Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

fk flHHDUJ: 1H75 fk EDITORS: Annetta Frede, Debbie Fortier, Sandy Groelle. ADVISOR: Mr. C. Hitt contents Soph. Homerooms 12 Jr. Homerooms 30 Seniors 48 Faculty 86 School Board Administration 96 Activities 100 Clubs 120 Services 130 Sports 150 Awards 178 Ads 182 Index 198 STAFF: Debbie Balow, Michele Peltier, Glenn Taro, Debbie Baumgard, Terrie Wahl, Mary Peterson, Kathy Kluck, Ce Ce Hendrix, Pam Prince, Karen Meyer, Jenny Kuban. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jim Hilby, Jeff Johnson, Kevin Tuma, Bob Lewens, Scott Schoemann. 3 the only one to talk to... Cornuil Student Council is the form of student go- vernment at Cudahy High School. Student Council, serves as the liason between the students and the administration. Through student council the student can help im- prove the school and get recreational act- ivities that everyone can enjoy. This year, in addition to running all Homecoming activities, Student Council once again sponsored the popular singing Valentine's and also gave out scholarships to worthy students. These, plus other school service projects kept student council busy through- out 1974-75. The officers are: Nick Fri- cano - President, Sandy Paciga - Vice- Pres. , Sandy Lewkowski - Secretary, and Betsy Spahiu - Treasurer. ROW 1: K. Milaeger, S. Paciga, L. Lupo, D. Denton, B. Detlaff, E. Iwaskiewicz, D. Semon, T. Fisher, ROW 2: P. Pytlik, E. Delaney, T. Pinkowski, S. Lewkowski, C. Jastromski, C. Clementi, K. Dvorak, J. Paul, R. Schuster, ROW 3: S. Feiler, S. Fonfara, A. Sparacino, K. Janicek, J. Holubowicz, N. Thornes, N. Fricano. ■ ♦ — 11 ''There is an old Chinese saying that each generation builds a road for the next. The road has been well built for us, and I believe it is incumbent, to build our road for the next generation. John F. Kennedy 13 f, fretfully, bashful, ; lddering, timid’ ciirij ■e some of the rifelihJ homores have as enten school. Walking through the doors for the first time on Sophomore orienta- tion Day we know that we are growing older. Growing older, maturity; we know we'll receive as part of our education. The three years we'll spend here will fill our lives with moments pnent, joy, sadness, disgust. Ion, withdrawal. We'll en- rery moment of it. MR. TREZCIZK ROW 1: C. Arnold, J. Bevilacqua, M. Beyer, C. Allen, D. Becker, D. Anderson, D. Bender, B. Bednarz. ROW 2: M. Baranek, B. Baumgard, M. Andre, B. Beland, B. Bigger, C. Amann, K. Betts, M. Bessler, V. Albrecht, A. Bergeron. ROW 3: C. Anderson, M. Barutha, E. Anderson, T. Bennett, R. Abutin, J. Antonia, R. Bentz. H. J. TRZECIAK Steven Point - B.S. St. Mary's College - M.S. Biology Have you had any cases of fainting Sophomores lately? 14 MR.SPRADER ROW 1: M. Boknevitz, J. Carlino, B. Blomberg, M. Chojnacki, C. Colla, R. Colla. ROW 2: C. Comp, K. Connor, D. Boivin, C. Cindel, D. Bugni, J. Czamecki. ROW 3: C. Brhel, R. Buerger, J. Buichl, J. Czajkowski, M. Chojnacki. MR. ROBERT SPRADER Soph. English Debate and Asst. Forensics Coach. Sophomore English, how I'll always remember that. The spelling tests, research papers, and those ever-loving SHORT STORIES! 15 STEVE G. HOFFMANN University of Wisconsin Madison, B.A., M.A. Physical Education. Boys Volleyball. Department Head. We Arrowettes will always remember Mr. Hoffmann’s last words, And where do you belong? MR. HOFFMAN ROW 1: J. Dziobkowski, L. Faulds, A. Ferry, B. Dettlaff, D. Denton, S. Danforth. ROW 2: Y. Davila, T. Danek, K. MRS ROW Fixie, K. Drana, D. Dewald, C. Egbert. ROW 3: K. Dounar, R. Dovnik, J. Dabbs, R. Dobrzynski, D. Dunn, C. Deutschcke D. Somagalski. Gregc 16 MRS. MANCUSO £. ROW 1: J. Fonfara, A. Goretzko, J. Granee, P. Grams, S. Gorzalski, M. Fogel. ROW 2: F. Furdek, J. Fritsche, J. Gien- utschcke, L. Gillich, C. Gaynor, D. Fosmore, D. Gazdik. ROW 3: T. Grochowski, B. Groen, P. Franson, G. Groelle, D. Gregory, M. Gaidish, S. Grochowski. 17 MRS. BARBARA MANCUSO U. of Wis. - LaCrosse B.S. Physical Education 10 11 Head Girl's Tennis Coach, Head Girl's Track Coach Remember the times when we had to run ten 600's in 45 minutes? O AWASAU S'lLTmntz, R. Holcomb, M. Herrick, C. Hesiak, C. Heil, C. Hinsch. ROW 2: C. Hall, T. Heeley, C. Hendrix N. Holguin, J. Hoagland, J. Gyirbaky, L. Habanek, S. Harmon. ROW 3: M. Hanson, T. Henneman, J. Hahn, R. Hage kord, R. Grosch, D. Habanek, B. Grumbo, MS. DIANE UNDENAU Junior English and World Lit. Thespians and Forensics Coach We always knew she was some- thing special at CSH, but never did we believe we leam so much Philosophy in one English class. 18 MR. BARRY ROW 1: A. Jacabson, D. Janke, E. Iwaskiewicz, P. Hoyt, M. Ireland, C. Jastromski, J. Jones. ROW 2: M. Kausie, K. Kardelis, D. Jazdzewski, T. Katcha, M. Kaczkowski, D. Janikowski, M. Jastromski, T. Kaczmarek. ROW 3: R. Iverson, B. Kamedulski, J. Johnson, K. Janke, C. Johnson J. Jambretz, D. Jablonowski. MR. PAUL BARRY Mechanical Drawing, Wood shop. Well everyone back to the drawing board??? 19 MISS ELGIE BEEDE Stenography, Secretarial Prac- tice. Shorthand I. Do you have a pass to be in here?? MISS BEEDE ROW 1:D. Komis, T. King, J. Krueger, C. Kollatz, T. Knoll, J. Kopp, R. Kettenhofen, K. Krahn. ROW 2: M. Klo- bachar, S. Kontowski, D. Kiiaak, D. Kordylas, J. Korenkiewicz, P. Knezic, D. Kolden, K. Kazmierski, A. Koszykowski, ROW 3: K. Kramer, J. Klafke, M. Kubic, R. Kopp, M. Knutson, R. Koskovich, P. Kopecky. 20 MR. BRYZKI ROW Is R. Kuckes, B. Labine, D. Kucej, U. Sneak, G. Lemke, J. Littmann, M. Kurtin, M. Lang, M. Lorenz, ROW 3: L. Lien, L. Lewandowski, L. Lupo, A. Langfeldt, N. Loose, M. Liber, N. Lemke, P. Lindberg, W. Lopez, A. Kurtin, J, Lavota, K. Kucharski. MR. ROBERT BRZYCKI Social Heritage and Senior So- cial Studies. B-Team, Asst. Football Coach. We never would have known what the American Government was like... if it wasn't for you ! ROW 1: J. Magestro, C. Mikula, D. Mihlsimmer, C. Malicki, C. Mostenan, S. Moss, R. Merlin, A. Morren, D. Media, S. Marchese. ROW 2: C. Mikula, M. McKendry, R. Matilla, M. Megna, M. Mayford, B. Martin, R. Michalski, L. Meerschaert, C. Mulqueen, P. Martell, K. Meyer. ROW 3: S. Miller, P. McConville, R. Mijokovic, S. Mixdorf, M. Markey, G. Mahsem, P. Mark. MR. MICHAIEL McCURDY Government, Economics. Student Council Advisor. We thought we got rid of News Reports as Juniors, but we found out we were mistaken. 22 MISS OTTE ROW 1: K. Peterson, M. Pavlasek, C. Pelczynski, D. Peeper, L. Parge, L. Padilla, A. Paladino, D. Ness. ROW 2: R. Peltier, J. Otto, P. Paul, R. Nothem, K. Payne, J. Parker, T. Olejniczak, L. Nienow, N. Orlikowski. ROW 3: M. Oudenhoven, J. Olson, J. Pekar, G. Nowe, R. Papala, K. Pendzich, H. Nemeth. MS. BARBARA OTTE WSU-O B.S. Soph. Speech English, Advanced Speech. Director: Fall 3-Act Play, Spring 3- Act Play, One-Act Play Contest. Forensics- Assistant. MISS LORENZINI ROW 1: J. Repinski, D. Savin, E. Popodi, C. Pflanzer, J. Romans, K. Sattler, L. Schell, C. Sauer. ROW 2: K. Rich- ards, N. Podlasinski, J. Rodriguez, D. Rosewicz, B. Phillipson, M. Rewolinski, G. Popple, P. Renning, W. Peronto, P. Prince. ROW 3: P. Pytlik, F. Pieper, C. Peterson, F. Piechocki, B. Popowski, W. Sandahl, K. Ratliff. 24 MISS CHERRY ROW 1: J. Schmitz, D. Shelly, C. Senk, D. Semon, B. Sims, J. Schmitt, K. Slusar, J. Schutz, L. Sliwinski. ROW 2: L. Sliwinski, M. Schlitz, J. Skonecki, T. Sedmak, B. Shimeta, D. Smukowski, K. Scully, K. Schultz, L. Slogaski, S. Skrobis, T. Schultz, L. Slusar. ROW 3: R. Sikora, J. Schuster, R. Severson, S. Schoemann, M. Schultz, P. Sobolweski, K. Schmidt. 25 MR. ROBERT DUX Electricity, Power Mechan- ics, Auto Mechanics. Did you find what you were looking for? MR. DUX ROW 1: B. Thompson, C. Thielen, D. Swick, A. Sparacino, D. Sopik, R. Steffes, D. Sorenson, S. Stachowiak. ROW 2: N. Strzyzewski, M. Spratz, S. Tichkowski, W. Stark, D. Sotski, M. Thorson, G. Strelow, M. Suszek, E. Spahr, K. Szydel, A. Sztukowski. ROW 3: P. Steffes, B. Stewart, J. Stoll, R. Tabaczynski, K. Spears, M. Tarnowski, T. Tereschak. MR. VANDERVEST ROW 1: A. Tuma, V. Wiens, D. Walters, L. Trisco, M. Wiens, D. Walsh. ROW 2: K. Wartner, M. Tschohl, G. Wag- ner, D. VanDenBrink, S. Trapp, L. Trudeau, K. Wahl, M. Valoe, C. Washkuhn. ROW 3: F. Trewyn, M. VanLieshout, M. Wasikowski, P. Trebar, T. Wagner, J. Valoe, R. Vad. S. VANDERVEST B.S.- Stout State University, M.S. - Stout State University. Machine Shop 1,2, 3,4,5, 6, Assistant Coach of B-Team football. 27 MR. WILKE ROW 1: S. Zarek, T. Zajda, P. Wozniak, S. Wood, P. Wirhanowicz, T. Winiecki, J. Zodrow, M. Wulff. ROW 2: J. Wesell, J. Weitekamp, P. Yumang, P. Wrazel, J. Zemplinski, L. Wier, D. Zemanovic, K. Williams, K. Wenglewski. ROW 3: B. Zillman, D. Zink, C. Wineinger, G. Wycklendt, D. Welvang, J. Yakel, D. Witkowski. 28 SOPHOMORE LOST FOUND , f „ -on ROW 1: N. Blinka, L. Hawkey, J. Kuka, J. Jackson, M. Hauenstein, T. Hinkens. ROW 2: C. Clementi, B. Borchardt, T. Case, L. Bergquist, S. Yokofich, A. Rodriguez, S. Linvik, J. Babinec. ROW 3: T. Dejewski, J. Kanarek, B. Gaber, M. Peplinski, M. Krecak, E. Windt, R. Goss. SOPHOMORE LOST FOUND ROW 1: R. Rasmussen, M. Guertin, C. Beard, P. Belsky, V. Kromraj, M. Fossell, K. Koporetz, R. Douglas, L. Flechner. Switlick, R. Cardin, C. Bondar, J. Jost. Czarnecki, R. Vokes. ROW 2: R. Walker, A. Flood, C. ROW 3: C. Clinkenbeard, T. Iisowski, S. Brzycki, J. 29 Much information comes from commun- ication, and much communication comes from misinformation. The advance of science has enabled man to communicate at twice the speed of sound while he still acts at half the speed of sense. C. Megna - Treas. , S. Feiler - Pres. , D. Centell - V. Pres. Words are more than thing object pointer-to-another-thing printed signs of something else. The words in a language are our means of communicating with one another, our ESCAPE HATCH from the world of purely private meaning. Words are a way to communicate with someone else. Ever think of it that way? And people have to communicate with each other to be people, to have community. To share ideas, knowledge, experience. To have relationships with each other. From Signs Symbols By Patricia Arlin MR. GAZA ROW 1: J Blochowicz, C. Bauer, L. Bergsrud, S. Boyce, K. Aleksy, D. Baumgard. ROW 2: D. Addis, J. Bauman, M. Antomewski T. Boknevitz, A. Adamczyk, E. Bowe, D. Baronek. ROW 3: R. Bankenbusch, J. Borowski, C. Bennett, J. Boziel, D. Amhaus, J. Bond, J. Berken. STEPHEN GAZA UW-Milwaukee, B. S.-Biology. Soph. Biology, Assistant Swim Coach. Well, one year down sixty five to go. 32 MR. COLOMBO ROW 1: H. Brewer, K. Bunda, K. Budny, J. Bush, T. Bueni, D. Christensen, T. Chojnacki, D. Centell. ROW 2: C. Chetto, P. Brown, L. Camps, C. Champagne, D. Chappie, C. Buth, S. Brundidge, S. Bucholz, M. Chartier, M. Brand- stetter. ROW 3: G. Burss, S. Case, S. Buerger, T.‘ Charapata, S. Bzdusek, K. Bray, M. Budziszewski. MR. RUSS COLOMBO UW Whitewater - B.S.E. Sophomore Biology Mr. Colombo there's a snake in the Girl's locker room, could you please remove it? 33 MR. SKILLE ROW 1: A. Dounar, D. Dvorak, K. Erickson, L. Dereszynski, M. Czernejewski, A. Dziobkowski. ROW 2: T. Douglas, Y. Dhooge, E. Dorcey, T. Dyszelski, T. Curry, E. Eisenmenger, C. Cook, L. Dziadosz. ROW 3: P. Culver, K. Corbin, J. Deutsch, J. Endahl, M. Dec, D. DeFord, M. Drewicz. 34 MR. WOERFEL: ROW 1: L. Fouts, T. Fricano, M. Furgason, S. Fenton, B. Ferry, S. Fonfara. ROW 2: D. Franson, S. Foucault, C. Free- man, P. Gorzalski, A. Grambow, D. Fredette. ROW 3: J. Grawn, C. Gosh, S. Feiler, G. Gregory, J. Fellin. 35 MR. FONS ROW 1: J. Hayalian, B. Heidingsfeld, M. Hinkens, J. Honeck, C. Hardenbrook, T. Hoyt. ROW 2: L. Hayalian, T. Hol- quin, B. Guilonard, D. Heinzelman, J. Hahn, G. Hoyt, R. Hanson. ROW 3: M. Herrick, S. Hoernke, J. Hilby, M. Hen- neman, S. Holschbach, B. Groen, J. Holubowicz. MR. JAMES L. FONS Geometry, Intermediate Alge- bra, Trigonometry, Practical Math. Remember how all those prob- lems were duck soup? 36 MRS. BEST: ROW 1: L. Kelly, M. Keifer, C. Kaczmarek, B. Kierecki, J. Johnson, K. Janke, B. Johannes, D. Javorek, S. Kelley. ROW 2: B. Johnson, S. Kazmierski, K. Janicek, D. Jahnke, T. Johnson, A. Kapalczynski, W. Kaminski, M. Karweik, C. Johnson, G. Jazdzewski, A. Iwaskiewicz. ROW 3: R. Ice, E. Jackson, A. Jablonowski, J. Johnson, L. Jensen, D. John- son, E. Kaja. MRS. SUSAN BEST B.S. Physical Education, B.S. French, UW-Milwaukee. 11-12 grade Phy. Ed.--girls, Head Coach-Girls Swimming Head Coach-Girls Gymnastics. I hope you have a spare bottle of Excederin ready when you start teaching your classes the highland fling. 37 BRUNO SLOTWINSKI Central State University, Ste- vens Point B. E. , U of Wiscon- sin- Madison, Graduate work in U. of Wis. in Milwaukee and Madison. Physics, Physical Science Chemistry. MR. SLOTWINSKI: ROW 1: J. Kopca, G. Kryger, J. Kutka, C. Laehn, A. Kohl, D. Rryszewski, L. Koehler, L. Kukor. ROW 2: K. Kleman, D. Knutson, D. Kline, K. Kolden, K. Kilps, K. Kluck, J. Krier, K. Koss. ROW 3: S. Kraeger, S. Kollatz, D. Klumb, R. Knoll, W. Kujawa, J. Kisley, D. Laehn. 38 JAMES PRICE Graduate from Whitewater B. S. 1971. Will graduate from UWM in May, 1975 with M.S. IN Educational Psychology. Adv. Chemistry, College Prep. Chemistry. MR. PRICE: ROW 1: J. Lutz, J. Lorenzen, R. Matuszewski, C. Megna, P. Lesik, M. Maciona. ROW 2: R. Malicki, P. Mellem, P. Langfeldt, L. Langer, J. Lendowski, J. Meier, R. McCabe. ROW 3: D. Machak, R. Lemke, Q. Lowshaw, P. Masarik, K. LeFaivre. 39 THOMAS E. GILL University of Wisconsin- Social Studies, M.A. Educational Psychology. Psychology 12 grade, Govern- ment 12 grade, Economics 12 grade. Advisor for the American Field Service (A.F.S.) and Ecology Club. MR. GILL: ROW 1: M. Michalets, L. Michalets, K. Murphy, S. Mikol, J. Olson, B. Nolte. ROW 2: C. Olejniczak, J. Mostenan, B. Nelson, S. Orlowski, M. Mulqueeri, D. Miller. ROW 3: S. Morgan, R. Milton, J. Moran, T. Ogle, R. Nall, R. Moss, J. Michalski. NANCY KAY MINTZ UW-Stout B. S. in Home Economics Child Development, Vocation- al Food Service, Foods 1 2, Advanced Foods, Girls Volley- ball Coach. MRS. MINTZ ROW 1: F. Panyan, S. Pawlowski, C. Ranta, K. Paul, S. Putnam, R. Pfeffer, P. Ramskugler, P. Pruszka, P. Pisarek. ROW 2: M. Paladino, M. Plevak, S. Pritzl, D. Pelczynski, M. Plachinski, J. Porst, D.Piechocki, M. Povlich, S. Potry- kus, M. Peterson, S. Peet. ROW 3: J. Pisarek, J. Paul, J. Putirskis, C. Peck, J. Racine, E. Owczarek, A. Peschl. FRANK J. CHARAPATA St. Norbert College A. B. , Mar- quette University M. A. Spanish: 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Spanish Club You can always tell when Mr. Charapata is coming down the hall, he's the only one who talks to himself in Spanish! MR. CHARAPATA: ROW 1: L. Salazar, C.Riedel, M. Salazar, J. Ross, D. Renning, B. Rich. ROW 2: K. Ruud, C. Rich, P. Rynders, M. Rosewicz, J. Rodziczak, S. Roth. ROW 3: M. Repinski, K. Rawson, C. Robert, T. Robinson, M. Rybicki, K. Raygo, S. Rowley. 42 CALVINO. WETZEL B. S. UW - MILW. Advanced Composition, Junior English, Head Cross Country Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Head Baseball Coach, REVIEW Advisor. MR. WETZEL ROW 1: E. Shin, D. Schulz, G. Schuster, R. Schlecht, K. Schroeder, D. Sieger, U. Sneak, D. Seidl. ROW 2: S. Schlesser, K. Sklander, M. Sauer, H. Schenk, P. Seymour, J. Serfort, B. Scherf, J. Schuster. ROW 3: G. Schulz, J. Schroedl, M. Setum, R. Schuster, R. Senk, J. Shelly, D. Slusar. 43 MR. WALTER ROW 1: K. Thompson, E. Stevens, S. Sorenson, D. Stojcevic, N. Tomka, P. Terranova, L.Tice, K. Thiede. ROW 2: J. Spikberg, L. Tice, J. Terranova, R. Stevens, C. Tomasik, T. Thomson, S. Sopik, G. Stublefeldt, M. Tice. ROW 3: J. Sonsalla, U. Sneak, D. Sulik, W. Stewart, S. Streich, C. Snider, F. Tereschak. MR. JOHN D. WALTER U.S. History. Tennis Coach. We Seniors never thought that we would ever make it through Mr. Walter's President test as Juniors, and what did we get as a reward? Mr. Walter as a sum- mer school teacher for Economics! 44 MR. BOWE ROW 1: J. Vojvodich, M. Walsh, D. Torcivia, J. Veriga, A. Vandenoever, T. Wahl, J. Totka, M. Trinkl. ROW 2: S. Treland, $. Urick, J. Turinski, R. Tuska, L. Vetemick, K. Topalian, S. Verhein, ROW 3: L. VanVlaenderen, P. War- golet, L. Wagner, J. Tromba, S. Urick, J. Veriga, T. Wasielewski. MR. GERALD BOWE B.E. Wisconsin State Universi- ty-Whitewater. M.A. College of Racine. English, Dev. Reading. Head Football Coach. Lettermen's Club. 45 MR. DONOVAN ROW 1: B. Wesell, S. Wyskochil, A. Wohlfarth, F. Zimmer, J. Zawieja, D. Witt, D. York, D. Whitman. ROW 2: E. Witkowiak, B. Wederath, R. Zeniecke, B. Wohkittel, J. Zess, D. Zurawski, M. Weber, F. Wyant, K. Zarth, B. Zierhart, J. Zaleski. ROW 3: S. Winski, M. Yokofich, E. Weed, R. Wirth, B. Woltz, J. Wnuk, S. Yokofich. 46 MR. DENNIS DONOVAN Whitewater. Bachelor of Edu- cation-Special Education. Special Ed. Camera Club JUNIOR LOST FOUND ROW 1: D. Payne, L. Abdallah, E. O'Leary, D. Frischmann, R. Anderson, K. Hennlich. ROW 2: D. La Gosh, P. Hinsch, B. Lee, C. Becker, G. Treul, S. Langfeldt, T. Ward. ROW 3: M. Hawkins, T. Georges, D. Sulik, T. Gienke, L. Mey- er, T. Gargulak, K. Tuma. JUNIOR LOST S FOUND ROW 1: E. Bessler, D. Lucas, M. Rehorst, D. Ostrowski, J. Radke, J. Frank. ROW 2:K.Gaynor, L. Varga, D. Nowaczyn- ski, E. Morren, S. Brooks, D. Ekes, A. Orlowski, B. Manthei. ROW 3: R. Rusch, B. Schultz, D. Dobrzynski, R. Gagli- ano, M. Reese, B. Vodnik, L. Reimer. 47 Eighteen years have passed us by. From grade school on we have gradually amassed a mysterious and awesome strength, which we realized in our sophomore year, for in this year we set a local precedent, coming together for the first time in a union of east and west. And as 354 individuals searching for a means of per- sonal self-fulfillment, we have swept over our city and school as members in an enormous tidal wave of youth- ful exuberance, mshing into every crevice where answers may have lain, exploring every detail that may have provided a clue to the future. And finding.. . sometimes, answers, other times clues... and often, each other. In our search we have unexpectedly set numerous achieve- ment records that will tarnish in trophy cases, be written into local history, and preserve themselves in our memories. Some of us will remain; some of us will be called away; but no matter how we utilize the future, memories of teenage life in a midwest suburb called Cudahy will nev- er fade from our minds. BONNIE JAY AKEY Ushers 2; Mer- maids 2; Gym Monitor 4. To share my happiness with people throughout my life and to always be where I'm needed. LINDA KAY ALBERTS Linda Love- lace To go on to school and to be a beautician. SUSAN ELLEN ALEXANDER Sprout Band 1-4; LRT 1-4; Pep Band 3,4; Pompon 2; Spanish Club 4; 1 Act Play 2; Timer 2-4; After my book wins the Pulitzer Prize , I would like to see it on best seller list for ten months. EDWARD ANASTAS. FRANK A. ANDERSON Upstanding young man in school and community 1-4; N.H.S.4; To face piles of trials with mild smiles. JEFF M. ANDERSON Letterman 1,2; Cross Country 2-4; Wrestling 2-4; Track 2-4. To travel the whole Unit- ed States. RAY ANDERSON Wrestling 1-4; To succeed in life. RICHARD ANDERSON. ROBIN ARLENE ANNONSON Robo Ushers 2; Track 2; To be a loving wife and mother, and to have my own diamond mine. RANDY K. ARMBRUST Rusty , Armour Cross Country 3,4; To travel around the world. 50 DEBRA BALOW Shorty , Skinny , Munchkin Arrow 4; Choir 3,4; Pacer 3; Pompon 3; CFC 4; (Only 4?) Dennis 4-Ever. To leave Cudahy and marry my knight. My Oak Creek Knight, Dennis. ALEX JOHN BARBER Realistate. CHARMAINE ANN BARTOSHEVICH Barto , Charo D.H.3,4; B.B.3,4; Cheerleading 1; FTA 2; Track 2,3. To melt a snowman without using a flame. BARBARA BARTZ Barb LRT 2; Ushers 2; Track 1-4; Working Class 3,4; To go into social work or crim- inology and to have a good life. MICHAEL WAYNE BAUMGARD Cross Country 3,4; Track 2-4; Wrestling 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Letterman1 s Club 3,4; Ecology Club 2,3; Visual Aides 3,4; Volleyball 2. To be a success and not to worry about money or work. DEBRA A. BEILKE Cheerleading 1; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 3,4; For- ensics 4; To find someone who's go- ing to LaCrosse, then become a Phy- sical Therapist and work in a MD Clinic. ROBERT BEILKE. LINDA BELLERANTI Belleranny Pep, Marching, Theater and Concert Bands 2-4; N.H.S.3-4; Arrow 2- 4; Vice President of A.B.P.3-4. To major in Music Therapy at Eau Cl- aire, move out west, live each day to the fullest, and to always have faith! WAYNE BERGMANN To travel as far as I can go and to get as 'High' up in this world as I can. CINDY BERGQUIST 'Cinder office help 3-4; gym monitor 2-3. To help the world the best I can. 51 MIKE BETZ Badnews , Blue Muni- Basketball 4; To Exist. BONITA JEANNE BEYER To live for love, and may it grow as life lingers on. JIM R.BLOCHOWICZ Red Stage- craft 2; Hall Monitor 3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1-4. To take life the way it comes and learn to live with it. SUSAN BOBROWICZ Suz , Blob , Punk To see the sun rise in the West. CHRIS BOKNEVITZ The Devil Art Club 4; To become another Mr. A meson. DENICE MARIE BONDAR Bondie , Pippi Tennis 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Basketball 4; Letterman 4. To get lost in an Alaskan snowstorm and be found by an Eskimo. GORDON J.BONG To get the most out of my life. CINDI BO WE Paranoid , Sydney To really catch and keep forever a rookie and to live happily. JOSEPH BRHEL Blindbaby Stage- craft 2-4; I want to be there when the spaghetti hits the fan, so I can pick it up and throw it back. THERESA M. BROOKS Track helper 4; To become a LPN and to make Steve Webster very happy! 52 BETH LYNN BUKOWSKI Art Club 2- 4; Float 2-4; N.H.S.4; Sr.Class Comm.; Spanish Club 4; Ushers Club 2; Pres. 3,4; Musical 2; FTA 2-4; Track 2,3. To LIVE until I die! GAIL C.BYE Concert, Jazz, Pep, Marching Band 1-4; Letterman's Club 3,4; N.H.S.3,4; Student Council; 1- 3; Tennis 2-4; Track 2-4; Volley- ball 1,2; Basketball 4; Spanish Club 2- 4; Chess Club 1; Purgold Court 3. To live life to its fullest. CHRISTINE RITA CANAPA Muni- Baseball 1; Musicals 2-4; Choir 3,4; Sr. Class Comm. To find a dream that’s shatterproof. MARY CARTWRIGHT. jpr RICHARD JAMES CHOJNACKI Chenak N.H.S.; Letterman’s Club; Wrestling 2-4; Track 3,4; Be an anesthesiologist, live life happily with a certain R.N.G. M. and just be me. GAIL ANN CHOVANEC Little Chov- anec Track 2-4; L.R.T.4; Letter- man's Club 4; My ambition is to be happy and to help others as they helped me. LINDA CORNWELL. WENDY ANNE CIESINSKI Shroom Choir 3,4; Student Council 2, 3; Sr. Class Comm.; Musicals 2-4; Teen Board 4; To be a Cover Girl and runaway with the world, then slow down and discover my mellow dream in the beautiful, timeless flight of life. BETH COMP South Pacific; Chorous 2. PETER DANIEL CHROSTOWSKI Chrostow Pep, Pit, Jazz, Marching Band 1-4; To keep music my driving force in life, and to live my life to its fullest. V - SL St 53 i CATHERINE DALE Cathy Concert Marching Band 2-4; FTA 2-4; N.H. S.3,4; Tutoring 4; To find a little bit of good in everything. TAMI JEANNE DANFORTH Tarn- eye Cheer Leader 1-3; Choir 3,4; Hall Monitor 4; Track 2; Student Council 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Plays 3,4; Oklahoma 4; To always be able to distinguish between dreams and reality. DAVID A. DEKALB To make my life as fun as possible. EDIE MARIE DELANEY Eddie Ed Cheerleaders 1-4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Student Council 2-4; Gymnastics 4; Swimming 1-4; Track 1-3; Volley- ball 2; Miracle Worker 3; Homecom- ing Queen. To always be looked up at instead of down. JENNIFER JOAN DEWALD Jenny , Teddybear A.F.S.4; To find my goal in life and always be happy. JEAN KAY DOMAGALSKI Dummo Art Club 4; To always find something to laugh with. STEVEN WAYNE CURRY Archie Letterman's Club 3,4; Band 1-3; N.H.S.3,4; Golf 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Prom Court; Homecoming Court. JEAN MARIE CZAJKOWSKI Chike-o Colorguard 3,4; Choir 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Paramedical Club 2-4; Musicals 3,4;To become a nurse and to see the world with a smile. BRADLEY CZARNECKI Hawk , Heada To jump the Snake River Canyon. JAMES CZARNECKI. ELISABETH DOVNIK Lis Choir 3,4; Musicals 2,3; To catch a falling star and put it in my pocket and save it for a rainy day. DEBORAH KAY DURAND Debbie FTA 2-4; Ushers 2-4; Band 1-4; To become a secretary and live life as it comes. MARY ELLEN DUSZYNSKI Library Aides 2-4; Hall Monitors 2-4. JOHN EGLI Eggs Football 1-4; Swim 1-3; Track 1-4; Hall Monitor 3,4; To see Peter M. go straight and buy joint venture No 2. KELLY ANN FABRIZIO Frisbee Pacer 3; Letterman's Club 4; B.B.3,4; Track 3,4; Volleyball 3. To see the scenery instead of the .road. KAREN FAKLER To stay with Robin, and live for the best. JUDITH FENTON J.V. Tennis 2; Bas- ketball; Lab Assistants 4; I just want to be happy, maybe someday be a forward for the Milwaukee Bucks. MICHAEL J. FINCO Finks Mgr. 1-3; Plays 2-4; Letterman's Club 2; Wrest- ling 2; Travel the country and find out what life really is. TIMOTHY G.FISCHER Football 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Golf 2-4; Volleyball 3; Jiving J. V. 3; N.H. S.Letterman's Club; Homecoming Court; Student Council 4; Muni-Baseball. To shake the hand of Mrs. John Egli. 55 MARTIN GAGLIANO. ROGER LEE GAGLIANO Rog Cross Country 2,3; Swimming 1-4; Tennis 1- 4; Letterman's Club 2-4; Try to suc- ceed in life if not return and teach at Cudahy. CORY GADISH Joe Firestone Cam- era Club 1,2; Hi-Performance Club; To get my plumbing apprenticeship, make lots of money, travel and find happiness. DAVID L. GAZDIK Gazz Camera Club 2-4; Choir 1; Oklahoma; To keep on drawing. DEBRA A.FORTIER Deb , Debbie Arrow 2,3; Editor 4; Choir 4; CFC 3, 4; To make someone--like Al--hap- py for the rest of his life. And to be- come an RN (If I ever get through College). CHARLES M.FOSMORE Football 1; Swim 1,2; To marry a good looking girl with lots of money. ALVIN E.FRAILEY Muni-Basketball 3; Hawk Tower of Power. To be a disc-jockey at WNOV and drive a 75 Caddy. ANNETTA D.FREDE Fritos , Frito Banito Arrow 2,3; Editor 4; Guidance 4; CFC 3,4; To always be a joker and to defeat the four natural enemies of knowledge--fear, clarity, power, and old age. NICHOLAS GERARD FRICANO Dix- ie Nick Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Student Council 1-4; Pres. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Pacer 2; Golf; School Board Rep. 4. To be a meteor- ologist, Enjoy myself, and get the most out of life. SHARON FRISCHMANN Sharon Pom Pon 2; Letterman's Club; Sr. Class Comm.; Office Help 4; Track 2-4; Prom Court; To own my own Ice Cream Sandwich Company. 56 LARRY D.GIESE AV 3, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; To enjoy life and to someday get Sue S.back. JEFF W.GILCHRIST Cookie , Fish Band 1-4; Camera Club 1,2; Pacer 1; Swim 2-4; Musicals 3,4; Whip Ray Klitske in '76. MICHAEL P.GIRARD Del , Worm Band 1; AV 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Foot- ball 1-4; To become the best athletic M.P. in the world. KAREN LYNN GORZALSKI Ushers. Take life as it comes and don't let anything get me down. GREGORY J.GOSETTI Student Coun- cil Pres. 1; N.H. S. Vice-Pres.4; Let- terman's Club 2-4; Pep, Jazz, Con- cert, Pit, Bands 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-3; To be a Social Worker for the Godfodda . EDWARD GOSS McDonalds 3,4; To live my life to the fullest and do the things I like to do. KATHY GRABLER Kath , Lizard Woman To reach the West Coast with my friends. MATTHEW A.GRAF Chet Basket- ball 1; Muni-Baseball 2-4; To travel, to capture a Meisel, and find the real meaning of one. Visit Colorado. MARY GRAMS Band 1-3; To never grow old and continue to do the things that I enjoy. WILHELM M.GRAU Wild Bill Foot- ball 2; To travel and win a few races out of state. 57 SANDRA J.GROELLE Sandy , Mag- illa Arrow 2, 3; Editor 4; N.H.S.4; Office Helpers 2; Pompon 3, capt.4; Ushers 2; The Miracle Worker 3; Track 3,4; Tennis 2; CFC 2-4; To always have fun and live a happy life and settle down the way I want. BOYD K.GROEN Football 1; Volley- ball 2,3; Wrestling 1-3; Band 1-3; Pep Band 3; Hall Monitor 4. To understand a nut's way of thinking. ROBERTA GROSHENS. DEBRA LYNN HABANEK Hubba To get out of Cudahy High School so I can start to live and be happy. DOREEN LYNN HANLEY Hamburger To live a happy life and to always be smiling. GREGORY A.HANSON Greg Wrest- ling 1-4; Cross Country 3; To become an autonomous elite individual de- voted wholly to philosophy, art and music. WENDY EILEEN HELGESON Jill Ushers 2, 3; Rn's 4-H Club 4; To stay single and take a trip to Columbia, cuz I hear the grass is greener there. DEBRA HELM Debbie FBLA; N.H. S.3,4; To know the true meaning of happiness. ROBERT ALLAN HILBY Rabbit , Bo , Boob Pacer 2; FTA 2; Volley- ball 2; N.H. S.3,4; Coffee Sales 4; Homeroom Roudies 2-4. To be able to do what I want to do, and do it when I want to. JO HOENIG Giggles Thesbians 3,4; Hall Monitors 3; FBLA 3; Ushers 2; Basketball. To live to see the next day. 58 DAVID J.HOHENFELDT Camera Club 2,3; Muni-Basketball 2,3; Band 1-3. CHUCK T.HOLSEN Charlie Foot- ball Muni-Basketball; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz 1-4; N.H.S.4; Home- room Roudy 2-4. To become weal- thy and famous. DANIEL HVIZAK Dan To get out of Cudahy and move to some place where there are things to do. CYNTHIA JAHN Cindy , John , Pumkin puss To keep what I've got for as long as I can. m Hr. STEVEN JANISZEWSKI Harpo I Remember Mama, South Pacific, Hay Fever, HMS Pinafore, Oklahoma Set Builder; To be a set builder. KATHLEEN JORGENSON Kathy Choir 3,4; French Club 1,2; Ushers 2-4; Musical 3. To make the most of my life; and to always stay with Dave and make him happy. w , ‘ 4m ROKSANDA JOVKOVICH Rocky , Rock-eye ; Track 1,2; Chourus 1,2; South Pacific; Homeroom Rep. 1-4; Sr. Class Comm. To meet at Dutch and to be with Bemie forever. BETTY JOAN KACZMAREK Beatrice AES 4; Gym Monitor 4; Football Fan 1-4. To make the most of life and to become a nurse. CAROL KACZMAREK French Club 1,2; FTA 2-4; Ushers 2-4; Homecom- ing Float 2-3 1 2; To live, love and travel alot. JOSEPH ROBERT KAEBISCH Koala Blue To be an auto-mechanic and succeed. 59 JAMES KETTENHOFEN Kettle Rowdies 2-4; Tiki 4; To not get mar- ried and to fish with a beer in my hand. PATRICK J.KILPS Football 1,3;Wres- tling 4; Muni League Basketball 4; To move out West and live it up. ROXANNE MARIE KLING Klinger Chorus 1,2; Track 1; Ushers 2; Trin- ity 1-3; To become Trinity's best nurse, and to invent my own cereal. All in jest of course. CHARLES P.KNOWLES Chas The General Band 1-4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Pep Band 2-4; The Hollow All My Sons Hayfever I Remem- ber Mama ; To live it cool. JEFFREY G.KOEING Al Pryo Jeff Lab Assistant 3-4; To find out what the world is all about. BRENDA ANN KOPCA Brandy LRT 2-4; Paramedical Club 2; Track and Field helper 3; Football Fan 2-4; To travel, live a long and happy life, and always stay liberated and liberal. DANIEL KOSZYKOWSKI. DEBBIE KOVALSKI To get as far away from C.H.S.as possible. VALERIE I. KRZYWKOWSKI Val Paramedical Club 2; Ushers 2; Thesp- ians 2-3; Stagecraft 2-3; To stay calm for the rest of my life. CYNTHIA ANN KUCEJ Jingles Cheerleaders 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Band 1-4; Swimming 3,4; Track and Field 2; Musical 4; NHS 3,4; Senior Rep. in band; To complete college and live a happy life. 60 BETH ANN KUKOR Girl's Swim Team 1-4; Pacer 2-4; NHS 3-4; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Camera Club 2; Ushers 2; Sr Cl Comm; To live happily ever after with my Corvette and sailboat. VICKY ANN LAHR Wiggles LRT 3-4; To become a good secretary and sit on my boss' lap twice a day! To be R.N.best night worker! ! LAWRENCE D.LANGOWSKI Lango Frosh Buckets; Wrestling 2-3; Muni Basketball 4; Cap 4; Arby's 3-4; To be a SOMEBODY. MICHAEL J. LENGYEL Hardnose Football 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Track 2; Band 1-3; Pepband 2; Hall Monitors 4; Muni Baseball 1-4; To set the world on fire. DONNA LEE LEVI To marry Ray and be a good wife. GREGORY JOHN LEWANDOWSKI Dowski Basketball 1; Muni Basket- ball 2-4; Hall Monitor 3; To always enjoy a meisel, visit Boise in a blaz- er, and remember to use Martha as often as possible. JAN LEWANDOWSKI Pacer 2-4; Cam- era Club 2; Ushers 2; To live a full- filled and happy life. JUDY A LEWANDOWSKI NHS 3-4; Paramedical Club 2-3; Junior Cl Comm; To get a degree in nursing. SANDRA LEWKOWSKI Student Coun- cil 1-4; Hall Monitors 4; Volleyball 2; Choir 3; To find happiness in my life ahead and something good in everyone and everything. CHERYL LEZALA Shorty Lasagne NHS 3-4; LRT 2-4; Paramedical 2-3; FBLA 3; To be accepted as I am. 61 RICHARD GRANT LIEGLER. Clioir 2- 4; Musicals 1-3; Plays 3-4; Prom King 74 . To find Her and to rule Afghanistan. JAYNE MARIE LIEN Liener Vol- leyball 3; Hall Monitor 4; Choir 3- 4; Musicals 3-4; Spanish Club 4. To always have a front seat in life! ! DANIELLE B. R. LINVIK Dani Foot- ball 3-4; Wrestling 3-4. To first graduate, get a job, and spend the rest of my life with Mike R. MICHAEL JAMES LISOWSKI. Foot- ball 2-4; Wrestling 3-4; Track 2-4; A.V. 3-4; Muni baseball 3. To turn all my great talents into money and become a millionaire and to travel around the world. THOMAS J. LITTMAN. Muni-Base- ball 1-4; Muni-Basketball 1-4; Track 1-2; Hall Monitor; Frizbee tricks; To work for Quasar by Motorola. MARK ANTHONY LOHR Bear Sugar Piglet Selens 3-4; To be- come a weekend college graduate. BRUCE A. LOOK. To succeed in and enjoy life. I hope to travel and see the U. S. A. MARYBETH LUDWIG twigger Choir 3-4; Hrmn 4; Std. Cncl 3; Sr. Cl. Comm. 2-4; Trk Fid 2-3; Prom Ct; Hmcmg Ct; Swmg. To make up a word, not using any letters. JAMES PATRICK LULJAK Walrus Swimming 1-4; Track 2-4; Football 2-3; Lettermens club 2-4; Musicals 2-4; choir 2-4; N. H. S. 3-4; Stage Lighting 2-4. To design the lighting for Broadway shows. FRANK RABI MAGESTRO. L. R.T. 2-3; Choir 2-4; Oklahoma Vol- leyball 2. To become another God- father who will become gentle and dangerous. 62 VINCENT MAGESTRO. RONALD J MAHSEM To join the working class, get married, and enjoy a full and happy life. PATTI MALLAS To teach Ed how to walk without falling. PATTY MALOVEC Pat Duke Pacer 2-3; Volleyball 1-2; Muskego 3-4; To get out of the sticks and let the country roads take me away with my Spark . CLAYTON T.MANTHEI Monk-eye Maddog Swimming 2-4; Golf 3,4; Never to swim with a swim team again. JAMES VINCENT MARCHESE Dia- mond Jim Mr. Apolla Choir and Cross Country 2-4; HMS Pinifore; Art Club; Weight Lifting: I will try to make the best out of life. Peace. REBECCA ANN MARCHESE Beckey Cheese Art Club 4; Choir 3-4; To find the job that I want, to always be happy, and to help my fellow man. LINDA MARIE MARCINIAK Mars FT A 2; Color guard 3-4; NHS 4; Paramedical 4; To help the handi- capped find their place in life and at the same time find happiness for me. JELL MARTZ. SUE MASNY ZSEBE To be in the park Sept. 2, 1976. 63 APRIL MASON Hall Monitor. MARK MATYKOWSKI. MICHAEL J.McCABE ’’Rookie , Jess Man Track 1-3; Choir 3,4; Pres.4; Oklahoma 4; Muni-Basketball 4; To find my own Rocky Mountain High. GAIL MEERSCHAERT Whale on the beach Cheerleading 1; Pompons 2,3; B. B. 3,4; Meet a million people and get to know at least just one. MARY ANNE MESSNER Mare Cheerleading 1; HBL 1; Class Officer 1-3; B.B.3,4; Choir 3,4; Hall Mon- itor; N.H. S. Homecoming Ct.; Musicals 2, 3; To finally give J. S. a Harley. LAURIE ANN MICHALAK Pompon 2- 4; Co-Capt. 4; Choir 3,4; Merton 3; Musicals 2-4; Spanish Club 4; Mexico Trip 4; To win friends and influence people and to always wear a smile. EDWARD MICHALEK Boomer , Eddie Football 1,2; Muni-ball 2-4; To sell Byron Tires with Crusher and start my own Brewery . DEBRA I.MICHALSKI Choir 3; Hall Monitor 4; To learn to play the piano and be an Aetna Goss at Meyers for my career. . . Gung ho! To never look back and say I'm sorry. MICHAEL S.MICHALSKI Track 3,4; Pacer 3,4; To take a trip around the world. SHARON MIJOKOVIC Shar Track 1,2; Swimming 2; Volleyball 1; One Act Play 2; Art Club 4; I Remember Mama 4; To live my life to the full- est, by marrying Randy, having 12 children, a St. Bernard, and 20 horses. 64 KATHY LYNN MILAGER Kit St. Govn.4; Musical 3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Cheer. 1, 2; Choir 3,4; Col. gd. 3; Pm. Pon 4; To be the FIRST one to laugh at a joke! KENNETH MICHAEL MILLER Letter- man's Club 3; Band 2; Football 1-4; Pepband 2; Track and Field 2-4; Lab Assistant 3; Wrestling 3; To be a chicken of the sea . MARY L.MINIKEL Weise Whatever will be. Amen! MARK M.MIXDORF Mix Dork Gleep Vasketball 1-4; Football 1, 2; Volleyball 3,4; Choir 1-4; To get out and never come back. That's it. DONALD K.MOMSEN JR. Cue Ball Cepto Spider Monkey Track 1; C.A.B. Club 3,4; Pep, Jazz, Pit band 1-4; Go on to school, make a lot of money, get the most out of life and get the meisels. PETER M.MORALES Pete Wrestling 1-3; Cross Country 3; Track 3,4; Muni Basketball 3,4; To put aside materialistic values and develope my mind and body to their fullest extent. SCOTT C.MULQUEEN Murp Pup- py Choir 1-4; Musicals 2-4; Track 1,2; Sr. Cl. Com.; Paint Crew 4; Cross Country 2; Tennis 2; To grad- uate and be as tacky as Mr. LaFluer and Mr.Hitt are. GARY R.NEBAL Neebs Football 1- 4; Track 2; Prom Court; To become rich and famous or famous and rich, which ever comes first. MARY NEDBAL Track and Field 2-3; Choir 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Pom Pon 2-4; Purgold Queen; To know life well enough to enjoy it. GARY JAY NELSON Buzz Kid Volleyball 4; Swimming 2-4; Track 2-4; Donkey Buckets; To find an ambition to put in the year book. 65 ROBERT J.NIELEN Bid Basketball 1; Muni-Basketball 3,4; To try to graduate and get out of here. MARCIA JOYCE NORBERG March Track 2; Swimming 2; N.H.S.Prom Court; To travel, be a legal secre- tary, get rich, eventually get mar- ried, and to raise a dozen bambinos. JUDITH NOTHAM Judi , Jud-I Basketball, Volleyball 1; Mac's 2-4; Prom Court 3; Live with nature; make life beautiful for friends, old and new. SUSAN ANN NOWAKOWSKI Concert, Marching Pep, Theatre Bands; Stu- dent Council. To bring brightness to other people's lives and always to be happy. CRAIG NOYES Buzzard , SF Football, Basketball, Golf, Muni- buckets, Muni-Softball. To be a Professional Poster Boy. Get a hear- ing aid and have big hips. KAREN ANN NUSZBAUM Antie Eller Choir 3,4; H.M.S. Pinafore, Oklahoma; Colorguard; Paramedical Club 2-4; Spanish Club. To make sure that every minute of my life has meaning. JAY OLSON Football; Wrestling; Eddie To succeed in life. DEBORAH JEAN OLSZEWSKI Deb , Oshnipski Ushers 1,2; To always stay close to my friends in Muskego (3,4), especially Uncle Bill. LINDA M. ORLIKOWSKI. MARY J.ORLOWSKI Mary-o Ushers 2; Track 2,3; Letterman's Club 4. To learn to stay awake at movies. 66 JACK OSTROWSKI Metals 1-6; To be rich and never settle down. SUZANNE OSTROWSKI Pookie , Little O Tennis 2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Musicals 2-4; Paramedical Club 2; Office help 2, 3; To be my- self always and to marry someone to whom I love dearly. KEVIN PETER OUDENHOVEN Fil- bert Swimming 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Chess Club 2-4; To open the solar system to man, write science fiction. SANDRA MARIE PACIGA Boo-Boo N.H.S.3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Volleyball 2-4; Purgold Ct.4; Student council 3,4; Pacer 2,3; To get a Gremlin and pass stateboards, but never be one. NANCY LEE PACZOCHA Chocka Cheerleader 1-4; Class Officer; Gym- nastics 4; NHS 3,4; Plays 3,4; Prom Ct. 3. To find bigger and better things in life. GLEN ALAN PAWLOWSKI Ski , Polish Basketball 1; Track and Field 1. To have fun and do the things I want to do before I!m forced to work for the rest of my life. CATHY PAYNE Cheerleader 1-4; NHS, Band 1-4; Purgold Ct.; Plays 3; Musical, Mexican Trip. To love all, trust few, and do wrong to no one. JIM PECK Zappa , Bogart , Uncle Remus Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Jivin J.V.3; Muni ball 4. To be a cool dude like Frank Zappa and have big lips like D.P. MICHELE ANDREA PELTIER Doc Tennis 2,3; Ushers; Track and Field 2; Arrow; Hall Monitor; Sr. Cl. Comm.; CFC 4; To be Chairman of the Board at GM; make it into med. school. DANIEL JAMES PEOT Peo Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Jivin J.V.3; NHS; Prom Ct; To be a vet. and take care of all you animals. 67 BLAINE BYRON PERONTO Toe Jr. , 75 Blainer Muni-baseball 2; To be- come the real and true Blue Kangaroo, DAVE PERTILE Lips , Furpo Okla- homa Choir 4; Muni-basketball; MTC 4. To get as far away from Jim Peck and Craig Noyes as possible! KIMBERLEE PETERS Kimmer N. H. 5. 4; Spanish Club 4; Switchboard 4; Office help 2-4; To always have that old back seat complex. EVE D.PFAFFL Eveie , Waffle , Evil Pompon 2; Stagecraft 2, Track 3; To become rich and get my own car, go to Calif, and FI., get a nose job, and marry Randy. SCOT D.PHILLIPSON Jabbar , Ar- chie Volleyball 2; Wrestling 4; To live a Christian life wherever I am. TERI JANE PICKERING The Saint Chorous 2; Choir 3,4; FTA 2-4; Track 2; Volleyball 3; Swimming 4; To make it through college. TIMOTHY PINKOWSKI Pinko Porky Band 1-4; Debate 1; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep Band 2-4; Sr. Class Comm. 4; Student Council 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Oklahoma 4; To prove to my teachers that I'm not as dumb as they think. ROBIN PIPARO Pips Track 3,4; Oklahoma; Hall Monitor 1-4; To be a sailor? Free as my name to see the Beatles a group once again. MARK B.PIZUR Football 1-4; Tennis 2-4; AV 4; To see the world on my motorcycle and meet new friends. LINDA MARIE PLEVAK Plev Cheer- leaders 1; Usher 2; Tennis 2-4; Track 2; N.H.S.3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Prom Court 3; Basketball 4; Cudlaks 4; To someday become a stew and see the world. 68 DEBRA SUSANN POLACEK Legs , Peaches Pom pon 3,4; Stagecraft 2, 3; colorguard 2; To go to college to become a Practical Nurse and devote much of my time to Jim. SANDRA PON EC FBLA: CBL; Stage- craft 1; Ushers. To achieve 100 wpm, go to school for a while and reach the goal I've been working so hard for through high school. MARK A. POPODI Truman To take over K-Mart. BRENDALEE POPPE Art Club 3,4; CBL 1-4; Ushers 3,4; To take life as it comes and always be happy. DALE PRADARELLI Prad To work as an apprentice as a tool and die maker and become a journeyman. DENNIS PRADARELLI Prad Football 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Tennis 2-4; NHS 4; Hall Monitor 3; To convert my abilities into money. JOEL SCOTT PUCZYLOWSKI Puch , Spider from Mars Hall Monitor 3 1 2, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; C.C.2; B. B. 1; To teach Physical Education at Cudahy. PETER PYTLIK Pit Football 1,2; Buckets 1, 2; Muni Buckets and Base- ball 3,4; Student Council 2,4; To get money and WIN the I.R.S. DIANE RAHN. GARY ALAN RATLIFF Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; Student Council 4; Pep Band 2-4; Musicals 3,4; Muni BB 2; Wrestling 4; To always try to be myself. 69 SUE RAYGO To get out of here and love Tony for the rest of my life. SANDRA REDMERSKI Sandy , Bagoondi Hall Monitor 3; To get a good job, move out of Cudahy and have little Bagoondi's. CINDY REED To always see the sun come up and to live in the country. APRIL LEE REHORST Kim? CBL; Art; Stage work; Track and Field. KIM REHORST April? CBL; Art; Stage work. MICHAEL G. REWOLINSKI Rebel , Rouser CARA 3,4; To drive my 65 Pontiac through the Baja to find a good job, get married and have a few kids. ROBERT M.RIEGEL Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; N.H.S.4; To enter into a career in the medical field. DEAN J.RODZICZAK Bug , Dream Lab Assistant 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; N.H. S. 3,4; Basketball 1-4; Jiving JV 3; Football 1-3; Tennis 1-4; Hall Monitor 4; To earn my degree, start, revise the dictionary, and have a good time. 2YNTHIA B. RUPERT Cyndie , 'Rufus To get out of here and never have to come back, not even for our yearbooks. MARK JOHN RUSCH Marcus , Rash Thespians 2-4; 1-Act Plays; Forensics; I Remember Mama; To be a pro. actor and make a lot of people eat their words. 70 TIM RYAN TR , Hawain Foot- ball 1; Volleyball 2; To be an inter- national playboy. KAREN MARIE RYBICKI Girls Base- ball 1; Guidance 3,4; LRT 1; To catch the good that is within my reach. ROBERT M.SADOWSKI Rocco To go on to college, and take a course in Auto Mechanics and build a few cars. RANDAUL J. ST. ANTOINE Choir 1-4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Plays 2-4; Marry Sharon and get out of Cudahy. DOUGLAS SAUER Sour . JEANNINE SAVRNOCH Jenny Ushers 2; Pizza Hut 4; To get married, be happy and visit the mountains. LUANNE MARIE SCAFFIDI WeeJ LRT 1-4; Ecology 2; Art Club 4; Stagecraft 4; Choir 4; Sr. Class Comm. To take life as it comes. And enjoy it! CYNTHIA LOU SCHADE Shotsy , Cyndie Guidance 2,3; Francisco's 4; Trinity; To live a life of fast cars, fast men and tequila. RAY E. SCHALK Enter a career in Forestry. ALAN ROBERT SCHEIDEGGER Al , Shy Basketball 1; Muni-basketball 3,4; Muni-baseball 2-4; Hall Monitor 3,4; To live a good life, visit Idaho, and to always C.A.B. 71 JOHN SCHMIDT Schmitty , Big John Basketball 2-4; Football 1-4; Muni Baseball 3,4; To be high scorer in a Cudahy Varsity Basketball game. PHIL SCHMITZ Phildo My ambition is to travel in the future. GARY LEE SCHOCH To go to college for four years, get a good job, and travel around the world and to stay single. RANDY R.SCHOCK To be rich, go to Florida, live with Eve, to make it out of this school, and always to be a jock. KATHRYN ANN SCHROEDER Dutch , Kathy Pom pon 2-4; Choir 2-4; Musicals 2-4; Arnie's 2-4; To always be able to share my fond memories and forthcoming happinesses with my friends and never know the lonliness of being unable to. CATHLEEN E. SCHULTZ Schultze , Cathy Choir 3,4; FBLA 3; Mc- Donalds 3,4; Stagecraft 2; Volleyball 2; Floar 2; Arnie's Barn 2-4; To get ut of Cudahy and this state so I can tart my life all over again. KAREN SCHELL Hot Dog Go to Hawaii and live in the country. TERRY L. SCHERR Ponderosa Find a good paying job and then hope to collect unemployment latter on. JAMES A. SCHMIDT Grober Foot- ball 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Track 2-4; NHS 3,4; Lttrmn's Club; Muni-Base- ball 3,4; Musical 2; Choir 2; To go on a safari and buzz away those long nights. JEFFREY SCHMIDT Fritz To go mushroom picking with Mr.Kujawa and Nick Fricano. LINDA M. SCHULZ Cheerleading 1; Color Guard 2; Choir 3,4; Musicals 3,4; Hall Monitor 3; Student Council 1,2; Volleyball 2; To be a million- aire at the age of 20 by winning the Illinois State Lottery, and to finally get to Florida. RAINER SCHULZ Schulzy Basket- ball 1; Football 1-4; Track 1,2; Ami’s 2-4. To grow my hair longer, get my license, and take over when Elvis retires. JEFF SCHWECHEL Dirtball Track 1; Move to Canada. JOHN SCHWEITZER Schwitty Let- terman’s Club; Basketball 1, 2; Vol- leyball 2-4; Tennis 2-4; Baseball 1- 4; Amie’s Barn 2-4; To come back after graduation and get a job wash- ing blackboards for Mr. Wilke. DARRELL W.SEEL Evel Letterman's Club 3,4; Tennis 2; Spanish 2-4; Volleyball 3; Track 3; Nino's 4; Amie's 2-4; To get a big bike and jump the SRC get rich quick. MARGARET A. SELENSKY Margie , Maggs Office Helper 4; Se. Class Comm.; Student Council 4; Pompon 3,4; Track 2; Arnie's Barn 2-4; Me Donalds. To do it and to be one of the great ones. VINCENT F.SENSKI Vince Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3,4; Jazz 4; Amie's Barn 2-4; to dye my hair gray and play trumpet like M.F. and get rich. DARLENE SERFORT Gym Monitor 2, 3; Guidance 4; Be happy forever. SANDY SEROCKI Evil eyes , Roc- ky Amie's Bam; To live life as it comes. DAVID SEVERSON. 73 VICTOR J. SEYMOUR Beam Long Tail Art Club 1$ Basketball 1; Hall Monitor 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Amie's Bam; To have wine, women and mil- lions all from playing marbles. MICHAEL SHIMETA Band 1; Cross Country 2,3; Letterman's Club 3,4; Track 1; N.H.S.3,4; Wrestling 1-3; Capt.4;Spanish Club 4; Amie's Bam 2-4. ELLEN SHRAJ Amie's Farm To do what I've always dreamed of doing . . . nothing. RUTH A. SITES Rudie N.H.S.3,4; Track; Amie's Bam 2-4; To live, love (Bob) and to have the sun shine on my life forever. ROBERT SLEGER Dudly Letterman's Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1- 4; WJH. Move to Florida lay on the beach. STEVEN SLIVINSKI Shiv , Shoo- bink Letterman's Club 2-4; NHS 4; Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-4; Wres- tling 2; Purgold King 3; Prom Court 3; Amie's Bam 2-4. To be successful in life, keep on running, conquer the Boston G do it all with A. S. AGNES SLUGA Amie's Bam 2-4; To stay single and raise my kids the same way. DEBRA S. SMITH To be a secretary and Ronnie-always G forever. DAVID G. SMUKOWSKI Smuk , Shmuck Nino's 3,4; Amie's Bam 2- 4; To buy out Nino's make a million and live off the interest. PATRICIA J. SOBOLEWSKI Pati , Patches Prom Court 3; Class Comm. 4; Gym. Cadet 4; Mac's 2-4; To carry with me a sunshine and a smile wherever I go. 74 DEBRA L.SOBOTTA Debbie Student Council 4; Sr. Cl. Comm. 2-4; Prom Comm. 3; McDonald's 4; Merton 3; Cruising 3,4; To always have a Kle- enex and to revisit Merton. KAREN ANN SOPIK Soapy Hall Monitor 3; Track 4; Football Fan 4; To move out west and live it up! JODY MARIE SORENSON Byrd , Jod-i Choir 3; Hall Monitor 4; Gym Monitor 2-4; Bo-Bo 1-4. . .; To live forever and always love MY Dale. BEJE SPAHIU Betsy , Bee Gee Class Pres. 2-4; Student Council 1-4; NHS 3,4; Prom Ct.3; To keep my shirttails tucked in. LEONARD M. SPAHIU Skynyrd To find the secrets of the earth! CHRISTINE SPERLING Chris To go through life appreciating the small, simple things life has to offer. And to maintain the Happiness which I've found with Tom. GREG SPRADLEY To take up my apprenticeship and become an electrician. MARK STEVEN STANISZEWSKI Stash Golf 2-4; To live my life the way it comes. CYNTHIA GALE STARK Cindy Try to get the best out of life and to al- ways be happy in whatever I do. MARK ROBERT STEFFES Doc , Tape Master II Football, Basket- ball Trainer 2-4; Mankato State Work- shop 4; NHS 4; Lettermen's Club 2-4; Track and Field Mgr 2; To go on to college and become an Athletic Trainer. 75 GLENN TARO Crazy Native Arrow Staff A. F. S. Student; Student Council. To go on to college and then hope I become a Doctor. FREDERICK THINNES Band 1-3; Pep, Jazz, Bands; Debate 1; Wrestling 3; Lab Assistant 4; To become either a Famous Brain Surgeon or a mad scientist. NORBERT J.THOMES Mental AFS 2; Band 1-4; Ecology Club 2-4; N.H. S.3,4; Pep Band 2-4; Student Coun- cil 4; Musicals 2-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Spanish 2; Football 1; To make some- thing out of myself, if I am still salvagable. GARTH THOMPSON Flesh Gordon , Garbo To do everything at least once. AARON STREHLOW Swim 2-4; Vol- leyball N.H.S.4; Letterman 2-4; Thesbian 2-4; 1 Act Plays 2-4; Mus- ical 4; 2 be an ISOS circle, and a GP simul. . taneously. CYNTHIA ANN SUKUP Cindy Pom- pon 3,4; Forensics 3; N.H.S.4; To enjoy my life and the people in it; to carry an open mind and a big smile. SUSAN SWANDA AFS: Spanish Club; Concert, Football; Pit, and Lunch hour Band; Tennis; Swimming; and Track Assis't; Donkey Basketball. To do what I want, when I want, with who I want. SCOTT A. SYLLA Football 1-4; Base- ball 3,4; Tennis lr4; Letterman's Club 2-4; N.H. S.3,4; Jiving JV 3; Homecoming Court; To be the Schools Vice-Principal. JOAN SZTUKOWSKI Lou, ma Track 1; To remain true to the friends I al- ready have and continue to meet new ones. NORA D.TALMATES Basketball; Home Ec.; Spanish Club; Art Club; To become a Dental Hygienist and a secretary. 76 MARK THOMPSON Orbit” Vuk Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Jivin J.V.3; Volleyball 2-4; Golf 2-4; Lettermen's Club 4; To get it fixed. I just want to celebrate . CHRIS TICE Mac's 3-4; To go into business and retire after my first million. KAREN LORRAINE TOMKOWIAK Tozsha Ushers 2, Pacer 3, Para- medical Club 2; To be happy in what- ever I do throughout my life and to someday get my man. GARY TOPEL To be what I want to be. SANDRA L. TREDRAY Tred Track 2-3; Musicals 2-3; Choir 2-4; To be- come Mrs. Michael Guerrero. GENE TRISCO. LORRI LYNN TROMBA Stork La- reado Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Pit Band 4; To always have the time and patience for others. KEVIN R.TSCHOHL Schol Letter- man's Club 2-4; Swimming 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Band 1-3; State Swim Meet, Mexico, NHS; ToD.D.and to find the answer to: What's the difference between an egg? MARK TUMA Track 2. OLGA CHRIS TYSHYNSKY Tysh Track 2-4; Swimming 3-4; Gymnas- tics 4; Art Club 4; Band 2-3; Pep Band 3; Sr. Cl. Comm.; To win at least 8 Olympic Gold Medals. 77 WALTER NESTOR TYSHYNSKY Avaldt Volleyball 3-4; Track 1-2; Muni-Basketball 1-2; To squeez in time. CINDYSUE UEBERFLUSS Qbb Ube Art Club 3-4; FT A 1-4; Pacer 3; Ushers 2-3, Stagecraft 4; To save enough Post Toastie labels to become a famed artist (like Amie). CLAUDIA VALOE Claude , Mom NHS, Hall Mon.; To keep my chin up and remember there ain’t no mt. high enough. DIANE R.VASSEL Girls Chorus 2, Choir 3, Prom Queen 3; Make my goal come true on the 18th green. To find a really good man and to see the world with him. Just to be happy in life. WAYNE VETTER Sweater Swim- ming 1-4; Football 1-2; To get my apprenticeship. GLENN H. WALTERS Wally , Walt Band 1; AV 1-4; To replace Mr. Cheke. Maybe visit the north side of Cudahy. MARYBETH WARREN Mare , Warren Cheerleaders 1-3; Mer- maids 2-3; Sr. Cl. Comm.; Stagecraft 2-4; Thespians 2, Play 3-4; Home- coming Comm.; Prom Comm.; To get lost in Germany so I can get away from B. F. DAVID WASHKUHN Crockett Kuhn Swimming 3-4; Lettermen's Club 1-2; Visit the Coloraso Mount- ains to back-pack before I go to settle down and make my first million $. PAUL LOUIS WASIKOWSKI Letter- man's Club 2-4; NHS 3-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 2-4; To take over G. W. 's job as head custodian on a full time basis. PATRICIA L. WEBER Patti Webbs Tennis manager 3; Office Helper 4; To become a nurse and make the man in my life happy. 78 GAIL M. WIENS Get a good job, make lots of money and live for the best. CLARENCE LOUIS WEISFLOG Swim- ming 2-4; Volleyball 2; After school attend 4 years of college at U. W.M. and get a good job. JOSEPH A. WEITEKAMP Joe Lab Assistant 7-8; Sr. Cl. Comm.; NHS; To drive an EDSEL forever. CINDI WESLEY Sr. Class V. P.; NHS 3-4; Choir 4; '74 Fall Play-lead, Musical 4; Sr. Cl. Comm.; CAP 4; Special Education for the Dead. If you never stick your neck out you'll never get your head above the clouds. JEAN A.WHITE Art Club 3; Hall Monitor 3-4; Track 3; To work with computors as a career. Howdy - Treacker signed saidies as Jenease. MIKE WIEDERHOLT Camra Club 1-4; To make people happy and learn how to deal with people. MICHAEL WHITMAN Roscoe , Wit Football 3, Volleyball 2, Muni-basketball 4; To see tobacco man riding in the ghost of a green Charger with refried Randy as his navigator. STEVEN R.WIER Murp , Corky Muni-Basketball 3-4; To be happy, to meet people, and to be successful. FRANK C.WINDT Franko Letter- men's Club 3-4; NHS 3-4; Cross Country 2-3; Swimming 2-4; Track 1-2; To continue my work and deter- mination in college and find my reward. WESLEY J. WOOD Weezle Vareity Track 3-4; Cross country 4; Muni- Basketball 4; Make a lot of money and find out why Norbi is burnt. 79 BRIAN K. WYCKLENDT Wicks Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; N.H.S.; Track 1-4; Muni-Baseball; Letter- man's Club; Jiving JV 3; Homecoming Court. ROZALIA SOPHIA ZAJDA Rosie , Rose N.H.S.3,4; Forensics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; To be a friend to everyone and to comfort and aid those in need. JULIE ZAMBO Bini , Zambini Class Comm. 2-4; Swim Mgr.3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Prom. Court 3; Mer- ton 3; To get my dreamboat and sail away to Colorado. MARINKO ZDERO Zade , Saggio , Gomez To grow old and be able to look back and say Life eas good . STEVEN J.ZEMPLINSKI Zepp Foot- ball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1; Muni baseball 2-4; Jiving JV 3; Let- terman Club 3,4; N.H.S.3,4. MITCHELL GLENN ZESS Debate 2-4; Choir 3,4; Musical 2-4; Usher 2; Forensics 2-4; Swing Choir; N.H.S.; Fall Play. To fly. BERNADETTE ZILLMAN Bernie , Burn-out Ushers 1,2; Muskego 3,4; To get away from Cudahy—that is if the gang goes with me. JOSEPH RICHARD ZIZIS Zizo Track 1-3; Move to Colorado and drink Coors with Coon and J.D. . JOHN A.ZODROW Jack , Killer N.H.S. 4; Debate 2-4; To live the best life I can with my 22.8 credits. 80 MARY ELIZABETH BOBULA To go to college and become a R. N. CINDY HOHNSTEDT Cinci , Dimples Hall Monitors 3,4; To be a cop and some day get married. NANCY PIEMEISEL Ushers 1-3; Con- cert; Football; Band 1-4; Paramedical Club 2; To go to college and have a decent future. To help people in any way. ANTHONY JOSEPH SCAFFIDI Hairy Choir 2-4; Hall Monitor 1-4; To work the rest of my life as a G' Man and to back and get my diploma. ROBERT C. DA NEK JANA WALSH. MICHAEL WRONKOWSKI To be a success in the business world. without pictures LAWRENCE EDWARD BONG Larry , Bonger AFS; Drama Club; Stagecraft; Pacer; Library Round Table; Hall Monitors. MARK MATTHEW BOWE Bozo Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2-4; Lettermen's 3-4; Muni-Baseball 3-4; Muni- Basketball 3-4. To become a FBI Agent and earn $24,000 a year. JEFFREY BRUCE To get out of Wisconsin and live some- where else. DAVID B. DIEHL Dave Band 1-4; Camera Club 2-3; Arrow 2-3; CAP 4. To major in instrumental music education. RUDI FRANKENREITER To go on to college. DAVID J. FURDEK III Football 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Bas- ketball 1; To move to Egypt, and have ten wives, or to follow in Mr. Wilke's footsteps. SANDRA LEE HANNA Hanna, (Banana) To get a good job, enjoy life and live it to the fullest. JESSE DALE HOLSCHBACH Hepher Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Mermaids 1; Musicals 1; Stagecraft 1; Jazz Band 1-3. To be a musician like L. O. isn’t, and to stay as nice and famous as I am now. MAHAILO KNEZIC Pep Band 2; Band 2; Lab Assistants 3,4; Mermaids 6, 7; Football 1-4; Track Field 2; Electric Water Polo Repairman 3,4; Fertilizer Club 1. To live in Tobbacco Country, Like Tobbacco Kilps. DOUGLAS. P. MAGNUSON Mag Mechanical Drawing 1-4j Metals 1-2. To become a millionaire and retire by the age of 25. MEYER, LEROY A. Football 1-3$ Wrestling 1-4. Retire at 45. PETER DANIEL NINKOVIC Crow Weightlifting 1-3; Hall Monitor 2; Grem-a-van Club 4. To believe, achieve, conceive or whatever. DAVID J. PRITZLAFF To find a job not only that I like, but one that will in some way help all people in their times of trouble. DENNIS SUCHARSKI A-V 2-4; To graduate and leave this school. DEBBIE WALDOCH CBL 4. DAVID WINSKI Basketball 2; Honor Roll 2-3. To get on the honor roll every time this year. RANDY WUTKE 83 Paul Hoven Greg Krahn Virginia Kulas William Lalie James Merkel JoAnn Pape Donald Peeper Wayne Schodeberg Mary Lynn Stray Michael Totka Sandy Totka Kurt Wagner Michael Wasieliewski s E N I O R S How do we experience all the new and old things? Through sight and sound heard, through air breathed in, through sound uttered as response, and through the feel of what is.. . The heat of the sun, wetness of water, coolness of earth:' this is how these signs open up life to each of us. And in the opening-up process, our human senses find pleasure, pain, fear, wonder, concern, and greater life as the respond. Taken from Signs and Symbols by Patricia Kennedy Arlin 85 86 1. MR. DERBY B. S. Bemidji State, Bemidji Minn. (Associate Degree Milwaukee Area Technical College, Milwaukee in Business Administration) M. A. College of Racine Driver Education Theory, Driver Education Practice, Summer School Driver Education 2. MR. BERNARD SCHMIDT UWM - B. S. Degree in U. S. History and Phy. Ed. College of Racine - M. S. Deg. Educational Administration and Supervision U. S. History Varsity Football 3. MS. JANE McELROY UW - Whitewater B. E. Typing 1-2, Intermediate Typing. CBL - Advisor. 1. MR. CHARLES P. HITT B. S. in Education University of Wisconsin - White- water General English (12) College Prep. English (12) Arrow Advisor, Assistant Baseball Coach 2. MRS. MERRILEE UNRATH Sophomore Speech, Forensics Director, and Asst. Drama Director. r .Mi S. RICHARD CHF.KE University of Wisconsin Stout B. S. and M. S. Woodworking I and III PATRICIA LIVENS Edgewood College B. S. University of Wisconsin - Madison - M.S. Shorthand, Clerical Practice MR. DARYL DEAN Northland College U. S. History Track, assistant 1. MS. PATT CLARK Wisconsin State University - Stevens Point, San Jose State, UWM, Marquette, B. S. Education: English, Library Science. Business English, General English. Paramedical Advisor. 2. MRS. ARLENE URICK Clothing, Foods, Family living. 3. JEFFTRICKEY Ripon College B. A. Physical Education Head B Football Head B Basketball 1. BRADFORD ARNESON W. S.U. - Whitewater B. S. E. - Broadfied Art K-12 Art 1-2, Art 3-4 Art Club Advisor 2. ROBERT SEDLACEK University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee B.S. Degree - Mathematics major Physics - minor Algebra, Geometry Head Swim Coach 3. THOMAS NACKERS U. W. - Whitewater Bachelor of Science in Education Accounting, Advanced Accounting, Business Law, Data Processing 4. MR. KEN KUJAWA U. W.-M.B.S. in Math and Secondary Education M. S. in Mathematics Analytic Geometry and the Calculus Introduction to Computers, Geometry J.V. Basketball Coach, Advisor of Cheerleaders, Director of Grade School Basketball League, Chess Team Advisor 91 ?1 w 1. FREDERICK F. MURPHY Milton College - B. A. Duke University - M. A. Advanced Biology, Biology (Sophmore) Senior Class Advisor, Graduation Director, National Honor Society Advisor, Science Department Chairman 2. LARRY OSTERBURG B. E„ - Whitewater, M. S. - Illinois Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Lessons Sophomore Class Advisor 3. JANEHASLANGER University of Wisconsin - Madison, B. M. and M.A. Choir, Girls Chorus, Voice Classes Junior Class Sponsor, Musical Show Director 1. MISS JUDY KRELITZ UWM - BFA, MALS Librarian Library Round Table 2. MRS. FRANK Library Aides, Assistant, Library Round Table Advisor 94 1. MS. PATRICIA HANSON U.W. - M B.S., U.W. - Masters Degree Senior Counselor Ushers Club 2. EDWARD RACE Loyola University L. A. California, Marquette University B. S. M. E. Guidance - counseling Chairman Guidance Department, Community Action Project, Explorer's Club, Coach - Weight Training 3. PETER W. HASSMER University of Northern Colorado - Doctor of Philosophy Counselor - Class of 1977 Head Basketball Coach 4. MRS. ROSALIE DOVI Guidance Counselor - Secretary. 95 SITTING: Eugene Barcio, Tom Kujawa, Janet Noyes, Robert J. Cassidy, Leighton Miller. STANDING: Gary Barrette, Walter Ploetz, Andrew Bong, Donald Lisowski. 'SZr--- ' ■Ml r « jmwsBsSZB� ■A. Principal Jtr. Jtobert leegei Assistant Principal Jlr. jiairold Lorenz '-•te;' - •v, . s‘V ; . - ?i.-i. -a April gave us springtime and the promise of the flower, and the feelings that -we both shared, and the love that we called ours, We knew no time for sadness, that's the road we each came from, and we were living time meant for us, and even then it would rain and we'd laugh it off I've got pieces of April, I keep them in the memory's that you gave, I've got pieces of April, but it's a morning in May. I stood on the crest of summer beneath an old blossom green, feelings as 1 did in April not really knowing what it means Its a morning Its a morning in May Just a morning Just a morning, Just a morning in May. Its a morning in May Just a morning A morning in May} A morning in May Just a morning in May Its a morning. 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Court: Mary Nedbal, Sandy Paciga, Cathy Payne, Kim Koss, Debbie Baumgard, Jan Zodrow. Court: Jeff Anderson, Frank Anderson, Mike Baumgard, Mike McCabe, Steve Slivinski, Tom Johnson, Coach Wetzel, Nick Fricano. Team Varsity Team B-Team 1st Greendale 48 1st Greendale .34 2nd Cud aliy 82 2nd St. Francis 90 3rd Oak Creek 85 3rd Wauwatosa East 110 4th St. Francis 96 4th Oak Creek 124 5 th Wauwatosa South East 111 5th Milwaukee 127 6th Whitefish Bay 127 6th Franklin 148 7th South Milwaukee 148 7th Cudahy 375 8th Franklin 175 8th Whitefish Bay 187 9th Eisenhower 261 9 th Wauwatosa West 244 10th Wauwatosa 286 10 th Eisenhower 309 W est Really think Miss Jane is that pretty? Bet-'cha a buck, we'll have to clean up! WE WERE THERE -DRESS REHERSAL As far as we remember, he said he'd marry her. Just don't sell that great suit. Randy, I hope that you didn't make it. . . .here they are dancing their way into your hearts the clutzo brothers. Come-on, Chuck, this is really serious. OKIAHOMA Scott Mulqueen and Tami Danforth The dream sequence AUNT ELLER . . . CURLY........... LAUREY.......... IKE SKIDMORE . . FRED............ SLIM............ WILL PARKER . . JUD FRY......... ADO ANNIE .... ALI HAKIM . . . . GERTIE CUMMINGS ELLEN........... VIVIENNE .... FAYE............ VIRGINIA........ SYLVIA.......... ANDREW CARNES . CORD ELAM. . . . JESS FARMER CHALMERS Karen Nuszbaum . . Daniel Zink Sandra Langfeldt Mark Chojnacki . Frank Anderson . Lance Wagner Scott Mulqueen . Mitchell Zess . Tami Danforth Mark Antonjewski Debra Christensen Debra Baumgard .Wendy Ciesinski . Kathy Milaeger . . . Jayne Lien Kathryn Schroeder . Raymond Knoll . . James Luljak Michael McCabe . . . . Jay Olson Student Directors . . . . . Linda Orlikowski Sue Alexander Donna Addis Mary Nedbafl Katrin Mama . Sharon Mijokovie’ Popa . Randy St. Antoine. Dagmar Uncle Elizabeth .... . . . Chinky Wahl Christine Mr. Hyde Nels . . . Mark Antoniewski Aunt Trina Aunt Sigrid Aunt Jenny Uncle Chris . . Charles Knowles A Woman (Jessie) . . . . . . Bev Wederath Mr. Thorkelson . . . . Dr. Johnson ...... Arne A Nurse Another Nurse Soda Clerk Madeline Dorothy Florence Dana Moorehead Bell Boy Walk Ons: Debi Centell. . . Mark Chojnacki. .. Mary Beth Warren.. . Linda Hawkey. .. Mark Rusch. .. Terry Wahl. . . Andrea Sparacino. CURTAIN CALL A.F.S. TALENT SHOW CHUCK KNOWLES M.C. There is no way, one can thank all of you for this year's experiences and I hope that you will make the future AFS students feel welcome, the way you did to me. I thank you. Micronesia, the islands in the Pacific are tiny, but beautiful and so are the people. My family is big and therefore more love goes around. Cudahy, has given me an experience worth remembering. Friends I have made shall always linger with me, ever)'one connected with AFS, I thank you and especially the three families, whose house I have raided, for this past year, including: the Sauers, the Hawkeys and the Zawakowskis. You are all so wonderful. 122 ROW 1: S. Schlesser, B. Lee, G. Taro, B. Hiedingsfelt, S. Swanda, ROW 2: T. Wahl, J. Grawn, D. Addis, S. Stawhowiak, Y. Dhooge, J. Kutka, D. Javorek, C. Cook, ROW 3: P. Prince, C. Lorenz, K. Erickson, K. Wahl, B. Groen, ROW 4: S. Ruttgers, D. Pie- chock, L. Bong, L. Koehler, J. Mostenan, L. Lupo, K. Scully. The American Field Service Club’s main motive is to unite the people of different lands. Not only does A. F. S. send someone to a foreign country but it also receives a student. (Glenn Taro of Saipan, is our 1974-75 exchange student). The club's many activities in- clude A. F.S. Day, the talent show and pizza sales. This year's officers are Kathy Kluck; President, Debbie Baum- gard; Vice-President Secretary, and Mary Petersonj Treasurer. Meetings are held in room 130, Wednesday nights at 3:25 p.m. Debbie Baumgard-Vice President secretary; Kathy Kluck-Pres- ident; Mary Peterson-Treasury. F.T.fl. KNEELING: ROW 1: C. Dale, L. Sliwinski, D. Durand. ROW 2: K. Wenglewski, L. Sliwinski, S. Marchese, STANDING: B. Bukowski, M. Krecak, T. Pickering, C. Kasmerek. SEATED: K. Kleman. STANDING: C. Mostenan, M. Padadino, C. Planser, C. Peterson, S. Patliff. iz4 DEBATE CLUB LTO R; Thorson, Michael; Zodrow, John; Hoagland, John. This year's debate team consists of only 3 people all of which are boys. The main purpose of debate are the student's development of his speaking abilities, persuasive techniques, reasoning, re- search methods, and organization of ideas. If prepared in time, they hope to enter 5 or 6 indivitational debate tournaments and, if successful they continue on to the state elimination tournament. PARAMEDICAL | ROW Is D. Chappie, M. Wulff, J. Kopca, L. Sliwinski, S. Marchese. ROW 2: A. Koszinkowski, J. Wesell, K. Nus- zbaum, L. Marciniak, J. Czajkowski, M. Krecak, L. Sliwinski. The main purpose of the Paramed- ical is to investigate the many car- eers related to medicine. Paramed- ical club meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month, in room 139. Officers are: Linda Koehler, Pres. , Sue Marchese, Vice Pres., Mara Krecak, Secretary, Linda Marciniak, Treasurer. 126 DRAMA CLUB | ROW 1: K. Koss, L. Hawkey, C. Heshiak, J. Hoenig, L. Lewandowski, P. Prince, L. Gillich, R. Zajda, B. Heidingsfelt. ROW 2: K. La Favor, L. Bong, N. Lemke, L. Cornwell, D. Addis, C. Allen, K. Meyer. ROW 3: R. Rusch, A. Strehlow, B. Zierhart, K. Bunda, S. Janisewski, M. Rusch. This year's Drama Club meets on the 2nd and 4th. Mondays of every month in room 138. The off- icers of the Drama Club are: Kim Koss, President, and Linda Cornwell, Vice-President. Along with acting out favorite fairy tales for grade schools, the Drama Club is planning on attending a number of professional theater presentations and also help to support the school's dramatic ac- tivities. The major fund raising activity for the Drama Club this year will be selling candy bars. 127 FORENSICS BACK ROW: R. Zajda, Cindy T, L. Lupo, J. Hoagland, R. Mellin. FRONT ROW: J. Holubowicz, L. Meerschaert, C. Clinkenbeard, M. Thorsen. Mrs. M. Unrath has been the ad- visor for the FORENSICS Club for the last 7 years and seems every year to bring home a few winners, Keep it up Mrs. Unrath. Activities of Forensics are: Local Contest - Mid-February Sub-District Contest - Last week in February District Contest - March 15, 1975 State Contest - April 19, 1975 (in Madison) ECOLOGY CLUB BOTTOM ROW 1: L. Varga, C. Clinkenbeard, T. Zajda, M. Wulff. ROW 2: J. Kaebisch, D. VandenBrink, E. Popddi, K. Wenglewski, T. Danek. FRONT: L. Varga, D. Smul, M. Boknevitz. MIDDLE: C. Lezcha, B. Kopca, D. Dobrzynski, A. Sztukowski, G. Wagner, B. Heidingsfield. BACK: Ms. Krelitz, G. Chovanec, A. Grambow, Mrs. Frank, L. Padilla. LIBRARY ROUND TABLE SoroSQca These next few pages are dedicated to the SERVICES around school. These are also groups of people dedicated to a cause, and that cause is a better Cudahy Senior High. A warm thanks goes out to all of you for the job you have done for us this year. Signs by Joeseph Kaebisch I PACER| L. TO R.: FRONT ROW: Jan Lewandowski, Beth Kukor, Pam Ramskuglar. ROW 2: Mike Thorson, Tom Grochowski, Dawn Smul. ROW 3: Ken LeFaivre, Rainer Schultz, Scott Rowley. L. TO R.: FRONT: S. Moss, N. Paczocha. BACK: J. Hilby, J. Koenig. ARROW YEARBOOK A R R O W Y E A R B O O K A R R O W Y E A R B O O K EDITORS RIGHT TO LEFT TO TOP: Annetta Frede, Debbie Fortier, San- dy G roe lie. We've only just be- gun. .. to put our memories of good times and bad into a scrapbook that will last a lifetime. Though some hold this place as a pri- son and others as a place of love and friendship; it will always hold a spec- ial place in our hearts. Dedicated to� the class of '75 from the Arrow Editors. Staff ABOVE CONSISTS OF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Baumgard, T, Wahl, C. Hendrix, P. Prince, D. Balow, K. Meyer, M. Peltier, M. Peterson, K. Kluck. Photographers LEFT CONSISTS OF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Lewens, K. Tuma, J. Johnson, S. Schoemann, and Head photographer Jim Hilby. OOcopa m O A R R O W Y E A R B O O K A R R O W Y E A R B O O K C.A.P. PROGRAM CHUCK KNOWLES WEMP DONNA LEVI PARKVIEW SCHOOL RON MAHSEM ANDRAE MOTOR SUPPLY CHUCK FOSMORE VENUS FORD MIKE FINCO EARL'S AUTO SERVICE DEBBIE SOBOTTA ST. FRANCIS POLICE CINDY WESLEY ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL LINDA ORLIKOWSKI CUD ALIY S. G L. CINDY REED ARTHUR TREACHERS LARRY LANGOWSKI ARBY'S MIKE WRONKOWSKI ARBY'S MARK MATYKOWSKI ST. FRANCIS POLICE DAVE DIEHL JR. HIGH WEST MARK BOWE ST. FRANCIS POLICE JO HOENIG ST. FRANCIS POLICE PATI SOBOLEWSKI ST. FRANCIS POLICE GREG LEWANDOWSKI BAY VIEW PRINTING DEBBIE HABANEK CUDAHY MARINE BANK MARYBETH WARREN 1st NATL. BANK OF CUD. JIM MARCHESE ST. FRANCIS POLICE FRANK MAGESTRO ST. FRANCIS POLICE GLEN PAWLOWSKI ST. FRANCIS POLICE JEFF BRUCE ST. FRANCIS POLICE JESSE HOLSCHBACH ST. FRANCIS POLICE TONY SCAFFIDI ST. FRANCIS POLICE JACK OSTROWSKI ST. FRANCIS POLICE 134 CLAYTON MANTHEI ST. FRANCIS POLICE A SPECIAL THANK - YOU CHRIS BOKNEVITZ FRANK ANDERSON JEFF KOENIG MR. CAL WETZEL MR. AND MRS. FREDE (BASEMENT!) MRS. JUDY HITT MS. DIANE LINDENAU AND TO ALL THE MANY OTHER FRIENDS... 13S ROW 1: K. Milaeger, D. Baumgard, K. Jorgensen, L. Kelly, D. Christensen, M. Walsh, C. Hardenbrook, N. Tomka, B. Heidingsfeld, L. Michalak, D. Balow, B. Zierhart, M. Peterson, J. Mostenan, T. Wahl, S. Foucault, K. Nuszbaum, J. Czajkowski. ROW 2: E. Dovnik, K. Schroeder, K. Janke, S, Sorenson, T. Thompson, S. Ruttgers, J. Terranova, C. Wes- ley, K. Erickson, M. Ludwig, D. Nowaczynski, L. Koehler, A. Orlowski, D. Fortier, L. Scaffidi, D. Centell, K. Murphy, B. Schultz. ROW 3: F. Anderson, T. Geinke, P. Mark, P. Hoyt, J. Schmitt, A. Wyskochil, P. Witkowski, L. Padills, W. Csyenski, D. Piechocki, S. Langfeldt, P. Seymour, M. Messner, A. Rehorst, T. Pickering, T. Danforth, C. Canapa, P. «rate Ranskuglar, B. Johannes. ROW 4: D. Stovocarith, R. Hanson, S. Tredray, L. Cornwell, R. Marcaze, L. Schultz. ROW 5: J. Luljak, P. Yumang, D. Pertilli, R. Nowak, P. Mark, D. Bugni, T. Scaffidi, J. Fellin, D. Washkaun, J. Marcazie, M. Antoneski, F. Magestro, S. Janisheski, S. Mulqueen, M. McKendry, M. Spats. ROV 6: D. Amhaus, M. McCabe, A. Fueling, F. Piechocki, R. Knoll, M. Mixdorf, M. Chojnacki, P. Gazdik, P. Kaufman, L. Wagner, D. Zink, J. Graun, D. Anderson, J. Olsen, R. Dornik, G. Wagner. ROW 1: J. Lendowski, A. Wohlfarth, M. Czernejewski, L. Tice, M. Peterson, K. Paul, C. Knowles. ROW 2: C. Payne, N. Fricano, D. Momsen, S. Fieler, J. Kisley, T. Dejewski, B. Riegel, D. Gazdik, K. Payne, D. Johnson, J. Kutka, D. Kucej, R. Zeniecki, L. Marciniak. ROW 3: N. Thomas, H. Lorenz, D. Jablonowski, C. Wineinger, B. Stark, D. Hanley, D. Obee, L. Tromba, C. Kucej, A. Kurtin, G. Bye, K. Tuma. ROW 4: D. Brown, D. Ostrowski, S. Roth, A. Treland, M. Mayford, S. Ostrowski, T. Pinkowski, C. Holsen, G. Gosetti, W. Peronto, S. Case, D. Mihlsimmer, V. Senski, S. Tichikowski. ROW 5: P. Chrostowski, S. Fonfara, G. Kryger, Qr Deutsch, D. Zemanovic, J. Gilchrist, M. Plevak, N. Lemeke, B. Kaminski, D. Langsdorf, S. Mixdorf, M. Sauer. ROW 6: B. Wederath, D. Deihl, D. Beilke, E. Popodi, P. Treloar, T. Boknovitz, S. Boyce, D. Durand, J. Zaleski, A. Sztukowski, L. Sliwinski, J. Moran, G. Ratliff, S. Bucholz. ROW 7: S. Putnam, K. Bunda, L. Slogaski, S. Alexander, S. Swanda, M. Herrick, L. Sliwinski, D. VanDerBrink, B. Phillipson, B. Groen. ROW 8: J. Czykowski, L. Belleranti, S. Nowakowski, C. Dayle, N. Piemeisel, P. Belsky, J. Spik- berg, D. Dewald, M. Brandstetter, B. Baumgard. PEP BAND 1st ROW: D. Momsen, S. Feiler, B. Kaminski, L. Tromba, T. Pinkowski, C. Deutsch, S. Putnam, J. Lendowski, D. Van Den Brink, B. Groen. 2nd ROW: N. Thornes, C. Wineinger, D. Jablonowski, S. Swanda, S. Alexander, D. Beilke, L. Belleanti, B. Baumgard, D. Jahnke, L. Hawkey, M. Fogel, L. Sliwinski, A. Sztukowski, L. Slogaski. 3rd ROW: V. Senski, D. Milshimer, D. Ostrowski, C. Holsen, G. Gosetti, S. Nowakowski, G. Ratliff, P. Christowski, S. Fonfara. 4th ROW: R. Riegel, N. Fricano, A. Kurtin, S. Roth, T. LaFavor, W. Peronto, S. Ostrowski, J. John- son, P. Franson, C. Knowles, D. Obee. JAZZ BAND CONDUCTED BY MR. LARRY OSTERBURG ROW 1: M. Saurer, M. Plevak, J. Gilchrist, P. Chrostowski, C. Detsch, T. Boknevitz; ROW 2: S. Ostrowski, T. Pinkowski, D. Holsen, G. Gossetti, V. Senski, D. Ostrowski, W. Peronto, G. Bye, C. Kucej; ROW 3: D. John- son, J. Kisley, T. Lafavor, N. Thommes, C. Knowles, D. Jablowski, B. Stark, J. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW lsj. Holubowicz, S. Paciga, J. Lien. ROW 2: P. Ram- skuglar, K. Janicek, J. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW 1: J. Ziais, C. Valoe, B. Heidinsfield, G. Nelson, S. Paciga, K. Kleman, R. Peltier. ROW 2: J. Anderson, S. Frishman, B. Groen. ROW 3: S. Bzdusek, A. Adamczyk, R. Hanson. BOTTOM ROW 1: B. Guillonard, E. O'Leary J. Lutz, A. Bronson, R. Zadja, L. Dziadosz. ROW 2: M. Wolff, C. Allen, D. VanDenBrink T. Zadja. ROW 3: Mr. Skillbaum, C. Boknev- ita, T. Danek. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Lien, C. Shade, R. Douglas, B. Blomberg, L. Bergsrud, T. Douglas. ROW 1: D. York, S. Paciga, M. Selensky, K. Peters. ROW 2: L. Veternick, S. Frish- mann, C. Malicki, J. Bauman. G U I H D E A L N P C E E R S 144 USHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: D. E urane, B. Bukowski, N„ Piemiesel, ROW 2: R. Peltier, C.C. Hendricks, A. Morren, ROW 3: M. Peltier, J. Jambritz. ROW 4. D. Chappie, C. Zarth, D. Sleeger, ROW 5: K. Ratliff, C. Peterson. The adviser for the User Club is Ms. Hanson. The officers are: President, Beth Buk- owski and Secretary Treasurer, Nancy Piemeisel. The purpose of the Usher Club is to give a service to the various perform- ances to the school. The members will be ushering for all plays, musicals, concerts, Honors Day, and Graduation. NOW ON WITH THE SHOW!'. LAB ASSISTANCE LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Rodziczak, J. Koenig, J. Lewandowski, J. Holubowicz, L. Varga, F. Thinnes, A. Strehlow, J. Weitekamp. 145 MAINTENANCE Ervin J. Heltemes Thomas Paul- Asst. Supervisor Fred Kovac Mrs. Helen Dounar Lawrence Lezala Mrs. Viola Nemeth Kenneth Riegel Mrs. Elaine Notham Eugene Waszak Mrs. Elizabeth Pesch Clifford Furdek- Supervisor of Maintenance Mrs. Dorothy Piscrek 146 eeexeoqd exconscon MEXICAN EXCURSION (Advisor: Mr. Charapata) Hot tamales! Enchaladas! Tacos! These are just some of the delicious, delectable foods that the Spanish Estudiantes will enjoy. Along with the foods they will also be enjoying the surroundings. The Mexican Excursion starts on December 20 and ends on January 1. The main cities they will be visiting are: Mexico City and Vera Cruz. Stops along the way include: Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, St. Antonio, Laredo, Monterrey, Saltitto, and Matehuala. The estudiantes involved in the Mexican Excursion meet whenever they need to in either room 118 or the library. A money-raising plan for the Excursion is a dance to be held on October 4. 147 3335 Pom Poo SqooO TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW 1: Yvonne Dhooge, Barb Detlaff, Cindy Sukup, Janet Magestro. ROW 2: Kathy Ruud, Debbie Polachek, Diane Semon, Kathy Schroeder. ROW 3: Debbie Baumgard, Margie Selenski, Cindy Amann, Anita Morren. ROW 4: Lynn Lupo, Mary Nedbal, Lynn Meerschaert, Renee Peltier. SITTING: Co-Captains- Lori Mich- alak and Sandy Groelle. The Cudahy Pom-Pon Squad, adds color, spirit, and entertainment to the halftimes of both football and basketball games. The squad is made up of 16 girls and 2 alternates. We are headed by 2 captains: Sandy Groelle and Laurie Michalak and our advisor is Miss Diane Domi- niak. Our job is to perform routines made up to mu- sic for entertainment. -Sandy G. Advisor Diane Dominiak. 150 LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Betsy Bowe, Edie Delaney, Christy Megna. TOP ROW: Betsy Johannes, Nancy Paczocha, Janet Ross, Cindy Kucej. Varsity Co-Captains: Cindy Kucej and Cathy Payne. ■ ■■ AAA Varsity Cheerleaders 151 BOTTOM ROW: P. Paul, D. Centell, K. Kucharski. MIDDLE ROW: S. Trapp, J. Zemplinski, M. Schlitz. TOP ROW: K. Richards, D. Denton. 'B' Team Cheerleader; It's a little tough at first, but once the routines are learned, there's no more enthusiastic a group. 152 L. TOR.: FRONT: N. Fricano, L. Belleranti, K. Peters, B. Bukowski, S. Paciga, C. Kucay, G. Gosseti. ROW 2: S. Cro- elle, R. Sites, C. Sukup, C. Valoe, L. Plevak, M. Norberg, M. Messner, L. Marciniak, C. Payne, J. Crajawski, ROW 3: S. Slivinski, D. Zodrow, R. Zajad, D. Praderelli, C. Holsen, D. Rozicak, M. Zess, N. Paczocha, C. Wesley, C. Lezala, B. Bukowski, G. Bye, ROW 4: M. Baumgard, R. Regal, F. Wyent, N. Thomas, J. Whitekamp, K. Tschole, S. Kemplinski P. Wasikowski, S. Sylla, B. Hilby, R. Chojnacki, J. Luliak, M. Steffes. The National Honor Society is an organization based on the qualities of Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. All members thrive on these characteristics, but in order to maintain organization some of the specially qualified members must be appointed to offices. In our society these officers are: Beth Kukor, Pre- sident; Greg Gosetti, Vice-President; Betsy Spahiu, Secretary; Cindy Kucej, Treasurer; Norb Thomas, Historian. Our advisor is Mr. Murphy. This year as one of our fund raising events, we sold coffee for MATC students. All profits from these sales are used for club projects and scholarships. Nancy Paczocha 153 LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: K. Zarth, T. Chojacki, J. Bauman, D. Bondar, L. Plevak, M. Michalets, C. Colla, A. Pesch, L. Koehler. BACK ROW: D. Sleeger, G. Bye, D. Chappie, A. Kurtin, S. Skrobis, L. Michalets, C. Heshiak, C Clinkinbeard, B. Johannes, Coach-Mrs. Mancuso. Hale 3 Cudahy 2 Tosa West 5 Cudahy 0 Oak Creek 1 Cudahy 4 Waukesha North 2 2 Cudahy 3 Shorewood 2 Cudahy 3 Tosa East 4 Cudahy 1 White fish Bay 5 Cudahy 0 Waukesha South 3 Cudahy 2 Greendale 2 Cudahy 3 West Allis Central 0 Cudahy 5 Custer 1 Cudahy 3 South Milwaukee 0 Cudahy 5 00 — if 4 % ' jo' LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: J. Olson, M. Mac- iona, D. Kubic, K. Adamchek, L. Cornwell, S. Moss, E. Delaney, L. Abdalla, C. Misovie, C. Kucej. MIDDLE ROW: P. Paul, L. Sliwinski, K. Aleksy, B. Sadowski, S. Selenski, D. Sanicek, S. Sopik, O. Tyshinsky, C. Malicki, C. Zelko, L. Sliwinski, J. Zambo. BACK ROW: J. Zodrow, E. Spahr, L. Kuban, D. Slusar, K. Kolden, C. Tomsik, D. Kolden, E. Windt, B. Kukor, D. Krachewski, T. Pickering. Cudahy 98 Waukesha South 81 West Allis Central 44 Cudahy 68 St. Francis 26 Waukesha North 23 Cudahy 90 Cudahy 83 West Allis Hale 81 Shorewood 54 Cudahy 89 Suburban Conference Tosa East 49 Cudahy 6th place 110.5 West Allis Central 32 Cudahy 83 Tosa West 378 South Milwaukee 78 Cudahy 273 Whitnall 8 Waukesha South 270 West Allis Central 226 State Sectionals Cudahy 5th place 98 Trojan Relays Cud ah 7 th place LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: S. Paciga, K. Krahn, J. Granek, J. Lendowski, L. Lien. BACK ROW: B. Bowe, C. Jani- cek, C. Amann, C. Champagne, K. Drana, A. Grombow. JR. VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: R. Matuszewski, M. Salazar, D. Walters, B. Thompson, C. Senk, B. Ferry. BACK ROW:J. Kopp, L. Meerschaert, S. Roth, H. Nemeth, J. Holubowicz, M. Baronek. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Shorewood 2-15 11-15 11-15 Whitefish Bay 5-17 8-15 15-11 Waukesha North 11-15 15-13 7-15 South Milwaukee 4-15 2-15 3-15 Central 4-15 7-15 0-15 Tosa East 5-15 1-15 5-15 Hale 6-15 3-15 0-15 West Milwaukee 0-15 9-15 3-15 Tosa West 5-15 2-15 6-15 Waukesha 3-15 7-15 15-17 157 l_l— - TOP: Mike Girrard, Mike Lisowski, Steve Bdusek, Joe Veriga, Mark Thompson, Mike Setum, Pat Masarik, Tim Robinson, Mark Trinkl, John Schmidt. ROW 2: Scott Buerger, Rich Schuster, Steve Curry, Tim Schmidt, Tim Curry, Scott Striech, John Paul, Larry Bong, Jim Luljak, Dean Rozdiziak. ROW 3: Tim Fischer, Curt Gosh, Mark Steffes, Brian Wyclendt, Jon Swietzer, Russ Hanson, Tom Johnson, Mike Baumguard, Scott Sylla, Tim Brinza, Jay Vojvodicp, Gary Nelson. ROW 4: Rosemary Colla, Teresa Hinkens, Karen Krahn, Sandy Paciga, Kelly Fabrizio, Sharon Frischman, Terry Pickering, Gail Chovanec, Beth Kukor, Kathy Kleman, Margret Brandstetter, Sandy Moss, Betsy Bowe. ROW 5: Cindy Champayne, Pam Brown, Cindy Tomasik, Judy Lewandowski, Karen Ale sky, Terry Chojnacki, Anna Grambrow, Colleen Colla, Sue Scrob- bis, Jan Zodrow, Dawn Kryszewski, Kim Drana. BOTTOM: Denise Bondar, Linda Plevak, Kevin Tschol, Gail Bye, Edie Delaney, Grank Windt. Present at all school sports gatherings are mem- bers of the Letterman's ( or Letterpeople if you wish) Club. This is a club organized to promote a wholesome athletic program at C. H. S. The Letterman were the ones who sold the football and basketball programs as well as the Packer Backer” Buttons. This year planned activities: U. of Wis. Football game, Milw. Bucks Basketball game, Trip to Southern Colony, and a Brewer Baseball game. Mr. Bowe is the advisor. OFFICERS: President Paul Wasikowski, Vice President Steve Zemplinski, Secretary Bob Sieger, Treasurer, Ken Millar, Sargent at Arms Chucks Knowles. LETTERMAN cross coijntry LEFT TO RIGHTjFRONT ROW: M. Kenny, T. Johnson, J. Anderson, Capt. S. Slivinski, M. Baumguard, J. Hermson, J. Marchese, A. Kutzman, S. Hennlich. ROW 2: J. Paczocha, J. Kuntzman, S. Damgaard, D. Anderson, T. Boknevitz, C. Dale, J. Moran, C. Deutsch, Coach Wetzel, Coach Thalman. ROW 3: S. Wood, B. Kettenhofen, P. Kettenhofen, R. McCabe, S. Kollatz, K. Rowson, W. Wood. 159 Cudahy 11 Soyth Milwaukee 0 Cudahy 6 Wauwatosa East 3 Cudahy 4 West Allis Central 1 Cudahy 9 Waukesha 2 Cudahy 2 West Allis Hale 1 Cudahy 1 West Milwaukee 2 Cudahy 4 Whitefish Bay 2 Cudahy 7 South Milwaukee 1 Cudahy 11 Shorewood 2 Cudahy 4 Shorewood 2 Cudahy 6 Wauwatosa West 3 Cudahy 6 West Allis Central7 Cudahy 5 West Allis Hale 6 Cudahy 2 West Milwaukee 7 Cudahy 2 Whitefish Bay 6 Cudahy 6 Waukesha 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT: B. Kissinger, R. Schuster, T. Curry, V. Megna, T. Aleksy, C. Gosh. BACK: S. Curry, G. Go- oder, S. Sylla, J. Flood, Coach Wetzel, M. Thompson, G. Gregory, J. Paul, J. Schwietzer, Coach Hitt. 160 AVE. NAME AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SO BB SAC SB .349 Curry, Steve 63 18 22 3 2 0 12 8 11 0 12 .302 Curry, Tim 53 11 16 4 2 0 18 12 8 6 11 . 319 Thompson, Mark 69 5 22 2 0 2 10 8 6 0 8 . 240 Megna, Vince 50 9 12 4 3 0 15 13 21 7 7 . 161 Gooder, Greg 31 6 5 1 1 1 5 23 1 0 0 . 205 Aleksy, Tom 39 3 8 2 0 0 2 11 6 0 3 . 294 Sylla, Scott 51 10 15 3 1 0 4 14 5 0 1 . 277 Schuster, Rick 36 7 10 1 1 0 3 9 1 4 2 . 206 Schweitzer, Jon 46 9 9 2 0 0 6 11 7 2 0 .250 Gregory, Greg 16 1 4 0 0 0 1 7 2 2 2 . 100 Girard, Mike 10 2 1 1 0 0 2 8 4 0 0 . 222 Flood, Jim 9 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 3 0 1 . 288 Paul, John 45 6 13 0 1 0 7 18 1 0 3 .500 Kitzinger, Jim 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Michalski, Paul 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 Gosh, Curt 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 . 264 531 89 140 23 11 3 88 149 66 15 50 Mighty Coach Wetzel at bat. Cudahy started out their 1974 baseball season with a bang'. By winning seven out of their first eight games, putting them in first place for the first round of play. The first and only loss in the first round came when a tough West Milwaukee team turned in a 2-1 victory. The loss didn't seem to bother the packers though, until the close of the season when we were upset four out of the last five games. The Pack ended up the season in a three way tie for the Suburban Championship. Award winners at the end of the season were Steve Curry; batting champ. Capt. Vince Megna; MVP, Scott Sylla; MV Pitcher and Jon Schweitser; Espirit De Packers. Only Meg- na will not be back for the Packers next year. It looks like a bright 1975 season. Coach 'Vacuum Hitt 3 161 BASKETBALL 75 VARSITY TOP ROW: S. Loshaw; S. Trapp; K. Janicek; K. Drana; K. Kolden; Mr. Ruhland; D. Bondar; J. Bauman; G. Bye; A. Kurtin. BOTTOM ROW: J. Zodrow; C. Mulqueen; C. Amann; J. Zemplinski; K. Krahn; B. Sadowski. ROW 1: D. Shelly, L. Iwaskiewicz; D. Walter; K. Fabrizio; K. Murphy; M. Salazar; L. Michalets; M. Mich- alets; A. Manthei; A. Slusar; ROW 2: A. Cwitlinski; C. Kaczmarek; M. Maciona; L. Steffes; L. Talaska; D. Slusar; B. Anderson; L. Plevak; P. Ramskuglar; D. Frelchl; J. Dziobkowski; T. Schultz. GIRLS GYMNASTICS COACH MRS. S. BEST ROW 1: J. Lutz, Karen Gosetti, Karen Richards, D. Rowley, D. Colla, J. Lendowski, S. Macek; ROW 2: M. Brandstetter, K. Connor, E. Dalaney, S. Moss, N. Paczocha, D. Komis, C. Tomasik, D. Denton, T. Seneff; ROW 3: M. Oudenhoven, O. Tyshynsky, C. Malicki, B. Bowe, J. Ross, J. Lorenzen, R. Douglas, M. Schilz. MEET RESULTS iV Swim PACKER RELAYS Swimmers take your marks. . . 11 BANG! There they go, splashing their way down the lanes, fighting for a victory. This year Cudahy was host to four other swim teams at the Second Annual Packer Relays. The teams were: the Central Bulldogs, the South Milwaukee Rockets, the Shorewood Greyhounds, and the St. Francis Mariners. Even though the competition was tough, our fantastic team came through with a second place, only losing by two points. DUEL MEETS Cudahy: 49 Cudahy: 50 St. Francis: 33 Hamilton: 33 Cudahy: 68 Cudahy: 66 West Milwaukee: 12 Bau View: 15 Cudahy: 40 Cudahy: 104 Kenosha Tremper: 40 Shorewood: 43 Cud ally: 22 Cudahy: 74 Greenfield: 53 West Allis Hale: 82 Cudahy: 53 Cudahy: 59 West Allis Central: 29 South Milwaukee : 20 Cudahy: 36 Cudahy: 29 Marshall: 52 Oak Creek: 53 TREMPER INVITATIONAL Cudahy: 3rd place - 184 1 2 This year's J. V. swim team started off the season with a big splash and ended it in nearly the same way. Out of the twelve meets the team swam in, they had 7 wins, 1 tie, and 4 losses. They also took 3rd place in the Keno- sha Tremper Invitational. The team consists of 3 Juniors, 12 Sophomores, and 8 Freshmen, All very hard workers striving to prove Cud- ahy's Junior Varsity Swim Team is number 1. This team with guys like Tim Dejewski, Jay Bichl, Ed Windt, Joe Pluskota, Mark McKen- dry, and Dan Sotski (to name a few) should help to strengthen next year's Varsity Team. ROW 3: Coach Sedlacek, Mgr. D. Stojcevic, Coach Gaza, S. Buerger, D. Komis, ROW 2: D. Kukor, D. Dobrzyn- ski, D. Stoski, J. Buichl, J. Jackson, M. Plachinski, R. Ice. ROW 1: B. Phillipson, J. Parker, T. Lafavor, D. Do- magalski, T. Sedmak, T. Dejewski, E. Windt, M. MaKendry. MEET RESULTS m¥issk As we dove into this year's swim season we started with a team of 7 juniors and 11 seniors. With this team we splashed across pool after pool ending with a 8 win, 5 loss record. We also received a second place in the Packer Relays along with other invitationals. DUEL MEETS Cudahy: LJ ULL 53 JL O Cudahy: 53 St. Francis: 30 Hamilton: 30 Cud ally: 70 Cudahy: 65 West Milwaukee: 12 Bay View: 16 Cudahy: 32 Cudahy: 119 Kenosha Tremper: 51 Sho rewood: 52 Cudahy: 16 Cudahy: 91 Greenfield: 67 West Allis Hale: 80 Cudahy: 41 Cudahy: 36 West Allis Central: 42 South Milwaukee: 47 Cudahy: 49 Cudahy: 34 Marshall: 34 Oak Creek: 49 Oak Creek Relays Invitational Packer Relays: Cudahy 2nd Cudahy: 8th place: 16 place 102 South Milwaukee Rocket Invitational Cudahy: 6th place: 17 Suburban Cudahy: 8th place: 66 Tremper Invitational Cudahy: 7th place: 82 Varsity Swimming; ON BOARD: L. TOR.: J. Wnuk, A. Strehlow, A. Adamczyk, R. Hanson, K. Oudenhoven, C, Manthei, J. Luljak, G. Nelson, T. Johnson, C. Weisflog, F. Windt. UNDER BOARD: K. Tschohl, T. Charapata, G. Nebel, D. Stojcevic, S. Buerger. ON FLOOR: Coach Gaza, Coach Sedlacek. fi IEAH fteib«il 9 0 Cudahy 27 Whitefish Bay 12 Cudahy 21 Wauwatosa-We st 0 Cudahy 18 South Milwaukee 12 Cudahy 14 West Allis Hale 12 Cudahy 32 Wauwatosa-East 0 Cudahy 20 Waukesha North 12 Cudahy 47 Shorewood 0 Cudahy 14 West Allis Central 12 Cudahy 21 Waukesha South 8 BOTTOM ROW 1: B. Groen, K. Kramer, M. Matilla, M. Liber, D. Knaak, B. Stark, T. Charapata, P. Treloar, P. Martell, J. Kanaveck, M. Plevak. ROW 2: Mr. Vandervest, Mr . Brzycki, B. Stuart, M. Kubic, N. Loose, D. Obee, M. Hardenbook, M. Hanson, M. Karweik, M.' Schultz, J. Parker, M. Wasikowski, Mr. Trickey. ROW 3: F. Lorenz, J. Veriga, J. Valoe, T. King, M. Baiutha, S. Bzdusek, G. Gregory, G. Lemke, K. Fixel, D. Gregory, J. Pekar. ROW 4: G. Groelle, G. Wycklendt, J. Yakel, R. Severson, M. Weber, L. Wagner, P. Knezic, R. Shimeta, J. Littmann, D. Johnson, P. Fytlik. VAASIXjl rOOIBAU BOTTOM ROW 1: M. Pizur, M. Lisowski, B. Wyklendt, S. Zemplinski, M. Matakowski, J. Olson, J. Schmidt, G. Gosetti, R. Schulz. ROW 2: J. Peck, R. Hanson, R. Schuster, C. Holsen, M. Lengyel, J. Schmidt, S. Sylla, S. Curry, G. Nebel. ROW 3: B. Schmidt, Q. Loshaw, M. Drewitz, J. Fellin, S. Vrick, J. Egli, T. Curry, P. Masarik, S. Brinza, Coach Bowe, Coach Venne. ROW 4: S. Burger, J. Vojvodich, J. Veriga, K. Gosh, J. Paul, L. Geise, R. Milton, M. Knezic, D. Pra- derelli. ROW 5: T. Robinson, S. Streich, M. Steffes, T. Fisher, D. Peot, M. Girard, A. Feuling, K. Miller, P. Wasi- kowski. 7 Wins and 2 Losses was the final result of this years season on the football field. The team was one that Cudahy was especially proud of. At one point in the season ranked as one of the best in the state. This year the team learned and experienced something that many winners don't, and that is that sports-worn phrase, ... but how you play the game . Accepting defeat was even more difficult this year; never- theless, each member swallowed hard and without a doubt profited through the experience. Thanks guys. 169 VOLLEYBALL - BOYS v A R 5 I T Y LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: M. Thompson, J. Schweitzer, W. Tyshynshi, D. Rodzi- cak. BACK ROW: A. Strhelow, G. Nelson, K. Odenhoven, M. Mixdorf, T. Ogle, J. Tromba, E. Weed. B T E A M r-rJP S3 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Bessler, T. Fritsche, J. Czajkowski, K. Hennlich, R. Senk, R. Papala, D. Habanek, E. Windt, M. Chojnacki. W. A. Hale J.V. TOURNAMENT 79.5 Waukesha So. 77 Cudahy 73 W. A. Central 44 So. Milwaukee 28.5 Tosa West 27 Whitefish Bay 27 Waukesha No. 19 Tosa East 6 Shorewood 4 W. Milwaukee 0 1st PLACE Scott Wood 112 Soph. Bob Shimeta 138 Soph. Dave Knaak 145 Soph. Mike Jackson 185 Fr. LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT: W. Peronto, J. Honeck, M. Knaak, M. Hanson, R. Merlin, M. Liber, J. Walsh. ROW 2: Coach Beck, D. Obee, M. Jackson, J. Vojvodich, K. Rawson, D. Knaak, B. Shimets. ROW 3: D. Kucej, M. Chohnacki, M. Beyer, S. Woods, B. Kettenhofen, Coach Connor, D. Anderson, R. Rprczek, Manager C. Deutsch. ROW 4: J. Weitekamp, R. Matilla, K. LeFaivre, J. Olson, S. Urick, G. Wagner. 1' Wrestling Champs L. TOR.; FRONT: M. Lisowski, R. Milton, M. Lengyel, J. Schmidt, L. Meyer, D. Pradarelli, Co-Capt. R. Anderson. BACK: R. McCabe, E. Anderson, Co-Capt. M. Shimeta, M. Hinkens, Coach Beck, Coach Wetzel, Coach Connor, J. Anderson, M. Pavlasek, D. Walsh, T. Boknevitz. SUBURBAN WRESTLING CUDAHY PACKERS RULE THE MATS !!• A takedown—two a near fall—two more at the wrestling matches, we had the score. 45 3B 37 VKCONS 27 48' I WEST ALUS CENTRAL 33 vuwaij 35' um njsjTEAsJ 28 fUllITTW IS 40 ISHOREWU� � 4S' 1 ST. ntANCTS 35 J 35 Jsmm a li 19 29 7 19 18 14 9 9 21 11 There are tears of sorrow grimous of grief, but the feelings of losing were usually brief. For the laughs of success and the joys of winning rocked our halls of Ivy while our matmen were pinning. It was Dennis Walsh first and then Mark Pavlasek, next Jeff Anderson with a figure four round the neck. A champion, Mark Hinkens, doubled by Captain Mike, while Ed Anderson began preparing his psyc. Then Captain Ray and our Redhead Dennis while Tiger” Meyer waited to use his finesse. Twisted Steel Schmidt and whizzer Lengyel with Milton and Lisowski left 'til the final bell. Yes, winning was great and champions they are The C-U-D-A-H-Y W-R-E-S-T-L-E-R-S- rate a gold star. S’ BASKETBALL ROW 2: L TO R; P. Knezic, J. Yakel, M. Wasikowski, B. Stewart, P. Pytlik, J. Pekar, P. Treloar, K. Janke, G. Wycklendt, M. Schutz, J. Boll, K. Fixel, N. Loose. ROW 1: J. Valoe, G. Groelle, Mr. Trickey, B. Stark, B. Groen. COACH - MR. J. TRICKEY CUDAHY- 46 SHOREWOOD- 68 CUDAHY- 35 WHITEFISH BAY- 42 CUDAHY- 27 WAUKESHA NORTH- 30 CUDAHY- 57 SOUTH MILWAUKEE- 54 CUDAHY- 46 WEST ALLIS CENTRAL- 33 CUDAHY- 41 TOSA EAST- 45 CUDAHY- 44 HALE - 46 CUDAHY- 52 WEST MILWAUKEE- 45 CUDAHY- 46 TOSA WEST- 41 CUDAHY- 56 WAUKESHA SOUTH- 30 CUDAHY- 59 SEIOREWOOD- 49 CUDAHY- 39 WHITEFISH BAY- 42 CUDAHY- 53 WAUKESHA NORTH- 47 CUDAHY- 46 SOUTH MILWAUKEE- 32 CUDAHY- 48 WEST ALLIS CENTRAL- 38 CUDAHY- 41 TOSA EAST- 40 CUDAHY- 53 WEST MILWAUKEE- 37 CUDAHY- 51 HALE- 61 175 BASKETBALL LTOR-Mgr. Mark Steffes, S. Curry, B. Wyklendt, S. Sylla, S. Zemplinski, L. Meyer, D. Klumb, J. Schmitt, M. Mixdorf, P. Wasikowski, B. Sieger, Q. Loshaw, B. Stewart, J. Paul, T. Curry, D. Rodziciak, Coach Hassemer. COACHED BY MR. P. HASSEMER CUDAHY- 66 SHOREWOOD- 57 CUDAHY- 55 WHITEFISH BAY- 51 CUDAHY- 68 WAUKESHA NORTH- 60 CUDAHY- 47 SOUTH MILWAUKEE- 73 CUDAHY- 66 WEST ALLIS CENTRAL- 69 CUDAHY- 66 TOSA EAST- 52 CUDAHY- 55 HALE- 58 CUDAHY- 57 WEST MILWAUKEE- 64 CUDAHY- 74 TOSA WEST- 51 CUDAHY- 69 WAUKESHA SOUTH- 72 CUDAHY- 67 SHOREWOOD- 68 CUDAHY- 66 WHITEFISH BAY- 65 CUDAHY- 73 WAUKESHA NORTH- 63 CUDAHY- 67 SOUTH MILWAUKEE- 74 CUDAHY- 76 WEST ALLIS CENTRAL- 56 CUDAHY- 102 TOSA EAST- 72 CUDAHY- 68 WEST MILWAUKEE- 52 CUDAHY- 50 HALE- 69 STEVE ZEMPLINSKI COACH KUJAWA PAUL WASIKOWSKI STEVE CURRY BILL STEWART Basketball has its ups and downs. This year's team kept right in there. It had some exciting points, like the night we defeated Tosa East with 102 points. With a re- turning squad and a fine J.V. team, we should be in for a good season. 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Packard Ave Phone: 769-9444 INDEX A Abdallah, Lucy 47, 155 Abutin, Robert 14 Adamc2yk, Alan 32,143,165 Addis, Donna 32,124,127 Ahlbom, Jeffery Akey, Bonnie 50 Alberts, Linda 50 Albrecht, Vickie 14 Aleksy, Karen 32,155,158 Alexander, David Alexander, Susan 50,139,140 Allen, Cynthia 14, 127,143 Amann, Cindy 14,150,155 Amhaus, Dean 32,137 Anastas, Ed 50 Anderson, Barry Anderson, Cheryl 14 Anderson, Douglas 14,137,158,171 Anderson, Edward 14,172 Anderson, Frank 50,110,136 Anderson, Jeff 50,110,143,159,172 Anderson, Raymond 50,172 Anderson, Richard 50 Anderson, Rosemary 47 Andre, Michael 14 Annonson, Robin 50 Antonia, James 14 Antoniewski, Mark 32,113,137 Archambeau, Cindy Armbrust, Randy 50 Arnold, Cheryl 14 B Babinec, John 29 Bahling, Robert Balow, Debra 51,133,136 Bankenbusch, Robert 32 Barber, Alex 51 Bartoshevich, Charmaine 51 Bartz, Barbara 51 Barutha, Mark 14,167 Baranek, Marie 14,156 Barber, Alex 51 Baronek, Dawn 32 Basterash, Steve Bauman, Janet 32,144,154 Bauer, Claudia 32 Baumgard, Brenda 14,139,123,140 Baumgard, Debra 32, 110, 123,133, 136,150 Baumgard, Mike 51,110,158,159, 183 Bay, Laura Beard, Catherine 26 Becker, Cynthia 47 Becker, Darlene 14 Bednarz, Bonny 14 Beilke, Debra 51,139, 140 Beilke, Robert 51 Beland, Barbara 14 Belleranti, Linda 51,139,140,153 Belsky, Patti 29,139 Bender, Dawn 14 Bennett, Charles 32 Bennett, Thomas 14 Bentz, Rick 14 Bergeron, Alan 14 Bergmann, Wayne 51 Bergquisi, Cindy 51 Bergquist, Lori 29 Bergsrud, Lynn 32,144 Berken, James 32 Bessler, Erwin 47 Bessler, Merry 14 Betts, Kelly 14 Betz, Mike 52 Bevilacqua, Jill 13,14,24 Beyer, Bonita 52 Beyer, Melvin 14,171 Bigger, Gregory 14 Blevins, Tammy Blinka, Nancy 29 Blochowicz, Jim 52 Blochowicz, Julie 32 Blomberg, Becky 15,144 Brobowicz, Susan 52 Bobula, Mary Bogdonovic, Milic 4 Boissonnault, Ken Boivin, Donna 15 Boknevitz, Chris 52,143 Boknevitz, Mark 15,129 Boknevitz, Timothy 32,139,141,159, 172 Boll, Jessie Bond, Johny 32 Bondar, Cheryl 29 Bondar, Denice 52,100,154,158 Bong, Gordon 52 Bong, Lawrence 82,124,127,158 Borchardt, Belinda 29 Borowski, Jeff 32 Borstnar, Daniel Bowe, Cindi 52 Bowe, Elizabeth 32,151,156,158,163 Bowe, Mark 82 Boyce, Sharon 32,139 Boziel, Jeffery 32 Brandstetter, Margaret 33,139,158, 163 Bray, Kenneth 33 Brewer, Heidi 33 Brhel, Joseph 25, 52 Brinza, James 158 Brinza, Russell 142 Brinza, Steven 136 Brooks, Steven 47 Brooks, Theresa 52 Brown, Pamela 33, 138,158 Bruce, Jeffery 82 Brundidge, Sheryl 33 Brzycki, Scott 29 Busch, John 33 Buchholz, Susan 33,139 Buchner, Chris Budny, Karen 33, 39,129 Budziazewski, Mark 33 Buerger, Ronald 15 Buerger, Scott 33,158,164,165,168 Bugni, David 12,15,137 Bugni, Timothy 33 Buichl, Joseph Jr. 15,164 Bukowski, Beth Bunda, Karen 33,127 Bunda, Sharon Burrell, Thomas Burss, Gary 33 Burss, Larry Burt, Cheryl Buth, Charles 33 Bye, Gail 53,138,141,153,154, 158 Bzdusek, Stephen 33,142,143,158, 167 C Camps, Lynn 33 Canapa, Christine 53, 136 Cardin, Richard 29 Carlino, Jo Ann 15 Cartwright, Mary 53 Case, Steven 33,138 Case, Terry 29 Centell, Deborah 33, 31,136,152 Centeno, Ramon Champagne, Cindy 33,156,158 Chappie, Debra 33,126,145,154 Charapata, Thomas 33,167,165 Chartier, Mark 33 Chetto, Carrie 33 Chojnacki, Maik 15,123,137 Chojnacki, Matthew 15,171 Chojnacki, Richard 53,153 Chojnacki, Theresa 33,154,158 Chovanec, Gail 53,129,158 Christensen, Debbie 33,114,136 195 Chrostowski, Peter 53,139, 140, 141 Ciesinski, Wendy 53, 136 Cindel, Cathy 15 Clementi, Constance 9,29, 115 Clinkenbeard, Carol 29, 54,128,129 Colla, Rosemarie 15, 158 Colla, Colleen 15, 154,158 Comp, Beth 53 Comp, Craig 15 Connor, Kathryn 15,163 Cook, Cynthia 34,124 Corbin, Kevin 34 Cornwell, Linda 53, 127, 137, 155 Culver, Patrick 34 Curry, Steven 54,107, 158,160, 168, 176 Curry, Timothy 34,158, 107,160, 168,176 Czajkowski, Jean 54, 126, 136,1 39, 153 Czamecki, Bradley 54 Czajkowski, John 15 Czamecki, Jim Czamecki, Joseph 15 Czamecki, Virginia 29 Czernejewski, Mary 34,42,1 38 Dabbs, James 16 Dale, Catherine 54,139 Dale, Chris 124 Danek, Robert 81 Danek, Teresa 16,129, 143 Danforth, Steven 16 ’Danforth, Tami 54, 106, 11 3,114, 116,136 Davila, Olga Davila, Yolanda 16 Dec, Michael S4 Deford, Duane 34 Dejewski, Tim 29,138, 164 Dekalb, David 54 Delaney, Edie 9, 54,151,155,158, 163 Denton, Denise 9,16,152, 163 Dereszynski, Linda 34 Dettlaff, Barbara 9, 16,150 Deutsch, Carl 16,139,141,140,159, 171 Deutsch, Joseph 34 Dewald, Donald 16,139 Dewald, Jenny 54 Dhooge, Yvonne 60, 123, 150 Diehl, David 82,139 Pietrich, Dave Dobrzynski, Diane 47, 129 Dobrzynski, Ronald 16 Domaglski, Dan 16, 164 Domaglski, Jean 54 Dorcey, Eileen 34 Douglas, Rhonda 29,144, 163 Douglas, Teresa 34,144 Dounar, Alan 34 Dounar, Kenneth 16 Dovi, Michael Dovi, Robert Dovnik, Elizabeth 55,136 Dovnik, Rudy 16,128, 137 Drana, Kim 16,156,158 Drewicz, Mark 34,168 Dunn, David 16 Durand, Deborah 55, 139,124, 145 Duszynski, Mary 55 Dvorak, Karen 9, 34 Dyszelski, Thomas 34 Dziadosz, 1-oretta 34,143 Dziobkowski, Anthony 34 Dziobkowski, Jo Ann 16 E Egbert, Cheryl 16 Egli, John 55,168 Eisenmenger, Edward 34 Ekes, David 47 Endahl, Jan 34 Erickson, Karen 34,124, 1 36 F Fabrizio, Kelly 55,158 Fakler, Karen 55 Faulds, Lynn 16 Feiler, Steve 9, 31,35,138, 140,168 Fellin, John 35,137 Fenton, Susan 35 Ferry, Alvin 78 Ferry, Barbara 35, 156 Feuling, Allen 137,168 Finco, Michael 55 Fischer, Judith Fischer, Tim 9, 55, 107,158,168 Fixel, Kevin 16, 167 Flechner, Lillian 29 Flood, Artis 29 Flynn, Joni Fogel, Michelle 17,140 Fonfara, Jean 17 Fonfara, Sandra 9, 35,139, 140 Fortier, Debra 56, 133, 136 Fosmore, Chuck 5, 56 Fosmore, Dennis 17 Fosse 11, Melody 29,124 Foucault, Susan 35,136 Fouts, Leslie 35 Frailey, Alvin 56 Frank, Joseph 47 F'rankenreiter, Rudi 82 Franson, Dave 35,124 Franson, John Franson, Paul Frede, Anetta 56,133 Fredette, Darrell 35 Freeman, Candace 35 Fricano, Nicholas 9,110, 56,138, 140,153 Fricano, Tracy 35 Frischmann, Diane 47 Frischmann, Sharon 56,143,144,158 Fritsche, Tom 17 Fuhr, Patricia Furdek, Dave 82 Furdek, Frank 17 Furgason, Mark 35 G Gaber, Brian 29 Gagliano, Martin Gagliano, Richard 47 Gagliano, Roger 56 Gaidish, Cory 56 Gaidish, Mark 17 Gargulak, Thomas 47 Gaynor, Colleen 17 Gaynor, Kathleen 47 Gazdik, David 56,137 Gazdik, Dennis 17,138 Gear, Kenneth Georges, Tom 47 Giencke, Jill 17 Giencke, Tom 47,136 Giese, Larry 57,168 Gilchrist, Jeff 57,139,141 Gillich, Leslie 17,127 Girard, Michael 57,158,168 Gloyer, Christine Goretzko, Andrea 17 Gorzalski, Karen 57 Gorzalski, Paul 35 Gorzalski, Susan 17 Gosetti, Gregory 57,138,153,168, 140,141 Gosh, Curtiss 35,158,160,168 Goss, Edward 51 Goss, Robert 29 Gove, Daniel Grabler, Kathy 57 Graf, Matthew 57 Grambow, Anna Marie 35,129,156, 158 Grams, Mary 57 Grams, Penny 17 Granec, JoAnn 17,156 Grau, Wilhelm 57 Grawn, Jay 35,4,124,137 Gregory, Dean 17,167 Gregory, Gregory 35, 142,160,167 Grochowski, Jerome 17 Grochowski, Thomas 17,132 Groelle, Gary 17,167 1% Groelle, Sandra 58,133,150,153 Groen, Boyd 58,167 Groen, Brent 36, 139, 123,140 Groen, Brian 17 Grosch, Robert 18 Grumbo, Michael 18 Guertin, Margaret 29 Guilonard, Bonnie 36,143 Gyirbaky, James 18 H Habanek, David 18 Habanek, Debbie 58 Habanek, Linda 18 Hagenkord, Ronald 18 Hahn, James 36 Hahn, Jeff 18 Hall, Cynthia 18 Hanley, Doreen Hanley, Duane 138 Hanna, Sandra Hanson, Gregory 58 Hanson, Mark 18,167,171 Hanson, Russ 36,137,143,158,168 Hardenbrook, Christine 36,136 Hardenbrook, Mark 167 Harmon, Shelly 18 Hashbaiger, Jake Havenstein, Don Havenstein, Mary 29 Hawkins, Mitchell 47 Hawkey, Linda 29,123,1237,140 Hayalian, Janice 36 Hayalian, Larry 36 Heeley, Timothy 18 Heidingsfeld, Beth 36,124,127,129, 136,143 Heil, Cindy 18 Heinzelman, Dave 36 Helgeson, Wendy 58 Helm, Debra Helm, Donna Hendrix, Cecelia 18,127,133,145 Henneman, Mike 36 Hermemann, Tim 18 Hennlich, Kris 47 Herrick, Mark 36 Herrick, Marie 18,139 Hesiak, Cheryl 18,127,134 Hilby, James 36,132,133 Hilby, Robert 58,153 Hinkens, Mark 36,172 Hinkens, Therese 29,158 Hinsch, Cynthia 18 Hinsch, Patti 47 Hintz, Karen 18 Hoagland, John 18,125,128 Hoening, Jo 58,107 Hoemke, Scott 36 Hohenfeldt, David 59 Hohnstedt, Cindy 81 Holcomb, Robin 18 Holguin, Nicholas 18 Holguin, Tim 36 Holschbach, Jesse Holschbach, Sam 36 Holsen, Charles 59,138,153,168, 140,141 Holubowicz, Jean 36,9, 31,128,142, 145.156 Honeck, James 36,141 Hoven, Paul Hoyt, Gary 36 Hoyt, Peter 19,136 Hoyt, Timothy 36 Hvizdak, Daniel 59 I Ice, Raymond 37,164 Ireland, Mark 19 Iverson, Ron 19,156 Iwaskiewicz, Andrea 37 Iwaskiewicz, Elizabeth 19 J Jablonowski, Alan 37 Jablonowski, David 19,138,140,141 Jackson, Jaclyn 29 Jackson, Jeffrey 37,164 Jacobson, Annette 19 Jaeger, Gregory Jahn, Cynthia 59 Jahn, Mark Jahnke, Dennis 37,140 Jahnke, Denise 19 Jambretz, Jillaine 19 Janicek, Kathleen 9, 37, 31,45, 59, 116.142.156 Janikowski, Denise 19 Janiszewski, Mary Janiszewski, Steven 127,137 Janke, Kathleen 37,136 Janke, Ken 19 Jastromski, Cynthia 19 Jastromski, Mark 19 Javorek, Debra 37,123 Jazdzewski, David 19 Jazdzewski, Gail 37 Jensen, Lynette 37 Johannes, Betsy 37,136,151,154 Johnson, Belinda 37 Johnson, Brian Johnson, Clayton 19 Johnson, Cynthia 37 Johnson, David 37,138,167,141 Johnson, Jeffrey 37 Johnson, Jeff 19,133,140,141 Johnson, Jennie 31, 37, 142 Johnson, Thomas 37,110,158,159, 165 Jones, Jennifer 19 Jorgensen, Kathleen 136 Jost, Jane 29 Jovkovich, Roksanda 59 K Kaczkowski, Michael 19 Kaczmarek, Betsy 59 Kaczmarek, Carol 59 Kaczmarek, Cheryl 37,41,124 Kaczmarek, Teresa 19 Kaebisch, Joseph 59, 129 Kaja, Elaine 37 Kamedulski, Bruce 19 Kaminski, William 137,139,140 Kanarek, John 29,167 Kapalczynski, Anthony 37 Kardelis, Kathryn 19 Karweik, Michael 37,167 Katcha, 'Tim 19 Kaufman, Patrick 134 Kausie, Mary 19 Kazmierski, Kathleen 20, 25 Kazmierski, Shirley 37 Kelly, Leslie 37, 136 Kelly, Sandra 37 Kettenhofen, James 60 Kettenhofen, Robert 20,158,171 Kiefer, Michael 37 Kierecki, Betty 37 Kilps, Keith 38 Kilps, Patrick 60 King, Thomas 20, 167 Kisley, Jerry 38,138,141 Klafke, Joseph 20 Kleman, Kathleen 38, 58, 24,143 Klimaszewski, Jeffrey 20 Kline, Dianne 38 Kling, Roxanne 60 Klobucharm, Margaret 20 Kluck, Kathleen 38,133,123 Klumb, David 38,176 Knaak, David 20,167,171 Knezic, Mike 168 Knezic, Peter 20,167 Knoll, Raymond 38,113,137 Knowles, Charles 60,113,117,138, 158,140,141 Knutson, David 38 Knutson, Milton 20 Koehler, Linda 38,123,136,154 Koenig, Jeffrey 60,130,145 Kohl, Andrew 38 Kolden, Debra 20,155 Kolden, Karen 38,155 Kollatz, Cheryl 20 Komis, Daniel 20,164 Kontowski, Stephen 20 197 Kopca, Brenda 60,129 Kopca, Judy 33, 39,126 Kopecky, Paul 20 Koporetz, Kimberly 29 Kopp, Julia 12,20,45,156 Kopp, Robert 20 Kordylas, Dale 20 Korenkiewicz, Jack 20 Koskovich, Richard 20 Koss, Kim 38,110,127 Koszykowski, Annie 20,126 Koszykowski, Daniel 60 Kovalski, Debra 81 Kraeger, Steven 38 Krahn, Greg Krahn, Karen 20,155,158 Krajnak, John 5 Kramer, Kenneth 20,167 Krecak, Mara 29,124,126 Kreier, Jay 38 Kromraj, Christine 29 Krueger, Jennifer 20 Krygcr, Gail 38, 139 Kryszewski, Dawn 38,155,158 Krywkowski, Valerie 60 Kuban, Jenny Kubic, Michael 20,167 Kuccj, Cyntliia 60,138, 141,151, 153,155 Kuccj, Donald 21, 138,171 Kucharski, Kyung21,152 Kuckes, Richard 21 Kujawa, William 38 Kuka, Jane 29,123,138 Kuka, Michael Kukor, Beth 61,132,155,158 Kukor, Laura 38 Kulas, Virginia Kurtin, Anne Marie 21,138,140,154 Kurtin, Michael 21 Kutka, Joseph 64,138 L La Favor, Timothy 21,141,164 La Gosh, David 45,47 Labine, Bonnie 21 Laehn, Cindy 38 Laehn, David 38 Lahr, Vicky 61 Lalie, William Lang, Mark 21 Langer, Lynne 39,123 Langfeldt, Arlene 21 Langfeldt, Patricia 39 Langfeldt, Sandra 47, 113,114,136 Langowski, Lawrence 61 Langsford, Deborah 21,139 Laskowski, Joseph 21 Laszlo, Nagy Lavota, Jill 21 Le Faivre, Kenneth 39,127,132,171 Lee, Bonnie 47,116,117,123 Lemke, Gary 21,167 Lemke, Nancy 21,127,139 Lemke, Roger 39 Lendowski, Judith 39,42,139,140, 156,163 Lengyel, Michael 61,168,172 Lesik, Paulette 39 Levi, Donna 61 Lewandowski, Greg 61 Lewandowski, Jan 61,132,145' Lewandowski, Judy 158 Lewandowski, Laurie 21,127 Lewens, Robert 21, 133 Lewkowski, Sandra 9, 61 Lezala, Cheryl 61,129,153 Liber, Mark 21,167 Liegler, Richard 62,117 Lien, Jayne 62,142,144 Lien, Laurie 21,156 Lindberg, Philip 21 Linvik, Daniela 62 Linvik, Sandra 29 Lisowski, Michael 62,158,168,172 Lisowski, Terrance 29 Listinsky, Jean Littmann, Jerome 21,167 Littmann, Thomas 62 Lolir, Mark 62 Look, Bruce 62 Loose, Nicholas 21,167 Lopez, William 21 Lorenz, Colleen 21 Lorenz, Harold 21,138 Lorenz, Richard 21 Lorenzen, Joan 39,163 Lorenzen, Mick Loshaw, Quin 39,168, 176 Lucas, Dean 47 Ludwig, Mary Beth 62,127,136 Luljak, James 62,137,153,166 Lupo, Lynn 9, 21,125,129,150 Lutz, Julie 39,143,165 M Machak, David 39 Maciona, Marlys 39, 155 Magestro, Frank 62, 137 Magestro, Janet 22,150 Magestro, Vince 63 Magnuson, Doug Mahsem, Gerald 22 Mahsem, Ronald 63 Malicki, Carrie 22,144,154,163 Malicki, Richard 39 Mallas, Patti 63 Malmberg, Karen Malovic, Patty 63 Manka, Ralph Manthei, Barbara 47 Manthei, Clayton 63,155 Marchese, James 63,137,139 Marchese, Rebecca 63,137 Marchese, Susan 22,124,126 Marciniak, Linda 63,126,138,153 Mark, William Mark, Perry 22,136, 137 Markey, Michael 22 Martell, Philip 22,167 Martin, Bryan 22 Martz, Jill 63 Masarik, Patrick 39, 158, 168 Maslin, Kathleen Masny, Susan 63 Mason, April 64 Mattilla, Reed 171 Matuszewski, Robin 39, 156 Matykowski, Maik 64,168 Mayford, Mark 22,138 McCabe, Michael 110,137 McConville, Peter 22 McCabe, Richard 39,159,172 McKendry, Mark 22, 137, 164 Media, Donald 22 Meerschaert, Gail 64 Meerschaert, Lynn 22,128, 150, 156 Megna, Christi 31,39,151 Mcgna, Michael 22 Meier, Judith 39 Mellem, Peggy 39 Melnik, Elizabeth Merkel, James Merlin, Roger 22,128,171 Meronk, Christine Messner, Mary 64,106,136,153 Meyer, Karen 22,127,133 Meyer, Leroy 172, 176 Meyer, Lyle 47 Meyer, William Michalak, Laurie 64,136,150 Michalek, Edward 64 Michalets, Linda 40,154 Michalets, Marie 40,154 Michalski, Debra 64 Michalski, Jo Ann Michalski, Joseph 40 Michalski, Michael 64 Michalski, Renea 22 Mihlsimmer, Donald 22,138,140 Mijokovic, Robert 22 Mijokovic, Sharon 64,116 Mikol, Sharon 40 Mikula, Clarice 22 Mikula, Claudia 22 Milaeger, Kathy 9, 65,136 Miller, Debra 40, 31 Miller, Kenneth 65,158,168 198 Miller, Steven 22 Milton, Richard 40,168,172 Minikel, Chris 31 Minikel, Mary 65 Mixdorf, Mark 65,137,176 Mixdorf, Scott 22, 139 Momsen, Donald 65,138,140 Morales, Peter 65 Moran, John 40,139,159 Morgan, Steve 40 Morren, Anita 22,145, 150 Morren, Eli 47 Moss, Robert 40 Moss, Sandra 22,132, 155,158, 163 Mostenan, Carol 22,124 Mostenan, Jean 40,136 Mulqueen, Colleen 22, 65 Mulqueen, Scott 65,114,137 Murphy, Karen 40,136 Nall, Raymond 40 Nebcl, Gary 65, 165,168 Nedbal, Mary 110,150 Nelson, Brian 40 Nelson, Gary 65,143,158,165 Nemeth, Holly 23,156 Ness, Debra 23 Niclcn, Robert 66 Nienow, Laura 23 Ninkovic, Peter Nolle, Barbara 40 Norberg, Marcia 66,153 Notham, Judithe 66 Notham, Ross 23 Nowacznski, Diane 47,123,136 Nowak, Richard 137 Nowakowski, Susan 66,139,140 Nowe, Gus 23 Noyes, Craig 66 Nuszbaum, Karen 66, 115,126,138 O Obee, David 138,140,167,171 Ogle, Tommy 40 O'leary, Eileen 47 Olejniczak, Christine 40 Olen, Susan Olson, jay 23,66,137,168 Olson, Jody 40,154 Olson, John 171 Olszewski, Deborah 66 Orlikowski, Linda 66 Orlikowski, Nancy 23 Orlowski, Annette 40,47, 136 Orlowski, Mary 66 Orlowski, Steven Ostrowski, Daniel 47,138,141 Ostrowski, Jack 67 Ostrowski, Suzanne 67,138,141 Otto, John 23 Oudenhoven, Kevin 67,165 Oudenhoven, Michelle 23,163 Owczarek, Edward 41 P Paciga, Sandra 9, 67,110,142,143, 144,153,154,158 Paczocha, Nancy 67,132,151,153, 163 Padilla, Lex 129,136 Paladino, Antonio 23 Paladino, Mary 41,124 Panyan, Faye 41 Papala, Richard Pape, Joann Pargc, Lonna 23 Parisey, Robert Parker, John 9, 13, 23,164, 167 Pascolini, Valentino Paul, John 9,41,148, 168,176 Paul, Kathleen 41,42, 138 Paul, Pam 23, 152, 155 Pavlasck, Mark 23,172 Pawlowski, Glen 67 Pawlowski, Sharon 41 Payne, Cathy 67,115,138, 153,151 Payne, Daniel 47 Payne, Kenneth 23 Peck, Carey 41 Peck, James 67,168 Pedersen, Karen 23 Peeper, Donald Peeper, Donna 23 Peet, Susan 41 Pekar, Jim 23,167 Pelczynski, Carol 85 Pelczynski, Dale 41 Peltier, Michele 67, 133, 145 Peltier, Rene 23,143, 145, 150 Pendzich, Katherine 23 Peot, Daniel 67,168 Pedinski, Matthew Pepalc, Richard 23 Peplinski, Matthew 39 Pergande, Cary Peronto, Plaine 68 Peronto, Wayne 24,138, 141,171 Pertile, David 68,137 Peschl, Andrew 41 Peters, Kimberlce 68,144,153 Peterson, Carol 24,124,145 Peterson, Mary 30,41, 133,136 Pfaffl, Eve 68 Pfeffer, Richard Pflanzer, Carol 24 Phillipson, Bryan 24,139 Phillipson, Scot 68,164 Pickering, Teri 68,124,136,155, 158 Piechocki, Denise 30,41,136 Piechocki, Francis 24,125,137 Piemeisel, Nancy 81,139,145 Pieper, Fred 24 Pinkowski, Thothy 9, 68,138,140, 141 Piparo, Robin 68 Pireli, David Pirlot, Michael Pisarek, Joseph 41 Pisarek, Patricia 41 Pizur, Mark 68,168 Plachinski, Michael 41,164 Plevak, Linda 68,153,154, 158 Plevak, Martin 35, 41,139,141,167 Podlasinski, Nancy 24 Ponce, Sandy 69 Polacek, Debra 69,155 Popodi, Ellen 24,129,139 Popodi, Mark 69 Popowski, Bruce 24 Poppe, Brenda 69 Popple, Glen 24 Porst, James 41 Potrykus, Susan 33,41 Povlich, Michael Povlich, Theresa Pradarclli, Dale 69 Pradarelli, Dennis 69, 153, 168, 172 Prince, Pamela 24, 123,127, 133 Pritzl, Shawn 41 Pritzlaff, David Pruazka, Pauline 41 Puczylowski, Joel 69 Putirskis, Jerome 41 Putnam, Shirley 41 Pytlik, Paul 9, 24,167 Pytlik, Peter 69 R Racine, Jeffrey 41 Radke, John 47 Rahn, Diane 69 Ramskuglcr, Pamela 41,45, 132, 136 Panta, Cheryl 41 Rasmussen, Robert 29, 70 Ratliff, Gary 69,139,140 Ratliff, Kathy 24,145 Rausch, Stephanie Rawson, Kenneth 42,159,171 Raygo, Karen 42 Raygo, Sue 70 Redmerski, Sandra 70 Reed, Cindy 70 Reese, Mike 47 Rehorst, April 70,136 199 Rehorst, Kim 70 Rehorst, Mark 47 Reimer, Larry 47 Renning, Debra 42 Rcnning, Paul 24 Repinski, Jean 24 Repinski, Maik 42 Rewolinski, Monica 24 Rich, Bonnie 42 Rich, Connie 42 Richards, Karen 86,152,153 Riedel, Christine 30,42 Riegel, Robert 138,140,153 Robert, Cherie 42 Robinson, Tim 42, i58,168 Rodriguez, Anita 29 Rodriguez, John 24 Rodziczak, Dean 70,145,153, 176 Rodziczak, Jeff 42 Romans, John 24 Rosewicz, Dale 24 Rosewicz, Mark 42 Ross, Janet 42,163,151 Roth, Sharon 42,138,140 Rowley, Scott 42,132 Rupert, Cyndie 70 Rusch, Mark 70,127 Ruscli, Randy 47,127 Ruttgers, Star 30,123,136 Ruud, Kathleen 30,42,150 Ryan, Tim 71 Ryan, William Rybicki, Karen 71 Rybicki, Michael 42 Rynders, Priscilla 42 S Sadowski, Robert 71 Salazar, Linda 42 Salazar, Maria 42,156 Sandahl, Wynn 24 Santos, Arnel Sattler, Karen 24 Sauer, Cynthia 86 Sauer, Douglas 71 Savin, Donna 24 Savmoch, Jeannine 71 Scaffidi, Anthony 81,137 Scaffidi, Luanne 71,136 Schade, Cynthia 71 Schald, Ray 71 Scheidegger, Alan 71 SchelL Karen 72 Schell, Linda 24 Schenk, Hunter 43 Scherf, Frian Scherr, Lee Terry 72 Schilz, Michelle 25,152,163 Schlecht, Randall 43 Schlesser, Sennen 43 Schmidt, James 72,158,168 Schmidt, Jeffrey 72 Schmidt, John 72,158,172 Schmidt, Keith 87 Schmitt, James 87 Schmitz, John 87,136 Schmitz, Philip 72 Schneider, Jeff Schoch, Gary 72 Schock, Randy 72 Schoderberg, Wayne Schoemann, Scott 24,133 Schroeder, Diane Schroedl, Joseph 43 Schroeder, Karen 43 Schroeder, Kathryn 72,136,150 158, Schultz, Cathieen 72 Schultz, Janine 25 Schultz, Karen Schultz, Theresa 25 Schultz, William 47,136 Schultz, Donna 43 Schulz, George 43 Schulz, Linda 73,137 Schulz, Martin 25,167 Schulz, Rainer 13,132,168 Schuster, Gary 43 Schuster, James Schuster, Jeffrey 24, 73 Schuster, Rick 9,43,158, 165,168 Schwechel, Jeff Schweitzer, Jon 73,159,160 Scully, Kathryn 25,123 Sedmak, Timothy 25, 164 Seel, Darrel 73 Seidel, Debra 43 Seipel, Sharon Selensky, Margaret 73,144, 150 Semon, Diane 25, 150 Senk, Carrie 25,156 Senk, Richard 43 Senski, Vincent 73,138,140,141 Serfort, Darlene 73 Serfort, Jack 43 Serocki, Sandy 73 Setum, Michael 43,158 Severson, David 73 Severson, Raymond 25,167 Seymour, Patricia 43,136 Seymour, Victor 74 Shelley, Dawn 25 Shelley, Jeff 43 Shimeta, Mile 74,172 Shimeta, Robert 25,167,171 Shin, Eunjod 43 Shraj, Ellen 74 Sikora, Randy 25 Sims, Brian 25 Sites, Ruth 74,153 Sklander, Keith 43 Skonecki, Jeffrey 25 Skrobis, Suzanne 24,154,158 Sieger, Debra 43,145,154 Slivinski, Steve 74,110,153,158 Sliwinski, Linda 25,124,126,139, 140 Sliwinski, Lisa 25,124,126,139,140, 155 Slizewski, Gary Slogaski, Linda 25,139,140 Sluga, Agnes 74 Slusar, Denise 43 Smith, Debra 74 Smukowski, Daniel 25 Smukowski, David 74 Smul, Dawn 129,132 Snider, Craig 44 Sobiecki, Margaret Sobocinski, John Sobolewski, Patricia 74 Sobolewski, Paul 25 Sobotta, Debra 75 Sonsalla, Jody 44 Sopik, Diane 26 Sopik, Karen 75 Sopik, Sandra 44,155 Sorenson, Daniel 26 Sorenson, Jody 75 Sorenson, Sheryl 44,136 Sotski, Daniel 26 Spack, Michael Spahiu, Betsy 75 Spahiu, Drita Spahiu, Leonard 75 Spahr, Ellen 9, 26,155 Sparacino, Andrea 9,12,26 Spears, Kurt Sperling, Chris 75 Spikberg, June Mari 44, 139 Spradley, Gregory 75 Spratz, Michael 26, 137 St. Antonine, Randy 116 Stachowiak, Susan 26 Staniszewski, Mark 75 Stark, Cindy 75 Stark, William 26,138,141,167 Steffes, Mark 75,153,158,168,178 Steffes, Philip 26 Steffes, Randall 26 Stevens, Elizabeth 44 Stewart, Robert 26,176 Stewart, William 44,167 Stojcevic, Dragan 44,137,164,165 Stoll, John 26 Stray, Deborh Stray, Mary Lynn Strehlow, Aaron 76,127,145,165 Streich, Scott 44,158,168 St re low, Greg 26 200 Strzyzewski, Nancy 26 Stublefeldt, Gyle 44 Sucharski, Dennis 142 Sukup, Cindy 76,150,153 Sulik, Daniel 44,47 Suszel, Mark 26 Swanda, Susan 76,123,139,140 Swessel, Michael Swick, David 26 Switlick, James 29 Sylla, Scott 76,106,153,158,168, 176 Sztukowski, Amy 26,129,139,140 Sztukowski, Joann 76 Szydel, Kathy 26 T Tanaxzynski, Robert 26 Talamentes, Nora 76 Tamowski, Mark 26 Taro, Glenn 76,106,122,123 Tecschak, Anthony 26 Tereschak, Frand 44 Terranova, Julie 44,136 Terranova, Peter 44 Thiede, Kay 44 Thielen, Chris 26 Thinnes, Frederick 76,145 Thornes, Norbert 9, 76,138,140,141, 153 Thompson, Barbara 26,156 Thompson, Garth 76 Thompson, Janice Thompson, Karen 44 Thompson, Mark 77,158,160 Thomson, Tama 44,136 Thorson, Mike 26,125,126,128 Tice, Chris 77 Tice, Leroy 44 Tice, Lori 44,138 Tice, Margaret 44 Tichkowski, Susan 26,138 Tomaro, Mark Tomasik, Cynthia 44,128,155,163 Tomka, Nancy 44,136 Tomkowiak, Karen 77 Topalian, Kenny 45 Topel, Gary 77 Torcivia, Denise 45 Totka, June 45 Totka, Michael Totka, Sandra Trapp, Suzanne 45,152 Treder, Tim Treday, Sandra 77,137 Treland, Scott 45,138,167 Treloar, Paul 27,139 Tremel, Karen Treul, Georg 47 Trewyn, Faye 27 Trinkl, Mark 45,158 Trisco, Gene 77 Trisco, Linda 27 Tromba, Joseph 45 Tromba, Lorri 77,138,140 Trudeau, Lyle 27 Tschohl, Mary 27 Tuma, Allison 27 Tuma, Kevin 47,138 Tuma, Mark 77,133 Turinski, John 45 Tuska, Ricky 45 Tyshynsky, Chris 77,155 Tyshynsky, Walter 78 u Ueberfluss, Cindy 78 Urick, Scott 45,171 Urick, Steven 45,168 v Vad, Randy 27 Valoe, Claudia 78,107,143,153 Valoe, Joseph 27,167 Valoe, Mary Beth 27 Van Den Brink, Dianne 27, 78,129, , 139,140,143 Van Lieshout, Mark Van Vlaendere, Leonard 45 Vandenover, Alice 45 Varga, Linda 47,129,145 Vassel, Diane 78 Verhein, Steven 45 Veriga, Jeff 45,167 Veriga, Joseph 45,158,168 Vetemich, Laurie 45,144 Vetter, Wayne 78 Vodnik, Robert 47 Vojvodich, Jay 45,158,168,171 Vokes, Ronald 29 w Wagner, Gary 27,129,137,171 Wagner, Kurt Wagner, Lance 45,137,167 Wagner, Timothy 27 Wahl, Karin 27,124 Wahl, Theresa 45,123,133.136 Waldoch, Debra Walker, Ronald 29 Walsh, Dennis 27,172 Walsh, Maureen 30,45,123,136 Walters, Donna 27,156 Walters, Glenn 78,142 Ward, Terry 47 Wargolet, Paul 45 Warren, Marybeth 78 Wartner, Kevin 27 Washkuhn, David 4, 78,137 Washkuhn, Carol 27 Wasielewski, Michael Wasielewski, Thomas 45 Wasikowski, Paul 78,153,158,168, 176 Weber, Michael 46,167 Weber, Patricia 78 Wederath, Beverly 46,139 Weed, Edward 46 Weins, Gail 79 Weins, Marc 27 Weins, Valerie 25, 27 Weisflog, Clarence 79,165 Weitekamp, John 28,171 Weitekamp, Joseph 79,145,153 Welvang, Duane 28 Wenglewski, Kathy 28,129,124 Wesell, Betty 46 Wesell, Janet 28 Wesley, Cindy 79,117,136,153 White, Jean 79 Whitman, Donna 40,46 Whitman, Michael 79 Wiedeholt, Michael 79 , Wier, Lynn 28,123 Wier, Steven 79 Williams, Kenneth 28 Windt, Edward 29,164 Windt, Frank 79,165 Wineinger, Chris 25,138,140 Winiecki, Thomas 28 Winski, Steve 46 Wirhanowicz, Paul 28,136 Wirth, Richard 46 Witkowski, David 28 Witt, Donald 46 Wnuk, Jay 46,156 Wohkittel, Barbara 46 Wohlfarth, Ann 46,138 Woltz, Brian 46 Wood, Scott 9, 28,159,171 Wood, Wesley 79,159 Wozniak, Patricia 28 Wrazel, Pamela 28 Wronkowski, Michael 81 Wulff, Monika 28,129,143 Wyant, Frand 46,153 Wycklendt, Brian 80,106,158,168 Wychklendt, Gary 28,167 Wyskochil, Alan 136 Wyskochil, Sue 46 Y Yakel, Jerome 28,167 Yokofich, Martin 46 201 Yokofich, Steven 46 Yokofich, Susan 29 York, Diane 44,46 Yumang, Pablito 28, 137 Z Zajda, Rozalia 80, 128,143, 153 Zajda, Teresa 28,129, 143 Zaleski, JoAnne 46, 139 Zambo, Julie 80, 155 Zarek, Sandra 28 Zarth, Katherine 46, 145, 154 Zawieja, Janice 46 Zdero, Marinko 80 Zemanovic, Daniel 28, 129 Zemplinski, Steve 80, 153, 158, 163, 176 Zeniecki, Reginald 46, 138 Zess, Judy 46 Zess, Mitchell 80, 115, 153 Zielke, Larry Zierhart, Barbara 46, 127, 136 Zillman, Bernadett 80 Zillman, Robert 28 Zimmer, Francis 46 Zink, Daniel 28, 114, 115,37 Zizis, Joseph 80, 143 Zodrow, Jan 28,43, 110, 158 Zodrow, John 80, 125, 153 Zornes, Donald Zurawski, Daniel 46 We do not come to believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us, something is valuable worth listening to worthy of our trust and sacred to our touch. By Edwin McMahon 8 Peter A. Campbell 202 God touches us in the same way that the world and other people touch us.. . Calling, inviting us to become more open, to become more human. By Edwin McMahon Peter A. Campbell 203 Simple things, but natural things, that are loaded with meaning, are always wide open to deeper meanings and which point (usually without trying) to all types of very human experiences and expressions From signs and symbols By Patricia Arlin 204 Words, as everyone knows, 'mean7 nothing by themselves although the belief that they did . . . was once equally universal. From the meaning of meaning, By Charles Kay Ogden and Ivor ArmstrongRichards Only people can give signs and symbols meanings which will alter their world, shape or destroy, permanently affect their relationships with one another. From Signs and Symbols By Patricia Kennedy Arlin Whatever your choice, choose something and try to let it speak what is real and let the words you speak be as real as you and your flesh From Signs and Symbols By Patricia Kennedy Arlin What words of wisdom can I give them? How can I help to ease their ways? Now they must learn from one another day by day . . . From Fiddler on the Roof Music by Jerry Bock Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick