Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1964 volume:

2 arrow yearbook 3 4 1 9 64 : A R ROW yearbook of cudahy high school cudahy, Wisconsin vol. 41 barbara wise, editor 5 Arrow Staff--Barbara Wise, Editor in Chief; Alice Burnside, Senior Editor; Ruth Seminaro; Martin Valasek, Business Manager; Pat Rice; Karen Henning; Diane Uttke. Photographers--Richard Media; Paul Mueller. 8 With the passage of years, you may look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance became bright with the gleam of knowledge. You will remember the joys and frustrations often en- countered in the classroom, the feelings experienced with fellow students during critical moments, the tension upon taking examinations, and most of all, the sense of accomplishment upon attaining your goals. More- over, you will recall the excitement of football and basketball games, track and swimming meets; you will remember thrills experienced when our teams won, and the remorse when they lost. You will think back upon your graduation, and the four years preceeding it; which you spent in this building, soon to be replaced by a new one. To preserve a record of these moments and the experiences you and your fellow students have had, this annual strives to capture the eyes” and mind of the scholarship, leadership, the character, and the activities of Cudahy High School --1963-64. 9 CONTENTS FACULTY P. 1 7 nnn«Mi?ATirtMO D A Q BOARD OF EDUCATION Helen Drewek, Edward Comer, Emil Mandl--Pres., Walter Ploetz--Supt., Robert J. Cassidy 16 A TEACHER AFFECTS ETERNITY; HE CAN NEVER TELL WHERE HIS INFLUENCE STOPS. MISS MARGARET SCANNELL B.E., M.A. English. Paramedical Careers Club. MR. FRANK J. CHARAPATA B.A., M.A. Spanish MR. ALLAN R. JAGODENSKY A.B. English. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MRS. DORTHY W. DICK B.A. Latin, English. MRS. DIANE H. LINDENAU B.S. English MRS. HILDEGARDE SCHAEFER B.A. French, English. MR. GERALD BENKA PH.B., M.S. English. Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. SOCIAL SCIENCE LEFT: MR. JOHN D. WALTER B.A. U.S. History. Varsity Tennis Coach BELOW: MR. CHARLES E. SCHULZ B.S. U.S. History, World History MATH DEPT - MR. MYRON F. GOKE B.E. Algebra MR. JAMES L. FONS A.B. Math; Social Science ABOVE: MR. PETER V. POLSTER B. SC. Elementary Algebra; Practical Mathematics. LEFT: MISS ELIZABETH SEREFLEK B.E. Plane Geometry 28 MR. BRUNO V. SLOTWINSKI B.E., M.S. Physics, General Science, Physical Sci- ence. MR. FREDERICK F. MURPHY B.A., M.A. Biology, Chemistry, Adv. Biology. 29 MR. HAROLD H. EMME B.S. General Science MR. DONALD LAVERTY B.S. Drivers Education, General Science. SCIENCE 31 BU8INESS EDUCATION MR. JAMES B. REINERIO B.E. Bookkeeping and Accounting, Basic Business. MISS BARBARA ANN VVIENCZEWSKI B.S. Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. MRS. ARLENE URICK MRS. DOROTHY MELBY MRS. DOROTHY MELBY B.S. All Foods Classes MRS. ARLENE URICK B.S. Clothing Classes MR. TED W. KUECKER B.S., M.S. Art; Yearbook; Camera Club MISS JANE HASLANGER B.M., M.A. Choruses MR. HAROLD F. LORENZ B.S., M.M. Band; Instrument Lessons; Music Appreciation MR. TED W. KUECKER PHY. ED. DEPARTMENT MR. JOHN DRIER B.A. Physical Education, U.S. History. Varsity Baseball, B-Team Football, Freshmen Football. MRS. PATRICIA MOSCA B.S. Physical Education. Cheerleaders, Mermaids. MRS. MARY JOHNSTONE B.S. Physical Education G.A.A., Pep Club. MR. STEVE HOFFMANN B.S., M.S. Physical Education, First Aid. B-Team Basketball Coach, Head Track Coach. MR. LOUIS BAROCCI B.S., M.S. Mechanical Drawing, Wood- work, Industrial Arts. MR. RICHARD A. WOERFEL B.E., M.S. General Shop, Drawing Print- ing. MR. CLIFFORD E. McLIMANS B.E. Industrial Arts, Audio Visual MR. NICK MILLNOVICH B.S., M.S. Machine Shop, Drawing, Woodshop GUIDANCE ABOVE: MR. EDWARD RACE B.S., M.E. Guidance Football, Volleyball, Head Coach; Track Asst. Coach. BELOW: MRS. EVELYN BENIAK Guidance Dept. Secretary RIGHT ABOVE: MRS. DOLLY A. McHUGH B.S. Girls' Counselor Shorthand. BELOW RIGHT: MISS DOROTHY WALCH B.E., B.L.S. Librarian MRS. BOWE ERV JANIK CUSTODIANS FRED KOVAC m ORGANIZATIONS UPON THINKING BACK ON THE 1963-1964 SCHOOL YEAR, we will remember many of the big and minute activities we experienced as members of school organizations. We will remember--working on club committees . . . gay laughter at our follies . . . the long hours of work and exasperation put into publishing the year- book by the Arrow staff . . . the controversies at meetings, and activities accomplished by the Student Council . . . A .F .S. programs: powderpuff football, candy sales--Ed Santos, our foreign exchange stu- dent . . . the cake baking and rush encountered in preparation for the L.R.T. tea; and the innumera- ble books to be shelved and stamped; and the arrival of ALL those new books! . . . planning for the water ballet . . . donating money from the N.H.S. to the A.F .S. and to the English Department for the pur- chase of records . . . discussion of the aspects of the theatre in dramatics club . . . looking to our fu- ture in Paramedical careers . . . experiments with electronics in Radio Science club . . . yelling for our teams until our throats were hoarse, in Pep Club . . . trying to meet deadlines for the Pacer . . . studying the aspects of education in the F .T.A. . . . and, finally letting off steam through athletics such as bowling and basketball in the G.A.A. 45 ARROW STAFF -OR- HOW WE GOT THIS WAY! 1st ROW: Left-right Ruth Seminaro Diane Uttke Pat Rice Junior Editor foreground: Paul Mueller Photographer 2nd ROW: Marty Valasek Business Manager Karen Henning Alice Burnside Senior Section Editor 3rd ROW: Richard Media Photographer Mr. T. Kuecker Advisor Barbara Wise Editor in Chief STUDENT COUNCIL A.F.S. CANDY SALE WINNERS The profits of this sale of candy helped to secure an A.F.S. student for this year. The winners are from left to right, Cindy Hagen and Richard Smith were runners up in selling the most candy. Eugene Hartwig did sell the most and received first prize. Norrine Krawczyk won the toboggan in the drawing. Gordon Amhause, President of Student Council, as- sisted in the presentations. BOTTOM: David Bong, Ronald Kohlardt, Len Morgando, Dave Welvang, Richard Christensen, Carl Greco, Ronald Polacek, George Snamiske, Salvatore Krawczyk. ROW 2: Darlene Roskoski, Gail Brawders, Violet Zabramski, Tina Perkins, Linda Tomer, Rene Gibeault, Judy Wickman, Marilyn Reynolds, Gail Bockay, Martha Clifford, Ednardo Santos. ROW 3: Kathy Dominski, Gail Grubis, Susan Bemdt, Cindy Severson, Ruth Michalski, Candy Nelson, Jean Spengler, Norrine Krawczyk, Julie Hesiak, Karen Granditzke, Sandy Graham. ROW 4: Jane Gruener, Carmen Poljakovic, Susan Macek, Maria Marcinowski, Peggy Stevens, Peggy Kuchma, Joyce Frieshman, Nancy Kling, Susan Kaleta. ROW 5: Donna Almon, Yvonne Freichels, Mary Kisley, Pat Michalski, Sue Sliviski, Pat Sadowski, Georgette Thom, Susan Last, Diane Rutkowski, Pat Scheitzer, ROW 6: Phillip Deutsch, Randy Reed, Cindy Hagen, Barbara Wise, Carl Rasmussen, Bob Bara- nowski, Fred Pietre, Dave Johnstone, Gordon Amhaus, Tom Barocci, Jim Matykowski. 49 Ednardo Santos 1963-64 Foreign Exchange Student from Fortafeza, Ceara, Brazil The Blachowski family--L-R: Mr. Blachowski, Mrs. Blachowski, Ednardo, Nancy, Karen, Richard. Below Right the Santos family. L-R: Edvardo, Gerardo Jr., Mrs. Santos, Eliardo, Mr. Santos, Edirardo, and Ednardo. AMERICAN FIELDS SERVICE LIBRARY ROUND TABLE Library Round Table: TOP ROW--Diane Rutkowski, Barbara Wise, Elaine Berlin. MIDDLE ROW--Susan Bedusek, Colleen Kresser, Sandra Naspini, Margaret Rebarchek, Judy Wickman. BOTTOM ROW--Ellen Magyera, Marie Nowicki, Cynthia Severson, Patricia Blockowitz. ROW Is Oneida Maslin, Shirley Greinke, Cindy Koehn, Sharon Shultz, Faye Wesley, Darlene Holcomb, Carol Littleton. ROW 2: Rose Aboytes, Diane Lukas, Susan Ehmke, Susan Zolnik, Sheila Stronn, Carol Martinek, Kathy Stone. ROW 3: Sandra Orr, Candy Nelson, Kathleen Court, Judy Soderland, Judy Miklaszewski, Dorothy Merlin, Jackie Schroettner, Mary Kowalewski. ROW 4: Karen Gerek, Claudia Manley, Nadine Hersil, Ellen Magyera, Karen LePine, Carol Hofmeister, Cindy Severson, Gloria Dziadosz. BOTTOM: Barbara Wise, Linda Hanson, Diane Lukas. TOP: Roger McLimans, Martin Mataya, Julian Wesley. 54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DRAMATICS CLUB MERMAIDS ROW 1: Frank Kurtz, Carol Littleton, Betty Payberg, Jean Spengler, Linda Hanson, Susan Emke, Jane Polasek, Collen Kresser, Barbara Pastorik, Susan Slivinski, Ronald Kolhart. ROW 2: Charlene Charapata, Betty Giese, Ellen Andrews, Susan Last, Harriet Langfeldt, Claudia Manly, Cindy Adams, Janice Bird, Deora Ferrand, Patricia Borden, Christine Schoerder, Pat Lathrop, Jane Martz, Carol Woerfel. ROW 3: Diane Bird, Susan Burndt, Lynn Nimmer, Barbara Smitz, Karen Taylor, Gail Bockay, Kathy Leavitt, Patricia Murphy, Susan McLimans, Amy Snopek, Yvonne Freichels, Margaret Kuchma, Ruth Seminaro. POOL: Richard Smith, Paul Muller, Fred Petrie. PEP CLUB ROW Is Ellen Rowland, Judy Wickman, Janet Bruette, Gloria Van Ueshout, Karen Rowland, Linda Torner, Judy Romanowski, Margaret Rebarchek, Pat Dovi, Jane Polasek. ROW 2: Pat Michalski, Pat Lathrop, Yvonne Freichels, Carla Drabek, Mary Kisley, Georgette Thom, Marion Piastowski, Jane Platka, Richard Zieske, Dave Grusczynski. ROW 3: Kathy Court, Donna Court, Gail Brawders, Phyllis Sauceda, Diane Helm, Linda Siburt, Pat Miller, Judy Soderland, Stephanie Griffen, Pat Merkel, Nancy Blachowski, Lynn Gerek, Linda Lewandowski, Pat Pytlek. ROW 4: Sheila Stronn, Mary Pflanzer, Cindy Severson, Antoinette Martorana, Gloria Riviera, Gail Bockay, Rhonda Ric- cardi, Linda Knok, Barbara Hamm, Sandy Spatz, Georgean Trochta, Susan Benka, Candy Manley, Pam Royek. ROW 5: Susan Albrecht, Janet Wagner, Susan McLimans, Nancy Kling, Karen Gerek, Judy Miklaszewski, Mary- lynn Reynolds, Louise Oleszak, Kristine Viscek, Violet Zambramski, Diana Macek. ROW 6: Chris Schroder, Mary Ann Wieczorek, Janice Bong, Amy Snopek, Barbara Jakubowski, Bemardine Rebarchek, Cynthia Koehn, Kathy Stone, Susan Bzdusek, Marie Nowicki, Jean Wendt, Delores Sieczynski, Diane Lukas. ROW 7: Karen Froling, Joan McGraw, Mary Ann Hajduch, Marsha Kmieciak, Karen Schroeder, Gail Grubis, Bonnie Selky, Chris Szczesny, Ellen Gramdow, Carol Kaja, Bunnie Bong, Diane Marquardt, Cheryl Thibedeau, Betty Payberg, Janice Karr. 56 PARAMEDICAL CAREERS ROW 1--Bonnie Brosch, Carol Riegel, Beth Girard, Celeste Cieszynski, Tina Perkins, Janice Gehle. ROW 2--Sandra Eidsor, Betty Hoffman, Diane Truskowski, Diane Waliander, Jean Milinovich, JoAnn Krajnak. ROW 3--Elaine Berlin, Judy Holt, Ruth Cameron, Pat Michalski, Karen Stockdale, Sharon Schultz. RADIO SCIENCE ROW 1--Donald Kurucz, James Kober, Clyde Krumrai, Mike Conklin, James Deutsch, Gary Gorski, Raymond Werhand. ROW 2--Charles Clifford, Richard Lukszya, Gary Parker, James Skalitzky, David Butzlaff, Ronald Kohlhardt, Patrick Jeffords. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ROW Is Diane Turczyn, Betty Payberg, Donna Almon, Jean Wendt, Carol Cuizon, Joan McGraw, Delores Sieczyn- ski, Diane Lukas, Cheryl Barutha. ROW 2: Sandy Spatz, Diane Macek, Pat Miller, Janet Wagner, Karen Hilgen- dorf, Susan Bzdusek, Gail Grubis, Carla Drabek. ROW 3: Karen Kaprelian, Susan McLimans, Phyllis Sauceda, Sheila Stronn, Kathy Stone, Jean Rice, Charlene Massy, Janice Gehly, Connie Roelke. PACER ROW 1: Ronda Riccardi, Carol Pritzlaff, Gail Brawders, Barbara Hamm, Noreen Spack, Sandra Helstowski, Sheila Stronn, Jackie Schroettner. ROW 2: Marie Mar- cinowski, Robert Marek, Bob Lambert, David Waszak, Raymond Werhand, Francis Helstowski, Sandra Sizemore, Cheryl Thibedeau. ROW 3: Dulce Schreiber, Diane Bird, Christine Schroeder, Jim Searcy, Sherry Wranik, Carol Martinek, Charlene Charapata, Claramae Urben. 58 FUTU RE TEAC HER S OF AMERICA ROW l: Norine Krawczyk, Beverly Niemek, Carol Martinek, Alice Burnside, Donna Almon, Donna Granek, Diane Havlek, Mary Lorenzini. ROW 2: Sheila Stronn, Jane Gruner, Kathy Muszynski, Judy Gauthier, Violet Zabramski, Pam Cravan, Sandy Schwellinger, Joyce Fisher. ROW 3: Karen Gersk, Cindy Severson, Ruth Michalski, Nancy Blackowski, Collene Smith, Pat Michalski, Peggy Stevens. HOMECOMING 19G3 TOP ROW: Queen Peggy Kuchma, King Clayton Lynde. FRONT ROW, left to right: Judy Wick- man, Dan Bowe, Pat Schweitzer, Roger McLimans, Karen Granditzke, Jim Skalitzky, Pat Dovi, Ken Topel. 65 Much preparation goes into the planning of the homecom- ing floats. Every club tries to keep their ideas a secret. For weeks before hand, the students rush from store to store gathering the needed materials. Their labors are rewarded with G.A.A. and Drama Club taking first; Pep Club second; F .T .A. third. To Mermaids, better luck next year. 67 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST: Mr. Frank .... George Grubis Miep............Sherry Wranik Barbara Wise Mrs. Van Daan . . Joan Rau Mr. Van Daan . . Patrick Jeffords Peter Van Daan . . Jim Broskowski Mrs. Frank. . . .JanePolasek Carol Littleton Margot Frank . . Alice Burnside Eleen Magyera Anne Frank .... Vivian Derby Colleen Kresser Mr. Kraler. . . . Richard Sajdak Mr. Dussel .... Richard Media SNOWBALL SPONSORED BY CUDAHY POLICE DEPT. J. E. Jones School was the lo- cation of the 1963 SnowBall. Mu- sic was sponsored by Chuck Howard and his band. Tina Perkins Tony Day Karen Bergmann Tom Sedlacek 1964 Prom Court Left to right Carolyn Czamecki Alan Bockay Queen Pam Betz King Tom Pociask Linda Laskowski not pictured Tom Wesley Cynthia Adams Steve Vandervest Diane Ruthowski Ken Kosowicz Mary Sadowski Richard Seidl QUEEN PAM-KING TOM Little Boxes The dominant feature of the 1964 June Prom Stairway to the Stafs was a large white glittered stairway leading up to the stars from the center of the gym floor. 77 AAWWWVv SPRING HOP MARCH 20, 1964 FORENSICS The forensic contest under the guidance of Miss Moesch involved several students this year. One student went to the state contest and won a 1st for her humorous declamation. This was Colleen Kresser. BAND MEMBERS Left to Right, Patricia Hoffman, James Miklaszewski, Peter Thalman, Patricia Baldwin, Margaret Soltes, Gail Faller, Mary Jane Liska, Elizabeth Soltes, James Deutsch, Leroy Gruntzel, Ronald Kohl, Donald Kurucz, Louise Carol Victoreen. ROW 2: Harold F. Lorenz, Director, Celeste Ciezynski, Muriel Czamecki, Susan Benka, Susan Anderson, Linda Wowzynski, Judith Romanowski, Alice Gormely, Sophie Spanos, Cynthia Adams, Jane Martz, Mar- garet Stevens, Charlene Stevens, Gary Benke, Dale Simon. ROW 3: Donald Seaman, Lee Klockow, Helen Wronski, Robert Renier, Stanley Pietrus, Mark Stever, Gregory Lorenz, Dale Karweik, Conrad Sobczak, Robert Awe, Stanley Palkowitz, Carol Martinek, Elizabeth Kmieciak, Lynn Nimmer. ROW 4: Robert Radosta, Kenneth Stollenwerk, Donna Almon, Susan Slivinski, Michael Feiro, Ronald Kohlhardt, John Lehor, Donal Scott, Richard Zieske, Dale Onsrud, John Gavin, David Bruce, Wayne Kryzanowski, Frank Kurucz, Oneida Maslin. ROW 5: Peter Roth, Martin Valaske, Peter Gerber, Richard Plahna, Michael Valasek, Fred Petrie, Dennis Seaman, Richard Christensen, Ralph Becker, George Nagy, Victor Petrovs, Eugene Valoe, Richard Krzywkowski, Richard Blaha, Edward Sobczak. 81 BOTTOM: Ellen Magyera, Sue Snamiske, Carol Gehle, Kathy Stone, Beth Girard, Judy Soderland, Brenda Seneff, Peggy Kuchma, Judy Wickman, Pat Dovi, Ruth Seminaro, Carol Hofmeister, Janet Wagner. ROW 2: Pat Wiech, Pat Piwaron, Cindy Severson, Carolyn Czarnecki, Sue Macek, Virginia Gloyer, Barbara Ruedi, Susan Last, Mel- vina Shore, Sanky Graham, Linda Hanson, Carol Martinek, Larry Brenner, Dennis Miller. ROW 3: Sue Povolo, Colleen Kresser, Jean Milinovich, Patti Leavitt, Nancy Schmidt, Karen Phinney, Robert Lambert, George Grubis, Mark Gale, Dan Brostowicz, Bonnie Pietz, Rose Aboytes, Shirley Greinke, Janet Bruette. ROW 4: Maureen Jef- fords, Donna Almon, Rose Ann McGraw, Ken Culver, Dale Helm, Jim Skalitzke, Gary Kalman, Tom Nelson, Bob Dertz, Tom Fiss, Carl Miller, Phillip Deutsch, Jane Polacek, Carol Kobb, Alice Burnside. 82 A CAPPELLA CHOIR DIRECTOR: MISS JANE HASLAN6ER SENIOR GIRLS’ GLEE BOTTOM: Gail Neid, Mary Jane Liska, Beth Thomson, Sandra Schwellinger, Bonnie Laskowski, Susan Kaleta, Colleen Smith, Linda Wirhanowicz, ROW 2: Nancy Kling, Joan Gresser, Harriet Langfeldt, Susan Ropicky, Marilyn Leavitt, Connie Dombrowski, Sandra Orr, Kathleen Mikula. ROW 3: Pam Pavlasek, Linda Langosch, Carolyn Laketa, Susan Smith, Sheila Stromn, Diane Litkowiec, Claudine Peterson, Carol Schroder. ROW 4: Karen Nordall, Betty Krucky, Verna Rodman, Judy Strom, JoAnn Krajnak, Judith Schnepp, Joanne Brenner, Karen Henning, Karen Bergmann, Linda Curler. ROW 5: Carol Littleton, Diane Lukas, Nancy McGregor, Andrea Beard, Lorraine Eisher, Diane Turczyn, Pam Roth, Karen Zemplinski, Beverly Niemiec. BOTTOM: Stephanie Griffin, Colleen Murphy, Diane Helm, Susan Steiner, Kathleen Brenner, Ruth Michalski, Janice Bird, Gloria Dziadosz, Kathy Wall. ROW 2: Marion Piastowski, Kathleen Arndt, Judy Venus, Linda Langfeldt, Joyce Frischmann, Judy Miklaszewski, Dorothy Merlin, Kathy Court, Cheryl McFall, ROW 3: Muriel Droste, Gloria Van Lieshout, Harriet Ciszewski, Rosemary Kuhrt, Janice Bong, Mary Sadowski, Deborah Feran, Christine Brenner. ROW 4: Claire Vrana, Diane Schultz, Sharon Magus, Sharon Kulig, Sandra Taube, Patti Borden, Janet Stron, Sandra Paul. ROW 5: Cathy Littman, Sandy Schmidt, Carol Cuizon, Kay Tierney, Cynthia Hagen, Pat Isbell, Cindy Koehn, Sandra Zimmer, Penny Nemeth. BOYQ' GLEE CLUB BOTTOM, Jl� KB . Frank LaDoua, Michael Kark.e, W,,Ua? KtoilHStf Ea Rcth ! !:, St “ j La n, .'Na'Sca Oongla. Heim, Robe,, Baepiejewki. ROW 4, Ron� Jahnke. John Kowakr.rki, Ru s'Rice, Bruce Burger, Jim Pirainl, Jim Platka, Jim Rawson, Carl Wiedemier, Joe Rzepiewsiu. BOTTOM: Mary Lang, Gloria Langfeldt, Noreen Spack, Karen Kaprelian, Sandra Branger, Kathy Bartlett, Gail Bockay, Carol Riegel, Pat Huard, Marilyn Leavitt, Angie Pavlik, Jcnnine Rice, Colleen Pavlik. ROW 2: Sharon Ryan, Toni Martorana, Diane Bird, Pat Michalski, Lorna Gago, Susan Knoll, Mara Zako- vich, Pat Zeka, Marylynn Reynolds, Sue Hintz, Charlene Massy, Pam Simerson, Gloria Riviera. ROW 3: Barbara Schmitz, Jackie Smith, Sandra Sizemore, Nadine Hersil, Karen Taylor, Sharon Behlendorf, Eve Mandl, Chris Szczesny, Janice Renier, Janice Fuchs, Amy Snopeak, Bonnie Selky, Linda Wowzynski, Lynn Gerek, Claudia Manley. ROW 4: Linda Wiskowski, Carol Schaefer, Donna Paul, Ellen Grambow, Charlene Charapata, Ellen Lukas, Carol Kaja, Irene Eisner, Jackie Bclan, Darlene Marzec, Sharon Zielinski, Kathleen Podlasinski, Deborah Kuss, Pat Polacek, Kathy Dubis. HV3A 81N3A3 IT WAS A GREAT LAUGH!! . . . BEATLEMANIA - -JOHN, GEORGE, PAUL, AND RINGO--the four Liver- pudlians who conquered America and US in 1964. We loved them--YEAH! YEAH! YEAH! Well shake it up baby; Twist and shout! ! Mr. Bouncy Walter “backed up by Mr. Stretch Trzeciak of the illustrious faculty during the annual Senior-vs- .faculty game. Swinging Mr. Me limans Faculty support at the homecoming game--Mr. Kuecker, Mr. Schulz, and Mr. Gill Junior Cheerleaders--Powdeipuff Football--Junior Team Powderpuff Football--Senior Team The starting five for the Seniors at the annual Senior vs Faculty basketball game. Powderpuff Football-- Senior Cheerleaders ASSASSINATION OF A PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY On Friday November 22, 1963, the radio was turned on over the public address system in our classes. A voice informed us that our President had been shot, while in Dallas, Texas. A few moments later the same voice told us that our President was dead . Shock anddisbelief was apparentamong the students and teachers . Many girls cried and silence prevailed for the rest of the day. ON THE SERIOUS SIDE WHAT WAS THAT?????? OH, SWEET MISERY!!!! IT'S MINE, ALL MINE! AT LUNCH ATHLETIC PRACTICE OUR STAFF AT WORK? . . . Oh, look, there's Paul! ARTIQTS AT WORK BELOW: Tri-City Art Show Winners Tom Wesley--Second Grand Prize of show; Me Ivina Shore— First Prize for Cudahy High School. OUR MUSICIANS COAST TO COAST WITH TED MACK . . . Mike Valasek, Pete Roth, Eric Plahna. 113 . . . AROUND . . . Wrangler S-t-r-e-c-h ! !! Exhibit 'A' It's better than a fingernail clipper ! Pam Lorenzen is pictured here with her Gym- nastic trophies and awards. Among these, which she accumulated around the nation, are awards from the 1964 Wisconsin Open Meet held at Mar- quette University. She placed 3rd all around; 2nd vaulting; 3rd uneven parallel bars; 3rd floor exer- cises; and 2nd balance beam. She also entered The Senior Women's Olympic Development Meet in which she took a 1st all around. 115 Qh, Economics ! ! ! Sorry Mr. President we're booked for today. We're off again to another day of school. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPRING INDUCTION New members of National Honor Society, L-R SEATED: Tom Pociask, Sandra Hclstowski, Judith Schnepp, and Tom Bong. STANDING: Tom Beniak, Norrinc Krawczyk, Loretta Heine, Cynthia Weed, and Robert Baranowski. Old Members SEATED: Martin Mataya, Sandra Gai- ko, Barbara Wise, and Roger McLimans. STANDING: Julian Wesley, Diane Lukas, Linda Hanson, Joan Rau, and James VandenBoom. 122 YEA! POWER! YEA! MIGHT. YEA! CUDAHY! FIGHT FIGHT V V B-Team Left to right Linda Tomer Gloria Van Lieshout Georgette Thorn Karen Rowland Marion Piastowski ■c w - .v THE GRIDIRON SEASON . . . LETS GO ) VARSITY ROSTER No. Coach Race 77 B. Rueth 65 T. Pizur 66 P. Caruso 83 S. Matusik 73 P. Potts 68 J. Johannes 76 D. Bo we 85 E. Plachinski 71 T. Barocci 67 M. Mataya 75 J. Robel Assistants 91 J. Benka N. Milinovich C. Miller 96 R. Andrews 81 J. Wesley 99 J. Skalitzky 80 R. McLimans 98 H. Spengler 95 K. Tople 94 W. Moretto 97 D. Butzlaff 86 C. Lynde 64 D. Miller Manager 69 R. Reed M. Beard 79 R. Behlendorf 72 M. Slivinski 70 T. Pociask 87 J. Sadowski 93 P. Chaopell 84 D. Marciniak 89 W. Mani 88 R. Cialdini 90 J. Schultz 78 F. Tice 74 R. Seidl 82 M. Furdek FREQHMAN R09TER' No. 98 B. Macek 92 E. Heizman 88 J. Donnely 67 J. Bukowiecki 80 J. Piraino 83 T. Ficsher 87 J. Meuller 77 B. Martin 86 R. Polacek 90 P. Sorce 64 D. Pociak 68 G. Kenia 82 M. Janikowski 99 D. Onsrud No. 94 G. Dertzka 79 C. Wojtysciak 85 P. Zizis 65 G. Serna 75 S. Venus 61 G. Snamiske 78 J. Anderson 63 J. Lang 62 W. Krzyzanowski 70 J. McCaigue 73 G. Lorenz 89 B. Awe 66 M. Conners 96 P. Pizur 134 ■B TEAM ROSTER’ No. 80 P. Connors 87 M. Pizur 81 K. Kosowitz 90 M. Gamp 79 R. Littmann 68 D. Trinkle 71 P. Neilon 78 E. Pinkowski 75 J. Maier 94 R. Smith 95 M. Ziebell 73 J. Bonk 83 J. Pergande 91 L. Morgando 88 R. Oleszak No. 89 B. Janes 92 T. Beniak 77 T. Haas 72 A. LePine 69 T. Weed 74 D. Janes 98 B. Moravek 84 G. Kalman 97 J. Bier 96 J. Shandorph 76 C. Rasmussen 85 D. Nowakowski 82 G. Cartwright 99 J. Rapant 86 D. Helm Manager B. Burger VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Slivinski, Bill Mani, Bill Moretto, Bob Baranowski, Roger McLimans, Clayton Lynde, Ken Topel, Julian Wesley. BACK ROW: Coach Benka, Manager Tom Sediacek, Jim Johannes, Gil Lopp- now, Gary Kalman, Rich Seidl, Ken Kosowicz, Martin Mataya, Manager Jim VandenBoom. 136 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1963-64 Cudahy .... 49 Bay View ..............46 Cudahy .... 52 W. Bay ................64 Cudahy .... 58 Shorewood .............57 Cudahy...........65 W. Milw............... 43 Cudahy .... 70 Tosa West..............66 Cudahy .... 75 So. Milw...............65 Cudahy .... 57 Tosa East..............70 Cudahy .... 68 W. A. Central..........64 Cudahy .... 58 Whitnall ............. 51 Cudahy........58 W. A. Hale.............64 Cudahy .... 64 Waukesha ..............91 Cudahy .... 54 W. Bay.................61 Cudahy...........64 Shorewood .............61 Cudahy .... 62 W. Milw............... 41 Cudahy...........50 Tosa West ............ 61 Cudahy .... 60 So. Milw...............77 Cudahy ... 50 Tosa East .............72 Cudahy........58 W. A. Central .... 66 B. B. season proved to be exciting. Jim Johannes set a new free-throw record with 74.3% of his free throws completed. The team also set a new record in the number of free throws made in one game--30 vs. Waukesha. Jim in spite of a knee injury, led the Packers in scoring with his great desire and spirit. Clayton Lynde was the leading rebounder who led the team in defensive steals. FROSH BASKETBALL BOTTOM: Gregory Sima, Richard Niemiec, Richard Wojs, Robert Awe, Rudy Gaiko, Paul Zizis. TOP: Dennis Pociask, Donald Jankowski, Bruce Buerger, James Platka, Terry Thorn, James Bukowiecki, James Rawson, Thomas Cindel, Eugene Valoe. Coach: Mr. McLimans. 140 B-TEAM BASKETBALL BOTTOM: Terry Honeck, William Lastufka, Charles Coda, Roger Bong, Ronald Rupich, Richard Trinkl, Robert Janes, Daniel Janes, Mark Furdek. TOP: Thomas Beniak, Randall Giese, Gerald Beier, LaMar Buchholz, Dennis Marciniak, Mark Beard, Ronald Behlendorf, Coach: Mr. Hoffmann. CROSS COUNTRY HURRYING HARRIERS IN REVIEW The 1963 season was another winning one for our hard working harriers. This marked the sixth consecutive campaign with more wins than losses. To help achieve this enviable record, twenty-nine, well-conditioned athletes toiled end- less hours on the hills and trails of Sheridan Park spear headed by eleven letter winners, who were: Phillip Deutsch, Donald Greicar, Terry Honeck, Gilbert Loppnow, Thomas Prigan, Alan Rosewicz, Allan Rupich, George Sawchuk, Edward Sobczak, Ronald Teschner, and Richard Wasicka, who was the first freshman letter winner in Cudahy cross country history. With 20 members of this year's squad return- ing, among them 7 letter winners, and with the '63 Freshman squad the best in years, our Pur- golders could well heap many more honors upon our school in 1964. 142 ABOVE: left to right—ROW 1—E. Sobezak, R. Teschner, R. Wasicka, T. Prigan, D. Greicar, T. Honeck, G. Loppnow, G. Sawchuk. ROW 2—M. Smolen, R. Wojs, P. Thaiman, C. Sobezak, L. Brenner, R. Lewitzke, R. Sajdak, V. Petrovs, A. Rupich, R. Kubash, G. Bcnke. ROW 3--J. Pavlovich, M. Pytlik, W. Kennedy, J. Bedusek, T. Kennedy, P. Deutsch, J. Putz, R. Helm (mgr.), C. Greco. They're OFF !! ! Left: Richard Wasicka was the first freshman letter winner in Cudahy cross country history. Purgold royalty—Left to right—Colleen Kresser and Edward Sobczak, Delores Siecznski and Donald Greicar, queen Murial C arnecki 144 1963 TEAM HONORS Captain elect Donald Greicar Most valuable Terry Honeck Purgold king and queen Terry Honeck and Murial Czarnecki. TRACK FIRST ROW: Coach F. Murphy, D. Bowe, J. Johannes, T. Kennedy, D. Lewitzke, D. Miller, R. Vandenbloomer, J. Wesley, J. Beier, Coach S. Hoffmann. SECOND ROW: M. Furdek, E. Sobczak, J. Pavlovich, A. Rosewicz, R. Curran, R. Pizur, J. Robei, R. Fisher, J. Platka. THIRD ROW: M. Beard, D. Seidl, M. Slivinski, R. Lambert, T. Honeck, D. Pociask, M. Janikowski, D. Greicar, J. Putz. FOURTH ROW: J. Thalman, T. Weed, G. Helminski, T. Brenner, R. Valoe, J. Coveney, R. Krzyzanowski, T. Fiss, T. Severson, Coach E. Race. FIFTH ROW: P. Deutsch, W. Kennedy, R. Wasicka, R. Lang, J. Dziedzic, J. Piriano, J. Rappant, D. Marciniak, F. Tice. SIXTH ROW: K. Kuiper, G. Sawchuk, J. Chovanec, D. Nimie, M. Lathrop, G. Dretzka, T. Beniak, R. Polacek. SEVENTH ROW: T. Pociask, G. Loppnow, G. Nagy, A. Bockay, R. Gaiko, M. Connor, R. Reed Mgr. R. Smith Mgr. Not shown R. Giese. 146 On your mark ! ! ! . . . Get Set !! ! . . C’ They're Off ! ! ! BOTTOM ROW: Kurt Venus, Gary Kalman, Robert Barnowski, Roger McLimans, Patrick Chappell. TOP ROW: Coach Mr. Woerfel, Richard Zaborski, Robert Lawler, Russell Rice, Randall Harteau, Joseph Donnelly, Carl Miller, Ronald Behlendorf, Wade VanBendegon, James Barcio, Richard Gago, Paul Zizis, Curtis Staszak. VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM ROW: Mark Stever, Richard Miku- la, Frank Kurucz, Robert Wederath, Lawrence Kober, David Bong, Coach Ed Race. MID- DLE ROW: Steve Vandervest, Joe Schultz, Henry Petrovs, Dale Helm, Mike Gamp, Vic- tor Petrovs. TOP ROW: Dennis Seaman, Ron Mijokovich, David Hebei, Don Seaman. TENNIS , BOTTOM ROW: George Snamiske, Richard Cialdini, Tim Thibedeau, Thomas Prigan, Eugene Cartwright, Robert Rowland. TOP ROW: Coach Mr. Walter, Michael Pytlik, Peter Gerber, Gleen Bishop, Fred Petrie, Thomas Wesley, Ken Kosowicz, Tony Day, Ron Gouin, Mgr. Tom Pizur. CUDAHY MERMEN BOTTOM ROW: Ron Teschner, Jim Barcio, Ed Santos, Phil Deutsch, Scott Warren, Richard Zaborski, George Snamiske. SECOND ROW: Don Greicar, Henry Petrovs, Ray Uttmann, George Sauchuk, Dennis Miller, Allen Bockay, Ken Jakubowski, John Chovanec, Jim Broskowski, THIRD ROW: Mark Smolen, Tom Prigan (mgr.), Lee Klockow, David Bong, Mark Stever, Ken Stollenwerk, Randy Harteau, Bob Blado, Don Brostowicz, Gary Benke, Coach T. Gill. ■REELING AND WRITHING OF COURSE TO BEGIN WITH’ ...THE FRESHMAN SAID. . . . ’AND THE DIF- FERENT BRANCHES OF ARITHMETIC . . . AMBITION. DISTRACTION, UGLIFICA- TION, AND DERISION.' I REMEMBER I remember, not so long ago, I walked These halls, afraid, For all the things around me Were so big And new. Little did I know Then, The memories they would bring And the Heartaches They would hold. I remember How our friendships grew And the dances that We held. But most of all I remember Each Little thing we did, Holed up in a treasure chest To be opened only By a dream. My senior year has come. And I must bid Farewell To all the friends Who meant so much, And to the teachers Who helped me on my way. And I hope That all who follow me Are as fortunate As I have been, To find Their memories So completely grand! Juliana Hesiak HONOR STUDENTO Valedictorian Martin Mataya 3.781 Salutatorian Roger McLimans Sandra Gaiko 3.593 Julian Wesley 3.214 162 James Johannes 3.071 Joan Rau 3.486 Robert Baranowski 3.281 Carol Littleton 3.133 Colleen Kresser 3.071 Barbara Wise 3.406 Judith Schnepp 3.222 Thomas Barocci 3.107 Margaret Rebarchek 3.035 Linda Hanson 3.357 James Vanden Boom 3.218 Cynthia Hagen 3.088 Kenneth Topel 3.000 163 ABOYTES, JAMES Pancy ABOYTES, ROSE Petunia PP—Bashful boys. Am. Travel around the world. Sweet and neat and quite complete. AMHAUSE, GORDON The Amshack PP— Dishonesty. Am. Be- come a Civil Servant possibly in the political field. The world's greatest politician. BALDWIN, PATRICIA Trisha PP—People who don't show their true feelings. Am. Registered Nurse.I could say something but I won't. BARES, SHEILA Sheena PP--My cer- tain someone. Am. To get an office job, then get married. As nice and sweet as anyone could be. BEARD, ANDREA Andy PP—Broken ankles, dirty car trunks and liars. Andy, is lots of fun, a good sport too, a laugh a minute she can brew. ANDREWS, RICHARD Rich PP—100 yd. wind sprint. Am. To be a great success. What did 1 do wrong, now! RARANOWSKI, ROBERT Prairie PP—Mrs. Meessen's Junior English Class. Am. To become an experimental psy- chologist. BAROCCI, THOMAS Baroach PP— Lyn- dee Am. To be am- bitious. Lead me not into temptation just show me the way. BIRD, JANICE Janice PP—Two timing boys. Am. To be a welfare worker. This girls riots you can't deny it. ALBRECHT, SUSAN Susie PP—Some of The Boys Am. To go to college and for M.R.S. degree. I'll turn over a new leaf. BLACHOWSKI, RICHARD Richard PP—Noisey classes. Am. To be a CPA. Hurcules Un- chained. BLANDO, ROBERT Spud PP—Girls who sit and comb their hair. Am. Army Engineer. Just wait some day I'll do something sensa- tional. BOLLHOFFER, RICHARD Rick PP—Going to classes. Am. To get out of school. God helps those who help me! BRAGDON, KAREN Dimples PP—Small cars. Am. Secretary. Where shall Karen's dimples be, chin, cheek, knuckle, or knee. BRUETTE, JANET Little Brue PP—Fall- ing out of desks. Am. Gym teacher or secre- tary. Life to her is a joyous thing her laughter has a merry ring. BOWE, DANIEL Danny PP—Two- faced people. Am. To go on to further school- ing. His good nature makes him a favorite. BROSKOWSKI, JAMES Jim PP--Bright lights. Let's have a party! BUCHHOLTZ, JOHN BUCHMANN, KENNETH CARUSO, PAUL Ru PP—English. Am. Go to college and become a success. Without 'Paul' life would be a mistake. BUTZLAFF, DAVID Butz PP--Coaches and diets. Am. To go to Europe and study music. How sweet it is. CHOJNACKI, NANCY Nancy PP—Two- faced people. Am. To be a beautician. Happy- go-lucky, and free, there's nothing in this world that bothers me. BURNSIDE, ALICE A 1 PP—Locks that won't open. Am. Teaching. Smile and be jolly to worry is folly. CZEREJEWSKI, JANICE Shan PP--People who don't keep their prom- ises. Am. Stenographer. Good nature precedes all virtures. DELESKI, RONALD Ron PP—Tall girls. Am. To be a plumber. There could be no great ones if there were no little ones. DALLMANN, RONALD DERBY, VIVIAN Derbs PP—Animal crackers. Am. To be an interior designer. Paul DERTZ, ROBERT Bambino PP—Girls with fancy hair-dos. Am. Pilot. Don't do today what you can put off till tomorrow. DOPERALSKI, PATRICIA Pat PP—Boys who take girls for a whirl. Oh, crud! DALLMANN, SALLY DIANE Sally PP—Missing the bus! Am. To join the Waves and to be- come a secretary. What is more fun than having a good time? DOVI, PATRICIA Pat PP—All my other nick names. Heavens A case of quality not quantity. DROSTE, MURIEL JUDY Corky PP—Guys who try to show off with their cars. Am. House- wife and secretary work. You may think she's shy but you're in for a surprise. DRABEK, ANTON EISNER, LORRAINE Laurie PP—People who talk too much. Am. To be a secretary. We can live without brothers but not without friends. FRANK, RENEE Herman PP—Boredom Am. To become a beautician. The thing to do with life is live it. FRITSCHLER, PATRICIA Pat PP—Inconsider- ate people. Am. To get an office job. A smile is better than gold. CALKO, SANDRA Sandy PP—People with Hayfever. Am. Math teacher or model. They are truely happy who can make others happy. GIERYN, PRISCELLA C. Priscilla PP—Kids who play the role. Am. To become a police- woman. Full of smiles with mischievous eyes. CRABOWSKI, JEROME Egor PP--Chevy II Am. To own my own • restaurant or bar. The world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the world? GRANDITZKE, KAREN Gritz PP—All those Little People running around. Am. To work; earn lots of money, and then . . . Pert and gay, she's nice that way GROCHOWSKI, JAMES Gramps PP—Girls who throw speeders. Am. to take a trip to Poland. All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling too good. GEHLE, CAROL JUNE Carol PP—Having our advisory in the workshop. The face is the index of the mind. GOUIN, RONALD Poncho PP—Used tennis balls. Am. Beat out Poncho Gonzalas. The living voice teaches better than dead books. GRAHAM, SANDRA Sandy PP—A certain person. Am. To work for a while and then . . Clever, likeable, am- bitious too, Sandy succeeds in all she tries to do. GREENWOOD, GARY GRUBIS, GEORGE Injun Joe PP—Girls with messy hairdos. Am. Enter the medical profession. Rome wasn't built in a day because I wasn't there to help them. GREINKE, SHIRLEY META Shirl PP—People who call me Red Am. Florist. Nothing is impossible to a willing mind. HABERMAN, DENNIS E. Deny PP—Noisy classes. Am. To be in the field of electronics. My car is my charoit, I won't walk. HELM, ROY Beep-Beep Am. To have a successful and happy life. Manners make a man. HENNING, KAREN Ernest PP—Boys and girls with no manners. Am. To own a car without bucket seats. Ever happy ever gay, a smile that never fades away. HOLLAND, ROSEMARIE Babe PP—Looking for something 1 can't find. Am. To be a profes- sional model. She's as merry as the day is long. JOHANNES, JAMES Wally PP—Football players that are guar- anteed. Am. Lawyer. It’s easy to be a good loser when you always win. HAGEN, CYNTHIA Dyamite PP—People who just stare. Am. Engineer or architect. She is rich who is content. HENDRICKSON, ROBERT HOFMEISTER, CAROL Baby Jane PP—People who compliment them- selves. Am. A career in fashion. Petite and sweet. JEFFORDS, PATRICK M. Green Giant PP— People who don't know when to shut their mouths. Am. To be a teacher. When ever I feel ambitious, I lie down. KASPER. ARLENE JOYCE Arlene PP—Being bored. Am. To get a job and have lots of money. Mildest man- ner and gentlest heart. HANSON, LINDA Proxie PP—People who call me Proxie . Am. Registered Nurse. She makes her day bright and cheery. KENNEDY, THOMAS -Tom” PP—CENSORED. Am. To go to college. His good nature makes him a favorite. KENNEDY, WILLIAM Bill PP—Tight track shoes. Am. To go to college. Laugh at your troubles, everyone else does. KIESSEL, PATRICIA Pat PP—Hypocrites and sloppy people. Am. IBM Key Punch. She makes her days bright and cheery. KOBB, CAROL Sunshine PP—Boys who play the role. Am. To go to Los Angeles with Barb. She has a mind ofher own to carry her through. KIRSCH, CARTER Vada PP—Chisels. Am. A Navy career. My little black book? Which volume ? KOWALEWSKI, MARY ELLEN Mary PP—Conceited people. Am. To be a beautician. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. KREMIS, SANDRA Sandi PP—Conceited teens. Am. To get a good business job. Sandy shorthand and typing did take, were sure her place in the world she will make. KRESSER, COLLENE A. Coll PP--Mother, I'd rather do it myself. Am. To be a librarian. Quite and bashful un- less you know her. KUJAWA, KATHLEEN Kathy PP—Jokes about the Polish. Am. To be 18; so Joyce and I can have fun. Full of fun with mischievous eyes. KRZYWKOWSKI, RICHARD Rich PP—Sitting in school all day. Am. To go to college. Don't waste words each may be your last. KUKOWSKI, JOYCE Joyce PP—John. Am. To be 18; So Kathy and I can have fun. A merry heart goes all the way. KUCHMA, MARGARET Peggy PP—Being called Margaret. Am. A business teacher. (Like Miss Beede) Full of fun, eyes that gleam, it's easy to see why she's our queen. LAKETA, CAROLYN LANGOWSKI, CAROL Punchka PP—Con- ceited people. Am. To become an interior decorator. Friendly, witty, full of fun, gets a laugh from everyone. LEVANDOSKY, MARK Dusky PP—Teachers who talk too much. Am. To be an arc welder. Five days of school, makes one weak. LITTLETON, CAROL Carol PP—Adv. Bi- ology, drop quizzes. Am. College and mar- riage. If silence were gold, I'd be a pauper. LEAVITT, PATTI Patti PP—Physical fitness tests. Am. To ring those wedding bells. Cheerful, smil- ing, never at rest, always ready to give her best. UTKOWIEC, DIANE Diane PP—Conceited kids. Am. To be a beautician. I do not like noise unless I make it myself. UTTMANN, JEAN Legs PP--People who think they're pretty good. Am. To be a certain someone, some- day. Every studious, al- ways neat, this com- bination can't be beat. Le PINE, KAREN Frenchy PP—Boys with long hair. Am. To be a private secretary. Gay and pleasant, willing and dashing. LUKAS, DIANE Diane PP—Senior English. Am. To marry a millionaire. All that she does she does well, and she does everything. LYNDE, CLAYTON Lindy PP—Barocci. Am. To win big in KENO. There's no conceit in my family, I've got it all. MACHNIEWICZ, MACEK, DIANE BARBARA MAGYERA, ELLEN Mimi PP—People who love themselves. Am. Music teacher. Nice things come in small packages. MANELY, DENNIS Casual PP—People! Am. You've got to be kidding???? Unuse- able! ! MARKO, FRED MARCINOWSKI, MARIA Maria Am. Physician Good nature and good sense are usually com- panions! MARTINEK, CAROL Carol PP—Noon Band rehearsals. Am. To be a secondary teacher. Keen sense, common sense, and always room for nonsense. MEDLA, RICHARD Rich PP—Girls smok- ing. Am. Finish 4 years of college in 4 years. I never allow studying to interfere with my education. MASUN, ONELDA Toodie PP--Bonnie Pietz. Am. Comedian. She gets 60 seconds of fun out of every min- ute. MATUSIK, SIGMOND Froid PP—Homework. Five days of school make one weak. MERLIN, DOROTHY JEAN Jeanie PP—People telling me I'm wrong. Am. You'd be sur- prised! Don't let that innocent look deceive you. MATAYA, MARTIN MM PP— Chuggen Am. Continue my ed- ucation in the engineer- ing field. Busy doing nothing. McLIMANS, ROGER Roger PP—Blondes. Am. To go to college. If the field of fame be lost it won't be by an Irishman. MICHALSKI, RUTH Ruthie PP—Loud mouths. Am. To visit Vermont. Short changed on size, but not on things that really count. MILES, CAROL ANN Snookie PP—Fire drills. Am. To be a pediatrician. A merry heart goes all the way. NELSON, THOMAS Tom PP— . . . Am To find bigger waves for surfing than in my bath tub. Little I think and little I do, but I always manage to pull through. NERO, MARLENE Mar PP—People who tell lies. Am. To be a secretary. A smiling gal, a friendly pal. OSUSKY, GLORIA Butter-ball PP— College graduates. Am. To be a cosmetologist. A halo is just one more thing to keep clean. PENDZICH, LAWRENCE Larry PP—Bucket seats. Am. To be an automotive engineer. People are funny—I'M A PEOPLE. MORETTO, WILLIAM Wilbur PP—A player who plays Thursday hero at football practice. Am. To go. to college. All that I've learned, I've forgotten, and all that I know I've guessed. NEMETH, PENELOPE Penny PP—Cars with broken radios. Am. To get that certain some- one. You can only live once, but if you live right once is enough. NOVOSAD, JAMES PAUL, SANDRA LEE Sandy PP—Girls that ask questions at the wrong time. Am. To be a Nurses Aid. The ways of the world are many—wonder where I detoured? PEPLINSKI, MIKE Mike PP—English teachers. Am. To be rich. Don't rush me girls, I'll always be around. NELSON, CAROL Carol PP—Study halls. Am. To be a beautician. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. PETRIE, FRED Moxie PP—Bucket seats. Am. Shop teacher. You can only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. PHINNEY, KAREN Lumpy PP—Inter- ruptions when I'm busy. Am. To be a telephone operator. Sweet is she, but very shy. POWERS, WILLIAM Bill PP--T00 many of them. Am. Togo to college and become a success. Billy the Brownie. PIETZ, BONNIE Bonnie PP—Liars. Am. Office work. Beauty is truth, truth, beauty. PIZUR, THOMAS Pizon PP—Girls who chew gum on a date. Am. To go to college. Late hours aren't good for one, but what they'll do for two! POLASEK, JANE M. Janey PP—Roller skates. Am. To be a fashion consultant. She gets 60 seconds of fun out of every minute. POTTS, RICHARD Duke PP—Competi- tion. Am. To be a physical education teacher. He knows a football field isn't the only place he needs a good line! PRADAREILL, KENNETH Ken PP—Homework. Am. To get out of school. HELP PIWARON, PATRICIA Peeva PP—When the kids con't cheer at the pep assemblies. Am. Private secretary. This girls a riot, you can't deny it! PLACHINSKI, EUGENE Gene PP—A person who starts a joke and can't finish it. Am. To become a chef. I can't think of two things at once, so I think of her and let my studies go. POUAKOVIC, CARMEN POVOLO, SUZANNE PRITZLAFF, NANCY Punchka PP—Ron Pizur. Am. To be a bookkeeper or secre- tary. Studiousness brings it's own reward. REBARCHEK, MARGARET Maggie PP--My nickname. Am. Suc- cess in general . . . sec- retary in particular. In her there is little to criticize. ROCKHOLD, LORETTA ANN Retta PP—Guys who lie, namely one. Am. To out do Penny in one tiling. They say late hours aren’t good for one, but what they won't do for two! ROSEWICZ, ALAN Al PP—Cross country on Saturday. Am. Test pilot in the USAF. Alan is a quiet type of lad, not over joyous, but not ever sad. ROTH, PETER Pj.i pp—Better trumpet players. Am. To be- come outstanding in the music world. I don't exaggerate, I just re- member big! RUETH, WILLIAM Bill PP—Homework. Am. To get an educa- tion. The thing to do with life is live it. RIGHI, CHARLES Chuck PP— . . . Am. To be a success. He's quiet, but don't let that fool you. RODMAN, VERNA Rusty PP—People who interrupt when someone else is talking. Am. To be a practical nurse. She's quiet in school, but don't let that fool you. ROSKOSKI, DARLENE Tiger PP—Being asked how tall I am. Am. Medical technologist. A very quiet lass until you see her in class. ROWLAND ELLEN El PP—Talking dur- ing the National Anthem. Am. Policewomen. She's got that golden glow of friendship. RUPICH, AL Chopper PP—A dog named Garble Am. To beat Pemely in the 500 If wise re- marks were grains of sand, I would be a des- ert. ROBEL, JAMES Snag PP—People who are late. Am. To go on to school. A quiet manner wins many friends. ST. CLAIRE, DENNIS Dino PP—Teachers who won't let me chew gum. Am. To be a Disc Jockey. All the world's a stage and I'm just one of the characters. SAJDAK, RICHARD A. Dick PP—Warm coke to volkswagens. Am. To leave Cudahy. What I like best about school is going home. SANTOS, EDNARDO Ed PP—Swimming in the cold. Am. To be an economist. His achieve- ments are bigger than he is. SCHABLA, ELLEN Ellen PP—Teachers who can't control their classes. Am. Execu- tive secretary. Sweet and Petite. SCHNEPP, JUDITH Murtle PP—People who are late. Am. To be a housewife and mother. AL SCHROETTNER, JACQUELINE Jackie PP—Sitting in,, a cold class room. Am. Interior decorator. A cast of quality not quantity. SCHWEITZER, PATRICIA Patti PP—Dictation from Mr. D. Murphy. Am. To find a rich, handsome, intelligent boy and hang onto him. Life to her is a joyous thing, her laughter has a merry ring. SCHULTZ, SHARON Schultzie PP—Liver. Am. To Write a Pulitzer Prize Winner. I have nothing, I owe much, the rest I leave to you. SAWCHUK, GEORGE George PP--The way some girls wear their hair. Am. To be a Fo- rest Ranger. Which way to the beach! SCHERMERHORN, KATHLEEN Kathy PP—People who are constantly talking during a study period. Am. To become a cer- tified public accountant. What is more fun than having a good time. SCHREIBER, DULCE Twich PP—Boys with tight pants. Am. To become a home econ- omist. Studiousness brings its own rewards. SCHUDISKE, MARY ANN SEMINARO, RUTH Rupe PP— ... Am. To go to college and be- come a medical techni- cian. Don't wait for fun to come to you go out and get him. SINNER, EUGENE J. Euge PP—People who don't act their age. Am. To be a success. Don't wait for fun to come to you, go out and get her. SEMRAD, NANCY Nane PP—Second year Spanish. Am. Phy. Ed. or Elementary teacher. WHATJA FLACHIE SKALITZKY, JIM Gunner PP—Freshmen who get in my way in the halls. Am. To race motor scooters. A little work never hurt anyone, but why take chances? SIECZYNSKI, DELORES Delores PP—Low bubblers. Am. To stop blushing! For joy, For joy. SMITH, SUZANNE Sue's PP—Flirts. Am. House wife. Third finger, left hand. SNAMISKE, SUSAN Short Stuff PP—Fresh- men who tower over me. Am. T be an elemen- tary teacher. A cheer- ful friend spreads sun- shine. SPENGLER, HERMAN A. Snider PP— . . . Am. To take up a trade. He carries his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. STEVER, MARK Mark PP—Giving swimming lessons to 6 year old brats. Am. Go- ing to school. Have water wings will travel. SOBCZAK, EDWARD Ed PP—Latin. D.W.D. Am. college and then government service. Oh, well, you can't win them all. STEVENS, CHARLENE Charlie PP--Horrible little Freshmen. Am. To travel around the world on somebody elses money. STOCKDALE, KAREN Karen PP—Wet hair after swimming. Am. IBM Operator. Ask me no questions. STONE, KATHLEEN Pebbles PP—Conceited boys. Am. Beautician. Sincere effort assures success. STROM, JUDITH Judy PP— ... Am. To live happily ever after. THALMAN, ROMONA Amonia PP—Boys with long greasy hair. Am. To be a housewife. I may be small but so is dynamite. TIERNEY, KAY Kitty PP—Guys that wear tight slacks. Am To live a happy life. She is quiet but oh, so gentle in her ways. TOPEL, KENNETH Tppes PP—Sickening quarterbacks. Am. Col- lege. Have legs will travel. UTTKE, DIANE Diana PP—People who don't know what they're talking about. Am. To take life for what it's worth. Happy-go-lucky, faithful and true, Diane is the girl who is never blue. STROM, JOHN Earl PP—Kids who think too much and don't act. Am. . . . Don't get caught. URBAN, MELROY L. Mel PP--People, especially female people. Am. Find a way to sur- vive without working. '• Who said hurry? Live slowly it feels better that way. L . A STRONN, SHEILA Sheila PP—Physical fitness tests. Am. To be an elementary teacher. THIBIDEAU, TIMOTHY Tim PP—Teachers who give me homework. Am. To be 6 feet tall. Little but mighty. TOME, LARRY El Larro PP—Ladie's Choices. Am. To own a red sports coat with black velvet trim. If it's a slow song, we'll omit it. UEHUNC, ROBERT Link PP—Teachers tliat are too strick. Am. To be a success. School's Out! VALASEK, MARTIN Marty PP—Mr. Lorenz Am. Electrical engineer. CENSORED VALASEK, MICHAEL Mike PP—To go steady. Am. Music profession. Life and laughter are what he's after. VICK, BARBARA Barb PP—Hair too high on girls and too much make up. Am. Wife and mother. Full of fun and fancy free. WEEGE, CLYDE R. Butch PP—Noisy people. Am. M echanic. Men of few words are always the best men. WESLEY, JULIAN Wes PP--Iron Goal- posts and the Carioca. Am. To be a Mechani- cal Engineer. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. WISE, BARBARA Barb PP—Yearbook production. Am. To go to college and become a diplomat. To the Ar- row staff I have but three words of counsel: WORK, WORK, WORK! VANDEN BOOM, JAMES Bart PP--Boring classes. Am. Go to college. A friend to anyone who needs a friend. WARGOLET, MICHAEL Wargi PP—Sharing lockers with John. Am. To be a success. Live fast, die young, and make a good looking corpse. WELVANG, RICHARD Rich PP—Report cards. Am. To be Secretary of the Treas- ury. Busy doing nothing. WICKMAN, JUDITH Jites PP—Pepless students. Am. Surgical Nurse . Ever studious, always neat, this com- bination just can't be beat. WITHOWSKI, WAYNE Bat PP—Teachers with big mouths. Am. To be the greatest. I never think of the future, it VAN VLAENDEREN, JAMES WRANIK, SHERRY Sher PP—Two faced people. Am. A promis- ing future. Pert and gay, she's nice that way. YOUNG, JOHN Boung PP—Warm beer. Am. I give up, you tell me. Work fascinates me, I could watch it all day. YOUNG, KAREN SEARCY, JAMES Kaboung PP—Lima beans and Steve Rieves. Am. To be the first woman on the moon. She laughs, and the world laughs with her. 179 o ROW 1—David Bong, James Barcio, John Angiolo, Alan Bockay, Kathy Bean, Cheryl Barutha, Cindy Adams, Pat Borden. ROW 2—Laurel Becker, Yvonne Borgen, Elaine Berlin, Karen Bergmann, Kay Bigger, Pam Betz, John Bong, Douglas Addis. ROW 3--Mike Boese, Richard Bennet, Tom Beniak, Richard Christensen, John Canapa, Ralph Becker, Tim Butler, Richard Cialdini. ROW 1—Harriet Ciszewske, Judy Follett, Elizabeth Hoffman, Julie Hesiak, JoAnn Brenner, Kathy Court. ROW 2—Ruth Cameron, Carolyn Czamecki, Muriel Czamecki, Linda Curler, Celeste Cieszynski, Connie Dombrowski, Judy Dominski, Darlene Holcomb. ROW 3—Mike Conklin, Pat Butler, Jim Connely, Pat Chappell, Charles Clifford, John Buchholtz, Wayne Dertz, Tony Day. ROW 1--Judy Holt, Sandy Helstowski, Rene Gibeault, Carla Ertel, Gail Faller, Joan Gresser, Loretta Heine, Bonnie Grosch. ROW 2—Jeff Gapinski, Jerry Grabwski, Eugene Janikowski, Tom Dornak, Gloria Helgeson, Dave Hanson, Don Greicar, Ricky Humbert. ROW 3—John Hrin, Kenneth Jakubowski, Tom Gruener, JoAnn Hajduch, Mike Gamp, Dale Helm, James Hill, James Hartwig. CL O ROW 1—Kathy Brenner, Sandy Schwellinger, Nancy Blachowski, Cindy Severson, Judy Schmitz, Marion Pi- astowski, Susan Anderson, Christine Brenner. ROW 2—Judy Romanowski, Toni Selensky, Estelle Schwob, Mary Sadowski, Brenda Seneff, Melvina Shore, Karen Rowland. ROW 3—Patrick Ryan, Wayne Shorn, Mike Slivinski, Karen Seeby, Rich Seidl, Oliver Schutz, George Severson, Jerry Schlag. CL O ROW 1____Tom Sedlacek, Mike Pytlik, Dennis St. Claire, Diane Rutkowski, Jean St. Claire, Marvin Severson, Donald Seaman, John Sadowski. ROW 2—Jean Spangler, Janet Strom, Georgette Thom, Connie Roelke, Susan Tonn, Diane Turczyn, Sandy Taube, Judy Sohier. ROW 3—Denise Straehl, Kathy Sobieszczyk, Phyllis Thornes, Pat Skidmore, Judy Soderland, Faye Stank, Colleen Smith, Mary Tiemann. ROW 1_____Carl Peltier, Stan Palkowitz, Tom Pociask, Richard Plahna, Victor Petrovs, Gary Parker, Jim Mu- siedlak, John Pavlovich, Buzz Meusy. ROW 2—Terry Luedke, Richard Lukszys, Henry Petrovs, Tom Prigan, Mike Lathrop, Jeff Pergande, Dennis Miller. ROW 3—Carol Oling, Jean Milinovich, Helen Pelsniak, Rich- ard Lewitzke, Barbara Pastorek, Pam Pavlasek, Tina Perkins. ROW 1—Kathy Mikula, Gail Nied, Sandy Orr, Judith Ann Miklaszewski, Mary Jane Liska, Bonnie Laskowski, Mary McCaique, Marilyn Leavitt, Sandy Naspini. ROW 2—Karen Nordall, Linda Langosch, Steve Misovy, Ron Myokovich, Gregg Otto, Ron Przybyla, Candy Nelson, Beverly Niemiec. ROW 3—Jeff Popowski, George Przydryga, David Hebei, Dave Nowakowski, George Nagy, Dave Dallmann, Alan Muschinski, Michael Pa- ROW 1-n-Elizabeth Krucky, JoAnn Knoll, Bill Kloes, Harriet Langfeldt, JoAnn Krajnak, Karen Fairbanks, Janice Gehle, Janet Konas. ROW 2—Rosemary Kuhrt, Joyce Fischer, Clyde Krumrai, Dominic Juiffre, Donna Granek, Debbie Foran, Cindy Koehn, Karen Gerek. ROW 3—Beth Girard, Sharon Kulig, Norrine Krawczyk, Carl Greco, Dale Kotke, Linda Dowing, Mary Garczynski, Virginia Gloyer. JUNIOR ROW 1—Allan Jilla, Ron Kupcho, Gil Loppnow, Gary Kalman, Bill Mani, Alvin Me Innis, Bob Kohler, Ken Kosowicz. ROW 2—Maureen Jeffords, Roseann McGraw, Ron Kohlhardt, Frank Kurucz, Laurette Kaufman, Marilyn Marciniak, Cathy Littman. ROW 3—Roseanne Kacner, Judy Johnson, Herta Melnik, Cheryl McFall, Susie Last, Linda Laskowski, Sue Macek. ROW 1—Pete Wieczorek, Tom Wesley, David Welvang, John Wielgosz, Steve Vandervest, Ralph Vander Bloomer. ROW 2—Jean Wendt, Susan Zolnik, Kurt Venus, Ed Wargolet, Jerry Weinstock, Richard Witowski, Faye Wesley, Janet Wagner. ROW 3—Judy Venus, Mary Ann Vodnik, Cheryl Victoreen, Cindy Weed, Pat Wiech, Gloria Van Lieshout, Karen Zemplinski, Sandy Zimmer, Linda Wirhanowicz. ROW 1—Judy Bergmen, Pam Craven, Pat Blochowitz, John Brophey, Larry Brennor, Patrick Connors, Gail Brawders, Nanette Bernte. ROW 2--Donald Braaszck, James Doperowski, Susan Bedusek, Carol Curzon, Kathy Deja, Janice Bong, Gerald Blaskowski, Hubert Broekemia. ROW 3--David Burce, La Mar Buchholz, Dennis Adamzyk, Donna Almond, Lucinda Bigger, Charles Coda, Danny Brostowitz, Richard Blaha. Lu CL O O ROW 1--Gloria Jodish, Nancy Hrbacek, Paul Granditski, John Gravin, Judy Gauthier, Barbara Dewy. ROW 2--Jane Gruener, Cheryl Jankowski, Sandy Jursik, Karen Helgendorf, Jean Joas, Eleene Imes, Mary Jane Hajduck, Carla Drabek. ROW 3—Alan Hogdson, Tom Hanson, Danny Furdek, Pete Gerber, Bobby Janes, Mark Furdek, Tim Haas, Richard Lavata. Q. O CO SOPHOMORE ROW 1--Dennis Marciniak, Bob Krzywkowski, Bob Marek, Donald Kisch, Bob Lambert, Ron Kohler, Sandy Licitar, Jim Matykovvski. ROW 2—John Lehor, Pat Michalski, JoAnn Kenney, Jane Martz, Mary Ellen Kis- ley, Josephine Langowski, Bill Lastufka, Allan LePine. ROW 3--Paulette Kurta, Shirley Kollatz, Jane Fricke, Margaret Flynn, Linda Langfeldt, Cindy Kirsch, Jenny Dretzka, Pat O'Leary. ROW 1--David Grusczynski, Scott Helm, Eugene Cartwright, Mark Beard, Dan Jones, Roger Bong, John Be- dusek, Glenn Bishop. ROW 2--Richard Gago, Jerry Bonk, Terry Honeck, Betty Giese, Roseanne Johnson, Jerry Dirtz, Philip Deutsch, Michael Teiro. ROW 3—Francis Helstowski, Diane Helm, Stephanie Griffin, Susan Chartier, Susan Kaleta, Joyce Frischmann, Mark Gale ROW 1--Carolyn Steltor, Jeanne Spies, Carol Dobek, Kathy Arndt, Judy Voves, JoAnn Wymann, Andrea Vranik, Kathy Wall, Linda Tomer. ROW 2—Tim Weed, David Spatz, Jeffrey Strom, Dennis Stroik, Robert UJ Wederath, Richard Zieske, Dale Uttke, Phillip Williams. O 2 o ROW 1--Kathy Pecheriza, Pat Ryan, Kathy Muczynski, Coleen Scherf, Marie Nowicki, Linda Sibert, Phyllis Sauceda. ROW 2—Sandy Schmidt, Carol Schrader, Lewis Owen, Robert Paquin, Neil Nelson, Geraldine Severson, Barbara Ruedi, Diane Schultz. ROW 3—Michael Nudi, Brian Schultz, Ronald Oleszak, Carl Miller, Joey Rapant, Francis Owen. Cl O CO SOPHOMORE ROW 1--Mary Ueberfluss, Dennis Seaman, John Scheondorf, Gary St. Antoine, Nancy Schmidt. ROW 2— Albert Scherf, Pat Vodnik, Karen Schroeder, Helen Wronski, Linda Schultz, Claramae Urben, Bob Serocki, Bob Sima. ROW 3--Gary Schluenz, Jeff Slizewski, Beth Thompson, Pearl Weege, Diane Tuskovvski, Marian Wallander, Ron Teschner, Ron Rupich. ROW 1--Kathy Lamanski, Susan Me Limans, Pam Lorenzen, Pat Lothrop, Sandra Kedzierski, Nancy King, Diane Lewandowski, Pat Merkle. ROW 2--Sharon Magnus, Janice Karr, Donald Macek, Joe Miaer, William Lohr, Nancy Me Gregor, Diane Marquardt, Candance Manley. ROW 3--Richard Mcula, John Koepp, Ron Lakey, Egbert Kuiper, Dale Krzyzanowski, Dan Kearns, Donald Macek, James Kober. ROW l--Carol Pritzlaff, Colleen Murphy, Claudeen Peterson, Pamela Roth, Moreen Morgan, Pat Putirskes, Alice Peshck, Susan Ropicky, Pam Royek. ROW 2--Stanley Peitrus, Patrick Neilon, Edward Pinkowski, Betty Payberg, Pat Rice, Lee Potrykus, Michael Pizer, Otto No. ROW 3--Randall Reed, Leonhard Morgando, Wayne Miller, Thomas Polacek, Carl Rasmussen, Robert Jalinke, Robert Rowland, Richard Mirocha. ROW 1--Peggy Stevens, Margret Soltes, Carol Toth, Cheryl Thibedeau, Vera Zabramski, Sophie Spanos. ROW 2--Martha Strzyzewski, Richard Strupp, Richard Smith, David Waszak, Raymond Werhand. ROW 3-- Scott Warren, Tim Simerson, Fred Tice, Dick Trinkle, Mark Ziebell, Dennis Meyer. SOPHOMORE ROW 1—Gail Bockay, Diane Bird, Thomas Dejewski, Gary Benke, Jim Deutsch, Richard Belanger, Lois Domak, Donna Court, Valerie Borstnar. ROW 2--Allan Bray, John Chovanec, Jack Anderson, Thomas Bree- den, Terry Curran, Patrick Bowe, Mike Connor, Robert Lawler. ROW 3—Susan Benka, Diane Coconati, Karen Banaszynski, Ellen Andrews, Sharon Behlendorf, Jackkie Belan, Charlene Charpata. s CO ROW 1--Nadine Hersil, Barbara Hagen, Loma Gago, Diann Havlek, Susan Ehmke, Christine Furdek, Joanne Gmeindl, Kathleen Bartlet, Barbara Hamm. ROW 2--Richard Fenton, Freckowiak, Donald Jankowski, Mike Janikowski, Rudy Gaiko, Gary Gorski, Richard Hawkins. ROW 3--Douglas Helm, Edward Haas, Gary Dretzka, Mike Dretzka, Duane Dziedzic, Kenneth Culver, Ronald Jahnke, Michael Holcomb. ROW 1--Lynn Gerek, Diane Holcomb, Thomas Gerasch, Sandy Branger, Pat Huard, LeRoy Gruntzel, Linda Hartwig. ROW 2--Pat Isbell, Carol Kaja, Ellen Grambow, Alice Gormley, Janice Fuch, Gail Grubis, Bar- bara Jacubowski, Elaine Halonen. ROW 3—LeRoy Gruntzel, Bruce Buerger, Glenn Helminski, Randy Har- teau, Jerry Convey, David Johnsen, Dennis Davis, Larry Czemezewski. ROW 1--Patti Miller, Susan Knoll, Mary Matusinek, Antoinette Martonana, Karen Kaprelian, Pat Michalski. ROW 2--Kathryn Kreuger, Mary Pflanzer, Judy Palkowitz, Bemadine Rebarchek, Mertle Fink, Christine Pa- lubecki, Pat Pergande, Patti Pitlik, Linda Knock. ROW 3—Anita Buck, Wayne Mallas, Richard Nieniec, Mike Lamanski, John Podlasinski, David Munson, Bob La Bine, Alan Laehn, Bonnie Merkel. CO Lu CL ROW 1—Linda Knaak, Jean Langosch, Linda Lewandowski, Mary Lang, Kathy Leavitt, Charlene Maissy, Harriet Marchinowski. ROW 2—Larry Muschinski, Robert Lawler, Ellen Lucus, Claudia Manley, Gloria Lang fie ldt, Dale Marzek, Mary Lorenzini, Joe Me Caique. ROW 3—Jim Lambert, Larry Lind, Susanne Lind, Jean Langlelt, Susie Kazmierski, Tom Kopp, Jack Manni, Mike Sadowski. CO Lu CL ROW 1--Ronald Pizur, Eugene Psket, Colleen Pavlik, Angeline Pavlik, Pam Simerson, Ken Kaprelian, Bill Martin, Frank Mager. ROW 2—Dean Moberly, Pat Murray, Kahty Podlasinki, Eve Madl, Donna Paul, Pat Polacek, Frank Matajic, Carl Megow. ROW 3—Dennis Pociask, Brain Popowski, Jim Mueller, Jim Rawson, John Putz, Jerry Nadolny. ROW 1--Jane Barnes, Kathy Stone, Gertrude Bassa, Kathy Bartlett, Karen Carloni, Rita Chonjnacki, Beverly Daniels. ROW 2--Susan Berndt, Larry Boris, Glenn Cammeron, Bill Blado, Mike Czarnecki, Betson Bruce, Darlene Cassidy. ROW 3--David Antoniewski, Richard Anania, James Bukowiecki, Mike Blaskowski, Wayne Annonson, Tom Cindel, Robert Awe, Dennis Bender. ROW 1--Carol Victoreen, Noreen Spack, Jossette Rodriquez, Georgia Sulik, Donald Schermer, Linda Wis- kowski, Karen Taylor, Susan Zwigard, Carol Riegel. ROW 2--Sharon Zielinski, Jackie Smith, Christine Szceky, Bill Roth, Rose Slusar, Sandy Spatz, Susan Sites. ROW 3--Conrade Sobczak, Scott Shank, Mike Sadowski, Joe Rzepiejewski, Terry Thorn, Bob Reiner, Dale Stonek, Donald Samononski. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN ROW 1--George Luebke, Gary’ Mason, Elaine Ratka, Annette Faller, Irene Eisner, Kathy Dubis, Rosemary Fleckner, Tim Peplinski, Frank La Doux, Gregg Lesky. ROW 2--Jin Kloes, Gary Kubik, Rick Kaminski, Glenn Kania, Ronald Polacek, Mark Phillips, Richard Kubash, Bruce Kobb, Mike Karklus. ROW 3--Tom Kupferschmidi, Ewald Hiermen, Robert Fisher, Tom Macek, James Piraino, James Platka, Robert Martin, Tom Pfeffer, John Lang. ROW 1--Mark Smolen, Skip Venus, Peter T halm an, Marilyn Reynolds, Jean Rice, Dick Wojs, Rich Wa- sicka. Dale Simon. ROW’ 2--Violet Zabramski, Claire Vrana, John Lang, Richard Zaborski, Richard Ueber- fluss, Rhonda Riccardi, Pat Zeka, Pat Thomson, Paul Ziris. ROW 3--Jerry Stszyzew ki, Linda Wiskowski, Sandy Sixemore, Pat Wesolowski, Kathy Serocki, George an Trochta, Elissa Schieiber, Ken Stollenwerk, Claude Wojtysiak. ROW 1--Susan Stublefeldt, Gloria Riviera, Susan Schmitz, Marian Steil, James Semrad, Judith Zolnik, Carol Schaefer, Kristine Viscek, Janice Renier, Susan Steiner. ROW 2--George Snamiske, Casimir Zawacki, Earl Roth, Gregory Sima, Wade Van Bendegone, Richard Schires, Gary Stelter, Peter Sorce. ROW 3--Herman Szehner, James Schock, Donald Scott, Terrance Sorce, Russell Rice, Michael Rockhold, Curtis Schnepp, Donald Schultz. ROW 1--Marsha Kmieciak, Louise Oleszak, Mary Ann Wieczorek, Amy Snopek, Barbara Schmitz, Christine Schroeder. ROW 2--Donald Kurucz, Sally Woydal, Yvonne Freichels, Karen Froling, Carol Woerfel, Lynn Nimmer. ROW 3--Salatore Krawczyk, Ronald Aleksy, Tom Fiss, Allan Cody, Russ Mahowski, Dale Onsrud, Knoj Ewe. 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Squire Avenue Compliments of Mr. Robert Stolz Behlendorf Floral Shop Polasek, Boren and Schmidt, Attorneys at Law Peoples Lunch LakeShore Landscape Contractors Gills Barber Shop Compliments of a Friend Dr. Joseph Kukor Valoe Plastering Inc., 3641 E. Birchwood Ave. Petland, 3558 E. Layton Avenue Cudahy Electric Shop--Electrical Repairs Packard Plaza Barber Shop Compliments of a Friend SENIOR DIRECTORY ABOYTES, JAMES ABOYTES, ROSE: A Cappella 3,4; Pep Club 3; Dramatics Club 4. ADAMEC, ROBERT ALBRECHT, SUSAN: Chorus 1; Band 1,2; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Pacer 3; Forensics 4; Arrow Solicita- tion 4. AMHAUS, GORDAN: Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; Cross Country 1; Swimming 1; Tennis 1; Football 2; Junior Class President; Student Council President 4. ANDREWS, RICHARD: Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Radio-Science 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Football 2,3,4. BALDWIN, PATRICIA N.: Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 1,3; Student Council 1,2 3; Pacer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Arrow Solicitation 4. BARANOWSKI, ROBERT: Basketball 3,4; Golf 3,4; Student Council 4. BARES, SHEILA: Chorus 1,2,3. BAROCCI, THOMAS: Junior Class Play; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2; Tennis 3,4; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 1,2,4; Pacer 2,3,4. BEARD, ANDREA: Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Pacer 3,4; Dramatics Club 2. BIRD, JANICE: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Mermaids 2,4. BLACKOWSKI, RICHARD: Football 1,2; Arrow Solicitation 4. BLADO, ROBERT: Chorus 3; Track; Swimming 4. BOLLHOFFER, RICHARD BOWE, DANIEL: Junior Prom King; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court. BRAGDON, KAREN BROSKOWSKI, JAMES: Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; Projectors Club 1,2, 3,4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; Arrow 2,3; Swim Club 2,3,4; Swimming Team 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3. BRUETTE, JANET: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Mermaids 1; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Cheer- leaders 2,3,4; Purgo Id Court 4. BUCHHOLTZ, JOHN BUCHMANN, KENNETH BURNSIDE, AUCE: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Arrow 4. BUTZLAFF, DAVID C.: A Cappella 4; Junior Class Play; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Radio-Science 3. CARUSO, PAUL: Junior Prom Court, Pro- jectors Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3. CHOJNACKI, NANCY: Chorus 1,2. CZERNEJEWSKI, JANICE: Pep Club 2,3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Forensics 2. DALLMANN, DAVID DALLMANN, RONALD DALLMANN, SALLY DIANE: A Capella 1,2; C.A.A. 4. DELESKI, RONALD DERBY, VIVIAN: Junior Class Play; Dra- matics 1,2; Forensics 3. DERTZ, ROBERT: A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Projector Club 1,2; Football 1. DERTZ, WAYNE DOPERALSKI, PATRICIA: Pep Club 2,3; Drama Club 3,4. DOVI, PATRICIA: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Junior Prom Court; Homecoming Court; Pep Club 1. Mermaids 1,4; Cheerleaders 2.3.4. DRABEK, ANTON DROSTE, MURIEL: Chorus 1,2,3,4; G A A. 3 EISNER, LORRAINE: Chorus 1,2,3,4. FRANK, RENEE: Chorus 1; A Cappella 2,3. FRITSCHLER, PATRICIA GALKO, SANDRA: Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Arrow Solicitation 4; N.H.S. 4. CAPKO, THOMAS GEHLE, CAROL JUNE: Chorus 1; A Cap- pella 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 3,4; Mermaids 1. GIERYN, PRISCILLA GOUIN, RONALD: Band 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4. GRABOWSKI, JEROME: Projectors Club 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Cross Country 1. GRAHAM, SANDRA: Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; G.A.A. 1; Student Council 4. GRANDITZKE, KAREN: Chorus 2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; Homecoming Court; G.A.A. 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4. GREENWOOD, GARY CREINKE, SHIRLEYMETA: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 3; Dramatics 4; Arrow Solicitation 4. GROCHOWSKI, JAMES GRUBIS, GEORGE: A Cappella 4; Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; Tennis 1,2, 200 3,4; Student Council 1. HABERMANN, DENNIS E : Junior Class Playj Radio-Science 1,2; Projectors Club 1,2. HAGEN, CYNTHIA: Chorus 4; Junior Class Play; GAA. 2; Student Council 4. HAKOW, KATHLEEN HANSON, LINDA: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; Student Council 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Mermaids 1,2,4; Pacer 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Badger Girls' State 3. HELM, ROY: Purgo Id 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3. HENDRICKSON, ROBERT HENNING, KAREN: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 3; Arrow 3.4. HOFMEISTER, CAROL: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Junior Class Play; GAA. 1; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 2; Arrow Solicita- tion 4. HOLLAND, ROSEMARIE JEFFORDS, PATRICK: A Cappella 2,3; Junior Class Play; Radio-Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3; Track 3. JILLA, ALAN JOHANNES, JAMES: Junior Class Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4. KASPER, ARLENE JOYCE KENNEDY, THOMAS: Junior Class Play; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Tennis 1. KENNEDY, WILLIAM: Junior Class Play; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4. KIESSEL, PATRICIA: Dramatics 3. KIRSCH, CARTER: Swimming 2,3; Golf 2. KOBB, CAROL: Chorus 2; A Cappella 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Student Council 3. KOWALESKI, MARY ELLEN: Pep Club 2; Dramatics 3,4; G.AA. 3. KREMIS, SANDRA: Chorus 2; Junior Class Play. KRESSER, COLLEEN A.: Chorus 2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Junior Class Play; Purgo Id Court 4; L.R.T. 2,3,4; Mermaids 1,2,3,4. KRZYWKOWSKI, RICHARD: Band 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2. KUCHMA, MARGARET: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Mermaids 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Queen. KUJAWA, KATHLEEN: Purgold Court 2; Pep Club 1,2; Color Guard 2. KUKOWSKI, JOYCE: Color Guard 2. LAKETA, CAROLYN: Chorus 1,2,3,4; 201 Pep Club 2,3. IANCOWSKI, CAROL: GA.A. 3. LEAVITT, PATTI: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Mermaids 2,4; GAA.2. LePINE, KAREN: Chorus 1; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 2; Forensics 3,4. LEVANDOSKY, MARK LITKOWIEC, DIANE: Chorus 1,2,4. LITTLETON, CAROL: Chorus 1,2,4; Pur- gold Court 2; Mermaids 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; Dramatics 4; Arrow Solicitation 4. UTTMANN, JEAN: Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3; Pep Club 2; Mermaids 1; Student Council 3; Cheerleaders 2,3. LUKAS, DIANE: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Dra- matics 1,4; Arrow Solicitation 4. LYNDE, CLAYTON: Junior Class Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King. MACEK, DIANE MACHNIEWICZ, BARBARA MAGYERA, ELLEN: A Cappella 3,4; Dra- matics 2; L.R.T. 3,4. MANKA, LEROY: Projectors Club 1,2,3. MANLEY, DENNIS: Junior Class Play; Forensics 3; Senior Class Play 3; Christmas Play 3. MARCINOWSKI, MARIA: Pacer 4; Arrow Solicitation 4; Student Council 4. MARKO, FRED MARTINEK, CAROL: Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; F.TA. 1,2,3,4; GAA. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Pacer 3,4. MASUN, ONELDA: Band 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics 2,3,4. MATAYA, MARTIN: Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Court; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. MATUSIK, SIGMOND: Football 1,2,3,4; Projectors Club 1,2,3,4. McLIMANS, ROGER K.: Junior Class Play; Projectors Club 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Student Council 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. MEDIA, RICHARD: Football 2; Pacer 2; Arrow 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Club 1,2,3,4. MERLIN, DOROTHY-JEAN: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 2,3; Arrow Solicitation 3,4; Dramatics 4. MICHALSKI, RUTH: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; F.TA. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4. MILES, CAROL ANN: Chorus 1; Para- medical Club 2. SENIOR DIRECTORY MORETTO, WILLIAM: Football 3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Track 3,4. NELSON, CAROL: Junior Class Play. NELSON, HARVEY: NELSON, THOMAS: A Cappella 4; Track 3.4. NEMETH, PENELOPE: Chorus 1,2,3,4. NERO, MARLENE: Cheerleader 3. NOVOSAD, JAMES NUSZBAUM, RONALD: Chorus 1,2; Pro- jectors Club 1,2. OSUSKY, GLORIA: Dramatics 2. PAUL, SANDRA LEE: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2. PENDZICH, LAWRENCE: Student Coun- cil 1,2. PEPLINSK1, MICHAEL PETESCH, SUSAN PETRIE, FRED: Student Council 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Mermaids 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. PHINNEY, KAREN: Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4. PIETZ, BONNIE: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3.4. PIWARON, PATRICIA: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. PIZUR, THOMAS: Junior Class Play; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Tennis 2,3. PLACH1NSKI, EUGENE: Chorus 1; Junior Class Play, Junior Prom Court. POLASER, JANE M.: Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Purgold Court 3; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Mermaids 4. POLJAKOVIC, CARMEN: POTTS, RICHARD: Football 1,2,3,4. POVOLO, SUZANNE POWERS, WILLIAM: Junior Class Play; Camera Club 1. PRADARELLI, KENNETH PRITZLAFF, NANCY: Chorus 1; Pep Club 1. PRZYDRYGA, GEORGE RAU, JOAN REBARCHEK, MARGARET: Junior Class Play; Purgold Court 3; Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2,3; L.R.T. 2,3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4; Arrow Solicitation 4. RIGHI, CHARLES: Junior Class Play; Track 1,2. ROBEL, JAMES: Junior Class Play; Camera Club 1,2; Pacer 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Badger Boys' State 3. ROCKHOLD, LORETTA ANN RODMAN, VERNA: Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1. ROSEWICZ, ALAN: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3,4. ROSKOSKI, DARLENE: Chorus 2; Student Council 2,3,4; L.R.T. 2,3. ROTH, PETER: Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1. ROWLAND, ELLEN: Chorus 1; Junior Prom Court; G.A.A. 3; Cheerleaders 3,4. RUETH, WILLIAM: Football 1,2,3. RUPICH, ALLAN: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Projectors Club 1,2,3,4. ST. CLAIR, DENNIS SAJDAK, RICHARD A.: Cross Country 3,4. SANTOS, EDNARDO: American Field Service Student; Student Council 4; Swimming 4. SAWCHUK, GEORGE: Chorus 1; Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Swimming Club 2,3,4. SCHABLA, ELLEN: Chorus 1; C.A.A. 4. SCHERMERHORN, KATHLEEN: Chorus 1,2. SCHNEPP, JUDITH: Chorus 3,4; Junior Class Play. SCHREIBER, DULCE: Pacer 3,4. SCHROETTNER, JACQUELINE: Choms 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pacer 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4. SCHUDISKE, MARY ANN SCHULTZ, LAURA SCHULTZ, SHARON: Pep Club 2,3; Dra- matics Club 3,4; Paramedical Careers Club 4. SCHWIETZER, PATRICIA: Junior Class Play, Junior Prom Court, Homecoming Court, Pacer 1,3; Student Council 3,4; G.A.A. 3. SEARCY, JAMES SEMINARO, RUTH: Chorus 1; A Cappella 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Mermaids 4; Arrow 4. SEMRAD, NANCY: Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Dramatics Club 4. SIECZYNSKI, DELORES: Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Dramatics 3,4. SINNER, EUGENE SKALITZKY, JAMES: A Cappella 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Court; Radio-Science Club 1,2,3,4; Pacer 2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. SMITH, SUZANNE: Chorus 1,2,3,4. SNAMISKE, SUSAN: Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Mermaids 1. SOBCZAK, EDWARD: Band 1,2,3,4; Cross 202 Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Camera Club 1; Radio-Science Club 1; Pep Band 2,4. SPENGLER, HERMAN A.: Chorus 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 12 3. STEVENS, CHARLENE: Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3; Band 4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 1,2. STEVER, MARK: Band 1,2,3,4; Swimming Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Merman 3,4; Camera Club 1; Volleyball 4. STOCKDALE, KAREN: Paramedical Career Club 4. STONE, KATHLEEN: Chorus 1,2,3; A Cap- pella 4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 3. STROM,JOHN STROM, JUDITH: Chorus 12,3,4; C.A.A. 1. STRONN, SHEILA: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Pacer 3,4. THALMAN, RAMONA THIBEDEAU, TIMOTHY: Junior Class Play; Tennis 1,2,3,4. TIERNEY, KAY: Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4. TOME, LARRY: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 2. TOPEL, KENNETH: Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. UEHLING, ROBERT: Basketball 1; Football 2,3. URBAN, MELROY, L.: Football 1,2,3; Track 1. UTTKE, DIANE: Chorus 1; Arrow 4. VALASEK, MARTIN: Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Arrow 4; Junior Class Play. VALASEK, MICHAEL: Band 1,2,3,4; Jun- ior Class Play; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 4. VandenBOOM, JAMES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Student Council 3. VAN VLANDEREN, JAMES VICK, BARBARA: G.A.A. 4. WARCOLET, MICHAEL: Football 1,2. WEEGE, CLYDE R.: Football 2. WELVANG, RICHARD: Junior Class Play; Football 3. WESLEY, JULIAN: A Cappella 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 1. WICKMAN, JUDITH: Chorus 2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Junior Class Play; Junior Prom Queen, Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; L.R.T. 2,3,4; Homecoming Court. WISE, BARBARA: Junior Class Play; Student Council 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Arrow 3,4; L.R.T. 3,4; Dramatics 2. WITKOWSKI, WAYNE WRANIK, SHERRY: Pacer 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Mermaids 2,3. YOUNG, JOHN A.: Football 1,2; YOUNG, KAREN: Dramatics 2. 204