Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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John Becker CLASS PRESIDENT 3 a n ♦ t o r 0 MISS BUXTON ROW I: D. Kimball, N. Janie, C. Kocourek, S. Komassa, L. Laskowski, G. Larson, K. Labisch, M. Langowski, M. Jernberg, A. Kuckes, P. Kroll, Miss Buxton. ROW 2: A. Kurucz, T. Labisch, J. Kelly, P. Jozefacki, C. Johnson, J. Laskowski, J. Kucik, L. Kronberg, J. Krysiak, R. Joas. ROW 3: J. Karolek, R. Kiessel, D. Kuszewski, K. Johnstone, R. Krucky. Susan Sobocinski VICE PRESIDENT MISS BEEDE ROW I: C. Czekalski, J. Alexander, C. Belski, M. Brhely, R. Baldwin, C. Bednar, J. Campbell, P. Barnier, J. Betzing, N. Cotter, Miss Beede. ROW 2: R. Borkowicz, R. Bewalda, L. Carlson, R. Akers, N. Balko, K. Baumler, M. Budaj, R. Brhely, F. Brinza. ROW 3: D. Burdecki, J. Bana- szynski, R. Burman, J. Becke', L. Daniels, M. Cassidy. MISS TABUSHIN0 ROW I: B. Helstowski, M. Merden, M. Duggan, R. Mersil, S. Hog- ue D. Huber, D. Grochowski, J. Grava, A. DeSalvo, Miss Tabushing. ROW 2: J. Goreck., E. Hunt, J. Hecker, J. Fraser, R. Halverson, S. Dovi, T. Grochowski, R. Huebner. ROW 3: J. Hale, T. Dega, J. Doe, J. Grochowski, K. Doe, R. Fischer, D. Egner.

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August 27 - the football squad sweated out the first practice in 90 degree temperatures September 5 - seasoned, battle-weary upperclassmen and timid freshmen began school 14 - Cudahy took Bay in the first game of the season, 7—3 21 - the Packers took Tosa, 19—7 26 - annual Jones assembly 28 - Hi-Y Dance celebrated a victory over Central, 14—6 October 1 - the Ten Gallon Trio recruited several students to help their act 5 - victory over arch-rivals, South Milwaukee, 13 to 7 11 - attractive floats and burning C” celebrated Homecoming 12 - tension caused by period exams Cudahy over W'eMiHi, 27—0 15 - more period tests 19 - Greendale beaten, 27 to 2 24 - Senior kids” invaded the halls on Pigtail Day 26-o woe! the Packers were handed their only defeat by Shorewood, 20—13 31 - Hale was trounced by an exuberant squad, 32 to 0; the Recreation Department held a dance November 1—2 Teachers’ Convention gave the fatigued student body a well-earned rest 2 - wedding bells sounded merrily for Mr. Wichman 3 - future basketball stars commenced practice 5 - water-wing-wielding mermen took over the pool for practice purposes 5-9 fast-talking salesmen drummed up business for the Arrow 12 — Armistice Day Assembly 16 — faculty and students were transported en masse to darkest Africa during an assembly on big-game hunting 20-27 six weeks’ exams taxed the meager brains of all 1 27 - in a non-conference game, Bay View took our basketball quint, 38—27 v g.22-25with visions of turkey dancing through their heads, teens and teachers • v ' took a Thanksgiving holiday 24 - Pius beat Cudahy in a non-conference match, 56—39 27 - a victorious team brought home a non-conference win against Milwaukee Lutheran, 62—53 f % 30 - Shorewood edged out the Packers, 58-52, in the first conference game of the basketball season December 1 - the stork visited Mr. Murphy wearing pink spats and a pink cummerbund 3 - South Division won the first swim meet, 44—37 5 - those small cards in yellow envelopes came out, gladdening the hearts of parents and students alike 5-6 Arsenic and Old Lace” ran for two successful nights 7 - South Milwaukee captured the traveling trophy with a 77-54 victory 10 - Jose Silva, better known as Mr. Banjo,” entertained at an assembly 13 - Little Suburban Meet at WeMiHi 14 - a 64—51 victory ove r Greendale gladdened the hearts of coach, team and fans. 27 - voices from all three choruses blended nicely at the Christmas Program school was excused for the Yuletide season - Waukesha slid past the basketball team, 62—53

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MR. GRECO ROW I: H. Mijokovich, D. Owsley, I. Mclnnis, V. Lindenberg, E. Michelets, P. Penfil, M. Muten, J. Peyne, J. Liebsch, Mr. Greco. ROW 2: J. Murrey, S. Lund, L. Milewski, J. Loppnow, C. Meslowski, P. Mocco, F. Melicki, E. Nemeth, R. Melotik. ROW 3: W. Meyer, T. Mertindele, M. Miller, R Pelkowitz, K. Leger. MR. BAROCCI ROW I: C. Schultz, J. Sether, J. Rodriguez, V. Sewchuk, J. Sleyton, S. Sie- gel, N. Pubonz, J. Ressel, R. Sztukowski, Mr. Berocci. ROW 2: L. Schmedl, M. Prelog, R. Revesz, B. Sen- tes, C. Roinested, B Schmidt, S. Sobocinski, G. Smith, R. Stonek, R. Skrobecki. ROW 3: L. Rupp, R Robei, L. Poppe, T. Rodziczek, W. Sliwicki, D. Piestowski. MR. HOFFMANN ROW I: A. Werhenowicz, S. Welczek, J. Thornes, D. Weireuch, N. Ven Roosenbeek, L. Temel, D. Zekovich, R. Weissenberger, S. Welters, K. Wendling. ROW 2: D We- ege, R. Totke, N. Wink, W. Tetzleff, H. Zeborski, L. West, R. Wetkins. ROW 3: D. Zeunert, R. We.s- rock, R. Zelski, C. Weisrock, R. Wisniewski.