Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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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

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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

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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