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Everybody Sing Together, Everybody Singing A nd Laughing 91 «■max pmudiudoig di g,, 9L61 •HOjcaaNa.ianxi .10 -ouvxv'p:«i miix mniwus • • • ((vpAdl SdX PLYMOUTH ROCK Is CONGRESS. July 4. ,776 unant mons 3Vrfaration tClir - J States of Xmcrica 7 17 look for the golden arches ro fc. 20 We May Never Pass 22 This Way Again 23 Homecoming Court As Pam Ramskugler said in her speech at the assembly, Homecoming means different things to different people.' ’ Some waited anxiously for the crowning, some thought of the opponent on the field, some just were excited about the dance, and some others wondered if any of the graduates would show up. As Pam said, Homecoming is looked upon differ- ently by the separate classes: Sophomores as possibly a curious tradition, Juniors in anticipation of the honors of seniority and Seniors as a hint that soon (and maybe too soon) that they will be the home- comers with nothing but memories. Nevertheless, the most important benefit of Homecoming was accomplished a unity of spirit of all the classes. The Homecoming Court which reigned over the festivities were, from the left: Cindy Tomasik and Marty Plevak, Kathie Jamicek with John Paul, Betsy Bowe and Greg Gregory, Queen Debbie Baumgard and King Quin Loshaw, Sabine Kawder with Pat Masarik, Chris Riedel and Jay Gordon. The float contest winner was a 1st Place tie between the sophomores and juniors. And for car decorations: 1st Larry Hayalian, 2nd Jerry Kisley, and 3rd Mary Janiszewski. 26 The Homecoming theme, Nifty Fifties was carried throughout the festivities. In the floats, car decorations, halftime entertainment and at the dance. Guest star Chubby Checkers Knowles thrilled the crowd by singing Lil Darlin. The band and pom-pon girls played and danced to Rock Around the Clock. ’' The game - well it was a good close battle - we lost 26- 21 but the loss didn't dampen any of the enthusiasm. 27 Homecoming ’75 28 31 Ae 0Uof iiectcV) (i ■m fftuden diiecfoi; dunen Shaindel Alan Wyao -Dave Bugni Jerry Zink ark Momsom Hodel.Chava. and Gplde in Sabbath Prayer. The Fiddler------ Tevye---------- Golde —---------- Tzeitel --------- Hodel -----...... Chava........ Sprintze -T------- Bielke - - - - -— - — Yente ---------- Motel — - — -— Perchik------- - - Lazar Wolf-------- Mordcha --------- The Rabbi......- Mendel.......... Avrahm---------- Nachum----------- Grandma Tzeitel Fruma-Sarah------ Constable-------- ------------Connie Clementi ----— ----— Dan Zink ---------------Melody Fossel .....----Debbie Christensen ------------- — Mary Tschol If.....----Debbie Baumgard .........---Beth Heidingsfeld --------- ... - -Linda Mikula — -------— --Debbie Centell ------;----Mark Antonie wski - ..........John Czajkowski .................Pat Masarik ------....-------jim Schmitt .................Mike Spack -----------Wayne Heidingsfeld --------- — -Mark Chojnacki --------------Keith Orcholski - ............Maureen Walsh — ............Mary Peterson ----------------par Kaufman Russians Priest Tevye and his family, preparing to leave Anatevka. 33 35 YOU C ■ T.lKIi IT mm VO I Spring Play CAST (In order of their appearance) Penelope Sycamore---------- Essie---------------------- Rheba---------------------- Paul Sycamore-------------- Mr. DePinna---------------- Ed------------------------- Donald--------------------- Martin Vanderhof----------- Alice---------------------- Henderson------------------ Tony Kirby----------------- Boris Kolenhov------------- Gay Wellington------------- Mr. Kirby--------:--------- Mrs. Kirby----------------- Three Men------------------ Olga Karen Nuszbaum -Nancy Paczocha •Jean Holubowicz ---Martin Plevak ----Paul Franson ----Jim Switlick ------Larry Bong -----Mark Rusch ----Cindi Wesley ----Mike Rybicki Mitchell G. Zess --------Dan Zink --Tami Danforth --C. P. Knowles —Susie Foucault ------Mike Finco Mark Chojnacki Patrick Kaufman ---Bev Wederath r l 37 Mrs. Jacoby----- Koichi Asano — Alice Black----- Jerome Black— Mrs. Rubin------ Eddie----------- Noketi---------- Ayako Asano — Tateshi--------- Servant Girl---- House Boy------- Captain Norcross Lady Passenger - Young Couple — ■ --Sandy Langfeldt ----Mark Herrick —Susan Foucault —James Switlick —Betsy Johannes ----Marty Plevak Andrea Sparacino -Patricia Wozniak Beverly Wederath --Terri Chojnacki ----Dean Amhaus ----Mike Rybicki ----Kelly Girard ----Kathy Ruud John Paul 38 A Majority Of One 39 Arrow ROW 1: Karen Meyer, Lynn Borowski, Sandy Linvik. ROW 2: Debbie Baumgard, Barb Detilaff, Pam Prince, Ceci Hendrix, Terry Wahl, Kathy Kluck. ROW 3: Jim Hilby, Scott Schoemann, Bob Lewens, Steve Bong. The arrow provides a permanent record of your friends and life at Cudahy Senior High. All students are pictured as well as all major events of the year. 40 7 AFS The chief effort of the American Field Service, is to meet and to learn about people from other lands. This not only increases our knowledge of many differ- ent countries but helps us understand our- selves through others. Feelings of loneli- ness and longing for home are hopefully forgotten by the club making them feel wanted. Part of our large family. Activities our club is involved in are the talent show, pizza sales, donkey bas- ketball, Milwaukee week, etc. A.F.S. is under the sponsorship of Mr. Gill. BOTTOM: Karen Meyer, Robin Lutz, June Spikeberg, Sabine Kauder, Alma Campuzano, Jody Ruugers, Linda Palm, Patii Pari, Linda Slogaski. ROW 1: Juan Shin, Cindy Laehr, Kim Baisle, Judy Zemanovic, Judy Kopca, Barb Pendich, Mark Rehorst, Bonnie Noel, Beth Billo, Brenda Baum- gard, Mara Krecak, Debbie Javorek. ROW 2: Jill Torner, Terry Brodzik, Alice Manthei, Karen Erickson, Kathy Wenglewski, Lisa Thinnes. ROW 3: Jane Kuka, Jean Mostenan, Sue Stahowiak, Diane Kinser. 42 One year I lived here in Cudahy and yet all the experiences I had and all the things I learned were more than those of three years at home. Through the year I got acquainted with a completely different school system, I got to know many interesting and nice peo- ple, and I got to love a new family. 1 learned that things can be just different without being better or worse, and to me that is a very important discovery. All 1 can say is thanks so much for everything you did for me. I am sure one day I will come back to visit the friends I made. 43 PRESENTS • •3 ALENT 44 45 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL is our school's form of government that combines efforts of the students and the Admin- istration for improvement in our school. Through Student Council we can accomplish many things that can be shared with students. ROW 1: Alicia Pesch, Diane Colla, Ellen Spahr, Sandy Fonfara, Pam Ramskugler, Steve Fieler. ROW 2: Mary Ann Frederick, Denise Den- ton, Sue Burger, Chris Simonis, Debbie Centell, Judy Lendowski. ROW 3: Jill Bevilaqua, Nancy Leszcynski, Lynn Lupo, Cindy Cook. Tom Charapata, JanetBauman. ROW 4: Cyndi Jastromski, Merry Bessler, Laurie Lien, Karen Kraun, Andrea Sparacino, Shirley Putnam. 47 This year, besides our Homecoming events (which did include a Parade), there was also a Purgold dance, the movie American Grafitti, the ever-popular singing Valentines, the SFERE program and the scholarship which was given to a hard-working student. C.A.P Community Action Project (CAP) is designed to help students explore different careers they may be interested in pursuring after they complete High School. Mr. Rick Dehring, the advisor for CAP says the employers as well as the students are very pleased with the success of CAP. The employers are happy that they play a part in shaping the students future. In October when Mr. Dehring came to CSH, there were only 33 students in CAP, now there are 43 and by Feb. 1, Mr. Dehring hopes to have 58 or 60 students. CAP is a volunteer program which means the students do not receive any pay for their work. They do receive 1 credit a semester and must do oral and written reports for Mr. Dehring. ROW 1: Lynn Bergsrud, Margaret Brandstetter, Linda Varga, Margaret Tice, Mary Janiszewski. ROW 2: Kathy Gaynor, Kathy Janicek, Tammy Thompson, Kathy Kleman, Star Ruttgers, Sabine Kauder. Karen Bunda. Karen Erickson. ROW 3: Dean Amhaus, Jay Wnuk, Tom Johnson. Mr. Dehring, Kathy Jahnke, Jean Listinsky, Diane Nowaczynski, Leslie Kelley. Community Aetion Program Amhaus, Dean Bauman, Janet Bergstrud, Lynn Brandstetter, Margaret Budny, Karen Christensen, Debbie Cox, Debbie Dvorak, Karen Ekes, David Erickson, Karen Gaynor, Kathy Hayalian, Janice Guillonard, Bonnie Jackson, Jeff Janicek, Kathy Janiozewski, Mary Janke, Kathleen Jehoen, Lynette Johnson, Thomas Kauder, Sabine Kelly, Leslie Klemann, Kathy Krier, Jay Kryozewski, Dawn Lefaivre, Ken Listinsky, Jean Lorenzen, Joan Meier, Judy Mulqueen, Colleen (Jr.) Nowalzynski, Diane O'Leary, Eilleen Peterson, Mary Ruttgers, Star Schroeder, Karen Serfort, Jack Stevens, Elizabeth Terranova, Julie Terranova, Peter Thompson, Tama Tice, Margaret Varga, Linda Winski, Steven Whuk, Jay WMVS-TV Cudahy City Hall Jr. High West - English Jr. High East - Phy. Ed. George Meyer 1st National Bank Project - Involve Lincoln School - Kindergarten Goldman’s Shoe Service St. Francis Police Trinity Hospital St. John's School - Deaf Cudahy Dental Building J. E. Jones - Kindergarten Free Press Weather Service St. Francis Police J. E. Jones - 4th Grade St. Francis Police St. Francis Police St. Mark's Lutheran Church George Meyer - Packing Sr. High School - Sp. Ed. J. E. Jones - 2nd Grade St. Francis Police St. John's School - Deaf Parkview Elementary Washington School - Sp. Ed. Sr. High School - Sp. Ed. Lincoln School - Sp. Ed. Cudahy Marine Bank Milw. County Zoo Milw. County Zoo St. Francis Police Milw. County Zoo Jim Muellenbach - Fashion Design J. E. Jones - Sp. Ed. Venus Ford - Mechanics St. Francis Police St. Francis Police Jr. High West Sp. Ed. Arby's St. Francis Police 49 Debate Club Debate Club is for people who like to discuss or debate topics with other people. A new debate topic is picked each year. The club meets three or four days a week, after school in room 135. The team usu- ally decides when to meet. The main purpose of the club is to develop the student’s speaking abil- ity, persuasive technique, logical reasoning, and research methods. Possible activities the club is hoping to attend are a number of invita- tional debate tournaments and the State elimination tournaments. The advisor for the club is Mr. Sprader and the club members are . . . Mike Thorson, Jay Chrostow- ski, and Calvin Berlin. 50 ROW 1: Lynn Zinke, Ellen Spahr, Cindy Tomasik, Laura Kukor, Kathy Zarth, Chris Megna, Dean Amhaus. ROW 2: Beth Billo, Cheryl Hesiak, A1 Wischochil, Pat Wozniak. ROW 3: Besty Bowe, Sue Chovanec, Cindy Jastromski, Mike Thorson, Jim Switlik, Sue Foucault, Kelly Girard, Lynn Meerschaen. Advisor is Mrs. Unrath. 51 Drama Club ROW 1: Jill Jambretz, Joann Jessup, Diane Kinzer, Kathy Kobleski, Rae Szabrowicz, Sharon Kramicz. ROW 2: Linda Hawkey, Barb Zierhart, Kim Koss, Karen Bunda, Cindy Allen. ROW 3: Christi Walloch, Kem Lefaive, Kim Basile, Jodi Koss, Randy Rusch, Kim Powers. Drama Club meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month in room 138. The advisor for the club is Mrs. Lindenau and the President is Kim Koss. Among the club’s many activi- ties are: Attending Professional theater productions, selling candy bars and putting on a mime and variety show for the students at St. John’s School for the Deaf. 52 Pacer ROW 1: Cindy Allen, Mary Houllenhen, Pam Ramskugler, Mike Thorson. ROW 2: Mike Kuka, Mary Miller. Jcmutotul tsiMnrp Soirr Sttool Aurulis cTfu c v«fK| ‘i'lauU' to p Itathg Himj Amaro of i otior ia recognition of'outstanding and distinctive service.- tkc publication staff of tkc school 6(Luj. £' - i AW «y iW _ -'— I PACER Pacer is ihe school newspaper. Its purpose is to keep the student body informed of what's going on around school. The coveted Quill and Scroll award is rewarded on Honors Day to the senior who served at least two productive years on Pacer. Its editor, pho- tographer, and advisors are Michal Kuka, Mickal Thorson, and Miss Cherry, respectively. 53 Camera Club David Witkowski, Mike Kuka, Chris Wineinger President Mara Krecak, Kathy Wenglewski, Annie Koszydowski, Candy Freeman, Debbie Chapel. Paramedical Club 54 ROW l: Linda Varga, Steve Urick, Jeff Veriga, Rich Milton, Mark Herrick. ROW 2: Greg Gregory, Joe Tromba, Bud Bessler, Hunter Schenk, Joe Pisarek. ROW 3: Nancy Blinka, Richard Gagliano, Jay Gordon, A1 Adamczyk, Eli Morren. ROW 4: Donna Savin, Barb Dettlaff, Pauline Prushka, Debbie Miller, Diane York, Beth Heidingsfeld. ROW 5: Sue Potrykus, Leslie Fouts, Chris Riedel, Quin Loshaw. ROW 6: Sue Peet, Cindy Cook. 55 Election Committee And Art Club Election Committee: The election committee was formed so students could have a chance to learn how to set up the voting machine and vote on it. This committee is a vital part of Homecoming election, student council election, class officer elections, prom elections and government class elections. Art Club: The Art Club is formed by stu- dents who take a special interest in art and use this talent to better the school and community. C. Hendrix, P. Ramskugler, S. Fonfara, A. Sparacino, A. Pecsh, M. Fredricks, D. Colla. 56 FRONT: Mr. Arneson, T. Danek, J. Wessell, Mr. Skille. BACK: C. Gaynor. M. Wulff, C. Malicki, C. Allen, J. Jambretz, H. Nemeth. Chorus Chorus is the preparation for Choir, learning the basic funda- mentals. The group usually consists of about forty girls experiencing the group singing. ROW 1: Pat Pari, Linda Mikula, Dawn Czeklaski, Hedi Ludwig, Jami Barr, Debbie Reiman, Debbie Ness, Annette DeLuca, Julie Pelczynski, Laurie Jensen. ROW 2: Jill Tomer, Therese Brodzik, Terry Labinski, Sue Knoll, Cheryl Wink, Donna Dama, Kim Koporetz, Ann Hesiak, Pam Schwartz, Dyan Bowe, Lisa Kline. ROW 3: Lorraine Haines, JoAnn Schilz, Joanne Gentil, Lynn Novak, Sharon Kromaj, Sue Treloar, Sue Pokara, Linda Palm, Barb Urick, Gina Volpentesta, Theresa Nedbal. ROW 4: Renee Michalski, Sandy Maike, Carol Pflanzer, Monica Rewolinski, Jill Giencke, Cathy Beard, Cheryl Bondar, Lelise Gillich, Sue Leon, Sue Stachowiak. F.T.A. And FT A: The purpose of FTA is to learn about the teaching profession, its opportuni- ties, responsibilities and its important roll in our democracy. CBL: Is designed for students who are looking forward to careers in business. It serves as a means of bring- ing the interest of national problems and community improvement to the stu- dents . C. Freeman, M. Krecak, K. Wenglew- ski, A. Koszykowski, D. Chappie. 58 Donna Dewald, Candy Freeman, Debbie Chappie, Donna Savin, Cindy Cook, Debbie Sieger, Cheryl Hesiak. Service Help Erv Heltemes, Fred Kovac, Larry Lezala, Ken Riegel, Gene Waszak, Sharon Machak, Andy Tomayko. 59 Ushers A nd L. R. T. ROW 1: Bonnie Rich, Kim Basile, Myrna Abdallah, Kaye Thiede. ROW 2: Mrs. Frank, Cindy Sauer, Dawn Smul, Diane Sopik, Miss Krelitz. ROW 3: Linda Varga, Connie Rich, Belinda Johnson, Linda Sliwinski, Lou Ann Wallace. Usher: The group of about 45 people. They guided and greet and welcome visitors to the building at the school activities and functions. They also seat and handout programs to people at plays and music pro- grams. Ms. Hanson is their advisor. ROW 1: Jill Jambretz, Alice Manthei, Heidi Ludwig, Myrna Abdallah, Chris Misovie. ROW 2: Robin Lutz, Jean St. Antoine, Chris Johnson, Sorry Maria Salazar, Cheryl Wink, Sandy Warmer, Jackie Marifke, Sue Nielen, Mariann Frederick. ROW 3: Sorry, Mary Ruprecht, Mary Miller, Sorry, Sorry Again, Renee Peltier, Kathy Szydell, Cheryl Kollatz, Kathy Zarth, Debbie Selger. ROW 4: Ceci Hendrix, Tammy Templin, Terry Case, Debbie Chappie, Karen Gosetti, Cheryl Zelko, Diane Colla, Terry Labinski, Julie Puetz, Alicia Pecsh. L.R.T. The Library Round Table is a group of stu- dents interested in books, libraries, and assisting fellow classmates. As library aides, the Library Round Table members assist in the processing of new books, the checking out of materials, and the gen- eral care of the library and its books. Though pri- marily a service organization, the library aides enjoy some social functions. Ecology A nd Lab A ssistants C. Clinkenbeard, L. Michal- eis, L. Varga, M. Wuiff. C. Freeman, D. Witt, C. Zarth, L. Slogaski, G. Kryger, A. Jablonowski, K. Scully, D. Chappie. M. Mulqueen. Guidance Office Help 62 ROW 1: Therese Hinkens, Mary Bessler, Chris Simonis. ROW 2: Kitty Connor, Artis Flood, Becky Blomberg, LuAnn Magestro. Sue Peete, Laurie Veternic, Theresa Douglas, Kare Colden, Beth Billow. National Honor Society SITTING: Margaret Brandsteiter, Cindy Tomasik, Kathy lanicek, Marty Plevak, Kathy Zarth - President, Betsy Johannes, Scott Buerger, Mary Lou Czernejewski, Debbie Centell. ROW 1: Janet Bauman, Ann Wohlfarth, Chris Hardenbrook, Kathy Paul, Laurie Veternik, Beverly Wederath, Karen Kolden, Jean Mostenan, Judy Lendowski, Karen Aleksy, Chris Reidel, Debbie Baumgard. Kathy Ruud. Mary Peterson, Pam Ramskugler. ROW 2: Jean Holubowicz, Judy Zess, Mark Rehorst, Tom Johnson, Tom Charapata, Greg Gregory, Mark Hinkens, Jim Hilby, Kathy Kleman, Cherie Rob- erts, Kathy Kluck, Star Ruttgers. National Honor Society is a service organization. Membership is offered to those Juniors and Seniors considered by their teachers to be outstanding in the areas of character, leadership, scholarship and service. Cudahy N.H.S. chapter is under the leadership of six officers selected by the members themselves, and a faculty advisor. This year our officers are: President - Kathy Zarth; Vice President - Marty Plevak; Secretary - Kathy Jani- cek; Treasurer - Betsy Johannes; Historian - Cindy Tomasik; and Parliamentarian - Scott Buerger. Our advisor is Mr. Murphy. N.H.S. will undertake several projects this year, the main one being our coffee sales to MATC students. Proceeds from this fund raiser totaled more than $1,000.00 and were given away as scholarships to three graduating seniors. 63 SITTING: Steve Morgan, Brett Fossell, Mark McKendry, Perry Mark, Pat Kaufman, Paul Kopecky, Mark Chojnacki, Pat Misarek, Dragon nie Rich, Paulette Lesik, Diane Nowaczynski, Debbie Christensen, Debbie Baumgard, Maureen Walsh, Linda Koehler, Donna Addis, Lynn chocki, Loretta Dziadosz, JoAnn Granec, Karen Aleksy, Nancy Orlikowski, Jennie Krueger, Colleen Lorenz, Julie Lutz, Carol Washkuhn, Orlowski, Chris Kromraj, Mike Spack. SECOND ROW OF STANDING: Leslie Kelly, Cheryl Sorenson, Mary Peterson, Richard Haske, Jim Oudenhoven, Star Ruttgers, Tami Thompson, Kathy Janke, Mark Antoniewski, Ron Erickson, Brian Labinski, David Wagner, DanSotski, Karen Murphy, Pam Ramskugler, Betsy Johannes, Ray Knoll, Jill Jambretz. 64 Siojcevic, Rudy Dovnik. John Czajkowski. Keith Orcholski. STANDING: Karen Krahn, Connie dementi. Barb Zierhan. Kay Theide Bon- Lupo, Nancy Tomka. Sandy Langfeldt. Patli Seymour. Ed Owczarek. Tom Gienke. Frank Piechocki. Rick Giese. STAIRS: Denise Pie- Jean Mostenan, Karen Erickson, Gary Wagner, Mary Tschohl, Terri Wahl, Donna Boivin, Karen Wahl, Patti Belski, Pam Prince, Annette Schmidt, David Bugni, Beth Heidingsfeld, Jerry Zink, Marie Mulqueen, Pat Wozniak, Dan Zink, Melody Fossell, Julie Terranova, Michelle Pat Kettenhofen, Richard Yumang, Mike Balcerzak, Alan Wyskochil. Wayne Heidingsfeld. Carrie Malicki, Lance Wagner, Jennie Johnson, 65 BAND ROW: DRUM MAJORETTE: J. Lendowski. COLOR GUARD: K. Gosetti, L. Tice, S. Boyce, P. Brown, M. Czemejewski, TWIRLER - T. Edwardson. S. Tichkowski, K. Paul, B. Wederath, T. Chojancki, A. Wolfarth. ROW 2: D. Jablonowski, C. Wineinger, J. Wagner, D. Grambow, H. Lorenz, D. Ostrowski, K. Tuma, G. Jaeger, S. Treland, M. Mayford, D. Markowski, D. Bod win, M. Bartoshevich, D. Piemeisel, S. Roth, E. Pinkowski, D. Mihlsimmer, J. Lorenz. ROW 3: C. Walloch, D. Jahnke, M. Schroettner, L. Sims, L. Hawkey, S. Crzyll, G. Magnson, B. Baumgard, J. Kotarak, D. Langsdorf, E. Kaminski, D. Zemanovic, B. Kaminski, M. Saurer, N. Lemke, M. 66 Plevak, T. Olszewski. ROW 4: A. Sztukowski, L. Siiwinski, J. Chrostowski, M. Fogel, M. Tice, S. St. Antoine, J. Scherkenbach, L. Loh, F. Scibba, L. Dallmann, J. Roszak, B. Groen, P. Treloar, S. Putnam, T. Cefalu, L. Slogaski, S. Chovanec, J. Zaleski, B. Zeniecki, L. Siiwinski, K. Bunda, E. Popodi, D. Smul. ROW 5: W. Stark, R. Bober, R. Matuszewski, J. Holsen, R. Zeniecki, M. Pisarek, D. Kucej, D. Johnson, J. Kutka, S. Feiler, K. Tamel, D. Gazdik, S. Zwolinski, G. Knowles, A. Kurtin, P. Belsky, C. Lahr, T. LaFavor, J. Johnson, P. Franson. DIRECTOR: MR. OSTERBURG. 67 ROW 1: Lisa Sliwinski, Karen Bunda, Margret Tice, Denise Jahnke, Linda Hawkey, Brenda Baumgard, Alisha Pesh, Gail Magnuson, Sandy Grzyll. ROW 2: Brent Graun, Jay Chrostuski, Michelle Fogel, Fancis Skibba, Amy Sztukowski, Dan Bodwin, Brian Phillipson, Sue Chovanec, Joann Sherk- enbauch, Debbie Langsdorf, Ted Sefalu. ROW 3: Cindy Laur, Nancy Lemke, Ann Marie Kurtin, Greg Jear, Jay Lorenz, Mark Bartoshevich, Dale Marcowski, Dan Ostowski, Bill Kaminski. ROW 4: Kevin Tamel, Geri Knowles, Scott Treland, Don Mihlsimmer, Jim Holsen. ROW 5: Jim Wagner, Harold Lorenz, Dave Jablinowski, Chris Winager, Paul Franson, Don Kucej. 68 ROW 1: Mark Banowevich, Jay Lorenz, Bill Stark, Dave Jablonowski, Carl Detusch, Chris Wineinger, Paul Franson. ROW 2: Michelle Fogel, Dan Bod win, Dale Markowski, Dan Zemanovic, Brian Philipson, Mr. Osterberg. ROW 3: Many Plevak, Ann Marie Kunin, Mark Sauer. ROW 4: Jim Wagner, Jeff Johnson (HERB SPUDLEY), Tim LaFavor, Greg Jaeger, Dave Johnson, Don Kucej. RECREATION DIRECTOR Ron Fowler ROW 1: Judy Lendowski, Margaret Brandstetter, Betsy Bowe, Russ Hanson, Tom Charapata. ROW 2: Dawn Kryzewski, Karen Aleksy, Denise Slusar, Cindy Tomasik, Terri Chojnacki, Rick Schuster, Mark Trinkl, Jay Gordon, Bud Bessler, Kurt Gosh, Rick Senk, Carl Deutsch, Chris Hennlich, Sharon Rau, Maria Salazar, Cheryl Zelko, Chris Misovi, Carol Clinkenbeard, Linda Sliwinski. ROW 3: Mary Ellen Hauenstein, Sandy Moss, Coleen Colla, Jo Anne Granec, Tim Robinson, Scott Striech, Mark Barutha, Mike Wasikowski, Reed Manilla, Scott Treloar, Joe Lazkowski, Frances Skibba, Brenda Anderson, Sharon Loshaw, Diane Colla, Pam Schwartz, Alicia Pesch, Jan Zodrow. ROW 4: Kathy Kleman, Donna Walters, Kim Drana, Anne Marie Kurtin, Sue Skrobbis, Mr. Bowe, Quin Loshaw, Joe Veriga, Mark Drewicz, Tim Curry, Mike Setum, Mark Hinkens, John Paul, Terry Olecziewski, Tom Johnson, Lori Tomasik, Sandy Scaffidi, Lynn Novak, Kelly Girard, Suzanne Trapp. 73 Varsity Cheer- leaders Karen Richards, Janet 74 B-Team Cheerleaders The B Team consists of 8 enthusias- tic sophomores. Their captain is Nancy Lesczynski. They cheered our B Team through victory and defeat; and with their added color and smiles helped build school spirit! Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, and for the first time this past season, a new group of cheerleaders called the Wrestlerettes backed our wrestling team with plenty of enthusiasm. This new squad consisted of 6 girls. These girls enjoyed an active season cheering at both home and away meets and tournaments. One of the squad's main goals was to purchase new uniforms for themselves. This goal was accomplished by the girls holding several fund raising activities such as dances, bake sales, and program and banner sales. Though a great deal of work was necessary to the success of the squad, the Wrestler- ettes had fun keeping up team spirit and cheering each member on to victory. 76 WHAT’S THE LIFE OF A CSHS POM PON GIRL LIKE? Let me give you some hints! It includes . . . Contending with 16 girls jammed into an 8x4 room trying to avoid the doors and windows, Staying late at practice, Catching a few winks of sleep at 7:0Qi practice in the morning, Going over the same routine over and over and then going over it some more, Playing Penguins” !!! Holding fund raising events - car washes, dances, Sixteen individual girls trying to decide on a routine and costume, Waking up with aching muscles . 5 • Performing for the S.M. Nursing Home, Marching in the Fair Fest Parade in the pour- ing rain and still being able to smile, Making the horrible ore-game revelation - I can’t find my Poms! Awarding ribbons and kisses at the Packer Relays, S. W.A.T., ” Don’t Rain on my Parade, Mississippi Mud Herding 16 starving girls into Big Boy for a pre-game dinner Receiving the Sunshine Award Making friends and smiling LOVING EVERY MINUTE OF THE TRIALS AND JOYS OF BEING A POM PON GIRL! ! ! Laurie left! DanieUAdj 77 Girl’s Tennis ROW 1: Janet Bauman, Ann Marie Kurtin, Sue Skrobis. ROW 2: Mickey Santi, Laura Kveton, Barb Urick, Pam Schwartz, Coleen Colla, Marie Michal- ets. ROW 3: Linda Koehler. Sandy Grzyll, Geri Knowles, Jan Zodrow, Linda Michalets, Carol Clinkenbeard, Coach Mrs. Mancuso. Guy ’s Tennis Cudahy 5 St. Francis Sr • 5 Oak Creek 5 Thomas More 0 Bay 5 W. Milwaukee 1 Hale fm i v 2 Central A ;3 B 1 Tosa East flk t flg 0 Tosa West 5 0 Waukesha S. 5 Waukesha N. Ujo 3, So. Milwaukee o i Shorewood • • Racine Quad - -f f 2nd Subi irban 6th SuA irban Tournament 6th m fH W m FRONT ROW: MalCTgffijjyKe kim John Schwietzer, Scott Sylla, Kevin 6 BAQK.ROW: CoachjWalters [liano, Dennis I ialgifiv 79 BACK: Coach Caspar, George Schultz, Ed Owczarek, Tom Charapata, Mark Hardenbrook, Jeff Sylla, Coach LaFleur. FRONT: John Kanarek, Mike Kuka, Jim Ropicky, Dan Payne, Ron Forczek. LOW BOARD (J.V.): Debbie Kubic, Sharon St. Antoine, Frances Scibba, Cindy Sauer, Jill Zodrow, Sandy Scaffidi, Ninette Abdallah, Gail Magnuson, Sue Segedi, Cindy Kryszewski, Ellen Popodi. HIGH BOARD (VARSITY): Sandy Moss, Cindy Tomasik, Dawn Kryszewski, Carrie Malicki, Beth Ann Sadowski, Sue Selensky, Cheryl Zelko, Karen Janicek, Lori Tomisik, Jill Setum, Karen Kolden, Lynne Novak, Sue Chara - pata, Karen Aleksy, Linda Sliwinski, Chris Misovie, Lynne Kuban. MANAGER: Brenda Anderson. MISSING: Carol Pflanzer, Debbie Maciona. Girl’s Swimming The Cudahy Girl's Hot Dog Swim Team, coached by Sue Best and Marcia Hosni, proved that they were the school's HOTTEST YET! Tri-Captains for the '75 season were - Cindy Tomasik, Dawn Kryszewski, and Sandy Moss. Altogether 9 out of 11 school records were broken. Fine team performances outside dual meet competition include a 2nd place team finish at the North Star Invitational, a 3rd place finish at the Trojan relays, and a 4th place finish at State Sectionals. The girls also earned a 3rd place finish in the Suburban Conference Meet - the highest finish that any Cudahy Girl’s athletic team has ever finished. Setting a new Suburban Conference record and earning a first place was the 200 yd. medley relay team. This consisted of Sue Selensky, Cindy Tomasik, Lori Tomasik, and Lynne Kuban. Nine girls, filling 2 relay teams and 2 individual events, qualified for the STATE MEET at Whitefish Bay. The medley relay team composed of Sue Selensky, Cindy Tomasik, Lori Tomasik, and Lynne Kuban finished 4th in the state. Captain Cindy Tomasik competed in the 100 yd. breast stroke and ended up 5th in the state. Lori Tomasik, a freshman, placed 15th in the 100 yd. butterfly. The 400 yd. freestyle relay team was 14th and it was made up by Sue Charapata, Cheryl Zelko, Lynne Kuban, and Karen Janicek. With combined efforts ended up eleventh out of firty- nine teams. Swimming Coach is Mrs. Best. 81 GUTS ROW 1: Joe Pluskota, Tom Machak, Tim Sedmak, Dale Marchalski, Ed Windt, Jay Wnuk, Tqm Johnson, Steve Feiler, Tom Charapata, Mark McKendry. ROW 2: Tom Axberg, Jim Gavin, Dan Sotski, Ray Ice, Dan Domagalski, Russ Hanson, Jeff Johnson. CUDAHY OPP. 22 W.A. Central 61 17 Milw. Tech 66 93 St. Francis 73 38 Milw. Marshall 45 46 W.A. Hale 37 47 Bay View 35 63 Brown Deer 20 32 Shorewood 51 29 Kenosha Tremp. 54 22 New Berlin West 61 34 Milw. Hamilton 49 28 So. Milwaukee 55 31 Oak Creek 52 17 Thomas Moore 66 39 Wayland 44 INVITATIONALS Oak Creek 10th Rocket 9th Lakeshore 12th Packer 3rd Suburban 10th Sectional 7th Varsity 82 5 WIMMING ROW 1: Dave Furgeson, Tom Winecki, Wayne Piontek, Steve Hennlich, John Kukor, Peter Belsky. ROW 2: Brent Langs- dorf, Milt Knutson, Greg Jaeger, Jay Buichl. ROW 3: Dave Feiler, Keith Akey. This year's B-Team finished with a 8-7 record despite a tough schedule, and a slow start. They showed continual improvement throughout the year, and are ready to break into the varsity lineup next year. Awards Most Valuable - Jay Wnuk Most Improved - Dan Domagalski Outstanding Swimmer - Tom Charapata CUDAHY OPP. 36 Central 44 11 Milw. Tech 72 97 St. Francis 49 41 Marshall 40 46 Hale 30 48 Bay View 34 63 Brown Deer 22 51 Shorewood 35 29 Tremper 53 25 New Berlin West 59 35 Hamilton 48 55 So. Milwaukee 26 23 Oak Creek 60 39 Thomas Moore 41 66 Wayland 8 83 Junior Varsity Girl's Volleyball ROW 1: Robin Lutz, Annette Deluca, Kathie Schilz, Lisa Kline, Joanne Schultz. ROW 2: Heidi Ludwig, Alice Manthei, Carol Boucher, Mary Eischer, Lisa Steffes. 84 ROW l: Kaihie Janicek, Kim Drana, Sharon Roth, Donna Walters, Joanne Granic. ROW 2: Mary Lou Czernejewski, Maria Salizar, Judi Lendowski, Karen Kraun. 85 FRONT ROW: B. Bessler, J. Tromba, M. Jahn, R. Senk, D. Grambo, R. Papala, M. Andre. ROW TWO: J. Finko, D. Fergerson, B. Labinski, M. Herrick, B. Nemith, C. Hendrix, J. Shelley, SORRY, Coach Hoffman. 87 Cross Country ROW 1: Mary Houlehan. John Kunstman, Mike Kenny, Scott Damguard. Dave Cherry, John Hermsen, Bill Kluck. ROW 2: Coach Thalman, Joe Laskowski, Brian Delaney, Carl Deutsch, Chris Dale, Jeff Johnson, Joe Paczocha, Dennis Gazdek, Nick Holguin, Tom Johnson, Tim Boknevitz, Coach Wetzel, Rick McCabe, Richard Kuckes. 88 ROW 1: Many Plevak, Bud Bes- sler, Bill Stark, Tom Grochow- ski. ROW 2: Coach Woerfel, Mark Trinkl, Joe Tromba, Dave Machek, Greg Gregory, Rick Schuster, Tim Curry, Tim Fischer, Craig Noyes, Steve Curry. ROW 3: Alan Jablonow- ski. Curt Gosh, Craig Snider, Mark Staniszewski. 89 Girl's Varsity Basketball ROW 1: Karen Krahn, Jan Zodrow, Kim Drana, Kathy Janicek, Beth Ann Sadowski, Linda Michaelets. ROW 2: Donna Walters, Lisa Steffes, Sue Trapp, Coach Van Duser, Sharon Loshaw, Brenda Anderson, Cheryl Zelko, Renee Cottier. I™ l: Ludwi8’ Debe Nied, Dawn Smul. Alice Manthei, Sue Leon, Martha Hemmer. Chris Miller. Corie St. Marie. Ebba Wichowski HOW 2: Robin Lutz, Donna Freichels, Lynn Zinke, JoAnne Schilz, Lynn Bennet, Helen. Sandy Starich, Gina Volpentesta, Cheryl Kaczma- Girl’s Junior Varsity Basketball 91 Varsity Basketball BACK ROW: Coach Kujawa, Mgr. Brian Groen, Scott Streich, Tim Curry, Marty Schultz, Mark Jhan, Jim Pekar, Joe Tromba, Gary Groelle, K Janke, John Paul, Dan Sulik, Bob Stewart, Tony Dikta, Bill Stark. FRONT: Bill Stewart, Lyle Meyer. 92 Cudahy 60 64 W.A. Central Cudahy 53 56 Waukesha North Cudahy 65 56 Tosa East Cudahy 59 72 South Milwaukee Cudahy 63 50 W.A. Hale Cudahy 80 57 Waukesha South Cudahy 54 53 West Milwaukee Cudahy 45 46 Tosa West Cudahy 71 86 Whitefish Bay Cudahy 56 59 Shorewood Cudahy 58 47 Waukesha North Cudahy 82 81 Tosa East Cudahy 55 84 South Milwaukee Cudahy 59 53 W.A. Hale Cudahy 50 44 Waukesha South Cudahy 60 61 West Milwaukee Cudahy 67 74 Whitefish Bay The Cudahy High School basketball team could best describe their season as a hard luck” team. After compiling an outstanding record the past six years and not finishing below third place in the powerful Suburban Conference, the 1975- 76 Packers finished in the middle of the standings and had their first losing season since 1968-69. Four of their losses were by one point, and three more were by seven points or less. A few more breaks and a little more luck would have turned the season around into an outstanding season. The Packers were led all year by the outstanding play of their two senior co-captains, Lyle Meyer and Bill Stew- art. As a whole, the entire team made a great contribution. J. V. Basketball Cudahy 46 35 Cudahy 59 43 Cudahy 46 50 Cudahy 43 35 Cudahy 47 37 Cudahy 44 38 Cudahy 52 36 Cudahy 41 39 Cudahy 58 54 Cudahy 64 46 Cudahy 49 29 Cudahy 65 50 Cudahy 51 58 Cudahy 47 41 Cudahy 49 56 Cudahy 43 59 Cudahy 38 53 Cudahy 54 60 W.A. Central Waukesha North Tosa East South Milwaukee W.A. Hale Waukesha South West Milwaukee Tosa West Whitefish Bay Shore wood Waukesha North Tosa East South Milwaukee W.A. Hale Waukesha South West Milwaukee Tosa West Whitefish Bay Coach Trickey ROW 1: Kurt Noyes, Donny Schwartz, Brian Dominski, John Hauerwas, Gene Pawlak, Coach Trickey, Tom Milton, Tony Kern, Jeff Guldan, Brian Potrykus, Brett Fossell. ROW 3: John Notham, Jeff Sylla, Jeff Streich, Scott Maciona. Bob Brekke. 94 Gymnastics This being the gymnastics team's second season has proved to be an improved one. Cudahy's Beginner level had an excellent season winning all their seasonal meets. The Intermediate level did just as well; their best score being 58.55 against a tough Whitefish Bay team. This year Cudahy was fortunate enough to have a group of talented girls at the optional level. Even though they lost a large majority of their meets, it proved to be a year of experience that will be carried over to the team next year. ROW 1: J. Connors, N. Palacras, M. Brandstetter, J. Lendowski, C. Miller, Kit Miller, A. Riley. ROW 2: D. Rowley, J. Olyniczak, K. Richards, J. Ross, S. Moss, D. Colla, G. Magnuson, B. Scianne, K. Gosetti. ROW 3: Coach Best, Asst. Coach Linske, C. Tomasik, K. Jahnke, M. Schilz, B. Spahr, C. Malicki, D. Komis, J. Gargulak, L. Thinnes, A. Winski, J. Zodrow, J. Magnuson. 95 Varsity Football ROW 1: Tim Curry, Russ Hanson, Marty Plevak, John Paul, Rich Milton, Pat Masarik, Mark Drewicz, Jeff Veriga. ROW 2: Roger Lemke, Curt Gosh, Joe Veriga, Reed Matilla, Pete Knezic, Scott Buerger, Mike Karweik, Steve Urick. ROW 3: Phil Martell, Rick Schuster, Paul Treloar, Quin Loshaw, Mike Weber, Steve Bzdusek, Greg Gregory, Coach Schmidt. ROW 4: Richard Lorenz, Dave Obee, Ray Severson, Dean Gregory, Bob Stewart, Mark Hardenbrook, Mark Liber, Coach Bowe, Coach Venne. ROW 5: Brian Groen, Mike Wasikowski, Jim Pekar, Mark Barutha, Tim Robinson, Jay Gordon, Mark Hanson, Scott Streich. J. V. Football FRONT ROW- T King, G. Panosian, K. Zibolski. R. Grams. S. Maciona, D. Schwartz, B. Dominski. ROW TWO: M. Riedel, R. Meyer, J. Holsen, J. Unman, K. Fixel, B. Campbell, B. Fossell, James J. Ropicky. Coach Trickey, Ass't. Coach Vandervest, B. Green T. Gavin, R. Forczek, G. Gulden, T. Milton, B. Brecke, B. Amann, J. Staniszewski, Ass't Coach Brzyski. ROW FOUR: D. Klips, M. Jackson, J. Hauerwas, J. Strike, T. Machak, T. Paul. R. Buerger. J. Sylla. 98 8 wins 1 loss Cudahy 20 Waukesha So. 8 18 Thomas More 6 37 Shorewood 0 10 Bay 6 21 Waukesha No. 6 7 South Milwaukee 14 26 W. A. Central 8 26 Tosa East 0 33 W. A. Hale 0 Varsity Wrestling ROW 1: Jeff Damitz. Dennis Walsh, Scott Wood, Doug Anderson, Bob Kettenhofen, Coach Wetzel. ROW 2: Mark Hinkens, Ed Anderson, Bob Shimeta, Jay Gordon, Scott Urick, Rich Milton, Hunter Schenk, Carl Deutsch, Joe Laskowski, Coach Connors. 100 With only three lettermen returning from the 1975 championship team, our wrestling team won 8 and lost 4 before collapsing at tnePend of the year under a mass of injuries ahd illness. The collapse paved the way to the lowest Suburban Tournament, in .8 years and no state qualifiers for the first time Tn years. 1976 was the year the tables turned. M J. V. Wrestling SCORES Cudahy 33 Whitefish Bay 30 Cudahy 48 West Milwaukee 6 Cudahy 46 Wisconsin Luth. 18 Cudahy 9 West Allis Halo 42 Cudahy vl8 West Allis Central 36 Cudahy 48 Tosa West 15 Cudahy 44 Tosa East 23 Cudahy 54 Shoiewood 16 Cudahy 18 Wauk. North 39 Cudahy 8 Wauk. South 55 Cudahy 37 St. Francis 15 Cudahy 13 South Milwaukee 36 TOURNAMENTS Hamilton-Sussex 7th Suburban 6th UW-Waukesha 3rd Conference Record 5 wins 5 losses Overall Record 7 wins 5 losses Dual Meet Standing Tie for 3rd ROW 1: Pat Swanzell, Ray Chojncki, Ron Vokes, Matty Chojnacki, Jim Walsh, Coach Mike Connor, Ron Forczak. ROW 2: Wayde Peronto, Mark Hanson, Don Kucej, Calvin Berlin, John Weitekamp, Steve Warren, Steve Symczak, Mike Sackson, Dean Gregory. m 103 ROW 1: Pam Schwartz, Kelly Girard, Allison Tuma, Pam Brown, Karen Murphy, Beth Ann Sadowski. Cheryl Zelko, Karen Adamczyk, Margret Veriga. Tracy Fricano. ROW 2: Jenny Krueger, Brenda Baumgard, Gail Bye, Karen Krahn, Kelly Fabrizio, Sharon Frishman, Ruth Sites, Frances Skibba, Theresa Danek, JoAnn Gargulak, Diane Colla, Lynn Zinke, Chris Misovie, Julie Sirna, Lisa Steffes, Myrna Abdallah, Sue Bueger, Donna Freichels, Alicia Pesch, Sandy Zarek. ROW 3: Coach Huesbeck, Kathy Kleman, Marie Baranek, Lynn Mcrrschaert, Mary Beth Valoe, Colleen Mulqueen, Julie Kopp, Denny Slusar, Kathy Janicek, Laurie Vetemick, Geri Knowles, Kim Rehorst, Jan Zodrow, Suzanne Trapp, April Rehorst, Carol Clinkenbeard, Sue Selensky, Coach Wychowski, Coach Mancuso. ROW 4: Theresa Hinkens, Karen Gosetti, Rosmarie Colla, Cindy Jastromski, Merry Bessler, Nancy Blinka, Nancy Orlikowski, Laurie Lien, Olga Tyshynsky, Mary Ellen Hauenstein, Margaret Brandstetter, Sandy Moss, Terry Chojnacki, Coleen Colla, Kyung Kucharski, Karen Janicek, Heidi Ludwig, Alice Manthei, Linda Mikula, Mary Houlehen. 104 Cudahy 62 47 Muskego 69 2014 INDOOR SUBURBAN Cudahy 55 57 32 61 28 Tosa West 64 Cudahy 18114 27 South Stadium Cudahy-------------37 Hale Invitational Cudahy------------60 OUTDOOR SUBURBAN REGIONALS Shorewood-------------25 South Milwaukee-------40 Hamilton--------------42 14 Washington------------19 8th out of 11 Greendale-------------32 Waukesha So.----------47 Shorewood-------------32 Whitefish Bay---------71 South Milwaukee-------31 Muskego--------------—52 South Divison---------21 Tosa East-------------77 Juneau----------------10 Marshall------------5714 Tosa West-------------58 Hamilton------------6214 Greendale-----------4414 8th out of 12 Waukesha--------------68 18th out of 24 Bay View--------------69 St. Francis------------9 8th out of 11 5th out of 8 ROW 1: Coach Brzycki, Mike Baumgard, Jim Luljak, Jim Schmidt, John Egli, Tim Olejnniczak, Brian Wycklendt, Joe Veriga, Steve Slivin- ski, Tim Boknevitz, Tom Johnson, Nick Holguin, Dave Habanek, Don Kucej, Coach. ROW 2: Pat Masarik, Brian Groen, Mike Setum, Quinn Loshaw, Dan Sotski, Jan Endahl, Jay Buichl, Chris Dale, SORRY, Clayton Johnson, Rick McCabe, John Czajkowski. ROW 3: SORRY, Westly Wood, Mark Jahn, Robert Groesh, Carl Deutsch, Ken Miller, Mike Lisowski, Jim Peck, Mark Bowe, John Moran, Kris Henlich, Scott Kollatz, Gary Wagner, Mr. Theroy, SORRY. ROW 4: Mike Michalski, Mr. Dean, Harry Lorenz, Ray Severson, Jay Grawn, SORRY, Rich Milton, Dave Knutson, Hunter Schenk, Scott Burger, Mark Liber. Guy’s Track This year's track team went undefeated in duel and triangular competition during indoor and outdoor season. The team qualified 2 individuals and one relay team for state: Discus - Mark Bowe - 10th High Jump - Brian Wycklendt - 5th 880 yd. relay 1) Mark Liber 2) Greg Gosetti 3) Mike Setum 4) Joe Veriga OUTDOOR SEASON Hale Invitational - 4th Suburban Outdoor - 5th Regionals - 3rd Sectionals - 3rd 107 Winter Sports Awards GIRL’S SWIM: Captains - Sandy Moss, Cindy Tomasik, Dawn Kripzewski M.V.P. - Cindy Tomasik FOOTBALL: Co-Capt., All Conference, Tim Curry BASKETBALL: Co-Capts. - Lyle Meyer Bill Stewart WRESTLING: Capt. - M.V.P. Mark Hinkens 108 Spring Sports Awards , W GIRL'S TENNIS: Most Valuable - Marie Michalets Most Improved - Janet Bauman Rookie of the Year - Jan Zodrow Hardest Worker - Ann M. Kurtin Captains - J. Bauman - A. Kurtin GUY’S TENNIS: Most Valuable - Roger Gagliano Captains - R. Gagliano - Scott Sylla TRACK: Joe Veriga - Mike Setum - Quin Loshaw GYMNASTICS: Captains - Janet Ross Margaret Brandstetter SWIM: Most Valuable - Jay Wnuk Most Improved - Dan Domagalski Outstanding Swimmer - Tom Charapata GOLF: Tim Curry Greg Gregory Dave Machak Rick Schuster CROSS COUNTRY: Tom Johnson - Course Record (15.45) 109 1. MRS. SUSAN BEST B.S. - Physical Education, B.S. - French, M.S. - Admin. Leadership, U.W. - Milw. ,11-12 Grade Phy. Ed. Girls, Head Coach - Girls Swimming, Head Coach - Girls Gymnastics. 2. MR. JERRY BURME1STER Industrial Education 3. MR. FRANK CHARAPATA B. A. St. Norbert College, M.A. Marquette Universities. Further Studies: University of Wise. Milw., Wichita State University, Spanish 3-4, 5-6, 7 - 8, Spanish Club. 112 1. MR. RUSS COLOMBO U. W. Whitewater - B. S. , M. S., Sophomore Biology. 2. MR. DEHRING C.A.P. Advisor. 3. MR. DENNIS DONOVAN Whitewater. Bachelor of Education - Special Education, Special Ed., Camera Club. 113 1. MRS. ROSALIE DOVI Guidance Counselor - Secretary. 2. MR. JAMES FONS Geometry, Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry, Practical Math. 3. MR. RON FOWLER Athletic Director. 114 1. MR. STEPHEN GAZA UW - Milw., B.S. - Biology. Soph. Biology, Assistant Swim Coach. 2. MR. THOMAS GILL University of Wise. - Social Studies, M. A. Educational Psychology. Psychology 12 Grade, Govn. 12 Grade, Economics 12 Grade, Advisor for A.F.S. and Ecology Club. 3. JANE HASLANGER Univer. of Wise. - Madison, B.M. and M.A., Choir, Girls Chorus, Voice Classes, Junior Class Sponsor, Music Show Director. 115 1. DONNA HUMEN Physical Education 2. NANCY MINTZ U. W. Stout Bachelor of Science in Home Economics; Child Development, Foods 1 - 2, Adv. Foods, Vocational Food Service, Consumer Education. 3. MR. FREDRICK MURPHY Milton College - B. A., Duke University - M. A., Advanced Biology, Biology (Soph.), Senior Class Advisor, Graduation Director, NHS Advisor, Science Department Chairman. 116 1. MR. LARRY OSTERBURG B.E. - Whitewater, M.S. - Illinois, Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Lessons, Sophomore Class Advisor. 2. MR. JAMES PRICE Graduated from Whitewater B.S. 1971. Will graduate from UWM in May, 1975 with M.S. in Educational Psychology. Adv. Chemistry, College Prep, Chemistry. 3. MR. MICHAEL RAAP Physical Education. 117 1. MR. J. D. SKILLE University of Minnesota - Duluth B.S. Art 3-4, 7 - 8, Art Club Advisor. 2. MR. BRUNO SLOTWINSKI Central State University, Stevens Point B.E. , Univer. of Wise. - Madison, Graduate Work in Univer. of Wise, in Milw. and Madison. Physics, Physical Science, Chemistry. 3. MR. L. SOLDA U.W. -M.B.S., Geometry, Algebra, Trig. 118 MR. CAREY VENNE B.S. - Oskosh State, M.S. - U.W.M., Geography, Jr. English, Asst. Football Coach, A-V Supervision. MR. RICHARD WOERFEL B.E. University of Wise. , Platteville, M.A. University of Wise. Stout. Graphics, Golf. MR. CALVIN WETZEL B.S. - U.W. Milw. , M.S. Education U.W. Milw., Advance Composition, Jr. English, Head Cross Country Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Head Baseball Coach, REVIEW Advisor. 119 1. MISS JUDY KRELITZ UWM - BFA, MALS, Librarian, Library Round Table. 2. MRS. FRANK Library Aides, Assistant, Library Round Table Advisor. 3. MR. EDWARD RACE Loyola University L.A. Calif., Marquette Univer. B.S., M.E. Guidance - Counseling, Chairman Guidance Department, Comm. Action Project, Explorers Club. 4. MR. PETE HASSMER Univer. N. Colorado - Doctor of Philosophy, Counselor - Class of 1977, Head Basketball Coach. 120 122 School Board SUPERINTENDENT - Dr. John Phipps BOARD MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Tom Kuyawa, Charles Miller, Andrew Bong, Dr. John Phipps, Vincent Langowski, Leighton Millar, Janet Noyes. SITTING: Eugene Barcio, Donald Lisowski. TOP LEFT: PRINCIPAL, Mr. Robert Seeger 123 BOTTOM LEFT: VICE-PRINCIPAL, Mr. Harold Lorenz 125 ROW 1: Brenda Anderson, Sue Bender, Beth Billo, Karen Adamczyk, Myrna Abdallah, Jami Barr, Mary Anderson. ROW 2: Sue Barlow, Kim 3asile, Mark Betz, Mike Benet, Brian Amann, Mike Balzer, Keith Akey, Dan Bowdin, Calvin Berlin, Mark Bartoschevich, Chris Balow. ROW 3: Dan Alexander, Ron Bober, Tom Axberg, Jim Bankenbush, Rich Belsky, Jeff Bergsurd. ROBERT SEDLACEK University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, B.S. Degree - Mathematics Major and Physics Minor, Algebra, Geometry, Head Coach - Swimming. 126 T. H. NACKERS U. W. Whitewater, Bachelor of Science in Education, Master of Science Degree - U.W. of Whitewater, Accounting, Adv. Accounting, Business Law, Data Processing. ROW 1: Lori Burdick, Carol Boucher, Therese Brodzik, Tammy Brandt, Susan Burger, Kelly Brennan. Laurie Champagne. ROW ; Slaglev Brzozowski, Brian Campbell, Dyan Bowe, Steve Bong, Steve Bovin, Lynn Borowski, Sue Chovanec, Ted Cefalu, Dona Chojnacki. ROW Jeff Buckner, Bob Brekke, Mark Bukowski, Tony Brooks, Tom Cantillon, Bob Burak. ROW 1: Dawn Czekalski, Annette DeLuca, Ron Erickson, Cheryl Denis, Diane Colla, Julie Detrie, Mark Demos. ROW 2: Tami Edwardsen, Andy Dopuch, Pat Deuberry, Jeff Croft, Jean Danforth, Brian Dominski, Donna Dama, Jim Dettlaff. ROW 3: Lynn Dallmann, Brian Delaney, Jay Chrostowski, Dave Cook, John Dorcey, Renee Cottier. MR. KEN KUJAWA U.W. - M.B.S. in Math and Secondary Education, M.S. in Mathematics Analytic Geometry and Calculus Introduction to Computers, Geometry, J.V. Basketball Coach, Advisor Cheerleaders, Director of Grade School Basketball League, Chess Team Advisor. 128 BRADFORD ARNESON W.S.U. - Whitewater B.S.E. - Broadfied, Art K-12, Art 1-2, Art 3-4, Art Club Advisor. ROW 1: Chris Fix, Nehoma Flemming, Joanne Gentle, Joanne Gargulak, Mary Fischer, Sue Flick, John Finco. ROW 2: Kelly Girard, Debbie Gibson, Donna Freichels, Robin Gitter, Tom Gavin, Charles Friiz, Dave Furgason, Robin Flood, Chuck Gadish. ROW 3: Ron Forczek, Brett Fossel, Larry Fellin, Ricky Giese, Keith Fixel, Joe Flencher. 129 ROW 1: Lynn Hanson, Sandy Gryzll, Lorraine Haines, Debbie Grawn, Chris Grochowski, Karen Gosetti, Anna Grau. ROW 2: Nick Harris, Brenda Grumbo, Steve Hennlich, Rick Hecker, Rick Haske, Dan Habanek, Bob Grams, Pat Heeley, Wayne Heidingsfeldt, Steve Hanson. ROW 3: Mark Hanna, John Hauerwas, Chris Guilonard, Dave Grambow, Jeff Guldan, Dennis Helm. MRS. ARLENE URICK B. S. U. W. Stevens Point, Fresno, Calif., State College U. W. M., Clothing, Foods, Family Living. 130 JEFF TRICKEY Ripon College B.A., Physical Education, Head ”B” Football, Head B Basketball. ROW 1: Jean Jelinek, Lori Jenson. Scott Ice, Kim Jagodzinski, Carrie Johnston, Karen Janicek, Joanne Jessup, Becky Huck, Kevin Herrick. ROW 2: Herb Hough, Terry Hubbard, Steve Kasmerski, Jim Holsen, Chris Johnson, Lavona Hoffarth, Greg Jaeger, John Hermsen, Ann Hes- iak, Mike Kaja, Mary Houlehen. ROW 3: Scott Johnson, Jerry Kaczkowski, Eugene Emmel, Eric Kaminski, Mike Jackson, Bruce Kapatczn- ski. 131 Debbie Kubic, Denise Komis, Cindy Kostowski, Jeff Kutkey, Pat Kettenhofen, Steve Kollatz, Diane Kinzer, Jane Kucera, Lisa Kline. ROW 2: Jodi Koss, Curt Kueny, Pam Kohler, Kathy Kobleski, David Kilps, Lynn Kuban, Sharon Kramitz, Sue Noel, Mike Kober, Sharon Kromaj, Teri Kinney, Joanne Kilps. ROW 3: Geri Knowles, Mike Kowtowski, Kerry Kotarak, Tony Kern, Mike Kupca, Dave Klimizewski. MS. PATT CLARK Wisconsin State University - Stevens Point, San Jose State, UWM, Marquette, B. S. Education, English, Library Science, Business English, Gen. English, Paramedical Advisor. 132 PATRICIA LIVENS Edgewood College, B.S. UW Madison, M. S., Shorthand, Clerical Practice. ROW 1: Shelly Macek, Laura Kveton, Sue Leon, Jay Lorenz, Terry Libinski, Linda Loh, Hidi Ludwig. ROW 2: John Kukor, Robin Lutz, Bary Lesark, Sharon Loshaw, Tom Machak, Jim Lovas, John LePine, Terry Locker, Gary Locks, Ken Lang, Cindy Lane. ROW 3: Tom Lathrop, Gary Lezala, Darrel Kukor, U. Sneak, Dave Lewens, Scott Maciona. 133 ROW 1: Paul Martell, LuAnn Magestro, Gail Magnuson, Debra Merlin, Jean Malovec, Alice Manthei, Linda Mikula. ROW 2: Andy Mahsem, Debra Marquardt, Sandi Maiki, Mary Ellen Miller, Jackie Marifke, Jean Mark, Theresa Merkel, Theresa Mager. ROW 3: Dale Markowski, Tom Milton, Kevin Mandt, Randy Meyer, Scott Mattmiller, Debi McCourt. MR. DARYL DEAN Northland College, U.S. History, Assistant Track Coach. 134 MR. E. JAMES LaFLEUR B.S. WI State University - Oshkosh, M.S. WI State University - Whitewater, World History, German, Asst. Varsity Tennis Coach. ROW 1: Patty Perry, Terry Olszewski, Debbie Niedzolkowski, Linda Palm, Chris Mislovie, Kimberly Parisey, Chris Paccagnella. ROW 2: Bonnie Neel, Steve Orlikowski, Dave Nowaczynski, Kurt Noise, Lynn Novak, Greg Panosian, Leroy Padilla. Sue Nielen, Theresa Nedbal, Doreen Parker. ROW 3: Keith Orcholski, John Notham, Robert Nemmeth, Kevin Mollberg, Mark Momsen, Bon Nielen. 135 ROW 1: Debbie Reiman. Alicia Pesch, Sue Pickora. Sandy Pawlowski, Julie Pelczynski, Julie Puetz, Barbara Reed. ROW 2: Linda Peterson, Dorie Polacek, Barb Pendzich. David Pemisil. Joe Plaskota. Nancy Raygo, Kathy Pochuch, Ed Pinkowski. Kim Powers. ROW 3: Craig Peller, Tod Palski, Brian Potrickous, Mike Putrikis, Tom Paul, David Pupodi. MRS. MERRILEE UNTRATH Soph. Speech, Forensics Director, and Asst. Drama Director. ROW 1: Gail Richardi, Mickey Santi, Mary Ruprecht, Beth Ann Sadowski, Lori Renning, Sherri Rice, Tim Romans. ROW 2: Denise Rowley, Debbie Rempala, Linda Rogalski, Jim Ropicky, Rick Rueth, Danielle St. Antoine, Dan Repinski, Sharon St. Antoine, Dan Sauer, Rita Sazama, Jean St. Antoine, Mike Riedel. ROW 3: Kathy Rubel, Dean Rempala, Jody Rutteles, John Roszak, Ron Robinson, Dan Ripple. 137 ROW 1: Lori Sims, Julie Sirna, Jenny Schulz, Cathy Schilz, Steve Semon, Won Shir, Chiis Simonis. ROW 2: Beth Scianni, Margie Schroett- ner, Teena Scherr, Debbie Schmidt, Jo Anne Scherkenbach, Joanne Schilz, Randy Shelley, Janice Simuncak, Cheryl Schuster, Sue Selen- sky, Pam Schwartz. ROW 3: Dan Seminaro, Bob Seewald, Don Schwartz, Tim Schroettner, Dave Seminaro, U. Sneak. RICHARD CHEKE University of Wisconsin - Stout, B.S. and M.S., Woodworking I and II. 138 MR. DERBY B.S. Bemidji, Bemidji (Association Degree Milw. Area Technical College, Milwaukee in Business Administration) M. A. College of Racine, Driver Education Theory, Driver Education Practice, Summer School Driver Education. ROW 1: Sue Sobotta, Terri Smith, A1 Smolen, Lynn Tabaczynski, Rae Szabrowicz, Hope Spack, Lisa Steffes. ROW 2: Sharon Sukup, Dave Smul, Mike Stevens, Mike Suszek, Sandy Smith, Frances Skibba, Robin Steffes. ROW 3: Martin Skrobis, Mike Srnec, Jeff Streich, Jim Staniszewski, Jeff Sylla, Dan Tabet. 139 ROW 1: Shristi Walloch, Sandy Wanner, Penny Totka, Theresa Tarnowski, Margaret Veriga, Lou Ann Wallace, Jill Tomer. ROW 2: Linda Tyner, Donald Woldach, Adele Varga, Barb Urick, Dave Wagner, Suzie Treloar, Gina Volpentesta, Beth Ward, Lisa Thinnes, Chris Tetz- laff, Tammy Templin. ROW 3: Lynn Talaska, JoAnn Turinski, Tony VanDerWal, Jeff Wagner, Bruce Trisco, Ron Wahl. MS. JANE McELROY UW Whitewater B.E., Typing 1-2, Intermediate Typing, GBL - Advisor. 140 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. ROW 1: Cindy Zaja, Cheryl Zelko, Judy Zemanovic, Brenda Wilke, Denise Wind, Mary Zarek, Fred Walske. ROW 2: Bob Wyant, Lynn Zinke, Lutz Wohkeftel, Diane Zeman, Mike Wozney, Richard Yumang, Cheryl Wink, Mary Zuel, Phil Wagner, Gary Wronkowski, Bonnie Zeniecki. ROW 3: Bob Wood, Jerry Zink, Sue Zwolinski, Ken Wronkowski, Kevin Zibolski. 141 143 ROW 1: Melvin Beyer, Cheryl Arnold, Cindy Amann, Marie Baranek, Brenda Baumgard, Cindy Allen, Laura Bay. ROW 2: Bonny Bednarz, Jill Bevilaqua, Greg Bigger, Caihy Beard, Kelly Bens, Merry Bessler, Doug Anderson. ROW 3: Rick Beniz, John Babinec, Tom Benneti, Ed Anderson, Bob Bahling, Mark Barutha. H. J. TRZECIAK Steven Point - B.S., St. Mary’s College - M.S., Biology. 144 MR. ROBERT SPRADER Soph. English, Debate and Asst. Forensic Coach. ROW 1: Connie Clementi, Colleen Colla, Nancy Blinka, Mark Boknevitz, Dave Bugni, JoAnn Carlino, Rosemarie Colla. ROW 2: Ron Buer- ger, Craig Comp, Carol Clinkenbeard, Mark Chonacki, Cathy Cindel, Donna Bovin, Terry Case, Mac Chonacki. ROW 2: Larry Burss, Clare Brhel, John Czajkowski, Cheryl Bondar, Richard Cardin, Joe Czarnecki. 145 ROW 1: Barb Detlaff, Artis Flood, Judi Fischer, Denise Demon, JoAnn Dziobkowski, Lil Flechner, Bonnie Flynn. ROW 2: Donna Dewald, Tim Dejewski, Chris Dale, Kevin Fixel, Carl Deutsch, Kim Drana. ROW 3: Rudy Dovnik, Dan Domagalski, Dave Dunn, Ron Dobrzynski, Tony Diktas, Jim Dabbs. 146 STEVE G. HOFFMANN University of Wisconsin, Madison, B.A., M.A., Physical Education, Boys' Volleyball, Department Head. MRS. BARBARA MANCUSO U. of Wis. - LaCrosse B.S. , Physical Education 10 and 11, Head Girls’ Tennis Coach, Head Girls' Track Coach. ROW 1: Jean Fonfara, Penny Grams, Colleen Gaynor, JoAnn Granec, Chris Gloyer, Andrea Goretzko, Michelle Fogel. ROW 2: Jill Gienke, Denny Fosmore, Mark Gadish, Leslie Gillich, Frank Furdek, Tom Fritsche, Bob Goss, Dennis Gadzik, Melody Fossell. ROW 3: Brian Groen, Tom Grochowski, Paul Franson, Gary Groelle, Brian Gaber, Dean Gregory. 147 ROW 1: Teresa Hinkens, Cindy Hinsch, Cheryl Hesiak, Margaret Guertin, Mary Ellen Hauenstien, Marie Herrick, Linda Hawkey. ROW 2: Karen Hintz, Ce Ce Hendrix, Tim Heeley, Mark Hanson, Dave Habanek, Nick Holquin, Donna Helm, Robin Holcomb. ROW 3: John Hoag- land, Mark Hardenbrook, Tim Henneman, Jeff Hahn, Bob Grosch, Duane Hanley. MS. DIANE LINDENAU Jr. English, World Literature, Film Study, Drama Club, Forensics Coach. 148 MR. PAUL BARRY Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop. ROW 1: Mary Ann Kausie, Liz Iwaskewicz, Jenny Johnson, Jane Jost, Denise Janekowski, Kathy Kardelis, Cyndi Jastromski, Denise Janke, Annette Jacobson. ROW 2: Peter Hoyt, Tim Katcha, Jill Jambretz, Pat Kaufman, John Kanarek, Bruce Kamedulski, Mike Kaczkowski, Dave Jazdzewski, Mark Jastromski, Kelly Kartz, Teresa Kazmarek. ROW 3: Ron Iverson, Clayton Johnson, Ken Janke, Bill Jefferson, Jeff Johnson, Dave Jablonowski. 149 ROW 1: Karen Krahn, Margaret Klobuchar, Chris Kromraj, Kathy Kazmierski, Bob Kenttenhofen, Tammy Knoll, Julie Kopp. ROW 2: Annie Koszykowski, Jenny Krueger, Peter Knezic, Dan Komis, Jeff Klimaszewski, Ken Kramer, Kale Kordylas, Debbie Kolden, Dave Knaank, Cheryl Kollatz, Kim Koportz. ROW 3: Paul Kopecky, Rick Koskovich, Milt Knutson, Mara Krecak, Joe Klafke, Jack Koronkiewicz. MR. ROBERT BRZYCKI Social Heritage and Sr. Social Studies, B- Team Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach. ROW 1: Rick Kukes, Arlene Langfeldt, Mike Lorenzen, Laurie Lewandowski, Lynn Lupo, Ann Marie Kurtin, Sandy Linvik, Jill Lavota, Jane Kuka. ROW 2: Kyung Kucharski, Laurie Lien, Jim Anionia, Nancy Lemke, Joe Laskowski, Debbie Langsforf, Terry Laskowski, Bill Lopez, Nick Loose, Mike Kurtin, Jerry Littman. ROW 3: Colleen Lorenz, Phillip Lindberg, Richard Lorenz, Harry Lorenz, Bob Lewens, Don Kucej. 151 ROW 1: Mark McKendrey, Claudia Mikula, Clarice Mikula, Sue Marchese, Anita Marren, Carol Mostenan, Janet Magestro. ROW 2: Sandy ; Moss, Mark Mayford, Don Milsimer, Roger Merlin, Mike Megna, Karen Meyer, Phil Martell. ROW 3: Debbie Maki, Chris Malkowski, Bob . Mijokovic, Scott Mixdorf, Mike Markey, Perry Mark. MR. MIKE McCURDY B. Sc. Eau Claire, M. Sc. Whitewater, Student Council, Economics, Government. 152 ROW 1: Donna Reeper, Mark Paulasek, John Nedbal, Tim Olejniczak, Tony Paladino, Carol Pelczynski, Lonna Parge. ROW 2: Nancy Orli- kowski, Pam Paul, Holly Nemeih, Ross Notham, Kathy Pendich, Michelle Oudenhoven, John Parker, Debbie Ness. ROW 3: Ken Payne, Matt Paplinski, Dave Obee, Gus Nowe, Jim Pekar, Rick Papale. 153 ROW 1: Carol Phlanser, Linda Schell, Sandi Penile, Monica Ruvolinski, Anita Radrigucz, Donna Savin, Jean Repinski. ROW 2: Karen Salt- ier, Pam Prince, Fred Pieper, John Romans, Nancy Redlasinski, Ellen Popodi, Brian Phillpson, Wayde Peronto, Bob Rassmusen, Kathy Pokora, Cindy Sauer, Karen Richards. ROW 3: Paul Renning, Kathy Ratliff, Paul Pitlik, Carol Peterson, Glen Popple. MARY ROSE LORENZINI Marquette University, B.A., Soph. Speech, Soph. and Junior English, F. T. A., Forensics Advisor. 154 MS. MARY JO CHERRY French, English, Pacer Advisor. ROW 1: Dawn Shelley, Michelle Schilz, Kathy Scully, Carrie Senk, Diane Somon, Linda Slogaski, Sue Scrobis. ROW 2: Jeff Schuster, Tim Sedmak, Dan Smkowski, John Schmitz, Karen Slusar, Terry Schultz, Linda Sliwinski, Lisa Sliwinski. ROW 3: Bob Shimeta, Keith Schmidt, Ray Severson, Scott Schoemann, Marty Schulz, Randy Sikora. 155 ROW 1: Sue Stachowiak, Mark Suzek, Mike Spratz, Randy Steffes, Dave Swick, Greg Strehlon, Dan Sorenson, Sue Tichkowski, Kathy Szy- del. ROW 2: Amy Sztukowski, Diane Sopik, Ellen Spahr, Tony Terescak, Chris Thielen, John Stoll, Kurt Spears, Dan Sotski, Kevin Tamel, Bill Stark, Debbie Stray, Andrea Sparacino, Barb Thompson. ROW 3: Jim Switlick, Phil Steffes, Bob Stewart, Mark Tomaro, Robert Tabac- zynski, Mark Tarnowski. 156 157 5. VANDERVEST B.S. - Stout State Univ., M. S. - Stout State Univ., Machine Shop 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Assistant Coach of B-Team Football. ROW 1: Lyle Trudeau, Carol Wahkuhn, Allison Tuma, Donna Walters, Suzanne Trapp, Ron Vokes. ROW 2: Val Weins, Karen Wahl, Mary Beth Valoe, Mark Tschohl, Linda Trisco, Mark Weins. ROW 3: Gary Wagner, Randy Vad, Paul Treloar, Mike Wasikowski, Joe Valoe, Ron Walker. 158 ROW 1 Sandy Zarek, Lynn Weir, Pam Wrazel, Scott Wood, Monica Wulff, Janet Wessell, Kathy Wenglewski. ROW 2: Julie Zemplinski, Jan Zodrow. Alan Wipkochil, Pablito Yumang. Dan Zomanivik, Ed Windt. Bob Zillman, Jeff Wekwejt, Ken Williams. John Weitekamp, Pat Wozniak, Terry Zajda. ROW 3: Dan Zornes, Dan Zink, Chris Wineinger, Gary Wycklendt, Dwayne Welvang, Jerry Yakel. MR. PHILLIP WILKE Senior English. SOPHOMORE LOST AND FOUND: ROW 1: Randy Matuszewski, Alma Campuzano, Dan Harris, Tim Dahlberg, Mike Persarek. ROW 2: Bar- bara Cameron, Joe Patka, Gene Pawlak, Mark Moczynok. 159 JUNIOR LOST AND FOUND: ROW 1: Carrie Malicki, Don Media, Jim Louchs, Dale Rozewicz, Reed Matilla, Lynn Meerschart, Tom King, Kitty Connor, Becky Blomberg. ROW 2: Vickie Albrecht, Barb Beland, Mike Thorson, Tim La Favor, Mike Grumbo, Bryan Martin, Wynn Sandall, Mark Lang, Theresa Danek. ROW 3: Rich Goss, John Olson, Bruce Popowski, Bob Kopp, Jay Buchil, Scott Brzycki. 161 LUCY W. ABDALLAH - Swimming 3, Prom Queen. To become a psychiatrist, then maybe see the world. DEAN AMHAUS - Dino , C. A. P. 4, Football 2, Track 2, Weight Lifting 2-4, School Plays 2, 4, True-Value Hardware 3-4. Work for CBS as a cameraman in order to buy my Vette, also to take Arnolds title away. ROBERTS. BANKENBUSCH. ALAN DANIEL ADAMCZYK - ’’Pukie”, Brafy ; Hall Monitors 3-4, Swimming 1-4, Tennis 1-2, Mexican excursion 3. To move to Utah and become a rich and famous skier. BARRY ANDERSON - Dirty”; Football 1-2. To get out of the Senior High. CLAUDIA BAUER - Claud ; To climb every mountain, gathering the rays of sun along with rainbows. DONNA J. ADDIS - Poody ; A.F.S. 2-3, Drama Club 2-3, Hall Monitor 4. To always have my bear near me. ROSEMARY ANDERSON - Rosy , To find something worth doing and do it; and to hold no hard feelings for anyone or for anything. JANET LYNN BAUMAN - Balls , Archie , Shinin ; Tennis 2-4, Cheerleader 1, Basketball 3, NHS 4, Student Council Rep., Spanish Excursion, Muni-Baseball. To catch a Shining star on my stairway to Heaven. KAREN JEAN ALEKSY - Aleks ; Swimming 3-4, Letterman’s Club 3-4, Ushers 2, Mexican Excursion 3, N.H.S. 4, Choir 4. To never look back and have to say I’m sorry. MARK ANTONIEWSKI - Marc ; Choir 2-4, H. M. S. Pinafore 2, Oklahoma 3, Fiddler on the Roof 4, I Remember Mama 3. You will all know me. DEBRA DEE BAUMGARD - Debbie ; Arrow 2-4, NHS 4, Pom Pon 3, Capt. 4, Choir 3-4, Musicals 2-4, Track 4, A.F.S. 2-3, Std. Cncl. 1-3, Purgold Ct. 3, Homecoming Queen 4. 162 CYNTHIA JEAN BECKER - Cindy”; I’m no fool, no sir-ry, I’m gonna live lo be one hundred and three. CHARLES BENNETT - Grasshopper”; Muni Basketball, Track 4. To fly in on a Leer Jet and come to visit Cudahy 76's class reunion. LYNN BERGSRUD - Capt. 4, Cheerleading 1. To be something; see the world; and enjoy myself to the fullest with the one I care about most. JAMES BERKEN - Jim ; A. V. Aid. To become a Computer and Electronics Engineer and make great discoveries. ERWIN BUD BESSLER II - Stud ; Golf 1 - 3, Volleyball 3-4, Football 1-2, Hall Monitor 4, Muni Basketball 2-4, Muni Baseball 2-4, Lettermcn’s 4, Prom Court, Band 2. To be a ROCK AND to always keep ROLLING also to always finish what I've STARTED. JULIE ANN BLOCHOWICZ - Stubs, Imp ; Track 2. To be a secretary and to marry Rick and have his bambinos. TIMOTHY J. BOKNEVITZ - T. J. , Bok ; Track 1-3, Cross Country 3-4, Wrestling 3, Band 1-3, Jazz Band 3, PurGold Court 4. To take life as it comes to my door and to have J. C. by my side during all of it. JEFF BOROWSKI - To make my first million by 25. ELIZABETH BOWE - Betsy, Bubba ; Cheerleading 1-3, Swimming 2, Track 2, Volleyball 3, Gymnastics 3, Lettermen's Club Pres., Homecoming Court, State Forensics, NHS. SHARON BOYCE - Shari ; Concert Band 1-4, Football Band 2-3, Ushers 2-3, Color Guard 4. What to be - that is the question. JEFF BOZIEL MARAGRET MARY BRANDSTETTER - Stetter ; Band 1-3, Track 2-3, Cheerleading, Gymnastics 3-4, NHS 4, Letterman's Club 3 - 4. To become Mini and Merry Mickey! 163 HEIDI M. BREWER - Brew Crew,” Hedi Ho,” Bernie”; Girl’s Track 2, Class Rep. 2-4, Stage Craft 2-3. To keep making people believe that Bernie Brewer is really my dad. PAMELA ANN BROWN - ”Pam,” ’’Boogie”; Ushers 2, Girl’s Track 2-3, Colorguard 3-4, Mexican Excursion 3. To own a Harley, visit Suffragette City and to speak without having to think first. SUSAN LYNN BUCHHOLZ - ’’Susie,” ’’Sue”; Colorguard 3 - 4, Ushers 2, Chorus 1. To own my own barbershop and live long enough to see the sun go down in the east. KAREN SUE BUDNY - Bunnie, ’’Twinkey”; CBLA, CAP. To stay the V. Pres, of the J.T. club, meet all my pals and to follow the road of life even with all the bumps. SCOTT ALAN BUERGER - ’’Burgs”; Football 1 - 4, Track 1-4, Swimming 3, NHS 3-4, Lettermen’s Club 3-4, NRH 2, Hall Monitors 2 - 4, Muni-Buckets 4, State 3. To take each moment and live each moment . . . TIMOTHY J. BUGNI - Bugs”; To get a job I like that pays well and to have everything I need. KAREN KAY BUND A - ’’Boonda,” Bozo,” Peanut Butter”; Drama Club 2-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, Football Band 2-4. To find someone who really loves me, get married start a family and live happily ever after. CHARLES BUTH STEPHEN G. BZDUSEK JR. - ”Badu,” ”Bzdu,” Baduske,” ’’Wolfie”; B-Vet 2 - 3, Hall Monitor 3 - 4, Track 1 - 4. To live to 100 if it's still worth living then. LYNN MARIE CAMPS - Let the good times roll and to live my life to the fullest. STEVE B. L. CASE - Justin”; All my classes and band. To leave Wis. and go to school in Nevada to be a chef. DEBORAH CENTELL - Spunky, Ethel, Gerbita ; Cheerleading 1-3, NHS 3-4, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President, Student Council 3 - 4, Miracle Worker, I Remember Mama, Solo - Ensemble Contest 1 - 4, Student Director of Musicals 2 - 3, Fiddler on the Roof. To always remember that ”1 Gotta Name. 164 i CINDY CHAMPAGNE - Basketball 1, Volleyball 1 - 3, Lettermen’s Club 3, Mr. Hitt Appreciation Club 4. To travel through life with someone I love. CARRIE J. CHETTO - Chets,” Cheeta : Prom Court ’75, Color Guard. To always keep an eye on ma check. KEVIN G. CORBIN - Beany, Mini-Vent ; To be bat boy for the Brewers and out drink D. L. DEBRA ANN CHAPPLE - Debbie ; Swimming 2, Tennis 3-4, Ushers 2-4, Paramedicals 3-4, CBL 4. To face life with happiness, and try to enjoy the future, one day at a time. THERESA RAE CHOJNACKI - Terri, Ter-Bear, Tereseye, Chandacki ; Track 2-3, Tennis 3, Lettermen's Club 3 - 4, Colorguard 4, School Play 4, Mexican Excursion 3. To always keep the candle burning. DEBRA COX - Debi ; To marry Mike. THOMAS CHARAPATA - Cha-Rapita ; Swimming 1 - 4, NHS 3-4, Student Council 4, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Swim Captain 4. To gotta wanna. DEBRA RUTH CHRISTENSEN - Deb, Doob, Doobers ; Swing Choir, Musicals 2-4, CAP. To live life for what it is and take my time and enjoy what it brings, just to live it! PATRICK CULVER - Pat ; To get into the spirit of '76. MARK CHARTIER - Planning to go to U. W. M. CINDY COOK - AFS 2 - 4, CBL 2 - 4, Student Council 1,4, Class Committee. To find friends in love, health, and happiness, the real treasures at the end of the rainbow. TIMOTHY CURRY - Football 1 - 4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Golf 1-4, State 3, AV 4, Hall Monitor 3, Lettermen's Club 2 - 4. To go to College and then find an exciting and enjoyable occupation. 165 MARY LOU CZERNEJEWSKI - ,,Czernewerski,,; NHS 4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1, Forensics 2, Band 1-4, An Club 1, Hall Monitor 4. To succeed in life with its many challenges. MICHAEL DEC DUANE ALLEN DEFORD - Duford”; To stay with K. M. for the rest of my life. LINDA DERESZYNSKI - ''Yinda,” '’Shinin',” Super Polack”; Cheerleading 1, Prom Committee, Musical 3. YVONNE DHOOGE - Yvi”; Pom-Pon 3, AFS 3, Band 1, K-Mart 3-4.1 wish to find happiness in all I do and to live a meaningful and prosperous life. DIANE DOBRZYNSKI - LBT, Drama Club. To enjoy myself as much as I can. EILEEN M. DORCEY - Leen,” Leenie,'' ’’Dorce”; Make-Up, Track Scorekeeper 1-2, Tutoring Club 1-2, CAP, Chorus 2. To find peace and love, not only in this world, but also within myself. TERESA DOUGLAS - ''Douglas,” Dougie”; Office Help 3-4, Guidance-Help 3, Tutoring Club 1, Chorus 2. To do all the things I've never dared to do and make the best out of what I do. ALANM. DOUNAR- Norman,” Alfonz”; Muni-Softball 1,3, Muni-Buckets 2 - 3. To be the only pimp in Cudahy. MARK S. DREWICZ - Drew,” Ron”; Football 1-4, Muni-Softball 3-4, Lettermen’s 3-4, Hall Monitor 3-4. To finish college, to find a girl that will last me more than one night. KAREN M. DVORAK - Willard,” Florida,” ” 1,” Devo,” Rat,'' BTM”: Student Council 2-4, Track 2-3. To be the first one to surf across the Atlantic Ocean wearing nothing but a smile. LORETTA ELIZABETH DZIADOSZ - Art Club 3, Solo Ensemble - First, Set Crew 3. To become a legal secretary. 166 ANTHONY J. DZIOBKOWSKI - Alphabet, Neon ; Band 1-2. To become a cop and give Harry a ticket. JAN ENDAHL - Track. To live a long life of traveling and cool experiences. DAVE EKES - The X ; Football 1. To be a shoemaker. KAREN S. ERICKSON - Pete,” Eric, Moby ; Choir 3 - 4, AFS 3 - 4, CAP 4, Spanish Club 3, Mexico Trip 3. To be able to handle the responsibilities of adult life and to live a happy, healthy, and meaningful life. STEVEN PAUL FEILER - Pumpkin, Facee, Denos ; Football 1-2, Buckets 1, Golf 1, Track 1, Swimming 2-4, Tennis 2, Prom Court, Student Council V.P. To teach tunes and derive the maximum enjoyment from a box. JOHN S. FELLIN - Elvis ; Football 1-3, Track 1-3, Muni-Baseball 3. To be a success in all that I do. PATRICIA FLYNN SANDRA JOAN FONFARA - Sandi, Foni, Toodles ; Student Council 3-4, Prom Committee, Senior Class Comm., Band 1 - 3, Pep Band 3. To live my life to its fullest for my parents, for without them I have no life. SUSAN L. FOUCALT - Susie, Sue ; Choir 3 - 4, Musicals 2-4, You Can't Take It With You, A Majority of One. To learn how to be nice to people. LESLIE E. FOUTS - Lester, Foots ; Hall Monitors 2-4. To get rich quick and go to Vegas with my mommy and listen to Mrs. R.'s advice on marriage. DARRELL P. FREDETTE - Bently ; To graduate. CANDACE FREEMAN - Candy ; CBL 2 - 4, Paramedics 4, FTA 4. To save our vanishing wildlife. 167 MARK FURGASON THOMAS GEORGES CURTIS E. GOSH - ’•Curt, ’ Ootis”; Lettcrman's Club 3 - 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1 - 3, Golf 1-3, Baseball 1-4, Muni-Basketball 3-4, Muni- Baseball 2-4, Hall Monitor. To strike it big in South Dakota. TRACY FRICANO KATHLEEN MARIE GAYNOR - Kathi, ’•Kate, Kat, Moose, Spacewoman, Stretch ; Sec. Treas. 1, Senior Class Vice Pres., Band 1 - 2, Pacer 2, Ecology Club 2, CAP 4, Trinity Memorial 2 - 4. To discover the formula for the creation of indestructible dreams. PAUL GORZALSKI - Ernie ; AV 1 - 4, Football 1 - 2, Swimming 2. To join the foreign legion and be a kamikaze pilot. TOM GARGULAK - To succeed while I can still enjoy it. JAY A. GORDON - Vojvodich, Flash, Alano, Voodoo ; Football 1-4, Wrestling 3 - 4, Track 1 - 3, Muni- Baseball 3-4, Letterman’s Club 3 - 4, Choir 1 - 3, Student Council 4, Hall Monitor 4, Homecoming Court. To live with everyone but be myself and love the one who admires me for it. JAY GRAWN RICHARD B. GAGLIANO - Rich ; Swimming 1-2, Tennis 1-4, Hall Monitor 3 - 4. To someday become a rich and corrupt politician. THOMAS EDWARD GIENKE - Bear, Pheasant, Biencke ; Choir 2 - 4. To leave here and find a good job and get married to Poody. ANNA MARIE GRAMBOW - Anna Banana ; Volleyball 2 - 3, Track 2, Letterman’s Club, LRT 2 - 3, Prom Court. To always be able to express my feelings to the ones I love most. 168 GREGORY J. GREGORY - Ernie, Golden Greek, King Roper ; Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Golf 1-4, Baseball-1 - 4, Muni-Softball 1-4, Muni-Basketball 4, NHS, Student Council 1-2. To find an ambition to put in the yearbook. BRENT G. GROEN - AFS, Concert Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 3-4, Accompaniment Band 3. To live life to the fullest and always be happy. BONNIE JEAN GUILONARD - Bon, Bonita, Gill, Nard ; Prom Court, Review ’75, CAP, Art Club. To get rich QUICK and stay 18 forever. JIM HAHN - To enjoy life. RUSS M. HANSON - Football 1-4, Diving 2 - 4, Muni-Baseball 1-4, Letterman’s Club 3-4, Muni-Basketball 2-4. Keep Truckin’. CHRISTINE LEA HARDENBROOK - Forensics 2 - 4, Choir 3 - 4, Musicals 3 - 4, Pacer 1 - 2, NHS, FT A 2. To bring a little bit of heaven down to earth. JANICE HAYALIAN - St. John’s School for the Deaf, CAP. To keep my time and experiences close to my mind and heart and live on a country farm. Keep your face to the sun and you’ll never see the clouds. ’' LARRY A. HAYALIAN - Football 1 - 2, ’75-’76 First Place Car. To make the best out of what I have and to always be happy! Also to get my '63 coupe! KRIS HENNLICH - Track 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Band 1-2, Badger Boys’ State. To move out of Cudahy and lead a good life up North. MARK A. HERRICK - Lenny, Friendless ; Volleyball 1-4, Plays 4, Muni-Basketball 1-4. To live a long and fulfilling life with a good share of happiness and fun. JAMES D. HILBY - Arrow 2-4, NHS. To focus in on every thing in life. MARK J. HINKENS - Hink ; Wrestling 1 - 4, Prom Court 3, NHS. To be a success in life. 169 PATTI JO HINSCH - ''Porpus”; Track 1 - 2. To be successful, many a rich man and get the most out of life. SCOTT HOERNKE TIMOTHY HOLGUIN JEAN HOLUBOWICZ - ••Bean,” •'Buoy,” Hulla”; Student Council 2-3; Forensics 2-4, Plays 3, NHS 3-4, Volleyball 2-3, Track 2 - 3. To visit Africa and cure a few lepers. GARY HOYT TIMOTHY R. HOYT RAYMOND J. ICE III - ’’Iceman”; Camera Club 1, Cross Country 4, Swimming 2 - 4, Band 1 - 2. To do the best I can and more. To continue making friends whenever, wherever I can. ANDREA IWASKIEWICZ - ••Annie”; Track 2. To take each day as it comes and to try to succeed in life and to find as much happiness as I can. ALAN JABLONOWSKI - ”A1”; Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Golf 1-3, Lab Assistant. To take a trip to Alaska and live there for a few years. ERIK JACKSON - Swimming 3, Tennis 1 - 3. To relax and enjoy life and sink Sugar Island! JEFF JACKSON - CAP 4. To go back to Kindergarten. MARK JAHN - Basketball 2-4, Track 2-4, Volleyball 4, Muni-Baseball 1-4. To teach Doctor J. a few tricks! 170 MARY R. JANISZEWSKI - Cheerleader 1, CAP 4. To see the sky, life around it and be my own person. LYNETTE MARIE JENSEN - Blondie, Squeaky”; CBLA, CAP, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. To make a career for myself, meet John Travolta, stay president of the V. B. Club, draw the rest of my life and keep having those monthly get-togethers. JEFF JOHNSON - Band 1, Spanish 1, Camera Club 1, J.V. Volleyball 2, Arrow 2 - 3. To score at college, marry, get rich, and die! KATHLEEN MARIE JANKE - Kathy, Breezy, Crutch, Queen ; Mexico 3, Gymnastics 4, Musical 3 - 4, Make-Up and Set Construction Crew 3. To travel, marry a millionaire and catch a banana-fish. BETSY JOHANNES - Bets, Jo, Johann ; Singing Contest 1-4, Forensics 2-4, Swing Choir 3, Student Council 1 - 2, Tennis 3, NHS 3 - 4, Class Sec. Treas. 4, Play 4. Never give up on people, always try to help them. JENNIE JOHNSON DEBRA A. JAVOREK - Debbie, Jim, Yebbie ; AFS3-4, Ushers Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Mexico 3. To someday stand on my own but not by myself, and find my Beautiful Music. BELINDA L. JOHNSON - Library Round Table 4. To travel around the world THOMAS M. JOHNSON - Multi ; Cross Country 2-4, Swimming 2-4, Track 1-4, Football 1, Letterman’s Club 2 -4, NHS 4, CAP 4. To someday work with Police Woman, Angie Dickenson. GAIL JAZDEWSKI - Snail ; To keep my head up high and always be smiling. CYNTHIA JOY JOHNSON - Cinders, Cindy ; To explore the world, experience, and have a festival everyday! CHERYL ANN MARIE KACZMAREK - Kacz ; Basketball 3-4. When will you find, what’s on the tip of your mind. 171 ELAINE MARIE KAJA - E. G., Kayak”; Thespians 2. To get into writing, live life to the fullest with someone I love, and to have my own place in the sun. WILLIAM A. KAMINSKI JR. - Clem ; Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 3-4, Accompany Bands 3 - 4. To make a lot of money, have a fun and successful life, and to stay as far away from this school as possible. MICHEAL VINCENT KARWEIK - Mad Dog ; Football 1-4, Track 1-2, Basketball 1, Muni- Bascball 2-4, Muni-Basketball 3-4, B-Vet. 2 - 3. To complete my goals by myself and see Mulatto at the class reunion. SABINE P. KAUDER - Bini ; AFS 4, CAP 4, Lab Assistant 4. To get a job that deals with people and to make as many friends as possible. LESLIE R. KELLY - Musical Make-Up 1-4, Set Construction 1, WSMA 1-4, Library Aid 1-4, CAP - St. Mark's Church. To be at peace with others and with myself. SANDRA KELLY - Sandi ; To get a good job, live a happy life with J. T., and to win $10,000 in the Illinois State Lottery. MICHEAL KIEFER KEITH DUWANE KILPS - Milps ; To become a High Roller. JERRY KISLEY - J. K. ; Crosscountry 2, Jazz Band 3. To marry Lindy and get my apprenticeship in Tool and Die, and live my life to the fullest. KATHLEEN ANN KLEMAN - Kathy ; NHS, Lettermen’s Club 3-4, Hall Monitor 3, FBLA 3, Track Manager 2-3. To become an accountant. DIANNE KLINE - To live on the Westwind and get underway whenever it does. KATHLEEN PATRICE KLUCK - Clickety, Klucker-Ducker : AFS 2, Pres. 3-4, NHS 3 - 4, Arrow 3, Editor 4, Purgold Court 4. To always remember the natural people and forget the fake ones: and someday design clothes for Cat Stevens. 172 ANNA KNAP1NSKI - Blondie, Shorty, Foxy ; To get married this summer to Donny Tess. DAVID GERARD KNUTSON - Bud ; Football 2, Choir 3-4, Track 1 - 4. To get my license back. LINDA KOEHLER - Science Club 1, FT A 2, CBLA 2, Paramedics 3, AFS 3, Ecology 3, Tennis 3 - 4. To be content in everything I do and to always have Jerry at my side. ANDY KOHL KAREN ANN KOLDEN - Kolds ; NHS 3-4, Swimming 3-4, Ecology Club 2, Basketball 3. To make enough money and magic to buy M. S. His track and plant a piece of dream and watch it flourish. JUDY KOPCA - Cupcake ; Paramedical Club 3, LRT 4, AFS 4. To make a success at whatever I do. KIM KOSS - Kimmer ; Drama Club 2-4, Colorguard 2, Pur-Gold Court 3. To always be able to look forward to tomorrow when today gets me down. JOHN KRAJNAK JAY KREIER - Jay Bird ; Track 1-4, Prom Court. To continue on to school and keep in touch with C. R. GAIL KRYGER - Band 1 - 3, Lab Asst. 4, Hall Monitor 4. Replace Donald Duck when he retires, and to settle out West. DAWN MARIE KRYSZEWSKI - Schnapps, Ker—s ; LRT 2, Letterman's 2-4, Swimming 2-4, Co-Capt. 4, Ushers 2, Paramedics 2, Cheerleading 1, Capt. 4, Mexico Trip 3, Explorers 2-4. To say what I want before it's too late and in turn listen to people without cutting them off. WILLIAM J. KUJAWA - Billo, Billion ; To someday be world champion in Pro Stock (Drag Racing) and to live happily ever after with Robin M. 173 174 LAURA MAE KUKOR - Drama Club 4, Forensics 3. To always sing my song. PATTY LANGFELDT - ••Http, ••Donna”; CAP. Quit the Cinema and live the rest of my life simple and free with Evan. ROGER E. LEMKE - Lead”; Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-2, Muni-Softball 1 - 4, Muni-Basketball 4. To be the best at whatever I attempt. JOSEPH JEROME KUTKA - '’Viper”; Band, Pep Band, Air Explorers. To become a successful doctor and marry a woman shaped like Raquel Welch, Boogie!! (no offense) SANDRA JEAN LANGFELDT - Sandy”; Choir 3-4, Musicals 2-4, Plays 4. To always have my friends and to always be a friend. JUDITH LENDOWSKI - Judi, Nudi,” Jude”; Volleyball 2 - 4, Gymnastic 3 - 4, Drum Major 4, Student Council 1,4, NHS, Pep Band 3, Theater Band 2-4, Girls' Badger State Representative, Lettermen's Club 3 - 4, Secretary 4, Lab Assistant 4, CAP 4. To shimmy my way through med school and keep on smiling. DAVID LAGOSH BONNIE MARIE LEE - AFS 3 - 4, I Remember Mama” 3. To live in harmony with the universe and to try to bring happiness to everyone I love. PAULETTE M. LESIK - Pinski”; Choir 4, Musical Fiddler on the Roof,” Choir 4. ”1 believe in miracles.” LYNNE M. LANGER- Ledger”; Track 1, Band 1, CBL 2, Off-Set 3 - 4. To have some of my fantasies become realities, and that things can work out my way for a change. KENNETH DEAN LEFAIVRE - Chico,” Hutch”; Pacer 2 - 3, Drama Club 3 - 4, Track 1-4, Wrestling 1-3, Football 1, CAP. To experience pleasures which no men will ever realize. JEAN LISTINSKY JULIE ANN LUTZ - Klutz”; Camera Club 1, An Club 3, Gymnastics Team 3, Choir 4, 1. To always be happy and to get the most out of life. DAVID M. MACHAK - Golf 1-4, Volleyball 2, Football 1, Muni-Basketball 2-4, Muni- Baseball 1-4. MARLYS LOUISE MACIONA - Marbles”; Girl's Swimming 3, Mexican Excursion. To live in the country, own my own horse, and have my dream come true. BARBARA J. MANTHEI - Barb”; Swim Team 2, FT A 2 - 3. To get a good job and live the way I want to live. PAT MASARJK - Maz”; Football 1 - 4, Track 1 - 2, Homecoming Court, Hall Monitors, H.M.S. Pinafore, Fiddler on the Roof. To become a Cop and be on The Rookies. ROBIN G. MATUSZEWSKI - Robs”; Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-2. To travel around the world with Billo K. and to stay happy for the rest of my life. RICHARD ALLEN McCABE - Rich, Ram”; Purgold King 4, Purgold Court 3, Cross Country 2 - 4, Track 1-4, Football 1, Wrestling 3. To travel and maybe find someone, something or some place. CHRISTI LYNN MEGNA - Megs, Dagmar”; Cheerleading 1-4, Soph. Class Comm., Jr. Class Officer, Fall Play 3, Homecoming, Prom Comm. To get everything possible and impossible out of life. JUDITH MEIER - Judy, HTTJ”; Mexican Excursion, CAP. To teach B. W. to aim at the ground not at the body, to become one of the Untouchables and to tickle Pickle until it falls off. PEGGY LEE MELLEM - To never return to the past, but live for the moment. And to be as carefree and happy as possible. USA MELNIK - Short Stroke, HTT1 ; To work with children and live a FREE and happy life with Jeff. LYLE MEYER - Hawk ; Basketball 1 - 4. To go to college and get an education and play basketball. 175 LINDA MICHALETS - Tennis 3-4, Basketball 3, Ecology Club 4. To see Japan, talk to a martian and make my life an adventure. MARIE MICHALETS - Tennis 3-4, Basketball 3 - 4. To find the right door into this world and make my life meaningful. JOSEPH MICHALSKI - Golf 1-4, Muni- Basketball 2-4. To get my pilot's license, charter a DC-10, and then kamikaze it into room 130. SHARON JOY MIKOL - To live a happy and satisfying life. DEBRA L. MILLER - ''Millie, Deb Eye, Debbie ; Hall Monitor 4, Prom Committee 3. To live a happy and successful life. RICHARD MILTON - Track 1-4, Football 1-4, Wrestling 2-4, Hall Monitors 4, Lettermen's Club 3, Muni-Basketball 4. Rob the weak, cheat the stupid, and be honest with all the rest. JOHN K. MORAN I - Sitting Bull S. Johanne ; Band 1 - 3, CC 1 - 3, Track 1-2, Wrestling 2 - 3, Lettermen’s Club 2-3. To be me or not to be at all. Also not give a_about the famous American status symbol. STEVE S. MORGAN 1 - Shorts ; Football IV , Track 1-2, Wrestling 1, Choir 2-4. To make it big in this lousy world or not make it at all. ELI WALTER MORRAN III - Ellie, Elton ; Football 3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Monor-Muni 3 - 4, Baseball 1-2. Move to Hollywood and become a stunt man for Warner Bros. JEAN MARIE MOSTENAN - AFS 2 - 4, NHS 3 - 4, Musicals 2 - 4, Spanish Club 3, Choir 3 - 4. To teach children because only a child can catch a raindrop, or see any value in puddles. MARIE A. MULQUEEN - Mc.Q, Murray ; Choir 4, H.M.S. Pinafore, Lab Aids. To live my life to the fullest so that I can accomplish all of my goals. KAREN L. MURPHY - Murph ; Choir 3-4, Musicals 2-4, Swing Choir 1,3, Track 2-4, Basketball 3. To go through college, find what I really want in life and to be good and happy with it. 176 BRIAN NELSON - Roach”; Never to come back to my little town” again! CHRISTINE BARBARA OLEJNICZAK - Chris”; Track, Art Club. To some day to able to make it as an artist. STEVEN ORLOWSKI - Slash”; To hunt bazoon and become a regular Polish Cannasova. BARBARA MARIE NOLTE - To live a life of happiness. SUSAN THERESA OLEN - Band, Colorguard. To live the years to come to their fullest and be very happy with MY Billy. Always keep smiling! DANIEL OSTROSKI - Pep Band 2 - 4, Jazz Band 2, Marching Band 2-4, Swimming 1. DIANE NOWACZYNSKI - Nowa,” ”Di,” Snaggles,”; Choir 3-4, C.A.P. 4, Musicals 2 - 4, Spanish Club 3, Mexico 3. To teach in the area of special education. JODY OLSON - Jo,” Eowyn, ” Ody”; Cheerleading 1-2, Swimming. To always be quick-silvers star. EDWARD OWCZAREK - Ski Racing 1-4, Tennis 1-4, Football 1-2, Musical 4. Seek an early fortune, retire early, then compete for the world cup. EILEEN O'LEARY ANNETTE ORLOWSKI MARY PALADINO - CBL 2 - 4. To live a successful, productive life by learning as much as I can in the little time I have. 177 FAYE PANYAN - To return to Florida. JOHN PATRICK PAUL - ••Duck, J. P. '; J.V. Basketball 3, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 1, Student Council 3, AV 4, Lettermen’s 3 - 4. To give Mr. Trickey a lesson in Passing. KATHY PAUL - •’Satch”; Track 2-3, NHS 4, Pacer 4, Color Guard Sgt. 3-4, Pep Band 2, Theatre Band 3. To fill my life with happiness. SHARON PAWLOWSKI - Sharon Pea ; To become a barber, continue school in this field, and to work in Sue’s barber shop. CAREY F. PECK - Football 1-2, Basketball 1 - 2. To travel out West and find where it’s at whatever it is. SUSAN MARIE PEET - Suzi, Midget. Peetmoss ; Gym Cadet 3, McDonalds 2-3, Office Help 4, Hall Monitor 4. To one day own my own Animal Hospital. ANDY PESCHL MARY LYNN PETERSON - Mousie ; Choir, Arrow 2-3, AFS 2-4, NHS 4, Colorguard 2 - 3, Musicals 2-4, Capt. 4. To become a veterinarian so I can try to cure chickens and Rats. RICHARD PFEFFER - Cozmic Cowboy, Zephry ; An 1 - 2, 3 - 4, 5 - 6. I just want to be a cozmic cowboy, I just want to ride and rope and hoot, I just want to be a cozmic cowboy, a super natural country rockin’ gloot. DENISE PIECHOCKI - Dennis, Denephew ; Musicals 2-3, K-Man 3-4. To be in love with life forever. JOSEPH PISAREK - Joe ; Work a few years then go to UWM. Become a Nuclear Physicist. PATRICIA PISAREK - To live a good life. 178 MICHAEL G. PLACHINSKI - J.V. Swimming 2 - 3. To leam more about the theatre and spend more time down there. MARTIN L. PLEVAK - Bruno Jr., Hatchet ; Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1, Concert Band 1-4, NHS 3-4, Jazz Ensemble 1 - 4, Pep Band 1-2, Band Pres. 4, Student Council 1-2, Lettermen 4, Lighting 3-4, AV 4, NHS Vice-Pres. 4, Class Plays 3-4. JAMES PORST - Hollywood, Oval ; Football 1, Basketball 1, Tennis 1-3, Volleyball 3; Muni-Basketball 2-4. To cruise the States and explain to Turkey the facts of life. SUE POTRYKUS - Beatrice, Miser ; Track 2, Hall Monitor 4. To have a blue mustang and to fly the friendly skies of United! PAULINE KAY PRUSZKA - Paul, Prush, Prushski ; Chorus 1-2, Hall Monitor 4. To keep laughing because life is one big joke. JEROME PUTIRSKIS - Jer ; Track 1-2, Stagecraft 2-4. Hopefully to go on in stagecraft and someday work at theaters across the country. SHIRLEY MARIE PUTHAM - Putt-Putt ; Student Council 4, Theatre Band 2 - 4, Pep Band 3, Ecology Club 2, Football Band 2-4. To reach out and say yes to life, and to fill my champagne glass to the Fullest. JEFFERY RACINE PAM RAMSKUGLER - Ram ; Student Council 1 - 3, Pres. 4, Pacer 1-4, NHS 3-4, Basketball 3, Musicals 3 - 4, Election Committee 3 - 4, Prom Comm. 3. To make hay while the sun shines. CHERYL ANN RANTA - To learn to believe in myself and trust other people. STEPHANIE RAUSH KENNETH J. RAWSON - Wrestling 1-3, Track, Cross Country 3. To become an Arab Sheik and have a hundred wives. 179 KAREN RAYGO - Ragu,” Goo-Goo”; To never lose my noodle when cooking the spaghetti. DEBORAH RENNING - Debbie”; To enjoy all the gifts of life and always be happy with David. CHER1E MARIE ROBERT - Cher,” Bob”; Prom Decoration, NHS, Hall Monitor. To smile in the dark, appreciate the light, and remain a special lady” in R. B. s eyes. MIKE REESE - Shark”; Be a pool shark and go on tour. BONNIE MARIE RICH - Bon”; Choir 4, Library Aide 4. To work hard in 76, and be ready in 77. TIMOTHY W. ROBINSON - Chin”; Football 3-4, Letterman 3 - 4. To tour the U.S. in my van and take life as it comes. MARKREHORST- ”G. W.”; Camera Club, NHS, AFS, Swimming 1-2, Track 1-2. To be President, an F. E. C. or a Gyrene. CONNIE SUE RICH - Suzy ; To get all I want out of the U.S. Army. JEFF RODZICZAK - Rodd,” Radishack ; Wrestling 1-2, Janitoral Help, CBS, Rodd's Liquor 2-4.1 would like to become the No. 1 sportsman in America and get a pair of glitter tennis shoes and a broken-in letter sweater. LARRY L. REIMER - To get a good job, make lots of money and have a good time. CHRISTINE ANN RIEDEL - Chrissy,” French Fry,” Beetle”; Swimming 3, NHS, Prom Decorations, Homecoming Court, Hall Monitor. To always do what I think is right and to always hear the song of a certain Jay bird. MARK ROSEWICZ - Gomer,” Lippy ; Pats Transport 1 - 4. To laugh at K. T. 's wedding in 77 and to become the avenger. 180 JANET CAROL ROSS - Jan, Roscoe ; Cheerleading 2-4, Musical 3, Gymnastics 3 - 4, Pur-Gold Queen 4, Sec.-Treas. 2. To have faith in everything I do in the years ahead. Greet everyone with a smile and to always keep an Arch in my back. SHARON ROTH - '•Toots' ; Volleyball 3-4, Lettermen's 4, Mexico Trip 3, Pep Band 2-4, Theatre Band 4. To take one day at a time, be successful in whatever I do. SCOTT ROWLEY - Starsky ; Pacer 2 - 4. To always keep the stars in view. RANDY DAVID RUSCH - Drama Club 2 - 4. To make it in the Navy. STAR LYNN RUTTGERS - Star Baby”; AFS 3 - 4, Choir 3-4, NHS 4, CAP 4. To live by the lake and to be able to say many years from now, When I look at myself today, wouldn’t a done it any other way.'' KATHLEEN ANNE RUUD - Kathy,” Rudi ; Pom-Pon 3-4, Sec. Treas. 4, NHS 4, Class Plays 2-4, Pur-Gold Court 4, Kitchen Help 3 - 4, Forensics 2. To be able to reach for those unreachable stars but not be disillusioned by their Stardust. MICHAEL L. D. RYBICKI - Ears ; Class Plays 3 - 4, Musical 3, Muni-Basketball. To stay the way I am, why tamper with success? PRISCILLA M. RYNDERS - Pris ; To do all the things I never got a chance to do before and do them well. LINDA ANN SALAZAR - Mabel, 1 ; Ushers 3 - 4, CAP 4, Florida Trip 4, B. B. 2 - 4, Volleyball 1, Prom Comm., Explorers 2-4. To someday catch up with my sister in her speed talking and walking. MARIA ELAINE SALAZAR - Squeaky, Maria Sangria ; Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 3, Mexico Trip 3, Baseball, Ushers 3-4, B.B. 4. To someday find someone who can listen to me as fast as I can talk and still understand me. MARK J. SAURER - Track 1-2, Band 4, Football 1, Jazz Band 1-4. To keep my feet on the ground and touch the sky! HUNTER R. SCHENK - Non ; Track 1-4, Football 1-3, Wrestling 2-4. To bodyslam Mr. Wetzel. 181 SENNEN SCHLESSER - Slush”; To become a success in whatever I do and to get to see Arizona once in my lifetime. KAREN ANN SCHROEDER - Schroeder,” Iron Lung”; To fulfill my dreams and to succeed in my goal. JOE SCHROEDL - Move to Alaska and live with the Eskimos. DONNA SCHULZ - Schulzie,” ”Schitz”; Cheerleading 1. To take life as it comes and to experience happiness in whatever I do. GEORGE SCHULZ - Tennis 2-4, Muni- Basketball 4. To get the most out of my life and have no regrets. WILLIAM SCHULTZ - Fool,” ”Mr. K-Mart,” Little Cal,” Fee Waybill,” Noddy Holder”; Basketball 1, Muni-Basketball 2-4, K-Mart 3 - 4. To remember that a wink is as good as a nod, to a blind horse and that pork chops do float. GARY SCHUSTER - Metal Shop 1-6. To be a better stock car driver than Richard Petty. JIM SCHUSTER - To see the country and keep on truckin’. RICK P. SCHUSTER - Schu”; Football 1-4 (Co-Captain), Letterman’s Club 3-4, Muni- Basketball 4, Basketball 1-3, Golf 2-3, Baseball 2-4, Student Council 2-3. To always move ahead. DEBRAH ANNE SEIDL - Debs”; To go to school and become a nurse and to take care of others. RICHARD W. SENK - Pepe Le Pew,” Sinker”; Tennis 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Muni-Baseball 2 - 4, Muni-Buckets 4, Letterman's Club. To become Robin Hood and steal from the rich and the poor. JACK SERFORT - Sperf,” Elton”; Football 1, Track 1 - 2. To wipe out Ed’s Old’s, and come back to Cudahy to take care of these animals. 182 MICHAELS. SETUM I - Track 1-4, Basketball 1 - 2, Volleyball 2, Lettermen’s Club 2-4, From Court 3. DEBRA LEE SLEGER - Sleggs, Walt”; Tennis 3, Ushers 3-4, CBL 4. To be loved and to love life. MARGARET M. SOBIECKI - ’•Peggy, • Pugs, Margie Kate ; Track 2. To get out of this bummer school, spend an enjoyable life with M. T. and live life to its fullest. PATRICIA SEYMOUR - Patti, Seemore, Seeless ; CBL 3, Choir 3-4, Trinity 3-4. To always love it, love it, love it . . . DENISE MAE SLUSAR - Deni, Sluz ; Track 2-4, Swimming 3, Basketball 3, Ushers 3, Lettermen’s 4, Mexican Trip 3, Student Council 4. To live in a cave equipped with a dishwasher and a hermit, and to always remain as happy as I am now. JODY CRANDON SONSALLA - Attain and maintain a gentleman status. JEFFREY SHELLY DAWN SMUL - Pacer, LRT, FTA, Basketball. To find a job and strike it rich. SANDRA L. SOPIK - Sam, Dive, Flash ; Nurse's Aide 3. To remain a warm person and to do more than merely exist in this world. EUNJOO SHIN - Julie ; To make every moment of my life worthwhile and enjoy it. CRAIG WILLIAM SNIDER - Ventura Man ; To be happy and lucky to go through life without a DENT. SHERYL SORENSON - ’ ’ Cherol, Skinny ’ ; Chorus 1 - 2, Choir 3-4. Track 2, Gymnastics 3, Band 1-2, Oklahoma. To become a model, get married to that very special person who means so much to me, Dale L. 183 MIKE SPACK - Rabbi”; Choir. Going into music. DRITA M. SPAHIU - Dina ; Library Aide 2. To find out how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop, see Peggy's roots grow out, and live life to its fullest. JUNE MARIE SPIKBERG - Spikey, Shorty, Junie ; AFS, Band, Marchiiig Band. If I lend a hand - and if you help maybe then we can stand and call this our land, to go to school and become a nurse. Class of 76” Good Luck! ELIZABETH JANE STEVENS - Betty ; Make-Up Crew. To ring a bell for the Salvation Army next Christmas. BOB STEVENS - Torch ; Track 1 - 4. To rob from the rich and keep it. WILLIAM STEWART DRAGAN M. STOJEVIC - Stoich, Fuzz, F. Torch ; Football 2, Swim Team 3. To find myself. SCOTT STREICH - Basketball 1-4, Football Trainer 2-4, Letterman's Club 3-4. To continue on living life to its fullest and tour the U.S.A. GAYLE PATRICIA STUBLEFELDT - Stubs, Salt ; Take a walk on the wild side. Hide my love away. DANIEL G. SULIK - Mad Dog ; Volleyball 2, Basketball 2-4, Champions 4. To reach the goal that I set for myself. MICHAEL SWESSEL FRANK TERESCHAK - Camera Club. 184 JULIE TERRANOVA - Chinkee”; Choir 3 - 4, Musical 3, Mac’s 4, Mexico Trip 3, Florida Trip 4. To have places to go, people to see, and things to do for the rest of my life. PETER TERRANOVA - ’’Dago”; CAP 4. KAY MARIE ANN THIEDE - ’’Thornton”; FT A, Chorus 2-3, Choir 4, LRT 1, 3 - 4. To make it through college and become a teacher, then to spend the rest of my life monkeying around. KAREN THOMPSON - ’’Fuzzy,” ’’Shorty,” K,” Tom”; Forensics 2, Make-Up 3-4. To meet Robert Blake; marry Dennis and get rich quick all in the same year. TAMA LOUISE THOMSON - Tarni,” Smiley”; Mac's 3-4, Choir 3-4, Stagecraft 2, Trinity 2-3, Mexico Trip 3, Florida Trip 4. To travel all over the world and meet many different people. LEROY TICE LORI TICE - Colorguard 3-4. To always keep up with things and never let myself fall behind. MARGARET MARY TICE - Marge,” Speed”; Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, Volleyball 2. To join the Army, make new friends and never forget the ones I have. CYNTHIA K. THOMASIK- Cinta,” Jock,” Toma”; Cheerleading 1, Swimming 1-4, Gymnastics 3-4, Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4, Track Timer 2-3, Wrestling Scorer 3-4, Forensics 2, 4, Mexico Trip, NHS 3, 4, Homecoming Court. To swim through the sea in search of happiness, contentment, that certain fish. NANCY E. TOMKA - Spacemouse”; Pom-Pon 2, Choir 3-4, Musicals 2-4, Prom Court, Swing Choir 3, Madrigal 3, Arrow 2. To continue on in the medical field. DENISE K. TORCIVIA - To join the Army and make a career out of it. JUNfc TOTKA - Meet a bibliophile. 185 SCOTT TODD TRELAND - VIP,” Sylvester ; Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 2-4. To have fun in life, and to do the best I can. KEVIN M. TUMA - Whitey ; Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 1 - 4, Jazz Band 1, Track 1, Arrow 1 - 4, Pavelich Motors 1-2. Stay single as long as I can hold up. STEVE URICK - Lud ; Football 1. 3 - 4. GEORGE JOHN TREUL - ’'Karsas”; To find life and let life find me. JOHN R. TURINSKI - To find out someone with a high school diploma gets a job before me. ALICE F. VANDENOEVER - To live a happy, fulfilling life with Alex - wherever we are. MARK A. TRINKL - Botticoni, •’Baby”; Golf 1 - 4, Lettermen’s 3-4, Muni- Basketball 3. To further my learning through experiences and applying them so I can live a happy and heathful life. LEONARD VANVLARNDEREN - Choir 1. To complete my education and live a life full of meaning. JOSEPH M. TROMBA - Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 3-4, Football 1-2, Golf 1 - 4, Hall Monitors 4, Muni- Buckets 4, Muni-Softball 1 - 4. To be able to walk into webbs and say, The Usual. Besides that make something important out of myself. SCOTT T. URICK - Wrestling 2-4, NHS 3-4. LINDA VARGA - Twerp ; LRT 3 - 4, Hall Monitor 4, Office Help 1-2, Ushers 2 - 4. To go to college and get a degree in special education or to help handicapped children. 186 JEFF VERICA - Football 3-4. JOSEPH VER1GA - •’Pin”; Track 1-4, Football 1 - 4. To become a special agent. LAURIE BETH VETERNICK - Val. Stretch ; Student Council 1, Track and Field 2-4, Co- Captain 3,4, NHS 4, Pacer 4, Office Help 2 - 4. LANCE RAE WAGNER - Wags, Lancelot, Link ; Football 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Track 3 - 4, Musicals 2-4, Muni-Baseball 1-4, Muni- Basketball 4. To become an English teacher and take over the Varsity football coaching job in Cudahinski, Russia. THERESA WAHL - Terri, Waldo, Waldo Pepper''; Arrow 2 - 3, Editor 4, AFS 2 - 3, Secretary 4, Choir 3-4, Musical 4, Plays 3-4, Germany '75. To do what I like. PAUL WARCOLET - Wasp ; To visit Fort Knox, and come out 100 lbs. heavier. MICHAEL J. WEBER - Mike ; Football 1-4. To continue on to school and become a pharmacist. BEVERLY LYNN WEDERATH - Bev, Bever ; NHS 4, Band Colorguard 1 - 4, Ushers 2, Plays 3 - 4, Musical 3. EDDIE WEED - Fonzie ; Basketball 1, Track 1 - 2, Volleyball 2-3, Wrestling 2. Rob the weak, cheat the stupid, and be nice to the rest. BETTE ANN WESELL - To rejoice in the Lord and have Him be ruler of my life. J. M.: You play tennis with a racket - not your head. DONNA R. WHITMAN - Art Club. To become what I want to be and leam about life all at one time. STEVE WINSKI - C. S. M. 187 EUGENE E. WITKOWIAK - ••Buddy”; Football 1, Stagecraft 2. To buy Larry H.’s Gremlin; work for my dad and be a bigger ding-dong than he is. DONALD M. WITT - Lab Assistant. JAY R. WNUK - Nookie”; Swimming 1-4, CAP 4, Lettermen’s Club 2, Band 1 - 3. To do the right thing whenever I have to. - BARBARA ANGELA WOHKITTEL - ”Barb”; To cross the long and winding road and fulfill my life with all the joys and laughters that this world can accomplish. ANN MARIE WOHLFORTH - ”Wooly”; NHS, Colorguard 3 - 4. To find a miracle and make it work. BRIAN R. WOLTZ - ’’Moose”; Basketball, Football, Chorus. To own the world's greatest 4X4, and to outpull D. K.'s modified. SUE MARIE WYSKOCHIL - ’’Toots”; To marry Dick on August 21, 1976. DIANE G. YORK - Office Help 3, Hall Monitor 4, Prom Court 3, Make-Up Committee 4. To believe all of what I hear and half of what I see. JOANNE LEE ZALESKI - ”Jo”; Band 1-4, Review 3. To find my real purpose in life, and to always be able to be proud of my past. KATHERINE ZARTH - Kathy”; Tennis 2-3, Lab Assistant 4, Ushers 2 - 4, Forensics 2 - 4, NHS Pres. To make every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. JANICE ZAWIEJA - Chucky Margolis”; CBLA, Art Club, AFS. To go on forever because I only just began. REGINALD LE ZENIECKI - Band. To learn a trade and go and make the money. 188 JUDY L. ZESS - ,,Twig,,‘ Breaker”; French 1, Debate 2, LRT 2, AFS 2-4, NHS, '75 A. A. Returnee - Switzerland. To one day write for National Lampoon. CHARLES BUTH - Chuck ; To go down to Florida and soak up the sun. QUIN LOSHAW - Lettermen’s Club, Football 1 - 4, Basketball 1-3, Track 1-4, Captain 4. Go on to college, major in sales, then hopefully live in Stevens Point. BARBARA ZIERHART - Ziebart, Macintosh, Barb ; Drama Club 2 - 4, Choir 3-4, Chorus 2, Orchestra 1. To climb the highest mountain in a KIDDIE CAR. BETH HEIDINGSFELD - Musicals 2 - 4, Minor Lead 4, Choir 3,4, AFS 2-4, Chem. Lab Aid 4, Hall Monitor 2-4, Lib. Aid 1, 3, LRT 3, Drama Club 4, Girl's Track Asst. 2, Guy’s Track Helper 3,4, AFS Exchange Student to Ceylon. To go back to visit Ceylon but not via India. To see the Fearless 24 again. RICHARD MALICKI - Football 1, Auto Mech. 1, Metals 1,2, Drafting 1,2. Bedome a professional Drag Racer, to build more racing motors, and, to live a fun and happy life. FRANCIS E. (RICK) ZIMMER - Ripsky ; To stay happy and maybe sight-see the world with J. L. KATHLEEN MARIE JANICEK - Mellie, Jano, Function, J ; NHS. To not look down to test the ground before taking my next step. DANIEL PAYNE - Dandy ; To be the 1st American to win the world cup of skiing. DAN ZURAWSKI - Muni- Basketball 4, Lab Asst. 4. DAVID KLUMB - Turk ; Football 1,2, Basketball 1 - 3. To fulfill my ambitions without any interference. MAUREEN WALSH - Mighty Moe, Morris ; Choir, Musicals 2 - 4, Band 1, AFS 2-4, Intermurals 1, Trinity 2-4. 189 Camera Shy MILIC BOGDONOVIC JEFFERY BOZIEL KENNETH BRAY PAMELA BROWN MARK BUCZISZEWSK1 JOHN BUSH STEVEN CASE JOSEPH DEUTSCH THOMAS DYSZELSKI EDWARD EISENMENGER JAN ENDAHL DAVID FRANSON DAVE HEINZELMAN THE CLA SS OF 76 As we look back through high school years the seniors can't forget the work, the fun, the friends. The tears that we by chance have met . . . Our sophomore days began new life We drifted with the stream, But as we pushed our candle sales We learned to be a team Then juniors soon we found ourselves With prom too, of no doubt, In unity we worked to learn What life is all about At last the senior role was ours And time was fading fast We waited for the day to come When high school would be past. To celebrate our special class We flew red, white and blue ’cause 1976 for us made history come true. DENNIS ATHNKE DAVID JOHNSON ANTHONY KAPALCZYNSKI STEVEN KRAEGER CYNTHIA LAEHN JOAN LQRENZEN CYNTHIA LAGHN JOANNE MICHALSKI RICK NOWAK TOM OGLE EILEEN O’LEARY MICHEAL POVLICH JOHN RADKE STEPHANIE RAUSCH KENNETH RAWSON MARK REPINSKI BRIAN SCHERF DAWN SMUL LEROY TICE PETER VINCER RICHARD WIRTH FRANK WYANT STEPHEN YOKOFICH LARRY ZIELKE SENIOR CLA SS POLL Class Musician (boy) Dave Johnson Class Musician (girl) Judy Lendowski Class Wriier Poet (boy) Ken LaFaivre Class Writer Poei (girl) Kathy Gaynor Class Comic (boy) Marty Plevak Class Comic (girl) Jeanie Holubowicz Smartest Girl - Kathy Zarth Smartest Boy - Mark Hinkens Girl Most Likely to Succeed - Kathy Zarth Boy Most Likely to Succeed - Marty Plevak Girl with the Best Figure - Ann Wolfarth Boy with the Best Physique - Jay Gordon Class Artist (boy) Milic Bogdonovic Best Dressed Girl - Chris Riedel and Margaret Brandstetter Class Artist (girl) Chris Olejniczak f st Dressed Boy - Rick Schuster Most Athletic (boy) Tim Curry Most Athletic (girl) Cindy Tomasik Most Well-Liked Girl - Lucy Abdallah Most Well-Liked Boy - Marty Plevak Class Cassnova - Russ Hanson Class Flirt - Chris Hardenbrook Prettiest Girl - Lucy Abdallah Handsomest Boy - Bill Stewart Cutest Girl - Janet Ross Cutest Boy - Bill Stewart 190 Cudahy Lumber Supply Co. 5334 S. 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W SHOP con 1 11MC IO Dili or. MB') JOirt!) - 461-2214 4958 S. Packard flue. excellent food ft Cocktails 7 CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 1976 Best Wishes Dr. Tomasik 203 PATRONS (Mi. (Mu. A4 d'£o leny CJ , . , ((u.AifWien f . , 6, . Atc-n 553 AaneA tAamjel c a Atiana Mindanau tACi k SSotoenyitu tAfo zMM.AI. 4du Aietye AtefiAen .MtM 4CKle4i4% Mi. Ma i i c€ft ley 'K«w A Aoniae $. ‘Si Ah4 AfarUon Ml.Ai. Alujmva (MiAtMiu ifiAty Amitf (fMei waj Patrons Behlendorf Floral 3540 East Layton Ave. Bob’s Upholstery Shop 34.63 East Layton Ave. DeSalvo’s 4701 South Packard Ave. Nathan Kittleson, D.D.S. Russel Kittleson, D.D.S. National Photo Supply 4716 South Packard Ave. Phil’s Clark Super 100 Station 4843 South Packard Ave. Rite-Hite Corporation 6001 South Pennsylvania Ave. Shirl’s Knit Shop 3628 East Barnard Ave. Packard Plaza Barbershop 205 Seniors Index A Abdallah, Lucy -22, 23, 162. Adamczyk, Alan - 55, 162. Addis, Donna - 64, 162. Aleksy, Karen - 63, 64, 73, 80, 162. Alhborn, Jeffery Amhaus, Dean - 48, 38, 162. Anderson, Barry - 162. Anderson, Richard Anderson, Rosemary - 162. Antoniewski, Mark - 33, 65, 162. B Bankenbusch, Robert - 162. Bauer, Claudia - 162. Bauman, Janet - 47, 48, 63, 78, 109, 162. Baumgard, Debra - 33, 40, 63, 64, 77, 165. Becker, Cynthia - 163. Bennett, Charles - 163. Bergsrud, Lynn - 48, 163. Berken, James - 163. Bessler, Erwin - 22, 55, 73, 87, 89, 163. Blochowicz, Julie - 163. Bogdonovic, Milic Boknevitz, Timothy - 30, 88, 106, 163. Borowski, Jeff - 163. Borstnar, Dan Bowe, Elizabeth - 73, 163. Boyce, Sharon - 66, 163. Boziel, Jeffery - 163. Brandstetter, Margaret - 48, 63, 73, 95, 104, 163. Brewer, Heidi - 164. Brinza, James Brown, Pamela - 66, 104, 164. Budny, Karen - 48, 67, 164. Bucholz, Susan - 164. Budziszewski, Mark - 96. Bueger, Scott - 63, 96, 164. Bugni, Timothy - 164. Bunda, Karen - 52, 164. Bush, John Buth, Charles - 164. Bzdusek, Stephen - 164. C Camps, Lynn - 164. Case, Stephen - 164. Centell, Deborah - 33, 47, 63, 161, 164. Champagne, Cindy - 165. Chappie, Debbie - 54, 58, 60, 61, 165. Charapata, Thomas - 47, 63, 67, 73, 79, 165. Chartier, Mark - 165. Chetto, Carrie - 22, 165. Chojnacki, Theresa - 38, 66, 73, 104, 165. Christensen, Debbie - 33, 48, 64, 165. Cook, Cindy - 47, 55, 58, 165. Corbin, Kevin - 165. Cox, Debra - 48, 165. Culver, Patrick - 165. Curry, Timothy - 96, 73, 89, 92, 109, 165. Czemejewski, Mary Lou - 63, 66, 85, 166. Ekes. David - 48, 167. Endahl, Jan - 167. Erickson, Karen - 48, 42, 64, 167. F Feiler, Steven - 23, 47, 67, 167. Fellin, John - 167. Flynn, Patty - 167. Fonfara, Sandy - 47, 56, 167. Foucault, Susan - 37, 33, 38, 167. Fouts, Leslie - 55, 167. Franson, David Freeman, Candice - 54, 58, 61, 167. Fricano, Tracy - 104, 168. Furgason, Mark - 168. G Gagliano, Richard - 55, 79, 168. Gargulak, Thomas - 168. Gaynor, Kathleen - 48, 161, 168. Gienke, Thomas - 64, 168. Gorzalski, Paul - 168. Gordon, Jay - 55, 96, 73, 100, 168. Gosh, Curtis - 73, 89, 96, 168. D Dec, Micheal - 166. DeFord, Duane - 166. Dereszynski, Linda - 166. Deutsch, Joe Dhooge, Yvonne - 166. Dobrzynski, Diane - 166. Dorcey, Eileen - 166. Douglas, Teresa - 166. Dounar, Alan - 166. Drewicz, Mark - 73, 73, 166. Dvorak, Karen - 48, 166. Dyszeleski, Thomas Dziadosz, Loretta - 64, 166. Dziobkowski, Anthony - 167. E Eisenmenger, Edward Grambow, Anna - 23, 168. Grawn, Jason - 168. Greg, Gregory - 54, 63, 96, 89, 169. Groen, Brent - 67, 169. Guilonard, Bonnie - 23, 48, 169. H Hahn, James - 169. Hanson, Russell - 73, 96, 169. Hardenbrook, Christine - 63, 169. Haylian, Janice - 48, 169. Haylian, Larry - 169. Heidingsfeld, Beth - 33. 55, 65, 189. Heinzelman, Dave Hennlich, Kris - 73, 169. Herrick, Mark - 55, 38, 87, 169. Hilby, James - 48, 63, 169. Hinkens, Mark - 22, 63, 73, 100, 169, Hinsch, Patti - 170. Hoernke, Scott - 170. Holquin, Timothy - 170. Holubowicz, Jean - 37, 63, 170. Hoyt, Gary - 170. Hoyt, Timothy - 170. Ice, Raymond - 170. Iwaskiewicz, Andrea - 170. J Jablonowski, Alan - 61, 89, 170. Jackson, Erik - 170. Jackson, Jeffrey - 48, 170. Jahn, Mark - 87, 92, 170. Jahnke, Dennis Janicek, Kathleen - 48, 63, 85, 95, 90, 104. Janiszewski, Mary - 48, 171. Janke, Kathleen - 48, 65, 171. Javorek, Debra - 42, 171. Jazdzewski, Gail - 171. Jensen, Lynette - 48, 171. Johannes, Betsy - 38, 63, 65, 74, 161, 171. Johnson, Belinda - 60, 171. Johnson, Cynthia - 171. Johnson, David Johnson, Jeffrey - 88, 171. Johnson, Jennie - 65, 171. Johnson, Thomas - 30, 48, 63, 73, 88, 106, 109, 171. K Kleman. Kathleen - 48, 63, 73, 104, 172. Kluck, Kathleen - 30, 40, 41, 42, 63, 172. Klumb, David Knapinski, Luanne - 173. Knoll, Raymond - 65. Knutson, David - 173. Koclher, Linda - 64, 78, 173. Kohl, Andrew - 173. Kolden, Karen - 63, 62, 80, 173. Kopca, Judy - 42, 173. Koss, Kim - 52, 173. Kraeger, Steven Krajnak, John - 173. Krier, Jay - 23, 48, 173. Kryger, Gail - 61, 173. Kryszewski, Dawn - 48, 73, 80, 173. Kujawa, William - 173. Kukor, Laura - 174. Kutka, Joseph - 67, 174. L Laehn, Cindy LaGosh, David - 174. Langer, Lynne - 174. Langfeldt, Sandra - 64, 88, 174. Langfeldt, Patricia - 174. LeFaivre, Kenneth - 48, 52, 174. Lemke, Roger - 96, 174. Lendowski, Judith - 47, 63, 66; 73, 85, 95, 174. Lesik, Paulette - 64, 174. Liegler, Rich Listinsky, Jean - 48, 174. Lorenzen, Joan - 48. Loshaw, Quin - 55, 73, 96, 106. Lutz, Julie - 64, 175. Mellem, Peggy - 175. Melnik, Elizabeth - 175. Meyer, Lyle - 92, 175. Michalets, Linda - 61, 78. 90, 176. Michalets, Marie - 78, 109, 176. Michalski, JoAnn Michalski, Joseph - 176. Mikol, Sharon - 176. Miller, Debra - 55, 176. Milton, Richard - 55, 96, 100, 176. Moran, John - 176. Morgan, Steve - 64, 176. Morren, Eli - 55, 176. Mostenan, Jean - 42, 63, 64, 176. Mulqueen, Marie - 61, 65. 176. Murphy, Karen - 65, 104, 176. N Nelson, Brian - 177. Nolte, Barbara - 177. Nowaczynski, Diane - 48, 64, 177. Nowak, Richard O Ogle, Tom O'Leary, Eileen - 48, 177. Olejniczak, Christine - 177. Olen, Susan - 177. Olson, Jody - 177. Orlowski, Annette - 65, 177. Orlowski, Steven - 177. Ostiowski, Daniel - 66, 177. Owczarek, Edward - 64, 79, 177. P Kaczmarek, Cheryl - 171. Kaja, Elaine - 172. Kaminski, William - 172. Kapalczynski, Anthony Karweik, Michael - 96, 172. Kauder, Sabine - 42, 48, 172. Kelly, Sandra - 172. Kelly, Leslie - 48, 65. 172. Kiefer, Michael - 172. Kilps, Keith - 172. Kisley, Jerry - 172. M Machak, David - 89, 175. Maciona, Marlys - 175. Malicki, Richard Manthei, Barbara - 175. Masarik, Patrick - 64, 96, 106, 175. Matuszewski, Robin - 175. McCabe, Richard - 30, 88, 106, 175. Megna, Christy - 74, 175. Meier, Judith - 48, 175. Paladino, Mary - 177. Panyan, Faye - 178. Paper, Joanne Paul, John - 38, 73, 92, 96, 178. Paul, Kathleen - 63, 66, 178. Pawlowski, Sharon - 178. Payne, Daniel - 22, 23, 79. Peck, Carey - 178. Peet, Susan - 55, 62, 178. Peschl, Andrew - 178. Peterson, Mary - 33, 48, 63, 65, 178. 207 Pfeffer, Richard - 178. Piechocki, Denise - 64, 178. Pisarek, Joseph - 55, 178. Pisarek, Patricia - 178. Plachinski, Michael - 179. Plevak, Marty - 37, 38, 63, 66, 89, 96, 179. Porst, James - 179. Pouykus, Susan - 55, 179. Povlich, Michael Pmszka, Pauline - 55, 179. Putirskis, Jerome - 179. Putnam, Shirley - 47, 67, 179. R Racine, Jeff - 179. Radke, John Ramskugler, Pamela - 33, 47, 53, 56, 63, 65, 179. Ranta, Cheryl - 179. Rausch, Stephanie - 179. Rawson, Kenneth - 179. Raygo, Karen - 180. Reese, Michael - 180. Rehorst, Mark - 42, 63, 180. Reimer, Lawrence - 180. Renning, Deborah - 180. Repinski. Mark Rich, Bonnie - 60, 64, 180. Rich, Connie - 60, 180. Riedel, Christine - 55, 63, 180. Robert, Cherie - 63, 180. Robinson, Timothy - 73, 96, 180. Rodziczak, Jeffrey - 180. Rosewicz, Mark - 180. Ross, Janet - 30, 74, 95, 181. Roth, Sharon - 66, 73, 85, 181. Rowley, Scott - 181. Rusch, Randy - 52, 181. Ruttgers, Star - 48, 63, 65, 181. Ruud, Kathleen - 30, 38, 63, 77, 181. Rybicki, Michael - 37, 38, 181. Rynders, Priscilla - 181. S' Salazar, Linda - 181. Salazar, Marie - 60, 73, 85, 181. Saurer, Mark - 66, 181. Schenk, Hunter - 55, 100, 181. Scherf, Brian Schlesser, Sennen - 182. Schroeder, Karen - 48, 182. Schroedl, Joseph - 182. Schultz, William - 182. Schultz, Donna - 182. Schultz, George - 79, 182. Schuster, Gary - 182. Schuster, James - 182. Schuster, Rick - 73, 89, 96, 182. Seidl, Deborah - 73, 87, 182. Senk, Richard - 48, 182. Serfort, Jack - 182. Setum, Michael - 23, 73, 106, 183. Seymour, Patricia - 64, 183. Shelly, Jeff - 87, 183. Shin, Eunjoo - 183. Sieger, Debra - 58, 60, 183. Slizewski, Gary Slusar, Denise - 73, 104, 183. Smul, Dawn - 60, 67, 183. Snider, Craig - 89, 183. Sobiecki, Margaret - 183. Sonsalla, Jody - 183. Sopik, Sandra - 183. Sorenson, Sheryl - 65, 183. Spack, Michael - 65, 184. Spahiu, Drita - 184. Spikeburg, June - 42, 184. Stevens, Elizabeth - 48, 184. Stevens, Robert - 184. Stewart, William - 92, 184. Stojcevic, Dragan - 64, 184. Streich, Scott - 73, 92, 96, 184. Stublefeldt, Gayle - 184. Sulik, Daniel - 92, 184. Swessel, Michael - 184. T Tereschak, Frank - 184. Terranova, Julie - 48, 65, 185. Terranova, Peter - 48, 185. Thiede, Kay - 60, 64, 185. Thompson, Karen - 185. Thomson, Tama - 48, 65, 185. Tice, LeRoy - 185. Tice, Lori - 66, 185.- Tice, Margaret - 48, 67, 185. Tomasik, Cynthia - 63, 73, 80, 91, 95, 185. Tomka, Nancy - 23, 64, 185. Torcivia, Denise - 185. Totka, June - 185. Treland, Scott - 66, 186. Treul, George - 186. Trinkl, Mark - 73, 89, 186. Tromba, Joseph - 55, 87, 89, 92, 109, 186. Tuma, Kevin - 66, 186. Turinski, John - 186. Tuska, Richard - 186. U Urick, Scott - 100, 186. Urick, Steven - 96, 55, 186. V Vandenoever, Alice - 186. VanVlaenderen, Leonard - 186. Varga, Linda - 48, 55, 60, 61, 186. Veriga, Jeffrey - 55, 96, 187. Veriga, Joseph - 73, 96, 106, 107, 187. Vetemick, Laurie - 62, 63, 104, 187. Vinger, Peter Vodnik, Robert W Wagner, Lance - 33, 65, 187. Wahl, Theresa - 40, 65, 187. Walsh, Maureen - 33, 64. Wargolet, Paul - 187. Wasielewski, Thomas Wasielewski, Mike Weber, Michael - 96, 187. Wederath, Beverly - 37, 38, 63, 66, 187. Weed, Edward - 187. Wesell, Bette - 187. Whitman, Donna - 187. Winski, Steven - 48, 187. 208 Wirth, Rich Witkowiak, Eugene - 188. Witt, Donald - 188. Wnuk, Jay - 48, 188. Wohkittel, Barbara - 188. Wohlfarth, Ann - 63, 66, 188. Woltz, Brian - 188. Wyant, Frank Wyskochil, Sue Y Yokofich, Stephen York, Diane -22, 55, 188. Z Zaleski, Joanne - 67, 188. Zarth, Kathrine - 60, 61, 63, 188. Zawieja, Janice - 188. Zeniecki, Reginald - 67, 188. Zess, Judy - 63, 189. Zielke, Larry Zierhart, Barbara - 52, 64, 189. Zimmer, Francis - 189. Zurawski, Daniel - 189. Juniors A Albrecht, Vickie - 144. Allen, Cindy - 52, 53, 56, 144. Amann, Cindy - 144. Anderson, Cheryl - 144. Anderson, Douglas - 100, 144. Anderson, Edward - 100, 144. Andre, Michael - 87, 98, 144. Antonia, James - 144. Arnold, Cheryl - 144. B Babinec, John - 144. Bahling, Robert - 144. Baranek, Marie - 104, 144. Barutha, Mark - 73, 96, 144. Baumgard, Brenda - 42, 66, 104, 144. Bay, Laura - 144. Beard, Cathrine - 77, 144. Bednarz, Bonny - 144. Beland, Barbara - 144. Belsky, Patti - 65, 67, 144. Bender, Dawn - 144. Bennett, Thomas - 144. Bentz, Rick - 144. Bergeron, Alan - 144. Berqguist, Lori - 144. Bessler, Merry - 47, 62, 104, 144. Betts, Kelly - 144. Bevilacqua, Jill - 47, 144. Beyer, Melvin - 144. Bigger, Gregory - 144. Blinka, Nancy - 55, 104, 145. Blomberg, Becky - 62, 145. Boivin, Donna - 65, 145. Boknevitz, Mark - 145. Bondar, Cheryl - 145. Borchardt, Belinda - 145. Brhel, Clare - 145. Brzycki, Scott - 145. Buerger, Ronald - 98, 145. Bugni, David - 33, 65, 145. Buichl, Joseph - 83, 145. Burss, Larry - 145. Bun, Cheryl - 145. C Cardin, Richard - 145. Carlino, JoAnn - 145. Case, Theresa - 60, 145. Chojnacki, Mark - 37, 64, 145. Chojnacki, Mathew - 145. Cindel, Cathy - 145. Clementi, Constance - 33, 64, 145. Clinkenbeard, Carol - 61, 73, 78, 104, 145. Colla, Coleen - 73, 78, 104, 145. Colla, Rosemarie - 104, 145. Comp, Craig - 145. Connor, Kathryn - 62, 76, 145. Czajkowski, John - 33, 64, 145. Czamecki, Joseph - 145. D Dabbs, James - 146. Dale, Christopher - 30, 88, 146. Danek, Theresa - 56, 140, 146. Danforth, Steven - 146. Dejewski, Timothy - 146. Denton, Denise - 47, 146. Dettlaff, Barbara - 30, 40, 55, 77, 146. Deutsch, Carl - 73, 88, 100, 146. Dewald, Donalda - 58, 61, 146. Dobrzynski, Ronald - 146. Dltka, Tedman - 146. Domagalski, Dan - 146. Douglas, Rhonda - 62, 146. Dounar, Kenneth - 146. Dovi, Michael - 146. Dovnik, Rudolph - 64, 146. Drana, Kim - 73, 85, 90, 146. Dunn, David - 146. Dziobkowski, JoAnn - 76, 146. F Faulds, Lynn - 146. Fisher, Judith - 146. Fixel, Kevin - 146. Flechner, Lillian - 146. Flood, Anis - 146. Flynn, Bonnie - 146. Fogel, Michelle - 66, 147. Fonfara, Jean - 147. Fosmore, Dennis - 147. Fossell, Melody - 33, 65, 147. Franson, Paul - 37, 67, 147. Fritsche, Thomas - 147. Fugarino, Peter - 147.. Furdek, Frank - 147. G Gaber, Brian - 147. Gaidish, Mark - 147. Gaynor, Colleen - 56, 147. Gazdik, Dennis - 67, 88, 147. Gienke, Jill - 147. Gillich, Leslie - 147. Gloyer, Christine - 147. Goretzko, Andrea - 147. Goss, Robert - 147. 209 Grams, Penny - 147. Granee, Joann - 64, 73, 85, 147. Gregory, Dean - 96, 147. Grochowski, Jerome - 147. Grochowski, Thomas - 89, 147. Groelle, Gary - 92, 147. Groen, Brian - 92, 96, 98, 106, 147. Grosh, Robert - 148. Grumbo, Michael - 148. Guertin, Margaret - 148. H Habanek, David - 106, 148. Hahn, Jeff - 148. Hall, Cynthia - 148. Hanley, Duane - 148. Hanson, Mark - 96, 148. Hardenbrook, Mark - 79, 96, 148. Hauenstein, Mary Ellen - 73, 104, 148. Hawkey, Linda - 52, 66, 148. Heeley, Timothy - 148. Helm, Donna - 148. Hendrix, Cecelia - 40, 56, 60, 148. Hennemann, Tim - 148. Herrick, Marie - 148. Hesiak, Cheryl - 30, 58, 148. Hinkens, Therese - 62, 104, 148. Hinsch, Cynthia - 148. Hintz, Karen - 148. Hoagland, John - 148. Holcomb, Robin - 148. Holquin, Nicholas - 30, 88, 106, 148. Hoyt, Peter - 149. Iverson, Ron - 149. Iwaskiewicz, Elizabeth - 76, 149. J Jablonowski, David - 66, 149. Jackson, Jaclyn - 149. Jacobson, Annette - 149. Jahnke, Denise - 66, 149. Jastromski, Mark - 149. Jastromski, Cynthia - 47, 140, 149. Jazdzewski, David - 149. Jefferson, Tom - 149. Johnson, Clayton - 149. Johnson, Jeff - 67, 88, 149. Jones, Jennifer - 76, 149. Jost, Jane - 149. K Kaczkowski, Michael - 149. Kaczmarek, Teresa - 149. Kamedulski, Bruce - 149. Kanarek, John - 79, 149. Kardelis, Kathryn - 149. Kartz, Kelly - 149. Katcha, Tim - 149. Kaufman, Patrick - 33, 37, 64, 149. Kausie, Mary - 149. Kazmlerski, Kathleen - 150. Kettenhofen, Robert - 100, 150. King, Thomas - 98, 150. Klanke, Joseph - 150. Klimaszewski, Jeffrey - 150. Klobachar, Margaret - 150. Knaak, David - 150. Knezic, Peter - 96, 150. Knoll, Tammy - 150. Knutson, Milton - 150. Kolden, Debra - 150. Kollatz, Cheryl - 60, 150. Komis, Daniel - 150. Kontowski, Stephen - 150. Kopecky, Paul - 64, 150. Koporetz, Kim - 150. Kopp, Julia - 104, 143, 150. Kopp, Robert - 150. Kordylas, Dale - 150. Korenkiewicz, Jack - 150. Koskovich, Richard - 150. Koszydowski, Annie - 54, 58, 150. Krahn, Karen - 47, 64, 85, 90, 140, 150. Kramer, Kenneth - 150. Krecak, Mara - 42,-54, 58, 150. Kromraj, Christine - 65, 150. Krueger, Jennifer - 64, 140, 150. Kubic, Michael - 150. Kucej, Donald - 67, 106, 151. Kucharski, Kyung - 74, 104, 151. Kuckes, Richard - 88, 151. Kuka, Jane - 42, 151. Kuka, Michael - 53. Kurtin, Ann Marie - 67, 73, 78, 109, 151. Kurtin, Michel - 151. L LaFavor, Tim - 67, 151. Labine, Bonnie - 151. Lang, Mark - 151. Langfeldt, Arlene - 151. Langadorf, Deb. - 66, 151. LaRue, Dale - 151. LaRue, Lee - 151. Laskowski, Joe - 30, 73, 88, 100, 151. Lavota, Jill - 151. Lemke, Gary - 151. Lemke, Nancy - 66, 151. Lewandowski, Laurie - 151. Lewens, Bob - 40, 151. Liber, Mark - 96, 151. Lindberg, Philip - 151. Linvik, Sandy - 40, 151. Lisowski, Terrance - 151. Liumann, Jerry - 88, 151. Loose, Kicholas - 151. Lopez, William - 151. Lorenz, Colleen - 64, 151. Lorenz, Harold - 66, 151. Lorenzen, Michael - 151. Lorenz, Richard - 96, 151. Lupo, Lynn - 47, 64, 77, 151. Louchs, Jim - 151. M Magestro, Janet - 76, 152. Mahsem, Gerald - 152. Maik, Debbie - 152. Malicki, Carrie - 56, 65, 80, 95, 152. Malkowski, Chris - 152. Mark, Perry - 64, 152. Markey, Michael - 152. Martell, Philip - 96, 152. Martin, Bryan - 152. Maslin, Kathleen - 152. 210 Matilla, Reed - 73, 96, 152. Mayford, Mark - 66, 152. McConville, Peter - 152. McKendry, Mark - 64, 152. Media, Donald - 152. Meerschaert, Lynn - 77, 104, 152. Megna, Michael - 152. Merlin, Roger - 152. Meyer, Karen - 40, 42, 152. Michalski, Renee - 152. Mihlsimmer, Don - 152. Mijokovic, Robert - 152. Mikula, Claudia - 152. Mikula, Clarice - 152. Miller, Steve - 152. Mixdorf, Scott - 152. Morren, Anita - 152. Moss, Sandra - 73, 80, 95, 104, 152. Mostenan, Carol - 152. Mulqueen, Colleen - 48, 104, 152. N Nagy, Laszlo - 152. Nemeth, Holly - 56, 153. Nedbal, John - 153. Ness, Debra - 153. Nienow, Laura - 153. Notham, Ross - 153. Nowe, Gus - 153. O Obee, David - 96, 153. Olejniczak, Tim - 106, 153. Olson, John - 153. Orlikowski, Nancy - 64, 104, 153. Otto, John - 153. Oudenhoven, Michelle - 65, 153. P Padilla, Lex - 153. Paladino, Antonio - 153. Papala, Richard - 87, 153. Pargo, Lenna - 153. Parisey, Robert - 153. Parker, John - 153. Pascolini, Valentino Paul, Pam - 74, 153. Pavlasek, Mark - 153. Payne, Ken - 153. Peeper, Donna - 153. Pederson, Karen - 153. Pekar, Jim - 92, 96, 153. Pelczynski, Carol - 153. Peltier, Renee - 60, 76, 77, 153. Pendzich, Katherine - 153. Peplinski, Matthew - 153. Peronto, Wayde - 154. Penile, Sandra - 154. Peterson, Carol - 154. Pflanzer, Carol - 154. Phillipson, Bryan - 154. Piechocki, Francis - 64, 154. Pieper, Frederick - 154. Pokora, Kathy - 154. Podlasinski, Nancy - 77, 154. Popodi, Ellen - 67, 80, 154. Popowski, Bruce - 154. Popple, Glen - 154. Prince, Pam - 40, 65, 154. Pytlik, Paul - 154. R Rasmussen, Roben - 154. Ratliff, Kathy - 154. Renning, Paul - 154. Repinski, Jean - 154. Rewolinski, Monica - 154. Richards, Karen - 74, 95, 154. Rodriguez, Anita - 154. Romans, John - 154. Rosewicz, Dale - 154. S Sandahl, Wyn - 154. Sattler, Karen - 154. Sauer, Cynthia - 60, 80, 154. Savin, Donna - 55, 88, 154. Schell, Linda - 154. Schliz, Michelle - 95, 155. Schmidt, Keith - 155. Schmitt, James - 65, 155. Schmitz, John - 155. Schoemann, Scott - 40, 155. Schultz, Karen - 155. Schultz, Theresa - 155. Schulz, Manin - 92, 155. Schuster, Jeffrey - 155. Scully, Kathryn - 61, 155. Sedmark, Timothy - 155. Semon, Diane - 155. Senk, Carrie - 155. Severson, Ray - 96, 155. Shelly, Dawn - 155. Shimeta, Robert - 100, 155. Sikora, Randy - 155. Sims, Brian - 155. Skrobis, Suzanne - 73, 78, 155. Sliwinski, Linda - 60, 73, 80, 155. Sliwinski, Lisa - 66, 155. Slogaski, Linda - 42, 61, 67, 155. Slusar, Karla - 155. Slusar, Linda - 155. Smukowski, Daniel - 155. Sobolewski, Paul - 155. Sopik, Diane - 60, 156. Sorenson, Daniel - 156. Sotski, Daniel - 65, 106, 156. Spahr, Ellen - 47. 93, 143, 156. Sparacino, Andrea - 30, 38, 47, 56, 143, 156. Spears, Kurt - 156. Spratz, Michael - 156. Stachowiak, Susan - 42, 156. Stark, Bill - 67, 89, 156. Steffes, Philip - 156. Steffes, Randy - 156. Stewart, Roben - 96, 156. Stoll, John - 156. Stray, Deborah - 156. Stielow, Greg - 156. Suszek, Mark - 156. Swick, Dave - 156. Switlick, James - 37, 38, 156. Sztukowski, Amy - 67, 156. Szydel, Kathy - 60, 156. T Tabaczynski, Robert - 156. Tamel, Kevin - 67, 156. Tamowski, Mark - 156. Tereschak, Anthony - 156. Thielen, Chris - 156. Thompson, Barbara - 156. Thorson, Michael - 50, 53, 156. Tichkowski, Susan - 66, 156. Tomaro, Mark - 156. Trapp, Suzanne - 73, 74, 90, 104, 157. Treloar, Paul - 66, 96, 73, 157. Trisco, Linda - 157. Trudeau, Lyle - 157. Tschohl, Mary - 33, 65, 157. Tuma, Allison - 76, 104, 157. V Vad, Randy - 157. Valoe, Joseph - 157. Valoe, Mary Beth - 104, 157. VanLieshout, Mark - 157. Vokes, Ronald - 157. W Wagner, Gary - 64, 157. Wahl, Karin - 64, 157. Walker, Ronald - 157. Walsh, Dennis - 100, 157. Walters, Donna - 73, 85, 90, 157. Wanner, Kevin - 157. Washkuhn, Carol - 64, 157. Wasikowski, Michael - 73, 96, 157. Weins, Marc - 157. Weins, Valerie - 157. Weitekamp, John - 158. Wekwejt, Jeff - 158. Welvang, Duane - 158. Wenglewski, Kathy - 42, 54, 58, 158. Wesell, Janet - 56, 158. Wier, Lynn - 158. Williams, Kenneth - 158. Windt, Edward - 158. Wineinger, Chris - 54, 66, 158. Winiecki, Thomas - 158. Wirhanowicz, Paul - 158. Witkowski, David - 54, 158. Wulff, Monika - 56, 61, 158. Wycklendt, Gary - 158. Wyskolchil, Alan - 33. 65, 158. Y Yakel, Jerome - 158. Yokofich, Susan - 158. Yumang, Pablito - 158. Z Zajda, Teresa - 158. Zarek, Sandra - 104, 158. Zemanovic, Daniel - 158. Zemplinski, Julie - 74, 158. Zillman, Roben - 158. Zink, Daniel - 33, 37, 65, 158. Zodrow, Jan - 73, 78, 90, 104, 109, 158. Zomes, Don - 158. Sophomores A Abdallah, Myrna - 60, 104, 126. Adamczyk, Karen - 104, 126. Anderson, Brenda - 73, 80, 90, 126. Anderson, Mary - 126. Akey, Keith - 83, 126. Alexander, William - 126. Amann, Brian - 98, 126. B Balcerzak, Michael - 65, 126. Balow, Chris - 126. Bankenbusch, James - 126. Barlow, Susan - 126. Barr, Jammio - 126. Bartoshevich, Mark - 66, 126. Basile, Kimberly - 52, 126. Belsky, Richard - 126. Bender, Susan - 126. Bennett, Michael - 126. Bergsrud, Jeffery - 126. Berlin, Calvin - 50, 126. Betz, Mark - 126. Billo, BethAnn - 42, 62, 126. Bober, Ronald - 67, 126. Bodwin, Daniel - 66, 126. Bong, Steven - 40, 127. Borowski, Lynn - 40, 127. Bovin, Steven - 127. Boucher, Carol - 84, 127. Bowe, Diane - 75, 127. Brandt, Tammy - 127. Brekke, Robert - 94, 98, 127. Brennan, Kelly - 127. Brodzik, Therese - 42, 127. Brooks, Anthony - 127. Brzozowski, Stanley - 127. Bucker, Jeffrey - 127. Burak, Robert - 127. Bukowski, Mark - 127. Burdick, Lori - 127. Burger, Susan - 47, 75, 104, 127. C Cameron, Barbara - 127. Campbell, Brian - 98, 127. Camprezano, Alma - 127. Cantillon, Thomas - 127. Cefalu, Ted - 67, 127. Champagne, Laurie - 127. Chojnacki, Dona - 127. Chovanec, Suzanne - 67, 127. Chrostowski, Jay - 50, 66, 128. Colla, Diane - 47, 56, 60, 73, 95, 104, 128. Cook, David - 128. Cottier, Renee - 90, 128. Croft, Jeffery - 128. Czamecki, Margaret - 128. Czekalski, Dawn - 128. D Dahlberg, Timothy - 128. Dallman, Lynn - 66, 128. Dama, Donna - 128. Danforth, Jean - 128. Dang, Hong - 128. Delaney, Brian - 88, 128. Deluca, Annette - 84, 128. Demos, Mark - 128. Derus, Cheryl - 128. Detrie, Julie - 128. Dettlaff, James - 128. Deuberry, Patrick - 128. Dominski, Brian - 94, 98, 128. Dopuch, Andrew - 128. Dorcey, John - 128. E Edwardsen, Tammera - 66, 128. Erickson, Ron - 65, 128. F Fellin, Lawrence - 129. Finco, John - 87, 129. Fischer, Mary - 84, 129. Fix, Christina - 129. Fixel, Keith - 98, 129. Flechner, Joseph - 129. Flemming, Nehoma - 129. Flick, Susan - 129. Flood, Robin - 129. Forczek, Ronald - 79, 98, 129. Fortier, Peggy - 129. Fossel, Brett - 64, 94, 98, 129. Frederick, Mariann - 47, 64, 94, 129. Freichels, Donna - 91, 104, 129. Friis, Charles - 129. Fugarino, Michael - 129. Furgason, David - 129 G Gargulak, Joanne - 95, 129. Gaidish, Charles - 129. Gavin, Thomas - 98, 129. Gentil, Joanne - 129. Gibson, Debbie - 129. Giese, Ricky - 64, 129. Ginter, Robin - 129. Girard, Kelly - 38, 73, 104, 129. Giwojna, Susan - 129. Goebel, Gerald - 130. Gosetti, Karen - 60, 66, 95, 104, 130. Goss, Richard - 130. Grahn, Debra - 130. Grambow, David - 66, 130. Grams, Robert - 98, 130. Grau, Anna M. - 130. Grochowski, Christine - 130. Grumbo, Brenda - 130. Grzyll, Sandra - 66, 78, 130. Guilonard, Chris - 130. Guldan, Jeffrey - 94, 98, 130. H Habanek, Daniel - 130. Haines, Lorraine - 130. Hanna, Mark - 130. Hanson, Lynn - 130. Hanson, Steve - 130. Harris, Dan - 130. Harris, Nicki - 130. Haske, Richard - 65, 130. Hauerwas, John - 94, 98, 130. Hecker, Richard - 130. Heeley, Patrick - 130. Heidingsfeld, Wayne - 65, 130. Helm, Dennis - 130. Hennlich, Steve - 83, 130. Hermsen, John - 88, 131. Herrick, Kevin - 131. Hertel, Pamela - 131. Hesiak, Ann - 131. Hoffarth, Lavona - 131. Holsen, James - 67, 98, 131. Hough, Herbert - 131. Houlehen, Mary - 53, 88, 104, 131. Hubbard, Terry - 131. Huck, Rebecca - 131. Ice, Scott - 131. Immel, Eugene - 131. J Jackson, Michael - 98, 131. Jaeger, Gregory - 66, 131. Jagodzinski, Kim - 131. Janicek, Karen - 80, 104, 131. Jelinek, Jean - 131. Jensen, Laurie - 77, 131. Jessup, Joanne - 52, 131. Johnson, Christina - 60, 131. Johnson, Scott - 131. Johnstone, Caroline - 131. K Kapalczynski, Bruce - 131. Kaczkowski, Jerome - 131. Kaja, Mike - 131. Kaminski, Eric - 66, 131. Kazmierski, Steven - 131. Kern, Anthony - 94, 132. Kettenhofen, Patrick - 65, 132. Kilps, David - 98, 132. Kilps, Joanne - 132. Kinney, Theresa - 132. Kline, Lisa - 132, 184. Kinzer, Diane - 42, 52, 132. Klimaszewski, David - 132. Knoll, Susan - 132. Knowles, Geri - 32, 67, 78, 104, 132. Kober, Michael - 132. Kobleski, Kathleen - 52, 132. Koehler, Pamela - 132. Koktowski, Michael - 132. Kollatz, Stephen - 132. Komis, Denise - 95, 132. Kopca, Richard - 132. Koss, Jodi - 52, 132. Kostecki, Cynthia - 132. Kotarak, Jerald - 66, 132. Kotke, Jeffrey - 132. Kramicz, Sharon - 52, 132. Kromraj, Sharon - 132. Kuban, Lynne - 80, 132. Kubic, Deborah - 80, 132. Kucera, Jane - 132. Kukor, Darrel - 133. Kukor, John - 83, 133. Kveton, Laura - 78, 133. L Labinski, Brian - 65, 87, 133. Labinski, Terasa - 60, 76, 133. Lacher, Terry - 133. Lahr, Cindy - 42, 67, 133. Lang, Kenneth - 133. 213 Langsdorf, Brent - 83, 183. Lathrop, Tom - 133. Leon, Susan - 91, 133. Lesik, Gary - 125, 133. LePine, John - 133. Leszcynski, Nancy - 47, 75, 133. Lewens, David - 133. Lezala, Gary - 133. Loh, Linda - 66, 133. Lorenz, Joseph - 66, 133. Loshaw, Sharon - 73, 90, 133. Loucks, Guy - 133. Lovas, James - 133. Ludwig, Heidi - 60, 84, 104, 133. Luther, Elizabeth - 133. Lutz, Robin - 42, 60, 84, 91, 133. M Macek, Shelly - 133. Machak, Thomas - 98, 133. Maciona, Scott - 94, 98, 133. Mager, Theresa - 134. Magestro, LuAnn - 62, 134. Magnuson, Gail - 66, 80, 95, 134. Mahsem, Andrew - 134. Maki, Sandra - 134. Mandt, Kevin - 134. Malovec, Jeanne - 134. Manthei, Alice - 60, 84, 91, 104, 134. Marifke, Jackie - 60, 134. Mark, Jean - 134. Markowski, Dale - 66, 134. Manell, Paul - 134. Martinson, Christine - 134. Marquardt, Debra - 134. Mattmiller, Scott - 134. Matuszewski, Randy - 67, 134. McCourt, Debbie - 134. Merkel, Theresa - 134. Merlin, Deborah - 134. Meyer, Randall - 98, 134. Mikula, Linda - 33, 75, 104, 134. Miller, Douglas - 134. Miller, Maryellen - 53, 60, 134. Milton, Tom - 94, 98, 134. Misovie, Christine - 60, 73. 80. 104, 135. Moczynski, Mark - 135. Mollberg, Kevin - 135. Momsen, Mark - 33, 135. Mutter, Brian - 135. N Nedbal, Theresa - 135. Nehmer, Valerie - 135. Nemeth, Robert - 87, 135. Niedzolkowski, Debra - 135. Nielen, Donald - 135. Nielen, Susan - 60, 135. Noel, Bonnie - 42, 135. Notham, John - 94, 135. Novak, Lynn - 73, 80, 135. Nowaczynski, David - 135. Noyes, Kurt - 94, 135. O Olszewski, Theresa - 66, 73, 135. Orcholwski, Keith - 33. 64, 135. Orlikowski, Stephen - 135. P Paccagnella, Christine - 135. Padilla, Leroy - 135. Palm, Linda - 42, 77, 135. Panosian, Gregory - 98, 135. Pari, Patricia - 42, 135. Parisey, Kimberly - 135. Parker, Doreen - 77, 125, 135. Paske, Todd - 136. Paul, Thomas - 98, 136. Pawlak, Gene - 94, 136. Pawlowski, Sandra - 136. Pelczynski, Julie - 136. Peller, Craig - 136. Pendzich, Barbara - 42, 136. Pesch, Alice - 47, 56, 60, 73, 104, 136. Peterson, Linda - 136. Piemeisel, David - 66, 136. Pinkowski, Edward - 66, 136. Pisarek, Michael - 67, 136. Pluskota, Joseph - 136. Pochuch, Kathleen - 136. Pokora, Sue - 136. Polacek, Dorothy - 136. Popdi, David - 136. Potrykus, Brian - 94, 136. Powerd, Kim - 52, 136. Puetz, Julianne - 60, 136. Putirskis, Mike - 136. R Ratka, Joseph - 136. Raygo, Nancy - 136. Reed, Barbara - 136. Reese, Rosanne - 136. Reiman, Debra - 136. Rempala, Dean - 137. Rempala, Debbie - 77, 137. Renning, Laura - 137. Repinski, Daniel - 137. Rice, Sherry - 137. Richardi, Gail - 137. Riedel, Mike - 98, 137. Rippel, Ronald - 137. Robinson, Ronald - 137. Rogalski, Linda - 137. Romans, Timothy - 137. Ropicky, James - 79, 98, 137. Roszak, John - 66, 137. Rowley, Denise - 95, 137. Ruble, Kathleen - 137. Rueth, Richard - 137. Rupert, Karen - 137. Ruprecht, Mary - 60, 137. Ruttgers, Jody - 42, 137. S' Sadowski, Beth - 80, 90, 104, 137. St. Antoine, Danille - 37, 77, 137. St. Antoine, Sharon - 67, 80, 137. Santi, Michael - 78, 137. Saurer, Daniel - 137. Sazama, Ritsa - 137. Schalk, Richard - 138. Scherkenbach, Joanne - 67, 138. Scherr, Teena - 77, 138. Schilz, Cathleen - 84, 138. 214 Schilz, Joanne - 138. Schmidt, Debbie - 138. Schroettner, Margaret - 66, 138. Schroettner, Tim - 138. Schultz, Jennifer - 84, 138. Schuster, Cheryl - 138. Schwartz, Donald - 94, 98, 138. Schwartz, Pamela - 73, 78, 104, 138. Scianni, Beth - 95, 138. Seewald, Robert - 138. Selensky, Susan - 75, 80, 104, 138. Semon, Steve - 138. Seminaro, Daniel - 138. Seminaro, David - 138. Shelly, Randl - 138. Shin, Won - 42, 138. Simonis, Christine - 47, 62, 77, 138. Sims, Lori - 77, 138, 166. Simuncak, Janice - 138. Sima, Julie - 75, 104, 125, 138. Skibba, Frances - 66, 73, 80, 104, 139. Skrobis, Martin - 139. Smith, Sandra - 139. Smith, Terri - 139. Smolen, Alan - 139. Smukalla, Melvin - 139. Smukowski, Dean - 139. Smul, David - 139. Sobatta, Susan - 139. Spack, Hope - 139. Smec, Michael - 139. Staniszewski, James - 98, 139. Steffes, Lisa - 75, 84, 90, 104, 139. Steffes, Robin - 139. Stevens, Mike - 139. Streich, Jeffrey - 94, 98, 139. Sucharshi, Jeffrey - 139. Sukup, Sharon - 139. Suszek, Michael - 139. Sylla, Jeff - 79, 94, 98, 139. Szabrowicz, Rae - 52, 139. T Tamovski, Theresa - 140. Templin, Tammy - 60, 76, 140. Tetzlaff, Kristine - 140. Thinnes, Lisa - 42, 95, 140. Tomer, Jill - 42, 140. Totka, Penny - 140. Treloar, Suzanne - 140. Trisco, Bruce - 140. Turinski, JoAnn - 140. Tyner, Linda - 140. U Urick, Barbara - 78, 140. V VanDerWal, Tony - 140. Varga, Adele - 140. Veriga, Margaret - 104, 104. Volpentesta, Gina - 91, 140. W Wagner, David - 65, 140. Wagner, James - 66, 140. Wagner, Jeffrey - 140. Wahl, Ronald - 140. Waldoch, Donald - 140. Wallace, LouAnn - 60, 140. Walloch, Christi - 52, 66, 140. Ward, Beth - 140. Warmer, Craig - 140. Wanner, Sandra - 60, 140. Weger, Phillip - 141. Wilke, Brenda - 141. Wink, Cheryl - 60, 141. Wohkittel, Lutz - 141. Wolske, Fred - 141. Wood, Roben - 141. Woydal, Douglas - 141. Wozney, Michael - 141. Wronkowski, Gary - 141. Wronkowski, Kenneth - 141. Wyant, Roben - 141. Z Zaja, Cindy - 141. Zarek, Mary - 141. Zelko, Cheryl - 60, 73, 80, 90, 141. Zeman, Diane - 141. Zemanovic, Judy - 42, 141. Zeniecki, Bonnie - 67, 141. Zibolski, Kevin - 98, 141. Zink, Jerome - 33, 65, 141. Zinke, Lynn - 104, 141. Zuel, Mary - 141. Zwolinski, Susan - 67, 141. I would like to take this space to thank people who have made this yearbook the best yet. FIRST and most important you 4 seniors who made this year great for the staff: Debbie Baumgard - take care, Kath Kluck - best wishes ’’Bert , Terri Wahl - what a thankless job ads are, thanks so much, Jim Hilby - just a super job with the camera! SECOND the staff - we’ve got to go to beat this book. THIRD Gene Church - appreciate it buddy. And LAST a whole list of seniors (a beautiful class). K. Ruud, C. Tomasik, J. Johnson, T. Johnson, N. Tomka, K. Tuma, S. Ruttgers, D. Cen- tell, M. Peterson. Thanks so much - C. H. Y Yumang, Richard - 65, 141. Tabaczynski, Lynn - 139. Tabet, Daniel - 139. Talaska, Lynn - 140. 215 SHARE THE LAND... PLE ASE
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