Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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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

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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.

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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