Cudahy High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cudahy, WI)

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January February 2 - with heavy hearts and lagging feet, students and teachers returned to school 4 - West Allis Hale won the first game of the New Year, 58—50 7 — three students from the University of Wisconsin entertained us with their Danse Americana” 7 7 - Central beat Cudahy, 57—49 - the Projector’s Club sponsored a dance 12 - Tosa swept over the team with a 79—39 victory 75 - scientist Glen Morris fascinated the school with an informative assembly Central seized the swim meet, 50—27 16 - hordes of teens swept refuse from their lockers into waiting wastebaskets 77 - aquamen from Marquette Hi took the swimming meet, 64 to 16 78 - 68 to 30, WeMiHi ran away with the basketball game 27-22semester tests tired students and teachers 23 - all celebrated the end of a semester with a day off 29 - a swim meet at North 37 - swimming meet with Central 7 - a 67—56 victory for the Shorewood quint 2 — On Ground Hog’s Day S. M. Hi won a basketball game, 66—44 3 - Kenosha vs. Cudahy at swim meet 8 - the deliriously happy team beat Greendale, 59—56 72 - swim meet with West Milwaukee 73 - an assembly with Danish jugglers and acrobats 75 — Cudahy vs. Waukesha in basketball match 22 - West Allis Hale against Cudahy 26 - Victorious netmen took all three games in volleyball meet against Green- dale 27 - hidden talent cropped out at Dramatics Club Variety show 28 - VICTORY AT THE REGIONALS - Sr. Class Play Our Miss Brooks” highly successful - Shorewood won three at volleyball game March 1 - period tests again - school rolled up its sleeve for polio shots - ANOTHER REGIONAL VICTORY 4 - it seems that all we ever do is write period exams 5 - Waukesha took all games at volleyball match 7 - public orators aired their lungs - Tosa won volleyball, 1—2 8 - Waukesha captured Sectionals game, 78—68 9 - the Racine Aggies squeaked by with a victory in a double overtime, 65—63 72 - Madison Forensics - 0—3, Bay took volleyball 73 - report cards came out, spreading cheer wherever they could - C” Club vs. Varsity 14 - Central carries away volleyball, 1—2 79 - volleyball meet with S.M. 27 - CHS vs. WeMiHi in volleyball game 23 - Friendly Persuasion” was the theme for the Senior Hop, which was ruled by our Editor and Co-Editor 26 - victory over Hale, 3—0 28-29 — second polio injections given

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ARROWETTE ROW l: H. Soltes, T. Craqitto, J. Payne, D. Kimball, J. Urinka, J. Janto, P. Omelsna. B. Kurucz, S. Walthers, L. Duckworth, Mrs. Witzel. ROW 2:J. Becker, R Stonek, W. Fieber, C. Rodziczak, K. Zess, E. Greiner, B. Seicjel, R. Szabrowicz, D. Irvin, G. Smith, R. Kurucz, E. Greiner. ARROWETTE EXECUTIVE STAFF B. Siege . J. Urinka, J. Becker. ARROW EXECUTIVE STAFF ROW h Mr. D Murphy, Mr. Woerfel, Mr. Goke, Miss Tabushing. ROW 2: R. Kurucz, K. Olen, C. RoJziczak. © r 9 a tt t a t « t o n a ARROW STAFF ROW I: J. Alexander. D. Lea vitt, M. Herden, J. Friedrichs, J. Cempell, Miss Tabushing. ROW 2: H. Zaborski, F. Brin- dza, C. Ronnebaum, C. Oelke, C. Rodziczak, B. Kostrzewa, B. Foj- tik, V. Thornes, R. Stonek, R. Kurucz. ROW 3: W. F.eber, W. Polacek, K. Olen, R. Szabro- wicz.