITNOTT Business I Well. Mr. Jones. I think the freshmen are the loudest. ---------------------L. OTIS BRANCH Fine Arts English JASMINE COOLEY I M C WILLIAM CRATER Science WILLIAM EGAN Industrial Arts Above: Mr. Stephens shows his style and grace. DEL EGLI Social Science ANNE FEIL Cafeteria Manager RICHARD FLECK Mathematics MARION GODFREY Secretary CHARLES HULL Special Education LOLITA JEGERS Physical Education BRAD JOHNSON Teacher s Aid THOMAS JOHNSON Physical Education Now Appearing. Bremen’s Faculty. o Warner Bros. Inc. r ROBERT KELLER Science KENNETH KEMPTON Science THOMAS KINSELLA Social Studies JEAN KLACIK Physical Education Below-. Coach Melby with one of the braves. Above Right: My. don't we look attractive today. Judy! WILLIAN KRONE Industrial Arts MARYLOU KULOVITZ Mathematics 106 MIKE KULOVITZ Business ROBIN LEIKIN Physical Education FRANCIS LOMBAER Social Science O Warner Bros. Inc. Mr. Hulfachor. this isn't as difficult as it seems! O.K.. O.K.. I’ll get my grade sheets in!” EDWARD MELBY Guidance MARGE MENTZER Special Education BETSY MOLNAR Psychologist MARY LOU MOORE Mathematics LORIE NICOLAI English EDWARD NOVAK Industrial Arts The 1984 85 Cafeteria Staff, clowning around. JOSEPH PHELAN Physical Education WILLIAM NOWAK Social Science KEVIN O’DONNELL Business You students, sit down and be quiet! DALE PIVARUNAS Mathematics PAT PROCUNIAR Special Services LINDA PROFETTO English MIDGE PURDEN Secretary LOUISE PUSATERI Home Economics DAVID REYNOLDS Mr. Reynolds explains Calculus, but why is he wearing Mathematics his sweater backwards? EDNA ROACH Business JAN ROBINSON Secretary Miss Cooley wake up. we're not paying you to SLEEP! NANCY ROWE English DEBRA RUNYAN English Foreign Lang. JACQUELINE RYAN Guidance RUTH SCHMIDT English ROBERT SMITH I M C Chairman GERRY STUPECK Industrial Arts JAMES SULLIVAN Mathematics LOUIS TONEY Social Science very cartoon character is just a drawing until it becomes animated. The seniors of Bremen have spent three years anticipating their final year as animated characters. This class, as all senior classes, has its Sylvesters TM, Tweetys TM, Bugs Bunnys TM and Elmer Fudds TM. It is these characters” that will help animate the memories that our seniors will carry after graduation. ''Seoul I’m not that heavy.” (Scott Friend and Dawn Royce). 110 Senior Division Michelle Bostrom shows her artistic abilities to fellow senior. Katherine Kirkwood. ©Warner Bros. Inc. A X Slaves. Dawn. Tony. Mike and George display the latest fashions. Tom Koch says. So where's the beach? Senior Division III I) Jenny Meyers. 2) Judy Maslo, 3) Robbie Arrington. 4) Amy Peters. 5) Sunday Mathis, 6) Debbie Sedlak. 7) Stacee Lee, 8) Cathy Arvia, 9) Sharee Sorrell, 10) Susan Singer, II) Pam Seales, 12) Elizabeth Matz. 10 7) Michele Parish, 8) Sheila Kalina, 9) Yolanda Jackson, 10) Kathy Carrillo, II) Alison Walker. 12) Julie Kinder. I) Julie Hearne, 2) Lori Torres, 3) Clayton Reed. 4) Leda Smaga, 5) Cynthia Booth, 6) Dave Chiara-monte. Tim Abramic Ray Albert Elizabeth Allen Tony Antczak fter four years at Bremen High School we, the Senior Class, find ourselves at the end of an important journey. These few short years have passed swiftly for us, especially when we look back at the good times and our dear friends. These moments of happiness throughout our high school years will soon only be memories, but the knowledge we have gained throughout our experiences will enrich our lives and make for a better tomorrow. I know in the next few years we will be making very big decisions. We look ahead to jobs, college, and marriage. I wish you all the best of luck in the years ahead.” Sincerely Karen Mercer President Wanda Armor Cathy Arvia Curt Barta Tiffany Bartee Sherry Batzel 116 Seniors Mike Baumeister Janice Bauseman Tom Beaulieu Howard Bennett Michelle Bostrom Senior Officers: Karen Mercer (Pres.). Tom Parrillo (Vice Pres.). Matt Brady (Sec.), and Scott Friend (Tres.) Seniors 117 118 Seniors David Cebulski Kim Charleston Wendy Charleston David Chiaramonte Seniors 119 Robert DuBall Wa-net Bror nc c Daffy Duck ™ Virginia Duck Cindy Dudley ▼ ' Terry Dunn Michael Egan Daniel Eiduk Annette DuSold IX) Seniors Pamela Ely George Feicho Paul Fox Joseph Engwall Dave Flynn Kevin Franklin Kim Enk Diane Feil Well, boo to you too Marvin Baggett! Seniors 121 Denise Garbacz Steve Genius Dave Gerstetter Keith Gibson Eileen Golat Dave Gonzales - Pat Griffin Tom Parillo and Tony Antczak shipping out! Speedy Gonzales™ 122 Ron Jablonski Yolanda Jackson Kathleen Huntsey ft. Tim Huisman Joe Reda and George Fetcho give us their answer, but what was the question? Seniors 123 Dean Jennings Erik Johnson Debby Jermolowicz Jones Johnson Joy Zawisza dreaming about graduation in June. Darryl Jordan Debbie Josma Sheila Kalina Sheri Kaminski 134 Seniors Paul Klimczak Bill Klootwyk Steve Kirkilas Kathy Kirkwood Kim Kraatz Kevin Kristof Kim Kuba Gerald Lange Seniors Q5 Foghorn Leghorn TM Gayle Lohman Some of the singers that make Bremen proud. Janet Long Brian Lovejoy Deana Lyons Christine Mager Todd Malmborg Mark Malone Bob Mann Judy Maslo 126 Seniors Karen Mercer Paul Meyer Jennifer Meyers Deanna Mikrut Deana Lyons and Barb Vaughan cheer on the senior class. Merlin Mouse Debra Nolte Dawn O’Brien Sandra Oppelt TM 08 Seniors Donna Ostrander Greg Ota Debra Parchem Tom Parrillo Michele Parrish Sidney Perez Amy Peters Joe Petrizzo Slowpoke Rodriquez TM Dawn Royse Lisa Rumisek Ron Roering Pam Roper Karen Rosaves The Masked Bandit tells a story to the little Cabbage Patch girl Cheri Rushing Don Rutz 130 Seniors Susan Singer Jerry Sinwelski Robert Skoda Leda Smaga Bryan South Harlan South Donna. Theresa and Diane encouraging each other for the blood drive. Maura Stanger 132 Julie Strouhal Jeff Struebing Earnest Sutton Jeff Swaggerty Laura Szucs Brian Tobin Laura Szudy Julie Theis Lori Torres Anton Tovo Trena Thurmond Diane Udoni Alison Walker Tracey Walters Michael Watson Robert Weber 133 Jim Wedge Deanna Mikrut and Mike Sendra enjoy the weather after school. Janet Wielgorecki Eric White Joy Zawisza Donna Zetterberg Mark Zuiker 134 Seniors Through The Years . . . Timothy Abramcollege-Baseballl. Compurer Club I, Basketball U.3.4. N.H.S. 4 Raymond Albert-work Tony Antczak-Southern IL-Baseball U.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. B-Club 3.4. Math Club 3 Catherine Arviawork Tennis 2.3, O.E. 4 Christopher Baker-MIT- Math Club I. Computer Club 2.3. N.H.S. 3.4 Curt ffarra-college-Spamsh Club I. Computer Club 1.2 Tiffany Bartee-Chicago State-Concert Choir 2.4, N.H.S. 4. Football I. Tennis U.3 Janice Bauseman-Chicago State-FHA 1.2,3. Student Aide 2.3.4. Concert Choir 2.3.4. Track 3.4. Echo 4. H.E.R.O. 4 Howard Bennett- trade school Mary Bernas-Northern IL Basketball 1.2. Student Council 1.2. Gifted 1.2.3. N.H.S. 3.4. Club 3.4. Softball I.2.3.4. Class Officer 3 Cynthia Booth- Nor them IL-Spanish Club I. N.H.S. 4. Oracle 4 Michelle flosfrom college. work-Volleyball I. Student Council 1.2, Basketball 1.2.3, Cheerleaders 3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Arrow I.2.3.4. B-Club 3.4. Derrick Boyd Air Force-Basketball 1.2.3. Concert Choir 3.4. Student Council 2.3.4. B Club 4. Track I.2.3.4 Matthew 0ra y -SIU-Baseball 1.2. Class Officers 1.4. Tennis 3.4. B-Ckib 4. D.E.C.A. 4 Davoma flroo fS-college-Student aide 2, Cheerleaders 2.3. Concert Choir 4. H.E.R.O. 4, Pom Pons 4. Basketball I. Track I.2.3.4. Volleyball I Brenda Brown- Fash ion design college-Concert choir 2.3.4. Echo 3 Kristine flruceEIU Student Council I. Softball I. Swimming 1.2. Bowling 2. Pom Pons 3. O.E. 4 Margaret Burke- college Kathleen Carr Mo-college-Softball 1.2. Cross Country I Humberto Castaneda-Air Force-Basketball 2. Football 2. Spanish Club 3.4 Anthony CeruHt-Axr Force-Baseball I. V.I.C.A. 4 Kim Charleston -ElU-Student Aide 2.4. D.E.C.A. 4. Basketball 4. Leadership PE 3.4 Wendy Charleston-work David Chiaramonte-college Baseball 1.2. Football I.2.3.4 George Combs-college-Swimming 1.2. Tennis I.2.3.4. Golf 4 Samantha Cowger-work-Student Aide 2.3. Track 3. Concert Choir 3.4 Shelia Davis-U of l-Spanish Club 1.2. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 4. Softball 1.3. Math Club 3.4. Oracle I. Gifted 3 Jean-Mane Deneka-IL Weseylan-Arrow 3.4. French Club 3.4. Spanish Club 1.2. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 4. Softball I. Track 2, Presidential Classroom 4 Michael Dick sen-trade school Student Aide 2. Band 1.2.3.4. Projectionists I.2.3.4. Science Club I. B-Club 3.4. Football (mgr.) I.2.3.4. Wrestling (mgr.) 1,2.4 Frederick Dillman-cotiege. work Kim DilworthBrooks College-Concert Choir I.2.3.4, HE-H.E.R.O. 4. Basketball I. Football 2. Track 2.3 Cheryl Dodson-work- O.E. 4 Kimberly Doesburg-college-D.E.C.A. 4 Kathleen Dormann mil it ary Robert Dorsey-coWege-Concert Choir I.2.3.4. D.E.C.A. 4. Track 1.4. Echo 4 Robert DuBallCro s Country I. Swimming 3 Terry Dt nn-college-Spanish Club 2. Basketball 2. Leadership PE 3.4 Annette DuSoldcoMege Michael Egan Nor them IL Baseball 1.2. N.H.S. 3.4. B-Club 3.4. Football I.2.3.4. Wrestling I.2.3.4 Pamela Ely-college. work-Band 2. Spanish Club 2. N.H.S. 3.4. Softball I. Tennis I.2.3.4 Joseph fngwa Acollege-Football I.2.3.4. Wrestling U.3.4 Kimberly Enk-Lewis U-N.H.S. 3.4. B-Club 3.4. Softball U.3.4. Volleyball I.2.3.4 Diane fe AThorton-Spanish Club 1.2. O.E. 4. Science Club U. Softball I George Fetcho-Lewis U-N.H.S. 3.4. Science Club 4. Baseball I.2.3.4. Football I.2.3.4. Math Club 4 Paul fo -college N.H.S. 3.4. Baseball 1.2. Basketball I. Computer Club 2 Kevin Franklinxrade school-Band I. Football I Scott FriendcoWege-Swimming 2.3.4. B-Club 3.4. Track 3.4. Class officer 4. Echo 3. Oracle 4 Barbara Gabr eFcollege-Spanish club 3,4. N.H.S. 3.4. B Club I.2.3.4, Basketball I.2.3.4. Softball I.2.3.4. Cross Country I.2.3.4. Gifted I.2.3.4 Denise Garbacz-coWege. work-Cheerleaders 2. Leadership PE 3.4 David Gerstetter-work Keith G;6 o eollege-Baseball I.2.3.4. Basketball I. Golf U.3.4 Eileen Golat -Robert Morris-N.H.S. 3.4. O.E. 4. Science Club 1.2.3. Softball I David Gdnzates-SIU-B-Club 3.4. Baseball I.2.3.4. Football U.3.4. Basketball I Patrick Griffin work-Track U.3.4. Cross Country I.2.3.4 Melanie Gunaka -marriage-Concert Choir 3, D.E.C.A. 4. Swimming I Dawn Harmsh-college-H.E.R.O. 4. Student Council 1.2. Softball U. Class Officer 2.3. Echo 3.4 Jerome Harr is-Chicago State-Wrestling U.3.4 Monica Hartwig-Butler U-Student Aide 4. NHS 3.4. Pom Pons 3.4. Student Council 2.3. Swimming I. Math Club I Tracey Hauber Work Marriage-Student Aide I. H.E.R.O. 4. Track 2 jf Julie Flearne- Bradley Arrow .2.4. Student Aide 2. Cheerleaders 3.4. NHS ,4Student Council U.3.4. B Club 3.4. Track I. Cross Country 2. Math Club 3.4, Phillip H nes-College-Swimming 2.3.4. Computer Club I Ken Hoyle College Computer Club 4. Swimming 1.2 Sheree JaremaCollege-Band U.3.4. French Club 2, N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council I. Play 4 Scott Jebens-Baseball I. Cross Country 3 Debby Jermolowicz-College-Softball U.3.4. Cross Country I Prom Court Don io wso Football I.2.3.4 Jones Johnson Jr.-TC.C.-Football 1.2. Wrestling 1.2.3 Debbie Josma Thornton Student Aide 4 Cheerleaders 3. Spanish Club 3. N.H S. 3.4 Pom Pons 4 Sheri Aam nsk -Evans vide U Cheerleaders 3. Concert Choir 3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Science Club 1.2 Paul Aesee-College-Football I Steven Keller-Air Force-Student Aide U.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Projectionists U. B Club 3.4. Track 1.2. Cross Country U.3.4. Wrestling I. Computer Club 3.4. Math Club 3 Steve A rkMas-College Work-Basketball U.3.4 Kathy r woo 3College-Student Aide 1.2.3. FHA 1.2. H.E.R.O. 4. B-Club 4. Basketball 2. Track U.3.4. Cross Country 4 Kimberly Kuba-Work-Student Aide 2.3. D.E.C.A. 4. Echo 2.3 Paul Klimczak-Work Science Club I.2.3.4. Football 2. Wrestling I Paul Klootwyk CoWege Thomas KochCoiiegeBasketball U.3.4 Nancy KoesemaCoWege Work-Concert Choir 3. O.E. 4. Pom Pons 3. Swimming I. Drama U.3 Kim Konecki NIU-Arrow 2.3. Student Aide U, Cheer leaders 3.4. NHS 3.4. Student Council 2.3. B-Club 3.4. Softball 1.2. Swimming I. Volleyball 2. Class Officer 2. Math Club 2.3.4. Math Tutor 4 Kim Kraatz College-H.E.R.O. 4. B-Club U.3.4. Basketball U. Softball I.2.3.4. Cross Country U.3.4. Kevin Kris to fCollege-D.E.C.A. 4 Stacee Lee College-Cheerleaders 2.3. FHA 3. N.H.S. 3,4. Student Council 1.2. Homecoming % Prom Court Zevland LcvAlarine Corps-Aide 4. Band 2. Projectionists 2. B-Club 3.4. Football U.3.4. Track 2.3. Wrestling I.2.3. Janet Long-De Paul University - Aide 2. D.E.C.A. 4. Spanish Club 1.2. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 2. Track 3. Oracle 2. Deana Lyons-B-Club 2, Swimming U.3. Homecoming 6 Prom Court Christine Mager-Work Marriage - Tennis 1.2.3. Robert Man U.I.C.-VICA 3. Judy Maslo-National College of Education - H.E.R.O. 4, Tennis U.3.4. Liz Matz-A.R.R.O.W. U.3.4. Cheerleaders 3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Speech Club 2. B-Club 2.3.4. Bowling U.3.4. Soft-ball U.3.4. Volleyball U. Class Officer I.2.3. Junior Senior Leader. Prom Court. Carl McCaHCommercial artist - Aide 2. Basketball U.3.4. Foo-baH 2. Track 2.3. Junior Semor Leader. Susanne Me CarthyCottege Linda Me Geever-Air Force - Aide 3.4. Cheerleaders 3.4. OE 4. Baseball Mgr. 2.3. Swim Timer 2.3. Susan Me Ha e-lllinois Central College - Aide 1.2. H.E.R.O. 4. B Club 4. Basketball 1.2. Softball U.3.4. VolleybaH U.3.4. Jr. Class Pres. Junior Senior Leader. Karen Mercer-D.E.C.A. 4. H.E.R.O. 3. Cross Country U.3. Jennifer Meyers-Illinois Wesleyan - Aide 2.3.4. N.H.S 3.4. Science Club 3.4. Track 1.2. Cross Country 1.2. Gifted U.3.4. Deanna Mikrut-Moraine Valley Angela Aff fer-College Marriage Aide 1.2, Concert Choir 2.3. French Club I. Spanish Club 4. Student Council U.3. B-Club 3.4. Basketball I. Class Officer 3. Diane Miller-Nursing Mike Miller Work Wendy MillerWork - Softball 2 Anissa MitchelFCoMege James Mobley-Coliege - D.E.C.A. 4. Science I. Drama 3. Connie Moore-Con cert Choir 3. Track 2.3. Matt Muhr Coliege D.E.C.A. 4. Dawn O'Brien NIU Arrow 2.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2. Math Club 4. Gifted 1.2.3 Sandra Oppelt-Moraine-Concert Choir U.3.4. H.E.R.O. 4. Oracle 4 Donna Ostrander-O.t. 4. B-Club 4. Tennis U.3.4. Track 4. Homecoming Court. Gregory Ofa-Baseball U.3.4. Basketball I. Golf U.3.4 Tom ParriUo-CoBege-Arrow 3.4. Spanish Club 3. Science Club I. Student Council 2.3. B-Club 4. Baseball U.3.4. Basketball I. Golf U.3.4. Class Officer 4 Michele Parrish Work Student Aide 2. H.E.R.O. 3. Dra ma 2 Amy Vrers-SIU-Band 2.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. B-Club U.3.4. Basketball U.3.4. Softball U.3.4. Swimming U.3.4. Homecoming Queen. Joe Pe rz zo-Work-Football U.3.4. H.E.R.O. 4 Joe Pe , WIU-N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 2. Baseball 1.2.4. Basketball U. Football I. Echo 4 Jean Rock Work School-Band 2.3. O.E. 4 Ron RoeringNIU-Tennis 2.3.4 Pam Roper Robert Morris-Science Club I.2.3.4. Track I Dawn Poyse-College-Student Aide 2. Cheerleaders 2.3. Concert Choir 3. Softball 2. Track I Lisa Rumisek Pom Pons 3 Don Rutz Work-D.E.C.A. 4 Jnn SalaFootball 3.4 Brian Sa tvnt s-CoBege-H.E.R.O. 4. Baseball I.2.3.4. Basketball I. Golf 1.2 Lynne Schroeder-Work-H.E.R.O. 4. Volleyball U.3 Pamela Sea s College-Science Club I.2.3.4. Softball I. Bowling 1.2.3.4 Debbie Sedlak College Work-Student Aide I. O.E. 4. Swimming I Michael 5emJro-Work-Baseball U Chuck Settles-Cotiege-Concert Choir U.3.4. Speech Club 2. Basketball 2. Track 3. Cross Country 2.3. Dance Choir 2 Steve Shoaf College-Swimming 2. Computer Club 1.2 Robert Simmona-Work-Student Aide I.2.3. Band 1,2.3. Projectionists I.2.3.4. B-Club 3.4. AV U.3.4. Math Club 3. Football 3.4. Wrestling 3.4, Lighting Club U.3.4 Susan Singer St. Xavier's-Cheerleaders 4. N.H.S. 3.4. Science Club 3.4. Drama 3. Class Officer U Jerry SmwelskhWork Robert Skoda Business-Science Club U.3.4 Leda Sma « Lewis-N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 2. B-Club 2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. Softball U.3.4 Ken Sm fh-NIU Student Aide 2,3.4. Projectionists I. Science Club 3. B-Club 3.4. Chess 4. Football I. Track 2.3.4. Echo 2.3,4. Computer Club 3.4. Drama 1.2 Sharee Sorrell MU-Cheerleaders 2.3. Concert Choir 4. FHA 3. H.E.R.O. 4. Pom Pons 4. Basketball I. Track U.3.4. Homecoming Court. Matt S t’ven College-Student Aide 2. Concert Choir 4. VICA 4. Swimming 3. Track I Julie StrouhalGovernor’s State-Science Club I Jeff StruebmgCollege-Baseball 2.3.4. Golf I Earnest urror College-Football U.3.4. Wrestling U.3.4 Laura Szucs-St. Joseph's-Arrow U.3. O.E. 4, Gifted U.3.4 Julie TTie Thornton-Spanish Club 2.3.4 Lori Torre College-Student Aide 4. N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 1.2. B-Club 3.4. Basketball 1.2. Softball U.3.4. Volleyball U.3.4. Math Club 3.4. Gifted U.3.4. Prom Court. Diane L donFMarriage-H.E.R.0. 4 Barb k. ian-SIU-N.H.S. 4. O.E. 4. Softball 1.2 Elliot VcaFCoOege-Concert Choir 2. B-Club 4. Football 1.2.3. Wrestling I.2.3.4. Track U.3.4 Came Violet to-Robert Morris-Student Aide 4. N.H.S. 4. B Club 4. Bowling U.3.4. Swimming U Todd Wayne- W ork College- Concert Choir 2.3.4. D.E.C.A. 4. B-Club 3.4. Basketball I. Football I.2.3.4 Scott Wills-College-Baseball I. Golf U.3.4 Eric WhiteNavy-Concert Choir 2.3.4. Track I.2.3.4. Wrestling U.3 Therese YoungWork-Volleyball I Mark Yucuis- Work B-Club 3.4. Track 1.2.4. Cross Country U.3.4 Joy Zawrsz -Secretarial College-Band 2. Cheerleaders 3.4. N.H.S. 4. O.E. 4. Pom Pons 3. Softball I. VoHeyball 1.2.3. Chorus 1,2 Donna ZohfeldCoRege-NM.S. 3.4. O.E. 4. Science Club 1.3. Softball I. Volleyball 2 All Information On This Page Was Taken Directly From Sheets Filled Out By The Students. Senior Activities Happiness is Let's hear it for the Bremen Braves! Most Likely To Most Likely To Succeed .......................................... Most Likely To Become A Corrupt Politician Most Likely To Become A Rock Star Most Likely To Be On The 10 Most Wanted List” .................. Most Likely To Be Late For Her Own Wedding Most Likely To Become A Millionaire ............................. Will Be Remembered Most By The B.H.S. Faculty Will Become A Guest Host On The Tonite Show” ................... Will Never Earn A Living Legally ................................ Most Likely To Become A Professional Athlete Will Become The President Of The U.S............................. Will Become The Next B.H.S. Principal ........................... Most Likely To Become A Fashion Model ........................... Most Likely To Become A Playboy Centerfold Will Have The Most Children ..................................... NOTE: These have all been approved by the individuals involved. .....Lori Torres .....Matt Brady . Jeff Swaggerty .....Tim Bourne .....Sue McHale ......Ken Hoyle .... Amy Peters .....Matt Brady Mike Watson ... Don Johnson . . Steve Keller .... Steve Keller Laura Szucs Sunday Matthis Michelle Bostrom 136 137 Why thank you! What a lady! Don't forget, we’re striving for Excellence here! Most Remembered For . . . I know exactly what you're talking about! MALES FEMALES Best Looking Scott Friend .. .. Laura Szucs Funniest Pat Griffin . . . . Debby Jermolowicz Best Dressed Tom Koch . ... Liz Matz Most Popular Dave Gonzales Most Athletic Joe Engwall .... Amy Peters Most Intelligent Steve Keller .... Sheila Davis Best Dancer Dave Gonzales Cutest Smile Calvin Harris Most Reliable Joe Reda Most Understanding Joe Reda ... . Kim Kraatz Flappiest Derrick Boyd Mary Rose Bernas Most Ambitious Steve Keller Lori Torres Biggest Exaggerator .. Humberto Castaneda Most Courteous Tim Abramic ... Julie Hearne Most Outgoing Dave Gonzales Funniest Laugh George Fetcho Most Talkative Kenny Smith . . . . Karen Mercer Most Spirit Tom Perrillo .... Julie Hearne Wild And Craziest Todd Wayne .... Sue McHale NOTE: These have all been approved by the individuals involved. What a gal! I3g I can do anything I put my mind to! Ha. what a laugh! 0 rawing sketches is the beginning of each cartoon. The underclassmen of Bremen are the sketches for the future. Each year, the sketches become better developed and more interesting. The underclassmen at Bremen are only a ' sketch” for future drawings. Mike Krause refereeing ihe dance, while Dawn Baker tries to distract him. 140 Underclass Division Derrick Sylvester. Trent Godfrey, and Mike Petrizzo getting rowdy at the Homecoming dance. Stacey Gudgeon lends her artistic talents to the Junior class during Homecom- Kevin Nash and Jennifer Dowdy — what a pairl ing Week. Underclass Division 141 Unless You’re A Junior! ooking back through the year of 84-85 we have had many memorable moments to be looked back on with pride. Although Spirit Week did not turn out to be the best event of our year, it was an event that saw the junior class come together and work hard as a team. Now being juniors we have reached some of the academic and athletic goals we had set before us in our first years at Bremen. We are now ready to set forth higher goals to reach and strive harder to reach them. As the junior class president, it was a priveledge to be able to see the junior class through the memories of the year. Junior Class President Becki Perry Clownin' around Bremen style. The junior class having a grand ol' time. Ralph Kobylarczyk trying diligently to finish his book. 142 Junior Division Todd Sebastian enjoys his popcorn. Lisa Randolph involved in her typing. Kelly Konecki: What a face! Well, at least Dave is enjoying the dance. (Dave Mensi and date). Juniors display their enthusiasm at the Talismen events. Karen Abramic Mark Armor Brian Arndt Michelle Baker Joseph Bakke Lori Ballman Kimberly Banowski Kenny Barnes Kelly Batsch Nancy Beaulieu Rodney Beitler Laura Belenske Sandra Benamon Sonya Bibbs Susan Billy Jeff Blakemore Jose Blanco Janice Bodinet Colleen Boese Richard Boger Joseph Bogusz Kelly Bourne Vince Braverman Khim Bright Junior Class Officers - Jeanine Centers (Treas.). Kelly Konecki (Sec.). Kelly Kennedy (Vice Pres.). Becki Perry (Pres.) Catrice Brooks Valtina Brown Kelly Budris Lynn Burnson Russ Callahan Melissa Callan Joe Camarillo Jeff Carney Mike Carr Laura Castaneda Patty Cebulski Jeanine Centers Mary Cercone Doug Cerulli Marv Chiaro Robin Christianson Raymond Clark Jeff Coffey Joseph Cole Sandy Collins Tony Commings Pat Cooper Daniel Craig Thomas Cronin Junior Are The Stars Of The Show! Katherine Cursio Lisa Czub Greg Dandurand Mike Delattre Donna Dempsey Antonette Dill Karen Dillard Kevin Dillard Jim Doyle William Doyle Stephanie Drag Lorenzo Dunn Kathleen Durkin Mike Dziedzic Scott Eaker Kelly Egan Paul Erffmeyer Elaine Eiduk 145 Krista Godfrey enjoying her lunch. Brian Floeckher Jerrill Flournoy Charles Gerth Joe Gest Krista Godfrey Donna Gold Pete Gonzales Richard Gonzales Steve Gorski Cathy Grabowski Bill Griffin Michael Griffin Stacey Gudgeon Linda Guinn Yvette Guyton Kurt Hall Bill Hammer Cyndie Harnish Michael Hayden Debra Hayes Jim Heckler Stacey Gudgeon buying a flower for Valentine’s Day. George Hemesath Ron Hensler Jill Hill Baby Face Andy Peters and Big Bad” Patti O’Connor are enjoying themselves at the Halloween dance. Barbara Karlin John Keeler Kelly Kennedy Jennifer Kessler Ken Kerley Deanna Kibelkis Donna Kingery Denise Koesma Dion Hunter Diane Huntsey Denise Jackson Kevin Jackson Antina James Laura Hill Glen Hines Joe Hines Lisa Howard Lesly Huguelet Valerie Hunt Paul Schuler stands proud as are the many students with perfect attendance. Kevin Kohlman Kelly Konecki Christy Kosek Patsy Koshmider Ralph Kobylarczyk Denise Kozik 147 Ken Krause Mark Krizik Patricia Kszyminski Cindy Kuzma Wendy Lakoskey Kimberly Landgraf Jean Langland Martin Lee Kevin Leonhardt Anntanette Lewis Dean Lustro Brenda Lyell Craig Madsen David Mager Daryl Malone Danny Mandziak Brian Mansmith Michael Marcheschi Stacey Gudgeon. Kelly Kennedy, and Laura Hill, look for ’ THE WIZARD OF OZ.” Brian Floeckher and Danny Tijerina relieved after a hard day s work. Barbara Mitchell Donald Montoya Theresa Marren Tim Maurer Angela Maurry James Maurry Karen McGee Michelle Meilleur David Mensi Bill Mentink Michelle Meskers Heather Moore La Shonda Moore Nichole Moore Vanessa Morris Denlv? Moseley Michael Murphy Kevin Nash Paul Newton John Novick Patricia O’Connor Thomas Olson Donna Osborn Todd Pagel Dyanna Panek Julie Parchem Lynn Pence Rebecca Perry Virgil Perry Andrew Peters Danielle Pilgrim The Junior Class enthused as usual. Cynthia Postma Alvin Powell Robert Pursel Gary Raczek William Ramsey Lisa Randolph Nelson Edwards showing his sexy legs while Becki Perry is standing by. Terence Reed Derrick Reid Guillermina Reyes Jessica Richie Rich Rightmire Lori Roberts Kelly Rockrohr Andrea Rooney Jennifer Roper Walter Rybicki Wayne Samuelson Tammy Sanders Richard Sartori Scott Sawicki Dawn Schneider Paul Schuler Michael Schultz John Schulz Jerry Scroggins Todd Sebastian Michelle Shires Linda Sinwelski Sharon Sisk Michael Skinner Daryl, Vanessa. Ricky, and Bill tug for their teaml Frank Stance Mark Steakle Cherie Steele Laura Stemmlelin Vicki Stiles Richard Strieker Lisa Summers James Tate Maripat Termunde Raymond Thoms Daniel Tijerina Robin Tillmon Ann Tracy Patrick Tryon Gina Venezia Griag Vincek Denise Walton James Wedster Patricia Welch William Wilck James Wilke Kari Zohfeld Jeffrey Zroback Jeffrey Zubik Kathy Cursio gabs with her buddies in the hallway. 151 It's The Sophomores! s this year’s sophomore class, we've been tough to beat. During spirit week we gave the seniors a run for their first place trophy, losing it by one point. We worked extremely well together constructing our first place float, and first place hall decorations. The year was an enjoyable experience and only the beginning of the good times ahead. We’re ail looking forward to our junior year.” Dawn Chenoweth - President Bernie Rzab dribbles the ball while Lynn Higgins looks on amazed. Sophomores. M. Dempsey. D. Pappalardo. T. Ramsey. D. Daggy. M. Melissa Beck, what a happy gal. Butzow. D. Vaughan. J. Donato, take a break to pose. 152 Sophomore Division Simone Kane and Laura Cullver making a new friend at the Folk fair. Kris Dunn and Kathy Carrillo make the most of the game. The intellectual. Greg Kruczek. Connie Kaufman makes spirit week something to laugh about. Phil Meenan involved in his work. Sophomore Division 153 Now Featuring: The Silly Sophomores Gladys Ambers Jonna Arseneault Brian Baker Pamela Banser Tina Bard Jamie Baumeister Geneva Bayless Melissa Beck Tonya Bibbs Lisa Bielema Vickie Blakemore Tracy Bleker Susann Bogdalek Wendy Bonneau Karen Brady Lori Breckenridge Richard Breen Julie Brickley Louis Brooks Rita Brown Tiffany Bullock Chris Burke Collen Burke Aaron Burnett Roger Burns Clarice Burts Melanie Butzow Neal Caauwe Marc Carter Paco Castaneda Monica Centers Patricia Chaney Vong Chanthavong Dawn Chenoweth 154 Lori Chcrivich Rick Cherivich Donna Chiz Latonnia Clifton Jeanette Coffman Kimberley Cole Devin Coleman Phil Combs Marie Corbett Janet Cortez Laura Culver Gina Cursio Darlene Daggy Mary Dempsey Sophomore Class Officers - Diana Rinearson (Sec.). Dawn Chenoweth (Pres.). Tom Ramsey (Vice Pres.), Danielle Rock (Treas.) Scott Devlin William Dial Norman Dixson Tom Doesburg Gail Doherty Tim Dombrowski Joe Donato Jeff Downey William Doyle Jeremy Drag Michaelline Druszkowski Jennifer Duck Mark Dufrain Kris Dunn Chuck Eakins David Eberhardt Mike Edgar Nelson Edwards Matt. Steve, Trent. Joe. Nelson ready for the pull. Otis Emerson Chris Emperado Jennifer Engelke Matthew Engwall Joseah Erffmeyer Roy Erickson Kathleen Faille Debbie Farley Edward Feil April Fields Joseph Finn Terrill Flournoy Dennis Fox Brian Franc Stacy Franklin Nicole Friday Andrew Furman Steven Gallagher Rich Garay Angela Geiusz Carotin Gerth Amy Giggleman David Gilmore Jena Godfrey Trent Godfrey Kevin Gonzales Bill Graham Wayne Griggs Steve Grivakis Kevin Grundhofer Carrie ProvancaF 'Oh spare mel” Teresa Hall Pashy Hamdy Regina Hamilton Mark Hartwig Dan Head Alissa Henry Annette Henry Lynn Higgins John Hilt Roy Holden Tanya Holder Christine Holland Dian Hoover Tonya Huegel Ken Huffman Andre Jordan Simone Kane Samer Kanjo Dena Kara Connie Kaufman William Kavooras Tracy Kellams Can Kennedy Dan Stoettner and Matt Engwall take a break Richard Kestloot Michelle Kibelkis Joseph Kintz Ron Kirn Angelina Kirkwood Mike Kittl Kathleen Koehne Dianna Koshmider Gerry Kozora Gregory Kruczek Denise Kuba Walter Kujawa Kevin Kurweil Wendy Kuzydlo Michael Kustra Alen Kuyper Glenn Tatro enjoys his life as a chicken. Trina Laws Theresa Lenart Jack Lowe William Lyons Dan Lyvers Walter Mankiewicz Thomas Vann Michael McNamara Julie McNichols Christine McSheffery Phil Meenan Daniel Mentink Mark Mersereau Beth Messinger Valerie Michalec Catherine Mills Brian Mohr Shelia Moore Donna Morin Angela Myers Sherri Myers Tim Nachtwey Paula Nagel Rosanne Nebe Kim Nixon Trent Nixon Dina Ochoa Lauri O'Connor Dan Oganovich James O’Keefe Sophomore workers bid a fond farewell. Ann Olson Michelle Osborne Debbie Pappalardo Carolyn Parriy Ann Maria Paulaskas David Pecka Lisa Pence Steve Perreira Cheri Perrizo Mike Petrizzo Michelle Pizer Richard Potoski Brian Powell Carrie Provancal Shari Quint Veronica Quintanilla Thomas Ramsey Roger Rasmussen Kristin Reda Debra Reyes Tomas Reyes Joseph Rickey Diana Rinearson Paul Ritter Shaun Roberts Lonnie Robinson Danielle Rock John Rock David Rozek Monica Rushing Bernadine Rzab Daniel Sabados Frances Salamone Suzanne Sarna Bernard Scatena Drew Schaefer Lisa Schuck Daniel Schuler Patty Schultz Lisa Scott Mark Sendra Matt Sendra Teresa Six patiently awaits the return. Teresa Six Bob Skelley Otis Smith Tina Smith Tom Smith Lamona Spicer Paulette St. Aubin Ronald Stepinski Cheryl Stevens Dan Stoettner Gary Strugnell John Studnicka 160 Shawn Sutton Derrick Sylvester Vince Szymczak Glenn Tatro Chris Terlep Joe Termunde Brian Thweatt Paul Tobin Linda Toppins Raymond Tovo Franklin Towner Michelle Trudeau Donna Vaughan Bernadette Veal Linda Venezia Michelle Vervaet Lynette Waichunas Anthony Walls THE ONE THE ONLY Joe Donatol Vandra Washington Jim Weber Tracy Weeden Ina Whlen Marcella White Scott Whitlow Robert Williams Tracy Williams Mary Woestman Heidi Wojtanowski Cynthia Wold Steve Wolff Nick Woodman Bobbie Wyche Louise Wynn Denise Yerkes 161 his year was one of the most memorable years we'll have here at Bremen. The freshman class has a lot of spirit and creativity. Our homecoming float turned out well and our dance was a success because of the dedicated people who worked on them. The Class of 88 is sure to be the best graduating class ever! Guyanne Lufrano The Freshman Class Officers: Guyanne Lufrano (Pres.), Jodi Chenoweih (Vice.), Casey Hogan (Sec.), and Dawn Shirey (Trea.). Mark Schultz and Mike Porky Callahan stuffing their faces (as Dave Charleston, cutting? usual). 162 Freshman Division Big winning smiles lo support the teams. Studious Leslie Ota and Casey Hogan heading to class. Angie Peters' musical talents. Annette Smaga and Kevin Steele working on hall decs. Freshman Division 163 Rose Marie Alina Betty Allen Corey Allen Scot Allred Mark Anderson Karen Armor David Arndt Gerald Arns Frederick Austin DeCole Baker Jarold Baker Michael Baker Bruce Barta Michael Baumstein Elizabeth Beaty Joanne Beaty Christina Beck Jodie Berkes Lori Bielema Beverly Biller Jeffrey Black Steven Bochmann Suzanne Bogusz Timothy Bonneau Kimberley Bonner Janice Booth Susanne Bostrom Jerry Boswell Denise Bowman Daniel Bradley Lynette Bresinger Tim Broadhurst Mike Buergermeier Kevin Bulow 164 Freshmen John Burgher Paul Burke Antonia Burnett James Burnson Sherry Bush Michael Callahan Patrick Carrio Ann Carroll Vincent Cercone Andraniki Champagine David Charleston Jodi Chenoweth Dianna Chiaramonte Doris Chiz Diane Clayton Harold Clement Joy Coffey Thomas Collier Kioshania Commings Beth Compton Katherine Corbett Carla Criglear Tina Crisman Terry Cygan Traci Cygan Thomas Danztler Everett Davis Ladre Davis Hope Debbs Lashwanda Debose Timothy Delattre Danielle Deloatch Linda Dempsey Jeffery Dertz Anthony Dixson Darryn Dombrowski James Donald Craig Donofrio Adam Dorsey Jennifer Dowdy David Doyle Kathleen Dreher Eileen Durkin Freshmen 165 Dwyn Dykman Steven Edgar Michael Enos Michael Ericksen Eileen Evans Michelle Fagan Wendy Fagen Lautrice Farlow Kelly Farrell Jerry Fields Tammye Flowers Daniel Flynn Steven Forster Sarah Frank Julie Friend Thomas Froberg Raymond Frye Randy Ganter Rafael Garcia Barbara Garner Jolene Gest Sandi Giggleman Brian Glickley Felicia Glispie Robert Gonzales Jenny Gramm Kimberly Griffin Michael Guerra Raymond Gunaka Deanna Gustafson Kurtiss Flail Suzanne Ffammer Brian Flammond Kimberly Hammons Daniel Hancock Erik Haney Marcus Hargrove Kenneth Hartwig Beatrice Harvey Kevin Hayden Leodis Hayslett Jeffrey Hearne Patrick Heintz Scott Hemesath David Herdzina Gabriela Hernandez Maria Hernandez Dana Hoffie Casey Hogan Paula Howard Deirdre Jackson Edmond Jackson Brian Janovsky Robert Jarema Joseph Jaskula George Jenter Kevin Johnson Jennifer Jones Kimberly Jones Scott Kaliski Michael Kane Rebekka Kanjo Tadge Kanjo Dan Keeler William Keeler Nancy Kelly Gerald Kessler Tanya Kidd Matthew Kolus Kenneth Konecki Shelly Kozik Brian Kraatz Michael Krause James Krolczyk Aaron Krygowski Kelly Krygowski Thomas Kustra Kimberly Lakoskey Barbara Lange Letrece Lanier Michael Leavy Willis Lee Kristine Legg Tom Lennon Sister” Friend prays desperately for aid from above. Melissa Leveille Duane Lichey Derek Lindsey Gary Lindsey Mark Lohman James Lopez Carrie Luchene Guyanne Lufrano Mark Lyons Michael Mankiewicz Kevin Mansmith Elizabeth Marcum Lisa Marcum Dennis Martin Helena Mathews Herman Mathews Cynthia Maurer Nicole Mayden Jodelle Mazies Shenise McCarter Robert McFarlin Sheree McGee Ryan McGowan James McNamara Thomas McQuaid Kristen Meckler Patrick Meeder William Meegan Matt Mersereau Kimberly Mesmer Tyrone Miller Ericka Millhouse Leslie Madory Lydia Mohead Joseph Montgomery Tina Moore Donald Morin Lonnie Morris Heather Murphy Richard Myers Veronica Nachtwey Kathy Neeley Ronald Nelson Stacy Nelson Bill Nicholls Bill Nichols Nicole Nicholson Darryl Olesen Chuck Osborn Leslie Ota Tracy Pagel Donald Panek Linda Passot Tony Pechota Bret Pechtold Kelly Pechtold Aleida Perez Kathi Perrizo Angela Peters Richard Perzely Robert Pinter Michelle Popowski Pam Postma Scott Praxl Joe Pursel Steven Ouirk Liz Raczek Chris Rakowski Veronica Reed Jenny Reznik Steven Rhein Scott Robarge Shane Roberts Freshmen 169 Anthony’ Robinson Ken Robinson Kini Rockway Josephine Rodriguez Ransom Rodriguez Tina Royse Steve Ruppert Chuck Salamone Shari Sarna Dawn Sartori Nancy Schmidt Karin Scholten Greg Schultz Christine Schulz Greg Seales Jill Sebastian Thomas Sendra Julie Seufert Dawn Shanley Dawna Shanley Dale Shirey Dawn Shirey Penny Siedlecki Bill Singer Derrick Skinner Kristie Skorupa Scott Sloop Annette Smaga Donald Smith Edward Smith Heather Smith Lanissa Spear Samantha Speier Colleen Stadter Gerald Stange Kevin Steele Steve Steele Shonda Stewart Traci Stewart Craig Stoltz Bill Sumner Jacaima Sutton Patrick Sutton Charles Szilva Tammy Tallo Bryan Tanis Dave Taylor Treena Taylor Mark Thompson Grace Thorne Moses Tillmon Steven Trumbull Chris Tryon Mark Tulp Ralph Udonl Diane Ulmenstine Mike Van Horn Michelle Van Horn Renee Vasquez Robert Vaughn Jose Velasquez Raymond Wade Tina Waitekus Regina Waldroer Mike Walker Stacy Wallace Kevin Walsh Darlene Walton Gerald Watters Laura Wedster Pam Welch Wendy White Anne Wielgorecki Lavincha Wilborn Sue Wilke Calvin Wiliams Carolyn Williams Darnell Williams Theresa Williams Terrance Winston Great costumes, guys! Maceba Wolfe Mike Woodman Jamie Wright Jacquline Wyke John Wyke William Zawodniak Freshmen 171 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE BUILDING ADMINISTRATION OF BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Bieber, uPtiMCffra Dr. Miller, uricifta Dr. Jones, jtfbbi dcvnt Mr. Hulfachor, nee i itec i.t Mr. Yarbrough Ms. Klacik, tjrft i etic Obibectol Ms. Gregory, %ean Mr. Newbern, %ean art of cartooning is the result of painted pictures that come alive. Part of education is those businesses in the community who help paint in their support that help make Bremen come alive”. The patrons in the following pages aren’t cartoon characters but the pictures they paint with their support can last a life time. Wendy Fagen - cute as ever! 174 Advertising Division Was that one egg or two? (Steven Geniusz) Tom Cronin and Elliot Veal try to figure out their computer. Donna Chiz. Wendy Bonneau. and Lori Cherivtch cheer on the braves. Advertising Division 17 Gladys Jim Schuler - President Mary Ted Maurer - Vice Pres. Eileen Bob Burnson - Trea. Gloria DuBall - Secretary Kitty Grabowski - Publicity SENIORS Tim Abramic 115. 116. 137 Raymond Albert 116 Elizabeth Allen 116 Tony Antczak 46. 49. 55. 93. III. 116. 133 Wanda Armor 116 Rob Arrington 113. 116 Catherine Arvia 46. 53. 113, 116 Robert Dorsey 48. 88. 34 Robert Downey 130 Robert Duball 130 Virginia Duck 113. 130 Cindy Dudley 130 Terry Dunn 53. 130 Annette Dusold 130 Michael Egan 7. 16. 49. 55. 60. III. 130 Pamela Ely-College 49. 66. 131 Daniel Eiduk 130 Joseph Engwall 55. 135. 137 Kimberly Enk 49. 55. 70. 90. 113. 131. 137 Tamra Farley 53 Diane Feil 46. 115. 131 George Fetcho 49. 53. 60. 93. III. 131. 133. 138 Tony Fihpiak 55 David Flynn 131 Paul Fox 49. 113. 131 Kevin Franklin 34. 55. 131 Scott Friend 14. 38. 55. 75. 88. 110. 117. 119. 131. 135. 139 Barbara Gabriel 46. 49. 51. 53. 55. 63. 90. 131 Alfred Ganter 83 Brian Garay 131 Denise Garbacz 133 Steve Geniusz 133. 175 David Gerstetter 133 Keith Gibson 93. 133. 177 Eileen Golat 49. 133 David Gonzales 16. 38. 60. 93. 133. 38 Patrick Griffin 64. 133. 137 Sybil Guinn 133 Melanie Gunaka 48. 133 Michael Guyette 55 Marvin Baggett 60. 88. 131 Christopher Baker 49 Curt Barta 116. 117 Tiffany Bartee 37. 49. 53. 67. 116. 117 Sherry Batzel 116. 117 Tiffany Bartee 37. 49. 53. 67. 116. 117 Sherry Batzel 116. 117 Michael Baumeister 117 Janice Bauseman 47. 53. 117 Tom Beaulieu 117 Floward Bennett 117 Mary Bernas 37. 49. 53. 55. 90. 117 Mike Bogusz 39. 93. 116. 117 Keith Bohne 117 Cynthia Booth 114. 117 Michelle Bostrom 8. 49. 53. 55. 59. III. 115. 117. 139. 194. 195. 38 Tim Bourne 55. 117. 118. 135. 139 Derrick Boyd 55. 117. 118. 34. 136 Matthew Brady 14. 48. 84. 117. 118. 38 Davonia Brooks 53. 53. 118 Brenda Brown 118 Kristine Bruce 46. 118 Margaret Burke 118 Norman Bruton 118 Dave Butler 55. 118 Kathleen Carrillo 46. 114. 118 Humberto Castaneda 10 Dave Cebulski 4. 119 Anthony Cerulli 55 Kim Charleston 118 Wendy Charleston 118 David Chiaramonte 49. 60. 114. 118 Nathan Clark 5 Scott Cloud 9. 118 Shirley Coleman 49. 118. 34 Samantha Cowger 118 Shelia Davis 49. 53. 113. 118. 34. 138. 40 William Davis 118 Jean-Marie Deneka 35. 47. 49. 113. 194. 195 Gregg Devlin 130 Dennis Dickover 130 Michael Dicksen 34. 46. 51. 55. 60. 61 Fredrick Dillman 55 Karl Dillman 130 Kim Dillworth 53. 130 Cheryl Dodson 46. 36. 130 Kimberly Doesburg 48. 130-DECA 4 Kathleen Dormann 55. 130 Dawn Harnish 34. 53. 115. 133 Barb Flarper 133 Calvin Flarris 13. 53. 83. 133. 139 James Flarris 133 Monica Hartwig 46. 49. 113. 133 Tracey Flauber 53. 133 Julie Hearne 30. 39. 49. 53. 55. 58. 59. 114. 139. 194. 195. 34. 137 Phillip Flines 49. 133 Kenneth Hoyle 30. 133. 136 Timothy Huisman 48. 133 Kathy Huntsey 115. 133 Ron Jablonski 14. 133 Yolanda Jackson 14. 133 Sheree Jarema 8. 34. 49. 53. 133. 34 Scot Jebens 51. 133 Dean Jennings 134 Debra Jermolowicz 38. 55. 36. 90. 134. 137 Donald Johnson 9. 60. 88. 137 Erik Johnson 88. 134 Jones Johnson 35. 134 Walter Johnson 55 Darryl Jordan 134 Deborah Josma 46. 49. 134 Sheila Kalina 114. 134 Sheri minski 49. 113. 134 Tony Kara 17. 134 Paul Keesee 134 Steven Keller 8. 46. 49. 53. 55. 64. 115. 134. 195. 138. 177 Julie Kinder 53. 114. 134 Stephen Kirkilas 83. 115. 135 135 Katherine Kirkwood 53. 55. III. 135. 38 Paul Klimczak 47. 135 William Klootwyk 53. 135 Garland Knight 4. 115. 135 Thomas Koch 83. III. 135. 136. 38 Nancy Koesema 46. 135 Kimberly Konecki 49. 55. 58. 113. 135 Kim Kraatz 30. 53. 53. 55. 63. 63. 90. 115. 135. 135. 139 Kevin Kristof 48. 135 Kimberly Kuba 17. 48. 135 Gerald Lange 55. 135 Stacee Lee 16. 37. 49. 53, 55. 113. 136. 36 Zevland Lee 48. 55. 136 Kathy Legg 46 Keith Lockwood 55 Gayle Lohman 46. 136 Janet Long 8. 48. 49. 136 Brian Lovejoy 136 Deana Lyons 10. 16. 38. 36. 136. 138. 38 Christine Mager 5. 136 Mark Malone 55. 136 Todd Malmborg 136 Robert Mann 136 Judith Maslo 53. 113. 136 Eddie Mathews 88. 137 Rich Matthews 55. 137 Sunday Matthis 47. 51. 58. 59. 113. 137. 139 Elizabeth Matz 30. 49. 36. 34. 136. 139. 53. 55. 58. 90. 113. 137. 194. 195 Carl McCall 53. 137 Susanne McCarthy 137 Linda McGeever 137 Susan Me Hale 53. 53. 55. 70. 90. 137. 187. 137. 138 Karen Mercer 14. 48. 117. 137, 137 Paul Meyer 137 Jennifer Meyers 30. 49. 53. 113. 137 Deanna Mikrut 137. 134 Angela Miller 53. 137 Diane Miller 137 Michael Miller 138 Sharon Miller 46. 138 Wendy Miller 138 Anissa Mitchell 138 James Mobley 48. 138 Joseph Mohr 138 Connie Moore 138 Frank Morrone 55 Matthew Muhr 48. 138 Debra Nolte 138 Dawn O’Brien 49. III. 113. 138. 194. 195 Sandra Oppelt 53. 138 Donna Ostrander 16. 46. 66. 139 Greg Ota 55. 93. 139 Debra Parchem 139 Tom Parrillo 14. 38. 39. 55. 93. 117. 133. 139. 195. 34. 136 Michelle Parrish 114. 139 Sidney Perez 139 Amy Peters 9. 16. 39. 48. 49. 55. 73. 78. 90. 113. 139. 135. 137 Joe Petrizzo 53. 60. 139. 138 Henry Prystalski 139 Leroy Puttkammer 139 Joe Reda 47. 49. 93. 133. 139. 136. 139 Index 177 Root helps you to remember ... Offical @ Actc j'iafiAe'i ck PMPJlfixAtStA tWiyA SPcAcc ROOT photographers • 1131 W. Sheridan • Chicago Clayton Reed 114 Vincent Richardson 45. 139 Jean Rock 46. 139 Ron Roering 130 Ram Roper 53. 115. 130 Karen Rosaves 130 Dawn Royse IK). 130 Lisa Rumisek 130 Chert Rushing 115. 130 Don Rutz 48. 130 Dan Ryan 48. 130 Sheri Sabados 135. 130. 194. 195 James Sala 130 Brian Saternus 14. 16. 53. 93. 131 Tim Scarver 131 Holly Schmidt 131 Lynne Schroeder 53. 131 Pam Seales 49. 53. 53. 55. 113. 118. 131 Bob Simmons 46. 48. 51. 55. 131 Debbie Sedlak 46. 53. 113. 131 Teppi Sekyra 4. 47. 131 Mike Sendra 46. 131. 134. 187 Charles Settles 131 Jenny Sheehan 7. 94. 131 Steven Shoaf 53 Sue Singer 49. 59. 113. 131 Jerry Sinwelski 14, 131 Bob Skoda 48. 53. 131 Leda Smaga 49. 53. 55. 90. 114. 131 Ken Smith 47. 55. 88. 133. 137 Sharee Sorrell 16. 53. 53. 113, 133 Bryan South 64. 133 Harlan South 47. 55. 64. 133 Maura Stanger 46. 53. 133 Matt Stevens 55. 133 Dan Stoecker 133 Kim Streeter 48. 53. 55. 133 Julie Strouhal 133 Jeffry Struebing 47. 133 Lamest Sutton 16. 60. 133 Jeff Swaggerty 133 Laura Szucs 133 Laura Szudy 133 Paul Szudy 55 Juli Theis 51. 115. 133 Trena Thurmond 113. 133 Brian Tobin 53. 133 Lori Torres 37. 46. 49. 36. 53. 55. 70. 89. 90. 114. 133. 34. 138. 177 Anton Tovo 133 Diane Udoni 53. 133 Barb Vaughan 46. 138. 133. 136 Elliot Veal 133. 175 Carrie Violetto 16. 133 Candace Walczak 48. 133 Alison Walker 14. 114. 133 Tracey Walters 53. 133 Mike Watson 83. 133 Todd Wayne 48. 60. 179. 137. 38 Robert Weber 133 James Wedge 134 Kelly Wegner 134 Eric White 88. 134 Jesse Whitten 35. 113 Janet Wielgorecki 4. 47. 134 Scott Wills 68. 134 Tim Wrzesinski 55. 134 Therese Young 134 Mark Yucuis 46. 53. 64. 134. 134 Steve Zamiar 55 Joy Zawisza 46. 49. 115. 134 Donna Zetterberg 134 Donna Zohfeld 46. 49. 53. 134 Mark Zuiker 134 JUNIORS Karen Abramic 144 Mark Armor 144 Brian Arndt 144 Michelle Baker 144 Joseph Bakke 144 Lori Ballman 47. 144 Kimberly Banowski 144 Kenny Barnes 83. 144 Kelly Batsch 144 Nancy Beaulieu 144 Rodney Beitler 144 Laura Belenske 144 Sandra Benamon 144 Sonya Bibbs 34. 144 Susan Billy 47. 144 Jeffrey Blakemore 144 Jose Blanco 144 Janice Bodinet 53. 144 Colleen Boese 144 Richard Boger 144 Joseph Bogusz 3. 60. 75, 93. 144 Kelly Bourne 144 Vince Braverman 88. 144 Khim Bright 144 Catrice Brooks Valtina Brown Kelly Budris Lynn Burson 5. 8. 31. 53. 47. 59. 53. 66. 67. 144. 34 Russ Callahan 64. 144 Melissa Callan Joe Carmarillo 145 Jeff Carney 145 Mike Carr 145 Laura Casteneda 51. 145 Patty Cebulski 145 Jeanine Centers 15. 38. 58. 59. 144. 145. 38 Mary Cercone 145 Doug Cerulli 145 Mary Chiaro 145 Robin Christianson 145 Raymond Clark 145 Jeff Coffey 145 Joseph Cole 64. 145 Sandy Collins 145 Tony Commings 60. 88. 145 Pat Cooper 145 Daniel Craig 145 Thomas Cronin 45. 60. 75. 145. 175 Katherine Cursio 8. 33. 49. 53. 145. 151 Lisa Czub 145 Greg Dandurand 145 Mike Delattre 93. 145 Donna Dempsey 39. 59. 145 Antonette Dill 145 Karen Dillard 9. 37. 70. 145 Kevin Dillard 9. 14. 37. 83. 145 Jim Doyle 145 William Doyle 145 Stephanie Drag 145 Lorenzo Dunn 145 Kathleen Durkin 145 Mike Dziedzic 37. 60. 145 Scott Eaker 8. 53. 145 Kelly Egan 90. 145 Paul Erffmeyer 145 Elaine Eiduk 145 Tina Enk 15. 37. 70. 146 Joseph Evans 146 Neal Evans 146 Nichelle Exton 146 Gary Ferguson 146 Dawn Fivecoat 145 Brian Floeckher 9. 15. 93. 146. 148 Jerrill Flournoy 146 Charles Gerth 146 Joe Gest 84. 146 Krista Godfrey 13. 51. 59. 146 Donna Gold 146 Pete Gonzales 93. 6 Richard Gonzales 17. 60. 146. 91. 150. 93 Steve Gorski 146 Cathy Grabowski 3. 46. 49. 53. 146 Bill Griffin 64. 146. 88 Michael Griffin 146 Stacey Gudgeon 141. 148. 146 Linda Guinn 146 Yvette Guyton 146 Kurt Hall 146 Bill Hammer 64. 74. 75. 146 Cyndie Harnish 57. 146 Index 179 and (fyt Sfofit 14935 South Pulaski Midlothian. Illinois 60445 385-7173 Elaine Root (Zottfiltfe '% vu(cv vie Stone 3831 W. 147th Street Midlothian, IL 385-2729 Kenneth Grill Cap Dace Insurance COMPLETE COVERAGE — BUSINESS OR PERSONAL Motorcycle Insurance Homeowners. Fire. Theft, Auto, Marine. Life, Hospitalization, Accident, and Health. BE SAFE — BE INSURED 30 Years of Service Daily: 9:30-5:30 Sat.: 9:30-12:30 14716 Karlov Ave. Midlothian, Illinois 60445 597-1220 Cap” Dace — John Dace — Dan Dace Authorized Dealer Open Office Systems Furniture PKJNTINC OFFICE SUPPLY (312) 687-3055 14800 S. Cicero Ave. Oak Forest, IL 60452 % 'ieetdux ’ t 3700 W. 147th St. Midlothian. III. 389-IIOO OI CHINESE AMERICAN CUISINE Michael Hayden 146 Debra Hayes 146 Jim Heckler 8. 47, 53. 146 George Hemesath 25. 146 Ron Hensler 147 Jill Hill 17. 57. 147 Laura Hill 147. 148 Glen Hines 147 Joe Hines 147 Lisa Howard 147 Lesly Huguelet 16. 27, 46. 59. 147, 34 Valerie Hunt 147 Dion Hunter 147 Diane Huntsey 147 Kevin Jackson 147 Antina James Larisa Jennings 58. 147 Samantha Jenter 147 Tina Jones 147 Michelle Kane 147 Barbara Karlin 147 John Keeler 147 Kelly Kennedy 144. 147. 148 Jennifer Kessler 147 Ken Kerley 9. 147 Deanna Kibeikis Donna Kingery 147 Denise Koesma 147 Kevin Kohlman 147 Kelly Konecki 15. 59. 60. 70. 143. 144. 147 Christy Kosek 147 Patsy Koshmider 27, 70. 147 Ralph Kovylarczyk 142, 147 Denise Kozik 147 Ken Krause 29. 60. 148 Mark Krizik 148 Patricia Kszyminski 148 Cindy Kuzma 148 Wendy Lakoseky 148 Kimberly Landgraf 148 Jean Langland 27. 51, 59. 148 Martin Lee 148 Kevin Leonhardt 148 Anntanette Lewis 148 Dean Lustro 148 Brenda Lyell 148 Karen McGee 148 Michelle Meilleur 148 David Mensi 47. 51. 55. 60. 143. 148 Bill Mentink 88. 148 Michelle Meskers 148 Barbara Mitchell 148 Donald Montoya 60. 148 Heather Moore 149 La Shonda Moore 52. 149 Nichole Moore 149 Vanessa Morris 58. 59. 149. 150 Denise Moseley 149 Michael Murphy 149 Kevin Nash 57. 141. 149 Paul Newton 16. 149 John Novick 92. 149 Patricia O’Connor 47. 53. 59. 149 Thomas Olson 47. 49. 149. 181. 36. 34 Donna Osborn 58. 59. 149 Todd Pagel 7. 47. 149. 36. 34 Dyanna Panek 149 Julie Parchem 149 Lynn Pence 15. 27. 59. 73. 149 Rebecca Perry 7. 15. 59. 144. 149 Virgil Perry 149 Andrew Peters 27. 60. 149 Danielle Pilgrim 149 Cynthia Postma 149 Alvin Powell 149 Robert Pursel 149 Gary Raczek 149 William Ramsey 82. 149 Lisa Randolph 66. 143. 149 Terence Reed 150 Derrick Reid 60. 82. 150. 187 Guillermina Reyes 150 Jessica Richie 150 Rich Rightmire 150 Lori Roberts 94. 150 Kelly Rockrohr 150 Andrea Rooney 150 Jennifer Roper 150 Walter Rybicki 150 Wayne Samuelson 60. 150 Tammy Sanders 150 Richard Sartori 150 Scott Sawicki 150 Dawn Schneider 150 Paul Schuler 61. 66. 82. 150 Michael Schultz 92. 150 John Schulz 150 Jerry Scroggins 150 Todd Sebastian 143. 150 Michelle Shires 150 Linda Sinwelski 10. 46. 58. 59. 150 Sharon Sisk 150 Michael Skinner 150 James Smith 150 Steve Smith 150 Frank Stance 150 Mark Steakle 150 Cherie Steele 150 Laura Stemmlelin 150 Vicki Stiles 150 Richard Strieker 150 Lisa Summers 151 James Tate 151 Maripat Termunde 151 Raymond Thoms 151 Daniel Tijerina 9. 148. 151 Robin Tillmon 151 Ann Tracy 151 Patrick Tryon 151 Craig Madsen 148 David Mager 46. 75. 148 Daryl Malone 9. 27. 60. 148. 150 Danny Mandziak 148 Brian Mansmith 92. 148. 191 Michael Marcheschi 148 Theresa Marren 90. 148 Tim Maurer 148 Angela Maurry 148 James Maurry 148 Gina Venezia 47. 151 Craig Vincek 51. 151 Denise Walton 151 Ted Warnicki 5. 53 James Wedster 151 Patricia Welch 52. 151 William Wilck 60. 150. 151 James Wilke 60. 92. 151. 185 Randall Williams 151 Timothy Williams 151 Martin Willis 60. 151 Carrie Wilson 27. 47. 55. 59. 72. 73. 151 Arthur Wold 151 Ron Wolff 91. 151 Ronald Wrobel 151 Sharon Yerkes 151 Laura Yucuis 4. 151 Kari Zohfeld 27. 151 Jeffrey Zroback 47. 151 Jeffrey Zubik 151 SOPHOMORES Gladys Ambers 81. 154 Jonna Arseneault 59. 154. 159 Brian Baker 154 Pamela Banser 154 Tina Bard 77. 154 Jamie Baumeister 154 Geneva Bayless 154 Mellisa Beck 28. 51. 67. 152. 154. 28 Tonya Bibbs 81. 86. 154 Lisa Bielema 15. 59. 154 Vickie Blakemore 45. 154 Tracy Bleker 58. 154. 187 Susann Bogdalek 154 Wendy Bonneau 8. 49. 51. 53. 67. 87. 154. 175, 34 Karen Brady 10. 154 Lori Breckinridge 67. 91. 154 Richard Breen 154 Julie Brickley 154 Louis Brooks 154 Rita Brown 154 Tiffany Bullock 63. 81. 86. 154. 163 Chris Burke 154 Collen Burke 71. 154 Aaron Burnett 61. 83. 154 Roger Burns 154 Clarice Burts 154 Melanie Butzow 15. 46. 51. 91. 152, 154 Neal Caauwe 61. 93. 154 Marc Carter 83. 154 Paco Castaneda 20. 51. 154 Monica Centers 29. 59, 154 Patricia Chaney 154 Vong Chanthavong 154 Dawn Chenoweth 15. 70. 81. 89. 93. 154. 155. 159 Lori Cherivich 81. 93. 155 Donna Chiz 12. 49. 51. 59. 71. 155. 175. 34. 28 Latonnia Clifton 155 Jeannette Coffman 51. 155. 187 Kimberley Cole 155 Devin Coleman 155 Index 181 S AMOY'S ASPHAL oawikip pn imp rP V I I I 0 UU M IL. Serving the Community for over a decade, and supporting youth. 371-4683 MON - TUES.: 9 00 - 5 30 WED - FRI.: 9 00 - 7 00 SAT 8 00 • 4 00 ddlibury (Corporation Kathy’s Beauty Salon 14047 HARRISON AVENUE POSEN, ILLINOIS 60469 597-3098-99 3921 W. 147th Street Midlothian, IL 60445 (312) 388-9882 No Appointment Necessainj eating and (CowUti tiHfy Sated and Serviced custom plate glass, tnc. GLASS FOR HOME. BUSINESS 6 AUTO Midlothian State BfiflK 3820 W. 147th St. Posen, Illinois 60469 388-3165 3737 W. 147th Street Midlothian 388-8500 14301 S. Cicero Crestwood 4155 W. 147th St. Midlothian, IL 60445 SALES APPRAISAL 388-8518 ixrLtfi a (ddicaxt MEMBER F.D.I.C. Phil Combs 155 Mane Corbett 51. 67. 155 Janet Cortez II. 33. 155 Laura Culver 8. 47. 53. 73. 153. 155 Gina Cursio 40. 49. 51. 53. 155. 34 Mary Dempsey 15. 51. 73. 153. 155 Scott Devlin 15. 155. 159 William Dial 155 Norman Dixson 61. 155 Tom Doesburg 155 Gail Doherty 77. 91. 155 Tim Dombrowski 33, 155 Joe Donato 9. 15. 75, 153. 156. 161 Jeff Downey 155 William Doyle 155 Jeremy Drag 93. 155 Michaelline Druszkowski 155 Jennifer Duck 155 Mark Dufrain 53. 155 Kris Dunn 153. 155 Chuck Eakins 61. 155 David Eberhardt 84. 155 Mike Edgar 155 Nelson Edwards 9. 60. 149. 155. 159 Otis Emerson 61. 89. 156 Chris Emperdo 46. 156 Jennifer Engelke 49. 51, 53. 156, 34 Matthew Engwall 61. 93. 156. 157 Joseph Erffmeyer 156 Roy Erickson 156 Kathleen Faille 46. 47. 59. 71, 91. 156 Debbie Farley 156 Edward Feil 61. 156 April Fields 156 Joseph Finn 93. 156 Terrill Flournoy 61. 83. 156 Dennis Fox 156 Brian Franc 46. 75. 93. 156 Stacy Franklin 71. 81. 156. 183 Nicole Friday 156 Andrew Furman 69. 83. 93. 156 Steven Gallagher 9. 61. 74. 75. 156 Rich Garay 53. 156 Angela Geniusz 156 Carolin Gerth 51. 53. 156 Amy Giggleman 63. 63. 81. 156 David Gilmore 156 Jena Godfrey 58. 59. 156. 181 Trent Godfrey 9. 61. 141. 156 Kevin Gonzales 33. 156 Bill Graham 156 Wayne Griggs 833. 156 Steve Grivakis 156 Kevin Grundhofer 46. 48. 51. 84. 156 Teresa Flail 157 Pasha Hamdy 157 Regina Hamilton 58. 157. 134 Mark Hartwig 17. 46. 157 Dan Head 157 Alissa Henry 71. 157. 159 Annette Henry 157 Lynn Higgins 153. 157 John Hilt 157 Roy Holden 157 Tanya Holder 157 Christine Holland 157 Dian Hoover 157 Tonya Huegel 73. 157 Ken Huffman 157 Teresa Isler 157 Gwendolyn Jackson 87. 157 Julie Jarema 35. 46. 58. 59. 157 Tim Johnson 83. 157 Senita Jones 157 Andre Jordan 83. 157 Simone Kane 47. 153, 157 Samer Kanjo 53. 84. 157 Dena Kara 67. 81. 89. 93. 157 Connie Kaufman 59. 71, 153. 157. 159 William Kavooras 157 Tracey Kellams 46. 157 Cari Kennedy 47. 157 Richard Kestloot 158 Michelle Kibelkis 71. 81. 158 Joseph Kintz 84. 158 Ron Kirn 158 Angelina Kirkwood 87. 158 Mike Kittl 158 Kathleen Koehne 158 Darlene Daggy 15. 46. 49. 53. 55. 59. 73. 91. 153. 155. 34 Dianna Koshmider 73. 81. 87. 158 Gerry Kozora 158 Gregory Kurczek 84, 153. 158. 34 Denise Kuba 158 Walter Kujawa 158 Kevin Kurweil 61. 158 Wendy Kuzydlo 158 Michael Kustra 158 Alen Kuyper 158 Alicia Laas 17. 47. 53. 158 Kristina Lannan 58. 59. 158 Trina Laws 158 Theresa Lenart 59. 71. 158. 159 Jack Lowe 83. 158 William Lyons 158 Dan Lyvers 53. 158 Walter Mankiewicz 53. 158 Thomas Mann 158 Michael McNamara 53. 93. 158 Julie McNichols 158 Christine McSheffery 16. 58. 158. 177 Phil Meenan 61. 83. 153. 158 Daniel Mentink 158 Mark Mersereau 159 Beth Messinger 70. 89. 93. 159. 34 Valerie Michalec 46. 159 Catherine Mills 159. Brian Mohr 159 Shelia Moore 159 Donna Morin 81. 159 Angela Myers 159 Sherri Myers 159 Tim Nachtwey 159 Paula Nagel 58. 159 Rosanne Nebe 159 Kim Nixon 45. 159 Trent Nixon 159 Dina Ochoa 159 Laun O’Connor 46. 59. 159 Dan Oganovich 93. 159 James O'Keefe 61. 93. 159 Ann Olson 159 Michelle Osborne 159 Debbie Pappalardo 59. 73. 78. 153. 159 Carolyn Parry 46. 159 Ann Marie Paulaskas 159 David Pecka 8. 159 Lisa Pence 159 Steve Perreire 93. 159 Cheri Perrizo 51. 159 Mike Petrizzo 61. 141. 159 Michelle Pizer 47. 53. 159 Richard Potoski 159 Brian Powell 159 Carrie Provancal 58. 91. 156. 159 Shari Quint 159 Veronica Quintanilla 46. 59. 159 Thomas Ramsey 31. 46. 75. 153. 155. 159. 194. 195 Roger Rasmussen 8. 34. 49. 53. 159. 34 Kristen Reda 160 Debra Reyes 160 Tomas Reyes 160 Joseph Rickey 160 Diana Rinearson 59. 155. 159. 160 Paul Ritter 61. 160 Shaun Roberts 160 Lonnie Robinson 160 Danielle Rock 46. 71. 91. 155. 159. 160 John Rock 160 David Rozek 61. 160 Monica Rushing 160 Bernadine Rzab 51. 63. 81. 87. 153. 160 Daniel Sabados 93. 160 Frances Salamone I. 59. 160 Suzanne Sarna 53. 77. 87. 160 Bernard Scatena 83. 93. 160 Drew Schaffer 160 Jim Seufert 93 Lisa Schuck 49. 59. 160 Lisa Scott 46. 58. 160. 177. 181 Daniel Schuler 47. 93. 5. 160 Index 183 UI11RGE OF miDtoTHiim The Community That Pride Built Thomas J. Murawski Robert Hansen George Eberhardt Edmund Hayden Delbert Heath Tom Valacak Terry Stephens President Village Clerk Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee FHIMLV PRIDE 4640 W 147th St. 6 14800 S. Pulaski Midlothian. Illinois 60445 Mon-Fri: 8-9, Sat: 8-8 Sun: 9-6 V We’re Number One In SATISFIED CUSTOMERS MUFFLER SHOPS (312) 687-2730 WAREHOUSE 156th Cicero Oak Forest. II 60452 3701 W 147th St. Posen. IL. (312) 371-3850 Mon-Wed — 7:30-6:00 Thurs — 7:30-8:00 Fri-Sat — 7:30-6:00 Mon. - Fri. 8:00 ■ 8:00 Saturday 8:30 - 5:00 Sunday 9:00 - 3:00 Fair, Fast, Friendly Service Patty Schultz 160 Mark Sendra 53. 160 Matt Sendra 160 Teresa Six 46. 159. 160 Bob Skelley 160 Otis Smith 160 Tina Smith 160 Tom Smith 160 Lamona Spicer 160 Paulet Staubin 160 Ronald Stepmski 160 Cheryl Stephens 73. 160 Dan Stoettner 34. 49. 53. 61. 93. 157. 159. 160. 194. 195. 34 Gary Strugnell 61. 160 John Studnicka 3. 93. 160 Shawn Sutton 161 Derrick Sylvester 16. 16. 93. 141. 161 Vince Szymczak 53. 161. 194. 195 Glenn Tatro 158. 161 Chris Terlep 71. 159. 161 Joe Termunde 154. 161. 183 Brian Theweatt 161. 167 Paul Tobin 161 Linda Toppins 161 Raymond Tovo 84. 161 Franklin Towner 83. 161 Michelle Trudeau 81. 91. 161 Donna Vaughan 52.61 Bernadette Veal 161 Linda Venezia 161 Michelle Vervaet 161 Lynette Waichunas 71. 91. 159. 161 Anthony Walls 83, 161 Vandra Washington 161 Jim Weber 161 Tracy Weeden 161 Ina Whalen 161 Marcella White 161. 163 Scott Whitlow 161 Robert Williams 161 Tracy Williams 161 Mary Woestman 161 Heidi Wojtanowski 71. 159. 161. 183 Cynthia Wold 161 Steve Wolff 161 Nicholas Woodman 161 Bobbie Wyche 161 Louis Wynn 161 FRESHMEN Betty Allen 47. 164. 39 Corey Allen 61. 164. 178 Scot Allred 164 Mark Anderson 164 Rose Marie Alina 164 Karen Armor 164 David Arndt 164 Gerald Arns 164 Frederick Austin 164 Dawn Baker 140. 164 DeCole Baker 83. 164 Jarold Baker 61. 164 Michael Baker 61. 83. 164 Bruce Barta 164 Michael Baumstein 164. 34 Elizabeth Beaty 56. 63. 164 Joanne Beaty 7. 63. 164 Christina Beck 81. 91. 164 Jodie Berkes 164 Lori Bielema 71. 81. 91. 164 Beverly Biller 164 Jeffery Black 164 Steven Bochmann 61. 164 Suzanne Bogusz 91. 164 Timothy Bonneau 164 Kimberley Bonner 164 Janice Booth 53. 71. 81. 164 Susanne Bostrom 14. 164 Jerry Boswell 164 Denise Bowman 164 Daniel Bradley 164 Lynette Bresmger 164 Tim Broadhurst 164 Mike Buergermeier 164 Kevin Bulow 164 John Burgher 165 Paul Burke 165 Antonia Burnett 165 James Burnson 8. 47. 93. 165. 134 Sherry Bush 165 Michael Callahan 93. 162. 165 Patrick Carrio 165 Ann Carroll 165 Vincent Cercone 165 Andranki Clampagine 87. 165 David Charleston 162. 165 Jodi Chenoweth 14. 53. 71. 77. 91. 162. 165 Dianna Chairamonte 165 Doris Chiz 165 Diane Clayton 2. 73. 165 Harold Clement 165 Joy Coffey 165 Kimberly Cole 86. 87. 165 Thomas Collier 165 Kioshama Commings 165 Beth Compton 73. 165 Katherine Corbett 165 Carla Criglear 165 Tina Crisman 165 Theresa Cygan 165 Traci Cygan 47. 71. 165 Thomas Dantzler Jr. 61. 165 Everett Davis 61. 83. 165 Ladre Davis 165 Hope Debbs 165 Lashawnda Debose 87. 165 Timothy Delattdre 61. 165 Danielle Deloatch 53. 63. 165 Linda Dempsey 14. 73. 91. 165 Jeffery Dertz 61. 93. 165 Anthony Dixson 61. 165 Darryn Dombrowski 23. 84. 165 James Donanid Jr. 53. 165. 34 Craig Donofrio 74. 165 Adam Dorsey 9. 89. 165 Jennifer Dowdy 141. 165 David Doyle 61. 165 Kathleen Dreher 71. 165 Eileen Durkin 52. 163. 165. 169 Dwyn Dykman 166 Steven Edgar 74. 166 Michael Enos 51. 53. 89. 166 Michael Ericksen 61. 93. 166 Eileen Evans 166 Lautrice Farlow 63. 87. 166 Kelly Farrell 166. 73 Jerry Fields 5. 166 Tammye Flowers 166 Daniel Flynn 166. 93 Steven Forster 166 Sarah Frank 166 Julie Friend 52. 67. 168. 163. 7. 20. 166. 91 Thomas Froberg 166 Raymond Frye 166 Randy Ganter 83 Rafael Garcia Barbara Garner . 166 Jolene Gest 163. 52. 53. 166 Sandi Giggleman 91. 52. 166 Brian Glickley 166 Felicia Glispie Ron Golden 93 Robert Gonzales 166 Jenny Gramm 166 Kimberly Griffin 14. 166 Michael Guerra 61. 9. 157. 166 Raymond Gunaka 9. 61. 166 Deanna Gustafson 166 Kurtiss Hall Suzanne Hammer 63. 166 Brian Hammond 166 Index 185 “ e tcuinOMt delite o n u t 4021 W. 147th Street Midlothian, Illinois 60445 385-9550 Midlothian MUSIC, 3835 W. 147th St. 389-4041________ Lessons • Sales • Service Pianos • Organs • Guitars Drums • Amplifiers • P.A.'S Band Instrument Rentals Large Selection Of Sheet Music w 2 £ 00 ( ) cn ® y 6 ? o n a o o � 0 u u 01 00 o 03 $ ■H c o z 0) c N c $ % O % Z n w Ho S 3; 0 ° = K. 33 ° 1 i' o � f 3 , B� settbra’s community florisft fill KIM OlTC U UI 11 I I I I L P A P U l A n n 11 u T Ql I PI I l UOI QCMT A I f U I I AL 14436 S. 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IL 60469 388-2294 in S nuitattce ,J,.U o ±c avai aMe. ooc.norm odO ouuu 3934 W. 147th St. Midlothian, Illinois 60445 Kimberly Hammons 71. 81. 166 Daniel Hancock 93. 61. 166 Erik Haney 166 Marcus Hargrove 167 Kenneth Hartwig 167 Beatrice Harvey 16. 87 Kevin Hayden 167 Leodis Hayslett 167 Jeffrey Hearne 51. 14. 167. 10. 53 Patrick Heintz 167 Scott Hemesath 53. 167 David Herdzina 167 Gabriela Hernandez 52. 167 Maria Hernandez 32. 33. 67. 167 Dana Hoffie 167 Casey Hogan 14. 16. 71. 81. 162. 163. 167. 34 Paula Howard 87. 167 Deirdre Jackson 167 Edmond Jackson 83. 167 Brian Janovsky 75. 167 Robert Jarema 167 Joseph Jaskula 89. 167 George Jenter 167 Kevin Johnson 89. 167 Jennifer Jones 52. 167 Kimberly Jones 71. 167 Scott Kaliski 167 Michael Kane 167 Rebekka Kanjo 8. 53. 84. 87. 167 Tadge Kanjo 167 Dan Keeler 167 William Keeler 167 Nancy Kelly 71. 167 Gerald Kessler 167 Tanya Kidd 71. 81. 167 Matthew Kolus Kenneth Konecki 61. 83. 167 Shelly Kozik 167 Brian Kraatz 74. 75. 167 Michael Krause 57. 140. 167 James Krolczyk 167 Aaron Krygowski 167 Kelly Krygowski 167 Thomas Kustra 167 Kimberly Lakoskey 14. 167 Barbara Lange 168 Letrece Lanier 168 Michael Leavy 61. 168 Willis Lee 61. 89. 168 Kristine Legg 168 Tom Lennon 93. 168 Melissa Leveille 14. 67. 87. 168 Duane Lichey 75. 93. 168 Derek Lindsey 168 Gary Lindsey 168 Mark Lohman 168 James Lopez 168 Carrie Luchene 168 Guyanne Lufrano 9. 14. 53. 67. 91. 162. 168. 34 Mark Lyons 93. 168 Michael Mankiewicz 168 Kevin Mansmith 168 Elizabeth Marcum 51. 168 Lisa Marcum 51. 168 Dennis Martin 168 Helena Mathews 23. 47. 71. 87. 168 Herman Mathews 168 Cynthia Maurer 51. 73. 81. 91. 168 Nicole Mayden 7|, 77. 168 Jodelle Mazies 52. 168 Shenise McCarter 87. 168 Robert McFarlm 168 Sheree McGee 87. 168 Ryan McGowan 168 James McNamara 75. 168 Thomas McOuaid 168 Kristen Meckler 87. 168 Patrick Meeder 61. 168 William Meegan 17, 168 Matt Mersereau 168 Kimberly Mesmer 168 Tyrone Miller 83. 168 Erika Millhouse 49. 87. 169 Leslie Modory 169 Lydia Mohead 53. 81. 169 Joseph Montgomery 169 Tina Moore 169 Donald Morin 169 Lonnie Morris 61. 169 Heather Murphy 169 Richard Myers 169 Veronica Nachtwey 47. 169 Kathy Neeley 169 Ronald Nelson 169 Stacy Nelson 169 Bill Nicholls 169 William Nichols 16. 93 Nicole Nicholson 53. 71. 87. 169. 34 Darryl Olesen 9. 32. 33. 56. 61. 169 Chuck Osborn 74. 75. 169 Leslie Ota 163. 169 Tracy Pagel 169 Donald Panek 169 Linda Passot 169 Tony Pechota 71. 169 Bret Pechtold 14. 61. 83. 169. 187 Kelly Pechtold 14. 169 Aleida Perez 73. 169 Kathi Perrizo 77. 169 Richard Perzely 169 Angela Peters 163. 169 Kari Peterson Robert Pinter 169 Michelle Popowski 71. 77. 87. 169 Pamela Postma 53. 169. 34 Scott Praxl 169 Joseph Pursel 9. 61. 169 Steven Quirk 169 Elizabeth Raczek 73. 81. 169 Christine Rakowski 169 Veronica Reed 169 Shawinma Reese Jennifer Reznik 81. 169 Steven Rhein 169 Kristen Rice Scott Robarge 169 Valerie Roberson Roberta Roberts Shane Roberts 169 Anthony Robinson 170 Kenneth Robinson 83. 93. 170 Kimberly Rockway 170 Josephine Rodriguez 723. 170 Ransom Rodriguez 170 Marie Royse 170 Steven Ruppert 61. 93. 170 Charles Salamone 170 Shari Sarna 170 Dawn Sartori 170 Karin Scholten 170 Nancy Schmidt 53. 170 Michael Schodrof Gregory Schultz 170 Index 187 13939 South Cicero Ave. Crestwood. Illinois 60445 (312) 389-4545 4477A Tfiedyie jilid ctiuan, 60445 ZPAcne : 597 9754 ‘a safe ride to school miDlotfjian parts District Robert Pursel, President Adolf Ouelly. Vice-President Mark Williams, Commissioner Darlene Griffin. Commissioner Thomas Peters. Commissioner 14500 S. Kostner Avenue, Midlothian, Illinois 60445 Mark Schultz Christine Schulz 73. 91. 162. 170 Kimberly Scott Gregory Seales 52. 170 Jill Sebastian 52. 170 Thomas Sendra 170 Julie Seufert 14. 170 Dawn Shanley 170 Dawna Shanley 170 Dale Shirey 170 Dawn Shirey 9. 14. 51. 53. 73. 91. 162. 163. 170 Penny Siedlecki 170 William Singer 170 Derrick Skinner 61. 170 Kristie Skorupa 71. 170 Scott Sloop 8. 61. 170 Annette Smaga 91. 163. 170. 34 Donald Smith 61. 75. 170 Edward Smith 170 Heather Smith 71. 170 Lanissa Spear 47. 62. 170 Samantha Speir 170 Colleen Stadter 8. 71, 81. 170 Gerald Stange 170 Kevin Steele 163. 170 Steve Steele 170 Shanda Stewart 170 Traci Stewart 87. 170 Craig Stoltz 170 William Sumner 170 Jacaima Sutton 63. 170 Patrick Sutton 171 Charlie Szilve 171 Tammy Tallo 171 Bryan Tanis 93. 171 Amie Tate 171 David Taylor 17. 81 Treena Taylor 63. 87. 171 Vikki Theilgaard 171 Mark Thompson 61. 171 Grace Thorne 7, 47. 53. 71. 91. 171 Moses Tillmon 25. 171 Christopher Tryon 171 Martin Tulp 171 Ralph Udom 9. 14. 61. 93. 171 Diane Ulmenstine 171 Amy Vander Ploeg 171 Michael Van Horn 171 Michelle Van Horn 171 Renee Vasquez 52. 171 Robert Vaughan 9. 61. 171 Jose Velasquez 171 Christine Vernati 171 Ramon Wade 171 Tina Waitekus 87. 171 Regina Waldroup 171 Michael Walker 61. 171 Stacy Wallace 171 Linda Walsh 171 Darlene Walton 87. 171 Gerald Watters 61. 171 Laura Wedster 171 Pam Welch 52. 171 Wendy White 47. 171 Richard Whitten Anne Wielgorecki 171 Lavincha Wilbon 171 Carl Wilke Susan Wilke 14. 171 Calvin Williams 171 Carolyn Williams 171 Darnell Williams 57. 61. 171 Ginger Williams Terry Williams 171 Theresa Williams 171. 34 Valerie Williamson Robert Winston Makeba Wolfe 171 Michael Woodman 171 Jacqueline Wyke 171 John Wyke 171 Mark Zamiar FACULTY R. Leikin 70. 107 B. Lombaer 107 K. Allen KM S. Bannes KM M. Berry 47. 104 G. Bieber 103 S. Boettcher KM C. Boitnott KM O. Branch 105 J. Cohrs 104 G. Coleman 104 J. Cooley 105. KM B. Crater 105 J. Crossley 104 J. D'Ambrosio 60. II. 109 J. Davis 105 D. Denman 105 D. Egli 105 B. Egan 55. 105 A. Feil 105 R. Fleck 53. 105 M. Godfrey 105 K. Grandone 104 P. Gregory 103 D. Hollingsworth 105 R. Hrkel 66. 105 H. Hulfachor 103. 107 C. Hull 105 L. Jegers 105 B. Johnson KM. 105 T. Johnson KM. 105 A. Jones 103. 105 V. Jones 106 S. Kane 106 M. Keller 106 R Keller 106 K. Kempton 106 T. Kinsella 106. 185 J. Klacik 90. 106 B. Knoderer 106 D. Korhonen 106 W. Krone 106 J. Krysinski 106 M. Kulovitz 101. 106 M. Kulovitz 17. 48. 106 P. Marsh 107 J. Mazzeffi 104 E. Melby 106. 107 M. Mentzer 107 J. Miller 103 B. Mosnar 107 W. Montgonery 104 M. Moore 53. 107 G. Morgan 82 D. Morris 101 L. Newborn 67. K)3 L. Nicolai 107 W. Nowak KX). 108 K. O'Donnell 46. 54. 108 G. Olson E. Novak 71. 107 J. Phelan 108 D. Pivarunas 83. 108 S. Placko 104 P. Proeuniar 108 L. Profetto 47. 108 S- Prudik K)8 M. Purden 108 L. Pusatari 52. 108 R. Reiplinger 104 D. Reynolds 108 E. Roach 108 J. Robinson 108 J. Robinson 106 N. Rowe 109 D. Runyan 71. 109 J. Ryan 106. 109 R. Schmidt KM K. Scott 60. 83 R. Smith 109 T. Stephens 73. 75. 105 G. Stupeck 61. 109 J. Sullivan 109 L. Toney 109 D. Vechiola 109 E. Wahlberg 109 M. Wilburn 109 E. Wilinson 109 T. Wold 109 D. Yarborough 101. 103 D. Zoss 73. 81. 109 Index 189 Fashions And Fads Of ’85 This year's fashions ranged everywhere from cute to crazy. The Very Popular Cabbage Patch Dolls Cost $40.00. Fashion had a big influence on students this year. The swimmers made the biggest impact on hair with their crew cuts. The prep” look was overruled by new wave” styles. Hair, colors, styles, and anything else you can think of were nothing short of outrageous! 190 Styling gels and mousse gave hair punk spunk . And you thought plaid was only for curtains! A McDonald’s hamburger costs 65 t. t 1 Different hairstyles were not exclusively for girls. A pair of Levis could be yours for $18.00. Stepping out in these shoes is sure to attract attention! Earrings were bigger and better than ever. Pedal pushers are back! Index 191 The Bears Won Their Division! The Cubs Made The Playoffs! This year. ANYTHING could be a bracelet! Everybody go Hawaiian! 192 The Caribbean Cruise Costs Only $965.00. Lace was everything from sweet to sassy. A Madonna Record Could Be Purchased For $6.99. Belts are no longer just for holding your pants up. Homecoming And Turnabout Tickets Cost Jukebox Saturday Night A Popular $10.00 Per Couple. Dance Lounge. Jeans became more fashionable with stripes, checks, and half fading. As you can see. fashion is an important tradition at Bremen and a fun one to keep. Hopefully, students will continue to take pride in their appeances and come up with even more outrageous ideas for next year! These are too cute for shoes! 193 Characters On An Arrow Staff 1985 LOONEY TUNES™STAFF Editor — Dawn O’Brien Sr. Editors - Michelle Bostrom Jean Deneka Julie Hearne Liz Matz Tom Parrillo Art Editor - Sheri Sabados Business Manager - Cathy Grabowski Sales Manager - Sue Bostrom Junior Staff - Janice Bodinet Donna Dempsey Tina Enk Soph. Staff - Brian Franc Andy Furman Tom Ramsey Dan Stoettner Vince Szymczak Fresh. Staff - Jodi Chenoweth Dianna Chiaramonte Linda Dempsey Craig Donofrio Julie Friend Jeff Flearne Paula Howard • Guyanne Lufrano Special Thanks To Warner Bros.. Inc. D.O. Gets her manl 194 Arrow Staff The one word describing the Arrow this year: hysteria. Just as the old saying goes, if you think something is going to wrong, it will, at the worst possible moment. Because of all the confusion with our theme, it seemed easier to just give up. But if I had to choose an alternative word for my senior year, it would definitely be memorable. I have become alot closer with people that are fun and exciting. Just as the Brave athlete contributes his worthwhile efforts to his team, so have I made my contribution to the staff for the past three years, and I sincerely believe they were more than worthwhile. Dawn O'Brien BUGStm and His Senior Bunnies. ARROW creates characters for varied school activities. Arrow Staff 195 V v