Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

Cudahy High School 1977 ARROW Editors: Barb DettlafJ, Ceci Hendrix, Karen Meyer, Pam Prince. Staff: Lynn Borowski, Beth Ann Sadowski, Mickey Santi, Sue Treloar. Photographers: Steve Bong, Dave Habanek, Bob Lewens. Patti Pari. Scott Schoemann. Advisor: Mr. Charles Hitt. Thanks for the help: Mr. Demos, Gene Church, Patty Carlson. Where it’s At. . . Grandstand..................16 Happy Days..................60 The Rookies.................96 Lost in Space ..............112 Avengers...................120 Untouchables...............144 Commercials................176 Who dares shatter the silence held in these walls Searching for the answers of life subconsciously not wanting to come near enough to frighten our childlike minds The instruments of learning are useless without man, but with him there's no telling what advances can be made. ... 14 there is no need for knowledge. Without knowledge there is no man. mr 16 17 A THLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. John Walter RECREA TION DIRECTOR Mr. Ron Fowler Letterman’s Club The sale of programs, sodas, and loads of Fritos helped Lettermen and Letterwomen raise enough money for their activities. Included was a generous donation of toys and other goods for Southern Colony and a donation for the vari type machine. They also attended the school musical as a club and went roller skating. ROW 1: Mark Barutha, Sgt. at Arms: Sandy Moss, V.P.; Karen Krahn, Pres.: Joann Granec, Sec.; Paul Treloar, Treas. ROW 2: Advisor Mr. Bowe, Carl Deutsch. ROW l: Mr. Bowe, Paul Treloar, Sandy Moss, Karen Krahn, Joann Granec. ROW 2: Rick Kuckes, Reed Manila, Mark Barutha, Mike Andrea, Karen Janicek, Cheryl Zelko, Jan Zodrow. ROW 3: Joe Laskowski. Mary Ellen Hauenstein, Jerry Littmann. Sean Esterhuizen. Coleen Colla. Kim Czajkowski. Karen Richards. ROW 4: John Szydel, Rick Papala, Tom Bennett, Jim Staniszewski, Phil Martel, Ed Windt. ROW 5: Paul Bondar, Dave Grumbo, Dave Kilps, Tony Kern, Rick Hecker, Sharon Loshaw, Lynn Novak. ROW 6: Mike Jackson, Dan Bod win, Nick Harris, Chris Misovie, Lisa Kline, Jill Tomer, Brenda Baumgard. ROW 7: Renee Cottier, Carol Clinkenbeard, Linda Sliwinski, Frances Skibba, Linda Palm. ROW 8: Jenny Probst, Janet Zambo, Karen Hermsen, Debie Maciona, Stephanie Dahlberg. ROW 9: Carl Deutsch, Terri Olszew- ski, Debie Niedzolkowski. Varsity Basketball VISITOR CUDAHY West Milwaukee 72 — ---71 Whitefish Bay 58 ---51 Tosa East 62 — —64 Waukesha North 56 ---69 W. A. Central 64 — ---80 South Milwaukee 54 — -—45 Tosa West 67 ---65 Waukesha South 55 — —74 W. A. Hale 74 — ---70 Shorewood 84 — ---66 Whitefish Bay 62 — ---73 Tosa East 73 — ---80 Waukesha North 66 -- ---69 W. A. Central 54 -- ---88 South Milwaukee 60 — --66 Tosa West 57 — -—50 Waukesha South 64 — ---70 W. A. Hale 62 — ---55 20 ROW 1: Ken Janke, Gary Gioelle. ROW 2: Coach Kujawa, Mgr. Brian Groen, Mike Smec, Brian Dominski, Don Schwartz. Jerry Yakel, Tony Dikta, Tony Kern, Paul Bondar, Jim Pekar, Bob Stewart, Jeff Sireich, Jeff Guldan, Andy Dopuch, Kurt Noyes, Bill Stark, Coach Hassemer. 21 ROW 1: Mitch Michalski, Ken Kline. ROW 2: Ken Adams, Tom Lefaive, Mark Laufenberg, Greg Jastromski, Terry Loose, Eric Meerschaert, Rod Brzycki, Dave Langer, Mike Praderelli, Joe Paczocha, Gordon Borck, Luane Paladino, Mike Sklander, Zeke Streich, Coach J. Trickey. Gymnastics ROW 1: Co-Captains; Karen Richards, Sandy Moss. ROW 2: Debbie Piontek, Ann Kettenhofen, Kit Miller, Nina Palacios, Dawn Bartosevich. ROW 3: Jackie Conners, Cindy Miller, Cari Czubeck, Jane Olejniczak, Sue Burger. ROW 4: Jill Zodrow, Denise Komis, Kim Czajkowski, Coach Pam Listinsky, Sue DelBovo, Jackis Beau- leau, Jane Magnuson. ROW 5: Karen Gosetti, Ann Riley, Gail Magnuson. 23 Girls Varsity Basketball 24 ROW 1: Co. Capts. Kim Drana, Jan Zodrow. ROW 2: Manager Sharon Loshaw, Karen Krahn, Lisa Steffes, Helen Hussli, Sue Leon, Brenda Anderson, Sue Trapp, Dona Walters, Beth Sadowski, Pam Schwartz. Cudahy 24 West Allis Central 30 Cudahy 44 South Milwaukee 67 Cudahy 50 West Milwaukee 26 Cudahy 37 Milw. Custer 40 Cudahy 50 Milw. Tech 46 Cudahy 38 Wauk. South 29 Cudahy 31 West Allis Hale 60 Cudahy 52 Shorewood 56 Cudahy 56 St. Mary's 55 Cudahy 18 Wauwatosa East 61 Cudahy 31 Wauk. North 56 Cudahy 15 Whitefish Bay 68 Cudahy 25 Wauwatosa West 54 Cudahy 34 Bay View 38 Cudahy 32 Racine Cazo 33 Cudahy 41 Racine Horlich 46 Regionals: Bay View 58 Cudahy 38 J.V. ROW 1: Corie St. Marie, Denise Mizia, Beth Holsen, Jean Kern, Jean Foytic, Coach Wiechowski. ROW 2: Lynn Bennet, LuAnn Trapp, Sandy Stairch, Crystal Fossel, Anita Culvert, Peggy Peterson. 25 FRONT: Capts. Karen Janicek, Carrie Malicki, Sandy Moss. KNEEL- ING: Lori Tomasik, Mary Sue Janicek, Sue Charapata. BACK: Chris Misovie. STANDING: Karen Kuban, Stephanie Dalhberg, Debbie Maciona, Pam Paul, Lynn Kuban, Cheryl Zelko, Beth Ann Sadowski, Jill Zodrow. GIRL'S VARSITY SWIMMING RESULTS Cudahy.. 127 So. Milwaukee. .94 Milw. Washington. .39 Greendale.. 116 Cudahy..101 Nw. Berlin Eisenhower. .66 Cudahy.. 48 Homestead.. 35 Cudahy ..71 Brown Deer.. 11 Cudahy.. 138 Waukesha So.. .79 Milw. Marshall. .66 Brookfield Central.. 118 Cudahy..88 Waukesha So...57 Cudahy..135 West Allis Hale. .112 Milw. Tech. .22 Cudahy.. 45 Whitefish Bay.. 38 Cudahy.. 69 Waukesha No... 14 Tosa West.. 112 Cudahy.. 103 Racine Case..71 Trojan Relays . . . 2nd place team finish. .97 pts. Suburban Conference Meet . . . 2nd place team finish. .186 pts. State Sectionals ... 1st place Champion. .193 pts. State Meet . . . 12th place team finish. .27 pts. 26 The 1976 Girl's Swimming Season was the most successful one yet in the history of the team. Cudahy competed against teams that have ranked among last year's top ten in the state in the regular season dual and triangular meet. Even with this intense competition, the team compiled a regular season record of 13 wins and only 3 losses. The team had many noteworthy accomplishments this year: 2nd PLACE - Trojan Relays (10 team relay meet) 2nd PLACE - runner-up team in the Suburban Conference Meet, 1st PLACE - State Sectional Champions, 12th PLACE - State Meet. The season saw 8 out of the 11 school records broken. The team averaged 3 new records per meet. Cudahy had 5 Suburban Champions this year, 3 State Sectional Champions this year and qualified a total of 9 girls to the state meet in Madison. It was a very good year. MOST IMPROVED HARDEST WORKER ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Mary Sue Janicek Sue Charapata Debbie Maciona Jill Zodrow MOST VALUABLE 4 YEAR AWARD Debbie Maciona Sandy Moss HARDEST WORKER - J.V. Sandy Scaffidi JV Girls Swim FRONT LEFT: Cory Skolaski, Tina Woydei, Sandy Scaffidi. Ninette Abdallah, Sue Jesse, Janet Zambo. BACK LEFT: Stephanie Dahlberg. Patty Kolden, Sue Leon, Jean Pluskota, Francis Skibba, Jane Magnuson, Helen Skibba. 27 Guy's Varsity ROW 1: Mr. Sedlacek, Perry Perez, Mr. Gaza. ROW 2: Dan Domagalski, Dan Soiski, Pete Belsky. SITTING: Tim Sedmak, Ed Windt, Dave Feiler, Dale Markowski, John Kukor. ROW 3: Wayne Piontek, Joe Pluskota, Jim Gavin, Tom Axberg, Dave Helstowski, Jeff Johnson. The only way to swim fast is to swim fast. The varsity team lived up to its motto by finishing their season with a 7-8 dual meet record; a great improvement over last year. Being a young team, they will be even faster in the future. CUDAHY OPP. 54 Brown Deer 28 43 Milw. Madison 40 53 St. Francis 30 23 W. A. Hale 63 43 Milw. Marshall 40 19 Thomas More 64 70 West Milw. 11 38 Shorewood 45 36 Hanland Arrowhead 47 37 Whitnall 46 25 Tremper 58 47 Hamilton 36 63 Bay View 19 34 South Milw. 49 32 Oak Creek 51 INVITATIONALS Oak Creek 10th Rocket 7th Lakeshore 11th Waukesha North 13th Packer Relays 2nd 28 Swimming The IV swim team finished the season with a respectable 10-6 dual meet record, with five of the six losses determined by 5 pts. or less. This year's team has been the strongest that Cudahy has had in 3 seasons and should definitely strengthen the varsity in the next few years. CUDAHY OPP. 50 Shorewood 27 50 Hartland Arrowhead 28 45 Thomas More 37 69 West Milw. 9 38 Whitnall 42 24 Tremper 56 39 W. A. Hale 43 61 St. Francis 19 51 Franklin 29 37 Milw. Madison 42 55 Brown Deer 16 50 Hamilton 32 53 Bay View 27 39 Oak Creek 41 37 South Milw. 42 47 Milw. Marshall 36 ROW 1: Mr. Sedlacek, Perry Perez, Bill Windt, Dave Puetz, Dave White, Craig Pritzlaff, Larry Linvik, Leon Schlesser, Wade Taylor, Rick Gear, Mike Cieczka. ROW 2: John Lorenzen, Paul Helstowski, Ken Peters, Dave Furgason, Pete Plachinski, Dave Martin, Jim Bartell, Greg Jaeger, Mr. Gaza. 29 Junior Varsity Cross Country Washington Dual-------------------------------------1st Bull Dog Invitational-------------------------------7th Southeastern Invitational---------------------------2nd Pulaski Invitational--------------------------------5th Blue Duke Invitational------------------------------6th Cudahy Triangular-----------------------------------3rd Purgold---------------------------------------------6th Suburban--------------------------------------------9th Regionals-------------------------------------------5th For many a race is lost Before even a step is run, And many a coward fails Before even his work is begun . . . . . . Life’s battles don’t always go To the stronger or faster man, But sooner or later the man who wins Is the one who thinks he can. ROW 1: Coach Wetzel, Many Gargulak, Joe Laskowski, Carl Deutsch, John Syzdel, Captain Chris Dale, Nick Hoquin, Dennis Gazdik. ROW 2: David Cherry, John Hermsen, Terry Lacher, Clayton Johnson, Tom Wier, Joey Wascicha, Mike Machak, Mike Kenney, Bill Kluck, Andy Kern, Larry Wood, Jeff Hohnson, Coach Thalman. TREES: John Kuntsman, Mike Moran, Mary Houlehen, Scott Damgaurd, Joe Paczocha. FRONT ROW: Tom Grochowski, Jim Staniszewski, Marty Scrobis, Dave Swick, Dean Gregory, Joe Tromba, Coach Woerfel. BACK ROW: Mark Trinkle, Frank Furdek, Mike Kurtin, Tim Curry, Greg Gregory, Rick Schuster, Dave Machek. Cudahy 626 Bay 660 Cudahy 166 Tosa East Waukesha N. 162 Cudahy 162 182 Cudahy 162 Tb'sa West 164 Cudahy I 192 Bay S’ tfe 193 Cudahy 192 Shorewood 210 Cudahy 161 Tosa West 166 Cudahy 177 349 Tosa East 189 Cudahy Waukesha S. 360 Cudahy 159] Hale 165 Cudahy 1591 Tosa West 160 Cudahy 1591 West Milwaukee 168 Cudahy 168 Central 160 Cudahy 537 South Milwaukee 568 1st at Jansville 2nd at Bay Invitation 7th at Waukesha 1st in Suburban 2nd in State Regionals 1st in State Sectional 10th in State 31 Varsity and Junior Varsity Guys Volleyball ROW 1: Tom Bennett, Dean Rempala, Mike Andre, Perry Schroedl, John Finco, Dan Bodwin. ROW 2: Dave Grambow, Coach Hoffmann, Gary Groelle, Paul Bondar, Rick Papala, Dave Lewens, Jerry Yakel. ROW 1: Tom LeFaive, Joe Bobrawicz, Jon Jensen, Mark Laufenberg, Leroy Padilla. ROW 2: Eric Meerschaert, Jeff Polacek, Glenn Hryniewicki, Keith Akey, Joe Plaskota, Coach Monk. Varsity and Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball ROW 1: Chris Miller, Marha Hemmer, Doreen Fischer, Helen Hussli, Jenny Probst, Kit Miller. ROW 2: Cindy Kryszewski, Katie Steffes, Corrie St. Marie, Kerry Peters, Denise Nichols, Cindy Kramer, Karen Hermson, Luann Trapp, Michele Champagne, Sandy Starch, Lynn Bennett, Jackie Lambert, Crystal Fossell. ROW 1: Karen Krahn, Kim Drana, Donna Walters, Joann Granec. ROW 2: Alice Manthei, Julie Sirna, Sue Selensky, Cindy Amann, Julie Zemplinski, Sue Trapp, Lisa Steffes, Gail Magnuson, Heidi Ludwig. 33 FRONT ROW: Dan Habanek, David Habanek, Brian Labinski, Rick Hecker, Carl Deutsch, Lex Padilla, John Hermsen, Jerry Zink, Brian Groen, Joe Laskowski. MIDDLE ROW: Clayton Johnson, Terry Locher, Tim Olejniezak, Greg Jaeger, Robert Grosch, Joe Veriga, Mark Liber, Greg Strelow, Mike Setum, Scott Burger, Tom Mil- ton, Ron Bober, Brian Potrykus, Mike Bolcerzak, Coach Thalman. BACK ROW: Coach Brzycki, Chris Guilonard, Jay Buichl, Mike Kaja, Tony Kern, Ray Severson, Coach Dean, Jeff Johnson, Harry Lorenz, Tim Olson, Lance Wagner, Dave Furgason, Coach The- ory. Guys Track Indoor Season: Cudahy 63 Milwaukee Tech 46 Cudahy 64 South Milwaukee 45 Cudahy 66 Milwaukee 60 Cudahy 11 New Berlin West 11 Cudahy 75 Thomas More 33 Packer International Cudahy 93 Marshall 56 Burlington 20 Beaver Dam 9 Outdoor Season: Cudahy 79 New Berlin West 43 Waukeasha37 Cudahy 66 Milwaukee South 62 Marquettel9 Cudahy 86 South Milwaukee 42 Kenosha Tremp Invitational 2nd Kozy Relays 3rd Conference Relays 5th Hale Invitation 4th Suburban Outdoor 5th Regionals 3rd Sectionals 3rd 2 Individuals and 1 Relay Team to State Relay Team 11th High Jump 5th Discus 10th 34 Tim Olejniezak doing the Pole Vault. Dual and Triangular Record Wins - 8 Packer Indoor Invitation Champs Suburban Indoor Kozy Relays Temper Invitation Suburban Relays '■mr Hale Invitational Suburban Outdoor Regionals Sectionals Losses - 1 5th 2nd 2nd 6 th 2nd ■Sew 3rd State Qualifiers - Steve Bzdusek - 9th, Ray Severson COACHES: Bob Brzycki, Mike Thiry, Daryl Dean, Pete Thalman SPRINT RELAY TEAM: Joe Veriga, Mark Liber, Greg Strelow,_____ Mike Setum Suburban Indoor Champions, Tremper Invitational Champions RECORD HOLDERS: 440 yards and 880 yards ; mpip in the Suburban Conference and H le Invitation, e Bzdusek broke all (4) ■L I of the school records for the hurdles. ■ 35 Girl’s Track ROW 1: Mary Ellen Hauenstein, Sandy Zarak, Denise Slusar, Mary Beth Valoe, Diane Colla, Linda Sliwinski, Sue Chovanec. ROW 2: Coach Tkyowski, Jill Zodrow, Terri Chojnacki, Sorry Beth Nowakowski, Helen Skibba, Karen Krahn, Renee Cottier, Laurie Jensen, Karen Murphy, Kathy Janicek, Laurie Veternik. ROW 3: Coach Brinza, Sue Trapp, Jan Zodrow, Jenny Probst, Karen Hermsen, Gail Magunson, Kelly Giard, Diane Bowe, Sue Burger, Lisa Steffes, Sue Leon, Lynn Zinke, Chris Walloch, Betsy Bowe. ROW 4: Brenda Baumgard, Carol Clinkenbeard, Nancy Blinka, Dani St. Antoine, Sue Selensky, Barb Urick, Pam Schwartz, Cherly Zelko, Karen Janicek, Mary Houlehen, Alice Manthei, Hedi Ludwig; Denise Row- ley, Coach Wychowski. 36 The Thrill of Victory and. . Well Maybe Next Year. Varsity Football ROW 1: Coach Trickey, Tony Boll, Dean Gregory, Mark Liber, Peie Knezic, Mike Wasikowski, Reed Matilla, Mark Baruiha, Phil Martell, Brian Potrykus, Dan Seminaro. ROW 2: Manager Brian Groen, Dave Seminaro, Bob Brekke, Mark Suszek, Mark Hanson, John Kanarek, Paul Treloar, Tony Ditkas, Jim Ropicky, Tom Axberg. ROW 3: Coach Venne, Dave Kilps, Brian Cambell, Scott Maciona, Jerry Littmann, Sean Esterhuizen, Harry Lor- enz, Mike Jackson, Brett Fossell, Tom Gavin, Coach Bowe. ROW 4: Coach Schmidt, Bob Stewart, Dan Habanek, Jim Staniszewski, Tom Paul, Jim Pekar, Ray Severson, Ron Forczek, Jeff Streich, Jim Holsen, Tom Milton, Jeff Sylla. 38 Waukesha South Shorewood Whitefish Bay Waukesha North West Allis Central Tosa West West Milwaukee South Milwaukee New Berlin Eisenhower 13 -0 -6 17 12 -0 20 14 •14 Cudahy 17 -- 21 -- 0 — 14 -- 10 -- 21 -- 36 -- 13 -■ 25 -- 39 J. V. Football Cudahy 22 Wauk. South 6 Cudahy 27 Shorewood --7 Cudahy 22 Whitefish Bay - -12 Cudahy 14 Wauk. North - -27 Cudahy ■ ---18 West Allis Central — 7 Cudahy 13 Muskego 6 Cudahy 22 Tosa West 8 Cudahy 29 South Milwaukee 7 Cudahy 25 West Allis Hale —22 8 Wins - 1 Loss The 1976 J. V. Football Team compiled an 8 win and 1 loss record. A large factor in the successful season was the combination of sophomores from Junior High East and Junior High West, into a Senior High team. Two Juniors, Kevin Zibolski and Jeff Golden added leadership and ability to the squad. The experience through this season of the coaches and the players was one which taught many lessons on concentration and determination. Highlights of the season were as follows: 1) First win of the season against a tough Waukesha South Football team. 2) Scoring 22 points in the first quarter against South Milwaukee. 3) Two blocked punts. 4) 82 yard kick-off return. ROW 1: Bill Stachowiak, Mike Sparacino, Dave Martinez, Dave Helstowski, Jeff Guldan, Kevin Zibolski, Don Schwartz, Larry burger, Mike Schilcher. ROW 2: Mike Dornak, Tim Gavinski, Rod Brzycki, Jeff Liegler, Terry Loose, George Knezic, Tracy Weber, Randy Meyer. ROW 3: Coach Brzycki, Jim Hecht, Joe Mahn, Jim Gavin, Ken Grams, Mitch Mitchell, Steve Berken, Chris Smith, Neal White, Coach Vander- vest. ROW 4: Chuck Gadisch, Todd Trapp, Greg Jastromski, Rick Slusar, Randy Marquardt, Mike, Mike Ostrowski, Mike Pradarelli. ROW 5: Keith Kontowski, Gordon Bock, Dave Langer, Tom Orlowski, Jim Witkowski, Stuart Sphar, Jim Brzycki, Shawn Page. Wrestling Cheerleaders BOTTOM: Jill Bevilacqua, Liz Iwaskiewicz. MIDDLE: Joann Dziobkowski. BACK: Judy Zemanovic, Kitty Connor, Terry Labinski. 41 ROW 3: Coach Wetzel, Bob Shimeta, Wayde Peronto, Mike Jackson, Dean Gregory, Coach Brienzo. ROW 2: Mgr. Joe Laskowski, Bob Kettenhofen, Matty Chojnacki, Dennis Walsh, 42 Ed Anderson, Doug Anderson, Scott Wood. ROW 1: Jerry Houlehen, Jon Jensen, Scott Cam- bell. VISITOR HOME West Allis Hale 31 Cudahy 17 West Allis Central 24 Cudahy 20 West Milwaukee 18 Cudahy -- 40 Wise. Luthran 24 Cudahy 35 Tosa West 30 Cudahy 27 Tosa East 24 Cudahy 25 Waukesha South 40 Cudahy 8 Waukesha North 22 Cudahy 18 15 37 South Milwaukee 26 Cudahy 27 Whitefish Bay 22 Cudahy 33 Shorewood 13 Cudahy 46 ROW 1: Pat Swanzell, Kurt Dressnandt, Tom Dettlaff, Dan Huck, Jeff Damitz. ROW 2: George Dunn, Joe Clement!, Cal Berlin, Mike Knaak, Jim Walsh, Dave Chojnacki, Nick Harris, Mark Santi. ROW 3: Don Kaczmarek, Larry Burger, Ron Wahl, Joe Mahn, Tracy Weber, Mike Ostrowski, Dave Kilps, Neil Woida, Gary Pieper, Coach Brienzo. 43 Girls Tennis ROW 1: Pam Schwartz, Coleen Colla, Barb Urick, Sue Skrobis, Ann Marie Kurtin, Jan Zodrow, Laura Kveton. ROW 2: Linda Skrobis, Kim Basile, Nikki Andre, Mickey Santi, Patti Cheke, Helen Garcia. Cheryl Hesiak. ROW 3: Kim Ozajkowski, Sandy Grzyll, Geri Knowles, Anita Culver, Kathy Martinson, Carol Clinkenbeard, Lisa Lisowski, Peg Peterson, Linda Rogelski. Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy SCORES Varsity J.V. Opponent 6-1 6-1 Greenfield 7-0 6-1 W. A. Hale 0-7 0-7 Tosa East 4-3 2H-4V4 Wauk. South 2-5 1-6 South Milw. 6-1 7-0 Wauk. North 7-0 3-4 W.A. Central 0-7 0-7 Tosa West 3-4 2-5 Shorewood 0-7 0-7 Bay 1-6 1-6 Greendale 5-2 4-3 Milw. Custer Cudahy Invitational - Cudahy - 9, Case - 8, South Milw. - 6, Horlick - 5 Suburban - 6th place Sub-Sectionals - 3rd of 10 Sectionals - 3rd of 19 44 Varsity Tennis ROW 1: Patrick Heeley, Mike Lorenzen, John Kanarek, Rick Papala, Mike Putuirskis. ROW 2: Coach LaFleur, George Schultz, Mark Hardenbrook, Rick Gagliano, Rick Senk, Ron Forczek, Coach Nackers. 45 Varsity Cheerleaders 46 Curi Czubek, Renee Rupert, Jackie Connor, Lori Tomasik, Jill Settum, Cindy Miller, Lorry Spahiu. 47 48 ROW 1: Myma Abdallah, Dawn Bartoshevich, Barb Dettlaff, Renae Peltier, Lori Sims, Linda Palm, Chris Simonis. ROW 2: Sandy Scully, Sue Burger, Bonnie Senk, Karen Thorson, Debbie Rempala, Theresa Schroeder. ROW 3: Lynn Lupo, Patti May, Nancy Podlasinski, Lynn Meerschaert, Dani Saint Antoine. (Not pictured: Cindy Barker). Sports Awards — “76-77” Boys Varsity Basketball - Gary Groeiie Football - Reed Matilla Guys Varsity Swim - MVP - Ed Windt, Most Improved - Joe Pluskota, Outstanding Swimmer - Jeff Johnson. Girls Varsity Swim - Debbie Maciona Gymnastics - Karen Richards Boys Volleyball - Dave Grambo Girls Volleyball - Donna Walters 50 51 Arrow 77 Staff Arrow consists of six seniors, six juniors and one sophomore who just joined in the middle of the school year. All seniors are editors and the advisor is Mr. Hitt. The club has put on a dance. The main purpose of the club is to gather all the memories from the year and make it into a book for a keepsake. The staff has labored for hours: meeting deadlines, cropping pictures, developing film and selling books. We hope that the book is a cross section of the entire school and that everyone is represented. We would like to thank Cindy Allen and also those who contribute their efforts to this book. I would like to take this space to express my appreciation to this year's staff and those who helped us put the 1977 book together. To you seniors best wishes: Barb Dettlaff, the finest page design editor ever on my staff, Dave Habanek, who made the photographers a well oiled machine; Ceci Hendrix, (I spelled it right) who always brightened 142 with a smile, Karen Meyer, one of the best ad getters ever, Pam Prince, what a great job organizing the ads; and Scott Schoemann, who says you're opinionated? Thank you all very much Staff of '78 and '79 I can't wait to see new ideas for the future. Finally, a hearty thanks again to our Taylor reps., Gene Church and Patty Carlson, it sure is easy with you on our side. ROW 1: Patty Pail, Mickey Santl. ROW 2: Barb Dettlaff, Mi. Hitt, Pam Prince. ROW 3: Lynn Boiowskl, Karen Meyer, Sue Tieloai, Beth Ann Sadowki. ROW 4: Scott Schoemann, Dave Habanek, Steve Bong, Ceci Hendrix. 52 ROW 1: Tammy Ogle, Joan Tenanova, Sue Scaffedi, Denlxe Nicolato. ROW 2: Lisa Thinnies, Sue Seagady. ROW 3: Mara Krechak, Lisa Schu- bert, Mark Petcauski. Heiei Ludwig, Kathy Wenglewski, Laurie Schock, Alice Manthei. ROW 5: Jenny Kruger, Ann Riley. ROW 6: Sean Esterha- sin, Brenda Baumgard, Linda Palm, Melody Fossell. A.F.S. The American Field Service Club works to meet and understand our neighbors from different lands. Getting to know people with varying backgrounds has been a fun and educational experience. We work hard on A.F.S. projects and activities, but the benefits make it all worthwhile. Some of the activities the club is involved in are the Talent Show, doughnut sales, Donkey Basketball and Milwaukee Week. A.F.S. is sponsored by Mr. Gill. Officers Kathy Scully, Sean Esterhuizen, Jane Kuka, Sue Stachowiak Talent Show Cudahy's 1977 Foreign Exchange Student A country with a standard of living equal to that of any other country in the world. A country of very many devise nationalities and cultures. A country of the size of Texas. A country with a variety of climatical conditions. A country with warm, rainy summers, and mild, blue-skyed winters. A country of rolling hills, flat grasslands, bright blue skies, and towing green mountains. A country of great mineral wealth A land of plenty. HL, This is my home - thills South'‘Africa. A city 80 years old. A city very young, full of beautiful buildings. A city built out of a gold-mining settlement. Hi city built outof goldS ■ A city with an enchanting nightlife getting lights. A city of sunlight and expanse. A beautiful city. The golden city, My city. Johannesburg. ' They told me to come to Cudahy with an open mind. They told me that the best way to avoid disappointment was not to expect too much. Consequently, when I arrived here on August 12, 1976 my mind was a blank and I tried to accept everything as I saw and found it and not as I had imagined it. In the past year I have seen plenty and experienced many happy moments. I don’t believe that I could ever have imagined Cudahy and its people to be the way in which I have received warmth and friendship. The way in which so many students have allowed me a complete stranger, to join their social life and share a school year with them has been a very beautiful and memorable experience. Thank you Cudahy. 55 ROW 1: Lynn Lupo, Andrea Sparacino, Karen Krahn, Ellen Spahr. ROW 2: Sue Scaffidi, Cindy Jastromski, Jill Bevilaqua, Nancy Leszcyn- ski, Marie Baranek. ROW 3: Martha Hemmer, Lori Tomasik, Anita Ban, Lynn Benaret, Barb Urick, Kim Basile, Sue Breike, Tim LeFaive. ROW 4: Lydia Bowe, Sue Buerger, Karla Slusar, Laurie Lien, Merry Bessler, Doreen Parker, Alica Peach, Dianne Colla Sean Esterhuisen, Judy Zemanovic, Joe Valoe, Sue Charapata. 56 Among Student Council's activities, Organizing Homecoming, and Purgold, Singing Valentines, an award is offered in the form of a scholarship to a deserving student. OFFICERS: Pres. Karen Krahn, V.P. Andrea Sparacino, Sec. Ellen Spahr, Treas. Lynn Lupo. ADVISOR: Mr. McCurdy 57 C.A.P. — MORNING Brehl, Clare — Clinkenbeard, Carol — Douglas, Rhonda — Giencke, Jill — Jones, Jenny — Kuka, Mike — Maslin, Kathy — Nemeth, Holly — Rewolinski, Monica — Semon, Diane — Free Press Lincoln School (Kind.) St. Luke’s Hospital Free Press Jones School (Sp. Ed.) Demos Photography Lincoln School (Sp. Ed.) Kosciuszko School Lincoln School (Spe. Ed.) MISSING Malicki, Carrie Meershaert, Lynn Moss, Sandy Schultz, Marty Slusar, Karla Jr. High West (Phy. Ed.) St. Johns School for the Deaf Jr. High East (Phy. Ed.) Fine-Lando Clinic Geo. Meyer AFTERNOON Allen, Cidny ■ Beard, Cathy Belsky, Patti Bessler, Merry Borchardl, Belinda Drana, Kim Flood, Artis Hoagland, John Jastromski, Cyndi Kanarek, John Kuka, Jane LaFavor, Tim Lorenz, Colleen Olson, John Padilla, Lex Repinski, Jean Stoll, John Tichkoivski, Sue Wahl, Karin Walsh, Dennis Weir, Lynn March of Dimes Washington School WQFM Radio Dr. Kittlesons Clinic Sullivan s Press Jr. High East Dr. Wadina Venus Ford St. Francis Police St. Francis Police City Federal St. Francis Police St. Johns School for the Deaf Venus Ford Mitchell Field Control Towers Jones School St. Francis Police Jones School Fine-Lando Clinic St. Francis Police Dr. Marc Lewis MISSING Gaynor, Colleen Komis, Dan Miokovich, Bob Palasek, Mark Peplinski, Matt Schultz, Terri Skrobis, Sue Valoe, Mary Beth Veluang, Divayne Zillman, Bob Building Service Inc. St. Francis Police Empire Construction ABKO Screw Lakeside Dental Lab 1st National Bank Cudahy Dental Dr. Wadina Clinic Bay View Printing Venus Ford 59 Debate Cal Berlin, Jay Chiostowski, Arthur Levi. Debate - This year's topic for debate is that a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adapted throughout the United States. A debate team consists of 4 men: 2 of the men are against the topic and want it changed and the other 2 try to keep things the same. The team debates 3 or 4 rounds. The three levels of competition are novist, Junior Varsity, and Varsity. The problem with debate club is not enough students are willing to do the research. ROW 1: Randy Steffes, Dave Habanek. ROW 2: Lisa Roggeman, Colleen Folger, Nancy Kukor, Pat Wozniak. ROW 3: Ronald John- son, Glen Zandi, Steve Semon, Rob Steffes. Camera Club 60 Forensics EVENT Extemporaneous Four Minute Oratory Public Address Declamation Poetry Prose Play Acting CONTESTANT Mike Thorson Chris Hardenbrook A1 Wyskochil Cindy Tomasik Kathy Zarth'1 Ellen Spahr Cindi Jastromski Lynn Meerschaert Lynn Lupo Christi Megna Patti Belsky Cindy Allen Sue Foucalt Jim Switlick Andrea Sparacino Marty Plevak - Received A ratings The rest received B ratings ROW 1: Dawn Cottier, Jill Setum, Nancy Tome, Beth Billo, Lynn Meerschaert, Patty Belsky. ROW 2: Debbie Langsdorf, Jean Tschohl, Kathy Pokore, Andrea Sparacino, Kim Basile, Lynn Zinkle, Dave Lewens, ROW 3: Ted Cefalu, Jay Chrostowski, Linda Haw- key, Sean Estherhuizen, Michelle Fogel, Pat Wozniak. ROW 4: Dawn Czekalski, Sue Cho- vonec, Carrie Johnston, Alan Wyskochil. Drama Club Drama Club gives students a chance to display their acting talents. Among their activities are: Attending professional theatre productions, selling candy bars, and putting on a play for the grade schools. Drama Club meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month. The advisor is Mrs. Lindeneau and the President is Cindy Allen. ROW 1: Mickey Santi, Kim Basile, Jodi Koss. ROW 2: Cindy Allen, Ken Peterson, Pam Prince. ROW 3: Kim Jagodzinski, Karen Meyer, Sharon Kramicz, Mrs. Lindeneau, Jill Jambretz, Paula Chamey, Robin Lutz, Dona Chojnacki. Mexican Excursion During Christmas vacation this year, some students at CHS visited Mexico. They saw many historical sites, bought souvenirs, and acquired many memories to bring with them. The trip was an enjoyment to everyone who went. ROW 1: Diane Zeman, Joanne Gargulak, Jean St. Antoine, Sue Charapata, Lynn Talaska, Alicia Pesch, Karen Krah, Karla Slu- sar. ROW 2: Donna Freichals, Terri Merkel, Linda Loh, Jodi Koss, Bonnie Noel, Myma Abadallah, Lisa Steffes. ROW 3: Robin Lutz, Carol Boucher, John Roszak, Tom Bennett, Sue Bender, Mr. Charapata. ROW 4: Sue Nielen, Mr. Gaza, Christi Walloch. MISSING: Jill Tomer, Mickey Santi. 62 Pacer Pacer is CSHS’s Newspaper and reports on much of the news around CSHS. The paper has sections on: Sports, Special Events and Students. Pacer also has a special story on a teacher in each issue. The Officers of Pacer are: Jeff Wekweft - Editor, Sue DelBavo - Managing Editor, Brian Dominski - Sports Editor, and Mike Kuka - Photographer. The advisor is Miss Cherry. ROW 1: Jeff Wekwejt, Sue Del- Bavo, Brian Dominski. ROW 2: Mike Kuka, Dawn Cottier, Mary Miller, Tom Grochowski, Todd Ralenkotter, Laurie Schouch, Jean Tschohl. Ski Club ROW 1: Lisa Sliwinski, Chris Fix, Chris Simonis, Lori Sims, Terry Labinski, Beth Scianni, Linda Palm, Cindy Lahi, Heidi Ludwig. ROW 2: Denise Nicolato, Diane Colla. ROW 3: Sean Esterhuizen, Pam Schwartz, Jackie Murphy, Tammi Edwards, Martha Hemmer, Lori Tomasik, Ninette Abdal- lah, Cindy Kramer, Dan Domagalski. ROW 4: Ron Bover, Laurie Lien, Dan Sotski, Sue Bender, Jim Ropicky. ROW 5: Reed Manila, Therese Hink- ens, Dan Holsen, Rhonda Douglas, Cheryl Arnold, Brenda Grumbo, Sorry, Sorry Again, Sorry, Jenny Probst, Tom Milton, Jim Holsen, John Romans, Brian Campbell, Mr. Brzycki, Mike Kuka. ROW 6: Bryan Martin, Frank Furdek, Paul Martell, Joe Bobrowicz, Diane Semon, Marie Baro- nek, Thereas Danak, Sandy Moss, Rose Marie Colla, Mary Beth Valoe, Bob Grosch. ROW 7: Linda Sliwinski, Sorry Again, Cindy Amann, Ken Kramer, Julie Zemplinski. 63 Library Round Table LRT - Row 1: Elaine Senski, Carrie Johnson, Dawn Czekalski, Sue Berg. ROW 2: Mrs. Frank, Vickie Albrecht, Mark Boknevitz, Lou Ann Wallace, Mrs. Krelitz. ROW 3: Patty Mahsem, Sue Zwolin- ski, Phil Meyer, Kelly Strong, Ceci Hendrix, Cindy Sour, Tami Ogle, Laurie Schoch, Kathy Pochuch, Karen Peterson. The Library Round Table (LRT) consists of the library aides that work at the library. Being an aide gives them the chance to meet people from other hours of the day. They learn the procedures of the library. A Christmas Party and their Spring Trip (usually bowling and out to eat) are highlights to being in the LRT. Paramedical Club PARAMEDICAL - ROW 1: Sue Delbovo, Dawn Cot- tier. ROW 2: Kathy Wenglewski, Mara Krecak. 64 Art Club ROW 1: Dave Lewens, Joe Pluskota, Donna Walters, Dona Chojnacki. ROW 2: Janet Wessell, Monika Wulff, Theresa Danek. Election Committee Karen Krahn, Cindy Jastromski, Merry Bessler, Andrea Sparacino, Laurie Lien, Jill Devilacqua, Marie Baranek. 65 F.T.A. and C.B.L. ROW 1: Alice Manthei. ROW 2: LuAnn Wallace, Cheryl Schuster, Heidi Lud- wig. ROW 3: Kim Jagodzinski, Sue Zwolinski, Carrie Johnston. C.B.L. is designed for students who are looking forward to careers in business. It serves as a means of bringing the interest of national problems and community improvement to the students. F.T.A. The purpose of F.T.A. is to learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities and its imponant role in our democracy. 67 Kathy Wenglewski, Mara Krecak, Sue Delbovo, Dawn Cottier. Ushers ROW 1: Donna Freichels, Lynn Zinke, Sharon Kramicz. ROW 2: Kim Jagodizski, Kathy Kobleski, Dawn Cottier, Sue Sabotta. ROW 3: Terry Merkel, Laura Kveton, Mary Ruprecht. ROW 4: Tammy Ogle, Helen Skibba, Mary Miller, Alicia Pesch, Diane Colla. ROW 5: Beth Billo, Carol Boucher, Chris Paccagnella, Mary Wirhanowicz, Sue Chovanec, Joanne Scherkenbach. ROW 6: Cheryl Zelko, Chris Misovie, Anna Grau, Mary Fescher. Phil Steffes, Ken Kramer. ROW 3: Nancy Blinka, Rosemarie Colla, Therese Hinkens, Mark Hanson, Kitty Connors, Jill Bevilacqua. ROW 4: Colleen Colla, Mary Ellen Hauenstein, John Weitekamp, Mary Bessler, Mark Barutha, Barb Detlaff, Dawn Shelly, Donna Savin. ROW 5: Joe Valoe, Tom MHton, Brian Groen, Sue Trapp. 68 Ecology Club Dawn Cottier, Carol Clinkenbeard, Monika Wulff, Thereas Danek. Lab Assistants Lab Assistants do a service for the school seeking no reward in return. There is a total of about 20 assistants. The majority are Seniors and occasionally Juniors and Sophomores help out. Some of the jobs a lab assistant does are getting papers ready, mixing chemicals and solutions, setting up the lab and helping supervise the students. 69 Office Help Guidance Help 70 Debbie Kolden, Sue Wahl, Ann Hesiak, Terri Kinney, Brenda Grumbo, Anita Morren, Karen Yakel, Jane Jost. Cindy Kramer, Diane Semon, Kim Basile, Becky Blomberg. National Honor Society ROW 1: Cheryl Hesiak, Jan Zodrow, Brenda Baumgard, Carol Mostenan, Laurie Lewandowski, Julie Zemplinski, John Kanarek. ROW 2: Jeff John- son, John Weitekamp, Sue Trapp. Kyung Kucharski, Mark Hardenbrook, Mark Barutha, Frank Furdek, Phil Lindberg, Ray Severson. ROW 3: Bill Stark, Cindy Sauer. Carol Clinkenbeard, Cindy Allen, Linda Hawkeye, Pat Wozniak. Joann Grance. Ellen Spahr, Therese Hinkens, Cindy Amann. ROW 4: Joe Valoe, Lynn Meerschaert, Ann Marie Kurtin, Michelle Fogel, Marie Baronek, Carl Deutsch, Mark Mayford, Dave Jablonowski, Rick Papala, Kevin Fixel. ROW 5: Mary Tschohl, Melody Fossell, Karen Krahn, Cyndi Jastromski, Liz Iwaskiewicz, Sue Skrobis. Carla Slusar, Andrea ||g National Honor Society members are [MSPchosen on the basis of character, scholarship, ■■leadership. and service. Our members have shown what these four qualities, along with ■ enthusiasm, can do. Major projects which BIEnhs was involved in were: Raising $1400 for scholarships by sponsoring MATC coffee Bi sales, dances, and other fund raising events. Collecting 920 cans of food for the Project Concern Christmas baskets which are B distributed throughout the community. B — Assisting the faculty in programming courses for the SFERE unit at CHS. I! | Cudahy’s NHS has been recognized in the November issue of STUDENT ADVOCATE and Ife commended by the school board for 1400 hours of service. NHS has proved to be an -----asset to both the school and community. Sparacino, Barb Detlaff, Karen Richards. OFFICERS - President - Laurie Lewandowski; Vice-Pres. - Jan Zodrow; Secre- tary - Carol Mostenan; Treasurer - Julie Zemplinski; Historian - Brenda Baumgard; Parliamentarian - John Kanarek. Service Help Gene Waszak, Larry Lezula, Fred Kovac, Erv Heltemes, Ken Riegel, Mrs. Helen Dounar, Mrs. Mary Finco, Mrs. Frances Fleischman, Mrs. Viola Nemeth, Mrs. Elaine Notham, Mrs. Dorothy Pisarek, Andy Tomayko, Mrs. Sharon Machak, Doris Laskowski, Delores Plewa, Carol Renier. 72 AV ROW 1: Reed Matilla, Pete Knezic, Mark Liber, Rudy Dovnik, Scott Maciona. ROW 2: Tom Milton, Bob Brekke. ROW 3: Jim Holsen, Dennis Gazdik, Mr. Venne, Jerry Littman, Andy Mahsem. Paul Treloar, John Finco, Phil Martell, Mike Riedel, Dave Kilps. Brian Potrykus, Ron Robinson, Mr. Trickey. NOT PICTURED: Kurt Noyes and Jeff Gulden. 73 Choir ROW 1: Rick Giese, Frank Piechocki, Darrel Kukor, Jim Schmidt, Pat Kaufman, Mark Chojnacki, A1 Wyskochil, Mark Momsen, Wayne Heidingsfeld, Brian Labinski, Ron Erickson, Gary Wagner, Brett Fossell, Jill Jambretz, Jenny Krueger, Mary Tschohl, Pat Wozniak, Mike Lorenzen, Pat Kettenhofen, Keith Orcholski, Rick Haske, Mike Balczersak, Chris Kromraj, Lynn Lupo, Sue Treloar, Joanne Schilz, Les Gillich, JoAnne Gentil, Linda Palm, Theresa Nedbal, Lanea Smallish, Pam Prince, Sue Pokora, Sue Leon, Sharon Kromraj, Jamie Barr. 74 ROW 2: Ed Windt, Phil Steffes, Jerry Zink, Dan Zink, John Czajkowski, Donna Boivein, Lisa Kline, Linda Mikula, Debbie Reiman, Heidi Ludwig, Carrie Malicki, Perry Mark, Mark McKendry, Cathy Beard, Sue Knoll, Monica Rewolinski, Karin Wahl, Karen Krahn, Jill Tomer, Patty Pari, Katie Washkuhn, Nancy Orlikowski, Dawn Czekalski, Dan Sotski, Renee Cottier, Melody Fossell, JoAnne Granec, Dave Nowac- zynski, Patti Belsky. 75 Band ROW 1: Michelle Fogel, Linda Hawkey, Mark Lacher, Bonnie Zenecki, Amy Sztukowski, Linda Sliwinski, Cindy Lahr, Chris Fix, Shari Knaak, Patti Belsky, Lisa Sliwinski. ROW 2: Denise Janke, Jane Magnuson, Jim Crib, Joan Zwolinski, Annette Winski, Sue Scaffidi, Kelly Goad, Frances Skibba, Lori Sims, Bill Behrendt, John Czarnecki. ROW 3: Jed Cefalu, Henlen Skibba, Linda Loh, Beth Duggan, Ruth Harti- lean, Patti Hinkens, Sandy Gryzil, Sue Chovanec, Teri Olszewski, Sharon St. Antione, Linda Rouse, Kin Gestwicki. ROW 4: Ed Pinkowski, Nancy Lemke, Ann Marie Kurtin, Brenda Baumgard, JoAnne Sheckenbach, Jill Setum, Peter Belsky, Mary Wirhanowicz, Jackie Evans, Mike Piturski, Ken Kline. ROW 5: Dale Markowski, Chirs Treloar, Renee Kucej, Bill Jessup, Dennis Perkins, Randy Matuszewski, Debbie Langs- dorf, Jackie Bealeau, Corine Heltemes, Lisa Schubert, Bill Stark. ROW 6: Mark Mayford, John Hohenfeldt, Jim Holsen, Brian Woodbrige, Jay Lorenz, Don Mihlsimmer, Denise Mizia, Donna Dewald, Dan Zemanovic, Dave Filer, Sue Zwolinski, Paula Charney, Karen Yakel. ROW 7: Carl Deutch, Don Kucej, Tom Zemon, Bob Roszak, Mark Bartosevich, Eric Gear, Julie Brewer, Dan Holsen, Mike Ostrowski. ROW 8: Dan Bodwin, Greg Jaeger, Bryan Phillipson, Jerry Kolarek, Jeff Johnson, Paul Treloar, John Roczak, Scott Mixdorf, Tim LaFavor, Dave Jablonowski, Chris Weinenger. ROW 9: Jim Wagner, Dave Grambo, Harry Lorenz, Paul Franson. ROW 10: Karen Gossetti, Beth Nowakowski, Gail Magnuson, Mia Katcha, Geri Knowles, Kim Czakowski, Lynn Zinke, Robyn Barutha, Margie Schroeuner, Sue Tickowski. 76 The CSHS band has spent a busy year, providing music and color to both football and basketball games. The 1977 Band Bizarre, with trombanist Buddy Baker, was a huge success. The band is now preparing for District Solo and Ensemble contest. Later in the year the Jazz Ensemble will host a Jazz Invitational, and the combined Band and Choir will present a Spring Concert. Also on the agenda are a Spring Band Trip and Exchange concert, which takes place every other year. 77 Jazz Band ROW 1: Eri Kaminski, Beth Duggan, Dan Zemanovic, Terry Olszewski, Bryan Phillipson, Carl Deutsch. ROW 2: Bill Jessup, Gregory Jaeger, Dan Bodwin, Mark Bartoshevich, Ken Kline. ROW 3: Renee Kucej, Don Kucej, Jeff Johnson, Michelle Fogel, John Hoenfeldt, Kevin Tamel. ROW 4: Bil Stark, Paul Franson, Tim LaFavor, Ann Marie Kurtin, Dave Grambo, Tim Wagner. Bands Conducted by Mr. Larry Osterborg 11 Lr Past Queen Lucy Abdallah and King Dan Payne Prom 1976 This bicentennial year at Cudahy Senior High School the class of 1977 had their Junior Prom on May 1, 1976. The theme was Time in a Bottle, with the band Heart and Soul. It took place in a very decorative field house. The couples walk through a foil tunnel with spot lights making it colorful. The court consisted of Paul Pytlik and Andrea Sparacino; Jerry Littman and Therese Hinkens; Joe Valoe and Rosemarie Colla; Mike Andre and Sandy Linvik; Phil Steffes and Julie Zemplinski; King John Kanarek and Queen Suzanne Trapp. The crowning then a grand march then an evening full of dancing and fun. Paul Pytlik and Andrea Sparacino Uncrowning Crowning of Queen Suzanne Trapp and King lohn Kanarek lerry Littmann and Therese Hinkens 80 J 81 82 83 Homecoming RTO L: Andrea Sparacino, Lynn Meerschaert, Therese Hinkens, Rose Marie Colla, Colleen Colla, Brenda Baumgard, Debbie Baumgard. 84 1977 Homecoming Court Mark Hanson and Rosemarie Colla Sean Estehuizen and Lynn Meerschaert Reed Mattila and Andrea Sparacino John Kanarek and Colleen Colla Jerry Littmann and Therese Hinkens Memories Homecoming is a special time that comes every year. Each person feels the excitement of it during the assembly, the game, and the dance. Each one of us has a special person we want to be Homecoming Queen and King, but we are happy and overjoyed with whoever does get the honor. The sophomores and the juniors are thrilled with the excitement, but the seniors have a special feeling, some happy, some sad, about the Homecoming weekend. The memories of Homecoming will be with us all for years and years to come. Cross Country’s Purgold —1977 King Chris Dale Queen Lisa Steffes The Purgold Court Donna Walters and Joe Laskowski — Mima Abdallah and Nick Holguin — Ann Marie Kurt in and Robert Wood — Kathy Soully and Joe Paczocha — Barb 88 Urick and Mike Moran. ANNA LEONOWENS LOUIS LEONOWENS TUPTIM--------- LADY THIANG---- CAPTAIN NORTON THE KRAHALOME-- —MARY TSCHOHL -----PAT CULVER ------LYNN LUPO --MELODY FOSSELL ---PAT KAUFMAN JOHN CZAJKOWSKI THE KING............ 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Otte Assistant Director-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Merri Lee Unrath Ticket Sales---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mary Rose Lorenzini Set Design and Construction-----------------------------------------------------------------------Dean Amhous ------------------------------,-------------------------------------------------------------------Jerry Putirskis -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mike Plachinski Stage Manager-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ellen Popodi Lights-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dick Haske ' CuAtcus Comae ’ ’ (jy o(zn iJ- abiLa z StuAznt (J Czzctoz6.................................................................... l [ia U(atc(ia ......................................................................................._Zy 2 z 2in z£. Cost Florence------------------- Hannibal------------------- Fairy May------------------ Jeffery ------------------- Mrs. Paddy----------------- The Family: Titus---------------------- Samuel--------------------- Lilly Belle---------------- Ethel --------------------- Director------------------- Assistant Director--------- Student Teacher (UW-M) -- Ticket Sales--------------- Lights--------------------- Set Design and Construction The Guests: ----Kathleen Pokora -------Jim Schmitt ------Linda Hawkey -----James Switlick --------Sue Pokora ----Mark Chojnacki —Dwayne Langsdorf —Cyndi Jastromski -------Pat Wozniak ----Barbara A. Otte ----Merrilee Unrath --------Lynne Warth Mary Rose Lorenzini ------Richard Haske --------Ellen Popodi —Patrick Kaufman 96 STEPHEN ALLAN GAZA Biology B.S. Biology U.W. - Milwaukee Assistant Swim Coach ROW 1: Sarah Anderson, Dawn Barioshevich, Cindy Barker, Sue Berg, Anita Ban, Shelley Bergeron, Marlene Babinec, Joyce Barber, Ramona Barry. ROW 2: Robyn Barutha, Tammy Barioshevich, Nikki Andre, Phil Azzolia, Lenny Blomberg, Jackie Beauleau, Lynn Bennett, Ken Adamec, Bill Behrendt, Sue Betts. ROW 3: Ken Beilke, Joe Bobrowicz, Steve Berken, Jeff Barth, Peter Belsky, Doug Bay. 98 ROW 1: Lydia Bowe, Cindy Brodzik, Sue Bugni, Cathy Camps, James Cribb, Connie Busby, Kim Carloni, Lynn Canwright, Jackie Connor. ROW 2: Dawn Cottier, Paula Chamey, Steve Bulson, Julie Brewer, Sue Brekke, Michele Champagne, Larry Burger, Todd Comp, Jim Brzycki, Dave Chojnacki. ROW 3: Julie Clinkenbeard, Sue Charapata, Mike Case, Mike Ciezka, Rodney Brzycki, Gordon Borck, Steve Buth, Diane Christensen. RUSS COLOMBO Sophomore Biology B.S., M.S. Whitewater University 99 ROW 1: Jeff Damitz, Dean Duplanty, Chris Endahl, Sue Finnegan, Mark Culver, Joe Dale, Lori Curry, Greg Douglas, Fred Filak. ROW 2: Cari Czubek, Lee Cudewicz, Michelle Enoch, Beth Dugan, Kim Czajkowski, John Czarnecki, Rick Daleski, Mike Domak, Doreen Fischer, Jackie Evans. Sue Dalbovo, Diane Dettlaff, Kim Damgaard. ROW 3: Tim Essig, Keith Feiten, Daryl Dobrzynski, Pam Davis, Greg Culver, James Daytin, Dave Feiler, Lenny Fedder. Duluth 100 ROW 1: Debbie Mae Grocowski, Candy Gasior, John Grabowski, Tim Gove, Kim Gestwicki, Josephine Grabowski, Patrice Fritsche, Lisa Gosh. ROW 2: Colleen Folger, Keith Grams, Lisa Haines, Linda Gaber, David Hanson, Kelly Goad. ROW 3: Debbie Ann Grochowski, Steve Fleischman, JohnGerek, Mitchell Gagliano, Marty Gargulak, TimGavinski, Jim Gavin, Eric Gear. 101 ROW 1: Renee Jeziorski, Patty Hinkins, Linda Hilpert, Jerry Houlehen, Bob Janicek, Keith Henschel, Ralph Immel, Ruth Hartunian, Martha Hemmer. ROW 2: Jon Jensen, Lynn Jarvis, Jimmy Hecht, Sandy Horkay, Bill Jessup, Debbie Iverson, Paul Helstowski, Dan Holsen, Corinne Holtemas, Helen Hussli, Douglas Harris, Lori Hubbard. ROW 3: Ron Johnson, Randy Janicek, Glenn Hryniewicki, Dave Helstowski, Greg Jackson, John Hohenfeldt, Karen Hermsen, Greg Jastromski. 102 ROW 1: Mia Katcha, Mary Klobucher, Carol Kukor, Shari Knoch, Jackie Kilps, Cindy Kryszewski, Nancy Kukor, Sandy Kromraj, Gloria Kaczmarek. ROW 2: Keiih Kontowski, Dawn Kraye, Dusan Krecak, Mike Korlowski, Karen Knoll, Cindy Kramer, Ken Kline. ROW 3: George Knezic, Jack Kinney, Tom Kriueppel, Scott Knutson, Andy Kern, Don Koskovich, Dalloyd Kaczmarek, Jim Kratt. MRS. SUSAN M. BEST Girls Physical Education, Soph, and Junior B.S. Univer. of Wisconsin Milw. - Physical Ed. - French M.S. Univer. of Wise. Milw. - Educational Administration Head Coach - Girls Swimming Team 103 ROW 1: Mark Lacher, Jane Magnusen, Lisa Lisowski, Clayton Langemo, John Lemanski, Steve Lochowicz, Judy Lopez, Palma Magestro, Jac Lyn Lambert. ROW 2: Patti Lemanski, Mark Laufenberg, Tom Lefaivre, John Lorenzen, Brenda Lee, John Kupcho, Larry Linvik, Donna Lisowski, Mike Lewens, Jeff Liegler. ROW 3: Tim Lyon, Terry Loose, Bill Lyon, Dave Langer, Arthur Levi, Dwayne Langsdorf, Demetrio LaCap, Lee Lyon. M.S. Science, Univer. of Wise. Madison 104 JAMES A. PRICE Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry B.S. Chemistry at U. W. Whitewater M.S. Educational Psychology atU.W. Milwaukee ROW 1: Ed Marks, Lori Mulqueen, Pete Mahsem, Kit Miller, Patty May. Sandy Murray, Cindy Miller, Kris Miller. ROW 2: Mitchel Michal- ski, Denise Mizia, Mike Moran, Dave Martinez, Randy Marquart, Patti Mahsem. ROW 3: Glenn Masnica, Eugene Marks. Karen Minikel, Phil Meyer, Joey Mahn, Eric Meerschaart, Glenn Michalski. MR. THOMAS GILL Psychology, Sr., Economics, Sr., Government, Sr. University of Wise. - Social Studies, M. A. Educational Psych. ROW 1: Jerri Otto, Mark Palkowski, Beth Nowakowski, Jane Olejniczak, Stanley Nowak, Denise Nicolato, Anne Muszynski, Julie Nelson, Jackie Page. ROW 2: Nina Palacios, Linda Mutter, Christopher Novak, Tammy Ogle, Catherine Otto, Thomas Orlowski, Duane Paladino, Wayne Ness, Parisey Corine, Sue Noel, Roseanne Newaczynski. ROW 3: Brian Norberg, Jay Paske, Dennis Obee, Matt Pendzich, Mike Ostrowski, John Nowak, JoJo Paczocha. 106 107 ROW 1: Michele Peronto, Virginia Piotrowski, Ann Riley, Wayne Piontek, Mark Richardi, Steve Raetzman. Kerry Peters, Sharon Piemeisel. Kim Rasmussen. ROW 2: Perry Perez. Gail Redmerski, Jenny Probst, Debbie Repta, Mike Protasiewicz, Dennis Perkins, Patti Mahsem, Voyia Petrovic. ROW 3: Randy Rezner, Roger Reading, Mike Pradarelli, Cosic Zirorad, Jeff Polacek, Todd Ralenkotter, Tim Relihan, Jean Plus- kota. NANYC KAY MINTZ Foods 1-2, Advanced Foods, Vocational Food Service, Child Development, Consumer Ed. U. W. Stout: Home Economics in Ed. B. S. ROW 1: Teresa Schroeder, Renee Rupert, Elaine Senski, Sherri Sattier, Sandy Scaffidi, Linda Rouse, Mike Schilcher, Heidi Schwabe, Brad- ley Sandahl. ROW 2: Jill Setum, Sandy Scully, Lisa Schubert, Sue Scaffidi, Mike Ryterski, Bonnie Senk, Sue Segedi, Cory St. Marie. ROW 3: Terri Schlund, Robert Roszak, Perry Schroedl, Darrell Schroeder, Leon Schlesser, Jeff Schley, Lisa Roggeman, Laurie Schoch. 108 FRANK J. CHARAPATA B. A. St. Norbert College 1950 M.A. Marquette U. 1953 Post Grad. Studies University of Wichita, U.W. Madison Spanish Club Advisor ROW 1: Lorry Spahiu, Jim Streich, Terri Sorensen, Chris Smith, Helen Skibba, Ray Sliwinski, Pat Swartzell, Stephanie Soltes, Pam Strelow. ROW 2: Jill Snopek, Peggy Stahl, Bill Stachowiak, Steve Szymczak, Jackie Stewart, Chris Stray, Stuart Spahr, Mike Sklander, Kelly Strong. ROW 3: Brian Sobocinski, Allan Skawinski, Mike Sparacino, Steve Sobiecki, Mike Stauber, Richard Slusar, Sandy Starich, John Szydel. 109 MR. GERALD BOWE Jr. English, Developmental Reading Kansas Univer., Univer. Wise. Whitewater B.E. Valley of Racine M.A. Chr. English Department., Head Varsity Football Coach, Letterman’s Club ROW 1: Karen Watkinson, Lori Tomasik, Nancy Tome, Christy Treloar, Jean Tschohl, Karen Thorson, Sue Wahl, Joan Terranova, Joy Thiele. ROW 2: Steve Ward, Greg Tyner, James Walsh, Richard Thiede, Mike Thuecks, Roger Vad, Jeff Vytlacil, Debbie Thompson, John Vanderlinde, Tom Ward. ROW 3: Todd Walker, Wade Taylor, Tracy Weber, A1 Tratnik, Todd Trapp, Kent Wagner, Vince Totka, Steve Warren. 110 R°W 1: Kevin Wese, Glenn Zandi, Lisa Wilbrandt, Kevin Zaja, Chris Wozniak, Denise Winter, Faye Zimmer, Carla Zeniecki, John Wit- kowiak. ROW 2: Jill Zodrow, Peggy Wenglewski, Janet Zambo, Larry Wood. Mary Wirhanowicz. Joan Zwolinski. Annette Winski. Karen Yakel. RO v 3: Roger Wanger, Vince Winter, Dave Wiher. Jim Weitekemp, Tom Zeman, Parris Wood, Joel Zielinski, Bob Zlotocha. 112 114 ROBERT SEDLACEK Geometry and Elementary Algebra B.S. Mathematics at U.W. Milwaukee Head Coach Boys Swim Team ROW 1: Jamie Barr, Chris Balow, Cal Berlin, Beth Billo, Sue Bender, Mary Anderson, Kim Basile, Sue Barlow, Brenda Anderson. ROW 2: Ron Bober, Mark Betz, Jeff Bergsrud, Mark Bartoshevich, Brian Amann, Mike Balcerzak. ROW 3: Dan Bodwin, Mike Bennett, Tom Axberg, Rick Belsky, Keith Akey, Tony Boll. ROW 1: Sue Chovanec, Young Cho, Carol Boucher, Dona Chojnacki, Stan Brozowski, Lynn Borowski, Tammy Brandt, Terry Brodzik, Laurie Champagne. ROW 2: Steve Bong, Steve Bovin, Dyan Bowe, Brian Campbell, Lori Burdick, Sue Burger, Bob Burak, Bob Brekke, Tom Cantil- lon, Tony Brooks. MR. THOMAS. H. NACKERS B.S. - U.W. - Whitewater M.S. - U.W. - Whitewater Accounting, Advanced Accounting Business Law, Data Processing KENNETH J. KUJAWA Algebra II and Trigonometry; Calculus; and Computers B.S. and M.S. Mathematics at UW-M Assistant Basketball Coach; (J. V.) Cheerleader Advisor; Chess Team Advisor ROW 1: Julie Detrie, Dawn Czekalski, Annette DeLuca, Diane Colla, Lynn Dallman, Donna Dama, Tami Edwardsen, Doreen D’Incognito, Peggy Czarnecki. ROW 2: Renee Cottier, Jim Dettlaff, Brian Delaney, Jay Chrostowski, Randy Demler, Brian Dominski, Andy Dopuch, John Dorcey, Tim Dahlberg, Mark Demos. RO v 1: Peggy Fortier, Joanne Gentil, Mariann Frederick, Robin Flood, John Finco, Mary Fischer, Joanne Gargulak, Sue Flick, Chris Fix. ROW 2: Ron Forczek, Joe Flechner, Kelly Girard, Mike Fugarino, Robin Ginter, Tom Gavin, Dave Furgason, Brett Fossell. ROW 3- Larry Fellin, Rick Giese, Keith Fixel. 7 117 MRS. ARELENEURICK Clothing, Foods, and Family Living U. W. Stevens Point, B. S., Home Ec. Education Fresno, Calif. State College, U.W.M. ROW 1: Anna Grau, Lynn Hanson, Debbie Grahn, Sandy Grzyll, Nick Harris, Karen Gossetti, Brenda Grumbo, Bob Grams, Gerald Gable. ROW 2: Dennis Helm, Pai Heeley, Steve Hanson, Steve Harris, Rick Hecker, Dan Habonek, Richard Gross, Jeff Gulden. ROW 3: Mark Hanna, John Hauerwas, Dave Grambow, Chris Guilonard. ROW 1: Jean Jelinek, Laurie Jensen, Jo Anne Jessup, Ann Hesiak, Kim Jagodzinski, Pam Hertel, Carrie Johnston, Becky Huck, Mary Houle- hen. ROW 2: Karen Janicek. Chris Lavona, Jeff Jordan, John Hermsen, Scott Johnson, Terry Hubbard, Scott Ice, Chris Johnson, Herb Hough. ROW 3: Greg Jaeger, Kevin Herrick, Eugen Immel, Mike Kaja, Eric Kaminski, Mike Jackson, Jerry Kaczkowski, Jim Holsen. JEFF TRICKEY Physical Education Ripon College, B.A. Varsity Football Coach, Head B-Team Basketball Coach 119 ROW 1: Pam Koehler, Diane Kinzer, Jodi Koss, Sharon Kromraj, Lisa Kline, Debbie Kubic, Joanne Kilps, Jane Kucers. ROW 2: Sue Knoll, Sharon Kramicz, Mike Kober, Kathy Kobleski, Denise Komis, Lynne Kuban, Dave Kilps. ROW 3: Jeff Koike, Pat Kottenhofen, Cindy Kos- tecki, Mike Koktowski, Tony Kern, Dave Klimaszewski, Jerry Kotarek, Geri Knowles. PATT CLARK Business and General English, Grade 12 B. S. English at U. W. - Stevens Point San Jose State, University of Wise., Marquette. Paramedical Advisor. 120 PATRICIA A. LIVENS Shorthand and Clerical Practice B.S. Bus Ed. Edgewood College, M.S., University of Wise. Madison ROW 1: John Kukor, Laura Kventon, Heidi Ludwig, Robin Lutz, Teri Labinski, Sue Leon, Shelly Macek, Linda Loh, Cindy Lahr. ROW 2: Ken Lang, Gary Lesik, Liz Luther, John LePine, Joe Lorenz, Sharon Loshaw, Nancy Leszcynski, Brian Lebinski. ROW 3: Jim Loyas, Scott Maci- ona, Terry Lacher, Gary Lezala, Darrel Kukor, Brent Langsdorf, Tom Lathrop, Dave Lewens. 121 ROW 1: Paul Martell, Andy Mahsem, Gail Magnuson, Jean Malovec, Randy Matuszewski, Debbie Merlin, Linda Mikula, Alice Manthei, Jean Mark. ROW 2: Jackie Marifke, Chris Martinson, Theresa Mager, Debbie Marquardt, Theresa Merkel. ROW 3: Sandy Maki, Dale Mar- kowski, Tom Milton, Randy Meyer, Richard Messal, Scott Mattmiller, Mary Miller. 122 ROW 1: Doreen Parker, Chris Paccagnella, Linda Palm, Sue Nielen, Teresa Nedbal, Chris Misovie, Kim Parisey, Patti Pari, Debbie Nied- zolkowski. ROW 2: Bonnie Noel, Terri Olszewski, Leroy Padilla, Mark Moczunski, Lynn Novak, Dave Nowacznski, Steve Orlikowski. ROW 3: Curt Noyes, John Notham, Bob Nemeth, Mark Momsen, Kevin Mollberg, Keith Orcholski, Don Nielen, Greg Panosian. 123 E. JAMES LAFLEUR World History, German B.A. U.S. - Oshkosh, M.A. U.W. - Whitewater Varsity Tennis Coach ROW 1: Kim Powers, Mike Pisarek, Sue Pakora, Linda Peterson, Rosanne Reese, Alicia Pesch, Julie Pelczynski, Julie Puetz, Sandy Pawlow- ski. ROW 2: Dori Polacek, Craig Peller, Dave Piemeisel, Ed Pinkowski, Barb Pendzich, Nancy Raygo, Debbie Reiman. ROW 3: Joe Pluskota, Joe Ratka, Tom Paul, Brian Potrykus, Gean Pawlak, David Popodi, Mike Putirskis, Todd Paske. 124 ROW 1: Linda Rogalski, Rita Sazama, Denise Rowley, Mickey Santi, Gail Richardt, Lori Renning, Shari Rice, Mary Ruprecht, Beth Ann Sadowski. ROW 2: Dan Repinski, Kathy Ruble, Debbie Rempala, Mike Riedel, Jim Ropicky, Jean St. Antoine, Karen Rupert, Dani St. Antoine, Sharon St. Antoine. ROW 3: Dean Rempala, John Radzak, Ron Robinson, Dan Saver. 125 RICHARD CHEKE ROW 1: Debbie Schmidt, Beth Scianni, Julie Sima, Won Shin, Steve Semon, Margie Schroettner, Chris Simonis, Jenny Schultz, Cathy Schilz. ROW 2: Dan Seminaro, Cheryl Schuster, Tenna Scherr, Sue Selensky, Pam Schwart, Joanne Schilz, Joanne Scherkenbach, Bob See- wald. ROW 3: Randy Shelley, Ben Schwartz, Tim Schroettner, Richard Schalk, Janice Simunoak, Dave Seminaro. 126 ROW 1: Lisa Steffes, Sharon Sukup, Sue Sobbota, A1 Smolen, Lynn Tab, Hope Spack, Rae Szabrowicz, Frances Skibba, Mel Smukalla. ROW 2: Rob Steffes, Mike Suszek, Dave Smul, Dean Smukowski, Jeff Sucharski, Dan Tabet, Marty Skrobis, Jeff Streich. ROW 3: Mike Srnec, Jeff Sylla, Jim Staniszewski. 127 ROW i- Linda Tyner LouAnn Wallace. Beih Ward. Adele Varga. Lil Flechner. Kris Tewlaff. Sandy Wanner, Theresa Tamouski Tammy Templin ROW Barb Wrick, Penny Torka. Lisa Thinnes. Lynn Talaska. Don Wa,dock. Sue Tre oar• Torner, Karen Sailer, Gina Volpentesta. ROW 3: Craig Wanner, Ron Wahl, Jim Wagner. Jeff Wagner, Bruce Trrsco. Tony VanDer , David Wagner. BE at U. W. - Whitewater CBL Advisor 128 MR. BERNARD SCHMIDT U.S. History B. S. History Physical Education U. W. M. M.S. School Administration Supervision, College of Racine Varsity Football Line Coach ROW 1: Cindy Zaja, Fred Wolske. Bob Wood. Diane Zemon, Kevin Zibolski, Lynn Zinke, Mary Zuel, Bob Wyant, Cheryl Zelko. ROW 2: Bonnie Zeniecki, Mary Zarek. Cheryl Wink, Judy Zemanovic, Lutz Wohkittel, Phil Wegner, Brenda Wilke, Jerry Zinke, Denise Wink. ROW 3: Sue Zwolinski, Ken Wronkowski, Mike Wozney. 129 130 The instruments of learning are useless without man, but with him there’s no telling what advances can be made. Faculty 1. PAUL BARRY Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop B.S. andM.S. Industrial Education U.W. Stout 2. ELGIE BEEDE B.E. University of Whitewater, M.S. Univer. of Wise! Madison Typing, Shorthand, Stenography, and Secretarial Practice 3. MISS RHONDA BRINK Special Education Cardinal Stritch - Learning Disabilities 132 1. MR. ROBERT BRZYCKI Social Heritage, Sr. Social Studies Head B-Team Football Coach, Head Track Coach 2. MARY JO CHERRY Jr. English, French B.S. at U. W. Oshkosh Pacer Advisor 3. MR. ROBERT DUX Electricity, Power Mechanics, Auto Mechanics 1. MS. PATRICIA HANSON UWM - B.S. , U.W.M. - M. A . Sophomore Counselor, Ushers Club 2. JANE HASLANGER Univer. of Wise. - Madison, B.M. and M.A. Choir, Girls Chorus, Voice Classes, Junior Class Sponsor, Music Show Director 3. MR. PETE HASSMER Univer. N. Colorado - Doctor of Philosophy; Counselor - Class of 1977, Head Coach of Varsity Basketball 134 I ► 1. STEVE G. HOFFMAN Physical Education B.S., M.S. Notre Dame, Univer. of Wise. Mad. Physical Education Dept. Head Boys Volleyball Coach 2. MISS JUDY KRELITZ U.W.M. - BFA, MALS Librarian, Library Round Table 3. MISS LANDOWSKI Physical Education 135 1. DIANE LINDENAU Junior English, World Literature, Film Study B.S. University of Wise. Madison, M. S. University of Wise. Milwaukee Drama Club, Forensics 2. MARY ROSE LORENZINI Sophomore and Junior English, Speech, Reading F.T.A. Advisor, Forensics Coach B.A. and M.Ed. Marquette Univer. 3. MRS. BARBARA MANCUSO Sophomore Physical Ed., Head Girls Tennis Coach, Head Girls Track Coach B.S. atU.W. LaCrosse 136 1. MR. MIKE McCURDY Economics, Government B.S. Eau Claire, M.S. Whitewater 2. MR. ROBERT MONK Physical Education 3. FREDERICK MURPHY Soph. Biology, Adv. Biology B. A. - Milton College, M. A. - Duke University Chairman of Science Dept., National Honor Society Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor 137 1. MR. LARRY OSTERBURG B.E. - Whitewater, M.S. - Illinois Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band Ensemble, Lessons, Soph. Class Advisor 2. MR. EDWARD RACE Loyola Univer. L.A. Calif. , Marquette Univer. B.S., M.E. Guidance Counseling, Chairman Guidance Dept., Comm. Action Project, Explorers Club 3. BARBARA A. OTTE Advanced Speech, Speech 10, English 10 B.S. English Speech at U. W. Oshkosh 3 Act Plays - Director Forensics - Assistant 138 1. MR. L. SOLDA Algebra, Trig. U.W. - M.B.S., Geometry 2. MR. ROBERT SPRADER Sophomore English Debate, Asst. Forensic Coach 3. H. J. TRECIAK Stevens Point - B. S., St. Mary’s College - M.S. Biology 139 1. S. VANDERVEST Industrial Arts Major - Safety Minor, B.S. - U.W. Stout M.S. - U.W. Stout B-Team Football Coach 2. CAREY VENNE English 5-6, Geography 1-2 B.S. English U.W. Oshkosh M.S. - U.W.M. Asst. Football Coach, AV Supervisor 3. MR. JOHN WALTER U.S. History Tennis Coach Athletic Director 140 141 Superintendent Dr. John Phipps Principal Mr. Robert Seeger Assistant Principal Mr. Harold Lorenz ROW 1: Ms. Janet Noyes, Mr. Donald Lisowski, Mrs. Patti Meerschaert. ROW 2: Mr. John Cassidy, Mr. Joseph Furdek, Sec. to the Board Mr. Leighton Millar, Mr. Charles Miller Jr., Mr. Vincent Langowski. Mr. Slotwinski This year at CHS we are losing one of our fine teachers. Mr. Slotwinski is retiring from his twenty-three years teaching here at Cudahy. He has taught Physics, Chemistry and Physical Science not only here but at Independence, Holmen, and Edgerton, all in Wisconsin. He has also rendered his services at the University of Wisconsin Extension Division. Through the years he has shared his knowledge with many of the students who are now or have attended CHS. For this, Mr. Slotwinski we would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to you and wish you the best of luck in the future. 143 144 145 146 VICKIE RAE ALBRECHT Blondie . Victoria , Library Round Table. To believe and to keep believin' in a new tomorrow full of happiness for you and I and may mankind stand hand in hand around the world in the power of LOVE. CYNTHIA MARIE ALLEN Cindy , C.I. Sydney , Burpie , Art Club 2-4, Drama 2-4, Forensics 3, Pacer 3-4, NHS 4, CAP 4. Wen life iz over and tyme izup - too never seigh eye’ve mest thingszup. CINDY M. AMANN Amo , Amus , Anus , Pom Pon Squad 2-3, Basketball 2, Volleyball 4, Volleyball Regional Champs 76 , NHS 3-4. To someday see the Big W dance. DOUGLAS WAYNE ANDERSON Wooly , Ftbl 1. Cross Country 2, Wrestling 1-4. To ride that Highway in the sky. EDWARD LLOYD ANDERSON Fast Eddie , Head , Football 1, Track 1, Wrestling 1-4. To earn a good living and marry my true love. MICHAEL D. ANDRE Savoir Faire , Volleyball 3-4, Letterman's Club 4, Prom Court 3. JAMES ANTONIA CHERYL ARNOLD Guidance 2-4, Ski Club 4. To live long enough to see my dreams come true. JOHN R. BABINEC Activity Board 1, Hall Monitor 4. Open a worm obedience school. ROBERTA BAHI.ING Nob, To retire at age 20. MARIEC. BARANEK Baranob. Track and Volleyball Mgr. 2, NHS 4, Lab Assistant, Muni-Baseball 3 - 4. Student Council 4. To try everything once and if I like it do it again. JOAN MARY BARNES Shott , To make people happy and be happy. TIMOTHY BARR Timber, To move to either Nebraska or Kentucky. MARKS. BARUTHA Bubs, Bccrutha. Football 1 -4. Lcitcrmcn's Club 3 • 4, NHS 4, Hall Monitor. To go to S.M. in an F-250 BRENDA LEE BAUMGARD Bcmic. Birnda. Bomba. NHS Historian 3 • 4. Homecoming Queen 4. Concert. Pep. Theatre, and Marching Band 2 - 4, Track 2 • 4, Band Sec. Treas. 4. Lettcrmcns Club 4. AFS 2 • 4. To travel around the world, to reach out to those around me and to never worry about what's ahead. CATHERINE LYNN BEARD “Weird Beard. Bearded One.” Bird,” Pom-Pons 3. CAP 4. Choir 4, Musical 4, Stage Craft 2. Bahama Florida Trip 4 To go to college for special ed and stay with B T. forever! BARBARA BELAND Barbie, To take life as it comes. PATTI J BF.LSKY Alvin. Bob. Abbey. Sonntag, Patchcc, Band I • 4. Chorus 2. Choir 3 - 4. Musicals 2 • 4. Theatre Band 3. Forensics 2 • 4. Swim Team 1. NHS 3, Fall Play Publicity 4. Makeup 4. To meet Fran Tarkenton, play the romantic interest in an episode of Barctca, and lay flowers on Edgar Allen Poe's grave. DAWN M. BENDER THOMAS W. BENNETT Bean-it. Bcnii. Baseball I - 4. lettermen’s 4. Spanish Club I - 4. Mexico Trip 4. I want to play professional baseball, win the Cy Young Award and lie buried beside Dizzy Dean's Spicoon. RICK BENTZ Bent. Bently.” Mercedes. Go on to school and party etc. . . MERRY KAY BESSI.F.R Mere. “Pinhead. Bessie. Class Rcpr 2 • 4, Student Council 3- 4, Election Committee 3. Track 2, Guidance Helper 2 • 3. Ski Club 4. CAP 4. Chorus 2 To try to get the best out of life and always CO be “MERRY KELLY BETTS JILL ANN BEVILACQUA Student Council 3 • 4. Sr Class President. Election Comm., Hall Monitor. Wrest. Chccrlcading 4. Prom Comm . Homecoming Comm. 147 MELVIN BEYER Chum, Get out of school and get a job. NANCY JANE BLINKA Blinks. Chcerleading 1. Track 2 - 3. Hall Monitor 2-3-4. Muni-league 3 • 4. A V 4. NHS 4, Ski Club 4. BECKY JO BLOMBERG Shortcake. Guidance — 3 yrs., Hall Monitor 4, Find what’s been missing in my past. IXJNNA MAE BOI.VIN Choir 3 4.1.RT 2. Musicals 2 • 4. Chordette 3 • 4. Chora leers 3 • 4. Mac’s 3 4 To fulfill all of my hopes possible and impossible. MARK BOKNEVIT7. Library Aide 2 - 4. To see the world JESSIE I) BOLL J-Boll, J.B..“ Boys Basketball I Set my goals in fashion marketing and finally to push a pencil and have people work for me CHERYL A BONDAR - Chcrie.” Chorus 3. The King and 1. To someday get married and travel around rise world with my husband BELINDA BORCHARDT Lindy,” Ushers 2. Forensics 2. To get into the field of graphic an. CLARE BRHF.I. Clare Bear.” CAP. Teacher’s Aid 3- To win the nobel prize for literature RON BUERGER Burgie.” Ham.” Bergs,” A V 2 • 4. B- Team Football 3. Swim Team Manager 3. Hall Monitor. To keep going till I get what 1 want and stay always with_ DAVID DOMINIC BL’GNI Bugs,” Choir 1 • 4, Musical 3. School K- 12. JOSEPH C BUICHLJR Jay Bucklotz,” Swimming 2 • 4. Track 1 • 4. Basketball 1. To be an executive at General Motors. LARRY BURSS CHERYL BURT Peanut.” To settle for nothing but the best. RICHARD P CARDIN Six pack.” To get away from the city life. 148 JOANN LYNN CARLINO •’Foot”, Kev , Ushers 2, Track Assistant 2, Bahama Trip 4. To attend College; to always be able to walk with my best foot forward. THERESA J. CASE Stone Face”, Spunky , Ushers Club. To travel around and then get married and have twelve kids. MARK CHOJNACKI CATHY CINDEL Moose CONSTANCE JEAN CLEMENTI Connie , Cheerleading 1-2 (West Warriors) Newspaper Staff, Tutoring Club 1-2, Triple Triol 2, Pom Poms of 3-4, Student Council Rep. 3- 4, 5-6, 7-8, A.F.S. 3-4, Musicals 3-8. To dance all night! CAROL ANN CLINKENBEARD Clink , Herbie , Tennis 2-4, Track 2-4, Letterman’s Club 3-4, N.H.S. 3-4, Ecology Club 2-4, C. A. P. To always have friends as good as the ones I have now. COLEEN A. COLLA Lettermen's Club, Tennis 1- 4, Track 2, Homecoming Court 4. ROSEMARIE ANN COLLA Rosie , Dago , Track 1- 2, Lettermen's Club 2, Ski Club 4, Prom Committee 3. To always make the best of life and De happy. CRAIG COMP 149 KATHRYN ANN CONNOR Kitty , Iron Gut , Wrestling Cheerleader 3-4, Track 2, Gymnastics 2, Hall Monitor 4. To be as individual as a shining star and to somedaymake it TWO in Eagle River. JOHN J. S. CZAJKOWSKI JAMES E. DABBS Jim , To live my whole life as God wants me to by following the instructions givin in the Bible. CHRISTOPHER A. DALE Cross Country 1-4, Captain 4, Track 1-4, Purgold King. To work, study, and run at Boston. DENISE DENTON Cheerleading 1-2, Gynmastics 2, Student Council 2-3. BARBARA M. DETTLAFF Barb , Twink , Dett , Pom Pon 2-4, Captain 4, Arrow 3-4, Student Council 2, NHS 3-4, Purgold Court 3, Hall Monitor 3-4, Prom Committee Chi , Track 1-2, Volleyball 2, Musicals 3-4. To be the person I want to be and do things I want to do, not what others want me to be or do. VIRGINIA CZARNECKI THERESA MARIE DANEK Ecology Club 2-4, An Club 2- 4, Track 2, Ski Club 4. To do what I can, when I can, because I can, before I can't anymore. 3. To know life well enough to enjoy it. CARL WILLIAM DEUTSCH Charlie , Aca-ba , Doiley , C.C. 2-4, Track 1- 4, Wrestling 2-3, Letterman’s Club 2-4, NHS 4, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Lab Aid 2-4, Homeroom Rep. 2-4. To have people see something in me if they can bear to look! 150 Picture Not Available DONALDA DEWALD Donna, CBL 5 • 4. Hall Monitor 3. Bind 1 • 4 To continue working for anonymous THOM AN DIKTAS Tony.” Turk. Football 1.4. Basketball 3 •1. To rule the Turkish Empire. RONALD G. DOBR2YNSKI Dober, X7. Mombo. Basketball Spectator I • 4, To be great. well maybe just OK. DAN DOMAGALSKI Crazy, Motor Moron,” Guys Swim Team 2 4, Football I To make tlie best looking car in town. RHONDA DOUGLAS Koala.” Gymnastics 2. Guidance 2. Office Help 3. Ski Club 4. CAP 4. To become a Practical Nurse and have a lor of horses or at least onc. RUDY DOVNIK Cool Roots.” Rev. Roots, Rood-eye, Asst. Trainer Track 1. To take life with a positive outlook Who cares KIM DRANA Drano. Kimmcr. Swine,” Borris. Volleyball 2 • 4. Basketball 2,- 4. Lcttcrmcn's Club 2 • 3. To make it through the next 4 sears of school, and to make other people happy. DAVIDS. DUNN Swim Team 2. To visit Canada and breathe easier! JoANN C D .IOBKOWSKI Student Council t. Basketball 2. Wrestling Chcerleading 3 • 4. To fill each hour and leave no room for regret IX)NNA HELM EKES Ma, Chorus l - 2. To create my dream and to always include my friends SPAN P ESTERHUIZEN AFS. Forensics. Ski Club. let ter men's Club. Soccer. Cricket, Track. Plav-Accing, Football To return to Cudahv a happy billionaire KEVIN J. FIXF.L Fix.” NHS. Basketball t • 2, Football I • 3. Baseball I • 3. Track 1 To be too great to be humble, LILLIAN FLKCHNKR ARTIS FLOOD Artie. Guidance Help J. Florida Trip 3. Office Help I To travel all around the world and then settle down after a few years BONNIE MAE FLYNN Fuzzy, Ghetto Sister, Track, Color Guard. To be a cop. 151 MICHELLE FOG EL N.H.S., Concert Band 3. Jaw Band 2, Pep Band 3. Forensics 2. To always aim higher than the apple and never settle for anything less than the best. DENNIS JAMES FOSMORE The Fos,” Denty.” To become a cop like Baretta. MELODY FOSSELL “Mel,” N H.S., Choir 3 • 4, AFS, Musicals 2 • 4, Swing Choir 3 • 4, Chordettes 3 • 4. To always keep a song in my heart PAUL A. FRANSON Jazz Band 2 • 4, Pep Band 2 • 4. To go to college and major in Electrical Engineering. FRANK FURDEK Franko.” Zappa,” Football 1. Golf 3 • 4. NHS 3 • 4. Badger Boys’ State 3. To work in the Maintenance Dept, for 25 yrs. so 1 an be considered a lifer.” BRIAN GABF.R Togo to school and further my education and reach my goals. COLLEEN GAYNOR Poochic, Legs. Scarlet, Art Club, Set Crew, CAP. To remember the storms we pass through in life help us to appreciate the sunshine of HIS love. DENNIS GAZDIK Dirt. A.V. I • 4. Cross Country 3 - 4. To go into the Navy, to make something of myself, and to beat Drill ’em in a drag ace. JILL ANN GIENCKE CAP 4. To write the novel that will outsell Gone With the Wind, and to live my life in peaceful contentment with the man 1 love. LESLIE ANN GILUCH Lcs Brains,” Gertrude Giddipplchopper,” Drama Club 2. To get out of this school, have a month of pure fun in the sun, go to hairstyling school, and live happily ever after. The end. CHRISTINE M.GLOYER Chris,” To be able to do what I please, when I please. ANDREA GORETZKO Andi, Buckcy, To always make people happy and to grow my hair back. PENNY GRAMS Two cents, Nickel, Ounce, Gym Cadet 2. To learn to keep my thoughts to myself. JOANN GRANEC Volleyball 2 • 4, NHS 3 - 4. Ixtterman’s Club 2 • 4. Musicals 3 • 4. Choir 3 • 4. Togo rafting down the Colorado River. DEAN GREGORY Dcano, Hog, Football 1 • 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 1 • 4, Golf 1 • 4, Iettcrman's Club 3 To walk in rhythm and take a slow ride. 152 TOM B GROCHOWSKI Bigfoot, Cross Country 1, Pacer 2 • 4. Golf 1 - 4. To sing my song throughout life and eventually settle in solitude somewhere in the boonies. Also to keep my mongoloid characteristic constant. GARY L. GROELLE G-man, G. Basketball I • 4, Football I -4, Track 1, Volleyball •� To be successful in life in whatever I do. BRIAN D GROEN Smiley.” Sneeeely. Football Mgr. Trainer I - 4. Basketball I. Mgr. Trainer 2 - 4, Track 1 - 2. Track Mgr. Trainer 3 - 4, Hallmonitor 4, Band 1. To have a date with Farrah Fawcett Majors. ROBERT J. GROSCH Sam.” Sammy Son. Track 1 • 4. To be rich. MARGARET MARY GUERT1N DAVID A HABANEK Knave. Alan. Track I -4. Football 1. Volleyball 2, Diving 2, Camera Club 3 • 4. Arrow 4. To be a part time photographer and open a miniature golf course with P.W., and make a million. DUANE HANLEY Savage. Band I - 2. Football Band 2. Graphics 1 - 4. To some day find a girl and get married. MARK R HANSON Hanron, Mental, Grollcr, Football I • 4. Wrestling 1 ■ 3. Homecoming 77, Hallmonitoe 1 - 3. Togct so high up in that sky. so when I come down 111 never touch ground, and then you'll see. how happy I can be. with my toes dangling free. MARK HARDENBROOK Rug. Ruggy. Spongy. Football 1 • 3, Tennis I • 4. NHS 3 • 4. To find myself a girl who can show me wlut laughter means. 153 MARY F.LLF.N HAUENSTEIN Squeaky, Mouse, Track 2 • 4. Lettermen’s Club 3 • 4, Stage Craft 2. Hall Monitor 4. To make it through college, stay with J.L forever and be happy! Yahoo! LINDA ANN HAWKEY Marching Band 2 • 4. Concert Band 1 • 4. Theatre Band 3 • 4. Pep Band 2 • 4, Drama Club 2, NHS Fall Play 4 To write a novel that people will still be reading in 200 years. TIMOTHY HEELEY Hali, Golf 1, Tennis 3 • 4. To be a success in life and do it all with my girlfriend CECELIA ANNETTE HENDRIX Ceci. Arrow 2 - 3. Senior Editor 4.1.RT 4, Stage 3. Tutor Club I. Usher Club 2 • 3- To always be happy in life in whatever I do. and take life one day at a time. TIMOTHY N HENNEMAN Tim. MARIE HERRICK CHERYL LYNN HESIAK Hcsh, N H.S 3 • 4. Girls Tennis I • 4, CBL 2 • 4. Drama Club 2. Forensic 2 • 4. Ix-tterman Club 4. Purgold Court 3. McDonalds 3. Summor 4. To keep the sunshine in my life shining bright and warm forever THERESEELIZABETH HINKENS Minks, Goober, Track I • 2. Lcttcrman's Club 2, Guidance 3. Ski Club 4, Hall Mon 4, N.H.S. 3 • 4. Prom Court 3. Homecoming 4. To become a nurse so I can take care of all my sick and deranged friends CYNTHIA A. H1NSCH Cindi, Pinsch, Barb. Track 1 - 2. To travel as much as I want as soon as it’s possible and someday marry a cute rich available movie star. 154 KARBN LEE HINTZ Twinkie. ’'Buns. ’ Sister JOHN HOACfLAND Jay. J Baret, CA P. Explore new Janes, where no man has ever gone before and to end it all with the climax of my life ROBIN HOLCOMB Birdie. NICHOLAS HOLGUIN Casanova. Drill ’em. Track 1 • I. Cross Country 2 • 4. Hall Monitor 4. Purgold To be a success in life, and to be a sex symbol. PETER HOYT ELIZABETH 1WASK1EWICZ DAVID JOHN JABLONOWSKI Jabo. )� Ensemble 4. Pep Band 2 • 4. Theater Band 2 • 4. Soph. Band Rep . NHS. I have absolutely no ambition at this time (I jesteth not). JACLYN JACKSON “Jackie, To find a fourleafed clover, put it in my pocket and save it foe future references ANNETTE L JACOBSON “Shortic, Peanuts.” To stand tall” and never hurt the ones I love. JILLAINE ANN JAMBRETZ “Jill. Drama Club. Art Club. Ushers, Choir. To make as many people happy as I can in my own way DENISE M JANIKOWSK! Tenis, To pass on the love of our lord Jesus and to praise Him throughout eternity. KENNETH J.JANKK “Big Guy.” Rip. Track I, Scrub Club I, Basketball 1 • 4. JV 3. Ronnies Ref's J - 4. To someday shake the hand of Mrs. Terri Dobrzynski. CYNTHIA JASTROMSK1 “Cyndi, Forensics 2 - 4. Student Council t 4. NHS 3 • 4. CA P. 4. Class Rep 2 4. Track 2. Quebec “’3. Prom Comm 3 To become a policewoman and always be an individual. MARK JASTROMSKI CLAYTON JOHNSON 155 MICHAELJ. KACZKOWSKJ Kacz. To make my career in aviation or automotive industry. TERESA KACZMAREK Tree. Sister. To share my new beginnings with Dave, as I live life at its fullest in both happiness and love BRUCE T. KAMEDULSKI Kamel. To go to college, manage a business and get married and rich. JOHN JOSEPH KANAREK Golf 1, Basketball I. Football 1-2,4, Tennis 3 - 4. Student Council Vice President 1. NHS 3 • 4. Homecoming Court. Prom King. Spanish I • 2. AV-3.CAP4. To marry Earrah Fawcett-Majors KATHRYN ANN KARDEL1S l.ucy.“ To follow and get the leaders and to lead the followers. PATRICH KAUFMAN Camera Club— Plays Musicals. 1 will sec- ali MARY ANNE K AUSI I Cow, Sister,” To live the rest of my life with Jesse, and to try and make the best of everything I do. ROBERT CHARLES KETTENHOFEN Kent,” Wrestling 1 • 4. Football 1. Cross Country 2. To Grow up and get Rich. THOM AS J KING What, Tommy, Fcxstball 1 • 3. Track 2. To travel through the Rockies and get drunk. JEFF JEROME KLIMASZAWSKI Tuna. To finish college and have a quick Camaro. MARGARET M. KLOBUCHAR Maggie. Mags. Margo, Midge To run off and join Monty Python's flying circus; and someday real ire my life long dream and become an airline stewardess for a comacozie pilot. DAVID KNAAK Knick, Knack. Knock, Zuma. Wrestling 1 • 4. Football 1 • 2, Weightlifting JEFF JOHNSON Herb Spudly. Cross Gxintry I - 4. Swim Team I • 4. National Honor Society 3 - 4. Band. Basketball. Pep Band. Jazz Band. To succeed. To fulfill my potential. JENNY JONES JANE D.JOST Track Scorer 2 • 4, Office Help 2 - 4. To do everything and go everywhere I want by the time I'm 23. 156 PETER KNEZIC Football 2-4, Soccer 2-3, Basketball 1. Keep eating at Seorge Webbs and to have Len Sobrocco as my roommate in college. TAMMY KNOLL Noodle”, T.T. , Miss Wynett , Set Construction. To someday go to Germany and to make the most out of life. MILTON D. KNUTSON Knuts , To own a body and custom paint shop. DEBRA LYNN KOLDEN Webs , Francoise , Office Help 3-4, Swim Team 2. To graduate from nursing school and then take a fast cruise on a slow boat to CHINA. CHERYL JEAN KOLLATZ Maniac , Crazy , French Club 1-2, Stage Crew 3-4, Ushers Club, Tutors Club 1- 2. I’m going to register for kindergarten and start all over again. DANNY A. KOMIS Swim Team 2. Mac's 3-4, CAP 4. To re-attain the great diving skills I once had. PAUL J. KOPECKY K.O. , Chorus 1. Volleyball 1. To work for lots of money. KIMBERLY A. KOPORETZ Squirrel , Richard , J.A. 2. To live my life to fullest, and thank everyone who has helped me along the way. JULIE ANN KOPP Jula , Vice-Pres. of Class 2-3, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Ski Club 4, Guidance. To be young enough to laugh, old enough to cry, and in between enough to live. 157 DALE R KORDYLAS Stash, To achieve «he highest goal of my ability. JACK KORENKIEWICZ Korny. Korky,” Not to have to write a research paper or book report for the rest of my life. ANNIE KOSZYKOWSKI Paramedics. Ski Club To live a life which is pleasing unto the Ixvrd KAREN JEAN KRAHN Krid, Krahno, Krahnster Monster. Student Council 3 • 4, Pres I. Election Committee 3 • 4. Stagecraft 2. Volleyball 2 • 4. Reg Champs 4. Basketball 2 • 4. Track I • 4. Chorus 2, Choir 3-4. Fiddler on the Roof. King and I Student Director 3 - 4. Choralccrs 3 - 4. Madrigal 4. Barbershop Quartet 3 • 4. District Vocal Contest 3 • 4. l-ettcrmcn's Club 2 • 4. Pres. 4. NHS 3 • 4. Mexican Excursion 4 To turn the world upside down without falling off! KENNETH KRAMER Popeye-31. Football 1 - 2. Basketball I. Ski Club. Hall Monitor. To be as successful as I keep telling everybody I'm going to be MARA KRECAK Marla. Marrock, Kretch, AFS 3 • 4. Paramedical Club 2 • 4. President 3 • 4. FT A 2 - 3. Expect the best, prepare for the worst, and take what comes. CHRISTINE KROMRAJ Puggy, Krumy.” Solo I. JA 1 • 2. To make the people I lose as happy as I can and to achieve my goal as a secretary JENNIFER ROSE KRUEGER Rosy. Kriggs.” Choir 3 • 4. Musical 2 • 4. Track 2. To have the freedom and courage to live my life my way. MIKE KUBIC 158 DONALD ALLEN KUCEJ Koocthie , Wrestling 2-3, Track 2, Concert Banal-2- 3-4, Jazz Band 3-4. To be a good industrial teacher, ■ learn, work and make money. -KYUNG YOON KUCHARSKI A.V. 1, Cheerleading 1-4, Captain 4, Swim Team 2, Track Team 2, NHS 3-4. To find the Colorados of the world. RICHARD V. KUCKES Kitch”, Lettermen's Club 4, C.C. Manager 3-4. To move to Colorado and Jive in the Rockies and become a Mountain Man. MICHAEL J. KURTIN Drapes , Golf 1-4, Football 1. To put out as little effort as possible and still graduate from college. BONNIE L. LABINE To just be happy. TIMOTHY J. LAFAVOR Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Theatre Band, Swimming 2, C.A.P. 4. To move to Ireland and run a potato farm. MARK A. LANG Langamo”, Kingman , Baseball 1-4, Football, Buckets 1. To hit a shot out of Tiger Stadium and then become Bob Uecker’s sidekick. ARLENE K. LANGFELDT Ar , Arley , To spend eternity together with my love Greff, and together form a life of love and happiness for our love shall conquer all. DEBORAH ANN LANGSDORF Leb , Pamelli , Lee . Band 1-4, Pep Band 3, Forensics 2 and 4, Easterly Winds Staff 1, France Trip 3, Makeup for ’Curious Savage' and ’The King and I’. To learn how to say Hey handsome , in forty different languages. JOSEPH G. LASKOWSKI Letterman's Club 3-4, Track 2-4, C.C. 3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Purgold Court 3-4, Hall Monitor 4. To stay as famous and excellent as ever. JILL MARIE LAVOTA Kev , Jeel , Jick , Usher 2, Track Assistant 2, Softball Bahama Trip 4. To become a secretary, and sit only on Rick’s lap - my real boss. NANCY JEAN LEMKE Mom , Concert and Marching Band 1-4, Pep Band 3, Mexican Excursion 2. To continue to be happy and satisfied with the simple things in life. 159 JANE MARIE KUKA Tweed , Twig , Munchkin , Woodstock”, Ushers 2, Teacher Aide 4, C.A.P. 4, Mexican Excursion 2, Track Assistant 2, A.F.S. 2-4, Sec. Treasurer 4, Bahama Trip 4. To find the true key to happiness and to go wherever Dago goes! MIKE KUKA ANN MARIE KURTIN Kurt , N.H.S. 3-4, Jazz Band 3-4, Pep Band 3-4, Theatre Band 3-4, Band V.P. 4, Tennis 1-4, Co-Capt. 3- 4, Girls Basketball Mgr. 2, Lettermen’s Club 3-4, Sr. Class Sec.-Treas., Purgold Court 4. 160 MICHAEL A. I.ORF.N EN Roller. Roll. William Penn. Ixucrmen's Club 4. Tennis 2 ■ 4. Choir 4. Musical 4. King Candy. Ski Club Do it' (Ski the Matterhorn ). LYNN ANN LUPO NHS 3 • 4, AES 2, Choir 3 ■ 4. Choralccrs 3 • 4, Musiiils 2 • -1. Ixad -i. Stucknt Council 2 • I Treasurer 4. Pom Ton 2 • 4. Captain 3. Forensics 2 4, Play 2, Costumes 3 • 4. To lool life squate in the eve an l dare it to keep my dreams from becoming a reality. JANET MAGESTRO Peanut. Pom-Pons 2. Chorus 2. To always have the best of every thing. LAURIE JEAN LEWANDOWSKJ laxwce. M H .“ NHS 3 ■ 4. NHS President 4. Ijb Assistant 4. ROBERTJ. LEWENS. JR Arrow. 2 - 3. Muni Basketball 4.Golf !. Squire 1 louse 4. Pres. 4. To be PBA Rookie of the year. MARK ALLEN LIBER Football 1 - 4. Track 1 • 4. Baseball 5. To find someone I on trust. HAROLD F. LORENZ Harry. “Harrcncc. “Giccp,” Football 1 • 4. Basketball !. Track I - 4. Pep Band 3 • 4,Jazz Band 1 • 2. To go on to college and become an FBI agent. RICHARDJ. LORENZ l.ynyrd.” Harry.” To go to St. Alfonzo Pancake Breakfast sober and find a cure for Hershey Squirts. JEROME RICHARD I.ITTMANN Boing.” I.itski.” Bowie.” Football I • 4. Baseball I • 4. All Conference Lettermen's Club 4. Play professional baseball, marry M E and be as cool as David Bowie NICHOLAS A. LOOSE Football 1 • 2. Basketball 1 • 2. To live tbc next 18 years better than the first 18. WILLIAM R LOPEZ Bill.” Trim-.’’ Pepper.” To enjoy life, have fun. and spend money. COLLEEN M LORENZ Cootie,” Meat.” Choir Musicals 2 • 3. AFS 2. CAP 4 To put another APB out on Lynn in Sand Key PHILIP M. L1NDBERG Judd. NHS 3 I. Mexican Excursion. K Mart 3-4 To do something completely different and become ringmaster of the Filing Circus. SANDRA 1.1NVIK LAURIE A LIEN Jclibicn.” Ski Club Sec Treas 4. Ogre 2. Student Council 3 1. Volleyball 1 To always be full o’ beans and benevolence. 3ERALD F. MAHSEM, JR. DEBBIE ANN MAKI Mac-eye , To love and be loved by somone special. CARRIE L. MALICKI Mai , Crasher , Spaz , Swimming 2-4, Gymnastics 2-3, Lettermen's Club, An Club, Choir 3-4, CAP Program 4, Ensembles 1- 2, (School 1-12). SUSAN MARIE MARCHESE Susie , Mac’s 3-4. To fulfill all my ambitions in life. PERRY MARK Marks , Pear , Apple , Choir, Musical, Tutoring Club. To buy a dependable car. - MICHAEL D. MARKEY Michael J. , Graphics 1-2, 3-4. To live my life to its fullest and work my way to the top. PHIL MARTELL V Pint , Fallopian , Fallopes , Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4, Wrestling 2, Track 1, Student Council!, Letterman's Club 4, French Club 1. To live life to its fullest or until I reach pubeny. BRYAN R. MARTIN Tutoring Club 1, Hall Monitor 4, Ski Club 4. To obtain my goals and have fun trying. KATHLEEN MASLIN Pooder , CAP. To always be happy with what I am. 161 REED M ATTI LA Football 1 • 4, AllConf. A. Basketball 1, Track 1. Wrestling 2, Baseball 2, Letterrran's Club J • 4, Ski Club 4, Student Council 1 ■ 2. To try to play some College Football and then become a good lawyer. PETER J. McCON VILLE To marry Dawn. MARK McKENDRY Mac, Sw imming 2 • 3. Choir 2 • I, King ami I To lay around the house and get fat. bald and wise. DON MEDLA Lemont. Tice-Roy. Meddo. “O, Be an underworld figure, also to put contracts on my enemies and friends LYNN A MEERSCHAERT Meersh-t, Whippo, Herbs,” Student Council President 1. Volleyball 2. Track 2, Letterman's 3. Pom-Pon 2-3-4. Captain — 4. NHS 3 - 4. Forensics 2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Court 4. CAP — St. Johns School for the Deaf 4. Ski Club 4, PS 3 • 4. To have enough pain to keep me strong, and enough determination to make each day better than yesterday. MIKE MEGNA KAREN ANN MEYER Karc. Arrow 2 • 4. Editor 4. Drama Club 3 - 4, A.F.S. 3, St John's Day Care Center. To become a professional actress, live a happy life RENEA ELLEN M1CHALSKI Goulera'e, Goule'c.” Set Construction for Oklahoma and Fiddler on the Roof and Make- up for Fiddler also. To never lose the opportunity to see something beautiful and to always praise the Lord. DONALD J MIHLSIMER Mancelot, Dow-Boy, Runt. Band 1 • 4, Pep Band 2 • 4. Go on to college and live a happy and successful life. 162 ROBERT MIJOKOVIC CLAUDIA ANN MIKULA Claud. Clod. Set Construction To always keep the friends I have, travel, at live my life to its fullest CLARICEM. MIKULA Clara. Set Construction. To make the most fun out of life. SCOTT D MIXDORF Band. NHS, Science Club I hope the best health and a comfortable life to all my fellow students ANITA B. MORREN Tilly. Stage Crew. Ushers Club. Track. Office Helper, Pom-Pons. To live my life to its fullest an-4always be happy where ever l o CAROL A MOSTENAN CBL 2. NHS Sec. J ■ 4. Mexico 2. To go to Duluth and make it for 4 years without freezing. COLLEEN M MULQUEEN Mulq, Cow. Lezbcth. Girls Basketball 1 - 2. Track 1 - 2. CAP 2. Ski Chib 4. Economy 4. To someday reach the big ’O'. HOLLY NEMETH I .AURA NI ENOW To find that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, move to Colorado, and live happily ever after with Dan. JOHN OLSON JV Wrestling I. To be rich. NANCY J.ORLIKOWSK1 Track 2. Musical 2. Choir J • 4. To live a life full of love and happiness with Jeff. MICHELLE OUDENHOUEN “Shelly.” Sophomore Girls Chorus. Musical. Gymnastics — A F.S Junior — Choir. Musical. To become successful in optometry and modeling, LEX PADILLA Track anti LR.T. To travel around the work anti meet new people ANTONIO PALADINO Band t. Mac's 3 4. When people talk abo me I want them to say anything I did. I di« well. • 2. Vice Pres of Lcttermcn 1 • 4, Ski Club I, Camera Club I. Prom Comm. 3,Student Council 1, The King and I. Oklahoma. To become a stewardess and devote my life to happiness, and always remember that them SANDRA L. MGoo Nemo. Volleyball I • 2. Art Club 1, Snap. Fuzzy. Topsy, Swim Team Guidance 1, CAP. To do all the things I've Capt. I • 4. Gymnastics 2 • 4. Cape. 4. Track 1 dreamed of doing. — mmriin high enoim1- 16 164 RICHARD M PA PA I. A lifiii. Pups. National Honor Society 3 L Ixttermen's Club 1. Tennis 3 • 3. Volleyball 2 -1. Badger Boys' State, K-Mart s To create a feeling of electricity wherever I go. and in the princes, shock as many people as possible I.ONNA PARCH To hope to find a good job and then maybe settle down JOHN I PARKHR ' Park's. Jasa. To be a mountain man and hunt Ciri7Z and take a squaw. KAREN PEDERSEN Half Pint, Library Aid 2 ■ A To thank my mother and father for putting me through school, and for paying as much money as they had to, Also, to get a gixxl job JAMES P PFKAR Peaks. Jimmie. Basketball 1 -A. Football 1 - A. Track I To shake the hand of Mrs. Myma Hardenbrook. CAROL PELCZYNSKI Girls Muni league Baseball. Goon to school for awhile, then marry and settle down with a family. RENEE JEAN' PELTIER Monkey.” Butch.” Pom-Pon 2 1. Ushers 2 I. Science Explorers. Tutor. Stage Crew To travel and be happ with Tim iIk rest of my life KATHY PENDZICH To live my life as I please and Zoran is my life. MATTHEW DAVID PEPLINSKI Wisel, Skiing Cap. I hope to become a successful Dental Prosthetics Technician some day. VALENTINO PASCOLINI PAM PAUL KENNETH PAYNE To become a c arpenter, build my own bouse in the country and live as free as I feel with V W. WAYNE W PERONTO Band 1 • 2. Ja Band 2. Wrestling I • A. Shakey's • •). To fly the friendly skies of United, and to own Sbakey's CAROL PETERSON Herbie. Petev. Missy.” C.B.L. and Ushers 1 - 2 To take a long trip, marry someone taller than me. hase kids, preferably in that order BRYAN G PHILLIPSON Byron. Pep Band 2 I. Jaza Band 3 - -1. Business taw Playhouse A. To hold onto the keys of success. Picture Not Available FRANCIS M. PIECHOCKl Bones,” Frankbah, Choir 1 • 4. To nuke my second million gave up on the first. FRHD WILLIAM PIEPER NANCY ANN PODLASINSKI Nan. Pom-l ns 3 • 4. To make the best of life that I can, always remember P.H. and keep smiling. KATHLEEN POKORA Kat. Kcts, Kath,” Ghetto Sister, Hall Mon. 3. Florence in The Curious Savage 4. To grasp eternity in a single life time. ELLEN MARIE POPODI Popo,” Set Crew 2 - 4. Lighting Crew | . 4, Ecology I • 2. Science Club ! • 4 . To get a degree in genetics BRUCE POPOWSK! Stretch Cunningham. AC'C Spider, A — LA. To join Monty Python's Flying Circus. GLEN POPPLE Crash, Shny Dickie, To race for a living PAMELA JEAN PRINCE PJ Mouth, Sargc. Knot ie,” Arrow 2 • 3. Advertising Editor 4. AES 2. Swim Timer 2 - 3. Sok) Ensemble Contest 2-4, Duet 3-4 To be an executive so I don't have to think so hard PAUL 7. PYTI.1K Sjtch, Monty, Dc Paul.” Basketball 1 • 2, Scrub Club Pres. 2, Muni-Basketball 3 • 4, Muni-Baseball 2 • 4, Prom Court. To travel to the farthest reaches of my mind or to reach puberty, whichever comes first. 165 ROBERT RASMUSSEN KATHY RATLIFF Kat”. Bubbles”, Ushers 2, CBL 2, Ski Club 4. To travel, own my own horse, and to be the best nurse around. PAUL RENNING JEAN REPINSKI Ushers 2, CAP. To be a great dancer in the Dnipro Ukrainian Folk Dance Ensemble. MONICA MAE REWOLINSKI Monnie”, Rhonda”, Mona”, CAP, Stagecraft 2, 3,4, Girls Chorus 2-3, Choir 4. To cet my degree in Special Ed. and to drink beer with chop sticks. KAREN JO RICHARDS Rich”, Rich Little”, Doc”, NHS 3-4, Gymnastics 2-4, Musical 4, Cneerleading 1-4. To grow up, be successful, and tumble” through life with a smile. ANITA RODRIGUEZ Annie” , To get what I want out of life. JOHN ROMANS, III Romy”, Football 1, Baseball 1, Wrestling 2, Track 1. To run down the road and losen my load with 7 women on my mind. DALE ROSEWICZ Dippy”, Rosey”, Ski Club4. To find an easier way. 166 KAREN G. SCHULTZ Schultrie, Cheer leading 1. Guidance 1. To enjoy my life while traveling and to fulfill my life with the man I love R.H. TERRI ANN SCHULTZ Terrence, oui. Pumpkinhead. Schultzie. Basketball 2. Volleyball 3. Prom Comm. 3, Homecoming Comm, 3 • 4. To make my star appearance on the Gong Show and not get gonged. MARTIN M SCHULZ Barney. Amic, Desperado, To hold my dream come true in my arms forever. KATHRYN SCULLY Cat, BBB. AES 2 • 4. President 4. To make one person happy each day — even if it’s myself. DIANE T SEMON Semoe. Chccrlcading I. Student Council V.P 1. Pom Pon 2. Class Representative 2. Pacer 2. Homeroom Rep. 2 - 4. Ski Club 4. Guidance 4. CAP 4 To see the world and to meet John Lennon. Also to have enough imagination to live on “Sugar Mountain and to be there if the Beatles ever perform together as a group. CARRIE LYNN SENK Grumpy. Tinker. “Sis, Volleyball 2 To be happy and make someone else happy. To do what I think is best for me without hurting others doing it. WYNN SANDAHI. CYNTHIA A SAUER Slurp, NHS 3 ■ 4. Girls Sw im Team 3. l.RT 3 • 4, French Club 1 • 3 To be remembered. DONNAJ SAVIN Save, Savey. “Dorothy. Office Help I Solo Ensemble l.CBL 3. Hall Monitors 3 • 4. Suburpia 3 4. Arrow Typist 4 To find out who Anonymous is. be successful, and always face life with a smile LINDA A. SCHELL To always be happy and take in what people give out to me. MICHELLE SCHILZ Cheerleading l • 2. Gymnastics 2 • 4. To never follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. KEITH SCHMIDT SCOTT A B SCHOEMANN Rebclliow, Philistine, Barbarian. Arrow 2 • 4. To be a Paramedic and a Free lance photographer on the side. JAMES PATRICK SCHMITT Oklahoma. Fiddler. Any Number Can Die,” Curious Savage, King and I. JOHN SCHMITZ SMIDGET. To be as happy as possible in this crazy world of ours! RAYMOND R. SEVERSON ■ Ray. Football 1 - 4. Track 1 - 4. N.H.S. 3 - 4. To play pro football. DAWN MARIE SHELLY Basketball 2, Hall Monitor 4 To always be happy and tet the most out of life that I can. RANDY SIKORA BRIAN SIMS SUE SK ROBIS ROBERT T. SHI META Wrestling 1 • 4. Baseball I • 4. LINDA SLIWINSKI Lisa-Linda. Twin, Letterman’s Club 3 • 4. Swimming 2 - 3. FTA 2, Paramedical Club 2. Track 2 - 3. Ski Club 4. Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 2 • 3. Accompanying Band 2 - 4. Theater Band 2 - 3. Brass Choir 3 • 4. To love and be loved. To always be young inside, to express myself, and to give the world a pan of me. LISA SLIWINSKI Pee Wee. Twin.” Half Pint.” Shorty.” Band 1-4. Pep Band 3, Swim Team 2. FTA 2. Paramedical Club 2. Ski Club 4. To cherish the memories of the past, and to welcome the future as it unfolds before me. LINDAS. SI.OGASKI Concert Band 2 • 3. Pep Band 2 - 3. Theater Band 2 - 3. Marching Band 2 - 3. AFS 2 • 3. Lab Assistant 3 • 4. Ski Club 4. To achieve all my desired goals, and live a fulfilled life. KARLA SLUSAR Slush. ' Sluz.” Track 2. Basketball 2. NHS 3 • 4. Student Council 4. CAP 4. Mexico 4. To do it when 1 get the chance! LANAE MARIE SMALLISH To move to Rorida. DAN SMUKOWSKI Smuck . To graduate in '7' and never see this school again. DIANE SOPIK Soap, Swimming 2. Ski Club 4. To get the most out of the least I do. DANIEL SOTSKI Fish, Man With the Bear, Swimming I • 4, Track 1 • 3. Lettermen’s Club 3 • 4. Ski Club 1 - 4. To study agriculture, work under the shinning sun. and do something that will greatly benefit society. ELLEN L. SPAHR El, Student Council 1,3-4. Secretary of Council 3.4, See. of Class 2, 3, Forensics 2 - 4, Prom Committee 3. Homecoming Committee 2 • 4, Swimming 2, Gymnastics 3. NHS 3 • 4, Chccrleading I, Tutor 1.3-4. Ski Club 4 To reach the unattainable and hold the zeal for happiness. 168 ANDREA MARY SPARACINO Ange . ••Flame”, Sparrow”, Student Council 1-4, Vice President 4 of Student Council, Class President 2-4, Prom Court 3, NHS, Chairwoman of Prom, Homecoming Court 4, Track Helper 2-3-4, Election Committee 2-3, Munileague Baseball 3-4. To always be the flame” in everyone's heart without being scorched. KURT E. SPEARS Stud”, Yamaha”, Track 1-3, Hall Monitor. To make the best out of life. And to go to Mexico on a Joy Farm bus. MICHAEL SPRATZ Splatz”, Take a motorcycle trip to California with a friend. SUSAN A. STACHOWIAK Sue”, Susie”, AFS 2-4, AFS Vice President and Advertiser 4, Chorus 2-3. To become a stewardess and live a happy life with K.T. WILLIAM E. STARK Bill , Elvis”, Baseball 1- 4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-2, Golf 2, Volleyball 4, Track 1, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Band President 4, NHS 4. To some day be the head coach of my own rug rat team. PHILIP J. STEFFES Louie , Ant , Lester , Trinity 3-4, Musical 4, Hall Monitor 4, Prom Court 3. To get my Muhammed Ali poem published in the Review; or start my own publishing company. RANDALL W. STEFFES Magilla , Camera Club. ROBERT J. STEWART Stew , Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 1, JV Basketball 3-4. To live a happy and successful life. JOHN J. STOLL Stollie , Dirtdigger , Miser , AV 3, CAP 4. Muni-baseball 3-4, True Value Hardware 3-4. To go to college to become a cop. Always to try and help people and to enjoy life to the fullest. 169 DEBBIE J. STRAY Arnie , To be a supervisor ai K-Mari. GREG J. STRELOW Track. To leave Cudahy and head up north and live with a squirrel. MARK J. SUSZEK Louie”. Marko Football. Life is a wonder, take it or leave it. DAVID E. SWICK Golf 1-4. Make a SI .000.000 fast. JAMES A. SWITL1CK Swit , Jimmie . High School Plays 2-4, Forensics 2-4. To avoid anything or anyone who is profound. They only confuse. AMY SZTUKOWSK1 Stu , Library Round Table 2-3, AFS 2. Drama Club 3- 4. Concert Band 2-4, Brass Choir 4, Marching Band 2-4. To become a bibliothecary who doesn’t wear corpulent spectacles anachonistic habiliment, orthopedic patterns. KATHLENN SYDEL Kathy . Whimpo . Girls Chorus 1-2, Ushers 3, Webbs 3-4. To be a loving wife to R. S. and have little warhawks. ROBERT TAB To own my own business. MARK TARNOWSK1 Disco”, To make my first million by age 30 and to stay single till then. I want to live a long life and have fun. 170 ANTHONY TF.RESCHAK Junior Achievement 2 • 4. To be a successful businessman. BARBARA E THOMPSON '’Thumper ' Volleyball I, Basketball 1. To always have a smile on my face and be happy! MIKHTHORSON SUSAN TICHKOWSKI 'Tich ' Suc ' Track 2. Swimming J. Colorguard 2 - 4, Colorguard Sgt. 4. To live a happy life and take each day as it comes MARK A TOMARO Mikey,” Yesterday, Ski Wyoming and to turn Mr Dux into a sportster. SUZANNE MARY TRAPP George. Jr„ Trapper.” Basketball 2 • 4. Volleyball 4. Track 2 • 4. Cheerleading 1 - 4. NHS 3 • 4. Lctterman’s Club 2 • 4. Hall Monitor 4. Prom Queen PAUL ANTHONY TRF.I.OAR Tree. I-ctterman's Club 3 • 4. Treasurer 4. Band 1 • 4, Accompaniment Band 3 • 4. Marching 2. Football I • 4. Basketball 2 - 3. Track 1 - 4. To go on to school, become a forester and make life enjoyable for people other than myself. LINDA TRISCO Trinkle. To graduate, experience life, and find pot at the end of the rainbow. LYLE G TRUDEAU LTD . Make it. MARY LU TSCHOHL Funny Bunny,” NHS; Choir 3 ■ 4, Oioralccrs 3- 4, Cudahy Chordcttes 3 -4. Musicals 2 • 4. State Solo ami Ensemble Competition. To keep singing, smiling, and loving ALLISON BETH TUMA Al,” Tuna,” Tumor. Uma Tuma, Track 1 • 2, Wrestling Checrlcading 3, 142 Classroom Assistant 4. Suburpia 2-4 To always be myself, accept all people just as they ate. and to always be a KID at heart. RANDY VAD Vado. To meet an okie from muvkogie, anti always keep the colors red and white dose to my heart JOSEPH D VALOF. Dr J. Ski Club 4. Nl IS 4. Football I ■ 2. Student Council 1 • 4. To always keep the girl in my dreams happy and logo storm trooping with TED. MARYBETH VALOE Marc,” Track 2 - 4. Ski Club 4.1 jb Ass. 3, CAP 4. To always build bridges instead of walls. MARK VAN LIESHOUT “Van. Burnic. To make it through college without bombing out To stop being such a Kluta and become Coordinated for the first time in my life 171 RONALD G. VOKES Munchkin. Volkswagen. Golf 1 and 4. Wrestling 3. To w in the Miller Open in bowling. GARY WAGNER Skip. Wags.” Fuzz.” Track 2, Wrestling 2. Musical I • 4. Choir 2-4, Solo Ensemble 4. To remember many people feel guilty” about things they should not feel guilty' about, in order to shut out feelings of guilt about things they should feel guilty about. KARIN SUE WAHL Mugg. Kan-Sue. Paneling. Murine. Wall.” Mexican Excursion 2, Choir 3 • 4. CAP 4, Solo Ensemble I and 3. Ushers Club 2. AFS 2. Fine-I.ando Clinic 4. To go to nursing school to become an LPN. To take life as it comes no matter what because We may never pass this way again. RONALDJ. WALKER Saray T.,” Runner, Kohls 2 - 4. Travel. be a firefighter and live a long, happy life. DENNIS B WALSH Barney.” Muhammad Barney. Let ter men’s Club 2. Hall Monitor 4. Wrestling I • 4. Arby's 3 • 4. CAP 4. Bahama Trip 4. To become the world’s best cop. and help Walker fight fires. DONNA JEAN WALTERS Wally.” Waldo. Walt, Brenda. Volleyball 2 • 4, Cap. 4, Basketball 2 • 4. Purgold 4, Prom Comm. 3. Art 1 • 4. To paint volleyballs and a basketball player” for a living CAROL K. WASH KUHN Kate.” Coon.” Kinky Kate. Yukon Kate, Margo, Set Crew, Make-up Crew, Girl's Chorus, Choir, An 1, Layten Animal Hospital. To always be kinky and to perfect my snake dance. MICHAEL J. WASIKOWSKI Wasa.” Football 1 • 4. Basketball 1 • 2. Lettermen’s Club 3 • 4. To empty the garbage cans at lunch with Gene Waszak. MARC WF.INS VALERIE RENE WEINS Dancer in Oklahoma. King and I. Stage Make-up and Stage Crew To walk beside another and just be their friend JOHN WF.1TF.KAMP Wit.” “Witry. Whitehead. Golf 1. Wrestling 2 - 3. NHS4. Hall Monitor 4. To be buried in an EDSEL when I die. JEFFREY MICHAEL WEKWEJT Pacer 3 • 4. To be an accountant and go to MATC. DUANE J. WELVANG Wayno. Weird. CAP. Auto Shop 1 • 2. To find it. to love it. to do it. and to get every 44 inch socket in the world. KATHY ANN WKNGI.EWSKl Queenie, Kitka, Lambee, FTA Sec Pres. 2 - 4. Paramedical Club V.P. 3 - 4. AFS 3 - 4. Ski Club 2. Mexican Excursion 2. Tutoring 4 I’d like to stay young at heart forever by teaching elementary school children. JANET M WESF.LL Paramedical Club 2, Art Club 3 • 4. Ski Club 4 To continue to grow in the Lord, spread the Good News to mankind, and leam to appreciate everything with a heart of thanksgiving PTL Maranatha. 172 LYNN MARIE WIER Lynny-poo,” Linsey. Office Assistam 1, A.F.S. 2. CA.P. 4.142 Classroom Assistant 4. 1 want to see Colccn L. finally hook her '’Dutchman.” KENNETH WILLIAMS Grady. To someday tour the entire country on a motorcycle. EDWARD WINDT “Ernie.” Swimming 2 • 4. Letterman Club 3 • 4, State Chess Meet 2 • 4, Volleyball 2. Biology Lab Assistant 2 • 4. Musical 4. Stagecraft 2. To become rich and famous or famous and rich, which ever comes first. CHRIS WILLIAM W1NE1NGER Rhino, Band 1 - 6.Camera Club. Graphics 1 • 6. To help anyone that needs help and to live a long peaceful life. THOMAS WINIECKI Wino. Murph,” Swimming 3 To accomplish Mission Impossible. PAUL JOSEPH WIRHANOWICZ General, Gen, Science Club 4. Lab Assistant 3 - 4, Guidance Aid - 1, Political Worker 3. To wipe out Communism and attain world peace. DAVID WITKOWSKI Witt. Camera Club 1 • 3- To get to DcPaul by the time I’m 21. SCOTT J. WOOD Beef Jerkey. Cross Country 2. Wrestling 2 • 4, Co-Captain 4. To hunt wild potbellied pygmies on the dark side of the moon and take on Mad Dog Vachone in a cage match PATRICIA ANN WOZNIAK F B .” Anonymous. lago. Choir 3 • 4, Musicals 2 - 4. Solo-Ensemble Contest I - 4. Plays 3 • 4. Forensics 3 - 4. Camera Club 4. To open a miniature golf course with D.H. and spend his million. 173 MONIKA S. WULFF An Club 2 - 4, Ecology Club 2 • 4, Science Club 4. To trust and obey the lord more and more! P T.L — Maranatha GARY R WYCKLENDT Wicks. Baseball 1 -4. Basketball 1 - 2. Track 1. Seniors Camera Shy Bonnie Bednarr Ken Dounar Mike Dovi Mark Gaidish Robert Cioss Denise Jankc Jeff Hahn Karen Kachkrr Tim Katcha Rick Koshokovic Laurie Laskowski Gary Lemke Mark Iochowicz Chris Markowski ALAN JOSEPH WYSKOCHIL Al.“ Sok I • 4. Duct 3 • 4, Swing Choir I • 4. Madrigal 3 - 4. Musical 2 • 4. Sgt Contruction 2 • 4. Forensics 3 - 4. Voice of Democracy 4. Prom Committee 3. To walk the path of success without stumbling on the way. JERRY YAKEL Yaks. Nose. Basketball 1 - 4. Football 1 - 2. Track 1. Volleyball 4.J.V Basketball 3 • 4 To be the success that B S. thought he was. and play professional J.V. Basketball TERRY ZAJDA Pickle.” Ecology and Art Club 1. Drew Sport Covers. Air Force. Fire Dep: 1 • 2. To grow and love the Ixsrd in every thing I am! P.T.L. Maranatha BOB .IL1.MAN DANIEL ZINK Choir 2 • 4. Swing Choir 1 • 4, Musicals 2 • 4. Solo Ensemble Contest 2 - 4, To become rich not famous just rich. SUSAN YOKOFICH Susie. To let life lead me in the right direction and to hold on to the one F..A. PABLITO L. YL'MANC Paul. Muni Basketball 1 To stay with my band w hen I get out of school. SANDRA L. ZAREK Mark Mavford Lazio Naggie Ross Notham John Otto Kathy Pokara Glen Popple Karen Sat tier Jeff Schuster Tim Sedmak Sue Skrobis Laurie Sparrow Kevin Tammel Lyle T rudeau Dan Zemanovic San. “O'Zark” Girls Track 2 • 4. Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2 • 4 To always have horses, and to be a mountain Dire Devi! JULIE ANN ZEMPLINSKI Zepp. “Jules. NHS Treas. 3 • 4. Cheerleading 1 - 3. Prom Court 3. Basketball 2. Volleyball 2.4. Lettermen's Club 2. Ski Club 4. JAN A LYSE ZODROW NHS 3 • 4. V.P 4. Letterman’s 2 • 4. Purgold Court 2. Swimming 2 ■ 4. Tennis 3 • 4. Basketball 2 - 4. Capt 4. Track 1 - 4. Capt.4. 174 st| Ml AMT II01 Ml A OF CUDAHY CUDAHY, WIS. 3475 «E. «LcA JoJ 8q£ D$ 481-2160 Packard Avenue Auto Body 24 Hour Towing Service 481-6200 Rick or Frank 5310 S. Packard Ave. [I 3IOI Mat V 77 S£uca4 - 5656 £ nn4tflna n Mtce. Cudahy Savinas And Loan Association 4677 So. 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Szddacz z n ddztdzzy dadCn dVztzzd ± 189 McDonald’s Get up and get away. SMILE and say cheeseburger! The Sound of the Seventies Twoallbeefpattiesspeclalsaucelettucecheesepicklesonlonsona sesameseedbun 190 The Sign of the Times You deserve a break today! We do it all for you The captain’s got his eye on you two! Manager Jim - Cudahy's own Ronald McDonald. 191 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 From CITY OF CUDAHY OFFICIALS MAYOR ........ CITY CLERK... CITY TREASURER . CITY ATTORNEY . . MUNICIPAL JUDGE ..LAWRENCE P. KELLY .... FRANK J. JANICEK . ROBERT P. SADOWSKI ....JAMES E. BOREN GREGORY P. GREGORY ALDERMAN GLEN F. PROEBER RICHARD SOBOCINSKI ANTHONY LULJAK... THOMAS LISOTA.... PETER J. PEKAR... .....STEVEN KAYE FRANK L. CHOVANEC . . .ORVIN MATTESON . . .GERALD R.PONEC . . . ROLAND LAUSIER Cdom Lmznti of: CLIFF FURDEK MEL SHERVEY ANDY GUSHO RAY LUEDKE BILL JAEHNERT JULIUS SEIY CLARENCE LANGER STEVE HOFFMANN PETER BENKA CHARLES MILLER JR. FRED SCHOESSOW CONNIE SMOLEN ERWIN BUD BESSLER CLAYTON NOYES RAY SPIES RALPH VENUS GERALD MORRIS JIM PLAKUT JOHN VALUCH JOE BUICHL TOM KUJAWA CASEY ZEMPLINSKI RAY GLOWACKI ED RATOWSKI JACK BINDAS HARLAND HENDRICKSON DICK MAYFORD ARNOLD TONN CHARLES MILLER SR. JERRY FISHER TOM MULQUEEN DON VENUS SOL STERN DR. J. F. KUKOR HOWARD SOBOCINSKI JOHN JANICEK PETER MASNICA DR. J. FONS LELAND McPARLAND HARRY ZEMPLINSKI GEORGE KIELPINSKI BOB JAEHNERT JOHN PUETZ GENE ZAEIKOWSKI BOB NIEMAN JACK DE SALVO JACK SCHWELLINGER JERRY REZNER BOB PINTER CHARLES FOJTIK RON KUJAWA PETER PEKAR DR. J. CARLINO EUGENE SMOLEN FRANK STANAZEK LAWRENCE KELLY RICHARD HASKE PAUL JANICEK LEN IDZIKOWSKI BOB SENEFF FRANK JANICEK NORB SZTUKOWSKI AL WARAKSA HAROLD LORENZ dudafiy cJbtudznti 193 Index SENIORS Albrecht, Vickie - 64, 146 Allen, Cindy - 59, 62, 146 Amann, Cindy - 33, 69, 146 Anderson, Douglas - 42, 146 Anderson, Edward - 42, 146 Andre, Michael - 19, 32, 81 Antonia, James - 146 Arnold, Cheryl - 146 Babinec, John - 146 Bahling, Robert - 147 Baranek, Marie - 56, 65, 147 Barnes, Joan - 147 Barr, Tim - 147 Barutha, Mark - 19, 68, 147 Baumgard, Brenda - 19, 36, 53, 71, 76, 84, 147 Bay, Laura Beard, Cathrine - 59, 74, 147 Bednarz, Bonny Beland, Barbara - 147 Belsky, Patti - 59, 75, 76 Bendor, Dawn - 147 Bennett, Thomas - 19, 32, 62, 147 Bentz, Rick - 147 Bessler, Merry - 56, 59, 65, 68, 147 Betts, Kelly - 147 Bevilacqua, Jill - 41, 56, 68, 147 Beyer, Melvin - 148 Blinka, Nancy - 36, 68, 148 Blomberg, Becky - 70, 148 Boivin, Donna - 75, 148 Boknevitz, Mark - 64, 76, 79, 148 Boll, Jessie - 148 Bondar, Cheryl - 148 Borchardt, Belinda - 59 Brhel, Clare - 58, 148 Brooks, Tom Buerger, Ronald - 148 Bugni, David - 148 Buichl, Joseph - 148 Burss, Larry - 148 Bun, Cheryl - 148 Cardin, Richard - 148 Carlino, JoAnn - 149 Case, Theresa - 149 Chojnacki, Mark - 75, 91, 149, 95 Chojnacki, Matthew - 42 Cindel, Cathy - 149 dementi, Constance - 92, 149 Clinkenbeard, Carol - 19, 36, 44, 58, 68, 149 Colla, Colleen - 19, 44, 68, 84, 85, 149 Colla, Rosemarie - 68, 81, 84, 85, 149 Comp, Craig - 149 Connor, Kitty - 41, 68, 150 Czajdowski, John - 74, 91, 150 Czarnecki, Virginia - 159 Dabbs, James - 69, 150 D'Acquisto, Annette Dale, Christopher - 30, 88, 150 Danek, Theresa - 65, 69, 150 Dejweski, Tim Denton, Denise - 150 Dettlaff, Barb - 1, 48, 52, 68, 150 Deutsch, Carl - 30, 34, 19, 69, 76, 79, 150 Dewald, Donna - 76, 151 Diktas, Tony - 76, 151, 20 Dobrzynski, Ronald - 76, 151 Domagalski, Dan - 28, 76, 151 Douglas, Rhonda - 58, 151 Dounar, Kenneth Dovi, Michael Dovnik, Rudy - 73, 151 Drana, Kim - 24, 33, 59, 151 Dunn, David - 76, 151 Dziobkowski, JoAnn - 41, 151 Ekes, Donna - 151 Esterhuizen, Sean - 38, 19, 53, 55, 56, 85, 151 Fixel, Kevin - 151 Flechner, Lillian - 151 Flood, Artis - 59, 151 Flynn, Bonnie - 151 Fogel, Michelle - 76, 79, 152 Fosmore, Dennis - 152 Fosnell, Melody - 53, 74, 91, 152 Franson, Paul - 76, 79, 152 Furdek, Frank - 31, 152 Gaber, Brian - 152 Gaidish, Mark Gaynor, Colleen - 59, 152 Gazdik, Dennis - 30, 73, 76, 152 Giencke, Jill - 58, 152 Gillich, Leslie - 74, 152 Gloyer, Christine - 152 Goretzko, Andrea - 152 Goss, Robert - 34, 152 Grams, Penny - 152 Granec, Joann - 33, 19, 74, 152 Gregory, Dean - 31, 38, 42, 152 Grochowski, Thomas - 31, 153 Groelle, Gary - 32, 153, 20 Groen, Brian - 68, 153, 20 Grosch, Robert - 153 Grumbo, Michael Guertin, Margaret - 153 Habanek, David - 1, 60, 52, 153 Hahn, Jeff Hanley, Duane - 153 Hanson, Mark - 38, 68, 85, 153 Hardenbrook, Mark - 45, 70, 153 Hauenstein, Mary Ellen - 19, 36, 68, 154 Hawkey, Linda - 76, 154, 95 Heeley, Timothy - 154 Helm, Donna - 151 Hendrix, Cecelia - 1, 52, 64, 154 Henneman, Timothy - 154 Herrick, Marie - 154 Hesiak, Cheryl - 144, 71, 154 Hinkens, Therese - 68, 80, 84, 85, 154 Hinsch, Cynthia - 154 Hintz, Karen - 155 Hoagland, John - 59, 155 Holcomb, Robin - 155 Holguin, Nicholas - 30, 68, 88, 155 Hoyt, Peter - 155 Iwaskiewicz, Elizabeth - 158, 41, 155 Jablonowski, Kavid - 76, 155 Jackson, Jaclyn - 155 Jacobson, Annette - 155 Janke, Denise - 76 Janke, Ken - 155, 20 Jambretz, Jillaine - 62, 74, 155- Janikowski, Denise - 155 Jastromski, Cynthia - 56, 59, 65, 155 Jastromski, Mark - 155 Johnson, Clayton - 30, 34, 155 Johnson, Jeff - 30, 34, 28. 70, 76, 79, 156 Jones, Jennifer - 58, 156 Jost, Jane - 70, 156 Kaczkowski, Michael - 156 Kaczmarek, Theresa - 156 Kaehler, Karen Kamedulski, Bruce - 156 Kanarek, John - 38, 45, 59, 71, 80, 85. 156 Kardelis, Kathryn - 156 Katcha, Tim Kaufman, Pat - 74, 91, 95, 156 Kausie, Mary Anne - 156 Kazmierski, Kathleen Kettenhofen, Robert - 42, 156 King, Thomas - 156 Klimaszewski, Jeffery - 156 Klobuchar, Margaret - 156 Knaak, David - 156 Knezic, Peter - 38, 73, 157 Knoll, Tammy - 157 Knutson, Milton - 157 Kolden, Debra - 70, 157 Kollatz, Cheryl - 157 Komis, Daniel - 59, 157 Kopecky, Paul - 157 Koporetz, Kimberly - 157 Kopp, Julia - 157 Kordylas, Dale - 158 Korenkiewicz, Jack - 158 Koskovich, Richard Koszykowski, Annie - 158 Krahn, Karen - 19, 33, 36, 24, 56, 62, 65, 75, 158 Kramer, Kenneth - 68, 158 Krecak, Mara - 53,64, 67, 158 Kromraj, Christine - 75, 158 Kruegor, Jennifer - 74, 158 Kubic, Michael - 158 Kucej, Donald - 76, 79, 159 Kucharski, Kyung - 46, 71, 159 Kuckqs, Richard - 19, 159 Kuka, Jane - 53, 59, 159 Kuka, Mike - 58, 159 Kurtin, Ann Marie - 44, 76, 79, 88. 159 Kurtin, Mike - 31, 159 LaFavor. Tim - 59. 76. 79, 159 LaBine, Bonnie - 159 Lang, Mark - 159 Langfeldi, Arlene - 159 Langsdorf, Debbie - 76, 61, 159 Laskowski, Joe - 19, 30, 68, 88, 159 Laskowski, Laruie Lavota, Jill - 65, 159 Lemke, Gary Lemke, Nancy - 76, 159 Lewandowski, Laurie - 69, 71, 160 Lewens, Roben - 160 Liber, Mark - 35, 38, 73, 160 Lien, Laurie - 56, 65, 160 Lindberg, Phillip - 160 Linvik, Sandra - 81, 160 Litimann, Jerome - 19, 38, 73, 80, 85. 160 Lochowicz, Mark Loose, Nicholas - 160 Lopez, William - 160 Lorenz, Colleen - 59, 160 Lorenz, Harry - 34, 38, 76, 160 Lorenz, Richard - 160 Lorenzen, Mike - 45, 75, 160 Lupo, Lynn - 48, 56, 74, 61, 91, 160 Laskowski, Joe - 30, 34 Magestro, Janet - 160 Mahsem, Jerry - 161 Maki, Debbie - 161 Malicki, Carrie - 26, 58, 75, 161 Markowski, Chris Marchese, Sue - 161 Mark, Perry - 74, 161 Markey, Michael - 161 Martell, Phillip - 38, 19, 73, 161 Martin, Bryan - 68, 161 Maslin, Kathy - 58, 161 Mattila, Reed - 19, 38, 73, 85, 162 Mayford, Mark - 76 McConville, Peter - 162 McKendry, Mark - 74, 162 Media, Don - 162 Meerscharert, Lynn - 48, 58, 61, 83, 84, 162 Megna, Mike - 162 Meyer, Karen - 52, 62, 162 Michalski, Renea - 162 Mihlsimmer, Don - 76, 162 Mijokovic, Robert - 59, 163 Mikula, Claudia - 163 Mikula, Clarice - 163 Mixdorf, Scott - 76, 163 Morren, Anita - 70, 163 Moss, Sandy - 19, 23, 26, 27, 58, 92, 163 Mostenan, Carol - 71, 163 Mulqueen, Colleen - 163 Nagy, Lazio Nemeth, Holly - 58, 163 Nienow, Laura - 163 Notham, Ross Olson, John - 59, 163 Orlikowski, Nancy - 75, 163 Otto, John Oudenhoven, Michelle - 163 Padilla, Lex - 34, 59, 163 Paladino, Antonio - 163 Papala, Richard - 19, 32, 45, 164 Parge, Lonna - 164 Parker, John - 164 Pascolini, Valentino - 164 Paul, Pamela - 26, 164 Pavlasek, Mark - 59 Payne, Kenneth - 164 Pederson, Karen - 164 Pekar, Jim - 38, 164, 20 Pelczynski, Carol - 164 Peltier, Renee - 48, 164 Pendzich, Katharine - 164 Peplinski, Matthew - 59, 164 Olejinezak, Tim - 34 Peronto, Wayde - 42, 76, 164 Penile, Sandra Peterson, Carol - 164 Phillipson, Bryan - 76, 79, 164 Piechocki, Francis - 74, 165 Pieper, Fred Podlasinski, Nancy - 48, 165 Pokora, Kathleen - 61, 95, 165 Popodi, Ellen - 165, 94, 95 Popowski, Bruce - 165 Popple, Glen - 165 Prince, Pamela - 1, 52, 62, 75, 165 Pytlik, Paul - 80, 165 Rasmussen, Roben - 166 Ratliff, Kathy - 166 Renning, Paul - 166 Repinski, Jean - 59, 166 Rewolinski, Monica - 58, 74, 166 Richards, Karen - 19, 23, 46, 92, 166 Rodriguez, Anita - 166 Romans, John - 166 Rosewicz, Dale - 166 Sandahl, Wynn - 167 Sattler, Karen Sauer, Cynthia - 64, 167 Savin, Donna - 68, 167 Schell, Linda - 167 Schilz, Michelle - 167 Schmidt, Keith - 167 Schmitt, Jim - 74, 91, 167, 94, 95 Schmitz, John - 167 Schoemann, Scott - 1, 52, 167 Schultz, Karen - 167 Schulz, Manin - 58, 167 Schuster, Jeff Scully, Kathy - 53, 59, 88, 167 Sedmak, Tim - 28 Semon, Diane - 58, 70, 167 Senk, Carrie - 167 Severson, Ray - 34, 38, 168 Shelley, Dawn - 68, 168 Shimeta, Bob - 42, 168 Sikora, Randy - 168 Sims, Brian - 168 Skrobis, Sue - 59, 168 Sliwinski, Linda - 19, 36, 76, 168 Sliwinski, Lisa - 76, 168 Slogaski, Linda - 69, 168 Sluzar, Karla - 56, 58, 62, 168 Smallish, LaNae - 75, 168 Smukowski, Dan - 168 Sopik, Deane - 168 Sotski, Dan - 28, 74, 168 Spahr, Ellen - 56, 61, 168 Sparacino, Andrea - 56, 65, 80, 84, 85, 169 Sparrow, Lori Spears, Kurt - 169 Spratz, Mike - 169 Stachowiak, Sue - 53, 169 Stark, Bill - 76. 79, 169, 20. 67, 172 Steffes, Phillip - 68, 74, 81, 169 Steffes, Randy - 60, 169 Stewart, Bob - 169, 20 Stoll, John - 59, 169 Strelow, Greg - 35, 34, 170 Stray, Debbie - 170 Suszek, Mark - 38, 170 Swick, Dave - 31, 170 Switlick, Jim - 61, 170, 94. 95 Sztukowski, Amy - 76, 170 Szydel, Kathy - 170 Tab, Bob - 170 Tamel, Kevin - 76, 79 Tamowski, Mark - 170 Tereschak, Tony - 171 Thielen, Chris Thompson, Barb - 171 Thorson, Michael - 61, 171 Tichkowski, Sue - 59, 171 Tomaro, Mark - 171 Trapp, Sue - 24, 33, 36, 46, 68, 71, 80, 171 Treloar, Paul - 19, 73, 76, 171 Trisco, Linda - 171 Trudeau, Lyle - 171 Tschohl, Mary - 74. 91, 171 Tuma, Allison - 171 Vad, Randy - 171 Valoe, Joe - 56. 68. 81, 171 Valoe, Mary Beth - 36, 59, 171 VanLieshout, Mark - 171 Vokes, Ron - 172 Wagner, Gary - 74 Wahl, Karen - 59. 74, 172 Walker, Ron - 172 Walsh, Dennis - 42, 59, 172 Walters, Donna - 33, 24, 88, 172 Washkuhn, Carol - 75, 172 Wasikowski, Michael - 172 Wiens, Marc - 172 Wiens, Valerie - 92, 172 Weitekamp, John - 68, 71 Wekwejt, Jeff - 172 Welvang, Duane - 59, 172 Wenglewski, Kathy - 64, 67, 172 Wesell, Janet - 65, 172 Wier, Lynn - 59, 173 Williams. Ken - 173 Windl, Ed - 19, 28, 74, 173 Wineinger, Chris - 76, 173 Winiecki. Tom - 173 Wirhanowicz, Paul - 69, 173 Witkowski, Dave - 173 Wood, Scott - 42, 173 Wozniak, Pat - 60, 61, 74, 173, 94, 95 Wrazel, Pam Wulff, Monika - 65, 69, 174 Wulff, Monika - 65, 69, 174 Wyskochil, Alan - 75, 61, 174 Yakel, Jerry - 32. 174. 20 Yokofich, Sue - 174 Yumang, Pablito - 174 Zajda. Terry - 174 Zarek. Sandy - 36, 174 Zemanovic, Dan - 76, 79, 174 Zemplinski, Julie - 33, 69, 71, 81. 174 Zillman, Robert - 59, 174 Zink, Dan - 74, 91, 174 Zodrow, Jan - 19, 24, 36, 44, 174 JUNIORS Abdallah, Myma - 48, 62, 88, 114 Akey, Keith - 32, 114 Alexander, William - 114 Amann, Brian - 114 Anderson, Brenda - 24, 114 Anderson, Mary - 114 Axberg, Tom - 28, 38, 114 Balcerzak, Michael - 75, 114 Balow, Chris - 114 Bankenbusch, Jim - 114 Barlow, Sue - 114 Barr, Jami - 74, 114 Bartoshevich, Mark - 114 Basile, Kim - 44, 56, 61, 62. 70, 114 Belsky, Richard - 114 Bender, Sue - 114, 162 Bennett, Mike - 114 Bergsrud, Jeff - 114 Berlin, Cal - 60, 114 Betz, Mark - 114 Billo, Beth Ann - 61, 68, 114 Bober, Ron - 34, 114 Bodwin. Dan - 19, 32, 76, 79, 114 Boll, Tony - 38, 114 Bong, Steve - 1, 52, 115 Borowski, Lynn - 1, 52, 115 Bovin, Steve - 115 Boucher, Carol - 62, 68, 115 Bowe, Dyan - 36, 115 Brandt, Tammy - 115 Brekke, Bob - 38, 73, 115 Brodzik, Therese - 115 Brooks, Tony - 115 Brozowski, Stanley - 115 Burak, Bob - 115 Bukowski, Mark - 115 Burdick, Lori - 115 Burger, Sue - 23, 36, 48, 56, 115 Campbell, Brian - 38, 115 Cantillon, Tom - 115 Cefalu, Teddy - 61, 76, 115 Champagne, Laurie - 115 Chiapetta, Lelomeua - 115 Cho, Young - 115 Chojnachi, Dona - 63, 65, 115 Chovanec, Sue - 61, 68, 76, 115 Chrostowski, Jay - 60, 61, 116 Colla, Diane - 36, 56, 68, 116 Dernier, Randy - 116 Cottier, Renee - 19, 36, 74, 116 Croft, Jeff - 116 Czekalski, Dawn - 61, 64, 75, 116 Czarnecki, Peggy - 116 Dang, Hong - 116 Dahlberg, Tim - 116 Dallman, Lynn - 116 D’Incognito, Doreen - 116 Dama, Donna - 116 Delaney, Brian - 116 DeLuca, Annette - 116 Demos, Mark - 116 Detrie, Julie - 116 Dettlaff, Jim - 116 Deuberry, Patrick - 116 Dominski, Brian - 116, 20 Dopuch, Andy - 116, 20 Dorcey, John - 116 Edwardsen, Tammera - 116 Erickson, Ron - 75, 116 Fellin, Larry - 117 Finco, John - 32, 73, 117 Fischer, Mary - 68, 117 Fix, Christina - 76, 117 Fixel, Keith - 117 Flechner, Joe - 117 Flick, Sue - 117 Flood, Robin - 117 Forczek, Ron - 38, 45, 117 Fortier, Peggy - 117 Fossell, Brett - 38, 74, 117 Frederick, Mariann - 46, 117 Freichels, Donna - 62, 68, 117 Fugarino, Mike - 117 Furgason, David - 29, 34, 117 Gargulak, Joanne - 62, 117 Gaidish, Chuck - 117, 40 Gavin, Tom - 38, 117 Gentil, Joanne - 74, 117 Gibson. Debbie - 117 Giese, Ricky - 74, 117 Ginter, Robin - 117 Girard, Kelly - 36. 117 Goebel, Gerald - 118 Gosetti, Karen - 23, 76, 118 Goss, Richard - 118 Grahn, Debbie - 118 Grambow, Dave - 19, 32, 76, 79, 118 Grams, Bob - 118 Grau, Anna - 68, 118 Grochowski, Chris - 118 Grzyll, Sandy - 44, 76, 118 Grumbo, Brenda - 70 Guilonard, Chris - 118 Guldan, Jeff - 73. 118, 20 Habanek, Dan - 34, 38. 40. 118 Haines, Lorraine - 118 Hanna, Mark - 118 Hanson, Lynn - 118 Hanson, Steve - 118 Harris, Dan - 118 Harris, Nick - 19, 43, 118 Haske, Richard - 75. 118 Hauerwas, John - 118 Hecker, Rick - 19, 34. 118 Heeley, Patrick - 45, 118 Heidingsfeld, Wayne - 75, 118 Helm, Dennis - 118 Hennlich, Steve - 118 Hermsen, John - 30, 39, 119 Herrick, Kevin - 119 Hertel, Pam - 119 Hesiak, Ann - 70, 119 Hoffarth, Lavona - 119 Holsen, Jim - 38, 73, 76, 119 Hough, Herb - 119 Houlehen, Mary - 30, 36, 119 Hubbard, Terry - 119 Huck, Rebecca - 119 Ice, Scott - 119 Immel, Eugene - 119 Jackson, Mike - 19, 38, 42, 119 Jaeger, Greg - 29, 34, 76, 79, 119 Jagodzinski, Kim - 62, 65, 68, 119 Janicek, Karen - 19, 26, 36, 119 Jelinek, Jean - 119 Jensen, Laurie - 36, 119 Jessup, JoAnne - 119 Johnson, Christina - 119 Johnson, Scott - 119 Johnston, Caroline - 61, 64, 67, 119 Jordan, Jeff - 119 Kaczkowski, Jerry - 119 Kaja, Mike - 119 Kaminski, Eric - 79, 119 Kern, Tony - 19, 34, 20, 120 Kettenhofen, Patrick - 68, 75, 120 Kilps, Dave - 19, 38, 43, 73, 120 Kilps, Joanne - 120 Kinney, Terry - 120 Kinzer, Diane - 70, 92, 120 Klimaszewski, Dave - 120 Kline, Lisa - 19, 75, 120 Knoll. Sue - 74, 120 Knowles, Geri - 44, 120 Kober, Michael - 120 Kobleski, Kathy - 68, 120 Koehler, Pam - 68, 120 Koktowski, Mike - 120 Kollatz, Steve - 120 Komis, Denise - 23, 120 Koss, Jodi - 62. 120 Kostecki, Cindy - 120 Kotarek, Jerry - 76, 120 Kotke, Jeff - 120 Kramicz, Sharon - 62, 120 Kromraj, Sharon - 68, 75, 120 Kuban, Lynn - 26, 120 • Kubic, Debbie - 120 Kucera, Jane - 120 Kueny, Curt - 120 Kukor, Darrel - 74, 121 Kukor, John - 28, 121 Kventon, Laura - 14, 23, 44, 68 Labinski, Brian - 34, 75, 121 Labinski, Terry - 41, 121 Lacher, Terry - 30, 34, 76, 121 Lahr, Cindy - 76, 121 Lang, Ken - 121 Langsdorf, Brent - 121 Lathrop, Tom - 121 Leon. Sue - 24, 36. 75, 121 Lesik, Gary - 121 LePine, John - 121 Leszcynski, Nancy - 56, 92, 121 Lewens, Dave - 32, 61, 65, 121 Lezala, Gary - 121 Loh, Linda - 62, 76. 121 Lorenz, Joe - 76, 121 Loshaw, Sharon - 19, 24, 121 Lovas, Jim - 121 Ludwig, Heidi - 33, 36, 67, 75, 121 Luther, Liz - 121 Lutz, Robin - 62, 121 Macek, Shelly - 121 Machak, Tom - 121 Maciona, Scott - 38, 73, 121 Mager, Theresa - 122 Magestro, LuAnn - 122 Magnuson, Gail - 23, 33, 36, 76, 122 Mahsem, Andy - 73, 122 Maki, Sandy - 122 Malovec, Jeanne - 122 Manthei, Alice - 33, 36, 53, 67, 122 Marifke, Jacquelene - 68, 122 Mark, Jean - 122 Markowski, Dale - 28, 76, 122 Martell, Paul - 122 Martinson, Chris - 122 Marquardt, Debbie - 122 Mattmiller, Scott - 122 Matuszewski, Randy - 122 McCourt, Debbie - 122 Merkel, Terry - 62, 68, 122 Merlin, Debbie - 122 Messal, Richard - 122 Meyer, Tami - 122 Meyer, Randy - 122, 40 Mikula, Linda - 75, 122 Miller, Mary Ellen - 68, 122 Milton, Tom - 34, 38, 68, 73, 122 Misovie, Chris - 19, 26, 68, 123 Moczunski, Mark - 123 Mollberg, Kevin - 123 Momsen, Mark - 75, 91, 123 Nedbal, Theresa - 68, 75, 123 Nehmer, Val - 123 Nemeth, Bob - 123 Niedzolkowski, Debra - 123 Nielen, Don - 123 Nielen, Sue - 62, 123 Noel, Bonnie - 62, 123 Notham, John - 123 Novak, Lynn - 19, 123 Nowacznski, Dave - 74, 123 Olszewski, Terry - 76, 79, 123 Orcholski, Keith - 75, 123 Orlikowski, Stephen - 123 Paccagnella, Chris - 68, 123 Padilla, Leroy - 32, 34, 123 Palm, Linda - 19, 48, 53, 74, 123 Panosian, Greg - 123 Pari, Pat - 1, 52, 75, 123 Parisey, Kim - 123 Parker, Doreen - 56, 123 Noyes, Kurt - 20, 73, 123 Paske, Todd - 124 Paul, Tom - 38, 124 Paulak, Gene - 124 Pawlowski, Sandy - 124 Pelczynski, Julie - 124 Peller, Craig - 124 Pendzich, Barb - 124 Pesch, Alicia - 56, 62, 68, 124 Peterson, Linda - 124 Piemeisel, Dave - 124 Pinkowski, Ed - 76, 124 Pisarek, Mike - 124 Pluskota, Joe - 28, 32, 69, 88, 124 Pochuch, Kathy - 64, 124 Polacek, Dorothy - 124 Popodi, Dave - 124 Pokora, Sue - 75, 124 Potrykus, Brian - 34, 73, 124 Powers, Kim - 124 Puetz, Julianne - 124 Putirskis, Mike - 45, 124 Ratka, Joe - 124 Raygo, Nancy - 124 Reed, Barb - 124 Reese, Rosanne - 124 Reiman, Debbie - 75, 124 Rempala, Dean - 32, 125 Rempala, Debbie - 48, 125 Renning, Laurie - 125 Repinski, Dan - 125 Rice, Sherry - 125 Richardi, Gail - 125 Riedel, Mike - 73, 125 Rippel, Ron - 125 Robinson, Ron - 73, 125 Rogalski, Linda - 44, 125 Romas, Tim - 125 Ropicky, Jim - 38, 125 Roszak, John - 62, 76, 125 Rowley, Denise - 36, 125 Ruble, Kathy - 125 Rueth, Richard - 125 Rupert, Karen - 68, 125 Ruprecht, Mary - 68, 125 Sadowski, Beth - 1, 24, 26, 52, 125 Saint Antoine, Dani - 36, 48, 125 Saint Antoine, Jean - 62, 125 Saint Antoine, Sharon - 76, 125 Sami, Michelle - 1, 44, 52, 62, 125 Saurer, Dan - 125 Sazama, Rita - 125 Schalk, Richard - 126 Scherr, Teena - 126, 46 Scherkenbach, Joanne - 68, 76, 126 Schilz, Cathy - 126 Schilz, Joanne - 74, 126 Schmidt, Debbie - 126 Schroettner, Margaret - 126 Schroettner, Tim - 126 Schultz, Jenny - 126 Schuster, Cheryl - 67, 126 Schwartz, Don - 20, 40, 126 Schwartz, Pam - 24, 36, 44, 126 Scianni, Beth - 126 Seewald, Bob - 126 Selensky, Susan - 33, 36, 46, 126 Seminaro, Dan - 38, 126 Seminaro, Dave - 38, 126 Semon, Steve - 60, 126 Shelley, Randy - 126 Shin, Won Kyung - 126 Simonis, Chris - 48, 126 Sims, Lori - 48, 76, 126 Simuncak, Jan - 126 Sirna, Julie - 33, 126 Skibba, Frances - 19, 27, 76, 127 Skrobes, Martin - 31, 127 Smith, Sandy - 127 Smith, Terri - 127 Smolen, Alan - 127 Smukalla, Melvin - 127 Smukowski. Dean - 127 Smul, Dave - 127 Sobbota, Sue - 68, 127 Spack, Hope - 127 Smec, Mike - 20, 127 Staniszewski, Jim - 19, 31, 38, 127 Steffes, Lisa - 24, 33. 36, 46, 62, 88, 127 Steffes, Robin - 60, 127 Stevens, Mike - 127 Streich, Jeff - 20, 38, 127 Sucharski, Jeff - 127 Suszek, Mike - 127 Sukup, Sharon - 127 Sylla, Jeff - 38. 127 Szabrowicz, Rae - 127 Tab, Lynn - 127 Tabet, Dan - 127 Talaska, Lynn - 62, 128 Tarnovski, Theresa - 128 Templin, Tammy - 128 Tetzlaff, Kristine - 128 Thinnes, Lisa - 53, 128 Thoma, Peter - 128 Tomer, Jill - 19, 62, 75, 128 Totka, Penny - 128 Treloar, Sue - 1, 52, 74, 128 Trisco, Bruce - 128 Turinski, JoAnn - 128 Twardy, Eric - 128 Tyner, Linda - 128 Urick. Barb - 36, 44. 56. 88, 128 VanDerWal, Tony - 128 Varga, Adele - 128 Volpentesta, Gina - 128 Wagner, Dave - 128 Wagner, Jim - 76, 128 Wagner, Jeff - 128 Wahl, Ron - 128 Waldoch, Don - 128 Wallace, LouAnn - 64, 67, 128 Walloch, Christi - 36, 62, 128 Ward, Beth - 128 Wanner, Craig - 128 Wanner, Sandy - 128 Wenger, Phillip - 129 Wilke, Brenda - 129 Wink, Cheryl - 129 Wink, Denise - 129 Wohkittel, Lutz - 129 Wolske, Frederick - 129 Wood, Roben - 88, 129 Wozney, Michael - 129 Wronkowski, Gary - 129 Wronkowski, Ken - 129 Wyant, Bob - 129 Yumang, Richard - 129 Zaja, Cynthia - 129 Zarek, Mary - 129 Zelko, Cheryl - 19. 26, 36, 68, 129 Zeman, Diane - 62, 129 Zemanovic, Judy - 41, 56. 129 Zeniecki, Bonita - 76, 129 Zibolski, Kevin - 129, 40 Zink, Jerry - 34, 74, 68, 91, 129 Zinke, Lynn - 36, 61, 129 Zuel, Mary - 129 Zwolinski, Sue - 64, 67, 76, 129 SOPHOMORES Abdallah, Ninette - 27, 98 Adamec, Ken - 98 Anderson, Sarah - 98 Andre, Nikki Jo - 44, 98 Azzolia, Phillip - 98 Babinec, Marlene - 98 Barber, Joyce - 98 Barker, Cindy - 98 Barr, Anita - 56, 98 Barry, Ramona - 98 Bartell, Jim - 29, 98 Barth, Jeff - 98 Bartoshevich, Dawn - 23, 48, 98 Bartoshevich, Tammy - 98 Barutha, Robyn - 98 Bay, Douglas - 98 Beauleau, Jackie - 23, 76, 98 Behrendt, Bill - 76, 98 Beilke, Ken - 98 Belsky, Peter - 28, 76, 98 Bennett, Lynn - 33, 56, 98 Berg, Sue - 64, 98 Bergeron, Shelley - 98 Berken, Steve - 98 Betts, Sue - 98 Blomberg, Leonard - 98 Bobfowicz, Joe - 32, 98 Boll, Sandra - 99 Bondar, Paul - 19, 32, 20, 99 Borck, Gordon - 99 Bowe, Lydia - 99, 56 Brekke, Sue - 56, 99 Brewer, Julie - 76, 99 Brodzik, Cindy - 99 Brzycki, Jim - 99, 40 Brzycki, Rodney - 99, 40 Bugni, Sue - 99 Bulson, Steve - 99 Burger, Larry - 99, 40 Busby, Connie - 99 Buth, Steve - 99 Camps, Cathy - 99 Carloni, Kim - 99 Cartwright, Lynn - 99 Case, Mike - 99 Champagne, Mike - 33, 99 Chandler, Jeff - 99 Charapata, Sue - 26, 56, 62, 99 Charney, Paula - 62, 76, 99 Chojnacki, Dave - 43, 99 Christensen, Diane - 99 Cieczka, Mike - 29, 99 Clinkenbeard, Julia - 99 Comp, Todd - 99 Cottier, Dawn - 61, 64, 67, 68, 69. 99 Connor, Jacquelyn - 23, 47, 99 Cribb, Jim - 76, 99 Cudewicz, Lee - 100 Culver, Greg - 100 Culver, Mark - 100 Curry, Lori - 100 Czajkowski, Kim - 19, 44, 100 Czaplewski, Nancy - 100 Czamecki, John - 76, 100 Czubek, Cari - 23, 47, 100 Dale, Joe - 100 Damgaard, Kim - 100 Damitz, Jeff - 43, 100 Davis, Pamela - 100 Dayton, Jim - 100 Dalbovo, Sue - 64, 67, 100 Daleski, Richard - 100 Dettlaff, Diane - 100 Dobrzynski, Daryl - 100 Domak, Mike - 100, 40 Douglas, Greg - 100 Dugan, Liz - 76, 79, 100 Duplanty, Dean - 100 Endahl, Chris - 100 Enoch, Michelle - 100 Essig, Tim - 100 Evans, Jacqualyn - 76, 100 Feiler, Dave - 28, 100 Feiten, Keith - 100 Filak, Fred - 100 Finnegan, Sue - 100 Fischer, Doreen - 33, 100 Flesichman, Steve - 101 Folger, Colleen - 60, 101 Fontaine, Lisa - 101 Freimund, Phil - 101 Fritsche, Patty - 101 Gaber, Linda - 101 Gagliano, Mitchel - 101 Gargulak, Martin - 30, 101 Gasior, Candice - 101 Gavin, Jim - 28, 101, 40 Gavinski, Tim - 101, 40 Gear, Eric - 29, 76, 101 Gerek, John - 101 Gestwicki, Kim - 76, 101 Glowacz, Hanna - 101 Gnacinski, Scott - 101 Goad, Kelly - 76. 101 Gosh, Lisa - 101 Gove, Tim - 101 Grabowski, John - 101 Grabowski, Josephine - 101 Grams, Keith - 101 Grams, Ken - 101, 40 Grahn, Gary - 101 Grochowski, Debbie - 101 Grochowski, Debra Mae - 101 Haines, Lisa - 101 Hanson, Dave - 101 Hanson, Marvin - 101 Harris, Doug - 102 Hartunian, Ruth - 76, 102 Hecht, Jimmy - 102, 40 Helstowski, Dave - 28, 40, 102 Helstowski, Paul - 29, 102 Heltemes, Corinne - 76, 102 Hemmer, Martha - 33, 56, 102 Henschel, Keith - 102 Hermsen, Karen - 33, 36, 102 Hilpert, Linda - 102 Hinkens, Patty - 76, 102 Hohenfeldt, John - 76, 79, 102 Hojnacki, Sue - 102 Holsen, Dan - 76, 102 Horkay, Sandy - 102 Houlehen, Gerald - 42, 102 Hryniewicki, Glenn - 32, 102 Hubbard, Lori - 102 Hussli, Helen - 24, 33, 102 Immel, Ralph - 102 Iverson, Debbie - 102 Jackson, Greg - 102 Janicek, Randy - 102 Janicek, Bob - 102 Jarvis, Lynn - 102 Jastromski, Greg - 102, 40 Jensen, Jon - 32, 42, 102 Jessup. Bill - 76, 79, 102 Jeziorski, Renee - 102 Johnson, Ron - 60, 102 Kaczmarek, Dalloyd - 103 Kaczmarek, Gloria - 103 Katcha, Mia - 103 Kern, Andy - 30, 103 Kilps, Jacqueline - 103 Kinney, Jack - 103 Kline, Ken - 76, 79, 103 Klobucher, Mary - 103 Kluck, Bill - 30. 103 Knezic, George - 103, 40 Knoch, Shari - 76, 103 Knoll, Karen - 103 Knutson, Scott - 103 Knueppel, Tom - 103 Kontowski, Keith - 103, 40 Koskovich, Don - 103 Kotke, Alan - 103 Korlowski, Mike - 103 Kramer, Cindy - 33, 70, 103 Kratt, Jim - 103 Kraye, Dawn - 103 Krecak, Sue - 103 Kromraj, Sandy - 103 Kryszewski, Cindy - 33, 103 Kucej, Renee - 76, 79, 103 Kuka, Brian - 103 Kukor, Carol - 103 Kukor, Nancy - 60, 103 Kupcho, John - 104 LaCap, Demetrio - 104 Lacher, Mark - 104 Lambert, Jac-Lyn - 33, 104 Lang, Jean - 104 Langemo, Clayton - 104 Langer, Dave - 104, 40 Langsdorff, Dwayne - 95, 104 Laufenberg, Mark - 32, 104 Lee, Brenda - 104 Lefaivre, Tom - 32, 56. 104 Lemanski, John - 104 Lemanski, Patti - 104 Levi, Arthur - 60, 104 Lewens, Mike - 104 Liegler, Jeff - 104, 40 Linvik, Larry - 29, 104 Lisowski, Donna - 104 Lisowski, Lisa - 104 Lochowicz, Steve - 104 Loose, Terrance - 104, 40 Lopez, Judith - 104 Lorenzen, John - 29, 104 Lyon, Lee - 104 Lyon, Tim - 104 Lyon, Bill - 104 Magestro, Palma - 104 Magnusen, Jane - 23, 27, 76, 104 Mahn, Joe - 43, 105, 40 Mahsem, Pat - 64, 105 Mahsem, Peter - 105 Marks, Edward - 105 Marks, Eugene - 105 Marquan, Randy - 76, 105, 40 Martin, David - 29, 105 Martlnko, Brian - 105 Martinez, Manuel - 105 Masnlca, Glenn - 105 May, Patty - 48, 105 Meerscharert, Eric - 32, 105 Megna, Mary - 105 Meyer, Cun - 105 Meyer, Phil - 64, 105 Michalski, Glenn - 105 Michalskl, Mitchel - 105 Miller, Bonita - 105 Miller, Cindy - 23, 47, 105 Miller, Dawn - 105 Miller, Kathy - 33, 105 Miller, Kris - 23, 33, 105 Minikel, Karen - 105 Mizia, Denise - 76, 105 Moran, Mike - 30, 88, 105 Mulqueen, Lori - 105 Murphy, Lisa - 105 Murray, Sandy - 105 Muszynski, Anne - 106 Mutter, Linda - 106 Nelson, Julian - 106 Ness, Wayne - 106 Nicolato, Denise - 33, 53, 106 Noel, Susan - 106 Norgerg, Brian - 106 Novak, Chris - 106 Nowaczynski, Roseanne - 106 Nowak, John - 106 Nowak, Stanley - 106 Nowakowski, Beth - 36, 76, 106 Obee, Dennis - 106 Ogle, Tammy - 53, 64, 68, 106 Olejniczak, Jane - 23, 106 Olin, Richard - 106 Orlowski, Tom - 106, 40 Ostrowski, Mike - 43, 76, 106, 40 Otto, Cathy - 106 Otto, Jeri Lynn - 106 Paczocha, Joe - 30, 106 Page, Jacquelin - 106 Page, Shawn - 106, 40 Palacios, Alexandra - 23, 106 Paladino, Duane - 106 Palkowski, Mark - 106 Parisey, Corine - 106 Paske, Jay - 106 Pendzich, Matthew - 106 Perez, Perry - 28, 29, 107 Perkins, Dennis - 76, 107 Peronto, Michelle - 107 Peschl, Randy - 107 Peters, Kerry - 33, 107 Peterson, Ken - 29, 62, 107 Peterson, Bob - 107 Petrovic, Voyia - 107 Piemeisel, Sharon - 107 Piontek, Wayne - 28, 107 Piotrowski, Virginia - 107 Pluskota, Jeanne - 27, 107 Polacek, Jeff - 32, 107 Pradarelli, Mike - 107, 40 Probst, Jenny - 33, 36, 107 Protasiewicz, Mike - 76, 107 Raetzman, Steve - 107 Ralenkotter, Todd - 107 Rasmussen, Kim - 107 Reading, Roger - 107 Redmerski, Gail - 107 Reese, Jill - 107 Relihan, Tim - 107 Repta, Debbie - 107 Rezner, Randy - 107 Richard!, Mark - 107 Riley, Ann - 23, 53, 107 Cosic, Zivorad - 107 Roggeman, Lisa - 60, 108 Roszak, Bob - 76, 108 Rouse, Linda - 76, 108 Ruleford, James - 108 Rupert, Renee - 74, 108 Ryterski, Mike - 108 St. Marie, Cory - 33, 108 Sandahl, Brad - 108 Sattler, Sherri - 108 Scaffidl, Sandy - 26, 108 Scaffidi, Susan - 56, 76, 108 Schllcher, Mickey - 108, 40 Schlesser, Leon - 29, 108 Schley, Jeff - 108 Schlund, Terri - 108 Schoch, Laurie - 53, 64, 108 Schroekl, Perry - 32, 108 Schroeder, Darrell - 108 Schroeder, Teresa - 48, 108 Schubert, Lisa - 53, 76, 108 Schwabe, Heidi - 108 Scully, Sandy - 48, 108 Segedi, Sue - 53, 108 Seipel, Mark - 108 Senk, Bonny - 48, 108 Senski, Elaine - 46, 64, 108 Setum, Jill - 47, 61, 76, 108 Sheenan, Ed - 108 Shawinski, Allan - 109 Skibba, Helen - 27, 36, 68, 76, 109 Sklander, Mike - 109 Sliwinski, Raymond - 109 Slusar, Richard - 109, 40 Smith, Chris - 109 Snopek, Jill - 109 Sobiecki, Steve - 109 Sobocinski, Brian - 109 Soltes, Stephanie - 109 Sorensen, Teresa - 109 Spahiu, Lorry - 47, 109 Spahr, Stuart - 109, 40 Sparacino, Mike - 109, 40 Stachowiak, Bill - 109, 40 Stahl, Peggy - 109 Starich, Sandy - 33, 109 Stauber, Mike - 109 Stein, Tammy - 109 Stewart, Jackie - 109 Stray, Chris - 109 Streich, Jim - 109 Strelow, Pam - 109 Strong, Kelly - 64, 109 Strzyzewski, Judy - 109 Swartzell, Patrick - 43, 109 Szydel, John - 19, 30, 109 Szymczak, Steve - 109 Taylor, Wade - 29, 110 Terranova, Joan - 53, 110 Thiede, Richard - 110 Thompson, Debbie - 110 Thorson, Karen - 48, 110 Thuecks, Mike - 110 Tomasik, Lori - 26, 47, 56, 110 Tome, Nancy - 61, 110 Totka, Vincent - 110 Trapp, Todd - 110 Tratnik, A1 - 110 Treloar, Chris - 76, 110 Triebe, Jay Ann - 110 Tschohl, Jean - 61, 110 Tyner, Greg - 110 Vad, Roger - 110 Vanderlinde, John - 110 Volpentesta, A1 - 110 Vytalacil, Jeff - 110 Vytalacil, Jerry - 110 Wagner, Kent - 110 Wahl, Sue - 70, 110 Walker, Todd - 110 Walsh, Jim - 43, 110 Ward, Steve - 110 Ward, Tom - 110 Warren, Steve - 110 Watkinson, Daren - 110 Weber, Tracy - 43, 110 Wederath, Vince - 110 Weitekemp, Jim - 111 Wanger, Roger - 111 Wenglewski, Peggy - 111 Wese, Kevin - 111 Wiher, Dave - 111 Wilbrandt, Lisa - 111 Winski. Annette - 76, 111 Winter, Denise - 111 Winter, Vince - 111 Wirhanowicz, Mary - 68, 76, 111 Witkowiak, John - 111 Woide, Neil - 43, 111 Wood, Laurence - 30, 111 Wood, Parris - 111 Woodbridge, Brian - 76, 111 Woodfn, Charles - 111 Wozniak, Chris - 111 Yakel, Karen - 70, 76, 111 Zaja, Kevin - 111 Zambo, Janet - 27, 111 Zandi, Glenn - 60, 111 Zeiss, Jim - 111 Zeman, Tom - 76, 111 Zeniecki, Carla - 111 Zielinski, Joel - 111 Zimmer, Faye - 111 Zlotocha, Robert - 111 Zwolinski, Joan - 76, 111 Zodrow, Jill - 23, 26, 36, 111 THANKS Mr. Demos for all your photographic help again this year. Qewiy'ZafieU AMuok Tumo Lyiut Wle v Wio WxvweK fiAlk Kuhfr Bofc LpajohS fi lcMb Cka p%t and OmobAgoAv • • • Gqha CA tciv omAj Patty CjojJko Pu w Rty6 w Yearbook Cfr- _v