Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

Cudsnu Senior 4-Vialo School Af 50 Op. 7)nV0 ’ XT b 4Ou) V u fiXu fine Ofam£ 3£ac po Seniors p. 12.6 A CTemors f. 114- Sophwnores p. 10+ Sports p.4? j D Clubs P. 74- Teachers d. 155 Ads p. ioz Inde p. ISX Qo - OiS I Spirit Week Nerd day was the best day of spirit week this year! Each year Student Council organizes a week of fun before homecoming weekend. Each day has its own special tag. This year Hawaiian day on Monday got the week kicked off but Tuesday’s nerd day (a new concept) got people involved. “A little tape for my glasses, slide rule for my pocket, pull my pants a little high, work on voice tone ... and I’m nerdy.” 1) On the beach on Hawaiian day. 2) During a volleyball break. 3) Smile you nerds. 4) What's so different? 5) A nerd lineup. 2 Starts Year in Style Gangs, greasers and some finger snapping were organized Wednesday for West Side Story theme day. Traditional dress up day on Thursday and color day on Friday topped off a week always a lot of fun at C.S.H.S. 1) Getting ready to rumble with St. Mary’s. 2) N.H.S.? 3) All dressed up and no place to go. 4) Doing the hokey pokey. 5) Toga toga toga!!! 5 3 After a Long There are many ways to look at getting back to C.S.H.S. after three months of vacation. (From the front doors, side doors, or back doors.) Seriously, for some it’s easy and for others it’s a drag. But like taxes and tests getting back is inevitable. 4 Hot Summer ’85 Homecoming Assembly If asked what was the most memorable assembly of ’85 (or any other year for that matter) the answer has to be, “the end of spirit week’s homecoming one!” A rowdy week finished off with an even more rowdy assembly on Friday rocked C.S.H.S. this year. From the opening flight of Trinkl’s ‘Super Grape,’ to a little worm dancing, through the announcement of Queen Diane Knoll and King Phil Nicolato, almost the whole school got into the spirit. “I can imagine a few slow assemblies happen throughout 3 years, but it’s tough not getting into it during spirit week's.” 1) Seniors are awesome! 2) Mr. Bowe getting 'em fired up. 3) Doin the worm. 4) National Anthem starts another assembly. Most Other Assemblies I’ll Probably Forget! “Let’s see, oh yeah, Jamie Hoefgen won sexy legs contest, Mr. Woreck’s homeroom (bribed the judges and) won window decorating (Otte’s and Hitt’s were dynomite!). Ray Merlin loves jello, and were top nerds, the faculty can’t dance the hokey pokey.” Congrats to the court members and also the Student Council for super memories of Homecoming ’85. (What’s West Side Story all about anyway?) 1) Rippin apart our opponent. 2) Eat jello and die! 3) Barry doin’ the Boogie. 4) Trumpet Quartet. 7 Homecoming Diane Williams and Louis Carusillo Wendy Smith and Eric Olson Gail Quartemont and Fred Paul Bryan Zawikowski and Gina Fogel Queen Diane Knoll Court 1984 85 King Phil Nicolato The Game “I remember we got out to a lead. (I could see the score board) I couldn’t see the other side of the field. In fact, there were times I couldn’t see the field. Well, we lost the lead and the game and maybe with that the sight of Suburban Champs. After I saw the disappointment in the players faces... So many others would be glad to have our record, but after all our past success it’s tough to not see ourselves on top of the conference ... Second place is nice but our goals sought higher results.” 1) Diane and Gina court members. 2) Lori a little worried? 3) Bowe and Trickey have the next play. 4) In the fog. The Fog, The Haze, The Loss, The Fun? I could barely see the court as they rounded the field in open cars. I found it tough to look at the scoreboard at the end. But there’s no way to avoid seeing an enthusiasm in the eyes of my friends and it was great to see the burning flame of tradition, and there’s no way that I could see this stop the fun of Cudahy football and Homecoming ‘84.” 1) Yoshie Ikeguchi, Louis Carusillo, Wendy Smith, and Queen Diane Knoll watch the lighting of the C. 2) Zawie comes out of the fog. 3) “I think we're on offense? 4) Beat it! 5) See? 11 Classroom Atmosphere They’re all pretty much built the same: 3 walls, 1 door, closet, blackboard, bulletin board or two. Some have a window, some are bigger, some different colors — but they’re pretty much built the same. BUT ... There’s no way any of these classrooms are the same. (Atmosphere: any per- suading influence). It’s the teacher.” “Plants.” “Work going on.” A mess” “Bulletin boards.” “Temperature.” What makes classroom atmosphere? A different answer for each student, I suppose! 12 Every Room Has Some “I’ll walk into some rooms and get fired up ... others I’ll get a headache.” The Domes take a back seat to Wetzel. LaFleur’s has no windows. (He swears he’s a breath of fresh air!). Ms. Otte let’s ’em on the desks, window ledge, bookcase (yeah ... freedom to move!) Quiet in some, Crazy in others — Elbow room, some clostrophobic. But I guess (I know) it’s best that way!” 13 We Had a Great Day for It would have been a pur-fect way to finish a career in coaching ... “We didn’t take Purgold first this year, but did we have a year! We had fun victories, a suburban championship, great times, we even got an assembly ... just for us! We got confidence, experience, a building program. We got attention, lots of attention!” 1) Psych-up 2) Crashin the hoop. 3) Cal’s last Purgold. 4) The girls are off. Purgold We worked hard. We put in time. We wanted it all. We had a perfect day for Purgold, a crowd, the band, our fans. We enjoyed our days, our races, our team, our experiences. We (us, togetherness, team, pride, family) is Wetzel’s way. It could have been a meet for coach, a year for coach, a spotlight for coach, a swan song... it wasn’t. It would have been a perfect way to finish a career in coaching ... AND IT WAS! 1) Girlsgettin' ready. 2) Go for it, Drew! 3) Dreamin' about trophies. 4) Waiting for awards! 15 Free Time: Some get free time, some don’t. But it’s interesting to see how the time people do have free is spent at C.S.H.S Study ... can be a pain, can be a saving grace, but it’s the most popular way that most here spend their free time. Lab aides, office help, guidance, library: many put in volunteer work hours to make this place tick. Lessons, lab work, extra help, group work, library research: lots of ways to make grades move up! 1) Karen Nelson workin' in lab. 2) Marla McKnight a little study time. 3) Wendy Wartnergettin' work done. 4) No Free Lunch! 16 How’s it Spent? ! Shop time finish the project: some spend a great deal of time free in one room working on what they want. Oh yeah, there’s some waste, but that’s really the minority. Most who have time use time! For some it takes three years to know how to use it, for others it’s known right away. 1) Patti Wycklendt. Jenny Treloar, Michelle Bermann, Denise Kromraj practicing for Christmas concert. 2) Sulli (Mike Sullivan) getting some help. 3) Steve Becker and Rose Hardy and lab time. 4) Cindy Marsolek helpin in the library with Bob Benson. 17 The First Few Weeks: The highlight of October was the 1984 Purgold meet on October 6. Whitefish Bay beat our Cudahy Harriers by a small margin of 43-56 but we congratulate our Harriers for a fine effort. Parent Conferences were held on October 22 and 23 this year and turned out to be well organized and a great success. Thanks for all the cooperation! (1) Cheryl Kuban, Cindy Marsolek, and Laura Hecker. That picture wasn’t posed?” (2) Another Phy Ed lecture. (3) Denise Lee trying to figure out if she's absent. (4) Kelly Schneider: a break in typing class. (5) Mr. Fowler's got ’em on the edge of their seats. 18 We’re Off to a Flying Start Probably the most exciting week of October was Spirit Week. CHS experienced the best turn out in par- ticipation ever. Way to to go! It just goes to show you that CHS really has Packer Pride. The Homecoming dance was held on October 13. We hope that all the couples had a super time! On October 11, the class of 1987 had their assembly for the annual candle sale. The sophomores sold the candles from October 11 through November 2. October 2 was Colombus Day. October 7-13 was fire prevention week. October 9 was Leif Erikson Day. (1) Chris Czerwinski, an Unknown, and Kurt Igowski taking bits and pieces. (2) Amy Spahr saw the camera lurking in the hallway. (3) john Heinzelman being supervised by Jon Pritzl. (4) “Howard, sit on your camera!” Janet Grimm. Arrow again this year was an adventure. Most of our staff was different so it took time for us to all start working together. I guess you could call us a family. Our theme this year was Its how you play the game. We all had a lot of fun working with this, hut we also had to do a lot of work to develop it. In Arrow you learn many things, such as formating, taking, and cropping pic- tures. and learning how to put those pictures on a jxige in such a way that they tell a story. Arrow can be a lot of fun. hut it also is a lot of work. When deadlines are around the corner, there can be a lot of pressure on you to get things done. Y ou have to make sure you have all the pictures you need, all the copy done, and the people identified so you can write captions. When all the needed material is done, we have some time for enjoyment. Every year we go to WhiteWater for a yearbook conference. On that day we do such things as go bowling, and go out for a pizza. This year we assigned certain people to be section editors. These editors are: David Zabludowski Gloria Tarantino Wendy Dobrzynski Kerri Westhauser Carla Pritzlaff Charles Hitt Feature Editor Senior Editor Art Editor” Sports Editor” Super Typist Editor and Chief” Peagy Priebe Judy Buchholz Shari Zahn and Sally Czarnecki Howard Rigden Randy Simpson and Jay Linski Erin Owen Faculty Editor Advertising Editor “Senior Picture Editors Photo Editor Photographers Staff Our hopes for the 1985 yearbook are to keep the cost of the Iwjok down as much as possible. To do this we have such fund raisers as: Stationery, pizza sales, collecting ads. and a dance, (a total of 4000 dollars! We hope this year's Arrow represents 1985 CSHS to you. i CLrnOc.t) ■Arrou kr -fl cvCnotKjib 20 Page 20: Top Left: Dave Zabludowski figuring out how to crop pictures. Top Middle: “A friendlier person you couldn’t find in the darkroom.” Signed Carla Pritzlaff Top Right: “What’s the new gossip of the Arrow staff this year? Bottom Left: Gloria Tarantino looking for the proper pictures for the book. Bottom Middle: All this work makes me hungry. Bottom Right: Is this all there is to writing copy? Page 21: Top Left: “Peggy Priebe showing her talents already, first year on staff. Top Right: The old. but still loved Arrow sign.” Middle Right: Are you talking to me? Lower Right: “I can’t figure out a way to make this picture fit says Kerri Westhauser. Bottom Middle: “Our Taylor leader,” Mr. Brauer. Bottom Left: Dave Zab thinking of what to do next. 21 Shop The Industrial Arts department at C.H.S. may be one in metals and woods the hands-on experience is a great of the most productive and busy areas of the building “pre-job” activity and employers appreciate the skills taught. (1) John Dzurick got his sleeves caught in a metals' machine. (2) Hey. Fred (Paul), you got a license to drive that?” (3) Mr. Kaponya, Pat Jozwiak putting together today's gravy? (4) Tony Seering getting even. Talk The Auto Mech. classes keep the wheels (especially faculty autos) turning. The Graphics Room is an especially busy area. So much of the school’s and system’s papers, programs, passes, etc. are done in this one room. The work is endless and the students really learn about the skills and dedication to deadlines necessary in this career. (1) Daryl Johnson pressing his laundry? (2) Tim Grimm in his Calvin Klein metal’s smock. (3) Greg Croft, change the oil and check the tires.’’ (4) Roy Mizia, Tom Wegner setting type in graphics. 23 November: On November 14, CHS held its annual blood donor day headed by Renee Kitzerow and her committee. The turnout was an overwhelming 100+, but only 90+ could actually give blood. Thanks to all who took part. On the entertainment side during the month of November, the musical “Cinderella” was performed. The cast put on a wonderful show under the direction of Mrs. Linda Seaman. We congratulate all of you. (1) Bob Parteka couldn't afford H R Block so Renee Kitzerow is next best. (2) The race between bells is on. (3) Bob Rymerand Tony Seering running the print shop. (4) Dean Ohlendorf is making sure the score is right. An Action-Packed Month On November 16, the boys started their basketball season with a bang!! Cudahy is undefeated with wins over Brookfield Central, Milwaukee Riverside, West Allis Hale, and Whitefish Bay. The count down was on towards the end of the month. Everyone knew the minutes and seconds until Thanksgiving break began. (1) Sean Mathews saw the hidden camera. (2) Rob Pendzich asked Ray Merlin it he wanted another milk. (3) (eft Lee, How am I supposed to get into this thing?” (4) Joe Stadler and Mike Schultz both know the camera is on them, but they're too cool to look. (5) Pam Pendzich waiting for a friend. 25 Cinderella Once upon a time, in a far, far away land, lived a very lovely girl named Cinderella. She lived with her cruel stepmother and ugly stepsisters, Portia and Phoebe. She worked from morning to night doing everything the women commanded her to do. But she was not unhappy because she thought it was her duty to obey. One day, the women began talking about a ball which the prince was giving to find a bride. And of course, the stepsisters thought their chances to become the new princess were very good. Cinderella was not permitted to go to the ball. After she helped her sisters dress for the ball, a fairy godmother visited Cinderella and dressed her in beautiful clothes so she too could meet the Prince. At first glance, the Prince and Cinderella fell in love and this is what happened. The prince and Cinderella were very much in love even though he didn’t know her name. Cinderella was so happy that she forgot about the warning her godmother had given her about being home by midnight. The prince was going to ask her name when the clock struck 12. Cinderella ran out of the ballroom, up the steps and out to her golden carriage. The prince tried to find her but couldn’t, all he found was one of her glass slippers. He was very sad. The next morning the stepsisters talked about the ball and the beautiful Princess who came very late. Cinderella was very excited about the ball and told her stepsister’s what she thought the ball was like, (when you’re driving — lovely night) The Prince demanded that every woman in the kingdom try the slipper on so that he might find his bride. About to give up hope, Cinderella appears in the garden. He tries the slipper on her and it fits. The princess has been found and then they all live happily ever after. 26 Musical 1984 CINDERELLA PATRICE WYCKLENDT PRINCE.....................JON MIKOLAJCZAK KING...........PHILIP NICOLATO QUEEN .............DENISE LAST STEPMOTHER VERA TRIFUNOVICH PORTIA ....LJILJANA STOJADINOVIC PHOEBE...................DONNA MOMCILOVIC GODMOTHER MICHELLE BERMANN HERALD.................JAMES TRELOAR CHEF.........JOHN HEINZELMAN STEWARD......MONTY SCHILCHER COACHMAN.............JEFFREY GAIDOSH FOOTMAN......JEFFREY JAMBRETZ MINISTER.....BRADLEY WHITNEY 27 Cold Outside but Not Inside in Our winter sports assembly was held on Dec. 7 to honor all the students who participated in: girls and boys basketball teams, boys swim team, and the wrestling team. There was a free throw contest between the sophomores, juniors, and the seniors, in which the class of 1986 took the victory. On the morning of Dec. 8, 1984 many seniors made their way to school to take the ACT test. We wish you luck on the results! On the 13th of Dec. Mrs. Linda Seaman gathered her group of 70+ students to perform “A Gift of Song.” 28 December Page 28: Picture 1) Boys’ swim sets marks and wins Suburban. Picture 2) Winter Sports assembly Picture 3) John Anderson puts in some library time. Picture 4) Mrs. Seaman organizes Christmas concerts. Page 29: Picture 1) Senior section listens intently at assembly. Picture 2) Girls’ swim team finishes a fine year. Picture 3) Year 'round artwork on CSHS's windows. Picture 4) Pom-pons perform at another assembly. 29 January January started off with a crash, as Phil Nicolato broke the window in front of the computer room. Mr. Wetzel was selected as Coach of the Year for Cross Country, while the Guys' Swim team was continuing it's success by winning the South End Invitational. And as the basketball teams were working hard, the gym was filling up with people getting in shape for the '85 track season. 30 Page 30: Pic. 1) Jody Zielinski and her parents. Pic. 2) C.E.A. food baskets being filled. Page 31: Pic. 3) Band Bizzare guest soloist. Pic. 2) Cudahy Gothic with Jeff Gaidosh and Jay Linski. Pic. 4) Mr. Meyer is in-charge. Pic. 4) The “Who Cares in ‘Feel the Heet.' 4 31 The AFS Talent Shov Each year the AFS Club presents a talent show to help raise funds to allow the program to exist for the nex yea This year again the club’s show was a success. Mr. Wilke, the advisor, and the club organized an evenin filled with fun and (talent? 32 33 Band Bizarre ’85 “Good evening ladies and gentlemen; welcome to Band Bizarre 1985.” These were the opening words to a great performance. Mr. Kerry Dull led another fan- tastic concert. Michael Drake, the ’85 guest soloist dazzled the audience with his superior playing and witty humor. With songs from Symphonic Band like “Fox River Festival,” “Las Estrellas en Tus Ojos” from Wind Ensemble and soloist Mr. Drake, and “Fairer Weather,” written by our own Kerry Dull, and performed by jazz band, it’s no wonder that the great musical spirit at Cudahy High is stronger than ever. 34 I 35 Cudahy Golfers Present: Barry’s Truckers and The Who Cares 1985 Cafeteria Tour Page 36: Top: Cudahy gone “heavy metal, look out Motley Crue Bottom Left: everybody must boogie down. Bottom Right: ]amin' at the dance. Page 37: Top Left: Venne and Dull rock with the WHO CARES. Top Right: do you recognize these men? Bottom Left: “open wide. Bottom Right: Bob Parteka on his way to being the next “WHO CARES superstar! 37 February: A Tough Month As the snow nearly covered the courtyard windows, third quarter slowly moved along. CABIN FEVER : we could all feel it. The basketball and swim teams gave us some cheer. The sophomores discussed positive attitudes. We had more cham- pionship assemblies than ever! We only had one snow day but had more snow than ever on weekends. Well, the ski club lov- ed it!! And the final yearbook deadline was on time! (Pic 1) Our wrestlers get along... sometimes. (Pic 2) Choreographed by Howard; featuring Howard Rigden, Jacl Koenig, and John Dzurick. (Pic 3) Hey buy, don’t play! |oe Crapitto, ]im Zsebe, and Mat Nowakowski. (Pic 4) A 7:58 Psych up! (Pic 5) Lynn Holguin gets some advice. 38 Another Suburban Championship!! (Pic 1) Around the back, through the legs, down the lane, and in the bucket for Dan Shilz. (Pic 2) john Drana for two! (Pic 3) Mark Henry in control? (Pic 4) In your face SM, Al Peterson. (Pic 5) Good for three if it goes by Joe Stadler. (Pic 6) And the band played on ... Wayne Neisner. 39 Picnic The story takes place in a small town in Kansas during a summer of the early 1950's. Mrs. Potts (Barb Trefry) has just hired Hal Carter (Jeff Wegner), a handsome vagabond, to do some chores around the house. Her neighbor Flo Owens (Susan Freichels) im- mediately disapproves of Hal because she doesn’t want him around her daughters. Millie (Susan Probst) a 16 year old tomboy, and Madge (Donna Mom- cilovic) a beautiful 18 year old girl, meet Hal when he chases away Bomber the paper boy (Jon Mikolajczak) who was harassing Madge. When Rosemary meets Hal, she has an attitude that says she doesn’t need men. But to everyone else it is very obvious she wants to marry Howard Bevans (Christopher BunthoffJ. Flo has the lives of her daughters figured out. Millie is smart, so she will go to college and have a career. Madge is pretty, so she better get married before she loses her attractiveness. She expected to marry Alan Seymour (Jerry Pisula) who happens to be a college buddy of Hal’s. 40 Before the picnic, Hal and Howard were drinking and they didn’t realize that Millie was drunk from their whiskey. When Rosemary saw Millie, she at- tacked Hal and blamed him for her condition. Then Flo noticed that Madge was wearing the wrong dress. She told her to go change and come to the picnic later with Hal. When Madge saw how down Hal was, she began to console him. We later find out that Madge and Hal never arrived at the picnic and came home very late. That evening after the picnic Rosemary frantically begged Howard to marry her. He eventually agreed and promised to see her the next day. The next morning, Irma (Vera Trifunovich) and Christine (Renee Skolaski) came to see Rosemary off on her honeymoon. As everyone followed Rosemary and Howard out, Madge noticed Hal hiding by the shed. She finds out the police are after him and he begs her to leave with him. Flo and Alan come back and Hal and Alan fight. Hal ran off to the train and Madge went inside. A few minutes later she fearfully said her goodbye’s and left. 41 PICNIC CAST (in order of appearance) HELEN POTTS......... HAL CARTER ......... MILLIE OWENS........ BOMBER ............. MADGE OWENS......... FLO OWENS........... ROSEMARY SYDNEY..... ALAN SEYMOUR........ HELEN S MOTHER...... IRMA KRONKITE....... CHRISTINE SCHONWALDER HOWARD BEVANS....... p. d. McCullough.... DIRECTORS........... STUDENT DIRECTORS PUBLICITY ... BARBARATREFRY .... JEFFERY WEGNER ....SUSAN PROBST .... JON MIKOLAJCEK DONNA MOMCILOVIC ....SUE FREICHELS MARY JO BEVIACQUE ......JERRY PISULA .....PENNY BRAUN . VERA TRIFUNOVICH ...RENEE SKOLASKI . ... CHRIS BUNTHOFF ...DREW HALFMAN .... BARBARA OTTE ........LYNN FILAK ..... MARY RYBICKJ ......JULIE MORAN ........ KAYKLUG 42 ostri % 43 Prom Just Between King At Peterson Queen Wendy Smith 1984 You and Me Court 84 Gale Quartemont Angie Rick Gina Fogel Diane Knoll Diane Williams escorted by escorted by escorted by escorted by escorted by Mark Henry Chris Bobrowicz Jim Davis Jeff Trinkl Steve Griffith 45 At 7:30 AM on Friday May 4,1984 the Prom Decorating Committee met in the drab fieldhouse which by 2:45 would be transformed into a beautiful ballroom for Saturday night. The difference was absolutely astounding that only a small number of people could make such a beautiful ballroom out of a gym. We prepared for this day for almost two months, designing, cutting, painting and putting together all the decorations to be put up in the gym. All the work was for one memorable night — Junior Prom of 1984. One week before prom, the court is chosen, the King and Queen, and finally it’s Saturday. As you walked into the “FIELDHOUSE” you could only stare at all of the beautiful decorations that covered its walls. As more people joined the room, you only saw the elegance of dresses, hair and make-up beautified to perfection and the sharp, trim looks of the suits and tuxes. As the band played, people mingled and marveled on the appearance of each other. Soon, as 10:15 rolled around, everyone waited with butterflies in their stomachs to await the crowning of our King and Queen, and finally, the Grand March. Too soon, it was all over — the people gone, the long hard hours of decorations, torn down, and nothing left but an empty fieldhouse and all of the memories of that one special night. 47 Sports C.S.H.S. has always been successful all around in a variety of sports. This year our football team had a record of 6-3. The Swim team has started off their season with a “splash.” The Girls Varsity volleyball team has it’s best season ever. This year our C.C. teams both boys and girls once again have proved their all around ability. And of course this years’ Varsity Boys basketball team is on their way to another suburban championship. 1) Jason Olson serving 2) Mr. Thalman, Rob Hintz. and Dan Thein huddle before a run. 3) Joe Kubel on Parent’s Night. 4) Diane Williams and Carol Meyer get a quick start. 48 1) Mr. Kujawa's words of wisdom at a strenuous practice 2) Laura Hecker in one of her high monents during a volleyball match 3) Go get 'em Purple and Gold! 4) Now that's getting a splash out of life! 49 Another Banner Year for C.C. Cross Country did not change for the Harriers of C.S.H.S. in 1984; it was again too much of P.T.A. — Pain, Torture, and Agony. But in 1984 the P.T.A. paid major dividends as both the boys and girls won Surburban Championships — the girls establishing themselves as the first girls' titlists in our school’s short sport history. (1) Carol Meyer, Jackie Melotik in front of a pack of runners (2) BACK ROW: Kevin Kaari, Bob Hintz, Chris Borck, Tom Janikowski, Jeff Probst, Tim Scully, Drew Halfman, John Probst, Jamie Lesch, Chris Bobrowicz, Jeff Rose, Steve Nelson, Sean McCusker, Diane Williams, Carol Meyer, Jenni Bugni. FRONT ROW: Coach Wetzel, Kathy Waller, Beth Staniszewski, Pam Halfman, Dawn Weber, Lisa Buerger, Roxanne Polachek, Jeff Polachowski, Jackie Melotik, Ann Sanfelippo, Coach Thalman. (3) Lisa Buerger, Carmen Lopez, Coach Thalman, Roxanne Polachek, Kathy Waller, Amy Spar. (4) Kathy Waller keepin’ pace. 50 Boys to State, Girls: Next Year! The boys went on to win their 4th consecutive Sectional titles and placed 6th in the STATE meet at Christmas Mountain. The 1984 squads made history in yet another way — they were the final team to run under Coach Calvin Wetzel as he concluded 17 years of coaching Cross Country purgolders. (1) BACK ROW: Coach Thalman, John Probst, Steve Nelson, Chris Bobrowicz, Jamie Lesch, Coach Wetzel. FRONT ROW: Kevin Kaari, Jeff Probst, Sean McCusker. (2) LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Bobrowicz, Steve Nelson, Jamie Lesch. (3) BACK ROW: Coach Wetzel, Dawn Weber, Kathy Waller, Jenni Bugni, Diane Williams, Coach Thalman. FRONT ROW: Roxanne Polacek, Jackie Melotik, Carol Meyer, Ann Sanfelippo. 51 «ets «« ? f xx v eS 4f c e kCe Svx � Cudahy bi$ Lrun strong Purgold boys Cudah IMt CVOAMV CIIU.S l «ir Hr SvW� «.!• � «• .« .n Ort I) � y IW � • • II fxM M l.r� M PvV .«S M PO.M� U.m4.™ « |K� � 4-.,.«.� .� ual . i.� r«� � . r.i vmhi C«r� i t,f ; •••■ MavM.jUu''- . Ann Km� i “ JkI M lotiV rtv X y harriers honored Qt Sports a wards 6an9uet 9irls Packer girls second in Purgold 53 Packer Football ’84: 6 Wins — 3 Losses BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Neisner, Ted Rayfield, Jim Davis, Fred Paul, Jamie Hoefgan, Dave Tomczyk, Phil Henshel, Pete Petersen, John Drana. ROW 2: Pete Fojtik, Scott Mayford, Bernie Jock, Phil Nicolato, Jerry Luckman, John Plachinski, Jeff Schilling, Steve Miller, Jay Wood, Mr. Schmidt. ROW 3: Andy Jeffery, Joe Kubel, Mike Schultz, Scott Barker, Tom Luker, Curt Link, Eric Olson, Bryan Zawikowski, Mr. Trickey. ROW 4: Dave Powers, Tom Lisota, Colin Hughes, Dave Coffey, Ray Merlin, Rick Rytman, Jeff Jambretz, Mr. Vandervest. ROW 5: Mr. Venne, Rob Lisowski, Milan Pavlovic, Gerald Weisflog, Mike Witkowski, Eric Palkowski, Brad Kottke, Jim Lengel, Jamie Gedig, Jerry Bowe. ROW 6: Joe Robinson, Brian Singelton, Phil Gross, Doug Milinovich, Ken Hixenbaugh, Matt Hagen, Tim Trapp. Paul Wasikowski, Mr. Woreck. ROW 7: Tad Rapane, Eric Berlin, Jack Lynde, Dan Resczak, Dave Schires, Bob Henry, Tony Bondar, Bob Gavin, Nick Peitreszka. Bryan Zawikowski Eric Olson John Drana 55 Cudahy now looks to next year Bow said the Packers should be strong contenders in the new conference that will replace the Suburban, thanks to a group of sophomores and juniors who played this season on a normally senior-packed Cudahy squad The team finished in second place with a 5-3 record, the same record as in 1983. when the Packers placed third in the league. Among the top players returning for Bo we in 1985 are split ends Tom Lisota and Curt Link, guards Rick Ryl- mann and Ray Merlin, kickers David Schires and Dan Gerber, tackle Tony Bondar and tackle Bob Henry. Miracles do happen Cudahy set sights on Suburban championship I.arK« School Dlviuion—Final W L Wauwatosa Kant Rod Raiders ft ‘2 West Allis Central Pulldown ft '2 Racine Horlick RoIm� Is ft '2 Cudahy Puckers ft 3 W'aukeshn South Blackshirts -1 d South Milwaukee Rockets 3 ft Racine Case Fables 3 ft Waukesha North Stars 3 5 Racine Park Panthers 3 5 West Allis Hale Huskies 1 7 Packers end as No. 2 team 56 Cudahy Swim Team ... A History Making Season The Boys’ Swim Team made history this year, having its most successful season ever. The Packers won 5 championships including their first ever Conference Relay Championship and their first Sec- tional Championship. Coach Sedlacek’s swimmers also qualified 2 relays and 2 individuals for the state meet in Madison. This marked the 5th consecutive year Cudahy has sent swimmers to state and the 1985 qualifiers were the most ever by a Cudahy swim team. 1984-85 Championships Rocket Invitational Suburban Conference Relays 1st Places 400 yard Medley Relay 300 yard Backstroke Relay 500 yard Crescends Relay 300 yard Butterfly Relay Southend Invitational Packer Relays Sectional 2nd place in Suburban Conference Championship Conference champs: Dave Martorano 200 I.M. and 100 Fly, 100 Free Bill Nelson. Scot! Lecus (12) Tony Alioto (9) Todd Dohlun 110) Greg Phipps (10) Dan Gerber (10) Jeff Gaidosh (12) Dan Mrnik HD Gary Jesse (ID Scoll Blank (ID Bill Nelson (10) Jamie Lesch (12) Scott Williamson (10) Steve Nelson (11) John Nelson (11) Ken Hexlgren (11) Joe Wankowski (10) Jeff Burditt (ID Brad Hardy (10) John Berg (11) Swimmers win relays title The Cudahy boys’ swim team kept the Packer Relays title at home last Wednes- day for only the second time in the event’s 11-year history. The Packers made it look easy, totaling 116 points to top the six-team Field. Muskego was second at 98, and West Allis Central was third with 74. The 400 medley relay team of Gary Jesse, Scott Blank, Dave Martorano and Joe Wankowski got the action started by winning its event in 4 minutes, 5.69 seconds. Greg Phipps, Dan Gerber, Jamie Lesch and Bill Nelson took second in the 900 freestyle in 9:08.97. The 300 backstroke crew of Jesse, John Nelson, Jeff Burditt and Jeff Gaidosh finished second in 3:11.05, and the 300 breaststroke relay team of Blank, Steve Nelson, Phipps and Brad Hardy won its event in 3:25.5. The Cudahy divers, Tony Alioto, Scott Lecus and Todd Dahlberg, finished third with 134.85 points, and the 300 butterfly team of Bill Nelson, Martorano, Scott Williamson and Gerber set a meet record of 2:48.02 in winning its event. Jesse, Blank, Gerber and Dan Mmik copped first in the 200 freestyle relay in 1:52.2, as did Bill Nelson, Lesch, Gaidosh and Martorano in the 400 freestyle relay. Their time of 3:29.91 ranks among the state’s top 10. “It was an outstanding effort by every- one; commented Cudahy Coach Robert Sedlacek, “just perfect.” Sedlacek highlighted the performance of Lesch, who produced three personal bests in the meet. “His part in this story was vital,” said Sedlacek. The Packers are slated to travel to Riverside this weekend for the Suburban Conference Meet. Preliminaries are set to begin at 6 p.m. Friday, and the finals will get under way at 2 p.m. Saturday. 57 Girls’ Volleyball: A Continuing Success (1) Laura Hecker for a slam. (2) BACK ROW: Varsity Cheryl Kuban, Nikki Krause, Sherri Salzman, Laura Hecker, Kerri Westhauser, Coach Dean. FRONT ROW: Lynn Holquin, Colleen Christ, Lynda Rothe, Patty Morchinek, Wendy Becker, Terri Ratliff. FRONT, BY SELF: Theri Buerger. BACK ROW: Kim Deacon, Kim Billo, Laurie Hienzelman, Wendy Dietrich, Genna Gedig, Cheryl Mikolaczak. FRONT: Jean Udvare, Jeri Kamiczek. Led by a very dedicated and committed group of seniors, the girls volleyball team racked up its second consecutive 50 win season. The key to our success this year was consistency. Match after match the girls played at or very near their potential. This, in turn I believe, was caused by their strong commitment to do whatever was necessary to be the best possible team they could be. Coach Dean ALL-COM’.: C. Kubc T. Ratliff Captain: Theri 1 ..f''' Conference Record: 20-4 (2nd) i JH n Record Overall: 20 Wins — 18 Losses —m, M.V.P.: Cheryl Kuban Spikes: C. Kuban 382, L. Hecker 170 Sets: T. Ratliff 473, P. Morchinek 27„ KJjflk i JSS Serving %: T. Ratliff 93.5, C. Christ 93.2 Boys’ Volleyball: Improvement Marks ’84 Season J.V. BACK ROW: Coach Hoffman, Chris Krause, Larry Cahek, Greg Phipps, Chris Jaeger, Todd Frick, Mike Sobotta. FRONT ROW: Rich Zannon, Brett Brozowski, Kevin Polacek, Dan Halverson, Tod Dahlberg, Brian Day, Paul Ksobiech. Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Hoffman, Tom Melotik, Todd Donnelly, Chris Jaeger, Todd Frick, Mike Sullivan, Al Peterson, Jim Vaughn, Bob Parteka, Dave Lindberg, Jeff Gaidosh, Jason Olson, Louis Carusillo, Jeff Lee. 59 Girls’ Track Picture 3: FRONT: Julie Otte, Jenny Totka, Ann Sanfellipo. MID- DLE: Carol Meyer, LaRae Nemeth, Sue Probst. BACK: Coach Wiechowski, Karen Hunt, Esther Immel. Maria Lopez, Kathy Waller. Picture 4: FRONT: Sarah Cecil, Genna Gedig, Kerri Westhauser, Michelle Duplanty, Jenny Totka. MIDDLE: Lynn Koch, Linda Kossel, Michele Nolte, LaRae Nemeth, Sue Probst. BACK: Coach Kowalski, Beth Staniszewski, Kim Holcomb. Picture 1: FRONT: Sarah Cecil, Genna Gedig. Kerri Westhauser, Michelle Duplanty, Jenny Totka, Julie Otte. ROW 2: Maria Lopez, Ann Sanfelippo, Carol Meyer, Michele Nolte, LaRae Nemeth, Sue Probst. ROW 3: Kathy Waller, Charisse Leranth, Jeanie Janicki, Nikki Krause. Kim Holcomb. ROW 4: Corrine Braun, Linda Kossel, Lynn Koch, Penny Braun, Beth Staniszewski, Esther Immel, Karen Hunt. Picture 2: FRONT: Linda Kossel, Genna Gedig, Ann Sanfelippo, Kerri Westhauser. MIDDLE: Coach Wiechowski, Charisse Leranth, Jeanie Janicki, Coach Kowalski. BACK: Beth Staniszewski, Penny Braun, Nikki Krause. 60 1984 was a season of continuous highlights. We were undefeated in the home portion of our indoor season. Taking on, and defeating, strong teams such as Whitefish Bay, Tosa West, Milwaukee Tech, defending State champion Brookfield Central and Marquette was not an easy task but one the boys responded to. In the outdoor season we claimed 3 major championships. First came the pretigious Trojan Invitational held at Wauwatosa West. Next, for the third con- secutive year, we finished 1st in the Hale Invitational. However the crown jewel of the season was winning the Conference Relays hosted at Waukesha North. Overall the season was one of many high points brought about because a very talented group of athletes committed themselves to excellence and were deter- mined to reach their individual potential. Coach Dean CAPTAINS: Brian Mudrock Dennis Simuncak Brad Cretens AWARDS: Mr. Versatility Brad Cretens MVP Brad Cretens State Qualifier: Tom Lisota: High Jump Indoor Record Cud. — 87VS,Tech — 51 VS, GrnFId — 41. B. Vi. — 24 3-0 Cud. — 82 Vi. B.C. — 49Vi. Tosa W — 45. N.B. West — 22 6-0 Pack Ind. Invil. — 8 Teams — 1st place 115 points 13-0 Cud. — 74 VS. W. Bay — 56. Man). — 42. S.M. — 27 16-0 Conf. Indoor — 9 teams — 2nd place 85 points 23-1 Outdoor Record Cud. - 71 Vi. GrnFId. — 44. Ket. Mor. — 36 25-1 Tro. Invit. — 8 Teams — 1st place 128 points 32-1 Cud. — 83. Tho. More — 35 33-1 Con. Relays — 9 Teams — 1st place 130 points 41-1 Cud. — 112. S.M. — 22 42-1 Hale Invit. — 9 Teams — 1st place 147 points 50-1 Con. Outdoor — 9 Teams — 3rd place 84 points 56-3 W.I.A.A. Reg. — 8 Teams — 2nd place 90 points 62-4 BOTTOM ROW: Marty Pietruzka, Dave Henry, Dennis Simuncak, Brad Cretens, Brian Mudrock, Steve Tracy, Dan Feuling. 2nd ROW: Kevin Kaari, Greg Greuner, Mark Bindas, Jay Wegner, Eric Balow, Milan Momcilovic, Dragoljub Trifunovich. 3rd ROW: Rob Hintz, Jay Wood, Curt Link, Steve Nelson, Rick Rytman, Jeff Jambretz. 4th ROW: Jim Lengyl, John Sparacino, Bryan Zawikowski, Dan Lesch, Tom Lisota, Jason Olson. 5th ROW: Chris Krause, Steve T. Nelson, John Probst, Mike Sullivan, Ted Rayfield, Jim Davis, Mark Hoover. 6th ROW: Tom Janikowski, Kevin Hablewitz, Mike Cottrean, DaveTomczak, Fred Paul, Phil Henschel, John Heinzelman. TOP ROW: Coach Dean, Coach Lynde, Jamie Lesch, Drew Halfman, Steve Gacek, Coach Meyer, Coach Thalman. 61 Girls’ Tennis BACK ROW: Yoshie Ikeguchi, Liz Klobuchar, Shari Zahn. THIRD ROW: Donna Schneider, Sharon Case, (ill Kromraj. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kujawa, Amy Lorenzen. FIRST ROW: Barb Hardy. Girls’ Swim BACK ROW: Coach Terri Meyer, Manager Bob Rymer, Manager Lorraine Nelson, Carol Litkowiez, Laura Czerwinski, Michelle Kutsch, Cheryl Williams, Tracy Oleszak, Peggy Paul, Denise Struck, Michelle Phipps. MIDDLE ROW: Asst. Coach Laura Sanicek, Rochelle Mulqueen, Lisa Broderick, Jenny Jakus, Penny Braun, Suzanne Amann, Carrie Martorano, Heather Berg, Melanie Millar, Karen Nelson. FRONT ROW: Kim Otto, Holly Grunert, Holly Nelson. Michelle Schraufnagel, Shari Schroeder, Jody Braun, Susan Fitzpatrick, Carla Pritzlaff, Leslie Eagle, Erin Owen, Beth Ann Lesch. 62 Swimmers’ Most Successful Season Ever AWARDS Most Valuable Most Improved Rookie of the Year Most Dedicated Most Spirit Melanie Millar Sue Amann Cheryl Williams Linda Kossel Michelle Kutsch Michelle Phipps Pic. 1) Carla Pritzlaff perfection in the butterfly. Pic. 3) Coach Terri Meyer: very shy!! The Cudahy Girls’ Swimming and Diving Team had their most successful season this year. The team finished second in the Conference Relays and third at the Conference Meet — These two finishes were the highest the team has ever achieved in their history. The team was coached by Terri Meyer, Laura Janicek, and Kelly Birmingham. Captains were Michelle Phipps and Carrie Martorano. Managers were Robert Rymer and Lorraine Nelson. Cudahy 104 Wauwatosa West 79 Cudahy 104 Greenfield 102 Shorewood 89 Cudahy 83 Cudahy 97 South Milwaukee 72 Cudahy 150 Riverside 61 Cudahy 150 West Milwaukee 44 Cudahy 97 West Allis Hale 72 Wauwatosa East 97 Cudahy 75 West Allis Central 105 Cudahy 67 Cudahy 103 Hamilton 68 Suburban Relays 2nd Suburban Conference 3rd 63 Congrats on a Super Year Boys’ Swim 1985: What a Season!! ft6 C -C IV x v 4V-h ,jO«' ,HC b„ ' . °Oa!T c- sgfcSS $ y ntg 0 Hi-,. ' • ■''• C'� TO D ' � « A. ' “on 7. « • Ss.... • -?«w Li � S o e t, S.T� . ,.. .Y C • vJ '- „ li'j' Ced l4,Vt 'Va',,f or .. S ,? «� (£ —� rjr h tip . or , ■ °e{ SfeSl •vc r BOTTOM ROW: Scott Lecus, Greg Phipps, Steve Nelson, Dave John Nelson, Todd Dohlun, Tod Dahlberg, Wade Plant, Jamie Martorano, Scott Williamson, Ken Helgren, Tony Alioto. 2nd Lesch, Jim Treloar, Jerry Gargulak. BACK ROW: Scott Blank, Tony ROW: John Berg, Todd Frick, Dan Gerber, Mark Millar, Scott Kaminsky. Tom Thein, Dan Mrnik, Jeff Gaidosh, Jim Wozney, Bill Markowski, Brad Hardy, Jeff Burditt, Laura Czerwinski. 3rd ROW: Nelson. Coach Sedlacek. 65 Wrestling Hampered by injuries and lack of wrestlers, this year’s wrestling team had a disappointing season. There were a few bright spots in the season, though. Juniors Ray Merlin and Milan Pavlovich and senior and captain of the team Jerry Blochowicz made it from regionals to Sectionals. However, none of the three were able to make it to the state competition. FRONT ROW: Jerry Wenzen, Jamie Gedig, Tony Kuchma, Mike Johnson, Jeff Rose. Don Ekes, Tim Mirocha. BACK ROW: Coach Brienzo, Ray Merlin, Jim Lengyel, Jerry Blochowicz, Miian Pavlovic, Chris Krause, Sharon Jackson. 66 Fore! 5th in Suburban Conference Final Meet Regional: 2nd, A1 Zelko qualified Sectional: 6th, Whole team qualified 5 Suburban Tourneys: 3 Seconds, 2 Thirds Top Mini Qualifier: A1 Zelco MVP: Joe Stadler Coach: Mr. Carey Venne Captains: Joe Stadler and A1 Zelko ROW 1: Jeff Trinkl, Gregg Schlueter, Joe Stadler, Mike Schultz. ROW 2: A1 Zelko, Joe Kubel, Steve Bodwin, Rob Zimney. 67 Dances It’s a Friday night. 6:05 p.m. You’ve just got- ten done with your supper. Now it’s party time. Take a shower, pick out this evenings’ attire, and prepare yourself for some serious dancing. It’s 8:15, your ride arrives, you go to Taco Bell and Mac’s to see if anyone knows if there are any “social gatherings” — of course being the clean cut kids we are, we won’t attend any. Stop at the store, buy some gum, and head over to school ’cause there’s a dance tonight. By the time you get to the door, it’s about 8:55. There are 15-30 kids already waiting to get in ’cause it’s cold out.' But not until 9:00 do tney let us in. While waiting outside, the tension mounts. You can hear the music from the DJ’s prepara- tion. People on the front steps starting to dance, and getting themselves ready to “get aown.” It’s 9:00. the dance opens and it's a mad rush to the doors. People just throw their coats on the coat rack and get out their cash. Also they must have their of- ficial Cudahy Senior High School ID. (WOW do they look ... uh ... “Different.”) Now you’re in!!! As if waiting for an enternity. 6-10 girls hit the dance floor right away, dragging with them a guy or two who don't really feel like dancing. But never the less get into it. 3 fast, 1 slow. 4 fast. 1 slow, and the pattern just keeps up. And after a while you hear 2 slow ones in a row. You look at the clock and it’s already 11. The lights come on, the people go out. Macs. Taco Bell, ana Pizza Hut all have their rush hours. These places provide some more fun for about another hour. It’s 12:30 everyone seems to evaporate from Packard Avenue. It’s over, at least till the next one. 69 Girls’ Basketball Varsity (Pic 1) FRONT: Yoshie Ikeguchi, Lynn Holguin, Gena Gedig, Kathy Kujawa, Vicki Swartzell. BACK: Coach Polchownick, Renne Kitzerow, Sherri Salzman, Cindy Leranth, Laura Hecker, Shelly Krawczyk, Jean Udvare, Kerri Westhauser, John Stachnik. B’ Team (Pic 2) FRONT: Debbie Boldin, Kathy Keonig, Deanna Ryan. BACK: Sara Meyer, Becky Uecker, Tammy Scherf, Sandy Lasher, Carrie Wenzen, Cathy Boltik, Erin Owen, Sandy Krawczyk, Jodi Nelson. Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy Cudahy 43 Brookfield 73 43 Milw. Riverside 37 51 West Allis Hale 43 37 Whitefish Bay 55 47 So. Milw. 40 55 West Allis Central 50 60 West Milw. 43 45 St. Catherines 51 54 Messmer 52 52 Shorewood 47 64 Milw. Riverside 43 48 West Allis Hale 46 49 Whitefish Bay 62 51 So. Milw. 53 49 West Allis Central 55 56 West Milw. 52 60 Messmer 51 46 Shorewood 47 The Future Looks Bright Too! Top, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Zimmey, Eric Berlin, Dave Schires, COACH, Wayne Meyer, Bob Henry, Sean Derby, Dan Reszka, Chucky Robinson, Glen Klotz. Bottom, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darryl Smith, Joe Zbluewski, Tim Scully, Jack Lynde, Darryl Whitaker. 71 Packer Cagers Suburban TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH, Ken Kujawa, ASS'T COACH, Wayne Meyer. A1 Rosewicz, Dave Lindberg, Jim Vauhn, Mark Henry, A! Peterson, Joe Curlik, Joe Quartemont. ASS'T COACH, Dave Langer. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis LaCap, Pete Peterson, Joe Stadler, Kevin Kaari, Dan Schilz, John Drana, Chris Siodlarz. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Lisota, Doug Kieckbusch, Mike Schultz. Champs ’85 Cudahy 63 Brookfield 56 (N.C. Cudahy 79 Milw. Riverside 54 Cudahy 57 West Allis Hale 35 Cudahy 66 Whitefish Bay 58 Cudahy 67 So, Milw. 58 Cudahy 77 West Allis Central 53 Cudahy 68 West Milw. 49 Cudahy 45 St. Catherines 58 (N.C) Cudahy 74 Messmer 56 (N.C) Cudahy 71 Shorewood 50 Cudahy 91 Milw, Riverside 54 Cudahy 57 West Allis Hale 37 Cudahy 79 Whitefish Bay 50 Cudahy 70 So. Milw. 63 Cudahy 66 West Allis Central 57 Cudahy 71 West Milw. 50 Cudahy 85 Messmer 55 Cudahy 91 Shorewood 57 72 Doug Kieckbusch Mark Henry Mike Schultz Dan Schilz Denis LaCap Tom Lisota A1 Rosewicz Dave Lindberg John Drana Joe Ciurlik Pete Petersen Joe Stadler Chris Siodlarz Jim Vaughn A1 Peterson Joe Quartemont Coach Dave Langer Coach Ken Kujawa 73 CLUBS CHS has a wide variety of clubs to offer. There are many students that take this opportunity to participate in them. Some of the clubs offered are: Drama, Ushers, Lettermens, Math, and Weight Training just to name a few. The students involved in these clubs are very special. They spend time after school at meetings, they learn new things, while they enjoy themselves. They also have various bakesales and dances. 74 Page 74: Picture 1) Shelly Golding and Donna Kruska practice their artistic skills. Picture 2) AFS BACK ROW: From Left to Right: Andrea Johnson, Amy Grosheck, Elian Neisner. Laurie Hach, Jill Kromraj. Kate Cuirlik, Don- na Momcilovic, Kim Feiten. Annette Gross, Lily Stojadinovic. FRONT CENTER: Yoshie Ikeguchi Luigi Causillo. Picture 3) “What should I pig out on today?” asks Jeff Brzycki and Richard Bisci. Picture 4) ’84-’85 Arrow Staff. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carla Pritzlaff, Dave Zabludowski, Gloria Tarantino, Wendy Dobrzynski, Advisor Charles Hitt, and Peggy Priebe. 75 I had watched American school life on movies and T.V. and I had ad- mired it because it was very different from my Japanese school life. In Japan. I go to the State Senior High School, which is famous for high levels of study. We have fifteen required subjects and we don’t have study hall. We have to go to school from Monday to Saturday and of course, we don't have a school dance. We have to wear a school uniform and we can’t wear make up. I achieved my dream and I had many new experiences. I enjoyed them very much, especially a school dance. Studying was very hard for me because I had very little English. I had to translate everything from English to Japanese and it took a long time. Although I am not good at any sports, I like sports, so I joined the ten- nis team, the basketball team, and the ski club. I had a lot of fun and made many friends. I think that sports are the best way to make friends. Friends are my treasure. I am very glad that I could make many friends. They are kind and humorous. Although I sometimes had a hard time understanding them. I had a lot of fun with them. “Time Flies.” I feel it especially this year. This year was a great year. I can never forget the experience during my stay in Cudahy. Thank you everyone. Don't forget Yoshie. a small Japanese girl. Yoshie Ikeguchi When I think of mv year here at Cudahy. I know that I have very much to be thankful for. I have learned to respect and love people for what they are. I have especially learned to care for and respect both my parents, hostparents, new friends and especially my old friends and teachers here. Without some of my friends and teachers here, 1 don't know if I would have made it. Even though it sometimes has been a struggle with school. 1 real- ly like it. and I’m surprised over all the school activities you have here. It is a lot of fun to see how people are working with these activities. I want to give big thanks to my family back home, my family here, all friends both here and home in Sweden. You all mean much to me. I also want to thank my organization A.I.S.E. and Cudahy Senior High School, who make it possible for me to stay here. This had been a great year, and if I could turn time back, I would have done it all over again. Maria Nordstrom 76 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT: Amy Groshek. Louis Carusillo. MIDDLE: Leann Warren, Elian Neisner, Lori Hach. Kate Ciurlik, Pam Halfmann, Julie Moran, Yoshi Ikeguchi, Lily Stojadinovic. BACK: Renee Bunthoff, Josephine A.F.S., Jill Kromraj, Wendy Dietrich, Kim Kirsch, Donna Momcilovic, Kim Feiten. Programs American Field Service 77 Arrow This year’s ARROW staff consists of (left to right): Sally Czarnecki, Judy Buchholz, Gloria Tarantino, Shari Zahn, Peggy Priebe, Dave Zabludowski, Wendy Dobrzynski, Erin Owen, “Howard Rigden, Carla Pritzlaff, and Kerri Westhauser. Guidance Pic. 1) Jennifer Veva. Kim Otto. Tami Wolf. Michelle Schraufnagel. Sandy Petrie. Lorraine Nelson. Library Aides Pic. 2) Mr. La Fleur. JoAnn Berken. Becki Bednar, Wendy Smith. Gia Conta. Mary Pascolini, Lily Stojadinovic, Jill Maslowski. Don- na Momcilovic. Kim Brody. Lori Bindas. Cindy Marsolek. Sarah Meyer, Michelle Hersil. Karla Kubisz, Tracy Duggan. AV Pic 3) Matt Hagen. Dan Reszka, Dave Shires. Bernie Jock. Tony Bondar. Pete Petersen. Jamie Hoefgen. Scott Mayford. Dave Tomc- zak. Tim Trapp. Steve Griffith. Jamie Gedig. Curt Link. Joe Kubel. Gerald Weisflog. 79 Office Help Model U.N. BACK: Nikki Krause. Patty Boren. Carrie Martorano. Diane Bon- dar, Jill Maslowski, Paula Van Eimeren, Julie Fehlhaber. FRONT: Lori Freichels, Jessica Kulinski. 1st: Bryan Zawikowski. 2nd: Beth Stanizewski, Barb Wolf, Jalina Jovkovich, Lynn Koch. Pam Halfmann, Jim Treloar. Bob Parteka. Chris Pearson. Tom Melotik. 3rd: Julie Moran. Vera Trifunovich. 80 Forensics OLD FOLKS (Picture 1) L TO R: Laurie Hach, Jerry Grams. Julie Moran. Kate Ciurlik, Donna Momcilovic, Renee Skolaski. ROOKIES (Picture 2J L TO R: Lily Stojadinovic, Jim Treloar, Kelly Brempell, Kit Roszak, Michelle Butler. INTERPRET. THEATER (Picture 3) L TO R: Lisa Theno, Joe Ourlik. Jon Mikolajczak. Denise Last. Drew Halfmann, Pam Halfmann. NOT SHOWN: Beth Staniszewski (cast as the invisible woman). 81 Drama Clui 1st ROW: Eric Olson, Rich Rytman. 2nd ROW: Sue Wohkittel, Michele Nolle. 3rd ROW: Leslie Eagle, Andrea Hussili, Ann Sanfellipo, Jenni Bender. Carol Meyer, Lisa Kubacki, Amy Kopp, Liz Klobuchar. 4th ROW: Tom Lukes, Jack Koenig, John Dzurick, Pete Fojtik. 5th ROW: Curt Link, Jim Treloar, Dan Halversen, Phil Nicolato, Fred Paul, John Drana, Steve Griffith, Greg Bacon. 6th ROW: Jim Davis, Todd Frick, Todd Brown, Jack Radosta, Scott Plank, Monty Schilcher. This year’s Weight Training Club was busy with many things. They sponsored the kickoff dance, and also raised funds for the club by having a car wash in spring. In March, they raised money for the Special Olympics by participating in the Lift America fund raiser. The president of the club this year was Steve Griffith. The Drama Club’s purpose is support school theatrical produ tions, both back stage and on stag and also to attend profession productions in the Milwaukt area. Donna Momcilovic was tl president of the club this year, an Vera Trifunovich was the vie president. The club attends ; many plays as they have mom for, and also they presented variety show for a nursing home i the spring. C.A.P. C.A.P. is an organization established for senior students who are interested in getting some extra train- ing towards a career interest. Members receive one full credit for their work. C.A.P. Members Margherita Alioto Cheryl Becker Judy Buchholz Bob Dros Jeff Frazier Dan Fry Ted Gacek Dave Hardy Daryl Johnson Denise Kromraj Mary Kubacki Ken Kveton Denise Lee Jeff Lunde Julie Moran Denise Parisey Lynn Pelzek Erna Schmitt Brenda Schwartz Barb Serra Tracy Zimney 82 Lettermans Drama Club Pacer Phil Nicolato, Michelle Bermann, Steve Nelson, Drew Halfmann, Beth Staniszewski, Tom Janikowski Drew Halfmann, ]on Mikolajczak, Renee Skolaski, Linda Rothe, Patty Wycklendt, John Heinzelman, Gia Conta, Sherry Salzman. FRONT: Donna Momcilovic, Pam Halfmann. Stage Crew Andy Hesselbach, Rich Fix, Steve Udvare, Pete Fojtik, Kim Otto FIRST ROW: Dave Martorano, Tim Mirocha, Jim Davis, Jamie Hoefgan, Michelle Baren, Lily Stojadinovic, Jody Zielinski. SECOND ROW: Gale Quartemont, Renae Bunthoff, Renee Kitzerow, Michelle Phipps, Diane Knoll, Nikki Krause, Cindy Marsolek, Theri Buerger, Kerri Westhauser, Laura Hecker, Phil Nicolato, Carol Meyer, Ann Sanfelippo. THIRD ROW: Fred Paul, Rick Rytman, John Drana, Eric Olson, Colin Hughes, Dave Powers, Jeff Jambretz, Curt Link, Dave Tomczak, Bryan Zawikowski, Bernie Jock, Chris Krause, Greg Bacon, Mr. Bowe 83 I Got a New Idea for Funds ... If your group or club ever needed some extra cash, you’d know about a fundraiser If you’ve ever had any contact with a person in a group or club that needed money, you’d know what a fundraiser is. “Hey, you down there, ya wanna buy some — pizza’s, pies, sunglasses, popcorn, candy, stuffed animals, stationery, ornaments, anything else under the sun? is really nothing new 84 We Could Sell Pizza! to our ears. They’re neat little things priced from .75 cents to $10.00 or more. Another neat thing about them are the bonus, incentive, money awards. “If you only sell 85 items in 3 days, you can get a whole $5 in cash or merchandise, what a great deal!” Seriously, they do make it all seem worthwhile, and you usually don’t have to sell more than 20 as “Your Fair Share.” Now the next time your group or club needs some cash for just about anything, have a fundraiser, and raise some funds. Math Club Ushers Club (Picture 1) L TO R: Dana Buttke, Michelle Butler, Barb Wolf, Sue Gooder, Lynn Koch, Julie Moran. Camera Club (Picture 2) L TO R: Jack Koenig, Howard Rigden, Barb Wolf, Shari Grahn, Sue Gooder, Kim Feiten, Jeff Koren, April Spende, Model: Gina Fogel. (Picture 3) L TO R, FRONT ROW: Steve Kidder, Jim Zsebe, Mark Kaluzny, Rick Bisci, Kate Ciurlik. MIDDLE: Chris Borck, Jeff Lunde, Jeff Trinkl, Ken Siegel, Andy Hesselbach, Aldo Celia, Chris Czerwinski, Lori Bindas, Renee Kitzerow, Jean Udvare, Patty Morchinik. TOP: Eric Olson, Mr. Zibell, Joe Curlik, Todd Frick, Jim Treloar. Ski Team A lot of heart was put into the Cudahy Ski Racing team. The team never finished any higher than last place. The reason behind the disappointing season could be because the team was without the coach. The team had the ability to have a good season, but lacked experience. The ski racing team hopes for bet- ter things in the future, and hopes for a coach to teach them the things that they don’t know about racing. Ski Club The Ski Club is put together and run by Mr. Schmidt. The club went on ski trips to Little Switzerland, Alpine Valley, and Cascade. The ski club went on a number of ski trips this year. The club is not for the advanced skier only; it is for beginners too. On the first trip of the year, everyone in the club must have one lesson. If you are not sure about skiing, you could ask Mr. Schmidt, and he may give you his own personal attention. (Pic. 1) FRONT ROW: Sue Harvey, Leslie Eagle. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Thein, Phil Nicolato. BACK ROW: Nick Pietruszka, Fred Paul. (Pic. 2) FRONT ROW: Lisa Broderick, Lynn Holguin, Linda Kossel, Lynn Koch, Gene Meyers, Scott Kraus, Nick Pietruszka, Bob Benson, Becky Ice, Dan Thein, Leslie Eagle, Phil Nicolato, Liz Rausch, Wendy Senger, Amy Puetz, Becky Bednar, Angie Rick, Wendy Smith. BACK ROW: Tom Lukes, Tom Fricke, Tom Leonhardt, Dave Coffey, Todd Brown, Jamie Gedig, Dan Gerber, Milan Pavlovic, Joe Kubel, Chris Ries, Chris Behl, Dan Mrnik, Andy Hesselbach, Fred Paul, Pete Fojtik, Dave Tomczak. Student Council Whether you know it or not, the student council is very active around Cudahy Senior High School. It was surprising to find out that the Student Council sponsors Homecoming. They also set up the agenda for the entire year of school events. It may not seem like they do a lot, but when we had problems with drinking at dances in the beginning of the year, and they were thinking about cancelling some dances, the Student Council found a way to prevent that from happening. The group meets about every other week, usually during homeroom or first hour. They've had many fundraisers selling things such as jewelry, stickers, jackets, Student Council sweaters and flowers. Each class gave part of the money from these fundraisers to the fund for the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. 88 Pago 88: Pic. 1) FRONT ROW: Holly Grunert. Cindy Leranth, Michele Nolle. Diane Knoll. Julie O’Connell, Kim Hart. Wendy Rendflesh. MIDDLE ROW: Jalina Jovkovich. Renee Kitzerow. Jeff Trinkl. Renee Skolaski, Jenny Wnuk. Pam Halfmann. Shelly Golding. Jean Udvare. Nadine Rychlak. Kim Kirsch, Alicia Munoz. Laura Nowak. Laura Hecker. BACK ROW: Jon Mikolajczak, Drew Halfmann. Donna Momcilovic, Rick Rylman. Penny Braun. Pic. 2) Student Council Officers Treasurer Cindy Marsolek. Vice President Theri Buerger. President Diane Knoll. Page 89: Pic. 1) Senior Officers Vice President Joe Crapitto. President Renee Kitzerow. Pic. 2) Junior Officers Treasurer Laura Nowak. President Rick Ryt- man. Pic. 3) Sophomore Officers Treasurer Jodi Simonson. Vice President Kim Kirsch, President Jean Udvare. 89 National Honor Society The purpose of the National Honor Society is to give secondary students recognition for outstanding work done in all of four fields: scholarship, service, character and leadership. These are the four cardinal points around which the society is built. Sixth semester juniors and seventh and eighth semester seniors are chosen each year by the teachers of Cudahy Senior High School. In no way can you join this organization, except through hard work, good grades, service to your school, good character and faculty selection. To be considered, a student must have at least a 3.3 cumulative grade point average. FRONT: Steve Kidder, Gina Fogel, Theri Buerger, Margherita Alioto, Gloria Tarantino, Wendy Dobrzynski, Wendy Smith, |im Zsebe. Mark Kaluzny, ]im Davis. MIDDLE: Bob Rymer, Doug Gruener, Michelle Phipps, Renee Kitzerow. Becky Bednar, Jeff Trinkl, Gale Quartemont, Diane Knoll, Donna Momcilovic, Vera Trifunovich, Patty Wycklendt, Chris Miller. BACK: Drew Halfmann, John Probst, Eric Olson, ]ohn Drana, A1 Zelko, Al Peter- son, Mark Henry, Joe Crapitto, Bryan Zawikowski. 90 1985 Pompon Squad It must look easy to all those people sitting in the stands. All you have to do is pick up two pompons, shake them around, and smile! The 1984-85 pompon souad iust makes dance steps look easy. This year the girls worked hard on precision and accuracy. They tried to make each routine look better than the last. and. judging from the applause received, they’ve done a good job. “It’s been a unique and different year, commented Ms. Merri Lee Unrath. ad- visor for the squad. Each Kiri on the squad has a different personality and. although they’ve nad their problems, the pompon girls enjoyed a fun-filled year. The senior pompon girls would like to wish all the future pompon’s lots of luck! TOP ROW: Dyan Borkowicz. Kim Hart. Annette Kuchera. Julie Pekar. Jill Maslowski, Nicole Cuellar, Michelle Dovi. Jennifer Kuchma. Cassandra Igowski. 2nd ROW: Wendy Witkowski. Kim Dressnandt. Amy Spahr, Michelle Bermann. Lori Bindas. Michelle Baren. 3rd Row: Sue Pochowski. Lisa Theno. Lily Stojadinovic. 4th ROW: Angie Rick, Jody Zielinski. 91 J.V. Cheerleaders Cheerleading is a time consuming activity that few people recognize as being important. This year, the Junior Varsity cheerleaders are following the varsity girls quite closely. Both squads have held many fund- raisers in hopes of purchasing new uniforms and emblems, as well as defending the right for cheerleading to become a sport with a letter included. Good luck, and thanks for spreading the spirit. TOP: Vicki Brummeyer, Tammy Posda. MIDDLE: Laura |ock, Joanne Curatola, Nadine Rychlak, Conni Tryba, Anna lanni. BOTTOM: Rachelle Kurucz. 92 Varsity Cheerleaders Under the leadership of Patti Wycklendt and Wen- dy Smith, the varsity cheerleaders will always be remembered as a devoted squad. They are the squad that cleaned up the sloppy moves, and turned them into perfection. They are always ready to spread school spirit, and they attend all sports games and banquets. Although the cheerleaders may feel like underdogs you are appreciated more than you know. Page 93: Left to Right: Gale Quartemont. Becki Bednar, Wendy Smith, Patti Wycklendt. Lisa Kubacki, Jenni Bender. Kelly Symicek. Michele Nolte. O E „ parents 93 Brass Woodwind BACK: Joe Ciurlik, Bryan Zawikowski, Wayne Neisner, Gregg Phipps, Dan Gerber, Don Bray, Mark Neumann, Dan Mrnik, Phil Gross. MIDDLE: joe Zblewski, Rick Bisci, Jim Zsebe, Penny Braun, Rich Detlaff, Scott Plank, Dave Martorano. FRONT: Joe Crapitto, Don Ekes, Chris Czerwinski, Tom Weigand, John Berg. BACK: Dave Lindberg, Chris Jager, Todd Frick, Jim Vaughn, Joe Quartemont, Darrin Rhychlak. MIDDLE: Rob Hintz, Andy Hesselbach, Donna Schneider, Annette Gross, Sue Rupp, Jeff Polachowski, Diane Williams, Kellie Huhn, JoAnn Gruseum, Shelley Krawcek. FRONT: April Spende, Kat Grose, Linda Kossel, Kim Marie Fieten, Michelle Phipps, Denise Barutha. 94 Percussion BACK: Greg Olezak, Scott Kraus, Dan Broderick, Mark Lenhert, Curt Link, Mike Schultz. FRONT: Carrie Wenzen, Mary Pascolini, Al Peronto, Paul Balow. Drum Majors and Rifles Colorguard BACK: Matt Nowakowski (Drum Major), Sherry Wilbrandt (Rifles BACK: Kim Weigand, Heather Berg, Leann Warren, Barb Serra, Captain), Kerri Westhauser (Assistant Drum Major). FRONT: Lynn Gale Quartemont, Elian Neisner, Jill Kromraj. FRONT: Captains Holguin, Cindy Leranth, Susan Amann, Debbie. Jenny Wnuk and Renee Kitzerow. Donna Scheinder, Renee Bunthoff, Linda Kossel, Greg Phipps, Sue Amann, Sue Rupp, Leann Warren, Kim Feiten, April Spende, Cin- dy Leranth, Kate Ciurlick, Barb Serra, Maria Pascolini, Jodi Simon- son, Bryan Zawikowski, Wayne Neisner, Jill Kromrig, Lauri Hach, Kim Wiegand, Shelly Krawczyk, Kit Roszak, Dave Martorano, Don Pep Band Bray, Chris Czerinski, Rick Dettlaff, Scott Plank, Lynn Holguin, Mark Kaluzny, Dan Gerber, John Koren, Phil Gross, Matt Nowakowski, Todd Frick, Mark Neumann, Joe Crapitto, Jim Zsepe, Dan Mrnik, Don Broderk, Paul Ksobiech, Kai Koch. 96 Orchestra BACK: Mark Kaluzny, Jim Zsebe, Dan Broderick, Paul Ksobiech, Scott Kraus, Curt Link, Bryan Zawakowski, Dan Gerber, Todd Frick, Mr. Tresp. SECOND ROW FROM BACK: Kim Feiten, Don- na Schneider, Penny Braun, Jodi Simonson, Gale Quartermont, Renee Skolaski, Kerri Westhauser, Cassandra Igowski. SECOND ROW: Robin Bychek, Jeff Jambretz, Mike Kluczkowski, John Shabla, Curt Igowski, Kathy Boltik. FIRST ROW: Kris Kleinowski, Sharon Case, Lisa Broderick, Julie O’Connell, Kim Deacon. Jazz Trumpets BACK: Dave Martorano, Joe Zeblewski, Scott Plank, Chris Cerwinski.Mark Kuluzny, Don Bray, Dan Gerber. Percussion and Bones: MIDDLE: Scott Kraus, Kai Koch, Mike Kluzekowski, Renee Skolaski, Dan Broderick, Curt Link, Don Ekes, Jim Zsebe, Tom Weigand, Dan Mrnik. Saxes: FRONT: Rob Hintz, Joe Quarter- mont, Chris Jaeger, Renee Kitzerow, Andy Hessselbach. 97 The 1985 CSHS Choir Bottom Page: Basses and Tenors FRONT: Monty Schilcher, Jay Linksi, Tim Mirocha, Tim Stoll, John Heinzelman, Scott Kruszka, jerry Schmitt, Scott Lundh. BACK: Wayne Gentz. Brad Whitney, Phil Nicolato, Jim Trealor, Jon Mikolajczak. ■ 98 Top Page: SopTcHlOS FRONT: Patty Wycklendt, Jennifer Veva, Doreen Peeper, Erna Schmitt, Michelle Bermann, Jackie Berg, Jenni Bugni, Kelli Last, Lily Stojadinovic, Laurie Heinzelman, Carol Litkowiec. Linda Kurowski. BACK: Beth Staniszewski, Diane Knoll, Lynn Vytacil, Denise Last, Denise Kromraj, Gail Thielen, Laura Hecker, Beth Michalski, Maria Nordstrom, Debbie Lausier, Esther Immel. Bottom Page: Altos FRONT: Susan Kopecky, Lori Litka, Kim Kunesh, Jessica Kulin- ski, Andrea Hussli, Shari Grahn. MIDDLE: Deanna Ryan, Dawn Kleppin, Sue Gooder, Kim Riendeau, Kany Kunesh, Carole Schmidt, Lynda Rothe, Kathy McKendry, Barb Wolf. TOP: Shari Zahn, Sally Czarnecki, Christine Allen, Sue Wohkit- tel, Amy Cheke, Cathy Gentz, Pam Sramek, Anne Marie Haske, Karen Slivinski, Stacy Voss, Donna Momcilovic. 99 Keep it Under Lock 100 “Can’t live with them, can’t live without them 3 tries, then ask a friend” “does anyone remember my combination?” These are just a few of the phrases you hear while trying to get into your locker. There are many problems that do arise while you attempt to use your little locker. Because of its size, you have to use force if you want to put your coat in, so it won’t be “mistaken.” This causes pressure on the combination lock — making it hard to open. But once you have it open, and you push everything back in, you find out someone closed the deadbolt, so you have to re-do it. Another problem is finding your materials. After 10 minutes searching, and 3 old bananas, you come to find you’ve left it all at home. Hopefully you’ve made an emergency kit of 1 extra of everything so you can make it through the day. and Throw the Key But if you’ve forgotten something in your locker Watch out! those sneaky hall monitors are wat- ching, as well as that nasty 3 minute buzzer. Yes there are some good sides to lockers. Birthdays, sports, and special decorations are to brighten your mornings. They are also nice social gathering spots to find out the prior night’s details, as well as a place to copy that last page of the assignment you never got around to. Not only do they come in handy for getting work done, but you also can make good friends out of your new “neighbors.” So the next time you have a problem with your lockers, just remember that they are do- ing you a favor. So don't hit it too hard! 101 Swing Choir Madrigal LEFT TO RIGHT: Patrice Wycklendt, John Heinzelman, Diane Knoll, Monty Schilcher, Scott Lundh, Tim Mirocha, Jon Mikola- jczak, Margherita Alioto, Phil Nicolato, Jenni Bugni, Brad Whitney, Pam Sramek, Lori Litka, Jim Treloar, Lynda Rothe, Jerry Schmitt. FRONT: Margherita Alioto, Linda Kurowski, Jenni Bugni, Jessica Kulinski, Kim Kunesh. MIDDLE: Pam Sramek, Laura Hecker, Tim Mirocha, Lori Litka, Barb Wolf. BACK: Scott Lundh, Jerry Schmitt, Scott Kruszka, Brad Whitney, John Heinzelman, Jon Mikolajczak. 102 Pressure Is On It’s 3:10 — the bell rings at 3:20 — and it’s the final deadline for the yearbook you are now holding. Mr. Hitt, the yearbook advisor, told Michelle Bermann and myself (David Zabludowski) to have this page done by the end of the hour. Well, this is the best we could do. I bet you can’t tell that we did such a perfect and spectacular job in only 10 minutes? Well we did! And we hope you like it! P.S. Al — When you asked me last year to use my clout I said sure — so here is one more picture “for the books.” P.P.S. — It was My idea to put Michelle’s pict. in — Did I say that right Michelle? Captions: By Michelle Bermann (Pict. 1) Mr. Venne as the next singer for Loverboy. (2) Michelle Bermann takes a short snooze in Hitt's class. (3) Did someone say there is a bomb scare?” (4) Jason Olson waiting for his return. (5) Another Nifty Day here at CHS. (6) Someone dialing “GOD LOVE. (7) How About A LUAU?. (8) Alan Peterson practices his serve after suffering many injuries throughout the years. (9) The plate speaks for itself. 103 Choose your game pieces. The game is about to goals. The game will show us new experiences and begin. How will we know what to do? Will we get lost teach us new responsibilities. The game will let us in the shuffle of the gameboard? As we learn how to discover our hidden talents and feelings. This game is play the game, we will create new friends and new just the beginning. 104 Mr. Derby FRONT: Bob Benson, Teresa Best, Kathy Boltik, Kim Billo, Lisa Addis, Debbie Boldin, Stacy Bedusek. MIDDLE: Sheryl Adams, Steve Bodwin, Robin Bajezyk, Eric Berlin. Al Acherman, Alan Barr, Christine Allen. BACK: Michelle Alexander. Heather Berg, Suzanne Amann. Miss McElroy FRONT: Dana Buttke, Michelle Butler, Laura Czerwinski. Kelly Brempell, John Brzek, Joann Curatola, Jeff Burkel. MIDDLE: Vito Brown, Ken Cuplin, Tom Corbisier, Tony Bondar, Larry Cahak, Andy Boren, Scott Budnik, Scott Croft. BACK: Nicole Charbonneau, Jackie Boret- sky, Barb Burns, Chris Czarnecki. 106 Mrs. Seaman FRONT: Bob Davis, Tracy Fried!, Kim Deacon, Renee Dorgay, Wendy Dietrich, Don Ekes, Sharon Ernst. MIDDLE: Lisa Daniels, Chuck Foster, Tod Dahlberg, Todd Dolhun, Brian Day, Ken Ferch, Sean Derby, Dave Eickhoff, Michelle Frymark. BACK: Paul Furgason. Mrs. Burazin FRONT: Pam Halfmann, Colleen Hammond, Holly Grunert. Matt Hagen, Lori Grabowski, Amy Groshek, Shelly Golding. MIDDLE: Cin- dy Grzesk, Phil Gross, Clint Grover, Bob Gavin, Francine Gerber, Jamie Gedig. BACK: Greg Gniotczynski, Dan Gerber, Tom Gawlak. 107 Mr. McCarthy FRONT: Michelle Hersil. Cassandra Igowski, Laurie Heinzelman. Kim Hart. Mike Johnson. Laura Jock. Anna Ianni. MIDDLE: Rose Har- dy. Tracy Jacobs. Wayne Jagodzinski, Ken Hixenbaugh. Mark Helm. Chris Johnson. Gilbert Hernandez. Brad Hardy. Lynn Hoffman. BACK: Cliff Johnson, Bob Henry, Todd Jacobs. Mr. Woreck FRONT: Ruth Krueger. Annette Kuchera, Jenny Kuchma, Sue Kubacki, Donna Kruszka. Kathy Koenig. MIDDLE: Kelly Koenig, Kim Kirsch, Laurie Kukowski. Mike Kaminski. Mark Junkans, Brad Kottke, Sandy Krawczyk, Jalina Jovkovich. BACK: Jeri Kmieciak. Jeff Koren, Paul Ksobiech, Glen Klotz, Gail Kabacinski. 108 Mr. Nitz FRONT: Carmen Lopez. Kim Lawrence, Tammy May. Sandy Lasher, Kris Lisornski. Kelly Last. Rachelle Kurucz. MIDDLE: Laura Lawrence. Michelle Kotsch. Sean Matthews. Keldon Maier, Jack Lynde. Bruce Malmberg, Kevin Manzeck, Patty LaBorde. Amy Masny. BACK: Scott Lundh. Phil Langowski. Terry LaFountaine. Mrs. Benjamin FRONT: Lia Mueller, Joyce Newcomer, Elian Neisner, Kathy McKendry, Jodi Nelson, Michele McGinnis, Cheryl Mikolajczak. MIDDLE: Diane Minerath, Doug Milinovich, Bill Nelson. Kevin Murray. Joey Miller, Karen Nelson. BACK: Milos Momcilivic. Sara Meyer. Matt Mikula. 109 Mr. Solda FRONT: Eric Pearson. Tina Ondrejka, Tammy Posda, Peggy Paul. Lori Parteka, Vicki Brummeyer, Peggy Priebe. MIDDLE: Al Peronto, Sandy Petrie. Wade Plant, Nick Pietruszka, Tim Plevak, Jeff Probst, Gary Placko, Pam Pendzich, Julie O’Connell. BACK: Erin Owen, Bob Petrie, Greg Phipps, Keith Phelps, Bryon Pitzl. Mr. Dean FRONT: Deanna Ryan, Kathy Schanning, Carolyn Rybicki, Nadine Rychlak, Scheila Schires, Lance Savoy. Jeff Rose. MIDDLE: Dave Royek, Mark Scheil, Jeff Rublis, Kit Roszak, Chucky Robinson, Dan Reszka, Mike Reed, Randy Scherkenbach, Tammy Scherf, Daniel Ray, Chris Ries. BACK: Joe Robinson, Dave Schires, Tadd Rapant. 110 Mrs. Unrath FRONT: Denise Stumbach, Carole Schmidt, Jodi Simonson, Linda Schneider, Julie Strupp, Shari Schroeder, Julie Schram. MIDDLE: Steven Stuart. Barb Schlund, Doug Spende, Steve Stelter, Brian Singleton. Russ Sliwinski, Darryl Smith, John Slavick, Todd Stuessi, Paula Schmitt. BACK: Tim Scully, Tony Smoody, Mike Sobotta, Rob Segedi. Mr. Hitt FRONT: Becky Ueker, Daisy Veva, Connie Tryba, Stacy Voss, Luann Wagner, Jean Udvare, Alex Tasev. MIDDLE: Gail Thielen, Scott Ur- baniak, Mike Tierney. BACK: Tim Trapp, Jason Thompson, Joe Wankowski. Ill Mr. Cheke FRONT: Carrie Wenzen, Scott Williamson, Mike Witkowski, Gary Wolf, Joe Zblewski, Rich Zanon, Kim Wiegand. MIDDLE: Alan Wolf, Debbie Weber, Jim Wozney, Jamie Wieczorkowski, Darrell Whitaker, Tammy Wolf, Rhona Weins. BACK: Dan Wieczorkowski, Rob Zimney, Chris Winkler. Sophomore Candids (2) Wendy Dietrich hard at work in the art room. (3) Cleaning up in the Biology lab. 112 More Sophomores (1) Laura Jock, Tammy Posda, Nadine Rychlak, Anna Ianni, Rachelle Kurtz: “This picture isn't posed: is it? (2) Linda Schneider and Lori Parteka doin’ the dishes. (3) Another super Phy. ed class lecture. (4) Erin Owen. Joe Robinson, and Mr. Barry learn the joys of hand set type. (5) Sharon Ernst: Peek-a-Boo! 113 “After you start the game.” When we first came here we didn’t know each other too good and were pretty apprehensive. But as we grew to know this school better we gained more friends and created new dreams. We learned to set high standards and we learned about all the joys success can bring and about all the pain and disappointment that a defeat can bring. We learned how to help one another and work as a team. We still have more to learn but that is all a part of the game. “We are striving to win the game.” 114 Page 114: Pic. 1) Jill Maslowski. Brian Wojtasiak, Beth Michalski, Jerry Schmitt 2) Any Lorenzen. Laurie Hatch, Dan Broderick, Chuck Degeneffe 3) Tom Janikowski 4) Dave Martorano Page 115: Pic. 1) Beth Michalsi, Jessica Kulinski, Jenny Wnuk, Nicole Cuellar 2) “Oh. can I go to my locker?” 3) Amy Spahr 115 Mr. Fons FRONT: Chris Berglund, Sharon Bond, Jackie Berg, Fran Barutha, Teresa Bagnieski, Jo Ann Berken, Paul Balow. MIDDLE: Dyan Borkowicz, Lori Bindas, Brenda Boretsky, John Berg, Scott Blank, Scot Barker, Denise Barutha, Jenni Bender, Patty Boren. BACK: Rick Bisci, Chris Behl, Don Bray, Mike Borchardt, Dave Bodwin. Mrs. Meyer FRONT: Jenni Bugni, Kim Brody, Christy Brody, Sharon Case, Debby Cantillon, Dave Coffey, Todd Brown. MIDDLE: Barry Burss, Mike Cousert, Jeff Burditt, Mike Cottreau, Greg Campbell, Dan Broderick, Amy Cheke. BACK: Kate Ciurlik, Debbie Cetnarowski, Toni Burss. 118 Mr. Trzeciak FRONT: Nancy Dombrowski, Michelle Dovi, Patty Duffek, Connie Filtz, Nicole Cuellar, Julie Fehlhaber, Diane Domin. MIDDLE: Larry Demuth, Todd Donnelly, Steve Doughtly, Chuck Degeneffe, Rich Dettlaff, Curt Ferry. BACK: Jill Crowbridge, Beth Dartey, Rich Fix. Mr. McCurdy FRONT: Kurt Halverson, Genna Gedig, Jackie Hansen, Doreen Folger, Sherri Frahman, Dawn Halvorson, Tim Halverson. BACK: Tim Fojtik, Ron Fryer, Todd Frick, Scott Geshrick, Tom Fricke, Dan Halverson. 119 Miss Otte FRONT: Rob Hintz. Jeanie Janicki, Becky Ice, Anne Marie Haske. Michelle Helgeson, Lynn Holguin, Norma Hernandez. MIDDLE: Barb Hardy, Sharod Jackson, Chris Jaeger. Chris Hruzek, Colin Hughes, Jeff Jambretz. Andy Hoyt. Rick Hilpert. Chery Hauski. BACK: Ken Helgren, Laura Hecker, Tom Janikowski, Ester Immel. Mrs. Steinke FRONT: Dawn Kleppin, Kris Kleinowski, Gail Knoch, Liz Klobuchar, Amy Kopp, Keane Kehoe, Susan Kopecky. MIDDLE: Gary Jesse, Jack Koenig, Kevin Kaari, Sonny Kopp, Doub Kieckbusch, Jon Kalfas, Mike Kluczykowski. Andy Jeffery. BACK: John Koren. Norb Kabacinski, Joel Kapczynski, Linda Kossel. 120 Mrs. Burger FRONT: Tony Kuchma, Julie Kupferscmidt, Jessica Kulinski, Michelle Kroll, Kim Kunesh, Linda Kurowski, Kim Kozelekx. MIDDLE: Tammy Kuehne, Chris Krause, Joe Kubel, Scott Kruszka, Dave Koszykowski, Scott Kraus. BACK: Ann Kubacki, Shelly Krawczyk, Kathy Kujawa, Kandy Kunesh. Mr Zibell FRONT: Jeff Lee, Debbie Lausier, Cheryl Luedke, Cindy Leranth, Carol Litkowiec, Lori Litka, Marla Macknight. MIDDLE: Jay Linski, Tom Lisota, Rob Lisowski, Tom Lukes. Curt Link, Jim Lengyel, Tom Leonhardt, Tom Laufenberg. Jill Maslowski. BACK: Denise Last, Dave Martorano, Denis Lacap, Diane Lunde, Amy Lorenzen. 121 Mr. Wilke FRONT: Patty Morchinek, Jackie Melotik, Alicia Munoz, Lisa Morrison, Melanie Millar, Gene Meyers. MIDDLE: Ray Merlin, Ron Napierala, Kurt Meyer, Dan Mrnik, Mark Mowers. BACK: Beth Michalski, Carol Meyer, Karla Naujokat. Mrs. Boyce FRONT: Michele Nolte, Eric Palkowski, LaRae Nemeth, Steve Nelson, Laura Nowak, John Nelson, Cherie Orchalski. MIDDLE: Kim Otto, Beth Pawlak, Kevin Pavich, Jay Nelson, Dean Ohlendorf, Mark Neuman, Sean Olson, Keith Olson. BACK: Eric Orne, Milan Pavlovic, Jason Olson. 122 Mr. Bowe FRONT: Denise Peltier, Jenny Pubanz, Amy Puetz, Liz Rausch, Julie Pekar, Carla Pritzlaff, Nancy Pulaski. MIDDLE: Chris Piparo, Dave Powers, Joe Quartemont, Rob Pendzich, Jack Radosta, Scott Plank, Jim Putz. BACK: Terry Reil, Matt Piche, Doug Popodi, Tom Reil. Mrs. Lindeneau FRONT: Paula Renier, Pam Roehrig, Doreen Richter, Donna Schlederer. Lori Salzman, Kim Riendeau, Kelly Rice. MIDDLE: Cheryl Riley, Renee Rondorf, John Schabla, Al Rosewicz, Rick Rytman, Darrin Rychlak, Sherry Salzman. BACK: Ann Sanfelippo, Lynda Rothe, Monty Schilcher, Jerry Schmitt, Cindy Salzman. 123 Mrs. Johnstone FRONT: Sonja Steinhagen, Sandi Stockman, Donna Schneider, Michelle Schraufnagel, Terri Skowronski, Wendy Senger, Kim Schulze. MIDDLE: Karen Slivinski, John Sparacino, Randy Simpson, Bill Stanard, Scott Schuster, Chris Siodlarz, Amy Spahr, Lisa Skonecki. BACK: April Spende, Mike Slivinski, Mike Schultz, Ken Siegel. Mr. Gill FRONT: Wendy Wartner, Margaret Tobias, Leslie Wantuch, Steve Udvare, Lisa Szydel, Leann Warren, Anna Vasquez. MIDDLE: Paula VanEimeren, Dan Vasquez, Tony Urbaniak, Jim Treloar, Larry Tomaich, Tim Stoll, Mark Tavidian. BACK: Jenny Totka, Kelly Symicek. 124 Mr. Barry FRONT: Mark Wilde, Sherri Wilbrandt, Jenny Wnuk, Jerry Wenzen, Todd Wendlik, Wendy Witkowski, Tammie Whitney. MIDDLE: Laura Wiza, Kerri Westhauser, Scott Wesela, Gerald Weisflog, Brian Wojtasiak, Jenny Zink, Dave Zabludowski. BACK: Kathy Wolf, Don Weber, Jim Weeks, Ellen Wenzel. Junior Candids (2) Todd Wendlick and Doug Kieckbusch are courageous enough to eat their own cooking? (3) Liz Klobuchar hard at work in the library. 125 Forget about the days when it’s been cloudy, but don't forget your hours in the SUN ... Forget about the times you’ve been defeated but don’t forget the VICTORIES you’ve won ... Forget about mistakes that you can’t change now, but don’t forget the lessons you’ve LEARNED ... Forget about misfortunes you’ve encountered, but don’t forget the times your LUCK has turned ... Forget about the days when you’ve been lonely, but don’t forget the friendly SMILES you’ve seen ... Forget about the PLANS that didn’t seem to work out right, but don’t forget to ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM. Thank you CHS for three years that we will never forget. We’ve learned so much here, not just in the classroom but in clubs, in sports, and most of all in the friends we’ve made. Our friends, some faculty and some students stood behind us and believed in us and made us believe that someday our dreams would come true. “We learned to play the game.” Page 126: Picture 1) Chris Bobrowicz tries to act studious. Picture 2) “Wow! Whatever you type appears on the screen! says Brian Zawikowski. Picture 3) Wendy Becker in Chemistry class. Picture 4) Packer Pride in 85.” Picture 5) Diane Knoll and Margherita Alioto — “But we really don’t like to get our picture taken!” Picture 6) Steve Belsky having a jolly good time in study hall. Page 127: Picture 1) We will never pass this way again, says the class of 1984. Picture 2) Greg Croft and Randy Koktowski try to find out how to put together the engine that they took apart in auto mec. Picture 3) Bob Parteka is caught trying to steal Mr. Hitt’s favorite book — English Grammar. Picture 4) Denise Pelzek and Pat Renier search for magazine articles for English class. 127 THOMAS ADAMS ‘Tesqualie . Packer Weight Training Club 2-3. To reach all my goals in life. MARCHER ITA M. ALIOTO Ma “Marge Cheerleading 1-2. Cap- tain 1. NHS 3-4. AFS 2-4. Secretary Treasurer 4. Drama Club 2-3. Ushers Club 2-3. Choir Aide 3. Prom Committee 3. Musical 3-4. Madrigal 3-4. CAP 4. District and State Solo Competi- tion 3-4. To reach beyond the clouas in search of my rainbow, and once 1 find it. to forever share it with my special someone Dr. A. JOHN ANDERSON Football 1. Basketball 1. To always remember those who treated me as an equal and to always search out seek and destroy!!! JEFFERY ALLEN ARNOLD Amie . To have the best looking Camaro when 1 am done fixing it up. DARRIN ARRIENS Cy . Baseball 1-4. Golf 1-4. To kill the gas crunch by inventing the world’s first wood-burning automobile. GREGORY BACON Bacs . Football 1-3. Baseball 1-2. Track 1-4. Wrestling 1-4. Ushers Club 2-4. Stu- dent Council 1. Weight Lifting Club 2-4. Hall Monitor 2-4. Lettermen's Club 2-4. Stage Crew 2-3. To educate myself to the fullest in the USMC so I can be suc- cessful afterwards. MICHELLE BAREN “Dingy . Cheerleading 1-2. Pom Pons 3-4. Student Council 1-2. Lettermen’s Club 4. Ushers Club 4. To make the mast out of life, taking one day at a time and to include Bryan in each of the days. CHERYL L. BECKER Ski Club 4. CAP 4. To live each day as if it were my last, and to never forget the good times I've already had. WENDY L BECKER Snugs Gwen . Cheerlending 1. Band I. Basketball 1. Volleyball 2-4. Let- termen's Club 4. Prom Committee 3. NHS 3-4. Secretary 4. Ski Club 3. To search and find the things in life made especially for me and to keep the mys- tique of the unicorn living in my heart. REBECCA ANN BEDNAR Becki “Beck Bun . Football. Basket- ball and Track Manager 1. Band 1. .Cheerleading 2-4. Captain 2. Ski Club 3-4. NHS 4. Library Aide 4. Cudahy Junior Miss Court 1985. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Face each new day with a smile and an open mind. To reach all my goals while creating new memories, but never to forget the old. MICHELLE ANN BERMANN Shelly Bermie . Cheerleading 1. Pom Pons 3-4. Drama Club 3. Prom Decorating 3. Musical Leads 2-4. Swing Choir and Madrigal 3-4. Vocal Competi- tion at District and State Level 2-4. Pacer 4. Choir Aide 3-4. To live each day to it's full worth by turning the shadow of doubt into a glimmer of nope, and to someday understand why we always hurt the ones we love the most in life. MARKT. 8INDAS Mike . Football 1. Basketball 1. Track 1-4. To remember people's names and to walk without a limp. ______________ 128 KIM M. BLASKOWSKI To strive for tho best and AIM HIGH” for success. JEROME ALLEN BLOCHOWICZ PHlsbury Dough Boy . Wrestling 1-4. Coptoin 4, Football l.To fulfill all of my hopes and dreams and to find a job I’m happy with. CHRISTOPHER G. BOBROWICZ Barbo”. Cross Country l-4,Captain 3- 4,Track 1-4. Captain 4. Prom Court 3. To hope that my two nllios don't become more well known than my real name (Alan. Brian) and to always be remembered as “one of the Cross Coun- tryguys. t DIANE L. BONDAR Basketball 1, Gym Monitor 1. Track 2. Office Aide 3-4. Ski Club 4. To pursue my life with happiness, love ana many special moments to live bv. CHRISTOPHER BORCK “Cruisin' . Cross Country' 2-4. Band 1-4. Pep Band 3. Math Club 4 DAVID BORKOWICZ Bako . To have a good paying job and one day start my own business. PENNYLYNN BRAUN Pen . Swimming and Diving 2-4. Track 2-4. Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4. Or- chestra 2-4. Play 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Student Council 4. To always carry a smile in my heart to share with everyone and to not accept failure but strive for success. LISA BROECKEL Lee”. Gym Monitor 2-3. To live my life with Tom and remember those who treated me as an equal! JEFFBRZYCKI Bird . To show that life isn’t just money, a good car. and girls. It's ...? Forget it. JUDITH M. BUCHHOLZ Jude” Beaver . Arrow 2-4. CAP. 4. Prom Committee 3. Basketball 1-2. Camera Club 2. Choir 3. Chorus 2. To stay with the Cleaver family for years to come and always be the one who “knows how it is! THERESE ANN BUERGER Bear” Cubby . Basketball 1-2. Volleyball 1-4. Varsity 2-4. Captain 4, Student Council 1-4, Vice President 4. Lettermen's Club 3-4. Vice President 4. National Honor Society 3-4, Vice Presi- dent 4. Prom Committee 3. To know that 1 made the right decisions in life, and live to fulfill my greatest dreams. RENEE ANN fcUNTHOFF Rae Nae Noe . Band 1-4. Pep Band 2-4. Drama Club 3. Musical 4. Office Aide 2-3. Prom Committee 3. Basketball 2-3 (Mgr.J, C.A.P. 4. Ushers Club 2. A.F.S. 2-4 JTreas. 3 and Vice Pres. 4). Lettermen’s Club 3-4 (Treas. 4). To fulfull my dreams and goals, 129 DONNA LYNN BURD1TT Tuna . To be happy and have eleven kills. LOUIS CARUSILLO Gigio . Volleyball 4. Non Perdere tem- po in cose inutili come questa!!! SARAH 1. CECIL Sar-Bear . Track 1-4. Tennis 1-3. Camera Club 2. Office Aide 1. Band 1-3. Pep Band 1. To realize my long term goals and cherish my good times. To never hove to use the silk staircase .. . TONY GHETTO Track 1-3. To gel out of Cudahy and find a city with rules that aren't so stupid. COLLEEN CHRIST JOSEPH F. CIURLIK Sponge . Basketball 1-4. Football Trainer 4. Forensics 3-4, Math Club 3-4. State Science Olympics 3-4, Band 1-4. Colombo’s Drosophila Cremation Team. To come back to Cudahy in 5 years and find at least one person sober at a dance. DAVID S. COLEMAN Coal-mine Gomer . Football 1-2. To be the best Marine I can possibly be, live a prosperous life, and someday form “Rivetneod, Inc. with Iggy. CIA MARIA CONTA Givi . Drama Club 4. Library Aide 2-4. To keep the memories of years past with me as I strive to fulfill my dream and ambitions. JOSEPH P. CRAPITTO hlHS 3-4. Student Council 3-4, Senior Class Vice President, AFS 2-4. Drama Club 3. Wind Ensemble 2-4, Pep Band 2-4. District and State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 2-4, Musical 1. To always have a smile on my face, a dream in my eye. and a friend by my side. KAREN CULVER ROBERT CULVER SALLY A. CZARNKCK1 Banally Sal Ding-Bat . Yearbook Staff 2-4. Chorus 2. Cnoir 3-4, Camera Club 2. Prom Decorating Committee 3. To reach my goals in lite with a little help from my friends and to share all my dreams with Chris. 130 CHRISTOPHER M. CZERW1NSKI Student Council 1-2, nnd 4. Band 1 4. jazz Ensemble 1-2. and 4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. Math Club 3-4. Basketball 2. To blow this popcorn stand and every other one I come across. RICKY CZUBEK “Shoobie Do . Ski Club. Downhill Race Team. To hit the highway to California, to get down with the tasty waves and all the beautiful women. JIM DAVIS led . Football 1-4. Basketball 1. Baseball 3-4. Track 1. 3-4. Lettormcn's Club. N.H.S. 4. Prom Court 3. Weight Training. To have either a line in tne water, or a gun over my shoulder during the days, and to be at a continuous party at the desert during the nights. t TAMMY DKAU SHEILA DEGKNEFFE Sniffy . Tennis 1-4. Captain 4. Band 1- 2. Pep Band 2. To die laughing in a PINK Cadillac with Bruce and my buds!!! LORIDERTZ To constantly face challenges and suc- ceed at them and to never give up! To always be best friends with LuLu! KATHY DOBF.K WENDY M. DOBRZYNSKi “Dobr Dobs Wen . Arrow 2-4. N.H.S. 3-4. Prom Committee 3. Artistic Director 3. Morning Sports An- nouncements 4. Advanced Speech 3. J.V. Volleyball 2. Ushers Club 2. Drama Club 3. Band l. To take the unbeaten path far beyond Cudahy's reach with Jay at my side and millions in our pockets. JOHN DRANA Earl . Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4. NHS 3-4. Lcttermen's Club 4. Packer Weight Training Club 2-4. Athletic Director Aide 4. To storm the Alps of my life and not dying in the foothills cursing of difficulties that never existed. RENEE ANN DREHFAL Nee Nee . To always be myself and never let anyone try to change who I renllvam. KIM MICHELLE DRESSNANDT Kimmie D . Cheerleading 2. Pom Pons 3-4. Ski Club 1-4. To always strive for bigger and better things in life, but to never be rushed into them and to always have my true friends nearby ROBERT DROS Bobby D . Varsity Wrestling 2-3 131 JOHN B. DZURICK Sammy . Weight Training 3-4. Ski Club 3-4. Keep Rookin'. MATTHEW). FALK “Weird Al Huey”. Band I. To try my best and know I'm trying my best to never forget my close friends (you know who you ore), and to always remember that geese always “go for it KIM MARIK FKITF.N “Kimmy . Swing Choir 1. Bond 1-4. Or- chestra 3-4. Camera Club 2.4. AFS 4. Pep Band 2-4. Pit Orchestra 2-3. Musical 4. To finally finish Colon’s picture before I die. PAUL FLEISCHMAN GINA FOGKl. Jazz Band 1. Student Council 1. Sym- phonic Band 1-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. N1IS 3-4. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4. Cheerleading t. Theater Or- chestra 3-4. To always hove a little sun- shine left in me so that I can give some away to make somebody's day a little brighter. PETER A. FOIT1K Foyt '. Football 1-4. NHS 3-4. Ski Club 2-4. Stage Crew 2-4. Packer Weight Training 2-4. Letlerinen's Club 4. To oe King. MARK I. FONTAINE Taine . Football 1. To be rich, drive a Ferrari, and of course, to never miss a Bucks game. A beautiful woman will fit in somewhere. LORI FREICHKLS Wally McPud . Basketball 1. Volleyball 2. Ushers Club 2, Drama Club 3. Make-Up Crew 3-4. Office Aide 4. Prom Committee 3. To live for today, but to keep all the good memories of yesterday in my mind, and to always re- main in the Cleaver Clan. ANTHONY FR1CANO Tone . Track 1. C A P. 4. Hall monitor. Metals 1-4. To go to college and spend the rest of my time with Carol. DANIEL FRY Bnbba”. Metals l-l. Hall Monitor 3. C.A.P. 4. Stage Crew 2. To join a club and beat someone over the head with it. STEVE GACEK Track and Field 1-4, Basketball 1-2. Football 2. To lx; successful in college and in life. TEDGACEK Goz . 1 wish to be healthy, wealthy, and wise. (Watch out Air Force here I come.) 132 JEFFREY ALAN GAJDOSH “Radish “Red . Swim Team 1-4, Volleyball 2-4, Musical 4. Stage Grew 2-3. Golf Team 1. Go on to school, become a multi-million dollar vet. keep Mel out of the Army «and then move to Australia with Gillyond do some serious partying on the Outback. PATRICK GAVIN CHERYL L. GERBER Shareable”. To be the best at everything. SUE ANN GOODER Mickey . Student director for musical 4, Chorus 1-2. Choir 3-4, Ushers Club 2- 4, Camera Club 4. Library Aide 3. To find someone to love, and to set my goals high, because, only as far as we seek con we go. only as much as we dream can we be. SHARI LYNN GRAHN Roman Fee”. Camera Club 2-4, Arrow 4. Ushers 2. Musical 4, Chorus 1-2. Choir 3-4. To he awarded Soap viewer of the world” by Di and Chuck while being loved by being me — I'M OTTA HERE!!! SLIM GRAMS Jerome . Stage Crew 3-4, Forensics 2-4, Football 1. To always have a copy of Frank Sinatra’s New York New York and a cup of hot chocolate waiting for me when 1 get home, with extra marsh- mallows. of course. CHRISTINE GRAY Chrissy . To he successful at everything I try to accomplish, and to always have iny best friends close at hand’ STEVE GRIFFITH Griff”. Football 1-4. Basketball 1. Track 1-2. Weight Club 4. Me Too! JANET M. GRIMM Nit Grimmface . To fulfill my dreams and to always have a dream to fulfill. TIMOTHY M. GRIMM “Tim Babe”. Weight Training 1-2. To destroy everything that gets in my path and have fun doing it, and to seek vengeance on all my enemies. ANNETTE LOUISE GROSS “Ann . Symphonic Band 1-4, Marching Band 2-4. AFS 4. Ushers Club 2. Concert Band 2-4. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. To fulfill all my dreams and become successful in whatever 1 do. DOUGLAS WILLIAM GRUENER Doug . NHS 4. Tennis 1-4. To go to the college of my choice, and be content in life. 133 JIM GUSTAFSON Gus . To live an exciting and suc- cessful life. KEVIN MICHAEL HABLBWIT2 Fuzzy . Football Statistician 1, Basket- ball 1. Track 1-4.1 want to be successful in anything and everything that I do in life, mainly in being a CPA. DREW HAI.FMANN' National Honor Society 3-4. Student Council 3-4. Pacer 3-4. Forensics 2-4. Play 3-4, Model U.N. 4. Drama Club 4. Track 3-4. Cross Country 3-4.To become either the chairman of the board at In- ternational Conglomerate or a poverty- stricken. homeless waif, and to always be remembered os one of the Crossr Country guys. DAVE JAMES HARDY Wolfen . To own my own auto body shop. CHRISTINE MARIE HART Chris . Drama Club 3. Ski Club 4. Sym- phonic Band 1-2. Concert Band 2. Mar- ching Band 2. District Solo and Ensem- ble Contests 1-2. To be happy and suc- cessful in whatever I do. to enjoy life, to try to make all of my dreams come true, and to never forget all of my friends. DONALD A. HARVEY Harvey Don . Ski Club 1-4, Ski Racing Team 2-4. Football 1-3. Weight Training Club 1-3. Electronics Club President. SUSAN E. HARVF.Y Swimming and Diving 2. Ski Racing 2-4, Ski Club 3-4, Weight Club 3. JOHN C. HEINZELMAN Musical 2-4, Swing Choir 3-4, Madrigal 3-4. Prom Committee 3. Football 1. Track 1. 3. To live life to the fullest for living in sadness is merely existing. MARK A. HENRY NHS 3-4, Prom Court '84. Track 1. Volleyball 2. Basketball 1-4. Ski Club 3- 4. To return to Sheboygan, find my skoal hat. and unlock the outside doors of Budgetel so I can get my sleeping bag without getting Pete up and remember never to cross the streams. PHILLIP M.HENSCHEL “Hensch”. Band 1. Ski Club 1-4. Foot- ball 1.2.4. Baseball 2-4. Track 1-4. To be one-half of the Barbarians (with Heofs) and to spread the word of Bill — Ack! MICHAEL MARCEL HERRICK Football 1-2, Electronics Club 4 To do what I have to do to moke life easy with Diane. ANDY HESSELBACH “Hess . Symphonic Band 1-4, Ski Club 1-4. Wind Ensemble 4. Ski Racing 3-4. Marching Band 1-4. Jazz Band 1. 3-4. Stage Crew 2-4. Tennis 1-4. To always roll with changes and find the ultimate sax riff. 134 JAMES R. HQEFGEN Hoefs . Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4. Captain 4. Homecoming Court 4. Let- termen's Club. To be the other half of the Barbarians (with Hensch ). And to spend all my wealth and time with the one 1 love. KIM HOLCOMB Skinny . Art Club 1. Weight Training Club 3, Ski Club 3. Track 3. To bathe in Purple. Rain and lo one day own a Red Corvette. MARK ). HOOVER Hoov . Track 2-4. Wrestling 2-4. Foot- ball 3. To earn lots of money and most of all. share it with someone special. BRIAN W. HOROZF.WSKI Big Bad Bri”. Football 1. Wrestling 2. To go to the top of the WWF. and take the title away from Hulk Hogan. ROBERT HRUZEK KELLIE MARIE HUHN “Huney . Band 1-4. Wind Ensemble 2- 4. Student Council 1-3, Marching Band 2-4. To have fun after graduation, meet new friends but also keep all the special friends 1 already have. ANDREA MARIE HUSSL1 Andi Scarface Huss . Choir 2-4. Packer Weight Training Club 2-4. Usher's Club 2-4, Camera Club 2. To once again play Frogger across Prospect Ave. so 1 can see the Dancing Mexican Food at Kiko's. and to see Mr. Wilke slam dance! To remember to take things us they come and remember that good things come to those who wait. Grimace is God! KURT I. IGOWSK1 Jggy The Kid Wonkus . Orchestra 1-4. Graphics 1-2. Pit Band 2-4. Football Manager .5. To party with EDDIE and all of the other Rivet-Heads after the premiere showing of my movie. YOSHIEIKEGUCHI Yoshi . AFS Club 4. Tennis 4. Basket- ball 4.1 want to come to U.S. again. RICHARD JAGER DEBORAH ANN JANUSZ Chumlie” Deb . Basketball 1. Band 1. Jazz Band 1. Newspaper Editor 1. Arrow 2. Ski Club 4. To always remember the good experiences in my life ... Not the bad. and to fulfill my happiness with the one I love the most... Donald. ANNA MARIE JELJNEK Band 1. To accomplish what 1 want in life, to always be happy with what I have and to share my life with someone who understands me. 135 TAMMY JOAS Tam . To live a happy life with Todd and to someday learn To laugh with my eyes open. BERNARD JOCK JR. DARYL JOHNSON To succeed in all my goals in life. PATRICK L. JOZWIAK JR. |oz . Weight Club. To someday get rich an� l throw the world's biggest’ party at Southridge. MARK KALUZNY Kluski . NHS 3-4. Math Club 3-4. Band 2-4. jazz Ensemble 2-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Pit Orchestra 2-4. Or- chestra 4. To enjoy life and make a lot of money. STEVE KIDDER “Kids . Student Council 1. NHS 4. Math Club 3-4. Stage Crew 2. To forever Go West young man and leave all my troubles behind. CRIST. KIEL Gilley . To make it in life the easy way and to never forget the girls. RENEE ANN KJTZEROW Cheerleading 1. Basketball 1-4. Captain 4. Volleyball 2-3. NHS 3-4. Student Council 2-4, Class President 4. Band President 4. Band Council 2-4. Secretary Treasurer 3. Math Club 4. Symphonic Band 1-4. Jazz Band 4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. Ski Club 4. Colorguard 2-4. Captain 4. Lettermen's Club 3-4. Lab Aide 4. Prom Decorations 3. Musical. To never forget all my friends and the special times we’ve shared, always keep a stnile on my face, and to someday be able to pick on someone else. DIANE KNOLL Di-Di K-No!l . Student Council Rep. 2-3. Student Council President 4. NHS 4. Chairperson-Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Queen 4. Musical 2-4. Stage Crew 2. Choir 4. Chorus 2. To conquer the obstacle of time and prove that my life with Mike will be worth waiting for. KAI KOCH Mr. Rock and Roll Eddie”. Band 4. Jazz Ensemble 4. Pep Band 4. See the New World rise up from the shambles of the old. LYNN ANN KOCH Lynnie . Office help 1. Ushers Club 2- 4. Weight Training Club 2. Track 2-4. Cross Country 3. Ski Club 3-4. Model UN 4. Hall Monitor 4. Pacer 2-4. To have a rich fulfilling life and do all the things 1 ever dreamed of doing. I’m out- ta here! RANDY KOKTOWSK1 Basketball 1. Football 1. 136 REBECCA). KONTOWSKl Spoz . Track }V 3. To always remember the first one 1 loved. And to go on with life the way it takes me. ROBERT). KONTOWSKl ’’Cambodian Man . Football 1. To finish school, to «et a good job and live a good life. SANDRA {. KOPECKY Shortstuff . Forensic� 2. Track 1-2. Pacer 2. To live my life to the fullest and to pursue my career in electronics, and always be happily in love with Kevin. TERRY ALLAN KOWALSKI JULIE feETH KRATT Ju-Boo” Jules . Basketball 1. Volleyball 1-2, NHS 4, Prom Committee 3. To live each day with a smile as best as I can and never disaopoinl the ones 1 love. To move up north with Gary and live happily ever after. NIKKI S KRAUSE “Nick , ‘’Kraus'’’. Track 3-4, Volleyball 2-4. Lettermen’s Club 4. Prom Commit- tee 3. Office Aide 4, Band 1-3, Band Aide 3, Marching Bund 2-3. To live my life to the fullest, to learn from my past mistakes and to always have my parents as my best friends. DENISE MARIE KROMRAj Musical 3-4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. Announced for both guys and girls swim teams 2-3. I am planning on going into the Air Force after graduation and leading a happy and successful life. JILL KROMRAJ Flag Pole CarrierVolleyball 2, Ten- nis 4. Girls Basketball Manager 2-3, AFS Club 2-4, AFS Club President 4, Prom Committee 3. Pep Band 2-4, Concert Band 2-4. Symphonic Band 2-4. To someday become a Solid “Bronze” Dancer or to finally be the mysterv stu- dent at CUDAHY HIGH. And if you know who 1 am tell me. MARY C. KUBACKI To always go for the most important things in life. And to live my life to the fullest. CHERYL ANN KUBAN Koobs . Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-3. To a 1 wavs keep the memories of all the things I love best about High School and to never forget to try my hardest to succeed. KARLA J. KUBISZ ”Kar . Basketball 1-3. Library Aide. To always remember my friends and memories of high school and to never give up until I reach mv goals. KENNETH K. KVF.TON To achieve all the goals I've set for myself. 137 SCOTT LECUS “Midnite Leaker . Diving 1-2, 4. Foot- ball 1-2, Manager 1. To someday go A.W.O.L from the U.S. Army and bocome a Russian spy. DENISE LEE Gargoyle Bahama Mamma”. Stage Crew 3. AFS 3. Guidance Aide 4. CAP 4. To someday have the best coconuts in the Bahamas. GALEN L. LEMKE Itchy-Gleep . Swimming 1-3. Student Council 2-3, Class Vice President 2-3, Drama Club 2, C-Club 2. To never loose touch with my friends no matter how far apart we are (even in Vogueviile). JAMES A. LESCH Cross-Country 1-4. Track 1-4. Swim- ming 1-4. Captain 4. To one day figure out tne mind blowing problems which I face so frequently and always be remembered as one of the cross coun- try guys LUANN LESZCYNSKI Lu Lu . Track 1 -4. Ski Club. To join the Navy. It’s not just an adventure but 97.18 a week. DAVID J. LINDBERG “Cheese Swish . Basketball 1. 4. Volleyball 3-4. Tennis 1-4. Captain 4. Swimming 2. Band 1-4. Ski Club 1-4. To follow that long and w inding road of life only to find out that I'm lost. JERRY P. LUCKMANN The A-Team . Football. Track. I want to be a head chief and have a little career in breakdancing. JEFFREY A. LUNDE Flash”. Tennis 1-2, Lab Aide 3-4. CAP 4. To combine forces with C.M. and find the secret formula for Sugar Frosted Flakes. THOMAS J LYKINS Ludes”. Arrow 3-4. Camera Club 3-4, Track 3. To make the best of everything that comes along and to be ricn ana famous as a rock star. STEVEN V. MAIER Mayor”. To be a millionaire and not hove to work too hard for success. BRYAN F. MANZECK To do the best 1 can in whatever I try to accomplish. CYNTHIA KAYE MARSOLEK Tia”. Football. Basketball, and Track Manager 1. Volleyball 2. Basketball 1-3, Lettermen's 4. Ski Club 3-4. Art Club 2- 3, Library Aide 3-4. Prom Decorating Committee 3, Student Council 1-4. Secretary Treasurer 4. To never forget the memories of the past and to some- day turn all of my dreams into reality. 138 CARRIE CAY MARTORANO Care Bear . Swimming 1-4, Co- Captain 4. Office Aide 3-4, Student Council 1, Band 1-2. To always cherish the serious times in high school and to always laugh at all the weird” weekends!!! SCOTT H MAYFORD “Mayf”. Football 1-4. Basketball 1. A-V 3-4. Band 1. To never forget the memories and to get the best out of life this world has to offer. THOMAS C. MEI.OTIK Mel . Tennis 2-4. Volleyball 2-4, Model UN, Ski Club 3-4. Advanced Biology Lab Aide. Weight Training Club 2. To explore the many unexplored regions of the world, and to someday come face to face with Bigfoot. and to make money by bicycling my way to fame on rny Biunchi. JON PAUL M1KOLAJCZAK Mik”. Student Council 2-4. Forensics 2-4. State A 2-3. Choir 2-4, President 4. Solo and Ensemble 3-4. Musical 2-4. Lead 3-4. Swing Choir 4. Madrigal 4. Drama Club 2-4. Vice President 3. Play 2-4, Advanced Speech 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3. To someday meet that special someone making ail my foolish dreams come true and to never lose mv mezzoity. KEVIN MIKOLAJCZAK Souirrer. Lab Aide. To have the best looking Petcrbuilt in Cudahy, and spend the rest of my life with L.E.. and hope to marry her in the future. CHRISTOPHER G. MILLER Chris . NHS 3-4. J.V. Baseball 2. Lab Aide 4. To combine forces with j. L. and find the secret formula for Sugar Frosted Flakes. MICHAEL f). MILLER Mildew.” Football 1-2. Basketball 1-3, Baseball 3-4. To someday get enough money to attend an A1 Alford basketball camp? STEVEN MILLER “Miller Band . Football 1-4, Swim-ming 1, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Prom Chairperson. Lettermen's Club 3-4. To remember all the good times, and never forget the weekend in Vogueville. . TIMOTHY L MIROCHA Fish”. Track 3. Lettermen's Club 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3. Wrest- ling 1-4. To someday find a middle name! SHEILA MISOVY Gee-La . Student Council Officer I. Office Aide 1, Concert Band 1. Volleyball 1-2, Weight Club 4. To live life in the present, learn from the mistakes Eve made in the past, and remember there will always be a futuro. ROY M. MIZIA Mez” Doc . Basketball 1-2. Football 1-2, Track 4, Gym Monitor 4. Guidance Aide 1-2. To succeed at all my goals and find out what life is all about in the real world. DONNA MOMCILOVIC Ann . NHS 3-4. Student Council 1-4. Class Secretary Treasurer 2-3, Basket- ball 1. Weight Traininc Club 2-3. Library' Aide 3-4. Drama Club 3-4, Presi- dent 4, Musical 3-4. Play 3. Choir 4. Forensics 3-4. State A 3. AFS 4, Junior Miss 1st Runner-Up. To dare to be dif- ferent. do one thing at a time, and be with people who understand me --- my friends. 139 CHKRRl LEE MOMMHR To live, dream, and succeed, and to remember that nothing is impossible to achieve. JULIET. MORAN “Berry . Cross-Country 1-3. Forensics 2-4. Drama 2-4. AFS 4. Modul UN 3-4, Student Director 3. To always learn from the others around me. and them from me. I am out of here! TODD P. MURRAY Boil . Swimming 1. WAYNE R. NEISNER “Neis Wnyner . Football 1-4. Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1. Band 1-4. Pep Band 3- 4. Try not to be better than others, but be better than 1 am right now! LORRAINE NELSON Lor . Girls Swim Team 1-2. Manager 3-4. Musical — Pit 2-3. To live for tomorrow but never forget yesterday. STEVEN T. NELSON Nelly . Cross-Country 1-4, Captain 3-4. Basketball 1-2. Track 1-4, Pacer 4. AFS Talent Show MC To follow the auspicious path to prosperity, never suc- cumb to sinister temptations, and always be remembered as one of the cross country guys. PHILIP PATRICK NICOLATO Dago “Pasta . Football 1-4. Varsity Baseball 2-4. Varsity Baseball Captain 4. Musical 2 and 4. Swing Choir 2-4. Pacer 4. Pacer Aide 4. Lettermen s Club 4. Track 2. Homecoming King 4. AV Aide 3, Ski Club 1-4. State Solo Ensemble 3-4. Colombo's Drosophila Cremation Team 4, Prom Decorating 3. Adv. Sueech 4. To someday be as good a sports broadcaster as Brent Musberger. Irv Cross, or even Chuck Hitt, and remember to always flipsidoodle. CORDON NIKOLIC Gortan Gordonzo . Football 1-3, Adv Speech 3. Baseball 4. To become the next Bob Uecker! Bingo! LYNNE MARIE N1NKO Little Lynnie Shortv”. To live life to its fullest and try to muVe every day bet- ter than the last. MARIA NORDSTROM Carlo . Choir 4. A.L.S.E. American In- tercultural Student Exchange from Malmo, Sweden. My ambition is to be either an electrician or a mechanical engineer and advance from that point. LINDA NOWAK Track l. Basketball 1-2. Volleyball 1-2, 1 o reach up in the sky and pull all the good things out of life, and to always be with the one I love J.W. MA1THEW JOHN NOWAKOWSKI Marching Band 2-4. Drum Major 3-4, Solo'and Ensemble Contests 1-4. Pep Band 2-4. Football 1-2. Pit Orchestra. To learn from the teachings of Albribivades by resting on The bunny grounds and being my own boss. 140 GREGORY PAUL OLF.SZAK Gak . Band 1-4. Ski Club 1. To be magically transformed into an innate object such as a cyclone fence. ERIC OI.SON Thumper . To find a road not yet taken and travel down it to a place beyond my w ildest dreams: to simple endure. WENDY PANFTL When Ding-Bat . Prom Decorating Committee 3. To live each day to the fullest and always hold on to the great memories I shared with others in the past. ROBERTO. PARTEKA Steve . Musical 1 2. Spring Play 4. Chorus 1. Football 1. Varsity Volleyball 4. Model UN 4. Ski Club 1-4. C Club 4. Colombo's Drosophila Cremation Team 4. To someday start my own Bob's rent-a-penguin Business, make $7.f 2, have my spine removed, and become the world's first human slinky. MARIA PAS COLIN I Mary Marc . Concert Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4. Marching Band 2-4. Drum Corp 3-4. Symphonic Band 2-4. Library Aide 1, Hall Monitor 1. To fulfill my dream; and not stop till I hit the top!!! FRED PAUL Da Claw . Football 1-4, Track 1-4. Ski Club 1-4. Ski Team 3-4, C Club 3-4. Weight Club 1-4. Homecoming Court 4. Electronics Club 4. Gym' Monitor 3. To live on a snow filled desert island with a Winchester at my side, and a Sportster to ride. CHRISTOPHER PEARSON DOREEN PEEPER Peeps Lil Peeper . Choir 3-4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. Chorus 1-2. To fulfill all my dreams in life, and to never forget the friends and good times at CHS I had. DENISE PELZEK Baby D . To always live life in hap- piness and to be with Tom forever. LYNN PELZEK Swimming 1-3. Track 2. Office Aide 3. To set up a good career for myself and go through life with a smile. PETER T. PETERSEN Peterman . Football 1-4. Basketball l- 4. Ski Club 3-4. Hall Monitor 3, Athletic Director Aide 3, AV 4. To continue to build castles in the air. but not to forget to put foundations under them: and to go to the Rustic Inn and have a Hillcrest Steakburger. ALAN C. PETERSON Gooch Alsv . Prom King 3. Basket- ball 1-4. Vollevball 2-4. Captain 4. Baseball 2-4. Golf 1. NHS 4. Colombo's Drosophila Cremation Team 4. To ._yspect others, be ns nice as possible, tiy hot to worn’ so much, and someday understand The missing link. 141 MICHELLE LEANN PHIPPS Swim Team 1-4, Captain 4. Track 2. AFS 2. Lettermen's Club 2-4, Student Coun- cil 2-3. NHS 4, Band 2-4. Band Vice President 4. State 1-4. Prom Committee 3. To live, love and laugh, be grateful for the things I have, never look back, live this day as if it were mv last and to Never give up on a dream.'1 IEAN PIORKOVVSKI “Jeannerz . To find tho one I sincerely love: to marry; and take my family to the mountains and live off of nature. TIMOTHY PIPARO JOHN PLACHINSKI Rambo”. Swimming 1. Football 1-4. Electronics Club 4. Gym Monitor 3. To work hard at achieving my goals in life and to retire to an island in the Caribbean. SUSAN MARIE POCHOWSK1 Tu-Tu Sue Bnue Sue P K . Basket- ball 1, Track 1. Musical Lil Abner 2. Pom-Pons 4. To live my life tho best I can. never forgetting tne friends that helped me through the tough times with “avon and a smile. JEFF POLACHOYVSK1 TODD POLASEK JONATHON GRANT PRITZL Pritzl Face . I want to find Miss Right, have a steady eight hour a day job and iny own secludedlittle house. I'll always try to be old fashion. JOHN PROUST Cross Country 2-4. Track 1-4. To some day collect all the money Henschel owes me and use it to buy whatever I please and always be remembered as one of the Cross Country guys. THOMAS S. PUTZ To maintain a healthy outlook on life and keep a psychological advantage over evervone 1 meet. GALE ANNE OUARTEMONT Quart”. Cheerleading 1-4, Cross Coun- try 1-2. Varsity Track 1-3, NHS 3-4, Col- orguard 1-4. Lettermen’s Club 2-4. Presi- dent 4. Band 1-4. Secretary 4. Oklahoma 3. Orchestra 1, 3 and 4. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4. Prom Committee 3. Cudahy’s Junior Miss 1985. Basketball 1. District and State Music Contest 1-4. To always be happy, marry a millionaire, and one day be on time for something. DAVID D. QUELLO Bert Q . Football 1, Golf 1. To become a rich, commissioned officer in the U.S.A.F- and live in the lap of luxury. 142 TERRI RATLIFF Hon 22 Raf Eddie . Hand 1. Volleyball 1-4, All Conference Volleyball 4. To always have a dream that brings a smile to my face, and to catch a seagull for K.VV to use as a mascot at her volleyball games next vear. Go for it Ker. Bon 22! Barbara raufmann THEODORE ALLEN RAYFIELD JR. Rayf Two Can”. Football 1-4. Track 1-4. Always be a rebel, and to head on over to the desert with Mick and jam with “The Stones. WENDY R6NDFLESH PATRICK RENIER Rat . To team up with Big Bod Bri and teach the Road Warriors a thing or two. MICHAEL RICE “Leprechaun . Football 1. I wish and hope to slay with the girl of my dreams (Lynn) and become successful in anything I choose. DANIEL RICHTER ANGIE RICK BECKY RINGSTED Choir 1. Fine Arts Week 1-3. To be the best accountant (CPA). SUSAN MARIE RUPP Sue”. Ushers Club 2. Pep Band 3-4. Band 1-4. Marching Band 2-4. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. To ad- vance in my education and be suc- cessful in life while being with that special person who always makes me smile. ROBERT j.RYMER Squab . NHS 3-4, Swim Team Manager 2-4. Drama Club 2. To never forget my friends no matter how far apart we may be and to get Gleep home for Christmas no matter what it takes. JEFFREY A. SCHILLING “Schill . Football 1-4, Golf 1-4. Basket- ball 1-2. AV 1. To someday have a nice house, a good family, and a steady job. 143 DANIEL THEODORE SCHILZ “Scruffy . Basketball 1-4. Ski Club 3-4. AV 2-4. To never say never again. HEIDI MARIE SCHLEY 'Lump” Hilda’ Schleidi-Hi . Volleyball 1. Basketball 1. To always be in the Cleaver Clan and stay rough and tumble. JEFF SCHLUENZ GREGG SCHLUETER “Eddie”. Basketball 1. Volleyball 2. Golf 1-4. To someday be steam-rolled and learn the methods on how to be a stud like D.A. ERMA SCHMHT Ernie”. Ushers Club 2, AFS 3, Musical 3-4. Chorus 1-2. Choir 3-4. Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. To be the best at everything I try and someday get my life straight. KELLY MARIE SCHNEIDER Schneids” “Dingy . Volleyball 1-3, From Decorating Committee 3. To moke the best of my life, for this too shall pass ... who loves ya?I DAVIDASCHROEDER “Schrodes”. Football 1-3, Basketball 1, AV 1. To have Margie and Rich be proud of me. Keep all my friends, and to give my love to a special someone and live a long life. KENNETH M. SCHROEPFER Shrimpy . To become rich and famous, and to someday crow up to be as tall as mv idol: Gary Coleman. BRENDA ANNE SCHWARTZ Brendar . Tennis 1-3. Chorus 2. Ushers Club 2, Guidance Aide 1. CAP 4. To ac- complish all of my goals in life and to never run out of goals to reach. ANTHONY F. SEERING Shake”. Track 1-2, Weieht Training Club 2. To live out my wildest dreams and to someday find the perfect lady for me. BARBARA SERRA “BC . MICHAEL ALLAN SHARAFINSK1 Sheriff . To escape from Cudahy with my best friends and tour the USA on the fastest cycles money can buy. 144 MARK SI MM ER LING Doc”. I just wanna ruck!!! WENOY JO SMITH “Smitty Wend”. Cheerleading 1-4. Captain 4. Band 1. Ski CIud 3-4. Homecoming Court 4. Library Aide 4. Prom Committee 3, NHS 3-4. Historian 4. Prom Queen 3. To someday see the rest of the world, marry an expert skiier (MP) and to always keep fond memories of the CHS and special friends close to mv heart. PAMELA SRAMEK Browns . Track 2. Track Manager 3. Chorus 1-2. Choir 3-4, District Ensemble J-4. State Ensemble 3. Madrigal 3. Phy Ed Monitor 3-4. To attack all my dreams and have them corne true, because without dreams you’re not really there. t JOSEPH ANTON STADLER Crashly . Golf 1-4, Co-Captain 4. Basketball 1-4, Baseball 4, AV 3-4. To live up to my potential, silence my critics, and someday figure out the Miss- ing Link. - BETH ANN STANISZEWSKI Blondie . Track 2-4. Captain 4. Cross Country' 2-4. Forensics 2-4, State Team. Adv. Speech 3. Pacer Feature Editor 3-4. Orchestra - Pep Band 2-3. Colorguard 2- 3, Model U.N. 4, Solo and Ensemble 1-4. To always live for today, dream for tomorrow, learn from yesterday, and go through the days of my life with a smile — Fm out of here! LJlLjANA STOJADINOVIC Lil . Swim Team 2-3, Prom Commit- tee 3. Choir 4, Cheerleading 1. Pompons 3- 4. Oklahoma 3. Cinderella 4. Let- termen s Club 4. Drama Club 3-4. AFS 4. Camera Club 2. Usher's Club 2-4. Junior Miss Court. Weight Training Club 2-3. To always have confidence in myself and not do anything by chance, for like our soul, confidence will novor return once it's departed. DAVID STOLZ JIM STREHLOW To bo a successful mechanic, and to own a Killer 71 AAR hemi cuda'. MIKE STROM Strommv . Football 1. Swimming 1. Ski Club 1-4. Kill or be Killed. DENISE L STRUCK Rod . Swimming 2-4. To further my education and then do something with rnv life. MICHAEL JAMES SULLIVAN Sully . Volleyball 3-4. Track 3-4. Cap- tain 4. To be radical and rebel, and to know being crazy and nuts is the only way to go {righteous). ERIC SWANOA To live as much os 1 can now. and still take the future seriously. 145 GLORIA ANN TARANTINO ''G-L-O Geegles Glowy . Cheerleading 2. Camera Club 2-3. NHS 4. Prom Decorating Committee 3, Arrow 2-4. Senior Editor 4. To cherish my memories of the past and be ready for the future as it unfolds before me. PAMELA S. TENKE “Pam . To reach my goals and spend tny life with the one I love. John. DANIEL SCOTT THEIN Danny “Tan Mon”. Track 1-2,4. Cross Country 4, Ski Club 1-4, Ski Race Team 2-4. Colombo's Drosophila Cremation Team 4. To make L.T a skier and own my own resort in Patagonia, seek out arid dostroy the shadow of doubt, and avoid headlines by destroying corduroy pillows. LISA ANN THENO Lizza . Pom Pons 2-4, Cheerleading 1, Swim Team 2. Drama Club 3, Advanced Speech 3. Forensics 4. To live and lovo through the joy and jealousy of this crazv mixed up world, and to someday leach D.T. the respect N.Y. deserves! JON THOMPSON DAVID K.TOMCZAK Zak”. Football 1-4. Basketball 1-2, Track 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Ski Club 3-4. C Club 4, Musical 1, AV 4. To be as good a QB as Mike Shultz thinks he is. VERA TRIFUNOVICH Bepa . Cross Country 2-3. Track 1, Model UN 2-4. NHS 3-4. Play 3. Student Director 2. Musical 4. Forensics 2-3, Drama Club 4, Vice President 4. Or- chestra 1-2, Musical Pit Orchestra 2. Ushers Club 3. To never forget how im- portant my past is to my future and to remember that what appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. JEFFREY G.TRINKL “Trink Greenhorn”. NHS 3-4. Presi- dent NHS 4. Math Club 3-4, President 4. Golf 1-4, Student Council 4. Badger Boys’ State. Lab Aide 3-4, Science Bowl 3-4. Prom Court 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. To leave size nine foot- prints in the sands of time. BRUCE VANDER BLOOMER To be a good military person and some- day own a fast car. JAMES VAUGHN “Vaughnie”. Basketball 1-4. Varsity Baseball 3-4. Volleyball 3-4. To find something to do on Friday and Saturday nights than sit at Taco Bell for is this wnat life is oil about?) LYNN FRANCIS VYTLAC1L “Punker” “Frannie”. Chorus 1-2, Choir 3-4. To have a good and fun life, and to make it home by 1:00 on weekends! DENISE WALKER “Dolly . Swim Team 1-3, Track 3. To someday be able to take things one day at a lime. 146 KATHLEEN JEAN WALLER Kat” Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4. Usher's Club 2. 1 must always remember I'm one of Gods creation's. I have a purpose, and I must fulfill that purpose to the best of my abilities, and let that purpose be my guiding light when the road seems dork and endless. KAREN WALSH Baron Eddie . Basketball 1. Volleyball 2. To always be part of the Cleaver Clan, and always remain rough and tumble. BRADLEY N. WHITNEY Musical 4. Madrigal 4 To become successful. THOMAS WIEGAND Wiegs”. Band 1-4. Jazz Band 3-4. Wind Ensemble 3-4. To someday become a roadie with Twisted Sister. DIANE MARIE WILLIAMS Cross Countrv 1-4. State 1. Captain 4. Lettermen's Club 2-4. Student Council President I, Symphonic Band 2-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. Musical Or- chestra 2-4, Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3. To cross the finish line a win- ner. and share my life with the one I love. SUSAN LYNN WOHKHTEL Sue” Susie . Choir 4. Weight Club 4. Library Aide 3. Musical 4. To enjoy life as best I can and that all my dreams be fulfilled. Good luck to everyone. I’m outta here! BARBARA ANN WOLF Barbie Doll”. Swim Team 2-3. Choir 4. Musical 4. Camera Club 2-4. Ushers 2-4. Model UN 4. Madrigal 4. To remember the happy days of smiles gone by and that living simple in a complicated world isn’t easy. JAY WOOD Woody” King” Diamond . Football 1-4. Track 1-4. To not let my creative ability be hampered by the in- competence of my peers. PAUL ALLEN WRONKOWSKI Wrc-iko III”. Football Trainer 4. To someday design and build my own house and park my Lamborghini in the drive way. PATRICE LYNN WYCKLENDT Patty (I) . Choerleading 1-4, Captain 2-4, NHS 3-4. Treasurer 4. Choir 3-4. Musicals 2-4. Lead 4. Solo Ensemble Contest 1-4. State Solo Ensemble Choir Aide 3-4. Swing choir 3-4. Drama Club 4. Prom Committee 3. ”2 live 2 see the dawn.” Prince. SHARI LYNN ZAHN “Larry “Ding Bat “Noz . Cheerleading 1, Yearbook Staff 2-4. Chorus 2. Cnoir 3-4. Camera Club 2. Drama Club 3. Tennis 2 and 4. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Usher's Club 2. Band 1. To alwavs stay in touch with my closest friends (they Know who they are) and to moke all my dreams come true and to share those dreams with Brian. BRYAN ZAWIKOWSKI Zawi” Professor Crash . Football 1-4, Captain 4. Track 1-4. Wrestling 3. NHS 3-4. Homecoming Court 4. Let- termen's Club 4. Badger Boys' State. To never take myself too seriously and to keep Michelle happy, which is no easy task. 147 ALAN ZELKO Zelk.” Golf 1-4. N.H.S. 3-4. Swimming 2. Basketball 1. Lab Aide 4. To become a cop and ticket Mr. Wilke if he gives me lower than a B” in College Prep. |ODY ANN ZIELINSKI McBodi June Ski. Band 1-4. Guntwirling 2-3. Captain 3. Pom Pons 3-4. Captain 4. Basketball 1. Volleyball 2. Ushers Club 2. Letterman’s Club 4. Wisconsin State Honors Band '83. Wind Ensemble 2-4. Symphonic Band 2-4. District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. Pep Band 2. To always be part of the Cleaver Clan, and always re- main rough and tumble. TRACY ZIMNEY Zim-mee. Cheerleading 1. Band 1. Girls' Volleyball 2. Drama Club 3. Prom Committee 3. CAP 4. To work hard enough in college to earn a D.V.M. after my name and make enough money to buyaTrans-Am. JAMES R.ZSEBE Jimbo. Symphonic Band 2-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4. Jazz Ensemble 2-4. N.H.S. 3-4. Math Club 3-4. Pep Band 2- 4. Orchestra 3-4, Pit Orchestra 2-3, District Solo and Ensemble 2-4. State Solo Ensemble 2-4. My goal is to give the world a better road to travel down. LESLIE EAGLE HOWARD RIGDEN MARK LEHNERT Lenny. Band 1-4. Concert Band 2-4. Percussion Ensemble. Marching with S.M. during the summer. To make it through life. CHAR1SSE ANN LERANTH “Char. Volleyball 2. Girls' Track 2-4. Girls' Track Co-Captain 4. Letterman's Club 3-4. Basketball 1. Oklahoma Musical 3. Cinderella Musical 4. Choir 3-4. Choir Aide 4. Chorus 2. To prove to my family and friends that I can make it through whatever I need to. KEVIN WILLIAM SCHELLENBERGER Smurf. To become a captain in the U.S. Army. JOHN D. ST. ONGE If school life is liberty, give me death. MARIA VASQUEZ Mouse.'' To be a success in everything. THOMAS PAUL WENGER “Tommy Wong. Golf 1, Graphics 2-4. To become the best guitarist in the world and share the enjoyment with the woman that suits me best. 148 u Tyft ZntlV fir flrroit). Qajg 1 d.-H 'Curn'co'ar poftrd. 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(Avko a.v CLVC it in Be sure sysT ) within ’ the page size of s you send backgrounds to edgea of cut for small artwork ReedfcJ -o V y yAfs t ■3 tA . 0 $ jJ v - V ty+Av Ans) L a hjy ar Sf 01 s pf0 Zt ' kZkl ,4TX; 1? T, iH£U 4 k' 152 1. PAUL BARRY — Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop, B.S. and M.S. In- dustrial Education, U.W. Stout. 2. MRS. BENJAMIN — Secretarial Arts and Typing. U.W. Whitewater. 3. G. A. BOWE — Dr. English, Developmental Reading, Kansas University, Wise. Whitewater. B.E., Varsity Football Coach, Let- termen’s Club. 4. ELAINE J. BOYCE — Economics — Government, B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin — Milwaukee. 5. MRS. NOLAN BURGER — B.S. Sociology, U.W. Whitewater MSE, U. of Wis. — Milwaukee. 6. MRS. BURAZIN — B.A. Car- dinal Stritch College, Geometry, Algebra, Trig., Consumer Math, Computers. 7. jIM BROMWELL - B.S., UW Oshkosh — Secondary Education, M.S., UW Oshkosh — Guidance, Ushers, Tuba Club, UWBW Society. 8. FRANK J. CHARAPATA - M.A. Marquette U., B.A. St. Norbert College, U. of Wichita, U. of Wis., Madison. 9. RICHARD CHEKE — Univ. of Wyoming, Univ. of Marquette, Univ. of Wisconsin, Stout, B.S. and M.S. 154 RUSS COLOMBO — Sophomore Biology, Advanced Biology, B.S., M.S. Whitewater University. 2. LYNN CRAWFORD — Business Education. 3. 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. Ad- min. — UWM. 5. DENNIS W. DONOVAN — Special Education, B.Ed. — Special Ed. at U.W. Whitewater. 6. KERRY DULL — B.M.E. Milton College, M.M. University of Wisconsin — Madison. 7. JAMES L. FONS — Geometry, Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry, B.A. M.A. Marquette University. 8. RON FOWLER — B.S. UW — Madison, Physical Education. 9. LAVERNE FRANK — Librarian. 9 155 1. THOMAS GILL — Psychology Sr., Government Sr., Economics Sr., University of Wisconsin — Social Studies, M.A. Education Psychology. 2. PATRICIA HANSON — Sophomore Counselor. 3. CHARLES P. HITT — General English, Sr. Journalism, B.S. U.W. Whitewater — English, Arrow (Yearbook) Advisor, Pacer Ad- visor, Varsity Basketball Coach, Camera Club Advisor. 4. STEVE G. HOFFMAN — Physical Education, B.S. and M.S. Notre Dame University of Wiscon- sin, Boys Volleyball Coach. 5. MARY JOHNSTONE — U.W. LaCrosse B.S. Physical Education. 6. BRUCE KAPONYA — U.W. Stout, Automechanics, Power Mechanics, Basic Electronics. 7. JUDY KRELITZ — BFA UWM, Librarian. 8. KEN KUJAWA — B.S. and M.S. in Mathematic UWM, Introduc- tory Calculus, Intro, to Computers, Computer Science, Independent Math, Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. 9. E. JAMES LAFLEUR — World History, German, B.A. Oshkosh, M.A. Whitewater. 156 1. DIANE LINDENAU — Junior E English World Literature, F'ilm Study, B.S. University of Wisconsin Madison, M.S. University of Wiscon- sin Milwaukee Drama Club, Forensics. 2. MS. McELROY — Teaches: Typ- ing 1-2, Advanced Typing, Clerical Practice. 3. MR. MIKE McCURDY — Economics, Government, B.S. Eau Claire, M.S. Whitewater. I 3 4. MRS. KATHY McDERMOTT - Special Education, B.A. — Western Michigan University. M.S. in Exceptional Education and Certification in Learning Disabilities — University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. 5. MRS. TERRI MEYER — French. Driver Theory, B.S. UW — Madison, Varsi- ty Girl’s Swim Team Coach, Chairperson of Foreign Language Dept. 6. MR. WAYNE MEYER — B.S. U.W. — Stout Graphic Arts, Sophomore Basketball Coach, Assistant Boys Varsity Track Coach. 7. NICK MIMIER — Soph. Biology. 8. FREDERICK MURPHY — Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, B.A. Milton College, M.A. Duke University, Chair- man of Science Dept., National Honor Society Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor. 9. WARREN NITZ — Science and Math, B.S. U.W. Oshkosh, M.S.U.W. Whitewater. 157 1. BARBARA A. OTTE — Advanced Speech, Speech 10, English 10. Business English 12, 11-12 B.S. English, Speech, at U.W. Oshkosh, 3 Act Plays — Director, Forensics Assistant. 2. BERNARD A. SCHMIDT — Social Studies, Varsity Football Line Coach, Ski Club Advisor, B.S. History. Physical Education, M.S. College of Racine Psychology, M.S. Whitewater University, Physical Education, Coaching. 3. SCOTT SCHWANTES — B.S. U.W. Stout Industrial Education, A.S., N.C.T.I. Automotive Technology — [r.-Sr. Power Mech. 3 4. MRS. LINDA SEAMAN — B.M. — Alverno College, Choir, Voice Classes, Musical Director. 5. ROBERT SEDLACEK — B.S. Mathematics, Physics, M.S. Educational Psychology, Junior Guidance Counselor, Boys’ Head Swim Coach. 6. JOHN SKILLE — Basic Design, Beginning Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Commer- cial Art, Ceramics, Art Metals and Crafts; B.S. Art at University of Minnesota — Duluth. 7. MRS. SLIVINSKI — Guidance. 8. LEE SOLDA — B.S. UWM, Math, Physics. 9. MARCIA SPLAN — B.A. Home Economics Ed., Foods, Child Development, Cheerleader Advisor. 9 1. MR. ROBERT SPRADER — Sophomore English, Assistant Foren- sics Coach. 2. MRS. MARY ROSE STEINKE — Marquette University B.A. and M.E.D. U.W.M., Cardinal Stritch College, Forensics Coach. 3. MARK PULKOWNIK 3 4. MRS. MARTHA STOLAR — Home Economics Dept., Graduated Iowa State University. 5. MR. HENRY TRZECIAK — Stevens Point B.S. St. Mary’s Col- lege, M.S. Biology. 6. MR. LARRY TRESP — Director of Orchestras Grades 4-12, B.F.A. — UWM — Milwaukee. 7. JEFF TRICKEY - B.S. Ripon College, M.S. U.W.M., Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Strength Training Advisor. 8. MERRI LEE UNRATH — Soph. Speech, Forensics, Pom- Pons, 6 Advisor, University of Wisconsin — Milwaukee. 9. MR. STEVEN VANDERVEST — B.S. and M.S. University of Wisconsin Stout, Head B-Team Football Coach. 159 1. CAREY VENNfi — English 5-6, Geography 1-2, B.S. English, U.W. Oshkosh, M.S. U.W.M., Asst. Foot- ball Coach, A.V. Supervisor. 2. JOHN WALTER - Athletic Director, U.S. History. 3. CALVIN O. WETZEL — Junior English, Advanced Composition, B.S. and M.S. U.W. Milwaukee, Head Cross- Country Coach — Boys, Co-Cross Country Coach — Girls. 3 4. PHILIP WILKE — A.F.S. Club, Senior English. 5. JOHN WORECK — B.S. U.W. Oshkosh, Chemistry Major, Math Minor; M.S. U.W. Whitewater — Guidance. 6. LAURENCE ZIBELL — Plane Geometry, Computers, Calculus; B.S. and M.S. U.W. Milwaukee. 6 160 7. MICHAEL MCCARTHY - Special Education B.S. U.W. Milwaukee, M.S. Cardinal Stritch. 8. MARCIA EGGLESON FRY — Recreation Director, Illinois State University — Normal, B.S. Recreation Administration. 9. MRS. RHODA FOLEY — M.A. Cardinal Stritch College, Sp. Education. 9 Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal Gerald Benka Harold F. Lorenz Neal J. Michel School Board jEFTTO RIGHT, Seated: Sherry Grochowski, Patti Meerschaert. Donnas Liermann. STANDING: Bus. Mgr. Baird A. Stouffer, Joseph Furdek, Ray- nond Glowacki. Arthur Schabla, Superintendent Gerald Benka, Pres. Lee Kraus. 161 Congratulations Congratulations ’85 your hosts Ron Shari Friends Too Banquet Party Rooms Fine Food Wet Goods 5880 S. Packard Ave. 482-2070 Judy John Angela 4016 S. Packard St. Francis 162 Wisconsin Food Sales LTD. P.O. Box 473 5403 S. LAKE DRIVE CUDAHY, Wl 53110 481-1202 Contact: Bill Jaehnert Fund Raising: featuring cheese and sausage, Kringles from Racine, nuts, candy, spices, gift packages for all occasions 8 to 6 mon. • Sat. 8 to 2 Sunday Cjagiiano s Slalian ‘Deli FRESH BREADS CANNOLI - DAILY 4770 S. Packard ave. PETER GAGLIANO 6. SAL 482-3350 Wrecks Rebuilt Auto Painting 481-3965 I A � «C1ALTT 1 CUDAHY AUTO BODY, INC. General Auto Body Work Ed Cork, Pres. 5171 So. Whitnall Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 53110 Hi ALLISON: The Class of “91” is one school closer now! Tempest Fugit REMINDER ENTERPRISE 3643 E. Barnard Ave. 744-4030 163 In Memory of Jeffery Lambert Away I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since he lingers there. And you — O you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return — Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of there as the love of here; Think of him still the same, I say; He is not dead — he is just away! By James Whitcomb Kiley — With Love, The Lambert Family 164 Peter James Luedke In Remembrance of Him Friendship is a big part in growing up in our lives. There was a person who was everybody’s friend, Pete J. Luedke. There were many kids who grew up with Pete and knew him as one of a kind. There was nobody in the world like Pete; he was very special. Peter had that something special that no one else had. Those who knew him, knew that special something. He radiated friendship as often as he smiled. It was an unmistakable openness of wit and carefree attitude that made him so easy to like. Ever since Pete was a small kid he was good natured. If you said something he didn’t like, he would just smile and bear it, but just like everyone else, where there’s good in a person, there was just the same amount of bad. Somewhere they made a mistake with Pete because he had a lot more good in him than bad. If you had him as a friend, you never would need another, because if you needed help or just someone to talk to, he was there. The saying that all good things come to an end, must be right, because Pete had a lot of good in him. — Written by Terry Kowalski, Ann Mar- tin, Clinton Burns For and in Memory of Peter 165 In Memory of Daniel J. Zabludowski April 28th of 1984 was a dismal day for the family, friends and classmates of Daniel Zabludowski, a fellow Cudahy Senior High School student. Dan was a passenger on a motorcycle that never made it back to Cudahy that night because a car hit the cycle and began a tragic nightmare. Dan was a hard worker, but he also liked to have fun. Playing around with cars and listening to heavy metal music, as well as participating in various sports, were some of Dan’s hobbies. During Dan’s first year of high school, he was on both the football and wrestling teams as well as in the weight training club. He hoped to further his education in Industrial Arts and become a teacher in the southern states where it is warm. Dan is remembered by his friends as someone who would do anything to help someone else and because of his genuine attitude towards others, Dan had many friends. This was clearly obvious on the day of his funeral. Each and every person who was at that funeral can remember a special moment that he shared with Dan. And so we search for the answer to ex- plain why such a special person was stolen from our lives? We can only pray that God, in His divine wisdom, knows the reason why. 166 Congratulations to the “Class of 1985” from ... 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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1985 From CITY OF CUDAHY OFFICIALS Mayor..............Lawrence P. Kelly City Clerk..................Frank J. Janicek City Treasurer.....Robert P. Sadowski City Attorney.........James E. Boren Municipal Judge....Gregory P. Gregory Aldermen: Frank L. Chovanec Norman T. Siegel Eugene Zawikowski Ronald Smolinski Clarence W. Langer ARROW PATRONS Nowicki True Value 3050 E. Layton Ave. 483-5550 Airport Welding Service 2433 E. Laton Ave. 482-0132 Masik Tool Die 4820 S. Whitnal Ave. 481-5180 White Hen 3600 E. College Ave. 764-5590 Better Paint Wallpaper inc. 2433 E. Layton Ave. 744-2610 Century 21 Bohman Assoc. Realty, Inc. 3715 E. Layton Ave. 769-2121 Behlendorf Floral Shop 3540 E. Layton Ave. 744-0313 A A. V. (Act) 79 Ackerman. Allan (10) 106 Adams. Sheryl (10) 106 Adams. Thomas (12) 128 Addis. Lisa (10) 106 AFS Club (Acc) 77 AFS Students (Act) 76 Alexander. Michelle (10) 106 Alioto. Margherita (12) 146, 186, 127, 128.90, 102 Allen. Christine (10) 106, 99 Amann, Suzanne (10)62, 95. 106, 96 Anderson, John (12) 128 Applebee, Kim (10) Arnold, Jeffrey (12) 128 Arriens. Darrin (12) 128 Arrow (Act) 20 Artclub(Act) B B-Team Football (Act) 54 Bacon. Gregory (12) 82. 128 Bagnieski, Teresa (11) 118 Bajczyk. Robin (10) 97, 106 Balow. Paul (11)95, 118 Baren. Michelle (12)91. 128,83 Barker. Scot (11) 55, 118 Barr. Alan (10) 106 Barry. Paul (F) 154 Barutha, Denise (11) 94. 118 Barutha, Jerri (10) Barutha. Pearl (11) 118 Becker, Cheryl (12)87, 128 Becker. Steven (10) Becker, Wendy (12) 46, 58, 127, 128 Bednar, Rebecca (12)46, 79,87. 93. 128.90 Bcdusek, Stacy (10) 106 Behl, Christopher (11)87, 118 Belsky, Steven (12) 127 Bender,Jennifer(ll)82.93, 118 Benjamin, Kathleen (F) 154 Benson, Robert (10) 87, 106 Benz. Paula (11) 118 Berg. Heather (10) 62. 95, 106 Berg.jacqulyn (11) 118,99 Berg, John (11)65,94. 118, 57 Berglund. Chris (11) 118 Bcrken.Jo Ann (11) 79, 94. 118 Berlin. Eric (10) 55. 106,71 Bermann, Michelle (12) 27,46,91, 128,83, 99. 103 Best. Terri (10) 106 Bieniewski, Gregory (12) Billo, Kim (10) 58 Bindas. Lori Ann (11) 36. 79,91. 118 Bindas. Mark (12)61, 128 Bisci, Richard Jr. (11) 36, 75,94, 118 Blank. Scott (11)65, 118, 57 Blaskowski, Kim (12) 129 Blochowicz. Jerome (12)66, 129 Bloechl, Cynthia (12) Bobrowicz. Christopher (12) 45, 50. 51. 127, 129 Bodwin. David (11) 118 Bodwin. Steven (10)67, 106 Boldin. Deborah (10) 106, 70 Boltik, Kathleen (10)97. 106, 70 Bond. Sharon (11) 118 Bondar, Anthony (10) 55, 79, 106 Bondar, Diane (12)80, 129 Borchardt. Michael (11) 118 Borck. Chris (12) 36. 50. 129 Boren. Andrew (10) 106 Boren. Patricia (11)80, 118 Boretski, Jacqueline (10) 106 Boretsky, Brenda (11) 118 Borkowicz. David (12) 129 Borkowicz. Dyan (11)91. 118 Bowe. Gerald (F) 55. 154 Boyce, Elaine (F) 154 Boys B-Team Basketball (Act) 73 Boys Basketball (Act) 72 Boys Cross country (Act) 51 Boys Swim (Act) 64,65 Boys Tennis (Act) Boys Track (Act) 61 Boys Volleyball (Act) 71 Braun, Penny (12) 42, 60, 62,89, 94,97. 129 Bray. Donald (11)94. 97, 118.96 Brempell, Kelly (10) 81, 106 Broderick, Daniel (11) 95,97. 118. 96 Broderick, Lisa (11) 62,87.97. 118 Brody, Christy (11) 118 Brody. Kim (11) 79. 118 Brocckel. Lisa (12) 129 Bromwell,James (F) 154 Brown, Phyllis (10) Brown, Todd (11) 82, 87, 118 Brown. Vito (10) 106 Brummeyer, Victoria (10)92, 110 Brzek, Duane (10) Brzek.Johnathon L(10) 106 Brzycki, Jeff (12) 75, 129 Buchholz, Judith (12) 1, 20. 46, 47, 78. 82. 129, 149 Budnik, Scott (10) 106 Budzien, Kimberly (11) 118 Buerger, Therese (12) 46, 50, 58. 89. 129, 90.83 Bugni. Jennifer (11) 50, 51, 118, 102.99 Bunthoff, Renee (12) 77. 129.83, 96 Burazin, Susan (F) 154 Burditt, Donna (12) 130 Burditt, Jeffrey (11)65, 110, 57 Burger, Patricia (F) 154 Burkel, Jeffrey (10) 106 Burns. Barbara (10) 105, 106 Burss, Barry (11) 118 Burss. Toni (11) 118 Butler. Michelle (10) 36, 81, 106 Buttke. Dana (10) .36,106 C Cahak, Larry (10) 59, 106 Camera Club (Act) 86 Campbell, Gregory (11) 118 Cantillon, Deborah (11) 118 Carusillo, Luigi (12) 8. 59, 75. 77, 130 Case. Sharon (11) 62.97. 118 Cecil. Sarah (12) 60, 130 Cetnarowski. Deborah (11) 118 Charapata. Frank (F) 154 Charbonneau, Nicole (10) 106 Cheke. Amy (11) 118.99 Cheke, Richard (F) 154 Chetto. Tony (12) 130 Choir (Act) 98 Chorus (Act) 99 Christ. Colleen (12) 58. 130 Ciurlik,Joseph (12) .36, 73, 81,94. 1.30. 72 Ciurlik. Kathryn (11) 36, 75, 77, 81, 118, 96 Coffey. David (11) 55.87.118 Coleman, David (12) 1.30 Colombo, Russell (F) 105, 155 Colorguard (Act) 97 Conta, Gia (12) 79. 1.30,8.3 Corbisier, Thomas (10) 106 Cottreau, Michael (11)61, 118 Cousert. Michael (11)118 Crapitto. Joseph (12)89, 94, 130, 90. 38. 96 Crawford. Lynn (F) 155 Croft. Gregory (12) 2.3, 127 Croft. Scott (10) 106 Crowbridge, Jill (11) 119 Cuellar, Nicole(11)91. 119 Culver, Karen (12) 1.30, 149 Culver, Robert (12) 1.30 Cuplin, Kenneth (10) 106 Curatola, Joanne (10)92, 106 Czarnecki. Sally (12) 1, 20.46, 47, 78. 130. 149.99 Czarnecki, Christine (10) 106 Czerwinski, Christopher (12) 19, .36,94, 97, 131,96 Czerwinski, Laura (10)62.65, 106 Czubck, Richard (12) 1.31 D Dahlberg, Tod (10) 59. 65, 107 Dances (Act) 68, 69 Daniels, Lisa (10) 107 Dartey, Elizabeth (11) 119 Davis. Jim (12)45, 55. 61, 82. 1.31.90. 83 Davis. Robert (10) 107 Day. Brian (10) 59. 107 Deacon. Kim (10) 58. 97, 107 Dean, Daryl (F) 58, 61, 155 Deau. David (10) Deau, Tammy (12) 1.31 Degeneffe, Sheila (12) 1.31 Degeneffe. Charles (11)119 Demuth. Lawrence (11) 119 Derby. Gerald (F) 155 Derby. Sean (10) 107, 71 Dertz, Lori (12) 131 Dettlaff. Richard (11)94, 119,96 Dewald, Brent (10) Dietrich. Wendy (10) 58, 77, 107 Dobek, Kathleen (12) 131 Dobrzynski, Wendy (12) 1, 20, 46, 75, 78, 131, 149.90 Dolhun, Todd (10) 65, 107, 57 Dombrowski, Nancy (11) 119 Domin, Diane (11) 119 Donnelly. Todd (11) 59. 119 Donovan, Dennis (F) 155 Dorgay, Renee (10) 107 Doughty. Steven (11) 119 Dovi. Michelle (11)91. 119 Drama Club (Act) 82 Drana.John (12) 29. 55. 7.3,82. 131,90,8.3, 39. 72 Drehfal. Renee (12) 29. 131 Dressnandt. Kim (12)91. 131 Dros. Robert (12)82. 1.31 Duffek. Patricia (11) 119 Dugan. Meredith (F) Duggan. Tracy (11) 79. 119 Dull. Kerry (F) .37. 155 Dzurick.John (12) 22, 132, 182, .38 E Eagle. Leslie (12) 62.82, 87. 148 Eickhoff, David (10) 107 Ekes. Don (10) 66. 97.94. 107 Ernst. Sharon (10) 107, 11.3 F Falck, Matthew (12) 1.32 Fehlhaber, Julie (11)80, 119 Feiten, Kim Mari (12) .36, 75, 77,94,97, 132, 149.96 Ferch. Kenneth (10) 107 Ferry, Curtis (11) 119 Filtz. Connie (11) 119 Fix, Richard (11) 119, 83 Fix, Russell (12) Fixel. Michael (10) Fleischman, Paul (12) 1.32 Fogcl, Gina (12)8, 45, 36.132.90 Fojtik, Peter (12) 55.82, 87, 132,8.3 Fojtik, Timothy (11) 119 Folger, Doreen (11)119 Fons, James (F) 155 Fontaine, Mark (12) 1.32 Football (Act) 10 Forensics (Act) 81 Foster, Charles (10) 107 Fowler, Ronald (F) 18 Frahman, Sherri (11) 119 Frazier. Jeffrey (12) 82 Freichels, Lori (12) 46, 80, 1.32 Fricano. Anthony (12) 1.32 Frick. Todd (11) .36, 59.65, 82.94. 97 Fricke, Thomas (11) 87, 119 Friedl, Tracy (10) 107 Fry, Daniel (12)82, 1.32 Fryer, Ronald (11) 119 Frymark, Michelle (10) 107 Fund Raisers (Act) Furgason, Paul (10) 107 G Gacek, Steve (12)61, 132 Gacek, Ted (12)82,1.32 Gaidosh, Jeffrey (12) 27, 59,65, 1.31,133, 149, 57 Gavin, Patrick (12) 133 Gavin, Robert (10) 55, 107 Gawlak, Thomas (10) 107 Gedig, Genna (11) 29. 58.60, 119, 70 Gedig, James (10) 55, 66, 79, 87, 107 Gentz, Catherine (12) 99 Gentz, Wayne (10) 98 Gerber. Cheryl (12) 133 188 Gerber. Daniel (10) 15. 87. 94. 97. 107, 57 Gerber. Francine(lO) 107 Gerber. Lisa (11) 119 Geshrick, Scott (11) 119 Gill. Thomas (F) 156 Girls B-Team Basketball (Act) Girls Basketball (Act) 58 Girls Cross Country (Act) 58 Girls Swim (Act)62 Girls Tennis (Act) 62 Girls Track (Act) 60 Girls Volleyball (Act) 70 Gniotczynski. Gregory (10) 107 Goebel, Robert (12) Golding. Shelley (10) 75. 89, 107 Golf (Act) 67 Gooder, Sue (12) 36,133,99 Gordon, Donald (11) Grabowski. Lori (10) 107 Grahn. Shari (12) 36, 133,149.99 Grams. Jerome (12)81, 133 Grams. Scott (12) Graduation ”85 (Act) Gray. Christine (12) 133 Griffith, Steven (12)45, 82,99, 133 Grimm, Janet (12) 19, 133 Grimm, Timothy (12) 23.133 Grochowski, Tammy (11) Groshek, Amy (10) 77,95,107 Gross, Annette (12) 75. 94,133 Gross, Phillip (10) 55,94, 107 Gruener, Douglas (12) 133,90 Grunert, Holly (10)62, 89, 107 Grzesk, Cynthia (10) 107 Guidance Aides (Act) Gupta, Venu (11) Gustafson, James (12) 134 H Hablewitz, Kevin (12) 29, 61,134 Hach, Laurie (11) 75, 77,81,96 Hagen. Matthew (10) 55. 74, 107 Halfmann, Drew (12) 42, 50, 61,81,89, 134, 90, 83 Halfmann, Pamela (10) 50, 77.80,81,89, 105, 107, 83 Hall. Kym (11) Halverson, Timothy (11) 119 Halverson, Daniel (11) 59, 82, 119 Halverson, Kurt (11) 119 Halverson, Dawn (11) 119 Hamaker. Mary (12) Hammond, Colleen (10) 107 Hansen, Jacqueline (11) 119 Hanson, Patricia (F) 156 Hardy, Barbara (11)62, 120 Hardy, Bradley (10)65, 108, 57 Hardy, David (12) 82, 134 Hardy, Rose (10) 108 Hart. Christine (12) 134 Hart. Kim (10) 89, 91, 108 Harvey, Donald (12) 134 Harvey. Susan (12) 87,134 Haske, AnneMarie (ll) 120, 99 Hauski, Cheryl (11) 120 Hecker. Laura (11) 18,49, 58, 89. 120, 83, 102,99. 70 Heinzelman, John (12) 19, 27,61,134, 83, 102,98 Heinzelman, Laurie (10) 58. 108, 149.99 Helgeland, Gary (10) Helgeson, Michelle (11) 120 Helgren, Kenneth (11)65, 120, 57 Helm. Mark (10) 108 Henry. Mark (12) 29. 45. 73. 134. 149,90. 39,72 Henry, Robert (10) 55. 108. 71 Henschel, Phillip (12) 55.61, 134 Henschke, Scott (12) Hernandez. Norma (11) 120 Hernandez, Gilbert (10) 108 Herrick, Michael (12) 46, 134 Hersil, Michelle (10) 79,108 Hesselbach, Andrew (12) 36,87, 94, 97, 134,83 Hilpert, Richard (11) 120 Hintz, Robert (11) 48. 50. 61, 94.97, 120 Hitt. Charles (F) 75. 156 Hixenbaugh, Kenneth (10) 55, 108 Hoefgen. James (12) 55. 79.135. 83 Hoffmann, Lynn (10) 108 Hoffmann. Steve (F) 59. 156 Holcomb. Kim (12) 60,135 Holguin, Lynn (11) 58, 87, 95. 120, 70, 96 Homecoming Candidates (Act) 6. 7 Homecoming Court (Act) 8,9 Hoover, Mark (12)61, 135 Horozewski, Brian (12) 135 Hoyt, Andrew (11) 120 Hruzek, Christopher (11) 120 Hruzek, Robert (12) 135 Hughes, Colin (11) 55, 120, 83 Huhn. Kellie (12) 94,135 Hussli, Andrea (12) 82, 135,99 I Ianni, Anna (10)92. 108.113 Ice, Rebecca (11) 87, 120 Igowski, Cassandra (10)91, 97, 108 Igowski. Kurt (12) 19. 97, 135 Ikeguchi, Yoshie (12) 62, 75, 77, 135, 70 Immel; Esther (11)60, 120,99 J J.V. Cheerleaders (Act) 92 Jackson, Sharod (11)66,120 Jacobs, Todd (10) 108 Jacobs, Tracey (10) 108 Jaeger. Christopher (11) 59. 94,97,120 Jager, Richard (12) 135 Jagodzinski, Wayne (10) 108 Jambretz. Jeffrey (l 1) 27, 55,61.97, 120, 83 Janicki, Jeanie (11)60, 120 Janikowski. Thomas (11) 50,61,120,83 Janusz, Deborah (12) 135 Jaz2 Band (Act) 96 Jeffrey, Andrew (11) 55, 120 Jelinek, Anna (12) 135 Jenders.Jodi (12) Jesse, Gary (11) 120, 57 Joas, Tammy (12) 136 Jock, Bernard Jr. (12) 55, 79, 136, 83 Jock. Laura (10) 92, 108, 113 Johnson, Andrea (11) 75 Johnson, Christopher (10) 108 Johnson, Clifford (10) 108 Johnson, Daryl (12) 23, 82, 136 JohnsonJoell (12) Johnson, Mike (10)66, 108 Johnstone. Mary(F) 156 Jovkovich.Jalina (10)80,80, 108 Jozwiak. Patrick (12) 22, 136 Jung, Diane (10) Junkans, Mark (10) 108 K Kaari. Kevin (11) 50. 51,61. 120. 72 Kabacinski, Norbert Jr (11) 120 Kabacinski. Gail (10) 108 Kalfas.Jon (11) 120 Kaluzny. Mark (12) 36, 95,97, 136,90,96 Kaminski, Michael (10) 108 Kapczynski.Joel (11) 120 Kaponya, Bruce (F) 22, 156 Kehoe, Keane (ll) 120 Kidder, Steven (12) 36, 136,90 Kieckbusch. Douglas (11) 73. 120. 72 Kiel, Christopher (12) 136 Kirsch. Kimberly (10) 77, 89,108 Kitzerow. Renee (12) 24. 36, 89.95. 97, 136. 90. 83. 70 Kleinowski, Kristine (11) 97, 120 Kleppin, Dawn (11) 120.99 Klobuchar, Elizabeth (11)62,82, 120 Klotz, Glen (10) 108, 71 Kluczykowski. Michael (11)97, 120 Kmieciak,Jeri(10) 58, 105, 108 Knoch, Gail (11) 120 Knoll. Diane (12) 8. 45,46.89. 127. 136,90. 83. 102, 99 Koch, Kai (12)97,136,96 Koch, Lynn (12) 36.60,80.87, 136 Koenig, Catherine (10) 108, 70 Koenig, Jack (11) .36,82, 120, 38 Koenig, Kelly (10) 108 Koktowski, Randy (12) 127, 136 Kontowski, Rebecca (12) 137 Kopecky, Sandra (12) 137 Kopecky, Susan (11) 120,99 Kopp. Amy (11)82, 120 Kopp, Dale (11) 120 Koren, Jeffrey (10) 36,108, 120 Koren.John III (11)96 Kossel, Linda (11) 60,87.94, 120,96 Koszykowski, David (11) 121 Kottke. Bradley (10) 55, 108 Kowalski, Terry (12) 137 Kozelek, Kim Marie (11) 121 Kranz, Tracey (ll) Kratt, Julie (12) 46, 137 Kraucunas, David II (12) Kraus, Scott (11)87.95,97, 121 Krause. Chris (11) 59,61,66, 121,83 Krause. Nicki (12) 58,60,80, 137, 83 Krawczyk, Michele (ll) 94,121, 70,96 Krawczyk, Sandra (10) 108, 70 Krelitz.Judy (F) 156 Kroll, Michelle (11) 121 Kromraj, Denise (12) 82,137,99 Kromraj.Jill (12)62, 75, 77,95, 137.96 Krueger, Ruth (10) 108 Kruszka, Donna (10) 75, 108 Kruszka, Scott (11) 121,98 Ksobiech, Paul (10) 59,97, 108,96 Kubacki, Ann (ll) 121 Kubacki, Lisa (11)82,93 Kubacki, Mary (12)82, 137 Kubacki. Susan (10) 108 Kuban. Cheryl (12) 18. 58, 137 Kubel. Joe (11) 48, 55.67, 79,87. 121 Kubisz, Karla (12) 79. 137 Kuchera. Annette (10)91 108 Kuchma. Anthony (11)66, 121 Kuchma.Jennifer (10)91. 108 Kuehne, Tammy (11) 121 Kujawa, Kathleen (11)62,121, 70 Kujawa. Kenneth (F)49. 73, 156, 72 Kukowski, Laurie (10) 108 Kulinski.Jessica (11)80.121, 149. 102.99 Kunesh, Kandice(ll) 121,99 Kunesh, Kim (11) 121, 149, 102,99 Kupferschmidt. Julie (11) 121 Kurowski, Linda (ll) 121, 102,99 Kurucz. Rachelle (10) 92.109,113 Kutsch, Michelle (10) 62. 109 Kveton. Kenneth (12)82, 137 L LaBorde, Patricia (10) 109 LaCap. Dennis (11) 73, 121.72 LaFleur. Edward (F) 156 LaFountaine. Terrance (10) 109 Langowski, Philip (10) 109 Lasher. Sandra (10) 109, 70 Last. Denise (11) 27,81, 121,99 Last. Kelli (10) 109,99 Laufenberg. Thomas (11) 121 Lausier, Debbie (11) 121,99 Lawrence. Kimberly (10) 109 Lawrence. Launa (10) 109 Lecus, Scott (12)65, 138, 57 Lee, Denise (12) 78.82. 138 Lee, Jeffrey (11) 25, 59, 121 Lehnert, Mark (12) 95,148 Lemke, Galen (12) 138 Lcngyel, James (ll) 55,61,66,121 Leonhardt, Tom (11)87,121 Leow, Jeffrey (11) Leranth, Charisse(12)60, 148 Leranth, Cindy (11)89.95,121, 70,96 Lesch, James (12) 50, 51,61,65, 138. 57 Leszcynski, Luann (12) 138 Letterman s Club (Act) 83 Library Aides (Act) 79 Lindberg, David (12) 59, 73,94, 138, 72 Lindenau, Diane (F) 157 Link, Curtis (11) 55,61, 79. 82,95,97, 121,83 Linski, Jay (11)20, 121, 131,98 Lisota, Thomas (ll) 55,61, 73.121.72 Lisowski, Robert (11) 55, 121 Lisowski, Kris (10) 109 Litka, Lorianne(ll) 121, 102 Litkowiec, Carol (11) 62, 121,99 Lopez, Carmen (10) 50, 109 Lorenz. Harold F — Principal Lorenzen, Amy (11)62, 121 Luckmann, Gerald (12) 55, 138 Luedke, Cheryl (11) 121 Lukes, Tom (11) 55,82, 87, 121 Lunde, Diane (ll) 121 Lunde, Jeffrey (12) 36,80, 138 Lundh, Scott (10) 109, 102,98 Lykins, Thomas (12) 138 Lynde.Jack (10) 55,109.71 189 M MacKnight, Marla (11) 121 Madrigal (Act) 103 Maier, Keldon (10) 109 Maicr, Steven (12) 138 Malmberg, Bruce (10) 109 Manzcck, Bryan (12) 138 Manzeck. Kevin (10) 109 Marching Band (Act) 95 Marsolek, Cynthia (12) 18.46, 79. 89. 1.38. 83 Marsolek, Sherri (12) Martin. Norma Jean (10) 109 Martorano, Carrie (12) 62,80. 138 Martorano. David (11) 65.94,97,121, 83, 57, 96 Maslowski, Jill (11) 79. 80.91. 121 Masny, Amy (10) 109 Matthews. Sean (10) 25 May, Tammy (10) 109 Mayford, Scott (12) 55, 79.1.38 McCarthy, Michael (F) 160 McCurdy, Michael (F) 157 McDermott. Kathleen (F) 157 McElroy.Jane (F) 157 McGinnis, Michele (10) 109 McKendry. Kathy (10) 105, 109.99 Melotik,Jacqueline (11) 50, 51, 122 Melotik. Thomas (12) 59.80. 139 Merlin, Raymond (11) 25, 55,66, 122 Meyer, Carol (11) 48, 50. 51,60,82, 122,83 Meyer, Kurt (11) 122 Meyer. Sara (10) 79,109. 70 Meyer, Terri (F)62,63. 157 Meyer, Wayne (F) 31.61, 157, 72, 71 Meyeroff, Faye(F) Meyers, Gene (11) 87. 122 Michael. Neal — Vice Principal Michalski, Duane (12) Michalski, Elizabeth (11) 122, 149, 99 Mikolajczak.Jon (12) 27,40. 42, 81,89, 139, 83. 102,98 Mikolajczak. Kevin (12) 139 Mikolajczak, Cheryl (10) 58, 109 Mikula, Matthew (10) 109 Milinovich, Douglas (10) 55, 109 Millar, Melanie (11) 122 Miller. Brian (11) Miller, Christopher (12) 139,90 Miller,Joseph (10) 109 Miller, Michael (12) 139 Miller, Steven (12) 55,139 Mimier, Nicholas (F) 157 Minerath, Diane (10) 109 Minikel, Theresa (10) Mirocha, Tim (12)66,139,83. 102,98 Misovy, Sheila (12) 139 Mizia, Roy (12) 23,139 Momcilovic, Donna (12) 27, 40, 42, 75, 77, 79.81,89, 139,90.83,99 Momcilovic, Milos (10) 109 Mommer, Cherri (12) 140 Moran. Julie (12) 36.42, 77,80. 81,82, 140, 149 Morchinek, Patricia (11) 36, 58, 122 Morrison, Daniel (12) Morrison, Lisa (11) 122 Mowers, Mark (11) 122 Mrnik, Daniel (11) 65,87.94,97,122, 57.96 Mueller, Lia (10) 109 190 Munoz. Alicia (11) 89. 122 Murphy. Fred (F) 157 Murray. Kevin (10) 109 Murray, Todd (12) 140 Musical (Act) 26 N Napierala. Ronald (11) 122 National Honor Society (Act) 90 Naujokat, Karla (11) 122 Neisner, Elian (10) 75, 77. 95. 109 Neisner. Wayne (12) 55.94. 140, 149, 39.96 Nelson. Jay (11) 122 Nelson. John (11)65, 122, 57 Nelson, Jodi (10) 109.70 Nelson, Karen (10) 109 Nelson, Lorraine ()12) 62, 79, 140 Nelson, Steve J. (11)65, 122, 57 Nelson, Steve (12) 50. 51,61,140,83 Nelson, William (10) 109, 57 Nemeth, Larae (11)60, 122 Nemeth. Michael (12) Nerat, Cynthia (10) Ness, Trudy (11) Neuman. Mark (11) 94, 122,96 Newcomer, Joyce (10) 109 Nicolato. Philip (12) 9. 27, 30, 55, 82,87, 140, 83. 102. 98 Nikolic, Gordon (12) 140 Ninko, Lynne (12) 140 Nitz, Warren (F) 157 Nolte, Michele (11) 60,82,89, 93,122 Nordstrom. Maria (12) 140,99 Nowak, Laura Lee (11)89,122 Nowak, Linda (12) 140 Nowakowski. Matthew (12) 95. 140, 38,96 O Oconnell, Julie (10) 89,97,110 Office Aides (Act) 80 Ohlendorf, Dean (11) 24, 122 Oleszak, Greg (12)95, 141 Olson. Eric (12)8, 36. 55,82,141,90. 83 Olson, Jason (11) 48, 59,61, 122, 103 Olson. Keith (11) 122 Olson, Sean (11) 122 Ondrejka, Tina (10) 110 Oravecz, Shelley (11) Orchestra (Act) 97 Orcholski, Cherie(ll) 122 Orne, Eric (11) 122 One, Barbara (F) 42, 158 Otto. Kim (11) 62. 79,122, 83 Owen, Erin (10) 20,62, 78, 110, 113. 70 P Pacer (Act) 83 Palkowski, Eric (11) 55,122 Panfil, Wendy (12) 141 Parisey, Denise (12) 82 Partcka, Lori (10) 110,113 Parteka. Robert (12) 24, 59, 80,127, 141, 37 Pascolini, Maria (12) 79,95, 141,96 Paul. Frederick (12) 8, 22, 55, 61,82, 87,141, 83 Paul. Peggy (10) 62,110 Pavich, Kevin (11) 122 Pavolic. Milan (11) 55. 66, 87. 122 Pawlak, Beth (11) 122 Pearson, Christopher (12) 80, 141 Pearson, Eric (10) 110 Peeper. Doreen (12) 141,99 Pekar. Julie (11)91, 123 Peltier. Denise (11) 123 Pelzek, Denise (12) 82, 127, 141 Pelzek, Lynn (12) 141 Pendzich, Robert (11) 25, 123 Pendzich, Pamela (10) 25, 110 Pep Band (Act) 96 Peronto, Allen (10)95, 110 Petersen. Peter (12) 29. 55, 73, 79, 141, 72 Peterson. Alan (12) 44, 46, 47, 59, 73, 141, 149,90, 103, 39, 72 Petrie. Robert (10) 110 Petrie, Sandra (10) 79, 110 Phelps. Keith (10) Phipps, Gregory (10) 59,65, 94, 110,96 Phipps. Michelle (12) 47, 62,94, 142,90, 83 Piche, Matthew (11) 123 Pietruszka, Nicholas (10) 55,87, 110 Piorkowski.Jean (12) 142 Piparo, Christopher M (11) 123 Piparo, Timothy (12) 142 Pitzl. Bryon (10) 110 Plachinski.John (12) 55, 142 Placko, Gary (10) 110 Plank, Kenneth (11) 82.94.97,123,96 Plant, Wade (10) 65, 110 Plevak, Timothy (10) 110 Pochowski, Susan (12) 47,91, 142 Pohlkamp, Tracy (11) Polachowski, Jeffrey (12) 50,94, 142 Polasek, Todd (12) 142 Pom Pons (Act) 91 Popodi, Douglas (11) 123 Posda, Tammy (10) 92,110,113 Powers. David (11) 55,123, 83 Priebe, Peggy (10) 1, 20. 21, 75, 78. 110 Pritzl, Jonathon (12) 19, 47, 142 Pritzlaff, Carla (11) 1. 20, 21,63. 75, 78. 123 Probst, Jeffrey (10) 50, 51. 110 Probst, John (12) 50, 52.61,142, 90 Prom (Act) 44-47 Pubanz, Jennifer (11) 123 Puetz. Amy (11)87, 123 Pulaski, Nancy (11) 123 Purgold (Act) 14, 15 Putz, James (11) 123 Putz, Thomas (12) 142 Q Quartemont, Gale (12) 8,45,46,93,95, 97, 142,90, 83 Quartemont, Joseph (11) 73.94,97,123, 72 Quello, David (12) 142 R Radosta, Jack (11)82,123 Rapant, Tadd (10) 55, 110 Ratliff, Terry (12) 58, 143 Raufmann, Barbara (12) 143 Rausch, Elizabeth (11)87, 123 Ray, Daniel (10) 110 Rayfield, Theodore Jr. (12) 55,61, 143 Reed, Michael (10) 110 Reil, Deborah (11) Reil, Terry (11) 123 Reil, Thomas (11) 123 Rendflesh, Wendy (12) 89,123 Renier, Patrick (12) 127,143 Renier, Paula (11) 123 Rcszka, Daniel (10)55, 79, 110, 71 Rice. Kelly (11) 123 Rice, Michael (12) 143 Richter, Daniel (12) 143 Richter, Doreen (11) 123 Rick. Angie (12) 45. 46,91. 143. 187 Riendeau, Kim (11) 123,99 Ries, Chris (10) 87, 110 Rigden, Howard (12) 19, 20, 36, 78, 38 Riley, Cheryl (11) 123 Ringsted, Becky (12) 143 Robinson, Chucky (10) 110, 71 Robinson, Joseph (10) 55. 110, 113 Roehrig, Pamela (11) 123 Rondorf, Renee (11) 123 Rose. Jeffrey (10) 50,66. 110 Rosewicz, Alan II (11) 73,123, 72 Ross. Laurie (10) 110 Roszak. Kathryn (10) 81, 94. 110,96 Rothe. Lynda (11) 58. 123,83, 102,99 Royek, David (10) 110 Rublis, Jeff (10) 110 Rupp, Susan (12) 143,96 Ryan, Deanna (10) 99, 110, 70 Rybicki, Carolyn (10) 110 Rychlak, Darrin(ll)94. 123 Rychlak, Nadine (10) 89,92. 113 Rymer, Robert (12) 24,62,143,90 Rytman, Richard (11) 55,82, 89,123, 8 S Saint Louis, Robert (12) Saint Onge.John (12) 148 Salzman, Cynthia (11) 123 Salzman, Lori (11) 123 Salzman, Sherry (11) 55, 123, 83, 70 Sanfelippo, Ann Mari (11) 50, 51,60, t 123,83 Savoy, Lance (10) 110 Sawyer, Tod (10) 110 Schabla, John (11)97,123 Schallitz, Steven (11) Schanning, Katherine (10) 110 Schell, Mark (10) 110 Schellenberg, Kevin (12) 148 Scherf, Tammy (10) 70, 110 Scherkenbach, Randall (10) 110 Schilcher, Monty (11) 27,82, 123,102, Schilling, Jeffrey (12) 55, 143 Schilz, Daniel (12) 73, 144, 39, 72 Schires, David (10) 55, 79, 110.149, 71 Schires, Sheila (10) 110 Schlederer, Donna (11) 123, 96 Schley, Heidi (12) 144 Schluenz, Jeffrey (12) 144 Schluetcr, Gregg (12) 67, 144 Schlund, Barbara (10) 111 Schmidt, Bernard (F) 55, 158 Schmidt, Carole (10) 99, 111 Schmitt, Erna (12) 82, 144,99 Schmitt, Jerome (11) 123, 102,98 Schmitt, Paula(10) 111 Schneider. Kelly (12) 18, 144 Schneider, Donna (11)94, 97, 124 Schneider. Linda (10) 111, 113 School Play (Act) 42, 43 Schram.Julie(10) 111 Schraufnagel. Michelle (11)62, 79, 124 Schroeder. David (12) 144 Schroeder. Shari (10) 62, 111 Schrocpfer, Kenneth (12) 144 Schultz. Michael (11)25, 55.67, 73,95, 124, 72 Schulze. Kim (11) 124 Schuster, Scott (11) 124 Schwantes, Scott (F) 158 Schwartz. Brenda (12) 82, 144 Scully, Timothy (10) 50, 111,71 Seaman. Linda (F) 24,158 Sedlacek, Robert (F) 158 Seering. Anthony (12) 22, 24, 144 Segedi. Robert (10) 111 Sender, Wendy (11)87, 124 Serra, Barbara (12)82, 144, 195,96 Sharafinski, Michael (12) 144 Sheben, Patricia (10) 111 Siegel, Kenneth (11) 36, 124, 149 Simmerling. Mark (12) 145 Simonson, Jodi (10)89,97,111,96 Simpson, Randy (11) 20, 124 Singleton, Brian(10) 55, 111 Siodlarz, Chris (11) 73, 124, 72 Ski Club 6c Team (Act) 87 Skille, John (F) 158 Skolaski, Renee (11)41, 42.81,89,97, 83 Skonecki, Lisa (11) 124 Skowronski, Terri (11) 124 Slavnick,John (10) 111 Slivinski, Karen (11) 124, 99 Slivinski, Michael (11) 124 Sliwinski, Russ (10) 111 Smith, Darryl (10) 111, 71 Smith, Wendy (12) 8,44. 46. 47, 79,87,93. 144.90 Smoody, Anthony (10) 111 Sobotta, Michael (10) 59, 111 Solda, Leroy (F) 158 Solfest, Vincent (11) Spahr, Amy(ll) 19, 50,91,124 Sparacino, John (11)61, 124 Sparz Time (Act) Spende, April (11) 36,94, 124, 96 Spende, Douglas (10) 111 Spirit Week (Act) 2-3 Splan, Marcia (F) 158 Sprader, Robert (F) 105, 159 Sramek, Pamela (12) 144, 102, 99 Stadler, Joseph (12) 25,67, 144, 39. 72 Stage Crew (Act) 83 Stanard, William (11) 124 Staniszewski, Beth (12) 50,60, 80,81, 144, 83,99 Stauber, Rhonda(10) 111 Staumbaugh, Denise(10) 111 Stein, Timothy (12) Steinhagen, Sonja(ll) 124 Steinke, Mary Rose (F) 159 Stelter, Steven (10) Stockman, Sandra (11) 124 Stojadinovic, Ljiljana (12) 27, 46, 75. 77, 79, 81, 144, 83,99 Stolar, Martha (F) 159 Stoll, Timothy (11) 124.98 Stolz, David (12) 144 Strehlow, James (12) 144 Strom, Michael (12) 144 Struck. Denise (12)62, 144 Strupp, Juliet (10) Stuart. Steven (10) Student Council (Act) 88-89 Stuessi, Todd (10) 111 Sullivan, Michael (12) 59.61,144 Swanda, Eric (12) 144 Swartzell. Vicki (10) 70 Swiatek, Michael (10) Swing Choir (Act) 102 Symicek, Kelly (11) 93, 124 Szabrowicz, Stacy (10) Szydel, Lisa (11) 124 T Talent Show (Act) 32 Tarantino, Gloria (12) 20, 21, 46, 47, 75. 78, 149.90 Tasev, Alex (10) 111 Tavidian, Mark (11) 124 Tenke, Pam (12) 146 Thein, Daniel (12) 48,87, 146 Theno. Lisa (12) 81,91, 146 Thielen, Gail (10) 111.99 Thompson, Jon (12) Thompson,Jason (10) 111 Tierney, Michael (10) 111 Tobias, Margaret (11) 124 Toll. Kenneth III (11) Tomaich, Lawrence (11) 124 Tomczak, David (12) 55,61, 79,87, 146, 83 Torresin, Debra (12) Totka, Jennifer (11)60, 124 Trapp. Timothy (10) 55. 79, 105, 111 Treloar, James (11) 27, 36,65.80,81,82, 124, 149, 102,98 Tresp, Larry (F)97, 159 Trickey, Jeffrey (F) 55, 159 Trifunovich, Vera (12) 27,41, 42, 80, 146,90 Trinkl, Jeffrey (12) 36, 45, 65, 89, 146. 90 Tryba, Connie (10) 92, 111 Trzeciak, Henry (F) 159 Tulod, Mario(ll) Tulod, Marvin (10) u Udvare.Jean (10) 36, 58. 89, 111, 70 Udvare, Steven (11) 124, 83 Uecker, Rebecca(10) 111, 70 Unrath, Merrilee (F) 159 Urbaniak, Anthony (11) 124 Urbaniak, Scott (10) 111 Usher's Club (Act) 86 V Vanderbloomer, Bruce (12) 10,146 Vandervest. Steven (F) 55. 159 Vaneimeren, Paula (11)80,124 Varsity Cheerleaders (Act) 93 Varsity Football (Act) 55 Vasquez, Anna (11) 124 Vasquez, Daniel (11) 124 Vasquez, Maria (12) 148 Vaughn. James (12) 59,73,94,146, 72 Vaughn, Wayne(ll) Venne, Carey (F) 55, 160, 37 Veva, Daisy (10) 79, 111,99 Vnuk, David (10) Voss, Stacy (10) 105, 111,99 Voss, Tammy (12) Vytlacil, Lynn (12) 146,99 W Wagner. Jennifer (10) Wagner, Luann (10) 111 Walker. Denise (12) 146 Waller. Kathleen (12) 51. 51. 60, 147 Walsh, Karen (12) 147 Walter. John (F) 160 Wankowski. Joseph (10) 111, 57 Wantuch, Leslie (11) 124 Ward. Randy (10) Warren Leann(llO) 77, 95, 124 Warmer, Wendy (11) 124 Weber. Debra (10) 105.111 Weber, Donald (11) 125 Weeks,James (11) 125 Weins, Rhonda (10) 112 Weisflog, Gerald (11) 55, 79,125 Wendlick. Todd (11) 125 Wenger, Thomas (12) 23, 148 Wenzel, Ellen (11) 125 Yamat, Robert (11) z Zabludowski, David (11) 20. 21. 75. 78. 125, 103 Zahn, Shari (12) 20.46, 47.62. 147, 149,99 Zanon, Richard (10) 59, 112 Zawikowski, Bryan (12)8, 55. 61, 80.94. 97. 127, 147, 149, 90. 83.96 Zblewski, Joseph (10) 94, 97, 112,71 Zelko, Alan (12)67, 148.90 Zeniecki, Dawn (11) Zibell, Laurence (F) 160 Zielinski. Jody (12) 31. 46.91. 148, 83 Zimney, Robert (10)67,112, 71 Zimney, Tracy (12)82, 148 Zink, Jennifer (11) Zsebe, James (12) 36,94,95, 97, 148, 90. 38, 96 Wenzen, Carrie (10) 95. 112, 70 Wenzen, Gerald (11) 66, 125 Wesela. Scott (11) 125 Westhauser, Kerri (11) 20, 21, 58.60, 78. 95, 97, 125,83, 70 Wetzel, Calvin (F) .30, 50. 51, 160 Whitaker, Darrell (10) 112, 71 Whitney, Bradley (12) 27. 147, 102,98 Whitney, Tammie (11) 125 Wieczorkowski, Daniel (10) 112 Wieczorkowski, Jamie (10) 112 Wiegand, Kim (10) 95,112.96 Wiegand, Thomas (12) 94.97, 147 Wilbrandt, Sherri (11)95, 125 Wilde. Mark (11) 125 Wilke, Philip (F) 32, 160 Will. Susan (10) Williams, Diane (12) 8. 45. 48. 50, 51.94, 147 Williamson. Scott (10)65, 112, 57 Winkler, Christopher (10) 112 Witkowski, Wendy(ll)91, 125 Witkowski, Michael (10) 55, 112 Wiza. Laura (11) 125 Wnuk, Jennifer (11) 89,95 Wohkittel, Susan (12) 82, 147, 149.99 Wojtasiak, Brian (11) 125 Wolf, Allen (10) 112 Wolf, Barbara (12) 36.80. 147, 149, 102.99 Wolf. Gary (10) 112 Wolf, Kathleen (11) 125 Wolf, Tamara (10) 79. 112 Wood, Jay (12) 55,61, 147 Woreck, John (F) 55,160 Wozney, James (10) 65, 112 Wrestling (Act) 66 Wronkowski, Paul (12) 147 Wronkowski, Tracy (11) Wycklendt. Patrice (12) 27.93,147,90,83, 102.99 Y 191 Thanks.. . Nick Demos . . . Demos Photographers for hmrm pictures Ken Brauer . . . Taylor Publ. Co., Our Representative Arrow Srs .. . Gloria Tarantino: Thanks for being U.S. Post Office! Good work in ’85. Judy Buchholz: Excellent job on ads! Oh yeah, thanks for the studs! Wendy Dobrzynski: A great 3 year staffer! Also, good job as J.W. Assistant Sally Czarnecki: Your fearsome twosome of Bally and Larry Shari Zahn: made the book cook in ’85. Watch your faux pas, and remember I’m the best weather forecaster! Howard Rigden: Thanks for dark room control in ’85! Patch the roof. Jay Westhauser: You two guys are a great help. It’s amazing how much. John Charney: info I could teach you guys about Photography! HA! Thanks. Denise Pelzek: Thanks so much for your index help. I really appreciate it. Ms. Jane McElroy: We appreciate the typewriters. You don’t need ’em with 30 computers. Michelle Bermann and Phil Nicolato for copy and much more help! Shari, Beth, Lynn for errands, gofers, typing, etc, etc ... Arrow Underclassmen: We’ve got a job to do to better this book!! 1985 Fail English Go to Guidance