Bremen High School - Arrow Yearbook (Midlothian, IL)

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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

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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

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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