Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1988 volume:

Cudahy Senior High School 4950 S. Lake Drive Cudahy, WI 53110 Arrow In The ‘Good Times’ And The ‘Not So Good Times’ We Were s47lT ‘K'le'K'lTl In ’88! TITLE PAGE 1 Peak Moments Sometimes we don’t pay attention to all the life and lively moments but these are the ones that will live in our memories later. The were great moments in ’88. We’ll remember more of those ‘peaks’ than all else that happened. These are the moments that made us feel even more ‘alive’. With spirit week kicking off the year on an ‘up beat’ note, the school had a fresh lively start. The halls woke up. Throughout the year our pulses quicked at ‘peak times.’ In competition, before tests and presentations, at special events and announcements we all felt a rush. 1. Numero Uno says it all. 2. A familiar sight on the field this season. 3. Junior men, Jeffrey Kuehne and Dean Weber, waving to Mom. 4. The look of concentration dominates as the Cudahy Marching Band practices for their competition in Oregon, Wisconsin. 5. WELL . . . HEY BILL BELA . .. are you pronged about this caption. 6. The ever gregarious Mr. Bowc donning his favorite poly-shaped adornments during Spirit Week. 7. A smile can brighten up any cloudy day. PEAK MOMENTS 3 1. On all fours, Mr. Charles Hitt and Mr. Bernard Schmidt hold up Mr. James Bromwcll while showing the pom pons a few pointers during the Homecoming Assembly. 2. 1987 Homecoming Queen, Cheryl Williams, igniting the traditional ‘C’ during the Homecoming Game, which Cudahy eventually went on to win. 3. Senior Paul J. Mikolajzik demonstrating the 'ol horns. 4. “Look Mom! No hands!” 5. Watch out! Elmer Fudd may be after dat wabbit that’s behind you. 2 4 PEAK MOMENTS There Were Quiet Times Too! On The erage 6 ON THE AVERAGE Page 7: 1. Senior John Riccio estimating measurements so that he may sketch out his hopscotch game. 2. Like a father to a son, Mr. Fons willingly assists an eager student. 3. Junior Cynthia Klak jotting down some notes. 4. A typical classroom scenario. Eyes on their papers and noses in their books. Page 8: 1. A zebra in school? No, no. It’s our one and only foreign exchange student from Belgium, Brigi’tte Kutscher, winking at her favorite journalism teacher. 2. Hmmm ... A PR man for Adidas? 3. “I'll check my calendar on that, Mr. Charles Hitt tells Senior Dawn Cartwright. 4. Heads bowed in silence as students pray they'll pass that test. 5. No bills arc due in this 8th hour Government class. 6. “I did not do it. O.K.? explains junior Kathy DelBovo. Page 9: 1. Don’t bother us. We’re busy. 2. Do I watch YOU when YOU eat!!?! 3. Sneaking secret information for the files is Senior Office Aide Jenny Jakus. 4. The sophomores get acquainted with both the library and Miss Krelitz all in one day. Some appear to be rather beat. 5. Look, listen, and Learn. Page 10: 1. Senior Anthony Boldin leaning against the cyclone fence by the parking lot after his car accidentally took a wrong turn. 2. Just taking a load off our feet after a hard days work. 3. Someone was visited by the Sand Man. 4. “Errr. I just can’t take any more of this,” says sophomore Christine Ryterski. 5. Is that radio possessed? Senior Football Manager Bryan Olen takes time to read The Three Little Pigs. Page 11: 1. There was a little disappointment for Senior Jeffrey Griffith whose leg injury stopped him from playing out the entire football season 2. Over hill, over dale. Senior Brigitte Kutschcr takes life stride for stride during a cross-country meet at Grant Park. 3. If we can’t chew gum, I guess I’ll just have to chew on my hand. 4. Laying down on the job. Page 13: 1. “Well, what do you want me to do about it? It’s not my problem,.” states Junior Jenny Miller. 2. TIME AFTER TIME, I BELIEVE that my 7 CHINESE BROTHERS and 1 know Life LIFE AND HOW TO LIVE IT. Now don’t PANIC, but without SECOND GUESSING, I’d Wc came. We saw. We conquered. We were. We are. And always will be . . . ALIVE AND KICKING. say that IT’S THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT. (AND I FEEL. FINE.), explains Senior Scan McCusker. 4. Crayons are so much easier to draw with eh Bry? 5. An expression that everyone can identify with at times. Page 12: 1. Mark Case. 2. Senior Homecoming Queen, Cheryl Williams, stunned. 3. “My legs fell off,” explains Senior runner Jennifer Radtkc. “I know, I don’t think I can get up,” says her Senior teammate Dawn Weber. 4. Say AHhhhhhhhhhh .. . 5. 3:19 and 54 seconds, 3:19 and 55 seconds, 3:19 and ... 6. United we stand. United we fall. We Live For A Moment Of Originality It happens every year, at every school, to everyone. New clothes, new hairdos, and sometimes even new attitudes, some good and some bad, fill the halls during the first week of school. This year was no different than any other. The first impression is, of course, the most important. Sophomores try to fit in. Juniors try to look better than the sophomores but not too cool for the seniors, and seniors try to top both the sophomores and juniors. Take a look at this year’s “beginning.” p. 16 1. Mike Swenson and Mike White concentrating on the next chord progression. p. 17 1. John Schilz singing his favorite song. 2. Color Guard in informal wear. 3. Arrow Staff selecting pictures. 4. Don't worry Jackie, you'll get your pictures. 5. Nobody is shy. 6. Librarian Aides help too. CLUBS DIVISION 17 CHS Speaks Out Forensics Forensics is a club for those who enjoy giving speeches, researching, information, writing poetry or acting. With all the different categories, everyone can find something they enjoy. There is solo-acting, group interp., play-acting, ferrago, prose, four-minute, storytelling, original oratory, public address, special occasion speech, demonstration speech, and poetry reading. The group as a whole goes to various sub-district, district, and state competitions. Sometimes we even get out of school early for them. Finally, at the end there is a Conference Championship Tournament for those that qualify. If you like to compete, meet new people, and have a lot of fun, maybe forensics is for you. Alvarez, Lorna Carlson, Shannon Cieszynski, Kris Clark, Mike DelBovo, Kathy Delgado, Carlos Dworshack, Jenny Ewert, Marty Fosmore, Tracy Hart, Teri Haske, Maureen Heise, Jim James, Joseph Johnson, Ed Jonstone, Lance Jourdain, Michelle Karwoski, Mike Mulqueen, Rocky Pueschel, Dave Pueschel, Tracy Reszel, Jlie Ringo, Ronnie Sarnowski, Dean Stroik, Daun Ticu, Trung Treloar, Julie Trifunovich, Desa Tsao, Tom Urben, Charlotte Weber, Dawn N. Witkowski, Laura Zaleski, Jarrod Stage Crew They Kept The Lights Lit Amy Rapant Karen Plevak Lance Johnstone Scott Owen Jason Reynolds AY | Audio-Visual Even though stage crew never seems to get the attention they deserve, without a doubt they are very much appreciated by everyone here at CHS. Stage crew works long and hard hours sawing, hammering, and painting for the sets of our annual musical and play which I might add they did an excellent job, as always, building the sets for “Hello Dolly”. They also set up for band bizzare every year. And how many of you knew that without stage crew our ceiling for prom would not be decorated? I personally want to thank Mr. Haske for his brilliant idea for the 1987 prom in which he created an outdoor starlight look. The class of 1988 thanks you for the memories. A V or Audio Visual is a service function for teachers. It involves the distribution of televisions, video cassette recorders, and tape recorder equipment for classroom use. The audio visual aids are Craig Stringfellow and Brian Olen who give up their time to provide service to this function. AV STAGE 19 Pacer Quantity Not Quality Camera Club Smile! “Hey, is everyone here? We can't get anything done unless all of the staffers are here! There are just so many people on Pacer this year that it is hard to get all of us in the same room at the same time!” Actually, the pacer staff consisted of just two members throughout most of the 1987-88 school year. Senior editor Chuck Watson and sophomore columnist Chris Mattson were the main underlying force behind the scenes of the Cudahy Senior High School’s newspaper. Though there were only two, a third and very important “helper” was the Apple Macintosh which arrived in September. The entire newspaper, except for the printing process, was typed and laid-out on the screen of the computer. Journalism class and free-lance writers also contributed dearly to that wonderful publication that periodically enlightcd so many of our homerooms. Would you like to learn how to operate a camera? print pictures? How about receiving free film, processing, and supplies? Then join the Camera Club. This was a part of the announcement that attracted so many people into joining the club. Printing, developing, and free film was just one part of this years Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Hitt. This year there were some very active members, who worked not only for themselves, but worked for the yearbook. There was a large turnout for the first few meetings, then fewer and fewer people wanted to do work and they decided to leave the club. Oh Well, now those people who really wanted to learn about photography could do so. A fundraiser was held in January to help pay for some of the cost, and to allow members to continue photographing people, places, and events they wanted to. The Club was mainly run by President Scott Owen with some assistance by Mr. Hitt. Thanks Mr. Hitt! 1. ‘‘Look I can run this computer with one hand.” 2. It’s really quite easy to work a 35mm camera. 3. Smile 4. Carolyn Kovac prints pictures for the yearbook staff. 20 CAMERA PACER STUDENT COUNCIL Never Say Never Susan Fitzpatrick does a great job for Homecoming! Tom Tsao takes over as Student Council President. Under the leadership of Advisor John Woreck. Determined to succeed. Early morning meetings at 7:20. Noon lunches with the Rotary Club. The bookstore ... Compare couples’ compatability with Heart-to-Heart. Ounce for ounce, the soda machine lives on. Unbelievable at creating school pride. Never say something can’t be accomplished. Cookies are their bake sale’s specialty. Ice Cream cones at Kopp’s. Loves to lend a helping hand. AFS American Field Service DRAMA Artists At Work A.F.S. The A.F.S. Club struggled on this year despite it’s dwindling number of members. It’s leaders were President Carolyn Kovan, Vice President Gorri Saluja and Secretary Treasurer Roxanne Polacek. We were involved in a number of activities this past year. We had our annual Magic Bow sale and Milwaukee weih. We also sponsored a dance and a bake sale. Drama Club This year the Drama Club, under the direction of Mrs. Lindenau, was an enjoyable club for its few but determined members. Drama Club members were invited to sec plays and musicals in theaters around the Milwaukee Area. The club held a bakesale and a fundraiser in the first semester of the school year so members could go to see some famous and not so famous productions. This year the fundraiser consisted of Christmas items which was a big hit. Besides going to plays, the club also performed for citizens at an area nursing home. Comedy skits, singalongs, and choral readings were the main topics which were performed. There was also a time which was set aside to visit with the people at the nursing home. This was the most enjoyable part of the day, not only for us but for them. The Drama Club was mainly run by President Jim Heise and Vice President Scott Owen. Trung Thicu was the club secretary. 22 CLUBS ROCK STAR Students Band Together “Who is playing at the dance this Friday? I heard that the Unknown or Whatever they’re called is.” “Yep. I think all three of the bands will be playing. I sure hope they do better than they did last time though!” The newly formed club for musicians, ROCKSTAR, gave a new definition to the word “dance” in its first year at Cudahy Senior High School. Advised by Mr. ROCK STAR 23 Venne, the club featured live rock-and-roll at the usual weekend dances. The initial three bands, The Unknown, Tom Field, and The King’s Highwaymen, each had their own style of music keeping them unique. The club plans to grow in the future as new bands crop up and interest in ROCKSTAR becomes greater. 1. T-N-T, and explosive act. 2. Mike While strummin on his Kramer. 3. The Unknown 4. Kings Highway Men. We Live For A Moment Of Expression This year the Drama Club attended the play “On the Verge” which was performed at the Clavis Theater in downtown Milwaukee. This type of play was different than most others. The stage was in front of us, to the right of us, and to the left of us. The play consisted of a four person cast. “On the Verge” was about three women who traveled back in time to the present. After each performance, the Drama Club always do something. After this perfor- mance they went to a members house, talked, and drank soda. 24 DRAMA CLUB FEATURE DRAMA CLUB FEATURE 25 “C” Stands For Cooperation Lettermens Could you imagine a basketball game with out soda and chips? Or even worse with out programs? The crowds would become hostile and think that Cudahy is cheap. But because of the C-club we need not worry. Not only does the Letter-men’s club help out at home football and basketball games but they are also responsible for the mum’s sale during Homecoming. With the profits from their services, the club has donated money to the student council’s Christmas food drive, and also to the Charity Challenge. Of course Lettermen’s club is not all work and no play. When it’s thirty-five members gather for early morning meetings, they find awaiting for them milk and donuts provided by Mr. Rowe. The club is also looking forward to their annual Brewer’s game come this spring. 26 LETTERMEN’S CLUB Ski Club Hitting The Slopes Community Action Program Jim Akey Shannon Carlson Dawn Cartwright Lynn Dertz Brian Filtz Wendy Frasch Michelle Fricke Heidi Linski JoAnn Matokar Julie Reszel Gregory Rewolinski Clyde Schraufnagel Betty Skibba Daniel Sobczak Michelle Weiss Cynthia Wenzel Michelle Zielinski Reminder Enterprise Todd Wehr Theatre St. John’s Day Care Curative Workshop D.F. Corporation James Boren, Attorney Lincoln School YMCA Appearances Inc. Reminder Enterprise United Airlines Crane Mfg. Jr. High East Viacom Cable WKTI Appearances Inc. Dr. Wadina About twelve years ago the students here at the high school wanted a club that would help organize and transport students on ski trips. Their reasoning was the fact that some students don’t want to drive the distances to reach the slopes. It would also “espose students to the joys of downhill skiing.” which is what Mr. Schmidt says is the clubs purpose. Since Mr. Schmidt has come to the students rescue the club has been a big hit. Almost one third of the members rent skis so if you don’t own your own, its no problem. And if you’ve never skied before, don’t worry. Lessons are provided at all of the slopes. In time you’ll learn the do’s and don’ts of skiing. The best part about the club is they’re here to have fun. And if you don’t know how to do that, I’m sure they’ll show you how. Steve Williamson in perfect form. “CAP is an opportunity that allows students to receive hands on experience in an area they intend to pursue upon graduation,” says Mr. James Bromwell, senior guidance counselor. There are approximately seventeen students involved in this program this year. These students come to class here in the morning, then report to the business of their choice. Some of them include WKTI, Appearances Inc., United Airlines, and Viacom Cable. CAP SKI CLUB 27 “Spirit Bunnies” Most people think of Pom Poms as all fun and games and be-bopping at half time to the latest songs. But the truth is that these girls put in more than their share of hard work and long hours. Preparing for a half time performance means early mornings and long nights everyday. When students were asked what the best part of 87-88 assemblies was, there was a tie between the Pom’s routine and the senior guys chanting fits! So girls, your hard work, is very much appreciated and we at Cudahy High thank you! POM POMS CHEERLEADERS ] Smiles Go For Miles The 1987-88 Varsity Cheerleading Squad under the direction of Mrs. Nolte are to be congratulated for an outstanding performance this year. The squad placed third in the All-State Competition at Whitewater and also did an excellent job at keeping our spirits lifted at numerous sporting events throughout the year. The 87-88 varsity squad was made up of Captains Laura Kratt and Shelley Smith. The remaining squad consisted of seniors Jenny Lisota and Vicki Simmerling and Juniors Audra Day, Deanna Dykes, Brenda Kontowski and Shannon Last. 1. Varsity squad warming up before the big game against S.M. 2. CHS's future varsity squad. 3. Smile pretty girls. 4. Go Pack Go. 5. What cheer to do next??? CHEERLEADERS 29 The More The Merrier ARROW “Hey Jenny! , shouts Lisa, “Would you please take this apple over to Chuck? One Jenny turned towards Lisa Lohr when it was another Lisa who was speaking. One Jenny picked up a Granny Smith apple and handed it to Mr. Chuck Hitt, yearbook adviser. Another Jenni walked towards a gold apple figurine on a desk. The last Jenny ventured over to Chuck Watson, Pacer editor, and attempted to pick up the Apple Computer. That's the story in this year’s 8th Arrow. If you wish to speak with someone, you must identify that person clearly. This year, our total number of Jcnnys almost equals the entire staff of last year. Last year's all-female staff struggled to meet their deadlines because of its lack of hands. In contrast, this year's hcteroscxual-twcnty-plus staff consists of an abundance of photographers, copywriters, and lay-outers made up equally of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. (We should have shipped some of them to Florida.) Room 142 became pressure filled at times, especially when a deadline rolled around. During that time the surplus of individuals in that room became bothersome. However, it was comforting to know that there was always someone there who was willing to lend you a hand. The 1987-1988 year also brought about change. To quote Mr. Bowc, I suppose that you could say that we were “iconoclastic.” Sr. Section Editor Gerriannc Bobrowicz led in the decision to alter the Senior Ambition tradition. The new format was not met without opposition, however, that did not change our views. In any case the 87-88 yearbook was unlike the years previous. It will also be different from years to come as we were “Alive and Kicking . 1. 3:19 and out the door? 2. Don't worry Jackie you've still got 10 minutes before the deadline. 3. 86-87 all girls yearbook staff. 4. Lisa Lohr tapping away at her apple. 5. Lisa it's not as bad as it looks. ARROW 30 ARROW NHS | The Elite NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. These four qualities arc what it takes to be a member of NHS. This group is a service organization that sponsors many activities throughout the school year. We sponsor the annual teacher breakfast to thank the teachers for their hard work. We serve coffee to teachers and parents during the gruelling hours of parent-teacher conferences. We offer tutoring to the other students. Just to name a few. Sixth semester juniors and seventh and eighth semester seniors are chosen each year by the teachers of Cudahy Sr. 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. HIM never takes a HOUDnV 1. Giving a helping hand. 2. NHS sponsors another successful Blood Donor Day. 3. Rocky’s puzzled. 4. Just leaning around. The need tor Concert Choir The concert choir is comprised of 62 Sophomore, Junior and Senior singers. Over one half of the present choir will graduate in June of 1988. The activities of the choir are varied with many performance opportunities that should suit the individual interests of all. In the fall of the year a Broadway musical type of show is presented which appeals to those who like acting, singing and dancing. Christmas, of course, features music of the Holiday season so well loved by everyone. A highlight is the Christmas Concert giving to the students on school time and an evening televised concert for the community. Spring activities begin with a annual Solo-Ensemble contest in search for those who wish to broaden their solo and small group experience. Each entry is evaluated by a professional judge and top performers in class A may enter state competition for further evaluation. In May the annual Spring Concert is held in which the choir, Band and orchestra join forces for an evening of enriching and entertaining music. And finally, to draw another successful year to a close, the Choir Seniors sing their last song of farewell. 32 CHOIR Orchestra The Proud The few, the proud, the Cudahy Orchestra. We may not be as well known as the New York Philharmonic because we can’t afford the publicity, but even on our off days we’ve been compared to the Milwaukee Symphony. Our 1887-1988 concert tour consisted of three impressive performances. Our anmical Christmas and Spring concert were held in the auditorium (the school’s, not MECCA) and the Southridge shopping mall also hosted us for a Christmas concert. We also traveled to Chicago and attended a Chicago Sy-phony Orchestra concert. An exchange with enough high school orchestra was carried out, too. And all of this wouldn’t have been possible if not for our orchestra director Leonard Bernstein, 1 mean Larry Tresp. He somehow had patience enough to make our orchestra sound good and be all that we can be. ORCHESTRA 33 Band Keeping With The Step BAND As the morning drags on, you get progressively hungry and tried. After third hour, you can cat lunch right? NOT if you’re in band. All you can do if you’re in band is stop at the bake sale and hope Mr. Dull doesn’t catch you eating in the “music wing.” If you make it to the band room without getting caught chomping on a cookie or brownie, you figure you’ve had a good day. So now, it’s time to burst into his office and scream over the intense level of noise being created by the swarming whords of band pals already in his office, “Hey Mr. Dull, can I have the key for the bathroom?” “Ah, I think Joe Shmo took it.” Mission Accomplished. Rule number one in band is: “No less than 32 people may ask for the key to the bathroom at the beginning of the hour.” After screaming at Mr. Dull you proceed to the bathroom and talk to the 24 people all ready packed in. Then it’s on to the band room, where you join in on a song that was started while you were in the bathroom. 34 BAND JAZZ BAND To all of us. Jazz is really something to be taken seriously. It involves more than taking notes- more than writing papers. It involves giving up well-deserved weekend recreation to play in some action packed competition at a place you can be sure to get lost at. Here’s what the Veteran’s say, Mike Swenson “To be a good soloist - you must practice your improvisation daily. Throw away your Rock-n-RoIl albums and listen to Harry Kirchner.” Mike White “To me. Jazz means taking the sickest most paint peeling vile and awful sounds from hell and mushing them into a solo- pure beauty.” When one asks a member if Jazz is a worthwhile class, that member can only reply: “was old yeller faithful?” PEP BAND Will make it simple. You pay eight bucks for a shirt you’ll never wear outside of Pep band. But after your first performance with the Pep band, you realize that it’s the wildest time you’ll ever have while you’re actually inside of a school. Curtain Up! Is Everyone Seated? USHERS CLUB ATTENTION STUDENTS: Ushers are needed for Friday’s performance the curtain goes up at 7:30. If you can work please be here no later than 6:45. And so another year begins. Ushers are used to hand out programs, take tickets, and show people to their seats. A feeling of accomplishment is shared by all at having seated over 700 patrons, in less than 30 min. (Hopeful in there right seats) and now the lights dim curtain rises and the show begins. Another job well done by the ushers club. MATH CLUB Math Club is an organization for students who have an interest in math and enjoy a challenge. One does not have to be an A student in math to be a member. Activities include math competitions against area schools. Each team is composed of 8 members. Medals are awarded on a team basis as well as an individual basis. The biggest competition is a meet held in Spring at UW-Whitewater in which over 70 school participate. USHERS MATH 37 38 SENIORS w V Vs 1 D P 3 LORNA ALVAREZ LORI BACON STEPHEN BAREN RENE BEINLICH 40 SENIORS JEFFREY BARLETT JESSE BELSKY TED BATES RODNEY BEDNAR TAMMY BLANK KENNETH BOBER AMY BRIDICH BRIAN BRODERICK BRETT BROZOSKI KELLY BUDZIEN TERRI BRODERICK TRACY BROWN LISA BUERGER RICHARD BURNS SHANNON CARLSON DONALD CARTRETTE DAWN CARTWRIGHT MARK CASE SENIORS 41 THOMAS CHARNEY KRISTIE CIESZYNSKI MICHAEL CLARK TIMOTHY CETNAROWSKI JOHN CORBETT KIMBERLY CORBISIER DEAN CRAPITTO LISA DALLMANN CARLOS DELGADO DINA DENNY SYDNE DERBY LYNN DERTZ DENISE DRABEK 42 SENIORS BRIAN FILTZ SUSAN FITZPATRICK NICOLE FRAHMAN MICHELLE GESHRICK ANDREW GARTMAN TANYA GILL JAMES GNACINSKI JEFFREY GRIFFITH TODD GRIMM SCOTT GROSHEK KAREN GRUDZINSKI DANA HABLEWITZ CYNTHIA HALL SENIORS 43 DANIEL HANOLD MAUREEN HASKE JOANNE HANSON JAMES HEISE TERI HART ROBERT HELTEMES “Weekends - too bad there aren’t more in a week” Steve Pintar “All these memories will be lost in time, like tears in rain” Desanka Trifunovich “To be a Solid Gold dancer.” Bill Paladino “Your happiness in life is created by the decisions you make, and by those you meet and love along the way.” Amy Bridich “My goal is yet another in a long series of diversions in an attempt to avoid responsibility” Pete Roth “To be a professional midget wrestler in the WWF.” Matt Pallen “Baby this town rips the bones from my back, it’s a death trap it’s a suicide rap. Cause tramps like us, baby we were born to run.” Bruce “To drink a q.b. and still be able to sing the Soviet National Anthem” Rich Burns WILLIAM HART CHRIS HOHNER 44 SENIORS KEVIN HOROZEWSKI SHERIE JARANTOWSKI LANCE JOHNSTONE DANIEL KAARI AMY KAMEDULSKI CARRIE KAMINSKI SHERI KACHELLEK JODI KAMINSKI ANTHONY KAMINSKY MARTIN KELLER PETER KELLER ROBERT KIECKBUSCII SENIORS 45 SCOTT KIRSC H ROBERT KLAK ANDREA KOBER DAVID KRATT MARY KOLLMORGEN CAROLYN KOVAC PAUL KUJAWA BRIDGITTE KUTSCHER JODI LaBORDE DAVID LANG 46 SENIORS LISA MALAK CASSANDRA LEBOEUF HEIDI LINSKI VICKI LOOSE MICHELLE MALMBERG SUJIN LEE KENNETH LAWRENCE JENNIFER LISOTA TIMOTHY LONG LISA LOHR CRAIG MANKA SENIORS 47 ROBERT LITKOWIEC DAWN MACKNIGHT NICOLE MALMBERG SCOTT MACKNIGHT SCOTT MARKOWSKI KAREN MELOTIK JENNIFER MARTIN JoANN MATOKAR CHRISTINE McCULLOCH MARK MEYERS TODD MEYER SEAN McCUSKER PAUL MIKOLAJCZAK ROBERT MIRSBERGER DENNIS MISZEWSKI NANCY MOMCILOVIC 48 SENIORS SHAWN MONTY ROCHELLE MULQUEEN ROBERT MUTEN HOLLY NELSON TRACI OLESZAK KERRY OTTO JENNIFER OLSON JEREMY OLSON PAMELA OLSZEWSKI STEPHEN PINTAR HOLLY PLISZKA ROZANNE POLACEK KEVIN POLASEK SENIORS 49 MICHELLE PSKET JENNIFER RADTKE LORI PUTZ GREGORY RENIER JAMES QUARTEMONT JULIE RESZEL NICHOLAS POVOLO n ANITA RADOMSKI GREGORY REWOLINSKI JOHN RICCO RANDY RONDORF ROBERT ROSS ANTHONY RYMER JEANNE St.ONGE 50 SENIORS GOURI SALUJA CARRIE SALZMAN JOHN SCHILZ LISA SCHOTT CLYDE SCHRAUFNAGEL JOHN SCHULZ CHRISTINE SEPANSKI MARIA SERRA KAREN SHARAFINSKI VICKI SIMMERLING JOHN SIODLARZ BETTY SKIBBA JODI SKOWRONSKI SHELLEY SMITH SHIELA SMITH ALICE STAHL MICHAEL SWENSON 52 SENIORS DANA SMUL DANIEL SOBCZAK CRAIG STRINGFELLOW .w V. THOMAS THEIN JULIE STEFFEN DONALD SZYDEL JASON STEVENSON MICHAEL THAYER ALAN TOMCZAK “To be partial owner of the Polska Kiedbasa Sausage Co., marry my true and only love, Roland Round Polski, and to always let Jules Fluff the Russian Fluff (Stand By Me)” Chrissy Sepanski “For out generation to leave behind a world of free of illiteracy, crime, war, and poverty; although this feat is obviously Quite Impossible” Terri Hart “Success means nothing if you forget what it took to achieve it” Carolyn Kovac “To appreciate the Macneil Lchner report as much as Mrs. Boyce Pete Argondizzo “Our secrets contain our hopes” Carrie Kaminski “Now may the warming love of friends surround you as you go down the path of life and laughter where the happy memories grow. CRM” Sheri Kachellek “A new generation is taking over with genuine emotion and courage” Wendy Frasch “To be a poor starving musician playing at the clubs in New York and to never taste success because who'd want to be like Bon Jovi or Madonna.” Jennifer Radtke “Broadway, Broadway, Broadway ...” Shannon Carlson Keep Smiling, nobody needs one so much as those who have none to give . .. Against All Odds” Nicki Malmberg “If the sky that we look upon should tumble and fall, and the mountains crumble to the sea, no I won’t be afraid, no I won’t shed a tear, just as long as you stand by me.” MARY ANN TOUCHTONE LUCIANA UGRINA STEVEN URBANIAK CHERYL THOMAS VANDERLINDE VANDERBLOOMER SENIORS 53 ROBIN VAUGHN DAWN J. WEBER MICHELE WELCH NORBERT WALKER CLIFF WALLACE CHARLES WATSON EDWARD WEBER AMY WEDERATH MICHELE WEISS CYNTHIA WENZEL MATTHEW WESLEY SHERRI WENDLICH KELLY WHITE 54 SENIORS MICHAEL WHITE CHERYL WILLIAMS STEPHANIE WILSON SENIORS 55 MICHAEL POLZIN STEVEN WOLFF LAURA ZANON MICHELLE ZIELINSKI SHELLEY ZAHN JARROD ZALESKI Senior Information TINA ADDIS Volleyballl-2,4, Ushers Club 2-4, Ski Club 3-4, Costumes 3- 4. JIM AKEY Choir 1-4, Musical 2-3, Volleyball 2-4, Tennis 2-4, Cap 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH ALIOTO “Bill”, “Jew”. Diving 1, AFS 2-3, Math Club 2-4, Drama Club 2, Rockstar 4, Arrow 2,4, Musical 2-4, Lead 3-4, Play 2, Choir 1-4, President 4, Symphonic Band 3-4, Jazz Band 4, Marching Band 4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4, Forensics 2, Madrigal 2- 3, Swing Choir 2-3. LORNA ALVAREZ “Alvin”, “Lorna Doone”. Volleyball 1-4, Track 1, Ushers Club 2-4, AFS 2-4, AA-Boliv-ia. South America 2, Ski Club 3- 4, Band 1, Musical Play Costumes 2-3, Guidance Aide 4, Office Aide 2-4, Letterman’s Club 4, Prom Decorating 3. BRANDON APPLEBEE Basketball 1, Baseball 2-4, Golf 1- 4. PIETRO ARGONDIZZO “Petey”, “Argo”, “Ete”. Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Letter-man’s Club 3-4, President 4, Weight Training Club 2-4. TODD W. ARMBRUSTER “Buster”, “Bruce”. Football 1-4, Track 2-4. LORI LYNN BACON “Lor”. Cheerleading 1, Track 1, Ski Club 1, Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-2, Symphonic Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 3-4, Marching Band 2-4, Pep Band 2- 4, Pitt Band 4, District Solo and Ensemble 1-4, State Solo and Ensemble 1-4, Weight Training 2, Pom Pons 3, Prom Committee 3. STEPHEN J. BAREN “Steve”. Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Track 3-4. JEFFERY BARTLETT Wrestling 2. 56 SENIORS TEDDY ALLEN BATES “Sled”. Wrestling, Football, Baseball. RODNEY BEDNAR Track 1, Ski Club 1-4, Prom Decorating 3, Stage Crew 2-3, Student Council 1, Band 1, Hall Monitor. RENE BEINLICH Tennis 2, Swimming 2-4, Weight Training Club 2. JESSE BELSKY NHS 3-4, Swimming 2, Biology Aide 2-4, Library Aide 3, Track 1, Ski Club 3-4. TAMMY BLANK “Ma”. NHS 3-4, Girls’ Swim Team Mgr. 3, Office Aide 4, AFS Club 4. KENNETH A. BOBER “Bobes”. Track 1-4, Football 1-4. GERRIANNE BOBROWICZ “George”, “Bugs”. Cheerleading 1, Track 1-2, Volleyball 1-2, Prom Decorating 3, Arrow 3-4, NHS 3-4. TONY BOLDIN Tennis 2-4, Basketball 1, Weight Training Club 2-3. JODIE ANN BRAUN “Jo”, “Jods”. Swim Team 1-4, Track 1-2, Prom Decorating 3, Band 1-4, Office Aide 4. AMY D. BRIDICH “Aim”, “Sam”. Choir 1-4, Choir Aide 3, NHS 3-4, Musical 2-4, Math Club 3, District and State Solo and Ensemble 1-4, Madrigal 2-3, Swing Choir 2. BRIAN S. BRODERICK “Guy”, “Bri-Guy”. Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Volleyball 3, Swimming 3-4, Ski Club. TERRI BRODERICK “Ter”. Basketball 1-2, Track 1, Cheerleading 1. TRACY A. BROWN. “Scooter”, “Pud”. Basketball 1-2, Track 1-4, Football 1-4. BRETT BROZOSKI “Scoop”, “B-3”. Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1,3-4, Volleyballl-2,4, Tennis 2-4, Rockstar 4, Orchestra 1-4, Pit Orchestra 3-4. LISA RAE BUERGER “Boogs”, “Cheese”. Cross-Country 1-4, Captain 3-4, Track 2-4, Captain 4, NHS 3-4 AFS 2-3, Letterman’s Club 2- 3, Student Council 1-4, President 3-4, Office Aide 2, Choir 1- 2, Advanced Speech 3, Pacer 2- 3, Arrow 2-4, Editor 4, Ace-demic Decathlon 4. RICHARD BURNS “Rich”, “R.B.”. Band 1, Tennis 3-4, Rockstar 4. SHANNON THERESA CARLSON “Nahnee”. Choir 2-4, Band 1, Swim Manager 3, Forensics 2- 4, Musical 3, Pabst Theater 3, “See How They Run” 3, Cap 4 (Milw. Rep.) MARK CASE “Zeus”. Track 1-4, Cross-Country 3, Basketball 1-2, NHS 3-4, Parliamentarian 4, Football 1, Ski Club 1-4. TIM CETNAROWSKI “Eson”, “Mit”. Ski Club. THOMAS PETER CHARNEY “Bill”, “T.C.”. Band 1-4, Jazz Ensemble 1-4, State Honors Jazz Ensemble 4, State and District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-4, Orchestra 1-2,4, Choir 3-4, Jazz Choir 3, Musical 2,4, Play 3, Arrow 2,4, Track 1, Model UN 4. KRISTIE MARIE CIESZYNSKI “Critter”, “Casey”. Volleyball 1,3, Basketball Manager 1, Wrestling Manager 2, Choir 2-4, Musical 4, Costumes 2-3, Ushers Club 2-3, Camera Club 4, Lab Aide 2-3. MICHAEL CLARK “Mikcy”. NHS 3-4, President 4, Student Council 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Tennis 2-4, Model UN 3-4. KIMBERLY LORRAINE CORB1SIER “Kimbo”, “Craby”. Choir 2-3. DEAN ANTHONY CRAPITTO Football 1, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2-4, Swimming 2-4, Baseball 204, Band 1-3. LISA DALLMAN “Reuben Smerg”. Wrestling Manager 2-3, Ushers Club 2-3, Orchestra 2-4, Rockstar 4. CARLOS JAMES DELGADO Forensics 2-4, Musical 2, Play 2. DINA LYNN DENNY “Dee”. Basketball 1, Camera Club 1, Chorus 1-2. SYDNE DERBY “Squid”, “Syd”. Cheerleading 1-2, Pom Pons 3-4, Basketball 1, Arrow 3-4, Library Aide 2, Prom Decorating 3. LYNN DERTZ Cap 3. ANNETTE E. FAB1SH Drama Club JO ANN M. FABISH “BUGS BUNNY”. Drama Club. SUSAN JEAN FITZPATRICK Student Council 1-4, Class Vice President 3, Class President 4, Swimming 1-3, Prom Decorating 3, NHS 3-4, Treasurer Letterman’s Club 4. NICOLE MICHELLE FRAHMAN “Nick”, “Nicky”. Basketball 1-2, Choir 4. WENDY FRASCH “Wendy Jo”, “Frasch Cola”. MICHELL FR1CKE “Dink”, “Shall”. Hall Monitor, CAP. MICHELLE LEE GESHR1CK “Gesh”, “Shelley”. Track 1, Choir 1-4, Choir Aide 3-4. JAMES MATTHEW GNACINSKI “Big Jim”, “Gheba”. Football 1-4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Weight Club 2-3, Letterman’s Club 2-4. JEFF GRIFFITH “Griff’. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 2-4, Homecoming Court. TODD M. GRIMM “Grimbo”, “T.G.”. Football 1-2, Track 1-3, AV 1, Prom Decorating 3, Prom King. SCOTT M. GROSHEK “Hittman”, “Grosh Man”. Football 1, Volleyball 2, Wrestling 2-4. KAREN GRUDZINSKI Art Club 1, Makeup Crew 3. CYNTHIA HALL “Cindy”. Pom Pons 2-4, Band 1-2, Prom Court, Homecoming Court, NHS 4, Student Council 1, Prom Decorating, Lab Aide 2-4. DANIEL HANOLD Basketball 1. JOANN HANSON “JoJo”. TERI LINNE HART Cheerleading 1-2, Weight Club 2 Forensics 3-4, Academic Dc-cathalon 3-4, Camera Club 4, NHS 4. WILLIAM M. HART Football 1-2, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2-4. MAUREEN HASKE Choir 1-4, Student Council 1, Musical 2-4, Forensics 2-4, Cheerleading 1, Pom Pons 2-4, Distict 1-4, State 2-4, Orchestra 2. JAMES R. HEISE “Drake”, “Bass”. Forensics 2-4, NHS 3-4, Soccer 3-4, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Weight Club 2- 3, Camera Club 4, Drama Club 4, President 4, Musical 2-3, Play 3-4, Swing Choir 2, Madrigal 2-4, Vocal Jazz 3-4, Model UN.N 2-4. ROBERT HELTEMES “Erv,” “Buffy.” Golf 1-4, Captain 4, Football 1-4, Band 1-4, Concert Band 2, Wind Ensemble 3-4. PAUL HERMAN “Germ”, “Sperman”. Golf, Football 1, Stage Crew 2. CHRIS HOHNER “Shlime”, “Horn”. Basketball 1, Baseball 2-4, Football 1-4, Track 2. RORY HOLMS “Sherlock.” Football 1. KEVIN D. HOROZEWSKI “H”, “H-Train”. Volleyball 2-4, Captain 4, Basketball 1-3, Football 1, Guidance Aide 3-4. BRAD IZZO “B-rad”, “Izit”. Swim 2-4. JENNIFER LEONE JAKUS “J.J.”, “Jay”. Swimming 1-2, Basketball 1, Track 2-3, Student Council 1-4, Vice President 3-4, Letterman’s Club 2-4, Band 1-2, Office Aide 2-4, AFS 4, Camera Club 4, Advanced Speech 3. HOLLIE A. JAMBRETZ “Jammer”. Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Track 1-4, Captain 4, Student Council 1, Vice President 2, NHS 3-4, Band 1-4, Colorguard 2-3, Captain 2-4, Captain 4, Pit Band 2. JACQUELINE JANICKI “Jack”, “Ajax”. Track 1, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4. SHERRIE LYNN JARANTOWSK1 “Women”. Basketball 1, Gyn Aide 1, Orchestra 1. LANCE JOHNSTONE “Lancos”. Musical 1-4, Volleyball 2, Cross Country 3, Stage Crew 2-4, Play 2-4, Camera Club 4, Swing Choir 2, Choir Aide 4, Forensics 3-4. DANIEL KAARi “Lucious.” “Dan the man . Cross Country 2-4, Captain 4, Track 2-4, Academic Decathlon 3-4. SHERI KACHELLEK “Bill 2”, “Kooch”. EYAD KA1D “Ed”. AMY LYNN KAMEDULSKI “Bill”, “Red”. Band 1-3, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-3, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-3, Prom Decorating. CARRIE ANN KAMINSKI “Care bear”, “Care”. ANTHONY JAMES KAMINSKY “G-Man”, Gminski”. Track 1, Volleyball 2-4, Swimming 1-4, Ski Club 2-4, Ski Team 2, Football 1, Band 1. MARTY PETE KELLER “Pepsi”. Math Club 2-3, Weight Club 1-3. PETER GERARD KELLER “The Great”. AFS, Charity Challange. ROBERT KIECKBUSCH “Kick”. Basketball 1-3, Football 1-4. SCOTT MICHAEL K1RSCH Swimming 2-3. MARY MARGARET KOLLMORGEN ANN KOMOROWSKI “Annabelle”. JOHN KONKOL “Konks”, “Jonathon”. Library Aide 3, Basketball Manager 2- 3, Tennis 2-4. AMY L. KOSTMAN Aim . Basketball 1-4. CAROLYN KOVAC Carol”. District Solo Contest 1-4, State Solo Contest 3, Basketball 1, Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Musical 2-4, AFS, Vice President 3, President 4, Library Aide 3, NHS 3-4, Secretary 4, Student Council 1-4, Class Officer 4, Camera Club 4. DAVE KRATT “Shocka”. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-4, Wrestling 3. LAURA KRATT McKratt”. Cheerleading 2-4, Captain 2,4, Prom Court, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Office Aide 3,4, Library Aide 2. DANA KRECAK “Daayna”, “DanaDonna”. PAUL JOSEPH KUJAWA “Kuj.” Football 1-4, Captain 4, Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Track 1-4, Prom Court, Homecoming Court. BRIGITTE ELISABETH KUTSCHER “Biggy”, “Bridge”. Tennis 4, Cross Country 4, Camera Club 4, AFS 4, Ski Club 4, Pacer 4. JODI LABORDE Choir 2-4. DAVID J. LANG “Lango”, “Howie . Football 1-4, Track 2-4. KEN LAWRENCE “Kenner”. SUJIN LEE Track 1-2,4 Cross Country 3-4, Student Council 2, Forensics 2,4, Math Club 2-3. Pit Orchestra 2-3, Ski 4. BETHANNE LESCH Swim Team 1-4, Arrow 2-4, Musical 2-3. JENNIFER L. LISOTA “Jenny”, “Jen . Cheerleading 1-4, NHS 3-4, Student Council 1, Lab Aide 2-3, Orchestra 1-2, Prom Decorating. HEIDI LINSK1 “Ski 22”, “Leidi Hinski”. Volleyball 1-4, All Conference 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, AV Aide 1, Letterman’s Club 2, Cap. ROBERT J. L1TKOWIEC “LIQUID”. LISA J. LOHR “Lis , “Smurf. Volleyball 1-2, Arrow 2-4, Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Theatre Orchestra 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Forensics 2, Prom Decorating. TIM LONG “Donger . Cross Country 1-4, Track 1-4. SENIORS 57 VICKI LYNN LOOSE “Loose”, “Vic”. Concert Band 1- 4, Marching Band 2-4, Color Guard 4, Pir Band 4, District Solo and Ensemble 1-4, State 2- 4, Track 1,4. DAWN SUZANNE MACKNIGHT “Shorty”, “The Laugh”. MICHELLE M. MALMBERG Chours 1. NICOLE MALMBERG “Niki”, “Nik, Nik, Nik . Chccrlcading 2, Prom Decorating, Choir 3-4, Library Aide 3-4. CRAIG MANKA “Manko”, “Bill”. Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Cross Country 4, NHS 3-4, Basketball 1, Letter-man’s Club 3-4. SCOTT JEFFREY MARKOWSKI “Scooter”, “Fergusan”. Band 1- 4, Jazz 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Marching Band 2-4, Pep Band 2- 4, Theatre Orchestra 2-4, Wind Ensemble 3-4, Swimming 1-4, Ski Club 1-4. JENNIFER MARTIN “Jen”, “Sammi”. Choir 1-4, Musical 1,3, Prom Decorating, Choir Aide 1,3. CARRIE MASLOWSKI Cheerleading I, Pom Pons 2, Office Aide 3-4. JOANN THERESE MATOKAR Orchestra 1-4, Office Aide 3-4. SEAN A. McCUSKER Track, Cross Country. KAREN MELOTIK “Kren”, “Mel-La-Tik”. Cheerleading 2, Pom Pons 3-4, Track 3- 4. TODD A. MEYER Baseball 1-4. MARK G. MEYERS “Milkman”, “Myron”. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Track 1, Prom Court, Prom Decorating. 58 SENIORS PAUL JOSEPH MIKOLAJCZAK “P.J.”. Soccer 2-4, Baseball 3-4, Student Council 2-3, Class President 2-3. ROBERT MIRSBERGER “Mersh”. DENNIS MISZEWSKI “Big D”, “The Fly”. NANCY MOMCILOVIC Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Cheerleading 2, Pon Poms 3-4, Choir 1-2, Musical 2, Forensics 2-4, AFS 4. ROCHELLE ANN MULQUEEN “Rocky”. Student Council 1, Swim Team 1-3, Track 1, Orchestra 1-3, Choir 1-4, Musical 2- 4, Forensics 2-4, NHS 3-4, Pon Poms 4, AFS 4, Letter-man’s Club 4, Prom Decorating, Prom Queen. ROBERT MUTEN “Bud”. NHS 3-4, -amera Club 3- 4, Math Club 3-4, Lab Aide 4. HOLLY JEAN NELSON Swim Team 1, Track 1, Band 1-3, Choir 1, Girl’s Tennis 4, Biology Aide 2-4, Colorguard 2. BRYAN OLEN “Doctor O”, “B.O.”. Football Trainer 2-4, Basketball Trainer 1-3, Track Trainer 2-4, A.V. Aide 3-4, Athletic Director Aide 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Golf 2, Football 1. TRACI OLESEAK “Tracer”. Cheerleading 1, Swim Team 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Weightman’s Club 1-3, Letterman’s Club 3-4, Usher’s Club 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, Choir 2-4, Musical 3-4, Play 2, Biology Aide 3-4, NHS 3-4. JENNIFER J. OLSON “Juice”, “Jenners”. Volleyball 1-4, Track 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Captain 2, Colorguard 1. JEREMY MARK OLSON “Squeably”. Cross Country 1, Track 1-2. PAMELA M. OLSZEWSKI “Pam”. Volleyball 1-4, Basketball Mgr. 3-4, Track Mgr. 3-4. KERRY ANN OTTO “Otter”, “Bill”. Swim Team 1- 3, Student Council Rep 2-4, Office Aide 1, Guidance Aide 2-4, Marching Band 2, Color-guard 3-4, Concert Band 1-3. SCOTT MICHAEL OWEN “Newo”, “Scooter”. Football 1-4, Swim Team 3-4, Tennis 3- 4, Musical 2-4, Choir 2-4, Letterman’s Club 3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Drama Club 4, Weight Club 1-2, Library Aide 2, Choir Aide 3, Yearbook 4. MARIANNA PALADINO “Mare”, “Mary”. Track 2, Prom Decorating. WILLIAM JOSEPH PALADINO “Bill”, “Donger”. Tennis 1-4, Football 1-2. MATTHEW JOHN PALLEN “Riv”. Volleyball 2-4, Wrestling 2-4. STEPHEN PINTAR Band 1-4, Football 1. HOLLY ANN PLISZKA “Hoe”, “Hoddy”. ROXANNE MARIE POLACEK “Roxi”, “Rocky”. Track 1-4, Cross Country 1-3, AFS Foreign Exchange 2, AFS Club 2-4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Choir 2, Band 1, Cheerleading 1, Student Council 1. KEVIN PATRICK POLASEK “Kev”. Basketball 1, Volleyball 1- 4, Tennis 2-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Band 4, Weight Club 2. NICHOLAS POVOLO “Nick”. Football 1-3, Track 1-4, Prom Decorating. MICHELLE MARIE PSKET “Shell”. Student Council 1, Track 1,3-4, Cross Country 3, Cheerleading 1, Prom Decorating, Marching Band 2-3. JIM QUARTEMONT “Q”. Football 1-2, Basketball 2- 3, Golf 1-4, NHS 3-4, Historian 4. JENNIFER RADTKE “Jen”, “Bela”. Cross Country 2- 4, State 2, Musical Orchestra 1-4, Student Council 2-4, Model UN 3-4, Orchestra 1-4, Jazz Band 4. GREGORY JOSEPH RENIER “Bob”. JULIE ANN RESZEL “Jem”, “Jules of the Nile”. Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 3-4, Color Guard 2, Volleyball 2, Ushers Club 2-4, Cap, Forensics 2-4, Prom Decorating. GREGORY F. REWOLIOSKI “Rev”. Football 2, Stage Crew 3- 4, Choir 3-4, Weight Club 3-4. JOHN RICHARD RICCO “Ric’s”, “Red”. Baseball 1-4, Football 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4, Syn-phonic Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 3-4, Marching 2-4, Weight Club 1-4. RANDY JAMES RONDORF “Randolph”. Wrestling. ROBERT L. ROSS “Bob”. Band 1-4, Rockstar 4, Stage Crew 2, Prom Court. PETE ROTH “Ocean Pete”, “Wynton”. Symphonic Band 1-4, Marching Band 2-4, Orchestra 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Pit Band 4, Jazz Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Band Aide 4, Swim Team 2-4. JEANNE C. St. ONGE “Saint”. Track 2, Volleyball 1-4, Captain 4, Basketball 1-4, NHS 3-4, Vice President 4. GOURI MONISHA SALUJA “Gertie”, “Fred”. Student Council 1,3-4, AFS 2,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4, NHS 3-4, Treasurer 4, Tennis 1-4, Captain 4, Letterman’s Club 2. CARRIE LYNN SALZMAN Choir 3-4, Guidance Aide 3-4. TOM SANDAHL “Thos”, “Sandman”. KELLY M. SANTI Student Council 2-4, Library 3, Guidance Aide 4. DEAN SARNOWSK1 “SARGE”, “FLOUNDER”. CARL SCHILZ “Padoopsi”, “Poopsy”. Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Weight-Club 1-4. JOHN SCHILZ “JOHNNY”. Soccer 2-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-3, Pit Orchestra 3, Rockstar 4. ANDREW P. SCHNEIDER “Drew”, “Drew - Ha”. CLYDE SCHRAUFNAGEL Stage Crew 2-4. JOHN SCHULZ “Cavan”, “Cavannie”. Baseball 1. CHRISTINE GERISE SEPANSKI “Chrissy”, “Krinky.” Choir 1-4, District Ensemble 2-4, Madrigal 3, Adv. Speech 3, Forensics 4, Musical 1-4. MARIA TERESA SERRA “Dudette”. Volleyball 3-4, Basketball 2-4, Captain 4, Track 1-4, Captain 4. KAREN SHARAF1NSKI Musical 1, Forensics 2-4. VICKI M. SIMMERLING “Vic”, “Vickers”. Cheerleading 1-4, Musical 2-3, Choir 1-4, Lab Aide 3-4, District Solo and Ensemble 1-4. JOHN SIODLARZ “Sidbanger”, “Chidlarski”. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Band 1-2, Golf 1. JODI ANN SKOWRONSKI “JoSko”, “Jodeye”. Cheerleading 1, Pom Pons 2-4, Captain 4, Musical 1-4, Girl’s Quartet 3, Madrigal 3, District 3-4, Prom Decorating. MICHAEL SWENSON “Check”. Cross Country 1-2, Soccer 3, Rock Star 4, Symphonic Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-3, Jazz Ensemble 1-4, Marching Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Percussion Ensemble 1-4. MICHAEL THAYER Ski Club 1-4, Ski Team, Volleyball 1-4. THOMAS THEIN Football 1, Swimming 1-2, Ski Team 2, Ski Club 1-4, Volleyball 2-3. ALAN TOMCZAK “Zak”, “T-Sav”. Golf 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 3-4, Football 1. MARYANN TOUCHTONE “Touchy”. Drama Club 3-4. HOA TRAN “Estelle”. Cross Country 4, Guidance Aide 3, Chemistry Aide 3, Track 4, NHS 4, Math Club 4. JULIE ANN TRELOAR “Jules”. Basketball 1-3, Swimming 2-3, Advanced Speech 3, Forensics 3-4, Musical 2-4, Choir 2-4, Letterman’s Club 4, NHS 3-4. DESANKA TRIFUNOVICH “Desa”. Cross Country 2, Library 4, Forensics 2-4, Model United Nation 2-4, Spring Play 1, Academic Decathlon 3-4, Orchestra 1-2, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-2, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. THOMAS R. TSAO “T-Bone”. Student Council 3-4, NHS 3-4, Forensics 3-4, Math Club 2-4, Musical 2, Weight Club 2-4, Academic Decathalon 3-4. LUCIANA UGRINA “Moonbeam”. District Solo and Ensemble 1-4, State Solo and Ensemble 1-4, State Solo and Ensemble 2-4, Color Guard 1,4, Prom Decorating 3. STEVEN URBANIAK CHERYL VANDERBLOOMER “Boomer”, “Boom Boom”. THOMAS J. VANDERLINDE “T-Bone”, “T”. Basketball 1, Golf 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Camera Club 1-3, Letterman’s Club 4, Pep Band 2-4, Stage Crew 3-4. ROBIN LYN VAUGHN “Rob”. Student Council 1, Jazz Band 1, Concert Band 1-2, Symphonic Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 3-4, Pit Orchestra 3-4, State Solo and Ensemble. NORBERT E. WALKER “Stormcn-Norb”, “Norba-chev”. Wrestling 2-4. CHARLES A. WATSON “Chuck”. Band 1, Golf 2-4, Co Captain 4, Homecoming Court, Rock Star 4. DAWN J. WEBER “Cecil”. Cross Country 1-4, Captain 3, State 2, Track 1-4, Captain 3, All Conference Cross Country 1-3, All Conference Track 2-3, Letterman’s Club 2, NHS 3-4, Cheerleading 1, Captain 1. EDWARD A. WEBER “Ward”, “Web’s”. Wrestling 2-4. AMY LYNN WEDERATH Band 1, Cheerleading 1, Captain 1, Student Council Vice President 1, Pon Poms 2-4, Captain 4, NHS 3-4, Prom Court, Prom Decorating, Homecoming Court, Cudahy’s Junior Miss. MICHELE L. WEISS “Quas Mo”, “Weezie”. Cap, Band 1-4, Prom Decorating. MICHELE R. WELCH SHERRI LYNN WNEDLICK “George”, “Red”. Choir 1-4. MATTHEW WESLEY “Wes”. Soccer 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Prom Court, Homecoming King. KELLEY PATRICIA WHITE “Kelley Pot”. MICHAEL J. WHITE “Head”. Tennis 1-2,4, Jazz Band 3-4, Rock Star 4. PERRY WHITE “D.J.”, “P-Dub”. CHERYL LYNN WILLIAMS Swimming 1-4, All Conference 3-4, Track 1-4, Captain 3, All Conference 2-4, State 2, Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Pit Orchestra 2-3, Wisconsin State Honors Band Alternate 3, State Solo and Ensemble 2-4, Homecoming Queen, NHS 4. STEVEN WILLIAMS “Lumberjack”. STEVEN P. WOLFF “Wolf Man”, “Timber”. Football 1. JODY LYNN ZABRANSKY “Human”. Volleyball, Swimming. SHELLEY MARIE ZAHN “Herman”, “Sheep”. Choir 2-4, Tennis 1-2, Usher’s Club 3, Guidance Aide 3. JARROD EDWARD ZALESKI “J-Rod”, “Goffy Republican”. Musical 2-4, Football 1, Swimming 3, Play 2, Weight Club 1-2, Choir 1-4, Arrow 4, Camera Club 4. LAURA ZANON Volleyball 1, Cross Country 3, Choir 1, Prom Decorating, Ski Club 1-3. MICHELLE LEE ZIELINSKI “Micki”, “Mick”. Cap, Science Lab Aide. SENIORS 59 60 SPORTS DIVISION SPORTS DIVISION 61 yv- J j y p. 60 I. Carmen Pirino p. 61 1. Fans arc important loo! 2. Football practice at its best. 3. Sean McCuskcr at his last Purgold. 4. And they're off ... Guys’ Basketball Boy’s Varsity Basketball The 1987-88 boys varsity basketball team has experienced numerous ups and downs during the season. After early wins against Milwaukee South and West Allis Hale, the Packers were destroyed by top-rated Milwaukee Washington in their Christmas tournament. The Pack regrouped to win 4 of their next 5 games. A season high was the battle against South Milwaukee there which was a battle for a share of first place. But a loss there followed by consecutive losses to both Hale and Green-dale. Matt Wesley leads the team in both steals and assists and has played outstanding defense in usually guarding the opponents top-scoring guard. Steve Baren leads the team in scoring with an 11 point average. Paul Kujawa may be the smallest center to ever play in the conference, usually giving up from 6 to 8 inches to the opponent. For the first time in several years, many juniors are gaining valuable game experience. Big men Mike Borck and Kevin Johnikin have both seen post action. Guards John Leranth and Steve Provan have both come off the bench to help Cudahy to several wins. Both Mike Thomas and Reggie Thompson have started several games, with Thomas the Pack’s second leading scorer and Thompson among the leaders in rebounds. The high number of juniors playing this year should help Cudahy in next year’s quest for a conference championship. Cudahy has gathered a positive reputation this season as a scrappy, never-quit team that has been within striking distance of every opponent so far. Coach Kujawa points out that Cudahy scored more field goals but lost in a close contest as the opponent shot con- siderable free throws. The Packers shooting from the field has been the biggest disappointment so far, shooting just 40% from the Field after 15 games. And despite being outrebounded by opponents, the Pack continues to stay close in every game due to the hustle and aggressiveness of each player. “It is a real tribute to every member of this squad that despite being so small a team, despite being outrebounded, and out-shot, they keep battling back and have been competitive in every game. No one team in the league can and will take us lightly. Though hard on the coaching staff, the games sure have been great spectator events — close and hard fought.” “As for the future, with the experience gained by so many of our juniors and the fine talent on our undefeated Sophomore team, next year could be something special.” Front: Brian Benko, Mike Clark, Steve Provan, Mike Thomas, Paul Kujawa, Matt Wesley, John Leranth, Steve Siodlarz, Scott Jenguin. Back: Coach Kujawa, Reggie Hamilton, Paul Grunert, Steve Kujawa, Reggie Thompson, Mike Borck, Kevin Johnikin, Dave Halverson, Steve Baren, Coach Halverson. CUDAHY■ OPPONENT 68-59 70-77 Milw. Pulaski 62-40 52-45 Milw. South 47-61 39-50 South Milw. 54-58 54-50 W.A. Hale 53-60 61-79 Kettle Moraine 63-54 57-83 Washington 72-65 41-55 Milw. Lutheran 71-63 77-58 Muskego 67-68 51-56 Greenfield 44-53 65-59 Grcendalc 51-66 Oak Creek WA Central South Milwaukee WA Hale Grccndalc Greenfield Kettle Moraine Oak Creek Muskego WA Central • SM 62 Cudahy Girls’ Basketbal 1987-198 Girls J.V. Basketball Team Top Left To Right- Coach John Stachnik, Manager Chris Bauer, Shelley Dolhun, Traci Rasberry, Jenny Oseland, Stacie Kaminski, Kristi Vandervest, Stacey Guldan, Managers Michelle Schilcher, Pam Rigden. Bottom- Susan Evseichik, Latonia Atkinson, Colette Donnelly, Deshaunda Watts, Jenny Pawlowski. 64 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Varsity Girls Basketball Team Top Left To Right- Coach Wayne Meyer, Manager Mark Naasko, Maria Scrra, Traci Oleszak, Christy Paul, Hollie Jambretz, Cheryl Williams, Tracy Rondorf, Denise Drabek, Amy Kost-man. Managers Pam Oleszewski, Christy Symicek, Assistant Coach John Stachnik. Bottom-Trisha Erickson, Trisha Bcna, Heidi Linski, Karey Sipowicz, Renee Donnelly, Jeanne St. Onge GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 65 Boys’ Cross Country Guy’s Cross Country Front: Tim Long, Troy Grunert, Tom Gilley. Back: Coach Browell, Todd Lofcrski, Chad Hendricks, Doug Wiliams, Rich Harvey, Chris Klausmeier, Craig Manka, Dan Kaari, Sean McCusker, Coach Thalman. 66 SPORTS Girls’ Cross Country: And The Feet Goes On . . . Cross Country ’87: remember running seven to eight miles per day, to ten of twelve quarter miles, and the big snake hill while your huffing and puffing up it. When it came to the meets it was a relief from working hard at practices. But have more of a challenge with the Central Bulldogs, South Milwaukee Rockets, Oak Creek Kinghts, Kettle Moraine Lazers, or Hale Huskies! Get ready for thinking to yourself: How fast should I run this course, Am I going to make it up that hill, and What time am 1 aiming for? All 1 do is think of these questions and others while warming up for the race. Then before we line up in what looks like a 5x7 box is the famous prayer session. We all enjoyed all the fans we had that came to cheer us on, but we need more to get more victories. SENIORS: (Captain) Lisa Buerger, Dawn Weber, Jennifer Radtke, Sujin Lee, Hoa Tran, and Brigitte Kutscher (afs student) JUNIORS: Trisha Bcna SOPHOMORES: Kristy Rosewicz SPORTS 67 Cudahy Football, A Winning Tradition The first game of the season was against Muskego, we were pumped up and ready to play. The Varsity Football Team played aggressive and put the First game away in the win column. The 2nd game against Nathan Hale didn’t go good in the first half, but put points on the board and managed our second win. Our first biggest game of the season was against West Allis Central, we all played with determination. “Special teams” caused turnovers that helped us on our way to pursue a playoff spot in the WIAA State Football Tournament and win the game. The 4th game against Greenfield could have ruined our playoff hopes. We came out prepared, did our job and buried Greenfield. 5th game-Homecoming, a non-conference game against Milwaukee Vincent. Cudahy hadn’t won a Homecoming game in 2 years, and we made sure we weren’t going to lose this one. The 6th game against Greendale was for the conference title, and all the marbles. 68 SPORTS We growled and spit, but things paid off cause we were up at halftime. Second half came, we played a good defense but not good enough. The momentum turned to Greendale, they were up 16-13 in the fourth, we were down but not out. But time kept slipping away until the clock said 0:00, we had lost. 7th game, South LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM: Kathy Bray, Tracy Hart, Linda Treat, Jenny Myers, Amanda Ward, Amy Dusenberry, Jenny Myles. 2nd: Jorge Colmero, Dean Billo, Eric Scmitt, Damien Buttkc, Dean D’acquisto, Brian Bcnko, Jeff Mal-las, Bryan Olen. 3rd: Roman Gresk, Jeff Rose. Chad Czarnecki, Ronnie Ringo, Brad Budnik Marty Ewert, Matt Hohner, Scott Owen. 4th Mike Boldin, Steve Leonhart, Kevin Quartemont George Momsilovich, Jack Schumacher, Ed Johnson, Brian Jonakin. vf! Milwaukee our rivalry, we had bounced back from the Greendale loss and blew the Rockets and Oak Creek away. Playoffs- Port Washington, at Port Washington, Cudahy played well through the whole game but our dreams were shattered when Port Washington beat us 12 to 6. 1987 CUDAHY VARSITY FOOTBALL CUDAHY 21 Muskego VISITORS 0 20 W.A. Hale 7 27 W.A. Central 7 37 Greenfield 7 43 Milwaukee Vincent 15 13 Grccndale 16 48 South Milwaukee 7 9 Kettle Moraine 0 47 Oak Creek 0 12 Port Washington 6 8 WINS (PLAYOFFS) 2 LOSSES BOTTOM: Mr. Bernard Schmidt, Bob Kieckbush, Jeff Griffith, Jim Gnacinski, John Siodlarz, Todd Armbrustcr, Craig Stringfcllow. 2nd: Carl Schilz, Bob Heltemes, Mark Meyers, Dave Lang, Paul Kujawa, Pete Argondizzio, Chris Hohncr, Dave Kratt. 3rd: Dave Halverson, Tom Tryba, Ken Bober, Tracy Brown, John Leranth, Daren Liss, Earl Bondar, Steve Vandervest. 4th: Mr. Clayton Lynde, Jason Kraus. Ted Bates, Mike Vandervest, Jamie Hagen, Paul Grunert, Marko Pavlovic, Mike Karowski, Mr. Carey Venne. 5th: Mr. Gerald Bowc, Chad Czarnecki, Steve Mirgai, Jeff Lynde, Alex Hult, Ken Wesley, Tom McKinney, Bryan Olen. 6th: Billy Ewert, Reggie Thompson, Darrin Grahms, Rich Knight, Mike Borck, Darrell Miliike, Scott Owen. Now Wc Want To Introduce To You. The Best Pack Team Since Eighty-Two. With Kuj and Jimmy-Griff And Lang. Wc Knew Wc Had A Winning Gang. Kuj And Griffith Led The Pack-Griff Ran An Interception Back! The O Got Cookin Wc Took The Lead. Kuj And McKinnc 7 Showed Their Speed Wc Watched The Bulldogs Disintcgratc-l.ang Sacked Their Punter And Tryba Played Great. They Self-Destructed While We Had Fun. When Griff Kypcd A Pass The Bulldogs Were Done! Wc Got Them Early Headed For Dcfcat-Until Tom Tryba Got Concrete Feet! Kicck. Erv And Jimmy Took Control. While Defense Kept Them In A Hole. Lynde Hit Kuj With A Long T.D. But Their Field Goal Made It Six To Three. Lynde Hit Meyers To Regain The Lead; A Strong Defense Was In Dire Need!! A Fumble Return And Intercepted Pass-Thomas And Kuj Ran The Rockets Out Of. Gas! Mirgai Scored Twice While McKinney Got Three: Forty-Eight Seven The Pack Had Victory!' Kuj Scored A Touchdown Mirgai Scored Threc-Kratt Hit Meyers On A Long T.D. Tryba Broke Loose On A Touchdown Run-Lots Of Packers Scored Even Tracy Had One! With Under Two Minutes The Packers Scored. It Was Twelve To Six Wc Were On The Board! Wc Had To On Side And Thats Just What Wc Did Marko’s Great Kick Was Recovered By Sid!! Senior Farewell Cudahy Packers Let It Be Told-Thc Class Of Eighty-Seven Bleeds Purple And Gold!! And The Seniors Here Hope That Next Years Team Has The Best Of Luck To Pursue Their Dream!! 69 We Live For A Whether you like it or not, Tuesday, Dec. 1, the Mandatory Seat Belt Law went into effect. And affect it did. After the assembly on seatbelts, there was a slight change in the student drivers. Everyone drove the right way in the school parking lot for a while there. The majority of ATUR Moment Of Safety students wear their seatbelts when they drive, frequently as a passenger in the front seat, but almost never as a passenger in the back. Most said that they will change for the law, but a few would rather pay the ticket. Buckle up! Cudahy Baseball, It’s A Hit! Cudahy 3 Muskego 8 Cudahy 1 Kettle Moraine 14 Cudahy 10 Greenfield 13 Cudahy 0 Greendale 5 Cudahy 13 Muskego 10 Cudahy 2 Kettle Moraine 11 Cudahy 11 Greenfield 9 Cudahy 1 Greendale 7 Cudahy 3 Muskego 1 Cudahy 5 Kettle Moraine 11 Cudahy 1 Greenfield 8 Cudahy 2 Greendale 20 Cudahy 2 Muskego 13 Cudahy 8 Kettle Moraine 5 Cudahy 0 Greenfield 8 Cudahy 8 Greendale 8 Cudahy 4 wins Cudahy 12 Losses Guy’s Baseball Front: Craig Stringfellow, Dean Crapitto, Chris Hohner, Matt Hagan, Joe Zeblewski. Back: Dave Lang, Jamie Hagan, Paul Grunert Dan Reska, Robert Zimmy Todd Dalhbcrg, Todd, Coach Chuck Hitt. Game, Set, Match Front: Ilija Stojsaljevic, Jason Zaeske, Wille Paladino, Jeffery Koren, Kevin Polaske. Back: Stephen Siodlarz, Richard Bums, Jeff Gerber. Front: Wille Paladino, Ilija Stojsaljevic, Scott Owen, Jason Kraus. Back: Brian Mirsberger, Peter Geiger, Paul Kruszka. Girls’ Tennis Amy Peterson, Chris Bauer, Dawn Stroik, Erin Wilkes, Holly Nelson. Coach Laflcur, Stephanie Ondrejka, Betty Skibbe, Jenny, Kelly, Jenny Oseland, Dawn, Laura Hulfmann, Gouri Salvja, Coach Algrin. SPORTS 73 Soccer Team Improves Cudahy’s Varsity Soccer Team had it’s best year in the sports history. By posting a 7-4-1 record, the Packers captured third place in their conference. Leading the Packers this year was Matt Wesley, our senior forward. Providing support to Matt was Stasiu Fronczak who had a prosperous season. Steve Provan provided excellent mid-field support along with Jeff Gerber who had a great season, for this fine athlete. The packers success was not due to the offense only, their defense held strong throughout the year, led by John Schills and Dan Sobczak. Keith Perkins had a fine season with his good agressiveness and also provided vocal uproar. Kevin Kubitz had a great season compared to last season, since he didn’t play last season. Overall the packers can cherish this season for the sport of soccer in this Community. Matt Wesley, P.J. Mikolajzck, Keith Perkins, John Schilz, Dan Sobczak, Jim Heise, Steve Provan, Kein Kubicz, Jeff Gerber, Stosh Fronczak, Rich Weeks, Jamie Prott, Joe James, Chad Hofstad Head Coach Mr. Venne, and Cudahys Varsity Golf Team had a fairly productive season, even though they suffered losses to South Milwaukee, West Allis Hale, Greendalc, Kettle Moraine, and Oak Creek. The team then regained their confidence with some tryumphs over West Allis Central, Muskego, and Greenfield. Great effective, and consistant scores were turned in all year by Bob Heltemes, the teams 1 man, m.v.p., leading medal winner, and the teams Co-Captain, and leading motivator. Mike Curry shot steady scores all year, and really played fine golf as a 2nd year sophomore varsity player. Mike was the teams 2nd man. Tom Vanderlinde played 3rd man most of the year, mid-way through the season, he suffered an ankle injury, but came back to post fine scores in Conference finals as leader for Cudahy. Chuck Watson, new man on the team, who is just a long hitter was a great surprise to the team. Chuck played very consistant all year, put up fine scores and was a great asset to the team. Chuck is also the other Co-Captain for Varsity. The 5th man spot was constantly changing between Jr. Jim Quartemont, Sr. Bob Zimney, and a few other good sophomore golfers, who all turned fine scores all year. The Varsity also finished 18 out of 28 teams in the Spring Invitational and 20th out of 33 teams in the Janesville invite. During Regionals they finished 4th In Conference Tournament they took 4th again, and in Conference Finals they took 5th over all. In a broad scope, an adverage season, but the future looking up. The J.V. participants also played great golf too, all year. They were, Doug Kolata, Brandon Applebee, Maureen Frederick, Steve Kujawa, Rich Harvey, John Meerschaert, Packer Golf and Brian Benko. 1987 Award Winners Letters Seniors Bob Zimney Juniors Bob Heltemes Jim Quartemont Al Tomczak Chuck Watson Tom Vanderlinde Sophomores Dave Halverson Mike Curry M.V.P. Bob Heltemes 1988 Co Captains W Winners Bob Heltemes Mike Curry Bob Heltemes Charlie Watson 75 We Live For A Moment Of Perfection “Practice makes perfect,” that’s the cliche heard in every sport. Did it always? These athletes seemed to think so. Volleyball and basketball members could tell numerous stories about all the drills they used for preparation. Track and cross-country runners will agree when I say that the ten miles you ran (well almost) at practice seemed endless compared to the ten miles you drove on your way to a party Friday night. Most importantly, however, were the friends you had on the team. The friends who dragged you from the field or pool after soccer or swimming practice to the locker room. Frustration would set in when you lost your wrestling, tennis or golf match. Maybe skipping the last practice didn’t help. Practice until you are as perfect as you can be! 76 SPORTS FEATURE The Wrestling Team enjoyed a year of transition to respectability in the 1987-1988 season. With strong leadership exhibited by seniors Scott Groshek, Bill Hart, Matt Pallen, and Ted Bates. The team started to show the skills and determination necessary to be champions. With those building blocks, the future looks bright. TEAM RESULTS VARSITY Conference- 1-7 Overall- 5-9 TEAM RESULTS J. VARSITY Conference- 3-5 Overall- 4-6 TOURNAMENTS Pulaski Invitational- 2nd Lake Shore Classic- 3rd Pewaukee Invitational- 7th Conference- 9th Regionals- 5th INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Marko Pavlovic- Lake Shore Classic-m 145 lbs. Marko Pavlovic- Pewaukee Invitational-145 lbs. AWARDS J. Varsity Wrestler of the Year- Ryan Berry 87-88 Captains- Scott Groshek and Matt Pallen Front: Marko Pavlovic, Scott Parker, Bill Hart, Scott Groshek, Matt Pallen, Ted Bates, Cris Guth, Dan Grobner. Middle: Coach Krueger, Coach Pavlovic, Jeff Mallas, Marty Ewert, Dean D’Acquisto, Mario Carpio, Rich Weeks, Ryan Barry, Neal Janik, Coach Dean. Back: Jim Huybers, Mike Ray, Carl Hauski, Ken Warczytowa, Mark Ricco, Mike Kar-woski, Roman Grzesk. 78 WRESTLING Girls’ Volleyball The 1987 Girls Volleyball Team enjoyed a highly successful year. The Senior dominated team broke eight school records, five team and three individual ones. Wins Season 56 Sets Season 1185 Backcourt Passes Season 1475 Spikes Season 1299 Suburban-Park Match Record Season 6-2 Individual Backcourt Passcs-Jcnny Olson 276 Individual Spikes Game-Heidi Linski 17 Individual Spikes Season-Heidi Linski 411 Tournaments Cudahy Spiker Invitational 3rd 6-4 (6 teams) Pulaski Invitational 3rd 7-3 (10 teams) Hamilton Invitational 4th 5-5 (6 teams) Conference Tournament 2nd (9 teams) Tic 5-3 W.I.A.A. Regional 1st 4-0 (4 teams) W.I.A.A. Sectional 3rd 4-4 (4 teams) Conference Match Record: 6-2 (2nd place) Overall Match Record: 28-11 Overall Game Record: 56-27 Setter Award: Jenny Olson-478 Spiker Award: Heidi Linski-411 Backcourt Passer Award: Jenny Olson-276 Blocker Award: Lorna Alvarcz-73 Serving % Award: Jeanne St. Ongc-97% Packer Pride (JV): Colette Donnelly Senior Awards: Tina Addis, Lorna Alvarez, Hollic Jambretz, Heidi Linski. Jenny Olson. Pam Olszewski. Lori Putz (Capt.), Jeanne St. Ongc (Capt.) Sacrifice Award: Jenny Olson MVP Award: Jeanne St. Ongc 1st team All-Conference: Heidi Linski. Jenny Olson Honorable Mention All-Conference: Jeanne St. Onge UPPER left to right: Karey Sipowicz, Jill Panfil, Vickie Braden, Tracy Rondorf, Hollic Jambretz, Maria Serra, Lorna Alvarez, Pam Olszewski, Ms. Eileen O’Brien, Coach, Jenny Olson, Heidi Linski, Lori Putz, Jeanne St. Onge, Kristie Symiecek, Tina Addis UPPER LEFT left to right:Tsmmi Rosenthal, Coleen Sanger, Carrie Trcland, Jody Duffek, Tracy Rasberry, Kristi Vandervest, Chris Stolz, Jane Panosian, Coach, Kathy Bray, Charolette Urban, Sherri Miller, Collette Donnelly, Denise Griffith, Jenny Klcinowski Led by Coach Andy Scheoretner and Captain Kevin Horozewzki, the 1987 Boys Volleyball Team had a very productive season. The Team finished with a 4-6 record and 5th in the conference. Player awards were Dean Crapitto,-MVP Varsity, Mike Thayer,-Most improved (2 yrs. in a row), Matt Pallen,-Hustle, and John Meershart, MVP- JV. This year was different from any other in the past because of the New Coach Andy, Andy was a 3 yr. letterman for Cudahy from 81-83. There are High hopes for next year with 6 returning Lettermen. They are Captain Tony Dovi, Paul Kruszka, Brian Mirs-berger, Steve Sidolarz, Steven Kujawa, and Jason Zaeske. There will also be a new coach Again. Good Luck! TOP PICTURE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Schretner, coach, Mike Stefanich, Paul Zieliski, Steve Williamson, Scott Schumann, Dave Anastazi, John Meerschaert, Bill Frahman, Howie Roach, Mike Chevalier, Chris Turk, left to right: Andy Schretner, Coach, Paul Kruszka, Jim Akey, Steve Siodlarz, Jason Zaeske, Steve Kujawa, Toni Dovi, Matt Pallen, Kevin Polasek, Steve Baren, Brian Mirshburger, Kevin Horoszewski, Tony Kaminsky, Dean Crapitto, Brett Brozoski, Mike Thayer lower left left to right: Toni Dovi, Dean Crapitto, upper left left to right: Mike Stephanich, John Meerschaert, Paul Zielski BOY’S SWIM TEAM The Cudahy Swim Team experienced a small turn out which has a serious affect on their won-loss record but it did not dampen their spirits. The varsity dual meet record was 2-4-1 while the JV posted a 1-5 mark. The team swam extremely well the record half of the season. They were really “ZIPPIN”’ in their 4th consecutive Packer Relays victory. The team placed 4th in both the Conference Relays and in the Conference Championship meet. The team was led by its 3 captains, junior Jeff Krause, senior Dean Crapitto and senior Brad Izzo who were the team’s number one, two and three point scorers. Dean Crapitto tied a school record in the 100 yard breast stroke with a time of 1:06.04. Dean was also named the team’s “Most Valuable Swimmer’’ for his fine season. Junior Matt Langenfeld was named the team’s “Most Improved Swimmer’’ for his tremendous improvement in the freestyle and especially the butterfly events. Senior Brian Broderick earned the “Outstanding Swimmer’’ award for the 1987-88 season. Back Row: Rene Bcinlich, Paul Zielski, Dave Rowland, Bill Schires, Mike Vandervest, Paul Komorowski. Middle Row: Pete Roth, Brad Izzo, Dean Crapitto, Brian Broderick, Matt Lagenfeld, Steve Williamson, Brian Nelson. Front Row: Mark Larson, Coach Sedlacek, Jeff Krause. US 91 74 83 111 48 24 56 8th 3rd 4th 9th 1st 4th 9th BOY’S SWIM TEAM STATS Muskego THEM Greendale 75 W.A. Central 96 South Milwaukee 83 W.A. Hale 51 Greenfield 122 Oak Creek 53 Oak Creek Relays % 113 Rocket Invitational Conference Relays Southend Invitational Packer Relays Conference Relays Sectionals 82 GUYS’ SWIM You’re Never Going Faster Than When You’re Zippin’ GUYS SWIM 83 Packer Girls’ Swim The Girl’s Swim Team took 5th out of 8 teams at Conference. In the Sectional meet, we took 8th out of 15 teams, which is fairly good for the small sized team that we have. Speaking of small sized teams, our team would have done exceptionally well if we had more participants for our sport. We had some students at the beginning of the year, but they disappeared?? Next year we will be missing Cheryl Wiliams and Traci Oleszack. Joanne Nelson qualified for state. So come one come all and support Packer Pride. Join your Cudahy Packers Swim Team TODAY!! 3 WINS 5 LOSSES CUDAHY VISITORS 66 Muskego 102 77 Grccndalc 92 6th Rocket Invitational 5th Conference Relays 75 W.A. Central 80 SI South Milwaukee 88 5th Racine Relays 72 W.A. Hale 94 79 Greenfield 77 82 Oak Creek 74 88 Franklin 81 5th Conference 8th Sectionals 85 INDOOR 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. OUTDOOR 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Guys’ Track Cudahy, N. B. West, Greenfield, Oak Creek Cudahy, So. Milwaukee, Milw. Tech, Brookfield Central Cudahy, Bay View, Tosa West, West Milwaukee Packer Indoor Invitational - 8 teams - 1st place 12014 pts Madison West Relays - 3rd - 24 pts Conference Indoor - 9 teams - 1st place, 111 pts Packer J.V. Invitational - 8 teams - 1st place, 110 pts Conference J.V. Indoor - 9 teams - 1st place, 101 pts Kozy Relays - 8 teams - 2nd, 112 pts Trojan Invitational - 8 teams - 2nd, 111 pts Conference Relays - 9 teams - 1st, 92 pts Conference J.V. Relays - 9 teams - 1st, 110 pts Hale Invitational - 9 teams - 1st, 160 pts (6 in a row) Conference Outdoor - 9 teams - 1st, 110 pts Conference J.V. Outdoor - 9 teams - 2nd, 115 pts W.I.A.A. Regional - 8 teams - 3rd, 79 pts 3-0 6-0 9-0 6-0 16-1 24-1 30-2 36-3 44-3 52-3 60-3 65-5 Front: Mark Case, Scan McCusker, Pietro, Argondizzio, Carl Schilz, Dave Lang, Tadd Rapant, Todd Armbrus-ter, Steve Mirgai, Tom Tryba, Paul Kujawa. 2nd: Marty Ewart, Jeff Probst, Nick Pietruszka, Michael Stetter, Jason Stevenson, Jamie Gedeg, Nick Povolo, Brad Kottke, Dave Kratt, Jeff Lynde, Jeff Griffiht, Kyle Aron. 3rd: John Townsend, Steve Barcn, Tracy Brown, Jack Lynde, Dan Reska, Dan Charney, Bill Schires, Derrick Regalia, Coach Thalman. 4th: Coach Meyer, Coach Dean, Thomas McKiney, Kevin Johnikan, Todd, Scott Urbaniak, Dan Kaari, Tim Trapp, Brad Solda, Long, Coach Lynde. SPORTS 87 Girl’s Track Front: Michelle Bur, Shannon Last, Lori Putz, 2nd: Lcidi Hinski, Trisha Erickson, Jenny Olson, Roxanne Polacek, Michelle Psket, Lisa Buerger, Back: Tammy Posda, Audra Day, Lori Parteka, Pam Olszewski, Traci Oleszak, Sara Meyer, Traci Raspberry, Kathy Boltik. 88 SPORTS M N 1 ORS P. 90 I. Shcli Schroeder saving her lunch from the HAND. P. 91 1. Suzanne Cote doing a new dance 2. Juniors have spirit too! 3. Don't let Mr. Gill catch you. 4. Michelle Spack and Jenny Miller 5. History class and nothing more 6. Junior men enjoying lunch JUNIORS 91 r ■ 11 Baker. Matthew Baker, Tracy Barr, Angelia Barutha. Jeanine Bcicr, Heather Bena, Trisha Benson, Chris Bermann, Renee Blanchard, Dencll Bondar, Earl Bonnier, Sherry Borck, Michael Braden, Vickie Brown. Tamara Burkel, Jennifer Buttke, Jennifer Carpio, Cecilio Carter, LaStarzal Charncy, Daniel Churchwell. Dawn Citko, Scott Cooper, Dominique Cote, Suzanne Curry, Michael Czachorski. Cheryl Czernejewski, Chad Czerwinski, Beth Dama, James Day, Audra Dclbovo, Katherine Dempsey, Patrick Dishaw, Carrie Dobogai, Deborah Dobrzynski, Scott Donnelly, Renee Dovi, Anthony Drchfal, Cheryl Duffck, Jodi Dworschack, Jennifer Dykes, Deana Erickson, Tricia Ernst, Kristine Esparza, Eric Evscichik, Kelly 92 JUNIORS Ewert, William Fecteau, Jon Fitzgerald, Julie Fosmore, Tracy Frederick, Maureen Fronczak, Stasiu Gargulak, David Geiger, Pete Gerber, Jeffrey Gharet, Paula Gilley, Thomas Goralski, Michelle Grahn, Michael Grams, Darren Gray, Lisa Grimm, Kelly Grontkowski, Scott Grover, Heather Grudzinski, Christine Gruener, Troy Qfuncrt, Paul Hagen, James Halverson, David Harmeyer, Steven Harvey, Richard Hatzinger, Kristi Hauski, Carl Hempel, Susan Heyer, Diane Hintz, Jeffrey Hofstad, Chad Hoppe, Lanctte Huit, Alex Huybcrs, James Ilsley, Fred Jager, Yvonne JUNIORS 93 We Live For A Moment Of The Best Almost there, yet not quite. Most say they make the best of it. Juniors take a variety of classes. Some of the most common ones are: chemistry, U.S. history, algebra-trig, foreign language, gym, and English 5-6. Start thinking about what you will do after high school because the pressure begins in Junior year. See for yourself how “enjoyable” this year can be. lOlWl 94 JUNIOR FEATURE JUNIOR FEATURE 95 James, Joseph Janusz, Thomas Jaworski, Todd Jeffery, Ann Jclinek, Amy Jensen, James Johannes, Kerri Johnikin, Kevin Johnson, Kevin Jourdain, Miohello Kanehl, Deena Karwoski, Michael Kisch, Tracey Klak, Cynthia Knight, Richard Kobleski, Steven Kojis, Jonathan Komorowski, Paul Kontowski, Brenda Kornas, Tammy Kraus, Jason Krause. Jeffery Kruszka, Paul Kubash, Tammy Kuchnc, Jeffrey Kujawa, Steven Langcnfcld, Matthew Last, Shannon Leranth, John Licbsch, Daniel Lisowski, Edward Liss, Darren Long, Kathleen Malicki, Darryl Marsolck, Lisa McKelvic, Amy McSwain, Marquis Mclotik, Cheryl Michalck, Kurt Miller, Jennifer Ann Miller, Jennifer Lyn Mirgai, Steve Mirocha. Paul Mirshcrger, Brian 96 JUNIORS Murphy, William Naasko, Mark Nemeth, Kelly Nash, Tracy Nedbal, Andrea Nelson, Brian Nelson, Dale Nelson, Joanne Neumann, Scott Nicholson, Lisa Nowak, Donna Ohlendorf, Cori Olinger, Leatha Paluszynski, Ann Parker, Scott Passow, Cindy Paul, Christy Pearson, Susan Pcndzich, Kimberly Perkins, Kevin Phelps, Kris Piekarski, Tricia Pintar, Gregg Piraino, Carmine Piwonski, Amy Prott, Jamie Provan, Steve Pueschel, David Radliff, Rory Radtke, John Ray, Michael Regalia, Derrick Reed, Andrea Reilly, Tina Reiman, Dana Richson, Celia JUNIORS 97 Rondorf, Tracy Rowland, David Savarino, Steve Schallitz, Jeffrey Schenk, Tricia Scherkenbach, Scott Schermerhorn, LceAnn Schires, William Schlueter, Dann Schmidt, Kelly Schmidt, Timothy Schmitz, Jennifer Schroeder, Sheli Schultz, Kelly Siodlarz, Stephen Sipowicz, Karey Skroback, Carl Solda, Brad Spack, Michelle Speed, LeMar Stahl, Jason Stemper, Nicholas Stetter, Michael Stockman, Jilayne Stojsavljevic, Ilija Stroik, Daun Stuart, James Stucy, Roxana Sutton, Charles Swanda, Valerie Symicek, Kristi Tasev, Anton Thielen, Holly Thomas, Michael Thompsom, Reginald Tobias, Jennifer Townsend, John Trivic, Dara Tryba, Thomas Uehling, Gregory Urben, Charlortte Vahradiah, Scott Vandervest, Michael Venus, Kim 98 JUNIORS Vctrano, Jennifer Warezytowa, Kenneth Weber, Dawn N. Weber, Dean Weeks, Richard Wesley, Kenneth Wicczorek, Kathleen Williams, Douglas Zaeske, Jason Zacskc, Jennifer Zaleski, Joseph Zemanovic, Lisa Zess, Michael Zielski, Maribeth JUNIORS 99 Prom was a bit different this year in many ways. For starters the traditional crepe paper ceiling was changed to a type of cellophane with white lights to give a starry effect. The ceiling was put up by the stage crew who worked all night Thursday and all day Friday, many thanks go out to them. The gazebo was in a different place than usual and instead of fake flowers on the tables, there were real ones. All of the things that were changes helped to make the evening a success. The juniors had a difficult time in the beginning though, there were many disagreements about decorations, colors, sizes, and election procedures, but once decisions were made everything went smoothly. There was definitely a lot of work and thought that went into the decorations. An idea of a bridge or walkway with lights came up and thanks to the contribution by Nikki Malmberg’s dad the juniors got one. The day of decorating was definitely a fun one it was the first time besides Spirit Week that shorts could be worn, eating was permissible, and thanks to Todd Grimm the fieldhouse was filled with music, so was the south end of the building for that matter. Page 102 1. Ken and P.J. showing off what they’ve got. 2. CHS’s travel agent and his new client Mr. Dick Haske. 3. Rochelle Mulqueen making a fashion statement!?! 4. No! You can’t turn it up. 5. Mr. Lafleur with one of his better hats. 6. The decorators hard at work. 7. Adding the finishing touches. 8. The whole crew. Page 103 1. A view of the gym before the finishing touches. 2. Part of the crew; Mark Meyers, Matt Wesley, Mike Thayer. 3. Guy Smiley, Chris Hohner 4. Rochelle Mulqueen, Jodi Skowronski, Karen Melotik 5. The Queen 6. Nice Cigar Mr. LaFleur 7. Don’t worry Mr. LaFleur, we’ll fix the staple gun. ! 03 104 ACTIVITIES The Court: 1. Laura Kratt and Brian Broderick. 2. Cindy Hall and Matt Wesley. 3. Queen Rochelle Mulqucen and King Todd Grimm. 4. Lori Putz and Bob Ross. 5. Amy Wederath and Paul Kujawa. 6. Shelley Smith and Mark Meyers 7. Jenny Martin and Tony Alioto in the grand march. 8. Heaven in our eyes. 9. The grand march. 105 “See How They Run”, a farce written by Phillip King, was performed in the auditorium April 3, and 4, 1987. The cast consisted of only ten members. Kathryn Haske and Lynn Filak directed the show with the help of student directors, Jenny Dworshack and Daun Stroik. 106 PLAY_______________________ The story is set in the 1940’s. All the action takes place in a vicarage in England, the residence of Reverend Lionel Toop and his wife, Penelope, a former American actress. Colonel Clive Winton stops by the vicarage to visit Penelope, whom he performed with on many occasions. Miss Skillon, the town snoop, finds them rolling on the floor together and that’s where all the problems begin . . . Page 106 1. Nice outfit Mr. Troop. 2. Mr. Toop still in the chase. 3. Miss Skillon a little under the weather. 4. Rev. Humphrey being held by Corporal Winton. 5. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, have no fun. 6. Miss Skillon is never feeling right. Page 107 1. Rev. Humphrey trying to explain things. 2. Husband and wife comforting each other. 3. Part of the curtain call. 4. Penelope extremely mad. 5. Penelope not feeling well. 6. He went that way 7. Ida helping the Bishop of Lax. 8. The sergant and the Bishop assesing the situation. 9. The Intruder threatening corporal Winton. PLAY 107 We Live For A Moment Of Warmth With the new year came some new weather. It was time to get up earlier to start our cars. How many of us prayed for the school to be closed? It took most of first hour to thaw from the early morning dash from car or bus to door. Some even didn’t mind being late for class if they could just stand under one of the heaters in the hallway for an extra minute or two. 108 COLD SPELL FEATURE Despite the bitter cold, everyone could always look forward to a steaming bowl of soup from the cafeteria. Then again, maybe not. — For the past few years, Cudahy Sr. High has held a Veterans’ Day program. During this program, we recognized and paid tribute to all those who risked their lives for our country. Veterans’ Day was originally a day set aside to honor Americans vvi no Veterans day assembly who had died in World War 1. In 1921, three years after the War, an unidentified American was buried in Arlington National Cemetery, and his grave became the focal point of yearly ceremonies held on November eleventh, the day the armistice ending the war was signed. Timothy Duening of the U.S. Navy was this year’s guest speaker. Mr. Duening achieved Naval Flight Officer in October of 1987. Taps was played to end the program. PAGE 110: 1. The crowd. 2. Mr. Lorenz reading the Gold Star List. 3. Head of ceremonies, Jenny Jakus. 4. The choir. 5. The guest of speaker. 6. The choir led by Mr. Dietrich. 7. The ceremony speakers. PAGE 111: 1. Pete Roth and Scott Mar-kow'ski playing Taps. 3. The Juniors and Seniors VETERAN’S DAY ASSEM Homecoming court elections this year were clone a little different than in the past. The boys were nominated from all sports instead of just football, and the girls were also nominated from all sports opposed to homeroom nominations. The announcing of King and Queen was also done a little different. Roses were given to each girl on court and whoever had white ones was queen and she (Cheryl Williams) went over and pinned a boutonniere which had the name of the king on it on to King Matt Wesley. The assembly was enjoyed by all, including some returning alumni. There were many games played including the traditional throwing of Mr. Bowe, the head football coach, into the pool. PAGE 112: 4. Steve Williamson go- ing “Tropical”. 1. The Guys. 2. Steve Wolf showing his school PAGE 113: spirit. 1. Jim Hcise and Kerry Otto. 3. The Girls. 2. Yes, he’s a teacher at CHS. 3. Lori Bacon and Kerry Otto. 4. Dawn Weber and Mike White. 5. Lori Putz talkin’ with the girls. 6. Lisa Buerger, stop whispering in Charlie Watson’s ear!! 7. Some students showing their school spirit. HOMECOMING 113 PAGE 114 4. The guys, Todd Grimm, Bob 1. A different kind of Heltemes, Dave Lang, Ken entertainment at Homecoming. Bober, and John Carbet. 2. Susan Fitzpatrick, Maureen 5. The King and Queen. Haskc, and Julie Trealaar. 6. Tom Charney and Amanda 3. Jim Heise and Kenny Otto. Ward. ACTIVITIES 115 We Live For A Moment Of Adventure “So do you like it here?” This is the question everyone asks me, when they find out that I am a foreign exchange student. So far, 1 am enjoying my stay very much. It is really a great experience to love for a year with a host-family in a foreign country. You learn about their traditions, their customs, their way of life. In return, they learn about your country. When people ask me what is different about the United States and Belgium, I never know what to tell them because the European countries are not that different from here. However; there are a lot of little differences like the cars, houses and some customs. I like school here, especially the activities like sports and arts which play only a small role in my country. I don’t like having the same schedule everyday because it gets quite boring sometimes. I made a lot of new friends during this year which I will miss once I go back to Belgium. I will never forget the good times 1 had here with my friends and especially with my host-family. 116 BRIGITTE FEATURE BRIGITTE FEATURE 117 Purgold October 2, 1987, was the twenty-seventh annual running of Purgold. Purgold is a cross-country meet that was started by Mr. Fred Murphy, the chemistry teacher and cross country referee. Eleven girls teams and ten boys teams participated in this years race. The Cudahy Boys team overall took fourth place behind West Allis Hale, Whitefish Bay, and New Berlin Eisenhower, but Sean McCusker took first with a time of 15:41, which was a course and conference record. This was Sean’s third consecutive year winning Purgold. The Cudahy Girls team took fourth also, following South Milwaukee, West Allis Hale, and St. Mary’s. Lisa Buerger was a fifth place finisher for Cudahy running a 12:41. The band. Cheerleaders, and Pom Pon girls participate each year and add to the event. 118 Page 118 1. Mr. Dull, the CHS band director. 2. Larry Biggs on trombone. 3. The start of the girls’ race. 4. Trisha Bena. 5. Scan McCusker and Mr. Murphy discussing the possible outcomes of the race. 6. Dawn Weber, Sr., hard at work. 7. Kristi Rosewicz corssign the finish. Page 119 1. The J.V. Cheerleaders. 2. Sean McCusker approaching the finish line. 3. The Pom Pon girls trying to stay warm. % 4. Chad Hendricks trying to get ahead. 5. Scan and his harem. 6. Lisa Buerger and Scan exchanging good luck wishes. ACTIVITIES 119 Hello, Dolly, this years musical, was a success despite problems early in the year. The sets showed how much work and planning went into them and they made the show complete. The Waiters’ galop proved that there was a lot of dancing talent and the choreographer did a great job to show how much talent there was. A great effort was put out by all to really make the show run smoothly. PAGE 120: 1. Don’t look under the table, Horace! 2. No, Minnie I don’t love Horace. 3. Oh great, promoted from Head Clerk to Head Clerk. 4. Chorus in action. PAGE 121: 1. Put on your Sunday clothes. 2. Ermengarde and Ms. Levi. 3. I'm too young to have a ---------------------------------- mistress. 4. Cornelius, you are being promoted. 5. Horace, I have the perfect wife for you .. . 6. We’ve got on our Sunday Clothes. 7. Ta-da! MUSICAL 121 PAGE 122: 1. We’re not coming home ’til we’ve each kissed a girl. 2. Friends in the pit. 3. Oh Mr. Vandergelder! 4. But there’s a man in the closet!! 5. Just picture it Ambrose. 6. Wa-aaah!! PAGE 123: 1. The Waiters’ Galop. 2. Ribbons Down My Back. 3. Carolyn Kovac and Jackie Sroka in the pit. 4. We all know what end Shelley is. MUSICAEvVl Alive Kicking 'A Feature1 “I have to get psyched up!” “I thought there would be a big pain but it was only a prick.” “I’m shaking.” “I’m so scared to give blood.” “I’m never giving blood again. Never.” “It’s no big deal.” “It’s just a little 124 BLOOD DONOR DAY uncomfortable.” Sound familiar? These are just a few comments that filled the air on Blood Donor Day in November. It’s a good feeling to know that our school supports the Blood Drive. All those who participated did so for a very worthwhile cause. Blood Donor Day 125 Many hours of practice go into each band concert, and this year was no acception. All of the long hours and hard work paid off though. The stage crew also put in more 126 BAND BIZARRE work than usual. The stage was highlighted with flashing lights and a flashing “Jazz” sign. The 1988 guest artist was Mr. Peter Roth, a cornetist and teach- er for Jr. High West. The performance was enjoyed by all who attended. PAGE 126: 1 Guest artist, Mr. Peter Roth. 2 Look at that face!! 3 The baritone section hard at practice. 4 Percussionist Brett Brozoski. 5 The band at dress rehearsal. 6 Lori Bacon and Kerri Otto. PAGE 127: 1 Wind Ensemble at practice. 2 Mr. Roth being welcomed by Mr. Dull. 3 The new “Band Bizarre sign. 4 Mr. Roth and the Wind Ensemble. 5 Nice feet. Robin! BAND BIZARRE 127 PAGE 128: 1 Mr. Peter Roth with the Jazz Band. 2 Michelle Weiss warming up. 3 over here Jenny. 4 Trombone soloist, Tom Charney. 5 Tenor sax soloist, Doug Kolata. 6 Clarinets in performance. PAGE 129: 1 Trombone friends, Kevin Polacck and Doug Williams. 2 Amanda Ward and Jenny Kulinski. 3 Clarinetist, Jenny Dvorshack. 4 Mr. Roth before performance. 5 Mr. Dull taking a bow. 6 The Jazz Band. 7 The flutes and alto saxes. 129 BAND BIZARRE We Live For A Moment In The Future changes time’s making changes in my life rearranging can’t seem to stop the hands of time i remember i was so young i was much to young to see now i’m older growing older and i see things differently can’t you see it’s changing you and me time’s making changes time’s making changes in my life time’s rearranging changing you and me .... somewhere in the distance is there someone who awaits for that moment i am taken over by the hands of fate can’t you see the world is changing me ... nothing ever stays the same it’s always going to change i’m on my way On your way to where? For most of us it is to college or to a job. Your future plans will not let you forget your past. 130 SENIOR FEATURE NIOR FE v vVv Sop HOH0R£5vyvV , P. 138 1. Tom don’t take a picture! P. 139. 1. “It was this big, and this round......’’ 2. Linda Treat 3. Brad Budnik 4. Eric and Ed 5. Just hanging around 6. Michelle Jakab 7. Ronnie Ringo, Brad Budnik, Eunice Basset, Kurtina Hicks, and Derrick Futch. SOPHOMORE DIVISION 133 Adams, Tracy Addis, Brenda Anastasi, David Anderson. Lashanda Andrade, Julie Atkinson, Latonia Bartoshevich, Jill Bassett, Eunice Bauer, Christine Bell. Abayomi Bellow, Pamela Bcnko, Brian Biggs, Larry, Jr. Billington, Daniel. Jr. Billo, Dean Bisci, Kim Boettcher, Glen Boldin. Michael Braun, Daryl Bray, Kathleen Brcmpcll, TracyAnn Brennan. Jeffery Brocckcl, Michael Brown. Christine Bruttig, Jennifer Brzek, Michelle Budnik, Brad Buttke, Damian Carpio, Mario Carr, Erik Cary, Andrea Champeau, Lisa Chevalier, Michael Chojnacki, Kim Christl, Andrea Colmcncro, Jorge 134 SOPHOMORES Czarnccki, Chad Dacquisto, Dean Dobek, Crystal Dobra, William Dolhun, Shelley Donnelly, Colette Drabek, Carrie Drier, Joseph Dusenberry, Amy Evseichik, Susan Ewert, Martin Ferch, Mike Ferg, Tammy Fitzpatrick, Renee Fox, Craig Frahman, William Frick, Kathrinc Futch, Derrick Gardetto, Robert Gniotczynski, Scott Grady, Stephanie Griffin, Lahoma Griffith, Denise Griffith, James Grobncr, Daniel Grochowski, Michael Grzesk, Roman Guercy, Patrick Guldan, Stacey Guth, Christopher Haessley, Quinton Haines, Lisa Hamakcr, Janet Hansen, Michelle Hardwick, Alakia Harmon, Sherry Hart, Tracy Hendrichs, Chad Hersil, Sheila Hicks, Kurtina Hines, Fred Hohner, Matthew Ireland, Carrie Jakab, Michelle James, Renee Janicek, Sue Jenquin, Scott Johnikin, Byan 1 35 SOPHOMORES Johnson, Edward Johnstone, Brett Jozwiak, Dana Kaminski, Stacie Kawlcski, Jeffery Kazmierski, Dawn Kelley, Randy Kingsby, Kenneth Kisley, Tim Klcinowski, Jenny Koch, Christian Komarek, Julie Kostman, Jennifer Kotarak, Jill Krawczyk, Richard Kruger, Dennis Kryzaniak, James Kubacki, James Kukowski, Wendy Kulinski, Jennifer LaBordc, Kimberly Lambert, Michael Lee, Jong Lee, Sherrill Lcnhart, Christa Leonhardt, Steven Loferski, Todd Lynde, Jeffery Madden, Michelle Mallas, Jeffery Mani, Sheila Marley, Michael Mattson, Christy Meerschaert, John Meyers, Jennifer Miccli, Salvatore 136 SOPHOMORES Milinovich, Amy Miller, Cheri Mitchell, Timothy Momcilovic, George Mosconi, Donald Myles, Jennifer Nadboralski, Deanna Nowaczynski, Mary Ann Olson, William Ondrejka, Stephanie Oseland, Jennifer Palmatier, Jason Paquin, Douglas Pawlowski, Jennifer Pelzck, Nancy Peterson, Amy Peterson, Todd M. Plank, Kristen Plevak, Karen Polacek, Melissa Prcmetz, Johnnie Premetz, Scott Psket, Angelea Quartemont, Kevin Rapant, Amy Rasberry, Traci Raufmann, Stacey Ray, Gary M. Reynolds, Jason Rickert, Todd Rigden, Pameula Ringo, Ronnie Rippel, Nicholas Rosenthal, Tammy Roach, Howard Rosewicz, Kristi Rosewicz, Robert Rublis, David Ruf, Tracy Ryan, Samuel Ryterski, Christina Samolinski, Cory Sanger, Colleen Sawicki, Jennifer Schlicher, Michelle Schneider, David Schoessow, Michelle Schultz, Wendy SOPHOMORES 137 “We Live For A Moment Of Making Money” What would be a year without them? Almost every club has fundraisers of one sort of another. When the forms are passed out, everyone has something to say about it. “No one is going to buy this stuff.” “Why are we selling this junk?” “How come we only get one week?” “This really stinks.” “What kind of profit do we make?” “Now what is it that we are selling?” The biggest fundraiser is, of course, the sophomore candle sale. ,7 •� r r� tr ' tOs'ii irri 2 The money is used for such things as prom junior year, and graduation senior year. 138 FUNDRAISER FEATURE Schumacher, Jakob Schumann, Scott Scydcl, Lea Singleton, Christina Singleton, Tricia Skotzkc, Randall Stachlewicz, David Stcfanich, Michael Stolz, Christine Stone, Corwin Stubbe, John Tackett, Ramey Tierney, Jennifer S3 gg 4 . Tciu, Minh Trung Treat, Linda Turk, Christian Vandcrvcst, Kristi Vena, Mary 140 SOPHOMORES Volgmann, Kelly Volgbrat, Neal Wanta, Scott Ward, Amanda Watts, Deshaunda Weber, Rhonda Weeks, Richard Werra, John Wesley, Eric Wilchcr, Vanessa Williamson, Steven Wood, Robert Zandi, Gary Zielski, Paul Zientek, Kim SOPHOMORES 141 Mr. Robert Algrin, Physical Education. Mr. Paul Barry, Industrial Education. Ms. Kathleen Benjamin, Business Education. Mr. Gerald Bowc, Language Arts. Ms. Elaine Boyce, Social Studies. Mr. James Bromwell, Student Services. Ms. Susan Burazin, Mathematics. Ms. Pat Burger, Special Education. Mr. Jeff Cavanaugh, Special Education. Mr. Richard Cheke, Industrial Education. 142 FACULTY Mr. Russell Colombo, Science. Ms. Lynn Crawford, Business Education. Mr. Daryl Dean, Social Studies. Mr. Ray Dietrich, Music. Mr. Dennis Donovan, Special Education. Mr. Kerry Dull, Music. Ms. Diane Findley, Physical Education. Ms. Rhonda Foley, Special Education. Mr. James Fons, Mathematics. Mr. Ron Fowler. FACULTY 143 Mr. Thomas Gill, Social Studies. Ms. Pat Hanson, Student Services. Mr. Charles Hitt, Language Arts. Ms. Lois Hitto, Foreign Language. Mr. Bruce Kaponya, Industrial Education. Ms. Judy Krelitz, Library. Mr. Kenneth Kujawa, Mathematics. Mr. Edward LaFleur, Foreign Language. Ms. Diane Lindenau, Language Arts. Mr. Michael McCarthy, Special Education. FACULTY 144 Mr. Michael McCurdy, Social Studies. Ms. Jane McElroy, Business Education. Ms. Terri Meyer, Foreign Language. Ms. Wayne Meyer, Industrial Education. Mr. Nick Mimier, Science. Mr. Fred Murphy, Science. Ms. Warren Nitz, Science. Ms. Barbara Otte, Language Arts. Ms. Jane Panosian, Physical Education. Mr. Bernard Schmidt, Social Studies. FACULTY 145 Mr. John Skille, Art. Mr. Lee Solda, Mathematics. Ms. Marcia Splan, Home Economics. Mr. Robert Sprader, Language Arts. Ms. Mary Rose Steinke, Language Arts. Ms. Martha Stolar, Home Economics. Mr. Henry Trzeciak, Science. Ms. MerriLee Unrath, Language Arts. Mr. Steven Vandcrvest, Industrial Education. 146 FACULTY Mr. Carey Venne, Language Arts Mr. John Walter, Social Studies Athletic Director Mr. Cal Wetzel, Language Arts Mr. Philip Wilke, Language Arts Mr. John Woreck, Mathematics Ms. Anne Zelton, Mathematics Ms. Phyllis Bunthoff secretary Ms. Pat Bzdusek secretary Mrs. Judy Kolata secretary Mrs. Laverne Frank Library FACULTY 147 Mr. Larry Tresp- Orch Mr. Zac Gucrrco- Interpreter Ms. Karen Helminek- Interpreter Ms. Rosalie Hersil- Nurse Mrs. Joyce Slivinski- Guidance Ms. Christine Stringfellow- Special Education Mrs. Laverne Frank- Library Mrs. Lorenzin- Laundry Mr. Bob Kowalski- Janitor Mr. Larry Lazala- Janitor 148 FACULTY Principal: Harold F. Lorenz Assistant Principal: Neal J. Michel Dr. John Watson Superintendent Of School Left To Right: Art Schabla, Maree Paulovich, Ray Glowacki, John Watson, Joe Furdek, Marion Janusz, Lee Kraus, Missing, Patti Meerschaert School Board Norman Siegel 483-6280 Great American Savings . 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There’s even a program to save you money. Just mention The Book of Lists when you come in and we ll take S50 off the enrollment fee. There's aLso one thing no other club in Milwaukee can offer. The expertise that comes from being part of America’s leading health club organization for a quarter century. Which gives you the gratifying experience of seeing your body become newly firm. Because you joined an old, established one. VicTanny Health Racquetball Club itrt of America's Leading Health Club Organization. The Downtown Club Now In Cudahy! Special Executive Club Call 481-2255 . North Van Burcn Jackson 281-0444 A US 177 BROOKFIELD 785-9475 • MILWAUKEE 671-4100 • WEST ALLIS 475-7066 • SOUTH RIDGE 421-9250 • WAUWATOSA 774-3000 • 475-0777 • FOX POINT 352-1910 • RACINE 552-9513 • MADISON 273-2100 • GREEN BAY PPLET0N 739-9596 PARK AVENUE 180 PRINCIPAL FOR A DAY Ctob: Eric Esparsa.lhffuii Sal'icki.’Jcnnj Bob-Mutten. Brigitte Kutscher. CBrfs Brown. Toni Dovi. Jenni Jakus, Caffllyrr Kovac. Kristy Cicszynski, Tracey Fosmore, Sue Hcmpcl, Jarrod Zaleski, Lance Johnstone. Kim Cicslcwicz. Bill Dobra. Mike Karwowski. Darrel Brown. Mark Gnasko. Lori Witkowski. Marybcth Ziclski. Ushers Club: Bottom: Ann Komorowski, Wendy Schulzt, Jenni Sawicki, 2nd: Jenny Schmidt, Tricia Schenk, Christine McCoulloch, Kelly Schulz. Amy Rampant, 3rd: Jessy Belski, Jodi Duffek, Lorna Alvarez, Charlotte Urban, Amanda Ward, top: Lisa Marsolek, Jenny Buttke, Jenny Zacskc. Clubs Arrow: Bottom: Gerrianne Bobrowicz. Beth Lcsch. Standing: Jenny Tobias. Tracy Ruf. Scott Owen, Jackie Sroka Sitting: Amy Rapant. Jenni Sawicki. Jenny Oseland. Wendy Schulzt. Brad Budnik. Jenny Miller. Syd 82 CLU BS Derby. Beth Czerwinski. Maureen Frederick. Top: Cheryl Mclotik. Tom Charncy. Lisa Buerger. Jarrod Zalcnski. Dan Charncy. Tony Alioto. Clubs Pom pon squad: left side: Front to back Jenny Miller, Beth Czerwinski, Karen Mclotik, Sheli Schrocdcr, Amy Wcderath, Cindy Hall, Nancy Momcilcvic, right side: Maureen Haske, Jenny Burkcl, Renee Bermann, Jodi Skowronski, Amy Milinovich, Sheri Miller. Rocky Mul-queen, Syd Derby, seniors: Front row: Amy Wcderath, Rocky Mulquecn, Syd Derby, Nancy Momcilovic. Back row: Maureen Haske, Cindy Hall. Karen Melotik. Jodi Skowronski, juniors and sophomores: Front row: Sheli Schrocdcr, Renee Bermann. Jenny Miller. Back Row: Amy Milinovich. Jenny Burkcl. Cheri Miller. Rock Star: Paul Komorowski, John Radtke, Brian Mirsbcrgcr. David Rowland, Tony Dovi, John Kojis, Tom Janis, Rich Burns, Dan Charncy, Chuck Watson, Tom Charncy, Dave Pueschel, Bob Ross, Tony Alibto. Jenny Radtke. Brett Brozoski. Clubs Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom To Top: Brenda Kontowski, Vicki Simmerling, Deanna Dykes, Jennifer Listoa, Audra Day, Shelley Smith, Laura Kratt, Shannon Last Varsity Cheerleaders- Group: (Top L To R) Vicki Simmerling, Jennifer Lisota, Laura Kratt, Shelley Smith Bottom: Deanna Dykes, Audra Day, Shannon Last, Brenda Kontowski J.V. Cheerleaders-Back row: Linda Treat, Michelle Jakob, Amanda Ward, Tracy Hart, Front Row: Kathy Bray, Jcnni Meyers, Amy Dusenbcrry, Jcnni Myles JV Cheerleaders- Top Bottom: Jenni Meyers, Kathy Bray, Tracy Hart, Linda Treat, Michelle Jakob, Armand Ward, Jenni Myles, Amy Dusenbcrry Clubs 3. Lcttermans: back row: Mike Curry, Dave Halverson, Craig Stringfellow, Chad Czcrnescwski, Scoit Owen, Middle Row: Matt Wesley, Maureen Frederick, Jeff Lynn, Tracy Olzak, Jenni Jakus, Lorna Alberez, Mr. Bowe Bottom row: Rochelle Mul-quccn, Susan Fitzpatrick, Jeff Gerber, Peter Argondizzo, Rich Harvey, Steve Mirgai. 1. Guidance: Back row: Sean Mckusker, Steve Barron, Jimmy Dama, Kelly Schulz, Michelle Madden, Front row: Carrie Salzman, Alakia Hardwick, Eunice Bassett, Hoa Tran, Kerri Otto 2. A.F.S: Standing (L to R): Rochelle Mulquccn, Brigitte Kutschcr, Tammy Blank, Jennifer Jakus, Hoa Tran, Heather Beier, Kneeling (L toR): Carolyn Kovac, Roxanne Pola-cck, Lorna Alverez, Gouri Saluja. LETTERMEN’S, GUIDANCE, AFS 185 Clubs SKI CLUB: Brian Banko, William Frahman. Mike Grahn, Chad Hoisted. John Lee. Jennifer Myles, Howard Roach. Tammy Rosenthal, Jenni Sawicki. Wendy Shultz, Lea Seydcl. Steve Williamson, Jima Buckner, Cecilio Carpo. Mike Curry, Scott Dobrzynski. Tony Dovi. Julie Fitzgerald, Jamie Hagen, Richard Harvey, Carl Hauski, Joe James. Tom Janusz, Jim Jenson. Steve Mergai. Tim Schmidt, Kelly Schultz, Jason Stahl, Tina Addis. Rodney Bednar. Jesse Bclsky. Ken Bober. Mark Case. Tim Cetnarowski. John Konkol. Brigitte Kutscher. Sujin Lee, Traci Oleszak. Nick Povolo, Betty Skibba. Brad Solda, Mike Thayer. Tom Tsao. Cliff Wallace NHS: Jenny Lisota, Carolyn Kovac, Sue Fitzpatrick, Amy Bridich. Amy Rocky Mulqueen. Jim Hcisc, Craig Manka, Jenny Radtke. Lisa Buerger. Mark Case, Jackie Sroka, Bob Meuton, Hoa Tron. Tom Tsoa. Jcsscy Belski. Amy Weiderath, Tracy Olzak, Jim Quartermont. Cindy Hall, Cheryl Williams. Jeanne St. Onge. Holly Jam-bertz, Tammy Blank. Julie Treloar, Gerrianne Barbowicz. Mike Clark Forensics: Pic. 2: Charlotte Urban, Jenny Dwarschack. Jarrod Zaleski, Kristy Cieszynski. Pic 4: Michelle Jor-dain, Tom Tsoa, Lance Johnstone. Pic 5: Terri Hart. Rocky Mulqueen. Mike Karwowski, Jenny Vatrono. Dawn Weber. Desanka Trifunavich, Kathy Dclbovo. Dean Sarnowski. Tracy Fosmorc. Pic 6: Top row: Lance Johnstone, Mike Karwowski. 2nd row: Michelle Jordain, Tom Tsoa, Dawn Weber. Jenny Vatrono. Tracy Fosmorc. Kristy Cieszynski, Terri Hart, Dean Sarnowski. 3rd row. Charlotte Urban, Jenny Dwarshack. Kathy Delbovo, Rocky Mulqueen, Desanka Trifunavich. 186 CLUBS Clubs PIC 1: Stage crew: Amy Rapant, Lance Johnston, Karen Plevac, Scott Owen, Pete Roth. PIC 2: A.V.: Craig Stringfellow, Bryan Olen. PIC 3: Drama Front: Trung Tieu, 2nd Jong Lee, Jim Heise, Jarrod Zaleski, Scott Jenquin, 3rd: Mary Touch-tone, Dave Pucschel, Chris Bauer, Tracy Pueschel, 4th: Scott Owen, Christy Brown A.V. STAGE DRAMA 187 Clubs ORCHESTRA: STRING and Full: Chad Czarnecki, Dan Grobner, Michelle Jakab, Ed Johnson, Jenny Oseland, Kevin Quar-temont, Trunt Ticu, Bob Wood, Tammy Rosenthal, Scott Wanta, Dan Charney, Chad Czcncjewski, Kathy Delbovo, Jenny Dworschack, Tom Gilley, Rich Harvey, Mike Karwoski, Jon Kojis, Tammy Korna, Jeff Krause, Amy Mokelvie, John Radtke, Dawn Stoik, Dawn Weber, Doug Williams, Brett Brozoski, Tom Charney, Lisa Dallmann, Jeff Hintz, Holly Jam-bretz, Jackie Janicki, Carolyn Kovac, Su Jin Lee, Lisa Lohr, Scott Markowski, Joann Matokar, Rochelle Mulquccn, Jenny Radtke, Pete Roth, John Schilz, Betty Skibba, Jason Stevenson, Cheryl Williams. 188 ORCHESTRA JAZZ — Dan Charney, Mike White, Tony Alioto, Linda Treat, Doug Kolato, Dave Anastasi, Betty Skibba, Tok Charney, Doug Williams, Jeff Krause, Kevin Polacck, Larry Biggs, Mike Borck, Pete Roth, Scott Markowski, Jeff Hintz, Dave Rowland, Dan Billiungton, Chad Cerne-jewski, Mike Boldin, John Radtke, Jennifer Radtke, Mike Swenson, Brett Bro-zoski, Chris Koch, Brian Mirsbergcr, Jackie Sroka, Dan Grobner, Jon Kojis Clubs PEP JAZZ BAND 189 Clubs BAND: Top Row: Jenny Oseland, Tricia Erickson, Kerri Otto, Jenny Dwarschack, Holly Jambretz, Mike Borck, Bob Heltemes, Chad Czernejewski, Dawn Weber, Lucy Ugrina, Julie Stephen, Vickie Loose, Trisha Bena. 2nd Row: Trung Tieu, Dan Billington, Debbie Dobogi, John Ricco. Tom Charney, Jeff Krause, Doug Williams, Kevin Polaceck, Paul Krushka, Larry Biggs. Michelle Weiss, Betty Skibba, John Mccrschaert, Christ Turk, Jeff Gerber, Jeff Hintz, Dave Rowland, Scott Markowski. 3rd: Brad Budnik, Linda Treat, Kris Ryterski, Bob Ross, Mike White, Tony Alioto, Paul Ziclski, Cheryl Williams, Dan Charney, Doug Kolata, Dave Anastasi, Kristy Paul, Dan Nowakowski, Jenny Dworschack, Trisha Bena. 4th row: Brett Brozoski, Tracy Hart, Kim Bisci, Kim Zientck, Lisa Lohr, Amanda Ward, Sue Plank, Lori Bacon, Robin Vaughn, Kathy Dclbovo, Carolyn Kovak, Kerry Dull. Mark Robel, Randy Kutz, Paul Wilde, Pete Roth. Bottom Row: Steve Pintar, Jason Zeske, Steve Williamson, Jenny Kulinski, Brian Mirsberger, Julie Reszcl, John Shilz, Brian Nelson, Tim Plank, Jamie Prott, Mike Swenson, Kris Koch, Tom Vanderlinde, Ed Johnson BAND Clubs CHOIR AND CHORUS PIC I: CHOIR-ALTOS Brenda Kontowski, Jenny Miller, Tracey Nash. Ann Paulezinski, Stephanie Wilson. Cory Olehndorf. Shcli Zahn, Alice Stahl. Carrie Salzman, Nikki Frieman. Kris Phelps. Rocky Mulquccn, Jcaninc Barulha. Kristy Cics-zynski. PIC. 4: CHOIR-TENORS: Tony Aliolo, P.J. Mikolijac. Jim Ackc. Dour Cousert, Scott Owen, Darren Grahms, Mike Schmidt. Greg Rewolinski, Lance Johnstone. Jim Hcisc. Jarrod Zalcski. Trung Ticu CHORUS: Susan Evscichik. Denise Griffith. Lisa Haines. Alakia Hardwick. Michele Jakob. Renee James. Kim La Bordc. Shcrill Lee. Renee James. Christa Len-hart, Christy Mattson, Mary Ann Nowaezynski, Pamela Rigden. Jennifer Sawicki. Michele Schilchcr. Lea Sey-dcl. Kelly Volgmann. CHOIR: James Akey, Tony Alioto, Jcaninc Barulha, Amy Bridich. Shannon Carlson. Kristie Cieszynski, Sue Cote, Douglas Couas Cousert. Audra Day. Carrie Dishaw, Kelly Evscichik. Tracy Fosmorc. Nicole Frahman, Michclcc Geshrick. Darren Grams, Heather Grover. Maureen Haske. James Heise, Dianne Heyer. Lance Johnstone. Brenda Kontowski. Jopi La Bordc, Shannon Last. Cassandra Leboeuf, Christine Liberty. Ed Lisowski. Nicole Malmbcrg, Jennifer Martin. Paul Mikolajezak. Jennifer Ann Millr. Rochelle Mulquccn. Tracy Nash, Cori Ohlendorf. Traci Oleszak. Scott Owen. Ann Paulszynski. Cindy Passow, Kris Phelps. Amy Piwonski. Johnnie Prementz, Tina Reilly, Gregory Rewolinski. Carrie Salzman. Eric R Schmitt, Christine Liberty. Vicki Simmcrling. Jodi Skowronski. Shelley Smith. Dana Smul. Michelle Spack, Alice Stahl. Ramey Tackett. Julie Ann Trcloar. Kimberly Venus. Stephanie Wilson. Jennifer Zacski. Shelley Zahn, Jarrod Zalcski Index Seniors Ackerman, Daniel Addis, Tina-40 Akey, James-40, 191 Alioto, Anthony-3, 101, 105, 106, 107, 120, 121, 182, 183, 190, 40, 191, 189 Alvarez, Lorna-182, 40 Applebee, Brandon-40 Argondizzo, Pietro-40 Armbruster, Todd-40 Bacon, Lori-104, 113, 40, 190 Baren, Stephen-40 Barrett, Tammy-40 Bartlett, Jeffrey-40 Bates, Ted-40 Bednar, Rodney-40 Beinlich, Rene-40 Belsky, Jesse-182, 40 Benkowski, Collette-40 Blanchard, Darrell-40 Blank, Tammy-40 Bober, Kenneth-114, 40 Bobrowicz, Gerrianne-182, 41 Boldin, Anthony-10, 41 Borkowicz, Dayna-41 Braun, Jodie-41 Bridich, Amy-120, 123, 41, 191 Broderick, Brian-105, 41 Broderick, Terri-41 Brown, Tracy-41 Brozoski, Brett-183, 41, 189, 190 Buckner, James-41 I Budzien, Kelly-41 Buerger, Lisa-67, 113, 118, 119, 182, 41 Burns, Richard-183, 41 Butler, David-41 Carlson, Shannon-107, 41, 191 Cartrette, Donald-41 Cartwright, Dawn-8, 41 Case, Mark-12, 41 Cetnarowski, Timothy-42 Charney, Thomas-106, 114, 115, 182, 183, 42, 189, 190 Chojnacki, Richard-42 Cieslewicz, Kimberly-182, 42 Cieszynski, Kristie-121, 122, 182, 42, 191, 186 Clark, Michael-42 Corbett, John-114, 42 Corbisier, Kimberly-42 Cornale, Timothy-42 Crapitto, Dean-5, 42 Czarnecki, Brian-42 Dallmann, Lisa-115, 42, 188 Davis, Robert-42 Delgado, Carlos-42 Denny, Dina-42 Derby, Sydne-38, 183, 42 Dertz, Lynn-42 Dickman, Gregory-42 Drabek, Denise-42, 64 Duane, William-42 Dushensky, Andy-42 Fabish, Annette-42 Fabish, JoAnn-42 Filtz, Brian-42 Fitzpatrick, Susan-114, 115, 42 Flick, Todd-42 Frahman, Nicole-42, 191 Frasch, Wendy-43 Fricke, Michelle-43, 191 Gartman, Andrew-43 Gavin, Cari-43 Geshrick, Michelle-43, 191 Gill, Tanya-43 Gnacinski, James-43 Goraski, Michclle-43 Griffith, Jeffrey-11, 43 Grimm, Todd-102, 105, 114, 43 Groshek, Scott-43 Grudzinski, Karen-43 Hablewitz, Dana-43 Hall, Cynthia-105, 115, 183, 43 Hanold, Daniel-Hanson, Joanne-44 Hart, Teri-44, 186 Hart, William-44 Haske, Maureen-44, 191 Heise, James-113, 114, 44, 191, 187 Heltemes, Robert-75, 114, 44, 190 Herman, Paul-44 Hohner, Christopher-103, 44 Holms, Rory-44 Horoszewski, Kevin-44 Izzo, Bradley-45 Jakus, Jennifer-9, 110, 182, 45 Jambretz, Hollie-45, 64, 190 Janicki, Jackie-45 Jarantowski, Sherie-45 Johnstone, Lance-182, 45, 191, 186, 187 Kaari, Daniel-66, 45 Kachellek, Sheri-45 Kaid, Eyad-45 Kamedulski, Amy-45 Kaminski, Carrie-45 Kaminski, Jodi-45 Kaminsky, Anthony-45 Keller, Martin-45 Keller, Peter-45 Kieckbusch, Robert-45 Kirsch, Scott-46 Klak, Robert-46 Kober, Andrea-46 Kolata, Douglas-46, 197, 189, 190 Kolics, Jozsef-46 Kollmorgen, Mary-46 Komorowski, Ann-182, 46 Konkol, John-46 Kostman, Amy-46, 64 Kovac, Carolyn-110, 123, 182, 46, 190 Kratt, David-104, 46 Kratt, Laura-105, 184, 46 Krecak, Dana-46 Kuban, Susan-46 Kujawa, Paul-105, 46 Kutscher, Brigette (AFS)-8, 11, 67, 182, 46 LaBorde, Jodi-46, 191 Lang, David-114, 46 Lawrence, Kenneth-47 LeBoeuf, Cassandra-47, 191 Lee, Sujin-67, 47, 188 Lesch, Beth Anne-182, 47 Linski, Heidi-47, 64 Litkowiec, Robert-47 Lohr, Lisa-116, 47, 190 Long, Timothy-66, 47 Loose, Vicki-47, 190 Macknight, Dawn-47 Macknight, Scott-47 Malak, Lisa-47 Malmberg, Michelle-47 Malmberg, Nicole-47, 191 Manka, Craig-66, 47 Markowski, Scott-111, 48, 188, 189, 190 Marsolek, Lisa-48 Martin, Jennifer-105, 48, 191 Maslowski, Carrie-48 Matokar, JoAnn-48, 188 McCullouch, Christine-182, 48 McCusker, Sean-13, 39, 61, 66, 48 Melotik, Karen-103, 183, 48 Meyer, Todd-48 Meyers, Mark-102, 103, 105, 48 Mikolajczak, Paul-4, 48, 191 Mirsberger, Robert-48 Misko, Shannon-48 Miszewski, Dennis-48 Mitchell, Daniel Clark-48 Momcilovic, Nancy-183, 48 Monty, Shawn-48 Mulqueen, Rochelle-31, 102, 103, 105, 183, 49, 191, 186 Muten, Robert-182, 49 Nadolski, Adelajda-49 Nelson, Holly-49 Novak, Cheryl-49 Nowak, Alan-49 Nowakowski, Daniel-49, 190 Olen, Bryan-10, 49, 187 Oleszak, Traci-84, 49, 64, 191 Olson, Jennifer-49 Olson, Jeremy-49 Olszewski, Pamela-49, 64 Otto, Kerry-113, 114, 49, 190 Owen, Scott-182, 49, 191, 187 Paladino, MaryAnna-49 Paladino, William-49 Pallen, Matthew-49 Perkins, Keith-74, 49 Pintar, Stephen-49, 190 Pitzl, Bryon-49 Pliszka, Holly-49 Polacek, Roxanne-5, 49 Polasek, Kevin-49, 189, 190 Povolo, Nicholas-50 Psket, Michelle-50 Pueschel, Tracy-107, 50, 187 Putz, Lori-105, 113, 50 Quartemont, James-75, 50 Radomski, Anita-50 Radtke, Jennifer-12, 67, 183, 50, 188, 189 Renier, Gregory-50 Reszel, Julie-50, 190 Rewolinski, Gregory-50, 191 Ricco, John-7, 50, 190 Rondorf, Randy-50 Ross, Robert-105, 115, 183, 50, 190 Roth, Peter-1 11, 50, 188, 189, 190 Rymer, Anthony-50 St. Onge, Jeanne-50, 64 Saluja, Gouri-50 Salzman, Carrie-50, 191 Sandahl, Tom-51 Santi, Kelley-51 Sarnowski, Dean-38, 51, 186 Schilz, Carl-51 Schilz, John-17, 74, 51, 190 Schneider, Andrew-51 Schott, Lisa-51 Schraufnagel, Clyde-51 Schultz, John-51 Sepanski, Christine-51, 191 Serra, Maria-51, 64 Sharafinski, Karen-51 Simmerling, Vicki-184, 51, 191 Siodlarz, John-38, 52 Skibba, Betty-52, 189, 190 Skowronski, Jodi-103, 183, 52, 191 Smith, Shelley-105, 184, 52 Smith, Sheila-39, 52, 191 Smul, Dana-52, 191 Sobczak, Daniel-74, 52 Sramek, David-52 Sroka, Jacqueline-116, 123, 182, 52, 89 Stahl, Alice-52, 191 Steffen, Julie-52, 190 Stevenson, Jason-52, 188 Stringfellow, Craig-52, 187 Swenson, Michael-16, 52, 189, 190 Szydel, Donald-52 Thayer, Michael-103, 52 Thein, Thomas-52 Tomczak, Alan-53 Touchtone, Mary Ann-53, 187 Tran, Hoa-67, 53 Treloar, Julie-114, 121, 53, 191 Trifunovich, Desanka-53, 186 Tsao, Thomas-21, 53, 186 Ugrina, Luciana-53, 190 Urbaniak, Steven-53 VanderBloomer, Cheryl-53 Vanderlinde, Thomas-75, 115, 53, 190 Vaughn, Robin-54, 190 Walker, Norbert-54 Wallace, Cliff-54 Watson, Charles-75, 113, 182, 183, 54 Weber, Dawn J.-12, 67, 113, 118, 54, 188 Weber, Edward-54 Wederath, Amy-105, 183, 54 Weiss, Michele-54, 190 Welch, Michele-54 Wendlich, Sherri-54 Wenzel, Cynthia-54 Wesley, Matthew-74, 103, 105, 112, 115, 54 White, Kelly-54 White, Michael-16, 23, 113, 54, 189, 190 White, Perry-54 Williams, Cheryl-4, 12, 84, 112, 54, 64, 190 Williams, Stephen-54 Wilson, Stephanie-55, 191 Wolf, Gary-55 Wolff, Steven-112-55 Zabransky, Jody-55 Zahn, Shelley-55, 191 Zaleski, Jarrod-182, 55, 191, 186, 187, 18 Zanon, Laura-55 Zaske, Kimberly-55 Zeniecki, Roger-55 Zielinski, Michelle-55 Juniors Baker, Matthew-92 Baker, Tracy-92 Barr, Angelia-92 Barutha, Jeanine-92, 188 Beier, Heather-92 Bena, Trisha-67, 92, 118, 64, 190 Benson, Chris-92 Bermann, Renee-92, 183 Blanchard, Denell-92 Bondar, Earl-92 Bonnier, Sherry-92 Borck, Michael-92, 189, 190 Braden, Vickie-92 Brown, Tamara-92 Buckner, James-92 Budnik, Todd-92 Burkel, Jennifer-92, 183 Buttke, Jennifer-92, 182 Carpio, Cecilio-92 Cartel, LaStarzal-92 Charney, Daniel-92, 182, 183, 188, 189, 190 Citko, Scott-92 Cooper, Dominique-92 Cote, Suzanne-91, 92, 191 Cousert, Douglas-191 Curry, Michael-75, 92 Czachorski, Cheryl-92 Czernejewski, Chad-92, 189, 190 Czerwinski, Beth-92, 182, 183 Dama, James-92 Day, Audra-92, 184, 191 DelBovo, Katherine-8, 92, 188, 186, 190 Dempsey, Patrick-92 Dishaw, Carrie-92, 191 Dobogai, Deborah-92, 190 Dobrzynski, Scott-92 Donnelly, Renee-92, 64 Dovi, Anthony-92, 182, 183 Drehfal, Cheryl-92 Duffek, Jodi-92, 182 Dworschack, Jennifer-92, 188, 186, 190 Dykes, Deanna-92, 184 Erickson, Tricia-92, 64, 190 Ernst, Kristine-92 Esparza, Eric-92, 182 Evseichik, Kelly-92, 191 Ewert, William-93 Fecteau, Jon-93 Fitzgerald, Julie-93 Fosmore, Tracy-93, 182, 191, 186 Frederick, Maureen-93, 182 Fronczak, Stasiu-74, 93 Gargulak, David-93 Geiger, Pete-93 Gerber, Jeffrey-74, 93, 190 Gharet, Paula-93 Gilley, Thomas-66, 93, 188 Goralski, Michelle-93 Grahn, Michael-93 Grams, Darren-93, 191 Gray, Lisa-93 Grim, Kelly-93 Grontkowski, Scott-93 Grover, Heather-93, 191 Grudzinski, Christine-93 Gruener, Troy-66, 93 Grunert, Paul-93 Hagen, James-93 Hamilton, Reginald 193 Halverson, David-93 Harmeyer, Steve-93 Harvey, Richard-66, 93 Hatzinger, Kristi-93 Hauski, Carl-93 Hempel, Susan-93, 182 Heyer, Diane-93, 191 Hintz, Jeffrey-93, 189, 190 Hofstad, Chad-93 Hoppe, Lanette Hult, Alex-93 Huybers, James-93 Ilsley, Fred-93 Irving, Nickole Jager, Yvonne-93 James, Joseph-96 Janusz, Thomas-96, 183 Jaworski, Todd-96 Jeffrey, Ann-96 Jelinek, Amy-96 Jensen, James-96 Johannes, Kerri-96 Johnikin, Kevin-96 Johnson, Kevin-96 Jourdaine, Michelle-96, 186 Kalfas, Michael Kanehl, Deana-96 Karwoski, Michael-96, 188, 186 Kaszuba, Raymond-96 Kisch, Tracey-96 Klak, Cynthia-7, 96 Knight, Richard-96 Kobleski, Steven-96 Kojis, Jonathan-96, 183, 188, 189 Komorowski, Paul-96, 183 Kontowski, Brenda-96, 184, 191 194 Kornas, Tammy-96, 188 Kraus, Jason-96 Krause, Jeffrey-96, 189, 190 Kruszka, Paul-96, 190 Kubash, Tammi-96 Kubisz, Kevin-74 Kuehne, Jeffrey-3, 96 Kujawa, Steven-96 Langenfeld, Matthew-96 Last, Shannon-96, 184, 191 Leranth, John-96 Liberty, Christine-191 Licitar, Paul Liebsch, Daniel-96 Lisowski, Edward-96, 191 Liss, Darren-96 Long, Kathleen-96 Luse, Collier Mahmoud, Ibrahim Malicki, Darryl-96 Marsolek, Lisa-96, 182 Matos, Ignacio McKelvie, Amy-96, 188 McSwain, Marquis-96 Meeks, Harold Melotik, Cheryl-96, 182 Michalek, Kurt-96 Miller, Jennifer Ann-96, 191 Miller, Jennifer Lyn-91, 96, 182, 183 Mirgai, Steve-96 Mirocha, Paul-96 Mirsberger, Brian-96, 183, 188, 189 Morchinek, Michael Murphy, William-97 Naasko, Mark-97 Nameth, Kelly-97 Nash, Tracy-97, 191 Nedbal, Andrea-97 Nelson, Brian-97, 190 Nelson, Dalc-97 Nelson, Joanne-84, 97 Neumann, Scott-97 Nicholson, Lisa-97 Nowak, Donna-97 Ohlendorf, Cori-97, 191 Olinger, Leatha-97 Paluszynski, Ann-97, 191 Panfil, Jill Parker, Scott-97 Passow, Cindy-97, 191 Paul, Christy-97, 64, 190 Pauwels, Tracy Pavlovic, Marko Pearson, Susan-97 Pendzich, Kimberly-97 Perkins, Kevin-97 Pete, Curtis Phelps, Kris-97, 191 Piekarski, Tricia-97 Pintar, Gregg-97 Piriano, Carmine-60, 97 Piwonski, Amy-68, 97, 191 Prott, Jamie-97, 190 Provan, Steven-74, 97 Pueschel, David-97, 107, 183, 187 Radliff, Rory-97 Radtke, John-97, 183, 188, 189 Ray, Michael-97 Regalia, Derrick-97 Reed, Andrea-97 Reilly, Tina-97, 191 Reiman, Dana-97 Richson, Celia-97 Rondorf, Tracy-98, 64 Rowland, David-98, 183, 189, 190 Savarino, Steve-98 Schallitz, Jeffrey-98 Schenk, Tricia-98, 182 Scherkenbach, Scott-98 Schermerhorn, LeeAnn-98 Schires, William-98 Schleuter, Dann-98 Schmidt, Kelly-98 Schmidt, Timothy-98 Schmitz, Jennifer-98, 182 Schroeder, Sheli-90, 98, 183 Schultz, Kelly-98, 182 Sheppard, Deana Sheppard, Dione Siekert, William Siodlarz, Stephen-98 Sipowicz, Karey-98, 64 Skroback, Carl-98 Solda, Brad-98 Spack, Michelle-91, 98, 191 Speed, LeMar-98 Stahl, Jason-98 Stemper, Nicholas-98 Stetter, Michael-98 Stockman, Jilayne-98 Stojsavljevic, Ilija-98 Stroik, Daun-98 Stuart, James-98, 100 Stucy, Roxana-98 Sutton, Charles-98 Swanda, Valerie-98 Symicek, Kristi-98, 64 Tasev, Anton-98 Thielen, Holly-98 Thomas, Michael-98 Thompson, Reginald-98 Tobias, Jennifer-98, 182 Townsend, John-98 Trivic, Dara-98 Tryba, Thomas-98 Uehling, Gregory-98 Urben, Charlotte-98, 182, 186, 18 Vahradian, Scott-98 Vandervest, Michael-98 Venus, Kimberly-191 Vetrano, Jennifer-99, 186 Warczytowa, Kenneth-99 Weber, Dawn N.-99, 186, 190 Weber, Dean-3, 99 Weeks, Richard-99 Wendlick, Scott Wesley, Kenneth-99 Wieczorek, Kathleen-99 Williams, Douglas-66, 99, 189, 190 Yaeger, James Zaeske, Jason-99, 190 Zaeske, Jennifer-99, 182, 191 Zaleski, Joseph-99 Zemanovic, Lisa-99 Zess, Michael-99 Zielski, Maribeth-99, 182 Sophomores Adams, Tracy-134 Addis, Brenda-134 Anastasi, David-134, 189, 190 Anderson, Lashanda-134 Atkinson, Latonia-134, 65 Bartoshevich, Jill-134 Bassett, Eunice-135, 139 Bauer, Christine-134, 187 Bell, Abayomi-134, 182 Bellow, Pamela-134 Benko, Brian-134 Biggs, Larry, Jr.-118, 134, 189, 190 Billington, Daniel, Jr.-134, 189. 190 Billo, Dean-134 Bisci, Kim-134, 190 Boettcher, Glen-134 Boldin, Michael-134, 189 Braun, Daryl-134, 182 Bray, Kathleen-134, 184 Brempell, Tracy Ann-134 Brennan, Jeffrey-134 Broeckel, Michael-134 Brown, Christine-134, 182, 187 Bruttig, Jennifer-134 Brzek, Michelle-134 Budnik, Brad-134, 139, 182, 190 Buttke, Damian-134 Carpio, Mario-134 Carr, Erik-134 Cary, Andrea-134 Champeau, Lisa-134 Chevalier, Michael-134 Chojnacki, Kim-134 Christl, Andrea-134 Colmenero, Jorge-134 Czarnecki, Chad-135, 188 D’Acquisto, Dean-135 Dobek, Crystal-135 Dobra, William-135, 182 Dolhun, Shelley-135, 65 Donnelly, Colette-135, 65 Drabek, Carrie-135 Drier, Joseph-135 Dusenberry, Amy-135, 184 Evseichek, Susan-135, 65 Ewert, Martin-135 Ferch, Mike-135 Ferg, Tammy-135 Fitzpatrick, Renee-135 Fox, Craig-135 Frahman, William-135 Frick, Kathrine-135 Futch, Derrick-135, 139 Gardetto, Robert-135 Gniotczynski, Scott-135 Grady, Stephanie-135 Griffin, Lahoma-135 Griffith, Denise-135 Griffith, James-135 Grobner, Daniel-135, 188, 189 Grochowski, Michael-135 Grzesk, Roman-135 Guercy, Patrick-135 Guldan, Stacey-135, 65 Guth, Christopher-135 Haessley, Quinton-135 Haines, Lisa-135 Hamaker, Janet-135 Hansen, Michelle-135 Hardwick, Alakia-135 Harmon, Sherry-135 Hart, Tracy-135, 184, 188, 190 Hendrichs, Chad-66, 119, 135 Hersil, Sheila-135 Hicks, Kurtina-135, 139 Hines, Fred-135, 182 Hohner, Matthew-135 Ireland, Carrie-135 Jakab, Michelle-135, 139, 184, 188 James, Renee-135 Janicek, Sue-135 Jenquin, Scott-135, 187 Johnikin, Bryan-135 Johnson, Edward-135, 190 Johnstone, Brett-136 Jozwiak, Dana-136 Kaminski, Stacie-136, 65 Kawleski, Jeffrey-136 Kazmierski, Dawn-136 Kelley, Randy-136 Kingsby, Kenneth-136 Kisley, Tim-136 Kleinowski, Jenny-136 Koch, Christian-136, 189, 190 Komarek, Julie-136 Kostman, Jennifer-136 Kotarak, Jill-136 Krawczyk, Richard-136 Kruger, Dennis-136 Kryzaniak, James-136 Kubacki, James-136 Kukowski, Wendy-136 Kulas, Jeff-136 Kulinski, Jennifer-136, 190 LaBorde, Kimberly-136 Lambert, Michael-136 Lee, Jong-136, 187 Lee, Sherrill-136 Lenhart, Christa-136 Leonhardt, Steven-136 Loferski, Todd-66, 136 Lynde, Jeffrey-136 Madden, Michelle-136 Mallas, Jeffrey-136 Mani, Sheila-136 Marley, Michael-136 Mattson, Christy-136, 182 Meerschaert, John-136, 190 Meyers, Jennifer-136, 184 Miceli, Salvatore-136 Milinovich, Amy-137, 183 Miller, Cheri-137, 183 Miller, Richard-137 Mitchell, Timothy-137 Momcilovic, George-137 Mosconi, Donald-137 Myles, Jennifer-137, 184 Nadboralski, Deanna-137 Nowaczynski, Mary Ann-137 Olson, William-137 Ondrejka, Stephanie-137 Oseland, Jennifer-137, 182, 65, 188, 190 Palmatier, Jason-137 Paquin, Douglas-137 Pawinski, David-137 Pawlowski, Jennifer-137, 65 Pelzek, Nancy-137 Peterson, Amy-137 Peterson, Todd-137 Plank, Kristen-137 Plevak, Karen-137, 187 Polacek, Melissa-137 Premetz, Johnnie-137, 191 Psket, Angela-137 Quartemont, Kevin-137 Rapant, Amy-137, 182, 187 Rasberry, Traci-137, 65 Raufmann, Stacey-137 Ray, Gary M.-137 Reynolds, Jason-137, 187 Rickert, Todd-137 Rigden, Pamela-137, 65 Ringo, Ronnie-137, 139 Rippel, Nicholas-137 Roach, Howard-137 Rosenthal, Tammy-137, 188 Rosewicz, Kristi-67, 118, 137 Rosewicz, Robert-137 Rublis, David-137 Ruf, Tracy-137, 182 Ryan, Samuel-137 Ryterski, Christine-10, 137, 190 Samolinski, Cory-137 Sanger, Colleen-137 Sawicki, Jennifer-137, 182 Schilcher, Michelle-137, 65 Schmitt, Eric R.-191 Schneider, David-137 Schoessow, Michelle-137 Schultz, Wendy-137, 182 Schumacher, Jakob-140 Schumann, Scott-140 Seydel, Lea-140 Singleton, Christina-140 Singleton, Tricia-140 Skotzke, Randall-140 Stachlewicz, David-140 Stefanich, Michel-140 Stolz, Christine-140 Stubbe, John-140 Tackett, Ramey-140, 191 Tierney, Jennifer-140 Tieu, Minh Trung-140, 187, 190 Treat, Linda-139, 140, 184, 189, 190 Turk, Christian-140, 190 Vandervest, Kristi-140, 65 Vena, Mary-140 Volgmann, Kelly-141 Vukobrat, Neal-141 Wanta, Scott-141, 188 Ward, Amanda-114, 115, 141, 182, 184, 190 Watts, Deshaunda-141 Weber, Rhonda-141 Weeks, Richard-141 Werra, John-141 Wesley, Eric-141 Wilcher, Vanessa-141 Williamson, Steven-112, 141, 27, 190 Witczak, Brian-141 Witkowski, Lori-141, 182 Wood, Robert-141, 188 Zandi, Gary-141 Zielski, Paul-141, 190 Zientek, Kim-141, 190 I Thank You I Do!! . . . As Always ... Mr. Demos The Charney Clan Scott Owen, Jarrod Zaleski, Brad Budnik-Masters Of Photography Jackie Sroka-Pulsating Proofs Bethanne Lesch-Erotic Film Fethivals And Much, Much More ... Gerrianne Bobrowicz-A-One Glue Sniffer Lisa Lohr-Whip Who With What? Sydne “Pretty” Derby-R.E.M. Arkable Tony “Remix” Alioto-Well .. Chuck Watson-8th Hour’s Little Wall Flower You Are All Special To Me- Thanks! AND Last But Not Least . . . Chaz . . . Thanks For Three “Swinging Years!! ... Lisa Buerger-“Ed” ’88 P.S.- Not That You Need it, But Good Luck On Your Golf! To The Head Honchos Of ’88 And ’89- Always Remain . .. Alive and Kicking . . .