Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

Vs an archer shoots his arrow high to hit the target, one must aim high to be successful in the world. Helping us in our quest for knowledge, Cudahy High School has taught us high standards, so our graduates can feel assured of a place on the road to success. ARROW STAFF ARROW M.FLYNN M. DRANA E. DUGAN W. MEYERS K. DREXLER J. FURDEK B. KLEIN J. KLIMEK A. KUNAK I. NAGY R. NEUMANN M. ROSS M. WILKE STAFF Editor Sports Editor Copy Editor Photographer M. HOYER V. FUNK ADVISORS MISS MUELLER MR. GOKE MR. WOERFEL MR. MURPHY Editing Potography Printing Business PRINTING DEPARTMENT R. NESSLER R. HOOVER R. WAGNER D. MALONEY Ed. WAGNER 2 I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I ! I I I 1 1 I Drivers Course, Machine Shop Football, Volley Ball I L I I Mr. J. Harth Pnysics, Chemistry, Science, B Team Football, B Team Basketball, Track Mit M. Bischoff English, Speech, Dramatic Club, Jr. Class Play Mr. S. Falbo Band Mr. R. Wo.rf.l Miss M. Boyd Miss J. Holada Mr. D. Murphy Wood Shop, General Shop, Printing, General Drawing, Freshman Football, Golf English, Sr. Class Play Physical Education, Hygiene, G. A. C., Water Ballet Typing, Guidance Intermurals Mr. V. Liska American Government, Social Problems, World History, Geography, Student Council Mis B. Swett Latin, Spanish, English, Arrowette, Jr. Class Play Mr. R. Omelina Science, Physical Education, Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track I I I I I I I { Algebra, Trigonometry, plechanical Drawing, Camera I Club J 3 3 3 Stenography, Office Practicet Shorthand, Co-Ed Club Mist E. Beede English, Shorthand, General Business, Jr. Y-Teens Mr. J. Kulcor Physical Education, Varsit) Football, Swimming Mr. A. Greco Biology Miss E. Serflek Algebra, Geometry, Practical Math, Jr. Class Play Mr. J. Reinerio General Business, Book- keeping Visual Education, Attendance, English, Quill Scroll D Cross Country, Track. Freshman Basketball ) 1 I I Miss D. Olsen Foods, Arrow tte Mr. L Barocci Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Home Workshop Club, Sportsmans Club Miss J. Getz in Clothing, Interior Decoreting, Jr. Red Cross Council Miss D. Walsh Librarian, Library Round Table Miss A. Holman United States History, Sr. Y - Teens, National Honor Society 5 MR. B. E. HOGUE Principal PAUL A. BENKA Secretary MR. J. E. JONES Superintendent MRS. ALICE JAHN Vice President GEORGE KOCH Director WILLIAM LAWLER President CHARLES MILLER Director HENRY BRINZA Director KIERAN TOBIN Director Beverly Barnes Bev” I will my ability to keep quiet in class to Fran Vetrano. Co-Ed Club, Chorus, Jr. Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Cheerleaders, G. A. C. Richard Barutha Riche” I will my devotion for dancing to Alex Janikowski. Football, Basketball, Track Peter Blockowicz Yearner” Foobtall James Boren Bonsey” '7 will my ability to find a strategic place on the bench for all sports to Ace Adams. Basketball Steve Bzdusek “Hirnonshun I will my favorite fruit, bananas, to Ape Janikowski. Boxing Donna Barrett Speedy” '7 will swimming ability to Adeline Meyer Jr' Y. Teens, Sr. Y. eens. Music Appreciation, Co-ed Club Earlene Benston “Benny I will my seat on the L. R. T. to one of next years seniors Student Council, Chorus, Library Round Table, Jr. Class Play, National Honor Society, Seco Club Shirley Bong ShiH I will my ability to stay at home nights to Geraldine Laird“ Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Co-ed Club, Seco Club Rita Bukowski Bunny ‘7 will my ears and my ration of carrots to Charleen Bachleitner. Jr. fir Sr. Y-Teens, Chorus Edward Carlson Swede I will my weight to Geza Molnar . Dramatic Club, Arrowette, Boxing, Jr. Class Play I I I I I L I I I L L L L L I I I I r i L J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J 1 1 J Richard Cheke Nagel 1 will my ,mighty toe to Chester Skrobis Football, Basketball, Track Russell Dailey I will my muscles to Frank Sehner Oscar Dittrich I will my physique to Billy Anderson. Track, Swimming, Water Ballet, Volleyball Joseph Drana “Tonnage 7 will my sweat socks to John Ziolkowski Football, Basketball, Track Jeanne Drexler I will my big mouth to Richard Haske Jr. Y-Teens, Co-ed Club, Band Joan Dailey “Joana” J will my bowling ability to Joan Reck” G. A. C., Dramatic Club Betty Jean Dienert '7 will my grades to any Junior who can use them. Band, Student Council, Co- Ed Club, National Honor Society John Drana “Old Man I will my job collecting slips to Jay Stark Football, Basketball, Track, Arrowette, Chorus Gilbert J. Dretzka Jadk ” will my gift to talk on American Government to anyone who wants it. Elaine Dugan ’Dixie I will my wings to Chet Skrobis. Arrow, Library Round Table, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, G. A. C. Robert Feely Gruff” '7 will my hard work in track to Tom McShane Football, Track Vernal J. Funk VERN I will my handsome self to Irene 'Pat' Omelina. Projactor' Club, Boxing, Sr. Class Play, Dramatic Club, Arrow, Track, Football, Hi -Y Phyllis J. Gomar ••Phil I will my teddy bear to Mary Ann Kralik• Chorus Jean Hesselman Jaannia I will my 5' 4 to Barbara Luka� .'' Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens, Co- Ed Club, Band, Orchastra Ralph Hingiss Hingay” I will my brie cage to Lawrence Lutxke. Student Council Marilyn Flynn will my 104 poundg to Frank Szehner. Arrow Editor, Student Coun- cil, Arrowette, Co-Ed, Chor- us, Sr. Y-Teens, Science Club Ouill ( ■ Scroll Patricia Glowacki Pat I will my giggle to Grace Adamcxyk Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Taans, G. A. C, Chorus Delores Heider Lorry” 7 will my be-bop glasses to Marjorie Ross. Co-Ed Club, G. A. C, Chorus Esther Milety Es 7 will my history ability to Charleen Backlietner Jr. Y-Teens, Chorus Thomas Horngren Big Tom I will my little brother to any cute deserving junior girl. I I I I I I I L I I I I I I I I I I [ r t J j J J } j j j j j j j j j j Mary Hoyer will my akirt with pocketa to Karla Drexler Co-Ed Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Arrow Lorelle Huebner Laurel” 1 will my yellow tardy alips to Adeline Meyer Sr.Y-Teens, Co-Ed Club Leona Jagodzinski Onie I will my awimming ability to Adeline Meyer Jr. Gr Sr. Y-Teens, Chorus, Student Council Richard Jonas Jonesy 7 will my darkroom experiences to Bill Myers. C amera Club, Golf, Cross Country Richard Klain '’Casanova' I will my will power not to smoke to Frank Wrasel. Louisa Hryniawiclci Sax” I will my cold-feer' to my best friends Ron Dick Jr. 6-Sr, Y-Teens, Band, Novelty Orchestra Joyca Jablonowski Sugar 7 will my mathematical ability to Joan Lewan- dowski Chorus, Jr.Y-Teens, Science Club, Arrowette, Dramatic Club Wayne Jahns ‘7 will my ability to keep my eye on Elaine Strxyxewski, to Bob Hill. Cheerleaders, Cross Country, Tract Ruth Jursik '7 will my ability as a bartender to Rosie Vargas. Band, Orchestra, Sr.Y-Teens June Klimek Junie ‘7 will my love of chewing gum to Donald Schmidt Band, Chorus, Arrowette, Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens, Arrow, Water Ballet, Library Round Table, Junior Class Play, Radio Club, Student Council Yvonne Kotke 7 will my ai ater Yvette my Jong hair. Chorus, Jr. €r Sr. Y-Teens, Co-Ed Club James Krikelas Greasy I will my firat floor locker to the boy a in fourth hour drawing. Science Club, Projectors Club, Student Council, Band, National Honor Society, Arrowette, Orchestra, Track, Jr. Class Play, Chorus Carolyn Kuczmierowski Carrie” ,I will my ability to chew gum to Jean Delikat. Sr. Y-Teens, Co-Ed Kenneth Lanke Moose Dramatic Club, Boxing, Senior Class Play Elizabeth Mading Liz I will my ability of getting around to differen t schools to Lorraine Vandelli. Co-Ed Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Student Council Margaret Kreier Margie” I will my making crazy faces to Two- Penny Tamel. Cheerleaders, G. A. C. Sr. Class Play, Dramatic Club, Chorus, • Hcmecoming Queen Lorraine Kroll Larry will my height to Karla Drexler. G. A. C., Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens, Co-Ed Club, Chorus Donna Laoglois Baby 7 will my roller skates to Grace Adamcsyk Library Round Table, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girls Ensemble, Arrowette, National Honor Society Joan Lukas Joenie 7 will my 5 feet 3 inches to Lorriane Vandelli. Jr. Gr Sr. Y. Teens, Co-ed, Orchestra Sheldon Mandlman Shelly '7 will my drag with my teachers to my brother Frankie. Science-Radio Club, Chorus, Projectors Club, Forenscis, Camera Club, Jr. Sr. Class Play, National Honor Society. I I L I I L I L I I t I I I I I I I T I ] 3 3 3 3 3 3 J 3 J J J J J J J 1 1 J Robert Meerschaert Mert 7 will my center spot on the basketball team fo Bob Hill Football, Basketball, Track, Golf Clifford H. Miller Chuck 7 will my football career and my long line of female admirers to Ken Science-Radio Club Band, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Music Appreciation Emil F. Morzinski 7 will my whizzer to Larry L. Radio-Science Club Carolyn Munia Ginger ‘7 will my sneaky way of chewing gum to Donna Stankowski. Junior Y-Teens, G. A. C., Sen or Class Play, Dramatic Club, Junior Class Play Ralph Oelke 7 will my honesty to Bernard Kreiger. Student Council Charles L. Miller Choo Choo Chas. 7 will my God's gift to women to Jim Cifaldi. Track, Football, Basketball, Forensics, Sportsmans Club, Senior Class Play Veronica Mrnik Ronnie I will the first seat in Miss Holman's History class to my sister Pee wee. Senior Y. Teens Dorothy Mueller Dot 7 will my dirty gym socks to my sister Margaret. Arrowette, Chorus,Girls Ensemble, Junior Y-Teens Robert Nessler Blackie 7 will my nicknane to Joe Scaffidi. Arrowette, Chorus, Track. Football, Basketball. Hi-Y Club, Boxing, Forensics William Parker Parks 7 will my cute laugh to Boscoe Moro. Jr. Class Play, Arrowette, Music Appreciation Club, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Dance Band, Basketball, Track Ann Pavlik “Sandy” 7 will my red hair to Ann Brhel. Sr. Y-Teens, Band, Dramatic Club Blanche Ponchik “Punchia” I will my ability to atop eating to Pat Betsing . G.A.C., Cheerleaders, Chorus Jean Rodziczak “Boots” 7 will my curly hair to Margie Mueller Novelty Orchestra, Band, Library Round Table, Jr. Class Play, Dramatic Club, Arrowe tte Rufch Romanowski ‘7 will my diving ability to Nancy Furdek Co-ed, Seco, Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens Francis Sajdak “Fran” 7 will my sweaters to Sally Ann Bible. Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens, Co-Ed Club, Student Council, Junior Prjm Queen Bernard Pizur “Benja” '7 will my levies to Carol Ross. Football, Basketball, Track John Radke “Stinky” 7 will my baseball batting average to Tom Paul. Basketball, Projectors Club Beverly Roe Bev” 'T will my 'Whoppee to Ron Stranak and I will Ron to Jen. Dramatic Club, Jr. Class Play, Jr. £• Sr. Y-Teens, Music Appreciation Club, Chorus, Girls Trio, Girls Ensemble, Student Council, Honor Society, Forensics Ronald Romich Ronnie” 7 will my ride in She ben's Hazard to some lucky kid from Town of Lake Football, Projector's Club, Track, Volleyball Maureen Schmadl “Schmadie” 7 will my good attendance record to Marion Strelow. Co-Ed Club, Sr. Y-Teens, G. A. C., Chorus L I I L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L r i 14 J ] 3 3 3 3 3 J 3 3 J 3 3 3 J ] I J Arlene Schmidt Schmitty I will all my old gum wads to Little Nessler. G. A. C., Chorus, Radio Club, Jr. Class Play, Water Ballet, Science Club, Music Appreciation Club, Forensics Celene Sobocinski 7 will my long hair to Marlene Denruiter Jr.Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross Mary Sukany ••Mar” I will my green eyes to some other cat. Co-Ed Club, G. A. C, Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Band Neil Szabrowicz ‘7 will my height to John Pendxich. Jr. Class Play, Radio Club, Student Council Norman Tichkowski Tiny I will all my butts to all future spongers Chorus, Tennis Mike Sheben '7 will my happy days at Cudahy to every incoming student. Football, Basketball Nancy Soklowski ••Nance,, '7 will my Laughing Face to some other Nancy. ” Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Y-Teens, Band Doris Swiderski Poochie” I will my nickname Poochie to Fran Vetrono. G.A.C., Jr. Y. Teens, Si. Y. Teens, Student Council Lee Thompson • Timmie” I will my habit of keeping up in my studys to Larry Lutzke. Hi-Y , Radio Club Arvthony Tomka '7 will my truck to Otis Wheelock, he needs it more than I do. Radio Club Michaline Tomski •'Doll ' '7 will my highly possessed golden ear- rings to Joan Dembow- ski. Chorus, Camera Club, Seco Club, G. A. C. William Vatter ••Bill '7 will my swimming ability to Casimer Krysiak. Track, Volleyball, Swimming Angelioe Vetrano Angie I will my lilting laughter to my sister Fran. Jr. Y. Teens, G. A. C. Student Council Arleen Weber I will my blue-rim glasses to Delores Totka. Jr. 5. Sr. Y-Teens, K. K. K„ Seco, Band Pauline Wendell Paul ‘7 will my ac visor Miss Beede to some unfortunate Freshie. Jr. 6- Sr. Y - Teens, Arrow Arrowette Jerome Troka “Alibi Kid 7 will my half interest in the Alibi to Tom Paul. Radio Club Henry Veriga Manker '7 will my co-ordination to Wiener Miller and Shermy Feinberg. Football, Basketball, Track John Wdowzylc Dove 1 will my ability to show movies to Mr. Mc- Liman Projectors Club, Volleyball Edgar Wellens Tubby ‘7 will the body on my Ford to Joe Furdek. Band, Orchestra, Boxing, Radio Club, Home Work Shop Esther Wennerscheidt Es 7 will my work on the Arrowette to Helen Krikelas Arrowette Editor, Quill Cr Scroll, National Honor Society L I I L I I L I I I I I U I I I I I r i Mary Ann Wolbart Wally I will my promise to pay all my debts to Miss Beede.” Co-Ed Club, Arrowette, Arrow, Band, Chorus, Quill Cr Scroll, Jr. Gr Sr. Y-Teens Jack Zambo Wood Butcher ‘7 will my ability to sleep in social problems to some intelligent junior. Football, Volleyball, Home- Workshop Dorothy Zagrodnik Dottie 7 will my unbreakable mirror to Diane Barts” C. C. A., Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Co-ed Club Malvin Zemplinski Zepp” ”1 will my blonde curly hair to charming Dick Hoover.” Freshman and Sophomore Class Presidents. Football, Basketball, Track Lois Ziaball Louse” 7 will the Library's Milwaukee Sentinal to Mr. Greco Jr. Sr. Class Play, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Library Round Table, National Honor Society, Forensics, Water Ballet, Chorus, Girls Trio Se U n One bright autumn day of 1946, a new class of freshmen eagerly advanced upon Cudahy High School. Too bad we didn't have the new look to cover up those shaky knees as we gingerly groped our way through a maze of halls and a million doors. Yes, we were the greenies , and it stuck out all over. With Mel Zemplinski as our class president, however, we bravely waded through our first year of high school. The beginning of our second year was spent mostly with kidding the new arrival of freshmen with no mercy. We were the sophomores . . . practically upper classmen! Leona Jagodzinski and Bill Vatter reigned over our big social event of the year, the Post Prom. Now, solidly cast into the important role of getting an education, we again chose Mel Zemplinski to head our class. Now we were juniors, regular big wheels. To help us through this year, we chose Ralph Oelke as our class president. We were so proud of our lovely homecoming queen, Angie Vetrano. What did it matter to us if we lost our homecoming game? A mere detail! Remember the unusually long junior class play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ? Weren't Lois Ziebell, Elaine Dugan, and .their safety pockets funny? They certainly had their troubles. The highlight of our high school career, the Junior Prom, was really something to remember. With Blue Hawaii as the theme, King Jerry Bowe and Queen Fran Sajdak led the grand march in regal splendor. We'll all remember the palm trees and other decorations we worked so hard on. Finally we had arrived. Our senior year—1950—and we got to sit downstairs for assemblies! Neil Szabrowicz was elected senior class president and Ralph Hingiss president of the Student Council. Margie Kreier was elected Homecoming Queen. Dick Cheke, Mel Zemplinski, and Bob Nessler made the all-suburban football team. On November I, the school seemed to be invaded with kiddies . Why? Pigtail Day of course, and didn't Jeanne Drexler and Bill Vatter make a cute King and Queen? One Mad Night , our senior class play certainly had well-suited characters, and we do mean Ken Lanke and Charlie Miller. Gypsy Tea Room was the theme of the Hop. Queen Lorraine Kroll chose Bob Nessler as her king. And ... last but not least... all the last days of school. The senior banquet, senior day and the senior assembly found us looking back over our high school days with fond memories. Once more we found our knees knocking as we went forward to receive our hard-earned diplomas. We leave Cudahy High School in body, yes, but not in mind. All our wonderful memories of our high school days will remain forever among our most cherished memories. is 20 MISS SWETT IIA ROW I: E. Bainer, S. Bishop, B. Buschauer, J. Delbovo, J. Croft, A. Brhel, Miss Swett. ROW 2: E. Dougherty, P. Betz- ing, T. Bartcszewicz, J. Behrndt, R. Burdecki, M. Corrigan. ROW 3: G. Denninger, W. Anderson, L. Combs, P. Down- ing, R. Baldwin, C. Braxel, R. But- zlaff. ROW U: G. Blanchette, V. Cul- ver, J. Adams, P. Belski, G .Bowe, M. Betz, C. Blinlca. MR. WOERFEL I IA ROW I: M. Drana, N. Furdek, J. Flynn, I Dronso, D. Jursik, J. Gratzek, M.Geyso, I. Mcjduch, Mr. Woerfel. ROW 2: K. Drexler, J. Dunford H. Flick, R. Nili, G. Habanek, R. Hoover, A. Gasior, K. Driscoll. ROW 3: J. Gailbrath, A. Jan- ikowski, J. Furdek, R. Fowler, F. Jozefacki, S. Feinberg, R. Gro- chowski, A. Gresser. MISS MUELLER I IA ROW I: P. Lisowski, M. Krucky, T. Maciona, A. Meyer, P. Koceja, L. Laskowski, Miss Mueller. ROW 2: J. Lewandowski, D. Kaczmarefc, H. Krikelas, G. Laird, M. A. Kralik, J. Kruger, R. Mar- solek. A. Misun. ROW 3: C.Kysiak,D. McClellan, S. Kisley, J. Martindale, D. Maloney, L. LutzkeF. Mandlman. MISS HOLADA IIA ROW I: A. Schroeder M. Rom, M. Mueller, P. Roe, B. Prigen, Mim Holada. ROW 2: J. Seiy, J. Reck, P. Peters, J. Sabrowicz, M. Ronn- ebaum, P. Omelina. V. Przybyla. ROW 3; T. Pintaro, J. Molnar, G. Molnar, J. Schwellinger, C. Skrobis. MR. REINERIO IIA ROW I: D. Tomkiewicz, F. Vetrano, M. Stewart, E. Strzyzew- ski, R. Vargas, E. Tonar, D. Totka, D. Stankowski. ROW 2: J. Stark. A. Wyskochil, M. Strehlow, F. Wolf, L Van- delli, R. Wackowski, D. Watson. ROW 3: J. Stremski, R. Stranak, J. Ziolkowski, G. Walczak, J. Wilson, Mr. Reinerio. ROW 4: H. Stoetzel, R. Work.ng. er, T. WeinKold, C. Swann, £j. Wagner. 22 MISS HOLMAN IOA ROW I: M. Beaumont, H. Boland, C. Chmielewski, E. Dietrich, F. Downing, G. Adam- czyk, C. Bergmann. ROW 2: B. Behmke, J. Dehkat, D. Bartz, A. Brzenk, V. Crapitto, I. Anderson, S. Bible, N. Dorsch, A. Behlendorf. ROW 3: G. Burak, D. Brulz, R. Brekke, E. Athy, R. Barrett, R. Dorgay, Miss Holman. ROW A: J. Dega, O. Barutha, H. Sohier, J. Baranowski, R Bukowski. MISS SERFLEK IOA ROW I: B. Hertz, M. A. Grev- ning, D. Hepp, B. Gilhuber, M. A. Dretzka, R. Dretzka, J. Jani- cek, A. Gram bow, Miss Serf lek. ROW 2: A. Jozefacki, N. Hue- bner, B. Fibikar, P. Geiger, F. Gazdik, R. Eggers, R. Grzesk, B. Hammen, P. Gutsch, A. M. Furdek. ROW 3: J. Kisley, R. Horngren, R. Hart, G. Geyso, F. Jankowski. R. Greiner, J. Giles MR. MURPHY IOA ROW I: Mr. Murphy, Y. Kotke, J. Mason, L. Novocin, R. Neu- mann, D. Kobleski, P. Mahsem, L. McCabe, D. Lamping. ROW 2: D. Martins, Beatrice Momsen, Beverly Momsen, B. Klein, K. Kotke, T. Kroll, M. Ko- sc.elniak, I. Nagy, W. Myers. ROW 3: W. Miller, J. Malesza, D. Muyleart, A. Lundgren, J. Orlandini, T. Kuharski, T. Mc- Shane. MISS BOYD IOA ROW I: C Rotga, J. Strangle, E. Stevens, C. Rot , M. Rudityt, D. Skrobacki, J. Pintar, N. Pillar, L Sakale, Mitt Boyd. ROW 2: R. Popodi, L. Surmar, F. Suchartki, R. Schminalfanyg, S. Sukany, S. Reardon, D. Rytman, R. Ronnabaum, R. Rawtki. ROW 3: D. Rainar, L Stilat, D. Riack, J. Pandzich, J. Srnac, R Swan. MR. LISKA IOA ROW I: E. Vojvodich, M. Wain- hold, N. Tornaro, S. Szczeny, J. Vlcak, A. Tittle, L. Tomkiewicz. ROW 2: 0. Wolter, P. Thomat, B. Wendka, T. Szahnar, D. Wag- ner, P. Zalim, R. Vidal, D. Wol- ter, Mr. Liska. ROW 3: F. Szahnar, W. Wag- nar. D. Wilton, G. Wall, M. Wil- ke, P. Wal, V. Zatt, F. Wrazal, S. Sztukowtki. MR. MILINOVICH 9A ROW I: A. Couay, M. Brish, J. Bokowski, C. Adalhart, C. Bor- genzahn, P. Bartoszewicz, D. Czekalski, M. Barutha, Mr. Milino- vich. ROW 2: 0. Czeszynski, M. Co- cooate, D. Bohn, M. Butaro, M. Asan, B. Armstrong, C. Burak ROW 3: D. Couay, B. Butzlaff, J Cifaldi, R. Blanchetta, T. Bowa, L. Chovanec, G. Bartos- zawicz. ROW 4: G. Bast, R. Alaksy, R. Bernier, C. Clark, G. Bueckers. MR. OMEUNA9A ROW I: D. Fowlar, J. Furdek, J. Dambowski, A. Dank, C Grainke, C. Jacobson, M. Dadian, M- Duggan, F. Dubnick. ROW 2: W. Holicek, P. Gravning, P. Grochowski, A. Johnson, B. Diadarich, J. Grochowski, J. Gilbert, C. Flick, R. Gaidosh. ROW 3: J. Gressar, B. Haske, B. Faklar, N. Johnson, R. Dobr- zynski, M. Hasslink, R. Jeffary, J. Detart, C. Gagliano. MR. BAROCCI 9A ROW I: G. Kamossa, M. Krysiak, B. Kaufman, M. Kaufman B. Lukas, J. Kais, C. Lavandosky, K. Kressar, A. Kling, Mr. Barocci. ROW 2: W. Koch, V. Kalvin, B. Kadow, M. Krikalas, B. Kuszawski, J. Lang, S. Kroll, L. Kuka, M. Kasar, J. Lahrman, T. Kehoe. ROW 3: W. Klak, J. Krucky, E. Lang, S. Maslowski, B. Kruegar N. Keja, R. Kroska. ROW 4: A. Liska, W. Magnus, T. Malmberg, J. Kmiciak. 24 ROW I: M. Veriga, B. Totka, G. Suchocki, C. Siegel. G. Sel- berg, E. Stremski, J. Sheplcok. ROW 2: D. Zakovich, D. Whee- lock, E. Wofkinger, G. Wisniew- ski, A. Zaborski. M. Tetlileff, F Tamel, K. THornley. ROW 3: R. Stack. M. Sokolow- ski, D. Wicklaoder, E. Wagner, K. Wolf, S. Strbac, Miss Scanned. ROW 4: L-Van Roosenbeek, E. Zielke, R. Sodocinski, D. Slottke, N. Stark. MISS LEMCKE 9A ROW I: K. Mott. A. Polacek, J. Meyer, M. Migliaccio, J. Raketti, A. Mrnik, H. Nagy, ROW 2: Miss Lemcke, L .Prudlo, J. Me Ceigue, L. McFall, M. Peters, A. Pendxicb, A. Schabla, J. Santi. ROW 3: R. Meier, H. Meyer, R Moro, D. Plachinski, R. Pagels, E. Nowakowski, D. Schimidt, E. Pagels, W. Nessler. ROW 4: D. Radosta, S. Papa- Stefan, N. Schroeder, D. Miller D. Melcher. mor 25 'ames Milwaukee Journal Photo' eiterates GL ASSE! WHILl THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Wednesday. December 21, 1949 12 Pupils Gassed by Chlorine in Pipe Break at Cudahy High1 I'umes SweeD L Contagion Strikes 1SCUSS .ov uoo Ship Third Time isoners — ——■.. tan Pncifw rod orient liner Moot ! ;••••� that nt.Ml lap ,An- l( U t lrd uvttrrsli H' ram Clm, Fisted Pay $2.van FU-i-n� jn Says Wc 5 � Chills We il'tWPfr' • l a —v BnurdoSSK ' ft .A I _e. Mr M Mr� I soy Bm rd« SnC ft I Cudahy high school puiptt affected by chlorine . I tno hammert of tbe school Wedncaday. -� � - FI Hospital Releases ’ 12 Cudahy Pupils 68 Pages —Latest Edition! Fumes Sweep Gym and Pool as Girls Swiml Three Partly Overcome Are Dragged to Safety by Teacher; Speed; Aid Averts Tragedy ■• • 1, infer «1 of SMI K Rtfnn � r, i toilMtng AMtodtaA. wan making ad- Waunente to the rhtorbmlnr The !«•• V (he g rs 0m • ’ in' I ’ r I • � .r I • «t «rrtH I c. feet � 4. The pupil «e� to by « • • tor� to «• home for a few •■ � peW.gnl n' Pmetpkl a r. Hogu na d eehor DT. routine U lurk lo normal Than 'ungUar The gnttk 11 fin , tbe; boy. were «'(«vted whon the ponli an«i-1 i� t at a cMeeistfer buret, eeagin ; fume� Into the aw,naming |Wl an °t0 i Attempt boil S’! Robert Olehke tl route | Win-. (Oaaia R«i� d who arrived meernll ' mmutee art� toe fire «arieti ....I that be tned to get to the fcahv hy n • emnetif ng n Long tween window 1«. lew jtrUee. IS of � , ug tone lb dWftata rnugat f . M in n moment th� tMiie room Holland Ratifies � nen a I .Neighaoea ho tted a ladder _ n , . «tend floor Window but were d au .tgt KAlton ng to Go rr fh, lM n1-Bri Indonesian Pq The llecwr. . Baby Is Born in a Taxicab on the Way to the Hospital Brake Window Vr� ro The grandmother then taa out 110.« of the bonding and got a ladder the temperature Anti wbk-b aim pUeed agamet the back weathermen, make the window on tbe erroad alary. She neMta) war officially tbe shorten! i climbed the ladder and brake day of the y� nr but Thuradni mrki-a AaM x t 28 G. A. C. ROW I: J. Furdek, C. Ross, J. DembowJci, M. Tomski, S. Szczesny. A. Furdek. P. Omelina, E. Toner, R. Vargas, N. Furdek, P. Pecor, J. Croft. C- Lawenbowski, L. Kuke, B. Lukas, A. Dank, B. Kuszewski. ROW 2: K. Kresser, L. Tomkiewicz, B. Wandke, B. Gilhuber, A. Kling, T. Kroll, E. Dougharty, P. Duggan, A. Wyskochil. M. Beaumont, R. Vidal, P. Mabsam, R. Burdacki. ROW 3: N. Pillar, B. Fibikar, H. Nagy, M. Kosciel- niak.D. Skrobacki, P. Zalim, D. Langlois, B. Barnes, M. Weinhold. P. Lisowski, E. Strzyzewski, J. Behrndt. ROW 4: D. Fowler, J. Mayer, M. Peters, E. Workinger, B. Hammen, F. Downing, A. Behlendorf, P. Roe, E. Vojvodich, A. Brzank, C. Cbmielawski I. Nagy. ROW 5: Beatrice Momsen, J. Lawandowski, P- Peters, M. Ross, Beverly Momsem, M. Schmadl, M. Sukany, L. McFall, J. Lang, Miss Holada. ROW 6: B. Behmka, J. Kruger, B. Klein, D. Kaczmarek, G. Wisniewski, D. Totka, F. Wolf, M. Kralik, L.Vandelli, F. Vetrano, M. Ronnebaum, J. Sabrowicz. CHEERLEADERS ROW I: G. Adamczyk, B. Barnes, M. Krier, P. Mahsem. ROW 2: R. Hill, P. Omelina M. Drana, N. Furdek, W. Jabns. RADIO CLUB ROW I: D. Wolter, I. Nagy, M- Koscialniak, A. Schmidt, J. Klimek, H. Krikelas, D. Wicklandar. ROW 2: R. Greiner, E. Mrozinski, S. Sukany, D. Wolter, D. Wal, N. Szebrowicz, W. Armstrong, Mr. Harth. ROW 3: A. Tomka, R. Sobo- cinski, J. Molnar, J. Kisley, W. Wagner, L. Thompson. ROW A: S. Papastefan, J. Adams, H. Sohier, R. Larson, S. Feinberg. SR. Y-TEENS ROW I: J. Seiy, E. Strazyzew- ski, M Ronnebaum, M Ross, A. Pavlik, M. Sukany, V. Mrnik, R. Burdecki. ROW 2: C. Kuczmierowski, Y. Kotke, A Shroeder, L Huebner, I. Dronso, J. Bohrndt, J. Lukas, L. Kroll, L. Hryniewicki, Miss Holman. ROW 3: E. Madmg, T. Bartos- zowicz, D. Zagrodmck, B. Roe, D. Jursik, S. Bong, J. Hesselman, P. Koceja, M. Geyso, D.Tomkiewicz, L. Vendelli. ROW 4: L. Jagodzinski, P. Glowacki, M. Schmadl, M. A. Wolbert, M. Flynn, T. Maciona, F. Wolf, A- Misun, A. Weber. ROW 5: M. Strehlow, N. Furdek, J Reck, P. Peters, A. Gasior, A. Brhel. ROW 6: J. Craft, K. Driscoll, P. Pecor, R. Vargas, P. Omelina, E. Tonar, F. Sajdak, J. Sabrowicz, D. Stankowski, D. Totka. HOME WORKSHOP CLUB ROW I: L. Surmer, R. Rawski, R. Ronnebaum, J. Wilson. ROW 2: Mr. Barocci, R. Gey- so, R. Hart, J. Pendzich, C. Swann, D. Rainer. ARROWETTE ROW I: Miss Swett, P. Thom- as. R. Neuman, F. Dubnick, N. Pillar, B. Behmke, P. Mabsem, M. Dadian. ROW 2: J. Dunford, M. Kruclcv, G. Laird, F. Wolf, M. Flynn, N. Tornaro, M Ronnebaum, S. Bi- shop. ROW 3: E. Pagels, H. Krikelas, M. Wolbert, D. Langlois, P. Pe- cor, D. Lamping, J. Sabrowicz, M. Strehlow. ROW 4: W. Myers, J. Detert, M. Wilke, J. Molnar, J. Krikelas, T. Kunak. SPORTSMEN CLUB ROW I: J. Wilson, R. Mill. A. Schabla, K. Thorn ley, J. Cifaldi. ROW 2: T. Pintaro, A. Olkie- wicz, E. Mliner, .R Brekke, Mr. Barocci. ROW 3: R. Blanchette, J. Molnar, C. Swann. NOVELTY BAND ROW I: J. Rodziczak, S. Falbo, A. Wyskochil. ROW 2: D. Wolter, P. Downing, J. Dega, S. Parker. CHORUS ROW I: J. Sheplock, M. Krikelas, E. Stevens, B Butzlaff, E. Hilety, A. Denk, H. Boland, J. Mason, E. Dietrick, Miss Abraham, M. Dadian, D. Fowler, J. Furdek, L Ziebell, A. Schimidt, M. Mueller, I. Dronso, D. Czekalski,J. Raketti. ROW 2: G. Suchocki, B. Wandke, R Marsolekt Yvonne Kotke, M. Tetzloff, M. Butero, D.Skrobacki, M. Kasar, V. Crapitto, M. Beaumont, P. Gutsch, A. Zado-ski ROW 3: B. Behmke, K. Kre� ser, L. Chovanec, J. Delikat, B. Roe, P. Grochowski, P. Roe, D. Cieszy- nski, A. Kling, C. Adelhart, A. Polacek. ROW A: P. Bartoszewicz, D. Barrett, D. Mueller, J. Meyer, C. Levandosky, G. Adamczyk, J. Dam- bowski, L. McFall, J. Seiy, B. Ponchik, R. Burdecki, S. Kroll, M. Geyso, J. Jablonowski. ROW 5: S. Parke� , E Pagels, N. Schioeder, D- Bartz, C. Siegel, I. Anderson, M. Weinhold, M. Peteis, K. Mott, J. Lang, G. Bartoszewicz, A. Pendzich, G. Selber, W. Anderson. ROW 6: C. Swann, T. Kunak, R Workinger.E. Carlson, J. Grosser, R. Larson, R. Mart, R. Moover, G. Blanchette, R. Morngren, C. Braxel, T. Pintaro. ARROW ROW I: Mies Mu«H«r, R. Neu- mann, B. Klain, J. Klimek, M. Flynn, J. Flynn. ROW 2: M. Wilke, D. Skro- backi, M. Ross, W. Myers. ROW 3: C. Swann, J. Dega, A. Kunak. LIBRARY ROUND TABLE ROW I: E. Benston, P. Thomas, R. Neuman, E. Dugan, J. Seiy. ROW 2: J. Rodziczak, D. Lang- lois, H. Krikelas, J. Klimek, A. Schmidt, Miss Walsh. JR. Y-TEENS ROW I: A. Tittle,C. Chmielewski, M. Migliaccio, M. Krikelas, J. Sheplock, B. Lukas, J. Raketti, K. Kresser, R. Dretzka. ROW 2: Miss Beede, Y. Kotke, M. Kasar, I. Anderson, N. Boland V. Crapitto, A. Brzenk, P. Geiger( D. Kobleski. ROW 3: B. Wandke. D. Wagner. A. Zaborski, P. Gutsch, A. Pola- cek. C. Adelhart, D. Skrobacki. ROW 4: B. Hartz, N. Heubner, J. Gildert, A. Pendzich, B. Kuszewski, L. Chovanec, J. Lang, S. Kroll. ROW 5: T. Szehner, G. Suchocki. E. Stevens, J. Grochowski, J. Stranak, J. Vlcek, K. Kotke, A. Mrnik. 32 BAND ROW I: L. Hryniewicki, B. Kus- zewski, A. M. Furdek, J. Dega B. Kaufman, M. T. Kaufman, Mr. S. Falbo. ROW 2: N. Pill.r, M. Ros� , T, Maciona, D. Wicklander, D. Wol- ter, J. Rodziczalc. ROW 3: J. Detert, A. Wyskochil. B. Lukas, K. Thornlay, S Bible, B. Armstrong, W. Holicak. ROW 4: F. Jankowski, J. Gal- braith, D. Woltar, E. Athy, B. Koch, P. Scianni. JR. RED CROSS COUNCIL ROW I: B.Gilhubar, E. Dietrich, E. Benston, M. Koscielniak, C. Sobocinski, Miss Gatzin. ROW 2: D.Skrobacki, A.Gram- bow, I. Nagy, A. Josafacki, P. Gutsch, S. Bong, J. Janicek. CO-ED CLUB ROW I: J. Stranak, L. Kroll, M. Moyer, P. Wendell, J. Lukas, M. Sukany, D. Zagrodink, ROW 2: Miss Lemcke, C. Kucz- mierowski, E. Stevens, S. Bishop� C. Adelhart, A. Polacek, J Pinter. ROW 3: D. Kaczmarek, I, Hajduch, A. Grembow, J. Drexler. B. J. Dienert, M. A. Kraiik, K. Drexler. ROW 4: M. A. Wolbert. M. Ruditys, J. Reck, F. Vetrano, D. Stan- kowski, J. Lewandowski, J. Kruger. DRAMATIC CLUB ROW I J.Delbovo, A. M. Furdek, B. Barn� , C. Munia, J. Jablonow- ski, G. Tonar, J. Dai I ay, G. Adamcyzk, C. Bergman. ROW 2: R. Hill, A. Schroadar, P. Roa, I. Dronso, M. Beaumont, K. Krassar, M. Dadian. ROW 3: M. A. Gravning, J. Rodziczak, B. Roa, D. Jur ik, V. Crapitto, M. Gayso, A. Behlen- dorf. ROW A: L.Lutzka, C. Miller, W. Parker. CAMERA CLUB ROW I: R. Greiner T. Karpinski, W. Mayers, D. Wolter, M. Sokol- owski, S. Sukany. ROW 2: L. Lezala, M. Wilke, R. Wagner, R. Horngran, N. Schroadar. ROW 3: R. Jones, J. Orlandini, L. Stilas, R. Weckowski, R. Swan, Mr. Goka. PROJECTOR'S CLUB ROW I: B. Haske, R. Greiner, F. Gazdik, R. Gaidosh, A. Schabla, Ed. Wagner. ROW 2: R. Dorgay, R. Groch- owski, A. Gresser, R. Alaksy Mr. McLimans. ROW 3: J. Wdowczyk, J. Adams. J. Dega, J. Molnar, E. Zielke, L. Lezala, W. Magnus. 33 34 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW l:R. Burdecki, P. Mahsem, F. Sajdak, L. Jagodzinski, D. Jursik, I. Dronso. ROW 2: N. Pillar, A. Brzenk. M. Krikelas, J. Klimek, M. Strehlow, B. Roe, B. Dienert, Mr. Liska. ROW 3: N. Szabrowicz, J. Molnar, R. Hingiss, J. Adams, J. Krikelas, R. Horngren, D. Wilson, F.Wrazel. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: P. Roe, B. Roe, J.Seiy, E. Dugan, E. Benston, M. Stewart, I. Dronso. ROW 2: L. Ziebell, A. Schmidt, B. Dietert, J. Klimek, D. Jursik, J. Rodziczak, Miss Holman. ROW 3: J. Krikelas, M. Strehlow, S. Mandlman, D. Langiois, J. Molnor, F. Sajdak. QUILL and SCROLL ROW I: J. Klimek, E. Wenner- scheidt, M. Krucky. ROW 2: D. Langiois, J. Krikelas, M. Wolbert, H. Krikelas, Miss Scannell. 1950 — King Red Fowler and Queen Marion Strehlow 1950 JUNIOR PROM Amid lollypops and candy canes, King Ronald Fowler and Queen Marion Strehlow led the dancers in the Grand March. Girls in bonbon colored dresses and their escorts danced dream- ily to the sweet strains of Richard Kent's music. For the 1950 Junior Prom the gym was transformed into wonderful Candy Lane.” I I JUNIOR PROM A tropical moon, a sleepy lagoon, and two hearts in tune; The Junior Prom with its appropriate theme, Blue Hawaii was held May 20, 1949. Queen Fran Sajdak and king Gerald Bowe and many others danced dreamily to the soft strains of Richard Kents’ orchestra. Yes, the time seemed to go all too quickly as happy prom-goers reluctantly left the magical paradise of Blue Hawaii. 36 ■ 1950 King Bob Nessler and Queen Lorraine Kroll ; hop 1950 SENIOR MOP The gym took on the atmosphere of a Gypsy Tea Room. In a quaint caravan, there's a lady they call the Gypsy. She can look in the future and drive away all your fears . . Although not a real Gypsy, the fortune teller at the Senior Hop delighted King Robert Nessler and Queen Lorraine Kroll and all their loyal subjects with her forcasts. PLAYS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class Play, A Little Honey,” took place May 3rd ■ 4th. The Minton family was trying to get Diana [Betty Buschauer] who was interested in cars and the stock market, married to Tom Corning [Tony Kisleyl. Each member of the family used a different approach with very little success. Little sister Scoots [Iris Dronsoj provided many hilarious moments with her frogs and dogs. As the last act neared the end, Diana found that Tom was more interesting than either cars or the stock market, so he proposed and they lived happily ever after. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Thrills and Chills” might have appropriately been the name of the Senior Class Play, One Mad Night.” Mr. Dan Cutter,a playwrite portrayed by Ralph Hingiss, came to the Cutter mansion with an idea of having peace and quiet, but his composure was severly interrupted by a group of lunatics, who caused him no end of trouble. Charles Miller in his portrayal of Mr. Hyde had the aud- ence in suspense every minute that he was on the stage. [ [ [ [ I [ t FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Once again this season the Cudahy High Football team lined up to their reputation as the Giant Killers.” Starting off their season comparatively slowly fighting to a tie with Nathan Hale, they again got in the band wagon and began riding for the top. Taking game after game, our hopes of championship kindled from a spark to a flame. Then disaster struck in the form of West Milwaukee. Either we were off or they were play- ing over their heads, but whatever the cause, they beat us in the surprise upset of the season. After that game we dug in harder and beat both Wauwatosa and Whitefish Bay, the two other title contenders. With the heart breaking defeat by West Milwaukee our hopes of championship were de- stroyed, and at the end of the season Whitefish Bay in first and Cudahy second place. Although we had hoped for first this season, at least we can feel sure that next season we have a good chance for the fitting word champs. ALL SUBURBAN w R. Cheke M. Zemplinski R. Nessler R. howler FOOTBALL OPPONENT Shorewood West Allis Central West Allis Hale West Milwaukee South Milwaukee Whitefish Bay Wauwatosa Waukesha SCORES CUDAHY n M 'ln III in e G. Bowe 41 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW I: Mf Woorfel, E. Nowakowski, G. Nadolny, L. Van- Roosenbeek, G. Best, J. Lehrman, L. Culver, N. Gresser ROW 2: W. Klak, D. Plachmski, K. Thornley, J. Cifald., T. BoWe R. Moro, E. Lang, J. Krucky. ROW 3: W. Koch, S. Papastefan, R. Kroske, W. Nessler, R Jeffery, J. Kmieciak, R. Sobocmski, G. Burak, D. Schmidt. 42 B” TEAM FOOTBALL ROW I: S. Sztukowski, A. Ki ley, G. Burak, R. Bukowtki, J. Srnec, J. Martindale, D. Brulz, D. Rytman, Mr. Harth. ROW 2: T. McShane, J. Stremski, A. Barutha, V. Culver, R. Wackowski, G. Molnar, V. Zess, R. Wagner, D. Riek, H. Stoeuel. ROW 3: B. Van Roosenbeek, S. Reardon, C. Skrobis, J. Schwellinger, F. Kowalowsk., C. Blmka, J. Giles, R. Schimelfenyg, G. Geyso. I I [ I I t L I I I I I I I I I VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I: R. Nessler, M. Zemplinski, John Drana, G. Bowa, K. Landgraf, S. Sztukowcki, B. Pizur. ROW 2: Mr- Omelina, A. Janikowski, J. Radke, R. Choke, R. Meerschaert, M. Shaken, Joe Drana. R. Cheke K. LandgraF m, % • . ?; John Drana M. Sheben R. Meerschaert B” TEAM BASKETBALL ROW I: S. Kisley, A. Barutha, T. Paul, R. Hoover J. Stremak., J. Adams. ROW 2: C. Skrobis, F. Kowalowaki, J. Pendzich, A. Kislay Mr. Harth. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL ROW I: W. Klak, R. Jeffery, T. Bowe, E Zialka, J. Lahrman, J. Cifaldi, W. Nasslar. ROW 2: D. Wicklander, K. Thornlay, W. Haska, M. Sokolowski, W. Holicak, F. Tamal, Mr. Me Limans. SWIMMING TEAM ROW I: O. Dittrich, J. Scaffidi, S. Reardon, J. Dittrich, B. Van Roosenbeek, S. Parker. ROW 2: R. Hart, W. Brown, R. Schade, W. Vatter, S. Feinberg. 45 TRACK TEAM ROW I; G. Burak, W. Vetter, S. Parker, R. Nessler, J. Dittrich, R. Romich, R. Feely, Mr- Omelina. ROW 2: B. Brown, D. Wicklander, B. Pizer, W. Jahns, C. Miller, R. Butzlaff, O. Dittrich, Mr. Harth. ROW 3: R. Kroske, R. Hoover, D. Brulz, R. Jeffery, F. Scianni, J. Cifaldi, E. Zielke. ROW 3: J. Kmieciak, F. Schlueter, W. Nessler, J. Lehrman, R. Fowler, T. Weinhold, S. Bzdusek. ROW 5: S. Macak, G. Nadolny, J. Kisly, A. Mijokovic, T. McShene, R. Cheke, J. Radke, T. Paul. r r [ t ' 1 ' ROW I: G. Bowe, D. Rytman, M. Betz, R. Wackowski,C. Skrobis. ROW 2: J. Drana, J. Adams, J. Malesza, M. Sheben, N, Tichkowski, Mr. Seeger. ROW I: T. Bowe,S. Sztukowski, W. Koch, J. Stremski. ROW 2: M. Wilke, A. Janikowski, R. Meerschaert, R- Dobrzynski, Mr. Woerfel. 46 BALLET NEPTUNE'S KINGDOM The most beautiful water spectacle to be seen in Cudahy High School , was presented on Friday Evening, April 14. The girls of the cast wrote, directed, and produced their own ballet called Neptunes Kingdom, with the help of Miss Janet Holada. It took one down into the court of gayly colored sea-weed and a pearl throne upon which they placed a royal King. To the strains of Sleepy Lagoon, Deep Purple, and Indian Love Call, the graceful swim- mers left us in an en- chanted wodd. M7 GIRLS’ SPORTS ' • v- v S V ft ' -v V ? ' ■ ? % ; ■ S? ,r Vx - __ ■•- _.: '- -= -V 3 Vs