Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

Hawaiians, clones, purgolders “What do you do for 'Big Band Jazz ? If you think that was tough for a theme Mr. Dull says, What are you go- ing to do when next year’s 'Small Com- bo Blues' theme is announced. (Just Kidding!) Hawaiian Day is a great eye opener for a Monday Morning. Those best equipped are those who travel with Mr. Schmidt’s show. Clone Day this year may have been the strangest but the biggest hit. Remember all the full bathrobes? A new idea day is good once we all get the idea. 1. Todd Brown attempting to make a muscle on Hawaiian Day. 2. Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed. Ed. and Ed (Jay Linski, Tom Janokowski. Rob Hintz, Scott Kruszka. Kevin Kaari). 3. No, Mr. Sedlacek, it's clone day! 4. Big Band Babes (A. Kuchera, W. Witkowski, N. Malmberg, H. Nelson). 2 Abound at C.S.H.S. If you ever sat in the assembly on Friday of Spirit week and look around, you’ll then see that color day by far is the day that the majority of the stu- dent body participates in. It’s an easy day too. Who doesn’t have a Suburban championship shirt or purple and gold team top or hat or pin or. . . or. . . Spirit week is always an up week and '85-86 spirit week was no excep- tion. (Thanks Carol Litkowiec and Stu- dent Council.) 1. Mr. Nifty, could I get permission to . . . (or is it Mr. Zibell?) 2. Dressed in their finest, the Cudahy Connec- tion. (T. Janokowski. K. Siegel. J. Wenzen. J. Linski. S. Nelson) 3. The Hawaiian Greeting Gang — D. Ekes. L. Johnstone. M. Schilcher. M. Cousert, J. Treloar, N. Pietruszka. J. Linski. K. Helgren, S. Kruszka. 4. Ken Helgren as the traditional Super Grape. 5. Cudahy Girls really went purple and gold! 3 3 4 Hours and hours and hours The Cudahy Senior High Marching Band practiced for nearly two months for the State Competition on October 19, 1985. The band competed in Wausaw, WI along with 9 other High School Bands in our designated division, for the State High School Marching Band Title. The 90 members of the Cudahy Band had to give up some of their Saturdays for this special event. With the help of Mr. Kerry Dull, band instructor, and choreographers, Scot Meyer, Jeff Hunter, Mark Wrobel, Dino Ric- cio, Paul Wield, Ken Eichom and Jackie Manthei, the members worked hard on a new routine. 1. The juniors were fired up at the bant assembly. 2. One of the many formations presented bj our marching band. 3. Cheryl Riley grew new antennae at the Bant assembly at Memorial Field. (Thanks tt Amy Cheke.) 4. The lines got more straight with ever; practice. 4 of work. Above and beyond the call of duty. Along with a new routine, the band also played 4 selections for their perfor- mance. These selections consisted of an opener, a percussion feature, a full band feature and a closing. All the hard work and efforts put forth by the band members and its many helpers paid off on the day of competi- tion. Cudahy High won the 2nd division award and colorguard took 2nd place out of the 10 bands in our division. This was a great accomplishment for Cudahy considering it was the first time in this competition. 1. Color guard displayed their winning style. 2. The performance was even more difficult as members didn't get to always play with their own instrument sections. 3. Marching backwards was one of the special movements. 5 Homecoming Becoming Homecoming Queen was quite an experience. Standing outside the fieldhouse at the assembly with the other court members, we all felt a little nervous about walking up in front of the whole school. No one was entirely sure what we had to do, so, we just stood back, let things happen, and smiled. Then they started to call up the court, couple by couple. Tensions started mounting and then only Chris Siodlarz, Curt Link, Amy Kopp and I were left. You could just imagine what we felt like at this time. Amy kissed me and we wished each other the best of luck. As they called up Amy and Curt, Chris and I looked at each other in amazement. All Chris kept saying was, Oh my God” while I couldn't stop saying, I'm going to die.” 1. Best field in the conference ready for another game. 2. Queen Jenni Bugni striking a SEXY pose. 3. Court members Lisa Kubacki and Michelle Nolte take a ride before the game. 4. Amy Kopp and Line Gulbrandsen wave at friends and fans. 5. This isn't the rest of the court! 6. And the band played on . . . 6 1985 In a way it was a scary experience, but I made it through with a lot of great memories like having everyone con- gratulate me, riding around in a conver- tible all by myself and waving at people, sitting with the other court members at the football game, lighting the “C”, walking down the aisle with Chris at the dance, dancing with the court members until Curt and Jeff yelled switch, and feeling on top of the world. These memories will remain with me throughout my life. I’ve met a lot of new and interesting people, shared many ex- periences and will always be proud to be the Homecoming Queen of 1985. By: Jenni Bugni 1985 Homecoming Queen 1. Pregame Pose. 2. Cudahy's Traditional Burning of the C' 3. A solo court member Julie Pekar. 4. Even the finest in leg warmers! 5. Full Court Press Michelle Nolte. Amy Kopp. Line Gulbrandsen. Jenni Bugni. Lisa Kubacki. Julie Pekar. 6. Say so-long. Jenni! 7 Packer Football 1985-’86 Cudahy Packer Football has to be one of CSHS's strongest traditions. Year after year our teams are either on top or close to it. A pride is established among the guys and becomes a team trademark throughout the year. This pride is carried on to the student body. This year's second place finish was tough to take. For most being that close to the top would be good enough. 1. Jack Lynde (QB) looks over the defense. 2. S. M. Rocket end readies himself. 3. A tough moment for Packer defense. 4. It’s up in the air who got this one! 5. A Packer Fire-Gp huddle. 8 A Proud Tradition But... for the Cudahy Pack 5-2 was a tough pill to swallow. We beat the champs! We were the lone team to be victorious over Muskego! All the time, all the work, all the effort showed our Packer Pride. Congrats to the ’85-’86 team! 1. Packers' Defense wants the ball! 2. Let's Go Pack! 3. Coaches J. Bowe and B. Schmidt call in assignments as P. Langowski and Dan Gerber look on. 4. J. Lynde on a QB keeper. 9 The Beginning of Each Year Another year at CSHS starts and there's a great deal of sameness about 1985-86. Each year these same things do get better, but we can always count on some tradition. Sophomore orientation day is casual. This year the club welcome seemed a bit more active, and the whole day didn’t really drag as some have. Spirit week around homecoming had some old regulars” like Hawaiian Day, Dress Clp and Color, but it seems each year a few different people take the leadership role in organizing dress. This year a group of guys were the focus from 'Clone Eds’ through 'The Mob.' The 1st Quarter has the majority of assembly programs each and every year, but new touches were added to each one. The football coaches lip lync was a classic example. CSHS has built a tradition of sorts to each new year. It's nice to know what to expect. 1. James Bromwell (Guidance) always shy around cameras. 2. A super cheer section all year ... The 30 yard liners. 3. Back to class after a long summer. 4. Mr. Trickey's Sophomore Singing tradition. 10 A Little Tradition and a Lot of Out of the Ordinary However, as much as we can expect things to remain the same, we know with the beginning of each year there’s got to be some strange new twists too. With Spirit week, all kinds of assemblies, and new classes, it’s go slow around corners . . . who knows what will happen next. It could be Mr. Sedlacek on Cologne’ day. Ms. Otte or Mr. Zibell as Mr. Nif- ty.” It could even Mr. Colombo or Mr. Bromwell as ‘I dare you to touch my sophomore sign.’ Action and craziness abound with each new year. It’s nice to know things aren’t always the same. 1. Sophomore Orientation to CSHS clubs and sports day. 2. Cudahy Cheerleaders lookin' good! 3. Each new year — a library orientation. 4. Assemblies by the score during first quarter. 11 PURGOLD INVITATIONAL CUDAHY GIRLS 1st PLACE The temperature: 40 . . . the wind 20 miles per hour from the North ... A perfect day for running! Everyone but the runners dressed to survive, wool hats . . . thick mittens . . . boots. The team strip- ped down to silk tops and shorts . . . They came to run . . . and run they did! 1. Mr. Murphy waits for finishers. 2. Coach Pete Thalman very successful in first year as Head Coach. 3. Mr. Kerry Dull and the Cudahy Pep Band are on hand here too! 4. Sean McCusker is movin’ out! 12 25 th ANNIVERSARY CUDAHY BOYS 3rd PLACE All the miles of running finally paid off. The Cudahy girls continued their winning ways with a victory at Purgold. The boys placed third in a very tough race. by: James Bromwell 1. Coach Jim Bromwell with last minute help. 2. Jackie Melotik stride for stride. 3. And to the finish line . . . 4. Cheerleaders and girls' team cheer on. 13 14 The Class of ’86 Has a Few Things to Say THE CLASS OF '86 HAS A FEW THINGS TO SAY ABOUT THEIR SENIOR YEAR. Michelle Uolte: “Enjoy your Senior year while you can, the time goes by too fast.” Alicia Munoz: “Being a Senior is great, but also sad. After Gradua- tion everyone goes their separate ways; but memories of friends and good times will last forever!” Dave Zabludowski: “I really have en- joyed my Senior year. I would like to say one thing to the following classes — Be involved.” Linda Kossel: “I'm glad I went out for sports and got involved my senior year. I made a lot of friends and memories I'll never forget.” Curt Link: “They say that all your school leads up to your Senior year. Now that it’s here, I wish I could start all over again.” Jenny Wnuk: “Senior year goes by too fast. Don't think about the bad part of it, just enjoy your last high school year. Just think, after this, we’re out into the real world.” Brian Wojtasiak: “I learned to make the best of my Senior year. I’m proud to be a part of the class of '86 and I know I’m going to miss everyone when the year is over. 1. Fun in calculus?? With Mr. Kujawa, of course!!! (Nicole Cuellar, Gerald Weisflog, Todd Frick, Chuck Degeneffe, Don Weber) 2. Tim Fojtik contemplating his next essay for College Prep. 3. Dave Zabludowski to Carla Pritzlaff, I don't care if it's light blue. 4. Al stay out of my homeroom. 4 About Their Senior Year: 1 u ■ •- 1385! Line Gulbrandsen: Your Senior year is what you have been looking for- ward to all through High School. Now that time is here and you know that after graduation, we will all go our separate ways.” Alan Rosewicz: lAy Senior year has been great and I’m going to remember this past year with all the friends I made and the good times we had.” Andy Jeffrey: Except for all the em- phasis on learning, I thought my Senior year was a good time.” Michelle Doui: “My Senior year was full of good times, representing the last year of 'making' the memories Amy Kopp: We all can’t wait for our Senior year to come, but when it finally does, it goes by way too fast. My Senior year was great. Homecoming, assemblies, the games and dances made it a lot of fun.” 17 TERESA J. BAGMIESKI — “Tree To never leave the broken pieces behind me. but take them with me. PAUL BALOW — Track 1. Symphonic Band 1-4. Concert Band 2-4, and Percusion Ensemble 2-4. To be a success in life, and to some day have enough money to pay for my MEW Corvette with cash!! SCOT 8ARKER — “Bart Football 1-4. Basketball 1, and Track 3-4. To do the right thing after school and to live a happy life. JAY BARRAS — To become something impor- tant in life. DEMISE LYM BARUTHA — Dee-Mee Sym- phonic Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Marching Band 2-4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4. To never lose touch with those who care and give me reason to smile (L.B., K.W. W.S. and J.W.) and to stay young, wild and free. FRAM BARUTHA — Peagem To hopefully someday find out if that snickers bar ever made it out of the Greedale Police Department (Snort. Snort, Soueii!) CHRISTOPHER BEHL — Khris Golf 1-3. Ski Team 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, When I hit the moguls of life; to jump them cleanly and never break the fall line. JEMMIFER LEE BENDER — Cheerleading 2-4, Weight Training 2-4, Ski Club 4. Prom Decorating 3 and Hall Monitor 4. To never fear the uncertain future . .. and never forget the unbelievable past! You're a friend of mine. Always keep the spirit high! JACQULYM L. BERG — To do the best in everything I do and overcome my failures with a smile. JOHN BERG — Gunth Swim Team 1-4, Football 4. Tennis 2, Pep Band 4, Symphonic Bond I, 3. 4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 3. 4. and Loltcrman's Club 4. To someday melt in the mountains, on a beautiful lake, after I graduate from MSOE. Make a million, and to spend the rest of my life with someone very special. JO ANN MARIE BERKEN — Swimming and Diving 2, Concert and Symphonic Band 1-4, and Library Aide 2-4. To always lie myself and to never be without a close friend. LORI ANN BINDAS — Bee. Beatrice NHS 3- 4, Pom-Pons 2-4 (Captain 4). Math Club 3-4 (President 4), Chemistry Aide 4. Biology Aide 3, Library Aide 3, Academic Decathlon 4. Drama Club 4. Student Council President 1. and Cheerleading I. To someday understand what people really mean by what they say. and to sail across Lake Erie under a Blue Moon with an RC cola by my side. 18 RICHARD BISCI JR. — Bish Math Club 2-4, Symphonic Band 2-4, Concert Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4. Marching Band 2-4. To become the best computer technician in the world. SCOTT BLANK — Swim Team 1-4, Foot- ball 1-2. To make table candles. DAVE W. BODWIN — Bodee To travel the world get married and have a couple of kids. SHARON BOND — Little Pooler Camera Club 2. Drama Club 4. To always remember what made the past special so the future will be just as bright, and to always have my best friends close at hand. MIKE BORCHARDT — Clod To succeed and complete all I plan on. and to never touch another text book again. PATRICIA M. BOREN — National Honor Socie- ty 3-4, Office Aide 3-4. (Jshers Club 2. To repay my’ parents for everything they have done for me. DYAN KRIS BORKOWICZ — Dyana (Banana). Dingy. Bork Football Mgr. 1. Basketball Mgr. 1. Track Mgr. I. Band 1-2, Sols and Ensemble 1-2, Pep Band 2. Weight Training 2. Pom-Pons 3, Office Aide 3, Hall Monitor 4. Live to fly and fly to live. To forever be with the one I love — I love you Dan! (Bonza Attack) DONALD P. BRAY — Paul Vern Concert Band 2-3, Wind Ensemble 4. Jazz Ensemble 3- 4 Pep Band 2-3, Symphonic Bond 2-4, Basket- ball 1. Golf 1. Tennis 3-4, Marching Band 2-4, District and Solo Contest 2-4. To live my life to the fullest, be all that I can be. and to TRY GOD. DANIEL C. BRODERICK — Pres. N.H.S. 4. Band 1-4. Choir 4. Musical 4, Tennis 1-4. To be a member of a band that has at least as much Impact as the Beatles did. LISA BRODERICK Doctor Brod. Basket- ball 2-3, Swimming 3, Tennis 4, Orchestra 1-4. 'To do what I want in life. CHRISTY MARIE BRODY — Chrissers To raise our daughter Amber to be a good person, and always treat people with respect. To be happy and grow to be 90 yrs. old with Brian and maybe learn to drive a Harley. KIM MICHELLE BRODY — Missy — Brody Library 2-4 To reach for my dreams at the end ol the rainbow and to remember my special friends who helped make my 3 yrs. at C.H.S. the best. To realize that life has just begun. 19 Picture Not Available TODD ANTHONY BROWN — Toddie” Ski Club 1-4. Ski Team 4. Weight Club 1-4. Football 1-2. Basketball 1-2, Wrestling 2-3. There will always be a morning after and if I forget that I will fail, but I won’t so I will succeed with alga. KIMBERLY ELIZABETH BCJDZIEN — “Klmmy” To raise my daughter decently, settle down with someone I love and to live life to the fullest. JENNIFER ANN BGGNI — ’’Bugger Cross-Country 1-4, Captain 4, State 4. All- Conference 3-4, Musical — Oklahoma. Musical — Anything Goes, Homecoming Queen. Choir 2-4, Madrigal. Swing Choir. District Ensemble 1-4, State-Ensemble Swing Choir 3. State Ensemble-Duet 3. Track 1-4. To run through a stream ra- diance to the sky and achieve the power to remain. (22) JEFFREY BORDITT — Swim Team 2-3. Stage Crew 2. To spend my life in front of my RCA and L.W. making me a BLT. BARRY BGRSS — To own a chain of liguor stores in Los Angeles. California in the future. TONI BGRSS — “T.B To make everyone smile, and to someday marry the one I love. DEBORAH A. CANTILLON — “Debbie-Doo To make the most out of life, and keep hoping all my dreams come true. SHARON CASE — Friskey Tennis 2-4. Musical 2-3. Orchestra 1-4, Tennis Manager 3- 4, District Solo and Ensemble 1-4, CAP 4. To be able to follow through with my dreams and to make sure Donna is always going out with someone. DEBBIE CETNAROWSKI — “Deberlta. BJowfish Orchestra 1-4, Pit Orchestra 2-4. To build a raft and sail the Swamps of the Green- dale Community Center. AMY LEIGH CHEKE — “Chubby Checkers. Amy Jaml Choir 1-4. (Jsher 3-4. Girls Tennis Team Manager 4, Gyrjr� Monitor 3. To help my Guamalian friend find herway back to Guam, to have the book published, and to someday relive the Bryan Adams Concert of '85. KATHRYN MARIE CIURLIK — Katchen. Kity” Coiorguard 1-4. Pep Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 3. Clarinet Choir 3. Track 1. Cross-Country 1-2. Adv. Speech 4. A.F.S. 3-4. American A Broad to Germany 4, Math Club 2-4. Forensics 2-4. Student Council 1, School Play 3. To remember every minute of the future is a memory of me past by giving everything my all while singing Live is Life. JEANNENE PATRICIA CLEVELAND — ’’Jean- nene’’ Wrestling Manager and Ski Club. To work my way to the top and on the way up keep an open mind and strong wiH to succeed. 20 DAVE COFFEY — Football 1-4, Ski Club - 3-4. To enjoy life to the fullest, while get- ting high on the thrills in life. ’ MICHAEL S. COTTREACJ — 007, Mickey Track 1-4, Football 1-2, Volleyball 4. To keep past memories in a Inex- ' pugnable place where I can retrieve them at will while I keep a clear six and avoid the undefined. JILL MARIE CROWBRIDGE — Jiller. Jil- ly Chorus 1, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3, Natluonal Honor Society 4, Library Aide 4. To remember all the good times I had and go through each day with a - smile. NICOLE CCIELLAR — Nikki Spanish Club 1. Band 1-2, Symphonic Band 2, Cheerleading I, Pom-Pons 2-4, Ski Club 2-4, Student Council I, National Honor Society 4. Weight Training Club 3-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-2, Prom Decorating Committee 3. To walk down the Long and Winding Road Wearing My Sunglasses At Night” knowing I’ll meet many Strangers In The Night but also knowing there will be One More Night at erotic City where I know I can strive for my dreams .. . (You’re A Friend Of Mine) ELIZABETH MARIE DARTEY — Bubbles To make the most out of life, and fulfill my dreams. CHARLES E. DEGENEFFE — Chaz. Chuck- Tennis 1-4, Football 1-2. To achieve all my hopes dreams and desirjj. and to always remember the past, live for the present, and be ready for the future. LAWRENCE DEMCITH RICHARD DETTLAFF — Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2. Swimming 2. To take an untraveled road to a place beyond my wildest dreams, and to own a (John) 8erg skin rug. NANCY DOM8ROWSKI — Little One Wood- ship 3-4, Drama 3-4. Go to MATC for Cabinet making then get a job as a cabinet maker. DIANE DOMIN — Diz. Dip Stage Crew 2, Guidance Aide 3. To someday leave the Big V then move to Southern Californio with Debbie and open up another Big V that will specialize in our own product. TODD DONNELLY STEVE DOUGHTY — Joy Child Football 1-2, Track 1-2. To surf on a California beach. 21 MICHELLE MARIE DOVI — Mac Dov NHS 3-4, Secretary 4, Cheerleading 1. Pom-Pons 2-4, Forensics 3-4, Drama Club 4, Student Director 3. Musical 4, Student Council 1. A.V. Aide 1. Choir 4. Prom Decorating 3. Band 1 -2. Business World 3. To remember that sometimes it snows in April, and to live my life the way I want... with pizzazz. PATRICIA ANN DUFFEK — “Patty, Pat Chorus 1-3. To have children; Make them healthy, safe, and happy as much as I can. TRACY LYNN DUGGAN — Doogs To try everything once and then some if I have fun doing it. JULIE ANN FEHLHABER — Hopper Office Aide 3-4. You can be what you see if you only hang on to what you believe ... believing that Jeff and I can and will fulfill our lives and dreams together as one. CONNIE MARIE FILTZ — CAP 4. To always do my best, be with the one I love, and fulfill all my dreams. RICHARD A. FIX — Fig Newton Stage Crew 2-4, Track 1-4. To have billions of dollars and a harem to spend it for me. TIMOTHY J. FOJTIK — Basketball 1-2, Academic Decathlon 4, Prom Court 3, Pacer 4. To be the liaison between everthing and ever- thlng else, subtlely taking over the world with my pen, my paper, my ideals, and my imagina- tion while avoiding the superficial and unimportant. DOREEN FOLGER — CAP 4. To do what I feel is best for me, and leam by my own mistakes. SHERRI LYNN FRAHMAN — Cher-Bear CAP 4. To always see the rainbows not the rain, and to live happliy with my little one. TODD WILLIAM FRICK — Copper Top Freshman Football, Volleyball 2-4, Boys’ Swim- ming 1-4, Freshman Track Manager. Math Club: Founding Father 2-4, Weight Training Club 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Lettermen's Club 4. To discover a cure for cancer or at least graduate from C.H.S. THOMAS FRANCIS FRICKE — Pukay. Uncle Phestcr” Ski Club 1-4. Ski Team 4. Keeping the “patrol alive with the guys while taking it easy not to wipe-out, conquer my fears and fulfill my dream someday by comprehending life. RONALD FRYER — Baseball 2-4, Ski Club 4, Weight Training Club 4. To achieve all goals I set for myself. 22 GENNA RAE GEDIG — Genna Rae (der) Volleyball 2-4. Basketball 1. 3. 4. Track I- 4. Ski Team 4. Ski Club 2-3. Lettermcn's Club 4. AFS Club 4. Art Club 4. and Prom Decorating 4. I want to travel through Europe (visit a friend in Norway) and for my mom, clean my room. LISA GERBER SCOTT GESHRICK — Football 2 To become a chef, and open a french restaurant for people who like good food at high prices. TAMI GROCHOWSKI — Stork To someday find that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, to always remember and treasure those special times spent with friends, and to always have T.J. by my side. LINE VERONICA GULBRANDSEN — Leena Swimming 4. AFS Club 4, and Ski Club 4. When I go bock to Norway I'll olwoys remember the great year I had here and all the friends that I made. You really helped me out in many situa- tions. I really appreciate you all. LAURIE SUSAN HACH — Mitty Trock 1-4. Tennis 4. Forensics 2-4, AFS Club 3-4. AFS American Abroad to Greece 3. Boys Swim Team Manager I. Ski Club 4. Rifles-Colorguard 3-4. Jazz Ensemble 3-4. Symphonic Band 1-4. Wind Ensemble 4. Concert Band 2-4. and Pep Band 2-3. To remember every minute of the future is a memory of the past by saying Live is Life. DANIEL M. HALVERSON — Halvy Basket- ball I. Golf 1.3. 4. Volleyball 2-3. Weight Club 3. To succeed in making the BIG COItl! KURT R. HALVERSON — Squirrel I'd like to move to the North Woods, shoot the big bucks. and someday be a member of the Hunter's Hall of Fame. TIM HALVERSON - George Baseball 2-4. Golf 3-4. and Volleyball 4. To one day party with the best of them, and succeed in all my goals. DAWN HALVORSON — Weight Room Club and CAP. Become a successful barber. Get out of the city! Learn to appreciate the beautiful things (family and friends) that God has given me. JACQUELINE HANSEN — Jacker's To someday be where there's always sunshine and to fulfill the dreams with the one I love BARBARA KRISTINE HARDY — ' Babs Basketball 2. Tennis 3-4. Drama Club 4. Ski Club 3-4. Boy's Tennis Team Manager 3-4. Ushers Club 3 and Hall Monitor 3. To help Amy pay for a Groucho Marxs nose job. to never again pray to the porcelain god. and to someday relive the Bryan Adams Concert. The Summer of 85. 23 Picture Not Available ANNE MARIE HASKE — Am Prom Decorating Committee 3-4. CAP 4. Choir 3-4. To fulfill all my wishes and dreams and to always keep in touch with my friends. CHERYL LYNN HACJSKI — Cher Bear — Doll Face Weight Training 4. To follow my dream of a great future starting by bet- tering my education to its fullest, keeping my goals clear In sight and to always remember the great times I've had. LAURA KATHLEEN HECKER — Heckie Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Volleyball 1-4, Student Council 1-4, Vice President 4. Musical 4. District Competition 2-4, Madrigal 3-4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Ski Club 4, To remember yesterday, look forward to tomorrow, but always live for today. MICHELLE HELGESON — Chelle To find my Prince Charming and ride on his white horse to his castle in the clouds. KENNETH S. HELGREN — Jingles Weight Training Club 2-3, Ski Club 2-4, Guidance Aide 4. Swim Team 2-4, Track 3, Volleyball 4. Have my ankles removed so I can be the first to walk like Jerry Lewis (Naturally). NORMA ARACELI HERNANDEZ — Norman, Norma J To become successful with my fiancee Rob in the goals we have both set up for our lives in the future, and to always remember Joshua 1:8. RICHARD T. HILPERT — Hilp Life, and Prosperity! ROBERT GORDON HINTZ — Bob. Big B Baby O'. Baby 'B' Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4, Wrestling 1, Football 1, AV 1, Lettermen's Club 4. Whitewater Jazz Festival 3. District and State Music Contest 1-4, Pep Band 2-4. To be persistant yet flexible while always taking great pride, not so much in my achievements, but in knowing that I have tried so that unlimited thoughts can flower and become reality while to make someone else's life more fulfilling; and to meet Kevin and Tom at the finish line. LYNN MARIE HOLGUIN — Lynnie Bell Basketball 1-4, Captain 4. Volleyball 1-4, Track 2-4, Ski Club 3-4, Symphonic Band 1-4, Con- cert Band 2-4, Pit Band 3. Color Guard 2-4. To strive and reach all of my goals and to know that the possible, is not the impossible. ANDREW J. HOYT — Andy Capp, Drew To get married and own my house by the time I am 25. COLIN P. HUGHES — Magnum C.H. Baseball 3-4, Capt. 4, Football 1-4, C” Club 3 , Ski Club 1-4. To fight my way through all the nonesense in life and pursue my career in the world's only legitimate sport ... Professional Wrestling. REBECCA R. ICE — Becky; Ruth To some- day master how to do a w turn in Grant Park. 24 ESTHER MARIE IMMEL — Track 1-4. Mgr. Soph. J.V. Basketball. To reach my goals. CHRISTOPHER JOHN JAEGER — Yags. Mixer. Mic Band Vice President 4. State Honors Jazz Band Alternate 3. State House Honors Jazz Band 4. NHS 4. Volleyball 2-4. I want to become a physician in Honolulu, and someday own a (John) Berg skin rug.” JEFFREY W. JAMBRETZ — Jam” Foot- ball 1-4, Track 1-4, Basketball 1. Musical 3-4. Pit Orchestra 2. Orchestra 1-3, Choir 4. Letterman's Club 3-4. Weight Training Club 2-4. Forensics 3-4. School Play 3-4. To one day own a nickel and dime store, sell JuJu Bees for a nickel. JEANIE MARIE JANICKI — Bubba Track 1- 4. Capt. 4. Forensics 2-4. Weight Training Club 2-4, Ski Club 4. Wrestling Manager 2. To keep my life simple and to avoid complicated tasks, I.E. Writing ambitions for the yearbook. TOM JANIKOWSKI — Jano Cross-Country 2-4, Track 2. 4. Pacer 2-4. Editor 4. Academic Decathlon 4. C Club 3-4, To pick up where Hemingway left off. run that last mile and some- day meet Kevin and Rob at the finish line. ANDREW J. JEFFERY — Boy. Trapper Football 1-4. Tennis 1-4. Capt. 4. Swimming 1. GARY JESSE — Football 1-4. Swimming 1-4. Capt. 4. Model U.N. 4. Review Staff 3. To always find a way to laugh at my past and someday, with a little help from my true friends, realize that all we've done couldn't have been done in a better or obnoxious fashion. ANDREA DAWN JOHNSON — Andy. A J. AFS 2-4. Ski Club 4. To live up to my wildest dreams, and someday run away with Chris, but to never forget the people who really counted (Tracy and our Ruff Mobile at HWY 100 and the drive-inn). KEVIN KAARI — Kev. Kevy Babe Cross- Country 2-4. State 3. Capt. 4. Second-Team All Conference 4. Track 2-4. Football 1. Varsity Baseball 3-4. Capt. 4. Basketball 1. V. Basket- ball Trainer 3. Math Club 3-4. Lcttermcn's Club 3-4. NHS 3-4. Vice-President 4. Lab Aide 4. To someday replace Willie McGee in centerfield for the St. Louis Cardinals, run that last mile, and someday meet Tom and Rob at the finish line. NORB KABACINSKI — To someday open my own business and live life to the fullest. JON KALFAS JOEL P. KAPCZYNSKI — Iggy To never get a haircut, unless I'm drafted, to keep jammin' on the guitar, to be generous with REM statements, and to get Ham and Cheese sung by Sonny and Cher. 25 KEANE KEHOE — -Arnold. Special K Football 1. To go on to school and become the best machinist and mechanic ever. DOUG KIECKBUSCH — Dr. D Volleyball 4. Basketball 1-4 and Co-Captain of B-Ball team 4. To have more girlfriends than Al Rosewicz (18) KRISTINE NOEL KLEINOWSKI - Kris Orchestra I -4. I hope to make the best of my life and be successful at whatever I do. DAWN KLEPPIN — Make-up Crew 3-4. Hall Monitor 4, Choir 3-4 and Charity Challenge 4. To become successful in whatever I do and to appreciate all the good things in life. ELIZABETH MARIE KLOBUCHAR — Little Bits Volleyball 1-2, Basketball I. Library Aide 1-3. Guidance Aide I. Usher Club 3. Weight Training 2-4 and Tennis 2-4 (Capt.). To become the first Cabbage Patch Grown-Up (Bonza attacks!) MICHAEL J. KLUCZYKOWSKI — Pork- Basketball I. Football 1. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. and 4. Pit Orchestra 4. Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. and 4. Swing Choir 2.3. and 4 and Choir 2, 3. and 4. To someday find my magical world with the Flinstones, Pit. and Doob. GAIL JEANNINE KNOCH — Knoch-ers” Track 1. To find a rainbow in each of my tears so I can see my destinies clearly. JACK KOENIG — Scca Man Golf 1. Tennis 1. Arrow 2-4. President of Camera Club 4. Camera Club 2-4 and Weight Club. To live life with the girl I love and to always set my goals as high as I will be able to reach them. SUSAN L. KOPECKY — Suzi-Q” Choir 3-4 and Make-Up Crew 3-4. To seomday find that special someone to make all my dreams come true and to always remain best friends with Lynn and Dawn. AMY KOPP — Aimer Cheerleading 1. Track 1. Yearbook Copy Editor 4. Packer Weight Training Club 2-3, Prom Court. Homecoming Court. Student Council Rep. 1. Student Council Vice Pres. 2-3. To always remember that no matter how distant we all may seem, friends are no further than a phone call away. (Bonza Attack!) DALE J. KOPP — Sonny Basketball 1. Foot- ball 1-2, Track 1-2 and Gym Monitor 4. To die before I become wrinkly like a prune. JOHN KOREN III — Kornclius Band 1-4. Pep Band 2-4 and Weight Training Club. To never again have to explain why I didn't do my homework. 26 LINDA RUTH KOSSEL — Linder Band 1-4. Pep Band 2-4. Swim Team 1-4. Cap- tain 4. Track 1-2, Musical 3. NHS 3-4. Ski Club 2-4. State Music Solo Ensemble Con- test 1-4, Prom Decorating Committee 3. To achieve my goal of success and to keep that one last ray of hope in sight because without hope there is nothing. DAVID KOSZYKOWSKI — To move to Washington State. KIM MARIE KOZELEK — Kimmer Charity Challenge 4. To never forget my friends and the memories of the past, and to one day have all my hopes and dreams become reality, while going through each day with a smile upon my face. SCOTT CHRISTOPHER KRAUS — Mouse. Speed. Crash Football 1. Tennis 2-4. Musical 4. Student Council 2. Orchestra 2-4. District Solo Contest 2-4. State Solo Contest 2-4, Ski Club 2-4, Ski Racing 4, Symphonic Band 2-4, Jamm Band 3. Wind Ensemble 2-4, Jazz Ensemble 3. To live for today, never forgetting what I've learned yesterday, or what is to be learned from tomorrow. CHRIS KRAUSE — Crooz Wrestling 1-4, Baseball 3-4, Volleyball 2-3, Track 1-2, Let- termen's Club 3. To have a pretty penny in my pocket and to own my own Porsche at 26. MICHELE KRAWCZYK — Shelly Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1-3, Pep Band 1-3, Marching Band 1-3, Concert Band 1-3, Ski Club 4. To turn all my dream to reality, accomplish all my goals, and never take myself too seriously. MICHELLE ANN KROLL — Cy” Band 1. Drama Club 4. To love, laugh and succeed in life while never forgetting the memories of yesterday. SCOTT ALAN KRUSZKA — lbs Musical 3-4. Solo and District Contest 1-4, Christmas Ensemble 3-4. Choir Aide A. Never to forget people in the past and always look to the future for better things. ANN KUBACKI — To spend my life with the two people I love the most — Eric and Melissa. LISA MARIE KUBACKI — Margaret. Darkie. Pigs Cheerleader 2-4. Captain 2. Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3. Basketball Manager 1. Band I, Ski Club 4. To never forget my friends and all of those crazy special memories we shared ... You're a friend of mind Always keep the spirit high! JOSEPH STEVEN KUBEL — Cheeks Ski Team 4. Ski Club 2-4. Golf 1-4. Capt. 4. Football 1-3, Basketball I, Baseball 2. Band 1. AV 3. To someday go to school and be the best jet mechanic around. ANTHONY KUCHMA 27 TAMMY KUEHNE — Fatso To fulfil! my life to its fullest. KATHLEEN MARIE KUJAWA — Scoop.” Office Aide 3. Cheerleading 1-2. Capt. 1. Varsity Tennis 3-4. Girls' Basket- ball Manager 1, Varsity Basketball 3. Band 1, Ski Club 2-4. Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3. Weight Training Club 3-4. To never say 'I Don't Care Anymore or It Don’t Matter To Me” (You're A Friend Of Mine) JESSICA LYNN KOLINSKI — Musical 2-3. Madrigal 3-4. Swing Choir 4. Christmas Ensemble 2. 4. District 1-4. Forensics State, Choir Aide 4. Office Aide 3, To con- tinue life always with a smile and to never let anyone try to change the person that I am. KANDICE KAE KONESH — Bubbles Cheerleading 1. Student Council Rep. 1, Musical Oklahoma 2, Guidance Aide 2. choir 1-4. Adv. Speech 3, Make-Op Crew 4. Pom-Pons 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3. To someday be with the one I love in our Little White House and live happily ever after. KIMBERLY KAYE KONESH — Swimming 2. Choir 1-4, District Sok Ensemble 2-4. Musical 2-4. Madrigal 3-4, Swing Choir 4. To live a long and happy life, and to spend that life with Dana. JGLIE A. KOPFERSCHMIDT — Jewels Band 1- 3. Pep Band 2-3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2- 3, Marching Band 1-3. To someday get the cattle out of the Greendale Police Dept., and to someday see the Grand Finale. (BONZA ATTACK) LINDA KOROWSKI — Advanced Speech. Choir 3-4, District Solo Ensemble Contest 1-3. Madrigal 3. Musical 2. 4. To smile and sing and share all the things that make me happy with those who make me happy — MY FRIENDS. DENIS MALLARRI LACAP — General Basketball 1-3, Ski Club 4. Prom Court, Weight Training Club 4. To have a happy and safe future and to be successful in my career and to someday have a pair of cowboy boots like Joe Kubel. DENISE JACQCJElYN LAST — Musical 2-3. Play 3, Drama Club. Chorus 2, Choir 3-4, Choir Aide 3-4. To achieve all my goals in life, but to still remember to take some time out to be hap- py. and to reach for obilivion! THOMAS LAOFENBERG DEBRA MARIE LAGSIER — Mommie HoHo. Debers Drama Club, Chorus 1, Choir 3-4. District and Solo Ensemble Contest 3-4. Choir Aide. To someday leave the Big V,” then move to Southern California with Diane and Kathy to open up another Big V. that will specialize in our own product. JEFFREY R. LEE — Twigs Volleyball Trainer 3-4, Basketball Trainer 3. To someday reach the magical height of 5' 4. 28 JAMES PATRICK LENGYEL — sweet- cheeks Football 1-4, Track 1-2, Wrestling 2-4. To own a '67 GTO and to keep Cindi happy in any way possible. THOMAS HOWARD LEONHARDT II — Len Ski Club 2-4, Ski Team 3-4. To read ALL of Shakcspcar’s works. CINDY MARIE LERANTH — Marcie Senior Class President 4. Wl State Honors Band 4. NHS 3-4, Student Council 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Capt. 4. Symphonlc Wind Ensemble Band 1-4. Volleyball 2. Cheerleading 1. To continue to live with love in my heart and a smile on my face. CURTIS NORMAN LINK — Missing Basket- ball 1-2, Football 1-4, Track 2-4, Weight Club 2-4, AV 3-4, Bond 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Let- termen's Club 3-4, Musical 4. To live out my life in the comforts of my log cabin In the woods in northern Wl. JAY LINSKI — Living is easy with the eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. its getting hard being someone but it all works out. it doesn't matter much to me. (John Lennon) THOMAS ANTHONY LISOTA — Football 1-4, All Conference 3. Basketball 1-4. Track 1-4. State 1-2. ROB LISOWSKI — Nose Football 2-3. To have a good time while I am still alive. LORIANNE MARIE LITKA — Shorty-Bear Track 1-4, Musical 2-4. District Solo and Ensemble Competition 2-4, State Solo and Ensemble Competition 3, Girls Basketball Mgr. 2. Swing Choir 3. Madrigal 3. X-mas Ensemble 3-4, Chorus 2. Choir 3-4, Choir Aide 3-4. To achieve the highest possible education that I can. CAROL ANITA LITKOWIEC — Mary-Lou Student Council 1-4, President 4. Musical 3-4. Choir 2-4, Girls Swim 2-4, Basketball 1-3. District Solo Ensemble 2-4, Ushers Club 2-4, Choir Aide 3, Library Aide 4. To spend the rest of my life with Jim while expanding my horizons and talents in the printing field. AMY BETH LORENZEN — ■•Amj•• Cheerleading 2, Tennis 3-4. AFS 3-4, Adv. Speech 4. Drama Club 4. Ski Club 3-4. To remember that the past is the key to the future and to achieve what only seems impossible. CHERYL LUEDKE THOMAS E. LUKES — Football 1-4. Ski Club 1-4. AV 4. weightclub 2. Lettermens 4. To fully succeed at all of my goals in life and never stop listening to heavy metal! 29 DIANE CAROLE LUNDE — Die Cop. 4. To be able to function to the best of my abilities despite the inflictions Barney (KLN's dog) has imposed on me. MARLA MARIE MacKNIGHT — Shorty- Make-Up Crew 4. Boys Swim Storekeeper 4, Charity Challenge 4. Violin 1. To find the one I love and to have him care for me as much as I care for him. DAVID SCOTT MARTORANO — Albatross Mono Swimming 1-4, Capt. 3-4, X-Couniry 1-4, Lettermens 2-4, Sym- phonic Bend 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4. To always remember the most important things in life and to always remember the scoremaster, whoever it may be. JILL MASLOWSKI — Jill's Cheerleading 1-2, Pom-Pons 3, NHS 3-4. Office Aide 3-4. Library Aide 2-3.Student Council 1, Musical 2. Concert Band 1. To live my life to the fullest and keep reaching for the stars that guide me along the endless paths of life. JACQUELINE ANTOINETTE MELOTIK — X- Country 3-4, Track 2-4, Ski Club 3-4. Drama Club 4. Basketball 2. RAY MERLIN CAROL ANN MEYER — Little AJ X-Couniry 2-4. Capt 4. Track 1-4. Lettermens 2-4. Sect. 3, Weight Training 2-4, Hall Monitor 3. Boys Swim Mgr. 4. Prom Decorating 3, Court 3. To climb high and far. My aim the sky. my goal a star. To always remember life should be low anxiety. (Bonza Club) KURT JAMES MEYER — Kono Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2. Art Club 4. Drama Club 4. To one day be financially well off to support a fami- ly comfortable, and to still be able to afford a VW bug. GENE MEYERS — Hygiene, McanGene Stu- dent Council 1-2, Ski Club 3-4. Adv. Speech 4. Tennis 4. To be as successful as I've ever dreamed. ELIZABETH ANN MICHALSKI — Musical 2-3. Pom-Pons 4. Cheerleading 1. Choir 1-4, Aide 3. To live a long and healthy life with those I love. BRIAN MILLER — Chin-Ho To someday in- vent the wheel and win the nobel peace prize, and to play guitar in Sodom. PATRICIA J. MORCHINEK — Mort Volleyball 1-4, Track 2-3, Basketball 1. Math Club 3-4. To always be adventurous and never get caught in a glass elevator. 30 MARK MOWERS — Honda Mon Ar- row Camera Club 3-4. Prom Decorating 3. Weight Training 4. Hall Monitor 4. To show that life isn't just fast motocycles. cars, beautiful women. It's . .. Forget It! DANIEL ANTHONY MRNIK — Dano Swimming 1-4. Track 1-4, Football 1. Band 1-4. Jazz Band 1-4. Pep Band 2-3. Wind Ensemble 4. Orchestra 1-4. Pit Band 2. Concert Band 2-3. Ski Club 3-4. State ;Competition Brass Choir 2-4. To be the best I can be at what I try to conquer and to reach all my goals In life. ALICIA MARIA MUNOZ — Border Jumper Basketball 3. Volleyball 2. Stu- dent Council 1. To live my life to the fullest remembering NO GUTS NO GLORY and to spend the rest of my life with the one I love most TONY. KARLA L. NAUJOKAT — KLN Ski Club 1-4. Forensics 3-4. Basketball 2. Play 3. Track 1. To become disgustingly rich and famous and to share it with the ones I care about. JAY D. NELSON — Lucifer JOHN NELSON — OX Football 1. Swimming 2-4. Things change wish they wouldn't then again sometimes wish they would. STEVE NELSON — Sid Swimming 1-4. Capt. 3. Track 1-4. To live long with NT and stay free. LARAE LYNN NEMETH — Stef Basketball 1-2. Track 1-4, Band 1, Hall Monitor. To run life's races with the greatest of ease and to remember — a runner is never a loser. TRUDIE NESS MARK JAMES NEUMAN — Beaker Band 1- 4. Wind Ensemble 4. Pep Band 2-4. To make the most out of everything I do. MICHELE MARIE NOLTt — Meshoe Cheerleading 1-4, Capt. 1. 4. Student Council 1-4. Track 1-4. Capt. 4. Weight Training 2-4. Prom Decorating 3. Prom Court 3. Band 1-2. Marching Band 2. Homecoming Court 4. NHS 4. Model UN 4. To always keep the memories of good friends locked deep within my heart, for without friends there could be no good times — and to live my life with the one who holds the door of love open to my heart. Keep the Spirit High LAURA LEE NOWAK — Basketall 1. Class Secretary 2-3. Library Aide 3. CAP 4. To always remember it takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. ■ 31 DEAN OHLENDORF — Ironman Basketball 1-2, Track 1, Baseball 2-4. To pitch a baseball at 90 mph and then become the best DJ in the world. JASON OLSON — Juice” Track 1-4. Volleyball 2-4, Capt. 4. All Conference 4, Adv. Speech 4. Things have been dark for too long .. to go to KMART university. KEITH OLSON — Keefer Football To have all my dreams come true. ERIC J. ORNE — To finish schooling MATC and then go to Florida to open a business in Autobody repair. KIM MARIE OTTO — Kimmy Swimming 1- 2. Stagecrew 2-3. Basketball 1. Guidance Aide 2-4. Ski Club. To take each day as I encounter it and enjoy every minute of it. ERIC JAMES PALKOWSKI KEVIN C. PAVICH — Football 1-2. To become sucessful in life and make lots of money by opening up my own business. MILAN PAVLOVIC — Serb Wrestling 3-4, Football 1-4, Weight Training 2. Ski Club 2-4, Lab Aide 2, AV Aide 3, Gym Monitor 4. To make my first million before I'm 30. BETH JOY PAWLAK — “Beeg To remember my memories of yesterday but not let them get in the way of tomorrow. JULIE PEKAR — Boola” Pom Pons 2-4. Co- capt. 4, Basketball 1, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 3. Prom Decorating 3, Library Aide 4. I'll always have a smile on and for every per- son I meet I'll try to put a little sunshine in their life. DENISE LEIGH PELTIER — Neudy” MATT PICHE 32 KENNETH SCOTT PLANK — Scott N Band 1-4. Jaw Ensemble 1-4. Orchestra 1. 4. Pep Band 2-4. Pit Orchestra 4. Wind Ensemble 2-4, State Solo and Ensemble 1- 4, Brass Quintet 3. Weight Training 2-4, Wl Highschool Marching Competition 4. Marching Band 2-4. To live out my wildest dreams, soar to great heights, enrich the lives of those around me, and own a Bergskin rug. TRACY K. POHLKAMP — Madonna Effie To runaway with Mitchell to Daytona Beach and own our own Golds gym and cherish the wild times AJ and I had at Hwy. 100 and never forget my friends for they helped me get through the last 2 years of school. DCXJGLASS POPODI — Drugless Foot- ball 1. DAVID F. POWERS — Jew Football 4. Track 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Lettermens 3-4, Ski Club 3-4. Weight Training 4. AV Aide 4. To prove to Tom and Mike that their feet set a lot quicker in the concrete than mine did. CARLA J. PRITZLAFF — Carls Tennis 1-2. Swimming 3-4. Capt. 4. Band 1. Arrow 3. Chari- ty Challenge 4. Lab Aide 4.1 was not brought in- to this world in defeat, nor does failure course through my veins, may the spirit of St. Elmos live on forever. JENNIFER PUBANZ — Jennie To have every day the sun shine and to spend that time with people who I love. AMY PUETZ — Emma Band 1. Track 1, Ski Club 2-4, Prom Decorating 3. Hall Monitor 4. To remember that time doesn't wait for me. it keeps on going, and that to reach my goals I'll have to have a good perception of all situations and to never forget the patrol equalizer night. JAMES T. PCJTZ — Low Anxiety. JOSEPH MATTHEW QUARTEMONT — NHS 3-4, Symphonic Band 1-4. Jazz Ensemble 1, 3. 4. Wind Ensemble 4. Prom Court 3. Basketball 1-4, Tennis 1. Weight Training 4, Lettermens 4. Wl State Honors Ja2z Ensemble 4. Academic Decathlon 4, Science Olympiad 4. To eventually understand the changes. JACK RADOSTA — Football 1-2. Weight Training 2-3. To fulfill my firefighting career to its fullest. ELIZABETH SUE RAUSCH — Lizzie Prom Decorating 3. Ski Club 3-4. Band I. To take it to the limit with that peaceful easy feeling so that I can overcome any obstacles and to remember the patrol equalizer. DEBORAH REIL 33 TERRY REIL THOMAS REIL — Weightlifting 4. To finish goals I set for myself. PAULA RENIER — Paw-Da To live my life day by day always look toward the future. KELLY RICE — Snuffy To figure out what I want in life and fight for it until I succeed. DOREEN R. RICHTER — The Dr. Swim Team 2. To live my life like there's no tomorrow and to succeed at whatever I do. KIM RIENDEAU — Kimmers To live life one day at a time and to learn from my mistakes in the past. CHERYL L. RILEY — Harold Bob Track 1. Wrestling Mgr. 2-3. Make-Up Crew 3-4, Guidance Aide 4, Swim Team Scorer 4, Scorer and Announcer for Boys Track 3. To always be myself and to never let anyone change me. PAMELA SUE ROEHRIG — Pit Basketball I- 2, Wrestling Mgr. 3-4. To fulfill and cherish my life. RENEE RONDORF — Nae-Nee Lab Aid 2. 4. Prom Decorating 3, Drama Club 4. To someday be a smart Brunette again. ALAN ROSEWICZ II — The Judge Basketball 1-4, Co-Capt. 4. To have more girlfriends than Doug K. (17) LYNDA THERSE ROTHE — Lynnie AFS 2-4. V Pres. 4. Drama Club 3-4, Sec. Treas. 4. Stagecrew 2, Musicals 3-4. Basketball 1. Voleyball 1-3, NHS 3-4, Model UN 4. Art Club 4. Choir 3-4, Swing Choir 3-4. Prom Decorating 3. To always be able to say ... AAACCK to the world, including Cudahy. DARRIN RYCHLAK 34 RICHARD C. RYTMAN — -Henry Foot- ball 1-4. Track 1-4, AV 3-4. Weightlifting 1-4. Lettcrmens 3-4. What are you guys go- ing to do? LORI SALSMAN — Goofy To help peo- ple with special needs and to enjoy my life. SHERRY ANN SALZMAN — Scare Terminator Volleyball 1-4. Basketball 2- 4, Track 1. NHS 3-4. Arrow Sports and Advertising Editor 4. Drama Club 3-4, Prom Decorating 3. Advanced Drosphilia Melanogaster Destruction 3. Lettermens 4. Ski Club 2. 4. AFS 4. Math Club 4. Lab Aide 2. Guidance Aide 1. To always remember my friends and what they have taught me. to live for each moment and never look back!! (BONZA ATTACK) ANN MARIE SANFELIPPO — Pigs” X- Country 1-4. Capt. 4. State 4. Track 1-4, State 3. Weightraining 3, Student Council. To run with greatest swiftness through an approach that will let me jump high over all obstacles that might otherwise stop me from reaching my goals. JOHN SCHABLA — To reach all my goals I have set in life and have a heck-of-a-time doing it (Bonza attack). STEVE CHRISTOPHER SCHALLITZ — To someday have a band, get rich and famous and then hire Eddie Van Halen to be in my road crew. MONTY J. SCHILCHER — Choir 1-4. Musical 3-4. Weight Training 3-4, Swing Choir. JEROME A. SCHMIDT — Jerry Mr. Jerr Swing Choir 3-4, Choir 1-4. Musical 2-4, Madrigal 3-4. To remember that the storm I walk toward will someday blow over. DONNA SCHNEIDER — Sheni Band 1-3, Band Aide 2-3, Pit Orchestra 3. Tennis 2-3. To never attend another calc, class. MICHELLE LYNN SCHRACJFNAGEL — Jelk To take one step at a time and wait for life to give me the chance I need to prove myself. MICHAEL SCHULTZ — Spike Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4. Golf 1-4. To change my name to Ira Feldstein and marry a russian shotputter named Olga who sings like Jim Morrison. SCOTT G. SCHUSTER — Shu To one day be the richest man in the world and to ride the beaches of California in my Toyota 4x4 35 WENDY SENGER — Wendels Dinky Ski Club 2-4, Weight Training 4, Volleyball 2, Band 1 To try my best to have a positive attitude and to always remember adventures with my friends who will some- day take me to see St. Elmos Fire. KENNETH J. SIEGEL — Mod Mops Track 1-2. Football 1-2. Ski Club 2-4. CAP 4. Musical 3. Weight Training 2-3. To finish everything I set out to do and to also ... RANDY G. SIMPSON — Mel Track 1. Camera Club Arrow 2-3. To someday go fishing. CHRISTOPHER JOHN SIODLARZ — Sid Basketball 1-4. Tennis 2-4, Football 1-2. 4. NHS 3-4. Parliamentarian 4. Band 1-3. Moth Club 4. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4. __ RENEE L. SKOLASKI — Student Council 1-3. V. Pres. 4, Cheerleading 1-2. X-Country 3. Ski Club 4. Model ON 3-4. AFS 2-3. President 4. Forensics 2-4. Drama Club 2-3. President 4. NHS 4. Play 2-3. Prom Decorating 3. Band 1-4. Jazz 1-4, District and State Solo contest 1-4, Orchestra 1-4. Wind Ensemble 1-4. Color Guard 3. Captain 4 TERRI L. SKOWRONSKI — Ter-bear Drama Club 4, Arrow Art Editor 4. Arrow 4. Adv. Speech 4. Weight Training 2. To dare to go where no one trys and choose to fly where Eagles dare. KAREN JEAN SLIVINSKI — Sliv Choir 1-4. To be the last Slivlnskl to fly the Cuckoos nest and find a good secretarial job. AMY SPAHR — Basketball 1. Cheerleading 1, Band 1. Pom Pons 2-4, NHS 3-4, Treas. 4. Of- fice Aide 4. Prom Decorating 3, Jr. Miss Court 1986. To always have the patience and strength to handle all of lifes obstacles and to one time never wait till the last minute to do something. To give a little bit of my love to the people dearest to me every single day I live. JOHN SPARACINO APRIL LEE SPENDE — Brown Eyes Band 1- 3, Pep Bond 1-3. Marching Band 2-3, Camera Club 1-4. To enjoy life with BV SONJA DORIS STEINHAGEN — Sony Stu- dent Council 1, 4. Sec. Treas., Swimming Div- ing 1.4. NHS 4. CAP 4. To get away from It all. TIMOTHY STOLL — Bobby Musical 1-3. Choir 1 -4. To live one day at a time and to never forget the memories from the past. 36 KELLY RENEE SYMICEK — Cheerleading 1-4, Capt. 2. 4. Student Council 1, Prom Decorating 3. Band 1. Ski Club 4. To be hapy and successful in whatever lies ahead and to always remember to keep the Spirit High. LISA SZYDEL — Lisa-Lisa Jack To find a place for myself 'out there' and I must say always remember the good times and friends I've had. MARK TAVIDIAN MARGARET TOBIAS — “Margie CAP-4. To get my CPA in accounting. LARRY TOMAICH JENNIFER MARJORIE TOTKA — Student Council 1. Track 1. 2. 4. State 1. Ushers Club 2. Prom Decorating 3. Prom Queen 3, Lettermens 3-4. Secretary 4. Office Aide 4. Ski Club 4. Boys Swim Mgr. 4. To never stop enjoying life and to never give up on myself. JAMES STEPHEN TRELOR — Swimming 2-4, NHS, Choir 2-4, Musical 2-4. Forensics 3-4. X- Couniry 2. Math Club 2-4, Model UN 4. AFS 4. Drama Club 4. To find the meaning of life if there is any. STEVEN UDVARE — Vark Football 1. Stagecrew 3-4. To have a blast at whatever I do and do it to the best of my abilities, and to not let anyone down. ANTHONY J. URBANIAK — Tony PAULA JEAN VAN EIMEREN — Eddie's Girl Basketball 1, Office Aide 1-4, Gym Monitor 4. Advanced Speech 4. Prom Decorating 3, Chari- ty Challenge 4. To never let a moment of hap- piness slip away from Ed and I and to take Ed. move away from Cudahy, and be the best wife he could ever want. LESLIE ANN WANTUCH — Lester Buffy AV 4. To remember the good times and the good friends we had. and to spend the rest of my life with Jeff. LEANN WARREN — Swimming I. Track 1. Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4. Pep Band 2-4. Dist. Solo and Ensemble 1-4. State Solo and Ensemble 2-4. Colorguard 2-4, NHS 3-4, AFS 3-4, Forensics 3-4. To always go in the right direction and not be thrown off course. 37 GERALD J. WEISFLOG Football 1-4. Baseball 2-4. Basketball 1. Letterman's Club 4. Ski Club 3-4. Band 1. A.V. 3. To go through life with that humorous outlook, and one day be funnier than Jenny, and someday get even with Kerri. ELLEN WENZEL Ellic To be successful at everything I try to accomplish, and always remember to smile. GERALD MICHAEL WENZEN Jerry” Basketball 1. Wrestling 2-4. Letterman's Club 4. To fulfill all of my dreams and to live a happy, healthful life. SCOTT WESELA Weasel Football 1. Death to non-metal. KERRI LYN WESTHACJSER Westy Volleyball 1-4. Captain 4. All-Conference 4. Basketball 1-4, Track 2. NHS 3-4. Letter- man's Club 3-4, Vice-President 4. Forsen- sics 3-4. State Forensics 3. Wind Ensemble 1-4. Symphonic Band 2-4, Orchestra 2-4. Woodwind Choir 2-4. District Solo and State Ensemble Contest 1-4, Arrow 2-3. Pacer 2. Assistant Drum Major 3. Drum Major 4. Prom Decorating 3. Play Rebel Without a Cause” 3, Drama Club 4. To stand in infinite mirrors and distinguish reality from reflections (22). TAMRA WHITNEY To never lose the gift of laughter and always remember my friends. SHERRI M. WILBRANDT Band 1-4. Rifle Squad 2-4, Sergeant 3-4, Colorguard 1 4. Sergeant 4. Orchestra 3-4, Pit Orchestra 4. To take my life one day at a time and in- clude Monty in each and every one. MARK K. WILDE Marko” To live life to the fullest and to live each day one at a time with the one I love. WENDY RAECHELLE WITKOWSKI Band 1. Student Council 1. Office Aid 1, Cheerleading 1. Ski Club 1. 4. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Lettermens Club 3. Musical 3-4, Advanced Speech 4. To reach beyond my greatest dreams and turn them into reality while never letting obstacles detour me from my destiny, and to someday fill the life of the one I love with as much happiness and love as I can possibly give! BONZA ATTACK! LACJRA M. WIZA Band 1. Basketball statistician 2-4, CAP 4. To never look back in time, but to the future and to always listen to the news especially when the headline is Huey. JENNEIFER LYNN WNUK Kanew Nook Student Council 1-3. Symphonic band 1-4. Wind Ensemble 2-4, State Con- test 2-4, Colorguard 1-3. Co-sergeant 3. Prom decorating committee 3, Pom-Pons 4. Adv. Speech 4. To someday fulfill all my dreams and to never forget all of my friends. BONZA ATTACK! BRIAN WOJTASIAK Basketball 3-4. Junior Prom King. To always listen with both cars. 38 DAVID ZABLUDOWSKI. Zab David Louis Arrow staff 2-4, Arrow Aide 4. Ar- row Editor 4, Swim Team 1-2, Prom Decorating Committee 3. Baseball Manager 3-4, Monday Morning Sports 4. Forensics 4. Drama Club 4. Anything Goes (Purser) 4. Stage Crew (Anything Goes) 4. Advanced Speech 4. To find Utopia by slip- ping through the back door of never never land and always remember that greater than I have lived (but they're alt dead now!). RON NAPIERALA. Ski Club 4. To stay hip and succeed in everything. STEVE MICHAEL BELESKY, Belvedere To be a pro race car driver. CHRIS W. BERGLCJND. (Jbsy To someday be able to bench 550 lbs and come back to see Merlin and Blank. CCJRT FERRY. “Curtball Football I. To graduate and get rich quick. CHERI ORCHOLSKI. Ouija To live in a castle in the sky with the one I love. ROBERT PENDZICH. Bob To one day get a good paying job and retire wealthy. MICHAEL SLINVINSKI. Weazel Weight Club 3-4. To walk past the sun without leaving a shadow. ANNA VASQCJEZ, Nanners To always remember my true friends and the fun we had. MICHAEL A. COUSERT. CO Football manager. To fulfill my dreams and become wealthy. JENNIFER ZINK. Muscles State Solo 3. To fire my share of the candle. SANDRA LYNN STOCKMAN. Shortcake Band 1. Art club. To be happy with what I do and to hold on tight forever with M.M. and my true friends I cherish most. TRACY ANN WRONKOWSKI. Tigger N.H.S. 4, Biology Aide 2-4. Chemistry Aide 4. To someday buy my 1960 corvette stingray and drive it down Tokyo Road. Anything Goes ANYTHING GOES-PLOT The action takes place aboard the S.S. American sailing from New York to England. The newspaper cameramen are snapping pictures of celebrities including the beautiful heirous Hope Harcourt, her finance Sir Evelyn Oakleigh, and Hope’s mother. Also we find Reno Sweeney, a former night club entertainer, boarding with her bevy of not-so-angelic Angels (Purity, Charity, Chastity, and Virtue). We find Billy Crocker arriving to drop off some papers for his boss E. J. Whitney. Billy meets Reno and she offers him a job which he turns down. On leaving the ship, Billy spies the lovely Hope and decides to stowaway and break up her forthcoming mar- riage. The crew informs us of the arrival of Public Enemy No. 13 (Moonface Martin) who is disguised as a pastor. The gangster's girlfriend, Bonnie, travels with him. 42 Billy gratefully accepts the passport and ticket belonging to Moon’s colleague, Snake Eyes Johnson, who missed to boat. Billy interrupts Hope and Sir Evelyn on deck and proceeds to make him seasick in order to make time with Hope. In their stateroom, Moon and Billy decide Billy needs a diguise so his boss won’t recognize him. Moon steals a disguise and also Whitney's glasses which leaves him nearly slind. Moon finally admits to Billy that he is wanted by the FBI. Bonnie finishes off the disguise by getting a sailor suit for Billy. Bonnie takes time out to lead Reno’s Angels in a dance routine called Heaven Hop. Reno spots Moon and Billy’s disguises instantly. Billy asks Reno to seduce Sir Evelyn while Moon witnesses the effort in order to free Hope from the marriage. When Moon enters the suite, he finds Reno and Sir Evelyn only talking which spoils the plan. 43 On deck Billy assumes a number of disguises to be near Hope. Finally, the Purser recognizes Billy as a ganster. Everyone but Hope is thrilled to be in the company of a celebrity. The second act opens in the grand lounge, praising Billy for bringing glamour and excitement to the voyage. They talk Reverand Dr. Moon into holding a revivalist meeting with Billy as chief confessor. Sir Evelyn confesses that once he led a Chinese girl astray. When Billy's turn ar- rives, he admits he is only a stowaway, after which they ar- rest him for impersonating a celebrity. Moon and Billy are sent to the ship’s brig. 44 Five days later, a pair of Chinese converts are thrown into the brig for gambling with passengers. Hope tells Billy, who is still in the brig, that she must marry Sir Evelyn for her mothers sake. Moon and Billy then play strip poker with the converts and emerge dressed as Chinese. On deck, Reno and her Angels are already homesick. Sir Evelyn tells Reno he has no choice but to marry Hope. The wedding has been moved up to take place before they dock. The Captain has just begun the ceremony, when Billy and Moon (disguised) interrupt. Reno also disguised as Chinese is presented as the girl Sir Evelyn had wronged long ago. Sir Evelyn then gives Hope to one of the Chinese to make restitu- tion. They all live happily ever after. 45 RCH SUnient Directors CAST Bryan Zawikowski Michelle Butler • M.ii) Iki (iunderson Moose Jeff Jambretz Gordon A. Nikolic lioOll 1 lell'M Kim Marie Feiten Millie (oihei gang members Jim St.uk Ollic ei Mullen . . . . Kale Ciurlik, Michelle Butler, Becky Ringstad, Bryan Zawikowski) 46 Judy Blown....... Plato............ Mis. Davis....... Ray.............. Mr. Si,iik....... Mis. Si,iik...... Grandma.......... Bello............ Miss I lannington Lecturer ........ Mr. Biown........ Mrs. Brown....... Officer I ....... Of fit oi 2 ..... v s .. Kerri Westhauser ... Drew Halfmann .. Vera Trifunovich ........Joe Ciurlik .. . Jon Mikolajczak .......Denise Last .......Gia Conta .... Pam Halfmann .. . .Renee' Skolaski Donna Momcilovic Greg Gniotczynski ... Renee Bunthoff .... Jerry Grams .......Julie Moran ■V S-: Here’s some words from someone who participated in Band Bizarre. This year’s concert was a lot of fun. Some of the practices were long and took much work, but when perfor- mance time came around, the band was ready. The great soloist this year was Curt Hanrahan who plays the alto saxophone and he did a great job playing with the Wind Ensemble and the Jazz Band. Welcome to Cudahy Senior High Ladies and Gentlemen, School’s Band Bizarre for 1986! 49 1985 Prom by: David Zabludowski Prom took a lot of work, but that work was well worth it once the decorating committee transformed the field house into a ballroom. The 1985 Junior Prom had its ups and downs, and I (at times) had the feeling no one would come out of it friends. While people were fighting on committees and people were fighting over dates — we still had to keep working. 1 had a few problems too; I had a broken leg. I kept on going though, I went shopping and did a lot of work but I had an ex- tra 15 lbs. to drag around, it wasn't much fun. I was to have the cast taken off 2 days before prom (1 day before decorations) so Jill Crowbridge and Michelle Dovi felt sorry for me and had Mr. LaFleur remove me as chairman of my own committee — then I was removed all together. I was not too happy — but I lived, and on decorations day I went to the gym 6 out of the 8 hours of work. I limped a little but I did my share. The next day was prom. I drove (with my leg still 'h numb) with my date Peggy Janusiak (Oak Creek) and we doubled with Mark Mowers and his date Kim Narlock (South Milwaukee). 51 We went to Lori Bindas’ Pre-Prom-Party,” I really didn’t know that many people could fit in her house, it was warm, but fun! And were the appetizers good — I’m sure it was a lot of work, but I'm (as was everyone) glad someone took the effort and did it. (Thanks) We went to prom and danced a little (limped for me), socialized a little, and had a great time. Soon the dance was over and we were off to “the Columns. I didn’t get all of the dancing out of my system so Peg and I danced to the wailing of some lady and her three piece band. We had dinner, played with the magic lights (I can't believe Marty Pietruszka fell for it) and went back to Mark’s house to watch some movies on his VCR. The next day was the somewhat — annual Prom picnic. I heard it was a good time, although most people there slept through it. Mark and I were there at the start but we thought it was too boring so we left. That weekend was one that won’t be forgotten — by me or anyone else that attended the 1985 Junior Prom. King Brian Wojtasik and Queen Jenny Totka Court Monty Schilcher and Amy Kopp Joe Quartemont ......................Michele Nolte Denis LaCap..........................Lisa Kubacki Tim Fojtik ..........................Carol Meyer Rick Rytman .........................Julie Pekar (Chris Siodlarz substituted for Rick Rytman) 53 1985 Homecoming Court King Queen Chris Siodlarz Jenni Bugni Their Court Rick Rytman Mike Schultz Ray Merlin Jeff Jambretz 54 Curt Link Line Gulbrandsen Michele Nolte Lisa Kubacki Julie Pekar Amy Kopp HOMECOMING 1985 We played Menomenee, Michigan — a first for us as we’ve never played an out of state team for homecoming. The assembly preceeding the game pumped the school spirit to a maximum level: Games between faculty and students set up the announcement of King and Queen. King, Queen and Court to be were very anxious and nervous all week as the school changed their minds this year and did the ceremony backwards — No one knew what going on or what to expect. The dance, held in the Jr. High East Gym which was decorated by the Student Council with the help of other volunteer CHS students, was simply MARVELOUS. Even though Saturday night was rainy (and we lost our Homecoming game) spirits were high!!! 55 56 After sixteen games this season, a number of things were proven: 1. Everybody gets pumped-up to play a defending champion team. 2. The Cudahy Pack was competitive with every team and stayed close in every game. 3. All games were close. They had 831 points to our 832. 4. Al Rosewicz was a name recognized by all opponents as he We Were in Every Game lead the conference in average points per game. 5. The Pack continued a winning tradition under Coaches: Ku- jawa, Hecker and Meyer. 6. All deserve congratulations. 11 — Tom Lisota, 13 — Darrel Whitaker, 15 — Jack Lynde, 21 — Brian Wo- jtisak, 23 — Doug Kieckbush, 25 — Dan Reszka, 31 — Chris Siodlarz, 33 — Al Rosewicz, 35 — Chuck Robinson, 41 — Mike Schultz, 43 — Joe Quarter- mont, 45 — Sean Derby, 51 — David Schires, 53 — Robert Henry, 55 — Darryl Smith 58 PLAYER DOCJG KIECKBUSCH MIKE SCHULTZ BRIAN WOJTISIAK DAN RESZKA DARREL WHITAKER JACK LYNDE BOB HENRY DARRYL SMITH KK DAVE SCHIRES JOE QUARTEMONT TOM LISOTA AL ROSEWICZ CHUCK ROBINSON CHRIS SIODLARZ SEAN DERBY PLAYER ••• INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS • FGM FGA FG% FTM FT A FT% PTS %TP P G PF 35 110 32 23 38 61 93 11 7 29 13 28 46 6 12 50 32 4 2 23 0 1 0 1 2 50 1 0 0 1 33 110 30 39 56 70 105 13 8 42 5 16 31 0 4 0 10 1 1 8 0 2 0 1 3 33 1 0 0 8 42 96 44 24 43 56 108 13 9 37 1 4 25 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 91 52 25 35 71 119 14 9 30 12 20 60 1 6 17 25 3 2 10 0 1 0 2 4 50 2 0 0 4 129 241 54 52 81 64 310 37 24 30 0 2 0 3 4 75 3 0 1 1 9 16 56 2 3 67 20 2 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GP QTR ORB DRB TRB AST STL TO BLK 59 Sophomore Record Is Respectable 11 — Tracy Brown. 13 — Mike Clark, 15 — Matt Wesley. 21 — Jeff Griffith, Brian Broderick, 51 — Bob Kieckbusch, 53 — Al Tomczak, 55 — Steve 23 — Paul Kujawa, 25 — Roger Zeniecki, 31 — Mark Meyers, 33 — Kevin Baren Horozewski, 35 — John Siodlarz, 41 — Dave Kratt, 43 — Mark Case, 45 — 60 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL 1. Maria Serra and Heidi Linski — just call them scrappy. 2. JV Back From Left: Kristie Paul, Maria Serra, Tracy Oleszak, Cheryl Williams, Eilleen Cleveland, Julie Treloar, Coach Stachnik. Front From Left: Heidi Linski, Jenny Olson, Amy Kossman, Jeanne St. Onge. 3. Maria, Maria pass the ball over here!!! 4. Tracy Oleszak WOW, is that a scoreboard??? 5. Heidi Linski shooting while Eilleen Cleveland, Tracy Oleszak, and Maria Serra look on. 61 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Page 62 1. Carrie Wenzen always makes good passes, but at who??? 2. Vickie Swartzell attempting to block an opponent's shot while Cindy Leranth, Sara Meyer, and Lynn Holguin prepare to rebound. 3. NO SARA, that's cheating!!! 4. Lynn Holguin you're such a faker.'' 5. Sherry Salzman's dream is to someday own her own tape factory, (pfffsssttt!!!) 6. Lynn, are you picking your nose ... in public??? 7. Lynn Holguin on D fence??? Page 63 Varsity Back From Left: Coach Pulkownik, Cindy Leranth, Sherry Salzman, Sara Meyer, Erin Owin, Jodi Nelson, Heather Berg, Coach Stachnik. Front From Left: Kathy Boltik, Lynn Holguin, Vickie Swartzell, Genna Gedig, Carrie Wenzen. 2. Girls’ football??? — Sure seems like it sometimes!! 3. Is that Genna Gedig .. . dunking??? The 1985-86 girls' basketball season was one we thought would be remembered with a smile. Sure there are a lot of pleasurable memories, our victories, especially the one over Oak Creek, the way we played as a team, the friends we’ve made on the team, and the talks we’ve had. There are also many memories which are a pain in the . . . leg!!! Run- ning touchdowns, pulling muscles, doing drills we hated, especially plyometric frogs, and most of all the injuries that have plagued our team for the past year. Laura Hecker's chronic knee problems forcing her season to end after three games, Kerri Westhauser being plowed over by a girl from Oak Creek, damaging the major ligament in her knee, which ended her season after only two games. Then me being benched for two weeks because of a severly sprained ankle I incurred during the Parent's Night game against Greenfield. There were many minor injuries during the season, the jammed fingers, bruised bodies, and strained muscles, all of which are a normal part of any season. But for some reason our team seems to have the worst luck with injuries. They always seem to happen to CIS!!! 63 — Sherry A. Salzman They Predicted “Big Things” Then Produced Them Row 1: Jenny Totka, Carol Meyer, Laura Czerwinski, Jeff Krause, Dean Crapitto, Scott Williamson, Pete Roth, Brian Nelson, Dan Liebsh, Coach Robby Sedlacek. Row 2: Dave Martorano, Gary Jesse, Scott Blank, Jesse Belsky, Greg Phipps, John Berg, Jim Treloar, Dan Mrnik, Jerry Gargulak. Row 3: llijia Stojasavijevic, Troy Gruner, Bill Schires, Scott Grontkowski, Dan Gerber, Scott Markowski, Brad Hardy, Joe Wankowski, Ken Helgren, Treavor Cottreau. Row 4: John Nelson, Brad Izzo, Lance Savoy, Tod Dahlberg, Rich Knight, Milos Momcilovic, Tracy Pueschel, Renee Beilich, Mike Zess. What a terrific year for Cudahy Boy's Swim! The ‘86 year was just the best in the school’s history: In- cluding the highest state meet finish ever! As Coach Bob Sedlacek said, “This is the most talented team ever, but also one that has worked the hardest to develop that talent.” The team compiled the best won-lost percentage over (62 wins — 3 losses — 1 tie)! Row 1: Rene Beilich, Brad Izzo, Dean Crapitto, Coach Jerry Gargulak, Coach Robby Sedlacek. Row 2: Pete Roth, Tracy Pueschel, Jesse Belsky, Troy Gruner, Mike Zess, Dan Liebsh. Row 3: llijia Stojasavijevic, ®4Rich Knight, Scott Grontkowski, Bill Bill Schires, Treavor Cottreau, Brian Nelson. The Girls' Swimming and Diving Team began their season on August 19 and finished at the State Swim Meet on November 22. The highlight of the season for the team came with a Third Place finish at The Conference Relay Meet. Girls’ Swim The results of the 1985 dual meet season were as follows: Cudahy — 12 Milwaukee Riverside — 54 Cudahy — 39 Greenfield 37 Oak Creek 101 Cudahy 70 Greendale 92 Cudahy 64 Muskego 99 Cudahy 67 Cudahy 92 West Allis Central 79 Franklin 97 Cudahy 75 South Milwaukee 85 Cudahy 83 West Allis Hale 85 Cudahy 83 Row 1: Jenny Jakus, Maureen Fredrick, Susan Fitz- patrick, Kerry Otto, Sonja Steinhagen. Row 2: Heather Berg, Suzanne Amann, Karen Nelson, Beth Lesch, Rocky Mulqueen, Joanne Nelson, Laura Czerwinski, Erica Solberg. Row 3: Julie Treloar, Peggy Paul, Cheryl Williams, Carla Pritzlaff, Linda Kossel, Line Gulbrandson, Tracy Oleszak, Erin Owen, Coach Janicek, Coach Meyer. The Awards Banquet was held on November 19. and the following members received special awards: Coaches for the 1985 season were: Most Valuable — Best All Around — Most Spirit Rookie of the Year Captains 1985 Hardest Workers Senior Awards Joanne Nelson Cheryl Williams Carla Pritzlaff Joanne Nelson Linda Kossel Carla Pritzlaff Kerry Otto Rochelle Mulqueen Heather Berg Linda Kossel Carla Pritzlaff 65 Carol Litkowiec Line Gulbrandsen Sonja Steinhagen Terri Meyer Laura Janicek Kelly Birmingham Cudahy Swimmers Capture Conf. Relay and Conference Championships! CONFERENCE RELAYS 1. CUDAHY 2. West Wallis Hale 3. Greendale 4. Muskego 5. Oak Creek 6. West Wilis Central 7. South Milwaukee 8. Greenfield 140 137 119 117 100 99 90 74 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 1. CUDAHY 234 2. West Allis Hale 188 3. Greendale 161 4. Oak Creek 137 5. South Milwaukee 129 6. West Allis Central 119 7. Muskego 115 8. Greenfield 76 The boys’ swim team won 6 championships in the 1985-86 season. That was the most ever in one season. Out of the 6 championships, 2 were conference championships. The first was the Conference Relays, which they won for the second consecutive year. The second was the Conference Championship, the first ever in swimming history. Pic. 1: Co-captains Dave Martorano, Gary Jesse, Bill Nelson Pic. 2: Conference Championship Assembly Pic. 4: They’re all wet? Pic. 5: Hair today, gone tomorrow (John Nelson, Jim Treloar, Steve Nelson). Pic. 6: 200 Medley relay champs (Jesse, Brad Hardy, Martorano, B. Nelson) Swimmers Place 8th in State Meet! Highest Finish Ever! State Meet State Qualifiers Congrats on a Great 1. Madison Memorial 260 200 Medley Relay: Gary Jesse Year Coach Sedlacek 2. Madison West 204 Brad Hardy and Swimmers! 3. Whitefish Bay 166.5 Dave Martorano (6th) 4. Homestead 163 Bill Nelson 5. Waukesha South 67 6. Waukesha North 62 200 I.M. Martorano (16th) 7. Rhinelander 61 50 Free: Bill Nelson (6th) 8. CUDAHY 59 100 Fly: Bill Nelson (5th) (Highest team finish ever at State Meet) 9. Eau Claire North 53 Martorano (12th) 10. West Bend East 48.5 Boys Volleyball 1985 Left Top: Tony Kaminsky, Mike Carthreau, Chris Jaeger, Greg Phipps, Todd Frick, Brett Brozoski, Coach Hoffman. Bottom Left: Ken Helgren, Mike Thayer, Doug Kieckbusch, Dean Crapitto, Kevin Polasek. Jason Olson. Greg Phipps going for the block while Douge Kieckbush looks on. Chris Jaeger and Ken Helgren watching Jason Olson doing it the right way! Back Left: Tom Thein, Mike Thayer, Dean Crapitto, Tony Kaminsky, Kevin Polasek. Front Left: Rich Zannon, Jim Heise, Scott Groshek, Jim Akey. Kevin Horozewski, Peter Roth. 68 TEAM RECORD Conference: 15-9,3rd Place OVERALL: 44-27 SEASON LEADERS SERVING — % Patty Morchinek 95.0 ACES Kerri Westhauser 37 BACKCOURT PASSES Kerri Westhauser 217 SETS Patty Morchinek 538 SPIKES KILLS Kerri Westhauser 252 151 BLOCKS Laura Hecker 136 AWARDS M.V.P. — Kerri Westhauser SACRIFICE AWARD — Genna Gedig 1st Team All-Conference — Kerri Westhauser Honorable Mention — Patty Morchinek Varsity Volleyball Front: Laura Hecker, Kerri Westhauser. Middle: Coach Dean, Sue Kuban, Jean Udvare. Patty Morchinek, Lynn Holguin, Genna Gedig. Back: Cheryl Mikolajczak, Geri Kmiciak, Sherry Salzman, Kim Billox, Heidi Linski. J.V. Volleyball Front: Lisa Lohr, Lori Putz, Jean St. Onge, Julie Rezel, Pam Olszewski. Back: Gerrianne Bobrowicz, Holly Jambretz, Lorna Alvarez, Tina Addis. What started in August as a group of talented but inex- perienced individuals became a solid and intense volleyball team by October. The girls continued to improve as the season progressed and played their best volleyball from the middle of the season on. By the year end we were as fine a team as we’ve been. Highlights of our season were an undefeated record at home, winning 5 of our last 6 regular season matches, a second place finish in the strong Milwaukee Hamilton Tournament, and a gutty, backs to the wall, comeback victory over Racine Park in the Regionals. 69 Coach Dean Boy’s Track 1985 Top 5 Scorers: 1) John Probst 223 2) Jason Olson 202 3) Steve Gacek 162 4) Chris Bobrowicz 159 5) Tom Lisota 150V2 Captains: Fred Paul, C. Bobrowicz, Mike Sullivan Mr. Versatility — Mike Sullivan MVP — John Probst State: Steve Gacek — High Jump, Triple John Probst -— 1600 Meters Indoor Record: 22-2 Outdoor Record: 39-2 70 ------ First Row, Left: Al Peronto, Jay Wood, Jamie Lesch, Chris Bobrowicz, Fred Paul, Mike Sullivan, Steve Gascek, Dave Tomcyzack, Jim Davis. 2nd Row, Left: Rob Hointz, Kevin Kaari, Bob Henry, John Heinzelman, Curt Link, Dave Powers, Jamie Gedig, Mike Cauttreau, Brian Zauakowski. 3rd Row, Left: Jack Lynde, Jeff Probst, Rick Rytman, John Probst, Steve Nelson, Kevin Hablewitz, Steve Nelson. Top Row, Left: Coach Dean, Coach Thalman, Tim Trapp, Nick Pietruska, Tad Rapant, Scott Barker, Brad Kottke, Jeff Jamberetz, Dan Reszka, Tom Lisota, coach: Lynde and coach Meyer. The greatest season in Cudahy track history!! A 61 and 4 record, 5 major championships, with the highlight being a one point victory in the Conference Relays. This was all brought about because 43 young men had the talent, and most importantly, the courage and determination to get the most out of their ability. For that this season is truly a salute to them. Coach Dean 61-4 bottom: Kathy Boltik, Lori j arteka, Lyn Holguin, Jean Cldvare, Beth Michele Nolte, Jeanne Janicki, Penny Braun, Coach McCarthy. Staniszewski, Charice Leranth, Genna Gedig, Coach Wiechowski. Top: Laura Jock, Tammy Posda, Kim Deacon. Sara Meyer, Diane Williams, Middle: Leslie Eagle, Luann Luczynski, Julie O’Connell, LaRae Nemeth, Jenni Bugni, Nikki Krause, Lori Litka, Ester Immel, Coach Kowalski. 71 Cudahy Packer Varsity Tennis Squads Boys’ Tennis Girls’ Tennis Front: Jeff Koren, Willie Paladino, Doug Greuner, Mike White, Sharon Case, Donna Schneider. Back: Scott Krause, Chris Siodlarz, Chuck Degneffe. Tom Laufenberg, Dave Lindberg, Andy Hesselbach, Andy Jeffery, Don Bray, Dan Broderick, Jack Koenig, Coach Gail Perla. 3rd Row: Couri Salja, Dana Buttke. 2nd Row: Lisa Broderick, Cindy Greszk, Liz Klobuchar, Kathy Shanning. 1st Row: Betty Skibba, Barb Hardy, Kathy Kujawa, Laurie Hach, Amy Cheke. Not Pictured: Amy Lorenzen. 72 V Boys’ Sophomore Football 6 Wins and 2 Losses Coaches: Mr. Steven Vandervest Mr. John Woreck MVP Paul Kujawa Craig Stringfellow Beat: Kettle Moraine, Greenfield, So. Milw., W. A. Hale, W. A. Central, Oak Creek. Lost: Muskego, Greendale. Excellent Kicker: Scott Dykas Bottom: Shelley Smith, Vicki Simmerling. Laura Kratt, Nancy Momcilovic, Kren Melotik, Jenny Lisota, Syd Derby, Teri Hart. 2nd: Coach D'Aquisto, Coach Vandervest, Nick Povolo, Bill Hart, Dave Kratt, Willie Paladino, Todd Grimm, Scott Dykas. 3rd: Ken Bober, Craig Manka, John Ricco, Bob Heltemes, Jeff Griffith, Jim Quartemont, Brian Broderick, Tracy Brown. Coach Woreck. 4th: John Siodlarz, Todd Armbruster, Chris Hohner, Pete Argondizzo, Paul Kujawa, Craig Stringfellow, Scott Owen, Bryan Olen. Top: Bob Kieckbusch, Dave Lang, Steve Baren, Mark Meyers, Greg Rewolinski, Ted Bates, Carl Schliz. 73 Cudahy Varsity Packer Football 1985-1986 Coaches: Jerry Bo we, Jeff Trickey, Bernie Schmidt, Carey Venne Clayton Lynde, Paul Wasikowski Bottom: Jerry Weisflog, Jeff Jambretz, Dave Coffey, Ray Merlin, Rick Ryt- man, Curt Link, Dave Powers, Andy Jeffery, Jim Lengyel, Mike Schultz. 2nd: John Berg, Tom Lukes, Gary Jesse, Milan Pavlovic, Collin Hughes, Sharrod Jackson, Tom Lisota, Chris Siodlarz. 3rd: Danny Reszka, Scot Barker, Jack .Lynde, Jamie Gedig, Bill Hixenbaugh, Dan Gerber, Eric Berlin. 4th: Tim Trapp, Dave Schires, Ken Hixenbaugh, Matt Hagen, Phil Gross, Doug Milinovich, Chris Winkler. Top: Nick Pietruszka, Brad Kottke, Tadd Rapant, Jim Gnacinski, Phil Langowski, Bobby Henry. Pic. 1. Ray Merlin Pic. 3. Dan Gerber Pic. 2. Curt Link Pic. 4. Rick Rytman 75 Golf Wrestling 1985 featured the play of two outstanding senior golfers, Joe Stadler and Al Zelko. Stadler won the 1985 Janesville In- vitational Golf Tournament placing first out of 140 golfers. The Packer team placed in the middle of the Suburban Conference coming in 7th out of 16 teams. Individuals Gregg Schleuter and Joe Stadler paced Cudahy finishing in the top 10 golfers. Co-captains for the 1986 team are Mike Schultz and Joe Kubel. Left to Right: Darrin Arriens, Al Zelko, Joe Stadler, Gregg Schleider, Joe Kubel, Mike Schultz. This year’s wrestling team wasn’t always successful, but the team is get- ting stronger. This year the team had its first dual and conference win in two and a half years. WEIGHT NAME RECORDS 105 Scott Groshek 6-8 119 Jeff Rose 6-9 126 Chris Krause 8-9 138 Sharod Jackson 8-8 167 Milan Pavlovik 9-6 •185 Ray Merlin 13-5 J.v. Front: Al Peronto. Mike Simpson. Norb Walker. Craig Hauski. Back: Jerry Blochowicz, Andy Gartman. Ted Bates, Ed Weber. Bill Hart. 76 VARSITY Front: Kristie Cieszynski, Norb Walker. Chris Krause. Jeff Rose. Jerry Wenzen. Scott Groshek. Matt Pallen. Back: Jeanie Janicki. Bill Hixenbaugh, Ray Merlin. Milan Pavlovich. Ken Hixenbaugh, Don Ekes. Sharod Jackson. Coach Feuling, Jerry Blochowicz. IT’S NOT EASY.........................................................IT IS NOT EASY TO RUN TO HURT TO SWEAT TO GIVE YOUR ALL TO TAKE LESS THAN 1st PLACE. TO KEEP TRYING TO BE RECOGNIZED TO AVOID INJURIES TO GET YELLED AT BY THE COACH TO LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES. Row 1: Ann Sanfellipo, Jackie Melotik, Jenni Bugni, Carol Meyer. Row 2: Dawn Weber, Julie Steffen, Lisa Buerger, Jennifer Radtke, Amy Bridich. IT IS NOT EASY IT IS NOT EASY TO MAKE A COMMITMENT TO GIVE 100% TO BE THE BEST THAT YOU CAN BE TO BE A WINNER TO BE A LOSER. TO COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN TO RUN WHEN YOU HURT TO RUN WHEN YOU ARE COLD TO RUN TOGETHER TO NEVER QUIT. BUT IT ALWAYS PAYS. COACH BROMWELL 77 Boys’ Doubts About C.C. CHange to Confidence A new season, a new coach! How will the team perform? Can we be as tough as in the past? As with every new season these doubts and more present themselves. But rather than doubts, we choose to see them as challenges. Our challenges this year were many. Looking back as the season comes to a close, many would agree that the challenge was met. A new coach, a new team — and third in the conference. Look out next year. 1st Row Left to Right Jeremy Olson, Daniel Kaari, Jeff Gerber Middle: Mr. Bromwell, Mr. Thalman, Top: Jeff Probst, Tom Janokowski, Kevin Kaari, Rob Hintz Dave Martorano, Al Peronto, Sean McCusker, Mike Swenson 78 We Set Our Goals . .. Then We Achieved Them!! This year’s cross-country team achieved many goals throughout the season. It all started on a 90 degree Saturday morning in Sheriden Park where we won our first champion- ship — The Southeastern Title. After this accomplishment, the girls set their priorities straight and came up with one main goal. To become the best cross-country team Cudahy has ever known. We did this with hard workouts, inspiration, notes from Mr. Browmwell and fine coaching by Mr. Thalman. To direct our season positively, we then came a close second to Brookfield East at The Pulaski Invitational, won the Purgold Invitational and the Port Washington Invitational and came in another close second to Waukesha North, who were fifth in the state at the Whitefish Bay invitational. Our season had been a huge success so far. The girls became a very close knit team and with only the conference meet and sectionals left, we had to give it our all. We pulled through the Conference meet with a very im- pressive victory but we still had a lot of hard work left with the sectional meet coming up. Our determination was so intense that once at the sectional race, all we talked of was running the best race of our season and making it to state. The race itself was filled with a lot of team MOTIVATION by the girls and we soon became the first girls team in Cudahy history to make it to State. Despite the snow and bad weather condi- tions at State, the girls tried their hardest and returned home with some of the best memories anyone would ever want to cherish. 79 Sports: Definitions and Word Association Sport (spot) n. 1 — any recreational activity requiring bodily exertion 2 — fun; play. Fun (fun) n. 1 — lively play 2 — a source of amusement. (Pla) vi to take part in a game or sport. Play Game (gam) n. 1 — play, amusement 2 — a competitive amusement or sport. 80 Aetion (ak’ shen) n. activity or excitement Fan (fan) n. a person enthusiastic about a sport. Page 80 (Top L) Ha-Ha-He-Ho-Hee-Hee-Ha-Ha. (Top R) On your mark, get set.. . stand up! (Center) A few tips from coach Meyer. (Bottom) No matter what you say Tom Janokowski — they are part of sports. Team (Tern) n. a group of people working or playing together. Exercise (ek’s r siz') n. a task for developing a skill 2 — activity for developing the body. Page 81 (Top L) Action! (Top R) I beat Kurt's camera to the draw at Homecoming — Hi Michelle! (Bottom L) Packer (fan) pride (Bottom R) One of our lesser known sports — pud- ding eating (by the way, the class of '86 won again — as usual!). Practice (prak' tis) vt to do repeatedly so as to gain skill. Sweat (swet) vt, vi 1 — to give forth or condense moisture 2 — to work so hard as to 81 A FAiYtastik Season in Packer Sports With every successful athletic season year comes a strong and supportive group of faithful fans. Led by the Cheerleaders and Pom Pon Squad, Cudahy fans are no exception. Thanks to All Our Fans ... For All Seasons 83 We Made It to the “Big Shot” Side of Field House Bottom: Kim Billo, Christine Alien, Teresa Best, Kim Applebee, Heather Berg, Kathy Boltik. Middle: Bob Benson, Steve Bodwin, Matt Angiolo, Al Ackerman. Eric Berlin. Robin Bajczyk, Mike Baker, Sue Amann. Top: Debbie Boldin, Stacy Bedusek, Al Barr, Jenny Benedict, Sherry Adams. Class of ’87 Rules! Bottom: Vicki Brummeyer, Scott Croft. Nicole Charbonneau, Scott Budnick, Kelly Brempell, Duane Brzek. Middle: Laura Czerwinski, Kelly Christe, Tony Bondar, Larry Cahak, Andy Boren. Ken Cuplin, Tom Corbisier. Top: Beth Burns, Jeff Burkel, Vito Brown, John Brzek, Kelly Crowley, Michelle Butler. 86 Let’s Go Bowling Bottom: Ken Ferch. Dave Deau. Dave Eickhoff, Chuck Foster. Middle: Brian Day. Joe Freimark, Tod Dahlberg. Sean Derby, Brent Dewald, Mike Fixel. Top: Don Ekes, Sharon Ernst. Tracy Friedl, Renee Dorgay, Todd Dolhun. One More Year! Bottom: Amy Groshek, Clinton Grover, Jamie Gedig, Bob Gavin. Middle: Phil Gross, Tom Gawlak, Greg Gniotczynski, Maynard Gentz, Cindy Grzesk, Matt Hagen. Top: Colleen Hammond, Shelley Golding. Pam Halfmann, Lori Grabowski. 87 Bottom: Cassandra Igowski, Lynn Hoffmann, Brad Hardy, Wayne Jagodzinski, Tracey Jacobs, Laurie Heinzelman. Middle: Bill Hixenbaugh, Gil Hernandez, Ken Hixenbaugh. Bob Henry, Chris Johnson, Mark Helm, Todd Jacobs. Top: Michell Hersil, Laura Jock, Kim Hart. Michael Johnson, Anna lanni, Rose Hardy. Hey, Score Me a Donut!!! Bottom: Sue Kubacki, Cathy Koenig, Laurie Kukowski, Donna Kruszka. Middle: Mike Kaminski, Glen Klotz, Mark Junkans, Paul Ksobiech, Jeff Koren, Brad Kottke. Top: Gail Kabacinski, Annette Kuchera, Kelly Koenig, Kim Kirsch, Jenny Kuchma. We’ve Got No Headlines Perfect Attendance Bottom: Kris Lisowski, Sandy Lasher, Amy Masny, Tammy May. Middle: Patty La Borde, Jack Lynde, Keldon Maier, Phil Langowski, Terry La Fountaine, Scott Lundh, Kevin Manzeck. Top: Carmen Lopez, Kim Laurence, Rachelle Kurucz, Kelly Last. Never Listen Bottom: Diane Minerath, Kathy McKendry, Elian Neisner, Jodi Nelson. Middle: Kevin Murraay, Bill Nelson, Matt Mikula, Sara Meyer, Milos Momcilovic. Doug Milinovich, Joe Miller. Top: Cheryl Mikolajczak, Michelle McGinnis, Karen Nelson, Lia Mueller. 89 Sold-A-Out Bottom: Eric Pearson, Gary Placko. Jeff Probst, Mick Pietruszka, Tim Plevak, Al Peronto. Middle: Bryon Pitzl, Bob Petrie. Pam Pendzich, Greg Phipps. Kieth Phelps, Wade Plant. Peggy Paul, Peggy Priebe. Top: Tammy Posda, Sandy Petrie, Lori Parteka, Julie O'Connell, Bobbi Ann Placenda, Tina Ondrejka. Dean’s List Bottom: Carolyn Rybicki, Sheila Schires. Chris Ries, Mark Shell, Dan Ray, Madine Rychlak. Middle: Randy Scherkenbach. Todd Robinson, Dave Schires, Joe Robinson, Dan Reszka, Jeff Rublis. Top: Deanna Ryan, Lance Savoy. Dave Royek, Kit Roszak, Kathy Schanning, Jeff Rose. 90 Our Prom Was Best by Far Bottom: Julie Schram, Steve Stuart, Tim Scully, Todd Stuessi, Vicki Startzell, Paula Schmidt. Middle: Tony Smoody, Steve Stelter, Bob Segedi. Mike Sobotta, Russ Sliwinski, Darryl Smith, Brian Singleton. Top: Carole Schmitt, Jodi Simonson, Mark Schwister, Linda Schneider, Shari Schroeder. Class of the Junior Class Bottom: Jean (Jdvare, Luann Wagner, Jenny Wagner, Gail Thielen. Middle: Mike Tierney. Becky decker, Tim Trapp. Scott Urbaniak. Jason Thompson. Joe Wankowski, Mike Swiatek. Top: Alex Tasev, Jennifer Veva, Yvonne Walton, Connie Tryba. Ronda Wallner. 91 The Best Are Saved for Last Bottom: Gary Wolf, Rhonda Weins, Jamie Wieczorkowski, A1 Wolf. Middle: Debbie Weber, Dan Wiecorkowski, Jim Wozney, Bob Zimney, Darrell Whitaker, Chris Winkler, Tammy Wolf. Top: Carrie Wenzen, Scott Williamson, Rich Zanon, Joe Zblewski, Mike Witkowski, Kim Wiegand. 92 The Class of 1987 Will be Heard and You’ll Be Glad You Listened!!! 94 95 What’s So Tough About This Sr. High Stuff? Jodi Bissonette, Brandon Applebee, Peter Argondizzo, Rodney Bednar, Rene Beineich, Jim Akey, Lorna Alvarez, Tina Addis. Middle: Tammy Barrett, Ted Bates. Todd Armbruster. Jesse Beesky, Brian Broderick, Dan Ackerman. Jeff Bartlett. Darrell Beanchard, Tony Boldin. Top: Tony Alioto, Lori Bacon, Tammy Blank. Amy Bridien, Terri Broderick, Jodie Braun. East West Meet Bottom: Lisa Buerger. Carrie Crowley. Nancy Dabbs. Dean Crapitto. Tim Cetnarowski. Mike Clark, John Corbett, Richard Chojnacki, Bob Davis, Brian Czarnecki. Middle: Don Cartrette, Syd Derby, Shannon Carlson, Kelly Budzien, Carlos Delgado. Mark Case, Brett Brozoski, Kim Corbisier. Thomas P. Charney, Dave Butler. Top: Lisa Dallmann, Lynn Dertz, Kim Cieslewicz, Tim Cornale, Dawn Cartwright. Kris Cieszynski. 96 C-CI-D-A-H-Y Was Never Sung Better! Bottom: Nicloe Frahman, Cindy Hall, Brian Filtz, Bill Duane. Ken Bober, Jeff Griffith, Tracy Brawn, Dan Harold. Michelle Fricke, Maureen Haske. Middle: Michelle Geshrick, Cari Gavin. Andy Gartman, Andy Dushensky. Scott Dykas. Jim Gracinski, Todd Grimm. Todd Flick, Patrick Hall. Bill Hart. Annette Fabish, Susan Fitzpatrick. Top: Scott Groshek, Michele Goralski, Laura Haines. Denise Drabek, Curt Gaidosh, Karen Grudzinski, Wendy Frasch. Dana Hablewitz, Teri Hart, Jo Anne Fabish. You Can’t Hate the Class of ’88! Bottom: Jodi Kaminski. Hollie Jambretz. Brad Izzo, Peter Keller, Carrie Baminski. Amy Kamedulski. Middle: Marty Keller. Chris Hohner. Scott Kirsch, Bob Kieckbusch, Tony Kaminsky, Kevin Horszewski, Jim Heise. Top: Jackie Janicki, Sheri Bachellek, Dan Kaari, Bob Klak, Sherie Jarantowski. 97 We Want to Sit UNDER the Big Bleachers! Bottom: Beth Lesch, Jodi La Berde, Susan Kuban, Heidi Linski, Su Jin Lee, Jenny Lisota, Nicole Malmberg, Andrea Kober. Middle: Lisa Malak, Laura Kratt, Mary Kollmorgen, Joe Kolics, Bob Litkowicz. John Konkse, Paul Kujawa, Doug Kolata, Ann Komorowski, Dawn MacKnight, Michelle Malmberg. Top: Amy Kostman, Cassy Le Boeuf, Carolyn Kovac, Dana Krecak, Lisa Lohr, Vicki Losse. ... Or at the Beachers! Bottom: Gerrianne Bobrowicz, Jenny Martin, Sean McCusker, Carrie Maslowski, Paul Mikolajczak, Nancy Momcilovic, Todd Meyer. Middle: Jo Ann Matokar, Mark Meyers, Scott Markowski, Bob Muten, Bob Mirsberger, Al Nowak, Craig Manka, Dan Nowakowski, Jill Myers. Top: Christine McColloch, Holly Nelson, Shannon Misko, Aselajka Nadolski, Janet Miller, Karen Melotik. 98 «rT-O ATfl V Who Is Joe Draeger? Bottom: Matt Pallen, Steve Pintar, Julie Reszel, Traci Oleszak, Tracy Pueschel, Tammy Pohlkamp. Kevin Polasek, Kerry Otto. Middle: Michelle Psket. Jenny Olson, Jeremy Olson, Nick Pevolo, Greg Renier, Jim Quartmont, Scott Owen. Cindy Raether. Mike Polzin, William Paladino. Top: Lori Putz, Jennifer Radtke, Roxanne Polacek, Bryan Olen, Holly Pliszka. Pam Olszewski, Anita Radomski. We Don’t Eat Road Kills. Bottom: Kelley Santi, Vicki Simmerling, Christine Sepanski, Karen Sharafinski, Lisa Schott, Maria Serra, Peter Roth. Middle: Dean Sarrowski, Kevin Salzman, Tony Rymer. Bob Ross, John Schiez, Randy Rondorf, Carl Schilz, John Siodlarz, John Ricco, Clyde Schraufnagel. Top: Andy Schneider, Tom Sandahl, Jeanne St. Onge, Wendy Sieracki, Carrie Salzman, Gouri Saluja, Dan Ryan, Steve Schwartz. 99 The “Good Morning” People!!!” Bottom: Desanka Trifunovich, Erica Solberg, Tom Tsao, Dan Szydel, Shelley Smith, Luciana (Jgrina. Middle: Mike Sivenson, Dan Sobczak, Mike Thayer, Tom Thein, AITomczak, Craig Stringfellow, Julie Treloar, Jason Stevenson. Top: Dana Smue, Jodi Skowronski, Jackie Sroka, Betty Skibba, Alice Stahl, Julie Steffen. Frankie’s Nut House Bottom: Kelly White, Matt Wesley, Roger Zeniecki, Mike White, Perry White. Amy Wederath. Middle: Mark Witkowski, Cynthia Wenzel, Cheryl Williams, Robin Vaughn. Mike Voglmann, Cliff Wallace. Tom Vanderlinde. Top: Michelle Weiss, Dawn Weber, Jarrod Zaleski, Sherri Wendlick. Jody Zabransky. 100 Never Late ... Can’t Wait. Can Relate Our Fate. We Rate We’re ’88!!! Homerooms. Everyone has one, but what are they used for? Some people use them to catch up on their beauty sleep. Others to finish up (or start) yesterday’s homework. Still yet, people leave their homerooms in order to wander aimlessly in the halls and talk to friends. During the first sixteen minutes of the day, we listen to the announcements that tell us what’s happening during the day, what happened last week in sports, what will happen in sports this week, why you should buy this, go there, and participate in that, and be reminded, “Hey, let's be careful out there.” Some people like their time spent in homeroom. Other peo- ple say they're a waste of sixteen minutes, and if we didn't have them, we could get out of school earlier. But, like them or not, they're still here. 102 2 A Necessary Evil? Pic. 1 pg. 102: 8:00 AM and halls are almost empty. Pic. 2: 1 homeroom in the building ... Mr. Hitt’s Pic. 3: 16 Homeroom in the building . . .Mr. Wetzel’s Pic. 1 pg. 103: Ms. Steinke’s homeroom — classic cases of senior-itis Pic. 2: Locker section B fires up before homeroom Pic. 3: 7:53 time for a little gossip before the bell 103 r .uBS A Pacer By Tom Janokowski Well, we didn't get as much done as we hoped to but we had a good time.” Pictured From (L to R): Tim Fojtik, Jay Linski, Tom Charney, Tom Janokowski, Carol Litkowiec, Betty Skibba. Well it’s December and the largest deadline is due; 80 pages. Up until now the staff basically stumbled around the other deadlines, but now it's time for some work. The staff pulled together, became friends, had fun and worked their tails off (thank god for teamwork). They had their little differences but Mr. Hitt straightened it all out, and got them with the program. His methods are different, but they work. Hopefully all the students will be happy with this year's yearbook, that is the aim, but if they aren't, they can remember that they could have been doing it themselves — but they didn't take the time like the arrow has. Pictured From (L to R), Top to Bottom: Tom Charney, Dave Zabludowski, Jack Koenig, Jay Linski, Becky decker, Cathy Koenig, Sherry Salzman, Mark Mowers, Peggy Priebe. Terri Skowronski. 106 Arrow AV Camera Club Model ON Row 1, (L to R): Dan Reszka, Mike Schultz, Jamie Gedig, Steve Becker, Dave Shires, Dave Powers, Leslie Wantuch, Betty Skibba. Row 2: Phillip Gross, Jack Lynde, Eric Berlin, Curt Link, Chris Winkler, Matt Hagen. Left to Right: Renee Skolaski, Jim Treloar, Mark Mowers, Jack Koenig, Lynda Rothe, April Spende. Left to Right: Jim Heise, Gary Jesse, Michelle Nolte, Lynda Rothe, Jim Treloar, Renee Skolaski, Mr. Ed LaFleur. 107 CUDAHY CHAPTER afs HUI NING CHEN c o The Kromraj Family 6008 S. Delaware Ave. Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Phone: (414) 769-8239 No. 2 Middle School Huainan, Anhui People's Republic of China Mr. Chen Visits Cudahy From China There are primarily two types of middle schools in China: The major and ordinary schools. My school fits into the category of the former. Generally speaking, THE TEACHERS IN THE MAJOR SCHOOLS ARE better qualified, and students are selected by passing entrance ex- ams. When graduating from the middle school, 90% of the students go to college by passing the National Exams; in- cluding Chinese, English, Politics, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, and Geography. Since better and permanent jobs are available for only college graduate students, my students have to work hard so as to be admit- ted. Very normally, they spend weekends finishing their homework when the 6 school days are over, while relaxation and recreation are generally ignored. In school, they must be disciplined. “No fighting and “no dirty words” are strictly observed. Structural classes lead them to be passive in working at all the subjects. For want of communication in class, teachers direct contacts with each individual are out of class. The only thing that the student necessarily fell depressed about is to fail exams. In other words, all the students cherish the idea that they won't feel happy until they enter the university. 108 by Mr. Chen We Welcomed Line From Norway by Way of A.F.S. When I was notified I was to be an A.F.S. student, it was exciting news. I would go to the United States for a year — go to school there, make new friends, be on my own. It was an exciting thing to think about. Then, suddenly, I was at the Oslo airport and I was about to be on my way. I came to the airport about an hour before the plane should leave. The night had been long and I woke up many times with butterflies in my stomach. The time had gone by fast — too fast — but here I was, walking into the airport with my mom and two sisters — all helping me with my baggage. We came in the door and an AFS leader told me where to go. Could I see anybody that I could recognize from yesterday’s meeting? Mo, not yet. Then we got into the line to check our luggage. A lot of young people were standing in line. All of them seemed so excited — talking and laughing with each other. I felt like the loneliest person in the world. There I stood with my mom and two sisters. Wouldn't the people I knew come? Would my dad arrive soon? This was the day I was leaving and he couldn't be there in time! I checked in my two suitcases. They weren’t overweight, so that went fine. Then, on my way to the cafeteria, I suddenly saw faces I knew. Thank God they're here! I was getting more excited but finally started to realize that I was going away for a year — and that is a long time to stay away from home and friends. Was I really sure about what I was doing? Would my friends still be my friends when I came back? Would I grow away from them? These were some thoughts that went through my head. There was my dad! Finally, 15 minutes before I had to walk into the check- in. We walked along, talking. After all the waiting, I didn’t say too much; I was too nervous. There was no going back now. I was excited, nervous and frightened. The first step of my year-long adventure was beginning. (Top L) Line Gulbrandsen and some AFS friends. (Top R) Line's first day after arrival in Chicago. (Bottom L) Line and the Phipps, her AFS family. (Bottom R) Line in early ‘85. 109 2. Guidance Aides: Bottom: Cheryl Riley, Kim Lawrence. Middle: Kerry Otto, Tina Ondrejka. Jackie Hansen, Rhonda Weins, Amy Wederath, Sue Kuban. Top: Kim Otto, Tammy Wolf, Larry Cahak, Ken Helgrin. The guidance aides are the gophers for the guidance counselors. Without their helpers, the guidance counselors would lose valuable time, therefore the students would suffer. Office Help Bottom: Lisa Buerger, Jenny Jakus. Top: Patty Boren, Shelley Smith, Jill Maslowski. The office aides are a big part of the running of the school. They answer the phones, write out absent and tardy slips, and look up the location of students and teachers for paging. Library Aides: Shelley Smith, Nancy Momcilovic, Laura Kratt, Syd Derby, Jill Crowbridge Some of the jobs of the library aides include: checking books in and out, writing up Due Today” slips and the infamous “Overdue” slips. They also get periodicals and magazines for the students and faculty. 110 Forensics Squad “Speaks Out!” Forensics (Picture 1) Jenny Jakus, Tammy May. Jeff Jambretz, Renee Skolaski (Picture 2) Denise Last, Kit Rozak, Nancy Momcilovic, Lisa Lohr, Wendy Witkowski, Michelle Dovi, Debbie Boldin (Picture 3) LeAnn Warren, Lori Bindas, Tom Janikowski. Steve Nelson. Kate Cuirlik, Jim Heise, Jennifer Radtke (Picture 4) Michelle McGinnis, Dave Zabludowski, Tony Alioto, Linda Kurowski, Todd Frick, Pam Halfman, Jim Treloar Not Available for Pictures: Rochele Mulqueen, Maureen Haske, Kelly Brempel, Carlos Delgato, Shannon Carlson, Karla Naujokat, Su Lee, Jeanne Janicki, Karen Scharafinski, Michele Butler, Kerri Westhauser, Desanka Trifunovich, Julie Reszel, Jennifer Veva. Ill DOMINO’SN Drama Club 2 Stage Crew (Top Picture) Jim Treloar, Kurt Meyer, Renee Rondorf, Debbie Lausier, Jim (Bottom Picture) Bob Ross, Kathy Boltik, Clyde Schrafnagel, Paul Herman, Heise, Carolyn Rybecki, Greg Gniotczynski, Mark Mowers, Michelle Butler, Rodney Bednar, Tad Rampant, Rich Fix, Steve Cldvare. Nancy Dumbrowski, Lynda Rothe, David Zabludowski, Tony Alioto, Renee Skowlaski, Amy Lorenzen, Terri Skowronski, Barb Hardy, Sharon Bond. 112 Weight-Training Club Row 1: Michelle Nolte, Lynn Holguin, Craig Stringfellow, Pete Argondizzo, Nick Povolo. Row 2: Tammy Posda, Lori Bacon, Tom Tsao, Betty Skibba, Jarod Zaleski, Bob Heltemes, Jim Heise, Rick Rytman, Kelly Meyer, Monty Schilcher, Matt Hagen, Rene Beinlick, Randy Rondorf, Glen Klotz. Row 3: Wendy Senger, Cheryl Hauski, Jean Cld- vare, Carol Meyer, Jeannie Janicki. Row 4: Scott Plank, Scott Owen, Todd Brown. Those Not Pictured: Mark Mowers, Jack Koenig. Letterman’s Club Row 1: Gourie Saluja, Lisa Buerger, Kerri Westhauser, Jennifer Totka, Rick Rytman, Laura Hecker, Lynn Holguin, Carol Meyer, Gen- na Gedig, Sherry Salzman, Sue Amann, Dawn Weber. Row 2: Heidi Linski, Roxanne Polachek, Jeff Probst, Joe Quartemont, Greg Phipps, Ray Merlin, Gerald Weisflog, Colin Hughes, Dave Martorano, Jim Gnacinski, Jeff Jamberetz, Jerry Wenzen, Jenny Jakus. Student Council This year was the first year for advisor, John Woreck. He is just as new to this as the officers: Pres. Carol Litkowiec; VP — Renee Skolaski; Sec. Treas. — Sonja Steinhagen. The biggest yearly event for the student council is homecoming. They organize everything from the pep assembly to the grand march of the dance, including elec- tions, court, presentation at the game and decorating for the dance. Student Council also sponsors the student bookstore and a $350 scholarship to a student council member. Student Council Officers and Members (Left-Right) President — Carol Litkowiec Secretary Treasurer — Sonja Steinhagen Vice-President — Renee Skolaski Sitting: Shelly Golding, Lisa Buerger, Pam Halfmann, Kerry Otto, Paul Mikolajczak, Susan Fitzpatrick, Mike Clark. 1st Row, (L to R): Kim Hart, Kim Kirsch, Laurie Heinzelman, Su Jin Lee, Jodi Simanson, Julie O'Con- nelt, Cindy Leranth, Jennifer Radtke, Renee Skolaski, Michele Molte, Sonja Steinhagen, Jenny Jakus, Carol Litkowiec. Back Row, (L to R): Carolyn Rybicki, Holly Jambretz, Jim Treloar, Laura Hecker, Kelly Brempell. Not Pictured: Kelly Santi, Kim Horozewski, Jean Cldvare and Rick Rytman. 114 Student Ushers Club. Math Club. Council, (Pictures 1-3) Junior Officers — Jean (Jdvare, Kim Kirsch. Sophomore Officers — Hollie Jambretz, P.J. Mikolajczak, Jenny Jakus. Senior Officers — Laura Hecker, Cindy Leranth. (Picture 4) First Row (L to R): Lisa Dallman, Erica Solberg, Kristi Cieszynski, Lorna Alvarez. Row 2: Vicki Simmerling, Adalajda Nadolski, Janet Miller, Tracy Olezak, Tina Addis, Holly Grunert. Not Shown: Tony Alioto, Linda Kurowski. (Picture 5) (L to R): Jean Gdvare, Randy Scherkenbach, Tom Tsao, Rich Bisci, Ken Siegel, Kevin Karri, Todd Frick, Lori Bindas, Michele Butler, Kate Ciurlik, Janet Miller, Jim Treloar, Larry Zibell, Sherry Salzman, Patty Morchinek, Chris Siodlarz, Marty Keller. Not Shown: Tony Alioto. 115 It’s All Downhill! SKI CLUB Front: Milan Pavlovic. Row 1: Sonja Steinhagen, Wendy Senger, Amy Puetz, Liz Rausch, Shari Schroeder, Vicki Simmerling, Lisa Broderick. Row 2: Mark Case, Nick Povolo, Mike Thayer, Todd Brown, Tom Fricke, Ron Fryer, Mike White, Dave Powers, Bob Ross, Scott Kraus, Brian Broderick, Lori Hach, Tom Leonhardt, Linda Kossel, Sue Will, Laura Zanon. Back: Rodney Bednar, Kim Otto, Beth Pawlak, Joey Kubel, Chris Behl, Tom Thien, Nick Pietruszka, Tim Cetnarowski. Front: Chris Behl, Scott Kraus, Mike White, Tom Leonhardt, Mike Thayer, Nick Povolo, Tom Thien, Mark Mowers. Back: Dave Powers, Joey Kubel, Nick Pietruszka, Todd Brown. 116 Cudahy's Community Action Program CAP Pictured — Morning CAP (L to R): Michelle Schrawfnagel (J. E. Jones), Sherri Frahman (Penfield Children s Center), Annemarie Haske (Penfield Children's Center), Sonja Steinhagen. Afternoon CAP (L to R): Ken Siegel (Wyss Auto), Margie Tobias (People’s Credit Union), An- drea Johnson (DePaul Rehabilitation Hospital). Not Pictured: Kim Brody (St. Johnson), Denise Barutha (Jr. High West), Connie Filtz (St John’s), Sharon Case (Dan’s Pickaway), Richard Fix (Reminder Enterprise), Doreen Folger (Lakeside Dental Lab), Diane Lunde (St. Luke’s Hospital). Alicia Munoz (General Mitchell Field), Denise Peltier (Roffler's Head Shed), Scott Schuster (Venus Ford), Laura Wiza (First National Bank). 117 CHARACTB Scholarship Leadership Service 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. NHS Members (From L to R) Row 1: Cindy Leranth, Nicole Cuellar, Son- ja Steinhagen. Row 2: Jill Crowbridge, Kerri Westhauser, Linda Kossel, Patty Boren, Lynda Rothe, Renee Skolaski, Michele Nolte, Lori Bindas, SOMEONE. Row 3: Amy Spahr, Kevin Karri, Sherry Salzman, Jill Maslowski, Dan Broderick, Joe Quartemont, Jim Treloar, Chris Siodlarz. SOMEBODY ELSE. 118 1985-86 Cudahy Pom-Pon Squad The pom-pon squad are the “peppers” at the pep assemblies and games. They inspire school spirit in everyone. This summer the pom-pon squad took part in the state contest at the Wisconsin State Fair. They worked hard and can usually be seen practicing during their lunch hour and after school. We should thank them for all the work they do. Top Row: Kim Hart, Annette Kuchera, Amy Spahr, Nadine Rychlak, Amy Wederath, Beth Michalski, Carrie Maslowski. Middle Row: Jenny Wnuk, Cassandra Igowski, Cindy Hall. Nicole Cuellar, Kandy Kunesh. Bottom Row: Vicki Brum- meyer, Wendy Witkowski, Jodi Skowronski, Maureen Haske, Michelle Dovi, Julie Pekar, Laurie Bindas. 119 JV Cheerleaders • Laura Kratt • Jenny Lisota • Syd Derby • Nancy Momcilivic • Shelly Smith • Vicki Simmerling • Karen Melotik Varsity Cheerleaders JRs: Seniors: • Racheile Kurucz • Jenny Bender • Tammy Posda • Lisa Kubacki • Tracy Friedl • Michelle Nolte • Anna Ianni • Kelly Symicek Over Worked, Under Paid, But They’re Always There! Picture 1 Mr. Dull enthusiastically directing Pep Band. Picture 3 First Row: Lisa Lohr, Lori Bacon. Jodi Simonson, Debbie Boldin, Kate Cuirlik, Linda Kossel, Betty Skibba. Second Row: Rob Hintz, Pete Roth, Scott Markowski, Mike White, Mike Swenson, John Schilz, Jackie Sroka, Kevin Polacek, Rich Bisci. Third Row: John Koren, Rich Dettlaff, Scott Plank, Dave Martorano, Bob Heltemes, Curt Link, Mike Klucykowski, John Berg, Mark Neuman, Phil Gross, Todd Frick. 122 Ah One ... And a Two ... And a ... Picture 1 — Full Orchestra First Row: Betty Skibba, Desanka Trifunovich, Rochele Mulqueen, Su Lee, Jennifer Radtke, Lisa Dallman, Jackie Janicki, Sherri Wilbrant, Connie Tryba. Second Row: Amy Lorenzen, Jenny Lisota, Kim Petrie, Joann Matokar, Jason Stevenson, Robin Bajczyk, Julie Oconnell, Jodi Simonson, Cassadra Igowski, Linda Kossel. Third Row: Sharon Ernst, Chris Klienowski, Sharon Case, Debbie Cetnarowski, John Schabla, Al Peronto, Lisa Lohr, Kathy Boltik, Hollie Jambretz, Carolyn Kovac, Kerri Westhauser. Fourth Row: Mr. Tresp, Curt Link, Scott Plank, Dave Martorano, Todd Frick, Dan Gerber, Scott Markowski, Tom Charney, Don Bray, Dan Mrnik, Scott Kraus. Paul Ksobiech, Dean Crapitto, Mike Klucykowski. Picture 2 — Jazz Band First Row: Don Bray, Chris Jaeger, Sue Amann, Rob Hintz, Joe Quartermont, Doug Kolata, Laurie Hach. Second Row: Dan Broderick, Mike Klucykowski, Jackie Sroka, Mike Swenson, Dan Mrnik, Tom Charney, Curt Link. Third Row: Dan Gerber, Scott Plank, Joe Zblewski, Dave Martorano, Scott Markowski, Pete Roth. 123 (L-R): Michelle Dovi, Kim Kunesh, Kristie Cieszynski, Lorianne Litka, Vicki Simmerling, Carol Litkowiec, Christine Sepanski, Jessica Kulin- ski, Christine Allen, Tammie Whitney, Sue Kopecky, Kim Reindeau, Gail Thielen, Anne Marie Haske, Laurie Heinzelman, Denise Last, Jennifer Zink, Julie Treloar, Laura Hecker, Beth Michalski, Karen Slivinski, Nan- cy Dabbs, Rochelle Mulqueen. 124 Deanna Ryan, Dawn Kleppin, Sue Kubacki, Michelle Geshrick, Jodi Laborde, Deb- bie Lausier, Linda Kurowski, Jenni Bugni, Lynda Rothe, Alice Stahl, Tracy Oleszak, Shelly Zahn, Jenny Veva, Kelli Last, Cassie La Boeuf, Maureen Haske, Holly Grunert, Carol Scmidt, Kandy Kunesh, Lisa Buerger, Erica Solberg, Esther Immel, Shelly Smith, Jenny Martin. Cudahy High School’s Choir Altos (Top Picture) (L to R) Starting With Top Row: Karen Slivinski, Nancy Dabbs, Rochelle Mul- queen, Nancy Momcilovic, Alice Stahl, Michelle Dovi, Kim Kunesh, Jessica Kulinski, Tammie Whitney, Sue Kopoecky, Kim Reindeau, Christine Allen, Carole Schmidt, Kandy Kunesh, Lisa Buerger, Erica Solberg, Deanna Ryan, Dawn Kleppin, Sue Kubacki, and Lynda Rothe. The Guys (Bottom Picture) (L to R) Starting With Top Row: Monty Schilcher, Jerry Schmitt, Jeff Jam- bretz, Schott Owen, Tim Stoll, Scott Kruszka, Jim Treloar, Jim Heise, Jim Alcey, Lance Johnstone, Scott Lundh, Tony Alioto, Jarrod Zaleski, Paul Mikolajczak, and Dan Broderick. 125 Singing Their Way Into Our Hearts .. Madrigal (Top Picture) (From L): Christine Allen, Kim Kunesh, Scott Kruszka, Jeff Jambretz, Jim Heise, Jim Akey, Linda Kurowski, Jenni Bugni, Kelli Last, Scott Lundh, Paul Mikolajczak, Tony Alioto, Lorianne Litka, Laurie Heinzelman. Sujing Choir (Bottom Picture) Back Row: Lorianne Litka, Jerry Schmitt, Monty Schilcher, Scott Lundh, Christine Allen, Jim Trelor, Laura Hecker, Jim Heise, Jennifer Veva, Lance Johnstone, Carole Schmidt. Middle Row: Jim Akey, Lynda Rothe, Paul Mikolajczak, Jenni Bugni, Scott Kruszka, Tony Alioto. Bottom Row: Jessica Kulinski, Tammie Whitney, Linda Kurowski. 126 Choir Aides Art Club Pic. Choir Aides Top Row (L-R): Scott Kruszka, Jeff Jambretz, Julie Treloar, Denise Last, Curt Link, Debbie Lausier, Lorianne Litka. Bottom (L-R): Tammie Whitney, Jessica Cheese'' Kulinski. Pic. 2 Art Club Standing (L-R): Nancy Dabbs, Tracy Pueschel, Jay Wieczorkowski, Greg Gniotczynski, Michelle Butler. Seated (L-R): Tony Alioto, Kurt Meyer, Lynda Rothe, Sherry Salzman and Genna Gedig. 127 3 4 Ladies and Gentlemen Introducing ... The 1986 Talent Show was, well, certainly a challenge. The first task of the AFS was to find acts. They “scouted” out homerooms, classes, and friends. The bands were easy because they wanted exposure. The skits and acts were another story. This year’s Emcees were Kurt Meyer and Todd Brown (with a little help from Mark Mowers and “friends”). They were cer- tainly “different.” As usual, the “critics” were there. This year they went a step toward the Shakesperian” days of lettuce and tomatoes. Due to the rising cost of produce they brought eggs and bread. Thanks to these students we are now forced to end the AFS Talent Show — forever. And once again — the students have ruined something for themselves, which is really sad. And thus we close the final Curtain on “The Greatest (?) Show On Earth!” aka the AFS Talent Show. 128 The Late, Great A.F.S. Talent Show 1. Todd Brown, Kurt Meyer 2. Dave Zabludowski, Terri Skowronski, Lori Bindas, Sherry Salzman, Carrie Wenzen, Karla Naujokat, Lynda Rothe 3. Tom Charney 4. Todd Brown, Mark Mowers, Kurt Meyer Pictures on Page 129 1. Peter Keller, Sherry Salzman, Lynda Rothe, Genna Gedig 2. Ken Siegel, Bob Theno, Jay Linski 3. Mark Helm, Mike Witkowski, Joel Kapczynski 4. Don Bray, Tom Charney 5. Kai Kuch, Dan Broderick, Monty Schilcher 6. Linda Kurowski, Tom Charney 129 Top Row (L to R): Daniel Broderick. John Schilz, Scott Kraus, Michael Swen- son. Allen Peronto. Bottom Row (L to R): Kerri Westhauser, Brett Brozoski, Car- rie Wenzen. Paul Balow. Cassandra Igowski. Jennifer Wnuk, Cheryl Williams. Top Row (L to R): Lisa Lohr, Linda Kossel, Robin Vaughn. Daniel Nowakowski, Christopher Jaeger, Kathryn Roszak, Joseph Quarte- mont, Douglas Kolata, Thomas Vanderlinde, Michael White, Robert Ross, Amy Kamedulski, Luciana Clgrina, Jennifer Jakus, Betty Skibba. Bottom Row (L to R): Robert Hintz, Kerry Otto, Connie Tryba, Jodie Braun, Vicki Loose, Jennifer Olson, Jodie Simonson, Carolyn Kovac, Lori Bacon, Lisa Schott, Lori Putz, Michelle Psket, Cynthia Hall, Denise Barutha. Ladies and Gentlemen Cudahy Senior High School’s 130 Top Row (L to R): Paul McNew, Phillip Gross, Donald Bray, Dean Crapitto, John Ricco, John Siodlarz, Daniel Gerber, Scott Markowski, John Berg, Scott Plank, Todd Frick, Curtis Link, Robert Heltemes. Bottom Row (L to R): David Mar- torano. Michele Weiss, Joseph Zblewski, Kevin Polasek, Daniel Mrnik, Peter Roth, Donald Ekes. Thomas Charney. John Koren, Richard Bisci, Jr., Mark Nueman, Richard Dettlaff, Joe Frymark. Top Row (L to R): Heather Berg, Cindy Leranth, Sherri Wilbrandt, Kathryn Ciurlik, Kim Wiegand, Elian Neisner, Julie Steffan. Bottom Row (L to R): Debra Boldin, Renee Skolaski, Laurie Hach, Julie Reszel, Kathleen Boltik, Suzanne Amann, Holly Nelson, Hollie Jambretz. Band, under Director of Bands, Mr. Kerry Dull 131 133 3 1. Harold F. Lorenz, Principal: G. of Illinois — B.S. in Music Education, G. of South Dakota — M.M., G. of Wisconsin — Milwaukee — Specialist Certificate in Administrative Leadership. 2. Neal J. Michel: B.S. and M.S. degrees — Gniversity of Wisconsin — Milwaukee. Post graduate work in Administrative Leadership — Gniversity of Wisconsin — Milwaukee. 3. Gerald Benka: Superintendent. School Board Maree Pavlovich, Donna Liermann, Patti Meerschaert, Baird Stouffer, Gerald Benka, Lee Kraus, Ray Glowacki, Arthur Schabla, Joseph Furdek 134 7 1. Paul Barry — Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop, B.S. and M.S. Industrial Education, U.W. Stout 2. Mrs. Benjamin — Secretarial Arts and Typing U.W. Whitewater 3. G. A. Bouoe — Dr. English, Developmental Reading, Kansas University, Wise, Whitewater, B.E., Varsity Football Coach, Lettermen's Club 8 4. Elaine J. Boyce — B.S. Degree — University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. M.S. Degree University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee 5. Jim Bromwell — B.S. Oshkosh, M.S. UW Oshkosh Boys and Girls Cross Country Coach, Gshesrs Club Ad- visor, Counselor for class of ’88 The Best” 6. Mrs. Susan Burazin — Algebra — Trig, Computers, Consumer Math 9 7. Mrs. Nolan Burger — B.S. Sociology, U.W. Whitewater MSE, University of Wisconsin — Milwaukee 8. Mr. Jeff Cavanaugh — Special Ed. Teacher, Freshman Football and Basketball Coach 9. Frank J. Charapata — M.A. Mar- quette, B.A. St. Norbert College, University of Wichita, U.W. Madison, American History, Spanish 1 7 1. Richard Cheke — University of Wyoming, University of Marquette, University of Wisconsin, Stout, B.S. and M.S. 2. Mr. Russ Colombo — Biology, Ad- vanced Biology B.S.,. M.S. U.W. Whitewater. 3. Lynn Crawford — Business Education 136 8 4. Mr. Daryl Dean — B.S. Northland College, U.S. History, Head Boys Track Coach, Head Girls Volleyball Coach 5. Dennis W. Donovan — Special Education, B. Ed. Special ED. at U.W. Whitewater 6. Kerry B. Dull — B.N.E. Milton Col- lege, M.M. University of Wisconsin — Madison, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo, Pep Band, Sophomore Class Sponsor. 9 7. Rhoda Foley — M.A. Special Educa- tion — Cardinal Stritch 1979 8. James L. Fons — Geometry, In- termediate Algebra and Trigonometry, B.A. and M.A. Mar- quette University 9. Ron Fowler — B.S. U.W. Madison, Physical Education 7 1. Lauerne Frank — Librarian. 2. Ms. Marcia Eggleson-Fry — Cudahy Recreation Director, B.S. in Recrea- tion Administration from Illinois State University, Normal, IL 1 yr. National Exchange Program to University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. 3. Thomas Gill — Psychology Sr., Government Sr., Economics Sr., University of Wisconsin — Social Studies, M.A. Education Psychology. 8 4. Patricia Hanson — Junior Counselor. 5. Charles Hitt — Senior Journalism, Business and General English. Arrow, Pacer, Camera Club Advisor. Varsity Baseball Coach. UW Whitewater. 6. Steue G. Hoffman — Physical Educa- tion, B.S. and M.S. Notre Dame University of Wisconsin, Boys Volleyball Coach. 9 7. Bruce Kaponya — U.W. — Stout, In- dustrial Education Auto Power Mechanics. 8. Judy Krelitz — BFA UWM, Librarian. 9. Mr. Kenneth Kujawa — B.S., M.S. UWM, Math Dept. Chairman In- troductory Calculus; Advanced Math Topics; Computer Science Boys' Var- sity Basketball Coach. 137 7 1. E. James LaFleur — B.A. — Oshkosh, M.S. Whitewater, German, World History, Junior Class Advisor, Model Cl.IN. Advisor. 2. Mrs. Linda Krause — B.A. Home Economics Education, Mount Mary College, Advanced Foods, Allied Arts, Clothing, Consumer Economics, Con- temporary Living. 3. Diane Lindenau — B.S. G of W — Madison, M.S. G of W — Milwaukee Junior English, Film Study, World Literature, Forensics, Drama Club. 8 4. Michael McCarthy — Ynderr work — Gniversity Wisconsin — Milwaukee. Masters — Cardinal Stritch College. Coach — Girl’s Track. 5. Mr. Mike McCurdy — Economics, Government, B.S. Eau Claire, M.S. Whitewater. 6. Miss Jane McElroy — BE — Whitewater, Typing 1-2, Advanced Typing, Clerical Practice. 9 7. Mrs. Terri Meyer — French, Driver Theory, B.S. GW — Madison, Varsity Girl’s Swim Team Coach, Chairper- son of Foreign Language Dept. 8. Wayne Meyer — B.S. Industrial Ed. — G.W. Stout, Sophomore Boys’ Basketball Coach, Boy’s Track Jumpers Coach, Graphic Communications Electronics. 9. Hick Mimier — GW — Madison, B.S. in Astrophysics, Biology, Current Science. 138 7 1. Clark Mitchell — Physical Education. 2. Frederick Murphy — Chemistry, Ad- vanced Chemistry, B.A. Milton Col- lege, M.A. Duke University, Chairman of Science Department, National Honor Society Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor. 3. Warren Nitz — Science and Math, B.S. U.W. Oshkosh, M.S. U.W. Whitewater. 8 4. Sheila Osten — University of Wisconsin — Whitewater, B. Ed. Special Education, E.D. Resource Teacher. 5. 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. 6. Mrs. Constance Pilger — Jr. Phy. Ed. 9 7. 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. 8. Mrs. Linda Seaman — B.M. Music Education, Alverno College, Choir, Madrigal, Swing Choir, Musical Director. 9. Robert Sedlacek — B.S., UWM, Math Physics, M.S. UWM, Ed. Psychology, Senior Counselor, Head Boys' Swim Team Coach. 139 1 .John D. Skille — B.S. University of 4. Mr. Robert Sprader — Sophomore Minnesota, Teaches: Basic Design, English, Assistant Forensics Coach. Beginning Drawing, Painting, 5. Mrs. Mary Rose Steinke — Mar- Sculpture, Commercial Art, Print- quette University, B.A. M.E.D. Car- making, Ceramics, Art, Metals and dinal Stritch College, UWM (Forensics Crafts, Art Club Supervisor. P.N.P.) 2. Mr. Lee Solda — UWM, Geometry, 6. Mrs. Martha Stolar — Home Algebra — Trigonometry. Economics Department, Graduated 3. Mrs. Splan — B.A. Home Economics Iowa State University. Education, Foods 1-2, Child Develop- ment, Cheerleader Advisor. 9 7. Mr. Larry Tresp — Director of Or- chestra Grades 4-12 B.F.A. — UWM Milwaukee. 8. Jeff Trickey — B.S. Ripon College, M.S. UWM Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Strngth Training Advisor. 9. Mr. Henry Trzeciak — Stevens Point B.S. St. Mary’s College, M.S. Biology. 140 1. Merri Lee CJnrath — Sophomore Speech, Forensics, Pom-Pons, 6 Ad- visor, University of Wisconsin — Milwaukee. '2- Mr. S. Vandervest — Stout State University — B.S., Stout State . University — M.S. Department Head — Industrial Arts, Head B-Team Football Coach, Head Equipment Manager. 3. Carey Venne — English 5-6, Geography 1-2, B.S. English U.W. Oshkosh, M.S. U.W.M., Assistant Football Coach, A.V. Supervisor. 8 4. John Walter — Athletic Director, U.S. History. 5. Mr. Caluin O. Wetzel — B.S. and M.S. UWM, Junior English and Ad- vanced Composition, Literary Review. 6. Philip Wilke — A.F.S. Club, Senior English. 9 10 7. David Wilson — Power Mechanics. 8. John A. Woreck — Mathematics In- structor, Student Council Advisor, Football and Track Coach. 9. Joanne Vandenbusch — Sign Language. 10.Laurence Zibell — Mathematics, Computers. 141 I’ll Get by With a Little Help From . . J 1. Mrs. Betty Kramer 2. Mrs. Pat Bzdusek 3. Mrs. Mickey Habanek Faculty Staff More Than Willing to ‘Lend a Hand’ What would you do if I spoke out of turn? Would you give me a yellow D.T.? Lend me an ear and I’ll lead you along, and I’ll try not to ’just get a DP ©eoeeo©oo© =1 OOGOQOOOOQO aoo0ooooeo i 0000086 9 | M� CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986! FINE JOB!!! MJP TOOL CORP. PHONE 481-2417 FRANK M. SYNOWICZ 3671 East Mallory Avenue President CUDAHY, WI 53110 J-JH5KRL MANUFACTURING ELECTRIC WIRE AND CABLE ASSEMBLERS 4245 S. PACKARD AVE., ST. FRANCIS PHONE: (414) 481-8142 MARTINO’S ° 1215 W. LAYTON AVE. SHORT LUNCH TIME? CALL AHEAD! MINI-GOLF _ __ ■ §§r 281-5580 144 NAPOLI PIZZA AND RESTAURANT 709 W. LAYTON MILWAUKEE, WI 53221 482-1585 CCJDAHY ST. FRANCIS SAW WAREHOUSE FOODS Jfote 7U Juft £oco Prices... 3110 E. LAYTON AVE. Mention this ad and get an additional $50 off on your favorite car at SOUTH SIDE AUTO MART 3203 E. Cigars • Cigarettes • Smokers’ Supplies • Candy SULLIVAN’S CIGAR STORE Joe and Mary Salvatore Proprietors 4714 S. Packard Avenue Cudahy, WI Phone: 471-0733 HONG’S TAE KWON DO KARATE For — Men — Women — Children • TAE KNON DO •JUDO •KARATE •KUNG FU •HAPKIDO •WEAPONS PHYSICAL FITNESS WEIGHT CONTROL SELF CONFIDENCE SELF DISCIPLINE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 4770 S. PACKARD AVE., CUDAHY 482-3500 VICTORY HALL VICTORY LOUNGE AND DINING 3665 E. GRANGE FRIDAY FISH FRY 4:00 pm-8:00 pm COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE FOR ALL SPECIAL EVENTS 769-7570 • Facilities for 50 to 800 People • Dances ■ Weddings • Parties Banquets Good Luck to Class of ’86 PEKAR’S LIQUOR Layton Mart Shopping Center 3080 E. Layton Cudahy KOENIG SIGNS 2335 S. K.K., MILWAUKEE 744-0787 145 Congratulations to the “Class of 1986” From . . . STEARNS MAGNETICS INC. steams magnetics inc. a Subsidiary of Magnetics Internationl 6001 S. General Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 53110 (414) 769-8000 Congratulation Class of '86 Serving All of Milwaukee County COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP Complete Floral Service 3101 East Layton Avenue Cudahy, Wl 53110 Phone (414) 744-4970 The Arrow Staff would like to thank Country Flower for their support once again. 147 St I N, A T Ii 0'NI A OF CUDAHY- 3 CUDAHY, WIS. A Young Independent Bank . . . But, Already a Strong Dependable Friend. Thanks 1st National for your support of C.S.H.S. MIDWEST MILL WORK, INC. John W. Gargulak, President Warehouse and Store 5318 South Packard Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 Phone 744 6478 Weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 Noon Lumber, Plywood, Flooring, Mouldings, Doors, Windows, Custom Cabinets, Milwaukee Electric Tools, Benjamin Moore Paint. Best Wishes Class of '86 E N G E- L D N G E R Denis Res — Plumbing 744-1216 Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Everything for Your Plumbing and Heating Needs Duane Res — Heating 383-0900 466-5763 How Can You Save on All Your Prescription Needs? UNION PRESCRIPTION CENTERS High Quality and Low Prices 3604 E. College 764-1330 A good value pharmacy member A Member of the Allied Senior Citizens Council of Wisconsin REMINDER ENTERPRISE PRINTING 3643 E. Barnard Ave. 744-4030 Phone: 744-1229 A Cut of Joy’s HAIR GALLERY 3062 E. Layton Ave... St. Francis, Wl 53110 Hours: Mon. 12-5:00 Tues.-Fri. 9-8:00 Sat. 7:30-2:00 Super Styles for Guys and Gals Club 300 Bowl 3460 E. Layton Ave. 483-4359 Jim Helen Look Prop. Bowling Pool LAKE CLEANERS 5964 So. Packard Ave. 769-9444 149 CUDAHY MARINE BANK We’re There When You Need Gs! 4701 S. PACKARD — 414 744-8800 P.O. BOX 230 — CUDAHY, W1 53110 i cn Congratulations Class of 1986 From CAMELOTSPA Camelot Spa Tanning Salon Open: Mon.-Fri. 8-9 Sat. Sun. 9-5 6170 S. Packard Cudahy,WI 53110 152 Bring in Your Yearbook and Get 50% Off Any Special!!! Carry Out and Delivery Open Daily at 4:00 PM Pizza Spaghetti 483-2233 Lasagna 3540 E. Barnard Ave. Hot Sandwiches Broasted Chicken Fish and Shrimp DAHM’s ACE HARDWARE Phone: 744-7040 3552 E. Barnard Cudahy, Wis. 53110 Featuring Authentic French Croissant Breakfast 5965 S. Packard Cudahy, Wis. 53110 30 MINUTE PHOTO Enlargements Up To Poster Size Fastest Service In Area 5943 S. Packard Ave. Cudahy, Wl 53110 Between Art y s Ponderosa 744-9060 Bring in your yearbook and get a 2nd copy of same enlargement free!! HOME LOANS • AUTO LOANS • INTEREST BEARING FREE CHECKING • POSTAGE FREE-SAVE BY MAIL TYME CARD • MASTERCARD • VISA DRIVE-IN SERVICE • NIGHT DEPOSITORY • MONEY MARKET SAVINGS • . . . AND MUCH MORE! HP JQmlUUiiiiii W OFFICE 744-3323 24 HOUR RATE HOT LINE 744-1858 2301 8. KINNICKINNIC AVE., MILWAUKEE. Wl 53207 m 153 Congratulations Class of 1986! THANK YOG MCDONALD’S For Your Support of Cudahy Sr. High KELVIN SCHROEDER “Jewelers of Cudahy” 1013 Milwaukee Avenue, South Milwaukee, 764-4444 Packard Plaza, Cudahy, 769-6666 “The store that cares about you since 1937” 156 3519 East Barnard Ave. Cudahy, Wisconsin Not Just Another Night Club!!! Congratulations From Modern Machine Works to the Graduates of 1986!!! It’s WHERE YOG BELONG CREDIT UNION Norman Siegel 483-6280 Congratulations and Best Wishes From . . . FINE-LANDO CLINIC 3533 E. RAMSEY AVE CUDAHY, WI53110 769-6000 Import and Domestic Auto Parts 4825 S. Whitnall Avenue Cudahy, Wisconsin Store Hours Daily 9-6 Sat. 8-3 Sun. 9-12 482-3535 Disc Brake Rotors and 4809 S. Packard Ave. Brake Drums Machined Cudahy, Wl 53110 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1986 From CITY OF CUDAHY OFFICIALS Mayor . . . 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 159 UNIQUE: FLORAL ARTISTRY FEATURING CURRENT CLASSIC STYLES FOR WEDDINGS. RESIDENCES PUBLIC FACILITIES Ve offer cin extraordinary combination of imaginative merchandise and Fresh as well as Silk Flowers Visit Our Showroom 48z iozz Ol efloragg) m 5430 So. Packard Ave. Cudahy Complete Repair Service DONN POWERS JEWELER, INC. FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY LAYTON MART SHOPPING CENTER 3060 E. LAYTON AVE. CUDAHY, WI 53110 2110 10th AVE. SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WI 53172 Wrecks Rebuilt Auto Painting 481-3965 CUDAHY AUTO BODY, INC. General Auto Body Work Ed Cork, Pres. 5171 So. Whitnall Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 53110 Graduates May all that’s good in life be yours. CIURLIK’S Layton Mini-Mart 3928 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy 744-9631 st. Francis savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION J.C. PENNEY CATALOG RETURN STORE WHERE SAFETY AND OPPORTUNITY ASSURE YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE! Ten Convenient Offices to Serve You 5656-D So. Packard Packard, Plaza 160 ® IgunW) jwy Congratulations Class of 1986 Cudahy Gun Club P.L.A.V. LANES Pulaski Avenue Post 26 OCa'4- May All t w,,0k T Your Successes (Zaks) as reat as V JP 1 Your Troubles Are Small The Oleszak Family 161 LAYTON LIQUOR CUDAHY DENTAL ASSOCIATES Congratulations to the Seniors of CSHS 1986 Al’S CUSTARD 525 E. Layton Milwaukee, Wis. 3866 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110 744 6120 Congratulations to the Class of ’86 “86” — May You All Take Advantage of the Many Wonderful Opportunities in the World — A1 GARDEN CENTER, INC. • RENTAL SERVICE, INC. Class of ’86: Embrace the opportunities America offers you, and then work to make your dreams come true. Karl’s is Open: Monday-Saturday 7 AM-8 PM Sunday — 9 AM-5 PM Holidays — 8 AM — 3 PM (414) 488-6332 6050 S. HOWELL AVE. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53207-6285 • Fully Air Conditioned • complete fitness facility • co-ed gym • Nautilus Equipment • Olympic Weights • Golds Gym Clothing And Accessories • Tanning Facilities Wolf System Wide Bed • Vitamins and Supplements • Personalized workouts programs Next to Pickn’save “Go for the Gold” Congratulations From: Your Hosts . . . Ron and Shari Hocking FRIENDS TOO Fine Food and Wet Goods Banquet and Party Room 5880 S. Packard 482-2070 744-GOLD 3520 E. Ramsey Cudahy, Wis. 53110 Serving the Financial Needs of Our Members and Their Families for Over 49 Years . . . 481-6220 j£ac7isJi J5nipf(jyees' 7$570 SOUTH PACKARD AVINUI CUDAHY, WISCONSIN JJ1 10 7 163 cJlflAMXVxj Betsy’s Hallmark • The Grand Avenue • 327 E. Wisconsin Ave. • Packard Plaza •4001 N. Oakland Fitness Begins Here! YMPA !� ’• the best I MUM . . .candofor South Shore Family YMCA 3244 East College Avenue — Cudahy Wl 764-6400 Please Support Our Advertisers % 1986” I LADISH J I CO.. INC. 1 ROFFLER HEAD SHED LTD 3753S.KK� FRfIcls MON. FRI. 8-6 TUES. - THURS. 8-8 744-3070 SAT. 8-4 Total Haircare Skincare Color Analysis Make-Up GENE M. GROBSCHMIDT AGENCY Complete Insurance Progection Homeowners, Business Auto (Preferred or Risk) Snowmobile — Truck — Motorcycle 1 YOU 1 y AGENT J 412 N. Chicago Avenue South Milwaukee 762-7676 Congratulations Class of 1986 Tomaro Contractors Inc. General Contractors PO Box 155 Yard Office Cudahy, WI 2727 E. Layton Milwaukee County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RICHARD B. KUZMINSKI Supervisor. 24lh District 744-7822 Congratulations OiuU, Class of 1986 3624 East Layton Cudahy,WI 53110 167 HAIR QUARTERS COMPLETE SERVICES IN PERSONALIZED HAIR DESIGN PHONE 3524 E LAYTON AVENUE 744 5005 CUDAHY. Wl 53110 Good Luck to the Class of ’83 213 N. Chicago Ave. South Milwaukee, Wl 53172 FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER Phone: 762-2313 � r Bloomfield Realty Inc. 4763 S. Packard Cudahy 482-3100 MIX DRINKS SANDWICHES ★ CARRY OUTS ★ Congratulations 512 W. Layton Ave. 481-5520 Class of 1986! Thanks to My Buddy Support John Hitt Our For All Your Help! 168 Advertisers!!! PATRONS Patrons Packard Plaza Barber Shop 5656 South Packard 744-9460 Behlendorf Floral Shop 3450 E. Layton Ave. 744-0313 Better Paint and Wallpaper, Inc. 2433 E. Layton Ave. 769-2121 Airport Welding Service 2433 E Layton Ave. 482-0132 Walgreens 5656 S. Packard Plaza The Dretzka Offices Hub Dretzka Insurance Agency 3625 E. Squire Ave 744-7180 Pinters Inn 3558 E. Barnard Ave. Nowicki True Value 3050 E. Layton Ave. 483-5550 Seafood Specialists Quality Meats 4912 S. Packard Ave. 744-1488 Here’s to You and Retirement i 2. Mr. Steve Hoff- man 3 1. Mr. Frank Chara- pata 3. Mr. Gerald Benka Congratulations Class of 86 GEORGIO’S � J .i? f 4048 So. Packard 483-5800 1985 86 C.S.H.S. INDEX SENIORS: A ACKERMAN, DANIEL 96 ADDIS, TINA 69,96,115 AKEY, JAMES 68, 96 ALIOTO, ANTHONY 96, 111, 115 ALVAREZ, LORN A 69, 96, 115 APPLEBEE, BRANDON 96 ARQONDIZZO, PIETRO 73, 96, 113 ARMBRUSTER, TODD 73, 96 B BACON, LORI 48, 96, 113, 123 BAREN, STEPHEN 60, 73, 96 BARRET, TAMMY 96 BARTLETT, JEFFERY 96 BATES, TED 73, 76, 96 BEDNAR, RODNEY 96,116 BEINLICH, RENE 96,113 BELSKY, JESSE 96 BISSONETTE, JODI 96 BLANCHARD, DARRELL 96 BLANK, TAMMY 96 BOBER, KENNETH 73, 96 BOBROWICZ, GERRIANNE 69, 96 BOLDIN, ANTHONY 96 BORKOWICZ, DAYNA 96 BRAUN, JODIE 96 BRIDICH, AMY 77, 96 BRODERICK, BRIAN 60, 96, 116 BRODERICK, TERRI 60, 71, 73, 96 BROWN, TRACY 73, 60, 96 BROZOSKI, BRETT 68, 96 BUDZ1EN, KELLY 96 BUERG, LISA 1,77,96,110 BURNS, RICHARD 96 BUTLER, DAVID 96 c CARLSON, SHANNON 96 CARTRETTE, DONALD 96 CARTWRIGHT, DAWN 96 CASE, MARK 60,96,116 CETNAROWSKI, TIMOTHY 116, 96 CIESLEW1CZ, KIM 96 CHARNEY, THOMAS 96,100, 123, 128, 129 CHOJNACKI, RICHARD 96 CIESZYNSK1, KRISTIE 76, 96, 115 CLARK, MICHAEL 60, 96 CONLEY, JENNIFER 96 CORBETT, JOHN 96 CORBISIER, KIMBERLY 96 CORN ALE, TIM 96,123 CRAPITTO, DEAN 68, 96 CZARNECKI, BRIAN 96 CROWLEY, CARRIE 96 D DABBS, NANCY 96 DALLMAN, LISA 96, 115, 123 DEACON, CHERYL 96 DELGADO, CARLOS 96 DERBY, SYDNE 73, 96, 110, 120 DERTZ, LYNN 96 DOYLE, JOSEPH DRABEK, DENISE 97 DUANE, WILLIAM 97 DUSHENSKY, ANDREW 97 DYKAS, SCOTT 97 F FABISH, ANNETTE 97 FABISH, MICHAEL 97 FABISH, JO ANN 97 FILTZ, BRIAN 97 FITZPATRICK, SUSAN 65, 97 FLICK, TODD 97 170 FRAHMAN, NICOLE 97 FRASCH, WENDY 97 FRICKE, MICHELLE FURGASON, PAUL 97 G GAIDOSH, CURT 97 GARTMAN, ANDREW 76, 97 GAVIN, CARI 97 GORALSKI, MICHELLE 97, 124 GNACINSKI, JAMES 75, 97, 113 GRIFFITH, JEFFREY 60, 73, 97 GRIMM, TODD 73, 97 GROSHEK, SCOTT 76, 68, 97 GRUDZINSKI, KAREN 97 H HABLEWITZ, DANA 97 HAINES, LAURA 97 HALL, CYNTHIA 97,119 HALL, PATRICK 97 HANOLD, DANIEL 97 HART, TERI 73,11,97 HART, WILLIAM 76, 73, 97 HASKE, MAUREEN 97, 119, 124 HAUSKE, GARIG 76 HELTEMES, ROBERT 73, 97, 113, 122 HERMAN, PAUL 97 HERNANDEZ, JOQUAIN 97 HOHNER, CHRISTOPHER 73, 97 HOLMS, RORY 97 HOROZEWSKI, KEVIN 60, 68, 97 I IZZO, BRADLEY 97 J JAKUS, JENNIFER 65, 111,97, 110, 113, 115 JAMBRETZ, HOLLIE 69, 97, 115 JANICKI, JACKIE 97, 123 JARANTOWSKI, SHERIE 97 JOHNSTONE, LANCE 3, 97 K KAARI, DANIEL 78, 97 KACHELLEK, SHERI 97 KAMEDULSKI, AMY 49, 97 KAMINSKI, CARRIE 98 KAMINSKI, JODI 97 KAMINSKY, ANTHONY 97 KELLER, MARTIN 97 KELLER, PETER 97,129 KIECKBUSCH, ROBERT 60, 73, 97 KIRSCH, SCOTT 97 KLAK, ROBERT 97 KOBER, ANDREA 98 KOLATA, DOUG 98, 123 KOLICS, JOZEF 98 KOLLMORGEN, MARY 98 KOMOROWSKI, ANN 98 KONKOL, JOHN 98 KOSTMAN, AMY 61,98 KOVAC, CAROLYN 123,98 KRATT, LAURA 110, 120 KRATT, DAVID KRECAK, DANA KUBAN, SUSAN KUJAWA, PAUL L 11,60, 73, 98, 60, 73, 98 98 69,98, 110 60, 73, 98 LABORDE, JODI 98 LANG, DAVID 73, 98 LAWRENCE, KENNTH 98 LEBOEUF, CASSANDRA 98, 124 LEE, SUJIN 98, 123 LEMANSKI, TIFFANY 98 LESCH, BETH ANNE 1, 65, 98 LINSKI, HEIDI 61,69,113,98 LISOTA, JENNIFER 73, 98, 120, 123 LITKOWEC, ROBERT 98 LOHR, LISA 69,98,111,122, 123 LOOSE, VICKI 49, 98 M MACKNIGHT, DAWN 98 MACKNIGHT, SCOTT 98 MALAK, LISA 98 MALMBERG, MICHELLE 98 MALMBERG, NICOLE 2, 98 MALONY, BRENDA 98 MANKA, CRAIG 73, 98 MARKOWSKI, SCOTT 98, 122, 123 MARTIN, JENNIFER 98 MASLOWSKI, CARRIE 98, 119 MATOKAR, JOANN 98, 123 MCCULLOCH, CHRISTINE 98 MCCUSKER, SEAN 12, 78, 98 MELOTIK, KAREN 73, 98, 120 MELTON, JOSEPH 98 MEYER, TODD 98 MEYERS, MARK 60, 73, 98 MIKOLAJCZAK, PAUL 98, 115 MIRSBERGER, ROBERT 98 MISKO, SHANNON 98 MISSELHORN, SILVIA 98 MITCHELL, DANIEL 98 MOMCILOVIC, NANCY 73, 110, 111, 120, 98 MORKOWSKI, SCOTT 65 MULQUEEN, ROCHELLE 65, 98, 123, 124 MUTEN,ROBERT 98 MYERS, JILL 98 N NADOLSKI, ADELAJDA 98, 115 NAPIER, CHRIS 98 NELSON, HOLLY 2, 23, 98 NOWAK, ALAN 98 NOWAKOWSKI, DANIEL 98 o OLEN, BRYAN 73, 99 OLESZAK, TRACI 61, 65, 99, 114, 124 OLSON, JENNIFER 61,99 OLSON, JEREMY 78, 99 OLSZEWSKI, PAMELA 69, 99 OTTO, KERRY 65,99,110 OWEN, SCOTT 73,99,113 P PALADINO, MARYANNA 99 PAPADINO, WILLIAM 73, 99, 92 PALLEN, MATHEW 76, 99 PERKINS, KEITH 99 PINTAR, STEPHEN 99 PLISZKA, HOLLY 99 POHLKAMP, TAMARA 99 POLACEK, ROXANNE 99, 113 POLASEK, KEVIN 99, 68, 122 POLZIN, MICHAEL 99 POVOLO, NICHOLAS 73, 113, 99, 116 PSKET, MICHELLE 99 PUESCHEL, TRACY 99 PUTZ, LORI 69, 99 Q QUARTEMONT, JAMES 73, 99 R RADOMSKI, ANITA 99 RADTKE, JENNIFER 77, 99, 111, 123 RAETHER, CINDY 99 RAYFIELD, AMY 99 RENIER, GREGORY 99 RESZEL, JULIE 69, 99 REWOLINSKI, GREGORY 73, 99 RICCO, JOHN 73, 99 RONDORF, RANDY 99, 113 ROPIAK, KERRY 99 ROSS, ROBERT 99,116 ROTH, PETER 68, 99, 122, 123 RYAN, DANIEL 99 RYMER, ANTHONY 99 ST. ONGE, JEANNE 61, 69, 99 SALUJA, GOURIE 72, 99, 113 SALZMAN, CARRIE 99 SALZMAN, KEVIN 99 SANDAHL, TOM 99 SANTI, KELLY 99 SARNOWSKI, DEAN 99 SCHILZ, CARL 73, 99 SCHILZ, JOHN 99,122 SCHMIDT, KELLEY 99 SCHNEIDER, ANDREW 99 SCHOTT, LISA 99 SCHRAUFNAGEL, CLYDE 99 SCHULZ, JOHN 99 SCHWARTZ, STEVE 99 SEPANSKI, CHRISTINE 99 SERRA, MARIA 61,99 SIERACKI, WENDY 99 SHARAFINSKI, KAREN 99 SIERZCHULSKI, MICHELLE 99 SIMMERLING, VICKI 73, 99, 115, 116, 120 SIMPSON, MIKE 76 171 SIODLAEZ, JOHN 60, 73, 99 SKIBBA, BETTY 72, 100, 106, 113 SKOWRINSKI, JODI 119, 100 SMIECHOWSKI, BARBARA 100 SMITH, SHELLY 73, 100, 110, 120 SMUL, DANA 100 SOBCZAK, DANIEL 100 SOLBERG, ERICA 65, 100, 115 SRAMEK, DAVID 100 SROKA, JACQUELINE 1, 100, 122, 123 STAHL, ALICE 100,124 STEFFEN, JULIE 77,100 STEFFES, DUANE 100 STEVENSON, JASON 100, 122, 123 STRINGFELLOW, CRAIG 73, 100, 113 STYS, JEFFERY 100 SWENSON, MICHAEL 48, 78, 100, 123 SZYDEL, DONALD 100 THAYER, MICHAEL 68, 100, 116 THEIN, THOMAS 68, 100, 116 TOMZACK, ALAN 60,100 TRELOAR, JULIE ANNE 65, 71, 100 TRIFUNOVICH, DESANKA 100, 123 TSAO, THOMAS 88, 100, 113 a URGINA, LUCIANA 48, 100 URBANIAK, STEVEN 100 VANDERBLOOMER, CHERYL 100 VANDERLINDE, THOMAS 100 VAUGHN, ROBIN 48,100 w WALKER, NORBERT 76, 100 WALLACE, CLIFF 100 WEBER, DAWN 77, 100, 113 WEBER, EDWARD 76,100 WEDERATH, AMY 100, 110, 119 WEISS, MICHELE 100 WELCH, MICHELE 100 WENDLICK, SHERRI 100 WENZEL, CYNTHIA 100 WESLEY, MATTHEW 60, 100 WHITE, KELLY 100 WHITE, MICHAEL 72, 100, 116 WHITE, PERRY 100 WILLIAMS, CHERYL 60, 65, 71, 100 WITKOWQSKI, MARK 100 WOLFF, STEVEN 100 ZABRANSKY, JODY 100 ZAHN,SHELLY 100 ZALESKI, JARROD 100, 113 ZANON, LAURA 100,116 ZASKE, KIM 100 ZENIECK1, ROGER 60,100 ZIELINSKI, MICHELLE 100 SOPHOMORES: ACKERMAN, ALLAN 86 ADAMS, SHERYL 86 ALEXANDER, MICHELLE 86 ALLEN, CHRISTINE 86 AMANN, SUZANNE 48, 65, 86, 113, 123 APPLEBEE, KIM 86 BAJCZYK, ROBIN 86, 123 BAKER, MICHAEL 86 BARR, ALAN 86 BECKER,STEVEN 86 BEDUSEK,STACY 86 BENEDICT, JENNIFER 86 BENSON,ROBERT 86 BERG, HEATHER 48, 65, 63, 86 BERLIN, ERIC 75, 86 BEST, TERESA 86 BILLO, KIM 69, 86 BODWIN, STEVEN 86 BOLDIN, DEBORAH 86, 111, 122 BOLTIK, KATHLEEN 71,63, 86, 123 BONDAR, ANTHONY 86 BOREN, ANDREW 86 BREMPEL, KELLY 86 BROWN, PHYLLIS 86 BROWN, VITO 86 BRUMMEYER, VICTORIA 86, 119 BRZEK, DUANE 86 BRZEK, JOHNATHON 86 BUDNIK, SCOTT 86 BURKEL, JEFFERY 86 BURNS, BARBARA 86 BURNS, BETH 86 BUTLER, MICHELLE 86 BUTTKE, DANA 72, 86 CAHAK, LARRY 86,110 CHARBONNEAU, NICOLE 86 CHRISTL, KELLY 86 CORBISIER, THOMAS 86 CROFT, SCOTT 86 CROWLEY, KELLY 86 CUPLIN, KENNETH 86 CURATOLA, JOANNE 86 CZARNECKI, CRISTINE 86 CZERWINSKI, LAURA 65, 86 D DAHLBERG, TOD 87 DANIELS, LISA 87 DAVIS, ROBERT 87 DAVIS, TAMMIE 87 DAY, BRIAN 87 DEACON, KIM 87,71 DEAU, DAVID 87 DERBY, SEAN 58, 87 DEWWALD, BRENT 87 DIETRICH, WENDY 87 DOLHUN, TODD 87 DORGAY, RENEE 87 EICKHOFF, DAVID 87 EKES, DON 3, 76, 87 ERNST, SHARON 87, 123 F FERCH, KENNETH 87 FIXEL, MICHAEL 87 FOSTER, CHARLES 87 FR1EDL, TRACY 87, 121 FREIMARK, JOSEPH 87 FUGINA, DANIEL 87 GAVIN, ROBERT 87 GAWLAK, THOMAS 87 GEDIG, JAMES 70, 75, 87 GENTZ, WAYNE 87 GERBER, DANIEL 9, 75, 87, 123 GERBER, FRANCINE 48, 87 GNIOTCZYNSKI, GREGORY 87 GOLDING, SHELLEY 88 GRABOWSKI, LORI 87 GROSHEK, AMY 87 GROSS, PHILLIP 75, 87, 122 GROVER, CLINTON 87 GRUNERT, HOLLY 87,115 GRZESK, CYNTHIA 87, 72 H HAGEN, MATTHEW 75, 87, 113 HALFMANN, PAMELA 111,87 HAMMOND, COLLEEN 87 HARDY, BRADLEY 66, 67, 88 HARDY, ROSE 88 HART, KIM 88,119 HEINZELMAN, LAURIE 88 HELM, MARK 88,129 HENDERSON, JENNIFER 88 HENRY, ROBERT 58, 70, 75, 88, 158 HERNANDEZ, GILBERT 88 HERSIL, MICHELLE 88 HIXENBAUGH, KENNTH 75, 76, 88 HIXENBAUGH, WILLIAM 75, 76, 88 HOFFMAN, LYNN 88 I IANNI, ANNA 88,121 IGOWSKI, CASSANDRA 119, 123 88, 172 JACOBS, TODD 88 JACOBS, TRACEY 88 JAGODZINSKI, WAYNE 88 JOCK,LAURA 81,88 JOHNSON, CHRISTOFER 88 JOHNSON, MICHAEL 88 JOHNSON, CLIFFORD 88 JOVKOVICH, JALINA 88 JUNKANS, MARK 88 K KABACINSKI, GAIL 88 KIRSCCH, KIMBERLY 88, 115 KLOTZ, GLEN 88,113 KMIECIAK, JERI 69, 88 KOENIG, CATHY 1,88,106 KOENIG, KELLY 88 KOREN, JEFFERY 88 KOTTKE, BRADLEY 70, 75, 88 KRAWCZYK, SANDRA 88 KRUSZKA, DONNA 88 KSOBIECH, PAUL 48, 88, 123 KCIBACK1, SUSAN 88, 124 KUCHERA, ANNETTE 2, 88, 119 KUCHMA, JENNIFER 88 KUKOWSKI, LAURIE 88 KURUCZ, RACHELLE 89, 121 LABORDE, PATRICIA 89 LAFOUNTAINE, TERRANCE 89 LANGOWSKI, PHILLIP 9, 75, 89 LASHER, SANDRA 89 LAST, KELLI 89 LAWERENCE, KIMBERLY 10, 89 LISOWSKI, KRIS 89 LOPEZ, CARMEN 89 LUNDH, SCOTT 89 LYNDE, SCOTT 89 LYNDE, JACK 8, 9, 58, 70, 75, 89 M MAIER, KELDON 89 MALMBERG, BRUCE 89 MANZECK, KEVIN 89 MASNY, AMY 89 MAY, TAMMY 89, 111 MCGINNIS, MICHELE 89, 111 MCKENDRY, KATHY 89 MEYER, SARA 62, 63, 71,89 MIKOLAJCZAK, CHERYL 69, 89 MIKULA, MATTHEW 89 MILINOVICH, DOUGLAS 89 MILLER, JOSEPH 89 MINERATH, DIANE 89 MOMCILOVIC, MILOS 89 MUELLER, LIA 89 MURRAY, KEVIN 89 N NEISNER, ELLAN 89 NELSON, JODI 63, 89 NELSON, KAREN 65, 89 NELSON, WILLIAM 66, 67, 89 o O'CONNELL, JULIE 71,90, 123 ONDREJK, TINA 90,110 OWEN, ERIN 1,63,65,90 PARTEKA, LORI 71,90 PAUL, PEGGY 65, 90 PEARSON, ERIC 90 PENDZICH, PAMELA 90 PERONTO, ALLEN 70, 76, 78, 90, 123 PETRIE, ROBERT 90 PETRIE, SANDRA 90 PHELPS, KEITH 90 PHIPPS, GREGORY 90, 113, 168 PIETRUSZKA, NICOLAS 3, 70, 75, 90, 116 PIPARO, CHRISTOPHER 90 PITZL, BRYON 90 PLACKO, GARY 90 PLANT, WADE 90 PLEVAK, TIMOTHY 90 POSDA, TAMMY 71,90, 113, 121 PRIEBE, PEGGY 1, 3, 90, 106 PROBST, JEFFERY 70, 78, 90, 113 RAPANT, TADD 70, 75, 96 RAY, DANIEL 90 RESZKA, DANIEL 4, 58, 70, 75, 90 RIES, CHRIS 90 ROBINSON, CHUCKY 58, 90 ROBINSON, JOSEPH 90 ROBINSON, TODD 90 ROSE, JEFFERY 90 ROSZAK, KIT 12,90,111 ROYEK, DAVID RUBLIS, JEFF 4, 90 RYAN, DEANNA 90, 124 RYBICKI, CAROLYN 90 RYCHLAK, NADINE 90, 119 SAVOY, LANCE 90 SAWYER, TOD 90 SCHANNING, KATHERING 90 SCHELL, MARK 90 SCHERKENBACH, RANDALL 90,115 SCHIRES, DAVID 58, 75, 90 SCHIRES, SHEILA 4, 90 SCHLUND, BARBARA 91 SCHMIDT, CAROLE 91 SCHMITT, PAULA 91 SCHNEIDER, LINDA 91 SCHRAM, JULIE 91 SCHRODER, SHARI 91,116 SCHWISTER, MARK 91 SCULLY, TIMOTHY 91 SEGEDI, ROBERT 91 SIMONSON, JODI 91, 122, 123 SINGLETON, BRIAN 91 SLIWINSKI, RUSS 91 SMITH, DARRYL 58,91 SMOODY, ANTHONY 91 SOBOTTA, MICHAEL 91 SPENDE, DOUGLAS 91 STELTER, STEVEN 91 STUART,STEVEN 91 STUESSI, TODD 91 SWARTZELL, VICKI 62,63,91 SWIATEK, MICHAEL 91 TASEV, ALEX 91 THIELEN, GAIL 91 THOMPSON, JASON 91 TIERNEY, MICHAEL 91 TRAPP, TIMOTHY 70, 75, 91 TRYBA, CONNIE 91,123 (I UDAVARE, JEAN 69,71,91, 113, 115 UECKER, BECKY 1,91, 106 URBANIAK, SCOTT 91 VEVA, DAISY 91 w WAGNER, JENNIFER 91 WAGNER, LUANN 91 WANKOWSKI, JOSEPH 91 WEBER, DEBRA 92 WEINS, RHONDA 92,110 WENZEN, CARRIE 2, 62, 63, 92, 128 WHITAKER, DARRELL 58, 92 WIECZORKOWSKI, DANIEL 92 WIECZORKOWSKI, JAMIE 92 WIEGAND, KIM 92 WILLIAMSON, SCOTT 92 WINKLER, CHRISTOPHER 75, 92 WITKOWSKI, MICHAEL 92, 129 WOLF, ALLEN 92 WOLF, GARY 92 WOLF, TAMRA 92,110 WOZNEY, JAMES 92 ZANON, RICHARD 68, 92 ZBLEWSKI, JOSEPH 92, 123 ZIMNEY, ROBERT 92 ZUEGE, LINDA 92 JUNIORS: B 18 BAGNIEWSKI, TERESA BALOW, PAUL 18 BARKER, SCOTT 18,70,75 BARUTHA, DENISE 18, 117 BARUTHA, PEARL 18 173 BEHL, CHRISTOPHER 18 BENDER, JENNIFER 18, 121 BERG, JACQGLYN 14, 18, 75 BERG, JOHN 18, 122 BERGLGND, CHRIS 18 BERKEN, JO ANN 8,48 BINDAS, LORI ANN 14, 18, 52, 111, 118, 119, 128 BISCI, RICHARD 19,122 BLANK, SCOTT 19 BODWIN, DAVID 19 BOND, SHARON 19 BORCHARDT, MICHAEL 19 BOREN, PATRICIA 19, 110, 118 BORKOWICZ, DYAN 14, 19 BOSTWICK, DGANE 19 BRAY, DONALD 12, 14, 19, 42, 123, 129 BRODERICK, DANIEL 19,48, 72, 118, 123, 129 BRODERICK, LISA 19, 72, 116, 123 BELSKY, STEVE 19 BRODY, CHRISTY 19 BRODY, KIM 19,114 BROWN, TODD 2, 16, 20, 113, 128 BGDZIEN, KIMBERLY 20 BGGN1, JENNIFER 6, 7, 13, 20, 54, 77, 124 BGRDITT, JEFFERY 20 BGRSS, BARRY 20 BGRSS, TONI 20 c CANTILLON, DEBORAH 20, 123 CASE, SHARON 20, 72, 117, 123 CETNAROWSKI, DEBORAH 20, 123 CHEKE, AMY 4, 20, 75 CIGRL1K, KATHRYN 20, 111, 113, 122 CLEVELAND, JEANNE 20 COFFEY, DAVID 21,75 COTTREAG, MICHAEL 68, 70 COGSERT, MICHAEL 3,21 CROWBRIDGE, JILL 21,110, 118 F FELHABER, JGLIE 22 FERRY, CGRT1S 22 FILTZ, CONNIE 22,117 FIX, RICHARD 22,117 FOJTIK, TIMOTHY 16, 22, 53, 106 FOLGER, DOREEN 22,117 FRAHMAN, SHERRI 22, 117 FRICK, TODD 3, 14, 16, 22, 68, 111, 122, 123 FRICKE, THOMAS 22,116 FRYER, RONALD 22,116 G GEDIG, GENNA 23, 62, 63, 69, 71, 113, 129 GERBER, LISA 23 GESHRICK, SCOTT 23 GROCHOWSKI, TAMMY 23 GGLRANDSIN, LINE 6, 7, 23, 54, 65, 109 H HACH, LAGRIE 23, 48, 72, 116, 123 HALVERSON, DANIEL HALVERSON, KGRT 23 HALVERSON, TIMOTHY 23 HAtVORSON, DAWN 23 HANSEN, JACQGELINE 23, 110 HARDY, BARBARA 14, 23, 72 HASKE, ANN MARIE 24, 117 HAGSKI, CHERYL 14,15,24, 113 HECKER, LAGRA 14, 24, 63, 69, 113, 115, 124 HELGESON, MICHELLE 24 HELGREN, KENNETH 3, 24, 68, 110 HERNANDEZ, NORMA 24 HILPERT, RICHARD 24 HINTZ, ROBERT 123 HOLGGIN, LYNN 69, 71, 113 HOYT, ANDREW HGGHES, COLIN 2, 24, 70, 78, 14, 24, 62, 63, 24 24, 75, 113 CGELLAR, NICOLE 13, 14, 16, 21, 118, 119 D DARTEY, ELIZABETH 21 DEGENEFFE, CHARLES 16,21, 72 DEMGTH, LAWERENE 21 DETTLAFF, RICHARD 21, 122 DOMBROWSK1, NANCY 21 DOMIN, DIANE 21 DONNELY, TODD 21 DOGGHTY, STEVEN 21 DOVI, MICHELLE 14,22,81, 111, 119 DGFFEK, PATRICIA 22 DGGGAN,TRACEY 22 I ICE, REBECCA 24 IMMEL, ESTHER 25,71 J JACKSON, SHAROD 25, 75, 76 JAEGER, CHRISTOPHER 25, 68, 123 JAMBRETZ, JEFFERY 25, 54, 70, 75, 113 JANICKI, JEANIE 25,71,76,80, 113 JANIKOWSKI, THOMAS 2, 3, 14, 16, 25, 78, 111 JEFFERY, ANDREW 25, 72, 75 JESSE, GARY 25, 66, 67, 75 JOHNSON, ANDREA 25, 117 K KAARI, KEVIN 2, 14, 25, 70, 78, 113, 118 KABACINSKI, NORBERT 25 KALFAS, JON 25 KAPCZYNSKI, JOEL 25, 129 KEHOE, KEANE 25 KIECKBGSCH, DOGGLAS 25, 58, 68, 81 KLEINOWSKI, KRISTINE 26, 123 KLEPPIN, DAWN 26, 124 KLOBGCHAR, ELIZABETH 3, 26, 72 KLGCZYKOWSKI, MICHAEL 26, 122, 123 KNOCH, GAIL 26 KOENIG, JACK 1,26, 172, 106, 113 KOPECKY, SGSAN 26 KOPP, AMY 1,6,7,26,53,54 KOPP, DALE 26 KOREN, DALE 26, 72 KOREN, JOHN 26, 72 KOSSEL, LINDA 27, 65, 116, 118, 122, 123 KOSZYKOWSKI, DAVID 27 KOZELEK, KIM MARIE 27, 14 KRAGCGNAS, DAVE 27 KRAGS, SCOTT 14, 27, 72, 116, 123 KRAGSE, CHRIS 27, 76 KRAWCZYK, MICHELE 14, 27 KROLL, MICHELE 27 KRGSZKA, SCOTT 2, 3, 27 KGBACKI, ANN 27 KGBACKI, LISA 6, 7, 11, 27, 53, 54, 121 KGBEL, JOE 27,76,116 KGCHMA, ANTHONY 27 KGEHNE, TAMMY 15,28 KGJAWA, KATHLEEN 28, 72 KGL1NSKI, JESSICA 28, 124 KGNESH, KANDICE 28, 119, 124 KGNESH, KIM 28, 124 KGPFERSCHMIDT, JGLIE 28 KGROWSKI, LINDA 14,28,111, 113, 115, 129 L LACAP, DENNIS 28, 53 LAST, DENISE 28,111,124 LAGFENBERG, THOMAS 28, 72 LAGSIER, DEBBIE 28, 114, 124 LEE, JEFFERY 28 LENGYEL, JAMES 29, 75 LEONHARDT, TOM 29, 116 LEOW, JEFFERY 29 LERANTH, CINDY 29, 62, 63, 115, 118 LINK, CGRTIS 29, 54, 70, 75, 122, 123 L1NSK1, JAY 1,2,3,6,14,29, 106, 129 LISOTA, THOMAS 29, 58, 70, 75 174 LISOWSKI, ROBERT 29 LITKA, LORI ANNE 14,29 LITKOWIEC, CAROL 29,106 LORENZEN, AMY 29, 72, 123 LUEDKE, CHEYRL 29 LUKE, TOM 29, 75 LUNDE, DIANE 30,117 M MACKNIGHT, MARLA 30 MARSOLEK, DAVE 30 MARTORANO, DAVID 30, 66, 67,78, 113, 122, 123 MASLOWSK1, JILL 30, 110, 118 MELOT1K, JACQUELINE 13, 30, 77 MERLIN, RAYMOND MEYER, CAROL 13, 30, 53, 77, 113 MEYER, KURT 6,15,30,81,128 MEYERS, GENE 15,30,113 MICHALSKI, ELIZABETH 30, 119, 124 MILLER, BRIAN 30 MORCHINEK, PATRICIA 30, 69 MORRISON, LISA 30 MOWERS, MARK 15,31,52, 106, 113, 128 MRNIK, DANIEL 31,123 MUNOZ, ALICIA 31,117 N NAPIERALA, RONALD 31 NAUJOKAT, KARLA 14, 31, 128 NELSON, JAY 31 NELSON, JOHN 31,66 NELSON, STEVE 3,31,66, 70, 111 NEMETH, LARAE 31,71 NESS, TRUDY 31 NEUMAN, MARK 31,122 NOLTE, MICHELE 6, 7, 31,53, 54,71, 113, 118, 121 NOWAK, LAURA 31 o OHLENDORF, DEAN 32 OLSON, JASON 32, 68 OLSON, KEITH 32 OLSON, SEAN 32 ORAVECZ, SHELLY 32 ORCHOLSKI, CHERIE 32 ORNE, ERIC 32 OTTO, KIM 14,32,110,116 P PALKOWSKI, ERIC 32 PAVICH, KEVIN 32 PAVLOVIC, MILLAN 14, 32, 75, 76, 116 PAWLAK, BETH 32,116 PEKAR, JULIE 7, 32, 54, 53, 19 PELTIER, DENISE 32,117 PENDZICH, ROBERT 32 PICHE, MATTHEW 32 PIPARO, CHRISTOPHER 32 PLANK, KENNTH 33, 113, 122, 123 POHKLAMP, TRACEY 14,33 POPODI, DOUGLAS 33 POWERS, DAVID 14, 17, 33, 75, 116 PRITZLAFF, CARLA 16,33,65, 80 PUBANZ, JENNIFER PUETZ, AMY 33,116 PUTZ, JAMES 33 Q QUARTERMONT, JOSEPH 12, 33, 49, 53, 58, 113, 123 R RADOSTA, JACK 33 RAUSCH, ELIZABETH 33, 116 REIL, TERRY 34 REIL, THOMAS 34 RENIER, PAULA 14, 34 RICE, KELLY 15,34 RICHTER, DOREEN 34 REINDEAU, KIM 34 RIELY, CHERYL 4,34,110 ROEHRIG, PAMELA 34, 115 RONDORF, RENEE 15, 34 ROSEWICZ, ALAN 6, 16, 34, 58 ROTHE, LYNDA 2, 15, 18, 34, 124, 128, 129 RYCHLAK, DARRIN 34 RYTMAN, RICHARD 35 ST. ONGE, JOHN 35 SALZMAN, LORI 35 SALZMAN, SHERRY 1, 14, 15, 35, 62,63, 69, 106, 115, 118, 124 SANFELIPPO, ANN MARI 14, 35, 77 SCHABLA, JOHN 35,132 SCHALLITZ, STEVEN SCHILCHER, MONTY 113, 129 SCHMITT, JEROME SCHNEIDER, DONNA SCHRAUFNAGEL, MICHELLE 14,35,117 SCHULTZ, MICHAEL 35, 54 SCHUSTER, SCOTT SENGER, WENDY 116 SIEGEL, KENNETH 117, 129 SIMPSON, RANDY SIODLARZ, CHRIS 58, 72, 75, 115, 118 SKOLASKI, RENEE SKOWRONSKI, TERRI 128, 36, 106 SLIVINSKI, KAREN 36 SLIVINSK1, MICHAEL 36 SPAHR, AMY 36,118,119 SPARACINO, JOHN 36 SPENDE, APRIL 36 STOCKMAN, SANDRA 36 35 3, 35, 53, 35 35, 72 75, 76, 38, 35, 117 15, 36, 113, 3, 36, 115, 136 36, 53, 54, 36, 111, 118 1,3, 14, STEINHAGEN, SONJA 36, 65, 116, 117, 118 STOLL, TIMOTHY 36 SYMICEK, KELLY 37,121 SZYDEL, LISA 14,37 T TAVIDIAN, MARK 37 TOBIAS, MARGRET 37, 114 TOMIACH, LAWERENCE 37 TOTKA, JENNIFER 37, 53 TRELOAR, JAMES 3, 37, 66, 111, 115 a UDAVARE, STEVEN 37 URBANIACK, ANOTHY 37 V VAN EIMEREN, PAULA 37 VASQUEZ, ANNA 37 w WANTUCH, LESLIE 37 WARREN, LEANN 37, 111 WARTNER, WENDY 38 WEBER, DONALD 16,38 WEISFLOG, GERALD 16, 38, 75 WENDLICK, TODD 38 WENZEL, ELLEN 38 WENZEN, GERALD 3, 38, 76 WESELA, SCOTT 38 WESTHAUSER, KERRI 14, 63, 69, 38, 123 WHITNEY, TAMMIE 38 WILBRANT, SHERRY 38,123 WILDE, MARK 38 WITKOWSKI, WENDY 2, 38, 111 WIZA, LAURA 38 WNUK, JENNIFER 13,38,49 WOJTASIAK, BRIAN 38, 53, 58 WOLF, KATHLEEN 38 WRONKOWSKI, TRACY 39 z ZABLUDOWSKI, DAVID 1,6,14, 16, 39,52, 106, 111, 128, 177 ZINK, JENNIFER 39 175 THANKS: Mr. Nick Demos: Senior Pictures, Faculty Section, Candids. John Charney: Cover Picture, Odds and Ends. Editor 1986 Dave Zabludowski: Through all the troubles, pizzas, ads, crops, quads, and pics 07949 finished!!! Ad Editor Sherry Salzman: You are the smoothest procrastinator; thanks for organizing ads — we going to get any back in 87? (Ha!) Art Editor Terri Skowronski: Well done! Especially for doinc more than ads! Photo Folk: Jack, Mark, and Jay: You put up with our grief well! Thanks! Copywriters Amy Kopp and Karla Naujokat: We appreciate the quick jobs! For The Memories: Bonza Attack Deadlines S. M. Whitewater Bus Hall Passes Ken Brauer John Touscany Mockingbird Lane CHAZ