Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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FRANCES BARLOW Mathematics: Class Commis- sion. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. if CHESTER PISKULA English: Tra clr, Basketball, Cross Country, Blue Mask, President, Travel Club, Aero- nautics Club, Class Commis- sion, President of Senior Class, Prom King. I love my public and my public loves me. JEAN BUSS Elective: Class Commission, Orchestra, Advertising Staff ot the Cavalier. Radiant and genial. THE FEBHU RY Cl SS The time has come, as the Vllalrus and many seniors before us have said, to think of many things. The time has come to think of the past four years which have slipped away into the realm of memory in all too short a time. During the last of those years we were ably served by a class commission of seven students: Frances Barlow, Iean Buss, Iames Noble, Frank Shutta, Robert Makowski, Chester Piskula, and Ralph Muschinski. We worked on paper drives, bond rallies, and after-school defense jobs - - - worked the harder when we realized that a few RALPH MUSCHINSKI JAMES NOBLE English: Class Commission, Elective: Class Commission, Senior Prom, Christmas Play, Sr. Vaudeville, Intramurals. President of Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Swimming Club. His intelligence assures him a brilliant future. What's a course? members of our class were to leave for service without that cherished diploma. But we were merry, too. With the help of our sponsors, Mrs. Cichocki and Mr. McGarty, we entertained the school at a homecoming dance and a senior vaudeville, and created a harvest moon atmosphere for the senior prom, where Chester Piskula and Mary Braun reigned as king and queen. Because we found our four years at Pulaski a pleasure and a challenge, it is with a sense of both regret and triumph that we bid our school hail and farewell. ROBERT MAKOWSKI Mathematics: Chess Club, Book Store, Valedictorian, Class Commission, Treasurer. And still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. FRANK SCH UTTA Science: Basketball, Tennis, Cross-Country, Track, Class Commission. Aren't angels a little hard to reach? fltulnd F

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Wir if DOROTHY H. ADAMSKI - Elective: Polish Club, Monitor Shadows fled before her smile. IRENE V. ANDRONCZYK -- Elective: Intramurals, Monitor A quiet little miss, but underneath it all???? ADELINE BALCER - Elective: Polish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Monitor Her tresses are the envy of many a girl. FRANCES A. BARLOW - Mathematics: Class Commission Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. MARY T. BINKOWSKI - Elective: Polish Club, Monitor She finds joy in many things. ALFRED L. BLOCK-Science: Blue Maslx, Victory Council l've brunetted and blonded about a bit. E .35 , . wr - ' .Q 'Q' ggi Q new if in as . . . ,,,. Q' FEBRUIHY MARY LOU BRAUN-English: Latin Club, Blue Maslx, Sr. Prom Queen Her laugh is sunshine in the house. RAYMOND L. BURNSIDE-English: Christmas Play What made him so angelic in that Christmas play? JEAN A. BUSS - Elective: Class Commission, Orchestra, Advertising Statt ot Cavalier Radiant and genial. RAE MARIE M. BORKENHAGEN - Science: Jr. Girls' Club, Blue Maslc, Red Sarong, Swimming Club, Monitor, Cavalier Reporter Her popularity cannot be over-emphasized. CLIFFORD A. CHYBOWSKI-Science: Aero-Club, Class Play A willing chap was he. FLORENCE CICHY-Elective: Intramurals A vivacious and friendly girl-that's Flo. DOROTHY A. CHRYSTAL-Elective: Girls' Club, Christmas Play Pert as a school girl well can be, Filled to the brim with girlish glee. MILTON E. CISZEWSKI - Elective: Blue Maslr, Sr. Vaudeville When there's Hit Parade music, Milton's tal- ent appears. JANE A. CZECHOSKI - Elective: Polish Club, First Aid We remember things you said - you who spoke the least. 62