Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

PUBLISHED BY CUDAHY HIGH SCHOOL, CUDAHY, WISCONSIN 1961-62 VOL. 39 CONTENTS Faculty Page 12 Cudahy Candids Page 22 Activities Page 40 Clubs Page 58 Athletics Page 74 Classes Page 94 Seniors Page 97 Underclassmen Page 110 Sponsors Page 126 PHOTO CREDITS John Chmielewski Reminder Enterprise Dick Szabrowicz Don Stonek Demos Studio Jeness Studio 6 ARROW STAFF Through the untiring efforts of our staff through the school year the big changes in '62 were a doubled-size yearbook, new foremat and pro- spective in covering the years academic, social, athletics, and extra curricular life at C. H. S. The staff would also like to express thanks to Ruth Gaidosh for the help she has given us. Mr. Walter Ploetz Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION A Mr. Erwin Bessler Director B Mrs. Helen Drewek Recording Secretary C Mr. Andrew Bong Director D Mr. Robert Cassidy President E Mr. Harmon Martindale Director F Mr. Edward Gomer Director G Mr. Robert Lynde Director H Mr. Emil Mandl Vice-President I Mr. Walter Ploetz Superintendent To the Class of '62 The extent to which you have profited dur- ing your four years in high school has depended largely on the seriousness with which you have attacked the work assigned. Graduation from high school is only a be- ginning. It affords you the opportunity to go further and gain more training for the life ahead. PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE College and industry offer the important fields for the furutre training. In both fields more hard work lies ahead and your ultimate success depends in large measure on the effort you put forth and the preparation you have made for your future. Have you done your best in high school? I hope you have and that success will be your reward. B. E. Hogue 12 FACULTY O MR. ROBERT E. SEEGER Mr. Robert E. Seeger has a variety of duties to perform as vice-principal. Teacher and period schedules, program making, assemblies, transportation, discipline, building and grounds are all part of his work. Girls Director of Guidance MRS. BROWNING MR. LOUIS F. BAROCCI MISS ELGIE BEEDE MR. GERALD BENKA MRS. DOROTHY W DICK B.S., M.S. B.E., M.S. Ph. B. Mechanical Drawing Basic Business English B.A. Woodwork Typing Varsity Basketball Coach Latin Shorthand Assistant Football Coach English MR. SAMUEL FALBO MR. THOMAS E. GILL MR. MYRON F. GOKE MR. RICHARD A, GRANUM B.S., M.A. B.S. B.E. French Senior Social Problems Attendance Officer Algebra B.S., M.S. Guidance General Science Debate 18 MISS SHARON L. HAYDEN B.S. Advanced Speech Sophomore English Dramatic Club Advisor Forensic Contest Chairman Senior Class Play MRS. MARY JOHNSTONE B.S. Physical Education First Aid Home Nursing Mermaids Girl's Athletic Association MISS VICTORIA HELWIG B. A. English Pacer MR. JAMES F. HIGHLAND B.A., M.S, U.S. History Family Relations Packer Splashers Swim Club MR. STEVE HOFFMANN B.S,, M,S. Physical Education First Aid Hygiene B-Team Basketball Coach Varsity Track Coach MISS GERDA KOCH MR. EDWIN W. MR. TED KUECKER KROENING B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. Physical Education B.E. Art Hygiene English Arrow Cheerleaders General Science Camera Club Pep Club Basic Business German 19 MISS FLORENCE LEMCKE MR. JOSEPH KUKOR B.E., M.A. Physical Education Hygiene Varsity Football Coach Recreation MRS. JEAN LANGE B.M. Choruses A Cappella Two Girls Glee Clubs MR. DONALD LA VERTY B.S. Driver Education General Science B. A. Shorthand Typing Office Practice MRS. DIANE H. LINDENAU MR. HAROLD F. LORENZ B.S.. M.M. MR. CLIFFORD E. MC LIMANS MRS. DOROTHY S. MEESSEN B.S. Band B.E. B.S. English Junior Class Play Instrumental Lessons Industrial Arts Audio Visual Projectors Club Freshman Basketball Coach English Spanish 20 MRS. DOROTHY MELBY B.S. General Foods Foods I, II. Ill, IV National Honor Society Sponsor MR. NICK MILINOVICH B.E. B.S., M. A. Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing Varsity Football Assistant Coach Varsity Volleyball Coach MRS. DAWN B. MILLER B.S. Intermediate Algebra Trigonometry Advanced Algebra Analytic Geometry Practical Mathematics MR. DONALD E. MURPHY B. S., M. A. Typing Stenography Arrow Sales MR. FREDERICK F. MRS. BEATRICE PORTER MR. JAMES B. MISS MARGARET MURPHY B.S. REINERIO SCANNELL B.A., M.A. Biology B.E. B.E., M.A. General Science General Science Bookkeeping and Ac- English Biology couting Paramedical Careers Chemistry Varsity Cross Country Basic Business Club Coach Assistant Track Coach 21 MR. CHARLES E. MISS ELIZABETH MISS ADELE MR BRUNO V. SCHULZ SERFLEK SKOLASKI SLOT W INSKI B. S. B. E. B. A. B.E., M.S. Georgraphy Plane Geometry Speech Correction General Science World History General Science Physical Science Senior Social Elementary Physics Problems Algebra Science Club Student Council Future Teachers Freshman Football American Field Of America Coach. Service MRS. JENNIE E. SUTTON B.S. Clothing Foods Interior Decorating MISS DOROTHY MR. JOHN D. WALTER MR. RICHARD A, WALCH B. A. WOERFEL B. E., B.S. U. S. History M. S. Library Varsity Tennis Coach B Team Football Library Round Table Coach Varsity Golf Coach 22 Principal's Secretary Mrs. Betty Schneider Cliff Furdek and Tom Paul CUDAHY CANDIDS Watch your sharps, Susie I Rebels With a Cause. Pupils Try a ‘Dressdowri and Get Dressing Down The principal of Cudahy high school sent many of his seniors home Thursday morn- ing for wearing what he called outlandish costumes. The seniors were told to re- turn when they were dressed properly. Many of them came back immediately and others planned to return later in the day. They'd better, said the principal. Bernard Hogue. The seniors called the event Dressdown day. Girls wore gaily colored clothing and some did not bother to w their hair, boys also wore gay colored and bright neckties. Hogue and his assistant. Robert Seeger, called the sen- iors into the gym. “We don't recognize any- thing called Dressdown day, lie said later. I sent them home because school board regulations call for proper dress, in conventional cloth- ing.” Hogue said none of the pupils was indecently dressed. Not all of the 150 seniors wore costumes. Some of them rode around the school on bicycles. We can't have any fun around here any more,” one girl wailed. They cut out our pigtail day. too. We were just trying to have a litUe fun. Our Pops Are Tops! 30 Oh, for an I. B. M. Electric! 31 OFFGUARD MOMENTS Who Put My Lock On Backward? You Don't Say? Pekar! Wake Up! Where Am I? TEACHERS LARGE :r We Go Again! HOME - COMING 1961 Serving as attendants for Queen Kathy Buchmann and King Marty Martin- dale were Susan Dom- browski and Richard May- otte, Paula Hanson and Joe Crapitto, Joan Psket and Mark Milinovich, and Pat Sadowski and Jerry Plevak. Pat Sadowski, The Blizzarding weather which accompanied our Home- coming parade on October 19, 1961, did not dampen our spirit, but it did not add to the appearance of the floats. However, the Library Round Table captured the trophy for having the most decorative float with the cleverest theme, Choo, Choo 'em Out. 42 Queen Paula Hanson, Kathy Buchmann, Joan Psket, and Susan Dombrowski. PRODUCTION--LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Steiner, Arnold Lueders, Cecilia Thomas, Joe Kucera. PUBLICITY—LEFT TO RIGHT: Cecilia Thomas, Joanne Macek, Dorelene McQuown, Georgia Byn- ders, Laurie Bedusek. SENIOR 46 CLASS PLAY Children Bob Schimdt, Diane Popwski, Carl Fieber Hospital Staff Tom Weinstock, Susan Pavlovich Inmates Jerome Pape Irene Nagy, Jay Bedusek Sharon Martin, Karen Ehmke Mrs, Savage Ruth Ollmann JR. CLASS PLAY PLAY DIRECTOR, Mrs. D. Lindenau PRODUCTION DIRECTOR, Mrs. D. Meessen People of the town: Karen Kuchma, Charlotte Brenner, Jacklyn Pflanzer, Margaret Paszkowski, Richard Perse, Gloria Sawchuk, Joan Zsebe. Stage Managers: John Chojnacki, David Bieniek, Richard Perse, Norman Siegel. Costumes: Susan Fojtik, Denise Donnelly, Kathleen Gresser, Sandra Hammen. CAST Make-up: Irene Nagy, Susan Fojtik, Sandra Hammen, Janice Klug, Sally Snamiska, Gloria Zulkowski. Lights: John Dovi, Kenneth Carlson, Bonnie Roelke. Sets: Steve Motel, Karen Henning, Sally Dallmann, Ellen Schab- la. Tickets: Kenneth Lee. Typing: Dennis Wendell, Bonnie Roelke. Stage Manager . . Dr. Gibbs .... Joe Crowell . . . Howie Newsome . Mrs. Gibbs .... Mrs. Webb .... George Gibbs . . . Rebecca Gibbs . . Wally Webb . . . Emily Webb . . . Professor Willard . Mr. Webb .... Simon Stimson . . Mrs. Soames . . . Constable Warren . Sam Craig .... Joe Stoddard . . . Emily as a little girl . . . .George Janto . . . Joseph Pociask . . . Brian Schlueter . . . .Gary Greicar . . . Jane Howland . . .Frances Valuch . . . . Ray Sliwicki . . Mary Alessandri . . . Ronald Katisch . . Susan Soderland David Czemiakowski . . . Arnold Bruette . . . Thomas Ravasz . . .Carol Buchholz . . . .Victor Frome . . .Stanley Buerger ..........Carl Papp . . . • Sandra Shaw PROM 1961 King Robert Laketa and Queen Annette DeLuca reigned over the 1961 Junior Prom, Sayonara. Serving as attendants were Jay Bedusek and Susan Pavlovich, Tom Ewert and Joanne Macek, Tom Kurtin and Susan Lambert, Robert Jursik and Ruth Oll- mann, Joe Mulqueen and Joan Totka, and Michael Schulte and Jilloyn Bird. A CAPPELLA ROW ONE, Left to Right; Kathleen Bowe, Carol Gehle, Patricia Perkins, Patricia Prelog. ROW TWO; Sharon DonaldOsborne, Raymond Sliwicki, Michael Barnes, Sadowski, Dennis Wendell, Peter Walczak, David DIRECTOR G lor ia Pla chinsk i, Andrea Beard, Shirley Helgeland, Mazzolari, V i c k i e Kunesh, Vermetta Rapant, Nancy kA n c t I A kl C David Dallman, Robert Schmidt, James Skalitzky, Harry V Ko. I. LANOfc Gloyer. NOT PICTURED: Lois Seiy. Susan Dombrowski, Carol Zunker, Annette DeLuca, Dennis Miller, Carl Fieber, Leslie Otto, Tandeki, Beverly Jilla, Virginia Langridge, Nancy Kotke, Dale Helm, Gary Kalman, Joan Totka. ROW THREE: Gloria Rynders, Renee Frank, Ruth Sem inaro, Patricia Bieniek, Ronald Nuszbaum, Susan Lambert, Suzanne Povolo, Merry Malm berg, ROW FOUR: Carol Da 11man, Robert Dertz, Fred Marko, Ronald Mijikovich, Herman Mayer, John Kalawa, Barba ra Varsik. ROW FIVE: Sally Da liman, Sharon Marquardt, Elaine Diebold, Udvare, Patrick Jeffords, Beverly Mays, Sharon Sch weitzer, Sandra Virovatz, Suzanne 53 TOP ROW: Ralph Becker, John Nelson, Susan A1 Petrovs, Alfred Jodar, Barbara Meessen, Robert Lenore Krzywkowski. FOURTH ROW: Susan Pavlo FIFTH ROW: Stanley Palkowitz, Ronald Gouin, SIXTH ROW: Richard Plahna, Michael Valasek, Ollmann. EIGHTH ROW: Patricia Hoffman, Pat Zsebe, Muriel Czarnecki, Richard Krzywkowski. BAND DIRECTOR H. LORENZ brecht, Richard Andrews, Peter Roth, Fred Petrie, Jay Bedusek, Daniel Dietrich. SECOND ROW: Steve Nagy, Victor Weaver, Ronald Kohlhardt. THIRD ROW: John Pavlovich, Celeste Cieszynski, Michae 1 Riccio, Carol Buchholz, vich, Joan Romanowski, Martin Valasik, George Nagy, Carol Martinek, Dorien Babcock, Eric Plahna, Judith Romanowski. Richard Perse, Ruth Dom inski, Oneida Maslin, Barbara McCord, Karen Ehmke, Gloria Sawchuk, Edward Sobczak. Nancy Kothrade, Cynthia Adams, Sandra Gaiko, John Schwarz, Elizabeth Soltes. SEVENTH ROW: Mark Stever, Mary ricia Ba Id win, Judith Holt, Carlin Trottier, Jane Howland. NINTH ROW: David Czemiakowski, Ruth Ollmann, Joan ELEVENTH ROW: Mr. Lorenz. ABSENT: Frank Kurucz. 55 GIRLS GLEE ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sandra Bennett, Carol Kasar, Charlene Stevens, Susan Snamiske, Patricia Dovi, Janice Bird, Suzanne Smith, Lorraine Eisner, Margaret Kuchma. ROW TWO: Dorothy Merlin, Bonnie Leavitt, Vema Rodman, Nancy Chojnacki, Patricia Piwaron, Sheila Stronn, Carol Blanchette, Ruth Mickalski, Jean Dombrowski, Carol Hofmeister, Kathleen Stone. ROW THREE: Arline Zopf, Linda Hanson, Sandra Graham, Dian Ryan, Diane Litkowiec, Carolyn Laketa , Karen Phinney, Sally Snamiska, Carol Trinkl, Jacqueline Hakow, Sheila Bares, Muriel Droste, Colleen Kresser. ROW FOUR: Kathleen Schermerhom, Judy Strom, Karen Henning, Karen Granditzke, Carol Martinek, Carol Littleton, Sandra Paul, Penelope Nemeth, Jean Littman, Sharon Wirhanowicz, Kathleen Buchman, Diane Janes, Diane Lukas, Janet Bruette. ROW FIVE: Mary Ann Belsky, Roberta Nowakowski, Patti Leavitt, Sandra Kremis, Carol Kobb, Linda Beckemeier, Jane Polacek, Diana Turczyn, Sandra Chovanec, Kay Tierney, Bonnie Pietz, Shirley Greinke, Alice Bum- side. 56 BEGINNER’S GIRLS GLEE ROW ONE, Left to Right: Kathleen Sobieszczyk, Patti Borden, Linda Wirhanowicz, Janice Gehle, Rene Gibeault, Linda Schmutzler. ROW TWO: Cynthia Severson, Barbara Duwe, Patricia Ryan, Sandra Schwellinger, Colleen Smith, Mary Ann Vodnik, Joan Gresser, Harriet Langfeldt. ROW THREE: Jean Milinovich, Pearl Weege, Bonnie Laskowski, Vicki DeSalvo, Linda Langosch, Sandra Orr, Harriet Ciszewski, Deborah Faran. ROW FOUR: Sue Macek, Constance Dom- browski, Linda Langfeldt, Sandra Taube, Karen Gerek, Brenda Seneff, Judith Johnson, Charleen Barry, Nancy Herbacek. ROW FIVE: Pam Betz, Virginia Gloyer, Diane Rutkoski, Susan Tonn, Linda Curler, Sandra McQuown, Beth Girard, Carolyn Czamecki, Catherine Littman. ROW SIX: Jean Wendt, Beverly Niemiec, Sandra Bergman, Cynthia Weed, JoAnn Brenner, Dorothy Borrman, Julianna Hesiak, Mary Sadowski, Rosemary Kuhrt, Celeste Cieszynski, Kay Bigger. ROW SEVEN: Dorelen McQuown, Virgnia Scott, Judith Soderland, Anthonette Selensky, Patricia Wiech, Judy Venus, Judy Wickman, Janet Strom, Jean St. Claire, Janet Wagner. ROW EIGHT: Cheryl Victoreen, Janet Konas, Kathleen Court, Gail Nied, Karen Nordall, Darlene Roskoski, Sandra Helstowski, Norrine Krawczyk, Jeanne Spengler, Cheryl McFall, Linda Downing, Joann Hajduck. NOT PICTURED: JoAnn Krajnak, Susan Last, Marilyn Leavitt, Pamela Pav- la sek. 57 CLUBS - •i-- ■'� •'£. i. ,, ■r’' •� . - 1. ■■ SraaraateJiSra : The prime activity of the Student Council is the American Field Service Program. Home- coming activities, compiling attendance records, scholastic awards, and the election of class officers are other important projects taken on by council members who represent each advisory. Giovanni John Mazzolari, this year's foreign exchange student, comes to us from Brescia, Italy. His C. H. S. “brother is Jay Bedusek, whose parents provide a home away from home for John. In Italy, John enjoys skiing while in America he played guard on our football squad and participated in volleyball and tennis. 60 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. Schulz, Advisor; Robert Schmidt, President; John Mazollari, AFS Student; Cecilia Thornes, Sec- retary; Jean Dombrowski, Treasurer; Kathleen Helgeson, Vice- President. ROW TWO: Barbara Wise, Jane Polasek, Charlene Stevens, Diane Popowski, Lois Puccio, Phyllis Thornes, Julie Hesiak, Darlene Roskowski. ROW THREE: Celeste Cieszynski, Colleen Smith, Sandra Schwellinger, Ruth Seminaro, Carol Greiner, Karen Granditzke, Thomas Weinstock, Kenneth Wes- ley, Irene Nagy, Larry Pendzich, Stan Palkowitcz, Ken Jacab- owski, Beth Girard. ROW FOUR: Gloria Gaworski, Judy Wick- man, Frances Valuch, Richard Krzywkowski, Pat Baldwin, Barbara Meessen, Jay Bedusek, Karen Kuchma, Donna Schultz, Margaret Kuchma, Roger McLimans, Sue Macek, John Pavlovich, Ruth Bietow. ROW FIVE: Robert Jursik, Dennis Wendell, Jane Howland, Cynthia Adams, Carol Bucholz, Lorraine Spies, Sharon Martin, Carl Feiber, Victor Petros, Thomas Ravasz, Robert Moravec. LIBRARY ROUND TABLE ROW ONE: Janis Pavlasek, Cecelia Thornes, Judy Wick- man, Bonnie Raddatz, Colleen Kresser. ROW TWO: Miss Walsh, Gloria Sawchuk, Barbara Varsik, Bonnie Woltring, Martha Sidlik, Dorothy Chandler, Nancy Kotke. Besides its regular duties of maintaining our school library, the Library Round Table sponsored a record hop, faculty tea, and provides interesting bulletin boards for the students. In addition, the LRT buys CARE packages. The school is represented at the State Historical Convention through the club’s money raising projects taken on through the school year. ROW ONE: Carol Hofmeister, Kathleen Kujawa, Patricia Doperalski, Jacqueline Schroettner, Janice Czemejewski, Sharon Schultz, Jacqueline Hakow, Catherine Littmann, Sandra Paul. ROW TWO: Miss Koch, Kathleen Gresser, Denise Donnelly, Pearl Weege, Pamela Betz, Sue Macek, Sandra Gaiko, Constance Roelke, Joyce Fisher, Norrine Krawczyk. ROW THREE: Ruth Michalski, Janet Bruette, Dorothy Merlin, Margaret Rebarchek, Judy Langfeldt, Marilyn Marciniac, Sandra Schwel- linger, Carolyn Czamecki, Loretta Heine, Arline Zoph. ROW FOUR: Nancy Semrad, Janice Bird, Alice Burnside, Barbara Wise, Karen Henning, Virginia Glover, Vicki De Salvo, Kathleen Stone, Carolyn Laketa, Dorelene Me Quown. ROW FIVE: Jane Polasek, Ruth Seminaro, Charlene Stevens, Barbara Meessen, Roseanne MpGraw, Mary Kowalewski, Jeanne Spengler, Patti Leavitt, Patricia Bald- win. ROW SIX: Sharon Johannes, Patricia Dovi, Jean Littmann, Peggy Kuchma, Sandra Hammen, Sherry Wranik, Linda Hanson, Karen LePine, Jeanette Lang, Virginia Scott. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Melda, Mr. Kuecker, Advisor; Ken Carlson, Richard Lukszys, Paul Mueller. 64 CAMERA CLUB Richard Media, Club President. PACER Our PACER lets us in on all the latest news concerning our school activities. This club teaches its members the value of journalism and publication of a newspaper. Left to right, EDITORS: Gloria Gaworski, Carl Fieber, Robert Schmidt, Joan Psket, Patricia Perkins. ROW ONE: David Bong, Sharon Douglas, Kenneth Hilton, Lois Puccio, Barbara Sauve. ROW TWO: Barbara Messen, Georgia Rynders, Joanne Macek, John Koepp, Stanley Palkowitz. ROW THREE: Connie Roelke, Gloria Helgeson, Francis Valuch, Irene Matusik. ROW FOUR: Roger McLimans, Kathy Helgeson, Ruth Domin- ski. Paul Mueller, Richard Media. ROW FIVE: James Robel, James Skalitsky, Jerome Pape, Kenneth Carlson. 65 PROJECTORS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. McLimans, Advisor; Harley Smith, President; Robert Anania, Secretary; Tom Kurtin, Treasurer; Ken Wesley, Vice-President. ROW TWO: Lesie Otto, DuWayne Klak, Lance Holder- ness, Allan Rupich, Danny Williams, Jim Broskowski, Greg Zawikowski, Bill Bamier, Jim Barcio, John Zachar. ROW THREE: Ronald Nuszbaum, Sig Matusik, John Dovi, LeRoy Manka, Robert Dertz, Eugene Pla- chinski, Gary Dillion, James Bamier, ROW FOUR: Daniel Dietrich, Anton Drabek, George Przydryga, Gary Drabek, Roger McLimans, Dennis Haberman, Aubrey Litka, Terry Brawders, Henry Manka. NOT PICTURED, Stanley Slizewski, Jerome Grabowski, Paul Caruso. RADIO SCIENCE ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mike Pytlik, Dave Hanson, Clyde Krumry, Ronald Gouin, Ken Jakabowski. ROW TWO: John Hrin, Charles Cliford, David Hobermann, Jim Skalitzky, Francis Koenig, Patrick Jeffords, Ken Carlson, Mr. Slot- winski, Advisor. Wi PRINTERS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Gary Greicar, Gerald Han- sen. ROW TWO: Eugene Plachinski, George Saw- chuk, Eddie Milewski, Mr. Woerful, Erwin Sadowski. ROW THREE: Eugene Sin- ner. Jack Bruette. DEBATE Charles Fojtik, David Czerniakowski, Mr. R. Granum, Martha Sidlik, Cyn- thia Weed. FORENSICS FRONT ROW: Susan Pavlovich, Irene Nagy, Ruth Ollmann, Janis Czeme- jewski, Joanne Macek, Carl Fieber. BACK ROW: Laurie Bedusek, Bon- nie Woltring, Roberta Schmidt, Carol Littleton, Christian Becker, Arnold Lueders. 68 DRAMATICS CLUB SEATED: Irene Nagy. ROW ONE: Robert Schmidt, Judy Culver, Sharon Martin, Ruth Ollmann. ROW TWO: Sharon Douglas, Joan Psket, Margaret Paszkowski, Carol Greiner, Mary Allessandri, Miss Hay- den, Carl Fieber. ROW THREE: Sandra Chovanec, Ruth Gaidosh, Karen Young, Shirley Bogacki, Ledra Lesky, Marion Piastowski, Mary Ollmann. ROW FOUR: Richard Kennedy, Barbara Meessen, Sherry Smith, Susan Pavlovich, Andrea Beard, Sandra Kremis. ROW FIVE: Sandra Bennett, Vivian Derby, Arline Zopf, Mary Ann Belsky, Roberta Nowakowski, Jacqueline Schroettner, Janice Czeme- jewski. 69 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Society members are selected by a faculty committee on the basis of a scholarship average of 90 or above, service, character, and leadership. Each year under the direction of Mrs. Melby, N. H. S. produces a student handbook and assists in orientation of the incoming freshmen. Cudahy obtained its charter in 1936 and is one of 6, 000 active chapters. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Schimdt, Julianne Martz, Cecilia Thornes, Barbara Varsik, Karen Ehmke, Charles Fojtik, and Mrs. Melby stand- ing. PARAMEDICAL CAREERS The Paramedical Careers Club makes it possible for students interested in nursing, and medicine to explore the different aspects of these professions. Opposite Page. Row One: Cheryl Victoreen, Karen Seeby, Estelle Schwob. Row Two: Shirley Bogacki, Ledra Lesky, Barbara Pophr, Miss Scannell. Row Three: Roberta Nowakowski, Julianne Martz, Carol Miles, Sandra Bennett. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Looking forward to a career in teaching, the members participate in intersuburban conferences and learn the many aspects of teaching through speakers, films, and discussions. Below. Row One: Shiela Stronn, Norrine Krawczyk, Lorraine Spies, Carol Buchholz, Joan Romanowski, Lenore Krzywkowski, Karen Ehmke. Row Two: Susan Pavolich, Beverly Niemiec, Alice Bum side,, Carol Blanchette, Jane Howland, Colleen Smith, Joan Zsebe, Barbara Sauve, Robert Schmidt, Miss Serflek. Row Three: Barbara Varsik, Carol Martinek, Sandra Chovanec, Ruth Michalski, Bonita Woltring, Janet Bruette, Geraldine Dykes, Patricia Hamm, Kathleen Steiner, Jeanne Spengler. Not pictured Marvin Davids. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SITTING, Left to Right: Corine Payberg, Patricia Hamm. Frances Valuch, Kathy Buchmann, Sandra Virovatz, Kathy Helgeson. KNEELING: Ellen Rowan, Pat Pewaron, Kathy Gresser, Nancy Steiner. Elaine Diebold, Susan Soderland, Connie Roelke, Karen Kuchma, Susan Fojtik, Gloria Zulkowski. STANDING: Kathy Bowe, Elizabeth Rykal, Colleen Smith, Gloria Sawchuk, Jacklyn Pflanzer, Advisor Mrs. Johnstone, Sharon Johannes, Denise Donnelly, Gloria Plachinski, Jean Spengler, Geraldine Dykes, Lenore Krzywkowski, Joan Zsebe. 72 MERMAIDS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Colleen Kresser, Elaine Diebold, Patti Leavitt, Linda Hanson, Carol Littleton, Jacklyn Pflanzer, Judy Culver, Paula Hanson. ROW TWO: Corine Payberg, Karen Kuchma, Peggy Kuchma, Donna Schultz, Susie Fojtik. PACKER SPLASHERS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jerome Grabowski, Mark Stever, David Czemiakowski, Gerald Krzywkowski. ROW TWO: Robert Jursik, Fred Marko, Charles Fojtik, James Hakow, Joseph Kucera. ROW THREE: Coach, Mr. Highland, Gerald Hanson, Harvey Nelson, Paul Miller, Francis Kisley, A1 Jodar. NOT PICTURED, James Broskowski, Tom Kurtin. 73 ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM: B-Team: Jane Polasek, Jean Littman, Janet Bruette, Jackie Hakov , Janis Pavla- sek, Pat Dovi. Varsity: Lorraine Spies, Judy Wick- man, Carol Trinkl, Joan Psket, Annette DeLuca, Laurie Bedusek, Judy Culver, Susan Dombrowski, Sandi Virovatz, Kathy Buchman. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD--TOP TO BOTTOM: Lor- raine Spies, Laurie Bedusek, Annette DeLuca. LEFT: Judy Wickman. RIGHT: Carol Trinkl. NOT PICTURED: Joan Psket. 76 B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Bruette, Jane Polasek, Jean Littman, Jackie Hackow, Pat Dovi. NOT PICTURED: Janis Pavlasek. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD West Milwaukee 6 Cudahy 6 87 Wauwatosa East 21 Cudahy 6 64 West Allis Central 27 Cudahy 7 85 South Milwaukee 55 Cudahy 12 68 Shorewood 26 Cudahy 6 71 Whitefish Bay 39 Cudahy 0 66 Nathan Hale 13 Cudahy 21 69 Wauwatosa West 13 Cudahy 13 65 John Dovi, T 94 Mike Slivinski HB Dennis Miller, HB 72 Bob Martindale F Joe Pociask, E 77 Jerry Plevak, G Richard Vokes, Q 92 John Mazzolari G Joe Crapitto, HB 75 Eugene Plachinski, HB Randy Dziadowicz, HB 78 Gerald Donnelly, E Fred Miller, C 89 Marvin Davids, G George Bzdusek, HB 73 Tom Vassel, G 78 93 Bill Martin, E 67 George Janto, E 79 Bob Loppnow, G. 82 Roger Reed, HB 83 Terry Malmberg, E Manager Fred Petrie 98 Francis Koenig, T 97 Ray Herschleb, T 81 Julian Wesley, E 84 John Kalman, E 99. John Thomas, C 90 Frank Trinkl, T 91 Mel Milinovich, T 76 Richard Mayotte, E 80 Dale Parkinson, C 88 Bob Laskowski, E Line Coach Nick Milinovich, Back- field Coach Jerry Benka, Head Coach Joe Kukor. Not shown on picture 70 Len Caruso, Q 74 Mark Milinovich, G 86 Clayton Lynde, F 79 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TOP ROW: Tom Prigan, Joe Schulz, John Weiske, Patrick Chapell, Marvin Severspm, Tom Grueuer, Bill Mani, Tom Pociask, Steven Vandervest, Tom Polacek. ROW TWO: Manager Richard Blachow- ski, Alan Muszynski, Dominic Giuffre, Richard Seidl, Tom Beniak, John Bong, Gary Kalman, John Hrin, Douglas Addis, John Sadowski, Timothy Buttler. ROW THREE: Manager Carter Kirsch, Pat Ryan, David Bong, Raymond Littman, David Welvang, Russel Mensy, Ken- neth Jakubowski, Kenneth Kosowicz, Robert Moravec, Michael Gamp, IB! B” TEAM FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Manager Carter Kirsch, Richard Media, Paul Blaskowski, Richard Seidel, Paul Caruso, James Johannes, Daniel Williams, Martin Mataya, Micheal Wargolet, Robert Uehling, Ken Buchmann. ROW TWO: Manager Richard Blackowski, George SawchuckA Tom Pizur, Richard Perse, Ronald Nuszbaum, James Van Vlanderen, Caniel Bowe, Richard Potts, Sigmund Ma- tusik, Tom Barocci, James Broskowski, Peter Wieczorek. ROW THREE: Mr. Woerfel, Melroy Urban, James Robel, Gordon Amhaus, Patrick Jeffords, Herman Spengler, James Skalitzky, Roger McLimans, James Novasad, Ken- neth Topel, David Butzlaff, Larry Tome, Clyde Weege. 80 SCORE BOARD FRESHMEN Cudahy 12 So. Milw. 6 Cudahy 21 Mukw. 20 Cudahy 7 Mukw. 6 Cudahy 6 So. Milw. 6 Cudahy 0 Wauk. 25 B” TEAM Cudahy 20 Central 0 Cudahy 7 So. Milw. 13 Cudahy 12 Wauk. 14 Cudahy 40 Shorwd 20 Cudahy 27 Hale 0 Cudahy 31 So. Milw. 6 VARSITY BASKETBALL Cudahy 39 Whitefish Bay 76 Cudahy 50 W. A. Hale 61 Cudahy 56 Tosa West 55 Cudahy 41 West Milwaukee 65 Cudahy 56 Waukesha 83 Cudahy 53 W. A. Central 78 Cudahy 52 Tosa East 60 Dudahy 60 South Milwaukee 76 Cudahy 36 Whitefish Bay 75 Cudahy 56 Shorewood 88 Cudahy 59 W. A. Hale 68 Cudahy 53 Tosa West 41 Cudahy 43 West Milwaukee 48 Cudahy 59 Waukesha 74 Regionals Cudahy 58 Greendale 50 Cudahy 63 South Milwaukee 73 COACH BENKA Center Left to Right Isadore Sorce George Bzdusek Leonard Caruso John Kalman Randy Dziadowicz Stan Buerger Carl Papp Dale Parkinson Julien Wesley Tom Pekar John Thomas Not Pictured Max Day FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Picture Right. LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager, Tom Sedlacek. ROW ONE: Ed Wargolet, Gil Loppnow, Richard Seidl, Tony Day, Ken Kosowicz. ROW TWO: Gary Kalman, John Hrin, Mike Slivinski, Victor Petrovs, Henry Petrovs, Tom Pociask. Cudahy 40 Greendale 42 Cudahy 35 Waukesha 54 Cudahy 45 South Milwaukee 65 Cudahy 54 Greenfield 34 Cudahy 49 Oak Creek 27 Cudahy 27 Waukesha 56 Cudahy 43 Boys Tech 30 Cudahy 47 Greendale 48 Cudahy 44 South Milwaukee 58 B-TEAM BASKETBALL Picture Left. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jim Robel, Alan Rosewicz, Martin Mataya, Tom Barocci, Jim Johannes. ROW TWO: Coach Mr. Hoffman, Herman Spengler, Fred Petrie, Clayton Lynde, Roger McLimans. Cudahy 32 Bay View 30 Cudahy 17 Whitefish Bay 43 Cudahy 34 Oak Creek 46 Cudahy 40 Hale 30 Cudahy 24 Tosa West 36 Cudahy 30 West Milwaukee 29 Cudahy 34 Notre Dame 42 Cudahy 35 Waukesha 52 Cudahy 34 Central 36 Cudahy 32 Tosa East 55 Cudahy 46 South Milwaukee 49 Cudahy 31 Shorewood 53 Cudahy 28 Whitefish Bay 55 Cudahy 42 Hale 53 Cudahy 42 Tosa West 40 Cudahy 34 West Milwaukee 46 Cudahy 30 Waukesha 51 85 Picture to left. Queen. Joan Psket accompanied by Gary Greicar. Picture to right. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Deutsch, former C.H.S. track great; Gary Greicar. most valuable athlete; Arnold Bruette 1961 Captain elect, Mr. Steve Hoffmann. CROSS COUNTRY Picture lower right. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Bruette, Gary Greicar, Alan Rose- wicz, Ed Sobczak, Bob Anania, Ken Wesley, Julius Simms, Roy Helm. Above. ROW ONE: Gary.Greciar, Isadore Sorce, Roy Helm, Tom Kurtin, Jack Bruette, John Gmiendl, Harley Smith, Christy Becker. ROW TWO: George Nagy, Ed Sobczak, Alan Rosewicz, Julius Simms, Ken Wesley, Bob Anania, Mr. F. Murphy, Coach. ROW THREE: Harvey Nelson, Don Greciar, Gil Loppnow, Bob Kohler, John Pavolich, Carl Greco, Alan Rupich, Kurt Wojs. ROW FOUR: Richard Mirocha, Victor Petros, Randy Giese, Tom Wesley, Joe Steincek. SCORES VARSITY Cudahy 33 Hale 22 Cudahy 45 So. Mil. 23 Oak Creek 76 Cudahy 21 Greenfield 40 Cudahy 35 Kewaskum 27 Greendale 68 Cudahy 32 Shorewood 27 Lakeshore Inv. - 6th Sectional - 7th PURGOLD Invitational - 1st Suburban - 6th B-TEAM Cudahy 35 Hale 21 Cudahy 50 So. Mil. 17 Oak Creek 87 Cudahy 16 Greenfield 47 Cudahy 27 Shorewood 34 Lakeshore Inv. - 5th PURGOLD Invitational - 1st Suburban -7th VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING Cudahy 45 50 Greendale 37 58 West Milw. 37 58 Marquette Little Suburban 42 66 West Milw. 61 W.A. Central 32 62 W. A. Central 23 72 Kenosha 31 64 West Milw. W.A. Central 23 72 Greendale ROW ONE: Harley Smith, Manager, Fred Marko, Carter Kirsch, Dennis Miller, Don Greicar, Jim Broskowski, George Sawchuk, David Bong, Ray Littmann. ROW TWO: Mr. J. Highland, Tom Kurtin, Bob Anania, Bob Jursik, A1 Jodar, Francis Koenig, Chic Jojtik. NOT PICTURED: Mark Stever. 89 TRACK DUAL MEETS SPRING 1961 Cudahy 56 West Milwaukee 57 Cudahy 31 South Milwaukee 81 Cudahy 55 Greendale 63 Cudahy 64 Greenfield 54 Cudahy 44 W.A. Central 74 Win Parkinson took 1st place in the Sec- tional Qualifying meet and 3rd place in the Suburban Meet. 90 • Ray Herschleb broke C. H. S. record - 49 7 7 8 and took 1st place in the Sectional Qualifying Meet. ROW ONE: Dennis Heise, Win Parkinson, Jack Bruette, Randy Dziadowicz, Bob McShane, Pete Freeman, Tom Kurt in, Myron Urban, Ray Herschleb. ROW TWO: Mr. F. Murphy, Gary Griecar, Julian Wesley, Tom Vassel, Isadore Sorce, Tom Bell, Brian Schlueter, Harley Smith, Ken Wesley, Frank Trinkl. ROW THREE: Mr. S. Hoffman, Chris Becker, Martin Mataya, Roy Helm, Clayton Lynde, Dale Parkinson, Melroy Urban, Gerald Krzywkowski, John Thomas, ROW FOUR: Mr. Kamowski, Danny Williams, George Sawchuk, Matti Saloranta, Dan Bowe, Jim Johannes, Chuck Righi, John Gmeindl, Mike Kratt, Gerald Donnelly, Richard Andrews. Jack Bruette took 1st place, mile, in the Sectional Qualify- ing Meet. 91 1961 GOLF GOLF SCORES Cudahy 401 Racine Park 375 Cudahy 767 Racine Horlick 736 Cudahy 340 Shorewood 318 Cudahy 340 South Milwaukee 325 Cudahy 324 Greendale 371 Cudahy 373 Waukesha 348 Cudany 377 Shorewood 346 Cudahy 327 Wauwatosa 322 Cudahy 685 South Milwaukee 604 Cudahy 348 Whitefish Bay 315 Cudahy 328 Racine Horlick 327 Placed 5th in Suburban at Currie Park Placed 7th in Sectional at Brown Deer Won 1 Lost 10 LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Marko, Stan Buerger, Roger McLimans, Bob Lop- pnow, Bob Janicek, Bob Santi, Mike Jedrzejewski, John Kalman, Chick Fojtik, Nick Tomaro, Leonard Caruso, Kurt Wojs, Mr. R. Woer- fel, Coach. 92 1961 TENNIS Cudahy 4 Racine Horlick 3 Cudahy 1 Racine Park 1 Cudahy 0 Whitefish Bay 5 Cudahy 3 Racine Horlick 2 Cudahy 1 West Allis Hale 4 Cudahy 0 Waukesha 5 Cudahy 0 West Milwaukee 5 Cudahy 4 West Allis Central 1 Cudahy 0 Wauwatosa 5 Cudahy 1 South Milwaukee 4 Cudahy 0 Shorewood 5 Cudahy 3 Racine Park 2 Cudahy 5 Norris Farms (B team) 4 Won 5 Lost 88 KNEELING: Ron Govin, Frank Kisley, Tim Thibedeau. STAND- ING, Front: Mr. J. Walter, Coach; A1 Jodar, Max Day, Mike Buch- en, George Bedusek, Bill Wie- land. BACK ROW: Fred Petrie, Don Maciona, Ken Hipp, George Grubis, Ton Kennedy, Gordon Amhaus. CLASSES 96 With the measurement for caps and gowns it seems appropriate to call graduation commencement. For it is not an ending, but a beginning. One is now ready to move onward to his life's work. Not what is finished, but what yet remains to be achieved is this emphasis of graduation day. Invit- ingly ahead lies a wonderful future, and opportunity lures one onward. How thrilling to be young and eagerly looking forward with a heart full of excite- ment! Sn - a -� w M O 0 CO O •p o o 3 CL M 3 C TJ M CL 4 N « a v •o ■ i o «3 x: to CO 0) I c nj O H X o 2 o H co QC UJ □ u O 2 UJ CO ROBERT ANANIA Bob .... A-l life guard and swimmer........... A little work never hurt anyone, but why take chances? RONALD BEDNAR Ronnie ... Ambition: to be a chef... Like to play sheeps - head and the role........... There are three great men in this world; me. and I don't know the other two. , SANDRA BENNETT Sandi ... wants to do commercial work...... Is she talking again, or yet? JAMES BARNIER Combino .......crazy about cars... wants to be a machine operator..... Work is some mans meat I'm a vegetarian. JAY BEDUSEK Jay ... .College bound ... likes cars and Susie.. He has qualities without end, as a leader, speaker and friend. SHIRLEY ANN BOGACKI Blondie .. .wants to work in an office.. .then marriage................. A friend to anyone who needs a friend. KATHLEEN BADERTSCHER Kathie ... .looking to- ward a career in fashion. Life and laughter is what she’s after. CHRISTIAN BECKER Critty .... Wants to be a great writer in spite of what Mrs. Dick says.... 4:55 or the hell with it. LAURIE BEDUSEK MARY ANN BELSKY Laurie .. .Headed for college... wants to write poetry in Greenwich vil- lage.................... She's got style all the while. Mary ... wants to be an artist................... A happy smiling face is welcome. PATRICIA ANN BORES Pat ... ambition: to raise her own family tree ... enjoys art and bowling. While the cat’s away, the mouse will play. DOROTHY BORRMANN Dottie .. .ambition: to be a secretary.. .likes swimming and sewing... Full of smiles with mischievous eyes. KATHLEEN BO WE Peanuts”... wants to be a private secretary..... A cheerful friend spreads sunshine.” KATHLEEN BUCHMANN Kathi ... wants to work in a business office..... Full of fun, eyes that gleam, its easy to see why she was our queen. DENNIS CHOJNACK1 Chenak”.. .Ambition: to be a millionaire... likes girls... You can't fool all the people all the time, but that doesn't stop him from trying. SANDRA CHOVANEC Sandi”.. .headed for college.. .likes reading and dramatics.......... Hair of gold with a heart to match. ” PAUL CHOWANEC Paul ... .awaits the fu- ture eagerly.............. A man of few words doesn't have so many to take back. SHARON LEE CHURCHILL Sharon .. .soon to be a housewife.. .likes art and sewing.................. Third finger left hand. DUANE CLEMENS Duane .... ambition: to work at Ladish............ An eager leaver at 3:41. JOSEPH CRAPITTO Joe .. .Pet Peeve: los- ing games we should have won.. .likes all sports.... Ya gotta be a football hero. JUDITH CULVER Judy”... wants to be a beautician.. .likes swim- ming and dancing.......... Little and agile, lively not fragile. CAROL DALLMANN Andy .. .wants to be a secretary........... Full of fun and nice to everyone. MARVIN DAVIDS Marv ... college-bound ... likes girls, what else? Although there's shyness in his eyes, often you're in for a big surprise. MAXON DAY Max .. .headed for col- lege... wants to be an industrial arts teacher... Max is his name and blondes are his fame. 98 ANNETTE DE LUCA Pizza”... Ambition: to be a pizza flipper....... More bounce to the ounce. SHARON DOUGLAS Dimples ... Ambition: to be an airline steward- ess. .. likes to dance...., A smile of sincerity with a gleam of fun. THOMAS EWERT Tom ... Ambition: to have a successful career.. A swell guy nobody can deny. THOMAS DOE Tom .. .likes to work on cars................. I just love work. I could watch it all day. PAUL DZIADOSZ Paul ... wants to go into the service.. .likes bowl- ing........................... You live and learn, then you die and forget it all. CARL FIEBER Carlie-Babe ... wants to go into the theatre... Pet Peeve: Reading in college prep English.... Laugh at your mistakes, everyone else does. SUSAN DOMBROWSKI Suzie .. .Pet Peeve: Swimming Class.... likes to sing...... A girl with a personality as golden as her voice. RUTH DOMINSKI Rudy ... Ambition: to work in an office...... A cheerful gal, chock full of fun. She's always nice to everyone. KAREN EHMKE Kar ... college bound... wants to become a band director................ Not the roaring, shouting kind; this kind of girl is hard to find. SUSAN EWERT Susie ... wants to do general office work.... an A-l softball player.. Danger! Loaded with fun and laughter. TONI FLECHNER Toni ... Ambition: Housewife and mother... Pet Peeve: Locks on back- wards................... I may be small, but so is dynamite. LOIS FLICK Lo-Lo ... wants to get out on her own.. .likes dancing and sewing.... A girl with a big, friend- ly smile. 99 CHARLES FOJTIK Chic ... wants to go on to school and become a research scientist... likes to bowl.. ”A boy who’s gifted with men- tality, a lot of humor and originality. GLORIA GAWORSKI Gloria ... Ambition: to be a Certified Public Ac- countant............................. • “Friendly, witty, full of fun, she gets a laugh from everyone. girls, and sheepshead.... Greater men than I have lived, but they are all dead. DONALD FREDERICK Fred ,. .Ambition: to be a machinist.............. On my desk my books do lie; they are at rest and so am I. DAVID GIERYN Dave ... wants to be successful................. Life without errors would be very dull. WILLIAM HAKOW Bill ... likes girls and cars and playing guitar.. Likes to sing the blues, and wears crazy shoes. GERALD GARBISCH Bell ... Ambition: to go to college... likes wood- craft............... The thing to do with life is live it. SUZANNE GLOYER Suzie ... Ambition: to be a success... likes to read. No wonder gentlemen prefer blondes. PAULA HANSON Paula ... wants to be a beautician... likes to swim and dance.............. She swims like a fish, and boy what a dish. RICHARD GAWELKO Dick ... likes to be lei- surely .... His studies he pursued, being careful not to overtake them. JOHN GRECO John ... wants to be a mechanic... Pet Peeve: people who nag........... If this was liberty, then give me death. KATHLEEN HELGESON Shena ... wants to live in the Congo... Pet Peeve: 10 o'clock curfew for ath- letes................... When it comes to having fun, Kathy is A-l. 100 GEORGE HELSTOWSKI George”............. I never let studies inter- fere with my education. DIANE JANES Diane ... wants to be a secretary... likes sewing and eating.............. Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright. GERALD KARRAS Jerry ... wants to be an engineer... likes to work on cars................. Don't take life so seri- ously, you'll never get out of it alive. 0 RAYMOND HERSCHLEB The Bullet ... wants to be an architectural designer... Pet Peeve: sneaky looks from girls. If wise remarks were grains of sand, he would be a desert. ALFRED JODAR Al .. .Ambition: to be a farmer... likes to play the drums............. In stature small, in personality tall. CAROL KELM Kari Anne .. .Pet Peeve: pushy freshmen... likes to play the accordian and collect records........... A cheerful friend spreads sunshine. JAMES HERSIL Whitey ... Ambition: to be a fisherman.. .Pet Peeve: being teased.... What I like best about school is going home. ROBERT JURSIK Jursik .. .Pet Peeve: extra credit projects... likes to swim........... Don't let that innocent look deceive you. ■ PATRICIA KING Patty .. .Pet Peeve: boys who cut-up in class... likes to read............... Petite and sweet. LORELLE IAKLITSCH Lorelle . ..Ambition: to be a private secretary...likes a cer- tain Senior boy............. A girl with a smile that will never end, always ready to be your friend. NANCY KALAWA Kookamunga ... Ambition: to be a private secretary... likes to bowl and swim............ A cheerful, happy pal is this bright gal. ELEANOR KLOIBER Ellie .. .Pet Peeve: wet hair after swimming class.. .likes to sketch and read................... A smiling gal, a friendly pal. JUDITH KNEBEL ’’Judy ... Ambition to have a car that runs... Pet Peeve: listening to Nancy's talking.. Her heart is like the moon; there is usually only one man in it. GERALD KRZYWKOWSKI Jerry ... college -bound ... Pet Peeve: Math... likes hunting and swim- ming.............. Real neat and hard to beat. LAWRENCE KULCZYNSKI Buddy .. .likes to swim ... Pet Peeve: lumber - jack sweaters...... I just love work, I could watch it all day. FRANCIS KOENIG Fran .. .Pet Peeve: noisy study halls... likes to collect coins......... My appetite comes to me while I'm eating. JOSEPH KUCERA Hustler ... wants to be a Marine... Pet Peeve: tall girls............. I never study today what I can study tomorrow. THOMAS KURTIN Tom .. .college -bound ... Ambition: to be a doctor... likes swimming He tries to be bashful, but the girls won't let him. NANCY KOTKE ”Nan .. .wants to be a secretary... likes to dance. Not quiet, but not bois- terous. DONALD KUHARSKI Don ...likes cars... They say late hours aren't good for one, but what they won't do for two! ROBERT LAKETA Bob .. .Pet Peeve: boredom... likes to work with wood and metal.... Don't rush me girls. I'll always be around. FREDERICK KRATT Freddie .. .Special in- terests: girls, girls, etc. Don't rush me, I blush easily. ROY KUKLA Roy ...wants to be a barber... likes to work on cars............................ Study? Of course I do, but the subject is some- thing else. SUSAN LAMBERT Susy ...headed for col- lege. .. Pet Peeve: Fresh- men................... She's here. I hear a giggle. 102 ROBERT LASKOWSKI Bob ... Ambition: to be a plain old ordinary per- son................. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Snore and you sleep alone. JOANNE MACEK Joanne ... ambition: either a beautician or a nurse.. .then hook a man. A smile that pleases, wins and teases. SHARON MARTIN Cookie ... Ambition: i medical career... likes ; swimming and studying. Full of fun and fancy free. BONNIE LEAVITT Bonnie ... Ambition: to be a kindergarten teacher. Ever happy, ever gay, a smile that never fades way. JACQUELINE MACHNIEWICZ Jacky .. .plans to go into the Service Marines.. Sweet and neat and quite complete. VIRGINIA LANGRIDGE Ginny ... Ambition: to be a medical technologist. Quick to laugh, easy to smile, this girl is happy all the while. ARNOLD LUEDERS Snake .. .wants to be successful, have money and fun................... I never trouble trouble til trouble troubles me. SHARON MARQUARDT Moose ... wants to be a secretary... and then a loving housewife........ She's like champagne — sparkling eyes and a bub- bling personality. WILLIAM MARTIN Bill ................. Here's one bill you wouldn't mind getting. GERALD LIPINSKI Chipinski .. .Pet Peeve: Algebraic forms........... All the world's a stage, and I'm just one of the characters. M I MERRY MALMBERG Merry ... Ambition: to be a beautician.. .Pet Peeve: People who tease. She's like a magnet - attractive. JULIANNE MARTZ Julie ... Ambition: to be a veterinarian.. .al- ways reading........... Having brains is no handicap when they are covered by a pretty face. IRENE MATUSDC Tusie .. .wants to be a secre- tary. .. likes reading, baking, and sewing................... Her smile shows her happiness, her friends her popularity.” RICHARD MAYOTTE Red”... college -bound .,. wants to go into con - servati on.............. He’s like a scissors-- sharp and ready to cut up. BEVERLY MAYS Bevie ... Ambition: to live a happy, successful life....................... The girl can't help it. BARBARA MC CORD Barb ... Pet Peeve: teachers who don't teach.. .likes mu- sic......................... Nothing's the matter where there's laughter and chatter. BARBARA MC GRAW Barb ... Ambition: housewife... likes design and fashion drawing....... A friendly girl with a smile for all. DORELENE MC QUOWN Dorey ... wants to be a dress designer.. .likes sewing and cooking....... This gal's cheer radiates far and near, MARK MILINOVICH Steve .. .Ambition: Physical Education In- structor. .. Pet Peeve: College Prep English.... Hercules Unchained. FRANK MRNIK Frank .. .destined to be a police officer......... Strong, si lent - - like the Sphinx. BARBARA MUNIA Barb .. .Ambition: Air- line stewardess....... Ever happy, ever gay, a smile that never fades away. GIOVANNI MAZZOLARI John ... Ambition: a business- man or a ski teacher.. .Pet Peeve: American Pizza..... In any class where mischief's done, John is surely in the fun. EDWARD MILEWSKI Ed .. .likes to play the guitar and his women... If you can't put fire into your books, put your books into the fire. X IRENE NAGY Muci ...Ambition: to finish college with a good average...likes sewing and music........ Blond, friendly and wise, A twinkle of fun in her eyes. 104 JOHN NELSON Nels ...Ambition: to be a lion tamer... Interests: his car. I wish I would have been bom rich instead of handsome. DONALD OSBORNE Ozzie ... Ambition: to be a barber.............. The teachers think that I'm so sweet, they always give me a front row seat. PATRICIA PERKINS Pat ...plans to work as a secretary............. Good qualities need no advertising. ROBERTA NOWAKOWSKI Bert ... plans to be a secretary or receptionist.. She gets 60 seconds of fun out of every minute. JEROME PAPE Jerry ...plans to be an industrial arts teacher... A nicer guy you'll never find. JEFFREY PIASTOWSKI Jeff'... likes cars.. Little I think and less I do, but I always manage to pull through. MARY OLLMANN Mary ...Ambition: to be a secretary.. .likes coin collecting and band A little girl with a big smile. SUSAN PAVLOVICH Susie ... college -bound ...wants to be a Y.M.C. A. administrator....... Living is an art and she’s an artist. RUTH PIASTOWSKI Rudy ... wants to be a beautician.... likes to sew..................... One who's sunny dispo- sition speaks for itself. RUTH ANN OLLMANN Ruth ...plans to be a college English teacher... Cheerful, smiling, never at rest, always ready to give her best. CORINNE PAYBERG Corky .. .Ambition: to be a secretary.. .collects stuffed animals......... She enters quietly as a sunbeam? GLORIA PLACHINSKI Glo ... wants to join the WAF... likes to dance and sew............... Small, blonde, and trim; overflowing with pep and vim. 105 JEROME PLEVAK Jer Plev .. .Ambition: to be the President of the United States... Pet Peeve: Freshmen............ Who said hurry? Live slowly, it feels better. JOAN PSKET Joni ... wants to be a career girl... Pet Peeve: Roger Reed.. likes journalism.............. Seldom you find so cute a lass, so full of class. MICHAEL RICCIO Pierre' ... wants to be successful as a draftsman ... Pet Peeve: women... My little black book? Which volume? 106 PATRICIA PRELOG DIANE POPOWSKI Dinah .. .Pet Peeve: two years of Latin... lover of cats..................... ’Silence is golden; she'll never get rich. LOIS PUCCIO Pooch .. .Ambition: to be a teacher... Pet Peeve: boys who are late for dates;... likes bowling and records..... Neatness is her crowning grace, complemented by a pretty face. VERNON RINDAL Vern .............. He rambles along from dusk 'til dawn. LORETTA PRADARELLI Lorrie .. .likes a cer- tain alumnus....... What's more fun than having a good time. VERMITTA RAPANT Mitzi .. .Ambition: animal trainer and housewife... Pet Peeve: boys who play the role Always cheerful, always gay; never without something to say. JOAN ROMANOWSKI Joanie ... wants to be an elementary teacher... Pet Peeve: boy's hair- dos..................... Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Tresh .. .Pet Peeve: sneak tests... likes to swim.................... Sober, but not serious; quiet, but not idle. ROGER REED Iggy ... likes most sports All I've learned I've for- gotten, all I know I've guessed. GEORGIA RYNDERS Happy ... wants to be a commercial artist... likes science and sewing.. Always happy and gay, usually at work, but also at play. ERVIN SADOWSKI ErvV................ You can't pound square pegs into round holes. PATRICIA SADOWSKI Pat ...Ambition: sec- retary. .. Pet Peeve: peo • pie who nag................ Pert and gay, she's nice that way. ROBERT SCHMIDT Bob ... Ambition: to be a doctor.. .Pet Peeve: alarm clocks... likes • music................... Our President - seldom equaled, never surpassed. EDWARD SCHUMACHER Sky ... wants to be an electrical engineer... Pet Peeve: college prep English.................. He has to be big to hold that personality. TERRY SCHMIDT Terry ... wants to be a radio and TV serviceman. Pet Peeve: underclassmen. I never think of the fu- ture, it comes soon enough. SHARON SCHWEITZER Schweitz .. .Ambition: to be a private secretary .. .Pep Peeve: boys who are late for dates....... Finished with finesse and a flair for the finest. ROBERT SANTI Bob ... wants to dc something sports.. .Pet Peeve: people who play the role............... A little man with a big sound. RONALD SCHMUTZLER Ronald ... wants to be a millionaire.. .Pet Peeve: managers.............. The education set up is all wrong - to much stress on education. BARBARA SAUVE Barb ... Ambition: to be an upper elementary school teach - er.. .Pet Peeve; status seek ers.......................... Looks line an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel might do. MICHAEL SCHULTE Mike ...Pet Peeve: girls that are car crazy... Special interest: Girls... All great men were small, look at Napolean. VIRGINIA SCOTT Ginger ... wants to be an airline hostess.. .Pet Peeve: freckles................... Always happy and full of fun. MARTHA SIDLIK Marty .. .wants to be a teacher.. .Pet Peeve: locker inspection ... likes to travel................. Ever busy as a bee, and she's smart as you can JULIUS SIMS Julie ... Ambition: to contribute to the engi- neering field... likes cross country?.......... Have legs, will travel. HARLEY SMITH Smythe .. .college - bound... likes athletics... Here's a lad unliked by none, because he's a friend to everyone. RONALD SMOLINSKI Ron .. .Pei Peeve: homework on the first day of school... likes to collect sumps and coins...................... I study when I am moody, but I am not strictly a moody guy. LOIS SONS ALLA Wowis . ..Ambition: to be a beautician.. .likes to sew and skate......... Pleasant to meet, al- ways sweet. LORRAINE SPIES Pee Wee .. .Pet Peeve: cartwheels... likes to bake and enjoys sports.. .headed for college.............. Cares I have none, so I always have fun.' CECILIA THOMES Cecy ... likes art craft.. Pet Peeve: people who go by in cars and wave but don't stop............. At home, school, and everywhere, she catches the eye with that red hair. KENNETH STACK Ken .. .wants to be rich and famous.. .Pet Peeve: outside gym class when it's 40°.. .enjoys golfing. I do not like noise, unless I make it myself. JOAN TOTKA Joan .. .wants to be a secretary... likes to bowl. She's like sugar and spice, she's everything nice. KATHLEEN STEINER Kathi ... college bound ... enjoys most sports.... Yes, we are collegiate. CAROL TRINKL Pickle .. .Ambition: to go to a business school and then do office work.. Wistful and gay in a wonderful way. SHARON TANDECKI Sherry ... Ambition: to be an airline stewardess.. Pet Peeve: being slapped on the back................. A happy girl in a lovely whirl. FRANK TRINKL Tank ... wants to be a draftsman. ..likes to help his teachers....... You can only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. CHARLOTTE VANDERVEST Charlie .. .Ambition: to be a stenographer.. .Pet Peeve: Sloppy kids... likes birds and cats................... A cheerful face, a sunny smile. EDWARD VAN VLAENDEREN Van... wants to be a mover, likes skindiving, hunting and fishing.................. Live fast, die young, and make a good looking corpse. BARBARA VARS IK Barb ... likes to play the piano ...college bound. ..Pet Peeve: locker inspection.......... She's jolly and sweet, the kind of girl we like to meet. THOMAS VASSEL Tom .. .wants to be a carpenter.. .Pet Peeve: big shots .. .likes draw ing and all sports........ His good nature makes him a favorite. SANDRA VIROVATZ Sandi ...Ambition: to be a secretary.. .Pet Peeve: kids who act big- ger thean they are...... Ask me no questions, I’ll tell you no lies. ROBERT WEAVER Weav .. .Ambition: to be an officer in the Navy.. likes girls, cars, and the Navy.................... He agrees with no man’s opinions; he has his own. JERRY WIEDEMEIER Wiener .. .wants to be a good stenographer... likes to do office work... A bashful fellow with a smile worthwhile. RANDOLPH WILK Wilkie .. .Ambition: to be a boat pilot.. .likes to swim.................... Busy doing nothing. THOMAS WEINSTOCK Tommy ... interested in politics and math... likes to golf and bowl............ A friendly laugh and smile, happy all the while. SHARON WIRHANOWICZ Sharon ... wants to be a beautician.. .likes to sew. To speak but little be- comes a woman. KENNETH WESLEY K -J ... Ambition: to be a chemical engineer... enjoys most sports...... To know him is to like him. BONITA WOLTRING Bonnie ... wants to be an elementary school teacher... likes to swim and ice skate............ True to her word, her work, and her friends. 109 ROW ONE: Mary Alessandri, Robert Adamec, Kathleen Barker, Linda Beckemeier, David Bieniek, Rob- ert Blachowski. ROW TWO: Carol Blanchette, Mark Braasch, Terry Brawders, Charolette Brenner, Ar- nold Bruette, Carol Buchholz. ROW THREE: Stanley Buerger, Margo Cannon, Kenneth Carlson, Leon- ard Caruso, Dorothy Chandler, James Cheslock. ROW FOUR: David Czerniakowski, Elaine Diebold, Daneil Dietrich, Jean Dombrowski, Denise Donnelly, Gerald Donnelly. ROW FIVE: John Dovi, Gary Drabek. Geraldine Dykes, Randy Dziadowicz, James Fairbanks, Karen Fischer. ROW SIX: Suzanne Foj- tik Carol Freichels, Ruth Gaidosh, Marilyn Geiger, John Gmeindl, Sylvester Gorecki. no ROW ONE: Gary Greicar, Carol Greiner, Kathleen Gresser, William Hakow, Patricia Hamm, Penelope Hamm. ROW TWO: Sandra Hammen, Gary Hand, Terry Hand, Gerald Hansen, Beverly Hartwig, Shir- ley He lge land. ROW THREE: Pat Hernke, Jane Howland, Michael Huard, Michael Jedrzejewski, Beverly Jilla, Andrea Jonas. ROW FOUR: Shirley Joslin, John Kalman, Carol Kasar, Richard Kennedy, Francis Kisley, Janice Klug. ROW FIVE: Michael Kratt, Joanne Kremis, Lenore, Krzywkowski, Karen Kuchma, Donna Labinski, Harold Lang. ROW SIX: Jeanette Lang, Judy Langfeldt, Kenneth Lee, Ledra Lesky, Robert Licitar, Robert Loppnow. Ill ROW ONE: Geraldine Lyons, Charles Malinowski, Terry Malmberg, Pauline Martinkowski, Herman Mayer, Robert McShane. ROW TWO: Barbara Meessen, Fred Miller, Steve Motel, Charles Murray, Steve Nagy, Dennis Olson. ROW THREE: Lissa Orlandini, Carol Otto, Joseph Panacek, Carl Papp, Dale Parkinson, Margaret Paszkowski. ROW FOUR: Jams Pavlasek, Richard Perse, Carol Pfeffer, Jacklyn, Pflanzer, Rosemary Phelps, Eric Phlana. ROW FIVE: Joseph Pociask, Barbara Polacek, Gregory Pop- owski, Darlene Pradarelli, Bonnie Raddatz, Thomas Ravasz. ROW SIX: Shirley Rodziczak, Bonnie Roelke, Judy Rutkowski, Elizabeth Rykal, Gloria Sawchuck, Brian Schlueter. 112 ROW ONE: Cheryl Schmadl, Donna Schultz, John Schwarz, Lois Seiy, Sandra Shaw, Norman Siegel. ROW TWO: Raymond Sliwicki, Sherry Smith, Sally Snamiska, Susan Soderland, Isadore Sorce, Thomas Sorce. ROW THREE: James Spanos, Erna Stank, Nancy Steiner, Kathleen Stys, Janet Talatzko, John Thomas. ROW FOUR: Susan Thomas, Betty Toth, Carlin Trottier, Frances Valuch, Richard Vokes, Gary Wagner. ROW FIVE: Peter Walczak, Dennis Weiman, Thomas Wellens, Dennis Wendell, Kurt Wojs, John Young. ROW SIX: Patricia Zarnke, John Zawikowski, Joan Zsebe, Gloria Zulkowski, Carol Zunker, 113 Above. ROW ONE: Carol Gehle, Janice Bird, Sheila Bares, Janet Bruette, Andrea Beard, Susan Albrecht, Pat Baldwin, Pat Dovi, Nancy Chojnacki. ROW TWO: Ken Buchmann, Jim Broskowski, John Buchholtz, Alice Burnside, Dorien Babcock, Richard Blachowski, Tom Barocci, Mike Barnes, Paul Blaskowski. ROW THREE: Daniel Bowe, Richard Boll- hoffer, David Butzlaff, Michael Anderson, Ronald Dallmann, David Dallmann, Richard Czarnecki. George Bzdusek. SOPHOMORE Below. ROW ONE: Priscilla Gieryn, Muriel Droste, Lorraine Eisner, Janice Czemejewski, Carolyn Dunnam, Karen Granditzke, Pat Doperalski, Sandra Graham. ROW TWO: Ronald Gouin, Jerry Grabowski, Pat Fritschler, Sandra Gaiko, Dolores Disterhaft, Sally Dallmann, Renee Frank, Wayne Dertz. ROW THREE: Paul Caruso, Anton Drabek, John Cho- jnacki, Tom Gapko, Gary Dillon, Mike Fenno, Robert Dertz, Tom Eisenbraun. Above. ROW ONE: Carol Hofmeister, Kathleen Hakow, Karen Henning, Colleen Kresser, Mary Kowalewski, Sharon Johannes, Evelyn Hopkins, Patricia Kiessel. ROW TWO: Earl Jacobs, Gary Greenwood, Linda Hanson, Jackie Hakow, Richard Kosowicz, James Johannes. ROW THREE: DuWayne Klak, Roy Helm, Shirley Greinke, Sandra Kremis, Carol Kobb, Richard Krzywkowski, Alan Jilla. ROW FOUR: George Grubis, Frederick Hodgson, William Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy, George Janto, Patrick Jeffords, Dennis Haberman. SOPHOMORE Below. ROW ONE: Joyce Kukowski, Peggy Kuchma, Lois Lund, Diane Litkowiec, Diana Macek, Carol Langowski, Karen LePine, Diana Lavota. ROW TWO: Martin Mataya, Matthew Lein, Carolyn Laketa, Barbara Machniewicz, Carol Mar- tinek, Diane Lukas, Jim Martz. ROW THREE: Patti Leavitt. Kathy Kujawa, Vicki Kunesh, Carol Littleton, Jean Litt- mann, Oneida Maslin, Wayne Locust. ROW FOUR: Sigmund Matuski, LeRoy Manka, Mark Levandosky, Dennis Man- ley, Jeffrey Linski, Henry Manka, Clayton Lynde, Fred Marko. Above. ROW ONE: Thomas Pizyr, Ruth Michalski, Carol Miles, Dorothy Merlin, Carol Phinney, Marlene Nero, Susan Petesch, Patricia Piwaron, Richard Media. ROW TWO: Michael Peplinski, Sandra Paul, Carol Nelson, Bill Morin, Pen- ny Nemeth, Bonnie Pietz, Ronald Nuszbaum, Richard Oleszak. ROW THREE: Ken Nordall, Fred Petrie, Tom Pekar, Jim Novesad, Mel Milinovich, Roger McLimans, Larry Pendzich, Eugene Plachinski. SOPHOMORE I Below. ROW ONE: Nancy Pritzlaff, Jackie Schroettner, Ellen Rowland, Margaret Rebarchek, Loretta Rockhold, Sue Povolo, Noreen Schmutzler, Darlene Roskoski. ROW TWO: Allen Rupich, Richard Sajdak, Richard Potts, Carmen Pol- jakovic. Dulce Schreiber, George Przydryga, Charles Righi, Alan Rosewicz. ROW THREE: Jim Robel, Kenneth Pradar- elli, Ellen Schabla, Jane Polasek, Peter Roth, Kathleen Schermerhorn, Kenneth Ponec. Above. ROW ONE: Susanne Smith, Laura Schultz, Charlene Stevens, Kathleen Stone, Ruth Seminaro, Susan Snamiske, Ramona Thalman. ROW TWO: Timothy Thibedeau, Mary Ann Schudiske, Delores Sieczynski, Patricia Schweitzer, Nancy Semrad, Sharon Schultz, Judy Strom, Karen Stockdale, Sheila Stronn. ROW THREE: Robert Seiy, Herman Spengler, James Skalitzky, Donald Simuncak, Edward Sobczak, Dennis St. Claire, Mark Stever. SOPHOMORE Bottom. ROW ONE: Robert Uehling, James Van Den Boom, Judy Wickman, Diane Uttke, Judy Zydowicz, Mike War- golet, Wayne Witkowski. ROW TWO: Richard Welvang, Robert Treme 1, Karen Young, Arline Zopf, Sherry Wranik, Clyde Weege, Daniel Williams. ROW THREE: Eugene Wilimek, Louis Wilimek, Barbara Wise, Larry Tome, Martin Valasek, Michael Valasek. ROW FOUR: Melroy Urban, Kenneth Topel, Harry Udvare, Julian Wesley, Robert Weich- ert. Above. ROW ONE: James Bode, Patricia Borden, Patricia Anderson, Joann Brenner, Ruth Ann Bietow, Carol Burman, David Bong, Gerald Blaskowski. ROW TWO: Charleen Barry, Karen Bergmann, Cindy Adams, James Barcio, Douglas Addis, Gerald Beier, Thomas Beniak, Cheryl Barutha, Ruth Cameron. ROW THREE: Laurel Becker, Pam Betz, Elaine Berlin, Sandra Bergmann, Richard Andrews, Richard Bennet, John Bong, Patrick Butler, Ralph Becker. FRESHMEN Below. ROW ONE: Judy Follette, Karen Fairbanks, Debra Foran, Carolyn Czarnecki, Carol Feck, Jane Fricke, Barbara Duwe, Carla Ertel. ROW TWO: Linda Downing, Constance Dombrowski, Muriel Czarnecki, Beatrice Furgason, Mary Ellen Garczynski, Kathleen Court, Vicki DeSalvo, Harriet Ciszewski, Karen Gerek. ROW THREE: Sandra Eidsor, Mich, ael Gamp, Charles Clifford, Leo Copus, Phillip Dietrich, Larry Gavinski, Tom Dornak, Tony Day, La Verne Faller. Above. ROW ONE: Patricia Hoffman, Nancy Hrbacek, Juliana Hesiak, Beth Girard, Loretta Heine, Sandra Helstowski, Joan Gresser, Rene Gibeault. ROW TWO: David Hanson, Donald Greicar, Lance Holderness, Donald Giuffre, Mike Gwinner, Ken Hilten, Scott Helm, Dale Helm. ROW THREE: JoAnn Hajduch, Elizabeth Hoffman, Virginia Gloyer, Gloria Helgeson, Judith Holt, Bonnie Grosch, Carl Greco, James Hartwig. ROW FOUR: David Hebei, John Hrin, James Grochowski, James Hill, Jerry Grambow, Randall Giese, Thomas Gruener. FRESHMEN Below. ROW ONE: Harriet Langfeldt, Janet Konas, Judy Johnson, Linda Langfeldt, Rosemary Kuhrt, JoAnn Krajnak. JoAnne Knoll, Linda Langosch. ROW TWO: Timothy Kearns, John Koepp, Ronald Katisch, Kenneth Jakubowski, Carter Kirsch, Kenneth Kosowicz, Clyde Krumrai. ROW THREE: Frank Kurucz, Norrine Krawczyk, Roseann Kacner, Larry Kober, Ronald Kupcho, Nancy Kothrade, Cynthia Koehn, Dale Kotke, ROW FOUR: Ronald Kohlhardt, Robert Kohler, Maureen Jeffords, Arthur Langridge, Laurette Kaufman, Robert Jahnke. Above. ROW ONE: Lorinda Laskowski, Mary McCaigue, Mary Jane Liska, Susan Macek, Herta Melnik, Bonnie Laskow- ski, Marilyn Leavitt, Judith Miklaszewski. ROW TWO: Jean Milinovich, Richard Lewitzke, Russell Meusy, Ray Littmann, Dennis Miller, Gil Loppnow, Sylvia Malicki, Kathy Mikula. ROW THREE: Marilyn Marciniak, Dennis Lavota, Russell Michalski, Richard Lukszys, Richard Mirocha, Neil Le Houillier, Cheryl McFall, Kathleen Littman. ROW FOUR: Terry Luedke, Bill Mani, Alvin Mclnnis, Roseanne McGraw, Robert Miller, Fred Lawler, Allen Martin, Ronald Mijokovich. FRESHMEN Below. ROW ONE: David Patrick, Sandra Naspini, Patricia Novosad, Gregory Otto, David Neilon, Gail Nied, Karen Nordall, Melvin Olsen. ROW TWO: Beverly Niemiec, Wayne Mueller, Harvey Nelson, Stanley Palkowitz, Sandra Orr, Janice Modjeski, Paul Mueller, Barry Palms, Carol Nash. ROW THREE: Robert Moravec, James Pape, Steven Misovy, Gloria Osusky, Barbara Pastorek, David Nowakowski, Alan Muschinski. Michael Paquin, George Nagy. Above. ROW ONE: Patrick Ryan. John Pavlovich, Marion Piastowski. Dian Ryan, Mary Sadowski, Judy Romanowski, Karen Rowland, Ronald Przybyla. ROW TWO: Pamela Pavlasek, Patricia Ryan, Barbara Poehr, Bonnie Percifield, Diane Rutkowski, Kenneth Psket, Peggy Reitz, Michael Pytlik. ROW THREE: George Sawchuk, Richard Plahna, Tom Prigan, Thomas Pociask, Connie Roelke, Jeffrey Popowski, Jeffrey Pergande. ROW FOUR: Henry Petrovs, John Sadowski, Thomas Polacek, Alex Pusztai, Victor Petrovs, Carl Peltier, Gary Phillips. FRESHMEN Below. ROW ONE: Denise Straehl, Colleen Smith, Cynthia Severson, Judith Soderland, Toni Selensky, Faye Stank, Kathy Sobieszczyk, Linda Schmutzler. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Soltes, Brenda Seneff, Thomas Sedlacek, Robert Sirna, Eugene Sinner, Alex Sorce, Jean St. Claire, Sandra Schwellinger. ROW THREE: Sandra Taube, Cheryl Smith, Estelle Schwob, Karen Seeby, Jeanne Spengler, Janet Strom, Pat Skidmore, Judy Sohier. ROW FOUR: Wayne Shortt, Joe Schultz, Richard Seidl, Joseph Stanchik. Daniel Strupp, Michael Slivinski, John Strom, Donald Seaman, Marvin Sever- son. Above. ROW ONE: Linda Wirhanowicz, Pearl Weege, Mary Ann Vodnik, Judy Venus, Janet Wagner, Carol Toth, Pat Wiech, April Zawacki, Mary Tiemann. ROW TWO: Jerry Weinstock, Susan Zolnik, David Welvang, Gregory Zawilcow- ski, Phyllis Thornes, Cheryl Victoreen, Sandra Zimmer, Edward Wargolet, Richard Witkowski. ROW THREE: Cynthia Weed, Judy Voves, Thomas Wesley, John Zachar, John Weiske, Ralph Vander Bloomer, James Van Vlaenderen, Susan Tonn. ROW FOUR: Jean Wendt, Karen Zemplinski, John Wielgosz, Charles Tripke, Diana Turczyn, Kay Tierney, Georgette Thorn, Steve Vandervest, Faye Wesley. FRESHMEN Below. ROW ONE: Larry Mulock, Mike Conklin, Janice Gehle, Celeste Cieszynski, Sandra McQuown, Kristine Perkins, Leslie Otto, Jim Danish. ROW TWO: Bill Barnier, Niels Christensen, Linda Curler, Susan Last, Yvonne Borgen, Kath- leen Bean, John Angiolo, Alan Bockay. ROW THREE: Gary Kalman, Jeffrey Gapinski, Kay Bigger, James Musiedlak, Pete Wieczorek, Michael Boese. ROW FOUR: Ron Lakey, Larry Crivello, Patrick Chappell, Tim Butler, John Canapa, Paul Langenfeld. SENIOR INDEX ANANIA, ROBERT--Swimming 1,2, 3,4. BADERTSCHER, KATHLEEN--Mermaids 1,2, 3,4; Pacer 1; G. A. C. 1; Band 1,2; Cheerleading 2, 3; Captain 2, 3. BARNIER, JAMES--Projectors Club 1,2, 3,4. BECKER, CHRISTIAN--Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Forensics 2, 3,4; Pacer 3,4;Sports Editor of Pacer. BEDNAR, RONALD--Mermaids 3,4. BEDUSEK, JAY--Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4;Forensics 3, 4; Post Prom Court 2; Junior Class Play 3; Prom Court 3; Vice-President of Band 3; Senior Class Play 4; Senior Class President 4. BEDUSEK, LAURIE--Cheerleaders 2, 3,4; Captain 4; Arrow Staff 4; Forensics 1,4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,4; Dramatics 1; Junior Class Play 3; Debate 4. BELSKY, MARY ANN--Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatic: 4. BENNETT SANDRA--Chorus 2.3,4;Dramatics 4. BOGACKI, SHIRLEY--Chorus 2, 3; Paramedical Careers 3,4; Dramatics 4. BORES, PATRICIA--Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1,2; Dramatics 2; Arrow Staff 4; Pacer 4. BORRMANN, DOROTHY--Chorus 1, 2, 3; G. A. A. 1. BOWE, KATHLEEN—G. A. A. 4; Chorus 3; Mer- maids 1; Pep Club 1. BUCHMANN, KATHLEEN--Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4; Captain 3; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4. CHOJNACKI, DENNIS--Golf 1; Football 2. CHOVANEC, SANDRA--G. A. A. 1; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mermaids 2, 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Dramatics 2, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Student Council 3. CHOWANEC, PAUL CHURCHILL, SHARON LEE--Student Council 2; Chorus 1,2, 3. CLEMENS, DUANE--Basketball 1. CRAPITTO, JOSEPH—Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Homecoming Court 4. CULVER, JUDITH--Chorus 1; G. A. A. 2,4; Mer- maids 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Dramatics 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4. CZUBEK, RONALD DALLMANN, CAROL—Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 1. DAVIDS, MARVIN--Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Junior Class Play 3. DAY, MAXON--Basketball 1,2.3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4. DE LUCA, ANNETTE- -Cheerleaders 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Prom Queen 3. DOE, THOMAS DOMBROWSKI, SUSAN—F.T.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4; Treasurer F.T.A. 2; Vice- President Chorus 3; Homecoming Court 4. DOMINSKI, RUTH--Chorus 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pacer 2.3,4; Pep Club 1,4. DOUGLAS, SHARON—Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 2; Pacer 2, 3,4; Dramatics 4. DZIADOSZ, PAUL—Football 2, 3;Volleyball Man- ager 3; Baseball 3,4. EHMKE, KAREN--Library Round Table 1; Mer- maids 1; Chorus 1,2; Band 2, 3,4; F.T. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, President Suburban F.T.A. 4; President Band 4; Most Improved Band Member 3; Student Council 2,3; Debate 4; Senior Class Play 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Badger Girls’ State 3. EWERT, SUSAN--Chorus 1. EWERT, THOMAS -Basketball 1; Post Prom Court 2; Prom Court 3. FIEBER, CARL--Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; President 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Student Council 4; Pacer 3,4; Arrow Staff 3,4; Forensics 3.4; Chorus 3,4; Pacer Distribution Editor 4. FLECHNER, TONI FLICK, LOIS—Chorus 1,2. 3. FOJTIK, CHARLES--Swimming 3,4; Golf 3,4; Cam- era Club 3; Arrow 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Band Color Guard 3; Debate 4; Packer Splashers 4; Teen of the Month 4; President N. H. S. 4. FREDERICK, DONALD GARBISCH, GERALD G AW ELKO, RICHARD GAWORSKI, GLORIA--Pep Club 1; Pacer 2. 3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Business Manager of Pacer 4. GLOYER, SUZANNE--Chorus 1,2,4; Mermaids 1; Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1; Pacer 3,4; Student Council 4. GRECO, JOHN--Swimming 1; Track 1; Tennis 3. HAKOW, JAMES—Swimming 3,4; Packer Splashers 3.4. HAKOW, WILLIAM HANSON, PAULA--Mermaids 3. 4; G. A. A. 1; Chorus 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1; Pacer Stall 3; Home- coming Court 4. HELGESON, KATHLEEN--Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; President 4; Pacer 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Vice-President 4. HELSOWSKI, GEORGE HERSCHLEB, RAYMOND--Football 1,2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. HERSIL, JAMES HIPP, MARVIN--Radio Science 1; Football 1. JAKLITSCH, LORELLE—G. A. A. 1; Arrow 3; Pacer 3. 123 JANES, DIANE--Pep Club 1; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. JODAR, ALFRED--Football 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Packer Splashers 4; Band 2, 3,4. JURSIK, ROBERT--Camera Club 1; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Swimming 1.2,3,4; Packer Splashers 4, President 4; Badger Boys' State 3; Prom Court 3; Junior Class President 3; Post Prom Court 2. KALAWA, NANCY--Pep Club 1; G.A. A. 4; Chorus 2; Mermaids 1; Student Council 1. KARRAS, GERALD KELM, CAROL KING, PATRICIA--Mermaids 3,4. KLOIBER, ELEANOR KNEBEL, JUDITH--G. A. A. 1. 2. 3.4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Pacer 3,4; Dramatics 4. KOENIG, FRANCIS--Football 1,2, 3.4; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Tennis 2, 3; Radio Science 1, 2, 3,4. KOTKE. NANCY--Pep Club 1; Arrow 3; Chorus 1.2, 3,4; Library Round Table 3,4; Vice- President 4; Junior Class Play 3. KRATT, FREDERICK--Football 2, 3. KRZYWKOWSKI, GERALD--Football 1,2; Swim- ming 2,4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Debate Team 4; Packer Splashers 4, Vice-President 4. KUCERA, JOSEPH-- KUHARSKE, DONALD--Basketball 1; Dramatics 1.2. KUKLA, ROY KULCZYNSKI, LAWRENCE--Football 1. 2. 3; Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1; Baseball 3. KURTIN, THOMAS--Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Swimming 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Projectors Club 3,4; Radio Science 1; Prom Court 3; Post Prom King 2; Badger Boys' State 3; Projectors Club Treasurer 3. LAKETA, ROBERT-- Sportsmen Club 1; Post Prom Court 2; Junior Prom King 3. LAMBERT, SUSAN--Chorus 1,2,4; Pacer 1; Ar- row 3; Junior Class Play 3; Prom Court 3. LANGRIDGE, VIRGINIA--Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. LASKOWSKI, ROBERT--Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Junior Prom Announcer 3. LEAVITT, BONNIE--Chorus 1,2. 3.4; Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1; Mermaids 2, 3. LIPINSKI, GERALD LUEDERS, ARNOLD--Cross Country 3. MACEK, JOANNE--G. A. A. 1; Mermaids 1; Pacer 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Junior Class Play 3; Forensics 4; Prom Court 3. MACHNIEWICZ, JACQUELINE--Chorus 1. MALMBERG, MERRY--Mermaids 1.2, 3; G. A. A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Chorus 4; Pacer 3. MARQUARDT, SHARON--G. A. A. 1,2, 3. Presi- dent 2; Dramatics 1,2; Pep Club 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Mermaids 3, Secretary 3; Senior Class Vice-President 4. 124 MARTIN, SHARON--Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Mermaids 2, 3,4; Forensics 1, 2, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Pacer 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Dramatics 4. MARTIN, WILLIAM - -Football 4. MARTINDALE, ROBERT--Football 4; Homecom- ing King 4; Volleyball 4. MARTZ, JULIANNE--G. A. A. 1; F.T.A. 2; Para- medical Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2, Secretary 2; Dra- matics 4. MATUSIK, IRENE--Mermaids 1, 2, 4; Treasurer 2; G. A. A. 1, 2,4; Student Council 1, 2; Pacer 4; Post Prom Court 2. MAYOTTE. RICHARD--Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2; Basketball Manager 2; Volleyball 3; Homecoming Court 4. MAYS, BEVERLY--G. A. A. 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Mer- maids 4. MAZZOLARI, JOHN--A.F.S. Exchange Student; Football 4; Volleyball 4; Tennis 4. MCCORD, BARBARA--G. A. A. 1, 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 3,4. MC GRAW, BARBARA MC QUOWN, DORELENE--Junior Class Play 3; Sen- ior Class Play 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Arrow 3. MILEWSKI, EDWARD MILINOVICH, MARK--Football 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 3,4; Track 3; Homecoming Court 4. MRNIK, FRANK--Track 2. MULQUEEN, JOSEPH--Football 1,2; Volleyball 1; Track 1; Prom Court 3. MUNIA, BARBARA--Chorus 2, 3. NAGY, IRENE--Student Council 1,3,4; Chorus 1, 3; Dramatics 1, 3,4, Secretary 4; Arrow 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. NELSON, JOHN--Band 2, 3,4; Mermaids 3. NOWAKOWSKI, ROBERTA--Dramatics 4; Chorus 1. 2.3,4. OLLMANN, MARY--Band 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 3; Mermaids 2, 3; Dramatics 3,4. OLLMANN, RUTH ANN--Dramatics 1,2, 3.4; Pacer 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Prom Court 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. OSBORNE, DONALD--Chorus 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Dramatics 3. PANFIL, THOMAS PAPE, JEROME--Pacer 2, 3; Graphic Arts Editor 4. PAVLOVICH, SUSAN--Band 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Forensics 1, 2,4; Pacer 1; Pep Club 1; Arrow 3; Dramatics 4; Junior Class Play 3; Sen- ior Class Play 4; Post Prom Court 2; Prom Court 3; Band President 3; Snowball Chairman 4. PAYBERG, CORRINE--G. A. A. 1, 2, 4; Mermaids 1, 2, 3,4; President 3. PERKINS, PATRICIA- -Chorus 1,2, 3. 4; Pacer 4. PIASTOWSKI, RUTH--G. A. A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1. PLACHINSKI, GLORIA--Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Mermaids 2,3; Radio Science 3; Chorus 1, 2.3,4. PLEVAK, JEROME--Football 1,2,4; Volleyball 3; Homecoming Court 4. POPOWSKI, DIANE--Student Council 2,3,4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Pacer 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Dramatics 2,4. PRELOG, PATRICIA--Chorus 1.2. 3.4. PSKET, JOAN--Pep Club 1,4; G.A. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pacer 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 2, 3,4; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Pur-Gold Queen 4; Feature Editor of Pacer 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4. PUCCIO, LOIS--Pep Club 1; F.T. A. 1,2; Pacer 1, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Post Prom Court 2; Senior Class Secretary 4. RAPANT, VERMITTA--Chorus 1, 2. 3,4; Mermaids 1,2, 4; G. A. A. 1; Pep Club 1; Secretary of Mermaids 4; Pur-Gold Court 4. REED, ROGER--Football 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 2, 3,4; Track 1; Projectors 3. RICCIO, MICHAEL--Band 1, 2, 3,4. RINDAL, VERNON ROMANOWSKI, JOAN--Band 1,2, 3,4; Paramed- ical Club 2; F.T. A. 4, Treasurer 4. RYNDERS, GEORGLA--Chorus 3,4; Dramatics 4; Pacer Staff 4; Paramedical Club 4. SADOWSKI, PATRICIA--Pep Club 1; G.A. A. 1; Mermaids 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. SANTI, ROBERT--Golf 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3. 4. SAUVE, BARBARA--Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3; F.T. A. 2, 3,4; Arrow 3. SCHMIDT, ROBERT--National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Pacer 1,2,3,4; F.T. A. 2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Radio Science 1; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Debate 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; N.H.S. Treasurer 4; Dramatics Treasurer 3,4; Editor of Pacer 4; F.T. A. Treasurer 3; Student Council Pres- ident 4. SCHMIDT, TERRY--Football 1, 2; Golf 1,2,4; Vol- leyball 1,2,4; Camera Club 1,2, 3,4; Radio Science 1,2, 3,4; President Radio Science 4. SCHMUTZLER, RONALD SCHULTE, MICHAEL--Prom Court 3. SCHUMACHER, EDWARD--Basketball 1, 2, 3. SCHWEITZER, SHARON--Chorus 2.3.4; Pacer 3.4; President Girls Glee Club 4. SCOTT, VIRGINIA--Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; SIDLIK, MARTHA ANN--Pacer 1, 2; F. T. A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Library Round Table 2,3,4; Forensics 4; Junior Class Play 3; F.T. A. Vice-President 3; L. R.T. Secretary 3. SIMS, JULIUS--Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4. SMITH, HARLEY--Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Projectors 1, 2,3,4; F.T. A. 2; Camera Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Swimming Manager 4; Pro- jector President 3,4; Sophomore Class Presi- dent 2. SMOLINSKI, RONALD SONSALLA, LOIS--Chorus 2. 3; G. A. A. 1; Pep Club 1. SPIES, LORRAINE--Pep Club 1,4; G. A. A. 1.2; Cheerleaders 3,4, Secretary 4; Arrow 4; F.T. A. 4; Student Council 4. STACK. KENNETH--Pacer 1; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Football 2. STEINER, KATHLEEN--Pep Club 1; Mermaids 1; G.A. A. 1; F.T. A. 3.4. TANDECKI, SHARON--G. A. A. 1,2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Mermaids 2; Paramedical Club 2. THOMAS, CECILIA--Forensics 2; Pacer 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Arrow 2, 3; L. R. T. 1, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; N.H.S. Vice-President 4. TOTKA, JOAN--Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Post Prom Court 2; Prom Court 3. TOTKA, JOHN TRINKL, CAROL--Mermaids 1; Cheerleading 2, 3,4, Secretary 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1; Post Prom Queen 2. TRINKL, FRANK--Football 3,4; Track 2.3,4; Basketball 2; Basketball Manager 3,4. VANDERVEST, CHARLOTTE--Mermaids 2. 3.4. VAN VLAENDEREN, EDWARD--Football 1, 2, 3,4. VARSIK, BARBARA--Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; F. T. A. 3, 4; L. R T. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Dramatics 1; Pacer 1; L. R. T. President 4; N.H. S. Secretary 4. VASSEL, THOMAS--Volleyball 1; Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. VIROVATZ. SANDRA--Mermaids 1. 2. 3.4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4. WEAVER, ROBERT--Basketball 1; Dramatics 2,3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4. WEINSTOCK, THOMAS--Cross Country 2; Student Council 4. WESLEY, KENNETH--Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Projectors 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4. WIEDEMEIER, JERRY WILK, RANDOLPH--Track 2; Swimming 2; Packer Splashers 4. WIRHANOWICZ, SHARON--Chorus 1, 2, 3.4. WOLTRING, BONITA--Pep Club 1; F.T. A. 3,4, Presi- dent 4; L. 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