Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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A Career In Sports What does it take to earn a career in sports? For first things let's say practice, practice, practice. Todd Polasek, our featured swimmer, is practicing quite well. To be on a varsity level of any sport takes time and skill and you must also go up against tough com- petition. We have superior athletes here at CHS and we hope that we will continue to excel in all of our teachersconventionmusicalpracticeisbeginningsuburbantitlef 23

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Stranger and Stranger This week was the first chance we've had this year to take a break from school, refresh our memories, and restore the vigor which may have been lost during the first quarter. As you may or may not remember we attended school only two days this week. This was a result of both the highly questionable parent teacher conferences, and the highly acclaimed teachers’ convention. This week the athletes of the school were out in force. The foot- ball team upheld Cudany’s reputation by capturing the Suburban title for the second straight year. The boys’ Cross Country team braced for their second straight year at state. Also girls’ volleyball sharpened their skills for Regional and Sectional activity. Last but definitely not least, the girls’ swim team toughened up for the con- ference finals on Friday and Saturday. This week the musical got a big boost as all aspects of the pro- duction got into full swing. This week we truly experienced a rejuvenation jubilation. Upper Right: Mario DeLuca giving the Cudahy bull sign. Lower Left: Jim Povolo jumps up for the spike. Lower Right: Dione Gazdik putting time in to work on graphics.

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Purple and Gold Shoelaces The big news of this week is on the sports scene. The football team, on Tuesday night, played their first round in the state playoffs, and won 14 to 12 over Madison Memorial. Before the game, afternoon classes were shortened for a big assembly honoring the 1982 Suburban champions. At the assembly the whole school got to yell, scream, and really show their spirit. During this week I also observed something that demonstrated the extent of Cudahy’s school spirit. I observed purple and gold shoelaces. This may not mean much to you, but to the per- son wearing them it probably meant having to pay a dollar, and spending a half an hour to pur- chase and install them. Why would a person go to such lengths for such a gesture of school spirit? Could it be he had nothing better to do with a dollar and a half an hour? Could it be he was so caught up in the mood of excitement that he got carried away? Or was it just that he wanted to show his spirit differently than everyone else? Whatever his reasons for doing this, I would just like him to know that his efforts did not go unnoticed. Scuba The phy-ed classes at C.S.H.S. are second to none. The staff has prepared a long list of choice units. Thanks to Ms. Hoffmann, Mr. Trickey, Mr. Algrini, Mr. Nahey, Mrs. Johnstone. Scuba was one example and the students aids were: Mike Piche, Steve Davis, Matt Demos, Dennis Dyszelski, and Mike Stoltz. electiondayournewgovernoristonyeaarleveryonegoescfazyshowmgpackerprideattheassemblypackerswhocares?wecare!andcourpack 24 This year a few students were able to ex- perience the thrill of Scuba diving during Mr. Algrin’s swimming classes.