Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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SX BAND Isl row. letf lo righl: McKinlay. Hosi. While. Perri. Sielz. Helio. Jamrich. Myers. Grubisich. Reynolds 2nd row.Bucl1holfZ. Wiza. Sfodola. Bell. Klinq. Bauer. Reiser. Kalus. Wagner. Nowak. 3rd row,Venus. Gmeindl. Megow. Soiek. Erdman. Briclich. 5chroe++ner, Gawlak. Johns, 41h row. Lukas. Sfachelski. Jenneiohn. Gawlak. Hendrickson. Kubena. E. Pelri. 5th row. Brah. Spangler. Sora. Rolh. Raddaiz. Adams. The various seclions of lhe music deparlmenls have lruly kepl inreresl' in 'rhis phase of school life from dwindling. ln The paslr year.a greal deal of musical lalenl has been dis- covered, which led lo a grealer inleresl in music. The band. afler having given several successful concerls ai lhe local park. came our wilh flying colors in 'rhe dis+ric+ conlesf. The chorus no+ only gave demonslralions of whal il can do in our school. bul also gave conceris al lhe various C.C.C. Camps fhroughouf 'rhe neighboring cilies. The orcheslra aided in making such programs compleie as lhe Class Plays. Inaugur- alions. and Commencemenl Exercises. The Novelfy Orches+ra. allhough newly organized. rendered lheir services for every school dance lhroughoui +he year and proved 'ro be bo'rh helpful and enferlaining. s Isl row.le'H io righf: Roih. Brah. While. Serflek. Sfresinq. Wagner. 2nd row. Mr. Liska. Spenqler. C. Sielz. Brauer. Hallsiead. Beiz. Helio. Gresk. Wiza. Taucher. 3rd row.-Sfachelski. Schroeffner, Reynolds. Evchuk. Jamrich. Lambert Sklencar. 4lh row.Bridicl1. Lanqowski, Hendrickson. Gora. Raddafz. Myer. Perri. GIICIIESTRA

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do SENl0n CLASS PLA! XS .-. M. Grubisich, J. Bridich, C. Siefz, E. Haschka, G. Brauer, S. Knapek, M. Schabla. E. Gore, E. Sobocms-ki, C. Jeffery. The Junior Class Play, Digging Up fhe Dir+, during November 2I-22, was a huge suc- cess. The play revolved abouf fhe affempf of an archaelogical professor fo deposif a find of rare old Indian relics, keep frack of fwo college boys who accompany him on his frip fo fhe Soufhwesf, and sfave off fhe mafrimonial infenfions of an old childhood sweef- hearf. The plof fhickened when fhe 'rreasure was sfolen and fhe college boys' girl-friends arrived wifh a maiden aunf who was fhe childhood sweefhearf of fhe Professor's. Every- fhing furns ouf all righf as +he 'treasure is recovered, fhe college boys gief 'rheir girl friends, and fhe professor gefs a wife. The Ghosf in fhe Glass was The Senior Class Play given on February 20-2 I . lf con- cerned fhe frip of your couple who 'rook a frip fo a mounfain cabin on fheir honeymoon. Heregswinging chandeliers, mysferious foofprinfs in fhe clusf, unknown visifors, a sfrange hermif, a mysfery girl, and a murder all combined fo make fhis play one of fhe mosf spine fingling, laughable plays given by any class. The direcfor of fhe plays was Miss Louise Helliwell, and fhe properfy manager was Miss Josephine Purfell. M. B1dusek. E. Spear, H. Drefzka, F. Whife, E. Milewski, L. Ball, H. Hack, O. Chrisfenson, V. Heis, S. Hendrickson. P. Chovanec, V. Erickson, C. Marko, M. Mallas. R. Myers, R. Venus. Q JUNIOR CLASS PLAY

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lsT row. leT'T To righh BaTch. SmiTh. Nagy. Bridich. Chowaniec. Co. Cap T.. Schulfz. Wagner, Co. CapT.. Kalus. Raddah. York. Gabrhl. Seifz Bickford. Pager. Talaska. Doner. Helminski, Kukor. Kasper. Anderson. 2nd row. Kulror. Coach. Szymkowski. PalkowiTz. Czerniiewski. Marshall, Grombow. GibarT. RaTl:a. Delaney. Brauer. Greinke. Oleyniczak. Schwob. Tomaro. Uher. Wagner. RoTh. Papala. Wolsdorf. Wegner. Meyer. Frank. Tarman. AssisTanT Coach. 3rd row. SweeT. Sklencar. Dedynski, Hirschfeld. Ulichny. Mueller. Brosi owicz. Magyera. MaTusinec. Slivinski, Jackson. Kryzaniak. Holubowicz Pavlasek. Magyarosi. Foifilr. LEONARD RADDATZ 'Fi il 'if . s - M X , : r ., - . .zk Q K , N . ' V T. . .c COACH J. KUKOR . FO0TBALL ln response To Coach Kukor's call for TooTball men lasT Tall some sevenTy men reporTed Tor pracTice. The i935 Team was To be builT around Tive reTurning leTTermen--Len Raddah. Ed- mund Wegner. Dan Kalus. WalTer Chowaniec. and Ray Fager. The Packers Tinished a successful season wiTh Tour wins and Three losses To clinch Third place in The Suburban conference. Line maTerial was Tound during The season. some oT which will be back nexT year. The reTurn- ing leTTermen are Ray Fager. Jack Delaney. Frank Gabrehl and RoberT Anderson. Edmund Weg- ner and Leonard Raddaiz were placed on The all Suburban Team aT The end of The season Tor ouTsTanding grid work. Cudah I2-WhiTeTish Bay 7 The TirsT conference game oT The season was pla ed aT The Bay Tield which Cudahy won. BoTh Packer Touchdowns were scored during The TirsT halT-one by Anderson and The oTher by Wagner. In The second halT The Baymen came back sTrong To score seven poinTs. buT Turfher aTTempTs aT The goal were checked by The splendid defense of The Cudahy Torward wall. Cudahy 6-WesT Allis 0 The Purple and Gold was slaTed To lose This game because iT was ThoughT They wouldn'T sTand a chance againsT The massive WesT Allis Team. The Packers. however. ouTplayed Their Toes and managed To push over The only Touchdown of The game in The second quarTer. WalTer Chowaniec and William SmiTh were The individual sTars Tor Cudahv. Cudahy I8-SouTh Milwaukee 7 Homecoming! This was The TirsT Homecoming game The Packers had won since The dedicaTion oT Their Tield. Team spiriT and, showed plenTy oT showmanship and cham- pionship. The sTars for Cudahy were Wegner. Anderson. and Raddaiz. The game was viewed by close To 5.000 Tans and The vicTory puT The Packers in TirsT place. DAN KALUS c Cudahy 7-WesT Milwaukee I3 WesT Milwaukee. led by The brillianT Tield generalship X of STeve Lewein. Ti ped Cudah Tor iTs TirsT conference loss of The year. The Packers piayed -smarT TooTball buT lacked ThaT spark To puT The oval over when They were wiThin sTriking disTance. l This game The really deserved To win as They had real'