Cudahy High School Alumni Website - Welcome to Your Website

An Important Message from Patrick Cudahy

Haven't signed up because your old CHS friends aren't in the member list? They're not signed up because they're doing the same, looking for you. Be the brave one. Create your free account. Your friends will follow.

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Founder Patrick Cudahy. Statue in Sheridan Park.

Welcome to the CHS Alumni website, a place where former CHS students can stay in contact, find out about upcoming reunions and other events, and share photos. If you went to a school in Cudahy, Wisconsin (regardless of whether you graduated from one of the schools) or if you taught in Cudahy, this website is for you. Sign up for your free account and join the growing community!

Find out about and discuss upcoming and past reunions.
View photos submitted by classmates, and add pictures of your own.
Keep in contact with old friends, and make new ones.
Read classmate member profiles.
Read, add comments and submit memorial pages.
Find websites about Cudahy reunions.
Submit Cudahy and alumni links.
Promote upcoming class, alumni, and Cudahy-related events.

How to Create Your Free Account

1. Click the 'Register' link located in the Login section.
2. Fill in the Registration form (it's quick & easy).
3. Check your e-mail for a registration message.
4. Open the message and click the link inside (this activates your account.)
5. Log in with the Username & Password you chose when registering in part 2.

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Cudahy Local News Headlines

Cudahy: Why? Just because?
Cudahy Mayor Ryan McCue owes his constituents an explanation of why he voted this week against a proposed development that would have included a Wal-Mart Supercenter and an indoor soccer training facility. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Elementary School Student Shows Up with Handgun
Police in Cudahy are investigating after a boy turned up with a handgun and bullets in his desk at Lincoln Elementary School Police say the gun came from the 10-year-old boy's home, and they are investigating ... via WEAU-TV Eau Claire
'Tears come from the heart' for soldier
"These Patriot men, I watched them standing in the rain and they didn't give any ground."
Like a lot of little brothers, Dakota and Dillon Christofferson occasionally got a good-natured pounding from their older brother, Steven, as they grew up in a close family in Cudahy. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Fallen Soldier Laid To Rest
"He was a great friend...always there for anyone who needed him...trying to turn any situation into a fun time"
A tribute Thursday for a soldier from Cudahy who died in Iraq. Sgt. Steven Christofferson was laid to rest in Oak Creek Friday afternoon. via JSOnline.com and WTMJ-TV