Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

Up Close and Personal 1982 “Arrow” Cudahy Senior High School Table of Contents “Arrow” Staff Activities........................16 Sophomores........................34 Clubs.............................52 Juniors...........................78 Sports............................96 Seniors...........................130 Faculty...........................158 Ads..............................166 Index.............................188 Seniors: Photographers: Scott Best Kelly Keith Chris Bober Tom Kowalski Dennis Hilby Jeff Palkowski Jaci Santi Denise Schmidt Jay Westhauser Cheryl Segedi Juniors Sophomores Diane Anderson Kay Klug Ronna Butz Terri Matykowski Beth Lupo Mike Nash Gina Zandi Cudahy, Wisconsin — 4950 South Lake Drive Taylor Representative: Mr. Ken Brauer Advisor: Mr. Charles P. Hitt Student Body, Friends, Clubs, But Individuals First s [BUOSJGfJ pUB BS0[3 djQ :sa.iouioi{dog Improvement and Development of Self Most Important Juniors: Up Close and Personal 9 Musicals, Assemblies, Proms, Dances: Personal Memories I know when I look back at the dances and other activities I’ll remember vaguely the others involved, but I'll never forget my nerves, fears and deepest thoughts. I guess that’s why we had those activities. The Arrow Staff will present as many pictures and stories as possible to help each recall his and her most personal moments. • ■ , Seniors: Up Close and Personal 13 For the School, for the Team, and for Me “If I didn't learn from a win or a loss, it wasn’t worth the effort. 14 15 Activities: Up Close and Personal fODncc Upon a HJattroas CAST OF CHARACTERS .Minstrel.........................................Gerald Pisula • Wizard.............................................Dan Peronto ■ Princess No. 12..........................Ramona Devlin Lady Rowena...............................Susan Bronecki 'Lady Merrill.........................Kristine Henschel {Prince Dauntless.................Dragoljub Trifunovich , i Queen Aggravain......................Denise Sandahl ’ 'Lady Lucile.......................................Laura Wojdac : Lady Larken...............................Susan Pekar : Sir Studley.....................................Joseph Marks f Jester............................................Mark Fossell ) Knight No. 1...........................Robert Lindberg f Knight No. 2...................................Jeffrey Frederick ; Sir Harry.............................Steven Scbanning King Sextimus......................................David Kotke = Princess Winnifred...................Michele St. Marie ‘ r Kitchen Wench...........................Sharon Burditt - Sir Harold..................................David Harling • Lady Beatrice..........................Jacalyn DeSalvoi r„ Sir Luce..............................Mark Szymczak Lady Mabelle...........................Julie Wineinger Luce’s Lady.....................................Victoria Owen Lady Dora..................................Terry Jo Ogle Nightengale of Samarkand...............Catherine Shore Scullery Maid..........................Jennifer Murray Knights and Ladies of the Court: Joyce Anderson, Cheryl' Bieniewski, Julie Bridich, Susan Burzynski, Dawn Drehfal, Daniel Feuling, Ruth Ann Flick, Susan Fortier, Renae. Fryer, Steven Heideman, Karen Heinzelman, Kevin Kotke, Daniel Langer, Maria Lopez, Kelly Maslowski, Mary Beth Payne, Kevin Plath, Darlene Prouty, Gary Schluenz, Marie Simonis, Shelly Skowronski, Peggy Stoll, Matthew Stray,, Schelly Sztukowski, Donald Wagner, Cindy Wenglewski. Once Upon A Mattress . Cudahy’s 1981 Musical Time: November 12,13,14. Place: Cudahy Senior High Auditorium Setting: A kingdom placed under a witches curse As the minstrel informs us, according to the curse, King Sex- timus has been left “speechless” until the mouse devours the hawk. During this time Queen Aggravain is in power and rules that no one in the kingdom may wed until Prince Dauntless is married to a true princess of royal blood. The kingdom is definitely not happy with the news of this especially Sir Harry and Lady Larken because they must get married. But they can’t until the prince does. Things look hopeless and get more depressing; the Queen has gone through twelve princesses and none of them are acceptable. Then VVinnifred comes into the picture dripping wet. Sir Harry insists they should give VVinnifred a try as princess, but the Queen said she must be tested to prove her royalty. So they tested her for sensitivity by putting a tiny pea under twenty mattresses. Despite the Queen’s “vain” efforts, VVinnifred did not sleep a wink that night. The Queen, in fear of losing her power, tries forcing “Fred” to leave when King Sextimus finally talks and tells the Queen to shut up. ; It has a happy ending, however, the Queen is punished, the ' lovers united, and VVinnifred finally gets some sleep. The great behind the scenes performances of the Pit Or-5 chestra, Stage Crew, Lighting ana Make-up Crews should also be acknowledged. jnugjw£ mo 1981 unfi XSave X)yhed Kinq Scott Sedt Queen X eanne upo t rr 11111 ‘ ii 11 War� £Men VjU escorted by odd XVestk a user 2 M ie (jaidosk escorted by J eaia ZiLLk f]o r Queen lancy SzduieL - CL ris (dzubeb escorted by escorted bu C anfe y ippo Sue p,t; at escorted by (jrey Petr be Imagine a clear night with the stars dancing over your head and the moon shining bright. Im- agine you and your partner dancing closely together with the light sound of romantic music behind you. If you can invision this you will have a pretty good idea of what Prom 81 was like. From the very beginning Prom 81 was a tense, nervous, and exciting moment. For the guys the question was who to ask, for the girls it was who was going to ask them. Getting the tuxes, the dresses, flowers, and making the reservations are all a part of it. But the hard work is definitely worth the wait when you walk into the gym and see how beautiful they have made it just for you. Imagine!!! Purgold: A Special Day Our cross country team has one meet that is different from all the rest and that’s Purgold. How many meets can you go to where you can hear the band, watch the pom pon girls and cheerleaders, see the queen and her court, and most of all watch the purple and gold harriers run, all in one day? The meet really starts the day before with an assembly where the Purgold Court and cross country team is announced. This year’s Purgold King and Queen are Mike Buerger and Lynn Tracy. The court is: Jackie Romich and Mike Conrad, Liz Tatera and Scott Walker, Suzanne Pritzlaff and Jim Borowski, Judy Lahr and Jim Ciurlik, and Sue Pekar and Dan Lesch. After the assembly we have a short practice in which we hear the story about Bernie. Mr. Wetzel and Mr. Thalman have done all they can to prepare us for the meet. The outcome depends upon us, and how much effort we put forth. The boy's varsity finished in 2nd place. Mike Conrad finished first for Cudahy followed by Dan Lesch, Jim Borowski, Scott Walker, and Mike Buerger. The boy’s junior varsity finished in 2nd place. Mike Stolz finished first for Cudahy followed by Drago Trifunovich, Jamie Lesch, Brendan Moran, and Mark Szymczak. The girl’s finished in 4th place. Diane Williams won the meet, and also scoring for Cudahy was Robin Koenig, Julie Otte, Cheryl Segedi, and Paula Pehowski. Purgold becomes a special event because everyone involved helps to make it a special day. 29 Broadway ’81 This year the Fiddler on the Roof and Little Orphan Annie took over Cudahy High School for a week. This year’s Spirit Week and Homecoming theme was Broadway and the whole school took part in the ac- tivities. “The Braodway theme fits Cuaahy perfectly, everyone should be in the spotlight,” said Julie Mandich. SPIRIT WEEK “Spirit Week is the best part of the school year. Everyone is involved in something, and school spirit is at its peak,” said Liz Tatera. Liz was right. There were many activities anin- dividual could become a part of during Spirit Week. The football players competed in the annual Mr. Sexy Lees Contest. Ed Kujawa was the winner. Other activities included 50’s day, Homeroom win- dow decorating, costume day, overall day, and of course Friday was Color day. At the assembly the whole gym seemed to be purple and gold. Our four football coaches, Mr. Bowe, Mr. Venne, Mr. Schmidt, and Mr. Trickey, all had their hair painted purple and gold. It was a sight to see. The court made its ap- pearance in front of the school, headed by King Jeff Sanfelippo and Queen Jacqui Hammel. HOMECOMING Spirit Week climaxed with the game on Friday night against West Milwaukee and tne dance Satur- day night. Homecoming is the last big spirit event for a senior. After that the year just coasts until gradua- tion,” said Steve Trinkl. Cudahy was victorious against West Milwaukee. At halftime Dave Mueller ana Queen Jacqui did the an- nual burning of the C”. Saturday night the Homecoming dance was held at Junior High East. Everyone danced to country rock music ana had a great time. The whole school was a part of Homecoming and Spirit Week, yet it was a time to show off your own in- dividual self. Costume day was a time to show off our individuality in the form of your costume. Color day was a day to see if you could outdress your friends. Spirit Week and Homecoming are often referred to as tne most exciting events of the school year. Mike Meyers, a member of the court, commented, “This is the best time of the year. Everybody is hyper.” Being on Homecoming court was quite a thrill. It all went so fast!” said John Schultz. I guess Mark Kossel summed up the feeling of the students. That week was great! Everyone was going nuts. I just wish the whole school year could be like that one week.” 1981 Homecoming Court Queen Jacqui Hammel escorted by King Jeff Sanfelippo Sue Pekar escorted by Greg Parker Mary Ellen York escorted by Dave Mueller Liz Tatera escorted by John Schultz Barb Kunstman escorted by Darrel Peterson Sue Schroeder escorted by Mike Meyers 31 Clark’s Courageous Cudahy Clan MRS. PATT CLARK Business and General English, B.S. English, UW Stevens Point ROW 1: Doreen Borkowicz, Brian Connor, Dan Clark, Pat Boknevitz, Randi Butz, and Christine Cote. ROW 2: Donna Buelow, Mary Corbisier, Mary Brault, Dean Buckner, Lisa Cottier, Blaine Bukowski, Bill Boren, and Laura Bowe. ROW 3: Clinton Burns, Scott Brandt, Brad Cretens, Steve Crum, Chris Bunthoft, Rich Chamey, and Dawn Champeau. Trickey’s Troopers MR. TRICKEY Physical Education, Ripon College, M.A. University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Education, Varsity Football Coach, B-team Basketball Coach, Packer Weight-Training Club ROW 1: Don Adams, Joseph Bieszke, Paul Balcerek, Tim Akey, Vince Argon- dizzo, and Patrick Allen. ROW 2: Mary Jo Bevilacqua, Michele Arndt, Carl Bauer, Jacky Barutha, Mark Blaskowski, Arland Barr, Dan Alaniva, Timothy Akey, Joyce Anderson, Eric Balow, and Cindy Barlow. ROW 3: Ralph Blan- chard, Tom Antifinger, John Bankenbush, Terry Bay, Steven Bautch, Paul Blaskowski, and Ron Adamec. 36 Liven’s Loonies ROW 1: Kathy Dobek, Nick D’Acquisto, Joelyn Evans, Julie Culver, Mike Fetha and Tina Dietrich. ROW 2: Pamela Fix, Tim Davis, Dawn Flick, Dawn Drehfal, Ronda Dekeyser, Debbie Flick and Lisa Drolet. ROW 3: Aaron Derby, Steve Duffek, Ken Fikel, Dave Damgaard, Dan Fueling, Tim Dykes, and Vince Curatola. MRS. PATRICIA LIVENS Secretarial Practice, Shorthand B.S. Bus. Ed. — Edgewood Col- lege M.S. University of Wisconsin-Madison Dean’s List MR. DARYL E. DEAN Head Boys Track Coach, Head Girls Volleyball Coach, B.S. Northland College ROW 1: Jeff Frederick, Bob Goeble, Mike Gaidosh, Don Forczek, Dave Granbois, Joe Freichels, Gene Gestwicki. ROW 2: Angela Grochowski, James Gardetto, Greg Gruener, Colin Gravning, Shelly Grochowski, James Fritsch, Brian Fojtik, and Tim Gaidosh. ROW 3: Gerald Golding, Rene Fryer, Kim Fosmore, Randy Frymark, Sue Fortier, and Wayne Gooder. 39 All Beauties, But Locked in a Room With No Window E. JAMES LAFLEUR World History, German, B.A. Oshkosh, M.A., UW Whitewater. ROW 1: Michelle Hintz, Craig Hauski, April Hall, Tim Halverson, Dave Hesiak and Mary Hamaker. ROW 2: Rhonda Hanson, lane Hojnacki, Lisa Hersil, Lisa Hecker, David Henry, Jill Holsen and Rich Hecht. ROW 3: Greg Hoefgen, Islam Hasa, Steve Heideman, Glen Haase, Tim Hesiak, Sheila Guertin, Dave Harris. Did You Take Attendance Yet? MERRI LEE UNRATH Soph. Speech, Forensics, Pom-pons Asst. Director Spring Play, University of Wisc-Milw. ROW 1: Denessa Kendall, Liz Jessup, Cyndy Jarantowski, Vince Banni, Karen Hunt, Dan Kenney. ROW 2: Rich Janusiak, Jeanne Kaminski, Robert Janicek, Glen Kazmierski, Denise Jaskulski, JoAnn Jagodzinski. ROW 3: Brett Juneman, Jeff Johnson, Marc Jablonowski, Chris Keith, Glen Jesse, Jeff Johnson, Rick Hubbard, and Darryl Janicek. Hitt Parade: The Window People CHARLES P. HITT General English, 12 Grade Journalism, B.S. English at U.W. Whitewater, Ar- row, (Yearbook) Advisor, Pacer Advisor, Varsity Baseball Coach, Camera Club Advisor. ROW 1: Kevin Kotke, Sam Kleman, John Kostecki, Dragan Krecak, Joe Draeger, Scott Kromraj, and Tracy Kozinski. ROW 2: Jerry Konen, Dean Koening, John Kozaczak, Tom Kluck, Randy Kintop, Scott Kopp, Brenda Kossel, and Kay Klug. ROW 3: Sandy Kopecki, Lisa Kobb, Kirsten Koenig, Lori Koss, Scott Klotz, and Cyndy Knapinski. ROW 1: Yvette Litka, Dan Lesch, Jerry Lee, Brenda LaFountaine, Dan Langer, Rich LaDell. ROW 2: Adarin Lanier, Carla Kujawa, Teresa Lanier, Tony Kuszewski, Craig Langowski, Denise Kruger, Terri Kutsh, and Lori Link. ROW 3: Jeff Langenfeld, Leah Krug, Gary Lang, Tom Kujawa, Jim Leranth, Mike Kruszka, and Bill Kucharski. We’ll Get Out the Door GERALD DERBY Drivers’ Theory, Drivers’ Practice, B.S. Bemidgi State, Assoc. Degree in Bus. Ad- min. MATC, M.A. — College of Racine, Spec. Degree in Sch. Admin. — UWM LAST ROW: Debbie Masney, Sherri Marsolek, Maria Lopez, Bob Mahsem, Margret Lopez, Patty Marynik. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Mattila, Jim Malovec, Brian Lopez, Janie Mattson, Tracey Marcum, Ann Matthews, Joe Marks, and Mike Marion. FIRST ROW: Ann Martin, Rhonda Maier, Katie Lorenz, Paul Lundh, Laura Manka, Kelly Maslowski, and Debbie Mattindale. 44 In’84 MS. JANE McELROY Typing 1-2, Ex. Per Typing, B.E. at U.W. Whitewater, CBL Advisor. ROW 1: Mark Melotik, Ricky Matusik, Mark Melonik, Joe Minerath, Milan Momcilowec, Brian Mollberg and Rob Nelson. ROW 2: Georgia McGuff, Tom Mikula, Mike Nash, Mike Michalski, Tom Mikolajczak, Mike Mirsberger, Jeff Meeks, Brian Mudrock, Michelle Mikulay. ROW 3: Dean Matuszewski, Scott Meyers, Penny Matuszewski, Greg McBride, Rick Nelson, and Teri Matykowski. Wha'dja Say? LINDA WOWZYNSKI B.M. — Alvemo College, Choir Chorus, Voice Classes, Junior Class Advisor, Musical Director. BOTTOM ROW: Michelle Owen, Lisa Pearson, Maria Piraino, Paula Pehowski, Cindy Olm, Maureen Olejniczak. MIDDLE ROW: Dean Opdahl, Tim Pelzek, Wendy Petrowski, Brenda Peterson, Mary Jo Nowak, Julie Otte, Mark Orlikowski, Marina Paulovic, Lori Pawlowski, Donna Peronto. TOP ROW: Dana Peronto, Dave Oleszak, Todd Olen, Peter Pisarek, Jerry Pisula, Marty Pietruszka, Shelley Ninham. MRS. BURAZIN B.A. Cardinal Stritch College, Geometry, Algebra Trig. Consumer Math. Burazin’s Best Not Like All the Rest BOTTOM ROW: Lea Pliszka, Dawn Polasek, Kate Roehrig, Michelle Royek, Sara Rouse, Dawn Ruedi. MIDDLE ROW: Kevin Plath, Jim Rose, Pam Raymond, Don Rychlak, Cary Rick, Michelle Salzman, Mary Rybicki, Scott Rukowski, Kori Priebe. FIRST ROW: Pete Rytman, Jim Pytlik, Fred Raether, Mark Sabel, Larry Rutkowski, Dan Romich, Janine Quartemont. 47 Romag’s Rowdies MRS. MARY ROMAG U.W.-Whitewater, Girls' JV Basketball Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Simpson, Darren Schach, Dawn Singleton, Dana Schultz, Kim Scott, Barb Schwartz. MIDDLE ROW: Marie Simonis, Lynn Schmitt, Gina Schabla, Norm Siegel, Dennis Simuncak, Linda Seminaro. TOP ROW: Mike Schell, Dale Senda, Mike Schubert, Leah Schulte, Todd Schley, Dave Siodlarz, Gary Schluenz. 48 Mr. K’s Klass MR. K. KUJAWA Advanced Math, Trigonometry, Computer Programming, Com- puter Lab Coordinator, B.S. and M.S. in Math-UWM BOTTOM ROW: Laura Sorenson, Suzanne Teuteberg, Donna Tatera, Shelly Sztukowski, Linda Sopik, Geri Smul. MIDDLE ROW: Kristine Sobczak, Mike Steffes, Dawn Stelter, Judy Swiatek, Troy Solomon, Kurt Stachowiak, Cheryl Sucharski, Mike Stanislowski. TOP ROW: Ron Stevens, Joel South, Mitch Smoody, Mark Slusar, Jenny Skrobis, Robert Swessel, Martin Stibbe. First Rung on the Ladder JEFFREY MICHAEL HOMAR Bachelor of Fine ARts UWM, Master of Science, Art UWM FRONT ROW: Barbara Trefry, Jenny Treloar, Tracy Thayer, Cindy Tuma, Thu Van Tieu and Dan Washkuhn. MIDDLE ROW: Tina Thames, David Thein, Jay Wegner, Don Wagner, Jeff Wegner, Steve Tracy, and Cindy Wagner. LAST ROW: Dan Thompson, Tom Wenger, Dragoljub Trifunovich, Brian Tremel, Jeff Ward, Geoff VanEimeren and Bob Theno. 2 Steps to Go MRS. ARLENE URICK Clothing, Foods, and Family Living, U.M. — Stevens Point, B.S. Home Ec., Education, Freshno Calif. State College, UMW. FRONT ROW: Michelle Witte, Susan Woodbridge, Cindy Ziernart. Kristi Zibolski, Kim Zemanovic, Desiree White. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Wojs, Chris Williams, Dave Wieczorkowski, Becky Wessel, Beatrix Zilg, Dan Zabludowski, Kathy Windt, and Marybeth Winski. LAST ROW: Mary Zink, Todd Wyszynski, Joel Zawikowski, George Wolbert, Mitch Wiec- zorek, Jay Westhauser, Gina Zandi. 51 Clubs: Up close and Personal Personally, It Was More Difficult With This Theme; but We’re Done! This year the theme for the yearbook is Up Close and Personal. To ac- complish this we had to change the style of copy. We also added more pictures which contain less people in them. This helped to give a more personal affect. A lot of extra work went into producing this year’s book. We had to do more research so that we could find the more personal side to a sport or an activity. The photographers also had to work ex- tra hard. Thinking of new and different themes for the yearbook isn’t as hard as you think it would be. You can find idea’s almost anywhere. You can get ideas by paging through a magazine or even by watching T.V. The difficult part is carry- ing out the theme throughout the book. This is done by the use of the division pages and the cover. Sometimes I wonder if it’s worth all of the hassle to work on the yearbook. But when I get the book in June I see that it was worth it all. Even if I had to listen to Mr. Hitt’s jokes. 55 to .y a Pacer Staff M� ruQ.r-J Ee-:o' G'K 'CS AO� se' ...... ..... Gmph.c� A0.'� 0' s« uro £ 3i� o EMe'ia meM Eo iof Layout ano Oeno le tot La� oJt aro 0 � 'y EO'tO' Sport E®1'®'..... Eaucat'oo £«■•.� ' Nc� i E« io Mt-.� Ce-io' Feature E Mor Free Lance Contributors Sni'on 0 rru5k Oebbie 3eh� - n T . Oo v� Junerrunn r- SanOy Durtek v_£- C � 0«yn Siydoi W'i Tim DombrO-� ki G S nfly Xopecky o Kim $«011 . . 0 m Smptrton Rose Brummeyc� V liters a .. Oiftftt Jonyon C Oy Oom.n Ai.ee’Robinson V o V tas o o o by Diane Jensen This year, we as the Pacer Staff have tried to make a new and uni- que paper. We have made instead of a four page paper a one page paper. We have added columns such as Sandy Scoops the Soaps, Bokneitz’s Boggle, and a new unique artistic title. In each Pacer the ti- tle The Pacer” has a different scene behind it. We also have con- tributing writers to add variety to the Pacer. But each year we try to make it a special and different school newspaper. Rose Brummeyer joined the staff after the picture and has been an invaluable member. “We Represented Cuba and West Germany at the U.N.” Pictured: Brendan Moran, Dragoljub Trefunovich, Mr. Brzycki, Ann Mahnke, Daniel, Vaccaro, Scott Wafker. When first assigned to this page I was really confused and bewildered about what Model UN was. Through talks with Mr. Brzycki I found out it is like a small United Nations throughout the different schools in the United States. Each School represents a country and researches its backgrounds and customs. They try to figure out solutions to the countries problems. This year our Model UN students are representing Cuba and West Germany. A Thousand Words About a Picture; Camera Club Pictured: FRONT ROW: Norman Siegal. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Krajewski, Jeff Palkowski, Matthew Demos, Charles Coiner. TOP ROW: Tom Kowalski, Dan St. Onge, Dragoljub Trefunovich, Tony Skibba, Kathryn Klug, Jennifer Skrobis. Advisor: C. Hitt. While I’m loading my camera with film I often wonder what to take a picture of. Should it be a group shot with a lot of people in it, a close friend, someone I don’t even know, or a scenic shot. Usually I don’t know until I get face to face with it. This is usually the case with most photographers. Some people say photographers are very creative people, maybe this is true. But maybe we see things in ways other people don’t, because we know some tricks most people haven’t ever heard about, such as a double-exposure. Whatever the case photography is a very rewar- ding hobby or career. It brings out the beauty of people, and nature, but maybe the best thing about photography is the ability to recapture the past. 57 Weight Training Club TOP ROW: Gary Posda, Mark Melotik, Todd Schley, Jeff Gavinski, Steve Tracy, Tim Dykes, Daryl Janicek, Keith McKen- dry. Norm Siegel, Mr. Trickey, Tony Gargulak. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Savin, Ann Schildknecht, Mike Marian, Jeff Sanfelippo, Eric Balow, Nick D’Acquisto. A History (Tradition) of Success: Forensics As I see it, the Forensics Page is one of the hardest to write copy for, since Forensics isn’t really underway until after the yearbook is finished. Maybe last year’s group will give you an idea of our ambitions this year. Our Cudahy team has a history of success. In fact of the twenty-nine members involved last year, twenty-eight of them advanced with A’s at the first contest. At the second contest, twenty-two of those remain ing received A’s and went on to the state contest at Madison. Eighteen gold medals were taken home by Cudahy: Connie War- ren for her memorized declamation, Greg Becker and Terry Ogle in interpreters theatre, also Laurie Wojdac for prose reading. Coached by Ms. Unrath, Miss Otte, Mr. Sprader and Mrs. Steinke the club plans on attending at least three competitions again this year. At the competitions twelve categories are judged such as poetry, original oratory, demonstration speech, story telling and those previously mentioned. If you enjoyed Sophomore speech or just love to talk, Forensics is something for you to look into. Top Picture: FRONT ROW: Jackie DeSalvo, Sandy Kopecky, Ruth Ann Flick. Bottom BACK ROW: Terry Jo Ogle, Mary Payne, Lisa Cottier. Picture Below: FIRST ROW: Randy Kintop, Maria Lopez, Barb Thefry, Kay Klug, Michelle Arndt. SECOND ROW: Carla Kujawa, Janine Quartemont, Sue Fortior. THIRD ROW: Parker Cristan, Leah Junkans, Lisa Hecker, Greg Becker. Cheryl Neuman, Lori Lit- tlefield, Dotty' Treloar, Julie Wineinger, Donna Buelow, Scott Walker. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Owen. Denise Sandahl, Laurie Wodjac, Dave Kotke, Michelle St. Marie, Tracy Peterson, Sue Probst, Chris Buntoff, Dan Vaccaro. NOT PICTURED: Jenny Skrobis. Ushers: “Down in Front” LAYING: Thu Van Tieu. SITTING: Robin Grove, Tina Dietrich, Julie Culver, Dawn Singleton, Sue For- tier. KNEELING: Terry Jacobsen, Lisa Cottier, Ann Mathews, Jill Holsen, Debbie Martindale, Renee Fryer, Linda Sopik. BACK ROW: Darryle Janicek, Chris Buntoff, Terry Bay, Scott Lukowski, Lisa Nowak, Gloria Lezala, Beth Kovac, Chris Urbaniak, JoAnn Jagodzinski, Cindy Barlow. It’s No Act FIRST ROW: Matt Stray, Maria Lopez, Ruth Flick, Dave Harling, Sue Pekar, Denise Sandal, Joyce Anderson, Drago Trifunovich. BACK ROW: Linda Sopik, Lori LittleField, Sue Esparza, Renee Fryer, Sue Fortier. Most people don't know what drama club is all about. Well mainly it’s a group of students getting together and going to see plays. But to one member, Lori LittleField, it’s more than just an interest. She would like, if possible, to have a career in acting. Not only acting, but behind the scene jobs, such as productions. So, for Lori it’s twice the fun. According to Mrs. Lindenau this year’s drama club was enthusiastic. New Ac- tivities were on the minds of some of the members, such as a public service show for a nursing home. 60 FRONT ROW FLOOR: Julie Otte, Darren Schach, Peter Pisarek. SECOND ROW: Ronna Butz, Teresa Duffek, Randi Butz, Jim Borowski, Pamala Fix, Mark Orlicowski, Luke Roehrig, Eric Balow. THIRD ROW: Debi Ostrowski, Shelly Fix, Kel- ly Keith, Colin Gravning, Chris Keith, Kelly Duncan, Jeff Placko, Gordy Smith, Gary Marifke. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Wegner, Steve Rewolinski. UP THE LADDER: Marc Jablonowski, Lori Lit- tlefield. TOP: Emma Jam- bretz. NOT PICTURED: Jodi Engelvold, Cheryl Bieniewski, John Pitzl, Maureen Whalen. Art Club Visits Art Institute Seeing the Art Institute in Chicago this fall was an interesting event for the art club and me. We arrived there at 10:00 in the morning and left approximately at 4:00 in the afternoon. The weather was nice. Edwards Hopper’s exhibit on clothes was very interesting. Seeing master works of famous artists up close, looking at the brush strokes, colors, shadow, and light, is a lot better than looking at books with pictures of paintings. Life Behind the Big Black Curtain There is a lot more going on behind our stage than most people realize. It’s an opportunity to learn some of the work- ings of the theater. Working on live productions and programs looks exciting on stage, but there’s even more excite- ment, pressure, and funny things that go on behind the big black curtain. Working as late as 12:00 or even until almost 2:00 in the morning, I wonder why I spend a lot of spare time working on props, lights, cleaning up the wings, Dick’s office and sweeping, (that's a task for dizzy broads) but it’s worth it when you see what you’ve accomplished. We're like one big family. The auditorium is a second home. FRONT ROW: Debbie Grzerk, Nancy Mitchum, Mr. Homar, Teresa Parkin, Kay Klug, Dave Muller. BACK ROW: Julie Lesch, Robin Yank, Tim Dykes, Suzanne Burdecki, Dina Buelow. This school has some people that are in the middle of nowhere. If you would go in the back of the library and you look under some piles of old used magazines, you may find an A.V. boy. Even though they are in an of- fbeat place, their job is more important than where they are. And if you don’t believe me just ask any teacher that veils the word “Could I have an A.V. boy to do some work for me.” Other than reading magazines in the back or talking to a girl friend in the halls, they also: push carts around, sign out projectors, make spirit masters, copy things, video tape, and sometimes fix things. Even though Mr. Venne calls them “Baphoons” they are important people in tneir school. Reasons why people do this are: Gary likes to work for Mr. Venne, Mark ana Jeff like to get out of study hall. Bob likes to work with the video and Dennis would like to have a career with work- ing with video. 1. Ken Kubicz, Kraig Zibolski. 2. Ed Kuwaja, Tim Jensen. 3. Jeff Bahling, Gary Nothom, Mark Jaeger, Mr. Carey Venne.4. Bob Wasikowski, Mr. Carey Venne. 5. Steve Stujadadinoic, Dennis Hilby. 6. James Kar- wiek, Greg Parker. BOTTOM ROW: Kris Melotik, Penny Shilling, Chris Coty, Sue Teuteberg, Kim Scott, Dawn Singleton, Kathy Dobek. TOP ROW: Eve Thielend, Denise Kruger, Bill Kucharski, Mary Jo Nowak, Kate Lesota, Karen Cieslewicz. 62 Guidance Needs Them If you ever go into Guidance, chances are you would see a guidance helper. These people are students that help the Guidance Counselors. These people work very hard during their study halls by answering phones, running to study halls to get people to talk to the Guidance Counselors and running a variety of er- rands. These people do a very good job and deserve some thanks. BOTTOM ROW: Brian Sand, Holly Trisco, Sue Burzynski. TOP ROW: Carla Schreoder, Dawn Schilz, Arnie Meyer, Chris Slivinski. Missing: Linda Pachi, Con- nie Wolf. It’s More Interesting Than You Think You might think of some posi- tions in this school as boring. “But could you imagine being able to hear the excuses people give when they did something that they shouldn’t have done.” According to Diane and Kelly this is the most interesting thing that happens in the office. Chris and Lynn said that when the army drug dogs came in, it was exciting because they didn’t expect it. All the office aides do very hard work and they deserve all the credit they get. It is not that easy being an office aide. If you don’t believe me just ask Teresa because just a few days after she started, she was all alone in the office and all three phones rang at one time. BOTTOM ROW: Penny Matuszewski. Chris Czubek, Kathy Lukowski, Michelle Royek, Kate Jessup. TOP ROW: Kelly Bielke, Terry Ogle, Jill Kotarak, Sue Bronecki. Lynn Tracy. New Senior Club BOTTOM ROW: Denise Pisarek, Wendy Koch, Kim Zaja, Karen Tomaich, and Sherry Stys. FIRST ROW: Anjanette Pelzek, Sue Grau, Julie Mandich, Diane Jensen, and Dawn Cor- bisier. SECOND ROW: Judy Schell, Kate Jessup, Janice Buchholz, Darlene Prouty, and Sue Esparza. BACK ROW: Dion Borkowicz, Steve Stojadinovic, A1 Pruszka, Bob Grove, Gary Gestwicki, Joe Cribb, Dave Kotke, and Terry Jackson. Club ’82 Club ’82 is a newly formed club. It was designed for the seniors who want to take a more active part in their last year at CHS. This club manages the senior class ac- tivities and helps with some community projects. Not only does this club do work and services, but also the club members go on many recreational field trips. Class Officers Senior Officers: Kate Jessup, Wendy Koch, Kim Kaja, and Dion Borkowicz. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Sue Plachinski-Vice President, and Stacey Krawczyk- Prsident. SOPHOMORES OFFICERS: Terri Kutsh- Treasurer, Lisa Hecker-President, and Kelly Maslowski-Vice President. 64 “I Am Your Student Council” I am the Student Council. I manage to keep myself very busy. I look back to the beginning of school. I can remember getting ready for this year: Planning ac- tivities, and ordering things for the bookstore. The bookstore is a job in itself. Keeping it filled with school sup- plies, plus the little extras like Christmas cards and the nifty pins all take time and much work. Finding people to give up their lunch hours to work isn’t the easiest job either. Homecoming was the next thing on my mind. Getting a band, plan- ning spirit week, and decorations was hard work. This year’s theme for Homecoming was Broadway. Spirit Week included costume day, fifties day, overall day and a dress up day. People always seemed to volunteer for all the work, but when the time came to do it people weren’t there. Michelle, (our president), worked hard on Homecoming, and all in all it turned out very well. In February I have my annual sing- ing Valentines. It’s always a good time and it’s so funny to see everyone get so embarrassed. This year I tried something new at Valentine’s Day: a computer match up. Everyone who participates filled out a card of information and the computer prints out a list of compati- ble people for you. What fun! I always have little projects going on, trying to raise money, getting pla- ques for the decorating, and just do- ing things to better our school. There is always a lot of red tape to go through to get anything done for students. When I want something I work as hard as I can to get it if it will better our school. 1st ROW: Ann Schildknecht, Laurie Wodjak, Tracy Peterson. Jaci Santi, Mary Mulqueen, Margaret Billo, Michelle St. Marie. 2nd ROW: Thu Dung Tieu, Barb Trefry, Debbie Martin- dale. 3rd ROW: Sue Saskowski, Lori Link, Peggy Stahl, Joey Evans, Sue Probst. 4th ROW: Stacy Krawczyk, Ann DelBovo, Julie Otte, Terri Kutch, Kelly Maslowski. 5th ROW: Andy Schoettner, Chris Urbaniak, Julie Wineinger. Lisa Hecker. 6th ROW: Sandy Duffek, Jeri Evens. 65 N.H.S.: “Because It Makes Me Feel Good” “You get a good feeling from N.H.S. because you’re helping other people.” Scott Best A few things N.H.S. does to help other people is: blood donor day, the canned food drive for Christmas, and eye and ear testing. “I enjoy being on N.H.S. and consider it a great privilege.” Nancy Bzdusek Some of the more enjoyable and fun things N.H.S. does are: hav- ing car washes, sponsoring a dance, and having a state wide N.H.S. convention. “I enjoy helping out CHS in any way I can. This is my last year ana I want to live my senior year to its fullest.” Liz Tatera N.H.S. has a special committee that goes around the school and writes down the improvements that they feel are needed. They follow out those ideas for improvements. “N.H.S. is a passively en- thusiastic group. We are dedicated and proud to benefit our community and we do a good job of it. After one project is completed, another will be started. This process continues throughout the year. You don’t need to be psyched up to help someone or some group, you must already have the desire to help them. In being compared to other groups, we are not as loud, therefore not many understand the purpose of our group. Those wno we benefit; know, understand, and ap- preciate the work that we do.” Mark Savin Officers: Liz Tatera — Secretary, Jeff Kubel — Parliamentarian, Steve Trinkl — President. Teri Ogle — Historian, Patty Solda — Treasurer, Barb Kunstman — Vice President. A “C” Club Member Is .. . • • someone who is willing to give up his her own time and efforts, to achieve certain goals he she has set for himself herself in any type of sport. Winning a letter isn’t all fun, it takes a lot of hard work! -Dawn Polasek .. someone who wants to help out on all activities and sports that go on in our school!” -Jackie Koehler • • someone who does good things to make going to events enjoyable.” -Patrice Walker There is a lone list of things a letter person does; here is a list of a few: selling mums at Homecomine. give a gift to the school with money made all year, have a dance, and sell programs and refreshments. You work just as hard to get your letter, as you do to be on C” Club. CANDID: Robin Koenig, Sue Schroeder. GROUP PICTURE: BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Matuszewski, Dottie Treloar, Patti Bondar, Julie Otte, Donna Tatera, Mary Jo Nowak, Dawn Polasek. 2nd ROW: Penny Schilling, Sherri Miller, Jackie Koehler, Laura Janicek, Liz Tatera, Jackie Hanerwas. 3rd ROW: Stacey Krawczk, Margaret Billo, Dawn Lecus, Chris Hersil, Pat Walker, Cheryl Segedi. 4th ROW: Sue Freichels, Sue Probst, Tony Slusar, Andy Schroettner. TOP ROW: Mr. Bowe, Vince Argondizzo. 67 AFS Student Dave Muller Dave Muller is this year’s AFS Stu- dent. He is staying with the Kintop family. Schools are different here than they are back home where Dave went to school in Switzerland. There everyone has to take thirteen subjects which include a variety of different languages, without any electives like graphic arts, mechanics or economic classes. Dave thinks that the after school sports are great. Dave par- ticipated in soccer and basketball in Switzerland and participated in volleyball, basketball, and track here. He also is in the Art Club. 68 AFS Club Did you ever wonder what AFS is all about? Well you can stop wonder- ing because I found out for you. AFS is a club that organizes different events to raise money to send Cudahy students to different countries. The club has bake sales, sells candy, organizes a talent show, which wasn’t done this 81-82 school year because of lack of participants. Well this is basically what AFS is. BACK ROW: Bob Janicek, Mark )ablonowski, Lisa Nowak. Beth Kovac. Jenny Skrobis, Dave Muller, Dave Harling. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Wojdac. FRONT ROW: Thu Dung Tieu, Lea Pliska, Gloria Lezala, Renae Fryer, Thu Van Tieu. 69 Come Sing Along With Me ALTos and 2nd SOPRANOS (TOP PIC. Pg. 70): Cheryl Bieniewski, Peggy Stoll, Terry Jo Ogle, Cindy Wenglewski, Kelly Kunesh. Patti Cindel, Marilynn Jamoretz, Sue Bronecki, Sherri Black, Stacy Izzo, Lisa Knoch, Jill Olson, Sue Burzynski, Karen Heinzelman, Terri Essig, Pam Swiatek, Vicki Owen. 2nd ROW: Teresa Duffek, Lori Littlefield, Jacalyn DeSalvo, Raquel Trevino. Jodi Engevold, Shelly Fix, Laurie Wojdac, Maria Lopez, Sue Esparza, Michelle St. Marie, Wally Robertson. 2st SOPRANOS (middle pic. pg. 70); TOP ROW: Jackson, Debi Ostrowski, Rachell Knutson, Ruth Ann Flick, Ramona Devlin, Jenny Mur- ray, Julie Bridich, Cheryl Kucnera, Darlene Prouty, Wendy Schumacher, Michelle Renning. 2nd ROW: Amy Corbett, Sue Pekar, Dione Gazdik, Cathy Shore, Carrie Deau, Bonnie Friedman, Fay Janusiak, Shelly Skowronski, Denise Sandahl. Basses and Tenors (Top Pic. Pg. 71) TOP ROW: Matt Stray. Joe Marks, Bob Lindberg, Dave Kouke. Bob Jaworski, Dean Buckner, Mike Kruszka, Mark Fossell, Mark Szymczak, Steve Heideman, Jerry Pisula, Jeff Fredrick, Don Richter, Steve Shanning, Dan Fueling. 2nd ROW: Gary Schluenz, Bob Swessel, Luke Roehrig, Dave Harling, Kevin Plath, Dana Peronto, Kevin Kotke, Dan Longer, Jeff Trapp, Jeff Placko, Dan Langer. GIRL’S CHORUS (bottom Pic Pg, 71) TOP ROW: Pam Raymond, Becky Wesell, Shelly Sztukowski, Brenda Peterson, Kelly Maslowski, Shelley Ninham, Janie Mattson, Leah Schulte, Mary Zink, Debbie Martindale. MIDDLE ROW: Cynthia Zierhart, Marie Simonis, Patty Marynik, Michelle Owen, Donna Peronto, Gina Schabla. Dawn Drehfal, Debra Flick, Joyce Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: Adarin Lanier, Kristi Zibolski, Tina Thames, Theresa Lanier, Barb Schwartz, Michelle Arndt, Dawn Ruedi, Sue Fortier. Renae Fryer. Kate Roehrig. Laura Sorenson. 71 Brass: TOP ROW: Don Rychlak, Dale Elenich, Cary Norberg, Paul Wield, Scott Fogel, Tim Reil, Gary Gestwicki, Nick Scaffidi, Dennis Simuncak, Chris Keith, Lynn Neuman, Robin Yank, Andy Dretzka, John Bankenbush, Dan Vaccaro. BOTTOM ROW: Jeanne Kaminski, Bob Grove, Chris Charney, Jerry Cribb, Scott Klotz, Tom Dietrich, Dean Matuszewski, Vince Argondizzo, Rose Munoz, Mike Nash, Jim Ciurlik, Martin Stibbe, Tim Bagniewski, Rick Lehouiller. Woodwind: TOP ROW: Debbie Hablewitz, Julie Furdek, Amy Dopuch, Anne DelBovo, Glen Kasmierski, Denise Kruger, Robin Grove, Kathy Heltemes, Jill Holson, Gloria Lezala, Ann Kra- jewski, Gene Gestwicki, Michelle Janicek, Kate Jessup, Pam Slogaski, Barb Morrison, Mark Jablonowski, Rich Ladell, Eric Balow. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Keith, Jill Kotarik, Beth Luppo, Dawn Singleton, Angela Grochowski, Tracy Thayer, Sue Probst, Desiree White, Lisa Cottier, Maribeth Winski, Kim Zemanovic, Darlene Mizia, Margaret Lopez, Jenny Treloar, Sue Freichels, Mary Krajewski, Dawn Champeau, Lea Pliszka, Steve Cecil, Joe Cribb. 72 Percussion TOP ROW: Terry Frome, Ed Zeman, Bob Martinez, Jim Laufenberg, Dave Reiman, Al Pruszka, Mark Huhn, Scott Walker. BOTTOM ROW: Lori Link, Mike Gaidosh, Ken Fixel, Bob Janicek, Brian Mudrock, Randy Kintop. Color Guard DRUM MAJOR ... Peggy Stark RIFLE SERGEANT... Sue Bronecki COLORGUARD ... Jacky Romich ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR .. . Jeff Palkowski Picture 1 TOP ROW: Peggy Stark, Pam Bulson, Kathy Kubik, Linda Seminaro, Jacky Romich, Gail Halverson. Janine Quartermont, Julie Otte, Shiela Cornwell, Cheryl Neuman, Mary Ellen Russel. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Krug, Dave Harling, Sue Bronecki, Margaret Billo, Debbie Ostrowski. Director of Bands: Mr. Kerry Dull 73 Cudahy Bands Cudahy Bands There are four different groups that the Cudahy Band members split up into during the year. These groups are: 1) Symphonic Band 2) Jazz Band 3) Pep Band 4) Marching Band Pep Band Gordy Smith, Denise Kruger, Lea Pliszka, Darlene Mizia, Gail Halverson, Sue Wood- bridge, David Harling, Kate Jessup, Anne Krajewski, Dawn Singleton, Thudung Tieu, Peggy Stark, Pam Slogaski, Machele Janicek, Joe Cribb, Jill Holson, Stephen Cecil, Cheryl Neuman, Jill Kotarak, Eric Balow, Gene Gestwicki, David Oleszak, Rich LaDell, Cheryl Krug, Jeanne Kaminski, Rick LeMoullier, Robin Yank, Doug Perkins, Amy Dopuch, Julie Furdik, Maribeth Winski, Ann Delbovo, Debbie Hablewitz, Kathie Kubik, Nick Seaffidi, Lynn Neuman, Gary Gestwicki, Dean Matuszowski, Jerry Cribb, Tim Bagnieski, Cary Norbert, Jeff Palkowski, John Bankenbusch, Martin Stibbe, Jim Ciurlik, Scott Klotz, Chris Charney, Mike Nash. Lori Link. Kenneth Fixel, Bob Janicek, Desiree White, Lisa Coutier, Frank Prilzlaff, Dale Elenich, Scott Walker. Jazz Band TOP ROW: Nick Seaffidi, Gary Gestwicki, Dale Elenich, Frank Pritzlaff, Scott Fogel, Lynn Neuman. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Walker, Sue Woodbridge, Scott Klotz, John Bankenbush, Martin Stibbe, Paul Weild, Jeff Palkowski, Chris Charney. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Gaidosh, Gordy Smith, Mark Huhn, Dan Vaccaro, Steve Cecil, Gene Gestwicki, Sue Probst. 74 Orchestra Orchestra is a group of many fine musicians. They range from the string bass to the piccillo. It includes all the strings and only a select group of band in- struments. The orchestra is run by Mr. Tresp. Orchestra ROW 1: Ken Fixel, Lori Link, Scott Walker, Cheryl Neuman, Paul Wield, Lynn Neuman, Amy Dopuch, Jeff Palkowski, Paul Culver, Dotty Treleor, Julie Furdik, Glen Kazmerski. ROW 2: Janice Mikolajczak, Robin Yank, Carl Baur, Mark Swessel, Gordy Smith, Lisa Nowak, Michelle Witt, Jackie Romich, Chris Chamey. ROW 3: Andy Dretzka, Kate Jessup, Pam Slogaski, Ralph Simpson, Karen Hunt, Drago Trifunovich, Jean Kaehler, Mary Rybicki. ROW 4: Mr. Tresp, Beth Kovac, Carol Evanow, Joyce Dud- zisrewski, Michelle Hintz. 75 Ski Club mourn mm The ski club had a very successful season this year. There was a lot of snow' which enabled them to take many trips. The big trip this year was to Cascade Mountain, but — was cut short because of a threatening snowstorm. The ski team was not involved this year because of lack of funds and late registration, so they will be the first to register next year. Thanks to Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Brzycki. Community Action Program Top Picture 1st ROW: Dina Buelow, Julie Gruener, Mary Ellen Russell, Maureen Folger, Tracy Kehoe. 2nd ROW: Penny Schilling, Terry Jo Ogle, Mike Schlund, Mike Scherkenbach. Bottom Picture Jim Hennlich, Oscar Cervera, Wally Bodwin, Robin Schmitt, Geri Kryger. 77 79 21 Out of 22 Ain’t Bad! MR. ROBERT SPRADER Sophomore English, Debate, Assistant Forensic Coach. ROW 1: Ted Beinlich, Paul Belsky, Ron Bartz, Jeff Bahling, John Boyd, Mark Antifinger, and Scott Bartoshevich. ROW 2: Dave Bates, Patty Bon- dar, Dave Alvarez, Eugene Blum, Lynn Bindas, Jim Borowski, and Tim Bagnieski. ROW 3: Diane Anderson, Joanne Anderson, Cheryl Bieniewski, Debbie Alvarez. Ted Arriens, and Jenny Blochowicz. ROBERT ALGRIN Bob’s Bandits Physical Education. B.A. Ripon College, M.A., U.W. Whitewater, 9th grade Basketball, Jr. High East. MR. ••DOWNTOWN’ , GET IT UP”, “SKY”, DO IT ALL”, WHITE THUNDER”, HAPPY EASTER , FILL IT , RIGHT ON , ALGRIN. ROW 1: Diane Burns, Karen Brzozowski, Bob Buerger, Mike Brody, Jim Ciurlik, Tom Cieszka, and Kevin Brown. ROW 2: Patty Cindel, Jasdeep Chawla, Suzanne Burdecki, Scott Chetto, Chris Charney, Suzanne Burdecki, Scott Chetto, Chris Charney, Suzanne Burdecki, Julie Bridich, Steve Cecil, Sharon Burditt, Sue Burszynski, and Ed Cherry. ROW 3: Ann Case, Tammy Cartrette, Pam Bulson, Ronna Butz. Donna Cartrette, and San- dy Bugni. Couldn’t Think of a Headline! MRS. JOHNSTONE Graduated from LaCrosse B.S. Degree, Majored in Physical Education. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Cribb, Amy Dopuch, Mario De Luca, Shiela Cornwell, Tom Dietrich, Amy Corbett. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Davis, Anne DelBovo, Mona Devlin, Mark Dovi, Hector Delgado, Dpve Dobrzynski, Tina Douglas, Tim Dombrowski. TOP ROW: Dan Curry, Matthew Demos, Mark Dewald, Tom Conjurski, Paul Culver, Brian Damitz, Ron Culver. BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Geiger, Carol Evanow, Dione Gazdik, Jodi Engevold, Terri Essig, Teresa Gacek. MIDDLE ROW: Tony Dufrane, Dale Elenich, Julie Furdek. TOP ROW: Dennis Dyszelski, Tony Gaigulak, Doug Golner, Scott Freeman, John Eisenmenger, Cnuck Golner, Scott Fogel. DIANE LINDENAU Junior English, World Literature, Film Study, B.S. University of Wise. Madison, M.S. University of Wise. Milwaukee, Drama Club, Forensic’s. Only Time Will Tell 83 Barry’s Truckers Too! PAULBARRY Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop, B.S. and M.S. Industrial Education-U.W. Stout BOTTOM ROW: Dan Hecimovich, Robin Grove, Gail Halverson, Sharon Hanna, Debbie Hablewitz, Gail Hermsen. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Grzesk, Karen Heinzelman, Ann Helstowski. TOP ROW: Rich Haines, Bill Herrick, Darryle Henry, Bruce Greiner, Rich Hanson, Steve Grams, Ben Hardy. Ms. Leu’s Homeroom PATRICIA LEU U.W. — Whitewater BOTTOM ROW: Tina Jeffery, Dawn Joas, Jill Immell, Donna Kac- zkowski, Kelly Keith, Terry Jacobson. MIDDLE ROW: Kevin Hildreth, Leah Hoffarth, Mark Jaeger, Joe Jenders. TOP ROW: Jim Karweik, Jeff Kilps, Jeff Johnson, Glenn Horozewski, Jim Jarantowski, Rick Jones, Tim Ice. 84 You’re Late, So Why Can’t We ROBERT BRZYCKI Social Heritage, Sr. Social Studies, Asst. Track Coach BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Kolbe, Cheryl Kuchera, Jeanne Kukor, Amy Komorowski, June Kmieciak, Joe Kuka. MIDDLE ROW: Jackie Koehler, Cheryl Krug, Kris Kling, Ann Krajewski, Chris Ksobiech, Gary Kraeger, Chris Koskovich, Kathie Kubik, Beth Ann Kovac, Lisa Krucky. TOP ROW: Cindy Kollatz, Tom Kowalski, Todd Klotz, Mark Knaak, Jill Kotarek, Doug Kurz, Stacey Krawczyk. Cell Block 143 PHILLIP WILKE Senior English BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Lisowski, Cheryl Manzeck, Kristin Lunde, John Lisowski, Leigh Magnuson, Bonnie LaFountaine. MIDDLE ROW: Gloria Lezala, Judy Lahr, Nick Laskowski, Tim Lukes, Ben Magestro, Lori Littlefield. TOP ROW: Kevin Lacher, Rich Mahnke, Tim Last, Tony Langowski, Rich LeHouillier, Tim Lausier, Beth Lupo. 87 Only 1 More Year? MR. MICHAEL SKIBA B.S. - UW Stout BOTTOM ROW: Chris Miller, Darlene Mizia, Kristi Meeks, Janice Mikolajczak, Joanne Mikolajczak, Rose Munoz. MIDDLE ROW: Sherri Miller, Dave Mattmiller, David Morrison, Mike Masarik, John Moczynki, Julie Mish, Carol Morrison. TOP ROW: Brendan Moran, Jenny Murray, Dean Monty, Keith McKendry, Arnie Meyer, Wayne Musha, Mike Mikula. QB in ’83 MR. LAURENCE ZIBELL Plane Geometry, Elementary Algebra, B.S. U.S. Milwaukee, M.S. U.W. Milwaukee. BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Paccagnella, Jill Olson, Lisa Nowak, Paul Parker, Darlene Nall, Vicki Owen. MID- DLE ROW: Mike Ninko, James Olejniczak, Jeff Nowak, Gary Notham. TOP ROW: Sue Nelson, Matt Pachi, Paul Pallen, Ron Paul, Randy Nerat, Fil Pascolini. 88 Class Juniors MRS. NOLAN-BURGER B.S. Sociology, U.W. Whitewater, MSE, U. of Wis.-Milwaukee. ROW 1: Steve Plachinski, Al Quartermont, Jeff Pekar, Dan Popodi, Ken Prodzinski, Jim Povolo, and Cheryl Popple. ROW 2: Mike Piche, Kim Pecheriza, Bob Pekar, Steve Pliszka, Shelley Plath, and Keith Peters. ROW 3: Tracy Peterson, Denise Peeper, James Piemeisel, Susan Plachinski, Sue Ponec, and Jody Putz. Steinke’s Sweathogs MARY ROSE LORENZINI STEINKE Sophomore and Junior English, Speech Reading, F.T.A. Advisor, Forensics Coach, B.A. and M.Ed. Marquette University. ROW 1: Rick St. John, Beth Schumacher, Tim Riel, Andy Schreottner, Tom Rutkowski, Steve Schanning, and Pat Scherkenbach. ROW 2: Dan St. Onge, Sue Rytman, Ron Serocki, Penny Schwartz, Debbie Scott, Brian Schroepfer, Lucilio Serra, and Wendy Schumacher. ROW 3: Shelle Sepanski, Michelle Renning, Greg Rice, Kelly Schellenberger, Ann Marie Schildknecht, and Mary Senger. 91 Otte’s Outstanding Oddities BARBARA A. OTTE Advanced Speech, Speech 10, English 10, B.S. English, Speech, at U.W. Oshkosh, 3 Act Plays — Director, Forensics Assistants. BOTTOM ROW: Stacie Sorce, Jenny Stevens, Gordy Smith, Julie Simuncak, Pam Slogaski, Cathy Shore, Chris Stockman, Jeff Steffen. MIDDLE ROW: Shelley Skowronski, Laurie Stoll, John Spicer, Chris Stewart, Tony Skibba, Tony Slusar, Lisa Soltis, Sheline Skudlarczyk, James Stevenson, Mark Sieger. TOP ROW: Mike Stolz, Mike Strehlow, Rolf Stibbe, Dan Sheehan, Mike Sheben, Rick Straszewski, Chris Slivinski. Good Look in Homeroom MR. MIKE McCURDY Economics, Government, B.S. Eau Claire, M.S. Whitewater ROW 1: Jim Truel, Jeff Trapp, Jim Totka, Mark Szymczak, Dan Vaccaro, Todd Tuma, and Mark Swessal. ROW 2: Christine Ur- baniak, Tim Tamowski, Jean Swanson, and Inda Ugrina. ROW 3: Eve Thielen, Holly Trisco, Cathy Sucharski, Linda Van Eimeran, Carolyn Szydel, and Pam Swiatek. 92 The Best Are Last H. J. TRZECIAK Stevens Point B.S. St. Mary’s College-M.S., Biology. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Wier, Ed Zeman, Kelly Witkowski, Ron Zeniecki, Connie Wolf, Connie Warren. MIDDLE ROW: Joel Weber, Kim Wagner, Julie Wine- inger, Don Wenzel, David Wenzel, Maureen Whalen, Cindy Wenglowski, Kim Witkowski, Sue Wilde. TOP ROW: Pete Wood, Dan Zwelinski, Tom Weber, Phil Zim- mer, Joe Wesela, Scott Walker, Brian Webb. 94 I Was Lost but Now I’m Found ROW 1: Walter Robertson, Dave Shabla, and Roger Barber. ROW 2: Steve Schilz, Frank Fletchner, Pete Luedke, Pete Kachellek, and Terry Frome. ROW 3: Sue Probst, Leah Junkans, Coleen Ireland, Corrine Braun, and Lori Zwick. You Can’t Hear Down in the Fieldhouse ROW 1: Gary Posda, John Gross, Sherry Olszewski, Francis Grzeca, and Jeff Palkowski. ROW 2: Kathy Lukowski, Jackie Magestro, Pat Riley, Jim Laufenburg, Shawn Grimm, Penny Vad, and June Kmieciak. ROW 3: Jenny Thompson, Theresa Duffek, Thu Dung Tieu, Lynn Nueman, Chris Lauters, and Kay Klug. 95 There Must Have Been a Reason for this Madness If someone would ask me why I went out for track I would have a hard time answering them. The practices are usually long and hard. At the beginning of a practice we all do exercises to loosen up. As I'm stretching I can feel the pain in my muscles from the days before practice. Well after I'm all loose we run a few laps to warm up. Now the real practice begins. We start off with a fewf easy 440’s. Of course, an easy 440 is supposed to be done at full speed. After our 440’s we’ll move on to other races and by the end of the practice I’ve probably run over 5 miles. Of course, all of these practices pay off on the day of a meet. Imagine the excitement of the first meet. You’re tense and nervous as you position yourself at the starting blocks. In your mind you’re thinking of all the things that could go wrong. What if you trip and fall, while leaving the star- ting blocks? Or what if you hand-off to someone from a different team? Suddenly, the gun goes off and the race has started. You work your way past most of the runners, now it’s just down to you and one other guy. As you get closer to the finish line suddenly you get a burst of energy and you are past it first. With your heart pounding and sweat dripping down your face you walk over to find out your time. You go up to the person w:ho’s supposed to have your time only to have them say Oh gee I’m sorry but I didn’t get your time. I forgot to start the stop watch.” Before I know it the season is over. The strange thing is that I actually look forward to next years season. So if you ask me why I go out for track, it’s probably because I’m crazy. Indoor Dual Record 9 wins 2 loses Packer Indoor Champs Suburban Indoor-5th place Outdoor Cudahy 80 SM 56 Kozv Relays-3rd place Suburban Relays-6th place Hale Invitational-2nd place Sub Outdoor-5th place Sectionals-4th place Conference Champs: Rob Wegner-Shotput Ron Culver-Discus Shot Put Relay State Qualifiers Ken Kubisz-High Jump Rob Wegner-Shot Put and Discus (3rd in State Meet for Shot Put) 56'8 School Records Greg Parker-45 yd dash 5.1 Ken Kubisz-High Jump 6'6 Indoor Ken Kubisz-High Jump6'7 Outdoor 1 98 3 PEOPLE IDENTIFIED IN PICTURES: 1. BOTTOM ROW: Ken Kubisz, Jeff Sanfelippo. Jay Blochowicz, Rick LeHoyillier, Doug Kura. TOP ROW: Coach Meyer, Ron Paul, Mike Barutha, Dave Kamedulski, Oscar Curvera, Jim Cuirlik, Jim Povolo, Rick St. John. Mike Mikula, Keith Kubisz, Tony Slusar. 2. Coach Brzycki. Jeff Nowack, Rick St. John. Darrel Peterson, Al Riley, Chuck Cartwright, John Ricciardi, Pete D’Acquisto, Dave Kamedulski. Tom Kowalski, Tony Slusar, Jim Stevenson. Doug Kurz, Tim Reil. 3. Rob Wegner, John Ric- ciardi. 4. Scott Walker, Jeff Gavinski, Brendon Moran, Bob Povolo, Jeff Blochowiczo, John Charney, Chris Stuart, Jim Cuirlik. Greg Hardenbrook. TOP ROW: Mike Conrad, Ed Witkowski, Mike Buerger. Tom Cieczka, Scott Nowakowski, Tim Reil, Mike Stolz. Mark Szymczak, Jim Burowski, John Ricciardi, Coach Thalmen. 5. Coach Dean, Pete Wood. Ron Culver, Dave Walker, Steve Pliszka, Dar- rel Peterson, Tony Skibba, Rob Wegner, Mark Armbruster. Tony Sparicino, Mike Mesarik, Tom Wood. 99 Sometimes, I Just Wonder Sometimes I wonder why I ever went out for track, especially at practices when we were working out. But we did always try to make the practices fun. like the time when Mr. Delaney told us to do our quarter mile and we all fell on top of Rita or when we would have to run loops and do some serious puddle-jumping. Boy, did we get dirty. I guess everything was well worth it, especially when Rita Sheehan and Lisa I Ieidemen went to state and everyone was so proud of them. When I sit down and think of it I guess I wouldn't have traded the experience of being on track for anything in the world. Julie Furdek, Barb Heyer, Cindy Wenglevvski, Row Two: Coach Delaney, Laurie Matszweski, Cheryl Segedi, Julie Otte, Robin Koenig, Barb Ryterski, Patti Bon- dar. Row Three: Karen Hunt, Maureen Novak. Rita Sheehan, Rose Munoz. Cheri Protasiwiez. Dotty Treloar Pam Bulson, Sheila Cornwell, Sue Probst, Row Two: Linda Semanaro, Karla Ku- jawa, Dawn Palosek, Tina Dietrich. Captains Danee Wood, Lisa Heideman. Page Two: Field Row One, Sherry Halverson, Patrice Walker, Sherri Miller, Jackie Koehler, Row Two: Sheila Cornwell. Robin Yank, Barb Kunstman, Jody Putz ROW 1: Karen Hunt. ROW 2: Scott Walker, Mike Conrad, Mike Buerger, Julie Moran, Robin Koenig, and Margret Lopez. ROW 3: Dottie Treloar, Julie Otte, Cheryl Segedi, Paula Pehowski, and Pam Bulson. ROW 4: Rose Munoz, Laurie Matuszewski, and Patti Bondar. ROW 5: Jim Borovvski, Coach Wetzel, Coach Thalman, Mark Szymczak, Diane Williams, Jim Ciurlik, Dan Lesch, Jamie Lesch, Gale Quartamont, and Lisa Kobb. ROW 6: Chris Boborowicz, Steve Nelson, Mike Stolz, Brendan Moran, and Dave Damgaard. ROW 7: Drago Trifunovich, Dan Langer, Tom Kluck, and Jeff Polachowski. Follow Me to Wausau STATE! STATE! was heard during the last quarter mile of the boy's varsity race on Saturday October 24. State was writ- ten on their hands and arms, and it became a reality. They were going to the state meet in Wausau. At the state meet they finished in 8th place. Freshman, Diane Williams also went to state, because she finished first at the sectional meet. In Wausau she finished in 23rd place. There were many more accomplishments before going to state. At the Southeastern Invitational both the boy’s and girl’s varsity placed 2nd. The junior varsity won the meet. Our next invitational was the Pulaski Invitational. Even though the sun was shining and the temperature was in the 70’s the boy’s var- sity still won. The girl’s varsity finished in 3rd place. Girl’s and boy’s junior varsityfinished in 2nd place. The hardest invita- tional was the Port Washington Invitational, and that was because of a quarter mile hill. Even with the hill the boy’s var- sity finished in 2nd and the girl’s varisty took 4th. The boy’s junior varsity placed 3rd. The next meet was Suburban and tne boy’s varsity finished in 2nd place. Our top 4 runners placed within the first 15 runners. The girl’s varsity finished in 5th place and Diane Williams took 2nd place. We can’t have a cross country team without the coaches and we wouldn’t have accomplished all that we did without them. Thanks Mr. Wetzel and Mr. Thalman for a super year!!! 103 The Only Time Love Means Nothing VARSITY: Coach Nackers. Rob Gagliano, Tom Puetz, Jay Sepanski, Vance Immel, Mike Delbovo, Jeff Sajdak, Tom Putirskis, Joe Kuka, Hung Dang, Frank Pritzlaff. 104 “It’s Not My ‘Fault’.” RECORD — 17 wins 49 loses This year’s award winners were: M.V.P. — Susan Pritzlaff ROOKIE OF THE YEAR — Marybeth Winski MOST IMPROVED - Debbie Martindale CAPTAINS — Michelle St. Marie and Susan Pritzlaff I y. — TOP ROW: Randi Butz, Brenda Schwartz. Sarah Cecii, Lisa Peirson, Pam Slogaski, Debbie Rablewitz. Mr. Thiry. Ann Schildknecht, Becky Litka. Marbeth Winski. BOTTOM ROW: Georgia McGuff. Cheryl Bieniewski, Kris Melotik. JEnny Schultz. Laurie Stoll. Shelle Sepanski. Candid — Cathy Paccagnella VARSITY: Cookie Tieu, Kathy White. Janet Puetz, Debbie Martindale. Mary Payne, Mr. Thiry. Penny Schilling. Susan Pritzlaff, Thu Dung Tieu. KNEELING: Ann Mahnke. Michelle St. Marie__________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. ) WHY DID YOU GO OUT FOR TENNIS? “I love the challenge.” Ann Schildknecht “I like to compete with other people Kris Melotik 2. ) WHAT DO YOU LIKE THE MOST ABOUT TENNIS? “The team spirit.” Ann Schildknecht “getting to meet a lot of new people.” Cheryl Bieniewski 3. ) IS THERE ANYTHING SPECIAL YOU DO BEFORE A GAME TO GET YOURSELF PSYCHED-UP? “Concentrate on the strategy your coach tried to teach you in practice the day before” Ann Mahnke. “I give myself a pep talk and think if I lose Mr. Thiry will kick me off the team” Ann Schildknecht 4. ) WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT BEFORE A MATCH? “Food!” Randi Butz. “Winning!” Ann Mahnke. 5. ) WHAT IS YOUR MIND ON DURING A MATCH? “What their strategy is and how to break it.” Penney Schilling. ... always be ready for the im- possible!” Thu Van Tieu. “I try to keep thinking that even though everyone else says they’re better, I must try my very hardest.” Georgia McGuff. 1981-82 JV and Varsity Spikers ROW 1: Wally Bowden (Manager). Jim Henlich. Mark Dovi, and Mark Butz. ROW 2: Dave Mueeler, Todd Westhauser, Jeff Nowak. Dave Rasberry, Andy Schroettner, and Coach Hoffman. ROW 1: Scott Klotz, Greg Holflain, Tim Bagnieski. Arland Barr, Tim Cosier, Dan Olszak. ROW 2: Jay Westhauser. Brian Mollberg, Kevin Meeks, Islam Hasa, Paul Pallen, Tim Hesiak, Tim Wiza. 106 “Finest Cudahy Has Ever Produced” Dean BACK ROW: Mr. Dean, Jackie Hauerwas, Sue Freichels, Stacey Krawczyk, Karen Bersinski, Liz Tatera, Barb Kuntsman, Sue Nelson, Julie Furdek, Kris Savinski. FRONT ROW: Donna Beulow, Cheryl Newman, Robin Yank, Donna Tatera, Lynn Newman, Margret Billo, Jill Olsen, Joanne Mikolajczak. The 1981 Girls Volleyball team was the finest Cudahy has ever produced. This year’s squad through determination, ability, and attitude set records in team wins and conference standing. “I believe the reasons for this fine showing were a team committ- ment to excellence and the leadership provided by our seniors.” SETTER AWARD — Barb Kuntsman, SPIKER AWARD - Liz Tatera, M.V.P. — Barb Kuntsman Conference Record: 23-7 Overall Record: 49-26 Cudahy Spiker Invitational 2nd John Marshall Invitational 3rd Hamilton Invitational 2nd W.I.A.A. Regional 1st W.I.A.A. Sectional 4th All Conference Barb Kunstman — Liz Tatera Instant Swimmer Just Add Water The '81-'82 girls swim team season began August 17 with many strange occurrences. Those first two weeks we had different ideas about practice than Miss Herman did. In the afternoon we were supposed to run and do weights on alternate days. On the running days there weren’t any coaches with us, so one group went swimm- ing in Lake Michigan and one went to sit around at a swimmer’s house. We made it through those first two weeks alright, but then came those early morning prac- tices! That was a sight to see, a bunch of spaced out swimmers drifting in at 6:15 a.m. Our junior varsity girls went undefeated. Even though our varsity had a tough conference, we didn't do too bad. We improved our positions at the Suburban and Sec- tional meets over last year’s record. This year’s season was really one to be remem-ered, as we made many new friends and had a great time. 108 a R( 1981-1982 Roster |UN or!) VARSITlj: Denise Walker,1 Kfcs Henschef, Sue Plachinski, Mona Devlin, Lc r- raine Nelson, Joyce Anderson, Katie Lorenz, Ann Helstowski, and DaWff B8f:us. VARSITY: Lynn Tracy, Chris Hersil, Chris Jutrzonka (Co-Captain), Lynn Pelzak, Brenda Kossel, Dana Schultz, Carrie Monarato, Michelle Phipps, Sharon Wier, Kathy Heltemes, Amy Komorowski, Laura Janicek (Co-Captain), Peggy Stark, Mike Callihan (Assistant Coach), and Terri Hermann (Head 109 VARSITY: ROW 1: Missing Dan Lesch and Scott Lecus. ROW 2: Steve Plachinski, Rob Gagliano, and Joe Minerath. ROW 3: Mario Deluca, Mark Kossel, Dave Rasberry, Mike Mikulay, and Chris Belsky. ROW 4: Don Wenzel, Mike Piche, John Plachinski, Jamie Lesch, and Jeff Johnson. ROW 5: Paul Lunde, Debbie Flick, Chris Jutrzonka, Coach Mike Callihan, and Coach Bob Sedlacek. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: Randy Frymark and Dan Washkuhn. ROW 2: Todd Polasek, Todd Murray, and Ron Adamec. ROW 3: Mike Strom, Chris Bobrowicz, Jeff Gaidosh, and Mike Wiec- zorkowski. ROW 4: Rick Jaeger, Wayne Musha, Jeff Steffen, Galen Lemke, and Steve Miller. ROW 5: Coach Bob Sedlacek, Paul Lunde, Debbie Flick, Chris Jutrzonka. and Coach Mike Callihan. 110 Records Broken; The Rest Are Soakin’ The Boys' Swim Team started their season November 16 only to look forward to about three and one half months of hard work. Practices were held daily after school with optional morning workouts. A lot of new team records were set this season. Mark Kossel set a new record in the 100 fly, 200 IM, and 100 breastroke. Jeff Johnson set a new record in the 50 free. The 200 medley relay team consisting of Steve Plachinski, Mark Kossel, Dave Rasberry, and Jeff Johnson also set a new record. The boys really had a tough conference this year, but were able to finish in 9th place, with some swimmers placing in the finals for their event. Mark Kossel placed 3rd in the 200 individual medley and Jeff Johnson placed 5th in the 100 freestyle. Throughout the season all the swimmers made noticeable improvements in their strokes and times. It’s a Mind Game Golf really is a mind game. I could go out and practice every day for hours upon hours until I can’t any more, but if I don’t concentrate and tell myself what I want to do, all those hours aren’t worth anything. When I wake up the day of a meet the same thoughts always go through my mind. That first tee-off: All that pressure of hitting that little white ball with everyone watching me, first I try to psyche myself up, and visualize all the shots I will be using during the round, because each hole presents new pro- blems and new challenges. Short distance holes may seem Golf Meets Bay Mini, tie 2nd Wauk So., South Milwaukee, Cudahy, 2nd Janesville Invite., 14th Horlick Quad., 2nd Horlick Mini, tie 3rd Bay Invite., 3rd King Mini, 3rd South Milwaukee, Cudahy, 1st Waukesha Bestball, 4th Cudahy Mini, 1st Tosa Quad, 3rd State Regionals, 1st Surburban Final, 4th State Sectionals, 4th Returning Lettermen: Mark Dovi, Jim Hecker, Jeff Kubel. Jim Totka, Steve Trinkl. Lettered Bob Boknevitz, Mike Borzick, Joel Buchholz, Tom Krajewski. Numbered: Mario DeLucca, Mark Jaeger, Jeff Kilps, Tony Langowski, Lucio Serra. Pictured in 4: Left to right: Mark Dovi, Steve Trinkl, Jeff Kubel, John Kunstman, and Mike Bindas. easier than long distance holes but the distance has nothing to do with how easy the hole is. What matters is how the course is set up. Once at your goal — the green, your problems have just begun. Many factors may result in the score of your game; like the curves of the greens, moisture on the green, and the smoothness of the green. If I don't control my emotions at the 18th hole, it could either be the high of my game or a very depressing moment. I wish I could say this has just been another round of golf but that never happens. 112 TOP ROW: Vince Argondizzo, Mr. Lynde, Jay Wehner, Dana Peronto, Dave Schabla, Jeff Fredrick, Phil Martell, Mr. Vandervest. 4th ROW: Darryl Janicek, Tom Mikula, Dave Thein, Glen Haase, AI Quartemont, Milan Mom- cilovic, Mark Melotic, Marty Pietruszka. 3rd ROW: Dan Clark, Todd Schley, Dan Feuling, Mark Brault, Jeff Meeks, Jerry Golding, Don Rychlak, Dennis Simuncak. 2nd ROW: Jerry Pisula, Jim Leranth, Pete Rytman, Jim Malovec, Geoff Van Eimeran, Joe Minerath, Craig Langowski, Glen Jesse. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Marian, Tom Kujawa, Dean Koenig, Vince Curatola, Steve Tracy, Ralph Simpson, Dan Zabludowski, Chris Keith, Pete Luedke. Not in Picture: Norm Siegel, Rob Nelson. “B” Team Football Scoreboard Cudahy 0 Tosa West 13 Cudahy 0 Waukesha North 22 Cudahy 7 Waukesha South 10 Cudahy 14 Marquette 7 Cudahy 32 South Milwaukee 26 Cudahy 28 West Allis Central 12 Cudahy Milwaukee West Forfeit Cudahy 27 Whitefish Bay 6 Cudahy 25 Racine Horlick 6 Do you think you had a good season? “It was a great season and we had excellent coaches!” Pete Luedke “It got off to a rough start, but everything fell into place and we played like the team we always were.” Tom Kujawa 113 Coaches Phil Martell, Mr. Vandervest, and Mr. Lynde with Most Valuable Player Dennis Simuncak. The Team That Took Us All the Way BOTTOM ROW: Tom Wood, Jason Blochowicz. 1st ROW: Al Pruszka, Kraig Zibolski, Dan Jef- fery, Paul Wield, Greg Parker, Keith Kubisz, Kurt Bajczyk, Bob Grove, Ken Kubisz. 2nd ROW: Mr. Trickey, Al Riley, Dave Kameulski, Dave Helm, Oscar Cervera, Darrel Peterson, Mike Meyers, Bob Wink, Mark Armbruster, John Schultz, Ed Kujawa, Mr. Schmidt. 3rd ROW: Mr. Venne, Jim Laufenburg, Paul Parker, Steve Pliszka, Dean Monty, Tony Gargulak, Jeff Kilps, Mario DeLuca, Joe Paul, Steve Plachinski, Mr. Bowe. 4th ROW: Ron Paul, John Nogay, Mark Jaeger, Arnie Meyer, John Tice, Jeff Pekar, Jeff Bahling, Dennis Dyszelski. 5th ROW: Keith Peters. Pete Wood, Mark Savin, Steve Stojadinovic, Jim Karweik, Tim Lukes, Tony Skibba, Mike Masarik, Matt Pachi. 6th ROW: Tom Cieszka, Chris Geiger, Tom Kowalski, Rick St. John, Rich Mannke, John Lisowski, Christ Probst, Jeff Trapp, Jeff Gavinski. 7th ROW: Darryle Henry, Mark Huhn, Bruce Greiner, Dan Sheehan. COACHES: LEFT: Mr. Venne, Mr. Bowe, Mr. Trickey, Mr. Schmidt. 114 Conference Champs State Playoffs Team Creates Excitement for All This year was an exciting and rewarding year for the Cudahy football team. It was a year long awaited. Since the freshman at East went 6-0. Then East and West com- bined and formed the best B-squad Mr. Vanervest ever had and they went 9-0. The varsity coaches were watching this very intently and were waiting for this group to hit the varsity. Their junior year this special breed of Packers took the varis- ty by storm and has 17 players starting. The Packers mastered a 7-2 record. Coach Bowe and everybody including the papers predicted this was the best group of Packers and expected them to win the conference. The first game was non-conference against Tosa West and the highly spoken of Packers fell flat on their faces and lost. Bowe told them not to worry it was only non-conference. After that tne Pack ran- off eight straight victories. The last against Racine Horlick who was also undefeated in conference play. Cudahy easily beat them and started getting ready for the state playoffs against Madison West. The Coaches from Madison West said Cudahy hadn’t faced as good an offense as he had. This got the Pack fired up, but after the first half neither offense really looked impressive. The 7-3 West lead looked like enough to win. After halftime the Pack came out smoking took a 14 point lead. On- ly to lose on a baa snap on a punt 19-17. The excitement that this group created by their deeds will be hard to reproduce, yet here at Cudahy we know the feelings will be here again. All Conference Players John Shultz, 15 Ed Kujawa, 77 Tom Wood, 57 Greg Parker, 22 Ken Kubisz, 22 Mark Armbruster, 65 Jeff Bahling, 66 Kraig Zibolski, 33 116 Our Last Stop: Madison The season’s excitement reached its peak when 5 Cudahy busses and a huge number of cars reached Madison Memorial’s field and Madison West won a close battle by the score of 19 to 17. 117 A Very Successful Year Again for Mr. Trickey and B Team Elkorn 63-42 Whitefish Bay 61-72 West Milwaukee 27-38 West Allis Hale 47-35 Hartford 52-41 Tosa East 47-35 South Milwaukee 48-32 West Allis Central 59-39 Milwaukee West 38-36 Shorewood 64-44 Riverside 37-32 Racine Horlick 56-52 Waukesha South 53-44 Milwaukee Juneau 34-38 South Milwaukee 36-35 Milwaukee King 64-37 Tosa West 59-62 Waukesha North Wins in bold type BACK ROW: Dan Clark (Manager), Steve Tracy, George Wolbert, Brad Cretens, Tom Kluck, Mark Slusar, Glenn Haase, Dean Buckner, Tom Ku- jawa, Mike Michalski, Steve Bautch, Dean Koenig, Dennis Simuncak, Vince Curatola, Vince Argondizzo (manager). FRONT ROW: Coach Freichels, Brian Fojtik, Nick D’Acquisto, Coach Trickey. The second Half: The Wheels Came Off BACK ROW: Coach Trickey, Glenn Horozewski, Todd Westhauser, Darryle Henry, Jeff Nowak, Coach Hassemer, John Schultz, Bob Wink, Jeff Kubel, Brian Santi, Coach Meyer. FRONT ROW: Jeff Wiza, Tim Griffith, Mike Hecker, Todd Tuma, Steve Trinkl, Rich Mahnke, Rick Jones, Chris Ksobiech, Dave Mueller. Elkhorn 59-41 West Allis Hale West Milwaukee 58-41 Whitefish Bay ‘Hartford 60-58 West Allis Central South Milwaukee 61-51 Wauwatosa East Milwaukee West 59-45 Shorewood Milwaukee Riverside 58-57 Racine Horlick Waukesha South 60-58 Milwaukee Juneau Wauwatosa West 73-52 Milwaukee King ‘South Milwaukee 55-61 Waukesha North 61-50 72-53 76-67 50-49 75-61 54-49 78-70 78-55 119 Girls Rebound to Best Season Ever The girls’ basketball team led by captain Liz Tatera finished their season with a 13-5 record. This placed them 5th in the Suburban Conference. Leading the team in scoring was Mary Jo Nowak with 281 points. Shelly Plath led the team in assists with 115. The leading rebounder was Sue Freichels with 195. The best free throw Eercentage of 63% was attained y Liz Tatera. Donna Tatera, Stacey Krawczyk, Mary Zink, Jenny Blochowicz, and Lori Link all helped make this year their best year ever! VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW: Lori Link, Jenny Blochowicz, and Donna Tatera. TOP ROW: Stacey Krawczyk, Shelly Plath, Sue Freichels, Mary Zink, and Mary Jo Nowak. JUNIOR VAR- SITY: BOTTOM ROW: Penny Matuszewski, Maureen Olejnic- zak, Linda Sopik, and Donna Peronto. TOP ROW: Mrs. Romag, Leah Jeankin, Lisa Hecker, Jo Anne Jagodzinski, Manna Pavolic, Mary Corbisier, and Michelle Salzman. Success Cudahy Opponent 56 — Franklin — 38 51 — West Mil. — 32 58 — South Mil. — 63 74 — Mil. Pulaski — 54 52 — Mil. West — 42 60 — Greenfield — 45 44 — Mil. Riverside — 29 49 — Wauk. South — 41 52 — Tosa West — 40 50 — W. A. Hale — 45 37 — Whitefish Bay — 52 41 — Rac. Horlick — 74 49 — Shorewood — 47 58 — W.A. Central — 35 75 — Mil. Juneau — 65 33 — Wauk. North — 55 50 — Mil. King — 34 46 — Tosa East — 58 122 VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW: Bill Dettlaff, Scott Fogel, Ben Magestro, Tom Puetz, Jerry Blochowicz, Kelly Schellenberger. TOP ROW: Coach Brien- zo, Craig Hauski, Jim Hennlich, Kurt Bajczyk, Dave Lackowski, Al Riley, Darrel Peterson, Jay Blochowicz, Tony Curatola, Pat Riley, Tom Weber, Darrel Jaskulski, Coach Cal Wetzel, Joel Weber. 124 JUNIOR VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW: Ben Hardy, Jeff Meeks. Dan St. Onge, Dave Schabla, Robert Janicek, Craig Hauski. MIDDLE ROW: Jay Wegner, Ken Fixel, Randy Kintop, John Moczynski, Ed Cherry. TOP ROW: Coach Cal Wetzel, Dan Fueling, Hoo Nose, Steve Crum, Joel Zawikowski, Arnie Meyer, Jerry Colding, Glen Jesse, Tom Ciezka, Coach Dan Brienzo. Up and Down Season for Packer Wrestlers This year the wrestling team had their good times and their bad times. They won one-half of their dual meets beating such teams as West Milwaukee, South Milwaukee, Riverside, and Juneau. They also tied for 5th place in the Suburban Conference. There were five wrestlers that qualified for the sectional competition, but only one was able to make it to the state meet. Tom Puetz, Joel Weber, Tom Weber, and Tony Curatola all qualified for the sectional meet. Darrel Peterson made it to the state meet. Tony Curatola: 26-3 record, 24 initial takedowns, 12 pins, and 167 team points. Darrel Peterson: 26-1 record, 22 init. tkdwns, 13 pins, 164 Vi team pts. 2 Time Sub. Champ ... 3 Time Reg. Champ ... 2 Time Sec. Champ . State ’81=3rd, State ’82=5th. 125 Wrestlerettes Benefit the Wrestling Program The wrestlerettes are the wrestling cheerleaders who tried to make this year a little more exciting. Besides bringing enthusiasm to the wrestling meets, they work very hard on their routines, and also help Mr. Wetzel out. This year the wrestlerettes did a fine routine at one of the pep rallies. But this year the Wrestlerettes also had their bad times too. They started out with six girls and endea up with four. No matter how many Wrestlerettes there are they always do a fantastic job. Pictured are: Tammy Kranz, Dawn Lecus, Therese Dietrich. Picture 1 Dione Gazdik. Pom-Pons This year the 1982 Pom-Pon squad consists of 20 girls. These girls put in many long hours of hard practice, not only do they have practice during 4tn hour every day but they practice after school and even during the summer. The pom-pon girls dazzle us with their half-time routines at every home football and basketball game. They all make the half-time en- joyable and pleasant to watch. Some of the most memorable things experienced by the 1982 pom-pon squad are: — The thrill of making the squad. — Kris Henschel’s going away party. — The records never starting out right for the assemblies. — Cheryl Reszka faling down during practice. — Making new friends. — The routine with the glowing lights. — Freezing our legs to and from school. — The state playoff game for football at Madison. PICTURED ARE: BOTTOM ROW: julie Schulgen, Kristi Zibolski. Amy Corbett. Sue Schroeder, Debbie Gaidosh, julie Culver, Debbie Hablewitz, Kim Fosmore. TOP ROW: Chris Miller, Renee Harvey, Sharon Burditt, Carla Schroeder, Sandy Mayford, Sharon Hanna, Dawn Schilz, Cheryl Reszka, Jackie Hauerwas, Karen Brzozowski. NOT PICTURED ARE: Lynn Bindas and Mary Ellen York. PIC- TURE 1: Captains Debbie Gadoish and Mary Ellen York. ADVISOR: Ms. Herman. 127 A Cheer to Remember Even though the squad was small, the memories were great! Everyone on the squad left a lasting impression on each other. I don’t think any of the cheerleaders will forget these moments: Judy: Which way is it to Cudahy? Are we dumb? I don’t mean to sound rude but... Lynn: Why don’t you just turn your car into a dressing rom? Let’s do sailor jump! Peggy: Don’t forget about practice Thursday, no it’s Friday, well maybe it is Thursday, 4th hr., no we changed it to 5th hr., no, no, it’s Friday 4th hr.! Donna: Do you know where you’re going? What ate the paper? Beth: How do your pants fit, are you sure they’re yours? Cut a pepper! Diane: Fall out of any cars lately? Isn’t the person suppose to be ben- ding down when you play leap frong? Muppet-baby! Where do you want to go to school? Seniors 131 Mark Anuszewski Mark Armbruster joey Barlow Karen lane Barutha Sherry L. Black 132 Jason A. Blochowicz Dion K. Borkowicz Amy Brewer lanice Buchholz Marc Butz Susan L. Bronecki Joyce Budziszewski Nancy Ann Bzdusek Wally Bowden i r ? j Robert Cantillon V Rose Brummeyer Victoria Carlson 133 Robert Case Lisa A. Cheke Michael Conrad Joseph A. Cribb Oscar Cervera Jerry Christ Dawn Corbisier Tony Curatola Todd Champeau Karen Ann Cieslewicz Jeffrey Allen Czarnecki Christine Czubek 134 Sharon Damask Kristine L. Detrie Kelly Duncan Carrie Deau William Dettlaff Julie Duane David Durski Susan Esparza Sandra Lynn Duffek Jeralyn A. Evans 135 Brenda J. Fetha Bonny Freimund , S Robin Victoria Goodwin Marc Gaidosh ft 4 kilw jA Steve Goretzko Ruth Ann Flick Christal Gagliano A § Christopher A. Geiger I ?¥ f! 1 4 Susan M. Grau Maureen M. Folger Robert Gagliano Gary Gestwicki Kurt Grimm 136 Gary Groholski Jacqueline Hammel k k Renee Sue Harvey Ronald Heizman Robert William Grove Julie Gruener Timothy Hanzel Jacqueline Ann Hauerwas Sherry Halverson James P. Hecker Kristine M. Henschel 137 Chrissy Herman Bob Hurula Laura Janicek Christine M. Hersil Steven Hoyt Stacy A. Izzo Tom Hesiak Chuck Hubbard Robert A. lackland Faymarie Janusiak Lynette R. Jastromski 138 Robert laworski Katherine L. Jessep Sharon Jurglanis Jean Kaehler Daniel Jeffrey Diane Jensen Brian J. Johnson Christine M. Jutrzonka Sue Kalfas David M. Kamedulski Patrick Kachellek Dona J. Junemann Elaine Kaczmarek Mark A. Kaminski 139 Jay Gerard Koenig Mark R. Kossel Louise Klobuchar Richard j. Klimaszewski Janine S. Keishian Rachell R. Knutson Sandra J. Knuth Lisa Knoch Kenneth A. Koss Bruce Konen Robin Ann Koenig David P. Kotke Samuel Kozaczok Mary E. Krajewski V 140 Thomas j. Krajewski Laura Kuban Edwin Kujawa David Lackowski t 0 , jp ■? S f ' kJ Tammy Lynn Kranz Kelly K. Kunesh Dawn M. Lecus Barbara J. Kunstman Julie Lesch Barbara Kurowski ♦ Robert Lindberg 141 Julie M. Mandich Kristine M. Melotik Beckie Marie Litka Beth Ann Lukes Ann Marie Mahnke Robert Martinez Joesph Marciniak Michael J. Mikulay Laurie Matuszewski Maureen Miller 142 v John Nogay Cheryl Neuman Beth Mixdorf Dave Muller (AFS Student) Dawn Monty Nancy Mitchum Barbara Lola Morrison Danell Nehring Judith Niehusen Sharon Marie Momsen Dean Nelson Roseann M. Nelson Joni M. Nogay 143 Cary Norberg Debra M. Ostrowski Teresa Marie Parkin Susan Mary Peker Laurie Nordine Linda Pachi Mary Beth Payne Renee M. Pelier Tom Olszewski Gregory F. Parker David K. Pehowski Anjanette Pelzek Renee Pelzek 144 t Chris Probst Darlene Prouty Thomas R. Puetz David Rasberry Perry Peterson Lorenda M. Pritzl Albert Pruszka Glen Ratliff Denise Pisarek Suzanne Pritzlaff Janet Puetz Dawn S. Regalia 145 David R. Reiman Jeffery Sanfelippo 146 Darlene Repta Alice Robinson Mary Ellen Russell Dennis Mark Sanger Cheryl Ann Reszka Luke Roehrig Michele Rita St. Marie Brian Robert Santi Jif Donald R. Richter i Jacalyn L. Romich Denise Sandahl Jaculin A. Santi Michael Scherkenbach 4 V Michael William Schlund joAnne Schram Mark |. Savin Penny Sue Schilling Debra Ann Schmidt Carla Schroeder Denise L. Schmidt Susan Marie Schroeder Robin Schmitt Julie Schulgen 147 John Schultz Jennifer Lynn Schulz Jay G. Sepanski Patricia Lee Solda Michael Soltis Peggy J. Stark 1 2 Mt ,fk Brian J. Scott Linda Marie Steffen Margaret A. Scully Mike Stahl .t-T § Svetomir Stojadinovic 148 Peggy Kathleen Stoll Karen Suchon Leonard Thiede Lynn Tracy Matthew G. Stray Steve Suchorski Johnathon Tice Steve Trinkl Richard Tabet c? Karin J. Tomaich Sue A. Van Eimeren % Elizabeth Tatera Mary Elizabeth Tomka Leigh Vytlacil 149 Julie Wagner Todd C. Westhauser Jean Williams Laurie Wojdac Patrice Michelle Walker Thomas Wood Stacey Wyszynski V % ■ ► John Weber Robin Lee Yank 150 Kimberly Zwick Diane Panosian ratulati ons 151 SENIOR ACTIVITIES A Stephanie Able “Marti” Track 4. To be able to get a great job and make a good living. Mark Anuszewski “Anno” Basketball 1. To get as much out of life as I can, and to take home the trophy for the Minor Muni basketball championship. Mark Armbruster Football 1-4, All-Conference 4. Track 2-4. To play for the Sooners. B Kurt Baiczyk “Animal” Football 1-4, Wrestling 3, 4, Art League 4, Track 2. To go on to college and recreate “Animal House” and to follow into H. Hughes footsteps. Daryl Balcerek “Belch” Shop Aide. To have my 69 goat and race a 490 Maico. Joey Barlow Zippy the Hippy” To go through life without a hair-cut, and someday marry S.S. Karen Jane Barutha “Bea,” “Brat” Musical 1-4, Girls Ensemble 1, Library Aide 1-3, Gym Aide 2-4, Tutor 1, Office Help 1. To finish medical school, and to be happy with anything that happens in my life. Mike Barutha Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, Track 3, 4. To have a cottage up north, to be rich, and never have to work. Gregory Becker “Little Bee,” Play 2, Forensics 3, 4, Baseball 2- 4, Ski Club 3, 4. To be rich and live in the ex- otic land. Kelly Beilke Pinkerton-6” Ski Club 1-4, Office help 4. To never get lost while reaching my goal. Scott Best “Stick Man NHS 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Vice President of Ski Club 3, Ar- row 4, Prom King, Prom Committee, Baseball 1- 4. To increase my studies in Myronology and always have a tree surgeon at my side. Ron Beyer To make it through life. Margret T. Billo “Sam,” “Magee” School Paper 1, 2, Library Aid 1, Student Council 1-4, Vice President 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Letterman's Club 4, Rifle Squaa 3, 4. To always remember that it’s more important to be human than it is to be important. Sherry L. Black “Paper,” “Gumbo” Chorus 1-3, Choir 4, District Ensemble 1, 4, Make-up Crew. To make peo- ple happy, support my friends, and live my life to its fullest. Jason A. Blochowicz “Cement,” Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Wrestling 2- 4, Basketball 1. To prove everybody wrong, and make something of myself. Christine M. Bober “Bobie” Arrow 2, 3, Senior Editor 4, Track 1, 2, Ski Club 3, Band 1, Orchestra 1. To never let the fog of a dream blind me from reality. Robert G. Boknevitz “Boko,” “Four-Putt” Golf 2-4, Hall Monitor 4. To sail the seven seas and see the world. Dion K. Borkowicz Track 1, Student Council 2-4, Secretary Treasurer 4, Class President 4, Club ’82 President 4. Forensics 2. To work to my fullest effort throughout my life and save time for my vacations to Florida. Mike Borzick “Biz,” “Borz Golf 2-4, Weight Training Club 3. Wally Bowden “Wafly-Ball” Football Manager 3, 4, Volleyball Manager 3, 4, Lab Assistant 2-4, Track 4, Camera Club 1. Library Aide 1. To work wity animals and alleviate cruelty to animals. Matthew Bowe Get a good paying job, get married, and live where it’s hot year round. Amy Brewer “Amil,” “Bloomer” Cheerleading 1, Art Club 2-4, Ski Club 2, 3, Track 1.1 am, I was, I forever will be. Susan L. Bronecki “Stella ...,” “Suchooo” Band 1-4, Concert Band 2-4, Volleyball 3, Rifle Squad 3-4, Cap- tain 4, Choir 4, Musical 4. To make it through college money wise and grade wise, to have a beautiful family, and last out not least, to reach up to my Marks and never forget what goals I have set for myself. Chris Brown “Brown Eye” People are strange, when they are strangers. To live in a $250,000 home with a hydro jet in back. Rose Brummeyer “Toots” Cheerleading 1, Pon-Pons 3, Pacer Staff 4. To live my life the way I want to have the ultimate in fun, and be somebody, with the help of those who love me. Janice Buchholz Nade (Nadine)” Club ’82. To always remember the memories I shared with my friends; to also someday find the perfect somebody to share my life with. Joyce Budziszewski Buddy,” Big Mouth” AFS 2-4, Pit Band 4, Or- chestra 1-4. To be successful in anything I do. Dina Buelow “Dinah” Art Club 2-4, NHS 4, Orchestra 1-3. To fulfill my obligations to God and fellowman. Mike Buerger “Beegs,” “Burgs” Football 1, Cross Country 2-4, Captain 4, Track 1-4. To one day achieve all of my goals, to continue running, and to always be with L. M. Marc Butz “Cowboy, “Hale” Volleyball 4. To become a spy for Second City TV and make lots of money. Nancy Ann Bzdusek Nanners,” “Nance” Band 1-3, Mexican Ex- cursion 2, Prom Decorating 3, Prom Queen 3, National Honor Society 4. C Carolyn J. Cardin “Carol,” “CC” To live high in the mountains. Victoria Carlson “Vicki,” Pinkerton 7” Ski Club 1-4, Prom Committee. To always remember yesterday, live for today, and dream of tomorrow and always remain a “Bicker.” Robert Case “Veg Weight Training Club 2-4. To break Ar- nold’s record of seven O’s. Oscar Cervera “Toad” Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Mexican Ex- cursion 2, Student Council 1, Gym Monitor 4.1 am the Low Rider King I can do anything. Todd Champeau My amibtion is to drink whiskey and miles of traveling. Diane Chavez “Pinkerton 5” Ski Club 1-4, Make-up Crew 2, AFS 3, Prom Committee 3, Office Help 3, 4. To have the fortune of realizing life’s value and to leave here with happy memories. Lisa A. Cheke “Check,” “Leasie” To be successful, be happy, and most of all, always be ME! Jerry Christ “M.F.” To make a lot of money and move U.P. Karen Ann Cieslewicz “Gabbie” Library Aide 1, 4, Debate 1-3, Tennis 1, Basketball 1, AFS 2, Set Construction Crew 2, 3, Usher’s Club 3, 4, Club ’82. Not to imitate bad physicians who. in treating the diseases of others, profess to have mastered the art of healing. Lynn Cieslewicz Mexican Excursion 2, Cheerleading 1-4, Cap- tain 3, Band 1. To finally have my own room. Michael Conrad “Spash” Cross Country 2, 4. Track 1-4, Basket- ball 1. Become a Cross Country Coach and Coach the team to a first State title. Dawn Corbisier “Corby,” “Dawners” Track 2, 3, Club '82. I wish to do all that I can in lifes time, and to own a Peterbuilt Truck. Please stay tuned for more information. Kurt Cottier “Bird,” “Saint” J.V. Volleyball 2, }.V. Swimm- ing 2, Ski Club 2-4, Pacer 2, Band 1. To go to a small town near Tampa, pick up a good ole boy, and raise a lot of moral hell. Dawn M. Crapitto “YR” Swimming 2, Ski Club 1, 2, Library Aide 1, Solo District Ensemble Contest, Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 2, Symphonic Band 1, 2. To live my life to the fullest, and to be hap- py, healthv, and to make all the people I love nappy and proud of me. Joseph A. Cribb Joe (Mama)” Football Manager 1, 2, Pep Band 2-4, Photographers Club 1-4, Pacer 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, Club '82. To strive forth as hard as I can. To Acquire a program in the U.S.M.C. Tony Curatola “Baloney” Football 1-3, Wrestling 1-4, Captain 4, Ski Club 2-4, National Honor Society 4. To ski up the mountain of life, making “big bucks.” Jeffrey Allen Czarnecki “Czar” Football 1, Swimming 2. To live with what I have and have my dreams become reality. Christine Czubek “Shoobs” Gymnastics 2, Prom Court 3, Office Help 4, Prom Decorating Committee 4. To not only remember the memories of my promin artner, J.S., but also my friends ... to always e rolling! D Sharon Jeanne Damask “Auntie Sudan” Guidance Aide 1, Gym Monitor 3. Pacer 4. To spread joy wherever I 152 go, to make sunny skies, to live life to the Fullest with the help of people I love, and to always walk with the Lord. Carrie Deau Octavio Delgado “Oc” To reach my goal in life. Jacalyn DeSalvo “Chief,” “J.D..” “Red” Cheerleading 1-2, Pom-Pons 3, Musicals 2-4, Gymnastics 2, Stu- dent Council 1, 2. To leave Cudahy and dance my way into fame. Kristine L. Detrie “Tina,” “Kiddo” To always keep the one I love happy, Rusty. William Dettlaff Wrestling 1-4. To make the wildest of my DREAMS come true. Therese M. Dietrich “Terri” AFS 2-4, Ski Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Wrestlerettes 4, Club ’82, Track 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3. To remember that in the race of being better or best, not to forget the joy of being. Cynthia Domin “Cindv,” “The Blonde One!” Pacer Art Work 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Art League 3. To have peace, happiness, and a wonderful future with my love ones. Andrew Paul Dretzka Randrew” Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4; Musicals: “Kiss Me Kate,” “Brigadoon,” “Once Upon A Matress, Photo Club 1, Ski Club 2-4, Ski Racing Team 3. To make sure S.B. gets his milk and never drive without meat loaf in my trunk. Julie Duane “July” Ski Club 3, Art Show 1-4. To survive a long year with J.J. Ken Paul Duffek “Scooter” Go on to college, get a good job, and have a nice life. Sandra Lynn Duffek “Sandy,” “Sam,” “Heather” Drama Club 2, AFS 3, Pacer 4, Student Council 4, Club '82. To take life one step at a time without tripping over my own feet, and to someday have my own identity. Kelly Duncan “Zeke” Stage Crew 4, Student Council 2, Club '82. To get as much fun and excitement out of life as possible, meet an infinite number of cute girls, and to love everybody I meet and hate nobody. David Durski “Mavis” Basketball 1. To keep improving myself and remain O-TAY. E Susan E. Esparza “Sue” Tennis 3, Drama Club 2-4: Vice Presi- dent, Pacer 3, Camera Club 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Choir 3, 4; Make-up Crew 3, 4, AFS 4, Wrestling Manager 4, Club ’82. To someday have all my dreams become realizites and to nave my parents, who I love, to always be proud of me. Jeralyn A. Evans “Jeri” Student Council 1, 3. 4, NHS 4. To keep on trying and never stop smiling. F Brenda J. Fetha To always live a happy, peaceful life with that special someone. Shelley K. Fix “Chell,” “Shell” AFS 2, Choir 3. 4 District Ensemble Contest 1, Musical (props) 4, Track 4, Chorus 1, 2. To walk the patn of life with an open mind and find happiness along the way, and be with R.G. foever! Ruth Ann Flick “Woosie,” “Ruthie” Musical 4, Drama 4, Solo Ensemble District 2-4, Forensic 4, Make-up Crew 4. “Don’t go jumping waterfalls, Please keep to the lake, People wno jump waterfalls sometimes make mistakes.” Paul McCartney Maureen M. Folger “Renee Ski Club 3, CAP 4. To always try to be a better person. G Robert Gagliano “Rob,” v Swimming 1-4, Tennis 1-4. To suc- ceed in all my ambitions. Debra Gaidosh “Fuzzy” “Deb” Track 1, Gymnastics 2, Cheerleading 1, 2, Pom-Pons 3-4 (Captain 4), Prom Court 3. To save enough money, so that I can take a plane and “prom” with Eddie when he’s at college. Also, to keep in touch with my “rollin’’ friends. Marc Gaidosh “Elvis” Plan to study in Computer Science. Christopher A. Geiger “Geigs” Football 1-4, Weight Training Club 3, 4, Band 1, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1. To stay clear of all buses and start a business with J.K. and become a multimillionaire. Gary Gestwicki “Garrad” Pep Band 2-4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, Pit Band 2, 3, Club ’82, Football 1, 2. To go through the worlds portal pass to become part of the finest fighting force in the world U.S.M.C. Robin Victoria Goodwin “Byrd” Pom-Pons 2, Students Art League 2, Stage Crew 2. To find my Xanadu and live there for ever seeking the Unicorn. Steve Goretzko Steph,” “Stephry” Ski Club 2-4. To get my business degree and find a good paying job that will supply me enough money for all the luxuries I need. Susan M. Grau “Suzy,” “Poosie” Gymnastics 1, Club ’82. To make people understand that: Love isn’t love to stay, Love isn’t love until you give it away. (Dan W) Gary Groholski “Bamboozler” I hope to be a rich and suc- cessful business man, and ultimately become the youngest elected President of the United States. Robert William Grove “Grover,” “SPA 1” Track 1, 2, Cheerleading 2, Band 1-4, Pep Band 3, Football 1-4, Baseball 3, 4, District Solo Ensemble Contest 1-4, Club ’82. Julie Gruener Juju Bee,” Jewels” Girl’s Swim Team 2-4, CAP 4, Make-up Crew 2, 3, Explorer’s Club 4. To always say hello to someone but to have the courage to say good-bye. H Sherry Halvorson “Hal,” “Bear” Basketball 2, Track 3-4, Ski Club 3. 4. To look back and know I gave it my best. Jacqueline Hammel “Jack,” “Hammond” Student Council 1, 2, Volleyball 2, NHS 4, Homecoming Queen. To be on time for my wedding, late for my funeral, and learn to tell time somewhere in between. Carol L. Hardy Bush” Library Aide 2, Chorus 1, 3, Teacher’s Aide 4. To live life to its fullest. David J. Harling “Lewey” Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Choir 3-4, Full Orchestra 1-3, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, Musical-Brigadoon, O.U.A.M. 3, 4, Student Director Spring Play 3, Drama Club 3, 4, A.F.S. 2-4, Prom Committee 3. To someday look back and realize “Hey, It was worth it” and remember H.D.P. and L. Renee Sue Harvey “Snapper,” “Harv” Gymnastic 1-3, Swimming 1- 3, Track 1, 2, Pom-Pons 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Make-up Crew 2-4. To always look forward to tomorrow, to be able to look back on yesterday, and to some day have my license to read DNR-2. Judith Lynn Hauenstein “Jude” To find a (perfect) guy I always wanted and to be happy. To take life one day at a time, to be myself and make my parents proud of me! To snake it easy. Jacqueline Ann Hauerwas “Howie” Student Council 1, Volleyball team 2- 4, Pom-Pons 4, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 2- 4, Letterman’s Club 3-4, Drama Club 2. To show my friends and my family that I will be successful when I graduate from college. James G. Hecker “Pear,” “Pat” Football 1-3, Golf 1-4, Basketball (manager) 1-4. To hang out in Loose’s Bar and Grill. David Helm “Skag” Wrestling 1, Football 1-4, Track 1, 3, 4. To make it through college and then be a Bar tender at Kam’s Low Rider Bar. Kristine M. Henschel “Hensch,” “Kerm” Pom-Pons 3, 4, Swimming 3- 4, Once Upon A Mattress 4, Prom Committee 3, Band 1. Distance is a state of mind. Chrissy Herman “Cizzy” Swimming 1, 2. Not to be rich, not to be poor, but to be content. Christine M. Hersil “Herse” Swimming 2-4, “C” Club 3, 4, Ski Club 4. To succeed in the medical profession and to offer myself to my fellow man. Mike Hesselbach Hess” Track 1. To Clarence N.’s best friend and never ruin another transmission. Dennis Hilby “Hilby” Arrow 2-4, A.V. 1-4. To make the best out of life, and never get married. Steven Hoyt “Pondel” To be the most noticed of the graduates at Cudahy Senior High. Chuck Hubbard To find my dreams and make them work. Mark L. Huhn “Huny Bear” Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Pep Band 2, 3, Theater Band 2. Bob Hurula “Eskimo” Football 1. To make it through High School. I Stacy A. Izzo “Dacy Chorus 1-4, Club ’82. To live up to my hopes and dreams, and never to forget my friends. To love Clint for the rest of forever, too. i Robert A. Jackland “Moses,” “Slouch Basketball 4. To become the master being of time, space, and dimension and then see Mavis make a fingerroll. Terry Jackson Chef” Track 1. To live my life to the fullest I possibly can. T TanirpK “L.J. Swimming 1-4, Captain 4, “C” Club 2-4. To always remember the good and leave the bad behind. Machele Janicek “Pinkerton-8,” “Brenda Sioux” Symphonic Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Concert Band 2-4, Solo-Ensemble Contest 1-4, Ski Club 2-4, Prom Committee 3, Make-up 2, Drama Club 2, Art Club 2. To cherish the memories shared with my friends and to travel the world over! Faymarie J. Janusiak Punk” Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Girls Ensemble, Musical, District Solo Ensemble Contest. To live a full and happy life with the one I love. Darrell Jaskulski “lazz,” “Darrell” Wrestling 1-4, Track 4. To achieve my goals and do the best I can in my future. Lynette R. Jastromski “Bunette” Cheerleading 1, Volleyball 2. To marry a rich man who knows how to ‘Toll” with style. Robert Jc worski “George” Baseball 1-4, Volleyball 3, 4, Choir 1-4. To be happy in what I do and get a good job. Daniel Jeffery Bear” Football 1-4. To be the last one standing after the death walk. Diane Jensen “Di,” “Du” Student Council 1. 2, Track 1, Band 1-3, Club “82” 4. My friends are my world; both future and past. My family is my life; a bond that will last. But love is serenity and I hope to attain the happiness that I had once found in my life and capture that moment again. Timothy S. Jensen “Shy Football Trainer 2-4, AV-Aide 3, 4. Move to Lynchburg, Tennessee with K.K. and take over tne Jack Daniel’s distillery'. Katherine L. Jessup “Kate,” “Katie” Diving 1, 2, Gymnastics 1-3, Track 1, Office Help 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Club ’82 (secretary! 4, Band 1-4, Orchestra, Pep Band. Brian J. Johnson “Johnson” Weight Lifting. Go to M.A.T.C. to learn to be an auto mechanic. Dona J. Junemann “Bug, “Cadott Mama” Girls Ensemble 1, Pacer 2-4, Chorus 1, District Solo Ensemble Contest 1, Library Aide 1, Prom Committee 3. To live up to my dreams and not have anybody discourage me. Sharon Jurglanis “Library Aide 3. To live and love through the joy and jealousy of this crazy mixed up world. Christine M. Jutrzonka “Gerbil” Girls Swim Team 1-4, Captain 4, Boys Swim Team Manager 2-4, N.H.S. 3, 4. To laugh about yesterday, live for today, and hope that tomorrow I can someday own a habitraif. K Patrick Kachellek Kooch,” “Rock-n-Roll” Elaine Kaczmarek To get a good paying, easy job, in Hawaii. Jean Kaehler “Cos” Orchestra 1-4. To fulfill my life enjoy- 154 ment and to make it in the future. David M. Kamedulski “Otis, “Strawberry” Track 1-4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1-4. To make it through college, and then open up a Low Rider Bar. Mark A. Kaminski “Kozmic Muffin” Drama Club 4. To become rich without breaking my back, and to get mar- ried and have lots of Kids to spoil. Tracy J. Kehoe “Gee Gee Office Aide 1, Library Aide 2, 3, Cap 4. To get the most out of life and spend it with that special person. Janine S. Keishian “Hazbro,” “Punky” To be successful in my future career and to give Mark all my love and care for as long as possible. Richard J. Klimaszewski “Earl Sxi Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, Golf 1. To be successful, and own another cat. Louise Klobuchar “Lou, “Couch” Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 2, Library Aide 2-4. To rescue all the stray cats in Cudahy and maintain my own cat house. Allen Gerard Kluczykowski “Al Basketball 1. To travel all over the world. Lisa Knoch “Mach” Choir 4. To remember the past memories but also remember the memories yet to come and succeed in everything I do. Sandra J. Knuth “Sandie,” “San” Tutoring Club 1, Library Aide 1, Chorus 1, 2. To follow the path of my life wherever it may lead me and always stay in love with Steve. Rachell R. Knutson “Shelly,” “Chel” Choir 1-4, Club '82. To be successful in what I do and to never forget my past, live my future and to always love ana remember the ones who are close to me. Wendy Koch “Gwendelvnn” Basketball 1, 2, Gym Monitor 4, Office Aide 4, Club ’82 (Reporting Secretary), Homecoming Committee 4, Band 1, Blood Donor Committee. To take the path less travel- ed by, with the one I love. Jay Gerald Koenig J.J.” Ski Club 1-3, Machine Lab Aide 4. To en- joy life to its fullest, and build my Camaro. Robin Ann Koenig “Ears” Track 1-4, Captain 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Captain 4, Letterman’s Club 3, 4. To run the Great Race of life to the best of my ability — and win. Kenneth A. Koss Track 1, Wrestling 2. To weld my way to the top. Mark R. Kossel “Cuzz,” “Fish” Varsity Swimming 1-4 (Captain 4), Track 1, Varsity Track 2-4, Cross Country 2, NHS 3, 4, Manager Girls Swim Team 4. To live my life to its potential, find my place in the world and to drown. David P. Kotke “Davod” Ski Club 1-4, Drama Club 2-4, “Kiss Me Kate, “Brigadoon,” Once Upon A Mat- tress,” Forensics 4, Club '82, Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4. TO TRY and expand in all aspects of the theatre, arts, and communications. Samuel Kozaczok “Mucho Stud” To be successful and live my life to the fullest. Mary E. Krajewski “O,” “Brat,” “Auntie Mary” Band 1-4, Jazz Ensemble 1-3, Honor Guard 3, Hall Monitor 4, Ski Club 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Cheerleading 2. To never forget Strawber- ries” and “Tyrolia,” Someday go to Jamaica, and to “always” make Jim and Delores proud of their only daughter. Thomas J. Krajewski “Viscous Torn Golf 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, Photo Club 3-4, To not take any more Calculus or Physics classes and not to write any more ambitions. Tammy Lynn Kranz Swimming 2, 3, Wrestlerettes 3, 4, Captain 4, Ski Club 3. To be happy and successful in life, and to fulfill the dreams with the one I love most, Joe. Nikola Krecak “Mad Serb” To be successful in everything I do and some day own a Vette. Geri Lynn Kryger “Kryg’s” CAP 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, Band 1-3, Pep Band 2, Make-up Crew 2, Prom Committee 3. To someday be successful in whatever I do in life. Laura Kuban “Kubie” Basketball 1-3, Track 2, Band 1-3. To fulfill all my ambitions and make sure the things that I do are best for me. Jeff Kubel Basketball 1-4, Golf 1-4 (Captain 3, 4), Band 1, National Honor Society 3, 4 (Parliamentarian 4). To be successful in everything I do and to start a multi-million dollar business with C.G. Keith Alan Kubisz Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Hall Monitor 4, Weight Training Club 3, 4. Move to Lynchburg Ten- nessee with Shy and take over the Jack Daniel distillery. Ed Kuiawa Football 1-4, A.V. 3, 4. To find a way to take D.G. along with me to college to do my homeowrk. Kelly K. Kunesh “A,” “Auntie Kelly Swimming 2, 3 (Manager 4), Chorus 2, 3, Choir 2, 4, Madrigal 3, District Solo Ensemble Contest 2-4, Musical 2, 3, Wrestlerettes 3. Club ’82, Pacer 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Hall Monitor 3. To always care for my best friends, Strawberries and the big T” and to reach over the rainbow and find my dreams with the one I love, Bob. Barbara J. Kunstman “Barbie J. “Bubba” National Honor Society 3, 4 (Vice President), Volleyball 2-4 (Captain 4), Track 2-4 (Captain 4), Cheerleading 1, Student Council President 1, Class President 2, 3, Homecoming Court ’81. To visit “BAHA, the land of corrupted women ... to always be ROLLIN!!! Barbara Ann Kurowski “Barb” To do everything once, some things twice. L David Lackowski “Germ” Football 1, Wrestling 1-4. Dawn M. Lecus “Leaker,” “Dasie” Swimming 2-4, Letterman’s Club 3, 4, Wrestlerette 4, Mexican Excursion 2. I always want to remember these past 3 years, the friends and the events through out those years and always keep them close to my heart. I want to then live my life to the ultimate extreme! Julie Lesh Swimming 1, 2, Gymnastics 1, 2, Track 1, 2. Robert Lindberg “Bob,” “Scrawn” Swimming 1-3, Tennis 1, 3, Ski Club 1-4, Musical “Once Upon A Mat- tress,” Choir 4. To work toward a successful future, but have fun along the way. Catherine Lisota “Kate Basketball 1, 2. Cross Country 4. To sur- pass all my goals and marry a multimillionaire with his own business. Beckie Marie Litka Beck,” Chair” Tennis 4. A real friend is one that knows all about you and loves you just the same.” Right, Karla!? Bonnie Marie Litka Bon-Bon To reach the highest possible level of the career I choose, marry the man of my dreams, and raise a family in the country. Curtis J. Loose D.B.” Basketball 1, 2, Football 1. To someday own my own bar (Hang Loose) and just get filthy rich. Ted Ludwig Lud,” Kitzler To take 1st place in the “82” world championships for bike racing. Beth Ann Lukes Lukers” Student Council 1, 2. Being taken for granted can be a compliment. It means that you’ve become a comfortable, trusted element in another person’s life. M Ann Marie Mahnke Annie,” Aha” Tennis 1-4, Student Council 1, Track 1, Ski Club 2-4, Mexico Excursion 2. To start my own line of Ann prep” Jeans. Sally Malicki Sal” Library Aide 2-4, Teachers Aide 4. To live out my life to its fullest. Julie M. Mandich “Julie Bean,” Jewel” Gymnastics 1, Cheerleading 2, Club '82. To make people understand ... Love wasn’t put in our hearts to stay, Love isn’t love until you give it away.” Joseph A. Marciniak Jomama Tennis 1, 2, 4. To own all Hardware Stores throughout the Midwest and run Clar out of business. Robert Martinez Bobby” Track 1-4, Football 1, 2, Band 1-4, District Ensemble 1-4, State Contest 1-4. To be successful in a rock band. Laurie Matuszewski Laur” Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Lettermen’s Club 4, AFS 2, Orchestra 1-3, Pitt Band for Brigadoon” (orchestra), Ski Club 3, 4. To never false start any big races of life, and to always be with M.B. Kristine M. Melotik Mellow” Band 1, Ski Club 3, Library Aide 4, Tennis 4, Gym Monitor 4. To make it through college and remain sane at the same time. Michael J. Meyers Myron” Football 1-4, NHS 4, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4. To keep Myronology alive and to someday own a place up north for Maynard. Michael J. Mikulay Swim Team 2-4. I want to go to UW-Madison, go on to be a Pilot, and make a lot of money, or be a lifeguard for the rest of my life and have a great time. Maureem Miller Reenie” Track 3, Ski Club. To work to the best of my ability in whatever I may choose to do after graduation. Nancy Mitchum Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Color Guard 2-4. To make my life the best I possible can. Sharon Marie Momsen Tweety,” Shar” To be as free as a bird flying high, and to meet the man in the black van. Dawn Monty Brat To remain close to the friends I now have, to be successful in my career as a fashion designer and to always be a wild, crazy, kinky, and Dizarre girl like S.D. and R.B.!! Barbara Lola Morrison Barbie Band 1-4, Concert Band 2-4, Mar- ching Band 2-4. To lead a healthy and pro- sperous life and to hopefully become a Nurse someday. Dave Muller (AFS Student) Switz” Volleyball 4, Basktball 4. Ich mochti s’ Labe so locker wie moylich nii und viel sport triebe. Mary J. Mulqueen Sidekick,” Bobbie-Sioux” Student Council 1. 4, AFS 3, Prom Committee 3. To keep Buffy and Emmanuel happy and to always beat the odds. Mary Ellen Monoz L.A., “mu-noze” Pep Band 2, Symphonic Band 1-4, Concert Band 2-4, Marching Band 2-4. To get as much out of life as possible and to remember that being a friend is just as impor- tant as having one. N Debbie Nash Tutoring Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Ski Club 3. To become a “Play Girl photographer and have Arnold Schwartzeneiger pose for me. Danell Nehring DeeDee” To always be happy with whatever I do, and to make others happy too. Dean Nelson Flash Become a firefighter and keep on living. Roseann M. Nelson “Rosie,” “Rose” To be happy, keep learing and to have people understand me. Cheryl Neuman Chairyl Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Ensem- ble 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, Or- chestra 4, Color Guard 3, 4. Letterman’s Club 3, Forensics 2-4, NHS 4, Lab Assistant 4, Volleyball 2-4, Ski Club 1-3. To figure out what I want out of life and then do the best I can at it. Judith A. Niehusen Jude” Volleyball 2, Band 1. To always love and be loved. John Nogay FREE CHAD” Basketball 1, Swimming 2, 4, Football 4. To serve the United States Air Force and beat Dave Rasberry in every goal. Joni M. Nogay Joni No” Student Council 1, Band 1, Student Art League 2, 3, Feature twirler for the band 2-4. There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations ... I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Cary J. Norberg Harry” Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4. An ambition of mine is to make tracks while pursuing hap- piness for the better of humankind. O Terry Jo Ogle T.J. ’ Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, State Foren- sics 2-4, Musical 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Art Students League 2, 3, Choir 3. 4. Chorus 1, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Swing Choir 3, 4. Student Council 3, Sets for play and musical 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Choir Aide 3, 4, State Solo and Ensemble 3, 4. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, CAP. To make the future as exciting and different as I can. Tom Olazewski To proceed onto School and become wealthy and to get the person I love forever. Debra M. Ostrowski Spoobie,” Debsmorelda” Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1, Rifle Squad 4, Choir 4, Once Upon A Mattress Student Director 4, Volleyball 3, Wind Ensemble 4, Concert Band 2, 3. To make it through life and remember the tapper club and the cusie clan also to remember the last one is not always the least. P Linda Pachi O’Leary, Mrs. Weasel” Gymnastics 2, 3, Track 1-4, Student Council 1-3. To become a R.N. and get a good job so I don’t have to live in a hole in the ground, but I’m still going to live with my Weasel. Joseph Paladino Little Dino” To always hustle pool at the Point, find a better life then I already have, and figure out why Curt idolized Zeke so much. Diane M. Panosian Di” To seek adventure, see the best in every individual, and have a great time at whatever may come my way. Gregory F. Parker Parks,” Pete” Football 1-4, Track 1-4 (Cap- tain), AV Aide 3, 4, Homecoming Court, Prom Court, Prom Decorations, Wrestling 3, Ski Club President 3, Ski Club Vice President 2. To seek out the Abominable Snowman in the Himalaya Mountains. Teresa Marie Parkin L.” egs” Debate 3, Art Club 3. 4. Office Aide 1-4, Homecoming Committee 4. To always be happy and enjoy each new sunrise. Mary Beth Payne Cheerleading 1-3, Band 1, District Solo and Ensemble 1-4, Choir 2-4, Choir Aide 3-4, Stu- dent Council 1-3, State Solo and Ensemble 3-4, Junior Class Vice President, Prom Committee, Ski Club 2-4, Musicals 2-4, Tennis Team 2-4, Swing Choir 3, 4. To get rich quick, and retire early. Dennis Peeper “Peeps Volleyball 2. 3. To get a good paying job as an auto mechanic and move out of Cudahy. David K. Pohowski “Samual ‘FLO’ Hammerstein” Susan Mary Pekar Peaks,” Chue” Cheerleading 1-3, Drama Club 4, Letterman’s Club 3, Gymnastics 2, 3, Ski Club 1-4, Musical 2-4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest, Swing Choir, Madrigal 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3. Purgold Court 4. Homecoming Court 4, 3rd runner-up for Cudahy Junior Miss. Some people dream their dreams and ask why; I dream my dreams and ask. why not. To become a professional singer, some place far away from Cudahy. Anjanette Pelzek Angel Club '82. To live my life the best way I can and share it with the one I love and to join my friends in Utopia. Darrel Peterson Jethro,” Cement” Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, (Captain) 3rd in State 3, Track 1-4, Homecom- ing Court. To be the best that I can. Perry Petersen Freezy, Gearhead” Wrestling 1. To some- day own another Grand Prix and race fast Fords. Denise Pisarek Neicey” Gymnastics 1-3, Track 1, Club '82. To 155 find Utopia apd live happily ever after. Mary Jo Povlich’ “Ml Make Up 4. To keep following the word of the Lord, to be happy, and wear a smile on my face. Robert Povolo “Skull,” “Head” Track 1-4. To figure out what I’m going to do after graduation. Lorenda M. Pritzl “Lorie” Library Aide 3. To live my life with the one I love and love the life I live. Suzanne Pritzlaff “Sue” Tennis 1-4, Co Captain . 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, Purgold Court 4. “He who is with himself dissatisfied. Though all the world find satisfac- tion in him, Is like a rainbow-colored bird gone blind, That gives delight it shares not. Thomas Hardy Chris Probst “VEG” Football Trainer 2-4. Hit Vegas with a fool proof system and break on through to the better side of life. Albert Pruszka “Pruszk,” “Spa-II” Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 2. To someday get to Hawaii. Janet Puetz Orchestra 1-3, Tennis 3, 4, Grymnastics 2, 3, Brigadoon, Kiss Me Kate. To last through one year of College with K.W. Thomas R. Puetz “Boy” Wrestling 1-4, Tennis 1-4, Ski Club 3, 4, NHS. Have fun in River Falls. R David Rasberry “RAZ,” “HEAD” Volleyball 2-4, Swimming 2- 4, Captain 4. Buy a cabin up north, hunt and fish till I am too old to do it. Glen Ratliff “Rat” Football 1-4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2. Dawn S. Regalia “Regalls To further my goals and to make my “dreams come true. David Richard Reiman “Clyde” Track 1, Football 1, Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. To be a regular at Football 1, Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. To be a regular at Kam’s Low Rider Bar and to stay with Highrise. Darlene S. Repta “Rep,” “Ween” Student Council 1, Ski Club 1- 4, Prom Decorations 3. To stroll slowly down the path of life in search of my destination and find true love and happiness every step of the way. Cheryl Ann Reszka “Co-co pops,” “Sherry Shampoo” Band 1-3, Wind Ensemble 3, Cheerleading 1-3, Pom- Pons 4, Model UN 4. To be a “nice person,” always smile, learn to make decisions, and always have number 13 guard me. Donald R. Richter “Casper,” “Proppy” Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Choir President 4, District Solo Ensemble Con- test 1, 3, 4, Prop 3, 4, Model UN. To someday own my own restaurant and to have the license on my mercedes read DNR 1. Allan Riley “Big Al” Wrestling 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, A-V Aid 1. Someday be as handsome as SCAG. Alice L. Robinson Pony” Chorus 1, Pacer Advertising 4. To share my life with “Someone Special,” and to love and touch the hearts of people through playing beautiful music with anci for the one I love. Jacalyn L. Romich “J.R. Band 1-4, Color Guard 2-4, Color Guard Sargeant 4, Jazz Ensemble 1-3, Orchestra 1, 156 Theater Band 2-3, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, Wisconsin Honors Band and Or- chestra 2, 3, Purgold Court 4. Basketball 2, Volleyball 3. Obtain my degree in the field of dentistry and someday soon join my path with Duane’s and walk as one. Denise Rueda To be happy, healthy and always try to better myself. Mary Ellen Russell Ski Club 1-4, Make-up Crew 3, 4, Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 4, Flute Choir 3, 4, Colorguard 4. To live a life of fun, good health, prosperity and happines. S Shawn Sabel “Samuari” Wrestling 2. Blow everybody’s brains with subsonic waves and baffle them with my intricate, philosophical lyrics, (“Are you a bride of rising hope, or Meretrix of doubt?”) Michele Rita St. Marie “Saint, “Mishy,” “MSM” Tennis 1-4, Co. Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 2-4, President 4, Ski Club 2, Lettermen’s Club 4, NHS 4, Forensics 2-4, State 3, School Mascot 2-4, Musicals, 2, 3, 4, District Solo Ensemble Contest 1-4, State 3, Swing Choir 3, 4. To be successful in whatever I do and go forth in life to try to fulfill all my dreams. Denise Sandahl “Shark” Musicals 1-4, Play 3, Drama Club 4, Ski Club 4, Swing Choir 3-4, State 3, 4, Madrigal 3, Choir Aide 1, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. To grow psychologically to my fullest potential, without shadowing others around me. Dennis Mark Sanger “Banger” Ski Club 1-4. To become rich and famous someday, and make Don and Nancy proud of their only son to graduate. Jeffery A. Sanfelippo “Rock.” Vito Football 1, 2, 4, Cross Country 3, Track 1-4, Weight Training Club 3, 4. To blow your mind with some super duper master blastin. Brain Robert Santi “Slant” Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Football 1, 2, Athletic Directors Aide 3, 4, Guidance 4, Hall Monitor 3, Student Council 2. To build such an inferiority complex that I cannot even put with myself. And live a blonde and beautiful life. Jaculin A. Santi “Biff.” “Bobbie” Arrow 2, 3, A.F.S. 3, Student Council 4, Mexico Excursion 2. To tap dance my way across the carpet of life, and find the turquoise phone. James Santi Track 1, Swimming 2. To own the bar in the north woods that I always wanted. “1 3 of the New Americans, “Stud,” “S” Weightlifting 1-4, Football 1. 2, 4. Wrestling 3, N.H.S. 3. 4, Packer Weight Training Club 3, 4. To maintain my Espirit De Corps, and to never be content with mediocrity. Nicholas Dale Scaffidi Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4. To play a blues solo that will make everybody go nuts. Judith M. Schell “J.J.” Club ’82, Gym Monitor. My ambition? ... What’s an ambition? Michael Scherkenbach Swimming 1-3, CAP 4. 5cnny Sue Schilling ‘Penny Poo” Tennis 3, 4. “C” Club 4. Prom Committee 3. Teacher’s Aide 4. Tutoring 1, Library Aide 1, 2, 4, Stage Crew 1, Make-up 1. To make the two people that I love most in the world proud of me. Dawn Marie Schilz “Dawnie” Gymnastics 1-3, Track 1, Pom-Pons 3, 4, Student Council 1, Guidance Aide 4. To fill each passing hour and leave no time for regret. And to never lose touch with my friends, so I’ll always have someone to “Just Listen.” Jay Schlueter “Schleets” Basketball 1, Golf 1. To have a great life and have an easy way getting there. Michael William Schlund “Sludge, Pump” Volleyball 2, 3. I hope to complete my chef training and walk away from the Super-Bowl of motocross with a first-place trophy while Suzuki begs me to be a factory rider. Debra Ann Schmidt “Denise”, “Deb” Tutoring 1, Girls Ensemble 1, Pacer 2-4, MVT 4. To always remember the past is what used to be and what has been, but the future is what is and what can be. Denise L. Schmidt “Niecee,” “Debbie Arrow 3 (Senior Editor 4), Boys Swim Team Manager 3, Chorus 1. To never have to walk alone, and to always remember that even the dreams that seem tne most impossible can come true. Robin Schmitt “Shorty” Chorus 1-3, Choir 4, CAP 4, Library Aide 2. To enjoy life and help others. JoAnne Schram Jo” Teacher’s Aide 3, 4, Library Aide 2. To en- joy life as it comes. Carla Jean Schroeder “Carlina,” “Charta Cheerleading 1, 2, Pom- Pons 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Gymnastics 1, Student Council 1, Guidance Aide 4, Prom Committee 3. To always smile even through the roughest parts of life; to make Rich and Marge proud of their third oldest daughter; to share many more memories with my roTl'in friends! Susan Marie Schroeder “Suzy” Cheerleading 1-3, Ski Club 1-4, Swim- ming 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, 3, “C” Club 3, 4 (V.P.), Make-up Crew 2, Mexico Excursion 2, Pom- Pons 4, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4. To remember that even though the path of life may harden there will always be a bubbling brook to bring happiness to me. Julie Schulgen Make-Up Crew 2, Baton Twirler 2, 3, Pom — Pons 4, Cudahy’s Jr. Miss Court. To always remember “where there’s a will, there’s a way.” John Schultz “Lobst” Football 1-4, Captain 4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2-4, N.H.S. 3, 4. To have my picture on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Jennifer Lynn Schulz “Jenny,” Jen,” Cecil” Tennis 4. To be batting a hundred with happiness, health, ana whatever passes my way through the wonder- ful road of life ... and to never forget my friends — I’m Sure ! Brian J. Scott Ski 4. Margaret A. Scully . Margie,” “Drac” Drama Club 2. To stop being paranoid — when my friends stop talking about me. Cheryl L. Segedi Arrow 2-4, “C” Club 3, 4, Track 1-4, Cross Country 3. 4. To run the race of life until I reach my goals. Jay G. Sepanski “Ralph Stammerstein” Football 1-4, Basketball 1. Tennis 1-4. To someday head my own laboratory and develop a cure for hemoroids. Karla Sikora To find a man who can make me happy for the rest of my life. Paul Siodlarz Siph Model United Nations 4, Ski Club 1-4. To find a better phrase to put under this picture. Patricia Lee Solda Patti” N.H.S. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2. To be happy and live my dreams. Michael Soltis Gambler” To get a good paying job, make a lot of money and spend it in Las Vegas. Dennis Sopik Soaps” Track 1, 3, 4. To complete my educa- tion and receive a good paying job. Mike Stahl Stalzie,” Too Tall” Basketball 1. To pay off my debt from the burning C” and to never forget that I meant it. Peggy J. Stark steggers” Basketball 2, Band 1-4, Drum Major 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Jazz Ensemble 1-3, Pep Band 3, 4, Pit Band 2-4. To make two very special people proud of me and to reach all the goals I have set for myself. Linda Marie Steffen Bimbo” To fulfill all my dreams. Svetomir Stojadinovic Stoja” Varsity Football 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Band 1-3. To finish High School, College, and finally my Doctors Degree and a steady job when I finish School. Peggy Kathleen Stoll Peg,” Li” Cheerleading 2-4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, Student Council 1-4, Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Musical 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Swing Choir 4, Club '82. To reach for the stars and never give up on my dreams. Always make my parents proud of me, and to never forget my S-Berry Sisters. Matthew G. Stray Chuck,” “Goo, Ski” Choir 4, Musical 4, Drama Club 3, 4. In life, don’t follow someones path, make your own. Deborah Struck Debbie” Library Aide 1, 3, Pacer 2, Tutoring Club 1. To succeed in whatever I do and if not I’ll try-try again. Sherry Stys Fozzie,” Sher-Bear” Prom Committee 3, Club ’82. To help keep Greg” warm while he’s in the Himalaya Mountains searching for the abominable snowman. Karen Suchon Swimming 2. To live a long and happy life with Ron and to fulfill our dreams. Steven Suchorski Volleyball 2, Talent Show 2, 3. To make it through the next four years and be successful in the career that follows. T Richard Tabet To have a career in computers Elizabeth Tatera Liz Biz,” Twitters” Young Scholar Award 1, Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Volleyball 2-4, All Conference,” Lettermen’s Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, NHS 3, 4 (Secretary 4), Band 1-3, Jazz Band 1-3, Homecoming ancf Purgold Court. To some- day be able to afford to buy a donut from the Campbell Soup Lady without getting stung by a bee ... and to always be ROLLIN'! Leonard Thiede Lenny” To make money, drive 10 different cars and live in a 500 acre estate. Johnathon Tice Marine” Ski Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4. To be a C.I.A. spy and defeat the “Russians.” Karin J. Tomaich “T,” Boo-Boo,” Lady Jane,” Auntie Carin’’ Club ’82. To live happily and successfully. Mary Elizabeth Tomka Mar” Tennis 2, Ski Club 2. To go the MSOE and succeed. To buy my Mazda RX7 with a T- bar roof, drive through Canadian Parks listen- ing to Red Barchetta. Lynn Tracy Chyn,” “Lyn Byn,” “Bi” Cheerleading 1, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Swimming 2-4, Let- terman’s Club 2-4, Prom Committee Chairman 3, NHS 4, Office Help 4, 1981 Purgold Oueen. To never forget the memories and friends I’ve made ’cuz they’re great... To never stop hav- ing parties ana always be rollin! Steven Trinkl Trinks” National Honor Society 3, 4 (Presi- dent 4), Football 1, 2, Golf 1-4, Basketball 1-4, 1981 Badget Boys State, 1981 Marquette Young Scholar Program, Freshman Young Scholar Award, Lab Assistant 4, Baseball 1-4 (Captain 4J. To always do my best in whatever I attempt. V Sue A. Van Eimeren Jellibean,” Veg,” Suzi-Q” Basketball 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Review 3. To always let the good times Roll and someday live on Sugar Mountain. W Julie Wagner Von To hang loose with a “Tight End,” (love ya Russ, Dwight, Dave ...) and to CORRUPT everyone! Patrice Michelle Walker “Duke” Track 2-4, Letterman’s Club 4, Lab Assistant 4. To someday get myself out of debt, and if I am lucky be rien!!! John Weber Receding” Wrestling. To become a lawyer and fight court cases for the Flo Workers.” Todd C. Westhauser l s of the New Americans,” T” NHS 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3-4 (Captain), Golf 1. To fight for Truth, Justice, and the American Way! Kathleen White Gymnastics 1-3, Tennis 2-4, Pom-Pons 3, Ski Club 1-4, Prom Committee 3, Brigadoon. To lead a happy and successful life. Paul Wield Pud” Football 1-4, Track 1-3, Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, Pit Orchestra 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1-4, Jazz Ensemble 1-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. To have money, power, fame, and a beer gut by the time I’m 22. Barbara Wiher fence,” barbwire” To write a story so touching it would bring a tear to even the driest of eyes. Jean Williams Weanie” To break away from the bad memories and reach out to the future. Lori Windt Mouse,” Little Lori” To have my dreams come true. Robert Wink Doobie” Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1, Ski Team. To do less and see more. Ed Witkowski Sked,” Gearhead” Track 1-4, Wrestling 3, Ski Club 2-4. To live in the Great White North, drink metric six-paks, eat crullers, and to never be a hoser. Laurie Wojdac Debate 2, 3, Forensics 2-4, Student Council 2-4, Drama Club 3, 4, Musicals 1, 2, 4, AFS 4, Track 1, Gymnastics 3, AFS Talent Show 1, 3, Cheerleading 1, Solo Ensemble 2. To be suc- cessful in everything I do and that includes growing another five inches. Thomas Wood Woody” Track 1-4, Football 1-4. To avoid lush people and keep the people close to me always smiling. Stacey Wyszynski Spacey,’ “Crab” To make everyones dreams come true. Y Robin Lee Yank “Saran Wrap, Rubber Ball.” Y” Track 1-4, Captain 4, Volleybal 2-4, Wind Ensemble, Concert Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Art Students League. To make it to that big Volleyball Court in the sky. Mary Ellen Jo York Porker” Track 1, 2, Cross Country 2-4, Gym- nastic’s 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, Pom-Pon’s 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 3, Letterman’s Club 2, 3, United Nations Model Assembler 4. Someday to run through a field of Daisys with the Super Seven creating memories and dreams. Z Kim M. Zaja LiP Kimmers” Gymnastics 1-3 (Captain), Weight Training 2, 3, Club '82 (Vice President), Choir 3, Musical 1, 3. To go on one last trip with my favorite flower and never let anyone conquer our mountain! P.V. Russell Zink Rusty,” Cletious” Weight Training Club 3, 4. To participate in the worlds biggest and best beaver hunt. Kimberly Zwick Library Aide. To make all my dreams come true, and to someday get Johnny back. Kraig Zibolski Z,” “Zibby” Football 1-4, A.V. Aide 4, Gym Monitor 3, 4. 157 Administration 1. Superintendent of Schools: Gerald Benka PH.B — Marquette University, M.S. — U.W. Milwaukee, Post Masters study at U.W. Milwaukee. 2. School Board: SEATED: Donald Lisowski, Patti Meerschaert, Barbara Terranova, Shirley Dressnandt, Raymond Glowacki — President. STANDING: Joe Furdek, Gerald Benka — Superintendent, Leighton Millar — Business Manager, Lee Kraus — Vice President. 3. Principal: Harold F. Lorenz B.S. — University of Illinois, Specialist Certificate in Administrative Leadership — U.W. Milwaukee, M.M. — University of South Dakota. 4. Assistant Principal: Neal J. Michel B.S. — U.W.M., M.S. in Guidance and Counseling, Post Graduate work in Administrative Leadership — U.W.M. 3 4 158 6 7 1. G. A. BOWE Jr. English, Developmental Reading, Kansas University, Wise. Whitewater, B.E., Valley of Racine M.A., Chr. English Department Head Varsity Football Coach, Letterman’s Club. 2. JOYCE BURZYNSKI Teacher’s Aide in Special Education. 3. FRANK J.CHARAPATA B.A. St. Norbert College, M.A. Marquette University, University of Whichita 1965, Univer- sity of Mis. 1962. 4. RUSS COLOMBO (Joe Draeger) Sophomore Biology, B.S., M.S. Whitewater University. 5. DENNIS W. DONOVAN Special Ed. B. Ed. — Special Ed. at U.W. Whitewater. 6. KERRY B. DULL B.M.E. Milton College, M.M. University of Wisconsin-Madison. 7. HAROLD EMME Chemistry and Physical Science, B.S. Iowa State University, M.A. Whitewater. 159 6 1. RHODA FOLEY Librarian. MA — Cardinal Stritch, 1979, Special Education. 2. JAMES L. FONS Geometry — Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry, B.A., M.Ed at Marquette University. 3. RON FOWLER B.S. — U. W. Madison, Physical Education. 4. LAVERNE FRANK 5. MR. THOMAS GILL j Psychology, Sr., Government., Sr., Economics, Sr., University of WI — Social Studies, M.A. Education | Psych. r 6. MS. PATRICIA HANSON UWM — B.S., UWM — M.A. Senior Counselor, Ushers Club. 160 7. PETER HASSEMER Director of Student Services, Head Basketball Coach. I I i I V I f i i i ! i ! | i t i i 1. TERRI HERMANN 5 6 Mechanics, Basic Electronics. French, UW-Madison, B.S.-French, Driver Education; Head Coach of Girl’s Swim Team, Assistant Coach of Girl’s Track, Pom-pon Advisor. 2. STEVE G. HOFFMAN 4. MISS JUDY KRELITZ UWM-BFA, MALS Librarian, Library Round Table. 5. WAYNE MEYER Physical Education, B.S., M.S. Notre Dame Univ. of Wise. Mad., Boys’ Volleyball Coach. 3. BRUCE KAPONYA Graduated U.W.-Stout, Automechanics, Power B.S. U.W.-Stout, Graphics, Assistant Boys Basketball Coach, Assistant Boys Track Coach. 6. NICK MIMIER B.S. Astrophysics, U.W.-Madison. 161 1. FREDERICK MURPHY Soph. Biology, Advanced Biology, B.A.-Milton College, M.A.-Duke University, Chairman of Science Dept., National Honor Society Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor. 2. MR. EDWARD RACE Loyola Univ. L.A., Calif., Marquette Univ., B.S., M.E., Guidance Counseling, Chairman Guidance Dept., Comm. Action Project, Explores Club. B.S. History, physical Education, M.S. College of Racine School Administration, M.S. College of Racine Psychology, M.S. Whitewater University, Physical Education, Coaching. 4. JOHN SKILLE Art 3-4 and Art 7-8, B.S. Art at University of Minnesota-Duluth 5. MRS. RHONDA SMERCHEK Foods, Consumer Education. 3. BERNARD A. SCHMIDT Social Studies, Varsity Football Line Coach, Ski Club 6. LEE SOLDA Advisor, Prom Advisor, B.S.-UWM, Math, Physics 162 4 5 1. MRS. MARCIA SPLAN Foods-Child Development, Cheerleader Advisor. 2. LARRY R.TRESP Orchestra Director 3. S. VANDERVEST Metal Teacher, B.S. and M.S.-University Wisconsin-Stouts, Head B-Team Football Coach. 4. CAREY VENNE 6 English 5-6, Georgraphy 1-2, B.S.-English, UWM, Oshkosh, M.S.-UWM., Asst. Football Coach, AV Supervisor. 5. CALVIN O. WETZEL Junior English, Adv. Composition, B.S. and of M.A.U.W. Milwaukee, Head Coach of Cross Coun- try, Wrestling. 6. STEVEN A. YOUNK History Political Science, B.A.-University of W. 163 PATRONS COUSINS SUBMARINES Cudahy Location — 3074 E. 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Box 230 • Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 • 414 744-8800 169 THE 1981-1982 C.S.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From CITY OF CUDAHY OFFICIALS Mayor Lawrence P. Kelly City Clerk Frank J. Janicek City Treasurer Robert P. Sadowski City Attorney James E. Boren Municipal Judge Gregory P. Gregory Aldermen: Frank L. Chovanec Glen F, Proeber Eugene Zawikowski Ronald E. Smolinski George J. Malicki LADISH COMPANY Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Now Open In Cudahy! SOUTH SHORE ARMY AND NAVY SURPLUS Camouflage Clothing, Tents, Ponchos, Sleeping Bags 4912 S. Packard Ave. Mon-Sat 10 to 5:30 481-5122 Fri 10 to 8 How can you save on all your prescription needs? UNION PRESCRIPTION CENTERS SQUIRE HOUSE PIZZA PARLOR Hours Weekdays Friday and Saturday 4 pm-11 pm 4 pm-1 am Closed Mondays High Quality and Low Prices 3604 E. College Ave. 764-1330 Congratulations Class of “82” 3612 E. Squire Ave. AMERICAN FAMILY ■lyH'iiM.xajs AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE ® Millionaires Club JEFFREY T. BREKKE AGENCY TOMARO CONTRACTORS INC. General Contractors 2713 So. Chicago Avenue So. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53172 Phone: Off. 762-1111, Res. 281-4161 JACK DE SALVO’S P.O. Box 155 Yard and Office Cudahy, Wisconsin 2727 E. Layton Ave. Cocktails Luncheons Dinners Corner of Packard and Layton 481-9000 175 OBBIE ROFFLER FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER Closed Monday Tu-Fri 8-6 pm Sat. 8-3:30 pm Cudahy 481-8330 PACKARD AVENUE LIQUOR MART 5230 S. Packard Ave. Sunday Special Hot Ham Frank and Eunice Tomka Props. We Deliver 744-1981 Phone (414) 744-7270 MOTHER NATURE’S FOII Phone: 744-1229 “A CUT OF JOY” HAIR GALLERY Comes oWafuiiaCdy WHOLE FOODS, VITAMINS. HERBS. TEAS, NATURAL BEAUTY PRODUCTS. BOOKS, DEHYDRATORS, JUICERS. HOMEOPATHICS 4664 S. Packard Ave. Cudahy Wisconsin 53110 3062 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wl We Specialize in All Hair Care Hair Style and Hair Cuts Alas Sweet Janet Where has the time gone you have grown into a young woman. Therefore, good luck sweet Janet We shall now turn our attention to Sweet Alison 176 Accounting and Tax Phone:744-6787 Preparation SAMANO’S HACIENDA MEXICAN FOOD 3545 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 53110 C. C. (Kelly) Pamperin 3431 E. Plankinton Ave. GLASS AND AIRPORT PLASTICS, (414) 744-6611 LTD 481-3770 Complete Glass Service Auto Glass Mirrors Truck Glass Table Tops Residential Storm Windows Commercial Glass Block Insurance Claims Theropane Plate Glass 3555 E. Layton Cudahy, Wl 53110 Pres. Damian Dominski Tacos — Tamales Enchiladas — Chorizos Menudo — Tostados Special Holiday Dinners Eat in or CarryOut Combinations GLADON COMPANY, INC. 3383 E. Layton Ave. — Cudahy 483-6070 Wishes to Congratulate the Class of “82” 177 PARK AVENUE LIQUOR — RETAIL— —LIQUORS — — BEERS— —WINES — 415 N. CHICAGO AVE. SOUTH MILWAUKEE, Wl 53172 Wm. L. Davidson 762-1351 W. B. KANNAPINN REALTY Bill Kannapinn 3306 S. 27th St. Phone (414)645-3903 Milwaukee, Wl 53215 Compliments of 4009 S. Packard Avenue 481-3766 ( Quality for Less Snacks Food Specialties THE PORKIE CO. OF WISCONSIN, INC. LAKEDRIVE CHEESE HOUSE Wholesale and Retail 5403 S. Lake Drive • Cudahy, Wis. 53110 744-6799 3113 East Layton Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 (414)483-6562 (414)483-6563 Gift Boxes For All Occasions Dr. Marc S. Lewis PODIATRIST — FOOT SURGEON 4614 S. PACKARD AVENUE CUDAHY, WISCONSIN 53110 TELEPHONE (414)481-8584 Shipped to Any of the 48 States Featuring Wisconsin Cheese, Butter and Eggs 178 AL AND ESSIE WEITEKAMP WHITE HEN PANTRY 3600 E. College Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 764-5590 Congratulations Class of 82 MuhueAt MdlwosJz, 9m. John W. Gargulak, President Warehouse and Store 5318 South Packard Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Phone 744-6478 Congratulations Class of 82 MILWAUKEE GRINDING TOOL DESIGN, INC. Specializing in Grinding Centerless, External, Internal Blanchard, Tool and Cutter 4814 South Whitnall Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin Rudolph Rott 481-3170 Featuring Arby’s • Roast Beef Sandwich 5965 So. Packard Cudahy, Wl 53110 NATIONAL PHOTO New and Used Cameras — Repairs 4716 S. Packard Ave. MORISSE HOME CENTER 208 N. Chicago 762-6444 So. Milw. 179 REMINDER PRINTING 744-4030 PACKARD L A Z BARBERSHOP 3643 E. Barnard Avenue, Cudahy 5656 S. Packard Ave. Cudahy {ofiaqe FURNITURE INC. 769-7171 LAKE CLEANERS Carpet, Drapes, and Wallpaper Interiors Decorated to Please Your Taste 5964 So. Packard 769-9444 4918 S. Packard u. s INSPECTED 482-3770 Congratulations Class of “82” PATRICK CUDAHY INCORPORATION Meat Products Smoked With Sweet Apple Wood Phone: 744-2000 Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 180 America’s Phone Order Florist BEHLENDORF FLORAL SHOP Pat Behlendorf, Prop. We Deliver Anywhere Flowers for All Occasions Marilyn Kazmierski St. FRANCIS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee St. Francis Office 744-8600 Cudahy Office 483-8484 Manager Dial 744-0313 3540 E. Layton Cudahy, Wis. SOMEONE’S LOOKING OUT FOR YOU SERVING THIS AREA OVER 90 YEARS JJ � � Gene M. Grobschmidt Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION Homeowners Business Auto (Preferred or Risk) Snowmobile — Truck — Motorcycle 412 N. CHICAGO AVENUE SOUTH MILWAUKEE FINE JEWELRY AND WA TCHES SOUTH MILWAUKEE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1-94 to Rawson DONN POWERS,C.M.W. Licensed Watchmaker (414) 4f t-6665 LAYTON MART Shopping Center 3060 E. Layton Ave. CUDAHY, Wl 53110 Chrysler • Cordoba • LeBaron • Plymouth • Vdare’ Arrow • Horizon 181 Sales Service Rental Lease BOB GEORGE SERVICE One Stop Auto and Truck Service HEAVY EQUIPMENT Frank Lupo 5007 S. Pennsylvania President Cudahy, Wl (414)481-3444 53110 Res. 481-4580 5261 South Nicholson Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Call: 482-3080 Import and Domestic Auto Parts 4825 S. Whitnall Avenue Cudahy Wisconsin BLACK BEAR 4264 So. Beverages IIEDEL TOOL MACHINE INC. 3645 E. MALLORY AVE. Compliments of A FRIEND 182 Congratulations Class of ’82 SERVING ALL OF MILWAUKEE COUNTY Country Flower Shop Complete Floral Service 3101 EAST LAYTON AVENUE CUDAHY, Wl. 53110 Phone (414)744-4970 The Arrow Staff would like to thank Country Flower for their support once again. steams magnetics concranmans Stearns magnetics lnc. u a subsidiary of Magnetics International. Inc. 6001 S.General Ave. • Cudahy, Wis. 53110 • C4143 769-8000 AL’S CUSTARD 525 E. Layton Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. “82” — May You All Take Advantage of the Many Wonderful Opportunities in the World — Al Congratulations Class of 82 J. C. PENNEY CATALOG LUCAS-MILHAUPT RETURN STORE 5656 S. Pennsylvania , 5656-D So. Packard Packard Plaza P.L.A.V. LANES 3677 Pulaski Ave. Post 26 L 185 stl NIANTIIQINIAYJ OF CUDAHY- CUDAHY, WIS 1_______ 186 Stiff a young drank. . . dut adzzadu an odd fzCznd The Arrow Staff thanks you First National O oo SKATE CENTER 5200 S. Pennsylvania Cudahy, Wis. WHERE GOOD KIDS SKATE GREAT HI MLS W. B. KANNAPINN REALTY... 3306 S. 27th St. George Hilby Milwaukee, Wis. (414)769-9188 (414)645-3903 MIKE CRIVELLO CAMERAS 7346 W. Greenfield West Allis, Wl crcne Manufacturing Service Corp. Congratulations Class of “82” 6000 S. Buckhorn Ave. Cudahy 187 INDEX Aa Able, Stephanie (12) Adamec. Ronald (10) 36.110 Adams. Donald (10) 36 Akey. Timothy (10) 36 Alaniva, Danny (10) 36 Allen Patrick (10) 36 Alvarez, Debbie (11) 80 Alvarez, David (11)80 Anderson. Diane (11) 155,80.128 Anderson, Dwayne (11) Anderson, (oanhe (11) 80 Anderson, joyce (10) 20.36.60.71,108 Antifinger. Mark (11) 80 Antifinger. Thomas (10) 36 Anuszewski, Mark (12) 132 Argondizzo. Vincent (10) 36.67,72.113,118. 171 Armbmster. Mark (12) 99,114.116.132 Arndt, Michelle (10) 36,59.71 Arriens. Arrien (Ted) (11)80 Bb Bagnieski, Timothy (11) 72.74.80.106 Bahling. Jeffrey (11)62,80.114.116.171 Bajczyk. Kurt (12) 114.124.132 Balcerek. Daryl (12) 132 Balcerek. Paul (10) 36 Balow, Eric (10) 36, 58.61,72.74 Bankenbuscn, John (10) 36.72. 74 Barber. Roger (10) 95 Barlow. Cynthia (10) 36.60 Barlow. Joseph (12) 132 Barr, Arland (10) 36.106 Bartoshevich. Cheryl (12) Bartoshevich, Scott(ll) 80 Bartoshevich, Wendy (11) Bartz. Ronald (11)80 Barutha. Jacalvn (10) 36 Barutha. Karen (12) 132 Barutha. Michael (12) 99.132 Bates, David (11)80 Baur. Carl (10) 36.75 Bautch. Steven (10) 36.118 Bay. Terry (10) 36.60 Beaudry. Dave (12) Beaudry. Michaol (12) Becker. Greg (12) 59.132 Becker. Rondy (12) Beilke. Kelly (12) 63.132 Beinlich,Ted(ll)80 Belsky. Christian (10) 110 Belsky, Paul (1.1) 80 Bergsrud. John (12) Best. Scott (12) 1. 24, 55, 66.132.192 Bevilacqua, Mary )o (10) 36 Beyer, Ron (12) 132 Bieniewski, Cheryl (11) 20,61,71.80,105 Bieniewski, Gregory (10) Bieszka. Joseph (10)’36 Billo. Margret (12) 65.67.73,107.132,171 Bindas. Lvnn, (11) 80.127 Black. Sherry (l2) 71.132 Blanchard, Ralph (10) 36 Blaskowski. Mark (10) 36 Blaskowskl. Paul (10) 36 Blochowicz, Jennifer (11)80.122 Blochowicz, Jav (12) 99.114.124.132 Blum. Eugene (11) 80 Bober. Chris (12) 1.55.132.192 Boknevitz, Patrick (10) 36 Boknevitz. Robert (12)112.132 Bondar. Patricia (11) 67.80.101.102.171 Boren, William (10)36 Borkowicz, Dion (12) 64.133 Borkowicz, Doreen (10) 36 Borowski. James (11) 28.61,80.102 Borzick. Michael (12) 112.133 Bowden, Wallace (12) 77.106.133 Bowe. Laura (10) 36 Bowe. Matthew (12) 133 Boyd. John (11)80 Brandt. Scott (10) 36 Brault, Mark (10) 36,113 Braun. Corrine (10) 95 Brewer. Amy (12) 133 Bridich, Julie (11)20,71, 80 Brodv, Miles (11) 80 Bronecki, Susan (12) 20. 63. 71.73.133 Brown. Christopher (12) 133 Brown. Kevin (11) 80 Brummeyer. Rosemarie (12)56.133 Brzek. Denise (11) Brzozowski. Karen (11)80.127 Buchholz. Janice (12) 64,133 Buckner, Dean (10) 36.71,118 Budzicn. Cheryl (10) Budziszewski. Joyce (12) 75.133 Buelow, Dina (12) 61,66.77.133 Buelow, Donna (10) 36,59,107 Buerger. Michael (12) 28.99,102.133 Buerger. Robert (11) 80 Bugni. Sandra (11) 80 Bukowski, Blaine (10) 36 Bulson. Pamela (11) 73.80.101.102 (10) 36, 59,60 Burdecki. Suzanne (11) 61,80 Burditt. Sharon (11) 20. 80.127 Burns. Clinton (10) 36 Bums, Diane (11) 80 Burzvnski. Susan (11) 20.63.71.80 Bulz. Marc (12) 106.133 Bulz. Randi(lO) 36.61.105 Butz. Ronna (11) 1.55.61.80 Bzdusek. Nancy (12) 24,66,133 Cc Cantillon. Robert (12) 133 Cardin, Carolyn (12) Carlson. Victoria (12) 133 Cartrette. Donna (l:t) 80 Cartrette. Tammy 111) 80 Cast?. Ann (11) 80 Case. Robert (12) 134 Cecil. Steve (11) 72.74.80 Cervera. Oscar (12) 77.99,114.118.134 Champeau, Dawn (10) 36. 72 Champeau. Todd (12) 134 Chamey. Christopher (11) 72.74.75 Charney. Richara (10) 36 Chavez, Diane (12) 134 Chawla. jnsdeep (11) 80 Cheke, Lisa (12) 134 Cherry, Ed (11) 80.124 Ghetto, Scott (11) Chojnocki. Jame (12) Christ. Gerald (12) 134 Cieslewicz. Karen (12) 82.134 Cieslewicz, Lynn (12) 128,134 Cieszka. Thomas (11) 80.99.114.124 Cindel. Patricia (11) 70,80 Ciurlik, James (11)28.72.74. 80.99.102 Clark. Daniel (10) 36.113,118 Comp, Kevin (11) Con jurski. Thomas (11) 83 Connor. Brian (10) 36 Conrad. Michael (12) 28,99,102,134 Corbett. Amy (11) 70.83,127 Corbisier, Dawn (12)64.134 Corbisier, Mary (10) 36.122 Cornwell, Shiela 111173,83.101 Cote, Christine (10) 36,62 Cottier, Kurt (12) 134 Cottier, Lisa (10) 36.59,60,72.74 Craig, Daniel (12) Crapitto, Dawn (12) 134 Cretens. Bradlev (10) 36.118 Cribb. Jerold (11)72.74.83 Cribb. Joseph (12) 62.72.74,134 Crum, Steve (10) 36,124 Culver. Julie (10) 39,60.127 Culver. Paul (11) 75.83 Culver. Ronald (11) 83.98.99 Curatola, Anthony (12)66.124,125,134 Curatola. Vincent (10) 39.113.118 Curry. Daniel (11)83 Czamecki. Jeff (12) 134 arnecki, Joseph (11) ubek. Christine (12) 24, 63. 134 Dd D’Acquisto. Nicholas (10) 39, 58.118 Damask. Sharon (12) 6.56,135 Dantgaard, David (10) 39 Dam(tz,Brian(ll)83 Davis. Stevon (11) 83 Davis. Tim (10) 39 Deau. Carrie (12) 71.135 Dekeyser. Ronda (10) 39 Del Bovo. Anne (11) 65.72.74.83 Delgado. Hector (11) 83 De Luca, Mario (11) 83.110.112.114 Demos, Matthew (11) 57. 83 Dempsey. Shaun (11) Derbv. Aaron (10) 39 DeSalvo, Jacquline (12) 20.59,71,135 Detrie. Kristine (12) 135 Dettlaff. William (12) 124.135,124 Devlin. Ramona (11) 20.70,83.108 Dewald. Mark (11) 83 Dietrich, Therese (12) 126,135 Dietrich, Thomas (11) 72,83 Dietrich. Tina (10) 39. 60.101 Dobek, Kathleen (10) 39 Dobrzynski, David (11) 83 Dombrowski, Timothy (11) 56. 83 Domin. Cynthia (12) 135 Dopuch, Amy Beth (11) 72.74,75.83 Douglas. Tina (11) 83 Dovi. Mark (11) 83.106.112 Drehfal. Dawn (10) 20.39.71 Dretzka, Andrew (12) 72.75,135 •let. Lisa (10) 36 ane, Julie (12) 135 Mark (12) ek. Kenneth (12) 135 ek. Sandy (12) 56.65.135 ek. Steven (10) 39 Duffek. Teresa (11)61.70 rane.Tony(ll)83 n. Kelly (12)61.135 David (12) 135 Dykes. Timothy (10) 39.58, WM Dyszelski, Denpis (11 j 83.114 Ee Risenmenger. John 111) 83 Klenich, Dale (11) 72. 74.83 igevold. fodi (11)61.71.83 i. Susan (12) 60,64. 71.135 j. Terri (11) 71,83 ,'onow, Carol (11) 75.83 ;ans. Jeralyn (12) 65.66.135 ;an.|oelyn(10)39.65.129 Ff Fetha, Brenda (12) 136 Felha. Michael (10) 39 Feuling. Daniel (10) 20.39. 71.113.124 Fix, Pamela (10) 39.61 Fix. xShelhr{12) 61.70,136 Pixel, Kenneth [ 10) 39.73.74.124 Flechner. Frank (10) 95 Flick. Dawn (10) Flick. Debra (10) 39.71.110 Flick. Ruth Ann (12) 20.59.60,70,136 Fogel, Scott (11) 72. 74. 03.124 Foitik. Brian (10) 39.118 Folger. Maureen (12) 77.136 Forczek. Donald (10) 39 Fortier, Susan (10) 20.39.59.60.71 • Fosmore, Kim (10) 39.127 Fosseli, Mark (11) 20, 71 Frederick, Jeffrey (10) 20,39.71.113,171 Freeman. Scott (11)83 Freichols. Susan (10) 39.67. 72.107.122 Freimund, Bonny (12) 71.136 Fritsch, James (10) 39 Fritz, Courtland (12) 136 Frome. Terrence (10) 43,73,95 Fiyer. Renae (10) 20, 39.60.69.71 Frvmark. Randall (10) 39,110 Ftmiek, Juliann (11) 72,74,75.83.101,107 Gg Gacek. Teresa (11) 83 Gaebel, Robert (10) 39 Gaebel, Sandra (12) Christal (12| 136 Robert (12) 104,110.136 dosh, Debra (12) 24,127.136 idosh. Marc (12) 136 . Michael (10) 39.73.74 Gaidosh,Tim |10) 39 Galica, Joel (1.1) Gardetto. James (10) 39 Gargulak. Anthony (11) 58.83.114 Gavinski. Jeffrey (11) 58.99.114 Gazdik. Dione (11) 56.70,83. 126 Geiger, Christopher (12) 114. 136 Get ger. Lisa (11) 83 Gerb er. Cltristopher (12) Gestwicki, Gary (12) 39,64.72.74.136 Gestwicki. Gene (10) 72.74 Coin. Paula (11) Golding. Gerald (10) 39.113,124 Coiner, Charles (11) 57,83 Golner, Douglas 111) 83 Gooder. Wayne (10) 39 Goodwin. Robin (12) 136 Goretzko, Stephan (12) 136 Gottfried, Kan (11) Grace. Mark (10) Grams, Steve (11) 84 Grandvois, David (10) 39 Grau. Susan (12) 64,136 Gravning. Colin (10) 39.61 Green. Carolyn (10) Greiner, Bruce (11) 84.114 Griffith. Tim (11) 119 Grimm. Kurt (12) 136 Grimm. Shawn (11)95 Grochowski. Angela (10) 39,72 Grochowski. Donald (12) Grochowski, Shelley (10) 39 Groholski. Gary (12) 137 Gross. John (11) 95 Gross. Larry (10) Grove, Robert (12) 64.72. 114,137 ' 'rove. Robin (11) 60.72.84 ruener, Gregory (10) 39 er, Julie (12) 77.137 jea, Frances (11)45 rzesk, Dobra (11) 61.84 ertin, Sheila (10) 40 vrbaky, Susan (11) Hh .Glenn (10)40,113,118 iblewitz, Deborah (11) 72.74.84.105.121 tines. Richard (11)84 ill. April (10) 40 dverson, Gail (11) 73.74.84 Iverson, Sherry (12) 101.137 Iverson. Timothy (10) 40 jmaker, Mary (10) 40 imel, Fredrich (11) nei, Jacqueline (12) 31,66,137 a. Sharon (11)84,127 .Rhonda (10) 40 188 Kaiuel, Timothy (12) 137 Hardy, Benjamin (11) 84.124 Hardy, Carol (12) 137 Harling. David (12) 20. 60, 69, 71.73. 74,137 Harris. David (10) 40 Harvey, Renee (12) 127.137 Hasa. Islam (10) 40 Hatton, Charles (12) Hauenstein. Judith (12) 137 Hauerwas, Jacqueline (12)67.107,127,137 Hauski. Craig 110)40.124 Hecht, Richard (10) 40 Hecimovich, Dan (11)84 Hecker, James (12) 112.137 Hecker, Lisa (10) 40.59.64.65.122 122 Hecker. Michael (11) 119 Heideman. Steven (10) 20,40.71 Heinzebnan. Karen (11) 20.71,84 Heizman. Ronald (12) 137 Helm, David (12) 114.137 Helstowski. Ann (11) 84.108 Heltemes, Kathleen (11)72.108 Hennlich, James (12) 77.106.124,137 Henry. Dnrryle (11) 84,114,119 Henry. David (10) 40 Henschel, Kristine {12) 20.108.137 Herden, Jackie (12) Herman. Christina (12) 138 Hermsen, Gail (11) 84 Herrick. William (11) 84 Hersil. Chris (12) 67,108,138,171 Hersil, Lisa (10) 40 Hesiak, David (10) 40 Hesiak. Thomas (12) 138 Hesiak, Timothy (10) 40.106 Hesselbach. Michael (12) 138 Hilby. Dennis (12) 1.55.62.138,192 Hildreth. Kevin (11) 84 Hintz, Michelle (10) 40,75 Hoefgen, Gregory (10) 40 Hoffarth. Leah d’l 184 Hojnacki, Carol (12) Hoinacki, lane (10) 40 Holsen, Jill (10) 40,60. 72,74 Horozewski. Glenn (11) 84.119 Hough, Daniel (12) Hoyt. Steven (12) 138 Hubbard, Charles (12) 138 Hubbard. Gary (12) Hubbard. Rick (10) 40 Huhn. Mark (12) 73,74.114,136 Hunt. Karen (10) 40.75.101,102 Hunt. Kevin (11) Hurula. Robert (12) 138 Ii lanni. Vincent (10) 40 Ice. Timothy (11)84 Immel, Jill (11)84 Ireland. Colleen (10)95 Izzo. Stacy (12) 70.138 Jj fablonowski. Marc (10) 40. 61.69.72 jackland. Robert (12) 138 Jackson. Jodie (11)71 Jackson, Terrence (12) 138 Jacobson, Terry Lynn (11) 64.84 Jaeger. Mark (il) 62.84.112,114 jagodzinski. JoAnn (10) 40.60,122 jambretz. Marilyn (11) 70,101 janicek. Darreyl(10) 58.60.113 janicek. Laura (12) 61,108.138 Janicek. Machele (12) 72.74,138 Janicek. Robert (10) 40.69, 73.74.124 janusiak, Fay Marie (12) 70.138 janusiak, Richard (10) 40 jarantowski. Cynthia (10) 40 jarantowski. James (11) 84 jaskuiski, Darrell (12) 124 (askulski. Denise (10) 40 jastromski. Lynette (12) 138 jaworski, Robert (11) 71,139 Jeffery. Christine (11) 84 Jeffery. Daniel (12) 114.139 lenders, )oe(l 1)84 jensen, Diane {12) 64,139 Jensen, Tim (12) 62.139 Jesse. Glen (10) 40.113.124 jessup, Elizabeth (10) 40 Jessup. Katherine (12) 63,64,66.72. 74.139 joas, Dawn (11) 84 jobnson. Brian (12) 139 Johnson. Jeffery (11) 20.84.110 Johnson, jeffery (10) 40 |ones. Richard (11) 84,119 Joseph. Jill (12) 139 Juneman. Bret (10) 40 Junemann, Dona (12)56.139,174 junkans. Leah (10) 59, 95 jurglanis, Sharon (12) 139 Jutrzonka. Christine (12) 66,108.110.139 Kk Kachellek, Patrick (12) 139 Kachellek. Peter (10) 95 Kaczkowski, Donna (11)84,128 Kaczmarek, Elaine (12) 139 Kaehler, Jean (12) 75,139 Kalfus. Sue (12)139 Kamedulski, David (12) 99.114. 139 Kaminski. ]eanne (10) 40.72.74 Kaminski. Mark (12) 139 Karweik, James (11) 62,84,114 Kazmierski, Glen (10) 40.72.75 Kehoc. Tracy (12) 77,140 Keishian, Janice (12) 140 Keith, Christopher (10) 40,61.72,113 Keith. Kelly (11) 1,61,72.74 Kendall. Denessa (10) 40 Kenney. Daniel (10) 40 Kilps, Jeffrey (11) 84,112,114 Kinlop. Randall (10) 43, 59.68, 73,124 Kieman, Keith (10)43 KHmaszewski, Richard (12) 140 Kling, Christine (11) 87 Klobuchar, Louise (12) 140 Klotz, Scott (10) 43.72. 74.106 Klotz, Todd (11)87 Kluck. Thomas (10) 43.102,118 Kluczykowski, Allen (12) 140 Klug. Kathryn (10) 1. 43. 55. 57, 59, 61.95 Kmieciak, June (11) 87.95 Knaak. Mark (11) 87 Knapinski, Cyndy (10) 43 Knoch. Lisa (12) 70, 140 Knuth. Sandra (12) 140 Knutson. Rachelle (12)70.140 Kobb, Lisa (10) 43 Koch. Mark (11) Koch. Wendy (12)64 Koehler, Jacqueline (11) 70,87,101.171 Koenig. Dean (10) 43,113.118 Koenig, Jay (12) 140 Koenig. Kirsten (10)43 Koenig, Robin (12) 101,146.171 Kolbe, Kevin (11) 87 Koliatz, Cynthia (11)87 Komorowski, Amy (11) 87.108 Konen. Bruce (12) 140 Konen. Jerome (10) 43 Kapecky, Sandra (10) 43,59 Kopp. Scott (10)43 Koskovich. Christina (11) 87 Koss, Kennith (12) 140 Koss. Lori (10) 43 Kosse), Brenda (10) 43.108 Kossel. Mark (12) 110. 111. 140 Kostecki, John (10)43 Kolarak, Jill (11)63,87 Kotke. David (12) 20. 59, 71.140 Kotke. Kevin (10) 20.43. 71 Kovac. BethAnn (11) 60.69.87 Kowalski, Terry (10) Kowalski. Thomas (11) 1.57,87.99.114 Kozaczok. John (10) 43 Kozaczok, Sam (12) 140 Kozinski, Tracy (10) 43 Kraeger. Gary (11)87 Krajewski, Anne (11) 87 Krajewski. Mary (12) 140 Krajewski. Thomas (12) 57,112.141 Kranz. Tammy (12) 126.141 Krawczyk, Stacy (11) 65. 87.107.122.171 Krecak. Dragan (10) 43 Krecak, Nikola (12) 141 Kromraj. Scott (10) 43 Kromraj.ThomasIlO) ' Lisa (11) 87 Mr— Krug. Leah (10) 43 Kruger. Denise (10) 43 Kruszka. Michael (10) 43,71 Kryger. Geri (12) 77.141 Ksomech, Christopher (11)87.119 Kuban. Laura (12) 141 Kubel. Jeffrey (12) 66.112.119,141 Kubik. Katherine (11) 73.74,87 Kubisz. Keith (12) 99.114,141 Kubisz. Kenneth (12)62.98,99.114,116.141 Kurcharski, William (10)43 Kuchera. Chervl (11) 71.87 Kujawa, Carla (10) 43. 59.101 Kujawa. Edwin (12) 62.114,116,141 Kujawa. Thomas (10) 43,113,118 Kuka, Joseph (11) Kukor, Jeanne (11) 87 Kunesh, Kelly (12) 71.141 Kunstman. Barbara (12) 31.86.101.107.141 Kurowski. Barbara (12) 141 Kurz, Douglas (11) 87.99 Kuszewski, Tony (10) 43 Kutsch. Theresa (10) 43.64.65.129 LI Lacber, Kevin (11) 87 Lackowski. David (12) 124,141 La Dell. Richard (10) 43,72.74 La Fountaine, Bonnie (11)87 La Fountaine. Brenda (10) 43 La Fountaine, Cathleen (12) La hr, Judy (11) 28,87,128 Lang, Gary (10) 43 Langenfeld. Jeffrey (10) 43 Langer. Daniel (10) 20.43. 71.102 Langowski. Anthony (11) 87,112 Langowski. Craig (10) 43.113 Lanier, Adarin (1.0) 43.71 Lanier. Theresa (10) 43.71 Laskowski. Nicholas (11) 87 Last, Timothy (11) 87 Laufenberg. James (11) 73,95,114 Lausier. Timothy (11) 87 Lauters. Christine (11) 95 Lecus, Dawn (12) 67.108,126,141,171 Lee, Jerome (10) 43 Le Houillier. Richard (11) 72.74,87.99 Leranth. James (10) 28.43.113 Lesch. Daniel (10) 43.110 Lesch. fulieanne (12) 61.141 Lezala, Gloria (11) 60.69.72.87 Lien. Andrew (10) Lindberg. Robert (12) 20.71.141 Link, Lori (10) 43.65.73,75.122 Lisota. Catherine (12) 62.142 Lisowski, Cheryl (11) 87 Lisowski, John (11) 87,114 Lisowski. Timothy (12) Litka, Beckie (12) 105.142 l.itka, Bonnie (12) 142 Litka. Yvette (10) 43 Littlefield, Lori (11) 59.60,61,71.87 Loose. Curt (12) 142 Lopez, Brian (10) 44 Lopez, Margaret (10) 44.72.102 Lopez, Maria (10) 20.44,59. 60.71 Lorenz, Kathleen (10) 44.108 Ludwig. Theodore (12) 142 Luedke. Peter (10) 95.113 Lukes. Beth Ann (12) 142 Lukes, Timothv (11)87.114 Lukowski, Kathy (11) 63.87,95 Lunde. Kristin (11) 87 189 Mm vfackett, Darlene (12) Magestro. Benjamin (11) 87.124 Vtagestro, Jackie (11] 87.95 Magnuson. Leigh (11) 87 Mannke, Ann (12) 57.105.142 Mahnke. Richard (11)87.114,119 Mahsem. Robert (10) 44 Maier, Rhonda (10)44 Malicki. Sally (12) 142 Malovec, James (10) 44,113 Mandich. Julie (12) 84.142 Manka, Laura (10) 44 Manzeck, Cheryl (11) 87 Marchetti. Kevin (11) Mardniak. Joseph (12),142 Marcun, Tracey (10) 44 Marian, Michael (10) 44,58,113 Marks, Joseph (10) 20,44.71 Marsoiok. Snerri (10) 44 Martin. Ann (10) 44 Martin. Timothv (10) MartindaW, Debra (10)44,60, 85, 71,105,171 Martinez, Robert (12) 73.142 Marnik. Patricia (10) 44.71 Masarik. Michael (11) 88,114,171 Maslowski, Kelly (10) 20,44. 64.65.71,129 Masney, Debbie (10) 44 Mathews. Ann (10) 44.60 Mattila, Roger (10) 44 MattmlHer. Dave (11) 88 Mattmiller, Thomas (12) Mattson, Janie (10) 44,71 Matusik. Ricky (10) 44 Matuszewski. Dean (10)44 72,741 - uszewj' ’ Ninko, Nogay, John (12) 114.143 Nogay, Joni(12)l43 Norberg. Cary (12) 72,74.144 Nordine. Laurie (12) 144 Notham. Gary (11) 62. 88 Notham. James (12) Nowak. Jefferv (11) 88.99.106.119 Nowak. Lisa (i 1)60,69.75.88 Nowak. Marv Jo (10) 47.62.67.122 ,171 Oo glo, Terry (12) 20. 59. 63, 66, 71,144 iejniczak. James (11) 88 lejniczak. Maureen (10) 47,122 Jen. Todd (10) 47 Heszak. David (10) 47,74 1m. Cvnthia (10) 47 ' on. Jill (11) 71.88.107 szewski. Sherry (11) 95 sewski, Thomas (12) 144 )pdnhl. Dean (10) 47 rlikowski. Mark (10) 47,61 i ski, Debra (12) 61,71.73.144 Julie (10) 47. 28.47.61. 65. 07. 73.101. 102,171 Michelle (10)47.71 jn, Victoria (11)20, 59, 71.88 pP Paccagnella. Catherine (11) 88.105 Pachi, Linda (12) 144 Pachi. Matthew (11) 88,114 Pacign. Richard (10) Brian (10) mo, Joseph (12) 144 'ski, Jeffery (11)1. ief! Matykowski, Theresa (10) 144 Mayford. Sandra 111) 127 McBride. Gregory (10) 44 M cGuf Ge giatlOjl 05 McGuff. Patrick (12)44 McKelvie. Tammy (12) McKendrv, Keith (11) 58.88 Meeks. Jeffrey (10) 44.113.124 Meeks. Kevin (11) 106 ?ks. Kristine (12) 88 Mark (10) 44,58 tik, Kristine (12) 62.105,142 lotik. Mark (10) 44.113 lin. Donna (12) er. Arnold (11) 63,86, 114,124 •ers, Michael (12) 24.31. 66.114,142 lalski. Michael (10)44,118 jlajczak. Janice (11) 75.88 lajczak. Joanne (11) 88.107 ' rjczak. Thomas (1.0) 44 Michael (11) 88.99 Thomas (10) 44.113 iv, Michael (12) 110,142 Pa Hen. Paul (11} 89.106 Panosian, Diane (12) 151 Parker. Gregory (12) 24,31.62.98.114,116, 144 Parker. Paul (11)89.114 Mi JcuTayrMicKele [f6j« Pascolini, Filomena (11) 88 Paul. Joseph (11) 89.114.171 Paul. Ronald (11) 89,99.114 Pavlovic. Marina (10) 47,122 Pawlowski, Lori (10) 47 Payne. Mary Beth (12) 20.59, 70.105.144 Pearson, Lisa (10) 47.105 Pecheriza, Kevin (12) Pecheriza, Kim (11) 91 Peeper. Denise (11) 91 Peeper. Dennis (12) 144 Pehowski, David (12) 144 Pehowski, Paula (10) 28.47. 102 Pekar, )offcry(ll)91,114 Pekar, Robert (11) 91 Pekar. Susan (12) 20.24.31. 60.71.144 Peller, Renee (12) 144 Pelsek, Timothy (10) 47 )64.144 Miller. Ruth (12) Miller. Sherri (11) 67.71. 88,101,171 Minerath. Joseph (10)44.110.113 Mish. Julie (11)88 Mitchum. Nancv (12) 61,143 Mixdorf, Beth (12)143 Mizia. Darlene (11) 88 Moczynski, Jolin (11) 88,124 Mollberg. Brian (10) 44,106 Momcilovic, Milan (10) 44,113 Momsen. Sharon (12) 143 Montv. Dawn (12) 143 Monty. Dean (11) 88.114 Moran. Brendan (11) 28. 57. 88.99.102 Morrison. Barbara (12) 72,143 Morrison. Carol (11) 88 Morrison. David (11) 88 Mudrock. Brian (10) 44,73 Muller. David (12) 31.61.68.69.106.119.143 Mulqueen, Mary (12) 65.143 Munoz, Mary (12) 143 Munoz, Rose (11) 72.88.101.102 Murray, Jennifer (11) 20.71.88 Musha. Wayne (11) 88,110 Myers. Scott (10) 44 Nn Nall. Darlene (11| 88 Nash. Debra (12) 143 Nash. Michae) (10) 1.44.55.72. 74 Nehring. Danelle (12) 143 Nelson, Dean (12) 143 Nelson. Rick (10) 44 Nelson, Robert (10) 44.113 Nelson. RoseAnn (12) 143 Nelson. Suzanne (l 1) 88,107 Nerat, Randall (11) 88 Neuman. Cheryl (12) 59.66.73.75.107,143 Neuman. Lynn (11) 72, 74, 75,95.107 Niehusen, Judith (12) 143 Ninham, Snelley (10) 47.71 Ninkp-'Michael (11) 88 Pelzek, Renee (12) 144 | Peronto. Dana (10) 20. 47,71,113 Peronto, Donna (10) 47. 71.122 Peters. Keith (11)91.114 Peterson,-Brenda (10) Peterson. Darrel (12) 31.99.114.124.125.145 Peterson. Pom' (12) 145 Peterson, Tracy (11) 59.65.91 Petrowski, Wendy (10) 47,129 Piche, Michael (11) 91.110 Piemeisel, James (11) 91 Pietniszka. Martin (10) 47.113 Piparo. Peter (11) Piraino. Maria (10) 47 Pisarek. Denise (12) 64,145 Pisarek. Peter (10) 47,61 Pisula, Gerald (10) 20,47,71.113 Pitzl, John (10) 61 Plachinski. Steven (11)91,110,114 Plachinski. Susan (11) 64.91,108 Placko, Jeffrey (12) 61,71 Plalh, Kevin (10) 20,47,71 Plath, Shelley (11) 91,122 Pliszka. Lea (10) 47.69, 7274 Pliszka. Steven (11191,99.114 Polasek. Dawn (10) 47.67 Ponec, Susan (11)91 Popodi. Daniel (11)90 Popodi. Dean (12) Popple, Cheryl (11) 91 Posaa, Gary (11) 58,950 Povlich. Man1 Jo (12) 145 Povolo. James (11) 91.99 Povolo. Robert (12) 99,145 Prevede), Terri (11)90 Priebe. Kori (10) 47 Pritzl. Lorenda (12) 145 Pritzlaff, Frank (11) 74,104 Pritzlaff. Suzanne (12)28.105.145 Probst, Christopher (12) 114,145 Prohst. Susan (10) 59, 65.67. 72, 74.95.101. 171 Prodzinski, Kenneth (11) 91 Prouty. Darlene (12) 20.64. 71.145 8(12)66, 104,124,125,145 Jody (11) 90.101 James (10) 47 Qq rrtemont. Alan (11) 91.113 jmont, Janine (10) 47,59 Rr er, Frederick (10) 47 irrv. David (12) 100.110. 111. 145 Ratliff. Glen (121145 Raymond. Pamila (10) 47,71 Regalia. Dawn (12) 145 Red. Timothy (11) 91.99 iman, David (12) 146 kowski, Scott (10) nning, Michelle (.11) 70,91 Repinski, Joseph (12 � pta, Darlene (12) 146 jszka. Cheryl (12) 146 ce, Gregory (11) 91 chter, Donald (12)71,146 Rick. Cary (10) 47 Riley. Allan (12)99.114,124,146 Rilev. Patrick (11) 91.124 ibertson, Walter (10) 70 Robinson, Alice (12) 146 hrig. Katrina (10) 47,71 hrig, Luke (12) 61,71.146 mero, Jesse (11)91 mich, Daniol (10) 47 much, Jacalyn (12) 146 lames (10) 47 .Sara (10)47 yek. Michelle (10) 47 eda. Denise (12) 146 edi. Dawn (10) 47.71 Mary (12) 77.146 tkow ki, Lawrence (10) 47 utkowski. Thomas (11) 91 Rybicki. Mary (10) 47 Rychlak, Donald (10) 47 ytman, Peter (10) 47 Rytman, Susan (11)91 Ss ibel. Mark (10) 47 tbel. Shawm (12) .John, Richard (11)91,99.114 . Marie, Michale (12) 20, 59,65,70.105. 146.171 .Onge, Daniel (11) 57.91,124 ilzman. Michele (10) 47,122 Sandahl, Denise (12) 20,59,60,70.146 Sanfelippo. Jeffery (12) 24,31,58,99,146 Sanger. Dennis (12) 146 Sand, Brian (12) 63,119,146 Sand, Jaculin (12) 1,65,146 Sand. James (12) 147 Saskowski, Susan (11) 65.91 Savin. Mark (12) 58,114,147 Scaffidi, Nicholas (12) 147 Schabla. David (10) 113 Schabla, Gina (10)48,71 Schach. Darren (10) 48. 61 Schanning, Steven (11) 20,71.91 Schell. Judith (12) 64,147 Schell, Michael (10) 48 Schellenberger, Kelley (11)91.124 Scherkenbach, Michael (12) 77,147 Scherkenbach. Patrick (11) 91 Schildknecht, Ann Marie (11) 91,105 Schilling, Penny (12) 62.67.77.105,147.171 Schilz, Dawn (12) 63,127,147 Schilz. Steven (10) 95 Schley, Todd (10) 48. 58.113 Schluenz. Gary (10) 20,48.71 Schlueter. (ay (12) 147 Schlund, Michael (12) 77.147 Schmidt, Debra (12) 56,147,174 Schmidt. Denise (12) 1. 55.147.192 Schmitt. Lynn (10) 48 Schmitt, Robin (12) 71, 77.147 Schram. Joanne (12) 147 Schroeder. Carla (12)63,127,147 Schroeder. Susan (12) 24,31,67.124.147.171 Schroepfer, Brian (11) 91 Schroettner. Andrew (11) 65.67. 91,106,171 Schubert, Michael (10) 48 Schulgen, Julie (12)127,147 Schulte, Leah (10)48,71 Schultz. Dana (10) 48,108 Schultz, Jennifer (12) 105,148 Schultz. John (12)31.114,116,119,148 Schumacher, Beth (11) 91 Schumacher. Wendy (11) 71,91 Schwartz, Barbara (10) 48,71 Schwartz. Penny (11) 91 Scott. Brian (12) 148 Scott. Debra (11) 91 Scott. Kim (10) 48,56.62 Scully. Margaret (12) 148 Segedi, Cheryl (12) 1,28.55.67,101,102.148, 171 Seminero, Linda (10) 48,73.101,129 mski, Jay (12) 104.14(5 mski, Scholle (11)91.105 Ronald (11)91 Serra. Lucilio (11)91.112 Sheben, Michael (11) 92 Sheehan, Daniel (11) 92.114 Shore. Catherine (11) 20. 70.92 Siegel, Norman (10) 46.57,58,113 Sikora, Karla (12) 148 Simonis. Marie (10) 20,48. 71,129 Simpson. Ralph (10) 48.113 Simuncak, Dennis (10) 48,113,118 Simuncak, Julie (11) 92 Simuncak. Dennis (10) 48,72,113,118 Singleton. Dawn (10) 48.60 Siodlarz, David (10) 48 Siodlarz, Paul (12) 148 Skibba. Anthony jll) 57.92.99,114 Skowronski. Shelley (11) 20.71,92 Skrobis. Jennifer (10) 48.57.59.69 Skudlarczyk, Sheline (11)92 Sieger, Mark (11)92 Slivinski. Christine (11) 63.92.1.07 Slogaski. Pamela (11)72.74.75.92.105 Slusar, Anthony 111)67.92,99,171 Slusar, Mark (10) 48.118 Smith, Gordon (11)61.74. 75,92 Smoody. Mitchell (10) 48 Smul, Geri (10) 48 Sobczak. Kristine (10) 48 Solda, Patricio (12) 66,148 Solomon. Troy (10) 48 Soltis. Lisa (11) 92 Soltis, Michael (12) 148 Sopik, Dennis(12) 148 Sopik, Linda (10) 48.60.122 Sorce. Stacie (11) 92 Sorenson. Laura (10) 48,71 South, Colleen (11) South. Joel (10) 48 Spicer. John (11)92 Stachowiak. Kurt 110) 48 Stachowiak. Lonald(ll) Stahl. Michael (12) 148 Stanislawski, Michael (10)48 Stark. Peggy (121 Slauber, Randall (12) 148 Steffen. Jeffery (11)92,110 Steffen, Linda (12) 148 Steffes. Michael (10) 48 Stein. Timothy (10) Stelter. Dawn (10)48 Stelter, Michael (12) Stevens, Jennifer (11) 92 Stevens. Ronald (10) 48 Stevenson. James (11) 92,99 Stewart. Christopher (11) 92,99 Stibbe, Martin (10) 48. 72,74 Stibbe, Rolf (11) 92 Stockman. Christina (11) 92 Stoiadinovic, Svetomir (12)62,64.114,148 Stoll Lauretta (11)92,105 Stoll Peggy (12) 20,65,71,128,149 Stolz, Michael (11) 28. 92,99.102 Straszewski, Rick (11) 92 Stray, Matthew (12) 20.60.71,149 Strenlow, Michael (11) 92 Struck, Deborah {12} 149 Stys. Sherry (12) 64,149 Sucharski. Cathy (11) 92 Sucharski, Cheryl (10) 48 Sucharski. Steve (12) 149 Suchon, Karen (12) 149 Swanda, Cynthia (11) Swanson. Jean 111) 92 Swessel, Mark (11) 75,92 Swessel Robert (io) 48.71 Swiatek. Judy (10) 48.71 Swiatek, Pamela (11) 92 Sztukowski. Shelly (10) 20.48,71 Szydel, Carolyn (11) 56,92 Szymczak, Mark (11) 20. 28. 71.92,99.102 Tt Tabat. Barney (12) Tabet, Richard (12) 149 Tarnowski. Timothv (11) 92 Tatera. Donna (10) 48,67.107.171 Tatera. Elizabeth (12) 28.31. 66.67,107.122. 149.171 Teuteberg. Christopher (12) Teuteberg. Suzanne (10) 48,62 Thames. Tina (10) 51.71 Thayer. Tracy (10) 51,72 Thein. David (1.0) 51.113 Theno, Robert (10) 51 Thiede. Leonard (12) 149 Thielen. Eve (11162.92 Thompson. Daniel (10) 51 Thompson, Jennifer (11) 95 Tice, John (12) 114,149 Tieu. Thu Dung (11) 65.69,74.95,105 Tieu, Thu Van (10) 51,60,69,105 Tomaich, Karen (12) 64.149 Tomka. Mary (12) 149 Totka, James (11) 92.112 Tracy, Lynn (12) 63,108.149 Tracy. Steven (10) 28,51, 58,113,118 ifry. Barbara (10) 51.59.65 loar, Dorothy (11) 59,67. 75.101,102.171 jloar, Jennifer (10) 51,72 remel, Brian (10)51 Raquel (12)71 'ich. Dragolh Vaccaro, Daniel (11) 57.59,72,74,92 Vad. Penny (11) 95 an Eimeren. Geoff (10) 51,113 an Eimeren. Linda (11)92 an Eimeren. Sue Ann (12) 149 Vasquez. Jane (11) ' oil. Leigh (12) 149 lovich. Dragoljub (10) 20.28.51.57.60. 75.102 inkl. Steven (12) 66.112.119,149 •isco. Holly (11) 63.92 ‘ James (11) 92 Michelle |11) io. Cynthia (10) 51 Todd (11)92.119 Uu grino. Inda (11)02 rbaniak. Christine (11) 60,65.92 Vv Ww Wagner, Cynthia (10) 51 A agner. Donald (10) 20,51 Wagner, Julie (12) 150 agner, Kim (11) 94 alker, Patrice (12) 67.101,150.171 alker. Scott (11) 28.57. 59.73.74.75.94.99. 102 Ward, Jeffrey (10) 51 Wurd, Penny (12) 150 Warren, Constance (11) 94 Vashkuhn, Daniel (10) 51.110 Vasikowsk., Robert (10) 62 'ebb. Brian (11) 94 'eber. Joel (11) 94.124.125 feber, John (12) 150 reber, Thomas (11) 94,124 fegner, )av (10) 51.113,124 regner, Jeffrey (10) 51.61 fegner. Thomas (10) 51 Wenglewski. Cindy (11) 20,71,94,101 Wenzel David (11) 94 1. Donald (11)94.110 Joseph (11)94 1. Rebecca (10)51,71 user. Jav (10) 51,55,106 ,24,106.119.150 ,. tv i S Maureen (11) 61.94 ite, Desiree (10) 51,72.74 ite, Kathleen (12) 105,150 rek. Mitchell (10) 51 Wieczorkowski. David (10)51 Wield, Paul (12) 72,74,75,114.150 Wier, Sharon (11) 94.108 Wiher. Barbara (12) 150 WildB, Susan (11) 94 Williams, Christine (10) 51 Williams, jean (12) 150 Windt, Kathleen 110) 51 Windt, Lori (12) 150 Wineinger. Julie (11) 20.59. 65.94 Wink. Robert (12) 114,119,150 Winskl Maribeth (10) 51,72. 74,105 Witkowski. Edmund (12) 99.150 Witkovvski, Kelly (11) 94 Witkowski, Kim (11) 94 Witte. Michelle (10) 51,75 Wiza. Jeffrey (11) 119 Wojdac. Laura (12) 20,59.64.69,71.150 Wois. James (10) 51 Wolbert. George (10) 51.118 Wolf, Constance (11) 94 Wood. Peter (11) 94.99.114 Wood. Thomas (12) 99,114.116.150 Woodbridge. Susan (10) 51,74 Wyszynski, Todd (10) 51 Wyszynski, Stacey (12) 150 Y Yank. Robin (12) 61,72.74.75.101,107,150 York. Man- Ellen (12) 20. 31.127151 Zz Zabludowski. Daniel (10) 51.113 Zaja. Kim (12) 64.151 Zandi. Gina (10)51.55 Zawikowski, Joel (10) 51.124 Zoman. Edward (11) 73.04 Zemanovic, Kim (10) 51,72 Zeniecki, Daniel (12) Zeniecki. Ronald ('ll) 94 Zibolski, Kraig (12) 24.62.114.116.151 Zibolski. Kristi (10) 51.71.127 Zierhart, Cynthia (10) 51,71 Zilg. Beatrix (10) 51 Zimmer, Philop (11) 94 Zink. Mary (10) 51.71.122 Zinke, Russel (12) 151 Zwick. Kimberly (12) 151 Zwick, Lori Ann (10) 95 A Very Special Thank You Mr. Nick Demos: For Your Help With the Coloi Section and All Those Many Times We Called Mr. Ken Braver: Taylor Yearbook Rep., Ass’t. Pro at Warnimont G.C. To the 1982 Arrow Seniors: Best Wishes Chris Bober: westart Jaci Santi: This year was easy collecting ads July 1st. OK? on Arrow, Sorry! Scott Best: You batted .697 in Arrow _ . TT.,, Denise Schmidt: You're Dennis riil by I Not too sure I right I will miss you! Who will do can continue without a Hilby. garbage jobs. Cheryl Segedi: i asked Mr. Wilke to flunk you so I could keep you one more year. Seniors: Now you’ll always have your own cropper, stamper, quad pak, etc, etc. et