Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

If you love life do not squander time, For that the stuff life is made of. Reflection on Jime CUDAHY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ARROW 1974 EDITORS: Laura Wrazel Debbie Mallas STAFF: Cathi Krajnak Annetta Frede Sandy Groelle Debbie Fortier PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mr. Demos Dave Diehl Rick Bauer OUR ADVISOR: Mr. Hitt SPECIAL THANKS TO Linda Flack oints In 7ime 4 Table of Contents After Hours Pages 144 to 192 8:00 «° 3:20 3:20 «° 5:00 5:00 to ??? Table of Contents 5 Students And Teachers Pages 8 to 97 Sports And Clubs Pages 98 to 143 6 A Point in Time 8:00 „ 8:80 Faculty Pages 10 to 25 Seniors 26-61 Juniors 62-71 Sophomores 72-81 Services Music Pages 82 to 97 A Point in Time 7 Siheel Beard ROW 1: D. Baumgard, K. Dvorak, K. Noyes, D. Dominiak, D. Burak, K. Palm, K. Honeck, J. Panosian. ROW 2: G. Bye, M. Ludwig, M. Benka, B. Scaffidi, R. Ralenkotter, K. Wnuk, K. Buerroses, M. Chiani, P. Ramskugler, K. Janicek, J. Holubo- wicz, J. Johnson, B. Johannes, R. Schuster. ROW 4: M. Plevak, N. Fricano, L. LaFavor, B. Kosidowski. SEATED: Eugene Barcio, Director; Dr. Jerome Fons, Vice President; Gary Barrette, Director. STANDING: Robert Cassidy, Director; Walter Ploetz, Superintendent of Schools; Thomas Kujawa, President; Emil Mandl, Director; Andrew Bong, Di- rector; Leighton Millar, Business Manager. Who me??? Waitress...check pleased- Patience., .patience!! I think I've got a cavity. How did they ever talk me into doing this anyway? 10 Teacher Division Why are they all following me? Teacher Division 11 I won't...1 won't...I won't!! RUN, you dummy... RUN! Will this ever end? 1. MR. BRINSKO Soph, and Senior Phy. Ed. Asst. Weight Training Coach. 2. MISS CHERYL WEISE Soph, and Senior Phy. Ed. Basketball Coach. 3. MR. STEVE G. HOFFMAN Physical Education. Volley- ball Coach. 4. MR. JEFF TRICKEY Physical Education. B-Team Football and B-Tearn Basketball Coach. 5. MISS BARBARA CALBERT Physical Education. Head Tennis and Track Coach. Pom-Pon Advisor. 6. MRS. SUSAN BEST Physical Education. Head Swimming and Asst. Track Coach, GAA Advisor. 2323535353232348532323532348235300 1. MR. THOMAS NACKERS Accounting, Business Law, Data Proces- sing, School Ticket Manager. 2. MISS ELGIE BEEDE Stenography, Secretarial Practice. Shorthand I, Typing I. 3. MISS JANE McELROY T yping 1-2, Intermediate Typing. CBL Advisor. 4. MRS. PATRICIA LIVENS sDccifli a 14 Teachers 1. DR. PETER HASSEMER Guidance. Head Basketball Coach. 2. MRS. ROSALIE DOVI Guidance Secretary. 3. MISS. PATRICIA HANSON Junior Guidance Counselor. Usher's Club Advisor. 4. MR. EDWARD RACE Guidance director. Director of weight training program, Director of CAP. Teachers 15 1. MISS BARBARA A. OTTE Soph. Speech and English, Advanced Speech. Fall and Spring Play Direc- tor, Forensics Asst. Director, Voice of Democracy Contest. 2. MR. PHILLIP WILKE Senior English. 3. MISS MARY ROSE LORENZINI Soph, and Junior English, Soph. Speech. FT A and Forensics Advisor. 1. MR. CAREY VENNE Junior English and Geography. Asst. Football and Head Track Coach. 2. MRS. PATT CLARK General and Business English. Paramedical Club Advisor. 3. MS. DIANE LINDENAU Junior Eng. and World Lit. Thespians and Forensics Coach. 4. MR. CHARLES HITT College Prep, and General English. Arrow Advisor. 5. MR. ROBERT SPRADER Soph. English. Debate and Asst. Foren- sics Coach. Teachers 17 d acD 1. MR. GERALD BOWE Developmental Reading, English. Varsity Football Coach, Asst. Golf Coach, Lettermen's Club Advisor. 2. MRS. MERRILEE UNRATH Soph. Speech. Forensics Director and Asst. Drama Director. 3. MR. CALVIN 0. WETZEL Advanced Composition, Jr. English. Cross Country, Wrestling and Base- ball Coach. Review Advisor. 1. MR. RUSS COLUMBO Biology. Assistant Track Coach. 2. MR. GARY A. HASKINS Biology. Stagecraft Club Advisor. 3. MR. H.J. TRZECIAK Biology. 4. MR. BRUNO V. SLOTWINSKI Physics, Physical Science. 5. MR. J. PRICE College Prep and Advanced Chemistry. 6. MR. FREDERICK F. MURPHY Biology, Advanced Biology. Department Head, Graduation Director. Teachers 19 1. MR. BERNARD SCHMIDT U.S. History. Varsity Footbal I-Line Coach Var- sity Swim Coach. 2. MR. ROBERT BRZYCKI Social Heritage and Senior Social Studies. B-Team Asst. Football Coach. 3. MR. JOHN D. WALTER U.S History. Tennis Coach. 4. MR. THOMAS E. GILL Psychology, Government, Economics. AFS Club, Ecology Club. 5. MR. MICHAEL McCURDY Government, Economics. Student Council Advisor. 6. MR. DARYL DEAN U.S. History. Asst. Track Coach. «e aco 1. MS. MARY JO CHERRY French, English. Pacer Advisor. 2. MR. E. JAMES LaFLEUR German, World History. Asst. Frosh Football Coach, Asst. Varsity Tennis Coach. 3. MR. FRANK J. CHARAPATA Spanish. Spanish Club Advisor. Teachers 21 1. MR. RONALD FOWLER Driver Ed. Theory. Frosh Football Coach, Asst. J.V. Wrestling Coach, Soph. Class Sponsor. Athletic Director as of 2-1-74. 2. MISS MARGUERITE FISCHER Art 3-4, 7-8. 3. MR. BRAD ARNESON Art 1-2, 5-6. Art Club Advisor. 4. MR. GERALD DERBY Driver Ed. Theory and Practice. 5. MR. L. SOLDA Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry. 6. MR. K. KUJAWA Calculus, Introduction to Computers, Intermediate Algebra and Trig., Analytic Geometry. J.V. Basketball Coach, Cheer- leader Advisor. 7. MISS ELIZABETH SERFLEK Plane Geometry. iiiat«i wfii ifii«isaiilll lutuinaiiiiuiiiisiV)'i :;m32s«flgfS£v;ss5 £ E| 2:c 2cetti«ii8ii«S3 F aaer;. (ii(2u«Miaiii8sias lt«lfSktlff|K8BIIB.lBi ■ ■ ' iiiiiiiantrisKir A J ffflifSMlSv il mmumf Sr JiM 8. MR. JAMES L. FONS Geometry, Intermediate Algebra and T rigonometry. Practical Math. Teachers 23 1. MISS JANE HASLANGER Choir, Chorus, Voice Classes. Jr. Class Spon- sor, Musical Director. 2. MR. LARRY OSTERBURG Football Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Theatre Band, Jazz Ensemble, Lessons. 3. MRS. DOROTHY MELBY Food Service, Foods 1 and 2, Advanced Foods, Chi Id Develop- ment, Consumer Education. NHS Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor. 4. MRS. ARLENE URICK Clothing, Foods, Family Living. «iri in dm 1. MR. ROBERT DUX Electricity, Power Mechanics, Auto Mechanics. 2. MR. S. VANDERVEST Metals. Asst. B-Team Football Coach. 3. MR. RICHARD WOERFEL Graphics, Woodshop. Golf Coach. 4. MR. PAUL BARRY Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop. 5. MR. RICHARD CHEKE Woodworking, Power Mechanics. Teachers 25 26 Student Division Student Division 27 in the OA I Susje'Messij VICE-PR E%IDI m¥§:' ”«� • T erJr'yt '•ky-Ralenkotter -i PRESIDENT 28 Senior Class Division I ®Wh£3fe fc - ■n Time rise ... Time fall ... Time leaves you nothing, Nothing at all ... but memories.:H 1970 to 1974: With the close of this school year comes the end of the first aspect of life for the mem- bers of the class of 1974. Through the strains of The Halls of Ivy we will be called to remember our days at CSHS; the days of learning who we are and who we want to be. We began as all others have and continued in much the same manner. The past four years together took their toll on our initial exhuberance, our naivete and our inno- cence. Our once hurried anticipation in the halls has slowed down to the settled walk of people in no greatfhurry to be anywhere. It is no longer important what the rest of the school may think of us—it is how we think of ourselves as we prepare to break our ties with the world we’ve outgrown. What we have accomplished is not an indelible mark on the school or on other classes, but we have affected others as others have touched us—and our memories shall be as varied as our personalities, interests and abilities. Is it possible to summarize 345 lives and their experiences throughout four years? We are the best—as were the classes before us and as are those who will follow. We will believe in our greatness because it is that belief which makes each class a class—and 1974 a special year for 345 people ... It is our year. We made it ours. Tomorrow may belong toranother, but this day belongs to us. And as time will continue to rise and fall, our memories of times past will linger on ... DALE ADAMCZYK squirrel Swimming 1-4; Letterman's Clul 2-4; Life 1-18; NBR Member. To further my handicrafts at Waupaun. GERRY ADAMS Mr. Speedshift Hi-performance Club 1973. Work very hard and spend all my money on everything I want in life and devote most of my time to the one I love most. THOMAS ROBERT ALEKSY ski Football 2-4; Lettermen's Club; Muni Baseball and Bas- ketball 2-4; Golf 1-4; Lab Asst; Baseball 3,4; Hall Mon.; Swimming 2. To do it my way. SCOTT JAMES A LEXANDER Stenervo Football 2-4; Golf 1-4; Band 1-4; Letterman's Club 2-4; Muni Baseball 2-4; Muni Basketball 2-4; l IRH 1-4. To find perfection. VIRGINIA ANTONIA Virg Stagecraft 2; Beachers l 2 3,4. MANDY RAE ARMBRUST Mand-eye Little One Girl's Track 2,4; CAP 4; Stagecraft 2; Gym Monitor 3,4. To grow up an inch or so and to float around, also to learn how to tell a johnny joke . SANDY ARNOLD Ziffel AFS 2,3; Paramedical 2; Ushers 2. Forget my past mistakes and hope for better in the years to come! CINDY ASKEW CHARLES EDWIN AXBERG Chuck Gudgeon The Hol- low '73. To live happily ever after. MARK JOHN BABINEC Mer- maids 3,4; Muni Baseball 2-4; Muni Basketball 2-4; Beachers 2-4. Teach tadpoles how to sing. GARY BADY Football 1-4; Muni Baseball 2-4; Lab Asst 3,4; Letterman's Club 4. To go to college and become a cheerleader. SHARON BALCERZAK Shar- ashita Shoesha To have a fun filled life and to accept life as an experience. So, Peace Be With You! 30 Senior Class SCOTT BA LOW Lab Asst. 1-2. DAVID PHILLIP BARCIO Let- terman's Club 2-4; Lab Asst. 4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4. To be a Chemist and get married to M.N. RICHARD BAUER Football 1-4; Swimming 1-3; Track 1,2 1 2; Lab Asst.; Letterman's Club. To play one complete season for Coach Bowe without getting hurt. PAMELA JO BECKMAN Band and Guard 1-4; Sgt. 4; NHS; Track 2; Volleyball 2-4; SRP; Sr. Class Committee; Let- terman's 4; Plays 2-3. Live on a deserted tropical island. DEBORAH BEDNARZ Bednar- ski Art Club; Letterman's Club; Switchboard; Tennis; Volleyball; Wrestling. To help the handicapped and to be a good wife and mother. JEFF BEILKE Muni Basketball and Baseball. MARCIA BENKA Student Council 1,4; Lab Asst 4; Sr. Class Comm; Tennis 3,4; NHS; Cheerleaders 1,2; Letter- men's Club 4; Prom Court; SRP. BARB BENOIT Paramedical Club 2; Ushers 2; Track and Field 2; Ecology Club 2. Take over the computer business. MARY BIESZKE To live and have a good time. JEFFREY W. BLACK Hulkly Juf Joff To go out and make a lot of money so I can buy a pound of hamburger and a gallon of gas. TONY BILCHARZ fum , Iman AFS 2-4; Stagecraft 2,3; Choir 2-4. To be a special ed. teacher. THOMAS BOIVIN Tom Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4. Get out of school and go to work. Senior Class 31 ANDREW M. BONDAR JuBon- dar Andy JV Basketball 1,2; Basketball 1-4. Always to keep ahead of my goal in life never to fail in things I do. DONNA BOROWSKI FBLA 4; Stagecraft 3. To grow up to be big. JEAN BOVA waup boobulia Pom Pon 2,3; Paramedical Club 3,4; Guidance 1-4. To do it and do it right. ANDREA BOYCE Andi Band 1-4; Pep Band 2,4; Theatre Band 3,4; Sr. Class Committee; Stagecraft 2-4; NHS 4. To be happy with a Ray of sunshine. MARK E. BOZIEL O.J. Bas- ketball 1-4; Hall Monitors 3,4. To graduate and get out of school. TOM BRANDSTETTER Letter- men's Club 3-4; Lab Asst. 4; Golf 3; Track 2; CC 2,3. To never see a drop of water for the rest of my life. MARY BRHEL KFC. To drive a big Mac truck down the halls of CHS. THERESA BRZYCKI Terri Chorus 2,3; Choir 4; Carousel ; South Pacific ; H MS Pina- fore ; Paramedical Club 4; Pom Pon 3-4. To get the job that I want and to be happy. KAREN BUEROSSE Choir 3,4; Musicals 2-4; Lead 3; NHS 3-4; Stagecraft 2-4; Student Council 2-4; Prom Court 3. To be a star in the GALAXY and SHINE on. CYNTHIA P. BURAK Cinty Cintia Student Council 2-4; Pres. 4; School Board Rep. 4; Purgold Court 4; Stagecraft 2-4; Volleyball 4; Letterwoman's Club 4. To shake hands an' pin him... KATHLEEN CAVANAUGH To always make Jim happy! MARCELO RUBEN CHIANI Marshmallow AFS; Arrow 4; Student Council 4; Wrestling 4. Have a lot of friends, travel, enjoy the world, try to be every day better and help the peace and understanding be- tween- the persons. JODI COOK Mrs. B.F.W. Lab Asst. 3; Paramedical Club 2; Ushers 2; Spanish Club 3. To become a nurse and to catch Paul. JO COVENEY Switchboard 3; Hall Monitor 3; Sr. Class Comm, 4; Gym Monitor 4. To be a helping hand to those in need. COLLEEN B. CRAIG Homecom- ing Float 2-4. To enjoy myself, get a job, and earn some mon- ey. To start Pro Basketball Team for women. KAREN CURZON Kirks Ushers 2. To be able to retire at 25. KEITH CURZON Football 2-4; Baseball 1; Muni Baseball and Basketball 1-4; Senior 4. To get this picture in the Post Of- fice and my name on the FBI's 10 most wanted list. JIM CZAJKOWSKI Chike Bean Pole Green Giant Musical 3,4; Choir 3,4; Muni Basketball 2-4; Muni Baseball 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Tennis 2; Weightlifting Team 3. To al- ways make new friends and to have a good time with them. MICHAEL DAVID CIESINSKI Bimbo Choir 1-4; Track and Field 3; Hall monitor 4. Keep my car in mint condition so I'll have an antique in 40 years. CLYDE CIESZYNSKI Wrestling 2,3; Tennis 2; Vicky 4. Vet- erinarian, if it's the last thing I do. PETER CLEMENTI Luther Football 1,2; Golf 3; Muni Basketball 2; NRH. To build and race cars. ALAN CLIFFORD Crackers Stagecraft 1-4. To get out of the restaurant business. DON CLINKENBEARD Clink Cross Country 2-4; Track 2-4; NHS 3-4; Lettermen's Club 3-4. To sail off the edge of the world and see what the tortoise stands on. CAROL ANN CONJURSKI Small fry Ushers 2-4; Stage- craft 3; Mermaids 3; Art Club 4; FBLA 4. To grow two more inches. Senior Class 33 NINA D'AMICO Nicky Doo Doo Volleyball 2; Tennis 4; Musical 2,4; SCB 4; Swing Choir 4; Glue Pot Trio 4. To be a good girl and stay as innocent as I am, SCOTT GIBBONS DAVIS L.B.K. T.J.Swan Debate 2; Forensics 2; Student Council 2; Track 2-3; Volleyball 2-4. To stalk the Wild Asparagus. BONITA MARIE DEJEWSKI Bonnie FBLA 4; Pep Band -2-4; AFS 4; Jazz Band 4; Theatre Band 3,4. To marry Steven and always keep him happy. AMY LYNN DELANEY Amos Ame Cheerleader 1-4; Guid- ance 2,3; CAP 4; Hayfever; Prom Court; Swimming 2; Track 2-4; Volleyball 2-4; Homecoming Court; Class Of- ficer 2-4. To always love my goon. ROXANN LYNN DETRICK To go into the Navy. BONNY DEWALD FB LA 4; AFS 3,4; NHS 4; Election Committee 3. To be happy in whatever I do. MIKE DIEHL Deli Fuzzy Hairy Eddie LaFleur Fan Club 2-4. To be as good a history teacher as Mr. LaFleur is. DEBBIE DOMINIAK DIANE M. DOMINIAK Dom- inique Choir 3,4; Musicals; Lettermen's Club 4; Pom Pon 2- 4; Volleyball 3-4; Track 3- 4; Sr. Class Comm; Stu. Coun. 2-4; Pur Gold Ct. 4. Ind., Wis., and A.F. BOB L. BOMINSKI Goovna Donna 1-4. To be a plumber so I can work alot with Goovna. MAUREEN G. DORCEY Dorthe Gracie Mickey Dorcey Choir 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Musical 2,3; Off-Stage Chorus 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Gluepot Trio 4. To stay as sweet and lovable as I am. JOANNE DORNAK Jo Stage- craft; Mermaids; Girl's Chorus; Beachers 2-4. To meet people and find an exciting career. 34 Senior Class LORELEI M. DRABEK Lori To marry Mark and live happily ever after. SANDY DRONSO Pacer 2; Edi- tor 3. To never stop changing. KEITH DUNNING Football Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4. To help the re- tarded and to make someone's life as happy as I can. SCOTT DUNNING Stagecraft; Visual Aides; Band; Camera Club; Pep Band. LINDA M. EISENMENGER Gramma Missingfinqer Ecology 3,4; Paramedical 2,3; Stagecraft 2,3. To break my leg and catch pneumonia. ERIC ELSTER Muni Basketball 2-4. Work in broadcasting. KIM M. ERB Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Nurses Aid 4. To be a Hewett, own another horse, get out of Cudahy, live in the sun and be happy. SINDY FISCHER Be happy, own a zoo and live a good life. LINDA JEAN FLACK Little Piddle Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Forensics 2; NHS 4; Sr. Class Committee. To come through in one piece. JAMES CALMER FLOOD Let- termen's Club; Basketball 2-4; Volleyball 3,4; Track 2-4; Muni League Baseball 2-4. To work with the city of Cudahy Dept, and be Charlie's partner. JOSEPH FOJTIK Road Rat CAP 4; High Performance Club 4; Mopar Racing Team 4; NRH. Get a good job and build a stock car. CYNTHIA LEE FOSMORE Cyndi DFC 3,4; A W 3; Nino 4; Mark 4; Sr. Class Comm, 4; J.S. P. 4. To find someone to spell my name the right way —CYNDI. Senior Class 35 RICK FRISCHMANN Golf 2; Choir 1-4; Muni Basketball 2-4. To become a sports broad- caster and see the Buck's build a dynasty. GREGORY GABER Hoffman- ette 3-4; Sports and Classics; SS Club; Chevy Club. To get a good job. LaVONNE L. GAJESKI Lo- Vonna AFS 3; Choir 4; Media Aides 3; Usher 2. To do my best and be happy in whatever I do. MARY JO GARGULAK Stage- craft 2-4; Pom Pon 3; Mermaids 3. To be an airline stewardess and travel around the world. MICHAEL GAVIN Football 1-4; Track 2,3; Letterman's Club 3,4; Muni Baseball 2-4; Muni Basketball 2-4; NRH. To paint the football field at the Rose Bowl. RON GAVINSKI Hall Monitors 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Foot- ball 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Base- ball 1,2. To go to college and have fun. DAVE GEORGE JR. Pinball Wizard the Stomach Weight- lifting. To travel and find where it's at. VICKY JO GIESE Geiser Geise AFS 3; Track and Field 3,4. To find happiness early in life. GREGORY S. GOODER Goods Wimpy Ltrmn 3,4; Ftb'l 1-4; Wgtmn 2-4; Muni League Bsb'l 3,4; Prom Ct; Hmcmng King. To never forget my won- derful friends and memories and to eat the World's Biggest Hamb'ger . KATHY A. GRABOWSKI Kats Volleyball; Tennis; LRT. To be great at everything I do and to have fun all my life; es- pecially with my friends. RUTH GRAMS Stretch Jab- bar Switchboard 3. To be suc- cessful jn life and help the retarded. ELENI GREGORY Leni Cheer- leader 1; Student Council Sec't 1; Lab Ass't. 4; Tennis 4; NHS 4; Ltrmn Club 4. To live in the tower of Notre Dame. BBSas SANDRA LEE GRESK Sandie NHS 4; Stagecraft 3,4; Student Director 4. To get my degree in Speech and to teach in a Secondary School. DAVE GROCHOWSKI Loafing 1-4; Carousing 5,6. To con- tinue to strive forward in life. VAUGHN P. GROEN Grunt NRH; Band 1-3; Letterman's Club; Track 3,4; Wrestling 2-4; Ftb I 1-4. To hit the most homeruns this summer in Muni Baseball. And get the reward at home plate. CATHERINE GUILONARD Cathy Gel Gilly Mouse OFM; Parties 1-4; Stagecraft 2. To be reincarnated so I can do things right the second time around! CINDY DIANE GUNN Para- medical Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. To probe the mysteries of the universe. SUSAN C. GUSTAVESON Gus Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4. To go to college and major in ele- mentary education. MICHAEL ROBERT HABANEK Freak Useless Thespians; Sr. Class Comm; Track 1,2; Super 6 to Eternity. I want to be President. (I couldn't do much worse.) STEVEN WILLIAM HANSON Hanbo Wrsl'ng 1; Beachers 1-4; Muni Bskt'bl Bsb'l 4; SI 3-4; PS 1-4; One of the 6 . To retire to Jamaica after col- lege, sit around, write some books, have a harem of native girls and ponder life. ELAINE HARTMANN Mertz Asst, teacher for special class 1. To get married, have a good job and later have lots of kids. JOHN ROBERT HAVLEK Muni Basketball 2-4; Volleyball 2. To get away from here with Sue, DEBORAH ANN HECKER Deb- bie AFS 2,3; Stagecraft 2; Pom Pon 2-4; Letterman's Club 4; Volleyball 4; SRP 4. To be able to get the last kiss. DEBRA HEINZELMAN My am- bition is to someday be a star. Senior Class 37 DEAN HENDRIX Band 1-4; Cross Country 1-2; Wrestling 1-2; Hall Monitor 3-4. To be independently wealthy and live in the Caribbean. SUSAN ELIZABETH HERMSEN Hermy Sr. Class Committee; O.E.M. 3-4; M M's 2-4. To beat Barb out West. BARBARA ANN HINKENS Hinkerdink Track 3-4; Gym Monitor 4; Thespians 3-4; craft 3. To keep what I've accept good and bad, and d before I get too old. DALE HODGSON JAMES WILLIAM HOLCOMB Jimmie Motorcross-racer; Bank robber. Be an International Playboyc TOM A. HOLSTEN Frog To graduate and get out of this school. SUSAN HOLUBOWICZ Hula Cheerleading 1; Student Coun- cil 1-2; Lab Asst. 4; NHS 4; Color Guard 4; VM 3-4. To someday be one of the Great ones! KIM HONECK Stagecraft 2-4; SC 2-4; Vice-Pres. SC 4; Track 1-2; H S 4; Homecoming CT. To own a bakery with Patty! Have a school of fish. BOB HOUGH To get out of school! LES IMMEL To get out of this place. PATRICIA ANN JANACARIK Pat Stagecraft 2; To always be happy and to succeed in whatever I try to do. JEFFREY W. JANIKOWSKI Jano Frisbee Football 1-3; Tennis 1-4; Lettermen's Club 4; Lab Asst. 3-4; Muni League 2-4; Buckets 1-3. To finish college and succeed in life. 38 Senior Class ■ — THOMAS R. JANKE Swimming 2; Lab Asst. 2,3. To be a mil- lionaire and go to college. STANLEY JANOWSKI NEIL JENSEN Moose MS Bowling 1-12. To open up a cycle shop, to get a cycle, relax and tour the U.S.A. MARK S. JONAS Animal Farkle Metal 1-4. Drawing 1,2. To own a Corvette and make a lot of money. DEAN F. KAMPA Wiennie Cross Country 1,2; Hall Moni- tor 3,4; Skipout 3,4. To some- day find a cow and have some little calves. JAMES KAUFMAN Swimming 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4. To go to college and make something good of my life. PAMELA KELLEY To travel around the country. JEFFREY L. KIDD Ftb'l 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketb'l 1-3; Ltrmn's Club; Band 1; Hmcmng Court; Prom King; Hayfever . RONALD R. KILPS Kilper To watch my cousin go bald before he graduates. NORMAN KLOBUCHAR Stormin' Norman To either go to college and become a history teacher or to conquer the world and find a 1,000 year empire. TIMOTHY D. KNAPEK Ftb'l 1,2; Track 1; Bsktb'l 3,4; NHS 4; Hoffmannettes 2-4. To be- come a world famous connois- seur and a forest ranger. LORI KNOCH Porky Track and Field 2-4. To become skin- ny and be a pro shot putter. PATRICIA KNOLL PATRICK R. KOBER Ftb'l Bsktb'l Photographer 3,4; Let- terman's Club. Going to MATC for photography. DEBRA D. KOMIS Deb Duck Fuzz Girl's Track 3; Sussex Hamilton 1,2; Cudahy 3,4; K-Mart 3,4. To find my place in this world and to see Loretta manager of McDonalds. ROXANE KONTOWSKI Roxie Weiner Track and Field 2,3,4. To travel around the world; then settle down and have a family and be a pro high jumper. JILL KORENKIEWICZ korny To travel and meet people. BERNARD F. KOSIDOWSKI Bernie Bo Berry Choir 1-4; Forensics 3,4; Student Council 1 4; Musicals 2-4; All My Sons . To spend the rest of my life with Rocky. JIM KOSTECKI Jimmie Get out of school, find a good job, rent an apartment and have a lot of fun. JOHN PETER KOSZYKOWSKI Kos Polish Prince Hall Monitor 3,4. .To understand people, life and things and to make the most of my life. DIANE KOVALSKI Emma Di Bruno Art Club 4; Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; CBL 3,4; Ushers 2; Musicals 2-4. Go to work and eventually get married. KAY M. KRAEGER To stay happy, go on to college, con- tinue having fun and traveling and to marry Mark someday. GARY KRAJEWSKI Cry Jew Krajewki Track 3,4. To do it, when I get the chance. CATHERINE ANN KRAJNAK Cathi Kraj Fifi Little Boy Switchboard 3; Arrow 2,3,4. To find my rainbow... Nobody ever had a rainbow, until he had the rain... 40 Senior Class JANIS KRAJNAK Kraj Jan Unrath AFS 2,3; Hall Monitor 4. To be myself always and en- iov life as it comes. LOIS J. KRAJNAK Ma Choir 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Stagecraft 2-4. The Hollow All My Sons H.M.S. Pinafore Hay- fever . To find out what planet Mr. Hitt is from (and send him back). PATTY KSOBIECH Puregold Court; Prom Court; T T's. To own a bakery with Honeck, for me and Maureen to remain skilled athletes, and to al- ways adore my bronze God. CURT KUBAN Kubini Muni League 3,4; Track 2; Football 1; Atlanta 4; Mexico 3. To own a Tang factory. KAREN KURTA JEROME J. KUTKA Kootie Harry AFS 2-4. To get an apprenticeship as a tool and die maker and buy back my old home. MICHAEL KUTKA SANDY KVETON Paramedical 2; Swimming 2,3; Track Field 2. Grow over five feet tall and become a mechanic. MIKE LABINSKI Libby To be a great athletic supporter. LARRY LAFAVOR Suckmo Student Council 3,4; Football bencher 1,2; Muni Basketball 3,4. To do something right for a change. DALE LAMBERT Bert Nig Muni Baseball 3,4; Weightlifting 3; Bum 2,3. To keep everybody laughing ... or try. CATHY LANGEMO Crusher Killer Langie LRT 2; Hayfever 4; Gym Monitor 4; BH 3,4. To travel as far and as long as I can on as little money as possible. % Senior Class 41 JEFF LEMANSKI SUSAN LENGYEL Stagecraft 2; Ushers 2; Band 1-4; Track and Field 2,3. To get out in the world and have a great future. DEBRA LYNN LEWANDOWSKI Debbie Lewie Lab Assist- ant 4; Trinity 3; To enjoy everyday of my life and see Anne officially earn her scarlet letter. ERIC LIEN CAROL J. LISOWSKI Les owww AFS 2,3; Gym Hall monitors 2-4; Girl's Baseball Team 1; Election Committee 3; Marquette 3,4. To go to Africa with Deb! RANDY LISOWSKI Stroke Beachers 1-3; Football 1; Wrest- ling 1; Musical. After my last drink to crawl out on my own power. SUE LANGFELDT To go away with John and be happy! DIANE MARIE LAHR Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4. To go into Interior Design. NANCY LASTUFKA Stuffie Cheerleader 1-4; Purgold crt. 3; NHS 3,4; To get 300 and to be a life time member of the TBP Carolers Club. KATHLEEN MARIE LAVALLEY Choir 3,4; Girl's Chorus 1,2; Debate 2; Media Aides 2-4; Ushers 3,4. To be successful at what ever I do, to be me, and to enjoy life. JOHN DYLAN THOMAS LAWRENCE Strider Injun Frodo Hobbit Camera Club 3,4; Weight Lifting 2-4; Ushers 3,4. To work on my music and poetry, find a truly good woman, to live in harmony with the universe and to get far, far, far away from here. PATRICIA LEE Patti Choir 3,4; Musicals 2-4; Madison 3. To be marked and get the put out of a putter. 42 Senior Class JANET LOPEZ Cha-Cha Pom- pon 3-4; AFS 2-3; Election Comm 3. Ready ... Set ... Go! LORETTA JOAN LUDWIG Blombo Lobretta . Swim- ming 2-3; Track and Field 2-3; Paramedical Club; Band 1-4; Muni Leagues 1-4; Homeroom 1-4. Be with Dennis the rest of my life become a chief at McDonald's. RICK MACEK Turkey Swim- ming 1-4; Track 1-2. TOM MAGNUSON RON MAGYOROSI Mag , Magpie Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2; Pep Band 2-3; The Organi- zation 1-4. To get rich, re- build the organization and buy two Porsches, one for myself, and one for a friend. LUANNE MAHN Lu Sr. Class Comm.; Stagecraft 2-4; H S 4; Band 2-much. To have at least one buck for the rest of my life and get to Madison. DAVID JOHN MAHSEM Mahs Pacer 2; Beachers 1-4. To graduate and become a member of the unemployed working class. GEORGE MALIVAK Duke Pug Choir; H.M.S. Pinafore Beachers 1-3. Continue to major in Business and teach guitar. DEBRA LYNN MALLAS Deb- bie Munchkin Mallas Mouse NHS 4; Arrow 2-3; Ed- itor 4. To stand on my own but not by myself. KAREN MALMBERG Fly Bubbles To be able to get up and leave whenever I want. AL MANKA Alfons Spirit Big A I Weightlifting 1-4; Cruisin' '74; Red-Mustang Club; Berry's Truckin' Class. To find the true life to go to Tahiti and-to always be with Cathy. LUCI MARCINOWSKI GAYLE S. MAREK Spanish Club 3; Lab Assistant 3; Stagecraft 2; AFS 2. To become a registered nurse and to work with children. DAVE MARIFKE To go to M.A.T.C. Then to become master printer at the Journal Company. JULIE ANN MARK Fo , Tin- kerbell AFS 3-4; Choir 3-4; Ushers 2-4; Musicals 2-3. To have an ambition and be happy with it. GARY E. MARKOWSKI Doc Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Mus- ical 1-4; Stagecraft 2; Veteran's Day Bugler. To live life as an 'experience'. DARLENE MATUSZEWSKI dari , mata Lab Assistant 3-4; Stagecraft 3. To go back- packing through Colorado. JANET MEERSCHAERT NHS Tennis 2-4; Vlyb'ly 3-4; For- ensics 3-4; Choir 3-4; Letter- man's 4; Wrsl'ng 3-4; Guy 3-4. To take what life has to give and smile. JOSEPH MEGNA VINCENT MEGNA Vinny Basketball 1-4; JV 3; Baseball 1-4; S.H. 3-4; Golf 3-4; NRH 1-4. To make myself into something better than a bartender at the Afterglow. SUSAN MARIE MESSNER Susie Color Guard 2-3; Class Vice Pres. 2-4; Thespians 2-4; Mus- icals 2-4; Volleyball 2. To take that midrlight train to Georgia. DAVE WILLIAM MICHALETS Hockey 1-4. To beat Jean Claude Killey in a downhill slalom. MARK A. MICHALSKI PAUL A. MICHALSKI Elvis Basketball 1-4. To skip amateur hockey and go to the Hawks. ■■■■■■■ 44 Senior Class JAMES J. MILLER Wrestling 1; School 1-12. To go on to school and eventually have my own cycle shop. MAUREEN MORAN Moe AFS 2; Band 1-4; Forensics 2-3; NHS 4; Pep Band 4. My ambition is to keep on trying. JOHN EDWARD MOSTENAN Mosty Football 1-4; Band 1- 4; NHS 3-4; BBS 3; Track 2- 4; Wrestling. To seek the truth and to never try to be someone I'm not. JEFF E. MOSTOWIK 11 Mostovie' Baseball 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Football 1-4; Hall Monitors 4; T. G. 2-4. To simply be happy and start a tribe. LORETTA C. MUENZNER Laurie , Munz . To live, be content and find the best in everyone I meet. LAUREN L. MURPHY Burp- hord , Murf Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; NHS 4; Spanish 2-3; Musicals 2-4. To never forget my home! , and know when- ever I go, I always have it with him! LARRY MUSZYNSKI ROBIN NEARY Rors Basket- ball 1-2; Volleyball 1-2; Track 1-4; Choir 4; Muni-Basketball 3-4; To go to every bar in Cud- ahy and be able to make it home. SUZANNE MARIE MISOVIE Paramedical Club 2-3; Media Aides 3-4; Ecology 3-4; Stage- craft 3; Swimming 3; Pom Pon 4. To plant a tree that will grow to reach the stars. GREGG ALLAN MIXDORF Peach , Mixer Football 1-2; Basketball 4; Lunch 1-4; Hall Monitor 4; Girl Watching. My ambition is to become a cook and go to school. ANTHONY MOBERLY MAUREEN ANNE MORAFCIK Moraf Stagecraft 2-3; Mer- maids; Beachers. Revisit Ac- apulco, survive my 18'th birth- day, and for Patty and I to remain skilled athletes. Senior Class 45 • CAROL IMOLTE MARC NORBERG Crazy , Guppy , Mumford Ftbl 1-3; Wrstlg 1-3; Pom Pon 1-3; Gour- met 1-4. To out jump Evel, get rich, get married. MARK NOWAKOWSKI Cross Country 2-3; Basketball 1-2; Track 2-3; NHS. To use my time wisely. MICHAEL GENE NOWAKOWSKI Big M Swimming 3-4; Track 2; Choir 1-4. To never be a failure and achieve my goal in whatever I do. KIM MARIE NOYES Kimmi Pm Pn 2-4; Std Cncl 4; Swmg Choir 4; Ltrmns 4; Musicals 2,4; Loafers 4; SRP; NHS 4; Gdnce 4; Swm Tm 3,4; Trk Fid 3. To never have to walk alone. MARGARET 0' CONNOR Mag- gie Stgcft 2-3; Thspris 2-3; Frnsics 3-4; Plays 2-4. To some- day move away, but never leave my memories behind. JENNIFER OELKE elke elk Jello Cheerleading 3-4; CAP 4; OFM 3-4; Mermaids 3-4; Purgold Queen 4. To explore and live the world with Mike. MARK ALLEN OLEN Little Rat Football 1-2; GAA 3-4; Hall Monitors. To join the army and drink down a half barrel in 24 hours. KIM ORMOND Kimmy AFS 3; Stgcrft 2-4; Ushers 2-4; T F Manager 2-4. To become a physical therapist and work with people. KATHLENE T. OSTROWSKI KathyJ, Kassy Cow Band 1-4; Forensics 2; Pep Band 1,2; Stagecraft 2. I don't know. RICHARD OWCZAREK MICHAEL PACIGA Blazado , Meat Head Swimming 2; Track 2. To take a long trip on my motorcycle. DEE PACZOCHA Choir 3-4; Pom Pon 2-4; Student Council 3; Ltrmn 4; NHS; Vlyb'l 3-4; Musicals 2-4; Plays 2-4; Switch- board 2-3; Forensics 3. To continue my coaching career. KAREN PALM Plum NHS 4; Stu. Coun. 2, Treas. 4; Cl. Rep. 2-3; AFS 2-4; Pom Pon 2-4; Purgold Ct. 4; Choir 3-4; Musical 2-4; Thespians 2; Guid 4. Wiggle my nose and always have a good game . JANE MARIE CONSTANCE PANOSIAN Zane Student Council 1-4; Sr. Cl. Comm. 4; Stagecraft 2-4; Track 3-4; Vlyb'l 2-3. To stand tall. PAT PANOSIAN Pin To join the circus with my dog Oscar or be a disc jockey on F.M. radio. DAN PARI Gay Paris To be- come a nitro fueled funny car driver. To go with L. M. GERRY PAUL Swimming 1-4; Football 1-4; Hall Monitors 3-4. To stay out of jail. KAREN A. PAWLOWSKI AFS 2-3. To be an airline Stewardess and to stay with John so I don't go into that Wild World . DEBRA A. PAYNE Deb Stgcrft. 2; Bsb'l 1; AFS 3. To become a Stewardess, someday visit Africa and to always have fun on my lunch hour. MICHAEL PAYNE Painer Band 1; AFS 2; Track 2; Elctn. Comm. 3; CAP 4;. To become a police officer and meet Van down in Jamaica. GINGER PEET To become an operating room asst, learn to waterski and believe nothing of what I hear and only half of what I see. RICK PENDZICH Juice , Squeak Diving 2-4; Golf-0; C.D.S.P. 2-4. To get out of school!! Never see a diving board again. THOMAS JOHN PEOT Peotie- Peo Basketball 2-4; Football 1-4; K.P. 3-4; Lettermen's Club; Hall Monitor. Be a Gym Teacher and take Dust's place. Senior Class 47 SUSAN PEPLINSKI Pepsi Hall monitor 2. To become a dental hygeinest and enjoy and love every minute of life. CARY PERGANDE DAVID J. PERKINS Perk CLAUDE PERONTO Wrestling 3-4. GUY S. PETERSON Wrestling 1- 4; Football 2; Baseball 3; Track Field 1-4; Sr. High 2- 4; Hall monitor 3-4. To go back to High School and be- come a captain of the cheer- leaders and tell them what I want them to do. NANETTE JANE PETERSON Nancy Fi LaVerne Granny AFS 3-4; Choir 4; Home Ec Club 2; Media Aides 2-4; South Pacific; Tennis 3-4; Ushers 3. To travel, own a checker, and earn my second letter. MELANIE ANN PICHE Peach Mel Sr. Class Comm. 4; Vol- leyball 1; Prom Court; T the T's 3-4; SRP. To never stop dreaming and to catch a green blue fish. DELORR PICKERING To Doodah best things in life; make soap and tea, have dogs, and adopt Mary Lynn! KENNETH PIEMEISEL Piddle Band 1-4; Pep Band 3-4; Stage Band 4; Volleyball. To get a good job. GERARD J Get a job. PIEPER Piper DAN PIPIA Pips Basketball 2-4; Golf 1; Letterman's Club 4. To survive comfortably. CAROLYN PISAREK NHS 4; Homecoming Queen '74; T T's. To someday become a good nurse, and in the meantime enjoy myself. Prush South and CATHERINE'POPPE MAUREEN PRU O.F.M. 3-4; C Pacific 3. 1j always be ri turtlenecks. DIANA PUTNAJ NHS 4; AFS 2;. Etectiop om- mittee 3; Stagecraft'2. get out of school and feamv| something. 2 THERES TT Terry tuden Pom po 1-4; Cl Pres, 2- To or famo Club 2 3; little punk. DAVID Aj Ltrmn Cl Football Monitor CDSP 1- JOHN STEVEN RM)SCH Ban 1- 3; Wrestling 1-a Volleyball 2- 3. To fly aroun| the country Bi my own plane.; MARY JO RAWSON Fish , Martha Spitz Swirnming 2-4; Forensics 3-4; j nd ;l-2; Ltrmn 4; Volleyball To have the d eterm i nat i on do%|Ch ie ve what I want out of life. RICK RAWSON' T?ickety Ross Cross-country L-4;' Track 1-4; Chess Club 2-3.' To defeat Fischer for the world chess title and be rich. RICHARD L. RECK Rick Muni Baseballjffii Football 1; Beacher 1-4. To'spmedky own a Camaro Z-28L ANTHONY J.3V1.RICCIC Dino , Pizza Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Ensemble 2-4. To learn how to piay soft for jazz band and Mr. Osterburg and major in music. JOY PLEyVA Burn't-out twirp soak Track 2-3; Stagecraft.3; Volleyball 1; O.F.M. 2-4. To make it a point to ge M.aH. man! To succeed in life. CYNTHIA LOUISE PONEC Cindy Choir 4; Girls Chorus 1-3; FB LA 2-4; FT A 2-4; Ush- ers 2. To always be happy and to make others happy. . Senior Class 49 50 Senior Class — TIMOTHY RICH Rich Living 3-4; Eating 7-8. To be just like J. B. in all ways except one. RICHARD T. RIGDEN Rick Volleyball 2; Basketball 1-2; Golf 1-2; Muni Baseball 1-4; Muni Basketball 3-4; Choir 1-4; Musicals 3-4. To leave here find a good job and get married. DONALD REIMAN DENNIS ROBINSON Chin , Rob Volleyball 2-3; Muni Basketball 3; Muni Softball 3. To do things my own way. DEBRA ROSS Deb AFS 2; Musicals 2; Cl. Committee 2-3; CAP (Kindergarden)-4; Grebe's 3-4; H S 4. To stay clear of obstacle courses in life. CYNTHIA J. ROTH Cindy Color Guard 1-2; Hall Monitor 3-4; Office Help 4; OFM 3-4; Wrestlers 1-4. My two-toes print in the Grauman's Chinese theater. PAUL SADOWSKI Track and Field 2; Muni League 2. BARB SCAFFIDI Pom pon 2-4; Choir 3-4; Student Council 3-4; Musicals 3-4; Office Help 4; Purgold Ct 2; Hmcmng Ct; NHS; Sr. Cl. Comm; SRP. MARK SCHLUETER Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 2-4; Muni Soft- ball 1-2; Muni Basketball 3-4. To become a photographer. JEFF SCHELL Schnell Track and Field 3; Election Comm. 3-4. See the world and every- thing in it. BONNIE JEAN SCHMIDT Schmotzie Band 1-4; Pep Band 3-4; Paramedical Club 4; J .B.S. 1-4; Musicals 4. To be accepted in WRAIN and lead a life of adventure. GREG SCHMITT Sac Buckets 2-4; Visual Aids; Ecology Club; Choir. To go as far as my am- bition takes me. MARY KAYE SCHMITZ Smut , Bertha OFM 3-4; Sr. C. Comm; Parties 1-4; Wrestlers 2-4. To sail around the world on a S.S. Bouy. SCOTT SCHOEPPE RAIMDI F. SCHREIBER Sch- rekber , Fe AFS 4; Choir 3-4; Election Comm. 3; NHS Musi- cals 2-4; Track 3-4; JBS 1-4. To do what I want when I want and to make somebody, any- body, someday understand me. CYNTHIA A. SCHROEDER Cyndi Election Committee 3; Choir 4. To go into commercial artistry and someday get an A in P.Y. v fJr' ' LINDA SCHROETTNER Lin- nie Stagecraft 2-4; TG 2-4; BF WW on Sunday afternoons 3. To always have a precious gem. JOHN SCHULTZ Muni- League Basketball 2-4. To get out of Calculus. JANINE SCOTT To marry Den- nis and live happily ever after. MICHAEL SCULLY Random Hall 3-4. To be a rock star. JOETTE L. SELKY Jo AFS 2-4; PACW 4. To go to South America with Mitch and then become a physical therapist. BOB SENEFF Snuff Hall Monitor 4; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1; Track and Field 2-4. To find out if the center of the Earth is really made of caramel, BARBARA ANN SENSKI Barb , Bugs? Stgcft 2; OFM 3-4; Parties 1-4; W.L. 2-4. To move out west, become a sheriff and catch me an OUTLAW (By myself). ELIZABETH ANN SHAPAKA To work with handicapped child- ren because that's where I'm needed. RONDA RAE SIMERSON Bun Stagecraft 3; OFM 3-4; Student Director: All My Sons. To grow ...visit Jamaica...live in a forest...be happy! DIANE R. SIMON Dimon Di Hall Monitors 3; OFM 3-4; FB 3; Parties 1-4; Wrest- lers 2-4. To visit Grange city, find a movie star and get stung by a HORNET. DEBRA ANN SKOTZKE Pork Chop Swimming 3; Paramed- ical Club 2; AFS 2. To enjoy life, get married, have two children and own a horse. SANDRA LEE SLOGASKI I'll Leave it to You ; Paramedical Club; Forensics 3; Swim Team 3. To be happy with S.N. and find a new lunch table as fun as my old ones! SCOTT SMOLEN EWALD P. SMUKAL Pat W.H.P. 70-74 (White Hen Pan- try). To be an accountant, get rich quick and have a great life with D.C. DAVID J. C. SOBOCINSKI Band 1-3. To turn into a purple wad. JOY C. SONSALLA Munch- kin , Doc Paramedical Club 2-4; Cl. Comm. 2-4; Spanish Club 2; Stagecraft 2; AFS 2-3; Lab Assistant 4. To give every- one the. needle . WAYNE SPRADLEY Sprad NHS; Track and Field 3-4; Spanish Club. To go to college and to get rich. MIKE STACHOWIAK Spike Camera Club 1; Football 1; Volleyball 2; Wrestling 3. Get out and enjoy myself. COLLEEN ANN STEWART Stew NHS 3-4; Stgcft 2-4; Election Comm. 3-4; Office Help 4; Kitchen Help 2-4; Stu- dent Director of Plays 3-4. To marry a mi I lionaire. 52 Senior Class JOSEPH STRZYZOWSKI PAMELA TALASKA STEVEN G. TERRANOVA Punkin Lettermen's Club 4; Wrestling 2-4; Mermaids 1-4. To weld circles around Mr. Vandervest. SUSAN THIEDE Sue Ushers 2; Chorus 1-2; Choir 3-4; Musicals 2-4. To go to Cali- fornia and also to it comes. ive life as KATHRYN (MEOW) TOMKA Kat To have the long SUN shine upon me, all LOVE sur- round me, and the pure LIGHT within me guide my way on. MANSOUR TOPALIAN WAYNE TRISCO JACALYN ANN TSCHOHL Jackie Stagecraft 2-4; Choir 4; Chorus 2-3. To be happy and to become something. MICHEAL D. VAD Balloon Head BMF 1-4. To join Beer Bella's drinking club. SCOTT J. VAN LIESHOUT Skippy AFS 2; NHS 4; K.F. 3-4. Go thru West Point and then return for a certain girl—also a career in the army. STEVEN VARGA Snerd Choir 1- 4; Track 1-2; Weight Club 2- 4; Musical 4; B.M.F. 1-4. To play basketball at Notre Dame and win 100 games in a row and win NCAA honors. STUART A. VARGA El Gorko Choir 1-4; Musical 4; Weight Club 2-4; B.M.F. 1-4. To take Bill Walton's place at UCLA. Ahead the Bruins to 89 straight losses. CHERYL VAUGHN Band 1-4; AFS 4; Pep Band 2-4; Spanish Club 2; NHS 3-4; Ushers 2-4; Election Comm. 3; JBS 1-4; Computer Clique 4. To get where I want to go. DONNA MAC VENUS Cheer- leading 1,3-4; Stgcft 2-4; Hmcmng Ct; BF WW on Sun- day Afternoons 3. To be a SASsy girl and always eat popcorn. GAIL MARIE VOJVODICH Vovie Prom Queen 1973; S Switchboard 3; Spanish Club 3; Hall Monitor 4; Sr. Cl. Comm. 4; Forensics 4. To share my happiness with people through- out my life. MARGARET ANN WALKER Paramedical Club 2-4. To achieve great happiness in life. KATHY WALLACE Tennis 2-4; Volleyball 2-4; Library Round Table 3-4. To have a lot of fun and have a successful career. WAYNE GORDON WALTERS Wally , Son , Fish Muni- Basketball 2-4; Muni-Baseball 2-4; Tennis 3; Dart Catcher; Beachers 4; NHS. Try to become a radio disc jocky. STEVEN WARGOLET JEFFREY D. WASHKUHN J.D. Coon To never stay in one place long enough to be trapped by it. MELANIE ELIZABETH WEBER Mel Chorus 1-2. To graduate, be happy, get a good job and live for the rest of my life . TERESA DAWN WEBER Terre Stagecraft 2-4; Pacer 3; Art Club 1; 143 2-4. To see Ann officially get her scarlet letter and to get to do everything I want to and to do it right. LIZ A. WEDERATH Hall Moni- tor 3-4; 143 2-4. To make the best of it. DIANE WEISFLOG Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Theater Band 3-4; Jazz Band 2. To be an x-ray technician, to make lots of new friends and stay close to the one's I have“ 54 Senior Class THERESE MARIE WEITEKAMP Tedi Bear NHS 3-4; WHP 2-4; Hall Monitors 4; Sr. Class Committee 2-4; 143 2-4. To see Anne officially earn her scarlet letter and to be a faith- ful Mr. Wilke Homeroom Alumni. JAMES WELCH Track 1-4; Cross Country 1-4. SHARON KAY WENDLAND Chorus 1-2; Choir 3-4; Musicals 2- 3; Stagecraft 2-3. To make people understand my sense of humor, and always be with D.B. LINDA WIND Windy Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Theatre Band 4. To get a job and meet lots of people. ANNE MARIE WITKOWIAK Annie Phannie NHS; Lab Assistant 4; Paramedical Club 3- 4; Stagecraft 2; 143 2-4. To be faithful Mr. Wilke's homeroom alumni. KATHLEEN WNUK Nook NHS 3-4; Band 1-4; Student Council 2-4; Sr. Cl. Comm; Pep Band 3-4; AFS 2. To do whatever seems right at the time. MARGARET M. WOH LFARTH AFS 2; Stagecraft 2. To look back at the past with no regrets, to be contented with the present and to be optimistic toward the future. DAVID WOYDAL Shick , Del-Woy Football 1; Track 2-3; Cross Country 2-3; Ltrmn Club 3-4; Pin Pals 3-4; Loafers 2-4; Muni Basketball 3-4; Lab Asst. 4. To find the things that I need. LAURA JEAN WRAZEL Raz- zle-Dazzle Arrow 2-3 Editor 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Colorguard 3-4; AFS 2-4...to be the dazzle of his eye... JANET YORK To be able to find what I want in life, and live a fulfilling life with John. SUSAN ZAKOVICH Sue , Zackie , Much-A-Clutz . DAVID C. ZAWIEJA Ouija Jazz Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Stgcft 2-3; Track 3-4; Wrestling 3; Band 1-4. DENNIS ZAWIEJA Weasely Chess Club 1-3. To take over the job of Jimmy the Greek. ROBERT D. ZELKO The Big Z Cross Country 1; Track 1; Swimming 3-4; Chess Club 2-3. To go into some dental or medical profession. GREG ZEMPLINSKI Zepp To be rich and a bachelor in a rock band. KEITH ZIERHART To get out of here and maybe to see more of the world than this thriving metropolis called Cudahy! LAWRENCE D. ZIMMER Larg To be a mechanic buy the best cycle and tour the United States. ALAN ZSEBE Nuffin 1-4. To get the----out of Cudahy, and float gayly to the west coast in my yellow submarine. CHRISTINE BEAN Beanski , Toots , Tiny Tina Guidance; Art Club. To become a woman marine or jump off the London Bridge. MONTE BISHOP Join the Air Force or race cars. DAVID JOHN MICHAEL BLOCHOWICZ To become a computer programmer. Also I would like to marry Sharon Wendland and to have lots of chi Idren. RANDY BOUVIER BRUCE W. BURT Be a printer and mad scientist. LEONARD B. BUZA JR. Goosh Art Club 1-2; Basket- ball 1-4; Track 1-4; Choir 1-4; Football 1-2; Muni Bas- ketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-2. To be a black belt karate expert and vow all my love to Darlene S. ■I 56 Senior Class - DARYL CZEKALSKI Rock Star Random Hall 2-4. To remain the world's number one lead guitarist. CHUCK FRISCHMANN Choir 3-4. To show them I'm not bad. JOSEPH CARL FUGARINO To live and play music my en tire life. MARY GABE To tolerate munch kins. GELDON BRIAN Weightlifting 3-4. To be suc- cessful in my lifetime BRUCE GELDON Slime Katnead.- Football; Basketball; Hall Monitors. To become the firs leading bum in Wis. or to sweep the streets. , s-. Senior Class 57 MICHAEL CHARLES GUERRERO Wrestling 2; Track 2. I want to see the States and try college after a few years I'll probably marry and live happily ever after. PAUL GUERTIN STEVEN HERMAN JACE HOLASEK RICK JEWERT Track 2-3; Wrestling 2-3. To be a cop. JODY J. JOHNSON Sherman LRT 2; Lab Assistant 4. To be a doctor, to get somewhere in life, to be happily marries, and to lead a good life. RANDY JOHNSON Reserve a smile for friendship. SIMON P. JORDON Flash Gordon , Funkel , Mr. Juice . To sleep overnight at J.T.'s house. JOHN KAEBISCH Kaeb , Frog , Al Capone To make my mark on the world. DENNIS H, KNUTH To give the Sophomore's my gym shorts. BOB A KOHLER Weightlifting. To go into life and have a ball. KENNETH KOZLOWSKI DALE KRAMICZ JOHN FREDRICK ANDREW LITTMANN Football. Forest Ranger. ALAN MIKULA MICHAEL MINIKEL MARK MUTTER DAVE NELSON Band 1-2. To become a printer. TOM OLESZAK JEFF PELTIER To travel and be a real estate agent. THERESE POVLICH DAN PRITZLAFF STEVE PUETZ MAX SLOSTAREK GARY L. SMITH To be a Marine and work at Mac's. JOHN T. SMITH To become a great car driver like Leonardo Da Vinci. MARY LYNN STRAY To have my cookie forever, and to build stock cars. JAMES WEINS JEAN YOKOFICH JOSEPH ZINK 58 Senior Class m r; f-: A ■ Senior Class 59 i-;: tfatieaal Members not pictured: D. Adamczyk B. De jew ski D. Dominiak V. Giese S. Gustaveson D. Hecker J. Kidd P. Ksobiech P. Lee D. Lewandowski J. Lopez D. Mallas L. Marcinowski G. Markowski N. Peterson S. Slogaski J. Sonsalla Steve Varga Stuart Varga M. Walker L. Wind B. Zeiko Henei � «i«U ROW 1: K. Buerosse, S. Holubowicz, A. Boyce, C. Gunn, T.Ralenkotter. ROW 2: K. Palm, D. Paczocha, K. Noyes, K. Wnuk, L. Wrazel, E. Gregory. ROW 3: B. Scaffidi, J. Meerschaert, J. Mostenan, L. Murphy, S. Messner, M. Benka. ROW 4: M. Moran, D. Putnam, L. Flack, T. Weitekamp, A. Witkowiak, P. Beckman. ROW 5: M. Nowakowski, C. Stewart, S. Gresk, N. Lastufka, W. Spradley, D. Clinkenbeard. ROW 6: B. Dewald, C. Vaughn, R. Schreiber. ClQSj The senior high once had a class; back in the days of yore— 'twas said there was none like it since—that class of '74. They came one day in early fall; not seen by all before— But not forgotten since that day—that class of '74. In Sophomore year they were the best; their decorations wore— That first place ribbon which showed they were—the class of '74. In Junior year they showed their strength; this time their float it wore— Again that ribbon which showed they were—the class of '74. Now Senior year had rolled around; their winnings made them soar— To be the best of all the rest—that class of '74. Now though they're gone, and all that's left are memories evermore— We'll n'er forget that class so bold—that class of '74! The class of 1974 will be remembered with joy by some; with dread by others ... but that is only to be expected of the class who simultaneously threw their graduation mortarboards high into the air on the evening of commencement activities. Our class was an innovator. We gave our class gift to the school as Sophomores rather than as Seniors. During our four years at Cudahy Senior High School we have helped the school to form strong interscho- lastic girls' sports teams. Perhaps most important of all, in our Senior year we gave the gift of life by starting a voluntary program for teachers and members of the Senior class to biannually donate blood to the Cudahy Blood Bank. And throughout all we've done, we have learned to give of ourselves for others ... Now, a class that has accomplished all that ours has can't be ALL bad. Senior Class 61 62 Junior Division MR. SCHMIDT: ROW 1: D. Alaniva, S. Alexander, C. Bartoshevich, L. Alberts, B. Bartz, D. Balow, C. Arch- ambeau, D. Beilke. ROW 2: J. Anderson, B. Akey, E. Anastas, R. Anderson, L. Belleranti, R. Annonson. ROW 3: F. Anderson, A. Barber, D. Alexander, C. Ahlborn, R. Beilke, R. Armbrust, S. Basterash, R. Anderson, M. Baumgard. MISS McELROY: ROW 1: S. Bobrowicz, C. Canapa, G. Bye, B. Bukowski, T. Brooks, C. Bowe, B. Beyer, C. Bergquist. ROW 2: C. Boknevitz, D. Brown, J. Blochowicz, D. Bondar, G. Bong. ROW 3: K. Boissonnault, R. Brinza, K. Buchner, M. Betz, J. Brhel, W. Bergmann, M. Bowe, L. Bong, D. Canapa. MR. DERBY: ROW 1: J. Dewald, T. Danforth, C. Dale, J. Domagalski, J. Czajkowski, L. Cornwell, M. Cart- wright, G. Chovanec. ROW 2: K. Carloni, J. Czarnecki. ROW 3: B. Czarnecki, S. Curry, W. Ciesinski, P. Chro- stowski, R. Danek, D. DeKalb, B. Comp, R. Chojnacki, D. Diehl. MR. CHEKE: ROW 1: S. Frischmann, D. Durand, M. Duszynski, J. Fenton, E. Dovnik, K. Fakler, D. Fortier, K. Fabrizio. ROW 2: M. Finco, N. Fricano, C. Fosmore, J. Franson, A. Frede. ROW 3: R. Gagliano, R. Frankenrei- ter, A. Frailey, R. Dovi, M. Gagliano, T. Fischer, C. Gaidish, J. Egli, D.Furdek. Jr. Homeroom 65 MR. HITT: ROW 1: S. Hanna, D. Habanek, M. Grams, S. Groelle, D. Glaser, K. Grabler, R. Groshens, K. Gor- zalski. ROW 2: J. Gilchrist, B. Groen. ROW 3: G. Hanson,D. Gardner, D. Gazdik, J. Hashbarger, G. Gosetti, M. Girard, W. Grau, L. Giese, E. Goss. MRS. UIMRATH: ROW 1: J. Hoenig, R. Joukovich, C. Jahn, C. Kaczmarek, C. Hohnstedt, C. Jones, W. Helge- son, R. Kling. ROW 2: B.Kaczmarek, D. Hvizdak, J. Holschbach, D. Helm, J. Koenig, S. Janiszewski, K. Jor- gensen. ROW 3: M. Knezic, D. Hohenfeldt, C. Knowles, J. Kaebisch, P. Hoven, P. Kilps, R. Hilby, C. Holsen, J Kettenhofen. MR. LaFLEUR: ROW 1: C. Lezala, J. Lien, C. Kucej, S. Lewkowski, J. Lewandowski, B. Kukor, D. Linvik, V. Lahr. ROW 2: D. Koszykowski, R. Liegler. ROW 3: V. Krzywkowski, G. Lewandowski, G. Krahn, M. Lengyel, L. Langowski, W. Lalie, R. Lee, D. Levi, J. Lewandowski. MR. DEAN: ROW 1: D. Magnuson, M. Ludwig, A. Mason, S. Masny, R. Marchese, P. Mallas, G. Meerschaert, G. Meronk. ROW 2: W. Mark, M. McCabe, T. Littmann, J. Merkel, P. Malovec, J. Luljak, F. Magestro, R. Mah- sem. ROW 3: B. Look, L. Marciniak, V. Magestro, C. Manthei, M. Lisowski, J. Marchese, J. Martz, M. Lohr, M. Matykowski. MRS. LIVENS: ROW 1: S. Nowakowski, J. Notham, M. Nedbal, D. Michalski, M. Norberg, K. Milaeger, M. Messner, L. Michalak. ROW 2: S. Mulqueen, L. Meyer, M. Minikel, S. Mijokovic, D. Momsen. ROW 3: P. Morales, E. Michalek, G. Nelson, K. Miller, M. Mixdorf, G. Nebel, M. Michalski, P. Ninkovich, R. Nielen. MRS. CLARK: ROW 1: S. Ostrowski, L. Orlikowski, M. Peltier, K. Nuszbaum, E. Pffaffl, S. Paciga, D. Olszew- ski, N. Paczocha. ROW 2: M. Orlowski, B. Peronto. ROW 3: G. Pawlowski, D. Peeper, D. Peterson, J. Peck, K. Oudenhoven, D. Peot, C. Noyes, J. Ostrowski, J. Olson. 68 Jr. Homeroom Jr. Homeroom 69 MR. TRICKEY: ROW 1: S. Ponec, S. Redmerski, S. Phillipson, M. Popodi, R. Piparo, D. Pritzlaff, C. Plasky, C. Reed. ROW 2: D. Polachek, S. Raygo, D. Pradarelli, J. Puczylowski, T. Pinkowski, L. Plevak, B. Poppe. ROW 3: A. Rehorst, D. Rahn, M. Pizur, M. Rewolinski, D. Pradarelli, P. Pytlik, G. Ratliff, K. Rehorst, S. Reese. MRS. URICK: ROW 1: J. Savrnoch, C. Rupert, L. Scaffidi, C. Schade, D. Sauer, K. Rybicki, D. Ringling, K. Schell. ROW 2: R. Riegel, A. Scaffidi, R. Saint Antoine, M. Rusch, D. Rodziczak. ROW 3: R. Schalk, T. Ryan, P. Schmitz, J. Schmidt, J. Schmidt, A. Scheidegger, J. Schmidt, R. Sadowski, T. Scherr. 70 Jr. Homeroom MR. ARNESON: ROW 1: D. Smith, R. Sites,E. Shraj, A. Sluga, K. Schroeder, S. Serocki, L. Schulz, M. Selensky. ROW 2: V. Senski, S. Slivinski, C. Schultz, J. Schweitzer, M. Shimeta. ROW 3: R. Schock, J. Schwechel, R. Sieger, V. Seymour, D. Severson, R. Schulz, D. Seel, W. Schodeberg, L. Schwartz. MR. KUJAWA: ROW 1: S. Swanda, F. Thinnes, P. Sobolewski, K. Sopik, C. Sukup, K. Thomas, C. Stark. ROW 2: J. Sztukowski, C. Sperling, M. Soppa, C. Tice, N. Thornes, A. Strehlow, M. Szuta, G. Thompson, J. Sorenson, D. Sobotta. ROW 3: W. Terhardt, M. Steffes, M. Thompson, S. Sylla, L. Spahiu, R. Swenarski, M. Tarnowski, M. Staniszewski, G. Spradley. MR. NACKERS: ROW 1: D. Washkuhn, M. Tuma, K. Tomkowiak, S. Tredray, C. Valoe, 0. Tyshynsky, W. Vet- ter, W. Tyshynsky. ROW 2: S.Totka, D. Vassel, C. Ueberfluss. ROW 3: K. Wagner, K. Tschohl, M. Wasielewski, L. Tromba, P. Wasikowski, M. Totka, G. Topal, G. Trisco, G. Walters. MISS SERFLEK: ROW 1: G. Weins, P. Wyskochil, U. Sneak, R. Zajda, C. Wesley, P. Weber, B. Zillman, J. Zam bo. ROW 2: R. Wutke, M. Wronkowskl, F. Windt, C. Zuel, M. Zdero, W. Wood, J. Zodrow. ROW 3: S. Wier, C. Weisflog, M. Wiederholt, S. Zemplinski, M. Whitman, J. Zizis, B. Wycklendt, M. Zess, J. Weitekamp. Cie� ; VI Jr. Homeroom 71 i Ml y F Marty Plevak Janet Ross Steve Feiler PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT Sophomore Division 73 MR. HASKINS: ROW 1: L. Bergsrud, D. Baumgard, S. Boyce, A. Adamczyk,D. Borstnar, E. Bessler, K. Aleksy, T. Blevins. ROW 2: M. Bogdonovic, D. Addis, B. Bowe, M. Antomiewski, D. Baronek, C. Becker, R. Anderson, J. Berken. ROW 3: J. Bond, J. Ahlborn, C. Bennett, J. Boziel, D. Amhaus, J. Borowski, R. Bakenbusch, T. Boknevitz, J. Bauman. MR. COLOMBO: ROW 1: C. Chetto, T. Chojnacki, M. Brandstetter, M. Chartier, P. Brown, S. Brooks, D. Cen- tell, K. Bunda. ROW 2: K. Budny, C. Champagne, M. Budziszewski, C. Ruth, G. Burss, L. Camps, D. Christen- sen, T. Bugni. ROW 3: K. Bray, S. Buchholz, D. Chappie, S. Buerger, T. Charapata, S. Bzdusek, H. Brewer, S. Brundidge, S. Case. 74 Soph. Homeroom MISS FISCHER: ROW 1: T. Douglas, K. Dvorak,A. Dziobkowski, M. Czernejewski, P. Culver, D. Ekes, A. Dou- nar, L. Dziadosz. ROW 2: Y. Dhooge, E. Dorcey, M.Drewicz, D. Dobrzynski, C. Cook, L. Dereszynski, K. Erick- son, E. Eisenmenger. ROW 3: T. Curry, T. Dyszelski, E. Duggan, J. Deutsch, M. Dziedzic, J. Endahl, M. Dec, D. DeFord. MR. WOERFEL: ROW 1: P. Fugarino, M. Furgason, S. Fenton, S. Fonfara, D. Frischmann, B. Ferry, L. Fouts, T. Fricano. ROW 2: S. Foucault, C. Freeman, P. Gorzalski, T. Gargulak, J. Fellin, D. Fredette, K. Gaynor, A. Grambow. ROW 3: D. Franson, C. Gosh, T. Georges, S. Feiler, J. Frank, T. Gieneke, G. Gregory, J. Grawn, R. Garcia. Soph. Homeroom 75 MR. FONS: ROW 1: T. Hoyt, B. Heidingsfeld, G. Hoyt, M. Hinkens, C. Hardenbrook, R. Hanson, P. Hinsch, J. Hayalian. ROW 2: B. Harling, U. Sneak, T. Holquin, S. Harris, K. Hennlich, D. Guerrero, J. Honeck, D. Helfen- stein. ROW 3: L. Hayalian, J. Holubowicz, D. Heinzelman, J. Hilby, M. Henneman, S. Holschbach, B. Groen, J. Hahn, B. Guilonard. 76 Soph. Homeroom MRS. BEST: ROW 1: M. Kiefer, C. Johnson, G. Jazdzewski, C. Kaczmarek, S. Kazmierski, B. Johnson, S. Kelly, L. Kelly. ROW 2: A. Iwaskiewicz, B. Johannes, B. Ireland, W. Kaminski, A. Kapalczynski, D. Javorek, K. Janke, B. Kierecki, T. Johnson, M. Janiszewski, J. Johnson. ROW 3: E. Kaja, D. Jahnke, A. Jablonowski, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Jahn, R. Ice, L. Jensen, K. Janicek. MR. SLOTWINSKI: ROW 1: L. Kukor, J. Kutka, K. K.oss, B. Kluck, G. Kryger, L. Koehler, J. Kopca, A. Kohl. ROW 2: K. Kleman, K. Kluck, D. Kline, C. Laehn, D. Kryszewski, D. LaGosh. ROW 3: K. Kilps, D. Knutson, S. Kollatz, R. Knoll, D. Klumb, J. Korsch, J. Kreier, W. Kujawa, K. Kolden. MR. PRICE: ROW 1: C.Megna, M. Maciona, J. Lewdowski, B. Manthei, P. Mellem, J. Lutz, P. Lesik, J. Loren- zen. ROW 2: J. Meier, B. Lee, D. Martinson, P. Langfeldt, L. Langer, R. McCabe, J. Listinsky, R. Matuszew- ski. ROW 3: R. Malicki, P. Masarik, L. Meyer, W. Meyer, Q. Loshaw, D. Lucas, D. Machak, K. Lefaivre, R. Lemke. Soph. Homeroom 77 MR. GILL: ROW 1: M. Michalets, L. Michalets, K.Murphy, S. Mikol, B. Nolte, J. Michalski, J. Olson, A. Or- lowski. ROW 2: D. Nowaczynski, D. Miller, M. Mulqueen, C. Olejniczak, B. Nelson, J. Michalski, E. Morren, E. O'Leary, J. Mostenan, S. Olen. ROW 3: J. Moran, R. Milton, S. Morgan, C. Minikel, T. Ogle, D. Ostrowski, R. Nall, B. Moss, S.Orlowski. MR. MURPHY: ROW 1: M. Peterson, S. Pawlowski, P. Pisarek, K. Paul, P. Ramskugler, S. Putnam, M. Paladino, S. Potrykus. ROW 2: C. Ranta, M. Plevak, M. Povlich, J. Racine, J. Radke, R. Pfeffer, D. Payne, P. Pruszka. ROW 3: J. Pisarek, A. Peschl, D. Piechocki, E. Owczarek, D. Peck, J. Putirskis, J. Paul, J. Porst, M. Plachinski. 78 Soph. Homeroom Soph. Homeroom 79 MR. CHARAPATA: ROW 1: B. Ryan, D. Renning, M. Salazar, B. Rich, L. Salazar, J.Ross, C. Riedel, B. Rein- ke. ROW 2: P. Rynders, J. Rodziczak, M. Rosewicz, C. Rich, L. Reimer, S. Roth, K. Raygo, M. Repinski, S. Rausch, K. Ruud. ROW 3: K. Rawson, S. Ruttgers, M. Reese, M. Rehorst, W. Ruble, T. Robinson, R. Rusch, C. Robert, M.Rybicki. MR. WETZEL: ROW 1: G. Slizewski, D. Sieger, D. Schulz, J. Schuster, G. Schuster, M. Sauer, S. Schlesser, D. Seidl. ROW 2: S. Scaffidi, K. Schroeder, J. Shelly, P. Seymour, D. Slusar, J. Schroedl, J. Serfort, B. Scherf. ROW 3: G. Schulz, W. Schultz, M. Setum, R. Schuster, T. Seipel, H. Schenk, K. Sklander, R. Senk. MR. WALTER: ROW 1: K. Thompson, E. Stevens, D. Stojcevic, M. Swessel, P. Terranova, L. Tice, G. Stuble- feldt, L. Tice. ROW 2: K. Thiede, M. Spack, J. Thompson, R. Stevens, N. Tomka, C. Tomasik, J. Stanish, M. Sobiecki, J. Terranova, S. Sorenson, M. Tice, D. Smul. ROW 3: R. Thiede, J. Sonsalla, S. Streich, D. Sulik, F. Sullivan, W.Stewart, C. Snider, F. Tereschak, T. Thompson. MR. BOWE: ROW 1: L.Varga, M. Walsh, J. Totka, A. Vandenoever, T. Wahl, D. Torcivia, C. Vaughn, E. Tor- res. ROW 2: M. Trinkl, J. Veriga, S. Urick, S. Verhein, L. VanVIaenderen, L. Veternick, R. Tuska, S. Treland, J. Vojvodich, T. Ward. ROW 3: J. Veriga, R. Vodnik, P.Wargolet, J. Tromba, L. Wagner, T. Wasielewski, S. Urick, K. Tuma, K. Topalian. 80 Soph. Homeroom MR. DONAVON: ROW 1: E. Witkowiak, F. Zimmer, B. Ziehart, D. York, B. Wesell, S. Wyskochil, L. Zielke, D. Witt. ROW 2: J. Zaleski, B. Wederath, B. Wohkittel, F. Wyant, K. Zarth, J. Zawieja, D. Whitman, A. Wohlfarth. ROW 3: J. Zess, D. Zornes, J. Wnuk, R. Wirth, E. Weed, M. Yokofich, M. Weber, D. Zurawski, S. Yokofich. Soph. Homeroom 81 • • s the year begins Miss Haslanger is faced with an awesome number of zealous singers eager to answer her beck and call. But sorry her lot that has to bear that first resounding chord as the choir begins a new season. The initial attempt at producing song is always the Star-Spangled Banner, which is continually carried off with much pride and gusto. The first days of choir are always trying, as the newcomers race against time while traveling to and from the inner sanctum. This always poses a problem, yet the cozy catacomb is always a favorite part of the halls of ivy . Our first performance this year was honoring America Our Heritage in the Veterans' Day as- sembly in November. This year a change was in store for the musical fans, as H.M.S. Pinafore was produced in the fall. m The Swing Choir is an ensemble featured in our contests and concerts. This bouncey group al- ways adds that something extra to make a performance complete. In addition to our general choir activities we also have two students, Larry Muszinski and Susie Messner, who belong to the Wisconsin State Honors Choir; a group of students chosen from choral groups throughout the state. Although the unsuspecting public is overwhelmed by our singing, little do they know that in reality. Miss Haslanger, it is to thee we sing . BOTTOM ROW: T. Giencke, F. Anderson, S. Lambert, S. Terranova, J. Luljak, R. Liegler, S. Harris, K. Erb, J. Czajkowski, C. Canapa, K. Noyes, M. Ned- bal, C. Schroeder, J. Sorenson, P. Lee, M. Pruszka, S. Messner, L. Murphy, W. Ciesinski, D. Michalski, S. Wendland, C. Schultz, R. Schreiber, N. D'Amico, J. Tschohl, N. Peterson, C. Ponec, M. Ludwig, S. Lewkowski, D. Vassel, L. Gajeski, M. Dorcey, S. Thiede, K. Schroeder, T. Brzyski, K. Neszbaum, E. Dovnik, T. Ralenkotter, T. Danforth, K. LaValley, L. Schulz, D. Paczocha, G. Meerschart, D. Dominiak, M. Messner, R. Marchese, D. Balow, J. Lien, L. Michalak, K. Buerosse, L. Krajnak, J. Meerschaert, K. Palm, K. Milaeger, B. Scaffidi, K. Jorgensen. TOP ROW: P. Wargolet, E. Owczarek, J. Czajkowski, M. Ciesinski, R. Neary, A. Feuling, L. Wagner, B. Kosidowski, R. Knoll, P. Masarik, J. Marchese, S. Morgan, R. Frischmann, R. Lisowskl, M. Mixdorf, D. Woydal, G. Schmitt, M. Nowakowski, R. Rigden, R. St. Antoine, J. Kaufman, G. Gooder, M. Zess, Stuart Varga, D. Knutson, M. Antoniewski, S. Janisze- wski, L. VanVIaenderen, Steve Varga, G. Malivuk, S. Mulqueen, L. Muszynski,. L. Buza, J. Olson, M. Spack, P. Nowak, F. Magestro, T. Scaffidi, T. Blich- arz. NOT PICTURED: T. Pickering, S. Tredrey, D. Kovalski, J. Fe 11 in. DRUMS: D. Riccio. BASS GUITAR: K. Tschohl. FRONT ROW: J. Mostenan, C. Hol- sen, G. Markowski, J. Gilchrist, P. Chrostowski, D. Zawieja, M. Plevak, B. Dejewski. BACK ROW: T. Pinkowski, S. Curry, G. Gosetti. 1st COL: C. Kucej, G. Bye.'2nd COL: T. Curry, N. Thornes. 3rd'COL: S. Alexander, C. Knowles, J. Holshbach. Although only in its third year of existence, the Cudahy Jazz Ensemble has emerged as one of the most popular musical or- ganizations within the school. The demands for public appearances have f, far surpassed all expecta- tions. Included in this year's itinerary are con- certs at the Band Bizzare, Spring Concert, AFS Tal- ent Show, Cudahy Jr. High East, Park View and Marquette University. 86 Jazz Ensemble FIRST GROUPING: B. Riegel, D. Riccio, N. Fricano. SECOND GROUPING: M. Plevak, S. T reland, B. Groen, C. Holsen, G. Gosetti. 1st ROW: D. Momsen, L. Tromba, G. Bye, B. Schmidt, D. Ostrowski, S. Alexander, D. Bielke, C. Tyshynsky, B. Dejewski, K. Paul, L. Belleranti, L. Flack, G. Markowski, V. Senski, C. Vaughn, S. Swanda, K. Tuma. 2nd ROW: S. Feiler, N. Thornes, K. Piemeisel, J. Holschbach, G. Ratliff, A. Boyce, L. Wind, D. Lahr, S. Gustaveson, D. Zawieja, K. Wnuk, M. Moran, S. Olen, D. Weisflog, P. Chrostowski, T. Pinkowski, T. Boivin, S. Roth, S. Ostroski. TOP: K. Dunning, K. Tschohl. This year's Cudahy Pep Band was there to add . spirit and atmosphere to Cudahy sports events. A Rhythmic and lively ar- ray of musical arrange- ments were heard at pep assemblies and all home basketball games. Pep Band 87 COLORGUARD: LEFTTORIGHT: ROW 1: M. Peterson, K. Paul, L. Marciniak, J. Czajkowski, K. Nuszbaum, B. Wed- erath. ROW 2: S. Olen, L. Wrazel, K. Wnuk, P. Beckman, L. Mahn, S. Holubowicz, K. Milaeger, K. Koss, D. Riccio. BAND: FRONT TO BACK: COLUMN 1: J. Holschbach, A. Boyce, G. Markowski, K. Tuma, D. Momsen, G. Kryger, L. Wind, F. Thinnes, S. Putnam, S. Gustaveson. COL 2: N. Thornes, J. Moran, S. Curry, C. Hennlich, N. Fricano, S. Fonfara, L. Flack, S. Nowakowski, K. Gaynor, N. Piemeisel. COL 3: T. Curry, G. Ratliff, G. Gosetti, S. Case, S. Feiler, J. Gilchrist, M. Plevak, C. Vaughn, B. Dejewski, L. Belleranti. COL 4: R. Thiede, T. Boknevitz, T. Pinkow- ski, C. Kucej, B. Schmidt, D. Zawieja, B. Groen, S. Boyce, M. Tice. COL 5: C. Knowles, J. Mostenan, C. Holsen, G. Bye, D. Johnson, B. Kaminski, D. Lahr, J. Zaleski, J. Grawn, M. Brandstetter. COL 6: S. Alexander, K. Piemiesel, D. Weisflog, J. Wnuk, B. Riegel, M. Sauer, S. Swanda, K. Bunda, D. Diehl, C. Sorenson. COL 7: S. Holschbach, D. Ostrowski, S. Ostrowski, K. Dunning, J. Kutka, C. Vaughn, P. Chrostowski, B. Groen, M. Moran. COL 8: J. Kisley, L. Tromba, L. Camps, D. Durand, D. Beilke, C. Dale. COL 9: M. Lengyel, V. Senski, S. Roth, K. Tschohl, R. Magyo- rosi, S. Dunning, M. Czernejewski, M. Grams, C. Tyshynsky, C. Payne. his year's concert band which numbers 102 playing members, proved once again to be an organization of superb musical quality and intense pride. The concert band's major accomplishments occurred in February's Band Bizarre and May's Spring Concert. Texan Rich Matteson, our 1974 guest soloist, thrilled Cudahy audiences with stimulating concert and jazz tonalities at the Band Bizzare. The Spring Concert proved a climactic finale to an outstanding year of instrumental music. Beginning in the Fall, the high-stepping football band provided entertainment for many, as interesting and imaginative routines were performed with amazing precision and musicianship. Remember Mickey Mouse and Carry the Big Fresh Flavor ? 90 Services Division Services Division 91 ROW 1: T. Aleksy. ROW 2: J. Krajnak, T. Danforth, S. Paciga, G. Vojvodich, V. Groen, T. Weite- kamp, S. Holubowicz, S. Messner. ROW 3: J. Egli, D. Adamczyk, J. Koszykowski D. Ramon, M. Olen, L. Bong, G. Mixdorf, B. Senneff, M. Piche. election committee FRONT: K. Janicek, J. Holubowicz, J. Weitekamp. MIDDLE: J. Panosian, C. Stewart, N. Fricano. BACK: M. Piche, S. Holubowicz. Services 93 hall monitors FRONT: J. Martz, K. Fabrizio, Deadlines, hazy pictures, I Miss Cherry, C. Hardenbrook. a part of Pacer. The people BACK: D. Balow, J. Lewandowski, every nook cranny for an it S. Rowley, S. Basterash, M. all collected, we scamper Michalski. to work. First of all, the st to our typists, who type the articles return, we lay our ready to be sent to the prir .short process, but take fron it takes you to read our Pi love. ate issues, and typing errors are all d in Pacer start by first searching iteresting story. After the stories are back to our work room and get down Dries have to be edited and then sent ? articles for the varitypists. When the newspaper on paper and finally it is iters. All of this may sound like a i us, it isn't. The little bit of time acer is really made of alot of our CLOCKWISE, FROM BOTTOM LEFT: F, Anderson, P. Ramskugler, B. Kukor, D. . Smul. Pacer Staff ices 95 Staff I_____________________________________________ How do you put together a whole years worth of struggling, ft memories into one book? This is the monumental task that th row staff faces as we try to assemble your yearbook every yea Copy, candids, captions, capitalization, picas, punctuation, a pictures were words in common usage every Monday thru Fric 8th hour. We all worked hard this year and we hope our book proves it. in and BOTTOM: T. Wahl. ROW 1: M. Peterson, A. Frede, D. ie Ar- Fortier, L. Belleranti, L. Wrazel, S. Groelle. MID- Lr DLE: D. Baumgard. ROW 2: D. Diehl, N. Tomka, J. md Hilby, K. Tuma, J. Johnson, D. Mallas, C. Hitt, ad- lay, visor, C. Krajnak. LflB flSSTS. CO s cn CO ■ ROW 1: J. Mark, B. Bukowski, K. Ormond. ROW 2: P. Brown, B. Wederath, D. Slusar, S. Buch- holz, S. Boyce, K. Aleksy, L. Varga. ROW 3: D. Durand, C. Kaczmarek, C. Ueberfluss, C. Vaughn, K. Zarth, D. Chappie, D. Kryszewski. ROW 4: D. Conjurski, K. Poppe, B. Poppe, R. Kling, C. Jorgenson, S. Ponec. BOTTOM ROW: A. Witkowiak, T. Aleksy, G. Bady, R. Bauer. MIDDLE ROW: J. Sonsalla, M. Piche, S. Holubowicz, D. Matuszewski, D. Lewandowski. TOP ROW: T. Brandstetter, D. Ramon. BOTTOM ROW: A. Grambow, N. D’Amico, M. Pruszka, T. Bean. MIDDLE ROW: J. Bova, D. Bednarz, D. Dominiak. TOP ROW: K. Noyes, K. Palm, M. Benka. point in time • • • 98 A Point in Time 3:20 ,o 6:00 Sports Pages 110 to 141 A Point in Time 99 merican tiild mihm FRONT ROW: R. Schreiber, T. Blicharz, M. Chiani, K. Palm. MIDDLE ROW: B. Dewald, M. Peterson, D. Baumgard, J. Hayalian, C. Vaughn, C. Cook, L. Bong. BACK ROW: S. Basterash, B. Dejewski, C. Vaughn, L. Wrazel, T. Wahl, D. Piechocki, K. Kluck, B. Groen. Argentinian young people have lots of good times; they go- to drive-in restaurants and to night-clubs where they dance and drink. I describe my friends' attitudes toward life with divertido ; in dictionary definition is amused merry and festive I worked last year as a disc-jockey in a large night-club, playing records and set- ting up lighting. My hobbies are photography, movies and magazine publicity. I study in an industrial high school, for I hope to become a chemical engineer. My father, Ruben Dario, is a retired army officer, my mother, Doris and my three brothers: Juan Emilio (12), Gerardo Luis (16), and Martin Javier (8 months) com- plete my Argentinian family. H n c 0“ O 0 3 rD Q_ MM • n ROW 1: C. Lezala, M. Walker. ROW 2: C. Gunn, J. Czajkow- ski. ROW 3: J. Sonsalla, J. Bova. ROW 4: T. Brzycki, S. Slogaski, B. Schmidt. 102 CBLA TOP ROW: K. Budney L. Jensen J. Zawieja C. Conjurski B. Poppe C. Poppe J Hoenig 2nd ROW: D. Putnam B. Dewald D. Borowski L. Koehler M. Paladino C. Freeman BOTTOM ROW: C. Cook L. Langer C. Lezala FBLA TOP ROW: C. Dale L. Koehler K. Thiede BOTTOM ROW: B. Bukowski F. Manthei D. Smul FRONT: B. Kosidowski, L. Kraj- nak, J. Lorenzen, J. Hayalian. BACK: D. Chappie, M. Moran, 104 Clubs M. O'Connor, M. Rawson, C. Zarth, P. Beckman. Mi BACK: J. Lorenzen, J Hoenig, C. Bauer, J. Hayalian. FRONT: B. Zierhart, M. Habanek, K. Bunda, L. Cornwell, R. Zajda, E. Kaja, K. Koss, J. Holcomb. Clubs 105 Stagecraft MEMBERS are: L. Kelly, B. Wederath, K. Kolden, P. Ramskug- ler, S. Putnam, L. Dereszynski, K. Gaynor, C. Janicek, D. Ven- us, S. Holubowicz, C. Burak, J. Berken, A. Clifford, J. Brhel, L. Krajnak, C. Stewart, S. Gresk, A. Witkowiak, K. Ormond, J. Mark, T. Weber, A. Boyce, L. Mahn, L. Schroettner, K. Buerosse. ro J. Meerschaert, M. Zess, J. Zess, J. Zodrow. 106 Clubs BOTTOM: L. Varga, S. Mi- sovie. MIDDLE: N. Thornes, S. Putnam, L. Eisenmenger, K. Gaynor. TOP: E. Eisen- menger, F. Anderson, M. Baumgard. FRONT: C. Lezala, L. Kelly, C. Lavalley, N. Peterson, L. Eisenmenger. MIDDLE: D. Dobrzynski, L. Scaffidi, D. Kryszewski, A. Grambow, M. Duszynski, K. Grabowski, S. Misovie, F. Magestro. BACK: R. Gagliano, K. Wallace, S. Janiszewski. Clubs 107 more hat is a sport? Is it simply competition between two opposing people or groups of people? Or is it something 7 When you see a smile on the face of a victorious athlete, you see a smile that says that all of those hours of practice paid off—sore feet, aching muscles, countless calisthenics—all for a minute or an hour's worth of competition. The supreme test—when victory comes, it is certainly sweet. An inner pride swells forth: pride in yourself, in your team, in your school. A wonderful realization that you did your best and your best was good enough has brought a lump to many an athlete's throat. You get that tight feeling that makes you want to shout We're number ONE! or I did it, I did it! Sports are yours only—you have accomplished—you will reap the rewards that are more often than not just a slap on the back, a pat on the head, or an inner warmth, rather than any material reward. Here is a summary of Cudahy's 1973-1974 sports season . . . Guys' Track And Field pgs. 124-126 Faster than speeding bullets, more powerful than locomotives, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound ...they're Cudahy's Cindermen! Our Thinclads finished fourth in the Suburban Conference Indoor Meet and eighth in the Conference Outdoor Meet in '73. Leading point-getters throughout the season were: Bob Parker in the sprints, Co-captain Dave Pac- zocha in the mile, Jim Welch in the half-mile', Mike McCabe, Paczocha, Dave Woydal and Welch in the mile re- lay team, Co-Captain Tom Gill in the shot put and Mike Stanaszek in the shot put and discus. Gill and Stanaszek were two of the teams biggest assets...both went to state competition—Gill in the shot, Stanaszek in both shot and discus—and both set school records in their events—Gill in the outdoor shot with a distance of 52'11 and Stanaszek in both indoor shot with an effort of 53,4 , and discus, with a 152'9 throw. At the season's close, the Most Valuable Player honors went to Stanaszek. Girls' Track And Field pgs. 124-126 Cudahy's Girls' Track Team hurdled all obstacles to finish 4th of 10 Suburban schools in the 1973 Cudahy Indoor In- vitational Meet—a notable stride for- ward for our girls' sports teams. Head Coach Barb Calbert and her squad are really beginning to make their presence felt in our Conference. This season four track team members qualified for Track Sectionals: Edie De- laney in the 80 yd. hurdles, Lori Knoch in the shot put, Tracy Fricano in the 220 yd. dash and Ruth Sites in the 100 yd. dash. Rith Sites was chosen Most Valu- able Member of the Track team at the season's finish. 108 Sports Division Guys' Tennis pg. 131 Coach Walter's tennis Racketeers opened their '73 season with some serves that would boggle the mind and eyesight—unfortunately, Cudahy's opponents managed to return these wondrous serves all too often and much too well. At our season's close, Cudahy found themselves in 8th place in the Suburban Conference. Nonetheless, the team did well outside of Conference competition, taking 2nd in the annual Racine quadrangular meet. Co-captains on Cudahy's '73 team were no. 1 doubles partners Larry Nemitz and Chuck Misun. Nemitz was also chosen to receive the Most Valuable Player honors while Jon Schweitzer came away with the Most Improved Player award. Captains for the '74 tennis team were also chosen at the close of the '73 season. With Senior Jeff Janikowski, and Junior Scott Sylla leading the crew in 1974, we're sure to start out...on the right court? Girls' Tennis Billy Jean King beware—Cudahy may have a few prospective Wimbledon Champions in their midst! Coach Calbert's crew had a good season in '73, the third year of the team's existence. Two of the girls: co-captains Jan Meerschaert and Gail Bye, playing no. 1 and 2 singles respectively, led their teammates in scoring throughout the season and combined their efforts to play no. 1 doubles in Regional Competition. Jan and Gail went to the match seeded third; they were beaten in the semi-final round of competition by the Whitefish Bay team that went on to take 1st at State. Team members awarded Meerschaert and Bye with Most Valu- able Honors at the season's finish; Debbie Bednarz received the Most Improved Player award. Baseball Coach Wetzel's Cudahy High School nine had a spec- tacular season in '73--finishing in 2nd place in the Sub- urban Senior Baseball League. Three of our Packers: Pitcher Gary Graf, Catcher Ken Christensen and 2nd Baseman Mark Thompson, were chosen for the All-Suburban team at the season's finish. Mark Thompson, was also the Batting Champion of the team and the Conference with a phenomenal .434 batting average. The team's Captain was Rick Finco; hurler Graf was voted Most Valuable Player for the '73 season. Sports Division 109 Golf pg. 140 Cudahy's golf team teed off to an outstanding season in 1973—following through all the way to the Suburban Championship. The major powers of the team were very much in evidence at the Suburban Golf Meet...there. Sophomore Steve Curry placed 4th with a 76, Junion Scott Alexander 7th with a 77, Captain Bob Omelina 10th with a 78 and Freshman Tim Curry 11th with a 78 in the competition. Our Linksmen's 1st place standing in the Conference was their admission ticket to Regionals. On the Regional course, only Bob Omelina took medalist honors and qualified for Sectionals with his brilliant even par 72. At Sec- tionals, he missed advancing to State competition by only four strokes. At the season's close. Captain Bob Omelina was awarded the Most Valuable Player award and Sophomore Steve Curry was named Most Improved Player of the 1973 team. An elated Cudahy Coach Woerfel summarized the cham- pionship golfing season, ... as far as I know, it was the first in the school's history! Cross Country pgs. 127-129,164 The 1973 Cross Country team ran right into the hearts of faithful spectators at Cudahy's Purgold Cross Country Invita- tional this year. Varsity Harriers, led by Captain Steve Slivinski, placed second at Purgold, trailing 1st place Greendale by only two points; and our Junior Varsity team literally ran away with Purgold's 1st place J.V. trophy. Never pausing for a breath, Coach Wetzel's cross country runners raced into statewide competition by taking the Re- gional Championship; but stopped just short of State with a 4th place in Sectional Competition. At the season's finish, Captain Steve Slivinski was voted Harrier of the Year and Most Valuable Runner, while Senior Don Clinkenbeard captured the 1973 Most Improved Runner award. Girls' Swimming pgs. 118-119 Some people say that good things come in pairs... I well, Coach Best for one agrees wholeheartedly with that statement, in looking back on the '73 Swimming Season. Her team not only broke all but two event records during the course of the year, but they also sent a pair of swimmers to Madison to compete in the State Meet there. Cudahy's girls' swimming team, led by Co-captains Mary Jo Rawson and Beth Kukor, was strong in almost every event this season and set quite a number of new school records. They also sent two girls to Madison: Senior Mary Jo Rawson, who competed in two events there, finishing 5th in the 100 yd. Freestyle with a time of 58.9 and 10th in the 50 yd. Freestyle with a 26.8 time, and Sophomore Cynthia Tomasik, who finished 4th in the 100 yd. Breast- stroke with a time of 1:16.58. As a team, the girls placed 12th of the 47 teams competing in the State Championship. At the season's end, swimming awards were presented to Betsy Bowe and Chris Tyshynsky for Most Improved Swimmers; Mary Jo Rawson for Most Valuable Swimmer. Guys' Swimming pgs. 116-117 Two of Coach Schmidt's swimmers. Co-captain Dale Adamczyk and Co-captain Gary Nebel, set new school records this season: Adamczyk in the 100 yd. Butterfly with a time of 1:00.0 and Nebel in the 500 yd. Freestyle with a time of 5:39.0. Nebel also made a trip to the State competition in Madison this year, along with Co-captain Tom Brandstetter, Kevin Tschohl and Gerry Paul. These four, members of the 400 Freestyle Relay Team, turned in a 3:35.7 Sectional time to qualify for that contest. Diver Dave Ramon also shared in the title of team Captain throughout the '73-'74 season; at its finish. Diver Rick Pendzich and Adamczyk were chosen the team's Most Improved Swimmers. Brandstetter was the Most Valuable Swimmer of the year. Football pgs. 112-115 They tried, but they couldn't do it... Our Gridders tackled a tough playing schedule this fall; meeting a majority of the best teams of the Confer- ence early in the season. The playing schedule, coupled with a bushel of bad breaks in the shape of blocked punts, interceptions and key down failures, helped pave the way to a 6th place Suburban Conference finish for Cudahy. The team was led throughout the '73 season by Senior Captains Mike Gavin and Dave Ramon. Most Valuable Honors were received by Paul Wasikowski, a Junior tackle who was also honored in being named to tl]e All Amer- ican Football Team; the Most Improved Player award went to Senior center John Mostenan. Coach Bowe is optimistic about next year's team which will be composed of a solid core of experienced Varsity players. Things are looking good for September of '74... Guys' Volleyball Varsity and Jr. Varsity Teams: see pgs. 133-134. Girls' Volleyball Varsity and Jr. Varsity Teams: see pgs. 132-134. Basketball pgs. 120-123 Cudahy's 73—'74 Basketball season kept fans on the edge of their bleachers and opponents on their toes... Coach Hassemer's Packers made this year's contest for top honors in the Suburban Conference a lively one right up to the rather disappointing finish—a final third place for our Cudahy team. Our inexhaustible efforts also proved futile in Regional play when the team, led by Captain Jim Flood, conceded the Regional Championship to South Milwaukee by a final score of 71-70. Most Valuable Player for the season was Andy Bondar and Most Improved Players were John Schmidt, Flood and Bondar. Wrestling pgs. 138-139 Coach Wetzel's Grapplers were able to take down and easily pin a first place finish in Suburban Conference wrestling this year. And to augment their feat, this year became the second consecutive year that Cudahy has placed first in Suburban Conference Duel Meets. Our Matmen were quite an impressive sight to see as they compiled their 9 and 0 season record. Co-captains Scott Schoeppe and Guy Peterson set the season's pace for all; and with the fine performances turned in by grad- uating Seniors Steve Terranova (HWT), Dave Barcic (155) and Claude Peronto (138); and returning Grapplers Ray Anderson (132), Mike Shimeta (119), Mark Hinkens (105), and Mark Pavlasek (98), another 1st place finish seemed to be the only logical answer for our '73-'74 Cudahy team. This year Wrestlers Pavlasek, Peterson and Anderson advanced from wrestling Regionals to the Sectionals at West Allis Hale, and Peterson won Sectional honors to qualify for State competition. Guy wrestled to a prestigious 4th place finish in Madison. Most Improved Wrestler for the '73-'74 season was Mark Hinkens and Most Valuable Wrestler was Guy Peterson —the wrestler who rewrote the record book with his achievements throughout the year. C LG 57 RG 63 Mostenan 66 LT Lengyel Gooder RT 71 Peck QB 10 76 Wasikowsk LE Curry RE 86 85 Zemp linsk LHB FB RHB Gavin 20 33 15 Wycklendt Gossett i Gavinski 10 Steve Curry QB 65 Gary Nebel G 12 Scott Sylla QB 66 Greg Gooder G 15 Ron Gavinski QB 67 Chuck Holsen G 20 Brian Wycklendt HB 71 Jim Peck T 22 Rick Bauer HB 72 Rainer Schulz T 32 Tom Aleksy FB 76 Paul Wasikowski T 33 Greg Gosetti FB 77 Keith Curzon T 40 Mike Knezic E 80 Dave Ramon HB 42 Jeff Mostowik HB 81 Jeff Kidd E 44 Tom Peot FB 82 Jim Schmndt E 55 Dave Barcio C 83 Mark Pizur E 57 John Mostenan C 84 Gerry Paul E 61 Vaughn Groen G 85 Mike Gavin E 62 Scott Alexander G 86 Steve Zemplinski E 63 Mike Lengyel G 87 Al Fueling E 64 Gary Bady G ROW 1: J. Janikowski, T. Aleksy, D. Ramon, S. Zemplinski, J. Schmidt, D. Rodziczak, B. Wycklendt, J. Kidd. ROW 2: Mgr. M. Finco, V. Groen, J. Mostenan, S. Alexander, D. Barcio. ROW 3: R. Bauer, C. Holsen, T. Peot, S. Curry, S. Syl- la, R. Gavinski, M. IMorberg, Coach G. Bowe. ROW 4: Mgr. M. Steffes, K. Curzon, M. Lengyel, G. Paul, A. Feuling, G. Nebel, B. Peronto, Coach B. Schmidt. ROW 5: Coach C. Venne, G. Gooder, R. Schulz, J. Peck, M. Ciesinski, K. Miller, P. Wasikowski. The 1973 Varsity Football Team completed its season with an overall record of three wins and six losses. This record was good for a sixth place finish in the Suburban Conference. Cudahy Cudahy 0- 7 Waukesha 6-23 Wauwatosa East 3-13 Whitefish Bay 18-32 West Milwaukee 0- 6 Wauwatosa West 34- 0 West Allis Central 10-20 South Milwaukee 21-14 Shorewood 21-17 West Allis Hale Sports 113 B- TEflM Cudahy 6- 0 Waukesha 0- 6 Whitefish Bay 14- 8 Wauwatosa 14- 0 West South 21- 0 Mi Iwaukee West Allis 69- 6 Hale Wauwatosa 47- 0 East West 47- 0 Mi Iwaukee West Allis 22-18 Central Shorewood Our B-Team did remarkably well this year, completing their 1973 season in a tie for first place with Whitefish Bay. ROW 1: E. Bessler, M. Drewicz, C. Noyes, J. Veriga, D. Stojcevic, D. Peot, L. Hayalian, E. Morren, T. Charapata. ROW 2: R. Knoll, Q. Loshaw, R. Moss, M. Pizur, J. Egli, M. Girard, L. Meyer, P. Kilps, T. Curry, J. Schmidt, M. Whitman. ROW 3: Coach Brzycki, L. Giese, R. Schuster, M. Karweik, J. Vojvodich, J. Fellin, R. Milton, H. Schenk, D. Knutson, L. Wagner, L. Meyer, C. Gosh, Coach Trickey, D. Klumb. ROW 4: Coach Vandervest, J. Tromba, K. Kilps, C .'-Birth, D. Amhaus, M. Plevak, J. Paul, J. Brinza, M. Weber, G. Gregory, R. Hanson, D. Praderelli. ROW 5: S. Bzdusek,. P. Masarik, S. Feiler, R. Lemke, T. Robinson, C. Peck, E. Owczarek, S. Buerger, B. Anderson, D. Johnson. $. Streich. 7 ; ; : , ■ ROW 1: R. Hanson, J. Gilchrist, A, Adamczyk, T. Charapata, ROW 2: T. Johnson, J. Wnuk, S. Feiler, D, Sotski. ROW 3: R. Ice, R. Gagliano, K. Oudenhoven, R, Wirth. ROW 4: R. Anderson, C. Weisflog, J. Johnson, Coach Sedlacek. ROW 1: G. Nebel, D. Adamczyk, D. Ramon, T. Brandstetter. ROW 2: M. Nowakowski, D. Washkuhn, R. Gagliano, R. Macek, K. Tschohl. ROW 3: R. Pendzich, A. Strehlow, B. Zelko, J. Luljak, F. Windt. ROW 4: J. Egli, G. Paul, G. Nelson, Asst. Coach Sedlacek, Coach Schmidt. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gagliano, B. Zelko, D. Washkuhn, G. Nebel, T. Brandstetter, G. Nelson, Asst. Coach Sedlacek, D. Adamczyk, G. Paul, K. Tschohl. Edie Delaney j3.;Kukor, C; Tomasik, J. Zodroiv, C. Kucej, D. Kryszewski, D. Chappie, J. IMebel, J, Zambo, mgr, sh% |ky,;K. IMoyes, B, Bowe, E. Delaney, S, Moss, L. Berquist, P, Belsky. ROW 3: L. Cornwell B, jrzalsk i fe'M. ,R awson, FRONT ROV ROW 2: C.' 1 c Sports 119 FRONT: M. Steffes, D. Pipia, P. Michalski, G. Mixdorf. LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Megna, R. Gavinski, T. Fischer, S. Sylla, B. Wycklendt, T. Peot, R. Sieger, M. Mixdorf, A. Bondar, P. Wasikowski, J. Peck, J. Schmidt, M. Boziel, J. Flood, G. Gosetti, D. Peot, S. Zemplinski, M. Thompson, S. Curry, D. Rodziczak. FRONT: J. Michalski, Coach Trickey, M. Plevak. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Curry, M. Dec, D. Sulik, J. Paul, M. Setum, B. Stewart, C. Gosh, D. Klumb, J. Tromba, Q. Loshaw, C. Peck, L. Wagner, R. Schuster, G. Gregory, S. Streich, L. Meyer. Junior Varsity Sports 121 4r VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Cudahy 43 to 42 Tosa West Cudahy 78 to 72 56 to 57 West Allis Central 69 to 52 52 to 68 Waukesha 46 to 54 80 to 56 Whitefish Bay 73 to 51 64 to 59 Shorewood 50 to 59 70 to 77 South Milwaukee 73 to 67 53 to 57 West Allis Hale 64 to 56 59 to 56 West Milwaukee 62 to 49 78 to 56 Tosa East 60 to 50 Sports 125 IM Amw 126 Sports Queen J. Oelke, C. Burak, B. Hinkens, D. Dominiak, G. Bye, K. Palm. rWCOLA 1923 128 Sports M K V VARSITY SCOHI UllJlMUlW O ! WUP?.. 1 • , Qoft. C Sf'C V vv S x5 o ii. ROW 1: M. Baumgard, C. Dale, J. Moran, J. Fojtik, M. McCabe, R, Gagliano, P. Morales. ROW 2: J. Johnson, T. McShane, M. Kutka, T. Johnson, S, Slivinski, J. Anderson, T. Brandstetter. ROW 3: Coach Wetzel, J, Puczylowski, J. Kisley, R. McCabe, R. Rawson, J. Marchese, F. Anderson, F. Windt, D. Clinkenbeard, R. Armbrust. Sports 129 FRONT ROW: S. Skrobis, C. Hesiak, J. Meerschaert, G. Bye, C. Colla. BACK ROW: Coach Calbert, K. Zarth, D. Bondar, J. Bauman, L. Plevak, M. Benka, N. D'Amico, E. Gregory, M. Peltier, D. Bednarz, P. Weber, mgr., MISSING: A. Kurtin, N. Peterson, mgr. KNEELING: K. Tschohl, M. Pizur, B. Moss, J. Schweitzer, D. Pradarelli. STANDING: E. Owczarek, Coach J. Walter, D. Rodziczak, S. Sylla, D. Janikowski, J. Janikowski, Capt. Nemitz, D. Miller, C. Misun, D. Seel mgr., Asst. Coach E. La- Fleur. ' v- a • ‘v- Tennis anyone? ABOVE: Sylla and RIGHT: Rodziczak. guys’ tennis Sports 131 132 Sports ROW 1: M. Czernejewski, A. Delaney, J. Lien, S. Paciga, A. Grambow, D. Dominiak. ROW 2: T. Pick- ering, D. Paczocha, Miss Wiese, P. Beckman, D. Hecker. Uansitu Uolleuball ROW 1: J. Schweitzer, M. Schlueter, T. Fischer, M. Thompson,A. Strehlow, W. Tyshynsky. ROW 2: Coach Hoff- man, K. Oudenhoven, J. Flood, B. Sieger, M. Mixdrof, T. Ogle. Clubs 133 guys’ b-team uolleyball FRONT ROW: M. Setum, D. Machak, J. Kreiger, K. LeFaivre, B. Groen, S. Urick, T. Sulik, D. Seel. BACK ROW: Coach Hoffman, B. Meyer, E. Weed, T. Georges, V. Seymour, A. Jablonowski, J. Johnson, G. Mixdorf. FRONT ROW: M. Salazar, J. Lendowski, R. Matuszewski. BACK ROW: J. Holubowicz, K. 134 Sports Janicek, C. Champagne, K. Grabowski, C. Schultz, K. Fabrizio. Sports 135 • V. • v r BOTTOM: C. Kucej, D. Venus, A. De- laney, J. Oelke, T. Danforth. MID D LE M. Warren, N. Lastufka. TOP: ! J. Paczocha. BOTTOM: C. Megna, J. Olson, D. Centell, MIDDLE: C. Payne, E. Delaney, J. Ross, TOP: B. Johan- nes, B. Bowe. ROW 1: D. Walsh, W, Hayes, J, Anderson, S. Urick, P. Morales, B. Shim eta, D. Pradarelli. ROW 2: Coach Fowler, R. Chojnacki, F. Thinnes, B. Groen, M. Soppa, W. Peronto, K. Rawson, K. LeFaivre. ROW 3: L. Meyer, M. Lisow- ski, W. Ruble, M. Lengyel, H. Schenk, E. Weed, L. Langowski, M. Baumgard. 138 Sports ROW 1: M. Pavlasek 98 , M. Hinkens 105 , G. Hanson 112 , M. Shimeta 119 , E. Anderson 126 , R. Anderson 132 . ROW 2: L. Meyer 155 , C. Peronto 138 , J. Schmidt 145 , D. Barcio 155 , S. Terranova Hwt, R. Chojnacki 145 . ROW 3: V. Groen 155 , Coach Wetzel, G. Peterson 185 , S. Schoeppe 167 , Coach Fowler. COfcf 140 Clubs LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Janicek, J. Merkel, N. Fricano, T. Fischer, R. Plevak, V. Megna, M. Thompson, B. Omelina, T. Aleksy, S. Curry, C. Noyes, S. Alexander, T. Curry, Coach Woerfel. ROW 1: G. Nelson, J. Janikowski, T. Brandstetter, R. Gavinski, D. Adamczyk, D. Ramon, M. Gavin, T. Aleksy, G. Gooder, B. Wycklendt. ROW 2: D. Seel, J. Kidd, J. Peck, P. Beckman, D. Hecker, M. Baumgaurd, M. McCabe, T. Peot, D. Woydal, S. Alexander. ROW 3: P. Wasikowski, M. Steffes, T. Cur- ry, S. Slivinski, K. Noyes, D. Bednarz, J. Meerchart, M. Benka, J. Schweitzer, S. Terranova. ROW 4: D. Clinkenbeard, J. Anderson, M. Shimeta, R. Chojnacke, R. Gagliano, N. D'Amico, S. Sylla, S. Curry, J. Flood, R. Bauer, Mr. Bowe. ROW 5: J. Luljak, B. Bye, L. Plevak, D. Dominiak, D. Paczocha, A. Delaney. FRONT: D. Dominiak, B. Scaffidi. MIDDLE: M. Selensky, L. Michalak, D. Paczocha, G. Meerschaert, D. Balow, K. Palm, K. Noyes. BACK: J. Lopez, K. Schroeder, D. Hecker, M. Nedbal, N. Tomka, C. Sukup, T. Brzyski, D. Polachek, S. Misovie, S. Groelle. bettermen Pom-Pon 142 Sports Y‘v ' ,v : ' Sports 143 point In time 144 A Point in Time '0$ 7 5 5 51 1 — □ m vro v,i 156 io j S j ivr stt.,- .v—■. ■ jSgB jafc Sg g gsseBS' The Friday before Prom. as decorations. •were berng put up, ihs .Seniors and Soph • ernores walfcod by, laughed end sard. ;iii:. However, that Saturday'rjjgbt they had fc af.k. How did ■ LY'F The Juniors had taken the dyin arid transformed ft into an oid-fashioned park. .Everything f it the- mood from the. wooden bridge couples entered on to the white gazebo where Queen Gail Vojvo- drch and King JeffKidd were crowned. The park w[ t lined with white picket fence? covered yvftfi. flowers. Re fresh- moots were served from the? sidewalk cafe with its red and white checkered awnings and tahleclothes. The ceiling, usual iy reminiscent of bask-etbali games. took bn a dreamy effect.as it vva? cov- ered with a colorful blanket of balloons. And for those who tired of dancing to the music of Good Intentions , there were old Laurel and Hardy movies shown riv The CinemalLT : But behind all the scenes were months of. plans and work'-meetings after school,; dozens of phone calls, trips all over Milwaukee--that gradually shaped into “Prom 1973:‘. When vy.e were finally finished, every decoration held a-part of our personal iefes; a part cf '...ocir hearts. The Juniors had created an.old-fash.ioned W : uxmssm . s=y 5E ■t, atmosphere of love—just right for the 1973 theme GId-Fashioned Love Song . An resr §@§£§3 -i cass sl Homecoming pages 160 to 163 Senior Homecoming came, and with it the Seniors took con- trol for the weekend. •'■- J ; It all started Friday afternoon at the pop assembly when the Senior court was introduced; this was followed by: a cheering contest-won by the Seniors of course. ,.T- tiSl That night the parade led the way to the game, and the Se- nior float fed the way to victory as it took 1st place In the float competition. The Juniors followed with 2nd place. Sophomores a close 3rd. The team didn't fare as weif as they lost to West Milwaukee 18-32. Spirits were still high, how- ever, because there was Saturday night to look forward to. The.Homecoming Dance featured the band Family at Max . King Greg Gooder, Queen Carol pisarek and their court took their traditional walk and dance. As the evening wore on, couples left to eat a late meal at a restaurant of their choice. And later, when they started home and saw the starlit sky, they knew they .would always remember the 1973 Senior Homecoming When You Wish Upon A Star . Their dreams had corr e true! - C 146 Prom, and Homecominq i ‘ .v 'Trir, ship set 'arich'c-r' on the auiiitOfl'UfrV stage.as the; cast •:= '.pVforrrsancf-s of the musical “K.fv4 S.'rinafore“. The j i iii-hearteunoss of Pin fore is a common chs. cter-isf ?c of al i •■Gjlber� ; and SuIHvar. ShOVVSr: ... • .C.V. W ;§] • . ;,T.:-' ;r Or, ihpre, the crew or nearly 200 was ••mder the dimei Ion- of riioh Commander jane Has! anger; bat white oh the seas jKvvas'fed by Sir dcsepb FloH at her i� ' I IS? iorts'fliyji seaman. The vprpi-. consisted 01 the wh irfyi ind;f romances between v rjpus cha acters who were soc.fally urtsUiitsu for t?ac?V other. The grand finals proved to bc;c happy end ing for a I!, as cast- me m bers were paired up. for a surprise finish. The ..coria1«. cidsod:With the blast •pf i?.. canh©n the raising of f-1agranci the-grandiose sound of 1!He bin Englishman”. is:. t he curtain re ape rfe.-d. the cast .v a s 2 e - lighted to find the «tidfence on their feet in apprecia- tier;. ;ri response an qncore;the song 0- Joy, O Rap- ture-Unforeseen” was done, and it expressed the per- former’s thoughts .-perfectly. � v; i atC • -- ■• ra • •; ! Ht v.. South Pacific . pages 152 and 153 It was ‘‘some enchanted evening;1 for The audience that night as the curtain opened and they were transposed into a world of sunshine and palm trees. The scene was a south.sea island during World War fl, and the show was Rogers and Hammer- stein's “South Pacific . The“musical was spiced with plenty of variety. It centered around the romance of a French plantation owner (Jim Kauf- man) and an army nurse {Karen Buerosse). The romantic mood was backed up by the serenading voice of Lieutenant Cable (Lest iMIenow) as he sang to the daughter of the out- spoken native woman Bloody Mary (Cheryl McKendry). Comic relief was provided by Luther Bilits (AI Liegler) as he danced to the music of “Honey Bur. in his grass skirt and coconut top. • ■ And after the show was over, the cast continued the merri-' men! at its traditional cast party! - . H.M.S. Pinafore and South Pacific 147 ■ ; H t !y Son? hoi w-s ilg Hl Cat' ...trays Lc f' a.W� ily problsYr:i da In World W!a? II. Author fvl.Tfer V'TAIi wy .Satis?' 4 :p' ?- ? many of the s eie er the Kefler fajiYl • Lhat the;tarr Uv-os n ?d-1£ •: i mg- H .C rioafh: Tho ccchd erab.Icrh_ ?s.-that- another Kclrer so:: L ;. -. hid bcjfiivliist riY aciicr: for i-early ;.:hroe years. Kale ' . - her son Js st; verf 'thou ; :rAol,.(Ds c rac; :s:i th fsTelly, she ana . Contributing to- the plot were Anniefs brother George.1’ (Randy $tf•• AntotnsKpnd. he r:hhors of the K Hers (Chuck Knowlesi Jar? fvleersehadri. Bsrnie Kosldowskt Cathy Payne}. Comic t tei was pro k? v The audience reacted splendidly lo the pray. They rej.;aiued quiet during the serious scenes, laughed At the comic.; I lines and a raw tears came to the eyes in 'the final scene. It was a'i ‘a-. everyone with something Lc think about. I he Miracle Worker pgs. 150 and 151 Sets, tight ing props, acting...all were.' magnificently combined in the March pre- sentation of William Gibson's The Miracle Worker'. This celebrated drama revolves around the work of. Anne Suili van (Lois KraJ- nafe); the Teacher' who is to bring light to. the deaf, b |i nd and mute yy or Id of H e! en (Nancy Paczocha), daughter of Captain (Jeff Kidd) and Mrs. Keller (Paiti Lee). Unknown to most people were the prob- lems that had to be coped with in prepar- ation for this particular play. The set had to be built he cover the-complete stage and _ , include a thrust built out into the audience; Lighting was to be intricately planned as scenes faded in and out with spotlights maining-on a solitary performer. The props crew found themselves beset with such dif- ficulties as finding a working pump and fixing broken dolls between acts. And in addition to the usual difficulties of memori- zation, many of the performers had to T spend additional time learning a type of hand sign language for their role. All of these problems were inapparent, however, on the two nights of performances as each actor and actress protrayed their character with an extremely professional air. Also hidden from the audience were the tears that fell backstage after the curtain closed. 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'nrW (4 - jr£ z% .jsg: 55-: -; : -. ” .. ...— . - . ;; “' . • : '’-•-v-V-. :• • • - . -■ •; T- . -. - ;?3Sisg ,r- ■'-. • C. .. • -•' «' � ■%-«' - ''• •'• s'? . ’l-,.Vii; J.7-TN,� -. - • «' -• . •. - - 156 Act iyitfes ■1 Just an old-fashipped love sprig Playin on the radio 1 o underscore our love affair With tenderness and feeling that we're corne to know You say you're heard it before it slowly rambles on and prx f Jo need in bring it back ‘Cause its never really gone Just an old-fashioned love song ' • _r_ ■! The one I know they wrote for you and me Just an old-fashioned love song cornin' down in three-part Harmony. Activities 157 1972 rVom Kino iV rk SfcrcRttt . ™3:.Q ew-.geSjb'so Reese. 158 Activities 35 S gSgE Activities 159 BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Kidd, Amy Defaney, Donna Venus, Tom Peot. i OP ROW: Marcelo Chiani, Susan Messner, Tom Ai- eksy, Barb Scaffidi, Kim Honeck, Dave Ramon. PURGOLD COURT—LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Burak, Jim Welch, Diane Dominiak, Mike Kutka, Barb Hinkens, John Moran, Queen Jenny Oelke, King Steve Slivinski, Karen Palm, Jeff Anderson, Gail Bye, Don Clinkenbeard. 164 Purgo Id 166 Retirement Dedication Miss Elizabeth Serflek We live in deeds, not years; In thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures on a dial. He most lives who thinks most. Feels the noblest. Acts the best. Festus: A Country Town P. J. Bailey Miss Serflek. How many high school students have con- templated that name over the years with a feeling of awe? This June of 1974, after 41 years of teaching in the Cud- ahy school district, Miss Elizabeth Serflek will retire from the,profession she has so thoroughly mastered. She is proud that, during the course of her career, hundreds of the stu- dents she taught were children of her former charges. ... sometimes I have had all the children in one family. Miss Serflek has earned the respect of her pupils as a tough teacher who knew how to put her subject across. And she will truly be missed ... by the very students who thought they would never live through those tests! Mr. Joseph Kukor Mrs. Dorothy Melby For more than 42 years the name Kukor has been synonymous with athletics at Cudahy high school. This past January that era came to a close when Joseph H. Kukor officially retired as athletic and recreation director for the city of Cudahy. Throughout his years here he has coached football, basketball, swimming, volleyball, tennis and golf. Nevertheless, it was along the sidelines of the football field where Kukor felt most at home and where his name became virtually a legend. Kukor, who became the fulltime athletic and recreation di- rector in 1963, said his greatest satisfaction over the years came from his association with the young athletes. Everyone has a different personality you can learn from, said Kukor, and I learned many years ago you can't judge a person until you know his background. Mr. Kukor will be leaving the students and faculty here with many pleasant memories ... and somehow Cudahy Senior High School won't seem quite the same without him. She started her teaching career using a kerosene stove and a wooden icebox. She is ending it now, 40 years later, in the well-equipped kitchen at Cudahy Senior High School, a room she helped design. Only girls were enrolled in Mrs. Dorothy Melby's home eco- nomics classes originally. Today, Mrs. Melby's favorite class is her boys' food service class. It was the first in the state at its conception several years ago. Mrs. Melby has been advisor to the school's N.H.S. for 15 years, senior class advisor for 10 and department chairwoman many years. What will she do now? ... and I tell people, 'I'm going to do my 1951 housecleaning.' That's the year she started teaching fulltime in Cudahy. Retirement Dedication 167 go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others; you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it's a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to the virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of he- roism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering up the things of youth. Nur- ture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with, imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline be gentle with yourself. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery.and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be carefu.I. Strive to be happy. You are a child of the un- iverse no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to'be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should: • Max Ehrmann , ; T. Time rise... Time fall... Time leaves you nothing. Nothing at all ...but memories Of the people in your past. Fading faces in a waking dream; And though they'll never seem to last very long. There are faces you'll remember From the places. From the times in your past. Index Abdallah, Lucy Adamczyk, Alan 74,116 Adamczyk, Dale 30,58,93,117,117, 141 Adams, Gerald 30,41 Addis, Donna 74 Ahlborn, Charles 64 Ahlborn, Jeff 74 Akey, Bonnie 64 Alaniva, Donna 64 Alberts, Linda 64 Aleksy, Karen 74,96 Aleksy, Thomas 30,93,96,112,140, 141,160 Alexander, David 64 Alexander, Scott 30,86,88,89,112, 140.141 Alexander, Susan 38,64,87,88 Amhaus, Dean 74,114 Anastas, Edward 64 Anderson, Barry 114 Anderson, Frank 6,64,83,94,107,129 Anderson, Jeff 63,64,126,129,138, 141,164 Anderson, Raymond 64,116,138, 139 Anderson, Richard 64 Anderson, Rosemary 74 Annonson, Robin 64 Antonia, Virginia 30 Antoniewski, Mark 74,83 Archambeau, Cindy 64 Armbrust, Mandy 30,59 Armbrust, Randy 64,129 Arnold, Sandra 30 Askew, Cindy 30 Axberg, Chuck 30,159 Babinec, Mark 30 Bady, Gary 30,96 Badzinski, Lawrence Balcerzak, Sharon 30 Balow, Debra 64,83,94,141 Balow, Scott 31 Bankenbusch, Robert 74 Barber, Alex 64 Barcio, David 31,112,138 Barone k. Dawn 74 Barr, Gigi Bartoshevich, Charmaine 63,64,124 Bartz, Barbara 64 Basterash, Stephen 64,94,100 Bauer, Claudia 105 Bauer, Richard 31,96,112,141 Bauman, Janet 74,97,130 Baumgard, Debra 8,72,74,90,95, 100 Baumgard, Michael 64,107,128,129, 138.141 Bean, Christine 97 Becker, Cynthia 74 Beckman, Pamela 31,60,61,88,104, 132.133.141 Bednarz, Deborah 31,97,130,141 Beilke, Debra 64,87,88 Beike, Jeff 30 Beilke, Robert 64 Belleranti, Linda 64,87,88,95 Benka, Marcia 8,27,31,60,91,97, 130,141,159 Bennett, Charles 74 Benoit, Barbara 30 Bergmann, Wayne 64 Bergquist, Cindy 64 Bergsrud, Lynn 74 Berken, James 74,106 Bessler, Ervin 74,114 Betz, Mike 64 Beyer, Bonita 64 Bieszka, Mary Jane 31 Bishop, Monte Black, Jeffrey 31 Blaskowski, Richard Blevins, Tammy 74 Blicharz, Anthony 30,83,100 Blochowicz, David Blochowicz, James 64 Blochowicz, Julie Bobrowicz, Susan 64 Bogacki, George Bogdonovic, Milic 74 Boissanault, Kenneth 64 Boivin, Thomas 31,87 Boknevitz, Christopher 64 Boknevitz, Timothy 88 Bond, Johnny 74 Bondar, Andrew 32,120 Bondar, Denise 64,130 Bong, Gordon 64 Bong, Lawrence 64,93,100 Borowski, Donna 32 Borowski, Jeff 74 Borstnar, Denny 74 Bouvier, Randy Bova, Jean 32,97 Bowe, Cindy 64 Bowe, Elizabeth 74,118,137 Bowe, Mark 64 Boyce, Andrea 32,59,60,87,88,106, Boyce, Sharon 74,88,96 Bozief, Jeff 74 Boziel, Mark 32,120 Brandstetter, Margaret 74,88 Brandstetter, Thomas 32,96,117, 117,129,141,162,164 Bray, Kenneth 74 Brewer, Heidi 74 Brhel, Joseph 64,106 Brhel, Mary 32 Brinza, Jim 114 Brinza, Russell 64 Brooks, Steven 74 Brooks, Theresa 64 Brown, Douglas 64 Brown, Pamela 74,96 Bruce, Jeffery Brundidge, Sheryl 74 Brzycki, Theresa 32,57,83,141 Buch, John Buchholz, Susan 74,96 Buchner, Kris 64 Budny, Karen 74 Budziszewski, Mark 74 Buerger, Scott 74,114 Buerosse, Karen 8,32,60,83,91,106, 144,152,159 Bugni, Tim 74 Bukowski, Beth 64,92,96 Bunda, Karen 74,88,105 Burak, Cynthia 8,32,106,328,133, 164,171 Burss, Gary 74 Burt, Bruce Buth, Charles 74,114 Buza, Leonard 56,83 Bye, Gail 8,51,64,86,87,88,99,128, 130.141.164 Bzdusek, Steven 74,114 Camps, Lynn 74,88 Canapa, Christine 64,83 Canapa, Daniel 64 Carloni, Kathleen 65 Cartwright, Mary 65 Case, Steve 74,88 Cavanaugh, Kathleen 32 Centell, Debby 72,74,137 Champagne, Cindy 74,132 Chapman, Cheryl Chappie, Debra 74,96,104,118 Charapata, Thomas 74,114,116 Chartier, Mark 74 Chetto, Carrie 74 Chiani, Marcelo 8,32,100,101,160, 162 Chojnacki, Richard 65,138,141 Chojnacki, Therese 74 Chovanec, Gail 65 Christensen, Debbie 74 Chrostowski, Peter 65,86,87,88 Ciesinski, Michael 33,83,112 Ciesinski, Wendy 65,83 Cieszynski, Clyde 33 Clementi, Peter 33 Clifford, Alan 33,106 Clinkenbeard, Donald 33,60,127, 129.141.164 Comp, Beth 65 Conjurski, Carol 33,92,96 Cook, Cynthia 75,100 Cook, Jody 33 Corbin, Kevin Cornwell, Linda 65,105,118 Coveney, Joanne 33 Craig, Colleen 33 Culver, Patrick 75 Curry, Steve 5,65,86,88,89,98,112, 120.222.140.141 Curry, Timothy 75,86,88,89,114, 121.140.141 Curxon, Karen 33 Curzon, Keith 33,112 Czajkowski, James 83 Czajkowski, Jean 64,83,88 Czarnecki, Brad 65 Czarnecki, Jim 33,65 Czekalski, Daryl Czernejewski, Mary 75,88,132 Dale, Catherine 65,88 D'Amico, Nina 33,34,83,97,130,141 Danek, Robert 65 Danforth, Tami 65,83,91,93,136 Davidson, Michael Davis, Scott 34 Dec, Michael 75,121 DeFord, Duane 75 Dejewski, Bonita 34,86,87,88,100 DeKalb, Dave 65 Delaney, Amy 28,34,98,132,133, 136,141,159,160,170 Index 171 Delaney, Edie 118,118,137 Dereszynski, Linda 75,106,170 Detrick, Roxanne 34 Deutsch, Joe 75 Dewald, Bonny 34,60,100 Dewald, Jennifer 65 Dhooge, Yvonne 75 Diehl, Michael 34 Diehl, Dave 65,88,95 Dietrich, Dave Dobrzynski, Diane 75,107 Domagalski, Jean 65 Dominiak, Debbie 34 Dominiak, Diane 8,34,83,97,128, 132,133,141,164 Dominski, Robert 34 Dorcey, Eileen 75 Dorcey, Maureen 6,34,83 Dornak, Joanne 34 Douglas, Theresa 75 Dounar, Alan 75 Dovi, Robert 65 Dovnik, Elizabeth 52,65,83 Drabek, Lorelei 35 Drewicz, Mark 75,114 Dronso, Sandra 35 Duggan, Edward 75 Dunning, Keith 35,87,88,157 Dunning, Scott 35,88 Durand, Deborah 65,88,96 Duszynski, Mary 65,107 Dvorak, Karen 8,75 Dyszelski, Richard Dyszelski, Tom 75 Dziadosz, Loretta 75 Dziedzic, Mark 75 Dziobkowski, Anthony Egli, John 65,93,114,117 Eisenmenger, Edward 75,107 Eisenmenger, Linda 35,107 Ekes, David 75 Elster, Eric 35 Endahl, Jan 75 Erb, Kim 35,83 Erickson, Karen 75 Fabrizio, Kelly 65,94,132 Fakler, Karen 65 Feiler, Steve 39,73,75,87,88,114, 116,172 Fellin, John 75,114 Fenton, Judy 65 Fenton, Susan 75 Ferry, Barbara 75,165 Feuling, Alan 62,65,83,112 Finco, Michael 65,112 Fischer, Cynthia 35 Fischer, Timothy 65,120,133,140 Fischer, Vicky 56 Flack, Linda 35,60,87,88 Flood, Jim 35,120,123,133,141,159 Fojtik, Joe 35,129 Fonfara, Sandra 75,88,89 Fortier, Debra 65,95 Fosmore, Charles 65 Fosmore, Cindi 35 Foucault, Susan 75 Fouts, Leslie 75 Frailey, Alvin 65 Frank, Joseph 75 Frankenreiter, Rudi 65 Franson, David 75 Franson, John 65 Frede, Annetta 65,95 Fredette, Darrel 75 Freeman, Candace 75 Fricano, Nicholas 8,65,87,88,93,140 Fricano, Tracy 75,119 Frischmann, Carl Frischmann, Diane 75 Frischmann, Rick 36,83 Frischmann, Sharon 65 Fugarino, Joe 57 Fugar, Peter 75 Furdek, David 65 Furgason,Mark 75 Gabe, Mary 58 Gaber, Greg 36 Gagliano, Martin 65 Gagliano, Richard 116 Gagliano, Roger 65,117,117,129,141 Gaidish, Cory 65 Gajeski, LaVonne 36,83 Gajeski, Lonnie Garcia, Robert 75 Gardner, Dale 66 Gargulak, Mary Jo 36 Gargulak, Thomas 36,75 Gavin, Michael 141 Gavinski, Ronald 36,112,120,141, 165 Gaynor, Kathleen 75,88,106,107 Gazdik, David 66 Geldon, Brian Geldon, Bruce George, David 36 Georges, Tom 75,132 Giencki, Tom 6,75,83 Giese, Larry 66,114,115 Giese, Vicky 36 Gilchrist, Jeff 66,86,88,116 Girard, Michael 66,114,115 Glaser, Debra 66 Gooder, Greg 36,83,112,141,144, 146,159,161 Gorzalski, Karen 66 Gorzalski, Paul 75 Gosetti, Greg 35,66,86,87,88,89, 120 Gosh, Curtis 75,114,121 Goss, Edward 66 Grabler, Kathy 66 Grabowski, Kathleen 36,107,132 Grace, Deborah Grace, Linda Graf, Matthew Grambow, Anna Marie 75,97,107, 132 Grams, Mary 66 Grams, Ruth 36,88 Grau, Wilhelm 66 Grawn, Jay 75,88 Gregory, Eleni 36,60,109,130 Gregory, Greg 49,75,114,121 Gresk, Sandra 37,60,106 Grochowski, David 37 Groelle, Sandra 66,95,141 Groen, Brent 76,88 Groen, Boyd 66,87,88,132,138 Groen, Vaughn 37,93,112,138 Groshens, Roberta 66 Grzeca, Annette Guerrero, David 76 Guerrero, Michael 57 Guertin, Paul Guilonard, Bonnie 72,76 Guilonard, Catherine 37 Gunn, Cindy 37,60 Gustaveson, Susan 37,87,88 Habanek, Debra 66 Habanek, Michael 39,105,159 Hahn, James 76 Hanna, Sandra 66 Hanson, Dennis Hanson, Gregory 66,138 Hanson, Laurie Hanson, Russ 76,114,115,116 Hanson, Steven 37 Hardenbrook, Christine 76,94 Harling, Brian 76 Harris, Steven 76,83 Hart, Debra Hartmann, Elanie 37 Hashbarger, Jacob 66 Havlek, John 37 Hayalian, Janice 76,97,100,104,105 Hayalian, Larry 76,114 Hecker, Deborah 37,132,133,141 Heidingsfeld, Beth 76 Heinzelman, Debra 37,76 Heinzelman, David Helfenstein, Don 76 Helgeson, Wendy 66 Helm, Debra 66 Hendrix, Dean 38,61 Henneman, Mike 76 Hennlich, Kris 76,88 Herman, Steven Hermsen, Susan 38 Herrick, Mark Hilby, James 76,95 Hilby, Robert 66 Hinkens, Barbara 38,128,164 Hinkens, Mark 76,138 Hinsch, Patti 76 Hodgson, Dale 38 Hoenig, Jo 66,105 Hoernke, Scott Hohenfeldt, David 66 Hohnstedt, Cindy 66 Holasek, Jace Holcomb, James 38,105 Holguin, Tim 76 Holschbach, Jesse 66,86,87,88 Holschbach, Sam 76,88 Holsen, Charles 38,66,86,87,88,112 Holsten, Thomas 38 Holubowicz, Jean 8,76,91,93,132 Holubowicz, Susan 38,60,88,93,93, 96,106,156,157 Honeck, James 76 Honeck, Kim 8,38,59,97,156,160 Hough, Robert 38 Hoven, Paul 66 Hoyt, Gary 76 Hoyt, Tim 76 Hvizdak, Daniel 66 Ice, Raymond 76 Immel, Les 38 Ireland, Bruce 76 Iwaskiewicz, Andrea 76 172 Index Jablonowski, Alan 76,132 Jahn, Cynthia 66 Jahn, Mark 76 Jahnke, Dennis 76 Jancarik, Patricia 38 Janicek, Kathleen 8,76,93,106,132 Janikowski, Jeff 38,112,131,141 Janiszewski, Mary Janiszewski, Steven 34,66,83 Janke, Kathleen 76 Janke, Thomas 39,59 Janowski, Stanley 39 Javorek, Debra 76 Jazdrewski, Gail 76 Jensen, Lynette 76 Jensen, Neil 39 Jewert, Rick Johannes, Betsy 8,76,137 Johnson, Belinda 76 Johnson, Cynthia 76 Johnson, David 76,88,114 Johnson, Jeffrey 76,81,95,116,129, 132 Johnson, Jennie 8 Johnson, Jody 76 Johnson, Randy Johnson, Thomas 116,129 Jonas, Mark 39 Jones, Cheryl 66 Jordan, Simon Joregensen, Kathleen 66,83,96 Joukovich, Roksanda 66 Kaczmarek, Betty 66 Kaczmarek, Carol 66,96 Kaczmarek, Cheryl 76 Kaebisch, John Kaebisch, Joseph 66 Kaja, Elaine 76,105 Kampa, Dean 39 Kaminski, William 76,88 Kapalczynski, Anthony 76 Karweik, Michael 114 Kaufman, James 5,39,83,155 Kazmierski, Shirley 76 Kelley, Sandra 39,76 Kelley, Pamela Kelly, Leslie 76,106,107 Kettenhofen, James 66 Kidd, Jeffery 39,112,125,141,145, 146,149,156,158,160 Kiefer, Michael 76 Kierecki, Betty 76 Kilps, Keith 77,114 Kilps, Patrick 66,114 Kilps, Ronald 39 Kirby, Bonnie KisJey, Jerry 88 Kleman, Kathleen 77 Kline, Diane 77 Kling, Roxanne 66,96 Klobucher, Norman 39 Kluck, Bernadine 77 Kluck, Kathleen 77,100 Klumb, David 77,114,121 Knapek, Timothy Knezic, Mike 66 Knoch, Lori 39 Knoll, Patricia 40 Knoll, Raymond 77,114,83 Knowles, Charles 66,86,88,89,149 Knuth, Dennis Knutson, David 77,114,83 Kober, Patrick 40 Koch, Janice Koehler, Linda 77 Koenig, Jeff 66 Kohl, Andrew 77 Kohler, Robert Kolden, Karen 77,106 Kollatz, Scott 77 Komis, Debra 40 Kontowski, Roxanne 40 Kopca, Brenda Kopca, Judy 77 Korenkiewicz, Jill 40 Korsch, John 77 Kosidowski, Bernie 8,40,83,104,157 Koss, Kim 77,88,105 Kostecki, James 40 Koszykowski, James 40 Koszykowski, Daniel 67 Koszykowski, John 40,93 Kovalski, Debra Kovalski, Diane 40,92 Kozlowski, Ken Kraeger, Kay 40 Kraeger, Steven Krahn, Greg 67 Krajewski, Gary 40 Krajnak, Jan is 41,93 Krajnak, John Krajnak, Cathi 40,95 Krajnak, Lois 41,83,104,106,149, 155,155 Kramicz, Dale Kreier, Jay 77,132 Kryger, Gail 77,88 Kryszewski, Dawn 77,96,107,118 Krzyzkowski, Valerie 67 Ksobiech, Patricia 41,159 Koban, Curt 41 Kucay, Dawn Kucej, Cynthia 27,67,86,88,91,118, 136 Kujawa, William 77 Kukor, Beth 67,94,118 Kukor, Laura 77 Kurta, Karen 41 Kutka, Jerome 41 Kutka, Joseph 77,88 Kutka, Michael 41,164 Kveton, Sandra 41 LaGosh, David 77 Labinski, Michael 41 Laehn, Cindy 77 Laehn, David LaFavor, Larry 8,41 Lahr, Diane 42,58,87,88 Lahr, Vicky 67 Lalie, William 67 Lambert, Dale 41,83 Lane, Tracy Langemo, Catherine 41,149 Langer, Lynne 77 Langfeldt, Patricia 77 Langfeldt, Sandra 77 Langfeldt, Susan 42 Langowski, Lawrence 67,138 Lasek, Andrew Lastufka, Nancy 42,60,91,136 LaValley, Kathy 40,42,83,107 Lawrence, John 42 LeFaivre, Kenneth 77,132,138 Lee, Bonnie 77 Lee, Patti 40,42,83,148 Lee, Robert 67 Lemanski, Jeff 42 Lemke, Roger 77,114 Lendowski, Judith 77,132 Lengyel, Michael 67,88,112,138 Lengyel, Susan 42 Lesik, Paulette 77 Levi, Donna 67 Lewandowski, Debra 42,96 Lewandowski, Greg 67 Lewandowski, Jan 67,94 Lewandowski, Judy 67 Lewkowski, Sandra 67,83 Lezala, Cheryl 67 Liegler, Richard 67,83,107 Lien, Eric 42 Lien, Jayne 67,83,132,133 Linvik, Daniela 67 Lisowski, Carol 42 Lisowski, Michael 67,138 Lisowski, Randy 40,42,83 Listinsky, Jean 77 Litkowiec, Edmund Littmann, John Littmann, Thomas 67,125 Lohr, Mark 67 Look, Bruce 67 Lopez, Janet 43,141 Lorenzen, Joan 77,104,105 Loshaw, Quin 77,114,121 Lucas, Dean 77 Ludwig, Loretta 43 Ludwig, Mary Beth 8,51,52,63,67,83 Luljak, James 67,83,117,141,154 Lutz, Julie 77 Lynn, Edwin Macek, Rick 43,117 Machak, David 77,132 Maciona, Marlys 77 Magestro, Frank 67,83,107 Magestro, Vince 67 Magnuson, Douglas 67 Magnuson, Thomas 43 Magyoroski, Ronald 43,88 Mahn, LuAnne 43,88,106 Mahsem, David 43 Mahsen, Ronald 67 Malicki, Richard 43,77 Malivuk, George 43,83,155,155 Mai las, Debbie 43,95,157 Mai las, Patti 58,67 MaJmberg, Karen 43 Malovec, Patty 62,67 Manka, Allan 43 Manka, Ralph Manthei, Barbara 77,118 Manthei, Clayton 67 Marchese, James 67,83,129 Marchese, Rebecca 67,83 Marciniak, Linda 67,88 Marcinowski, Luci 43 Marek, Gayle 44 Marifke, David 44 Mark, Julie 44,96,106 Marks, William 67 Markowski, Gary 44,86,87,88 Martinson, Dolly 77 Martz, Jill 67,94 Index 173 Masarik, Patrick 77,83,114 Masny, Susan 42,67 Mason, April 67 Matuszewski, Darlene 44,96 Matuszewski, Robin 77,132 Matykowski, Mark 67 McCabe, Michael 67,128,129,141 McCabe, Richard 77,129 Meerschaert, Gail 67,83,141 Meerschaert, Janet 44,60,83,106, 130,141 Megna, Christi 77,137 Megna, Joseph 44 Megna, Vince 44,98,120,140,156, 157 162 Meier, Judith Mellem, Peggy 77 Melnik, Elizabeth Merkel, James 67,140 Meronk, Christine 67 Messner, Mary 42,52,63,68,83,153 Messner, Susan 27,28,44,60,83,93, 154,155,160,162 Meyer, Leroy 68,114,138,138 Meyer, Lyle 77,114,121 Meyer, William 77,132 Michalak, Laurie 68,83,141 Michalek, Edward 68 Michafets, David 44 Michalets, Linda 78 Michalets, Marie 78 Michalski, Debra 68,83 Michalski, JoAnn 78 Michalski, Joseph 78,121 Michalski, Mark 44 Michalski, Michael 68,94 Michalski, Paul 44,120 Mijokovic, Sharon 68 Mikol, Sharon 78 Mikula, Alan Milaeger, Kathy 68,83,88,154 Miller, Debra 78 Miller, James 45 Miller, Kenneth 68,112 Milton, Richard 78,114 Minikel, Chris 78 Minikel, Mary 68 Minikel, Michael Misovie, Susan 45,107 141 Mixdorf, Gregg 33,45,93,120 Mixdorf, Mark 40,63,68,83,98,120, 122,133 Moberly, Tony 45 Momsen, Donald 68,87,88 Morafcik, Maureen 45 Morales, Peter 68,129,138 Moran, John 78,88,129,164 Moran, Maureen 45,60,87,88,104 Morgan, Steve 78,83 Morren, Eli 78,114 Moss, Robert 78,114,131 Moss, Ted Mostenan, Jean 78 Mostenan, John 27,45,60,86,88,112 Mostowik, Jeff 45,59 Muenzner, Loretta 45 Mulqueen, Marie 78 Mulqueen, Scott 68,83,144,155,155 Murphy, Karen 78 Murphy, Lauren 6,45,60,83 Muszynski, Lawrence 45,83,147, 154,155 Mutter, Mark Nall, Raymond 78 Neary, Robin 45,83 Nebel, Gary 68,112,117,117 Nedbal, John Nedbal, Mary 31,52,68,83,170 Nelson, Brian 78 Nelson, David Nelson, Gary 68,117,117,141 Nielen, Robert 68 Ninkovic, Peter 62,68 Nolte, Barbara 78 Nolte, Carol 46 Norberg, Marcia 62,68 Norberg, Marc 46,112,156 Notham, Judith 68 Nowaczynski, Diane 78 Nowak, Richard 83 Nowakowski, Mark 46,60 Nowakowski, Michael 46,83,117 Nowakowski, Susan 68,88 Noyes, Craig 68,114,140 Noyes, Kim 8,46,60,83,91,97,118, 140,141,165 Nuszbaum, Karen 68,83,88 O'Connor, Maggie 46,104 Oelke, Jennifer 46,91,128,164 Ogle, Tom 78,133 0' Leary, Eileen 78 Olejniczak, Christine 78 Olen, Mark 46,93,156 Olen, Susan 43,78,87,88 Oleszak, Thomas Olson, Jay 68,83,154 Olson, Jody 78,137 Olszewski, Deborah 68 Orlikowski, Linda 68 Orlowski, Annette 78 Orlowski, Mary 68 Orlowski, Steven 78 Ormond, Kim 46,96,106 Ostrowski, Daniel 78,87,88 Ostrowski, Suzanne 68,87,88 Ostrowski, Kathleen 46,88 Ostrowski, Jack 68 Oudenhoven, Kevin 68,133 Owczarek, Edward 78,83,114,131 Owczarek, Richard 46 Paciga, Michael 46 Paciga, Sandra 68,93,132,133 Paczocha, Dee 5,27,47,60,83,84, 132,133,141,155,155 Paczocha, Nancy 63,68,136 Paladino, Mary 78 Palm, Karen 8,47,60,83,97,100, 128,141,164 Panosian, Jane 8,47,58,93 Panosi an, Pat 47 Pape, JoAnn Pari, Daniel 47 Patrick, George Paul, Gerald 47,112,117,117 Paul, John 78,114,121 Paul, Kathleen 78,87,88 Pawlowski, Glen 68,125 Pawlowski, Karen 47 Pawlowski, Sharon 78 Payne, Cathy 88,137 Payne, Daniel 78 Payne, Debra 47 Payne, Michael 47 Peck, Carey 78,114,121 Peck, James 68,112,120,141 Peeper, Donald 68 Peet, Ginger 47 Peet, Susan Pelczynski, Dale Peltier, Jeff Peltier, Michael 68,130 Pendzich, Rick 47,117 Peot, Daniel 68,114,120,123 Peot, Thomas 47,59,112,120,123, 141,160 Peplinski, Susan 48 Pergande, Cary 48 Pergande, Debra Perkins, David 48 Peronto, Blaine 68 Peronto, Claude 48,138 Peschl, Andrew 78 Peters, Kimberlee Peterson, Daniel 68 Peterson, Guy 48,138,139 Peterson, Mary 78,88,95,100 Peterson, Nanette 48,83,107,130 Pfaffl, Eve 68 Pfeffer, Richard 78 Phillips, Andrea Phillipson, Scot 69 Piche, Melanie 48,93,93,96,159 Pickering, Delorr 48 Pickering, Teri 132 Piechocki, Denise 78,100 Piemeisel, Kenneth 48,87,88 Piemiesel, Nancy 88 Pieper, Gerard 48 Pinkowski, Thomas Pinkowski, Timothy 38,69,86,87,88 Piparo, Robin 63,69 Pipia, Daniel 48,120 Pisarek, Carolyn 48,61,146,161,162 Pisarek, Joseph 78 Pisarek, Patricia 78 Pizur, Mark 69,114,131 Plachinski, Michael 78 Plasky, Cindy 69 Plevak, Linda 69,130,138,141 Plevak, Martin 8,72,78,86,87,88, 114,140 Plewa, Joy 49 Polachek, Debra 69,141 Ponec, Cindy 49,83 Ponec, Sandra 11,69,96 Popodi, Mark 69 Poppe, Brenda 69,93,96 Poppe, Catherine 49,92,96 Porst, James 78 Potrykus, Susan 78 Povlich, Michael 78 Povlich, Terri Pradarelli, Dale 69,114 Pradarelli, Dennis 69,131,138 Pritzl, Shawn Pirtzlaff, David 69 Pritzlaff, Daniel Pruszka, Maureen 49,83,97 Pruszka, Pauline 78 Puczylowski, Joel 69,129 Puetz, Steve Putirskis, Jerome 78 Putnam, Diana 49,60 174 Index Putnam, Shirley 78,88,106,107 Pytlik, Peter 69 Racine, Jeff 78 Radke, John 78 Rahn, Diane 69 Ralenkotter, Theresa 8,28,49,60, 83,159 Ramon, David 49,93,96,112,117, 141,159,160 Ramskugler, Pamela 8,78,94,106 Ranta, Cheryl 78 Ratliff, Gary 69,87,88 Rausch, John 49 Rausch, Stephanie 79 Rawson, Kenneth 79,138 Rawson, Mary Jo 49,104,118,119, 124 Rawson, Richard 49,129 Raygo, Karen 79 Raygo, Susan 69 Reck, Richard 49 Redmerski, Sandra 69 Reed, Cindy 26,69 Reese, Michael 79 Reese, Susan 69 Rehorst, April 69,92 Rehorst, Kim 69,92 Rehorst, Mark 79 Reiman, Donald 50 Reimer, Lawrence 79 Reinke,� Bruce 79 Renning, Debra 79 Repinski, Mark 79 Rewolinski, Michael 69 Riccio, Anthony 49,85,86,87,88,159 Rich, Bonnie Rich, Connie 79 Rich, Timothy 50 Riedel, Christine 79 Riegel, Robert 69,87,88 Rigden, Rick 50,83,155 Ringling, Debra 69 Robert, Cherie 79 Robinson, Dennis 50 Robinson, Timothy 79,114 Rodziczak, Dean 69,112,120,131 Rodziczak, Jeff 79 Rosewicz, Mark 79 Ross, Debra 50 Ross, Janet 72,79,137 Roth, Cynthia 50 Roth, Sharon 79,87,88 Rowley, Scott 94 Ruble, Wayne 79,138 Rupert, Cyndie 58,69 Rusch, Mark 69 Rusch, Randy 79 Ruttgers, Star 79 Rudd, Kathleen 79 Ryan, Timothy 69 Ryan, William 79 Rybicki, Karen 69 Rybicki, Michael 79 Rynders, Priscilla 79 Sadowski, Paul 50 Sadowski, Robert 69 Saint Antoine, Randy 69,83,149 Salazar, Linda Salazar, Maria 79,132 Sauer, Douglas 60 Sauer, Mark 79,88 Savrnoch, Jeannine 69 Sazama, Ralph Scaffidi, Anthony 69,83,154 Scaffidi, Barbara 8,32,50,57,60,83, 97,141,160,163 Scaffidi, LuAnne 69,107 Scaffidi, Stephan 79 Schade, Cynthia 69, Schalk, Raymond 69 Scheidegger, Alan 69 Schell, Jeff 50 Schell, Karen 69 Schenk, Hunter 79,114,138 Scherf, Brian 79 Scherr, Terry 69 Schlecht, Randall Schlesser, Sennen 79 Schlueter, Mark 50,133 Schmidt, Bonnie 50,87,88 Schmidt, James 69,89,109,112,138 Schmidt, John 69,114,120 Schmidt, Jeff 69 Schmitt, Gregory 50,83,83,155,155 Schmitz, Mary 51 Schmitz, Philip 69 Schoch, Gary 62 Schoch, Randy 70 Schodeberg, Wayne 70 Schoeppe, Scott 51,138 Schreiber, Randi 51,58,60,83,100 Schroeder, Cyndi 51,83 Schroeder, Karen 79 Schroeder, Kathryn 70,83,141 SchroedI, Joseph 79 Schroettner, Linda 51,106,157 Schultz, Cathleen 70,83,132 Schultz, John 51 Schultz, William 79 Schulz, Donna 79 Schulz, George 79 Schulz, Linda 70,83 Schulz, Rainer 70,112 Schuster, Gary 79 Schuster, James 79 Schuster, Rick 8,79,112,121 Schwartz, Larry 70 Schwechel, Jeff 70 Schweitzer, Jon 70,127,131,133,141 Scott, Janine 40,51 Scufly, Michael 51 Seel, Darrell 70,131,132,141 Seidl, Debra 79 Seipel, Timothy 79 Selensky, Margaret 70,124,141 Selky, Joette 51 Seneff, Robert 51,93 Senk, Richard 79 Senski, Barbara 51 Senski, Vincent 70,87,88 Serfort, Darlene Serfort, Jack 79 Serocki, Sandy 70 Setum, Michael 79,121,132 Sever, Debra Severson, David 70 Seymour, Patricia 79 Seymour, Victor 70,132 Shapaka, Elizabeth 51 Shelley, Jeff 79 Shimeta, Michael 70,138,141 Shraj, Ellen 70 Simerson, Rhonda 52 Simon, Diane 52 Simuncak, Joan Sites, Ruth 70 Sklander, Keith 79 Skotzke, Debra 52 Sieger, Debra 79 Sieger, Robert 70,120,133 Slivinski, Steve 70,110,126,129, 141,164 Slizewski, Gary 79 Slogaski, Sandra 52 Slosiarek, Max Sluga, Agnes 70 Slusar, Denise 79,96 Slusar, Linda Smith, Debra 70 Smith, Gary Smith, John Smith, Tina Smolen, Scott 52 Smukal, Ewald 52 Smukowski, David Smul, Dawn 80,94 Snider, Craig 80 Sobiecki, Margaret 80 Sobocinski, David 52 Sobolewski, Patricia 70 Sobotta, Debra 70 Sonsalla, Jody 80 Sonsalla, Joy 52,96 Sopik, Karen 70 Soppa, Michael 70,138 Sorenson, Jody 70,83 Sorenson, Sheryl 80,88 Spack, Michael 80,83 Spahiu, Drita Spahiu, Leonard 70 Spahiu, Betsy 63,91 Sparrow, Debra Sperling, Christine 70 Spradley, Gregory 70 Spradley, Wayne 52,60 Stachlewicz, Robert 52 Stachowiak, Michael 52 Stanish, Julie 180 Staniszewski, Mark 70 Stark, Cindy 70 Steffes, Mark 70,112,120,141 Stevens, Elizabeth 80 Stevens, Robert 80 Stewart, Colleen 52,60,93,97,106 Stewart, William 80,121 Stojcevic, Dragan 80,114 Stray, Mary Lynn Strehlow, Aaron 70,117,133 Streich, Scott 80,114,121 Strzyzewski, Joseph 53 Stublefeldt, Gayle 80 Sucharski, Dennis Sucharski, Steve Sukup, Cindy 70,141 Sulik, Daniel 80,121,132 Sullivan, Frank 80 Swanda, Joe Swanda, Susan 70,87,88 Swenarski, Robert 70 Swessel, Michael 80 Sylla, Scott 70,112,131,141,120,123 Sztukowski, Joan 70 Szuta, Michele 70 Index 175 Talaska, Pamela 53 Tarnowski, Michael 70 Tereschak, Frank 80 Terhardt, Walter 70 Terranova, Julie 80 Terranova, Peter 80 Terranova, Steve 53,83,99,138,141, 155,155 Thiede, Kay 80 Thiede, Richard 80,88 Thiede, Susan 53,83 Thinnes, Frederick 32,70,88,138 Thomas, Kim 70 Thornes, Norbert 70,86,87,88,107 Thompson, Garth 70 Thompson, Janice 80 Thompson, Karen 80 Thompson, Mark 70,111,120,133,140 Thomson, Tama 80 Tice, Chris 70 Tice, Leroy 80 Tice, Lori 80 Tice, Margaret 80,88 Tomasik, Cynthia 80,118 Tomka, Kat 53 Tomka, Nancy 80,95,141 Tomkowiak, Karen 71 Topalian, Kenny 80 Topalian, Mansour 53 Topal, Gary 71 Torcivia, Denise 80 Torres, Elsa 80 Totka, June 80 Totka, Michael 71 Totka, Sandra 71 Tratnik, Susan Tredray, Sandra 71 Treland, Scott 80,87 Tremel, Karen Tremel, Michael Treul, George Trinkl, Mark 80 Trisco, Gene 71 Trisco, Wayne 53 Tromba, Joseph 80,114,121 Tromba, Lorri 71,87,88 Trudeau, Keith Tschohl, Jacqueline 53,83 Tschohl, Kevin 39,71,86,87,88,117, 117,131 Tuma, Kevin 45,80,87,88,95 Tuma, Mark 71 Tuma, Robert Turinski, John Tuska, Debbie Tuska, Ricky 80 Tyshynsky, Chris 71,87,88,118 Tyshynsky, Walter 71,133 Ueberfluss, Cunthia 71,92,96 Urick, Scott 80,138 Urick, Steven 80,132 Vad, Michael 53 Valoe, Claudia 71 VanLieshout, Scott 41,53 VanVIaenderen, Leonard 80,83 Vandenoever, Alice 80 Varga, Linda 80,87,96,107 Varga, Steven 53,83 Varga, Stuart 83 Vassel, Diane 57,71,83 176 Index Vaughn, Cheryl 54,60,87,88,96,100 Vaughn, Cynthia 80,88,100 Venne, Bruce Venus, Donna 32,54,106,136,156, 160,163 Verhein, Steven 80 Veriga, Jeff 80 Veriga, Joseph 80,114 Veternick, Laurie 80,97 Vetter, Wayne 71 Vodnik, Robert 80 Vojvodich, Gail 54,90,93,145,146, 156,158 Vojvodich, Jay 80,114 Wagner, Kurt 71 Wagner, Lance 80,83,114,121 Wahl, Theresa 80,95,100 Waldoch, Debra Walker, Margaret 54 Wallace, Kathleen 54 Walsh, Maureen 80 Walters, Glen 71 Walters, Wayne 54 Ward, Terry 80 Wargolet, Paul 80,83 Wargolet, Steven 54 Warren, MaryBeth 30,62,136,149, 170 Washkuhn, David 70,117,117 Washkuhn, Jeff 54 Wasielewski, Michael 71 Wasielewski, Thomas 80 Wasikowski, Paul 71,98,112,120, 123,141 Wassenaar, Robert Weber, Melanie 54 Weber, Michael 81,114 Weber, Patricia 71 Weber, Teresa 54,106 Wederath, Beverly 81,88,96,106 Wederath, Liz 54 Weed, Edward 81,132,138 Weins, Gail 71 Weins, James Weisflog, Clarence 71,116 Weisflog, Diane 54,58,87,88,170 Weitekamp, Joseph 71,93 Weitekamp, Therese 55,60,93 Welch, James 55,164 Wendland, Sharon 55,83 Wesell, Betty 81 Wesley, Cynthia 71 White, Jean Whitman, Donna 81 Whitman, JoAnne Whitman, Michael 71,114 Wiederholt, Michael 71 Wier, Steven 71 Wilbrandt, Laura Williamson, Carolyn Wind, Linda 55,87,88,157 Windt, Frank 71,117,127,128 Wirth, Richard 81,116 Witkowiak, Anne 55,60,96,106 Witkowiak, Eugene 81 Witt, Donald 81 Wnuk, Jay 81,88,116 Wnuk, Kathleen 8,55,60,87,88,165 Wohkittel, Barbara 81 Wohlen, Christopher Wohlfarth, Ann 81 Wohlfarth, Margaret 55 Wojciechowski, Darlene Wood, Wesley 71 Woydal, David 40,55,61,83,126, 141,155,155 Wrazel, Laura 7,55,60,88,90,95, 100,144,157 Wronkowski, Michael 71 Wutke, Randy 71 Wyant, Frank 81 Wycklendt, Brian 71,112,120,141 Wyskochil, Patricia 71 Wyskochil, Susan 81 Yokofich, Jean Yokofich, Martin 81 Yokofich, Steven 81 York, Diane 81 York, Janet 55 Zajda, Rozalia 62,71,105 Zakovich, Susan 55 Zaleski, Joanne 81,88 Zambo, Julie 71,118 Zarth, Katherine 81,96,104,130,170 Zawieja, David 55,86,87,88 Zawieja, Dennis 26,56 Zawieja, Janice 81 Zdero, Marinko 71 Zelko, Robert 56,117,117 Zemplinski, Greg 56 Zemplinski, Steve 71,112,120 Zess, Judy 81,106 Zess, Mitchell 71,83,106 Zielke, Larry 81 Ziehart, Barbara 81,105 Zierhart, Keith 56 Zillman, Bernadette 71 Zimmer, Francis 81 Zimmer, Lawrence 56 Zink, Joseph 7,58 Zizis, Joseph 71 Zodrow, John 71,106 Zornes, Donald 81 Zsebe, Alan 56 Zuel, Cheryl 71 Zurawski, Daniel 81 Advertisements ©f -Cadai)] S. 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