Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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Setting New Goals Webster says a goal is “an end that one strives to attain. For many aspects of school life a great number of us are finding the end is near!! During this time period of the academic year we are trying to raise our grades. Athletes of all types are also nearing the conclusion of their illustrious seasons. Interesting thought: We should always go to great lengths to reach goals that we set for ourselves. However, when we reach these goals we should be looking ahead and setting new ones. Top left: Members of the Arrow staff spared some time out from the annual WhiteWater convention. Top Right: The Arrow Staff stopped in Whitewater for pizza. Bottom Left: Mr. Demos is ready to shoot a homeroom picture. Bottom Right: Mr. Trickey watched atten- tively, by Steve Plachinski and Tom Kowalski during halftime. volleyballtournamentdonnatateraandsuefreichelsallsuburbanthefansarcrcadyforactio 18

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Top: Jerry Pisula, Cathy Gentz and Lily Stojadinovic sing another line in chorus. Lower Left: Pom Pon girls hard at work again, for another assembly. Lower Right: Mr. Schmidt’s Pac Man Fever has gotten to everyone. He's already gobbled four ghosts. For the Fun of Running This year both the boys’ and girls' Cross Country teams managed to far surpass their goals for the season. Although the boys managed a 69-3 record in the regular season, this wasn't their major goal. Nor was it the fact that between the boys’ and girls' teams, they won four major invitationals, and then the boys won sectionals. This year their long range goal was the same as always — to run the best they possibly could and always enjoy what they were doing. These people ran hard in practice because they knew if they were go- ing to do their best they had to. When races came, these runners knew what they would have to go through physically so they were prepared mentally. This year under the captainship of Jim Borowski, Scott Walker and Julie Otte, the Cross Country team enjoyed every minute of the sport. In order to relieve pressure, the captains always tried to make every practice different. This was easily accomplished because Cross Country runners have a peculiar habit of always being different. In the minds of all the runners, they were truly successful because they ran every race to their potential and felt the exhilaration of a job well done. gopdckers

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Seniors, Seniors!!! Is a cry very often heard at an assembly at CHS. Crazy things can happen at an assembly such as Mr. Zibell riding through on a motorcycle or Lisa Krucky stuffing Rich Hanson’s face with pudding. All of these moments left us each with a smile in our hearts. These assemblies left us feeling rowdy and ready for the “big game.” But some assemblies can be used to simply say “thanks,” as we did to our football team after State. 1: Julie Furdek and Donna Tatera show that they still can smile through a tough game. 2: Cheryl Kuban and Chris Slivinski are ready to back up Stacy Krawczyk, who returns a bump. 3: Sue Freichels watches Chris Slivinski return a serve from a South Milwaukee opponent. 4: Rob Nelson gets more than a mouthful at the pudding eating contest. 5: Teri Matykowski and Linda Seminaro watch some of the antics at a pep rally. 6: The packer fans stand and show their spirit. 7: The class of '85 sophomore boys sing the school song.