Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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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

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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

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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