Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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i YV .. . 4 . Administration Pulaski, figuratively speaking, has an ex- ecutive government within a government. We have not laws, but regulations, not a Congress but the faculty, not a president but a principal and vice principal. We, the students are, we the people, not only of the United States but of Pulaski High School. As the leaders of our country inspire us to advance ourselves and become one of them, so the executive board of our school sets an example for us to reach. We may make preparations, for our chosen career by taking subjects pertaining to it. The secre- taries, scientists, teachers, linguists, artists, and musicians to come build a stronghold for their knowledge. The subjects they! are now taking act as a foundation for the building to come. The teachers of these sub- jects are considerate and good natured, so that a spirit of friendship prevails throughout our happy school life. Everyone craves entertainment and our school provides such. There are extra-cur- ricular activities so that the student who feels he has talent concerning aeronautics, public speaking or dramatics may express himself in clubs concerning such activities. One of our best loved faculty members, Capt. Raymond F. Michalek for the 32nd division, 127th U. S. Infantry left us this semester for duty to our country. We are all looking forward to his return and indeed We all miss him. Anne Stogney Emily Walczclk Emily Hutter

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To Pulaslcils Students . . . from Pulaslcis Soldiers and Sailors Those of us teachers and students, who have volunteered in the service of the armed forces of the United States did so primarily because of the ideals of patriotism, loyalty, unselfish- ness and love for the principles of freedom and democracy which were made dear and sacred to us by the teachings of the faculty at the Pulaski High School and by the personal example of living these ideals of our principal, Mr. I. C. Castleman. We put into practice what we have learned. As students of living conditions outside of our own country We appreciate how many advantages and opportunities this country has offered even to those of us born of most humble circumstance, and, therefore, to preserve those same opportunities for the boys and girls who soon Will take their rightful place as citizens to enjoy the same American way of living, the teachers and former students of Pulaski High Who today are this nation's soldiers, deem it a rare privilege to serve Uncle Sam. A year's service is a comparatively cheap price to pay for a full life time of liberty. Captain R. F. Michalak Pulaski H. S. Vice Principal Commanding Officer, Co. K, 127 Infantry, 32 Div., Camp Livingston, Louisiana At Camp

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