Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1952 volume:

CUDAHY HIGH SCHOOL Webster defines that gift of education which gives value where it is due, suitable foresight”. We know it as the proper perspective”. In order to cope with the complex world of today, young people need to start out with a definite idea of proper values. Cudahy High School has taught us how to grasp and weigh our problems, and the opportunity of exercising our foresight” is before us in the year 1952. ADVISORS MR. MURPHY Business MR. WOERFEL Printing MR. GOKE Photography MISS BURKE Editing ARROW STAFF W. MYERS, C. JAHN Cl IMANN J. MASON, R. NEUMANN Co-editoj D. LAMPING MISS BURKE R. HASKE Art editoP AdvisJ Art sta I I PRINTING STAFF Mr. Woerfel, R. Buerger, R. Wagner, R. Litkowiec, L. Wegerbauer, J. Ronnebaum. I I I I I I Mr. L. Barocci Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop, Sportsman's Club, Moma Work Shop Mr. F. Creeron English, Guidance, Attendance Mr. S. Hoffmann Physical Education, Science, Track, B-Team Football, B-Team Basketball Mi M. B choff English, Family Relations Dramatic Club, Forensics, Junior Class Play Mitt E. Beede Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Senior Class Play. Jr- Y- Teens, General Business Mr. S. Falbo Mi J. Getxin Band Clothing, Foods, Jr. Red Cross Mi A. Holman United States History, National Honor Society, Sr. Y Teens Mi M. Burke Art, English, Arrow Mr. A. Greco Biolcgy, Sr. Class Play Mr. V. Liska Geography, World History, American- Government, Social- Problems, Student- 1 -l Mr. N. Milinovich Machine Shop, Drivers Education, Volleyball, Varsity Football 1 1 Mr. J. Reinerio General Business, Bookkeeping Mi D. Walch Library Round Table. Librarian Miss M. Nelson Mr. C. McLimans Manual Training, Visual Education, Wood shop, Cross Country, Track, Freshman Basketball Mr. J. Perrero Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Radio- Science Club Mi E. Serflek Geometry, Practical- Mathmatics, Jr. Class- Play Mr . D. Melby Foods, Clothing Mr. D. Pockat Biology, General Science, Mi-Y Mis B. Swett English, Arrowett Ouill Cr Scroll BERNARD E. HOGUE JOHN E- J°NES Principal Superintendent 6 SCHOOL BOARD R. Cassidy, S Millar, H. Martindala, H. Brinza, W. Lawlar, P. Banlca, J. Jonas, A. Jahn ARROW CLUB ROW I: Mr. Murphy, J. Mason, R. Neumann, J. Dorsch, C. Ropicky, F. Roskoski, F. Downing, B Brewer, D. Lamping, I. Sekale, Miss Burke. ROW 2: H. Meyer, W. Meyers, M. Wilke, R. Wagner, R. Kuss, M. Gravning, E. Stevens, N. Tornaro, L. McCabe, I. Nagy. ROW 3: E. Wagner, R. Litkowiec, J. Dittrich, G. Geyso, F. Schlueter, G. Van Eimeren, R. Haske, S. Sukany ARROWETTE ROW I: C. Siegel, J. Burnside, J. Sheplock, P. Mahsem, H. Boland, P. Wall, P. Geiger, Miss Swett. ROW 2: W. Myer, D. Wagner, P. Thomas, J. Delikat, G. Suchocki, M. Dadian, N. Pillar, M. Gaz- dik. ROW 3: S. Papastefan, R. Sobocinski, J. Lang P. Gutsch, M. Krikelas, R. Romanowski, F. Schlue- ter, W. Holicek. ' I I I I [ [ ' ( [ [ t BAND ROW I: R. Magnus, B. Heider, J. Bockay, C. Jurstk, Mr. Falbo. ROW 2: P. Durand, N. Pillar, J. Swan, B. Kus- zewski, M. Dadian, C. Gasper. ROW 3: F. Maciono, C. Jahn, J. Detert, E. Woh- lust, David Wolter, Donald Wolter. ROW A: N. Johnson, D. Mulock, J. Manka,.C Borman, W. Koch. ROW 5: D. Delbovo, G. Unglaub, D. Miller. K. Varsik, J. Burns, W, Thomas. 8 CAMERA CLUB ROW I: W. Meyers, J. Ronnebaum, N. Schroeder, D. Wolter, R. Haske, D. Wolter. ROW 2: H. Meyer, M. Urinke, R. Kuss, F. Schlue ter, D. Plachinski, R. Ronnebaum, Mr. Goke. ROW 3: J. Dittrich, M. Wilke. G. Geyso, J. Mik- olay, S. Sukeny, J. Orlandini, W. Holicek. CHEERLEADERS ROW I: M. Krikelas, P. Mahsem, B. Lukas, M. Miller, Miss Mabie. ROW 2: D. Fowler, S. Feely, R. Haske, J. Lang, G. Adamczyk. CO-ED ROW I: J. Grochowski, E. Stevens, J. Dembow- $ki, R. Wanta, M. Tetzlaff, B. Wanta. D. Couey, A. Polacek, C Adelhert, J. Raketti, M.ss Lemcke. ROW 2: M. Migliaccio, R. Magnus, G. Durand, J. Weiss, K. Nelson, E. Wood, L. Griffin, D. Hertz, E. Krajnak, C. Levandosky. ROW 3: M. Gozdik, K. Mott, L. McFall, M. Co- conate, G. Downing, S. Kroll, J. Dorsch. ROW 4: M. Komberec, C. Gasper, N. Weckow- ski, A. Royek, A. Grambow, A. Mrnik, M. Peters, P. Durand. 9 DRAMATIC CLUB ROW I: J. Dittrich, M. Wilke, D. Mulock, R. Ro- manowski, P. Well, N. Boettner, Mis Bischoff. G. A. C. ROW I: A. Tittle, L. Novocm, J. Toczolowski, L. Meng, M. Reap, J. LePrell, C. Wendell, E. Tom- kiewicz, K. Krester, M. Daoien, B. Lukas, N. Pillar. ROW 2: D. Fowler, J. Furdek, B. Tonar, L Na- dolny, B. Czeszynski, J. Grochowski, P. Tornow, M. Brophey, C. Smith, C. Erdman, A. Mann, G. Dur- and, B. Dziadowicz, R. Grochowski, N. Boettner, Miss Mabie. ROW 3: S. McParlend, M. Leskowski, M. Libow- ski, R. Magnus, D. Olejnik, J. Egner, J. Lehor, B. Komassa, N. Dziadowicz, J. Swan, J. Budzien, N. Brown, C. Huebner, I. Nagy. ROW 4: B. Behmke, J. Fowler, M. Miller, B. Elliott, F. Malicki, J. Manka, G. Kotke, J. Meer- shaert, D. Kotke, M. Machak, M. Stankowski, A. Kinski, P. Dziabkowski, S. Pratt, B. Venus, H. Nagy, M. Tittle, B. Gilhuber, C. Borgenzahn, E. KaCzmarek. ROW 5: A. Eggers, N. Wackowski, B. McLaugh- lin, B. Libowski, C. Ropicky, F. Roskowski, B. She- ben, J. Albrecht, J. Ragan, M. Rymer, J. Ken- nedy, M. Littman. ROW 6: M. Greiner, C. Wehrman, B. Momsen, E. Vojvodich, N. Johnson, V. Hastert, C. Dobrzynski, C. Karen, N. Sawchuk, R. Romanowski, S. Feely, K. Becker, N. Pitrowski. GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW I: D. Libassi, N. Boettner, M. Libowski, S. McParland, H. Boland, M. Laskowski, B. Mulock, B. Rice, E. Tomkiewicz, Miss Nelson. ROW 2: L. Mang, D. Spaar, P. Babiec. C. Hill, M. Miller, J. Fowler, C. Erdman, C. Borgenzahn. ROW 3: M. Barutha, P. Mahsem, C. Betz, E. Kaczmarek, B. Venus, B. Libowski, J. Kennedy, M. Rymer. ROW 4: A. Royek, J. Deliket, B. Butzlaff, B. Gilhuber, J. Grochowski, B. Momsen, C. Carron, N. Brown. ROW 5: M. Littmann, P. Bartoszewicz,, J. Re. gan, S. Feely, M. Bishop, K. Becker, G. Bartosze- wicz, B. Behmke. 10 Hl-Y ROW I: C. Gagliano, E. Whalen, W. Schmadl, P. Rich, Mr. Pockat. ROW 2: M. Wilke, J. Orlendini, J. Jones, J. Keller, R. Kuss. ROW 3: J. Dittrich, T. McShane, A. Gooder, G Geyso. ] 1 1 HOME WORKSHOP CLUB 1 ROW I: R. Riedel, J. MeCaigue, R. Toman, F. _ m Maciona, F. Gazdik, J. Michelets. ROW 2: D. Klopp, J. Dittrich, G. Geyso, R. 1 Greiner, R. Eggers, Mr. Barocci ROW 3: D. Miller, R. Brekke, E. Athy, S. Lichucki 1 ] 1 JR. RED CROSS COUNCIL ROW I; Miss Getzin, B. Behmke, N. Pillar ft. Grochowski, M. Koscielniak, C. Jursik. ROW 2: C. Gasper, M. Gazdik, R. Magnus. I. Nagy, M. Kisley, E. Workinger. JR. Y-TEENS HOW I: J. Fowler, G. Downing, J. Dorsch, A Mahn, N. Jahns, M. Miller, J. Budzien, N. Brown. HOW 2: B. Komasse, M. MecKelc, D. Hertz, C- Carton, C. Burman, D. Goryl, Miss Beede. ROW 3: G. Kotke, J. Manke, J. Meerschert, B. Venus, J. Egner, J. Lehor, B. Magnus. ROW 4: J. Albrecht, C. Wehrman, E. Kazmarek, V. Hastert, S. Feely, B. Libowski. L I LIBRARY ROUND TABLE r ROW I: R. Neumann, H. Boland, H. Nagy, R. I Romanowski, P. Wall. ROW 2: A. Zaborski, P. Thomas, D. Spaar, Miss - Welch. ROW 3: E. Workinger, M. Krikelas, J. Lang. I I t MIXED CHORUS ROW I: M. Czechorski, M. Berutha, B. Komasse. B. Wandke, P. Thomas, D. Alexander, B. Klein - schmidt, J. Mason, C. Ropicky, Miss Nelson. ROW 2: A. Kinske, S. Pratt, D. Bohn, M. Stan- kowski, L. Nadolny, R. Romanowski, B. Toner, R. Grochowski, N. Fakle� . ROW 3: G. Kotke, F. Malick., B. Brower, J- Budzien, J. Bukowski, M. Malony, C. Huebner, D- Be I sky, J. Toczolowski, M. Peters. ROW 4: A. Goreck� , G. Alynik, D. Couey, B. acek, C. Wehrman, J. Thomka, C. Adalbert, P. Wall B. Stiles, C. McCall. ROW 5: J. Sheridan P. Maro, R. Belsky, J. Dit- trich, J. Orlandini, R. Jeffery, R. Baldwin, G Pender, E. Kaczmarek. 1 ’ 1 1 1 I I I I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: P. Mahsem W. Bqland, N. Pillar, Sheplock, R. Neuman, T. Kroil. ROW 2: P. Thomas, P. Gutsch, M. Krikeles, Mrnik, G. Wisniewski. ROW 3: Miss Holman, J. Delikat, P. Geiger, Lang, R. Sobocynski, W. Myers. ROW 4: J. Dittrich, R. Horngren, D. Wilson. J. A J. PROJECTOR'S CLUB ROW I . F. Mahsem, L. Culver, P. Maro, G. Van Eimeren, L. Peterson, J. Van Eimeren, T. Butzlaff, P. Rich, Mr. McLimans. ROW 2: F. Gazdik, R. Litkowiec, W. Stiles, T. Krawcxyk, L. Lezala, D. Scaffidi, S. Lichucki. QUILL 5- SCROLL Miss Swett, P. Mahsem, P. Geiger, J. Delikat. 13 RADIO SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: D. Bartr, T. Kroll, M. Koscielniak, P Mahsem, P. Thomas. ROW 2: P. Gravning, K. Thomley, R. Sobocinski, M. W.lke, J. Detert. ROW 3: w. Myers, R. Heuer, D. Wal, R. Horn- gran, Mr. Parrero. SR. Y-TEENS ROW I: B. Behmke, N. Pillar, J. Grochowski, B. Gilhubar, C. Borgenzahn, J. Mason, L. Novocin, M. Butero, C. Levandosky, S. Kroll. ROW 2: M. Migliaccio, B. Butzlaff, P. Ge ger, G. Adamczyk, L. McFall, M. Coconate, B. Lukas, B. Sheben, K. Kresser. ROW 3: C. Siegel, J. Sheplock, E. Stremski, J. Gilbert, L. Cbovanec, G. Bartoszewicz, A. Pola- cek, C. Adelhart, D. Coueyt J. Burnside. ROW A: J. Bukowski, M. Barutha, P. Grochow- ski, A. Mrnik, D. Czeszynski, A. Zaborski, D. Bohn J. Pinter, B. Hertz, Miss Holman. ROW 5: T. Kroll, D. Bartz, K. Kotke, M. Barutha� M. Koscieiniak, J. Delikat, B. Wanta, A. Brzenk J. Lang, K. Mott, D. Fowler. ROW 6: A. Grambow, V. Crapitto, E. Workinger, S. Flag!, G. Wisniewski. SPORTSMAN'S CLUB ROW l:R. Brekke, R. Toman, F. Maciona, T. Don- ahue, E. Nagy, F. Scianni, L Polecek, E. Lang. ROW 2: D. Radosta, R. Fox, L. Gresser, J. Burns, J■ Ruditys, R. Pinter, Mr. Barocci,L Mayotte. ROW 3: J. Dittrich, T. McShane, A. Schabla.R. Sobocinske. D. Melcher, T.Mlinar, J. Kmieciak. 14 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I: B. Butzlaff, R. Grochowski, B. McLaugh- lin, K. Nalcon, L. McPell, M. Oad.an, P. Wall, Mr. Liske. ROW 2: L. Nadolny, G. Suchocki, K. Mott, J. Sheplock, M. Knkelas, N. Pillar, 0. Alexander, J Mason. ROW 3: D. Wilson, D. Sceffidi, R. Horngren, M Wilke, R. Jeffery. J. Dittrich, P. Geiger, M. Kisley. AOAR.D (OINVeRS SEATED: P. Mahsecn - Girl's Service Award, J. Mason - Social Studies Award, H. Boland - Elks Charter Award. ROW 2: T. Kroll - Valedictorian, Readers Digest Award, P. Gei- ger - D A. R. Good Citizenship Award, D. Hepp - Achievement A- ward, P. Gutsch - Salutatorian, Commercial Award, A. Brzenk - Home Economics Award, V. Crapitto - Vocal Music Award. ROW 3: W. Meyers - Boy's Service Award, Elks Charter Club Award, Bosch and Lomb Science Award, R. Ropicky-lndustrial Arts Award, J. Dittrich- W Award, G. Geyso-Konwinski Swea- ter Award, D. Wolter-instrumental Music Award. 15 1951 - King Jesse and Queen Marolin 1952 - King Jim and Queen Margie JUNIOR PROM 1952 The evening of May 10 turned the gym into a land of Pink Fantasy '. King Jim Lehrman aud Queen Margie Krikelas, led the dreamy dancers to the soft strains of Richard Kent’s orchestra. Among the top hats, gloves, and cocktail glasses, the royal couple led the grand march in all their regal splendor closing the pages on another unforgettable prom at C. H. S. PROMS JUNIOR PROM 1951 Remember that one special day in May? Yes, our Jr. Prom, May 12, 1951 Think back and the first thing you think of is how nervous you were when it was time to dress; then getting into the car so carefully as not to wrinkle your evening clothes. How you sighed as you entered the gym! Remember how our decorations of white and blue paper and our pillars worked together to produce our theme? Stairway to the Stars. Dreamy wasn’t it. Oh yes, and getting the pictures taken, not knowing where or how to stand? And don’t forget the soph- isticated rhythm of Richard Kent's orchestra. King Jesse Jones and Queen Marolin Koscielniak and court led the grand march. How proud you were as you danced that last dreamy dance. Then the feast came; where did you eat? Oh—I'll never forget -it — it was the most unforgettable place. After that you rode around in your limousine like Kings and Queens watching the sun rise. Later some of us left the others and parted for home or went out for breakfast. Maybe a lot of this is quite dim in your minds, but the hours spent like minutes at our prom will never be forgotten—ever! 1952 - Hop Queen Theresa and King Vernon SENIOR HOP 1952 March 7, turned the study hall into a replica of the streets of New Orleans. Reigning over the Mardi Gras was Queen Theresa Kroll and King Vernon Zess. Amid the gay streamers, balloons, and confetti, the combo of Richard Kent led the dancers into the spirit of Mardi Gras” and the evening ended all too soon for the happy couples. ■Pigtail Day Royalty Dick Haske and Edie Stevens PIG TAIL DAY On Oct. 24, C. H. S. was again the set- ting for the annual Pig Tail Day . Amid the buttons and bowes we found Dick Haske and Edie Stevens reigning as King 'and Qu- een over the festivities held that evenina in the gym. Remember Seniors? Fun wasn't it? It all began with the ringing of “Ye Old School Bell.” The kiddies filled up the stairs .and poured onto the first, second, and third floor corridors dressed in all kinds of clothes. What ever you wore you couldn't miss the panta- loons. How can anyone forget Julian Orlan- dini with his getup of an old lamplighter, or Mary Gravning with her red and blue susp- enders, slightly flowered here and there. Did you notice Donna Hepp and her partner the giraffe? She held it in her arms most of the time. The day was complete with activities. Be- fore each class, a group would gather under the clock on the second floor fora short game of Ring Around The Rosie. At noon the sen- iors gathered in front of the school to take pictures. Between the cameras, the games, and the refreshments served later in the evening, the night ended for the Kid- '7 Crowning by Traditional Address JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Standing — J. Burnside, E. Wohlust, R. Janicelc, B. Lukas, M. Krikelas, W. Holicek, Me Fa 11, K. Wolf. Seated — M.'Kisley, B. Butzlaff, J. Sheplock. SR. CLASS PLAY The Seniors will long remember Aunt Tillie Goes To Town”, the hil- arious comedy produced Feb. 21-22. The play took place at Aunt Tillie's country home. Aunt Tillie was port- rayed by Irene Nagy who hated all men. Her maid, Lucinda, was played by Audrey Grambow. Donna Hepp played the part of Pamela, Tillie's niece. She announced her engage- ment to Mervin Tucker, played John Drittrich, but there was quite a mix- ed up affair between Pamela, Mer- vin and Ronald Howland, portrayed by Richard Eggers, who was Mervin's buddy. Richard Haske played the pa- rt of the Chinese cook, Charlie One Lung. Lizzie Parsons a novelist was played by Mary Anne Gravning. Dr. Hattie Bing, the chiropractor was por- trayed by Pat Mahsem. Pat Thomas, played the part of Ellen Neeland, who appeared very suddenly and mysterio- usly. Mrs. Tucker was played by Helen Boland and Luther Lorrimer by Charles Jahn. Mr. A. Greco directed the three act farce. PLAYS JR. CLASS PLAY Fog Island” was the Junior's cho- ice this year for the Jr. Class Play. The three act play, which was full of suspense, was given Thursday and Friday November 15 and 16. The entire action occured on one September night in the living room of an old house on Fog Island. The story concerned six young girls mar- ooned on an island. While at the ho- use exciting things happened. Mrs. Williams, played by Judy Burnside, was astern woman of fifty. Mr. Will- iams, played by Earl Wohlust, a tall sinister man. Brock, portrayed by Ken Wolf, was a suave crook. There was a love affair going on between Jerry Martin, played by Bill Holicek, and Prisilla Ralston, played by Margie Krikelas. Sheriff Doolittle was portrayed by Bob Janicek. The girls marooned on the island were Margy O'Laughlin, played by Joan Sheplock. Hazel Sommers was port- rayed by Martina Kisley, Anne Wick- cliffe was played by Barbara Butz- |aff, and Maurine Gardner was played by Barbara Lukas. The play was under the direction of Miss Bischoff and Miss Serflek. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Standing — C. Jahn, P. Mahsem, J. Dittrich, D. Hepp, M. Gravning, A. Grambow, R. Haske. Seated — P. Thomas, H. Boland, R. Eggers, I. Nagy. 19 Mutt- TusV-Pobios - OH H H TOM| HfVDOQ itfaj-i He� W9 , ... r i (PHOTO COURTESY) Head Coach Kukor, Assistant Coach Benka, and Line v-oacn Th« aterpriae Pr t. Milinovich watch the Packer's roll over West Milwaukee, 23 - 0, on October 19, 1951. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: G. Moro, W. Ne«ler, L Ramei, D. Brulz, R. Schimelfenyg, R. Lueck, R. Miller, D. Momten, K. Varaik. ROW 2: A. Brinze, P. Schlueter, T. Bowe, G. Bentz, G. Unglaub, R. Dungan, R. Jeffery, J. Lehr- man, D. Rytman, R. Sanger, D. Dailey, L. Prevedel. ROW 3: J. Dittrich, G. Geyso, R. Payne, A. Goodar, T. McShana, J. Banka, E. Zielke, V. Zen, T. Powlar, W. Lawandowski, A. Grzesk. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW I: Mr. Woerfal, R. Buerger R. Machak, R. Groh, J. Sheridan, A. Wieczorek, R. Belsky, K. Parrel. ROW 2: L Scianni, R. Sakale, R. Baldwin, P. Peker, G. Dittrich, D. Borkowicz. R. Mezydlo, D. Spies. ROW 3: P. Caruso, R. Wyskochil, J. Hesslmen, J .Karweik, L. Grosser G. Halverson. B” TEAM FOOTBALL ROW- I: K. Cecot, D. Plachinski, R. Ciezk., J. Krucky, J. Michelets, K. Wagner. ROW 2: R. Rytman, K. Varsik, L. Culver, E. Nowakowski, D. Miller, A. Greszk. ROW 3: Mr. Hoffmann, R. Thomas. L. Wegebauer, A. Wieczorek, R. Carron, R. Heuer, D. Scaffidi. SCORE BOARD 1951 Cudahy 9 Wauwatosa 25 Cudahy 0 Waukesha 20 Cudahy 0 Shorewood 20 Cudahy 0 W. A. Central 13 Cudahy 0 W. A. Hale 20 Cudahy 23 W. Milwaukee 0 Cudahy 27 S. Milwaukee 6 1. Lewandowski, W, 2. Lehrman, J. 3. Zielke, E. 4. Benka, J. 5. Gooder, A. ROW I. T. McShane, G. Unglaub, G. Bentz, F. Schlueter, R. Thomas, W. Lewandowski. ROW 2. J. Geyso, J. lehrman, A. Gooder, E. Zielke, J. Benka, L. Gawlak, Mr. Benka, E. Whalen. 25 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW I: P. Caruso, R. Sakale, A. Wieczorek, D. Spies, R. Machak, R. Mezydlo. ROW 2: Mr. McLimans, L Scanni, R. Baldwin, G. Hinterberg, A. CKarney, P. Peker, K. Cecot, Mgn. B TEAM BASKETBALL ROW I: D. LeFaivre, N. Novacin, J. Krucky, R. Lueck, W. Nessler, W. Schm- adl. ROW 2: R. Carron, K. Wagner, L. Wegerbauer, T. Bowe, Mr. S. Hoffmann. TRACK., TCNNIS, GOLF GOLF TEAM ROW I: R. Mezydlo, R. Brakke, J. Burnt, P. Caruso. ROW 2: R. Anuszewtki, A. Krymkowski,D. Spias, R. Janicak, Mr Woarfal. TENNIS ROW I: G. Waits, K. Varsik, D. Lafaivra, F. Piechocki, Mr. Saagor. ROW 2: J. Martinkowtki, F. Maciona, C. Happ H. Lindstrom I HACK GUAm- T- A. KLVoiSrw- Ne“' 'R- 0un9 n'G- B n“' l � ••• • '. «. k°E. G,”k' R' 8 “ ’ R- B- Rich“'d‘- J- J- B.o. D Swid,,ik R- G ,n 'N-N— e- w. ROW 5: F. Sct.lu.ur, R. TKom.s, R, Bu.h P. P.U, K. F.(t.|, p B.ldw,„, K. Cco,. � GJATCIv BALL€T 28 Proa ram Blue Tancjo • CD Old Flame Clair de Lune • Blue CQoon Filimo Oaltz Jive Aluai s ‘ Rooftops of Fins, (Duominq At Finale -little (Ohiie Duck. ' ' ' ' ' ' : i ' 1 i ' i � ' i ! ! f MISS SWETT 9A ROW I: A. Baumann, P. Babinec, J. Albrecht, J. Bockay, P. Burdecki, N. Boettner, Mis Swett. ROW 2: C. Betz, M. Bishop, D. Anay, M. Bro- phay, S. Balsky, D. Alexander. ROW 3: T. Butzlaff, D. Borkowicz, R. Buerger, R. BelsCy, R. Baldwin. MR. WOERFEL 9A ROW I: B. Dziadowicz, B. Eliott, A. Eggers, M. Czechorski, G. Durand, C. Dobrzynski, N. Couay, C. Erdman, B. Czaszynski, Mr. Woarfel. ROW 2: M. Greiner, L Cooper, B. Davids, R. Cassidy, N. Dziadowicz, R. Groszkiewicz, J. Fuller, P. Dziobkowski, A. Dank. ROW 3: A. Charney, R. Groh, P. Caruso, G. Dittrich, M. Cifaidi, L. Grassar, T. Graf. MR. BENKA 9A ROW I: C. Jursik, c. Hill, J. Kling, E. Hrynie- wicki, G. Kotke, D. Kotke, N. Johnson, V. Hastart, E. Kaczmarek, Mr. Benka. ROW 2: W. Kuziej, J. Jamrog, T. Krawczyk, A. Kinski, B. Komassa, J. Kennedy, J. Jursik, K. Kroll, R. Hunt, E. Kacmarek. ROW 3: R. Javorek, J. Karweik, J. Hessalman, G. Halverson, T. Kinski, J. Keller, F. Kasper, C. Hepp, W. Kocourek, F. Kaja, C. Irwin. 30 MISS MABIE 9A ROW I: B. McLaughlin, M. Littmann,M. Laskow- ski, M. Libowski, S. McParland, R. Magnus, C. Mal- icki, M. Maloney, Miss Mabie. ROW 2: N. Lundgren, J. Martinkoski, F. Malicki, J. Martinkoski, P. McCaigue, L. Mang, R. Mezydlo, P. Lickucki. ROW 3: F. Maciona, P. Madola, J. Mijokovich R. Murray, R. Maslowski, P. McCaigue, E. Lisowski, R. Machak. MR. REINERIO 9A ROW I: M. Rymer, B. Rice, G. Olejnik, L. Nel I son, C. Ondricka, B. Sobatta, N. Piotrowski S. Pratt, Mr. Reinerio. ROW 2: R. Siiwinski, J. Sheridan, B. Ryan, E. Nagy, L. Scianni, G. Pagels, C. Neyer, P. Peker. I ROW 3: L. Polacek, G. Scpik, R. Sakale, F. Piechocki, B. Polacek, A. Royek, J. Ragon, M. Reap, L. Peterson. I I MISS BURKE 9A ROW I: D. Wozniarski, E. Tomkiewicz, D. Spaar, J. Swan, E. Wood, P. Zakovich, Miss Burke. ROW 2: C. Wendell, J. Thomka, M. Stankowski, J. Toczolowski, N. Wackowski J. Weiss, B. Walz. ROW 3: R. Tetzlaff, A. Zaborski, B. Wirth, D. Spies, J. Van Eimeren, A. Wieczorek, G. Weiss, R. Wyskochil. 31 MISS BISCHOFF IOA ROW I: E. Dahlberg, R. Brekke, N. Brown, J. Bud , zien, B. Brower, B. Burman, C. Carron, Miss Bisch- off. ROW 2: G. Bentz, D. Delbovo, T. Bowe, K. Ce- cot, G. Bender, R. Anuszewski, J. Burns. ROW 3: J. Benka, R. Carron, A. Brinza, R. Bush, D. Dailey, D. Beiner, R. Cieiki. MR. PERRERO IOA ROW I: S. Feely, R. Grochowski, J. Fowler, D. Gruener, G. Downing, J. Dorsch, N. Fakler, M. Gazdik. ROW 2: W. Dressnandt, C. Flick, D. Hartz, L. Griffin, D. Goryl, C. Gasper, J. Egner, J. Gri- bowski. ROW 3: R. Dungan, R. Gagliano, W. Fakler, R- Habanek, R. Fox, R. Hanson, A. Grezsk, Mr. Per- rero. MR. GOKE IOA ROW I: B. Heider, B. Kleinschmidt, V. Hilety, N. Jahns, E. Krajnak, J. Jamrog, J. LaPrell. ROW 2: J. Labisch, L. Holtorf, M. Komberec, J Horngren, D. Jessen, C. Huebner, C. Hojnacki ROW 3: L. Lanke, R. Heuer, D. Lawrence, G. Klopp, C. Jahn, R. Jablonowski, A. Helstowski, A. Krymkowski, Mr. Goke. 32 MISS GETZIN IOA ROW I: J. Lehor, A. Mahn, M Mechek, 8. Li- bowski, M. Millar, B. Magnus. E. Marcii, B. Mulock, Mit Gatlin. ROW 2: N. Novocin, F. Mehsem, J. Manka, J. Meerschaert, L Nadolny, R. McBride, C. MaCall. ROW 3: R. lueck, W. Lewandowski, W. Metusi rac, J. Mikulay, R Litkowiac, P. Maro 0. Mom«.n. MISS BEEDE IOA ROW I: R. Riedel, C. Ropicky, F. Rotkotki, M. Pratt, B. Rodarick, K. Pack, R. Romanowtki, N. Sawchuk, Mias Baade. ROW 2: L. Pravadal, M. Rice, R. Rytman, W. ScKmadl, P. Rich, R. Pritilaff, R. Pinter, B. Richarda, J. Ruditys. ROW 3: D. Radosta, D. Slaaen, D. Payne, L. Ramei, D. Scaffidi, R. Senger, A. Royek, J. Ronne- baum, G. Schuster. MR. GRECO IOA Row I: B. Toner, P. Wall, N. Stoltman, P. Tor- now, B. Venus, N. Urquhart, M. Tittle, C. Smith, Mr. Greco. Row 2: R. Tomen, J. Van E imeren, K. Varsik, C. Wehrman, A. Zillman, J. Thomas, G. Van Eimeren, W. Thomas. Row 3: D. Tomkiewicz. W. Stiles, L Wager- bauer, K. Wagner, M. Wieczorek, T. Stever, M. Urinka, D. Stremcki. 33 MR. MILINOVICH IIA ROW I: C. Borganzahn, M. Butero, L Chovanac, B. Butzlaff, J. Burnsida, D. Couey, C. Adelhart, Mr. Milinovich. ROW 2: D. Bohn, M. Barutha, M. Coconata, M. Barutha, P. Bartoszawicz, J.Bukowski, D. Czaszyn- ski. ROW 3: G. Best, D. Brulz, R. Aleksy, L Culvar, C. Burak, J. Cifaldi, G. Bueckars. MR. BAROCCI I IA ROW I: M. Kaufman, B. Kaufman, B. Lukas, A. Kling, K. Krassar, C. Levandosky, S. Kroll, M. Lind strom. ROW 2: J. Lehrman, W. Koch, J. Lang, M Krikaias, M. Kislay, T. Kahoa, S. Lichucki, Mr, Barocci. ROW 3: J. Kmieciak, J. Krucky, V. Kazmierski E. Lang, S. Maslowski, N. Kaja, C. Lawranca, L. Mayotte. MR. HOFFMANN I IA ROW I: A. Johnson, D. Fowler, J. Furdek, J. Dambowski, P. Durand, M. Dadian, C. Grienke, Mr. Hoffmann. ROW 2. C. Gagliano. P. Gravning, F. Dubnick, J. Gilbert, P. Grochowiki, S. Flagl, R. Gaidosh. ROW 3: J. Grassar, M. Hasslink, J. Detert, J. Jonas, R. Janicak, R. Jaffary, J. Daniels, W. Hol- • cak. 34 MISSLEMCKE I IA ROW I: L. Prudlo, H. Nagy, L McFall, K. Mott, M. Migliaccio, C. Ross, A. Polecek, M. Paters, A. Mrnik, Miss Lemke. ROW 2: J. Senti, H. Mayer, G. Nadolny, D. Schmidt, J. McCaigue, E. Pegals, D. Plechinski, D. Melcher. ROW 3: C. Mlodzik, R. Maiar, J. Michelets, S. Pepestefen, E. Nowekowski A. Schable, 0. Millar� D. Rytman. J ) I 1 I MISS SCANN'ELL IIA ROW I: A. Zeborski, M. Tetzlaff, G. Suchocki J. Sheplock, C. Siegel, E. Stremski, B. Shaban. ROW 2: D. Zekovich, D. Wicklandar. E. Workin gar, B. Wisniewski, B. Wanta, M. Wilke, K. Thorn- ley. ROW 3: K. Wolf, D. Wal, R. Sobocinski, E. Whol. ust, E. Zialka, E. Wagner, E. Whalen, R. Stack. ' ) our «yjr ) |arr) orv b1 Qre.n'% iOt Eugene Athy Geno '7 don't will anything to anyone. one wonts anything he should work for it Home Work Shop, Student Council, Bend Diana Bartz Vicki 7 will my ability to stay home ? nights to Grace ‘Junior Wisniewski” Radio Science Club, Chorus, Co-Ed Club, Music Appreciation Sr. Y-Teens, Student Council Bernice Behmke 7 will the dividends from my G. A. C. stock to Miss Walcb so she can buy a car, a toy one, that is G. A. C., Arrowette, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Y-Te«ns, Music Appreciation Ina Anderson ‘7 will to Joan Raketti my seat in American Govern- ment G. A. C., Co ed, Chorus, Jr. Y- Teens Grace Adamczyk Grace ” will all the pencil stubs I owned to Gloria, Barbara, and Sylvia Sr. Y-Teens, Cheerleaders, Chorus, Homeccming Quc«n [ Yvonne Bourdo Vonnie '7 will a stale doughnut from Dutchland Dairy to anyone who wants one Sr. Y-Teens, Co-ed Rodale Brekke Rodie ‘7 will my love of the out- doors to anyone who has no knowledge of it Sportsmen Club, Home Work Shop Carol Chmialcwski I will my seat in Miss Getz in's clothing class to Joyce Bukowski Jr. Gr Sr. Y-Teens, G. A. C. Arlan Brzank Lou '7 will my type writer in stenography data to my cousin Barbara Jr. Cr Sr. Y- Teens, G. A. C., Student Council Patricia Burnsida Pet '7 will our kitchen sink to Frank Scianni Chorus, Student Council, Arrowette, Jr. Prom Ccmm. Ronald Dorgay Ron ‘7 will all my church keys to Ed Wagner, he needs them Projector's Clnb Virginia Crapitto Virge ‘7 will Pop to Charlotte Pops Eopicky Jr. €r Sr. Y-Teens, Chorus, Student Council, Dramatic Club Jaan Delikat Jeannie '7 will my second floor locker to on up and coming freshie-June Thomka Sr. Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Arrowette, Music Appreciation John Dittrich ’7 will my grace A manuver- ability on a basketball court to Walter Jitters Lewan- dowski Jr. Football, Swimming, Track, Student, Council, Jr. Gr Sr. Class Plays, VoUoybell 39 Richard Eggers D.clc 7 will all of my curly hair to Bob Riedel Student Council, Home Work Shop, Cross Country, Sr. Class Play Anna Mae Furdek Annie 7 will my mutti color hair to Mies Serflek G. A. C., Dramatic Club, Band, Water Ballet Frank Gazdik Frit 7 will my ability to make nut bowls in wood shop to Eugene Nowakowski Projectors Club, Home work Shop, Cross Country Patricia Geiger Pet 7 will to Joan Lang all o my Arrowette Trouble Jr. Gr Sr Y-Teens, Arrowette Editor, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Jr. Class Play, Student Council, Forensics, G. A. C. Gerald Geyso Gerry I will my ability to roam the halls without getting caught to Jim 'Shadow' Cifaldi Football, Basketball. Track, Swimming, Volleyball, Hi-Y, Home Work Shop Robert Greiner I will my 19 - car to any person who is crasy enough to take it. Projectors Club, Camera,Club Home Work Shop, Band, Chorus, Cross Country Mary Ann Gravning Murry 7 will my empty hair rinse capsules to Bev Magnus Dramatic Club, Arrow Chorus, Jr. Sr. Class Plays, Forensics Audrey Grambow 7 will my horse laugh to Margie Barutha Jr. Red Cross, Co-ed, Jr. Gr Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Gr Sr. Class Play Bertha Graber Betty '7 will to a poor unfortun- ate freshman the household duties of room 201 Radio-Science Club Barbara Gilhuber Babs 7 will all my puppy dogs to Anna Mae Johnson. Take good care of them Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens, Chorus, Co-ed, Water Ballet, G. A. C. Arthur Gooder Zeke 7 will my false teeth to Jake Zielke Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, 1 1 1 I ] I I 1 ! Donna Hepp Dannie 7 will my new red hair to Marilyn Tetxlall and my love for Buicks to Ed Wagner Dramatic Club, Chorus, Jr.G-Sr. Claes Play, Foransics, Jr. Prom Comm. Richard Maslce Spika I will Joan Dembowski my position in the 'Cyndicate' as vice president Sr. Class Play, Arrowette, Arrow, Cheerleaders, Camara Club, Choros Beverly Hartz Bev 7 will my high grades in math to my sister Dolores’ Chorus, Co-ad Club, Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens Patricia Gutsch Tootsie 7 will the millions that 1 haven't got to Alice Zaborski Jr. Cr Sr.Y-Teens, Chorus, Jr. Rad Cross, Arrowette, National Honor Society Ruth Grzesk 7 will my long eyelashes to Phyllis Bartossewics Sr. Y-Taens Janet Janicek Jan 7 will some of my self- consciousness to my brother Bob Jr. Rad Cross Donald Klopp Don 7 will my easy going ways to Bill Hoi ice k Camara Club, Homa Work Shop Daniel Jaworski Danny '7 will my ingenuity in machine shop to anyone who deserves it” Richard Jeffery Jeff ‘7 will my position on the right end of the silver-filled foott all bench to Bob Wyskochili Football, Basketball, Vol eybell. Student Council, Track, Sportsman Club Dolores Kobleski Larry 7 will my ability to walk down the alley to Running Diane and Joyce Fowler Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens Frank Kucej 7 will Mias Holman's candy box to some husky reliable junior. ' Marolin Koscielniak 7 will my strict attention in physics to Richard Sobocinski Sr. -Taens, Jr. Rad Cross, G. A. C., Radio-Science, Jr. Prom-Queen Thomas Kuharske Tom '7 will my seat to White Melcher two years from now if he makes it Sportsman, Home Work Shop Kathleen Kotke Kathy 7 will my quiet disposition to my cousin Jerry Jr. Cr Sr. Y Teens, Co-ed Club Roger Kuss '7 will to Mr. Seeger my 80 detentions Arrow, Jr. Class Play Yvette Kotke Bette ‘7 will my scarf to Lydia Chovanec who never wears one Co-ad Club, Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens Patricia Mahsem Pat 7 will, to Joan Sheplock, one Air Force Wing G. A. C., Cheerleaders, Student Council, Radio-Science Club, Arrowette, Chorus, Forensics, National Honor Society, Sr. Class Play, Homecoming Court Dawn Lamping Gypsy 7 will my memories of the the Big 18 Duffy's Cyndicate to Margie Butero. Chorus, G. A. C, Arrowette. Arrow Theresa Kroll Terry 7 will my ability to keep quiet in classes to chatterbox-- 'Junior' Wisniewski G. A. C, Sr. Y-Teens, Radio Science Club, National Honor Society Lawrence Lezala Larry ‘7 will Mr. Murphy tcf any 'lucky' freshmen advisory Camera Club, Projectors Club, Cross Country John Malesza J«nm 7 will my memories ol the •Cyadicate beach parties' to the future 'Duffy Gang' B Team Football, Tennis. J� . Class Play Wayne Miller I will my church key to Don Schmidt and Gary Best Prank Mandlman Z.da I will my ability to get along with Mr.Murphy to Bruce Richards Beatrice Momsen Beatsie I will my sneaky punches to Margie Krikelas and myself to George G. A. C., Co-ad, Chorus Jeanne Mason Jaanie I will Joanne Albrecht my A in U. S. History G. A. C., Chorus, Sr. Y-Teens, Arrow, Student Council, Traveling Assembly Beverly Momsen Bav I will my locker mirror to Carol Erdman and cafeteria to Margie Krikelas G. A. C., Chorus, Co-ad Club Lois McCabe Kitten I will my ten United States History Projects to Judy Burnside Jr. Y-Teens, G. A. C., Arrow, Co-Ed Club, Chorus William Myers Crime Photographer I will my Latin book and broken test tubes to Charles John Arrowatta, Arrow, Radio-Science Club, National Honor Society, Camera Club Thomas McShane Mac ” will my ability to keep an eye on Gloria Suchocki to some lucky freshman Band, Hi-Y, Sportsman's Club, Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Track Irene Nagy Reena V will my long golden locks to Eunice Tomkiewics, they're beginning to trip me Arrow, G A. C., Jr. £• Sr. Class Play, Jr. Red Cross, Sc’ance-Radio Club Student Council 43 Senior Class History Do you remember that momentous day in September, 1948? We seniors do. That day was our first at high school. What confusion! C. H. S. was so-o-o large and bewildering, and the scornful eyes of the seniors were upon us. The year of 1948-9 brought new and exciting activities. Don Wilson was elected our class president. He was to serve us this way for almost all of our four years. We fumbled through our science I -II and emerged triumphant sophomores! During this year we made headlines with chlorine gas filling the school and overcoming the following girls: Pat Burn- side. Muriel Weinhold, Yvonne Bourdo, Theresa Kroll, Marlene Ruditys and Beverly Momsen. Our happy years of school continued. More sure of ourselves, we admit, we bothered the I reshies a bit. Time passed quickly and our junior year arrived. This was the year of our Junior Prom, with Jesse Jones as king, and Marolin Koscielniak as queen. Our theme, Stairway to the Stars , was a huge success. So was our class play, Brother Goose . We didn't know we could act! We were so proud of our champion foot- ball team that year. Then our Senior year! We laughed haughtily at the freshmen, scurrying to their classes. So much happened this last year; our Senior Homecoming was the greatest in history. Queen Grace Adamczyk was escorted down the regal aisle by four lovely beauties: Estelle Vojvodich, Helen Nagy, Pat Mahsem and Pat Geiger Queen Grace was crowned by Senior Don Rytman. There was Pigtail Day with Dick Haske and Edith Stevens reigning as king and queen; our Senior Hop, Mardi Gras , with Theresa Kroll and her chosen king, Vernon Zess and, of course, our Senior Play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town , our banquet and at last there was Commencement, including caps and gowns and our proud validictorian's speech of farewell. High school years are over and our adult life has begun. But Cudahy High School Days will always be remembered. Ruth Neumann Ruthie 7 will my ability to read shorthand rapidly to Helen Nagy Arrowette, L. R. T., Traveling Assembly, Arrow Joline Pinter ” will my sewing ability to Carol Seigel' Chorus, Co-ad, Sr. Y-Teens Julian Orlandini J. O. I will my beat up blue Ford to any sucker with time, money, patience, and 3 lenders Mom Work Shop Club, Camara Club, Hi-Y, Chorus Richard Rawski Rich 7 will my ability to sleep in government to Len and Zack Delores Owen ‘7 will my math ability to Miss Serflek Richard Ropicky 7 will my gift of wood butchering to Mr. McClimans Home Work Shop. Student Council Donald Rieck Topper will my diploma to Button knife', Santi, and 'Buggsie' Bytman football, Sporlsm an Club, Home work Shop, Volleyball Nancy Pillar Tess pe Coolie 7 will my abilities in 4th hour study to Marge Dadian Jr. Rad Cross, G. A. C., Chorus. Arrowette, Studant Council, Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Music Appreciation, Band. Water Ballet Raymond Ronnebaum Pate 7 will to my brother John the ability to buther wood in second hour woodshop Home Work Shop, Camera Club, Hi-Y 45 Carol Ross Virg I will Judy Burnside my sweater collection Jr. Y-Teens, G. A. C. Marian Ruditys Corky 7 will my high school diploma to Virgie Co-ad, Dramatic Club La Raa Sakala 7 will my phone number to Ken S. Co-ad Club, Arrow Betty Sawchuk 7 will my dark hair to Nancy, my sister Water Ballet Ronald Schimelfenyg Shack 7 will my hopped-up V-B to Rich Payne Football, Volleyball, Track, Swimming Diana Skrobacki '7 will my Lightnening Change Tintair to Mr. Liska, may he profit by it. Chorus, Arrow, Jr. Cr Sr. Y-Teens Jr. Red Cross Jay Stark Boudreau 7 will all my 'Louisville Sluggers' to Billy Schmadl Camera Club, Radio Science, Student Council Edith Stevens Cop 7 will my long tintairless auburn hair to Joyce Grochowski Arrow, Co ed, Chorus, G. A. C. Jean Stranak Jeannie 7 will my aching corn to Betty Anderson; she always seems to step on it Co-ed. Jr. Y-Teens, Dramatic Club Stanley Sukany John 7 will my gym shoes to the person who stole them Camera Club, Radio-Science Club, Arrowette, Arrow Fred Schlueter Slim 7 will to Len Gawlak my extra weight Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, Camera Club Theresa Srehner Toss 7 will my good drag with Mr. Reinerio to Virginia Hastert, she needs it G. A. C, Jr. Y-Teens 46 Nancy Tornaro Nikki '7 will my money green to Judy Burnside to carry on the good name G. A. C, Arrowette, Arrow, Cborus Robert Wagner Wag' I will my ability to work In printing and my clean? apron to John Bonnebaum Science Club, Camara Club, Arrow, Sanior Class Play, B- Team Football Lucille Tomkiewicz Lucy •• will my ability to do B hours of school work in three and one half hours to Claudia Borgensahn Co ad Club. Jr. 6- Sr.Y-Taenv G. A. C. George Unglaub Ungia 7 will my aggressiveness cn the basketball court to 'Big Len‘ Gawlak Football, Baskatball Estelle Vojvodich La Stall I will my black angel ho it to Joan Sheplock and myself to Zeke G. A. C. President, Sr. Y-Teens, Homecoming Court Audrvy Tittle Mouse '7 will my ability to swim like a rock to my sister, Marlene G. A. C. Jr. Y Teen Murial Weinhold Dolly ‘7 will my 20-20 vision in my right eye to one-eye Tetzlaff Drema ic Club, Jr. Class Play, Cborus, G. A. C. Forensics Wayne Wagner I will my drag with Mr. Liska to Gordon Bents Radio-Science Club Patricia Thomas Pat I will Marty Kisley lots of gorillas' L. R. T., Arrowette, Cborus, Radio-Science Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play Rita Wanta Reats '7 will my beautiful physique to Nancy Boettner Arrow, Arrowette, Co-ed Club Betty Wandke ytteb 'I will my advisor Mr. Liska to some fortunate freshman Edward WKalen Lefty 7 will Jim CUaldi a bottle of white soda Football, Basketball Melvyn Wilke Marvelous Mel I will my cousin 'Whitey' Melcher, to any girl who wants him Basketball, B-Team Football, Golf Donald Wilson Willy '7 will my dark brown curls to Bob 'Whitey' Machak Student Council, Baseball, Radio-Science Club, Class President Donald Wolker Smoky ‘7 will my typing ability to Mr. Murphy Camera Club, Band Booster, Science-Radio, Band David Wolker Dave 7 will to Leonard Gawlak my height Radio-Science Club, Band, Camera Club Frank Wrazel Vince '7 will my green-beetle to Bob Stack so he won't have to walk to school Student Council Vernon Zess Fuzzy 7 will my ability to read comic books in 6th hour study to Carol Wendell Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, Student Council Skaria Zimmerman 7 will my bowling ball and 140average to my protege Mr. Perrero Zmkie 7 will my cheerful smile to all frightened freshmen Gloria Zink