Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

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The activities of the everyday spy that dresses with the idea that Diamonds Are Forever” and memories that last a lifetime. The many faces of Faculty and Staff who teach On His Majesty’s Secret Service.” The Senior Agents preparing to go into the field known as Moonrakers. The Underclassed students of the spe- cial service that learn to ' Die.” 'Live and Let Special agents assigned to guide you through this instruction book are Agent 086 - Vince Braverman, Agent 771 - Dan Tigerina, and Agent 088 -Adam Dorsey. These men will be referred to as the Men with the Golden Guns.” But remember that the material in this manual is Classified and strictly For Your Eyes Only.” Lesson 2 Following the Instruction and basic spy course of this book, will be special subtexts coded especially for this years graduates. The special sections Include Spys Who Loved Me” (or Senior superlatives), From Bremen With Love (Fashions of 86), and Goldfingers” (Yearbook staff). To forget to write your name In your book Is a Dr. NO and to not have a book Is to Never Say Never Again. Spy Day” was the day that students In the 007 spy course tried their hand at disqulses. From tip to toe and top to bottom, the Bre-menites grabbed hats, coats and accessories to fit their special capers around the halls of the spy Lesson 3 ■ Activities That Create Lasting Memories It is always important for a spy to remember events that have occurred in the past. In order to create that lasting impression, the activities must be interesting or exciting. Regular activities like weekend dances as well as education events like a German program, or folk fair can be just as memorable as a ski trip or a Good News Bears vs Coaches basketball game. Getting involved is the main part. Come to the activities. By being more involved yourself, you will more easily carry forth good memories that you can rely upon in your future. As Mr. McGraw (Administrative Assistant) says, I’m encouraged by the involvement and enthusiasm that students bring to the different activities. 7 Doctor Miller stunned as the Senior Class finally gets an answer right. Carrie Provencal, Melanie Butzow, Michelle Osbourne, and Brian Thweat, working hard on Hall Decs. Spies Like Us Mike to steal the efending himself against double agent Julie Jarema as she tries Top Secret contents of his bag. Darryl Olsen, putting a lot of spirit Into the Sophomore Hall Decs. 8 HOMECOMING Dan Lyert enjoying another exciting day In Algebra. The Freshm h a nd Sophomores competing in the quiz bowl. The Academic Quiz Bowl it the mental competition of Spirit Week. Four representatives from each of the classes competed against each other by answering questions on various subjects and winning points with correct answers. The Sophomores were again victorious as they displayed their Bond type intelligence. Wall If it isn't Chris looking hot at avert The Juniors and Seniors anticipating a win In the quiz bowl. During Spirit Week, there was an overload of enthusiasm. The competition between classes was outstanding! All of the spirit and enthusiasm created a build up of dynamite that was ready to explode for Saturday’s game. The parade put excitement into the air and people just couldn’t wait to get out onto the field. It was a little chilly at the game, but our Brave fans were out there, blankets and all, cheering our team on to the very end! The proud homecoming winners surround their trophies. President of the Jim McMann fan club. 10 HOMECOMING Enthusiasm Abounded Barb and Gini cannot believe their eyes! What could it possibly be? Above: Freshmen show their enthusiasm. Below: Juniors say, We’ll be back next year! Above: Sophomores going for the glory. Below: Seniors: It’s now or never u Pre-Game Talisman lr bremSei upper right- The Junior class tugs with all thalr might the Seniors in the semi-finals, upper left- The Senior's pyramid, a combination strength, was very successful. lower right- Sophomore Dianna Chalrmonte, accom nlor Karen Brady, awaits her turn to be rolled” In the li tires. lower left- Wendy Kurzydlo and Chris Frank add a little years parade by showing off their horses. Th plot: It h and ous Ing | Thursday and Friday assemblies this year had secret s to them. The Talisman Events came very close and a fierce and almost bloody battle to the endl It was ard to decide who would win between the Sophomores th Juniors. The exciting finale included the vlctorl-Sophomores winning most of the events and steal-the Overall Trophy! With the floats, the Sophomores Juniors tied. upper left- Jeanine Centers and Daryl Malone struggle for an unsuc-cessful victory. Upper right- Mr. Stephens tries to explain the rules and r the tire roll to the Benny’s. Middle left- The Junior class rolling around NOTHING but a bunj TROUBLE. Middle right- Our Pon-Pom squad shows how much spirit they'vj Lower right- Take a look at the Sophomore science project Invj BHS. Lower left- Lynn Burnson sitting on top of the action. AN EVENING OF Watch out Dan, Dawn might get ya! Mike Enos reads the program to his date. 14 HOMECOMING DANCE Bob and date posing tor their Homecoming photos. Enthusiastic dancers take a minute to quench their thirst at the refreshment table. The initial excitement. The girls in a frenzy after their choice is announced. The kick-off assembly for Spirit Week featured five of James Bond's lucky ladies as they were nominated for the Homecoming Court. Queen Becky Perry was chosen at the Friday assembly, and her Court is as follows: Jeanine Centers, Debbie Hays, Kelly Kennedy, and Patty O’Connor. Saturday night, Bond’s women had a grand time in the Orient. Julie and Paco gettin' down to the latest sounds. Court member Patti O'Connor and date Mike Schultz Court member Jeanine and date Tom Parrlilo. Cen, I HOMECOMING COURT 15 Second Annual Bremen Masquerade This year’s HALLOWEEN DANCE was sponsored by Bremen Band members. It was not as successful as the past years have been, but all the students, with the exception of the senior class, will be looking ahead to next year's dance. Numerous people participated In the halloween spirit by wearing their costumes to the dance. Dave l« wondering If he will ever acore two. Alicia It always clowning around. Nick and Derrick are the hottest punk couple Michelle teaches us the newest dance step. Mr. Wally and his future wives, of the 80's. ie Christmas Concert Direction of the magnificent band. Christmas would never be the same without the cheerful voices of BHS’s choirs, and the dramatic sounds of Christmas joy from each individual. Bremen students have made the Christmas Holiday a tradition at Bremen High School. Mr. Branch, you look marvelous. 17 International Spies Attend The Folk Fair Little Courtney, upset as the big bad clown steals her dog. (Also Laura Casteneda, Jeff Hearne, Scott Sloop, and Krista Godfrey - Hard at work. pictured: Kathy Faille, Lori Cherivtch, Melissa Beck, and Kris Reda.) Cindy Harnish to Maria Hernandez: If they only knew what is really in this stuff........ August Konie: Give me 3 of these, 2 of those. This year’s Spanish and French Folk Fair was a big success. The Spanish and French Christmas cards were hung on the walls and there was even a clown to entertain the children. This year's pihata was won by Melissa Beck for the second year in a row. The menu included French and Spanish foods, such as Tacos, Taco salad, and Nachos with cheese. Sehorita Runyan and Sehor Morris were the sponsoring teachers of this festive event that is always a huge success with the students and teachers of Bremen High School. 18 German Is Back! German is once again a part of our curriculum. The students participated in a program with folksinging and dancing in the traditional costumes. The students who participated were: M. Hernandez, T. Kanjo, T. Coleman, H. Murphy, M. Baum-stein, K. Steele, M. Tulp, C. Stoltz, T. Sendra, C. Fudge, T. Tallo, S. Quint, L. Belenske, L. Belenske, and C. Jurgensen. A German Choral Ensemble. This year’s District Fine Arts Festival was a great success. The four district schools made this festival one of the best in our history. This year's festival, held on April 17th was made special due to the fact the art exhibits were added to the festival's format. Earlier in the day the art students were treated to a lecture by an art teacher from NIU while the band and choir members prepared for their performance. The music and artwork entertained and delighted the crowd. Thanks goes to the musicians and artists for a great and educational evening. Upper Right: A dancer's grace and form is shown by Jennifer Kessler. Lower Left Steve Forester and Melanie Butzow display their modern talents. Lower Right: Stacy Nelson performing with the District Show Choir. 20 DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL Above: The District Choir Right: Fine Arts Supervisor, Stephen Platko Below: The Bremen Baritones and Tenors display their Symphonic Style. Below: The District Band DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL 21 Skiing Spies Gerry Kessler, Don Panek, Dale Shirey, Lori Kempton, and friend Clarence Krygrowski: Where are the Brakes for these Things?? enjoy the ski trip. Mr. Kempton: Now for the Bunny Hills.' This year's Science Club Ski Trips at Alpine Valley were fun for all. Here are some of the most memorable parts of the trips by a few of the people who went on them. Tracy Pagel (Soph.)- Falling down and getting a ride down to the ski patrol room in a toboggan.” Dale Shirey (Soph.)- I was showing Don Panek how to ski and he bent his ski pole and started getting mad.” Brian Glickley (Soph.)- I was trying to take a shortcut through one of the trails, and I slid and fell, and some people almost ran over Dave Eberhardt to Phil Combs: You’re going the WRONG way!!!! 22 Jim Mann to Ken Hartwig: This Ski lift is fun; do we have to go skiing? Bremen’s Newest Club!! The I LOVE BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL” Club honors students who show outstanding achievement and service to Bremen. Awards range from Perfect Attendance to Individual Department Awards. P.E. Award Diane Clayton Da’Shawn Coleman Melissa Beck Dan Craig Sue Bogdalek Daniel Bradley Shaunda Dixon Tim Dombrowski Richard Bullock Laura Castaneda Jeanine Centers Niki Champagnie Felicia Donald Mike Edgar Mike Ericksen Renee Furlano Mike Gallagher Michelle Baker-Sr. Carla Griglear Debra Hayes Debbie Heckler Glen Hines Kris Hurta Richard Kerley Ronald Kirn Mark Krizik Joe Bogusz-Sr. Duane Lichey Phil Meenan Mario Morales Donna Morin Greg Morris Nicole Nicholson Leslie Ota Steven Perreira Tom Reyes Todd Sebastian Annette Smaga Tina Smith Frank Stance Maryann Stringer Raymond Thoms Marty Tulp Jenny Turngren Bob Vaughan George Weatherspoon Steve Wolff Ronald Wrobel Jeff Zroback Jean Langland-Sr. Andy Peters-Sr. Paul Schuler-Sr. D.E.C.A. Christy Kosek Health Award Mark Krizik Cindy Postma Fine Arts Darlene Daggy Jennifer Kessler Patsy Koshmider Holly Schmidt Jay Tate Nicole Friday Virgil Perry Kelly Rockrohr Robin Tillmon Math Award Angela Bauseman Audrey Covington Kathy Cursio Christine Holland Christine Hotwagner Michelle Kara Mark Krizik Veronica Nachtwey Ed Noakes Tony Pechota Mike Pence Nadine Ritchey James Rodriguez Lanissa Spear English Award Charlotte Davis Jeanine Centers Kim Hunt Ralph Kobylarczyk Mike Mikolajczyk Mario Morales Veronica Nachtwey Bill Doyle Robert Gallagher Alissa Henry Mike O’Keefe Angie Peters Kris Reda Lara Robilotta Maribeth Scanlan Annette Smaga Shari Stoettner Michelle Trudeau Aide Vicki Blakemore Kris Legg Student of the Month Kathy Cursio Robert Gallagher Kelly Kennedy Lynn Burnson Deanna Kibelkis Janice Bodinet Kelly Konecki Mark Krizik Business Ed. Award Janice Bodinet Catherine Daniels Daniel Bradley Christine Hotwagner Dena Kara Science Award Doris Chiz Tina Jones Alicia Klotz Ralph Kobylarczyk Kathy Kruczek Cindy Maurer Jolene Gest Jim Heckler Todd Pagel Richard Rewerts Ryan Devlin Jerry Sala Annette Smaga Bob Winn Industrial Arts Anthony Commings Ronald Kirn Ed Noakes William Sumner Bill Wilck Stock Market Project Cheryl Stevens Rich Rightmire Cindy Wold Jim O'Keefe Cindy Harnish Rick Gonzales Band Award George Hemesath Angie Peters Tribune Athlete Joe Bogusz Deanna Kibelkis Bob Gallagher Sun Times Athlete Deanna Kibelkis NR in Swimming Joe Bogusz Tom Cronin Kathy Kaufman Mary Dempsey Joe Donato Bob Gallagher Steve Gallagher Dawn Shirey Carrie Wilson Presidential Classroom Darlene Daggy Dan Stoettner Home Ec. Award Karen Armor Denise Koesema Christy Kosek Kathie Lynch Guillermina Reyes Social Studies Award Paul Schuler Scott Sloop Patricia Allen Rich Cherivtch Pat Chaney Beth Messinger Cathy Mills Felicia Donald Debbie Farley Cindy Postma Shari Quint Bobbie Wyche Michelle Trudeau Grade “A Brian Baker Tina Bard Sonya Bibbs Barbara Garner Joe Montgomery Perfect Attendance Betty Allen Karen Brady Tonya Bibbs Gayle Britton Kimberly Lakoskey Anne Carroll Kathy Cursio Andy Farrell Cyril Fernandez Richard Kerley Keith Nelson Connie Pence Perfect Attendance Angie Peters Monica Rushing Greg Seales Cheryl Sedlak Lena Spicer Pamela Streb Mike Waichunas Chuck Ward Carrie Zohfeld Foreign Language Award Mike Baumstein Wendy Bonneau George Hemesath Tom Olson Michelle Vervaet Grace Thorne 23 Bremen Builds Better Bridges! The two Bremen Students involved in the I.T.T. Bridge Building Contest this year were Neal Caawwe and Todd Pagel. Neal’s bridge weighed less than one ounce and held 168 lbs. Todd's bridge weighed % of an ounce and held 180 lbs., which won a 4th place prize for Bremen. This contest was open to all science students in the area and we are very proud of our participants! 24 Members of the physics class pose with their favorite charac- Hamming it up with some characters, ters before beginning their assignment. The Physics class decided to try their hand at figuring things that were a bit more fun; so off they went to Great America. While there, they measured accelerations, velocities, deceleration, heights, masses, rotations, etc. by scientific methods of actual observations of the conditions outside of the laboratory. Who said measuring velocity and acceleration can’t be fun? Two physics students feeling the effects of various temperatures. FIELD TRIPS 25 An Evening Of Induction. April 16th was a solemn, yet exciting evening for 29 of Bremen’s finest students, as they were inducted into the National Honor Society. The new members consisted of ambitious Juniors and Seniors who met the tough selection requirements. The ceremony was conducted by the NHS sponsor, Mr. Homer Hulfachor, and this year’s NHS Officers. The new members include: D. Daggy, M. Dempsey, G. Cur-sio, D. Chiz, K. Lannan, M. Corbett, B. Messinger, T. Ramsey, D. Schuler, R. Gallagher, R. Rasmussen, D. Stoettner, V. Symczak, D. Chenoweth, K. Durkin, M. Beck, A. Furman, M. But-zow, K. Faille, S. Kane, L. Schuck, J. Aresenault, W. Bonneau, D. Kara, M. Vervaet, J. Engelke, L. Culver, D. Pecka, G. Kruczek. Above: Roger is congratulated by Diana. Below: The faithful vows of the newly inducted. The proud officers: Diana Panek-Treas.; Lynn Burnson-Pres.; Cindy Postma-Vice Pres.; and Kelly Kennedy-Sec'y. Darlene’s And Dan’s Details Of D.C. My week in Washington D.C. can be stated in one word, UNFORGETTABLE. However, all my experiences would take pages to describe. From seminars, to tours, to freetime in the student lounge, the seven days in D.C. were fast paced and exhausting. I do not regret one moment of the action. The friendships I made and the many things I learned will be memories that will last a lifetime. Darlene Daggy Before I attended Presidential Classroom, I had no idea it would be so fast paced. Attending seminars, sightseeing, and listening to speakers took up most of the time, but in between all that I made new friends and met interesting people. I’m sure I'll never have a chance to attend anything like it again and I’m really glad I was able to. Dan Stoettner King For Just One Day Alan Kolstad and Dana Hoffie give each other Angie Myers and date dance the night away, that special look. 28 Jennifer Kessler. Julie Parchem. Mary Charo taking home memories of turnabout. Ted Warnicki and Lynn Burnson get into the groove. King For Just One Day was-the theme for this year’s Turnabout. Turnabout is that one dance when it’s the girl’s turn to ask their dreamdate to go, hoping the answer will be YES . The evening was a great memorable time for all who participated. Jena Godfrey and Matt Engwall make their secret exit before the final dance. Martin Willis and Andranicki Champagnei enjoy the chance to relax and slow dance. Court member Virgil Perry and Lisa Belenske Court member Mike Schultz and date Patti O’Connor Court member Kevin Nash and date 29 Top Ten Seniors: left, sitting: T. Olson, C. Grabowski, L. Burnson, C. Postma. A. Konie. standing. M. Krizik, K. Cursio, J. Bodinet, K. Abra-mic, M. Schultz Top Ten Juniors: left, sitting: J. Engelke, D. Chlz, T. Ramsey, G. Cursio W. Bonneau. standing: G. Kruczek, R. Rasmussen, B. Messinger, D Stoettner, D. Pecka Cheri Steele Gina Venezia First place Records Manage- Second place Receptionist 2 ment 2 Each year, a number of Bremen students excel In different areas of accomplishment. Students showed their level of capability through their grades, achieve-ments, and honors received in competitions. With pride, they are acknowledged and recognized. O.E. Scrapbook: left, sitting: T. Enk, B. Karlin, A. Rooney, standing: L. Howard. W. Lakoskey, T. Six 30 For the ten-week project, students invested a mythical $100,000 in New York Stock Exchange stocks. They picked ten companies, all of which made money for them, and they finished the project with a 42% gain on their investment. Final portfolio value was nearly $142,000. They placed third of 686 teams and won a $50 cash prize. Stock Market Experiment: left, kneeling: Rick Gonzales, Rich Rightmire, Jim O'Keefe. standing: Mr. Jerrold Eberhardt (Senior Vice-President at Smith-Barney in Chicago and President, Securities Analysts Society), Cyn-die Harnish, Jackie Ryan (guidance counselor and financial resource person), John McGraw, Mary Lou Berry, Cindy Wold, Dr. Richard Thornton (project designer and coordinator), and Cheryl Stevens. Deca Individual Winners Kim Banowski Fifth Place Restaurant Management Kelly Kennedy Third Place Area Apparel and Accessories; Student of the Month Nancy Beaulieu Fifth Place Area General Merchandising Denise Kozik Second Place at Local for Apparel and Accessories; Certificate for Apparel and Accessories at State Sonya Bibbs Third Place State General Merchandising Mike Marcheski Fourth Place Area Advertising Services Jan ice Bodinet First Place Area General Merchandising; Third Place Math Event State General Merchandisin'; Student of the Month. ft Dave Men si Second Place Area General Marketing; First Place State General Marketing; One of four DECA State Scholarship winners Laura Hill Seventh Place Area General Merchandising Sharon Yerkes Eighth Place General Merchandising Supervisory Level Top Ten Sophomores: left, sitting: N. Nicholson, P. Postma, A. Top Ten Freshmen: left, sitting: F. Donald, C. Egan, A. Farrell, S. Smaga, G. Lufrano. standing: S. Sloop, M. Baumstein, J. Booth, Dixon, K. Kruczek. standing: S. Johnson, A. Klotz, T. Smith, D. R. Furlano, J. Donald, J. Burnson Heckler, B. Banser 31 Academic Honors Assemblies Future homemakers of America. 32 HONORS ASSEMBLIES Spring Assembly Is Music To Our Ears! The musical talents of our choral and instrumental groups were offered for the enjoyment of all at the Spring assembly. Highlights during the assembly were the selections from the Chicago Symphony performance of the boys’ choir as well as the presentation of the Symphony Remembrance plaque from Mr. Branch to Mr. Bieber and Dr. Sharp. It will be on permanent display along side another plaque containing the picture of the choir. 33 Battle Of The Leaders. Top Left: Kevin Dillard and Andy Peters go up for the block. Top Right: Dan Schuler - Nothing but the big show off ! Lower Left: Connie Kaufman takes a breath to smile at the cameraman Lower Right Marie Corbett executes her shot with confidence. In this competition the Junior Leadership Class faced the Senior Leaders. They showed their skills and abilities that they had learned throughout the year. There were four competitive events: Volleyball, Swimming, Badmin ton and Basketball. The Senior Leaders won with the score of 20-18, not a total loss for the juniors. Upper Left: Dan Lyvers, Tennis Anyone? Lower Left: Lynn Pence smashes the birdie over to the Juniors to score a point. Upper Right Dan Schuler steals the ball from the Seniors. Lower Right Joe Bogusz catches the rebound. Hold On To The Memories The Harvey Holiday Inn provided the backdrop for this year’s Prom. The evening was filled with excitement as the Prom Court was announced. Stacy Gudgeon was crowned Prom Queen by last year’s Queen, Debby Jermolowicz. Everyone agreed that this was truly an evening to remember. The Junior girls showing their sexy legs. The Senior Class Officers and their Class Pet Stacey Gudgeon. 36 Jay Tate modeling his tux for the camera. Court Member Lisa Belenske and escort Rich Rightmire. The crowd anticipates the crowning of the 1986 Prom Queen. Lori and Gina-friends sharing the excitement of Prom. Jerry and Maripat looking good on Prom night. Court Member Vanessa Morris and escort Martin Willis. PROM 37 An Evening Of Enchantment Taking a break to smile for the camera. Derrick posing for the camera. Mark, Martin, Vanessa, and Patti resting for a long night ahead. Kelly and Patty showing the new prom fashion. 38 Lynn waits for refreshments to be served. The Bunny Hop being demonstrated by Prom guests. Monica Centers and Ken Krause during the long awaited garder cere- Ted and Lynn sporting their award winning smiles. mony. Lynn Burnson has been very active in clubs in her past four years. She was involved in the French club-3yrs, Computer club-lyr, Mathletes-4yrs, NHS-2yrs, Gifted program-4yrs, Student council-4yrs, Jr. Sr. leadership, and she was also active in Tennis for 3 yrs. She was the president of NHS Sr. year, Secretary of Mathletes Sr. Year and Treasurer of French Club Soph. Year. Her hobbies include reading, hiking, and horseback riding. Her career and future plans are to attend Purdue University to major in Animal Sciences and her career plan is to be active in Veterinary Medicine. High School is the time in a person’s life when childhood dreams can become reality. It is a time of knowledge and of growing up when learning something new every day is the norm and when laughter and friendship combine with the pain and difficulty of reaching adulthood” Valedictorian-Lynn Burnson Salutatorian-Kathy Cursio Kathy Cursio has been very active in sports in her four years here. She was on basketball 2yrs(most improved sophomore) and track-lyr(2nd place conference in the 400 m-dash). She has also been in N.H.S., the Gifted Program, computer club, Mathletes, Student Council-(Treas.), and Illinois State Scholar. She was selected as Student of the month,” Math student of the month,” and Leader of the month.” Her hobbies include reading and running. Her future plans are to go to Northwestern University to major in Mathematical Engineering. School is more than a learning experience about the past and what is already known; it is about the future and what has not yet been discovered.” LfTt - QUESTIONS, ANSWERED 500 THE GRADUATE IS Vi) cougrm jem ohs GRkDUMES CLASS OF 90fc Graduation. It was an end as well as a beginning. The culmination of all our efforts. The ceremony, which was simply a formality, brought with it great happiness as well as deep sorrow. We were joined together as a class for the final time. Our minds flooded with memories of what we now must consider the past. A time filled with laughs and tears, good times and bad, hard work and gracious rewards. Times we would not trade for the world. We made new friends while holding on to the old, always looking forward to the day. We are proud of what we have accomplished and are happy to share it with those teachers and special friends who have joined with us. Although we must leave Bremen High School and all it has to offer, we will always have, in our hearts, what we have learned and shared. We will build upon what we have experienced. We are ready for lifes challenges, we hope they are ready for us. Here we come! You’ve Come A Long Way Baby! GRADUATION 41 GRADUATION 43 ■ Organizations Add Enthusiasm To The Year! When asked about the activities that occur outside the classroom, several students responded in this man- ner: Alicia Laas • Junior - Echo Staff Member - I feel it's important to have a newspaper to show the students and community what we are doing. It’s been especially nice this year since the paper has been free to all students.” Jerry Watters - Sophomore - Band Member - Although it is not as much fun as in the past, the band's sound is certainly improving. Angie Myers - Junior - Dean's Aide - I enjoy helping deliver passes and collecting attendance slips. The office and staff is friendly and helpful to one another. Kevin Steele - Sophombre - Photography Club Member • It was a lot of fun taking yearbook pictures and experimenting with trick photography.” Wendy Bonneau - Junior - Spanish Club President - El club de espanol was an experience for all to enjoy. ft Chess Team This year’s Chess Team has not had much success. Winning only once, versus Oak Forest, the team had ended its season in last place. This year’s team consists of: Bob Conrad, Dave Hens-chel, Tom Kearns, Jeff Dertz, Tom Froberg, Tom Kus-tra, Neale Caauwe, Joe Kintz, Mike Kittl, Roger Ras-mussem and Otis Smith. Projectionists Even though you may not recognize this club, they are an important part of our school activities. They set up the sound equipment for our assemblies, also they help with our audio visual equipment for our sports events. They are found backstage during a school production. This club consists of: Kris Dunn, Chris Burke, Rich Breen, Kevin Grundhofer, and Jim Proper. Photo Club 46 This year the Photo Club has been together to discuss the use of the camera equipment and also they are learning how to take and develop terrific pictures! This club consists of: Ann Marie Paulaskas, Mike Baumstein, Kevin Steele, Jean Langland, Roger Rasmussen, Dave Charleston, and Mr. Kane. Spanish Club The Spanish Club consists of: Jeanette Coffman, Wendy Boneue, Mike Edgar, Melissa Beck, Scott Sloop, Jeff Hearne, Lori Cheri-vitch, Phil Combs, LaNissa Speer, Jean Lang-land, Pam Postma, Carolyn Gerth, Bernie Rzab, Maria Hernandez, Cheri Perrizo. The Spanish Club is a good way to meet people and be introduced to a new culture. This club has participated in many events this year ranging from the Folk Fair in December to Spanish Day at Thornton Community College in April. We have been successful in candy sales, bake sales, and other fund raisers. We are also planning to send a club member to Mexico in the near future. The Echo The Echo, Bremen’s newspaper, produced newspapers throughout the year. For the first time, each Bremen student was entitled to a free newspaper because the district provided funds for publication. In competition this year, Dan Schuler won an award from Thornton Community College for his sports writing ability. The Echo Club consists of: Kim Gravakus, Kim Cole, Alicia Laas, Donna Gold, Dan Schular, Carrie Wilson, Denise Kozik, Angie Peters, Jeanine Centers, Tom Olson, Kathy Durkin, Lori Cherivithch, Kelly Konecki, Marcella White, Michelle Pizer, Erika Milhouse, Tom Kearn, Julie Brickly, Wendy White, and david Ewan. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Profetto. ORGANIZATIONS 47 French Club The French Club provides an opportunity to participate in such French orientated activities as the Annual Folk Fair. Members include: Seated: Laura Culver, Fancy Anderson, Grace Thorne (president), JenniferTelios (Sec’y), Tina Ballman, Standing: Charlotte Davis, Carol Egan, Kris Hurta, Tom Olson, Stacey Johnson, Debra Heckler, Cyril Fernandez, Not Pictured: Veronica Nachtwey (V.P.), Traci Cygon (treasurer), Linda Venezia, Tina Moloney, Simone Kane. German Club The German Club gives students the opportunity to learn about the German culture. This is the first year Bremen has had this club. Members include: Thom Colvin (sec.), Tom Sendra (tres.). Mascot. Ann Tracy (pres.), Maria Hernandez (vice pres.). 2nd Row • Lisa Belenske, Shari Quint, Kathy Fudge, Craig Stoltz, Tammy Tallo, Laura Slota, Frau Wenn-berg. 3rd - Duane Lichey, Chris Emperado, George Allen, Martin Tulp, Mike Baumstein, Kevin Steele, Tadge Kanjo. 48 ORGANIZATIONS Science Club This year, Bremen’s Science Club competed in the SICA Science contest at TCC. They brought home several awards. Bridge Building, Map Reading, etc. They also went to Alpine Valley, in Wisconsin, on two ski trips and fun was had by all. Earlier in the year, they built a float for Homecoming and participated in the spirit week games. They then finished the year with a pizza party. Sitting- Lanica Spear, Clapence Krygowski, Laura Slota. Middle- Jodelle Mazies, Jackie Wike, Laura Webster, Daryn Dombrowski, Mark Hofeman. Standing- Michelle Pizer, Alicia Laas, LaShonda Moore, Laura Slota. Bremen Work Program This year brought a change to one of Bremen's organizations. Previously known as the SWEP club, the members desided to modernize their name into the Bremen High School Work Program. This year’s new Work Program developed the members ability to organize and plan together as well as carry out projects. They were participants in the Homecoming events as well as the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. Standing- Tina Crisman, Karin Scholten, Sue Bogusz, Mark Anderson, Kevin Zeug, Derrick McCall. Seated- Michelle Vanhorn, Lena Spicer, Ezella Barner. National Honor Society The National Honor Society of the 1985-86 school year has been very successful. All the members have been very helpful and supportive in this year's activities. The Christmas stuffed animal sale went extremely well. Also, beginning a tutoring program here at Bremen was a new idea that seemed to get everyone involved. Hopefully, this will now serve as a precedent to future N.H.S. clubs. One of the main goals of the N.H.S. is to help either the school or the community and this year’s N.H.S. did a good job in fulfilling that goal. Student Council Student Council appears to be involved in many things around school, yet the average student doesn't realize how much effort is put into this club. Besides Homecoming and Turnabout, Student Council members actively participate in the food and other drives that help our community. SEATED: Andy Peters, Dyanna Panek, Cindy Postma, Lynn Burnson, Kelly Kennedy, Kelly Konecki. SECOND ROW: Cathy Grabowski, Janice Bo-dinet, Kathy Cursio, Dave Mensi, Patti O'Connor, Bill Griffin. THIRD ROW: Bill Hammer, Martin Willis, Tom Olson, Paul Schuler, August Konie, Mark Krizik. FOURTH ROW John Schulz, Mike Schultz, Deanna Kibelkis, Jeff Zroback, Vanessa Morris, Karen Abra-mic. Seated: Kim Rockway, Stacey Gudgeon, Karen Abramic, Cheryl Sedlak, Linda Dempsey, Chris Schulz, Gina Cursio 2nd: Kathy Cursio (tres), Kelly Kennedy (vice pres), Tom Olson (pres), Diana Chiaramonte (sec) 3rd: Jeff Hearne, Renee Vasquez, Lynn Burnson, Pam Postma, Carrie Wilson, Cindy Postma, Laura Culver, Rose Alina, Cindy Maurer 4th: Alicia Klotz, Kim Cleary, Grace Thorne, Michelle Popowski, Tom Ramsey, Darlene Daggy, Annette Smaga, Mary Dempsey, Dawn Shirey 30 Gifted Bremen High School, as a part of its regular academic program has a gifted program. The requirements involved in this program include: 1) I.Q. Intelligence Standard. 2) Teacher Recommendation. 3) At least a 4.6 grade point average. 4) Enrollment in two or more honor level courses or an A.P. course during a given semester. These people are a part of the 1985-86 Gifted program: Carol Egan, Shonda Dixon, Maria Hernandez, Kris Lannon, Darlene Daggy, Gina Cursio, Julie Grabowski, Brenda Banser, Janice Booth, Roger Rasmussen, Grace Thorne, Debbie Heckler, Dan Stoettner, Alicia Klootz, Lynn Burson, Kathy Cursio. Tom Olson, Wendy Bonneau, Jenny En-gelke, Donna Chiz, Dave Pecka, Michelle Vervaet, and Greg Kruczek. M athletes The Mathletes participated in math contests throughout different high schools. This year the mathletes took second place in conference. The students involved went once a month for five months to different schools to compete. This club is sponsored by Mr. Fleck, Mr. Reynolds, Mrs. Kulovitz. This club consists of: 1st Gina Cursio, Mary Dempsey, Carolyn Gerth, Chris Burke, Felicia Donald, Tina Ballman, Jenny Engelke, 2nd: LaShonda Moore, Wendy Bonneau, Laurie Breckinridge, Shelia Moore, Betty Allen, Danille Eloatch, Julie Grabowski, Carol Egan, Debbie Heckler. 3rd Kathy Kruczeck, Doris Chiz, Jeff Hearne, Lynn Bur-son, Kathy Cursio, Roger Rasmussen, Mark Sendra, Cyril Hernandez, Tom Colvin. 4th Renee Furlano, Jaice Booth, Shonda Dixon, Brenda Banser, Larry Seymore, Jerry Sala, Dora Burgess, Mike Rinehart, Laura Culver, Robert Conrad. ORGANIZATIONS 51 V.I.C.A. Seated: Christy Kosek, Winston Smith, John Wells, Laura Yucuis, 1st Row: Don Montoya, Jeff Zu-bek, Mike Griffin, Kevin Kohl-man, Greg Daudurand. 2nd Row: John Keeler, Ray Thoms, Pat Me Donald, Jeff Blakemore, Marcus Gilbert, Mr. 0 Donnell. Top Row: Rick Sartori, Chuck Gerth, Mark Streakle, Joe Hines, Art Wold. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America helps students to develop values and an appreciation of the working world, which then produces leaders. Computer Club Seated: Janice Bodinet (Treas.), Mike Schultz, Martin Willis (Pres.), Kathy Cursio (Sec.). 1st Row: Dr. Moore, Shonda Moore, Bill Griffin, Shiela Moore, Bernie Rzab, Tim Maurer. Top Row: Joe Gest, Tom Ramsey, Mark Krizik, Roger Rasmussen, Samer Kanjo, Craig Vin-cek. Computer Club has fund raisers and helps students to understand the importance of computers and how to use them. 52 D.E.C.A. Seated: Kelly Kennedy, Janice Bodinet, Sharon Yerkes, Laura Hill. 1st Row: Denise Kozik, Ann Tracy, Denise Walton, Nancy Beaulieu, Ron Wrobel, Mr. Kulo-vitz. 2nd Row: Kim Banowski, Neal Evans, Brian Widstrom, Bryan Arndt. Top Row: Jim Doyle, Sonya Bibbs, Mike Marcheschi, Gary Raczek. The Distributive Education Clubs of America helps to produce leaders in the marketing field by helping the students to understand distribution and the free enterprise system. O.E. Seated: Tina Enk, Lisa Howard, Andrea Rooney, Theresa Six. 1st Row: Cindy Kuzma, Donna Vaughan, Kelly Egan, Patti Wertz. 2nd Row: Miss Boitnott, Zeff Zro-back, Terri Lenart, Gina Venezia. Top Row: Kari Zohfeld, Dawn Schneider, Danielle Pilgrim, Cherie Steele. Office Education is a program at Bremen which helps students become aware of needs in the business field. It helps them get jobs related to this tough field. 53 Present And Future Leaders In the Sophomore year, students petition to enroll in the junior leadership program. This program teaches the student to analyze movement and to prepare a unit in a sport that they can teach to a class. During the course of the year, the students take various field trips to help fasilitate their learning process. Such field trips include, The Robert Crown Center, The Chicago Health Club, and The Park Forest Municipal Golf Course. Junior Leadership: Bottom Row: Jonna Arsenalt, Gina Cursio. Second Row: Ann Olsen, Alicia Laas, Tonya Huegal, Amy Giggleman, Jenny Engelke, Suzi Sarna, Berni Rzab, Carrie Provancal, Lynette Waichunas, Laura Culver. Third Row Mark Hartwig, Alissa Henry, Carolyn Gerth, Julie Brickley, Darlene Daggy, Marie Corbett, Dawn Chenoweth, nebbie Pappalardo, Beth Messinger, Drew Schaefer. Fourth Row: Mary Dempsey, Dee Koshmider, Colleen Burke, Donna Chiz, Karen Brady, Kathy Koehne, Connie Kaufman, Stacy Franklin, Tonya Bibbs. Top Row: Greg Kruczek, Brian Franc, Dave Pecka, Dan Lyvers, Steve Gallagher, Dan Schuler, Dan Stoettner, Vince Symczak, Ottis Emerson. After successful completion of the junior leadership class, senior leaders are placed into various physical education classes. The Senior Leaders utilize what they have learned in their junior year and assist the P.E. teachers in the freshman and sophomore classes. Senior Leadership: Bottom Row: Tim Maurer, Kevin Dillard, Andy Peters, Tom Cronin, Darryl Malone, Bill Hammer. Second Row Lynn Pence, Patti O’Connor, Lesly Huguelet, Jean Langland, Michelle Baker, Deanna Kibilkis, Lisa Randolph. Third Row: Kathy Cursio, Mike Dzieic, Vanessa Morris, Donna Dempsey, Lynn Burnson, Paul Schuler, Carrie Wilson, Patsy Koshmider, Kevin Nash, Kari Zoh-feld. 54 ORGANIZATIONS Mixed Chorus Concert Choir Top Row Alissa Henry, Trina Laws, La-shawnda Deboise, Tina Moore, Kim Cole, Darleen Walton, Christine Frank, Sherry Sisk, De’Shawn Coleman, Joy Coffey, Jeff Coffey, Rodney Sample, John Wells, Vernell Eubanks, Andre Jordan, Robert Polk. Middle Row-Debra Hayes, Denise Jackson, Michelle Exton, Gwen Jackson, Denise Walton, Angie Kirkwood, Tonya Huegel, Paula Nagel, Jeannette Coffman, Patty Wertz, Chris Calvin, Cheryl Stevens, Darlene Daggy, Matt Sendra, Brian Mohr, Daryl Malone, Jerry Flournoy Bottom Row — Mr. Branch, Yolanda Wakefield, Janice Ambers, Nicole Friday, Lisa Scott, Stacy Nelson, Holly Schmidt, Sue Billy, Kathy Faille, Cathy Mills, Catrice Brooks, Barbara Mitchell, Sandra Benamon, Bobby Wyche, Tim Scarver, James Tate. Row 1 Mr. Branch, Monica Rushing, Stacey Nelson, Carla Criglear, Jacqueline McGee, Stacy Wallace, Darlene Davis, Donald Mentink, James Rodriguez, Adam Dorsey, Ransom Rodriguez, Kevin Gonzales. Row 2: Leslie Modory, Valerie Roberson, Donna Chiz, Shree McGee, Lashawanda Borders, Jennifer Willis, Sandi Giggleman, Diane Dandurand, Jodi Berkes, Michelle Fagan, Marc Carter, Timothy Johnson. Row 3: Kimberly Jones, Kristen Meckler, Helena Matthews, Krista Pavolowski, Ann Marie Paulaskas, Anna Volsn, Terrible Flour-ney, and Antonio Cole. Row 4: Lisa Sa-muelson, Sheely Bauer, Lisa Czub, Nadine Ritchey, Lydia Cowger, Laurtice Farlow, Sidney Perez, Erik Lubek, Craig Hanson, Martin Lee, Raymond Boros, Thomas Fro-berg, Joseph Cole. BREMEN H£ HO Of TW BMK $ Band: Seated Kevin Grundhofer, Julie Jarema, Julie Pease, Margie Leavey, Chuck Peters, Lynette Bresinger, George Hemesath, Angie Peters. Standing Angenette White, Dannette Osborne, Kaysha Moby, Sonja Bibbs, Craig Rushing, Jerry Watters, Joe Ramos, Tammy Leavey, Rato-sha Adams, Betty Allen, Michael Baker, Tonja Biggs, Scott Hemesath, Brenda Banser, Bernadette England, Leann Johnson ORGANIZATIONS 55 Freshman Softball Cathy Dineen- I think that our freshman team did very well and I had a good time. Varsity Boys Swimming Tom Cronin- I felt my last year of swimming for Bremen was very invigorating.” Varsity Football — Kevin Dillard- Football was special this year. Not only did we do well, but we all worked together as a team. Boys Tennis Steve Meyer- Boys’ tennis had a rebuilding year, but we all worked hard and the personal satisfaction of playing well made up for our losing record.” Varsity Girls Track Cindy Berger-”1 think we had a great turn out for track this year. Coach K. really inspired us. Varsity Bowling Kelly Egan Bowling this year was House! We all did well and had a great time.” Sophomore Volleyball Leslie Ota- I had a great time on Volleyball this year. I think our team tried very hard!” ... And The Beat Went On!! The Braves finished 5-4 for the season. They tied for 2nd place in the SICA Central. The defense was one of the finest in the Chicago Area, allowing less than one touchdown per game. The Defense unit registered four shut outs: a school record. Future teams will use the '85 squad as a standard of excellence. This team proved that hard work and dedication can be reflected in the records. Special honors went to All Conference players: D. Mensi, Off. Guard; K. Dillard, R.B.; J. Bogusz, Punter; P. Schuler, Def. Tackle; T. Commings, Def. End; K. Krause, Def. Back. The players named All-Area were J. Bogusz and P. Schuler.” Coach D’Ambrosio 1st- S. Sloop (Mgr), D. Montoya, D. Mensi, P. Ritter, V. Braverman, S. Sutton, A. Paulaskas (asst, trainer) 2- A. Peters, N. Caauwe, K. Dillard, J. O’Keefe, E. Fell, T. Cronin, R. Gonzales, D. Malone, K. Krause. 3- Coach Augustine, Coach Yukich, D. Stoettner, D. Tijerina, T. Flournoy, T. Commings, B. Floeckher, B. Wilck, Coach D'Ambrosio, Coach Scott. Top-R. Cherivtch, D. Hancock, J. Wilke, P. Schuler, A. Kolstad, J. Bogusz, M. Willis. Dan Hancock eluding the rush. Ken Krause showing his All-Conference stride. 58 Football The Sophomores had a disappointing season, but there were many bright spots. M. Leavy, J. Pursel, and B. Vaughan were brilliant as team captains and two-way players, and many improved tremendously. All 19 will be great help to the Varsity team in 86. Coach Johnson and Coach Stupeck Bottom- T. Dantzler, J. Watters, D. Flynn, M. Leavy, P.J. Meeder, M. Walker, S. Sloop. 2nd- R. Gunaka, L. Morris, K. Konecki, G. Seales, M. Mankiewicz, M. Ericksen, M. Krause. 3rd- Coach Johnson, B. Vaughan, D. Skinner, G. Stumbaugh, M. Thompson, E. Davis, M. Wolfe, Coach Stupeck. 4th- R. Udoni, B. Pechtold, B. Singer, J. Pursel, T. Delattre. Mr. Johnson bawling out the boys. Ray Gunaka, ready for anything! The main goal of this year’s Freshmen team was to be competitive and improve with each game. We feel that this goal was reached. Every player that stuck out the year improved immensely, and we should have an excellent Sophomore team next year. Coach Tim Leffler Top: D. Mager, J. Booker, M. Bacon, E. Lewis, G. Weatherspoon, T. Hartwig, A. Jones. 2nd- D. Jones, J. Williams, N. Thompson, R. Jones, L. Dunn, B. Leavy, C. Ward, B. Jack-son. 3rd- Coach Melby, C. Jer-molowicz, D. Nixon, C. Riley, P. Jennings, K. Conway, B. Golden, K. Nelson, P. Castaneda, J. Mann, Coach Leffler. 4th- L. Spear, C. Smith, G. Morris, J. Kapnick, E. Rogers, C. Johnson, M. Rinehart, S. Kara, G. Malone, T. Carpenter. 5th- S. Sloop, L. Harris, J. Spencer, L. Seymour, B. Koch, T. Swanson, E. Lewis, K. O’Neal, A. Paulaskas. FOOTBALL 59 Varsity Volleyball Sue Billy, Alissa Henry. Kathy Faille, Beth Messinger, Lori Cherivtch, Donna Chiz, Michelle Kibelkis, Danielle Rock, Stacy Franklin, Chris Hotwagner, Dawn Chenoweth, Tracy Wrobleski, Kelly Konecki (co-capt), Coach Leikin Striving For Success 1986 varsity volleyball team prepares for their first conference match. Stacy Franklin resumes her down position and is now ready for Senior Kelly Konecki saves a dink sent over the net by an Oak Forest hitter, anything. 60 VOLLEYBALL Kristie returns the ball with a hard hit spike. The 1986 sophomore team rejoices after their first conference win. This year the Freshmen Volleyball team should be proud of their best record in the last ten years. They finished their season with 7 wins. Congratulations on a job well done!! 110% Award went to Julie Gra-bowski, Most Improved Award went to Shari Stoettner. Sitting lower left: Carrie Casay-Co-Captain, Kim Otanowski-Co-Cap-tain, Dana Guerra, Brenda Banser Kneeling second row: Laura Satori, Wendy Lubek, Kaysha Mobley, Julie Grabowski, Rachel Hotwagner, Carol Egan Standing last row: Miss Run-yan-Coach, Lori Meskers, Stacy Johnson, Gina Morin, Shelly Bauer, Shari Stoettner, Gabe Parrillo All received their Soph, letter by playing in at least 50% of games played. Awards given were: 110% Award- Tanya Kidd, All Around Award- Kim Hammons, Most Improved Player- Annette Smaga.” Sitting bottom row: Tanya Kidd-Co-Captain, Janice Booth Kneeling: Sue Bogusz-Manager, Leslie Ota, Kristie Skorupa, Annette Smaga, Casey Hogan, Jodi Chenoweth-Co-Captain, Pam Postma-Manager Standing Coach Nowak, Grace Thorne, Kim Hammons, Michelle Popowski, Kim Jones, Tieshka Smith 61 Swinging For Success Eric Lubek displays his professional follow through. Andy Furman studies his options. With only one golfer returning from last year’s squad, sophomores, Jerry Fields and Bill Sumner, led this year’s squad. Inconsistency in scoring was our worst enemy. The team record in dual meets was 3-9-1. We finished last in Conference, a feat that hasn’t happened in 7 or 8 years. I believe that if each golfer plays golf this summer, Bremen could contend for the Conference Championship. This group of golfers has the talent to be the best Bremen has had. It remains to be seen if they will succeed. -Coach Smith Standing: Coach Smith, T. Pagel, J. Kintz, B. Sumner, A. Furman. Kneeling: R. Kirn, D. Eberhardt, J. Fields, E. Lubek. Joe Kintz attempts his most difficult shot. Improvement Sparks Frosh Soph Golf” Todd Pagel in deep concentration. Jerry Fields: Bob Hope would be proud. 63 The Frosh-Soph team had a successful season in dual matches with a record of 6-6. The team took 4th place in the Conference match. Great improvement was made by all the golfers, especially the Freshmen on the team!” — Coach Wold Kneeling (L-R): Mike Culver, Tom Sendra, Dave Henschel. Standing: Dave Charleston, Steve Qirk, Steve Meyer, Mike Kuhlman. A Smashing Season! The 1985 Girls’ Tennis team had a successful season that showed a lot of promise for the future. Even though the team only won four matches, the improvement was evident when tournament play came. With only two seniors this year, Lisa and myself, the team will return with various underclassmen for hopefully a very productive season to follow. I am proud to have been part of the team for all 4 of my years at Bremen, and I would like to say, that without the help of the team and the coaches, I would never have had the success I had. Thank you!” - Deanna Kibelkis State Qualifier STANDING: Coach Urban, Marie Corbett, Deanna Kibelkis, Melissa Beck, Cheri Perizzo. KNEELING: Dena Kara. Lori Breckenridge. Lori Breckenridge: ready for anything! A skillful volley by Lisa Randolph. 64 Tennis Although the team did not have a great record this year, the girls did a good job. Guyanne Lufrano, Maria Hernandez, and Pam Szymczak all placed in the Conference meet. The team was mostly freshmen and they played against many sophomores with more experience. If the girls keep working, they have a strong future ahead of them!” -Coach Urban KNEELING: Lara Robilotta, Shaunda Dixon, Guyanne Lufrano, Maria Hernandez. STANDING: Coach Urban, Karen Breen, Pam Szymczak. Jenny Telios, Helena Mathews. 'Get away from me! Karen and Jenny display their freshman enthusiasm. TENNIS 65 Cross Country Runs To Win Ruts Callahan running to win. Captain Bill Griffin The Varsity Team at the Starting line. The Boys’ Cross Country Runners did exceptionally well this year. All the boys ran their best, and it was a really good year. Varsity Team: Bill Griffin capt., Ken Huffman, Bill Hammer, Coach Wilburn, Kevin Nash, Russ Callahan, John Schultz, Joe Cole, Phil Meenan, Coach O'Donnell. 66 CROSS COUNTRY Bottom: Ryan Devlin, Brian Kraatz, Frank Renn, Greg Carnes, Andy Farrell, Tom Griffin, Adam Dorsey, Jim Burnson, Joe Jaskula. Top: Coach Wilbur, Tim Kirkpatrick, Juan Moreno, Mike Enos, Mike Gallagher, Tim Bonneau. Frank Presto, Chuck Peters, Tony Pechota, Coach O'Donnell. 67 Bremen = A Helping This has really been a year to show the spirit of helping that is commonly found at Bremen. Besides the students helping at tag days for the local organizations, they collected food for the needy, toys for children, and donated to several local families in memory of their friends and to help others who were sick. Many Bremen students finished their year of helping people by joining in with HANDS ACROSS AMERICA. Although many joined the ranks on their own, here are the students who travelled to a small town south of Kankakee to help fill gaps in the farm country's line. As they held hands and sang songs, the feeling of belonging to a special event reached them all. This feeling continued as they made their tired way into town. HANDS ACROSS AMERICA Our Apologies To Girls’ Cross Country AMY GIGGLEMAN: It was fun and interesting ’cuz I was undefeated. I was disappointed to miss State by 4 places...but I’ll get it next year!!! KATHI PERIZZO: You get to go to a lot of places and sometimes stop at people’s houses when you run. We did fun stuff, too, like have scavenger hunts!” NIKKI NICHOLSON: You get to meet new people and learn a lot about teamwork and friendships.” SUE SARNA: It’s hard work but it’s rewarding in the end. BETH BEATY: It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it.” BERNIE RZAB: It’s hard work and the competition’s tough, but it’s really fun. Our biggest problem is that very few people join.” JENNY TURNGREN: It was boring. All we did was RUN!!!!!” Due to disappearing pictures, which the staff was unable to duplicate, we had to resort to comments made by the team members about their season. 69 Girls Swim Towards A Successful Season! Don’t make me let go! (Mary Beth Conlan) Are we having fun yet? (Linda Dempsey) The 1985 Girls’ Swim Team showed tremendous success this year with a 9-9 record, finishing in the top half of every invitational they entered and breaking 12 school records. New records are held by: K. Kaufman- Varsity 200 I.M., 2:30.21, and Varsity 100 Butterfly, 1:07.60. M. Dempsey, C. Wilson, D. Shirey, and K. Kaufman- Varsity 400 Freestyle Relay, 4:11.38. K. Kaufman- Frosh Soph 100 Back-stroke, 1:14.59, 100 Butterfly, 1:07.60 and 200 I.M. 2:30.01. D. Shirley Freestyle, 1:02.05, and 50 Freestyle :28.01. M. Conlan, C. Schulz, B. Compton and D. Shirey-Frosh Soph 200 Medley Relay, 2:11.45. K. Kaufman, L. Dempsey, B. Compton and D. Shirey- 400 Freestyle Relay, 4:17.62. Since the majority of girls are underclassmen, the girls are looking forward to even greater accomplishments next year.” - Coach Stephens Top- Sue Bogdalek, Fancy Anderson, Liz Raczek, Mary Dempsey, Diane Clayton. 2nd- Coach Stephens, Jane Connoly, Tara Williams, Darlene Daggy, Jean Peters, Trish Durkin, Donna Stroud. 3rd- Chris Schulz, Tracy Bodie, Linda Dempsey, Lydia Cowger, Kim Cleary, Dawn Shirey, Mary Beth Conlan. 4th- Kelly Farrell, Margie Levey, Carrie Wilson, Tonya Huegel, Beth Ann Compton, Josie Rodriguez, Kathy Kaufman. This takes talent. (Carrie Wilson) Lochness Monster found in pool!! (Darlene Daggy) Wrestlers Wrap ’Em Up! The Bremen wrestlers completed the 1985-86 season with an above average performance and certainly great expectations for next year. With as many as five Sophomores wrestling for the Varsity, the Braves expect big things next season. The top Varsity records belonged to V. Braverman, P. Ritter, T. Dantzler, and P. Cooper.” First Row: R. Gunaka, P. Ritter, M. Krause-Co-Capt., R. Golden. P.J. Meeder. Middle Row: K. Gonzales (quit), J. Scroggins, V. Braverman (Co-Capt.). Last Row: A.M. Pulaskas-trainer, T. Godfrey (quit), J. Finn, R. Cooper (Co-Capt.), O. Emmerson (quit), J. O'Keefe, M. Engwall, Coach D'Ambrosio. Not Pictured: T. C. Dantzler and Ken Krause. Vince Braverman has a quick eye examination. 'Don’t drag it out, man, just go down!” (Joe Finn) Matt Engwall prepared to rip off an opponent's head. 72 Bottom Row: Tony Collins, Maurice McDonald, Mike Culver, Jerry Sala, Brian Hammond, Tom McQuaid, Bobby Golden. Middle Row Keith Nelson, Lonnie Morris, Willis Lee, Corey Allen, Jim Burnson, Scott Sloop, Mike Mankewicz, Tim Bon-neau (QUIT). Top Row: Coach Steve Krause, Fred Spears (QUIT), Rich Rewerts, Gerg Seales, Mark Thompson, Bill Singer, Bill Keeler, John Godfrey (QUIT), Dale Shirey, Coach Michael Bouie. Jerry Sala says, I hope you’re showering after the match.” Jim Burnson and his opponent exchange secrets. After a tough match, Chumly loves to sing a few bars. 73 A Rebuilding Era The 85-86 season was a rebuilding year. With only three experienced bowlers, the nucleus for the future was formed. As the year progressed, the potential of the team was realized with the fine showing at the sectional tournament and the 4th place finish in the 16 team sophomore tournament. TOP ROW: Cari Kennedy, Karen Mi-kos, Debbi Heckler, Coach Walberg. BOTTOM ROW: Gail Doherty, Kelly Egan, Jodi Chenoweth. Bottom: Kathy Kaufman, Sherryl Sharpe, Dana Gimino, Donna Stroud. Top: Heather Smith, Dawn Shirey, Rhonda Rutz. Dawn Shirey- I felt it was an experience. I enjoyed meeting new people and I’m looking forward to next year. Dana Gimino- I thought the season was exciting. I was never bored. It wasn’t like any other sport because of the fact that we were in a relaxed environment. The coaches also made it fun. I'm glad I was on the team and I will look forward to next year. Heather Smith- Even though I hardly bowled, I still felt it was fun. I got a chance to meet new people and make new friends. Rhonda Rutz- It was exciting and different. The coaches helped me out a lot. They taught me new things. It was an experience. Donna Stroud-1 felt it was fun, challenging and relaxing. It is a hard, but easy sport. Hard on the mind, but easy on the mind. 75 Reaching New Heights! Bottom: Kevin Dillard, Kenny Barnes, Gary Raczek, Steve Smith. Middle: Russ Callahan, Mike Delattre (quit), Coach Yuckich, Kevin Nash, Marc Carter. Bremen out numbers Rich East in a battle for possession. Hey guyJ how ab(Jut g|v(ng me a chance. pau| Schu|er 76 Boys Basketball Bottom: Kenny Robinson, Decole Baker, Jerry Fields, Charles Ivory. Middle: Kenny Konecki, Adam Dorsey, Randy Cachey, Mike Baker, Coach Johnson. Top: Dan Hancock, George Wetherspoon, Alvin Jones, Calvin Williams. I thought the players had learned and improved on many basic fundamentals. We lost many games by less than three points. I expect these young athletes to turn their record around next year with hard work, desire, dedication and disipline.” Coach Leffler Bottom: Mike Waichunas, Larry Seymour, Nick Green, Brian Koch, George Burts, Perry Jennings. Middle: Jim Kap-nick, Mike Mikolocyzk, Greg Morris, (quit), Reggie Jones. Top: Coach Leffler, Edward Lewis, Mike Yerkes, Paul Col-man, (quit), Martin Bacon, Lee Dunn. Above: Bremen's young prospect giving their all, as usual. Above Left: Dan Hancock gives his opponent a run for his money as he fights for control of the ball. BOYS BASKETBALL 77 The Victory-Bound Lady Braves TOP: Bernie Rzab, Tiffany Bullock. MIDDLE: Debbie Hayes, Stacy Franklin, Gladys Ambers, Michelle Kibelkis, Deanna Kibelkis, Ms. Lei-ken. BOTTOM: Dianna Koshmider, Donna Morin, Lynnette Waichunas, Dawn Chenoweth, Denise Walton, Theresa Marren. Stacy shoots tor two. Shelly takes a break while watching the game. 78 G. BASKETBALL Top: Lydia Crowger, Shari Stoettner, Terri Baumeister, Lori Meskers, Shelly Bauer, Valerie Jones, Miss Long. Middle: Karrie Casey, Treena Walls, Peggy Rox-ema, Julie Grabowski, Jenny Turngren. Bottom: Holly Donato, Wendy Lubek, Lytashia Johnson Lydias tries to save the ball. Come back here” (Wendy Lubek) Top: Elizabeth Raczek, Jennifer Reznik, Christine Hotwagner, Kim Hammonds Michelle Meilleur. Bottom: Kim Wojtanowski, Eileen Durkin, Lydia Mohead Lisa Marcum. 79 Bremen Swimmers Make A Splash 1st: Roger Stroud, Chris Shaefer, Mark Fischl, Scott Lloyd, Jim Mann, 2nd: Craig Donofrio, Frank Presto, Ray Puseley, Craig Stumbaugh, Craig Rushing, Tom Colvin, 3rd: Coach Bar-feind, Coach Hasten, Jim Krolczyk, Steve Edgar, Daryl Olesen, Tim Kirkpatrick, Duane Lichey, Laura Culver, Coach Mike Gallagher, Mark Thompson, Tom Cronin, Joe Donato, Chris Schulz Bob Gallagher stroking towards victory. The determination of Steve Gallagher gives him the push to win. Tom Cronin enters the deep concentration stage to prepare for his ne: event. 80 Jim Krolczyk showing moral support to his team mate. Boys’ Baseball Has Strong Season VARSITY BASEBALL: 1st row: S. Pierra, R. Gonzales, A. Furman, P. Gonzales, D. Oganavich. 2nd row: M. Delattre, D. Stoettner, D. Saba-dos, R. Pruitt, M. Engwall, M. Schultz. 3rd row: A. Pulaskas, Coach Tom Johnson, D. Schuler, D. Hancock, J. Wilke, B. Floecker, B. Scatena, Coach Scott. 82 BASEBALL SOPHOMORE BOYS BASEBALL: The sophomore Braves finished their season 5-5 in conference for a 3rd place finish. Mark Lyons and Bob Vaughan hit for high averages, while Ken Robinson and Steve Ruppert were the top hulers for the young Braves. Freshman Jerry Sala led the braves with 2- round trippers.” Coach Johnson Steve Ruppert about to K another batter 1st row: D. Paner, K. Robinson, J. Fields, J. McNamaara. 2nd • u. Coach Johnson. K. Baker. R. Golden. D. Bradley. J. Sala. row: S. Carpenter, S. Ruppert, T.C. Danzler, K. Hayden, R. Udoni, B. Vaughan, and T. Pechota. This is the 1985-86 Sophomore Jerry Sa|a |s happy to be rounding the bases Boys Baseball Team! The Freshman team consists of some fine young men who are: 1st row: Mike Mikolajcyk, Mike Rinehart, Tim Kirkpatrick, Chris Jer-molowicz, James Kapnick, and Coach Wilburn. 2nd row: Tony Carpenter, Steve Kara, Mike Spencer, and Brain Powers. 3rd row: Mike Culver, Gerald Davis, and Larry Seymour. The freshmen team had a fine season. Hopefully next year they will improve their skills as sophomores and have one winning season!! GOOD LUCK! BASEBALL 83 Softball Strives For Success Varsity: seated: Melanie Butzow, Kathy Kaufman, Jill Hill. Second row: Dena Kara, Kathy Faille, Lori Breckenridge, Dawn Chenoweth, Michelle Mielluer, Jodi Chenoweth, Pam Banser. Top row: Kelly Egan, Dawn Shirey, Danielle Rock, Colleen Burke, Gail Doherty, Kari Kennedy. 84 Lori Breckinridge sett herself at shortstop. Danny ready to rock and fire. Sophomore: Top row from left Mr. Jebens, Julie Friend, Lori Bielema, Penny Siedlecki, Jennifer Reznik, Grace Thorne. Second row Linda Dempsey, Chris Schulz, Cindy Maurer, Annette Smaga, Tina Beck, Leslie Ota, Kristie Skorupa. Third row Sandi Giggleman, Kathy Dreher, Brenda Banser. Dawn Chenoweth about to make a spectacular catch. Kathy Kaufman: Ready and Waiting. Freshman Top row from left: Terry Baumiestre, Shelly Bauer, Sherry Stoettner, Debbie Heckler, Trisha Krisik, Karen Mikos, Alicia Klotz, Ms. Hasten. Second row Traci Wrob-leski, Diane Saternus, Julie Gra-bowski, Peggy Rosena, Karen Breen, Carol Egan. Third row Kathy Dineen, Dana Gimino, Kim Wojtamowski, Kelly Wilbur, Gabe Parrillo SOFTBALL 85 Braves Show Off Their Running Spirit VARSITY: Sitting: Darryl Malone, Andy Peters. Kneeling: Bill Griffin, Adam Dorsey, Jim O’Keefe, Mike Enos. Standing: Otis Emerson, T.C. Commings, Kevin Nash, Joe Cole, Mark Lee T.C. lets his style shine through Mike Enos pushes to stay ahead while Frank Presto and Bill Andy and Terry in perfect sync. Griffin close in. TRACK Moses Tillmon: Ahead of the pack! Corey Allen floats like a butterfly. Joe and Makeba jog past teammates. Adam Dorsey pushes himself to the limit. 4 .tit. BHiMTII t ff. TUI? t i « ' C ' V � «■� y i FROSH SOPH: Sitting: Willie Lee, Edward Jackson, Corey Allen, Tom Griffin. Kneeling: Frank Presto, Eric Rogers, Henry Debose, Ron Nelson, Moses Tillmon, Mike Peterson. Standing: Dale Shirey, Makeba Wolfe, Herb Walker, Lee Dunn, La-vincha Wilburn, Greg Seales, Mario Jackson. TRACK 87 Varsity Girls Track Sitting- Nicole Nicholson, Pam Streb, Tiffany Bullock, Susie Sarna, Amy Giggleman, Lyta-shia Johnson. Kneeling- Dee Jackson, Cindy Berger, Bernie Rzab, Shonde Moore, Gwen Jackson, Tracy Williams, La-Shanda Debose, Kathy Perrizo. Standing- Coach K., Coach Stevens, Tracy Stewart, Sue Bog-dalak, Sharee McGee, Yvette South, Tanya Bibbs, Toni Holt, deann Koshmider, Coach Kla-cik. Amy Giggleman and Suzy Sarna bring in a Bremen victory. Pam Streb tries her hardest to stay in first. 88 TRACK Sophomores Sitting Vanessa Clark, Hope Debbs, Pam Streb, Felicca Gilespi, Patrica Allen, Missy Leveille Kneeling Mickey Kara, Angela Bau-seman, Kathy Perrizo, An-ginette White, Nicky Shawnta Borders, Shari Sarna 3rd Row Lisa Kuzma, Veronica Reed, Ronda Rutz, Kate Swan, Jennifer Willis, LaShanda DeBose, Leann Johnson, Felica Donald, Kathy Kur-check, Dee Jackson Standing Coach K, Coach Stevens, Lisa Marcum, Theresa Petrakis, Shari McGee, Jennifer Greeves, Helena Matthews, Therese Stewart, Coach Kiacik, Coach Keller. Kathi, don't forget to jump! A Bremen girl about to take off. 89 Tennis Team Hits Hard!! Varsity: kneeling: Joe Kintz, Neal Caauwe, Samer Kanjo. standing: Dan Lyvers, Kevin Grundhofer, Greg Kruczek, Dave Pecka. Don’t miss it Samer! Joe reaching high for the ball. 90 TENNIS Frosh-Soph Kneeling: Cyril Fernandez, Marvin Hodo, Standing: Steve Meyer, Brian Griffin, David Henschel. Be sure to keep your eye on the ball. Steve, who are you trying to impress? Tennis 91 That Winning Spirit VARSITY BASKETBALL The Basketball squad had many fun, not to mention embarrassing, times and their support helped make this a victorious season for the guys. -Jeanine Centers (Capt.) Front: L. Schuck, J. Jarema, T. Cygan. Middle: J. Centers, D. Chiz, V. Morris. Back: K. Lannan, L. Modory. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity squad encountered some tough times, but our support for the team always managed to pull through. -Jeanine Centers (Capt.) First Row: C. McSheffery, L. Shuck, R. Perry. Middle: J. Centers, J. Jarema, L. Jennings. Top: J. Godfrey, K. Lannan, T. Bleker. VARSITY WRESTLING The Varsity Squad had many good and memorable times. The season for the wrestlers was not that bad and they made it all that much more enjoyable for us.” -Connie Kaufman (Co-Captain) Bottom: K. Godfrey, C. Kaufman, 0. Pappalardo, F. Salamone. Top: L. Huguelet. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Kneeling: K. Rockway, A. Peters, T. Cy-gan, M. Leveille, V. Nachtwey. Standing: B. Kanjo, B. Garner, S. Bostrom, R. Vas-quez, L. Modory. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL At first the squad had difficulty, but through hard work and determination, we became a strong cheering unit. -Casey Hogan (Capt.) Bottom: L. Dempsey, S. Hammer, L. Ota, G. Lufrano, C. Maurer. Middle: K. Per-rizo, M. Popowski, S. Bostrom. Back: K. Rockway, C. Hogan. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING The squad tried at all times to give support to the men on the mats. -Renee Vasquez (Capt.) Front: G. Hernandez, J. Jones. Middle: M. Leveille, B. Garner. Back: B. Compton, R. Vasquez. At the beginning of the season our squad had no confidence what-so-ever in themselves, but by working together we not only had confidence in ourselves but in each other. We turned out to be a better squad than anyone would give us credit for.” -Leslie Madory (Capt.) 93 Pom Pons Make It A Special Year Bottom Row: Tina Ballman, Danielle Deloatch, Laura Zaragoza, Paula Howard, Lori Roberts. Middle Row: Julie Seufert, Rose Alina, Genine Ousley. Top Row Karen Brady, Kris Hurta, Julie McNichols, Lisa Nicastro, Stacy Nelson, Angie White, Pinky Green, Kim Nixon, Dianna Chiarmonte, Carotin Gerth, Denise Jackson. Upper Left: Karen Brady and Lori Roberts enjoy a ride during the Homecoming parade. Lower Left: Pom Pon girls wait anxiously for the music to begin. Right: The girls boogie to the beat of Madonna. The year’s pom squad lacked the spirit to make them truly successful. However, they did compete at the Hillcrest competition and perform at all the home football and basketball games. The girls expect to have more enthusiasm and organization going into the ’86-’87 season. Fall Sports FOOTBALL GIRLS’ SWIMMING 12-15 16-14 VARSITY SOPH. FRESH- VARSITY FROSH- T. F. North 10-15 16-14 16-14 MEN SOPH 15-13 10-15 8-15 Rich South 42- 0 12- 0 26- 0 Kankakee 89-101 77- 59 7-15 4-15 7-15 Rich East 6-33 7-24 Oak Forest 65-119 16-139 Oak Forest 2-15 6-15 5-15 Oak Forest 15- 0 0-21 7-13 Evergreen Park 65- 84 16- 79 3-15 7-15 0-15 T. R. North 20- 0 26-21 20- 6 Tinley Park 81- 94 82- 60 T. F. South 7-15 4-15 5-15 Hillcrest 0-15 12-32 0- 8 Bradley 73- 92 44- 63 13-15 8-15 6-15 Tinley Park 7- 6 8-14 40- 8 Eisenhower 137- 46 70- 66 Rich Central 0- 6 6- 0 20-16 Morgan Park 137- 28 70- 85 Hillcrest 91- 68 104- 37 BOYS' CROSS T. F. South 91- 52 51- 65 COUNTRY Shepard 108- 40 53-103 VARSITY FROSH- GOLF VARSITY FROSH- SOPH Tinley Park 184-192 T. F. South 176-160 Reavis 216-211 T. F. North 195-231 Oak Forest 171-171 Hillcrest 189-172 224-189 Rich Central 184-178 221-216 Crete 191-185 144-122 Marian Catholic 191-172 144-189 Kankakee 180-185 215-224 Oak Lawn 183-184 Bloom Trail 244-236 GIRLS' TENNIS VARSITY FROSH- SOPH Tinley Park 1-4 0-5 T. F. South 3-2 3-2 Oak Forest 0-5 0-5 T. F. North 2-3 3-2 Hillcrest 3-2 1-4 Rich Central 0-5 1-4 Rich South 2-3 0-5 Thornton 3-2 0-5 Joliet Central 2-3 1-4 Reavis 1-4 1-4 Oak Lawn 0-5 0-5 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY T. F. South 19-40 Joliet Central 34-23 Rich East 44-57 Bolingbrook 44-32 Hillcrest 65- 0 Thornridge 65-40 Oak Forest 38-20 Argo 47-20 St. Francis 47-57 Tinley Park 33-24 T. F. North 33-85 Thornwood Thornton 108-110 114- 39 VOLLEYBALL 53- 87 VARSITY SOPH. FRESH- Rich East 10-15 15- 0 MEN 10-15 15- 9 15- 5 15- 9 Thornton 15-13 12-15 15- 2 15- 5 15-10 15-17 15-15 8-15 Rich South 15-10 13- 4 15- 8 15- 2 15-13 15-15 4-15 Eisenhower 15- 4 7-15 5-15 15-13 15-10 13-15 9-15 Crete 15-12 15-12 15- 2 15- 5 3-15 13-15 15-11 Rich Central 15- 5 11-15 16-14 13-15 12-15 15-11 4-15 9-15 Tinley Park 4-15 15- 6 15-11 7-15 7-15 9-15 15- 6 10-15 15-13 11-15 Hillcrest 10-15 7-15 13-15 17-15 5-15 15-13 T. F. North 8-15 6-15 15- 7 12-15 12-15 5-15 9-15 7-15 Oak Forest 2-15 13-15 15-13 9-10 3-15 11-15 15-15 T. F. South 9-15 6-15 0-15 6-15 15-11 15- 7 8-15 Tinley Park 8-15 10-15 10-15 12-15 6-15 10-15 15- 8 4-15 Shepard 9-15 6-15 10-15 15-12 8-15 15- 6 15-11 Hillcrest 17-15 7-15 3-15 2-15 16-14 15- 6 15- 7 Eisenhower Hillcrest Thornridge H. F. Tinley Park T. F. North Rich East Bolingbrook Oak Forest Joliet Central 15-50 35-20 31-25 50-15 15-50 15-76 33-48 33-53 35-21 42-17 SOPH 15-50 15-50 29-26 24-33 15-50 15-50 32-26 32-69 28-29 20-48 Winter Sports BOWLING BOYS' BASKETBALL VARSITY SOPH FRESHMEN A” B Shepard 47-49 54-27 40-39 Eisenhower 46-49 34-47 Rich Central 42-71 53-63 57-70 33-72 30-50 Richards 56-41 42-43 Crete Monee 54-59 37-61 25-58 Bloom 58-60 33-56 46-60 Tinley Park 49-53 42-41 31-40 25-37 45-55 43-62 41-48 Rockford 51-59 West Glenbard 57-54 East Sterling 60-50 Grant 71-50 Joliet West 51-52 Hillcrest 60-67 47-55 36-54 21-36 43-67 47-55 38-47 37-43 Stagg 51-48 58-35 36-39 63-23 T. F. North 66-65 48-47 46-51 30-38 56-39 49-53 27-28 29-34 30-29 Rich East 71-55 46-49 35-39 18-29 T. F. South 63-45 42-46 50-45 40-43 34-35 25-28 Oak Forest 63-70 48-49 39-41 52-43 54-39 Joliet 35-36 43-63 37-39 Central 46-32 46-39 48-41 Reavis 33-34 Andrew 48-72 Kankakee 53-59 Chicago 36-58 Christian Sandburg WRESTLING VARSITY SOPH. FRESHMEN T. F. South 38-18 54-2 24-28 Oak Forest 16-45 36-26 39-46 T. F. North 36-30 53-17 24-36 VARSITY FROSH SOPH Richards 1507-1614 1140-1174 Thornton 1381-1518 Hillcrest 1526-1555 1233-1437 1565-1538 1299-1421 T. F. South 1423-1646 1221-1363 1263-1477 T. F. North 1350-1395 1244-1121 1247-1398 Thornton 1222-1549 1321-1144 Rich Central 1297-1592 1197-1302 Reavis 1284-1358 1128-1307 GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY SOPH FRESHMEN Oak Forest 67-46 40-48 14-31 46-36 31-33 18-23 T. F. North 29-49 38-16 24-33 62-47 35-25 29-18 Hillcrest 54-63 25-34 27-28 39-35 22-21 27-29 T. F. South 71-33 32-17 14-20 55-35 31-12 25-41 Tinley Park 61-52 19-38 16-43 55-34 30-39 4-30 Rich East 59-46 35-11 H. F. 19-26 19-43 Eisenhower 71-27 44-21 16-25 Rich Central 66-34 37-35 17-14 Shepard 40-36 28-31 13-44 Richards 49-53 43-36 16-32 Rich South 74-29 25-37 8-32 Bloom Trail 63-39 25-21 BOYS' SWIMMING VARSITY FROSH SOPH T. F. South 87-56 68-83 Oak Forest 60-99 38-120 Tinley Park 97-104 19-46 Evergreen Park 97-32 19-31 T. F. North 55-19 52-11 96 SOFTBALL THORNTON 37- 0, 26- 5 41- 3, 27- 6 TINLEY PARK 2- 4 RICHARDS 7- 2. 0- 7 3- 5, 6-11 40- 3, 15- 2 LINCOLN WAY 0- 3. 9- 8 0- 7, 7-10 9- 6 RICH CENTRAL 2- 0, 3- 2 1 5, 10- 5 4-24, 18-16 SANDBURG 14- 9 7- 4 18-15 LOCKPORT 2- 9 17- 9 H-F 7- 5 9-19 12-13 REAVIS 3- 2 7- 9 20-20 STAGG 7- 8, 17- 4 3-13, 24-10 4-14, 4-25 TINLEY PARK 12- 2 14- 4 TINELY PARK 14-17 LOCKPORT 10-20, 8-11 OAK LAWN 13- 8 9-13 7-18 ST. FRANCIS 11- 3 THORNWOOD 8-17, 11-31 RICH SOUTH 11- 7. 18- 7 RICH SOUTH 10- 0, 4- 1 16- 9 THORNWOOD 0- 1, 2-10 2- 1, 12-11 T.F. SOUTH 13- 6 9-11 ANDREW 8-20 OAK FOREST 6-12 Spring Sports BASEBALL VARSITY SOPH FROSH RICHARDS 5- 4 5-15 14-13 RICHARDS 13-14 3- 5 13- 0 ROMEOVILLE 11- 9 1- 8 4- 3 ROMEOVILLE 16- 4 10-20 15- 6 THORNTON 0- 4 5- 6 17-10 THORNTON 6- 2 0- 9 14- 4 BLOOM TRIAL 10- 7 0- 7 1- 5 BLOOM TRIAL 8- 8 9-11 1- 5 OAK LAWN 13- 3 0- 1 7- 4 THORNRIDGE 1- 5 4- 7 9- 8 EISENHOWER 5- 1 4- 6 11- 1 LINCOLN WAY 6- 1 3-20 13- 2 BRADLEY 6- 1 2- 8 8- 4 BRADLEY 0- 1 2-12 6- 4 TINLEY PARK 3- 0 2- 1 9- 4 TINLEY PARK 1- 0 6- 0 10- 0 KANKAKEE 8- 5 10-11 4- 0 KANKAKEE 12-10 1-13 9- 8 RICH SOUTH 14-21 9- 8 RICH SOUTH 15-20 RICH EAST 3- 4 ANDREW 0- 7 ANDREW 10-11 T.F. SOUTH T.F. SOUTH T.F. SOUTH 8- 5 5- 2 6-11 CRETE MONEE 7- 0 CRETE MONEE 14- 3 BOYS' TRACK STAGG 57-59 93-64 CRETE 57-56 93-17 RICHARDS 76-62 86-43 SHEPARD 76-20 86-29 HILLCREST 35-90 75-46 ANDREW 35-81 75-57 CRETE 35-40 75-76 TENNIS BLOOM TRAIL 1-4 2-3 JOLIET CENTRAL 0-5 1-3 ARGO 1-4 0-5 SHEPARD 1-4 0-4 CRETE 0-5 0-5 OAK LAWN 0-5 0-5 RICH CENTRAL 0-5 0-5 TINLEY PARK 0-5 0-5 SPORTS SCORES 97 Bremen Honors Their Athletes Joe Bogusz - FOOTBALL - All Conference, All Area Gail Doherty SOFTBALL - All Conference 98 SPORTS HONORS Lori Breckinridge - SOFTBALL • All Conference Joe Donato - SWIMMING • 100 Fly All Conference Bob Gallagher. Steve Gallagher. Joe Donato. Joe Bogusz(not pictured)- 200 Medley Relay Kevin Nash. Joe Cole. Tony Commmgs. Andy Peters- TRACK All Conference Champs-1600 Relay Steve Gallagher Conference SWIMMING - 50 Free All Amy Giggleman- CROSS COUNTRY - All Sectional, All Conference, All regionals. Stacy Franklin BASKETBALL - All Conference Dee Kibikis TENNIS - State Qualifier BASKETBALL - All Conference, All Area, All State, Top 100 in Nation Ken Krause - FOOTBALL - All Conference Brian Mansmith BASEBALL - All Conference 99 Dave Mens - FOOTBALL - All Conference Bob Gallagher. Steve Gallagher. Joe Donato. Tom Cronin (Not Pictured) - Swimming - 400 Free Relay, All Conference Beth Messmger - VOLLEYBALL - All Conference Tony Commings • FOOTBALL - All Conference, All Area Nicole Nicholson - CROSS COUNTRY - All Sectionals Derrick Reed - BASKETBALL - All Conference 100 Paul Schuler - FOOTBALL - All Conference, All Area, All State Nomination Jim Wilke - BASEBALL - All Conference A New Sport Just Arrived, The Soccer Team! Girls soccer: Bottom: Julie Jarema, Chris Hotwagner, Eileen Durkin, Sue Bogusz. Top: Guyanne Lufrano, Sue Hammer, Mary Beth Conlan, Michelle Fagen, Tricia Durkin (absent). This year Bremen High School started a new activity, which is the girls soccer team. This team consists of nine girls who worked very hard. Although they did not have quite a full squad to participate in any games against any other schools, they still practiced hard and had a few scrub games among themselves. This year we can say it was a building season for these girls. Next year we hope to compete with a full team against other schools, and have a fun and enjoyable season! Boys soccer: bottom: Chris Schaefer, Dave Doyle, Ken Hartwig, Roger Stroud, Mark Hoffman, middle-Otis Smith, Brian Mohr, Rick Perzely, Otis Emerson, Darryn Dombrowski, Tim Dombrowski, Mike Kane. top: Tom Colvin, Bruce Barta, Rodney Beitler, Joe Ramos, Paco Casteneda, James Donald, Bill Doyle, Mr. Fleck. As with the girls, this was the first season for the boys soccer team. Since they had more boys who expressed an interest, they were able to accomplish a little more. Besides participating and competing against themselves, they were also able to play a few games against other schools since they had a larger squad than the girls. These games were considered non conference because, as this was our first year, we were still considered a club where as the other schools were official teams. This will change next year as we become an official team. Good Luck to the guys in their first year of real competition! NEW SPORTS 101 Activities That Create Lasting Memories Many of the teachers at Bremen had comments about this year and the various groups around the school. Here are a few: Mr. McGraw- I am encouraged by the activity and the enthusiasm that students bring to the different activities. Mr. Branch- If anyone had told me in 1970, that a Bremen group would be performing with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, or even any orchestra, I would have laughed! Miss Berry- It was a pleasure to sponsor students who placed third out of almost 700 teams in this year’s Stock Market Experiment. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated- President Barbara Samuels, Secretary Paula Czupek, Standing- Donald Sebek, Dr. Robert Donaldson, Vice-President Mr. Richard Gronkowski, Mr. Donald Slattery, Not Pictured- Mrs. Eleanor Ferraro. Dr. William Sharp District 228 Central Administration District 228 relies upon a series of people to maintain control over the buildings and standards found throughout the four schools. The ultimate decisions are made by the elected board members. They meet each month to discuss ideas and see presentations made by different areas within our school district. Directly responsible to the board are the people who run the daily businesses of the district, Led by Superintendant Dr. William Sharp. These people are: Assistant Superintendant, Mr. Ronald Wade, Director of State and Federal Vocational Programs, Mr. Norman Polaskey, and finally, Superintendant of Building and Grounds, Mr. Linden Richard. 104 Mr. George Bieber Bremen High School Administration The internal workings of Bremen are handled by Principal George Bieber. Under him, Associate Principal Jim Miller and Administrative Assistant John Me Graw, control the classroom climate as well as the extra curricular activities. Combined with these men, the two Deans, Pat Gregory and Leon Newbern combine to keep the area of dicipline and attendance running smoothly. Miss Pat Gregory Mr. Leon Newbern BREMEN ADMINISTRATION 105 JUDITH COHRS Foreign Language GERI COLEMAN Social Science JANE CROSSLEY Home Economics KAREN GRANDONE Mathematics JOSEPH MAZZEFFI English WARREN MONTGOMERY Science GORDON OLSON Industrial Arts STEVEN PLATKO Fine Arts RAY REIPLINGER I M C Master Spies! Faculty — Bites The Bullet! W. CRATER Science J. D'AMBROSIO English K. DANIELWICZ Mathematics N. DORAN A. FEIL Cafeteria Manager R. FLECK Mathematics L. HAIGIS Special Education C. HULL Special Education A. HAINES I M C Secretary L. JEGERS P.E. B. JOHNSON Mr. Kane, Mrs. Moore, and Mr. Kinsella supervise the Quiz Bowl. And the winner F. LOMBAER M. LYNCH Social Studies Home Economics P. MARSH Secretary M. MCCARTHY E. MELBY Guidance M. MENTZER Special Education B. MOLNAR Psychologist M L. MOORE Mathematics T. NELSON L. NICOLAI E. NOVAK Guidance English Industrial Arts W. NOWAK P.E. K. O’DONNELL Business Education Mr. Wold stands tall in his Wold History class. M. PURDEN D. REYNOLDS Secretary Mathematics Science J. ROBINSON N. ROWE D. RUNYAN J. RYAN Secretary English English Foreign Lang. Guidance L. SCHEFFLER Mathematics Mr. Johnson and Miss Klacik lend their hands in the teachers’ struggle to win the tug-o-war! 110 T. STEPHENS Physical Education Is Mr. Newborn being attacked by this homely, unknown creature? L. TONEY Social Science V. STOECKER Nurse G. STUPECK Industrial Arts J. URBAN Mathematics D. VECHIOLA Business E. WALHBERG Science M. WENNBERG Foreign Lang. Mr. Kempton takes time out to smile for the camera. M. WILBURN Speech Therapist D. YARBOROUGH Athletics Director E. WILKINSON T. WOLD Social Studies Social Studies W. YUKICH P. E. Driver Ed. Ill If you’re constantly yielding to damaging attitudes, moods, or desires, they become vicious habits of the minds and emotion. August Konie I liked the feeling of working together for common goals. The charities, food drives and local families all prospered because Bremen took the time to care. Kelly Konecki I enjoyed being part of the best varsity Football team Bremen has ever had. Danny Tijerina This year proved to be a very interesting and fun year for me. I know I will miss Bremen and always hold fond memories of my four years here. Jean Langland My last year at Bremen was the greatest of all four years. I learned a lot about life and its upsets. I will never forget my years at Bremen. Craig Vincek My last year here, at Bremen High School, has proven to be a memorable one, with a fine season on the football field as well as in the classroom. When I leave, I will remember Bremen by a few things, the fine teachers, the ever-so-nice Deans, and most of all, the student body. Joe Bogusz Opposite page: Senior Officers Jeanine Centers (pres) Kathy Durkin (vice pres) Carrie Wilson (sec) Kelly Konecki (treas) 113 tty ■ • 1) Joe Cole. 2) Kim Banowski, 3) Tom Otson, 4) Becki Perry. 5) Bill Hammer. 6) Stacy Gudgeon. 7) Brian Mansmith, 8) Laura Castaneda. 9) Krista Godfrey. 10) Kelly Rockrohr, 11) Vanessa Morris, 12) Andrea Rooney, 13) Michelle Baker. 14) Janice Bodinet. 15) Lynn Pence. 114 Future Spies?! •IV 1) LaShond Moore. 2) Diane Huntsey, 3) Gten Hines. 4) Tina Enk, 5) Ralph Kobytarczyk, 6) Gary Ferguson. 7) Kathy Cursio, 8) Barbara Mitchetl. 9) Tammy Sanders. 10) Kevin and Karen Dillard, 11) Go tiler mma Reyes. 12) Jos Blanco. 13) Lesly Huguelet. 14) Michelle Meilleur. ' - - ;; ■' . j • Sf'| . ■ - •■•... 1) Donna Osborn. 2) Tom Cronin, 3) Mark Krizik. 4) Jeanine Centers. 5) Jean Langland. 6) Wendy Lakoskey, 7) Bill Ramsey. 8) Kelly Batsch. 9) Kelly Konecki, 10) Julie Parchem. 11) Denise Moseley. 12) Damelte Pilgrim. 13) Christine Frank, 14) Jim Heckler. 15) Cathy Grabowski, 16) Larisa Jennings. BABY PICTURES 117 Kimberty Banowski Karen Abramic Nancy Beaulieu Janice Ambers Rodney Beitler 118 Laura Belenske Lisa Belenske Sonja Bibbs Susan Billy Learning a lo in Civics Kathy Cursio teaching Calculus to Mr. Reynolds Kelly Bourne Khim Bright Jose Blanco Joseph Bogusz 120 Valtina Brown Kelly Budris Richard Bullock Lynn Burnson Laura Castaneda Jeanine Centers Mary Chlaro Raymond Clark $ %} !• V: K Joseph Cote Daryl Combs Tony Commings Sandy Collins Ed Gurich. the nest Concert Choir star! Jeanine helping Danny cheat on a test • Good Luck! ♦ Daniel Craig SENIORS Pat Cooper Kathleen Durkin Stephanie Drag Kevin Dillard Elaine Eiduk Once again • the seniors show their style Christine Frank Diane Gander Robert Gallagher Charles Gerth Joseph Gest Marcus Gilbert 126 Ron Hehsler Jim Heckler Debra Hayes Michael Hayden Joe Hines Glen Hines Laura Hill Cathy and Sharon showing their sen ior spirit! Lisa Howard Lesly Huguelet Diane Huntsey Larisa Jennings Michelle Kane •v MM Barbara Karlin Are these the shapes of our seniors? Deanna Kibelkis Jennifer Kessler Tamara Levey Brenda Lyell Cindy Kuzma Wendy Lakoskey Jean Langland The way we would like to remember Paul Newton. happy friend. The Loss of a Friend By Angie Miester The friend of the present is now a friend of the past. A friendship just started, but now cannot last. From a lunchroom gab session to a smile in the half. Comron! Haven't you ever heard of a napkin? Now is a faint memory, I wish I could recall. Teenage deaths are so tragic, from cars to drugs to drinking, a life time is as short as a second of blinking. Saying we miss him does not seem enough, saying goodbye hurts so much. We will always remember you and even shed a tear, wishing and hoping that you were still here. May God take care of you in the heaven above, Knowing you’ll remember us, and our feelings of love. PAUL E. NEWTON March 27, 1967 to March 9, 1986 Craig Madsen Patty Magana David Mager a 129 The NHS and OECA clubs practicing their pyramids. Come on Lynn and Mike you can do itt Daryl Malone Danny Mandziak Brian Mansmith Theresa Marren Angela Maurry Pat McDonald Michael Marcheschi Michelle Meilleur Bid Mentink Heather Moore David Mens! Barbara Mitchell Donald Montoya La Shonda Moore John - are you more interested in your newspaper than your class?? ■' •. .v.:-V Michael Murphy Kevin Nash Patricia O’Connor Donna Osborn Todd Pagel Dyanna Panek Ann Paulaskas Lynn Pence Rebecca Perry Julie Parchem Virgil Perry Andrew Peters Michael Polley Cynthia Postma Danielle Pilgrim Roy Pruitt Robert Pursel Gary Raczek William Ramsey Lisa Randolph Terence Reed Guitlermina Reyes Jessica Richie Ray Robarge Mike and Dyanna arrive at the Homecoming Dance. lesly Huguelet explains her trip to Turkey as a foreign exchange student. Lori Roberts Keily Rockrohr Jennifer Roper Andrea Rooney Walter Rybicki Wayne Samuelson Tammy Sanders John Schulz Jerry Scroggins Todd Sebastian Sharon Sisk Winston Smith Frank Stance Craig Vincek Lisa Vose Gina Venezia Connie Watczak Denise Walton Ted Warnlcki James Wedster Who says the senior don't have spirit? Patricia Wertz James Wilke Carrie Wilson Martin Willis Ron Wolff Ronald Wrobel Arthur Wold Sharon Yerkes Laura Yucuis Kari Zohfeld Jeffrey Zroback Jeffrey Zubik Michelle Baker- E.I.U. Echo-1, Math-3, P.E. Leader-3,4, Spanish-1,2, Student Council 1.2.3.4, Swimtimer-1,2, Student Council Treasure-3 Janice Bodinet- College Arrow-2,3, Computer-1,2,4, D.E.C.A -4. Gifted-2,4, Math- 1.2.3.4, N.H.S.-3.4, Student Council 2 Kelly Budris- college, work Oracle-4, Student Council-1, Drama-1 Lynn Burnson- Purdue Computers-1, French- 1.2,3, Gifted-1,2,3,4, Mathletes-1,2,3,4, N.H.S.-3.4, P.E. Leadership-3,4, Student Council-1.2,3,4, Tennis-1,2,3, Jets-4, Pres. Classroom, Hugh O Brien Award. Announcements were made and information on this page was received as shown. Jeannine M. Centers- college Cheerleading- 2.3.4, Ech-4, Class Treasure-2,3, Class Pres.-4, Cheerleading Co-Cap.-3, Captain-4 Joseph M. Cole Marines Ech-4, B-Club-3,4, Cross country-2,3,4, Track-1,2,3,4 Tina M. Enk work Arrow-3, O.E.-4, P.E. Leader-3,4, Student Council-2,3, Softball-1,2, Volley Ball-1.2,3 Joseph Evans Job Wrestling-3 Peter Gonzales- N.I.U. Baseball-1,2,3,4, Football-1.2 Cathy Grabowski- Business School (U of I)-Arrow-1,2,3,4, Gifted-3, Math-1,2,3 N.H.S.- 3.4, Softball-1 Bill Griffin- Moraine Valley Computer-3,4, N.H.S.-3.4, Cross Country-1,2,3,4, Track- 1.3.4, lntramurals-3,4, X-Country, Track Captain-4 William T. Hammer- II. Benedictine Chess-1, Computer-1,2,3, N.H.S.-3.4, Oracle-3,4, Science-3, Varsity B-Club-4, X-Country- 1.2.3.4, Swimming-1,2,3, Track-1,2, Jets-4 Lisa Howard- work O.E.-4, Bowling-1,3, Tennis-1 Lesly Huguelety Navy Cheerleading-2,3,4, French-1,2, P.E. Leader-3,4, Science-1,2, Swimming-1, Foreign Exchange Student (Turkey)-3 Michelle Kane- Cornell Arrow-1,2, Echo- 1,2,3, Oracle-1,2,3,4, Spanish-1,2, Student Council-1,2,3 Kelly C. Konecki- N.I.U. Cheerleaders-2,3, Echo-4, N.H.S.-3.4, Varsity B-Club-3, Softball-1. Volleyball-1.2.3.4 Mark Krizik Engineering (U. of I.) computer-4. Gifted-4, N.H.S.-3.4, X-Country-2 Jean Mane Langland- E.I.U. Cheerleaders- 2.3, N.H.S.-3.4, P.E. Leader-3,4, Photo-4, Science-1,2,3, Spanish-2,3,4, Student Council-1,2,3,4, X-Country-1, Volleyball-1.2 Shonda C. Moore- Triton Computer-1,2,3,4, F.H.A.-2, Math-3.4, Oracle-2, Track 2,4 Vanessa R Moore- U. of I. Cheerleader-2.3,4, Choir-3, Echo-4, N.H.S.-3.4, Student Council-2,3,4, Varsity B-Club-3,4, Track-2,3, Mathletes-3,4 Patricia O Connor- TCC Cheerleaders-2,3, French-3, Math-2,3.4. N.H.S.-3.4, Drama-1 Thomas Olson- Marquette Echo-4, French-2,,4, Gifted-1,2,3,4. Math-4, N.H.S.-3.4. Oracle-2, Student Council-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1. Jets-4 Dyanna L. Panek Mundeline Computer-1, N.H.S. 3,4, Student Council-1,2,3. Swimming-1 timmer-1,2 John Sqnulz- I.S.U. Computer-1,2, N.H.S.- 3.4, X-Country-1,2,4, Track-1, Wrestling-1, Jets-4 Ted Warmcki Bradley Math-2,3,4, N.H.S.- 3.4, Track-1,4, Carrie A. Wilson- E.I.U. Arrow-4. Cheer-leaders-3, Echo-3,4, Oracle-3, P.E. Leader- 3.4, Student Council-3,4, B-Club-2,3,4, Softball-1, Swimming-2,3,4, Sr. Class Treasure Kan Zohfeld- Band-1,2,3, Basketball-1,2,3, Softball-1. Track-2 Many of this year's underclassmen had pleasant and not so pleasant memories of their last year at Bremen High School. A few of them decided to share them with us: Bill Leavy-Freshman: I'll never forget the look on my brother, Mike's, face when he found out his locker had been egged. Everyone thought it was hilarious except for him. He swore he would never forgive Anne Wielgorecki and Julie Friend for doing that to him! Julie Grabowski-Freshman: I found that I really enjoyed all the sports that I had been involved with. I met new and interesting people that I otherwise would not have had the opportunity to become friends with. Sports really made me happy especially when I was chosen for the 100% award for volleyball. I can’t wait to participate next year.” Mike Waichunas-Freshman: Spanish class was a blast! SenOr made the class with all his funny jokes and one liners. Juniors Junior Class Works Well Together I'm very proud to say that the class of ’87 is the best group of people this school has ever seen. The class acts to help the community have been great and I’m proud to be part of a group that gives up their free time to help others. Ed Feil 142 I am Proud to be a member of the class of 1987. During spirit week everyone worked well together and much was accomplished. This year we did not do as well as we expected, but neither did the Seniors, so next year we will be back to do even better. I'm glad all of us participated in the food drives for the needy, and we really are looking forward to our final year at Bremen.” Junior Class President, Dawn Chenoweth ”1 feel that this has been my best year at Bremen so far. I hope next year is just as great. I’m proud to be a member of the Bremen Class of 1987.” Tom Ramsey I’m very proud to be a part of the Class of 1987. Our class has great incentive for learning and spirit. That's the way people at Bremen are and I’m proud of it. Mike Me Namara I hope that my Senior year is better than this one. I had fun this year with great friends for 3 years now. I like my classes and I have fun in all of them, even in English, believe it or not. I hope to be able to help more people as the year finishes.” Sheila Moore ”1 think this year has been great, but then again how could it not be great when you are surrounded by people of such great quality that we have in the class of ’87. Nelson Edwards ”The 85 86 school year was really awesome! The Junior class showed a lot of spirit and worked very well together! I’d like to thank all of the people who helped make Bremen what it is. Bremen isn’t just a school, it’s the people who go here.” Melanie Butzow JUNIOR DIVISION 143 Gladys Ambers Jonna Arseneauit Brian Baker Pamela Banser Tina Bard Geneva Bayless Melissa Beck Tonya Bibbs Lisa Bielema Vickie Blakemore Tracy Bleker Susann Bogdalek Wendy Bonneau Raymond Boros Tim Boyd Karen Brady Lori Breckinridge Richard Breen Julie Brickley Louis Brooks Rita Brown Edward Bullock Tiffany Bullock Chris Burke Collen Burke Roger Burns Clarice Burts Melanie Butzow Neal Caauwe Marc Carter Paco Castaneda Monica Centers Patricia Chaney 144 Juniors What a group? (Steve Gallagher, Heidi Wojtanowski, Brian Franc, Lyn-ette Waichunas). Mike Edgar with the expression of victory!!!! Juniors Step It Up. Dawn Chenoweth Lori Cherivtch Rick Cherivtch Donna Chiz Latonnia Clifton Jeff Coffey Jeannette Coffman Devin Coleman Christine Colvin Phil Combs Marie Corbett Sandra Cruz Laura Culver Gina Cursio Darlene Daggy Mark Day Mary Dempsey Scott Devlin William Dial Norman Dixson Gail Doherty Tim Dombrowski Joe Donato William Doyle Jeremy Drag Michaelline Druszkowski Mark Dufrain Kris Dunn Chuck Eakins David Eberhardt Mike Edgar Nelson Edwards Otis Emerson Chris Emperdo Jennifer Engelke Matthew Engwall Joseph Erffmeyer Roy Erickson Kathleen Faille Debbie Farley Edward Fell Joseph Finn Terrill Flournoy Kelly Fontaine Dennis Fox Brian Franc Stacy Franklin Nicole Friday Andrew Furman Steven Gallagher Rich Garay Angela Geniusz Chuck Eakins all smiles with Donna Chiz and Beth Messinger. 146 JUNIORS The Blue Crew competing In the Bremen Games. Carolin Gerth Amy Giggleman Jena Godfrey Kevin Gonzales Bill Graham Wayne Griggs Steve Grivakis Kevin Grundhofer Lottie Gulik Amy Hartwig Mark Hartwig Alissa Henry Annette Henry Lynn Higgins Roy Holden Tanya Holder Christine Holland Tony Holt Tonya Huegel Ken Huffman Teresa Isler Gwendolyn Jackson Antina James Julie Jarema Connie Jilbert Tim Johnson Senita Jones Andre Jordan Simone Kane Samer Kanjo Dena Kara Connie Kaufman Tracey Kellams Cari Kennedy Richard Kesteloot Michelle Kibelkis Joseph Kintz Angelina Kirkwood Ron Kirn Juniors 147 Mike Kittl Kathleen Koehne Dianna Koshmider Gerry Kozora Gregory Kruczek Craig Krygowski Denise Kuba Walter Kujawa Wendy Kurzydlo Michael Kustra Allen Kuyper Alicia Lass Craig Lacheney Kristina Lannan Nick Larmon Trina Laws Michelle Layton Therese Lenart Jack Lowe Eric Lubek William Lyons Dan Lyvers Walter Mankiewicz Thomas Mann Kevin Mansmith Angela Maurray Michael McNamara Julie McNichols Christine McSheffery Phil Meenan Mark Mersereau Beth Messinger Valerie Michalec Dedicated Juniors cheer on their class. 148 JUNIORS Catherine Mills Brian Mohr Sheila Moore Donna Morin Tim Nachtwey Paula Nagel Lisa Nicastro Kim Nixon Dina Ochoa Laura O’Connor Dan Oganovich James O’Keefe Ann Olson Michelle Osborne Debbie Pappalardo Carolyn Parry Ann Marie Paulaskas Julia Pease David Pecka Connie Pence Lisa Pence Steve Perreira Cheri Perrizo Michelle Pizer Brian Powell Carrie Provancal Shari Quint Veronica Quintanilla Thomas Ramsey Roger Rasmussen Kristin Reda Tomas Reyes Joseph Rickey Laura Rinehart Paul Ritter Shaun Roberts Danielle Rock John Rock Joe Rodriquez Coach D watches Dan Stoettner get a mouthful. Juniors 149 Penny Rogowski Monica Rushing Bernie Rzab Daniel Sabados Frances Salamone Suzanne Sarna Bernard Scatena Drew Schaefer Lisa Schuck Daniel Schuler Patty Schultz Lisa Scott Anne Marie Palaskus as The Easter Bunny. Mark Sendra Matt Sendra Jim Seufert Teresa Six Otis Smith Tina Smith Tom Smith Lamona Spicer Paulette St. Aubin Ronald Stepinski Cheryl Stevens Dan Stoettner Gary Strugnell A usual thrilled” Bremen class. John Studnicka Shawn Sutton Derrick Sylvester Vince Szymczak Glenn Tatro Chris Terlep Joe Termunde Brian Thweatt Linda Toppins Raymond Tovo Michelle Trudeau Donna Vaughan Linda Venezia Michelle Vervaet Crest vs. Topol. (Paco Castaneda and Julie McNichols) Lynette Waichunas Jim Weber Tracey Weeden Ina Whalen Marcella White Robert Williams Tracy Williams Mary Woestman Heidi Wojtanowski Cynthia Wold Steve Wolff Nicholas Woodman Bobbie Wyche Denise Yerkes JUNIORS 151 MH k 4 Sophomores ■■■■ Overall Trophy Makes Year Memorable Paula Bruckman- I think Sophomore guys are cute!” Hope Debbs- ”1 found out who my true friends are.” Denise Bowman- ”1 got in less trouble and I met some cute Freshman boys.” Joe Jaskula- The best think that happened to me this year was joining sports, becoming better friends with people I knew, and making new friends. Suzi Hammer- ”1 realized that in order to be happy and content, I must treat others the way I want to be treated. 152 Heather Smith- This year has been really great! I have joined sports and enjoyed myself. I also got closer with all my friends . Casey Hogan- This year has been really fun! Making the BB Cheerleading squad was the best, and becoming better friends with Les (Leslie Ota) and Demps (Linda Dempsey)! I’ll never forget the one and only MR. REYNOLDS. Chuck Salamone- The best thing that happened to me this year was making new friends and getting better grades in all of my classes. Linda Dempsey- This year has been especially GREAT because the Girls’ Swim Team came in 6th in Conference and broke 14 swim records. Secondly, we won the Overall in SPIRIT WEEK! Kim Rockway- Spirit Week was the best because we took the Overall trophy. Also, cheerleading was a blast and I had a chance to become friends with a lot of people because of that. “As I look back at the past year, I think it was one of the most memorable years the class of ’88 will have here at B.H.S. Winning the overall class trophy showed that we worked hard and well together as a team. Now in our second year of high school, we have proven to ourselves that we can get what we want if we strive and work hard for it. We’re all hoping for even better times to come as Juniors next year. -Craig Donofrio Sophomore Class President SOPHOMORE DIVISION 153 Christina Beck Jodie Berkes Lori Bielema Beverly Biller Jeffrey Black Suzanne Bogusz Jerry Bonapart Timothy Bonneau Janice Booth Susanne Bostrom Denise Bowman Daniel Bradley Lynette Bresinger Tim Broadhurst Mike Buergermeir John Burgher James Burnson 154 SOPHOMORES Rose Maria Alina Betty Allen Corey Allen Scot Allred Mark Anderson Karen Armor David Arndt Frederick Auston Merry Bacon Dawn Baker Jarold Baker Michael Baker Bruce Barta Michael Baumstein Elizabeth Beaty Joanne Beaty of the sophomores with their first place float. (L-R) E. Durkin, K. Rockway, T. Cygan, R. Vasquez, K. Pechtold, C. Donofrio, M. Leveille, L. Dempsey, J. Chenoweth, C. Hogan, S. Bostrom. GIRRRRL I got some gooood gossip! (L-R) Tanya Kidd, Hope Debbs, Danielle DeLoatch Sophomore Spies Are Right On Target Casey Hogan (Sec.), Craig Donofrio (Pres.) Sherry Bush Michael Callahan Scott Carpenter Ann Carroll Randy Cathey Vincent Cercone Andraniki Champagnie David Charleston Jodi Chenoweth Dianna Chiaramonte Doris Chiz Diane Clayton Joy Coffey Rosann Colbert Kimberly Cole Thomas Collier Krashania Commings Beth Compton Mary Beth Conlan Kelly Conway Katherine Corbett Audrey Covington Carla Criglear Tina Crisman Karina Cruz Traci Cygan Thomas Dantzler Jr. Everett Davis Ladre Davis Hope Debbs Lashawnda Debose Timothy Delattre Danielle Deloatch Linda Dempsey Jeffery Dertz Anthony Dixson Darryn Dombrowski James Donald Jr. Craig Donofrio Adam Dorsey Jennifer Dowdy SOPHOMORES 155 David Doyle Kathleen Dreher Debbie Duke Eileen Durkin Dwyn Dykman Steven Edgar Michael Enos Michael Ericksen Michelle Fagan Kelly Farrell Jerry Fields Tammye Flowers Daniel Flynn Steven Foster Sarah Frank Julie Friend Thomas Froberg Raymond Frye Renee Furlano Barbara Garner Jolene Gest Sandi Giggleman Brian Glickley Felicia Glispie Ron Golden Robert Gonzales Jenny Gramm Melissa Green Kimberly Griffin Raymond Gunaka Suzanne Hammer Brian Hammond Kimberly Hammons Daniel Hancock Eric Haney Marcus Hargrove Kenneth Hartwig Beatrice Harvey Kevin Hayden Jeffrey Hearne 156 SOPHOMORES Renee Vasquez and Melissa Leveille — go Hawaiian I Scott Hemesath David Herdzina Gabrieia Hernandez Maria Hernandez Angela Herrington Sheila Hick John Hilt Dana Hoffie Casey Hogan Paula Howard Charles Ivory Deirdre Jackson Edmond Jackson Robert Jarema Joseph Jaskula Kevin Johnson Jennifer Jones Kimberly Jones Scott Kaliski Michael Kane Rebekka Kanjo Tadge Kanjo Michelle Kara William Keeler Nancy Kelly Gerald Kessler Steve Kiaurakis Mike Krause; all psyched out while Jerry Fields’ thinking of becoming the next Howdy Doody. Tanya Kidd Kenneth Konecki Shelly Kozik Brian Kraatz Michael Krause James Krolczyk Aaron Krygowski Clarence Krygowski Kelly Krygowski Thomas Kustra Kimberly Lakoskey Barbara Lange Letrece Lanier Michael Leavy SOPHOMORES 157 Willis Lee Kristine Legg Tom Lennon Melissa Leveille Duane Lichey Gary Lindsey Mark Lohman James Lopez Carrie Luchene Guyanne Lufrano Mark Lyons Michael Mankiewicz Elizabeth Marcum Lisa Marcum Dennis Martin Helena Mathews Cynthia Maurer Jodelle Mazies Shenise McCarter Robert McFarlin Jacqueline McGee Sheree McGee Lisa McMahon James McNamara Thomas McQuaid Kristen Meckler Patrick Meeder William Meegan Matt Mersereau Steve Meyer Angela Miester Tyrone Miller Erika Millhouse Leslie Modory Lydia Mohead Joseph Montgomery Tina Moore Juan Moreno Donald Morin Lonnie Morris 158 SOPHOMORES Ken Konecki gives TOP SECRET information to the enemies. Heather Murphy Richard Myers Veronica Nachtwey Kathy Neeley Ronald Nelson Stacy Nelson Bill Nicholls Nicole Nicholson Darryl Oleson Chuck Osborn Leslie Ota Levita Owens Tracy Pagel Donald Panek Linda Passot Tony Pechota Bret Pechtold Kelly Pechtold Aleida Perez Kathi Perrizo Richard Perzely Angela Peters Michelle Popowski Pamela Postma Scott Praxl Joseph Pursel Steven Quirk Elizabeth Raczek Christine Rakowski Veronica Reed Jennifer Reznik Steven Rhein Valerie Roberson Shane Roberts Anthony Robinson Kenneth Robinson Kimberly Rockway Josephine Rodriquez Ransom Rodriquez Tina Royse Steven Ruppert SOPHOMORES 159 Charles Salamone Shari Sarna Dawn Sartori Nancy Schmidt Karin Scholten Gergory Schultz Mark Schultz Christine Schulz Gregory Seales Jill Sebastian Thomas Sendra Julie Seufert Dawn Shanley Dale Shirey Dawn Shirey Penny Siedlecki William Singer Derrick Skinner Kristie Skorupa Scott Sloop Annette Smaga Donald Smith Heather Smith Jacqueline Smith Tom Smith Lanissa Spear Gerald Stange Kevin Steele Steve Steele Traci Stewart Craig Stoltz William Sumner Tammy Tallo Bryan Tanis David Taylor Treena Taylor Mark Thompson Grace Thorne Moses Tillmon Martin Tulp Chris Tryon Ralph Udoni Michael VanHorn Renee Vasquez 160 SOPHOMORES Mmmmmm! Good Stuff, Mainard!! (Eileen Durkin) Kelly Pechtold takes time off of her busy schedule for a picture. Beauty and The Beast! (Michelle Popowski and Joe Pursel) Robert Vaughan Jose Velasquez Ramon Wade Tina Waitekus Regina Waldroup Michael Walker Stacy Wallace Kevin Walsh Darlene Walton Gerald Watters Laura Wedster Pam Welch Wendy White Anne Wielgorecki Lavincha Wilbon Susan Wilke Calvin Williams Carolyn Williams Darnell Williams Theresa Williams Jennifer Willis Robert Winn Makeba Wolfe Jamie Wright Jacqueline Wyke John Wyke Friends forever! (Nicole Nicholson and Gabriela Hernandez) SOPHOMORES 161 Freshmen Freshmen Students Recall Outstanding Parts Of Their Year!! Jenny Turngren- Homecoming, cause it was just about the only night I wasn't grounded! Also, because I went to a restaurant with Gabe-Parillo-She's weird!” Pam Szymczak- Mr. Wilkinson’s farm lectures and Fancy’s development of a new sport-window climbing. Tieshka Smith- The thing I will always remember is Mr. Wilkinson's enriching course in Global Studies Mr. Crater's wonderful Biology class. I've learned so much in there!” Theresa Petrakis- Boys, Boys, and more boys! 162 Tracy Bodie- Going out with a Junior and having fun while it lasted.” Mary Bak- When I hurt my leg and had to have a brace on in school. Terry Spell- My two weeks out for X-mas vacation.” Laura Zarajoza- I made the pom-pom squad this year! Kellie Wilbur- This year I made alot of new friends and had a great time at all the dances and I want to blow a big kiss to my favorite teacher-Mr. D.” James Rodriquez- When I had my car accident my teachers cheered me up.” Steve Collins- As soon as I got here I got suspended! Gerin Chuck- Its been the most boring year of my life.” Julie Grabowski- When I won the 110% award for volleyball! Greg Malone- ”1 played sophomore football.” This year’s freshman class has gone through a big change since grade school and have made it as freshmen with flying colors. This year, we did pretty well in Spirit Week by taking 3rd place over the seniors but next year we plan on showing just how much spirit the Class of '89 really has! — Mike Rinehart President FRESHMAN DIVISION 163 Freshmen Find Ratasha Adams Marcia Allen Patricia Allen Chris Ambers Fancy Anderson Martin Bacon Mary Bak Christina Ballman Brenda Banser Ezella Barner Robert Bartlett Shelley Bauer Terri Baumeist Susan Baumstein Angela Bauseman Tracy Bodie Derrick Bonaparte James Booker III LaShawnta Borders Michael Boyd Mark Bradley Karen Breen Gayle Britton Cassandra Brooks Ezra Brown Robert Bugner Robert Bullock Kristie Bulow Jennifer Burbatt Dora Burgess George Burts Greg Carnes Tony Carpenter Pauline Carrio Karrie Casey Paul CastAneda Norman Cerulli Gerrin Cheek Kimberly Clairborne 164 FRESHMAN Their Final Objective OFFICERS: Carol Egan (Treas.). Mike Rinehart (Pres.), Fancy Anderson (Sec.). Missing: Bill Leavy (Vice Pres.) Vanessa Clark George Clay Kimberly Cleary Da'Shawn Coleman Paul Coleman Tony Collins Tom Colvin Robert Conrad Cynthia Cortwright Lydia Cowger Michael Culver Diane Dandurand Charlotte Davis Darlene Davis Gerald Davis Henry Debose Anthony Demonte Gregory Deneka Jr. Cornelius Devine Paul Devine Ryan Devlin Cathy Dineen Shaunda Dixon Felicia Donald Holly Donato Jean Doyle Lee Dunn Patricia Durkin Sheila Dykema Larry Dykes Carol Egan Bernadette England Rebecca Evans Jim Faille Andrew Farrell Cyril Fernandez Mark Fischl April Flack Ronald Fox Oddis Friday Kathy Fudge Cathy Gallagher Michael Gallagher John Gee Norvette Gibbs Dana Gimino John Godfrey Jennifer Gold Julie Grabowski Nicholas Green Phi-Lon Green Bryan Griffin Tom Griffin Kimberly Grivakis Anjamin Grott Dana Guerra Michelle Gurick David Halvorsen Ann Harris Fontillist Harris Lawrence Harris Sheila Hartnett Todd Hartwig Vontrena Harvey Debra Heckler David Henschel Sandy Hernandez Marvin Hodo Amy Hogan Tom Hogan 166 FRESHMAN very interesting. Mike Rinehart wonders: Is it my after-shave? Jimmie Holder Christine Hotwagner Rachel Hotwagner Mark Huffman Karla Hughes Kimberly Hunt Kristine Hurta Mario Jacks Brandon Jackson Adrienne James Perry Jennings Chris Jermolowicz Clarence Johnson Leann Johnson Lytashia Johnson Stacey Johnson Alvin Jones Deshun Jones Donald Jones Reginald Jones Valerie Jones Bryan Jurgovan Robert Kalina James Kapnick Steve Kara Kathleen Kaufman Thomas Kearns Richard Kerley Jeffery Kinder Tim Kirkpatrick Michael Klootwyk Alicia Klotz Brian Koch Michael Kozik Kathleen Kruczek Some loyal freshmen watch the Braves’ victory. FRESHMAN 167 Michael Kuhlmann Lisa Kuzma Holly Lardio Marjorie Leavy William Leavy Jody Leslie Gabe Parrillo and Tracy Wrobleski: Best Friends Forever. Edward Lewis Angela Lindsey Scott Lloyd Maurice Lowe Wendy Lubek David Lynch James Mann Lisa Marek Derrick McCall Donald Mentink Lori Meskers Michael Mikolajczyk Jr. Karen Mikos Jennifer Miller Keith Miller Dan Misner Kayesha Mobley Tim Moen Lisa Mohr Tanya Moloney Regina Moore Mario Morales Gina Morin Gregory Morris Pete Morrone Keith Nelson James Nevin Jason Newton Anthony Nichols 168 FRESHMEN Coordination — demonstrated by David Hens chel. David Nixon Ed Noakes Thomas O’Brien Laura Odenbach Neil Olsen Kenneth Oneal Bill Opyd Dannette Osborn Genine Ousley Gabrielle Parrillo Renee Patton Krista Pavlowski John Payne Mike Pence Charles Peters Michael Petersen Patty Peterson Theresa Patrakis Brian Powers Frank Presto James Proper William Pursel Joseph Ramos Dawn Reddick Panthea Reese Frank Renn Lewis Richmond Jr. Carleton Riley Michael Rinehart Nadine Ritchey Lara Robilotta James Rodriguez Eric Rogers Peggy Rozema Craig Rushing 169 An enthusiastic group, aren’t they? Rhonda Rutz Lisa Samuelson David Sarna Laura Sartori Diane Saternus Maribeth Scanlan Christopher Schaefer Mark Schaffenberger Robert Schroeder Cheryl Sedlak Larry Seymour Cheryl Sharpe Laura Slota Charles Smith Tieshka Smith Billy Snyder Amber Sommers Jessye Sparkman Lamont Spear Terry Spell Michael Spencer Lena Spicer Paul Stepinski Collins Steven Shari Stoettner Pamela Streb Maryanne Stringer Melinda Stringer Donna Stroud Rodger Stroud Cindy Struebing Craig Stumbaugh Andrea Suett Catherine Swan Tye Swanson 170 FRESHMEN Chasin Swarn Pamela Szymczak Shari Taylor Jennifer Telios Jeffrey Thiery Nevin Thompson Randy Vanderwerf Dawn Vasquez Alex Velasquez Marie Venezia Sharyn Vinyard Anna Volson Michael Waichunas Yolanda Wakefield Herbert Walker Adlaine Walls Chuck Ward George Weatherspoon Lamont Weatherspoon Neil Weglarz Eugina Whalen Anjanette White Kellie Wilbur Catherine Williams Eric Williams James Williams Robina Williams Tara Williams Tommy Woestman Kim Wojtanowski Tracy Wrobleski Michael Yerkes Laura Zaragoza Kevin Zeug Jon Zukovich Jerry Sala: Cheerleader of the Year??? FRESHMEN 171 V h 9 ORLAND SQUARE 349-1190 Tuxedo Fashions On Cover Were Supplied By GINGISS FORMALWEAR 172 ADVERTISEMENTS Yearbook Index The 1986 Oracle Staff SENIORS Karen Abramic - 30. 50. 117, 118. 189 Janice Ambers ■ 118, 189 Mark Armor • 118. 189 Brian Arndt • 53. 118. 189 Michelle Baker • 54. 114. 118. 189 Lori Bailman - 118, 189 Kimberly Banowski 53. 114, 118, 189 Kelly Batsch - 117, 118, 189 Nancy Beaulieu • 31. 53. 118. 189 Rodney Beltler - 32. 101. 118. 189 Laura Belenske - 19. 29. 36. 118, 189 Lisa Belenske - 19. 118, 189 Sonja Bibbs - 31. 53. 116, 118. 189 Susan Billy - 60. 118. 189 Jeffrey Blakemore - 119, 189 Jose Blanco - 19. 115, 189 Janice Bodinet - 30. 31. 50. 52. 53. 114, 119, 189. 202 Joseph Bogutz - 20. 35. 58. 98. 99. 119, 189 Kelly Bourne - 119, 189 Vince Braverman • 1. 2. 3. 38. 58. 72. 119, 189 Khlm Bright • 119. 189 Catrice Brooks • 119, 189 Valtlna Brown • 120. 189 Kelly Budris • 120, 189 Richard Bullock - 120. 189 Lynn Burnson • 13. 30. 39. 40. 50. 54. 116. 120. 188. 189 Russ Callahan • 120. 140. 189 Melissa Callan - 120, 189 Jeff Carney - 120. 189 Mike Carr • 120, 189 Laura Casteneda - 18. 114, 120, 178. 189 Jeanine Centers - 2. 13. 15. 47. 98. 113, 117. 120, 139, 189 Mary Chiaro - 29. 120. 189 Raymond Clark • 120, 189 Joseph Cole - 87. 99. 114. 121. 122, 189 Sandy Collins - 121, 122. 189 Daryl Combs - 121, 122, 189 Tony Commings - 87. 88. 99. 100. 121, 122, 189 Pat Cooper • 72. 121. 122. 189 John Couture - 121, 122. 189 Daniel Craig - 121. 122, 189 Thomas Cronin - 54. 58. 100. 117, 122, 125, 188, 189 Katherine Cursio • 8. 9. 30. 40. 50. 54. 115, 119. 122, 139, 189 Lisa Czub • 122. 189 Mike Delattre - 82. 122, 189 Donna Dempsey - 54. 122. 189. 202 Karen Dillard - 115. 122, 189 Kevin Dillard - 4. 28. 34. 54. 58. 98. 115, 123. 140. 189 Stephanie Drag - 123. 189 Kathleen Durkin - 47, 113, 123. 188. 189 Kelly Egan - 53. 74. 123, 177. 189. 191 Elaine Eiduk • 123. 183. 189 Tina Enk - 30. 53. 115. 123. 189. 192 Joseph Evans - 38. 123. 189 Nlchelle Exton • 123. 189 Gary Ferguson - 115, 123. 189 Brian Floeckher - 58. 82. 98. 123, 189 Christina Frank - 12, 117, 123. 189 Robert Gallagher • 2. 38. 99. 100. 189. 124 Diane Gander - 124, 189 Charles Gerth - 116, 124, 189 Joseph Gest - 52. 124. 189 Marcus Gilbert • 124, 189 Krista Godfrey - 18. 90. 92. 114. 124. 189 Donna Gold - 124. 189 Pete Gonzales - 82. 124, 189 Richard Gonzales • 31. 58. 82. 125, 189 Cathy Grabowski - 30. 50. 117. 125, 189. 191. 202 Bill Griffin - 50. 52. 87. 125. 189 Michael Griffin - 125, 189 Stacey Gudgeon - 36. 50. 114. 125. 139. 189 Linda Guinn - 125, 189 Bill Hammer 50. 54. 114, 125, 189 Cyndle Harnish - 18. 125, 189 Michael Hayden • 126, 189 Debra Hayes • 1. 28. 78. 126, 139. 189 George Hemesath • 23. 189 Ron Hensler • 126. 189 Jill Hill - 126, 189. 191 Laura Hill • 31. 53. 126, 189 Glen Hines • 117, 126. 189 Joe Hines - 126. 189 Lisa Howard • 30. 53. 126, 188. 189 Lesly Huguelet - 54. 92. 115. 126, 189 Diane Huntsey - 115. 126, 189 Larisa Jennings • 92. 117, 126, 189 Michelle Kane - 127, 189 Barbara Karlin - 30, 127. 188, 189 Kelly Kennedy • 31. 50. 53. 127. 150. 188. 189 Jennifer Kessler 29. 127 Deanna Klbelkis - 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166 David Halvorsen • 166 A Harris • 166 Fontillist Harris • 166 Lawrence Harris - 59 Sheila Hartnett - 166 Todd Hartwlg • 59. 166 Vontrena Harvey • 166 Debra Heckler • 15. 23, 31, 74. 166 David Henschel - 63. 166, 168 Sandy Hernandez - 166 GOOD LOCK CLASS Of 86 MEhCN Booster Cub (Parents Giving a HELPING HAND) _OFFlCERS_________________ Gladys t Jim Schuler- President diary S Ted Maurer - Vice Pres. 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Mr. + Mrs. Srbeitner Kitty Grahouiski Secretaries Publicity Marvin Hodo • 166 Amy Hogan • 140. 166 Tom Hogan - 166 Jimmie Holder • 167 Christine Hotwagner • 9. 23. 60. 79. 101, 167 Rachel Hotwagner - 61. 167 Mark Huffman • 167 Karla Hughes ■ 167 Kimberly Hunt - 23. 167 Kristine Hurta • 23, 94. 167 Mario Jacks - 87, 167 Brandon Jackson • 59. 167 Adrienne James - 167 Perry Jennings • 59. 167 Chris Jermolowlcz • 59. 83. 167 Clarence Johnson • 59. 167 Leann Johnson • 87. 167 Lytashia Johnson - 88. 167 Stacey Johnson - 31. 61. 167 Alvin Jones • 59. 167 Oeshun Jones - 59. 167 Donald Jones • 59. 167 Reginald Jones • 59. 167 Bryan Jurgovan - 167 Robert Kalina - 167 James Kapnlck • 59. 83. 167 Steve Kara - 59. 83. 167 Kathleen Kaufman - 71. 72. 167, 169 Thomas Kearns - 41. 167 Richard Kerley - 23. 167 Jeffery Kinder - 167 Tim Kirkpatrick • 81. 83. 167 Michael Klootwyk - 166. 167 Alicia Klotz - 16. 23. 31. 50. 167, 202 Brian Koch • 59. 167 Michael Kozik - 167 Kathleen Kruczek • 31. 167 Lisa Kuzma - 167 Michael Kuhlmann • 63. 168 Holly Lardio • 168 Marjorie Leavy - 72, 168 William Leavy • 59. 140, 160, 191 Jody Leslie - 168 Edward Lewis - 59. 168 Angela Lindsey - 168 Scott Lloyd • 168 Maurice Lowe - 168 Wendy Lubek - 61. 79. 140. 160 David Lynch • 168 James Mann - 22, 59. 81. 168 Lisa Marek - 168 Donald Mentink • 168. 196 Lori Meskers - 61. 79. 168 Michael Mikolajczyk • 23. 83 Karen Mlkos • 74. 168 Jennifer Miller - 168 Keith Miller - 168 Dan Misner • 168 Kayesha Mobley - 5. 61. 168 Lisa Mohr • 168 Tanya Moloney - 168 Regina Moore - 168 Mario Morales • 23. 168 Gina Morin - 61. 140. 168 Gregory Morris - 23. 59. 140, 168 Pete Morrone • 168 Keith Nelson - 59. 73. 168 James Nevin • 168 Jason Newton - 168 Anthony Nichols - 168 David Nixon - 59 Ed Noakes • 23 Kenneth Oneal - 59. 169 Bill Opyd - 169 Dannette Osborn • 169 Genine Ousley - 94. 169 Gabrlelle Parrillo - 61. 168. 169 Renee Patton ■ 169 Krista Pavlowski - 169 John Payne - 169 Mike Pence - 23. 169 Charles Peters - 169 Karl Peterson - 87. 169 Patty Peterson • 169 Theresa Petrakls • 169 Brian Powers - 83. 169 Frank Presto • 87, 169 James Proper - 169 William Pursel - 169 Joseph Ramos - 101, 169 Dawn Reddick - 169 Panthea Reese ■ 169 Frank Renn • 67. 169 Carleton Riley • 59. 169 Lewis Richmond - 169 Michael Rinehart - 59. 83. 165. 166, 169, 191 Nadine Ritchey - 23. 169 Lara Robllotta - 23. 65. 169 James Rodriguez • 23, 169, 196 Eric Rogers - 59. 87. 169 Peggy Rozma - 79. 169 Craig Rushing - 169 Rhonda Rutz - 88. 170 Lisa Samuel son - 170 David Sarna • 170 Laura Sartori - 61. 164. 170 Diane Saternus • 170 Maribeth Scanlan • 170 Christopher Schaeffer - 170 Mark Schaffenberger • 170 Cheryl Sedlak • 23. 50. 170 Larry Seymour • 59, 83. 167, 170 Cheryl Sharpe • 170 Robert Schroeder - 170 Laura Slota • 170 Charles Smith - 59. 170 Tieshka Smith - 31. 61. 170 Amber Sommers - 170 Billy Snyder • 170 Jessye Sparkman • 170 Lamont Spear - 59. 73. 170 Terry Spell • 170 Michael Spencer - 59. 83. 170. 190 Lena Spicer - 23, 170 Collin Steven - 170 Paul Stepinskl • 170 Shari Stoettner • 23. 61. 79. 170 Donna Stroud - 72, 170 Rodger Stroud - 101. 170 Pamela Streb • 23. 88. 170 Maryann Stringer • 23, 170 Melinda Stringer • 170 Cindy Stueblng ■ 170 Craig Stumbaugh • 170 Tye Swanson • 59. 170 Andrea Suett 170 Catherine Swan • 170 Pamela Szymczak - 65. 171 Shari Taylor - 171 Jennifer Tellos - 65. 171 Jeffrey Thlery - 171 Nevin Thompson - 59. 171 Randy Vanderwerf - 171 Dawn Vasquez • 171 Alex Velaszuez - 171 Marie Venezia • 171 Sharyn Vlnyard • 171 Anna Volson • 171 Michael Walchunas • 23. 171 Herbert Walker - 171 Adlaine Walls - 79. 171 Chuck Ward • 23. 59. 171 Yolanda Wakefield • 171 George Weatherspoon • 23. 59. 171 Lamont Weatherspoon - 171 Neil Weglarz • 171 Eugina Whalen - 171 Anjanette White • 88. 94. 171. 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BE A FASHION MODEL n LJ Kathy Cursio Dave MensL Joe Camarillo Lori Roberts Paul Schuler Tom Olson Stacy Gudgeon Winston Smith Dee Kibelkis Barb Karlin Martin Willis Tom Olson Patti 0 Connor BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED BEST DANCER FUNNIEST HAPPIEST MOST POPULAR MOST INTELLIGENT MOST ATHLETIC MOST ADMIRED MOST RELIABLE MOST UNDERSTANDING MOST AMBITIOUS MOST COURTEOUS MOST OUTGOING MOST TALKATIVE MOST SPIRIT BIGGEST SMILE BIGGEST LAUGH BIGGEST EXAGGERATOR WILD CRAZY QUIETEST iL Jr GUYSJ —IGIRLS Mike Schultz Mike Schultz Tom Cronin Joe Bogusz Kevin Nash Joe Bogusz Mark Krizik Kevin Dillard Martin Willis Mark Krizik Martin Willis August Konie Mark Krizik Tom Cronin Joe Evans Kevin Nash Kevin Dillard Joe Bogusz Bill Mentink Lori Roberts Carrie Wilson Lori Roberts Stacy Gudgeon Karen Abramic Jeanine Centers Lynn Bumson Dee Kibelkis Dee Kibelkis Andrea Rooney Andrea Rooney Lynn Burnson Kelly Konecki Kelly Kennedy Lisa Howard Jeanine Centers Cindy Postma Jill Hill Cathy Grabowski Kathy Durkin Kelly Rockrohr L J t. KILL Dress for Success. Realize the power of paisley! Do you have a closet full of clothes but nothing to wear? Are you tired of being a plain Jane?” If your wardrobe could say something about you, would it be able to stop laughing? Well, now is the time to assert your hidden fashion sense! No one was born to be a frump” — it’s the evolution that was allowed to happen ... but it's not too late!! Explore the darkest corners of your imagination and pull out some ideas. Take a good look at them and go with your feelings. Your appearance says a lot about who you are: If you're wild and outgoing, wear bright colors with designs and unconstructed shapes. If you’re on the quiet side, choose monochromatic tones and more tailored styles with simple accessories. Bring your true personality Out of the Closet!” Good taste is always in style. 190 ,..'i Be a flirt! Choose a long, tight skirt. of it. Make the scene in these printed jeans. 191 HAIR: the long and the Surf’s Up! Be dynamically different Step out in style! or sweet and sassy! 192 Floral prints made a big hit this year. Guess what! Gucci and Guess products are here! Deigo Tee's and Coca-Cola Classics. I--------------------------------------------------- - On these pages, you’ve seen some of the many ■ l ways Bremen students have expressed their indi- ■ viduality. In today's society, anything goes, so why I not be a Trend-setter instead of a Fad-follower? I Looking your best means feeling your best, so I promote your greatest feature: YOU!!! Make your move on the beach in Hurraches. Only The Suave Survive! 'Rehearsals T re Maestro Henry Mazur came to B.H.S. to give a lecture to our gifted students. After Maestro’s lecture, he asked if Bremen had a chorus. I said ’yes’ and he said he’d like to hear them. The boys had just arrived so I asked them to sing their contest piece. After they finished, Maestro Mazur said that he wanted them to sing with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra next season. Thinking he was joking, I said ’ok’. He wasn’t joking and the rest is history! The performances were on March 10 April 21. — Otis Branch The Chicago Symphony's Associate Conductor, Henry Mazur, discusses a technical point with Mr. Branch, as they prepare the Male Ensemble for its debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Branch plays the score as Maestro Mazur notates his interpretation. Close scrutiny is the way Maestro Mazur works. 194 SYMPHONY The ensemble finally sings as Maestro Mazur oversees its performance. SYMPHONY 195 PERFORMANCE From this close-up of Bremen Male Ensemble, we recognize in Row 1: Tim Scarver, Soloist, Jones Johnson, Soloist, Shawn Sutton, James Rodriquez, Bobby Wyche, James Tate, Soloist, Ransom Rodriquez, Matt Sendra, Adam Dorsey; Row 2: Erik Lubek, Kevin Gonzales, Daryl Malone, Donald Mentink, Jerrill Flournoy, Roger Spencer, Soloist, Robert Dorsey, Soloist, Scott Cloud, Kim Dilworth, Brian Mohr; Row 3: Jack Lowe, Robert Polk, Andre Jordan, John Wells, Vernell Eubanks, Vincent Richardson, Anthony Sullivan, Edmond Jackson. Mr. Branch takes a well-deserved bow along with Maestro Yampotsky. The ensemble received a standing ovation. Finally, we get to see the Bremen High School Male Ensemble with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Russian Conductor, Victor Yam-polsky is directing. From our box seats, we get to see the Magnificence of Orchestra Hall. Chicago Champs Visit Bremen We're so bad we know we’re good, Blowing your mind like we knew we would, We’re not here to start no trouble We’re just here to do the SUPER BOWL SHUFFLE”. And so they did with the enthusiasm of everyone. By the time January 26th arrived, Bears' shirts, buttons and hats were seen everywhere. Even the Art Institute and the Picasso had fallen under the Super Bowl spell and proudly wore Bears' headbands and helmets. So there was no doubt that the Booster Club's fund raiser featuring the Super Bowl Champs vs the Bremen coaches would be an event to remember. As the final score reflects, the Braves gave their best effort but were still defeated 67-66. GOOD NEWS BEARS 99 Tyrone Keys 27 Dave Duerson 68 Jim Osborne 62 Mike Cobb 74 Andy Frederick 54 Reguy Sorry Brave Coaches 10 Tim Leffler 42 John D’ Ambrosio 44 Brad Johnson 54 Ed Novak 50 Dale Augustine 52 Bob Smith 22 George Morgan 30 Kevin O' Donnell 46 Bill Yukich 20 Bob Hancock 14 Ed Melby The man who always puts down women but judging from his performance, any woman could have out played hlm.-Mr. 0 Mr. Nowak has definitely gone down hill since his University of Illinois days! He can’t even follow the ball. Hey Brad Johnson, we thought using Stick-Um for better ball Coach Augustine- Little man to BIG control was against regulation. Andy Fredericks. 198 Rookie teacher, Mr. Leffler, displayed an enormous amount of athletic ability including this defensive move on Jim Osbourne. ;urioW 199 Bremen Vs. Good News Bears And Bears Dave Duerson calls upon the all mighty to achieve a victory over our Braves. Speedy Tyrome Keys waits for the rest of the pack to catch up to him. Bremen Braves warm up before, the game to give the awaiting audience a good laugh. Mr. Yukich- Why are you jumping while everybody else is still on the ground? Mr. Nowak guards to the best of his ability but falls short in the final seconds. . Bear Down To Victory Dave Duerson bolts down the court with Coach Augustine and sinks one. (ABOVE). 'Bird Legs' Yukich holds up both arms in the hope of catching the rebound, but we all know that he didn’t (BELOW). The Good News Bears are always willing to give an autograph to an interested fan. ‘he 1986 Undercover Team SENIOR STAFF Cathy Grabowski-Editor Carrie Wilson Janice Bodinet Donna Dempsey JUNIOR STAFF Tom Ramsey Brian Franc Dan Stoettner Dawn Chenoweth Samer Kanjo Cheri Perrizo Connie Kaufman Steve Gallagher Karen Brady Melanie Butzow Lynette Waichunas Lisa Schuck Chris Terlep Lisa Nicastro Donna Vaughan SOPHOMORE STAFF Sue Bostrom Guyanne Lufrano Jeff Hearne Craig Donofrio Dianna Chiarmonte Jodi Chenoweth Linda Dempsey Kelly Farrell Grace Thorne Bob Vaughan Annette Smaga Nancy Schmidt Pam Postma FRESHMAN STAFF Becky Evans Shari Stoettner Alicia Klotz ARTWORK Melanie Butzow Special thanks to Mr. Kane his photography club. 202 Being Editor of the Arrow has meant a lot to me. I have had a part in putting together a successful memory of 1986. It is extremely difficult to make such a book and without the talented bunch of hardworking members, it would have never been printed. In early September, we all noticed the first signs of Mrs. Rowe, a note on the office door-'Meeting-Thursday 7:30. We were all anxious. What is the theme? Will I get the exciting pages? Who else is on the staff? But most of all, will it be fun? The answer was yes. Although we worked very hard, we found ourselves proud of the new look the yearbook had. We all became close even though this year's staff has out-numbered any in the past. We had so many ideas and they all seemed to work. We sold candies, flowers, and bunnies to raise money. It was definitely hard work with trying times but we did it and here's the result. I hope you all enjoy it and appreciate the effort. A thanks goes out to all my fellow Arrow workers, most of all Mrs. Rowe, for putting up with us and sticking it out to the end. It's been great and Good Luck next year. Cathy Grabowski Staff photographer, Craig Donofrio. Staff Beauty, Kelly Farrell. Business Manager. Sue Bostrom. 203 The 1985-86 school year was interesting and fulfilling for the Senior class. Graduation is the time we reflect on these four years of hard work, filled with obstacles, and find that our times spent here were somehow full of inspiration. This enables us to do our best in the future and overcome anything in our paths when striving to achieve our goals. Jeanine Centers Senior Class President m