“The Best Things in Life Aren’t Free” . . . but All the Money and All the Time and All the Work Was Worth . . . An Entire Year of . . . Sophomores Page Juniors Seniors Clubs Page 126 “Arrow” Staff Seniors: Teri MatyKowski, Gina Zandi, Mike ljNash, Kay Klug Photographer Jay Westhauser, Howarci Rigden, Tom Lykins Juniors: Judy Buchho , Sally Czarnecki, Gloria Tan ntino, Shari Zahn, Wen Dobrzynski, Sophomore: Dave Z bludowski Kerri Westhauser Adviser: Mr. Chuck Hitt Taylor Pub. Co. R p.: Ken Brauer Sports Faculty Page 88 Ads Page 94 Index Page 140 Page 156 Page 162 Page 188 Purple and Gold . .. Purple and Gold has never been a color combination in designer clothing, but there is rarely a day at Cudahy Senior High when those two colors don't dominate people’s attire. The two colors in combination are striking! Countless T-shirts, jackets, a variety of hats are seen throughout the year and brighten halls and rooms around C.S.H.S. Uniforms from Cudahy are especially distinctive with the brightness of the yellow-gold against a royal pur- ple background. Opponents are sure not to miss our colors. 2 A Winning Combination at Cudahy Yes, the color combination may not be seen often elsewhere, but at Cudahy those who don’t wear the com- bination are the exceptions. Page 2: Top left. Simuncak over the middle for a touchdown! Middle, Strike up the band. Bottom left. Jason Olson gets some friendly ad- vice. Bottom right. Randi Blitz poses behind the Foster Grants. Page 3: Top right. Wayne Gooder predicts another Packer Victory. Bottom left. A spirit week cheerleader fire-up. Bottom Right. Kerri Westhauser displays her personal purple and gold. 3 TTl East Meets West Our first year together, lots of things changed. New school, new friends, new attitudes toward each other. Some problems, none especially big. Not much rivalry toward each other. We’ve learned to accept each other and we’ve put our old school behind us. East Meets West, not anymore. Sophomore meets Sophomore is now our style. 4 Page 4: Top, Sophomore boys Traditional Assembly fight song. Bottom, East really meets west. Page 5: Top left, “What an assembly!” Top right, Kerri, Lori, and Nicole at “who cares. Middle, So Truuuuue Bottom, But we can spell! 5 Packer Football Football at all high schools is one of the number one activities each new school year, and C.S.H.S. is no exception. It is the number one ‘fan’ sport and, without a doubt, has the largest gate receipts. The Cudahy Packer Football program has become well respected throughout the state. 1982 and 1983 con- ference champions and state runner-up in ‘83 as well. The 1984 Packers had another extremely successful year. So many schools would beg for the season the Pack had. But, one of the problems with consistently being on top is that second or third just doesn’t seem right. 6 A Respected Tradition The 84 season was everything a high school program should be. Great support: parents, community, student body and great involvement: squad, faculty, cheerleaders, pom pon, band and others. Cudahy football is more than tradition. Page 6: Top left, The first step towards a fizzled rocket. Bottom left. Coach Trickev with a little advice. Page 7: Top right, Kuj will complete another. Middle, Curatola-Koenig-Simuncak-Marian an offensive defensive combo. Bottom left, “Sut rips off more yardage. Bottom right, Mike Marian psychs for another win. 7 Another Year Begins The '84 year began in its own unique way. Our computer classes are larger and more numerous and expanding even more. The football team was off and winning again. It takes a while, but all are getting adjusted to classes. September: First Weeks The cross country teams are stronger than ever. (The boys are almost unbeatable!) And girls’ volleyball is more successful than ever. Very little candy seen as this year, we all went on diets. Another ‘Nifty’ year under way. 8 Page 8: Top, Jerry Pisula takes a short typing break. Middle, Scott Klotz playing Ms. Pac Lady? Bottom left. Another big push for boy’s C.C. Page 9: Top, Diane Williams ready for another race. Middle, Julie Otte, Sue Probst, Marg. Lopez, Jenni Pugh accept trophy. Bottom. Pom-pon squad videotape promo for WKRP IN CINCINNATI. 9 Cudahy Band • • • Throughout the year the Cudahy Band program receives a great many awards and recognitions throughout the state. Year after year the Band Bizarre and concerts are featured as well as special combos. (Jazz Band, etc.). This year we’d like to recognize the early band activities as well. (Half times and parades.) Never a “Dull” Moment A grea,t deal of time, energy, before and after, lunch time practice paid off. Congratulations Mr. Dull and special thanks to Drum Major Gene Gestwicki and all those who entertain us with Cudahy’s Marching Band. Page 10: Top, Randy Kintop doesn't miss a beat. Bottom right, Chris Czerwinski getting down. Page 11: Top, East, West, and Senior High Bands together. 11 Who Cares? A Rock-n-Roll Tradition The golf dance at C.S.H.S. is a “little different’’ compared to regular dances. Each year over 300 pay and stampede the doors of the cafeteria for rock-n-roll history. After the warm up band (Barry’s Truckers) on come the stars of the show: Cudahy’s rock idles, “The Who Cares.” (Venne’, Trickey, Columbo, HITT, Dull, and Tresp) Page 12: Top. Why's everbody always pickin on me? (HITT) Middle left, Shari Zahn and Judy Buchholz during another quiet, shy moment. Middle. Mr. Barry and Big Daddy Dirtball. Bottom left, Mudrock movin’ out and Pitlik gettin' ready. Bottom, Yakety Sax Man, He's been dull for over 30 years. Page 13: Top, Wolf Man Venne 13 Spirit Week .. . Day 1: Hawaii — On our first day toward homecoming we had a beach party before school and at lunch. We all tried to “go Hawaiian” drinking Hawaiian punch and eating pineapple. Day 2: Costume Day — Some pretty spacey kids going around the school that day. Mostly “Glad Martians” or “Space Punkers” Day 3: Bib overall day — The only day looking like a farmer was cool. Day 4: Dress up day — It was tough to recognize anyone, except for the grubs. 14 Some New Wrinkles Day 5: Color Day — This year there was a battle for color, was it “Mr. Berry” or “Super Grape Ron”? I guess we’ll never know! Page 14: Upper left. Just another 7:30 A.M. Hawaiian volleyball game. Upper right. Dean Buckner fanning Norm Siegel. Lower left, super grape (Ron Adamec) “This grape, obviously, came from a bad vineyard.” Lower right. “A funny thing happened on the way to the forum Page 15: Upper left. “Smile everyone: say poy,” said Chris Bunthoff while Julie Moran watched. Upper right. One of the most dignified and highly respected head coaches in our lifetime — Coach Bowe. Lower left, “The leopard got away — all I got was his jacket! Lower right, “They're sober? 1983-1984 Homecoming Court: Queen Donna Tatera King Mike Marian Kirsten Koenig and Dan Faueling Julie Otte and Dean Koenig Lisa Kobb and Vince Curatotla Barb Trefry and Jay Wegner Sue Probst and Julio Sepulveda 17 Page 18, Top: Mike Nash and Tony Kuszewski hope after they finish it’ll start again. Middle: Mary Jo Nowak and Kelly Maslowski in one of the most interesting discussions. Bottom Left: Patty Wycklendt wonders what to get while Kelly Symicek wonders what it is. Bottom Right: Dan Zabludowski busy at work while Larry Gross daydreams. 1st Weeks of October Page 19, Top: Scott Labisch: A future Frank Loyde Wright? Middle Left: Mike Cousert busy in art class? Middle Right: Gina Fogel “Like, I thought these were the Stones.” Bottom Right: Dean Matuszewski and Dan Romich wonder what it is supposed to be. Bottom Left: English 11. 18 19 It’s the middle of second full month of school, and things are starting to roll on more smoothly. Everyone is starting to get used to the new school year, and everyone is getting into their old patterns. Teachers are starting to pile on the homework. The students are anxious for a vacation with our four day weekend, teachers conven- tion, around the corner. Last Weeks of October The excitement is starting to build day by day during spirit week with the ap- proaching of the homecoming game and the crowning of the king and queen. Top right: Dave Schabla getting a little friendly advice from his friend Norman Siegel. Bottom right: Dan Alaniva looking the last time before a test. Bottom left: Watch out, Tina Dietrich, Georgia McGuff, and Michelle Luckman are ready to roll. 20 Top left: Jeff Meeks is very interested in his favorite class. Mid- dle left: Advanced speech on a normal rehearsal day. Bottom left: Becki Wesell and Jay Westhauser on an unusual trip to the office. Top right: Gloria Tarantino on one of her alert days. Bot- tom right: John Kozaczak and a little group study. 21 Practice Makes Top left: Terry Ratliff, “What’s going on?” Top right: Massive men hard at work. Bottom left: Dawn Flick listening to the radio! Bottom right: Kevin Hablewitz having a good time doing his graphics. Perfect Top: Let’s get physical! Bottom left: Let’s play “B”-ball. Bottom right: Don’t hurt me!! 23 First Weeks of November Top right: Dan Lesch in one of his most serious moments. Middle left: Jerry Blochowicz gets a take down at the Lake Shore Classic. Middle right: Cudahy High School Packerette pom-pon squad during production of promotional announcements for WKRP IN CINCINNATI. Marilee Unrath, coach of the Packerettes,” looks on from the right foreground. Bottom right: Becky Kontowski and Renee Pregal-Drehfal, the next Betty Crocker and Sophie Kay. Bot- tom left: Mr. Solda doing his favorite pasttime. 24 Top: Dan Schilz happy after another Cudahy Packer Victory. Top right: Getting taped up before a wrestling meet. Middle: A crowd of C.H.S. students rush to another assembly. Bottom left: Sophomore students hard at work in Mr. Mimier’s Biology class. Bottom right: Cudahy beats South Milwaukee. Henry, Vaughn another slap-high-fives. 25 Part of the Oklahoma Territory was transplanted in the Cudahy Senior High Auditorium November 10,11, and 12. Curly comes a’courtin Laurey early one beautiful morning to in- vite her to the Box Social. Jud, her hired hand, is jealous of all the attention Curly is paying to Laurey. Ado Annie gits all shaky from horn to hoof because of the attentions of two purty-talkin’ men, Ali Hakim and Will Parker, and has to confide in Laurey since she “cain’t say no...to either of them. Will, her promised feller, jist came home from Kansas City where he won a steer roping contest. He was impressed by everything being up-to-date in Kansas City, which includes the beautiful dancing girls. The peddler sells Laurev a bottle of Egyptian smelling salts and Ado Annie thoughts of the hotel at Claremore, but it’s all fiddlesticks to Aunt Eller. Meanwhile, at Jud’s Smokehouse, Curly stops in to give him a piece of his mind. Jud has lost hope and realizes all his life amounts to is being stuck down in a lousy stinkhole. Under the effects of the Egyptian smelling salts, Laurey begins to dream and see illusions of her wedding. As it continues, it turns in- to a nightmare when Jud kills Curly. All the farmers and cowmen gather and listen to Andrew Carnes. He feels they should git along and be friends. Ironically a fight breaks out. With a little help from her shotgun. Aunt Eller settles the dispute. Will wants to marry Ado, but her Paw won’t let him un- til he gits $50 cash. He had prize money from the steer roping con- test but he didn’t exactly keep it, he spent it on presents for Annie. So Will strikes up a deaf with Ali to buy these presents so he has the cash. Now that Laurey has refused to go with Curly to the Box Social, he invites giddy Gertie Cummings. Laurey. for obvious reasons, doesn’t take much of a liking to her. It’s the Box Social. All the womern-folk have brought their purty lunch hampers. Aunt Eller has auctioned off all the hampers 'cept Laurey’s and Annie’s. Ali ends up with Annie’s hamper and a three-day bellyache. Will gits Annie. When bids for Laurey’s hamper begin, Jud steps in and puts up his life savings for it. It’s go- ing — going — but not quite gone when Curly finally shows up to save the day. To sum up the rest, Gertie ends up as ‘‘the peddler’s bride,” Will and Annie set the date, poor Jud is daid, Oklahoma is O.K., and Curly finally marries Laurey, YEOW! 27 CAST OF CHARACTERS AUNT ELLER...... CURLY........... LAUREY.......... IKE SKIDMORE.... FRED............ SLIM............ WILL PARKER..... JUD FRY......... ADO ANNIE CARNES ALI HAKIM....... Jennifer Treloar Dana Peronto Michelle Bermann John Heinzelman Donald Wagner Paul Lundh Jon Mikolajczak Jeffrey Wegner Kathryn Klug Gerald Pisula GERTIE Renae Fryer CUMMINGS.........Katrina Roehrig ELLEN............Patrice Wycklendt FAYE.............Denise Last VIVIENNE.........Denise Kromraj VIRGINIA.........Jeffrey Frederick ANDREW Gary Schluenz CARNES........... CORD ELAM........ DREAM SCENE: Laurey....................Marie Simonis Curly.....................Donald Wagner Jud.......................Daniel Feuling Little Girl................................Kandy Kunesh 28 FARMERS' AND RANCHERS' WIVES AND DAUGHTERS — Margherita Alioto, Joyce Anderson, Michelle Arndt, Mary Jo Bevilacqua, Jennifer Bugni, Sharon Case, Karen Culver, Sheila Guertin, Diane Knoll, Denise Kromra, Denise Kruger, Jessica Kulinski, Denise Last, Charisse Leranth, Maria Lopez, Donna Momcilovic, Donna Peronto, Katrina Roehrig, Mary Rybicki, Erna Schmitt, Linda Sopik, Pamela Sramek, Beth Staniszewski, Patrice Wycklendt, Cynthia Zierhart. FARMERS AND COWMEN — Christopher Bunthoff, John Heinzelman, Steven Heideman, Paul Lundh, Scott Rekowski, Gary Schluenz, Jerome Schmitt, Timothy Stoll, James Treloar. COWBOYS — Daryl Janicek, Kevin Kotle, Jon Mikolajczak, Gary Schluenz, Donald Wagner. DANCE HALL GIRLS — Jill Maslowski, Kelly Maslowski, Elizabeth Michalski, Gale Quartemont, Lily Stojadinovic. BRIDESMAIDS — Randi Butz, Kandice Kunesh, Kim Kunesh, Lin- da Kurowski, Julie Otte. 29 Last Weeks of November Top: A group of C.S.H. students getting ready for another blood donor day. Middle: Health class took Mr. Hitt’s blood pressure. Bottom left: The fieldhouse set up for the Veteran's Day Assembly. Bottom right: Tracy Pohlkamp and Christy Brody posing for the camera. 30 Top: Paula Renier sorting type in graphic’s class. Middle left: Vincent Cruatola reading a letter from ??? Mid- dle right: We distracted Mark Hoover with our cameras; he was upset. Bottom left: Linda Kossel, Mark Neuman, Amy Kopp once again listening to a Biology lecture by Michele Nolte. Bottom right: Pat Gain, Bob Culver, Fred Paul, John Pritzl putting in time in welding class. 31 It Takes Two to Couple 32 TOGETHER AGAIN THAT’S THE WAY IT SHOULD BE ME LOVING YOU AND YOU LOVING ME THE TIME THAT WE SPENT SO FAR APART YOU’RE ALWAYS THERE DEEP DOWN IN MY HEART NEVER AGAIN WILL I LET YOU GO THE LOVE IS THERE I’M SURE YOU KNOW Teri Matykowski 33 Page 34, Top: Dean Buckner and one of his perfect poses. Top Left: Judy Swiatek Always remember, I am watching you!” Middle Right: Another day another assembly! Bottom Left: I can’t hear you, you have something covering your ear. Bottom Right: Jerry Blochowicz gets a takedown. 1st Weeks of December Page 35, Top: Another set of Lincoln Logs being put to good use. Upper Right: What’s the camera for? Middle Left: People to the right of me, people to the left of me, what should I do?” Bottom Right: Kerri Westhauser exclaims I’m NOT touching that!” Bottom Left: Anyone’s guess. 34 Styles Everchanging, never ending. There’s plain, punk, metal fad, and preppie. Whatever you like, it’s style. First: The punker, he she likes the most bizarre outfits, they also like to add his her own personal touch to the outfit. Then Heavy Metal — characterized as a concert shirt, leather pants or faded jeans, and cycle boots — with an optional jean or leather jacket. This person wants respect, and most of the time gets it. There’s regular — partially faded jeans, and a Mike T-Shirt. There is a fad type — these are in and out within a 3 month period. This year’s fad is pin-stripe pants, flights, stylish but punk type shirt. These people usually have alot of money, because every time a fad changes, they need a new wardrobe. More Styles Last of all are the preppies; these kids really have the cash. La Crosse shirts (collar up), Lee or designer jeans (never faded), and mostly Oxford shirts that they can wear under sweaters with ties. These are a dying breed, almost no one can afford to be one! Those who can afford to be one, show it by never wearing the same outfit twice (unless they get 50 or more compliments the day they wear it). But if you don’t fit into one or more of these categories, don’t worry — you’re probably just the type that buys what they like, when they like to. You’re actually in the majority. Our school has many more styles, but we can’t categorize them. Everything you wear is a style; it’s what you like, not what everyone else likes, so don’t worry about being an individual, it’s got to start somewhere. 37 First 2 Weeks of Jan. Top: Swimming is always fun at C.H.S. Middle: Smile for the camera!” Bottom: Fun times in gym class! Top left: Denise Kruger, hard at work in art class. Middle left: A band performing at the talent show. Middle right: Jeff Wegner hogging the stage. Bottom right: Everyone is always in a hurry to get back to class after an assembly. Bottom left: Boy, this is an exciting assembly! 39 TA L A.F.S. Talent Show 1. Maria Lopez, first step toward stardom. 3. Dave Wieczorkowski — Love is... 4. Michele Hintz — Who says country’s out of style. 5. Randi Butz and Arland Barr — skipping to success. 40 1. Jeff Wegner and Eric Ulsen — Where’s Johnny? 2. B. W. Equipt for Rock Title of Band. 3. Continuous Rock 4. When’s the Honeymoon for Paul Lundh and Joe Marx? 41 The End of a Semester Is . . . Somethin’ Else These last 2 weeks were really rough; luckily we had the 20th of January off for record day. But, during those 2 weeks there was a lot of cramming for exams which really made things tough. On the 19th Senator Kasten paid us a visit to talk to us about (longer school days and longer school years.) Somehow after all the trials and tribula- tions, we managed to make it to the end of the 1st semester. Our basketball team is still undefeated. We had a little surprise when one of our better players Brian Fojtic, sprained his ankle, luckily it wasn’t too serious, we’re still on top! Last Two Weeks of Jan. Bottom: A typical day at 5th hour lunch. Middle: A regular Wednesday bake sale. That food sure does look yummy! Top: Mary Zink showing us her beautiful white teeth. (Look mom no cavities!) 42 Top left: Tom Kluck shoots for a victory. Middle left: Jerry Blochowicz striving for a win. Bottom left: Robert Kasten makes some NIFTY remarks to Cudahy Senior High Students. Top right: Dean Buckner demonstrating his first slam-dunk of the year. Bottom right: Robert Kasten had a big smile for Cudahy Senior High. 43 Classes You Never Hear About Health Picture: Health is more than basis hygene. It’s all the aspects of healthy living. In this class they talk about coping with stress, fitness, weight control, alcohol, drugs, tobacco, nutrition, and many other subjects. Advanced Comp: In advanced composition they write on a variety of topics. And at the end of every year, they work as a team to make a review publication. The REVIEW is a compilation of written works of the advanced composition students. The classes have these printed up in book form and then sell them. The creation of the review each year is a very worthwhile project. Child Development: The students in child development must carry a 51 lb. bag of flour for a week to show the respon- sibility of a parent. But they do much more than carry flour, they make games, posters, cute cakes and other appealing liking foods. Only a few boys are in child development this year, they would like more because so many more men are getting involv- ed with the child’s development. The child’s development is no longer woman’s work, it’s a family affair. Stenography and Clerical Practice Social Problems In stenography students work on shorthand speed building, producing letters from dictated materials, and original correspondence. And in clerical practice they work with office machines and different types of office equipment. Both of these classes overlap and complement each other, probably because you can’t take one without the other. In social problems students talk about problems in our society, in different cultures, and different levels in society. It’s fun to see what this class is, and what our role is in living with people. In this class there are mainly discussions, field trips, and more discussions. Top left: I bet the teacher thinks we are doing work! Top right: Maureen Olejniczak working from the earphones. Bottom left: Linda Hanes. Pam Seramek. Jill Holson, Tina Dietrich, and Rhonda engulfed in another discussion. Bottom right: Busily at work. 45 1st and 2nd Weeks of Feb. Top: Yvette Litka is confused while Mrs. Benjamin tries to explain. Middle left: Theresa Kutsch showing her best side for the camera. Middle right: Mr. Bromwell is hard at work as you can see! Bottom left: Greg Olezak. Eric Olson, Steve Kidder, Jeff Lunde, and Jeff Trinkl are working very hard as usual. Bottom right: Deep in thought?” 46 Top: Graphic specialists, Sue Wohkittel and Denise Last ready themselves to type for another pacer. Middle left: B-Team Basketball shows Tim Fojtik in action. Middle right: Wayne Neisner and Bryan Zawikowski, two people from “pep” band that really have the spirit. Bottom left: Sue Freichels looks on while Mary Jo Nowak shoots for two! Bottom right: “Pep” band in action at one of Cudahy’s awesome basketball games. Band Bizarre ’84 Band director Kerry Dull and the Cudahy High School Band con- tinued an impressive tradition at C.S.H.S. The band bizarre this year featured two super stars and a terrific high school band. The symphonic band began the festivities with the playing of EJ Capitan, Fantasia in G, Finde From Second Symphony. The concert band under the direction of student teacher, Jeff Gilchrist, followed with the selections Denbridge Way, Saxophone Serenade, Majestia. Punchinello and Stars and Stripes Forever were the two tunes performed by the wind ensemble. One of the guest soloists for band bizarre 1984, Mr. Frank Man- tooth, then performed with the wind ensemble. Mr. Mantooth is an outstanding clinician and performer-publisher. His studies took him to Vienna, Austria where he was featured with many jazz greats. Mr. Steve Zenz, one of the Mid West’s outstanding drummers, joined the wind ensemble. As a professional drummer, Mr. Zenz has appeared with many music greats. After the intermission, the percussion ensemble performed Xenogenesis. To end the evening, the jazz ensemble with Mr. Mantooth and Mr. Zenz fired up the crowd to the tunes Soul Frog and Things Ain’t What They Used to Be. Director: Mr. Kerry Dull Guest Artists: Mr. Steve Zenz Mr. Frank Mantooth 49 Third and Fourth Weeks of Feb. Top: Angie Rick trying to sell her cuddly critters. Middle left: Another cozy cuddler. Middle right: Lisa Hecker and the Hecker gang. Bottom left: Cudahy's cross-country team sold Valentine’s Day flowers this year. Bottom right: Norman Siegel buying a stuffed animal from Wendy Witkowski. 50 Top: Joe Quartemont showing the Rockets that we still have got it. Middle left: Pom Pon girls fund raiser this year were those cuddly critters. Middle right: Dan Schilz playing a good defensive game. Bottom left: Brian Fojtik in action. Bottom right: Cheryl Kuban shoots the ball and hopes for two! 51 Friends There are so many friends in our school, it’s hard to picture them all. There are old friends, new friends, and long term friends. Even if you or your friends aren’t pictured, you can relate to the ones that are. We dedicated these pages for friends because we thought that friends is one of the more important things that makes our school what it is. So when you look back at your high school days, you will be able to remember all the crazy things you and your friends did there. These are the real friends that make Cudahy such a “NIFTY” place. One thing to always cherish, Whatever joys life sends, Is the memory of the happiness... We’ve had just being friends. Student Council Student Council is our school’s form of government that com- bines efforts of the students and the Administration for improve- ment in our school. Through Student Council we can accomplish many things that can be shared with students. This year, besides Homecoming events, there was also Spirit Week, blood donor day twice a year, and many other school activities. 54 Top picture, Page 54, Left to Right: Michelle Phipps and Galen Lemke. Bottom picture, Page 54, Left to Right: Amy Kopp, Ricky Rytman, and Denise Barutha. Top picture, Page 55, Left to Right: Barb Trefry and Joelyn Evans. Bottom picture, Page 55, Top Back: Jon Mikolajczak, Joe Crapito, Ricky Rytman, Galen Lemke, Drew Halfmann, Jerry Pisula, Janine Quartemont, Denise Barutha. Top: Scott Krause, Gene Meyers, Renee Kitzerow, Michelle Phipps, Cindy Leranth, Jenny Wnuk, Ann Mari Sanfelip- po, Diane Knoll, Cindy Marsolek, Joelyn Evans, Jeff Wegner. Middle: Theri Buerger, Marie Simonis, Terri Kutsch, Kelly Maslowski, Sue Woodbridge, Scott Kopp. Bottom: Michele Nolte, Barb Trefry, Sue Probst, Michelle Hintz, Amy Kopp, Debbie Martindale. 55 I Get by With a Little Help From My Friends Always there when they’re needed, and almost never complaining. The various dues in our school are in- dispensable to both teachers and students alike. Whether biology, office, library, or any classroom, these peo- ple are always there to lend a helping hand. What do they get out of it? No money, not ever a McDonald.’s gift certificate. They do earn the respect and gratitude of the people they work for, as well as the people they help. What do we get? Help, and lots of it. Let’s face it, without them, this school just wouldn’t be as nifty. Page 56: 1. You take 3x4 + 5-2 + 3 subtract that from 3,456 and get what? says Nancy. 2. “What do you mean I’ve got a detention, what’s a detention? says Barb Trefry. 3. “Oh no! Another Arrow photographer, says ]acki Hanson. 4. “What do you mean, is my refrigerator running? says Lisa Hecker. 56 1. Mr. Haske — Pat, if that's my wife ... 2. Greg Hefgan, another War Game or can I change my grades. 3. Lin Peleek — Future secretary of Cudahy High. 4. Cookie Tiev — How do you do this shorthand again? 57 Conference The 1983-1984 boys' varsity basketball season was highlighted by numerous “first as the year drew towards its conclusion. Coach Ken Kujawa was in his first year as head varsity coach. Going onto the final game of the season against Shorewood, the Packers boasted a 16-1 overall record and a perfect 15-0 record in conference play. Cudahy has a 16 game winning streak at the time of this writing, eclipsing the previous high of 12 wins set in 1980. Also the Packers have shot at a school record of 53% from the floor and have clinched a Suburban conference championship with 4 weeks left in the season. Two Cudahy stand-outs. Dean Buckner and Dan Schilz, are sure to earn all-conference honors. What are some of the reasons for Cudahy's success after finishing 6-10 last year? Several factors enter into any championship year. First, the boys were well-prepared for this successful year, beginning with their freshman season. Two fine coaches. Tom Pekar at West and Jeff Cavanaugh at East, worked long and hard on fundamentals and on instilling a pride on defense. Sophomore coach JeffTrickey molded the players from these junior highs into a hard-working spirited team in 1981-83. Varsity assistant Dave Longer helped keep all the players sharp with the fine JV season. And. very importantly, assistant coach Wayne Meyer kept the boys playing and working together all season, adding that personal touch so that each player knew his strengths and weaknesses and what he had to do to improve his skills. Each Cudahy assistant shares in this championship and team accomplishments of one of the finest basketball teams in Cudahy history. But dedicated coaching is not enough. Another ingredient so critical in making a quality team is player talent and attitude. This year’s team was certainly a talented one throughout the roster. Center Dean Buckner averaged 18 points a game and 9 rebounds. He proved to be a dominating player for the Packers, despite his reserve role his junior year. Guard Dan Schilz led the Packers in scoring with a 19.6 average and a total 82 assists in 18 games. Being the best point guard in the Suburban. Dan was usually faced with special defenses to hamper his offensive work on the opposition and tossed in outside shots with regularity when left open. Senior Tom Kluck provided more OUTSTANDING shooting, 50% from the floor; moreover, his hustle and determination symbolized the en- tire team's play on defense. Junior Mark Henry was consistent in his defense and rebounding and contributed some big scoring games against Shorewood and Whitefish Bay. Reserve Brad Cretens started three games after a Fojtik injury and responded with season highs in two of the three games. Cudahy won each game played decisively. 58 Champions Reserve man Glen Hassc improved steadily and provided inside strength and rebounding. Haase was to start the final game of the year against Shorewood due to Mark Henry's ill- ness. Reserve guard john Drana. playing despite a nagging ankle injury, contributed key spot performances throughout the season. Center Al Peterson was playing excellent ball until a knee injury sidelined him for the second hall of the season; Al should be a leading contender for a starting center spot next season. But trie individuals who play on Tuesdays and Fridays are only as good as they are pushed in practice. This year's squad had players on the bench who could have started and con- tributed to a number of other Suburban teams. Seniors George Wobert. Nick u Acquisto. and Steve Bautch formed a solid nucleus that tested the starting five each day in practice, sometimes getting the upper hand. Solid play in practice form juniors Pete Peterson. |oe Ciurlik. |im Vaughn. JoeStadler. Mike Miller, and Bernie Jock enabled the varsity to adequately prepare for each opponent, as well as win most of their JV games in the process. Injuries and illness affected this year's souad probably more than in most past years. Trainers Vince Argondizzo and Dan Clark were kept busy applying their medical skills and tap- ing expertise to keep walking wounded playing. But the depth of this years squad is measured in the fact that despite losing Fojtik. Henry, and Peterson for games, the Pack kept winning. The general attitude on the team was one of confidence and enthusiasm. The accomplishments of this team are a credit to their individual efforts and dedication, and the hard work of the many coaches who helped them along the way. Team Statistics: Shooting 7 Conference: 53.8% Over-all: 52.5% Free throw %: Conference: 70.0% Over-all: 69.27 EACH starter shot over 507 from the floor. Team scored an average of 70.2 Opponents scored an average of 57.5 “Listen While We Sing It Ocapella” Actually, not all the choir groups sing a cappella but Occapella, the jazzy tune by the Manhattan Transfer, is one of the numbers Swing Choir did for contest this year. They also performed Going Out of My Head. The group which sings a cappella, Madrigal, whispered sweetly the light and airy lines of renaissance music, as they usher in the spring with Hark, the Birds Melodious Sing. These groups exemplified the energy and excellence their direc- tor Linda Seaman and choreographer Janis Liedtke emphasized. A devoted handful of choir students volunteer their time and ef- forts to help Mrs. Seaman with her many responsibilities in the music department each year. These students are her choir aides. SWING CHOIR, BASSES AND TENORS — Dana Peronto, joe Marks, Paul Lundh, Dan Feuling, John Heinzelman, Phil Nicolato, David Allen-John, Jerry Pisula, Jeff Frederick, Chris Bunthoff. ALTOS AND SOPRANOS — Donna Peronto, Renae Fryer, Sue Fortier, Patty Wycklendt, Shelley Sztukowski, Michelle Bermann, Kay Klug, Kate Roehrig, Jenny Treloar, Joyce Anderson. MADRIGAL — Kate Roehrig, Donna Peronto, Joe Marks, John Heinzelman, Dana Peronto, Dan Feuling, Kay Klug, Margherita Alioto, Michelle Bermann, Jerry Pisula, Jeff Frederick, David Allen-John, Brenda Kossel, Sheila Guertin, Jonny Treloar. 60 Choir Aides Front Row. Left to Right: Paul Lundh, Dana Peronto, Marie Simonis, Dan Feuling, Joe Marks, Michelle Arndt, Mary Rybicki, Maria Lopez. Dawn Drehfal, Brenda Kossel, Kay Klug, Kate Roehrig. Back Row: There Were “Good Times” From Hawaiian day to a Suburban Conference Championship there were good days and there will be bad days, but mostly good. There were the enjoyable moments with your friends and the crazy things you did in school. So cherish the memories that you have, for 20 years from now you will look back and laugh. 1. Pardon me! Do you want to dance! 2. Nifty?” 3. Carla, Terri, and Cindy blame the way they’re dressed on John Malan. 4. Jim Trelor in a rather Jubilant Mood. 5. Jerry Luckman says, Look Mom, no hands.” Page 63: 1. Haase, Fojtik: High Tens 3. Wagner, Lund: Get off my computers.” 4. Dave Damgard taking time out to invite the rest of us to join in his Hawaiian volleyball game. 5. Gooder, making it gooder. 6. Christi Brodie says, “I don’t want my picture taken so get your hands off me.” 63 Our Food Sport Girls 1. Seafood 2. Pizza 3. Steak Guys 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Mexican Girls 1. Baseball 2. Volleyball 3. Basketball Guys 1. Football 2. Baseball 3. Skiing 64 Favorite Things T.V. Programs Girls 1. Fame 2. Mash 3. A-Team Guys 1. Knight Rider 2. A-Team 3. Hill Street Blues Movies Girls 1. Officer and a Gentleman 2. Fast Times at RidgeMount High 3. Stayin Alive Guys 1. First Blood 2. War Games 3. Animal House 65 The Diary of Anne Frank Mr. Frank Scott Walker Miep Colleen South Mrs. Van Daan ... Mary Rybicki Mr. Van Daan Jeff Wegner Peter Van Daan Jim Cuirlik Mrs. Frank Sue Freichels Margot Frank Jill Kotarak Anne Frank Susan Probst Mr. Kraler Jon Mikolajczak Mr. Dussel Dragoljub Trifunovich Mouschi ‘Buddy’ Pritzl Sound: Jim Borowski Set Lights: Dick Haske Director: Barbara A. Otte Student Directors Michelle Arndt Chris Bunthoff Vera Trifunovich Asst.: Lynn Filak 66 CREWS — Jim Borowski, Pete Fojtik, Mark Orlikowski, Cheryl Bieniewski. Marilyn Jambretz, Eric Balow, Lori Littlefield. Ronna Butz, Andy Hesselback, Pam Fix. Gordie Smith, Marc Jablanowski, Peter Pisarek. COSTUMES, MAKE-UP. PROPS, AND TICKET SALES - Janice Mikolajczak, Mrs. Filak, Student Directors, and Cast. Upper left: A touching moment between father and daughter. Middle left: Mr. Dussel and Anne Frank during one of their routine arguments. Bottom left: One of the few happier moments for Peter Van Daan, Margot Frank, and Anne Frank. Top right: Sue Probst trying to hide her nervousness before the show. Bottom right: Mary Rybicki poses for the camera, behind the stage. 67 Prom King — Marty Peitruszka, Queen — Kirsten Koenig Jay Wegner Escorted Tina Dietrich Jeff Wagner Escorted Linda Sopik 1983 Jay Westhauser Escorted Donna Tatera Dan Feuling Escorted Lori Bo we Jerry Pisula Escorted Randi Butz The whispers about Prom began about 10 weeks before the actual dance. But come six weeks before, these gentle whispers turn into deafening roars. Who are you going to take? Or, who asked you? Everyone wanted to know. Then the night arrived. The sky was dark and rainy, but no one seemed to care. The butterflies were fluttering in everyone’s stomach in anticipation of a beautiful evening it was. Beginning with the first dance each couple seemed to float off in their own world, coming down after the song was over, only to drift off again with the beginning of the next. Everything about Prom was magical. Prom 83 was an experience that no one will ever forget. 0 70 71 Those Serious Moments Top: Al Peterson, Dave Oleszak, Scott Klotz, and Rick Matusik waiting to play volleyball. Middle left: Esther Im- mel reading a good book. Middle right: Coach Panosian ex- plains the basketball routine while Cindy Leranth, Genna Gedig, and Lynn Holquin listen carefully. Bottom left: Judy Swiatek gets her picture taken. Bottom right: Craig Hauski and Jim Rose getting ready for wrestling. 72 Top: Donna Burditt looking over her shorthand notes. Middle left: Joyce Anderson and JoAnn Jagodzinski are busily at work doing crossword puzzles. Middle right: Mr. Vandervest giving Joe Minerath and Rick Hubbard some helpful hints. Bottom left: Milan Pavlovic doing some work in graphics. Bottom right: Jill Kromraj playing her saxophone at “Band Bizarre. 73 Do You Recognize Them? Do you recognize them? Maybe you really don’t. Cheerleaders, as they are called, do more than just lead cheers at basketball games and football. Cheerleaders, both JV and Varsity make all the posters supporting our teams that you see hanging on the walls in school. They also hand our ribbons at Purgold, swim and track meets. They also time at track meets. Time and effort are all a part of being a cheerleader. Practice makes perfect as they say. Cheerleading is very demanding and takes much time. Every fifth hour you can go down to the field house and they will be practicing to perfect they’re performance. They also devoted some time this summer and went to camp, hoping to get some new ideas. The hoop is another thing they paint for football and basketball home games. It takes time and some creative ideas to put it on paper. So next time you see a cheerleader, I hope you will think of some of the things I have mentioned and realize, this is “another nifty thing about Cudahy Senior High.” 74 Page 74 Left: Cheerleaders show some of their talent in the parade. Bottom left: Linda Seminaro is on top of Lisa Kobb in a mount during a practive fifth hour. Bottom right: Jenny Bender tries to keep lisa Kubacki Balanced while trying something new. Page 75 Middle of page: Cheerleaders show of some of their stuff as they perform at an assembly. Top: JV has a long hot ride in the parade. Bottom left: Lisa Kobb shows everyone how loud a cheerleader can yell. Bottom right: Borb Trefry says the Packers ar “Allright!” 75 Julio Sepulveda — Foreign Exchange Student This year at CHS we have an A.F.S. student, Julio Sepulveda, from the Dominican Republic. He is staying with Scott Kramraj and family. Julio was interviewed earlier this year and we have some of his thoughts for you. Julio told us that he became involved in A.F.S. in a round-about way. He had a friend that went to California last year and she told him about the experience. He plans to go to college in the U.S. so he needs to speak English, so what better place to come than America. It was not, however, Julio’s choice to come to Wisconsin. He said that they just sent him here. School here is also very different for Julio. In the Dominican Republic they have to wear uniforms. Also, if he were a senior back home, he would have to have 10 to 12 subjects. They don t have any study halls or football. All classes are in Spanish!! Julio likes mostly everything about Cudahy. The people are really nice and the lake is good for fishing. He doesn t like the food too much because there are not enough spices in it. He does miss home, friends, parties, and the food. The only thing that we could do to make Julio feel more at home is to talk slower! 76 Page 76: Top left: Julio Sepulveda loves to smile for the camera. Bottom left: Julio says, “These lockers are a little confusing! Bottom right: “I like to just sit and veg!” Page 77: Top: “I’m so confused!” Bottom: “How much longer do I have to sit here?” Middle: “I really like American girls!” exclaimed Julio. 77 Arrow: More Than I Expected ... This year was my first year in Arrow and did I get surprised! I always thought being in Arrow would be easy, but it’s not. There’s a lot more to do than meets the eye. For example, we just had a dead line, and 80 pages were due. I’ve never seen seven people work so fast. There is a lot of work to do just to finish one page. This year we have a special addition to Arrow. Besides having Seniors, juniors, and sophomores on the staff, this year we also have a student teacher named Theresa Beaudry. She observes students and the whole staff. 78 Besides all the work we do, we also have a lot of fun. Each year we go to Whitewater for a yearbook con- ference where about 100 staffs from all over the state meet and get ideas for their yearbook. Afterwards, we go bowling and then to the traditional Red Lantern for pizza. That’s one day that we get away from all the other work ahead of us. Then when we come back, it’s back to work and new ideas. As soon as our book is com- pleted, the arrow staff starts on the next year’s book. Sophomores Bottom: Paul Balow, Jo Ann Berken, Jacqulyn Berg, Fran Barutha, Paula Benz, Teresa Bagnieski, Sharon Bond. Middle: Rich Bisci, Mike Borchardt, Jenny Bender, Dave Bodwin, Scott Blank, John Berg, Scott Barker, Dyan Borkowicz. Top: Chris Behl, Lori Bindas, Denise Barutha, Don Bray, Patricia Boren, Chris Berglund. Mr. Skiba 80 Mr. Sprader Mr. Trzeciak 81 Bottom: Jennifer Bugni, Todd Brown, Toni Burss, Lisa Broderick, Sharon Case, Barry Burss, David Coffey. Top: Kate Ciurlik, Kim Budzien, Debby Cetnarowski, Jeff Burditt, Mike Cousert, Mike Cottreau, Dan Broderick, Amy Cheke, Christy Brody, Kim Brody, Debby Cantillon. Bottom: Diane Domin, Tracy Duggan, Michelle Dovi, Patty Duffek, Julie Fehlhaver, Richard Fix, Nancy Dombrowski. Top: Jill Crowbridge, Nicole Cuellar, Michelle Duplanty, Rich Detlaff, Charles Degeneffe, Steve Doughty, Bill Dufranne, Todd Donnelly, Beth Dartey, Connie Filtz, Larry Demuth. Ms. Otte 82 Bottom: Delisa Hopes. Lynn Holguin. Bob Hintz, Michelle Helgeson. jeanie Janicki. Norma Hernandez. Anna Marie Haske. Middle: An- dy Hoyt, Barb Hardy, Cheryl Hauski, Rich Hilpert, Jeff Jambertz, Chris jaeger, Colin Hughes, Laura Hecker, Tom Janikowski. Ken Helgren. Top: Esther Immel, Becky Ice. Mr. McCurdy Bottom: Lisa Gerber. Curt Halverson, Doreen Folger, Don-Gordon, jacky Hansen, Tim Halverson, Kim Hall. Top: Tom Fricke, Genna Gedig, Tim Fojtik, Tammy Grochowski, Todd Frick, Scott Geshrick, Dan Halverson, Dawn Halvorson, Venu Gupta. Ms. Steinke Bottom: Dawn Kleppen, Andy Jeffery. Kristine Kleinowski, Liz Klobuchar, Linda Kossel. Gary Jesse. Keane Kehoe. Middle: Sue Kopecky, Gail Knoch, Doug Kieckbusch, Mike Kluczykowski, Jon Kalfas. Dale Kopp, Robert Kaminski, Jack Koenig, John Koren, Andrea Johnson. Top: Joel Kapczynski, Nortert Kabacinski, Amy Kopp. Bottom: Kim Kozlek, Anthony Kuchma, Lisa Kubacki, Kandice Kunesh, Kim Kozelek, Michelle Kroll, Linda Kurowski. Top: Ann Kubacki, Tracey Kranz, Michelle Krawczyk, Chris Krause, Scott Kruszka, David Kiszyknowski, Scott Kraus, Kathleen Kujawa, Jessica Kulinski. Ms. Nolan Burger 83 Mr. Zibell Bottom: Jeff Lee, Lorianne Litka, Cheryl Luedke, Cindy Leranth, Amy Lorenzen, Carol Litkowiec, Marla Macknight. Middle: Denise Last, Tom Lisoda, Tom Leonhardt, Tom Lukes, Curt Link, Jim Lengyel, Tom Laufengberg, Rob Lisowski, Jeff Leow, Denis Lacap. Top: Debbie Lausier, Dave Martorano, Jay Linski, Diane Lunde. Bottom: Lisa Morrison, Jacqueline Melotik, Brian Miller, Gail Mijkovic, Karla Naujokat, Melanie Millar, Pat Morchinek. Top: Alicia Munoz, Beth Michalski, Dan Mrnik, Ray Merlin, Kurt Meyer, Dean Nadbrolaski, Gene Meyers, Ron Napierala, Carol Meyer. 84 Mr. Wilke Mrs. Boyce Bottom: Cherie Orcholski, Shelly Oravecz, Laura Nowak, Steve Nelson, Trudy Ness, John Nelson, Michele Nolte. Top: Eric Orne, Milan Pavlovic, Beth Paulak, Sean Olson, Mark Neuman. Dean Ohlendorf, Kevin Pavich. Kim Otto, Jason Olson, Eric Palkowski. Bottom: Thomas Reil, Carla Pritzlaff, Tracy Pohlkamp, Liz Rawsch, Amy Puetz, Julie Pekar, Denise Peltier. Middle: Jenny Pubanz, Jim Putz, Matt Piche, Jack Radosta, Joe Quartermont, Robert Pendzich, Kenneth Plank, Dave Powers, Doug Popodi, Deborah Reil. Top: Terry Reil, Chris Piparo. 85 Miss Crawford Mrs. Lindenau Bottom: Paula Renier, Lynda Rothe, Lori Salzman, Donna Schlederer, Cindy Salzman, Kim Riendeau, Kelly Rice. Middle: Steve Schallitz, Jerry Schmitt, Monty Schilcher, Leslie Sakkinen, John Schabla, Alan Rosewicz, Richard Rytman, Darrin Rychlak, Renee Rondorf, Sherry Salzman, Pamela Roehrig. Top: Cheryl Riley, Doreen Richter, Ann Sanfelippo. Bottom: Michelle Schraufnagel, Wendy Senger, April Spende, Vince Solfest, Donna Schneider, Terri Skowronski, Sandy Stockman. Mid- dle: Renee Skolaski, Mike Slivinski, Amy Spahr, Scott Schuster, Dave Schneider, Chris Siodlarz, John Sparacino, Mike Schultz, Karen Slivinski. Top: Randy Simpson, Kenneth Seigel. Mrs. Johnstone 86 Mr. Algrin Bottom: Steven Udvare, Wendy Wartner, Leann Warren, Lisa Szydel, Kelly Symicek, Larry Tomaich, Anna Vasquez. Middle: Leslie Wantuch, Paula Van Eimeren, Kenneth Toll, James Treloar, Anthony Urbaniak, Wayne Vaugn, Brian Szuska, Jennifer Totka, Timothy Stoll. Top: Tim Hesiak, Randy Kintop. Bottom: Jerry Wnuk, Sherri Wilbrandt, Laura Wiza, Ellen Wenzel, Kerri Westhauser, Jennifer Zink. Middle: Wendy Witkoski, Trace Wronkowski, Kathleen Wolf, Dawn Zeniecki, David Zabludowski, Todd Wendlik, Gerald Wenzen, Mark Wilde. Top: Gerald Wiesflog, Scott Wesela, Wayne Woodcock, Brian Wojtasiak, Robert Yamat, Donald Weber. Mr. Barry 87 Mr. Charapata Bottom: Rebecca Bednar, Marghreta Alioto, Wendy Becker, Michelle Baren, Kim Blaskowski, Michelle Bermann, Lisa Broeckel. Middle: Diane Bondar, Elizabeth Becker, David Borkowicz, Steven Belsky, John Anderson, Christopher Bobrowicz, Mark Bindas, Christopher Bar- toshevich. Top: Gregory Bacon, Darrin Arriens, Cheryl Becker, Cindy Broechl, Penny Braun. Bottom: Kim Dressnandt, James Davis, Colleen Christ, Gia Conta, Sheila Degeneffe, Wendy Dobrzynski, Therese Buerger. Middle: Tam- my Deau, Tony Chetto, Christopher Czerwinski, John Drana, David Coleman, Brian Christensen, Judith Buchholz, Sally Czarnecki. Top: Renee Drehfal, Sarah Cecil, Renee Bunthoff, Donna Burditt, Gregory Croft, Richard Czubek. 88 Mr. Wetzel Mr. Colombo Bottom: Kim Marie Feiten, Gina Fogel, Robert Dros, Shari Grahn, Russell Fix, Sue Gooder, Cheryl Gerber. Middle: John Dzurick, Lori Freichels, Paul Fleischman, Jeffrey Gaidosh, Steve Gacek, Ted Gacek, Jerome Grams, Matthew Falcic. Top: Daniel Fry, Mark Fontaine, Anthony Fricano, Patrick Gavin. Bottom: Anna Jelinek, Andrea Hussli, Kurt Igowski, James Hoefgen, Andrew Hesselbach, Timothy Grimm, Donald Harvey, Christine Hart, Kim Holcomb. Middle: Phillip Henschel, John Hainzelman, Richard Jager, Kellie Huhn, James Gustafson, Mark Henry, Robert Hruzek, Brian Horozewski, Michael Herrick, Kevin Hablewitz, Steven Griffith, Susan Harvey. Top: Drew Halfmann, Douglas Gruener, Linda Haines, Mark Hoover, Deborah Janusz, Annette Gross. 89 Mr. Mimier Mr. Kaponya Bottom: Rebecca Kontowski, Mary Kubacki, Lynn Koch, Karla Kubisz, Joell Johnson. Sandy Kopecky, Robert Kontowski. Middle: Steven Kidder, Christopher Kiel, Terry Kowalski, Denise Kromraj, Jill Kromraj, Bernard Jock, Patrick Jozwiak. Top: Tammy Joas, Julie Kratt, Mark Kaluzny, Nikki Krause, Daryl Johnson, Jodi Jenders. Bottom: Charisse Laranth, Sheila Misovy, Christopher Miller, Bryan Manzeck, Jeffrey Lunde, Carrie Martorano, Jeffrey Arnold. Top: Michael Miller, Steven Maier, James Langfelt, Scott Mayford, Scott Lecus, David Lindberg, Thomas Lykins, Luann Leszczynski, Thomas Melotik, Tim Mirocha. 90 Mr. Meyer Mrs. Splan Mr. Hoffmann 91 Bottom: Susan Pochowski, Gale Quartemont. Michelle Phipps, John Plachinski, David Queuo, Jeffrey Polachowski, Denise Parisey. Mid- dle: John Probst, Frederic Paul. Jonathon Pritzl, Jamie Payne, Alan Peterson. Robert Parteka, Timothy Piparo. Peter Peterson, Christopher Pearson. Top: Doreen Peeper, Terry Ratliff. Bottom: Roy Mizia. Lorraine Nelson, Cherri Mommer, Greg Oleszak, Linda Nowak. Julie Moran, Lynn Ninko. Top: Matthew Nowakowski, Todd Murray, Wayne Neisner, Steven Nelson, Gordon Nikolic, Donna Momcilovic. Mr. Fowler Bottom: Brenda Schwartz, Susan Rupp, Howard Rigden, Michael Rice, Kenneth Schroepfer, Jeffrey Schluenz. Barbara Serra. Middle: An- thony Seering, John Saint Onge, Patrick Renier, Daniel Richter, Gregg Schlueter, Daniel Schilz, Jeffrey Schilling, Theodore Rayfield, Robert Rymer. Top: Heidi Schley, Angie Rick, Christine Salzman, Wendy Rendflesh, Erna Schmitt. Bottom: Holly Severson, Ljiljana Stojadinovic, Wendy Smith, Beth Staniszewski, Lisa Theno, Gloria Tarantino, Debbie Torresin. Top: Michael Sharafinski, Denise Struck, Michael Strom, David Tomczak, Michael Sullivan, David Stolz, Joseph Stadler, Mark Simmerling, Pamela Sramek, James Strehlow. Mr. Donovan 92 Ms. Foley Bottom: Denise Walker. James Zsebe, Tammy Voss. Shari Zahn, Patrice Wycklendt, Karen Walsh, Tracy Zimney. Middle: Susan Wohkit- tel, Thomas Wiegand, Bruce Vanderbloomer, Bryan Zawikowski, James Vaughn, Alan Zelko, Jay Wood, Paul Wronkowski, Diane Williams, Maria Vasquez. Top: Lynn Vytlacil, Barbara Wolf, Jeffrey Trinkl, Kathleen Waller, Vera Trifunovich, Jody Zielinski. Bottom: Jeffrey Arnold, Maria Pascolini, Robert Kontowski, Cheryl Kuban, Jeffrey Schluenz, Karen Arndt, Janet Grimm. Middle: Lynn Pelzek, Jerome Blochowicz, Inez Knowles, Jeffrey Brzycki, Mark Lehnert, Jon Mikolajczak, Ann Plevak, Diane Knoll, Denise Lee. Top: Gerald Luckmann, Robert Culver, Cynthia Marsolek, Wendy Panfil. 93 Lost and Found Picture 1: Yes, Mom I finished my homework. 2: Randy Butz, Michelle Hintz, and Kelly Maslowski say HI to the Cudahy Crowd. 3: “Oh, you sneaky devil.” said Jackey Barutha. 4: Cindy Barlow and Brenda Peterson hard at work. 95 RON ADAMEC Nose Swimming 2. Ski Club 2-3. To fulfill my dream fishing with Debbie. DONALD ROBERT ADAMS 82 Basketball Manager 3. To be persistent but flexible while striv- ing for a degree in Business Ad- ministration and always remember that the Train rolls on. TIMOTHY LEONARD AKEY Torch” Volleyball 2-4. To go regular Army next year and to live my life to the fullest. DAN ALAN1VA Alley cat Ski Club 2-4. Ski Team 3-4. PATRICK G. ALLEN Science Bowl. JOYCE ANDERSON J.|. Fwog French Club 2. Swim team 2-3. AFS 2-3. Choir 2-4. Musicals 2-4. Solo Ensemble Con- test 2-4. Office Aide 4. Choir Aide 4. Weight Training Club 4. Prom Committee 3. 1 nope my dreams goals come true and to always have a good friend like Maria Lopez. TOM ANTLF1NGER Bumba” To get out of Wisconsin. VINCENT M. ARGONDIZZO ‘The Italian Messiah” Argondeez Football Trainer 2-4. Band 2. Basketball Trainer 2-4. Track Trainer 2-3. Forensics 3-4, Gym Monitor 4. Hall Monitor 4. Packer Weight Training Club 2-4, Letterman Club 2-4. I would like to promote peace in the world by working at the U.N. and somedav after all that is done, to go out with Kuj. Scobbs. and Vinnie. MICHELLE ARNDT Melle Ma Choir 3-4. Stage Crew 2. Musical Make-up 3. Stu- dent Director 3. Forensics 3-4. Music Contest 4. Weight Training Club 2. Choir Aide 4. Life, love and happiness are illusions. I wish to complete the illusions with K.W. PAULBALCEREK Belch To go to California, be a millionaire and throw beach parties every night. ERIC BALOW • EB NHS 4. Stage Crew 2-3. Camera Club 3, Weight Training Club 2-4. C” Club 4. Volleyball 3. Track 3-4. Band 2-3. Pep Band 2-3. To be the best surgeon in the U.S. of A. JOHN BRIAN BANKENBUSCH johnny Band 2-3, Jazz 2-3. To be able to reach competent, responsi- ble decisions. 96 CYNTHIA M. BARLOW Mic Volleyball 2-3. Ushers Club 2. Basketball 3-4. To live my life to the fullest, and to spend it with C.P. in true love. ARLAND LEE BARR Shrimp Track 2. Volleyball 2-3. NHS 4. Rope Jumping. To become the finest doctor in the world, travel where I want, and be very rich. JACALYN M. BARUTHA Bruta Jacky Ski Club 2-4, Teachers Aide 4. Gym Monitor 3. Yearbook Aide 3. To have a pro- fitable future; and a long happy life with D.B. STEVE BAUTCH Basketball 2-4. TERRY H. BAY Ter Ski Club 2-4. To be the lonely desperado on that eminence front. CHRISTIAN L. BELSKY Pud “Rodney'' Swim Team 2-4. Volleyball 3-4. To join the air force to obtain enough skill and ex- perience to become a K-Mart security guard, and be dam good at it. MARYJO BEVILACQUA Mojo” Ski Club . 2-4. Musical 4. To always take great pride not so much in my achievements, but also in knowing that I have tried. JOE BIESZKE Mr. Performance To get my car in the Car Craft Street machine national. PAUL BLASKOWSKI Geekias Geek Volleyball 3. Science Bowl 4. To succeed in the medical field and in everything I try-. PAT BOKNEV1TZ Bok To make it through six years of the Navy. WILLIAM BOREN 1 want to fulfill the will of the Lord as a priest. DOREEN PATRICIA BORKOWICZ To clear my mind of the academic clutter and to succeed by the wisdom and beauty of common sense. 97 LAURA M. BOWE Laurie Prom Court 3. Makeup Crew 3. Pom Pons Alternate 4. To live each day the best I possibly can and to have M.J. by my side always. SCOTT BRANDT CORRINE LEE BRAUN “Cori” Track 3-4. Band 2-4, Prom Committee. To reach all my goals and to be successful at whatever I do. DEAN ). BUCKNER “Buck Basketball 2-4. To be an of- ficer in the Army and then become the owner of the |ack Daniels in Lynchburg. Tenn. CHERLY BUDZIEN To spend the rest of my life with Larry' and have a well-paying job. DONNA BUELOW Volleyball 2-3, Forensics 2. Never to be dragged down by the anxieties of life but to rely on Jehovah. BLAINE BUKOWSKI Hey Abbott! To make it through college, make big bucks and move out west. CHRISTOPHER JOHN BUNTHOFF Chris. Kwistafow” Ushers 2-3. Camera Club 2. Forensics 2.4. Play 3-4. Choir 4. Musical 4. NHS 4. Drama Club 4. To live up to one person's expectation — my own! Hey Maria. Keep Smiling! CLINTON D. BURNS Buddah” Hunt and fish my life away. RANDI10 BUTZ Randall from planet B “Wandi Tennis 2-4. Stage Crew 2-3. Rope Jumping 3-4, Pom pons 3-4. Prom Court 3. Drama Club 4. Ushers Club 4. NHS 4, Weight Training Club 3. AFS Talent Show 4, CAP 4. Junior Miss Court 1984. To remember that I am nature's greatest miracle and I will persist until I succeed, but I will act now for I will live this day as if it were my last! DAWN MARIE CHAMPEAU Donkers Band 2. To accomplish all of my goals in life and to never run out of goals to reach. RICHARD M. CHARNEY Chanery To mkae life as easy as possible for myself and to travel and see the world, if it's still here! ( 1 98 DAN “NORM CLARK Doc” Track 2. Basketball Trainer 2 4. Football Trainer 2-4. Stage Crew 4. Lettermens 3 4. AV Aide 4. To become the best athletic trainer that I can be. BRIAN CONNOR “Beast Track 2. To be all that I can be. MARY LYNN CORBISIER Gretchen Basketball 2. To make the best out of each day as they go by. and always hold on to the great times I have shared with others in the past. CHRISTINE COTE Chris To take each day as it comes and live it to the fullest. LISA MARIE COTTIER Colts NHS 4. Tennis 3-4. Volleyball 2. Ushers Club 2-4. Forensics 2-4. Pep Band 2-4. Sym- phonic Band 2-4. Marching Band 2-3, State Solo and Ensemble 2. Concert Band 2-4. Rifles 4. Col- orguard Alternate 2. To always look to new horizons, but never lose sight of home. BRADLEY L. CRETENS ERAD” Volleyball 3-4. Basketball 2-4, Track 2-4. NHS 4. To be rich and famous even though I’m already one of the two. To be as good a B.B. player as Jimmy Vaughn. JULIE ANNE CULVER “Jules J.C.” Ski Club 2-4. Ushers Club 2. Pom-pons 2-4. Captain 4. Prom Chairman 3. Hall Monitor 2. Deepen every new notch in suc- cess. so unlimited thoughts can flower and become reality while always keeping all the memories with D.P.S. close to my heart. VINCENT CURTOLA Vinnie Snake Football 2-4. Basketball 2. AV 3-4. Weight Train- ing Club 2-4. To perfect my physi- que and some day become a Cnip- pendale Dancer. NICHOLAS D’ACQUISTO Nicky D” Basketball 2-4. Weight Training Club 2-4. To always use my abilities to their full potential. DAVID JOSEPH DAMGAARD “Deadly” Dammy Bruce” Cross Country 2. Volleyball 3. Ushers Club 4. To one day attain the key to the SPAM can. TIM DAVIS Timmer To do some serious fishing with my buddy Yukon. AARON DERBY Goon Ski Club 3. Swim Team 2. To stay a Koder. 99 TINA K. DIETRICH Tiny...1”' Track 2. Ushers Club 2. Letterman'sClub 2. Hall Monitor 3. Prom Court 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Pom Pon 3-4. To live my life to the fullest and to Someday Climb Over The 'Pop to meet my friends on the other side of Sugar Mountain! JOSEP11 AUGUST DRAEGER |oe Tuba Club, National Guard Club. Airport Club. Model Lionel Train Hobbyists. Intramural Hockey. Tropical Rainforest Club. To someday become a Biology teacher. DAWN DREHFAL Drey Choir 3-4. Choir Aide 4. Of- fice Aide 3-4. Musical 2. To live a little, love a little, and to keep on laughing through all the good and bad times with Mike. TIM I. DYKES Timmcr Tennis 2. Weight Train- ing Club. Prom Decorating 3. To always remember my friends and never forget that they helped make my high school years the best. SHERRY A. EHRLICHMANN T.T. To be happy and to be with the one I love. To marry Mike and live happy ever after. JOELYN EVANS “Jo |oey Cheerleading 2-4, Stu- dent Council 2-4. Class vice Presi- dent 4. Library-Aid 2-3. To set high goals, challenge them all. and to meet every obstacle with a smile. PHILIP KERCH Phil Tennis, AFS. To become a pilot. MICHAEL FETHA DANIEL MICHAEL FEULING “Ray Football 2-4. Wrestling 2. Track 2-4. Musical 2-4. Lettermens Club 4. AV Aid 4. Choir 2-4. Swing Choir 2-4. Prom Court 3. Homecom- ing Court 4. To some day have the whole world smile with me; it will make the world a better place to live. PAMELA J. FIX Pam. Balam Stage Crew 2-4, Drama Club 4. To get through life doing as little work as possible (i.e. Dick Haskej and to remember This too shall pass and to die laughing. KENNETH FIXEL Fixx Orchestra 2-4. Band 2-4. Jazz Ensemble 3-4. Pit 2. Pep Band 2. To live. love, and laugh, be grateful for the things I have, never look back, live this day as if it were my last, and to Never Give up on a Dream. DAWN M. FLICK To be successful in what I do and to never forget my past. Live for the future and to always love and remember the ones who are close to me. 100 DEBRA C. FLICK lops Brat” Boys Swim Team Manager 2-4. Gym Monitor 2, Guidance Aide 4. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Chorus 2. Choir 4. To live a long and prosperous life with Michael and OUR baby and to someday prove my pi , mts wrong. BRIAN JAMES FOJTIK Buzz “Zeke” Foyt” Fojigleo Basketball 2-4. Captain 4, NHS 3-4. Parliamentarian 4. Gym Monitor 2-4, Hall Monitor 4. Pacer 4, Literary Review Editor 3. Packer Weight Club 2. To one day glide over the basketball court with the smooth graceful style of Jimmy Vaughn. SUSAN ELAINE FORTIER Sue” “Tuna Musical 2-4, Student Director 4. Forensics 2-4. State 3. District Solo and ensemble contest 2-4. Swing Choir 4. Drama Club 2-4. Ushers Club 2-3. Cap 4. Adv. Speech 3. Library Aide 2. Choir Aide 3-4. Office Aide 3. To always see the good in others. And by just being myself make their day a little brighter. JEFFREY L. FREDERICK Freddie. Fred Football 2-4, Musicals 2-4, Track 3, Choir 2-4. Get a degree in police science and then move to Philadelphia. SUSAN J. FREICHELS Frv Volleyball 2-4. (Captain 4). Basketball 2-4. Band 2, Lettermen’s Club 2-4, Play 3-4. To take each challenge like a mountain climber, for it may be one step to the summit. JAMES LOUIS FRITSCH Jim the Rock and Roll Animal To go into law. politics, and to live my life like there’s no tomorrow. TERRENCE FROME Terry Ski Club 3-4. Band 2-4, Pep Band 3-4, Stage Crew 4. To fulfill the goals in my life and have a good time doing it. RENAE MARIE FRYER Nae Aray Drama Club 2-4, Musical 2-4, Choir 2-4, AFS 2-3, Ushers 2. Forensics 3-4. CAP. Adv. Speech 3-4. Swing Choir 4. Contest 4. To spend the rest of forever ... and a day ... with my military man D.G.S. (Ah-OOh!) TIMOTHY D. GAIDOSH Mothy” Lighting and Sound 2-4. To avoid all tne speed traps in life. MICHAEL J. GAIDOSH Gatorade Band 2. Jazz Band 2. Metals 2-3. .Metals Lab. Aid. To $o on to school, and get a good job in computer repair and electronics. JAMES DOMINIC GARDETTO Jimmers Governor Elect Can- didate Mrs. Boyce 4. To live a long, happy healthy life, and to find trutnful answers to the questions I ask. GENEGESTWICKI Gene the Marine Symphonic Band 2-4. Concert Band 2-3, Jazz Ensemble 2-4. Wind Ensemble 4, Marching Band 2-4, Pit Band 3, Drum Major 3-4. Percussion Ensemble 3-4. Pep Band. Tennis 2- 4. To Fly as a member of the most elite Military Organization in the world (U.S. Marine Corps) 101 GERALD A. GOLDING III |erry Wrestling 2-4, Football 2-3. To become a Navy SEAL and rid the world of communists and peo- ple like Gabc. WAYNE CHARLES GOODER Goods” Varsity Football Manager 3-4. Varsity Golf Manager 3-4. Guidance Aide 3-4. A-V Aide 4, Lettcrman's Club 3-4. CAROLYN GREEN ANGELA MARIE GROCHOWSKI Al from Planet B Band 2-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. Marching Band 2-3. Rifle Squad 4. Theater Orchestra 4. District and State Solo and Ensem- ble Competition 2-4. Wis. State Honors Band 83. Greater Milwaukee Youth Wind Ensemble '83-84. To get a better clue to music and life in general. SHELLEY GROCHOWSKI Shell To always keep my eyes upon Jesus and not wardly things and to never forget what you taught me Uncle Gary. LARRY GROSS Perm To open my own auto garage. GREGORY GRUENER “Gruen Track 2-4. Cross Country 3-1. Weight Training 3-4. To enjoy life while still attempting to be sober. SHEILA GUERT1N Orchestra 3-4. Choir 4. Oklahoma. That all of my dreams with K.S. hold the key to our future. GLEN E. HAASE White 'Mo' Basketball 2-4, Foot- ball 2-4. To be the best I can and to be a firefighter, make lots of money, and make M.S. all part of it. TIMOTHY D. HALVORSON Halvey” To have money coming out of my ears. RHONDA HANSON That all my dreams with D.K. become reality and lead us to a wonderful future. DAVE HARRIS “Hare To someday make more than enough money. 102 ISLAM HASA Sam Volleyball 2. Football 3-4. To play college soccer and make the all-american team. CRAIG MICHAEL HAUSKI Haskey Wrestling 2-4. Captain 4. To get a good job. buy a cottage up norm, ana fish and water ski. LISA DIANE HECKER “Pecks” Student Council President 2. Basketball 2-3, Forensics 2-4. To always remember the people who made CHS so special but to meet new people that will make the rest of my life just as special and to always have good times at random. STEVEN J. HEIDEMAN Ski Club 2-4. Ski Team 2-3, Choir 2-4. Musical 2-4. Cruise L.A. in a Porsche. LISA ROSE HERSIL Ushers Club 4, Swimming 2. To always keep trying and to succeed in everything I do. DAVID HESIAK To make it in life without any trou- ble. and to become a carpenter. TIMOTHY JEROME HESIAK “Hash Track 2-3. Volleyball 2. Baseball 2 4, Yearbook Aide 3. To be a success in whatever I do. and to play more than 9 innings in baseball. MICHELLE RENEE HINTZ Shelley AFS 3-4. Drama Club 3-4, Student Council 4. Forensics 3-4. Pit Orchestra 3-4. Orchestra 2-4, Junior Miss Court '84. NHS 4. District Solo Ensemble Contest 2-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. Ushers Club 4. Young Scholar Award. To reach my goals with help from my friends and family ana to have each one realize how much they mean to me because they all hold a special place in my heart. GREG HOEFGEN “Hoef Volleyball 2-4. Captain 4. Baseball 3-4. To enjoy the purest of life at a good party. JILL HOLSEN RICK HUBBARD KAREN HUNT Track 2-4, Cross-Country 2-4, Or- chestra 2-3. Ski Club 2-3. To suc- ceed in life. 103 VINCE IANNI “McGridy-Vinnie To start my own business in L.A. and open up a casino in Atlantic city. MARC JABLONOWSKI Jabo Stage Crew 2-3. AFS 2-3. Pep Band 2. Launch the first inter- national door-to-door campaign for the promotion of peace without unity in this poor excuse for a dying biosphere. ]OANN JACODZ1NSKI Joey liisketball 2-4, Track 2 4. Ushers Club 2. To always remember Cv‘s sexy' legs and to know the bigman. DARYl. |OSEPJ IJANICEK DJ Football 2-4, Musicals 3-4, Weight Training Club 2-4. Ushers Club 2-4. Track 2. Golf 3-4. To live the life of a sun cod. which is spent catching rays ana chasing women. ROBERT JANICEK “Joe-Miller Ray Wrestling 2. A P'S 2-3. Ski Club 2-4. Pep Band 2- 4. To get my degree at U.S.F.. become rich, and marry a sexy luscious southern fox with a nice tan! CYNTHIA |. JARANTOWSKI Cinnie Chick To do the best that I can in the years to come and be happy in what I do. GLEN JESSE Jes Football 2-4. Wrestling 2-4. Lettermen s Club 4. Adv. Speech 3. To relish the good times always and forget the bad; to somehow pay back the Little Man. |EFF JOHNSON To be the best Marine around. LEAH MARIE |UNKANS Leahtart Basketball 2-4. Forensics 2-4, State 2-4. Student Council 3. To always remember what made the East special so that the future will e just as bright and to always have good times with my friends “At Random. PETER KACHELLEK Koochy Ski Club. To be a chef, and to see the world. JEANNE MARIE KAMINSKI Woman Party Animal” Band 2- 4. Band Vice President 4. Pep Band 2-4. Pit Band 3. Jazz Band 2-4. Sym- phonic Band 2-4. Concert Band 2-3, Wind Ensemble 4, Lake Geneva Jazz Fest 3. District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. To always remember those crazy . high school days (and Tai ChungJ and to come back and trash Mrs. llnrath’s homeroom. CLEN KAZMIERSKI 104 CHRIS KEITH Maynard Band 2-4. Jazz Band 2- 4. Pep Band 2-4. Pit Orchestra 2-4. Full Orchestra 2-4. Wind ensemble 2-4, Symphonic Band 2-4. Lake Geneva Jazz Fest. District and State Solo and Ensemble 2-4. Band Presi- dent 3-4. Drama Club 2-4, Sta e Crew 2-4. To become successful in business, get a good wife, and live long and nave a lot of money, and to spend many more years with J.O. DAN KENNEY Pudge” Golf 2-4. To live a long healthy life and someday win a game of chug-a-lug. RANDALL MARK KINTOP “Scarface Band 2-4, Percussion Ensemble 2-4, Ski Club 3-4, Track 2. Forensics 2. Wrestling 2 4. To make Hugh Heffner look like he was a monk. KEITH MICHAEL KLEMAN Sam” Track Trainer 2-4, Volley ball 3-4. To own my Rolls Royce by 25. SCOTT KLOTZ “Animal Volleyball 2-4. Swimm- ing 3-4. jazz Band 2-3. Pep Band 2- 3. Symphonic Band 2-3. To make it through college, make a lot of money and keep my car’s bumper’s clear of trees. THOMAS A KLUCK Cakes Cross Country 2-4. Basket- ball 2-4, Gym Monitor 2-4, Guidance Aide 3, Pacer 4. To be successful in life and happy at what I do for a living. KATHRYN ELLEN KLUG Kay” Katrina Arrow 2-4, Art Club 2 4. Camera Club 2. Choir 3- 4, Choir Aide 4, Cross Country 3-4, Cudahy's Junior Miss 1984, Drama Club 3-4. Forensics 2-4. Junior Achievement 2, Letterman's Club 4, Madrigal 3. Musicals 3-4, NHS 4, Prom Committee 3. Track 3-4, Young Scholar Award. CYNDY ANNE KNAPINSKI To live my dreams, now that the time is here. LISA KOBB Kernel” Kobb Buddy Cheerleading 2-4. Captain 4. Track 2-4, Cross Country 2. Letterman's Club 2-4, Treasurer 4, Musical 3, Ski Club 2-4, NHS 4, Homecoming Court 4. To achieve my goals, fulfill my dreams and always party by the rules. (C) DEAN G. KOENIG “Greeno Football 2-4, Basketball 2, AV 2-4, Weight Training Club 2-4. Treasurer 4, Prom decorating Com- mittee 3. Homecoming Court 4. To climb the mountain of success by accomplishing all of my goals ana having my dreams come true. KIRSTEN L. KOENIG Blondie Al Play 2. Ski Club 2-4. Pom Pons 4. Homecoming Court 4, Prom Queen 3. To remember what's most important in life, to ac- cept everyone as an equal, to always have a smile to give and to someday figure myself out. JERRY KONEN Konan the Barbarian To become rich and keep all my friends and help them out if they need it. 105 SCOTT KOPP SD Wrestling 2. Student Council 3-4. Junior Class Pres. 3. Senior Pres. 4. To become a cop. and bust up Nelly’s little establishment. LORI KOSS BRENDA JEAN KOSSEL Sandra Dee Swimming 2-4, (Cap- tain 4). Ski Club 2-4. NHS 3-4. Drama Club 3-4, Track 3. Choir 4. Prom Committee. Office Help. Choir Aid. Lab Aid. I wish to live every day with a smile and make the most of my experiences from whatever comes my way! JOHN H. KOSTECKI Jumbo Lab-Aid 2-3. Ski Club 2-3. To become a successful business partner with Joe Draeger. and enjoy the career! cnose. KEVIN JEROME KOTKE Kot, Kevy Musical 2-4. Ski Club 2-4. Choir 2-4. Drama Club 4. Student Council Rep. 2. Tennis 2. Forensics 3-4. State A 3. Advanc- ed Speech 3. To have a life of fulfillment and achievement and not to be ns stupid as D.F. and L.S. JOHNATHAN KOZACZOK Koz M.J.” To put my successful 9 to 5 job on the shelf, then to dance up off the wall and enjoy myself. TRACY IBROME KOZINSKI Duck” Lots of wine, women, and song, heavy on the women. DRACAN KRECAK Drag on To finally finish my Z28 Camaro. SCOTT A. KROMRAJ SAK To find out why Kirsten dyes her roots black. TOM KROMRAJ Animal Wrestling 3. To become a truck driver and nave a lady in every state and to stay with Dawn forever. LEAH F. KRUG WIE To live my life to the fullest and die laughing. DENISE KRUGER Kreeger Band 2-4. Wind Ensem- ble 3-4. Pep Band 2. Colorguard 3-4. Track 2-4. Cross Country 3-4. Musical 4. Office Aid 4. Ski Club 3-4. Prom Decorating 3. To have a happy and prosperous life and finally be able to leave the pit. 106 Picture Not Available MICHAEL KRUSZKA “Nikita Khrushchev Track 2-4 To one day surpass Mr. Steffens' ?;oal and become supreme world eader and spread the communist manefesto. WILLIAM KUCHARSKI Chilly Willy” To remember all that “Angel. “Frogger and R.J. have taught me. and that the answer to the Ultimate Question of life, the Universe and Everything is 42. CARLA S. KUJAWA “Kuj III” Ski Club 2-4. Forensics 2- 4. State A 3. Makeup Crew 3-4. Track 2 To have and fulfill a new dream everyday but to forever let Cindy pull the right Strings. THOMAS PAUL KUJAWA II Kuj” T.K.” Football 2-4, Captain 4. Weight Training Club 2-4, AV. Letterman’s Club 4 To play on Monday Night Football and cover the spread for Shubs. TONY DANIEL KUSZEWSKI To move to Florida and pick up all the nice blonde women in my “69 Camaro. THERESA A. KUTSCH Yohanna” Cheerleading 2. Stu- dent Council Sec Treas 2-4, NHS 4 To always set my eoals high enough so that they will be a challenge to reach but not impossible and to someday find something that lasts forever. RICHARD CHARLES LADELL Ratch Volleyball 3. Football 4, Lettermen’s Ciub 4 To enroll and traduate from Arkansas State Jniversity. and be a little taller. GARY LANG Scary” To someday become rich, and have my 69 Z 28 Camaro. JEFFREY PAUL LANGENFELD Volleyball 3-4. Swimming 3 DANIEL A. LANCER Clarence” Cross Country 2. Tennis 3-4 To always be happy and to have women at my disposal ADRIAN LANIER TERESA LANIER 107 JEROME KEITH LEE Jerry Swimming 2. To succeed in life and someday surpass Michel Angelo in his famous ceiling painting. DANIEL W. LESCH Cross Country 2 4, Truck 2-4. Swimming 2-3! To always keep in mind Whiskey is better than work, but not winning. ANDREW C. LIEN Drew Golf 2. To keep in touch with friends, and always remember the special times I've had. LORI LINK Missing Link Basketball 2-4. Cap- tain 4. Volleyball 2. Band 2-4. Stu- dent Council 2-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. Percussion Ensemble 2-4. Or- chestra 2-4. Pit Orchestra 2-4. State Solo Ensemble Contest 2-4. Pep Band 2-3. To make it through life with love and success. NORA K. LINVIK To always treasure the memories I have with my friends, and to live forever in Colo, with Mike. YVETTE M LITKA “Yiv.” “Yet. Corvette Track 2. Gym Monitor 3. To always remain happv bv fulfilling all my hopes and dreams in life, but to always watch out for pigeons flying overhead. BRIAN R. LOPEZ Metals 2-4, Mechanical Drafting 2. To go on to school and seek a career as a mechanical draftsman or tool designer. MARIA TERESA LOPEZ Mawia Choir 2-4. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4, Drama Club 2-4. Forensics 2-4. Musicals 2-4. Girl's Ensemble 3. Madrigal 3. AFS 3-4. AFS Talent Shows 3-4. AFS Secretary Treasurer 4. Choir Aide 4. Make-up Crew 4. To find that someone special and love him with all of my neart forever; to be successful in life and to keep smiling! MARCARET LOPEZ Band 2. Cross Country 4. NHS 4. Track 4. To die content, knowing that I led a fulfilling life and also that I helped make someone elses life more fulfilling. KATHLEEN JEAN LORENZ Katie” Swimming Team 2. Ski Club 2-4 To fulfill my life to the fullest with Tim by my side and to one day join my friends on Sugar Mountain. PETER LUEDKE PAUL STEPHEN LUNDH Ray, Swine Band 3. Choir 3-4. Lab Aid 2-4. To be as successful as I possibly can and to own a corvette in at least two years! 108 RHONDA ANN MAIER Ramblin, Rhonny” Cross Coun- try 3. To strive for perfection while keeping my head held up high through lifes ups and downs fulfilling my hopes and dreams with the one's that I love. To never disappoint. JAMES F. MALOVEC Jimmer Football 2. To always be light-hearted, not let money mean too much and be a Simple kind of Man. LAURA MANKA Whale CAP 4. To keep grinning and never let anyone know why. MICHAEL J. MARIAN Foggv,” Mental Football 2-4, Av 3-4. Packer Weight Club 2-4. Homecoming King 4. To find my way through the fog. JOESPH MARKS Ray. “Swine Choir 2-4, Musical 2-3. Stage Crew 4. Swing Choir 2-4. Madrigal 3. To do the best I can. no matter who she is. and not to be Stupid all my life. SHERRI MARSOLEK ANN MARTIN Marty To become rich, find my love and live life to the fullest. DEBBIE MARTINDALE Deb Track 2, Lctterman 2. Ushers Club 2. Ski Club 3. Tennis 2-4. Stu- dent Council 2-4. Togo fishing with Ron in my red ferrari. KELLY ANN MASLOWSKI Cheerleading 2. Student Council 2- 4. Ski Club 2. 3rd Runner-Up Jr. Miss Pageant 83. Musical 2. 4. To forever be the No. 1 Bulldog fan ex- periencing a life-time full of dreams with Bubbler ... and to never forget to always party by the rules! (c). DEBBIE M. MASNY Maz To always go for it: keep track of the guys and to like ... Keep rockin’. ANN MATHEWS “Anna Play 2. Varsity Tennis 4. AFS 4. Hosted AFS Student 3. Stu- dent Council 3. NHS 4, Ushers Club 2. To enjoy my life and to get everything I want from it. ROGER MATTILA Football 2-4, Track 2. C-Club 4. Ski Club 2-4. Weight Training Club 2-4. A-V 2-4. To go out into the world and achieve my goals and dreams. 109 JANIE SUE MATTSON Ski Club 2. To show people I can be successful by making my own deci- sions and being myself. RICKY IOHNMATUSIK Tooz Volleyball 3-4, NHS 4. Badger Boys State. To pass through college, and to have a future of good wealth and health. DEAN MATUSZEWSKI Dino JV Baseball 3. To make it through college and get my career working for me. PENNY MATUSZEWSKI Pennaroo Volleyball 2. Basket- ball 2. Prom Decorating Committee 3. To always have my l est friends close at hand, and not consider the end of my high school years a loss, but a gain of great memories. THERESA ANN MATYKOWSKI “Ter. Matta. Teri Cheerleading 2-3. Captain 2. Arrow 2-4, Prom Decorating Committee 3. Review 3. Baseball Statistician 2-3. To always remember my secret dreams (someday they will come true) ana always have one “Heck” of a time. GREG McBRIDE Mack” To fulfill my destiny. GEORGIA McGUFF Georee” Tennis 2. CAP 4 Pron Dec. Comm. 3. To dream the days away with my one and only Mark, and to once again join my best friends on Sugar Mt. JEFFREY S. MEEKS Football 2. Wrestling 2-3. To become a ranger in the U.S. Army and to make more money than Ron Stevens. MARK MELOTIK Mel Football 2-4, Weight Train- ing Club 2-4, President 4. Tennis 2. To play college Football and be suc- cessful in life after college. TOM MIKOLOCZAK To live life to the fullest. MICHELE A. MIKULAY Aki Club 2-4. To make it through college but to always remember to have good times at random. JOE MINERATH “Mino Swimming 2-4. Captain 3-4. Football 2. Volleyball 3. To live life to the fullest with J.L.G. 110 MICHAEL J. MIRSBERCER Mersh To own my own Carage and teach my son all the tricks of the trade. BRIAN MOLLBERC Molly Volleyball 2-3 Guidance Aid MILAN MOMCILOVIC Football 2-4. Wrestling 3-4. Track 2-4. Letterman's Club 3-4. NHS 4. To get a full time job with paid vacation and a dental plan at Nelly's establishment. BRIANCHR1STOPHER MUDROCK Mud Wind Ensemble 2-3. Per- cussion Ensemble 2-3. Ski Club 2-4. Ski Racing 3-4. Varsity Baseball 3-4. All Suburban 3. Varsity Track 2-3. Captain 4. To always be a minor at heart. SCOTT PATRICK MYERS MIKE NASH Nash-can Tennis 2-3. Pep Band 2. ARrow 2-4. (I.L.C.H.). Ski-Club 2-4. Ski racing 2-3. To always remember the Triends of the past and the friends of the future and someday party with all of them at the same time. ROBERT LLOYD NELSON Nelly Football 2-4 (cpt.) Weight Training Club 2-4. MARY JO NOWAK Basketball 2-4. Captain 3-4. NHS 3-4. Treasurer 4. P.A. Original. To live life in the fastest lane and never get stopped by a red light, and always party by the rules (C). MAUREEN L. OLEJNICZAK MO'. Morzie Basketball 2. To always reamin a Party Animal” and to always be rockin' and to someday meet and party with the Mental Lady. TODDOLEN Bushman To hang loose, to have the best hi-performance car around. DAVID OLESZAK Oly Symphonic Band 2-4. Con- cert Band 2-4. Wind Ensemble 4. Jazz Ensemble 4. Pep Band 2-3, District and State Solo and Ensem- ble Contests. Volleyball 2-4. Golf 2-3, Weight Training Club 3. NHS 4. Succeed in college and make it in the business world. DEANOPDAHL “Oppie Ski Club 4. To move to Canada and use my hunting skills and live off the land (For at least a week) and always be welcomed to Miller Time. Ill MARK J. ORLIKOWSKI Orli Wrestling 2. Stage Crew 2-3. To find the cherry tree of life, and discover there are still pits on it. JULIE ANN OTTE NHS 3-4. President 4. “C Club 2-4. Vice President 3. President 4. Homecoming Court 4. Student Council 2-3. Drama Club 3-4. Forensics 3-4, Musicals 3-4. Stage Crew 2. Band 2-4, Pep Band 4. Col- orguard 2-4, Cross Country 3. Cap- tain 3. Co-Captain 4. Track 4, Co- Captain. To break the tape a win- ner. no matter how tough the obstacles! MICHELLE MARIE OWEN Little Intern CAP 4. Stay with British Rail, keep in touch with mental and Insane Always. RICHARD PACIGA Rovin’ Richie Search. Seek, and Destroy. MARINA PAVLOVIC Basketball 2. Ski Club 3-4. Blood Donor Committee 4. To fulfill my dreams, achieve my goals, and own Sax on 5th Avenue. LORI LEE PAWLOWSKI CAP 4. To someday marry a rich guy and own my own horse. LISA PEARSON Lis” Tennis 2-4. Ski Club 2-4. Ushers 2. Drama Club 2. Model UN 3-4. To succeed and be happy in life and always remember the good times of high school. PAULA PEHOWSKI TIM PELZEK Stone” To get through life, and stay away from Sgt. James. DONNA D. PERONTO Volleyball 2. Basketball 2-3. Musicals 3-4. Swing Choir 3. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. To live and be happy as the way I am and always have a positive outlook on the future. DANA PERONTO Carlos Jack” Football 2. Musicals 2-4. Swing Choir 2-4. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. State Solo Contest 2-4. Jazz Band. To make it to Broad Wav and someday own a nightclub with my best friend Jack. BRENDA JANE PETERSON Volleyball 2. To always move for- ward, but to never forget my friends and memories of the past. To have good times At Random. 112 WENDY SUE PETROWSKI Wend Cheerleading 2. Tennis 2- 4. Boys Swim Team Manager 3-4, Prom Decorating Committee. To always remember the memories I have shared with my friends, live one day at a time, iake things as they come and always keep a smile on my face. MARTIN EDWARD PEITRUSZKA Piecrusta Track 2-4, Football 2 4. Ski Racing Team 3-4. Ski Club 2-4. Prom King 3. Prom Decorating 3. To one day capture the downhill World cup title, beat Carl Lewis in the 100 meter dash and to live hap- pily ever after with Wendy. MARIA ANN P1RA1NO Mari To Always be wild and never forget the crazy memories I had and Ip like urn ... keep Rockin'. PETER PISAREK “Petree” Stage Crew 2-3. JERRY PISULA Beach Bum Track 2-4, Football 2. Musicals 2-4. Play 2. 4. Swing Choir 2-4. Madrigal 2-4. District Solo Ensemble Contest 2-4. State Solo Ensemble Contest 2-4, Prom Court 3. Drama Club 4. Student Council 4. Ski Club 2. To become a famous dentist and wipe out tooth decay. JOHN R. PITZL Pitt’s To kickback and have a few brews, with Waylon. Willie and Hank Jr. KEVIN C. PLATH Kev Golf 3-4, Musical 2. To go on to college and to get a good job after I graduate. LEA MARIE PLISZKA Andy Band 2-4. AFS 2. Pep Band 2. District Music Contest 2-4. CAP 4. To be the best hairdresser I can possibly be and someday own my own shop. DAWN MARIE POLASEK Weasle. Wog” Track 2-4. Varsity State 3-4. Cross Country' 4. Let- teran s Club 2-4. Prom Decorating 3. To always be able to make people smile, for a smile is the key to hap- piness ... and of course, to always be smilin’ when I’m partying by the rules! (CJ KARI BONNIE PRIEBE Priebe CAP 4. To eliminate all obstacles and live my life the way I want. SUSAN MARY PROBST Probstie Student Council 2-4. Lel- terman’s Club 2-4. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4. NHS 4. Prom Decorating 3. Homecoming Court 4. Play 2-4. Track 2-4. State 2-4. Capt. 4. Cross Country 3-4. State 4. Capt. 4. Band 2-4. State 2-4. Colorguard 4. lazz Band 2-4. To get over every nurdle in life and come across the finish line a winner and to remember that nothing's gonna break my stride. JAMES M. PYTLIK Pit Mr. Stofie Football 2. To one day come face to face with the Porcelian God. whom I’ve been praying to for years. 113 JAN1NE R. QUARTEMONT J.Q. Wisconsin Stale Honors Band 4. Band 2-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests 2-4. Colorguard 2-4. Office Aide 3-4. Model U N. 3- 4. Forensics 2-4, NHS 3-4, AFS 4. Student Council 4. To explore the far comers of the world and make great discoveries along the way .. . FREDRICK R. RAETHER “Fast Freddie To live life to the fullest and never forget my friends. SCOTI'ANTHONY REKOWSKI Scottie R Golf 2-4. Ski Club 2-4. Musical 3-4, Usher Club 2. To make it better than my brothers. CARY RICK Bill 3 KATRINA JEAN ROEHRIG Brute Brownie II Basketball 3- 4. Musical 3-4. Madrigal 3. Weight Training 3. . District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. To fulfill my dreams, live every day to the fullest, and never doubt life. DANIELS. ROMICH To finally decide on a career and to stay out of |ail (School)! JAMES ROSE Wrestling 3-4. To succeed in life. SARA ROUSE CAP 4. To start college and begin my career. MICHELLE ROYEK Office Aide 2-4. To be successful at whatever I do and to share the rest of my life with K.S. LAWRENCE M. RUTKOWSKI Bushman Track 2-4. To one day own the wildest and most hi- pcrformance car around, and have a meaningful and lovinu relation- ship with someone special to me. MARYANN RYBICK1 Monchichi Mare Sting Orchestra 2-4, Choir 4. Forensics 3- 4. Drama Club 3-4, President 4. Pit Orchestra 2-4. Musical 4. Play 3. District and State Music Contest 2- 4. To become a Beowulf Scholar and return to take over Mr. Wilke’s job. and of course — to pogo at Wendy’s Again. DONALD RYCHLAK 114 PETER RYTMAN Football 2. Ski Club 2-4. Racing 2-3. To one day. seek professional treat- ment for the dreaded Friday night blurred vision disease which af- flicts me. MICHELE MARIE SALZMAN ‘‘Salty.” “Missie” NHS 3-4. Volleyball 2-3. Basketball 2-4. Chemistry Lab Aide 3-4. NHS Historian Officer 4. To become suc- cessful in Veterinary Medicine, to stay close to mv friends, like L.L. in the future, and to continue making G.H.’s life as happy as he is making me. DAVID ARTHUR SCHABLA Dave Wrestling 2. Football 2. To be fulfilled in everything I do and to fulfill everyone I meet. GINA MARIE SCHABLA Billie Gina Chorus 2, Choir 3. State 3. District 3. Guidance 4. To become successful in my career and to enjoy life. DARREN SCHACH Dash Riprock Lab Assistant 2-3. Go to California and play the blues all my life. MICHAEL IOESPH SCHELL Mickey To own a woodshop business. STEPHEN JAMES SCHILZ ‘ ‘Steve. ‘' -‘‘Nene . . . Nene—..Tekel ... Upharsin” Daniel 5:25 JOHN SCHLEDERER Physical Education Monitor 4. To be the very best at whatever I do. TODD SCHLEY Mad Dog Football 2-4, Captain 4. Baseball 3-4. Weight Training Club 2-4. To become the Chug-a-lug champ. GARY MICHEAL SCHLUENZ Ginfuss Con Volleyball 2. Weight Training 3-4. Swing Choir 3. To be a famous D.J. in downtown Waldo, and sell some Heinie. LYNN MARIE SCHMITT Lynnie” The leaves may kiss the trees goodbye: The rose . may kiss the butterfly; The dew may kiss the sparklinc grass: and you my friends: ... goodoye... MIKE SCHUBERT Schubs” 115 LEAH ANN SCHULTE Princess Chorus 2. Choir 3. To find my fantasy world of unicorns, dragons, and wizards, and live there with Keith forever. I love you Keith. DANA L. SCHULTZ “Ringo Swimming 2-4. Track 3. To go to England and become a star and meet Def Leppard or Duran Duran. KIM MARIE SCOTT '■Shortstuff Library Aide 2. Pacer 2-3. To be successful in my carrer as a medical technologist and to always be happily in -love with Mark. LINDA MARIE SEMINARO Sem Cheerleading 2-4. Captain 3. Track 2-4. Ski Club 2-3. Band 2-3. Colorguard 2-3. In time, to make new friends and travel new paths, but through the years to always remember that these were some of the best of times; and to always par- ty by the rules. (C) JULIO SEPULVEDA “lulietin Homecoming Court 4. AFS. To get into Hotel Administration. NORMANS. SIEGELIII Bugsy Storm Normie Golf 2. Football 2-4. Weight Club 2-3. Camera Club 2-3. Math Club Of- ficer 4. Usher's Club 4. To become rich and famous and then say I told you so! to everybody. MARIE SIMONIS Cheerleading 2. Captain 2. Ski Club 2-4. Student Council 3. 4. Musical 2-4. To make all my dreams come true and always be happy in whatever I decide to do. Always party by the rules. (C) RALPHS. SIMPSON Madman Football 2. 4. Volleyball 3. AV 4. Musical 3. 4. Orchestra 2-4. Strive to succeed in life and be successful. DENNIS S1MUNCAK Sut” Sutter Sutman Football 2- 4. Football M.V.P.. Basketball 2-3. Track 2-4. Baseballs Power Hitter 83 Musical 3. Band 2-4. Jazz Band 3- 4. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Track Captain 4. Pep Band 4. Ski Club 4. A.V. Aide 3-4. To be suc- cessful when I go on to college, and to keep my dreams with J.C. while she keeps the same with me. DAWN MARIE SINGLETON Shorty Pacer 2-3. Symphonic Band 2-4. Concert Band 2-3. Pep Band 2. Wind Ensemble 4. Mar- ching Band 2-3. Rifle Squad 4. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4, Library Aide 2. Ushers Club 2. To reach my goals with the help of those close to me and to always remember the good times with my friends cuz they re great. DAVID SIODLARZ “Pud CAP. To build the fastest street machine in Wisconsin. Ford! JENNIFER MARIE SKROBIS Jenny Camera Club 2. WEight Training Club 3. Drama Club 3-4, Forensics 2-4. Swim Team 3-4. Ushers Club 3-4. NHS 4. AFS 2-4. President 4. To live a happy, ex- citing successful life and nave a good time with my friends. 116 MARKSLUSAR Sluz Sneak” Put in a big pinch, open a nice cold one and see with Tony and Otis and also find the barrel at the end of the rainbow. MITCH SMOODY “C.C. Foods 2-4. Football 2. To someday work out with Arnold, and to live in Venice. California. KRISTINE SOBCZAK GERI L. SUML To appreciate everything I have in life — especially Dan — and to cherish that with all my heart. TROY A. SOLOMON “Harp To make every year better than the last. LINDA MARIE SOPIK Elf Shtupid £1 Basketball 2-3, Drama Club 2-4, Musical 4. Prom Court 4, Choir 3-4, Ushers 2. Adv. Speech 3, Contests 4. To meet up with my marine in the north pole and have lots of little elves, (ooo-rah) LAURA SORENSON JOEL SOUTH Bigguy Tennis 2-4, Diving 2. While I'm in the Air Force to make rank and Push the Button! KURT STACHOWIAK To set out of Cudahy and move north. RONALD R. STEVENS Ron Weight Club 3-4, Skiing Club 4. To live through the terrible disaster during apparent success. MARTIN FERDINAND WERNER STIBBE “Martoc” Band 2-4. Orchestra 3-4. Pep Band 2-3. Wind Ensemble 2-4. Concert Band 2-3. Jazz Band 2-4. Marching Band 2-4. To get the most out of life in the coming years. CHERYL ANN SUCHARSKI Cher-Bear” To always try to do my best and have Gary by my side. 117 ROBERT SWESSEL Swes To join the Air Force and follow my C.O. Joel South in pushing the button. |UDY SWIATEK SHELLEY JO SZTUKOWSK1 Jo Swing Choir 4. CAP 4. Chorus 2. Choir 3-4. Musical 2-3. Roll the cases, lift the amps, hangout with the band: pack it up. tear it down — and do it all again DONNA LYNN TATERA Volleyball 2-4. Captain 4. All- Conference 3-4. Basketball 2-3. Lct- terman's Club 2-4. Secretary 3, Vice President 4. Eligibility Committee 4. Prom Decorating Committee. Library Aid 4. Prom Court '83, Homecoming Queen ’83. To live up to my hopes and dreams and to remember that after each sunset, there is always a sunrise ... and to always Party by the rules! (Cl TRACY ANN THAYER Band 2-4. Ski Club 2-4. I can’t decide what my ambition is ... to make successful decisions. DAVID A. THEIN Football 2. Track 2-4. Ski Team 3-4. Ski Club 2-4. Prom Decorating 3. To be in California gettin paid $100,000 a year to be a beach bum. ROBERT THENO DANIEL THOMPSON Tumps Weight Training 3-4. Ski Club 4. Hall Monitor 3. Guidance Aide 4. Move to Northern Minnesota. THUVAN TIEU Cookie Tennis 2-4, Track 2-3, NHS 3-4. Drama 3-4. Forensics 2-4. Band 2-3. AFS 2-4. Ushers 3-4. To be happy and satisfied with what I have to to be able to help others through life. STEVEN D. TRACY Beak Football 2-4. Track 2-4. Basketball 2. Prom Decorating 3. Weight Training Club 2-4. Ski Club 3-4, Lettcrman’s Club 4. AV 3-4. To do everything in life I ever wanted to do. at least twice. BARBARA ANN TREFRY Cheerleading 3-4, Homecoming Court 4. Forensics 2-4. Ski Club 2-4. Student Council 2-4. Sr. Class President. To keep my spirit happy my friends at my side and hope the path I take will lead to success. JENNIFER K.TRELOAR Band 2-3. Marching Band 2-3. Pep Band 2-3. Choir 3-4. Musicals 3-4. Music Solo and Ensemble Contest. District and State for Band and Choir 2-4. To have success and a smile wherever I go and be happy with the one I love. 118 DRAGOLUB TRIFUNOVICH Cross-Country 2-4. Varsity Track 2-4. Swimming 3. Orchestra 2-3. Musical 2. Play 2-4, Musical Pit Orch. 3. Ushers Club 4. Drama Club 2. Camera Club 2-4. Model United Nations 2-4. To sing atop Mount Matterhorn with Heinjte. CYNTHIA L.TUMA Tumes ()r.) Basketball 2. ski Club 2-4. To someday strike it “Rich at the Goldmine, out never forget the big responsibility I have as a pup- peteer when pulling Carla's strings. GEOFF VAN EIMERN Van To meet new people and have a great time. CYNTHIA L. WAGNER Wags Ski Club 2-4. Prom Decora- tions 3. To always remember the ones that were close to me and that some dreams do come true. JEFFREY ALLEN WARD ;‘Bill 2 Wrestling 4. To wrestle my way through tne problems of life. DANIEL WASHKUHN BOB WASIKOWSKI Wasa” Waz Pacer 2-3, Camera Club 2-4. AV 2-4. To become one of the great chefs of Europe and or take over the programming depart- ment at NBC. JAY WEGNER JAY • RAD Football 2. 4. Wrestl- ing 2-4, Track 2-4. Musical 3. Prom Dec. 3. Prom Crt 3. Homecoming Crt. 4. To excel beyond my wildest dreams and to forget the jerks I’ve met along the way. JEFFREY SCOTT WEGNER Jeff Buddy Stage Crew 2-3, Spr- ing Play 2-4. Musical 4. Football 3. Junior Class V.P. 3. Student Council V.P. 4. AFS Talent Show M.C. 3-4, Prom Court 3. Monday A.M. P.A. Sports 3-4. To be in many movies and T.V. shows, be the toast of Hollywood, have more money than I know what to do with and to share it with my friends and someone special. BECKY WESELL “Boner Chorus 2. Choir 3. To final- ly find out that there is more to life than going to school. (P.S. I thought TV Lennev would have been assassinated by now) JAY WESTHAUSER PRESS . “JASON IV Volleyball 2. Varsity Volleyball 3. Camera Club 2-4. Pacer 4. Arrow 2-4, Eligibility Committee 4. Prom Court. National Honor Society 4. Camera Club President 3. 4. With every new dream you imagine, listen of voices every- where and you’ll overhear understanding! DESIRIE WHITE Dee Band 2-4. To have people understand love isn't love to say. love isn’t love until you give it away. (Dave) 119 MITCHELL WIECZQREK Mitchell Page Wrestling 4. To be successful... DAVID WIECZORKOWSKI Rocky To become successful in jusic. CHRISTINE EVELYN WILLIAMS Panda K6s Angel Musical 3-4. Make-up Crew. Volleyball 2. To have more common sense and never to forget friends of dreams. KATHLEEN A. WINDT Kathy Kath Lenney To creat new memories and never leave the old cones behind. MARIBETH M. WINSKI “Mar “MB Ski Club 2-4, Tennis 2-4. Track 2. Band 2. Pep Band 2. To always remember my friends and the good times” that we shared. JAMES P. WOJS Jimbo Track 3. To be healthy, to get married to C.Z. and to never see one of Mr. McCurdy's tax forms for as long as I live. GEORGE WOLBERT Ice (courtesy of Mr. Meyer) Basketball 2-4, NHS 4. Move to France; live on the Rivera and sit in the cafes all day. SUE E. WOODBRIDGE Woody Suzy “Gloom Band 2- 4. Jazz Band 2-4. Colorguard 2-4. Colorguard Sergeant 4. Sid Club 2- 4. NHS 4. Student Council 4. To make the most out of everything the future may bring, and to never loose touch with those who are very special to me. TODD WYSZYNSKI DAN ZABLUDOWSKI Zab Football 2-3, Wrestling 2-3, Weight Liftins Club 2-4. To travel the world ana becoming a teacher in the southern states, also to settle with the one I love. GINA M.ZANDI “Mojo Arrow 2-4. Guidane Aid 4. Pacer Typist 4. To someday fulfill all my future dreams and to sometime nelp Val figure out which one its oing to be. JOEL ZAWIKOWSKI Zawi Wrestling 2-3. To someday get Theno to mellow out. 120 KIM MARIE ZEMANOVIC - Kimmer Band 2. Weighting Training Club 3-4 To never forget my friends and all the good times we had together. KRISTI L. ZIBOLSKI Little Z. Shmeee Chorus 2. Pom Pons 2-4. Captain 4. To forever be with my love Danny, to dance my way to Broadway, and to someday meet my friends on Sugar Mountain. CYNTHIA ANN ZIEHART “Tubby Chorus 2. Choir 4. Musical 4. To take each day as they come and share each and every one of them with J.W. BEATRIX ZILG To do well in college and to be hap- py and successful in the career I finally decide on. MARY KAY ZINK Mare” Emma Basketball 2 To someday party with the Mental Lady to the sound of Cold Blooded by Rick James and to bring Rachel up as a Party Animal )R. LORI ANN ZWICK E.T. To see life as it really is. MARK PAUL BLASKOWSKI Blaz To live a happy life with someone I love, and keep in touch with all my friends. KIM MARI FOSMORE Bear Pom-Pons 2. Drama Club 2-3, Forensics 2-4. Stage Crew 2. C.A.P. 4. To spend forever with Ben and to achieve the happiness we’ve always strived for MIKESTEFFES DAVE J. HENRY Little Boltar. Hen. Track 2-4, Cross Country 2-4. To try to always be happy (not mad) and nave all my dreams come true. CRAIG CHARLES LANGOWSKI Doob” Football 2. To live my life just like Alcibiades lives his. MICHELLE LUCKMANN Shelly Art Club President. Finish college, officer training school, and become the best pilot the Navy ever had. 121 2. Go to Hawaii and just DALESENDA DON KARL WEGNER Wags Fin-A Musical 2-4. Football sit there and veg. MARK BRAULT Boo-Boo Yogi Jr. Football 2-4. Letterman’s Club 3-4. To live my life to its fullest and use my skills to become a machinist RONDA DEKEYSER Ronnie Hall Monitor 4. Stage Crew 2. To make the best I can out of life. LISA DROLET Weety To not live in a dream but to chase all the rainbows and to spend my entire life with J.J. STEVE |. DUFFEK To be a car racer, going fast in slow places. DON FORCZEK Duck Skiing. To get along with other people. DENISE JASKULSKI “Wimpy To find a part-time job and have a fulfilling marriage. THERESA LANIER ‘Tree” Chorus. To get rich and be with S.B. forever. JAMES WAYNE LERANTH Gunner Football 2-4. Letterman's Club 2-4. To work and work hard in life and have fun doing it. MARK STEVEN MELNIK Mel Track 4. To live my life to the fullest. MIKEMICHALSKI Pena To open up a bar and live on beer and cigarettes. MARK A. SABEL Sabs Magic Volleyball 2-4. To succeed in eveiything I try. To keep in touch with the friends I've had. and always have a good time. ROBERT W. ST. LOUIS Spike To become the world's greatest chef. The Class of ’84 Will you remember all the things that happened here Will you remember all your friends All of the people whose lives you have touched Will all our friendships end? We spent the first years and the best years of our life Learning responsibility Most of our lives so far have been spent right here Will it all leave your memory? We leave you now, but no matter how much we say We want to You know it hurts to say goodbye But we’re not really gone, we’ve just walked out the door. Goodbye to the Class of ’84 Now it’s our chance to find out who we really are And what kind of lives we want to live It’s our time now to follow our dreams To only take what we ourselves can give So friends and classmates, good luck to you May all our lives be filled with happy days Remember always the things you’ve left behind When you walk out those doors today. We leave you now, but no matter how much we say We want to You know it hurts to say goodbye But we’re not really gone, we’ve just walked out the door Goodbye to the Class of ’84 Contributed by: Dan Kenney 122 Written by: Tad Paavola In Memory Of Peter J.Luedke We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to: All of Pete’s Friends The Senior Class Mr. Lorenz All of Pete's teachers through the years The Luedke Family ' ' ■ (• In Memory Of Daniel J. Zabludowski We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to: All of Dan’s Friends The Senior Class Mr. Lorenz All of Dan’s teachers through the years The Zabludowski Family Top left: Mr. Wilke’s class just roars with excitement! Middle left: jerry Golding and Milan Momcilovic listen carefully to in- structions. Bottom left: Donna Tatera concentrates during an important volleyball game. Bottom middle: Mary Zink says, “Look Mom I can blow a bubble!” Top right: Dean Buckner gives it his all at a basketball game! Bottom right: Milan Mom- cilovic has definitely got a hold on things. 123 The Senior Class of 1984 Top left: What are |ohn Koczacak, Scott Klotz and Scott Kromraj looking at? Top right: Teri Matykowski must be reading a very good book the way she’s grinning! Bottom left: Cindy Wagner says, We’re making beautiful indexes together. Bottom right: Maureen Olejniczak said, “I am so bummed out, but let's get SMURFY!” 124 One More Time We’ll Call you ‘Nifty!’ Top right: Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Bowe, Mr. Trickey, Glen Haase, and Tom Kujawa were quite happy about scholarships they signed. Bottom .right: Linda Seminaro asked Marie Simonis, Can homeroom get any worse? Middle: I don’t think anyone knows what Mr. Hitt is talking about. 125 Bottom: Carol Likowiec, Randi Butz, Margaret Lopez, jenny Skrobis, Daryl Janicek. Middle: Carla Pritzlaff, Jenny Totka, Lynn Koch, Marghreta Alioto, David Damgaard, Cookie Tieu, Vera Trifunovich, Greg Bacon, Bob Wasikowski. Top: Barb Wolf, Ljiljana Stojadinovic, Lisa Cottier, Sue Gooder, Julie Moran, Norman Siegal. Camera Club Bottom: Barb Wolf, Shari Grahn, Beth Staniszewski. Middle: Kim Blaskowski, Kim Holcomb, Sharon Case. Top: Randy Simpson, Jack Koening, April Spende, Tom Lykins. Ushers Math Club Kneeling, Left: Mark Kaluzny, Jim Zsebe, Chris Czerwinski, Jeff Lunde. Standing, Left: Rick Bisci, Steve Kidder, Joe Ciurlik, Aldo Celia, Mr. Zibell, Jeff Trinkl, Jim Treloar, Katie Ciurlik. Laying: Norm Siegel (Secretary). Absent: Tom Janikowski, Todd Frick, Ken Siegel. Forensics Top: Vera Trifunovich, Beth Staniszewski, Lisa Cottier. Middle: Kevin Kotke. Thu Van Tieu. Brenda Kossel. Jon Mikolajczak, Julie Moran, Jenny Skrobis, Renee Skolaski, Lisa Hecker, Vince Argondizzo, Drew Halfmann. Bottom: Kay Klug, Maria Lopez, Renae Fryer, Linda Sopik. Camera Club Left to Right: Dragoljub Trifunovich, Drew Halfmann, Eric Balow, Shari Grahn, Barb Wolf, April Spende, Donna Schneider, Randy Simpson. Howard Rigden. 127 A.V. Bottom: Mike Marion, Dean Koening, Vince Curatola, Roger Mattila, Steve Tracy, Jamie Hoefgen. Middle: Ralph Simpson, Dan Feuling, Don Harvey, Scott Mayford, Phil Nicolato, Tom Kujawa. Top: Bob Wasikowski, Wayne Gooder, Dennis Simuncak. Art Club Left to right: Michelle Luckman, Vera Trifunovich, Kay Klug, Diane Knoll, Cindy Marsolek. Arrow Bottom: Jay Westhauser, Howard Rigden, Mr. Hitt, Tom Lykins. Top: Dave Zabludowski, Teri Mety, Gloria Tarantino, Judy Buchholz, Shari Zahn, Sally Czarnecki, 128 Guidance Help Kim Otto, Wendy Petrowski, Brian Mollberg, Jeff Palkowski, Michelle Schraufnegel. Library Aides Sue Gooder, Sue Wohkittel, Gina Conta, Theri Buerger, Cindy Marsolek, Lisa Kobb, Donna Tetara, Michelle Duplanty. Drama Club Bottom: Ljiljana Stojadinovic, Donna Momcilovic, Lisa Theno, Lori Freichels, Wendy Dobrzynski, Jon Mikolajczak, Kay Klug, Shari Zahn, Denise Last, Thu Van Tieu, Kevin Kotke, John Hainzelman, Michelle Hintz, Jenny Skrobis, Maria Lopez, Julie Otte, Chris Hart. Middle: Chris Keith, Pam Fix, Julie Moran, Chris Bunthoff. Top: Jerry Pisula, Mary Rybicki. Beth Staniszewski, Tracy Zimney, Marghreta Alioto. 129 A.F.S. Bottom: Maria Lopez, Thu Van Tieu, Michelle Hintz, Erna Schmitt, Denise Lee, Andrea Jackson, Renee Bunthoff, Marghreta Alioto. Top: Ann Mathews, Jenny Skrobis. Janine Quartemont, Jill Kromraj, Joe Crapitto, Annette Gross. AFS Reps Left to right: Thu Van Tieu, Jenny Skrobis, Maria Lopez. 130 Pacer Left to right: Tom Janikowsik, Beth Staniszewski, Tom Kluck, Drew Halfmann, Lynn Koch. Stage Crew Back Row: Bob Janicek, Terry Frome. Russel Fix. Jeffrey Burdett. Dan Clark, Jeff Gaidosh, Kim Otto, Peter Fojtik. Front Row: Pamela Fix, Denise Lee, Diane Domin, Steve Ud- vare. Jay Linski. Office Aides Back Row: Joyce Andersen, Denise Krueger, Janine Quartemont, Diane Bondar. Front Row: Rene Bunthoff, Donna Burditt, Brenda Kossel, Car- rie Martorano. 131 C.A.P. C.A.P. is an organization established for senior students who are interested in getting some extra money or credit towards a career interest. Weight Training C.A.P. Member Weight training is an after school activity run by Mr. Trickey for any Senior High School student interested in keeping in shape. Bryan Zawikowski. Jay Wood. Andrea Hussli. Daryl Janicek. Mark Melotic. Jeff Legs Trickey, Jeff Meeks. Nick D'Aquisto, Dan Zabludowski. Ron Stevens, Rob Nelson, Todd Frick, Ray Merlin. Steve Tracy. John Drana, Greg Gruener. Eric Olson. Ken Siegal. Dan Thompson. Pete Fojtik, Jack Koenig, Don Rychlak, Todd Brown, Tom Lukes, Don Harvey. Fred Paul, Greg Bacon, Vince Messiah Argondizzo, Lily Stojadinovic, Donna Momcilovic, Eric Balow. Terri Skowronski. Amy Kopp, Mike Cousert. Ann Sanfelippo. Jenni Bender, Carol Meyer, Dyan Borkowicz, Roger Mattila, Vince Curatola, Michele Nolte, Lisa Kubacki, Kim Zemanovic, Kym Hall, Jeanie Janicki. Sue Harvey. Kim Holcomb. Dean Koenig. Paul Blaskowski. Dean Buckner. Cheryl Budzien, Donna Buelow, Sue Fortier. Kim Fosmore, Jerry Konen, Lori Koss, John Kostecki. Tom Kromraj, Gary Lang. Robert Mahsem, Laura Manka, Janie Mattson. Georgia McGuff, Mike Nash, Michelle Owen. Lori Pawlowski, Lea Pliszka. Kari Priebe, Sara Rouse, Larry Rutkowski, Dana Shultz, David Siodlarz. Laura Sorenson, Judy Swiatek, Shelley Sztukowski. Bob Wasikowski, Renae Fryer (1), Randi Butz (2). 132 Lettermen’s Bottom: Steve Tracy, Rob Nelson. 2nd Row: Sue Probst, Lisa Kobb, Julie Otte, Donna Tatera. 3rd Row: Sue Freichels, Carol Meyer, AnnMari Sanfelippo, Renee Bunthoff. 4th Row: Kerri Westhauser, Gale Quartemont, Kay Klug, Charisse Leranth, Dan Clark. 5th Row: Their Buerger, Glenn Haase, Eric Balow, Dan Feuling. Top: Rich LaDell. Vince Argondizzo, Milan Momcilovic, Eric Palkowski. Ski Team Bottom: Dan Thein, Andy Hesselbach, Sue Harvey, Brian Mudrock, Marty Peitruszka, Fred Paul. Top: Steve Heideman, Dan Alaniva, Don Harvey, Peter Ryt- man, Dave Thein. Ski Club Jerry Luckman, Rob Lisowski, Scott Schuester, Jim Putz, Tom Fricke, Tom Lukes, Todd Brown, Colin Highes, Fred Paul, Tom Melotik, Phil Henschel, Scott Labisch, Joel Zawikowski, Linda Kossel, Lisa Pearson, Tracy Thayer, Dan Thein, Mary Jo Bevilacqua, Kirsten Kowning, Pete Fojtik, Angie Rick, Lisa Kobb, Marty Peitruszka. Wendy Smith, Dave Thein, Julie Culver, Dennis Simuncak, Jim Fritsch, Terry Frome, Dan Alaniva, Dawn Halvorson, Dan Romich, Pat Joz- wiak, Genna Gedig, Dave Zabludowski, Don Harvey, Andy Hesselbach, Kim Holcomb. 133 Top Back: Joe Ciurlik. John Koren, Lynn Hogen. Mark Newman, Jark Kaluzny, Todd Frick, Don Bray, Don Mrnik, Rick Petlaff, Dave Mar- torano, Dennis Simunczak, Chris Keith, Jim Zsebe, Chris Czerwinski, Bob Janicek, John Shabla, Mike Klusykowski. Back: Gene Gestwicki, Bryan Zawikowski, Wayne Neisner, Rob Hintz, Shelly Krawczgic, Jeff Polachowski, Jill Kromraj, Matt Nowakowski, Scott Plank. Joe Crappitto. Middle: Chris Bork, Maria Pascolini, Julie Otte, April Spendi. Kim Feiten, Laurie Hach. Bottom: Sue Rupp, Leann Warren, Kate Ciurlick, Angela Grochowski, Renae Bunthoff, Linda Kossel, Cindy Leranth, Beth Staniszewski. 1st Row, Front: Chris Kleuowski, Michelle Hintz, Lisa Broderick, Lorraine Nelson. 2nd Row: Mr. Tresp, Debbie Cetnarowski, Ralph Simp- son, Mike Kluczykowski, John Schabla. 3rd Row: Sharon Case, Carl Bauer, Kurt Agowski, Jeff Jambritz, Michelle Witt, Beth Staniszewski, Donna Schneider. 4th Row: Mark Kaluzni. Sue Woodbridge, Renee Skolaski, Corrine Braun, Kerri Westhauser, Gale Quartemont, Jim Zsebe, Dan Muraick, Lori Link. 5th Row: Dan Broderick, Chris Cerwinski, Chris Keith, Bryan Zawikowski, Kurt Link, Ken Fixel, Martin Stibbe, Greg Olezak, Kim Feiten. 134 Top Row: Janine Quartemont, Denise Kruger. Jill Kromraj. Julie Otte, Kate Ciurlik, Gale Quartemont, Beth Staniszewski, Barbara Serra. Leann Warren, Jenny Wnuk, Susan Probst. Bottom Row: Sue Woodbridge, Renee Kitzerow. Standing: Dawn Singleton, Angela Grochowski, Jeanne Kaminski, Jody Zielinski, Lynn Holguin, Sherri Wilbrandt. Kneeling: Matt Nowakowski, Lisa Cottier, Gene Gestwicki. 135 Band Back Row: Joe Cirulik, Wayne Neisner, Bryan Zawikowski, Chris Keith, Todd Frick, Joe Crappitto, Martin Stibbe, Mark Neumann, Mike Nash, John Kolen, Tom Wiegand, Dennis Simuncak. Front Row: Chris Czerwinski, Richard Detlaff, Dan Mrnik, Dave Martorano, Don Bray, Richard Bisci, Jim Zsebe, Penny Braun, Jark Kaluzny. Top Row: Joe Quartemont, Marc Jablonowski, Dave Oleszak, Kellie Huhn, Diane Williams, Annette Gross. Corrine Braun. Michelle Phipps, Andy Hesselbach. Chris Bork, Kerri Westhauser, Jeff Polachowski, Tracy Thayer, Linda Kossel, Denise Barutha, April Spende, Kim Feiten, Sue Rupp. Jacki Hanson, JoAnn Hanson, Dyan Borkowicz, Rene Bun- toff. Bottom Row: Cindy Leranth, Nicole Ceullar, Lauri Hach, Rich LaDell, Bob Hintz, Desiree White, Michele Nolte, Michelle Dovi, Leah Plishka, Gina Fogel. 136 More Band Back Row: Mark Henry, Jim Vaughn, Mark Lehnert, Kurt Link, Dave Lindberg, Chris Jaeger, Chris Sidolarz, Darren Rychlak, Dan Broderick, Don Rychlak, Ken Fixel, Greg Olexzak. Front Row: Bob Janicek, Lori Link, Randy Kintop, Mike Schultz, Scott Krause, Mary Pascolini, Paul Balow. JAZZ BAND Kneeling: Renee Skolaski, Sue Woodbridge, Gene Gestwicki, Chris Yaeger, Andy Hesselback, Dave Olezak, Jeanne Kaminski. Standing: Dan Broderick, Mike Kuczykowski, Ken Fixel, Dana Perento, John Schabla, Martin Stibbe, Chris Keith, Jim Aiebe, Dennis Simuncak, Dan Murnick, Chris Czerwinski, Tim Weegan, Dave Moderano, Mark Kalizne, Kurt Link. 137 Choir 138 THE CHOIR BOYS. BASSES. BARITONE. AND TENORS — Front Row: Jeff Frederick, David Allen-John, Don Wagner, Jerry Pisula, Chris Bunthoff. 2nd Row: Kevin Kotke, Jon Mikolajczak, Gary Schluenz, Dana Peronto. 3rd Row: David Grandbois. Steve Heideman, John Heinzelman, Joe Marks. 4th Row: Scott Rekowski, Paul Lundh, Dan Feuling. SOPRANOS AND SECONDS — Front Row: Sheila Guertin, Brenda Kossel, Kay Klug. Margherita Alioto. 2nd Row: Michelle Arndt, Erna Schmitt, Jean Piorkowski. Doreen Peeper. 3rd Row: Marie Simonis, Michelle Bermann, Debi Flick, Charisse Leranth, Cousin It (alias Shelley Sztukowski). 4th Row: Jenny Treloar, Patti Wycklendt. Dawn Drefal, Denise Kromraj. ALTOS AND SECONDS — Front Row: Cathy Gentz, Mary Rybicki, Andrea Hussli, Sue Fortier, Shari Grahn, Sue Gooder. 2nd Row: Judy Buchholz, Shari Zahn, Renae Fryer, Linda Sopik. 3rd Row: Pam Sramek, Donna Peronto, Sally Czarnecki, Cindy Zierhart. 4th Row: Kate Roehrig, Joyce Anderson, Maria Lopez. CHORUS — Front Row: Patti Duffek, Pam Roehrig, Linda Kurowski, Jenny Bugni. 2nd Row: Donna Schlederer, Carol Litkowiec, Jackie Berg, Kandy Kunesh. 3rd Row: Sharon Case, Lori Litka, Amy Cheke, Jessica Kulinski. 4th Row: Denise Last, Laura Hecker, Beth Michalski, Kim Kunesh, Karen Slivinski. 5th Row: Don Weber, Jay Linski, Scott Kruszka. 6th Row: Monty Schilcher, Sean Olson, Jim Treloar, Jerry Schmitt. FULL CHOIR — Front Row: Kay Klug, Mareherita Alioto, Brenda Kossel, Snari Grahn, Sheila Guertin, Sue Gooder, Sue Fortier, Andrea Hussli, Mary Rybicki. 2nd Row: Michelle Arndt, Jean Piorkowski, Doreen Peeper, Judy Buchholz, Cindy Zierhart, Shari Grahn, Linda Sopik, Renae Fryer. 3rd Row: Erna Schmitt, Charisse Leranth, Debi Flick, Sally Czarnecki, Donna Peronto. 4th Row: Marie Simonis, Michelle Bermann, Pam Sramek, Denise Kromraj, Shelley Sztukowski, Cathy Gentz, Joyce Anderson, Maria Lopez. 5th Row: Patty Wycklendt, Dawn Drefal, Chris Bunthoff. 6th Row: Jenny Treloar, Jerry Pisula, Gary Schluenz, Don Waener, Dewey Oxburger, Jeff Frederick, Dana Peronto, Kate Roehrig. Top Row: Dave Grandbois, David Allen- John, Scott Rekowski, Steve Heideman, Paul Lundh, John Heinzelman, Dan Eeuling, Joe Marks, Kevin Kotke, Jon Mikola- jczak. Not Pictured: Phil Nicolato. 139 Sports B-Team Football Top: Mr. Vandervest, Gary Jesse, Steve Doughty, John Sparacino, Jim Lengyel, Ray Merlin, Rick Rytman, Joe Kubel, Gurt Link, Scott Blank, Mr. Woreck. 4th: Dave Schneider. Ken Siegel. Rob Lisowski, Scott Geshrick, Scott Barker, Chuck Degeneff, Gerdil Weisflog, Mike Cottraue, Tom Laufenberg, Rich Fix. 3rd: Chris Siodlarz, Dave Coffey. Ken Toll. Steve Udvare. Jerry Luckmann, Jeff Jambretz, Tom Lukes. 2nd: Dave Powers. Andy Jeffery. Mike Schultz, Milan Pavlovic, Kevin Pavich, Colin Hughes. Jack Radosta, Kurt Meyer. 1st: Jenny Bender. Lisa Kubacki, Kathy Kujawa. Jill Maslowski, Kelly Symicek. Not Pictured: Wes Howe, Amy Lorenzen, Renee Skolaski, Michelle Nolte. Special thanks to Dan Clark! MVP: OFFENSIVE — Dave Coffey Defenisve: Curt Link. 140 Cheerleaders Top, 2nd: Gale Quartemont, Lisa Kobb, Kobb, Linda Seminaro. Becky Bednar. 1st: Patty Wycklendt, Joelyn Evans, Barb Trefry, Wendy Smith. Middle left, Top: Joelyn Evans, Barb Trefry, Becky Bednar. Middle: Linda Seminaro, Wendy Smith, Lisa Kobb. Bottom: Patty Wycklendt, Gale Quartemont. Middle right. Top: Lisa Kubacki, Michelle Nolte, Renee Skolaski. Middle: Jenni Bender, Kathy Kujawa, Jill Maslowski, Kelly Symicek. Bottom: Amy Lorenzen. Pom Pons Kristi Zibolski, Julie Culver. 1st: Randi Butz, Tina Dietrich, Michelle Dovi, Wendy Witkowski. 2nd: Michelle Baren. Lori Bindas, Amy Spahr, Kirsten Koenig, Kim Dressnandt. Top: Michelle Bermann, Jody Zielinski, Julie Pekar, Lisa Theno, Nicole Cuellar. 141 Packer Football All Suburban Mark Melotik Dennis Simuncak MVP Dennis Simuneark Most Improved TEAM RECORD Tom Kujawa Marshfield Columbus 14 Cudahy 27 Dan Feuling Racine Park 6 Cudahy 33 Dean Koenig Racine Case 33 Cudahy 12 Waukesha South 9 Cudahy 20 Back of the Year Tosa East 7 Cudahy 42 Mike Marian South Milwaukee 7 Cudahy 24 Racine Horlick 14 Cudahy 21 Lineman of the Year Waukesha North 27 Cudahy 0 Mark Melotik West Allis Hale 20 Cudahy 6 Top: Paul, Vince Curatola, Jay Wood, Brian Zawikowski, Elmer Hoover, John Drana, Steve Griffith, Ralph Simpson, Eric Olson. 1st: Vince Argondizzo, Geoff Van Eimeren, Dean Koenig, Mark Brault, Tom Kujawa, Todd Schley, Jeff Fredrick, Dariyl Janicek, Dan Clark. 2nd: Roger Matilla, Norm Siegel, Marty Pietrewska, Rob Nelson, Steve Tracy, Scott Mayford, Dennis Simun- cak, Mike Marian, Wayne Gooder. 3rd: Coach Schmidt, Glen Haase, Mark Melotik, Jim Leranth, Phil Nicalato, Bernie Jock, Jamie Hoefgen, Glen Jesse, Jeff Schilling, Dan Fueling, Coach Trickey. 4th: Coacn Lynde, Milan Momcilovic, Ted Rayfield, Greg Bacon, Abdul (Sam) Hasa, Dave Tomczak, Pete Peterson, Jed Davis, Steve Miller. Coach Bowe. 5th: Mark Armbruster, Dan Zabludowski, Pete Fojtik, John Plachinski, Don Harvey, Fred Paul, Wayne Neisner, Jay Wagner, Mark Slusar, Rich Ladell, Coach Venne. Not Pictured: Tom Lisota, Gordon Nicolic, Dave Schroeder. Tri Captains Tom Kujawa Todd Schley Rob Nelson 142 Another Banner Year for Cross Country The girls won the Southeastern Invitational and Julie Otte became Cudahy’s first girl 4-letter winner in Cross Country. The boys won the Southeastern Invitation, and the Port Washington Invitational. They placed second in the Suburban Conference for the third consecutive year — Dan Lesch and David Henry won all Conference honors placing 4th and 5th. A week later Cudahy battled back to beat Racine Case for their third consecutive Sectional title. The team went on to State at Christmas Mountain where they placed seventh — the best finish ever as a class “A” school. 1st Row: Sue Probst, Ann St. Marie, Jenny Bugni, Dawn Polasek, Carol Meyer, Diane Williams, Kate Ciurlik, Vera Trifunovich. 2nd Row: Julie Otte, Kay Klug, Margaret Lopez, Maria Lopez, Pam Halfmann, Lynn Koch, Beth Staniszewski, Julie Moran. 3rd Row: Jeff Polachowski, Chris Bork, Dan Lesch, Steve Nelson, Chris Bobrowicz, Tom Kluck, Tom Janikowski, Don Webber, Rob Hintz, John Probst, Pete Thalman. 143 Girls’ Volleyball: Best Year Yet! 50-16 The cornerstone of our first 50 win season was the togetherness developed by the squad thru the year. That, combined with strong leadership from our cap- tains and a consistently high level of play from our younger players made this our most successful season. 1984 Captains= Sue Freichels, Donna Tatera 1985 Captain = Theri Buerger All-Conf. = Sue Freichels, Donna Tatera Conference Record = 19-5 (2nd) Sacrifice Award = Wendy Becker M.V.P. = Sue Freichels Donna Tatera Bottom: Shelly Croshen; Genna Gedig; Wendy Senger. Top: Sherry Salzman; Alicia Munoz; Linda Lyrothe; Nikki Krause Cindy Leranth. 1. Patty Morchinek 2. Linda Nowak 3. Cheryl Kuban 4. Renee Kitzrow 5. Laura Hecker 6. Sue Freichels 7. Kerri Westhauser 144 Boys’ Volleyball VARSITY — Coach Hoffmann, Rick Matusik, Dave Lindburg, Al Peterson, Mark Sabel, Dave Oleszak. Bottom Row: Mike Sullivan, Scott Klotz, Greg Hoefgen, Brad Cretens, Jeff Langenfeld. 145 JV — Top: Coach Hoffmann, Chris Jaeger, Jim Vaughn, Todd Frick, Jeff Gaidosh. Bottom: Jason Olson, Todd Donnelly, Rich Dettlaff, Dan Halverson, Tom Melotik. Girls’ Basketball Top, Standing Left to Right: Vicki Swartzo, Shelly Krawczyk, Sherry Salzman, Barb Hardy, Cindy Leranth. Carla Nawjakat, Jackie Melotik. Kneeling, Left to Right: Alicia Munoz, CAPT. Lynn Holguin, CAPT. Kerri Westhauser, Lisa Broderick Cudahy 44 Riverside 38 Cudahy 27 W. A. Hale 43 Cudahy 29 Whitefish Bay 52 Cudahy 17 South Milw. 58 Cudahy 40 W. A. Central 32 Cudahy 55 West Milw. 44 Cudahy 42 Pulaski 49 Cudahy 59 Milw. West 25 Cudahy 62 Shorewood 37 Cudahy 61 Riverside 51 Cudahy 40 W. A. Hale 38 Cudahy 40 Whitefish Bay 42 Cudahy 40 South Milw. 68 Cudahy 46 W. A. Central 35 Cudahy 49 West Milw. 45 Cudahy 46 Shorewood 30 Cudahy 42 Brookfield Central 34 Cudahy 61 Milw. West 20 Cudahy 29 Oak Creek 65 Bottom, Standing Left to Right: Coach Algrin, Karla Kubisz, Cheryl Kuban, Cindy Marsolek, Laura Hecker, Sue Freichels, Leah Junkans, Renee Kiterow, Managers Jill Kromraj and Renee Bunthoff, Coach Stacknik. Kneeling, Left to Right: Michele Salzman, CAPT. Lori Link, CAPT. Mary Jo Nowak, Kate Roehrig. 146 r Boys’ Basketball Top: Coach Meyers, Rich Fix, Jason Olson, Denis Lacap, Dave Bod- win, Dave Powers, Kurt Link, Joe Quartemont, Al Rosewicz, Dean Ohlendorf, Chris Siodlarz, Tom Lisota, Tim Fojtik, Doug Kieckbusch, Mike Schultz. Cudahy 60 Milw. Riverside Cudahy 78 W. A. Hale Cudahy 63 Whitefish Bay Cudahy 79 South Milw. Cudahy 70 W. A. Central Cudahy 72 West Milw. Cudahy 64 RacineS. Catherines Cudahy 73 Milw. West Cudahy 79 Shorewood Cudahy 74 Milw. Riverside Cudahy 68 W. A. Hale Cudahy 58 Whitefish Bay Cudahy 74 South Milw. Cudahy 83 W. A. Central Cudahy 59 West Milw. Cudahy 79 Milw. West Cudahy Shorewood Bottom, Standing Left to Right: Manager Vince Argondizzo, Coach Langer, Joe Stadler, Bernie Jock. Dan Schilz, Brad Cretens, George Wolbert, John Drana, Pete Peterson, Brian Fojtik, Nick D’Acquisto, Mike Miller, Coach Kujawa, Manager Dan Clark. Sitting, Left to Right: Tom Kluck, Joe Ciurlik, Jim Vaughn, Dean Buckner, Al Peterson, Glen Haase, Mark Henry, Steve Bautch. 147 Golf Top: Joe Kubel, Joe Stadler, Dave Oleszak. Middle: Chris Berglund, Jeff Trinkl, Tim Halverson, Darrel Janicek. Bottom: Kevin Plath, Manager — Whane Gooder, Dan Kenny, Darrin Arriens, Coach — Not Pic- tured: Mr. Venne. Last year’s graduates are not pictured. J.V. Tennis BOY’S TENNIS JUNIOR VARSITY — From Left to Right: Tony Skibba, Tom Melotik, Jack Koenig, Andy Hesselbach, Dan Broderick, Chris Pierson, Jeff Polachowski, Joe Quartemont, Chuck Degehette, Coach — Dennis Wolf. Varsity Tennis VARSITY - Tony Skibba, Tom Laufenburg, Andy Jeffery, Dan Langer, Frank Pritzlaff, Dave Linburg, Joel South, Coach — Den- nis Wolf. 148 Boys’ Swim All dressed up and no place to go? The swim team certainly went places this year setting three school records and qualifying swimmers for the state meet for the fourth consecutive year. With only four seniors being lost through graduation this young squad can’t wait to tie into the competition next season. BOYS’ SWIM Sitting: John Nelson, John Brzek, Todd Frick. Kneeling: Brad Hardy, Steve Nelson, Chris Belsky, Dan Mrnik, David Zabludowski, Ken Helgren. Standing: Carl Bauer, Asst. Coach Greg Desch, Joe Minerath, Bill Nelson, Jeff Burditt, Dave Martorano, James Trelor, Greg Phipps, John Berg, Galen Lemke, Scott Blank, Jeff Gaidosh, Mgrs. Wendy Petrowski, Michelle Schraufnagel. Coach Bob Sedlacek. Girls’ Tennis Middle Picture JV TENNIS GIRLS Coach Mr. LaFleur. From Left to Right: Ann Mathews. Donna Schneider. Sharon Case, Barb Hardy, Lisa Cottier. VARSITY TENNIS GIRLS From Left to Right, Bottom: Lisa Pearson, Thu Van Tieu. Top: Coach Mr. LaFleaur, Elizabeth Klobuchar. Brenda Schwartz, Sarah Cecil. Randi Butz, Debra Martindale, Maribeth Winski, Sheila Degeneffe, Carla Pritzlaff. 149 Girls’ Track 1983 Bottom Row: Marilyn Jambertz, Jody Putz, Patty Bondar, Dotty Trealor, Susan Probst, LaRae Nemeth, Dawn Polasek, Jenny Totka. Middle Row: Lynn Pelzek, Thu Van Thiev, Beth Staniszewski, Penny Braun, Julie Otte, Becky Kontowski, Diane Bondar, Lisa Kobb, Gail Quarter- mont. Middle Row: Sheila Cornwell, Brenda Kossel, Ann SanFelippo, Coach Wiechowski, Kathy Waller, Kay Klug, Michelle Phipps, Manager. Top Row: Coach Buerger, Lynn Koch, Denise Walker, Corrine Braun, Pam Schramik, Coach Meyer. 150 Boys’ Track 1983 Indoor Quad: Tosa Wst., Pius, Musk = WIN Tri: Bay View, Mukw. = WIN Tri: So. Milw., Ginfld., = WIN Packer Indoor: = 2nd Dual: Bys Tch = WIN Conf. Indoor: 16 teams = 6th Outdoor Dual: Musk = WIN Kosy: 7 teams = WIN (1st) Conf. Relays = 3rd Tri: Thom. More, S.M = WIN Hale: 8 teams = WIN (1st) Captains: Tom Kowalski, Chris Stewart MVP: Jim Borowski Records: Borowski 2 Ml. 9:46:4 Borowski 3200 9:32:0 State Meet Qual: Borowski: 3200 Lisota: High Jump “The trademark of this squad was the great depth in talent and numbers. This was best shown in the outdoor portion of the schedule, especially in our high finishes in the relay meets. With many of these people back, 1984 should be even bigger and better in results.” (Mr. Dean, Head Coach) Top Row: Coach Dean, Coach Thalmann, Dan Thein, Dave Tomczak, Steve Gacek, Dan Lesch, Brian Mudrock, Coach Meryer, Coach Lynd. Second Row: Marty Peitruszka, David Thein, Ted Rayfeild, Steve Tracy, Jay Wegner, Rick St. John, Tom Lista, Mark Hoover, Vince Argondizzo, James Lesch, Dragoljub Trifunivich, Chris Bobrowicz, Steve Nelson, Phil Nicalato, Dave Henery, Dan Feuling, Eric Balow, Keith Kleman. Fourth Row: Fred Paul, Larry Rutkowski, Brad Cretens, Tim Hesiak, Jeff Fredricks, Milan Moncilovic, Jay Wood, Brian Zawikowski, Takoe Nak, Jim Stevenson, Tony Slusar, Jim Borowski, Chris Stewart, Tom Kowalski, Pat Reily, Jim Povolo, Rick Laulioa, Jim Curlik. 151 Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY — Top: Mr. Brienzo, Jerry Wenzen, Jerry Webber, Jamie Gedig, Tim Maroka, Mike Johnson, Don Ekes. Mr. Shimeta. Bottom: Brian Zawikowski, Ray Merlin, Jim Langel, Mark Hoover. VARSITY — Bottom: Jim Rose, Jerry Golding, Mitch Wieczorek, Glenn Jesse, Milan Momcilovic. Top: Mr. Shimeta. Bob Dros, Eric Palkowski, Chris Krause, Jerry Blockowicz, Craig Hauski, Jeff Ward, Mr. Brienzo. 152 Girls’ Swim Team has improved themselves from past years at Suburban Relays, Sectionals, and in other areas. The Suburban Relays were held on September 22 where many of Cudahy’s relays took place. The highest place being received by the 400 I.M. relay. Although the team expected to place higher at Sec- tionals, the meet proved to be exciting. There was a great deal of competition and the team placed 5th over all with 190 points. Three seniors Brenda Kossel, Dana Schultz, and Jennifer Skrobis will not be back, but the team’s freshman, sophomores, and juniors will still compete with the pride and quality displayed in past years. They have proved to have strong potential which will help the team in the future. The swim team finished the 1983 season with a record of wins and losses. J.V. — Top: Shari Schroeder (9); Carol Litkowiec (10); Tracey Kranz (10); Laura Czer- winski (9). Bottom: Kim Kunesh (10); Penny Braun (11); Asst. Coach. Greg Lesch. DIVING — Gail Mijokovic (10); Penny Braun (11); JoAnn Berken (10). V. — Top: Melanie Millar (10); Linda Kossel (10); Lynn Pelzek (11); Brenda Kossel (12); Jennifer Skrobis (12). Middle: Barb Wolf (11); Kim Otto (10); Michelle Kutsch (9); Michelle Phipps (11); Denise Struck (11); Sub. Coach: Mrs. Bettsy Bowe. Bottom: Dana Schultz (12); Heather Berg (9); Lily Stojadinovic (11); Erin Owen (9); Carrie Martorano (11). Not Pictured: Head Coach: Mrs. Terri Meyer. MANAGERS — )on Mikolajczak (11); Lorraine Nelson (11); Bob Rymer (11). CAPTAIN — Brenda Kossel. 153 1. ) Superintendent: Gerald Benka 2. ) Principal: Harold F. Lorenz 3.] Assistant Principal: Neal J. Michel Donna Kiermann, Raymond Glowacki, Patti Meerschaert, Sherry Grochowski. Standing: Lee Kraus — Vice President, Gerald Banka President, Leighton Millar — Business Manager. 1. ROBERT ALGRIN — B.A. Ripon Col- lege. M.A.U. — W.-Whitewater. Honorary Member: Phi Slamma Jamma. 2. PAUL BARRY — Mechanical Drawing. Woodshop, B.S. and M.S. Industrial Education. U.W. Stout. 3. MRS. BENJAMIN — Secretarial Arts and Typing. U.W. Whitewater. 4. G. A. BOWE — Dr. English, Developmental Reading, Kansas University, Wise. Whitewater. B.E., Valley at Racine M.A., Chr. English Department Head, Varsity Football Coach, Lettermen’s Club. 5. ELAINE J. BOYCE — Economics — Government, B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin — Whitewater. 6. JIM BROMWELL — B.S., U.W. — Oshkosh — Secondary Education, M.S., U.W. Oshkosh — Guidance, Future Cross Country Coach, and Honorary Member of The Hitt Squad. 7. MRS. BURIZIN — B.A. Cardinal Stricth College, Geometry, Algebra, Trig., Consumer Math. 8. MRS. NOLAN BURGER — B.S. Sociology, U.W. Whitewater MSE, U. of Wis. — Milwaukee. 9. FRANK J. CHARAPATA — M.A. Mar- quette U., B.A. St. Norbert College, U. of Wichita, U. of Wis., Madison. 10. RICHARD CHEKE — Univ. of Wyom- ing, Univ. of Marquette, Univ. of Wisconsin, Stout, B.S. and M.S. 155 1. RUSS COLOMBO - (Joe Draeger) Sophomore Biology, B.S., M.S. Whitewater University. 2. L. CRAWFORD — Business Education. 3. MR. DARYL E. DEAN - Head Coach Boys’ Track, Head Girls’ Volleyball Coach, B.S. Northland College. 4. GERALD DERBY — Driver’s Theory, Driver’s Practice, B.S. Bemidji State, Assoc. Degree in Bus. Admin. MATC, College of Racine, Spec. Degree in Sch. Admin. — UWM. 5. DENNIS W. DONOVAN — Special Ed. B. Ed. — Special Ed. at U.W. Whitewater. 6. KERRY DULL — B.M.E. Milton Col- lege, M.M. University of Wisconsin — Madison. 7. MRS. RHODA FOLEY — M.A. Car- dinal Stritch College, Sp. Education. 8. JAMES L. FONS — Geometry, In- termediate Algebra and Trigonometry, B.A., Ed. at Marquette University. 9. RON FOWLER — B.S. — U.W. Madison, Physical Education. 10. LAVERNE FRANK — Librarian. 8 9 10 156 1. MS. MARCIA EGGLESON FRY — Recreation Director, Illinois State University — Normal, B.S. Recreation Administration. 2. MR. THOMAS GILL — Psychology Sr., Government, Sr., Economics, Sr., University of Wisconsin — Social Studies, M.A. Education Psych. 3. MS. PATRICIA HANSON — Senior Counselor. 4. MR. RICHARD HASKE — Stage Crew Advisor. 5. CHARLES P. HITT — Business English, 12 Grade Journalism, B.S. English at U.W. Whitewater, Arrow (Yearbook) Advisor, Pacer Advisor, Varsity Baseball Coach, Camera Club Advisor. 6. STEVE G. HOFFMAN — Physical Education, B.S., M.S. Notre Dame Univ. of Wise. Boy’s Volleyball Coach. 7. MARY JOHNSTONE — Graduated from La Crosse B.S. Degree, Majored in Physical Education. 8. BRUCE KAPONYA - Graduated U.W. Stout, Automechanics, Power Mechanics, Basic Electronics. 9. JUDY KRELITZ - UWM, FGE, MALS Librarian, Library Round Table. 10. MR. KEN KUJAWA — B.S.. M.S. In Mathematics UWM; Introductory Calculus; Intro to Computers; Com- puter Science; Independent Math; Var- sity Basketball Coach. 10 157 1. E. JAMES LAFLEUR — World History, German, B.A. Oshkosh, M.A., UW Whitewater. 2. DIANE LINDENAU - Junior English World Literature, Film Study, B.S. University of Wisconsin Madison, M.S. University of Drama Club, Forensics. 3. MR. MICHAEL MCCARTHY — Special Education, B.S. University Wisconsin — Milwaukee, M.A. Car- dinal Stritch. 4. MR. MIKE MCCURDY — Economics, Government, B.S. Eau Claire, M.S. Whitewater. 5. MRS. KATHY MCDERMOTT — Special Education, B.A. Western Michigan University Certification — University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. 6. MS. MCELROY — Teaches: Typing 1-2, Business Law, Data Processing. Ad- vanced Typing, Clerical Practice. 7. MRS. TERRI MEYER — B.S. UW — Madison; Varsity Girl’s Swim Team Coach. 8. MR. WAYNE MEYER — B.S. U.W. — Stout Graphic Arts, Sophomore Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Boys Varsity Track Coach. 9. NICK MIMIER — Soph. Biology, Chemistry, B.S. Astrophysics, UW — Madison. 10. FREDERICK MURPHY — Sophomore Biology, Advanced Biology, B.A. Milton College, M.A. Duke University, Chairman of Science Dept., National Honor Society Advisor. Senior Class Sponsor. 158 1. WARREN NITZ — Science and Math, B.S. U.W. Oshkosh, M.S.U.W. Whitewater. 2. BARBARA A. OTTE — Advanced Speech, Speech 10, English 10, B.S. English, Speech, at U.W. Oshkosh, 3 Act Plays — Director, Forensics Assistant. 3. BERNARD A. SCHMIDT — Social Studies, Varsity Football Line Coach, Ski Club Advisor, Prom Advisor, B.S. History, Physical Education, M.S. Col- lege of Racine Psychology, M.S. Whitewater University, Physical Education, Coaching. 4. ROBERT SEDLACEK - B.S. Mathematics, Physics, M.S. Educa- tional Psychology, Guidance Counselor, Boys Head Swim Coach. 5. MR. MICHAEL SKIBA - B.S. - U.W. Stout. 6. JOHN SKILLE — Art 3-4 and Art 7-8, B.S. Art at University of Minnesota — Duluth. 7. MRS. SLIVINSKI - Guidance. 8. LEE SOLDA - B.S. - U.W.M., Math, Physics. 9. MARCIA SPLAN — B.A. Home Economics Ed., Foods, Child Develop- ment, Cheerleader Advisor. 10. MR. ROBERT SPRADER — Sophomore English, Assistant Foren- sics Coach. 159 1. MRS. MARY ROSE STEINKE . Mar- quette University B.A. and M.ED. U.W.M., Cardinal Stritch College, Forensics Coach. 2. MRS. MARTHA STOLAR — Home Economics Dept., Graduated Iowa State University. 3. JEFF TRICKEY — B.S. Ripon College. M.S.V.W.M. Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Strength Training Advisor. 4. MR. LARRY TRESP — Orchestra Director. 6. MERRI LEE UNRATH - Soph. Speech, Forensics, Pom-Pons, Advisor. Director Spring Play, University of Wisconsin — Milwaukee. 7. MRS. ARLENE URICK — Clothing, Foods, and Family Living, U.W. Stevens Point, B.S. Home Ec. Educa- tion, Fresno, Calif. State College. U.W.M. 8. MR. STEVEN VANDERVEST - B.S. and M.S. University of Wisconsin Staut, Head B-Team Football Coach. 9. CAREY VENNE — English 5-6, Geography 1-2, B.S. English, U.M.W. Oshkosh. M.S. U.W.M.. Asst. Football Coach, A.V. Supervisor. 10. JOHN WALTER — Athletic Director. U.S. History. i 'mm t ■ w wj v 160 CALVIN O. WETZEL — Junior English, AdvancedComposi- tion.B.S. and M.S. U.W. Milwaukee, Head Cross Country Coach — Boys, Co-Cross Country Coach — Girls PHILIP WILKE — Senior English MR. DENNIS WISNIEWSKI — Metals 1-2, B.S. U. of W. Stout MRS. LINDA WOWZYNSKI SEAMAN — B.M. — Alverno Col- lege, Choir, Chorus, Voice Classes. Junior Class Advisor, Musical Director. MR. LAURENCE ZIBEL — Plane Geometry, Elementary Algebra, B.S. U.S. Milwaukee, M.S. U.W. Milwaukee. 161 “ARROW” PATRONS PACKARD WAY CLEANERS 3650 E. Barnard Ave 481-0220 GAGLIANO’S ITALIAN DELI 4770 Packard Ave. 482-3350 ZUMMACH FACTORY PAINT OUTLET 3540 E. Ramsey Ave. Cudahy, Wl 769-1459 MASIK TOOL DIE 4820 S. Whitnal Ave. 481-5180 B n amin Moored BETTER PAINT WALLPAPER INC. 2433 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wl 744-2610 DR. EDWARD TOMASIK Layton Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin AIRPORT WELDING SERVICE 2433 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 PACKARD PLAZA BARBER SHOP 5656 S. Packard Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 744-9460 KELVIN SCHROEDER Jewelers of Cudahy 1013 Milw Ave., So. Milw., 764-4444 Packard Plaza, Cudahy, 769-6666 The Store That Cares About You Since 1937 CUDAHY MARINE BANK We’re There When You Need Us 4701 South Packard P. O. Box 230 Cudahy, Wl 53110 414 744-8800 164 Thanks McDonald’s for Your Support of Cudahy Senior High BENEATH YOUR HAT HAIR STUDIO FOR MEN WOMEN For Appointment Phone: 482-1990 2914 E. Grange Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 We Offer You the Benefit of Our Highly Skilled Expertise In ... • Personalized Perms Body Waves — Design Cuts Styles • Custom Color Specialists • Long Hair Braiding Weaving • Manicures Sculptured Nails • Skin Care Regimentation — Make-Up Application • Non-Surgical Face-Lifts • Depilitation 168 169 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 From CITY OF CUDAHY OFFICIALS Mayor........... City Clerk..... City Treasurer.. City Attorney ... Municipal Judge . Lawrence P. Kelly ... Frank J. Janicek Robert P. Sadowski — James E. Boren Gregory P. Gregory Aldermen: Frank L. Chovanel Glen F. Proeber Eugene Zawikowski Ronald E. Smolinski George J. Malicki How Can You Save on All Your Prescription Needs? UNION PRESCRIPTION CENTERS High Quality and Low Prices 3604 E. College Ave. 764-1330 J. C. PENNEY CATALOG RETURN STORE 5656-D So. Packard Packard, Plaza CARUSO’S BLACK BEAR BEVERAGE ST. FRANCIS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee St. Francis Office 744-8600 A-t 4264 S. Packard Ave. 744-7570 Soda — Beer — Liquor Cudahy Office 483-8484 “Someone’s Looking Out For You” “Serving This Area Over 90 Years” Cigars • Cigarettes • Smokers’ Supplies • Candy SULLIVAN’S CIGAR STORE Joe and Mary Salvatore, Props. Phone: 4714 South Packard Avenue 471-0733 Cudahy, Wisconsin Phone 481-3323 SPECIALIZED PRINTING Business Forms — Letterheads Envelopes — Statements Wedding Invitations Wedding Service Funeral Arrangements Corsages Ceramics Dennis O. Walker 5866 So. Packard Ave. President Cudahy, Wl 53110 744-9242 172 WISCONSIN FOOD SALES, LTD. P.O. Box 473 5403 S. Lake Drive Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 744-6799 (481-1202 — Leave Message) BILL JAEHNERT REMINDER PRINTING 744-4030 3642 E. Barnard Avenue Featuring 0 Wisconsin Dairy Products 'par GOOD FOOD fit AL’S CUSTARD 525 E. Layton Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. “84” — May You All Take Advantage of the Many Wonderful. Opportunities in the World — Al Production Painting BUDGET AUTO BODY 5957 S. Kingan Cudahy, Wl 53110 (414) 744-8226 Cars • Vans Light Duty Trucks • Body Work • Pinstripping Heavyduty Trucks • Expert Painting Insurance Work MfCCfl Of 80DV BUILDING 744-GOLD 3520 E. Ramsey Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 • Complete Fitness Facility •Co-Ed Gym • Nautilus Equipment • Olympic Weights • Golds Gym Accessories • Tanning Facilities •Tanning Facilities Wolff System Wide (Newbed) • Vitamins and Supplements • Personalized Workout Programs “Go for the Gold” 173 Thanks Again 1st NATIONAL — Arrow Staff Stitta w taut, tut .Uy «„ M fri.uj. BOB’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP All Types Furniture Reupholstered Large Selection of Samples Free Estimates LAKE CLEANERS 3463 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 53110 ■PHOLSflRiNfi Phone 481-6921 5964 So. Packard 769-9444 GLADON COMPANY, INC. 3383 E. Layton Ave. — Cudahy 483-6070 Wishes to Congratulate The Class of “84” Al and Essie Weitekamp WHITE HEN PANTRY 3600 E. College Ave. 764-5590 Cudahy, Wl Congratulations Class of ‘83 W® tKe r5sJ 175 Congratulations Class of ‘84 Serving All of Milwaukee County COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP Lovftr 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. Tamron Kodak Ilford Accessories Repairs Nikon Fujica Fuji Film Darkroom Supplies NATIONAL PHOTO New and Used Cameras — Repairs 4716 S. Packer Ave. ____744-7840________ STICKER CITY U.S.A. • Educational Supplies • Fine Gifts • Toys, Books, Games • Laminating • Pack ’n Ship Recipes for Learning 3620 E. Carpenter Ave. Cudahy, Wl 481-0200 Good Luck to Class of 1984 4660 S. Packard Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin (414) 481-4492 SOUTH SIDE AUTO MART PEKAR’S LIQUOR Layton Mart Shopping Center 3080 E. Layton Cudahy 3203 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 LAKE DRIVE CHEESE HOUSE 5903 S. Lake Drive Gift Boxes for All Occasions Shipped to Any of the 48 States Featuring Wisconsin Cheese, Butter and Eggs Cudahy, Wl 53110 744-6799 Complete Repair Service DONN POWERS JEWELER Fine Jewelry and Watches P.L.A.V. LANES 3677 Pulaski Avenue Post 26 Donn Powers, C.M.W. Licensed Watchmaker (414) 481-6665 Layton Mart Shopping Center 3060 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 Norman Siegel 483-6280 Import and Domestic Auto Parts 4825 S. Whitnall Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin By Appointment DR. JAMES L. BYKOWSKI Chiropractor 4813 So. Packard Ave. Telephone Cudahy, Wl 53110 482-1776 CUDAHY NEWS HOBBY CENTER INC. RC Boats and RC Planes Trains and Accessories Rocket Supplies Chemistry Equipment Coins and Stamps Paperbacks — Magazines — Newspapers — Art Open 7 Days a Week Military Modeling 4758 So. Packard Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 (414) 769-1500 MIDWEST MILLWORK, INC. John W. Gargulak, President Warehouse and Store 5318 South Packard Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Phone 744-6478 Weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 Noon Lumber, Plywood, Flooring, Mouldings, Doors, Windows, Custom Cabinets, Milwaukee Electric Tools, Benjamin Moore Paint. Congratulations Class of ‘84 178 SKATE CENTER 5200 S. Pennsylvania Cudahy, Wis. DAVLYNNE, INC. “Best Wishes” Class of ‘84 3383 Layton Ave. (Tel.) 481-1011 Cudahy, Wl 53110 Congratulations Class of 1984 TOMARO CONTRACTORS INC. General Contractors P.O. Box 155 Yard and Office Cudahy, Wisconsin 2727 E. Layton GENE M. GROBSCHMIDT AGENCY Complete Insurance Progection Homeowners, Business Auto (Preferred or Risk) Snowmobile — Truck — Motorcycle 412 N. Chicago Avenue South Milwaukee 762-7676 179 CUDAHY DENTAL ASSOCIATES 6217 South Packard Congratulations Lawrence Fridl DDS Thomas Busby DDS Dennis Toy DDS Frederick Austermann and Michael Ketten DDS DDS Arnold Cwik DDS John Grant DDS Best Wishes Bruce Hartwell DDS Albert Huebner DDS From Daniel Kult DDS Eileen Panecek DDS FINE-LANDO CLINIC • PROGRESSIVE Tool Die Corp. r 3533 E. Ramsey Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 TOOLS • DIES • JIGS • FIXTURES 769-6600 • GAGES • MACHINE WORK 3383 East Layton Ave. • Cudahy, Wis. 53110 ALLISON: They may have thought Tommy was good as a Quarterback — But wait till they see the Cheerleaders in 1989! Cudahy Graduates May all that’s good in life be yours CIURLIK’S Layton Mini-Mart 3928 E. Layton Ave. 744-9631 “Authentic Mexican Food” LUNCHES DINNERS 3431 E. Plankington Ave. Cudahy, Wl 481-3770 1 Mile E. of the Airport — 1 Block N. of Layton Wrecks Rebuilt Auto Painting 481-3965 CUDAHY AUTO BODY, INC. General Auto Body Work Ed Cork, Pres. 5171 So. Whitnall Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 53110 Congratulations Graduating Seniors From Donna, Bob and Don Hensiak GEORGE WEBB RESTAURANTS 2265 S. Howell 2021 W. Layton 4160 W. Loomis GnHJM- AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 TOP SELLER, CENTURY 21f“ Equal Housing Opportunity. Each office independently owned and operated. BOHMAN ASSOC., REALTY, INC. 3715 E. Layton Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Business (414) 769-2121 OAj t QsHy i 3866 E. LAYTON AVENUE CUDAHY, WISCONSIN 53110 KEN DEBBIE MUELLER 744-6120 MLS Congratulations Class of “84” WILLIAM A. SCHROETTNER D.D.S. Phone 744-4465 4716 S. Packard Ave. Cudahy, Wisconsin Phone (414) 744-7040 DAHM’S ACE HARDWARE 3552 E. Barnard Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 181 RoffltR HEAD SHED rContemporary Hair Design :Make-up Ear Piercing O-Complete Barber Services _ « For the Entire Family SUQOESTEO 744-3070 -AST Carry Out and Delivery Open Daily at 4:00 PM tftf ic cb Pizza Hot Sandwiches Spaghetti 483-2233 Broasted Chicken Lasagna Fish and Shrimp 3540 E. Barnard Ave. Fitness Begins Here! YMCA It’s the best . can do for South Shore Family YMCA 3244 East College Avenue — Cudahy Wl It’s Where You Belong PEOPLES CREDIT CNION 764-6400 BREAKFAST SERVED 24 HOURS 3534 E. Layton Ave. — Cudahy, Wl 53110 — (414) 481-2929 182 SUPER MARKET VICTORY HALL VICTORY LOUNGE DINING Newly Remodeled Under New Management OBBIE’S 4960 S. Packard Ave. Cudahy 481-8330 Hours: Mon. 8-6 Tues. Thru Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-3:30 RofflER FAMILY HAIR CENTER Serving the Financial Needs of Our Members and Their Families For Over 47 Years 481-6220 769-7570 • Facilities for 50 to 800 People • Dances • Weddings • Parties • Banquets 3665 E. Grange JEac isfi JE npZfjyees' 3570 SOUTH PACKARD AVENUI CUDAHY. WISCONSIN 33110 Thanks to: VENUS FORD INC. Since 1924 3250 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy 481-8500 Tim Hesiak Cindy Wagner Dawn Polasek for Index Help NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Salutes “The Class of ’84” NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top, Left to Right: Jay Westhauser, Dave Oleszak, Brad Cretens, George Wolbert, Rick Matusik, Chris Bunthoff, Arland Barr, Eric Balow. Middle: Kay Klug, Janine Quartemont, Jennifer Skrobis, Lisa Cottier, Susan Probst, Margaret Lopez, Lisa Kobb, Susan Woodbridge, Randi Butz, Terri Kutsch. Bottom: Ann Mathews, Brian Fojtik, Michele Salzman, Thu Van Tieu, Mr. Murphy, Julie Otte, Donna Tatera, Mary Jo Nowak, Brenda Kossel, Michelle Hintz. 184 Security Savings The Best You Can Do For Your Money Cudahy Branch 4677 South Packard Ave. Cudahy, Wisconsin 482-4700 Marketing Program Design and Fulfillment THE MARKET RESOURCE CENTER INC. Sales Office Telemarketing Center 4245 S. Packard Ave. St. Francis, Wl 53207 (414) 483-7878 3719 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 (414)482-4112 With an Emphasis on the Telemarketing Media Snacks Food Specialties THE PORKIE CO. OF WISCONSIN, INC. 3113 East Layton Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 (414)483-6562 (414)483-6563 i (jsU (w 3866 E LAYTON AVENUE CUDAHY. WISCONSIN 53110 Home of Sweet Apple Wood Smoke Flavor KEN DEBBIE MUELLER 744-6120 Best Wishes Class of ’84 186 Congratulations to the “Class of 1984” From ... STEARNS MAGNETICS INC. Stearns magnetics inc.4u a Subsidiary of Magnetics International, Inc. 6001 S. General Ave. • Cudahy, Wis. 53110 • (414) 769-8000 188 A Adamec. Ronald (12) 15.96 Adams, Donald (12) 96 Adams. Thomas (11) 88 Akey, Timothy (12) 96 Alaniva. Danniel (12) 20. 96, 133 Alioto, Marghreta (11) 29, 61, 88.126.130.138 Allen. Patrick (12) 96 Anderson. Johm (11) 88 Anderson, Joyce (12) 29, 60. 61, 96.131,138, 73 Antifinger. Thomas (12) 96 Argondizzo, Vincent (12) 53, 96.132,133 Arndt, Karen (11) 88,93 Arndt, Michelle (12) 29. 61, 66, 96.138 Arnold, Jeffrey (11) 88, 93 Arrien, Darrin (11) 88.148 B Bacon, Gregory (11) 53, 88,126, 132 Bagnieski, Teresa (10) 81 Balcerek, Paul (12) 96 Balow, Eric (12) 96. 132, 133, 136,148 Balow, Paul (10) 81 Bankenbusch, John (12) 96 Barber, Roger (12) 96 Baren, Michelle (11) 88.141 Barlow, Cynthia (12) 95.97 Barker, Scot (10) 81,140 Barr. Arland (12) 97.148 Bartoschevich, Christopher (11) 88 Barutha, Denise (10) 55,81 Barutha, Jacalyn (12) 95, 97 Barutha, Pearl (10) 81 Bauer, Carl (12) 97,149 Bautch, Steven (12) 97,147 Bay, Terry (12) 94,97 Becker, Cheryl (11) 88 Becker, Elizabeth (11) 88 Becker, Wendy (11) 88 Bednar, Rebecca (11) 88.141 Behl, Christopher (10) Belsky, Steven (11) 88 Bender, Jennifer (10) 74, 81, 140,141,132 Benz. Paula (10) 81 Berg, Jacqulyn (10) 81,139 Berg. John (10) 81.149 Berglund, Chris (10) 81,148 Berken, Joann (10) 81,153,136 Bermann, Michelle (11) 88, 141,60, 61,138 Belivacqua, Mary Jo (12) 29,94, 133 Bieniewski, Gregory (12) 97 Bindas, Lori Ann (10) 81.141 Bindas, Mark (11) Bisci. Richard (10) 81.136,127 Blanchard, Ralph (12) Blank. Scott (10) 81.140,149 Blaskowski, Kim (11) 88, 193, 126 Blaskowski, Mark (12) Blaskowski. Paul (12) 97, 121, 132 Blochowicz, Jerome (12) 24. 34, 88,43.152 Bobrowicz, Christopher (11) 88,143 Bodwin, David (10) 81,147 Boknevitz, Patrik (12) 97 Bond, Sharon (10) 81 Bondar, Diane (11) 88.131 Borchardt, Michael (10) 81 Borck, Christopher (11) 88,136 Boren, Patricia (10) 81 Boren, William (12) 97 Borkowicz, David (11) 88 Borkowicz, Dorren (12) 97 Borkowicz. Dyan (10) 81. 132, 136 Bowe, Laura (12) 69.98 Brandt, Scott (12) 98 Brault, Mark (12) 53,123 Braun. Corrine (12) 98,136 Braun. Penny (11) 88.136,153 Bray, Donald (10) 81,136 Broderick, Daniel (10) 82. 134, 136.137.148 Broderick, Lisa (10) 82 Brody, Christy (10) 30,82 Brody, Kim (10) 82 Broeckel, Lisa (11) 88 Brown, Todd (10) 82,132,133 Brzycki, Jeffery (11) 88, 93 Buchholz, Judith (11) 1, 13, 88, 128,138 Buckner, Dean (12) 15, 34, 98, 43.123,133,147 Budzien, Charyl (12) 98,132 Budzien, Kimberly (10) 82 Budzien, Nancy (10) 82 Buelow, Donna (12) 98,132 Buerger, Therese (11) 55 Bugni, Jennifer (10) 9, 29, 82, 139.143 Bukowski, Blaine (12) 98 Bunthoff, Christopher (12) 15, 60. 29,66. 95.98,126,138,141 Bunthoff, Renee (11) 136 Burditt, Donna (11) 73 Burditt. Jeffery (10) 82.131,149 Burns, Clinton (12) 98 Burss, Barry (10) 82 Burss, Tony (10) 82 Butz. Randi (12) 29. 69, 95. 98. 126,132,141,149.184 C Cantillon, Deborah (10) 82 Case, Sharon (10) 29. 82. 126, 139.148 Cecil, Sarah (11) 148 Cetnarowski, Deborah (10) 82 Ceynowa, Kevin (12) Champeua, Dawn (12) 98 Charney, Richard (12) 98 Cheke. 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Tim (12) 99 Deau, Tammy (11) Degeneffe, Charles (10) 82. 140,148 Degeneffe, Sheila (11) 149 Dekeyser, Ronda (12) 122 Demuth, Lawrence (10) 82 Derby, Aaron (12) 99 Dertz. Lori (11) Dettlaff, Richard (10) 82. 136, 145 Dietrich, Tina (12) 20. 45. 68, 100,141 Dobek, Kathleen (12) Dobrzynski, Wendy (11) Dombrowski, Nancy (10) 82 Domin. Diane (10) 82,131 Donnelly, Todd (10) 82.145 Dougherty, Colleen (10) 82 Doughty, Steve (10) 82.140 Dovi. Michelle (10) 82.136,141 Drana, John (11) 132,147 Drefel, Dawn (12) 61.100,138 Drefel, Renee (11) Drolet, Lisa (12) Dressnandt, Kim (11) Dros, Robert (11) 152 Duffek, Steven (12) 122 Duffek, Patricia (10) 82,139 Duggan. Tracy (10) 82 Duncan, Geneviev (10) 82 Duplanty, Mechell (10) 82,129 Dykes, Timothy (12) 100 Dzurick, John (11) E Ehrlichmann, Sherry (12) 100 Evans, Joelyn (12) 55,100,141 F Fabian, Roxanne (12) Falck, Matthew (11) Fehlhaber, Julie (10) 82 Feiten, Kim Marie (11) 136 Ferch, Philip (12) 100 Ferry, Curtis (10) 82 Fetha, Michael (12) 100 Feuling. Daniel (12) 60. 61. 16. 28.69.128.138.133 Filtz, Connie (10) 82 Fix. Pamela (12) 100,131 Fix, Richard (10) 82.129,140 Fix. Russell (11) Fixel, Kenneth (12) 100, 134, 136.137 Fleischman, David (10) 82 Fleischman. Paul (11) Flick, Dawn (12) 22.100 Flick. Debra (12) 101,138 Fogel, Gina (11) 136 Fojtik, Brian (12) 42. 101, 147, 184 Fojtik, Peter (11) 132 Fojtik. Timothy (10) 47.83.147 Folger, Doreen (10) 83 Fontaine, Mark (11) Forczek, Donald (12) 122 Fortier, Susan (12) 60, 61, 101, 132.138 Fosomeore, Kim (12) 121,132 Franszczak. Regina (10) 83 Frazier, Jeffrey (11) Fredrick, Jeffrey (12) 60, 61, 53, 101.138 Freichels, Lori (11) Freichels. 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Janet (11) Grimm, Timothy (11) 89 Grochowski, Angela (12) 102. 136 Grochowski, Shelley (12) 102 Grochowski, Tammy (10) 83 Gross, Annette (11) 89.130,136 Gross, Larry (12) 18.102 Gruener, Douglas (11) 89 Gruener, Gregory (12) 102,132 Guertin, Sheila (12) 61, 138, 29. 102 Gupta. Venu (10) 83 Gustafson. James (11) 89 H Haase. Glenn (12) 53. 102. 125, 133.147 Hablewitz, Kevin (11) 22,89 Hach, Laurie (10) 136,83 Haines, Linda (11) 45,89 Halfmann, Drew (11) 55. 89. 127,131.143 Hall. Kim (10) 83,132 Halverson, Daniel (10) 45,83 Halverson, Kurt (10) 83 Halverson. Timothy (10) 83. 148 Halvorson. Dawn (10) 83,133 Halvorson, Timothy (12) 102, 148 Hamaker, Mary (12) Hanson, Jacqueline (10) 83.136 Hanson, Rhonda (12) 102 Hardy. Barbara (10) 83,149 Hardy, David (11) 89 Harris. 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