Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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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

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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

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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