Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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When one is engaged in a pleasant and worthwhile task, the footsteps of Time hurry by. My sincere thanks to the faculty, departing seniors, other students, and all who through pleasant associations and fine cooperation have made my first year at Pulaski so seemingly short. Clayton R. Francke Principal The spark of creativity is potentially present in all human beings. In our schools, one of our basic objectives is to uncover that spark and to feed it with fuels to set it flaming. To do this the schools would seek to preserve the natural resourcefulness of the individ- ual. It would strive to stimulate the imagination. It would sponsor and foster that first successful step into the unknown which is creation, Walter L. Brauer Vice-Principal 15 fi i'lT Qii-ive, Thou blossoms bright with autumn dews, And colored with the heaven's No mortal builder's most own hues. rare device, Could match this winter palace of ice. .0 in-1 sf Swine-MW Fwy' fr at Ygvfflp ,.,,f. ,ew dwg we r My ii' Qfsiiwn e W Over the bloom and sweet life of the spring, Over the fresh earth and the heaven of noon. No price is set on the lavish summer, june may be had by the poorest comer. ,NVQ 1. ,. , ,. X Wx. , . tr Q 4 ,rim X, N Q I fe' ,W K ,. dx A K wmmx W, K --3 W -H52 Q H . N A' N MM X M wt, N N. , ,-- -V .., A . ' -W t kk Y M Q1 gems me - 4 ' W' W ' , W 'Y' A l ' r Q was ,r '33 we O r , f X .-f- 'F January Graduates-1954 JACK WEBER BETTY DRUMINSKI DIANE WOJCIECHOWSKI SALLY FRANK Presidenl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Freshmen: sophomores: Remember how hard we looked for the swimming pool on the fourth floor? Or how we never dared to miss a noon hour program, no matter what it was? Do you remember, or do you still have the scars from the first time you went UP the DOWN stairs or DOWN the UP stairs? Or, how we walked down the halls in hopes of seeing one of our Championship football heroes. . . juniors: Boys, are those freshies and sophomores smallg are we smart and cocky. Went to the junior Prom, QI never knew the birds sing so early in the morningj, had a swell time at the Post Prom. How we remember never taking a book home at night, then trying to cram all our homework in on the morning homeroom period. Looking for our buddies between classes, then speeding through the halls to get to class on time. . . Those were the days when we nearly broke our necks trying to get a table near the football Stats. Or, never missing a football or basketball game. The library and special help slips were being put to good use. We even ventured to ask for a pass every now and then. . . Seniors: There were times when we never saw our homeroom for weeks because of our activities and senior meetings. We also won our 3rd football CITY CHAMPIONSHIP, to ride side by side with the '49 and '50 teams. We also found new ways of getting out of classes and even rode the elevator. That was the year we did everything we weren't supposed to without being caught. We also sponsored the 3rd Annual Informal Senior Christmas Dance. But we shall never forget our happy times at Pulaski, and most of all the extra graduation tickets. . . Honor Students BETTY DRUMINSKI DIANE WOJCIECHOWSKI STANLEY WIENCEK BARBARA KLEINSCHMIDT Voledicforian Solufuforiun Class Sponsors MR. DALE MR. JANKOWSKI AROUND SCHOOL 1 jg 1 Vzi' if 10 I e.f'f i I I. ' i ll-LM .sts I' sssig f , 1' ' if ' FRANK, SALLY M. Sal Stenographic, Class Treasurer, G.A.A., Office M o n i to r , Homecoming H o p , School Service Club, Mr. Stekiel's Monitor, Archery Club, Ticket Sales, Mr. Tiernan's Moni- tor, Archery Intramurals, ,In- firmary Monitor, Freshman Orientation Program. Active in everything, fun as can be, filled to the brim with vitality. A 32 '- 3 ,Lael GALE, DONALD J. Windy' Elective, Monitor, Lifesaving, Pageant. This 'Windlyl' r e ally blows up a Gale! GUMINA, EMANUAL V. ..Eb,, Elective, Senior Band, Dance Band, Freshman-Sophomore Football, School Vaudeville, Choir, Orchestra, All City Band, Pep Band. Never an end to his line unless he's on a streetcarf' BECKMAN, RENEE L. Becky Elective, School Service Club, Christmas Program, Hon- or Study Hall, Mixed Chorus. Maybe she's not good in Art, but she does alright with 'CIay.' BORKOWSKI, ROBERT B. Bob Elective, Camera Club, Boys' Intramurals, Junior Band, Senior Band, Christmas Program, Pep Band. To profit from good advice requires more wisdom than to give it. BRZONKALA, ROBERT P. Bob-bo Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Thanksgiving Program, Blue Mask, Senior Lifesaving, Ballroom Dancing, Host to Open House, No one knows what he can do until he tries DANIEL, PATRICIA Pat Elective, Christmas Programs, Homecoming R a I I i e s , Spring Concerts, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Infirmary Monitor, Noon Hour Program, Honor Study Hall. Pat makes up for the quiet students in the class. DRUMINSKI, BETTY A. Bets Science, Cavalier An n u al Literary Editor, Ballroom Dancing, German Club, International Club, Lost and Found Monitor, Movie Monitor, Usher, Vice-President of '54 Class, Homecoming Rally, Student Service Council, Quill and Scroll, Noon Hour Program, Honor Roll. When you meet her you may be looking down, but when you leave her you're sure to be looking up. DUSZYNSKI, LEONARD T. Tiny Elective- Football, Boys' Intramurals, Camera Craft, Hall Monitor, Open House Host, Freshman Orientation Pro- gram, Thanksgiving Program. How did he get those square shoulders? By eating Wheaties and the box top, too! ERHARDT, ELAINE H. l.ainy Elective, School Service Club, Christmas Program, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Mixed Chorus. ln every way, she's quite worthwhile. ERICKSON, RICHARD Pinky Elective. He s h o w s g o o d sportsmanship in everything he does. EVE, CAROLE M. Shorty English, Cafeteria Management, Ballroom Dancing, Home Nursing, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, First Aid. LittIe is said, but what is said is well said. HASSELMAIER, BARBARA J. Bobbi Stenographic, Student Service Council, Holiday Folkfair, Cavalier Newspaper Repre- sentative, Infirmary Monitor, Homecoming Dance, Junior Prom Committee, School Serv- ice Club, Usher, Hall Moni- tor, G.A.A., H o n o r Study Hall, Ticket Selling. She gets sixty seconds worth of fun out of every minute. HINZ, SHIRLEY A. Hintz Elective, Tennis Club, Archery Club, G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Junior and Senior Lifesaving, Junior Prom Planning Com- mittee, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Attendance Monitor, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Pro- gram. She thin ks her Diclc is 'George'! SJGER, SHIRLEY A. Shirt ctive, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Homecoming Dance mmitlee, Christmas Program, Guidance Monitor, At- dance Monitor, School Service Committee, Honor dy Hall, Advanced Girls' Chorus. 'A well-known girl with personality unquestionable J beauty galore. LUPA, MARCIA J. squirm ctiveg Camera Club, Home Economics Club, Mixed arus, Infirmary Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Blue sk, Ballroom Dancing, Christmas Program. 'This gal could easily go by the name of 'Miss ievousl' ES, JANET R. DimpIes ctive, School Service Club, Hall Monitor Captain, idance Monitor, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, nor Study Hall, Christmas Program, Spring Concert. Shrimp', but only in stature, her influence is iantic. EINSCHMIDT, BARBARA H. Tortoni ctive, School Service Club, Hall Monitor, Lost and Jnd Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming Rally, nor Roll. 'A well-favored girl is surely a friend. IOSKE, GENE E. Gene ence, Science Club, Laboratory Assistant, Science :turer, Senior Band, Dance Band, Science Fair. 'How can he be so nice and still know so much? tHLER, DARLENE M. Peanuts mmercial, Home Economics, G.A.A., Honor Study II, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Mixed Chorus. 'Always look at the bright side of things. FPCZYNSKI, MARLENE M. Mimi inographic, Archery Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spring ncert, Homecoming Hop Committee, Homecoming lly Committee, Halloween Dance Committee, Archery ramurals, Infirmary Monitor, School Service Club, ristmas Program, Announcer for Homecoming Hop, fice Monitor. 'Silence is great, the saying goes . . . but speech greater, Marlene knows! JRACIN, SHIRLEY M. Ish -ctive, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Speech Choir, Junior chestra, M u s i c Appreciation, Christmas Program, ring Concert. Success comes in cans, failures in 'can'ts'. SLER, NANCY L. Nan ective, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Girls' Glee .ib, Ballroom Dancing Club, Attendance Monitor, tme Economics Club, Noon Hour Program, Spring tncert, Christmas Program, Advanced Girls' Chorus. Shy and thoughtful, pleasant and kind, a gal like s you'lI seldom find. EMBACH, MARLENE H. Mar flective, M i x e d Chorus, 3.A.A., Hall Monitor, Ball- oom Dancing, Honor Study -Iall, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Ihristmas Program. Success is getting what 'ou want, happiness is want- ng what you get. LIEBHERR, RAYLENE I. HRGY.. Elective, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, Archery Club, Archery Intramurals, School Service C I u b , Homecoming Rally, Freshman Orientation, Office Monitor. You're as pleasant as the morning, and refreshing as the rain. LORECK, RICHARD R. Dick Elective, Senior Band, Hon- or Study Hall, Boys' Glee C I u b , Ballroom Dancing, Christmas Program, Archery Club, Boys' Intramurals. Here comes that man with a horn. LUEDTKE, PATRICIA A. Pat Elective, G.A.A., Hall Moni- tor, Honor Study Hall. Quiet, but always ready to do a favor. . X MADESKA, MARCIA J. 'iMarsh Elective, Homecoming Pe p Committee, Infirmary Moni- tor, Honor Study Hall, Home Economics, Gym Monitor. ln her quietness there is charm. 11 .. N' ,- fre ' X ll ts.. 5 :z ,,:, i :'1 ' -Y 1 1 l, MARKUNAS, EDWARD S. Baby Mark Science, Basketball, Boys' ln- tramurals, Hall Monitor Cap- tain, Thanksgiving Program. His basketball Technique has plenty finesse, likewise for his personality, MARTYNSKI, TED J. Murdock Elective, Football, Basketball, Senior Planning Committee, Art Department, Intramurals, Homecoming R ally , Sign Painter. As bright as the sun and twice as irregular. MAzuRKiEwicz, BARBARA A. Barbs Science, S p a n i s h Club, Science Club, Hall Monitor Captain, Usher, Head Usher, Infirmary Monitor, H o n o r Study Hall. Fun is the cheapest medi' cine that has ever been dis- covered, and the easiest to take. S 12 S MAZURKIEWICZ, CAROL M. Carol Elective, G.A.A., Ballroom Dancing, Tennis Club, Fa- shion Design, Modern Dance Club, Water Ballet, Home Nursing Club, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Christmas Pro- gram, Honor Study Hall. When Carol's around, you don't have to worry. She starts all parties off in a hurry! MITTEN, THOMAS F. or Study Hall. to wax. O'MALl.EY, JOHN A, Thanksgiving Basket. of it alive. Elective, Blue Mask, noise it makes. QUANDT, JANET E. METZKE, LEROY D. ..Roy,. Science, Science Club, Ball- room Dancing. Music soothes the savage mind, but how many savages listen to records?l Mitt' Elective, Freshman-sophomore Football, Basketball, Hon Twinkle toes!!! He dances wherever he goes. MUELLER, RUDOLPH A. Rudy' Science, Track, Science Club, Camera Club. Silence is golden. MUSHALL, PATRICIA A, Pat' Stenographic, Home Economics, Polish Club, Hall Moni tor, Gym Monitor, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall. Friendliness is to human nature, what warmth is O'Mollski' Science, Cross Country, Basketball, Golf, Intramurals Student Service Council, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor Ballroom Dancing, M.C. of the Junior Prom, Honor Study Hall, School Golf Medalist, Noon Hour Program Don't take life so seriously . . . you'll never get out QAFISHEH, CHARLES A. Charles True merit is like a river, the deeper it is the less Boots' English, Cafeteria Management, Infirmary Monitor, Ball room Dancing, Home Nursing, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Program, First Aid, Thanksgiving Program, Her good nature is like perpetual motion. lt never slaps. RAMLOW, RONALD A. Ron' Elective, Ballroom Dancing, Basketball, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, lntramurals, He'll attain great heights as he climbs the ladder of success. RISTOW, MELVIN A. Mel' Elective, Football, Wrestling, Track, Student Service Council, Boys' Intramurals, Honor Study Hall. lt's easy to know and do right. When in doubt simply do what you least want to do. RYCHLOWSKI, EVELYN M. Evie' Elective, Polish Club, Ballroom Dancing, Christmas Pro gram, Noon Hour Program, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Usher, Freshman Orientation, Girls' Glee Club. 'iFun and frolic combined in one sweet bundle. CHMIDT, MAXINE AIMGXIV lective. She makes the most of ill that comes and the least if all that goes. ASKI, DAVID J. SCHULTZ, MYRNA J. Doll Elective, lntirmary Monitor, Spring Concert, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Christ- mas Program, Music Appre- ciation, Honor Study Hall. This is one doll that'll never cry for mama! Sabu active, Senior Orchestra, Spring Concert, Archery Jb, Polish Club, Radio Club, Boys' Intramurals. Happiness comes from striving, doing, achieving. IEARLY, RUTH -ctive, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Honor Study Hall, imecoming Dance Committee, Christmas Program. Theie's never a dull moment when Ruth's around. IEDIGAR, ROBERT W. story, Football, Swimming, Track, Senior Lifesaving, ill Monitor, Ballroom Dancing, Junior Prom Court of mor, Boys' Intramurals, Homecoming Rally, Noon iur Program, Pep Rally, Thanksgiving Baskets. He has to be big to hold that personality! ABEN, CAROLINE C. active, Cavalier Newspaper, A Capella Choir, Spring incert, Attendance Monitor, Christmas P r o g r a m , anksgiving Program, Ballroom Dance Club, Office anitor, Mixed Chorus, P, A. Announcer, Homecoming p Rally, School Service Club. When Caroline laughs, everyone laughs with her. ACHOWSKI, PATRICIA R. znagraphic, Ballroom Dancing, Spring Concert, Christ- is Program, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed orus, Noon Hour Program, Thanksgiving Program, iirmary Monitor. A secretary she will be. How'd you like her on ur knee? .MER, ROBERT S. Ruth Sned Slivers Pat Bob ience, Football, Wrestling, Inter-class Swimming set, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Pep Band, nior Band, Intramurals, Lifesaving Club, Swimming, imecoming Pep Rally, Senior Planning Committee. i'As to naps, they're alright tar saps, perhaps, to I in their gaps, but real chaps don't collapse! APP, MARIANETTE E. glish, Cavalier Annual Literary Staff, Ballroom Danc- J, G.A.A., Usher, Infirmary Monitor, Homecoming lly, Advanced Chorus. Her kindly eyes and winning smile, will carry her my a mile. ALLOCK, ROBERT active, Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Cava- r Annual, Student Service Council, P. A. Announcer, ys' Glee Club, Homecoming Rally Committee, Spring Marian H0PPv incert, President of Student Service Council. Everything he does, he does well, and he does erythingf' ALTER, LAWRENCE E. active. Gung-Ho His speed helps not only in running away from 'ls, but in chasing them. sf. W. SCOTT, WALTER Scotty Elective, Blue Mask, Class Play, B ci s e b all Manager, Boys' Intramurals. Many great men were small, look at Napoleon and Caesar. SEAVER, JANET C. Jan Elective, M ix e d Chorus, Choir, Christmas Program, G.A.A., Spring Concerts, Or- chestra, Modern Dance Club, Archery, Homecoming Pe p Rally, Honor Study Hall. A first-class student and a first-class paI. xg SKUDLARCZYK, JACK Skoots Elective, Choir, Boys' Glee C l u b , Christmas Program, Double Quartette, S p r i n g Concert, Football, Thanksgiv- ing Program, Pageant, Intra- murals. We'll e x p e c t wonders from him. 13 Anderson, Ronald P. Baker, Roland E. Brennond, Thomas F Brzozwski, Henry J. Dayle, Dennis Hafeman, Norbert R. WEBER, JACK L. Jake Elective, Swimming, Football, Junior and Senior Life- saving, Homecoming Rally, Class President, Boys' Glee Club, Freshman Orientation. A swell guy with ci personality twice his size. WHITE, JOAN M. .loanie Commercial, G.A.A., Honor Study Hall, Mixed Chorus. Christmas Program, Spring Concert. The right typelistlf' WIENCEK, STANLEY Stash Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Hon- or Study Hall. Life is what you make it, and what a lifel WISYNSKI, DORIS R. Chick Science, Junior and Senior Lifesaving, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Honor Study Hall. There are things I shall have till I die, laughter and hope and a gleam in my eye. WITAS, MARLENE E. Marlene Elective. She's always looking sweet and neat. WOJCIECHOWSKI, DIANE J. Diane Elective, Polish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Christmas Pro- gram, Student Service Council, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Spring Concert, Noon Hour Program. Take oodles of personality, ambition, and mischief, mix well, result, Diane. ZELLMER, DOUGLAS G, i'D0ug Elective, Senior Band, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, Or- chestra, Senior Class Play. He's the king of good fun, and with his friends, he's an ace. Military Graduates Heckendorl, Arthur E. Leszczynski, Leo H. Ludka, Richard B. Mezydla, Louis P. Mutronowski, Frank R. Ostrowski, Kenneth R. Pekel, George A. Powelski, Elmer Roush, Harold H. Small, Everette T. Taylor, Robert H. Weis, Walter F. Woiciechowski, Theodore J. 3 3 June Graduates-19511 BRADLEY SPLINTER RICHARD KNUTH President Vice-President Iireslamen: Remember when we were freshmen, lost in a maze of halls, trying to find the cafeteria, swimming pool, or one of our classrooms? We wondered whether we could use the black bubblers without a pass. Could we use the elevator? We would always hurry to our classes, and then sit there a long time waiting for the tardy bell to ring. We did our homework every day, and attended sports events and noon hour programs regularly. juniors: Remember our junior year and all of the fun we had as upperclassmen? Some of our friends made the first football team: now the games were a must. We all at- tended the event of the year, the junior Prom, and didn't arrive home until early in the morning. Class ROSEMARIE PINTARICH PETER JUSZCZAK Secretory Treasurer Sop bomoresf Remember those first days of our sophomore year? Oh, how good it felt not to be a lowly freshman any more. Now we held our heads high as intelligent sopho- mores. We joined clubs and went out for sports. We felt that it was about time to start attending dances. We were beginning to forget to rush to our classes in the fear that we would be late. We eagerly looked forward to becoming upperclassmen, Seniors: Seniors, proud and self-confident, our minds were filled with a terrific number of club and senior activities that had to come before us this year. Then came honor day and finally preparation for our own graduation. At last commencement evening came, when we walked across the stage and received our diplomas. Now as we graduates look into the future before us, we think back into those four, happy, by-gone years and recall our high school experiences. We miss you Pulaski - our Alma Mater. . . Sponsors MISS RIEDL MR. OLSZYK Honor Students ROLAND JESKE MAE SPRINGBORN RUTH GENNRICH RITA BUDZINSKI CHARLES KOENIG HELEN WICHROWSKI NANCY KACZYNSKI SANDRA TABBERT DOROTHY GRZEGOREK CORINNE KOZBIEL JUDITH CRAMER ROMELLE SCHWEITZER CAMILLE CZAPLICKI JOHN BAUMANN DIANNE WICHTOWSKI MARTHA A. KARGE DONALD C. FRANCKE Valedicloricn Salufalorian MARGARET SZAFRANSKI WARREN ZODROW CYNTHIA LEMANSKI HELEN DATZA CAROL NIEMI GENEVIEVE GJERDSET FREDERICK GROTH DOROTHY DULDE RICHARD JULIAN ARLENE BAGINSKI BEVERLY GEYER MELVIN WENTLAND GAIL OKRAY ALICE SUTTON MARVIN DALLY MARIE PINTARICH JEROME CHOJNACKI CHARLENE REINERT MARILYN HENNING DELORES WILKS CAROL TAFT NANCY SMITH ELAINE ZINGSHEIM MARY DOLAN PATRICIA WICHMAN PATRICIA LOEWUS ROBERT JACHOWICZ EVELYN BERONJA GAIL IHLING Bbw. AHNER, ANITA Anita Elective, Lost and Found Mon- itor, Alternate-Senior Plan- ning Committee, Thanksgiv- ing baskets, Honor S t u cl y Hall, Blue Mask, Fashion De- sign Club, Cafeteria Service. Anita will make the world a prettier place to live in. ANDERSON, ALAN Andy Elective, Track, Cross-country, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Jr. and Sr. Lifesaving, H o n o r Study Hall, Ballroom Donc- ing. If at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try again. BAGINSKI, ARLINE HAflll'76'I Elective, H o m e Economics Club, International C I u b , Spanish Club, Ship and Shore Review, Honor Roll. 'The world is your oyster, ready to open. L... I8 BAKER, RUTH Ruthie Stenagrciphic, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Christ- mas Program, Spring Con- cert, Thanksgiving program. Too good to be true . . . That's what we think of you. BALTUS, DANIEL Danny Elective. Nothing is a trifle to him who feels it with such sensi- bility, BANACH, CAROL Carol' Elective, Fashion Design Club, Girls' Glee, Christma Program, Noon Hour Program, Hall Monitor, Attenc ance Monitor, Tennis Club. A friend for every time she smiles. BARANCZYK, YOLANDA Yo-Yo Stenographic, Vice-president of Blue Mask, Student Ar nouncer, G.A.A., Camera Craft Club, Tennis Cluk Home Nursing, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Infirmar Monitor, Pageant, Homecoming Rally Noon Hour Pr: gram. Laughter makes trouble incidental. BARANOWSKI, EDWARD Butch' Elective, Boys' Intra-Murals, Ballroom Dancing, Archery Sqquare Dancing, Senior Band, Industrial Arts, Senic Orchestra, Christmas Program, Pep Rally. Wisdom consists of having a great deal to say ani not saying it. BARFKNECKT, DOUGLAS BClrdGltl' Elective, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee, Intro-Murals Pageant, Thanksgiving Play, Christmas Program. Quiet! l'll sing my solo now. BAUMANN, JOHN Johnnie Science, A Cappella Choir, Spring Concert, Annuc Staff, Swimming, Tennis, Senior Planning Committee Sr. Talent Show, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Lifesavin Club, Water Ballet, Boys' Glee, Archery Club, lntrc murals, Inter-class Swimm Meet, Noon Hour Progran A splash, a wake of foam - and Johnnie bring another winner home. BECKER, FRED Pauncl'io Elective, Science Club, Band. Enioy your life before it's fled, 'cause when yo die you're really dead! BEHLING, BARBARA Barb Science, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Moc ern Dance Club, Vaudeville, Pep Rally, Ballroom Dancing Girls may come and girls may go but here's th girl we'II remember most. BEITZEL, ROGER Bitz Elective, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Industrial Art Homecoming Rally. To act with nonsense is the best wisdom I know. BERGLAND, PAUL Woody Mathematics, Sr. Band, A Cappella Chair, Cavalic Annual Staff, Spring Concert, All-City Band, Footbal Track, Freshman Orientation, Pep Band, Square Dan ing Club, Lifesaving Club Ballroom Dancing, Intramural A wit, a wizard, and a wonder! ZGMANN, JAMES Bergie ctive, Football, Swimming, Jare Dance Club, Radio u b, Intramurals, Science lb, Lifesaving, Hall Moni- , Boys' Glee. 'This kid must really be the ball, the way he es bouncing down the ll. Nursing. Honesty, fair play EER, PATRICIA Pat ogiaphic, Mixed Chorus, Hall Monitor, Christmas ram, Ballroom Dancing, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert. :ull of fun and fancy free. That's the way she ts to be. QD. SARAH Sarah live, Jr. and Sr. Dramatic Club, Modern Dance, s' Glee, Health Monitor. A friend to the bitter end! 'H, CAROL Carol tive, Honor Study Hall, Speech Choir, Camera Club, i Monitor, Hall Monitor. Softly stepping toward matrimonyf' NSKI, KATHERINE Katie tive, Spanish Club, Ballroom Dancing, G.A.A., Hall itor, Infirmary Monitor, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee, tion Design, Usher, Square Dancing, Spring Concert, :tier Annual, Senior Talent Show, Jr. Prom Planning imittee, Court of Honor, Tennis Club, Prom Decorat- Committee, Ship and Shore Review, Christmas Pro- N. Her personality is as sparkling as her smile. ICEK, GLEN Glen hematics, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Monitor, hmen Orientation. Need an answer? lust ask me and you'lI get an ver in l,000 words! DE, RUTH Ruthie tive, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Con- She fills your day with rays of sunshine. sl, JOANNE Bon-Bon tive, A Cappella Choir, .lr. Orchestra, Sr. Orches- Cavalier Annual Staff, Christmas Program, Square cing, Modern Dance, 53 Homecoming Court of or, Spring Concert, Gym Monitor, Senior Talent N, Quill and Scroll, Thanksgiving Program, Com' cement Exercises, Armistice Program, Mixed Chorus, 3 if BERNAUER, RUTH Ruthie Elective, Cafeteria, H o m e true, perfect pal anydayf' ege Day. Her smile is so delightful, her talk is so insane! JDOWSKI, CAROL Kitty tive, Blue Mask, Tennis Club, Archery, Noon Hour gram, Music Appreciation, Senior Talent Show, .A., Hall Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, Ball- n Dancing. She brightens the dullest day. IANKO, CHARLES Swede tive, Football, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Intramurals, ik. Happy little miser, the guy who saves up every id he makes. BERONJA, EVELYN Evelyn Elective, H o m e Economics Club, Student Service Coun- cil, Thanksgiving Day Baskets. V.P. - ve r y pleasant, poised, and precise. BERTRAM, ROBERT Bob Elective, Baseball, Boys' Glee, Honor Study Hall. A good disposition makes him fun to have around. ix BEST, BEVERLEE Bev Science, Student Service Council, G.A.A., Fashion De- sign, Cavalier Annual, Prom Decorating Committee, Boll- room Dancing, Art Award, Honor Study Hall, Hall Moni- tor. Come along with me . . . the Best is yet to come. 19 BUDNY, BARBARA Bud Stenogrophic, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Archery Club, G.A.A., Square Danc- BRZEZINSKI JOAN ing, Office Monitor, Home- English coming Rally. A smile for everyone and Always dressed up in a a pretty one too' smile. BUDZINSKI, RITA Rita Elective, Tennis Club, Mod- ern Dance, Student Service Council, Freshman Orienta- tion, SQ Homecoming Courst of Honor, Internation- al C I u b , G.A.A., Speech Choir, Cafeteria, Jr. and Sr. Guidance Monitor, Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Day baskets, College Day, Spring Concert. A pretty sight to delight in. BREY, GORDON Gordy Elective, Ballroom Dance, Intramurals, Study Hall, BIL Mask. A little nonsense, now and then, is welcomed by tl' best of men. BROADLAND, NANCY 'Nan Science, Candy Store Monitor, Served at Athletic Ba quet, Attendance Monitor, Girls' Glee, Mixed Choru Christmas Program, Speech Choir, Home Nursing, Ho or Study Hall, Cavalier Annual Staff, Senior Plannir Committee, Quill and Scroll, Freshman Orientatioi College Day. She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, ar pleasant to think about, too. BRONIKOWSKI, ARLENE Broners Elective, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Spring Cancer Christmas Program, G.A.A., Speech Choir, Honor Stuc Hall, Infirmary Monitor, Advanced Girls' Glee, Bal room Dancing. a cliff! BRONK, LAVERNE She's going to take the final step - but not a Lovey Elective, Infirmary Monitor, Homecoming Rally, Horr Nursing, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Cai cert, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, G.A.A., Pagean 'AA smile that fits her face, and she wears it evei day. BROSKE, THOMAS Tom Science, Football, Golf, Honor Study Hall, Auditoriu Monitor. A personality that will always click. BROSS, ALVINA Alvi Elective, Home Nursing, Home Economics, lnternationi Club. Her little deeds of kindness are appreciated by all. BROWN, MILLARD Buddy Elective, Radio Club, Science Club, Audio Visual Clul Proiection Crew, P. A. Crew. The great pleasure in life is doing what people sc you cannot do. BRUSS, MARIE Chair, Christmas ty. BRYAN, MAUREEN Rally. Little One Elective, Sr. Band, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Speec Program, Spring Concert, Ballroo Dancing, Jr. Prom Court of Honor. What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to human Maureen Science, Infirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor, Tennis Clul Archery Club, G.A,A,, Honor Study Hall, Homecomin Patience is the key of content. BULSKI, LEONARD Digger Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Track, Swimming, Baseball, Jr. Lifesaving, Thanksgiving Baskets, Honor Study Hall. To great heights he will rise, from the tips of his toes to the top of his mischievous head. CAROTHERS, HELEN Corlie Science, Water Ballet, Spring Concert, Gym Monitor, Mod- ern Dance, All-City Pageant, Sr. Orchestra, All-City Or- chestra, All-State Orchestra, Jr. Prom Committee, Home- coming Rally, Music Trio, String Quartet, P. A. An- nouncer, Sr. Talent Show, Commencement Exercises, Ar- mistice Day Program, Home Nursing. A heart full of ioy with never a care, her face a frown will never wear. I if , 3... , CZAPLICKI, CAMILLE SE, JEANNE Jeana ographic, Christmas Program, Gym Monitor, Mixed 'us, Prom Decorating Committee, Fashion Design I, Christmas Program Decorating Committee. f silence is golden, Jeanne's tarnishing! ESA, GILBERT Cuba tive, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Spanish Club, or Study Hall, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Homecom- Rally. lou can always depend on Cuba for a good time. JJNACKI, JEROME Joe hematicsy Golf, Basketball, Football Manager, In- urols, Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Usher, Student ice Council, Honor Roll, Freshman Orientation, etball Game Announcer, P. A. Announcer, Water at Narrator, Homecoming Rally, Senior Talent Show. -lere I am girls. Don't crowd! JMICKI, BENON Homer Hotrod tive, Boys' Glee, Proiectionist, Radio Club, Stamp i, Spanish Club, Intramurals. Don't pass temptation by, it may never come n. iLAK, OTTILIE Tillie ographic, Honor Study Hall, Home Nursing, Cafe- I Cashier, Infirmary Monitor, Office Monitor, Cafe- I Management. l'illie really clicked with her knitting needles. fEWSKl, WILLIAM Willy tive, Intramurals, Wrestling, Track. The ways of the world are many. I wonder where toured? JNSELL, CHARLES Chuck tive, Football, Basketball, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria itor, Boys' Intramurals. Nomen inspire us to do great things - and pre- us from accomplishing them! JTURE, JANET Frenchie ish, Cavalier Annual Staff, Cavalier Newspaper, .A., Quill and Scroll, All-City Orchestra, Spring cert, Sr. Orchestra, Camera Club, International i, Fashion Design Club, Jr. Prom Decorating Com- ze, International Folk Fair, Noon Hour Program, Class Play, Commencement Exercises, Armistice Day ram, Homecoming Rally, All-City Pageant, Honor tram. lf life seems dull or time seems long, call on Janet fun she's strong. MER, JUDITH Judy ish, Speech Choir, Annual Staff, A Cappella Choir, Band, Sr. Orchestra, Christmas Program, Thanks- 1g Program, Spring Concert, Easter Broadcast, Quill Scroll, Pep Rallies, Honor Roll, Commencement IYCITIS. What lettuce is to salad, Judy is to us! 'AJKOWSKl, ARLINE Arline glish, Office Monitor, ln- mary Monitor, Hall Moni- ', P. A. Announcer, Cheer- ider, G.A.A., Blue Mask, nnis Club, Ballroom Danc- g, Pep Rally, Jr. Prom iurt of Honor, Spanish Jb, Photography Club. A cheerful gal, chuck full fun. She's always nice everyone. CZAPIEWSKI, ELAINE emit Elective, Hall Monitor, ln- firmary Monitor, S p e e c h Choir, G.A.A., Honor Study Hall, Sr, Lifesaving, Ballroom Dancing. I'm Winkin, Blynkin, and Noddin all day. Mickey Stenographic, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Homecoming Rallies, Christmas Program, Pro m Decorating Committee, Jr. P ro m Planning Committee, Vocational Guidance, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, P. A. Announcer, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Honor Roll, Sr. Talent Show, Career Panel, College Day, Mr. Tiernan's Monitor. Little girls have so much - attention, that is! CZARNECKI, ROCHELLE Rochelle Stenographic, School Service Club. She's cute and sweet, the kind of gal one loves to meet. CZARNECKI, SYLVIA Stenographic, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Modern Dance, Noon Hour Programs, Attendance Monitor, Gym Monitor, Thanksgiving D a y Program, Hall Monitor. With a disposition like hers, one gets places these days. 21 DAHL, ARLETTA Arletta Elective, Mixed C h o r u s , A Cappella Choir, H o n o r Study H all , Thanksgiving P.ogram, Christmas Program, All-City Chorus, Orchestra, Spring Concert. A girl like Arletta is rare indeed, she always comes to a friend in need. DALLY, MARVIN DiIly Dolly Elective, Sr. Band, Pep Band, Cafeteria Monitor, Wrestling, Intramurals. His name may be Dally but he's really a dilIy! DATZA, HELEN Datz Elective, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Bookstore Monitor, H o n o r Study Hall, S.S.C., Cavalier News, Secretary of Inter- High Council, Officer of the Wisconsin Association of Stu' d e nt Councils, Infirmary Monitor, Ballroom Dancing, Honor Roll, Spring Concert, Home Nursing Club. She has the essential at- tributes of a lady. ,W .. , g, w --ff' A 'Wx 2 in DEROUIN, CRYSTAL Chris Elective, F a s h i o n Design, P. A. Announcer, A n n u a I Staff, Quill and S c r o I I, Square Dancing, Homecom' ing Pep Rally, Camera Club. Crystal has a boy friend, Steiner is his name. I can won't be long 'till bet it her's will be the same. DETTLAFF, RICHARD Elective. it I Ii I1 QI. ' ' 'ef I'.1 s Mgt -wie a,...:-' .. iff ii' il .- W ig: li -:,' - .:,i ,, feeiiigx ,..-- ... to f r . F... .5 L . we F? W X .-ii, t ... +9 DERSE, ROSALIE Rosie Elective, Jr. Band, Sr. Band, S p r i n g Concert, Christmas Program, Gym Monitor, Hon- or Study Hall, G.A.A,, Blue Mask, Honor Day Programs, Pep Rallies, Noon Hour Pro- grams, Vaudeville. Friendly, attractive, and musically inclined. These are only a few things that make Rosie shine. Hector When I start feeling ambitious, you'll find n' sleeping! 22 if it 5 DEUSI NG, DONALD Science, Intramurals. well. DIEHL, SHIRLEY DIESSLIN, ELIZABETH DOBBERT, JOANNE DOBI LAS, DOLORES Don Anything that is worth 'Deusing' is worth 'Deusini Shirt Elective, Home Nursing, Modern Dancing, Editor i Annual Financial Staff. Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Betty Commercial, G.A.A., F.H.A., Library Monitor, Vici Principals Monitor, Home Nursing, Hall Monito Homecoming Pep Rally, Ballroom Dancing, Welfai Counselor's Monitor, Blue Mask. Quiet, kind, and always reserved, a friend lil, her should be well deserved, Jo Electise, Water Ballet, Tennis Club, G.A,A., Model Dancing, Freshman Orientation, Jr. and Sr. Guidanr Monitor, Sr. Talent Show, International Club, Speer Chair, Student Service Council, Homecoming Rally, Pe Rally Committee, Folk Fairs. Her personality is revealed in all her actions. Lori Elective, A Cappella Choir, Spring Concert, Hom Study Hall, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee, Thank giving Program. Delores is always dancing around in other people hearts, - especially Jerry's, DOBRZYNSKI, ALLEN Al Elective, Sr, Band, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Monito Spanish Club, Ballroom Dancing, Golf Team, Sprir Concert, Christmas Programs, Noon Hour Program Pep Rallies. You can always hear him coming by his shir Mary English, Student Service Council, Freshman Orientatioi Blue Mask, Science Club, International Club, Christmi Program, Spring Concert, Office Monitor, Hall Monito G.A.A., Student Announcer, Girls' Chorus, Homecomir Court of Honor, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee, Mov Chairman, Noon Hour Program, Pep Rally, Honor Rol HA winning way, a pleasant smile, all in all a gi Boza Elective, Square Dancing, Photography, Intramural Football, Baseball, Radio Club, Tennis, Blue Mas and ties. DOLAN, MARY worthwhile. 2' .5 R ISE ! -A +1 DORN, GARY in . I J H Ballroom Dancing. if 2. ' Having a barrel of fun. IRALL, PATRICIA Patti lective, Water B o I I et, 5.A.A., Modern Dance, Gym lonitor, P. A. Announcer, Qirls' Glee, Tennis Tourna- ient, Spring Concert, Noon our Program, Fashion De- gn, Pep Rally, Music Festi- al, Boys' C I u b Program, rchery, Tennis Club, Sr. Tal- nt Show. 'AA g e n i a I disposition rings its owner many 'iendsf' DRANKIEWICZ, PATRICIA Pat Elective, G.A.A., S p a n i s h Club, Ballroom Dancing, Hon- or Study Hall, Welfare Moni- tor, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Variety Show, Infirm- ary Monitor, Blue Mask. Her pretty blonde hair is the envy of us all. ER, THOMAS Duer ctive, Swimming, Water Ballet, Jr. and Sr. Lifesaving, ill and Scroll, Cavalier Newspaper and Annual, atography, Monitor, Spanish Club, Noon Hour Pro- im, Track, P. A, Announcer, Tennis, Arts-Home Craft, ket Sales. 'He knows all the dives! He's a swimmer. ILDE, DOROTHY Dot ctive, Cavalier Annual, Department Editor, Mixed orus, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll. 'May I as the years unfold make new friends and ep the old. IBINSKI, THOMAS Jabbers -ctive, Football, Golf, Intramurals, Hall Monitor, mecoming Pep Rally, Thanksgiving Baskets, A most prominent member of the football team and ite a guy with the gals it seems. IEDZIC, GLORIA Ding Ding -cfive, Water Ballet, Spring Concert, Senior Class Play, ion Hour Programs, Modern Dance, Hall Monitor, 'm Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, A Cappella Choir, geant, Christmas Program, Prom Decorating Commit- :, Ship and Shore Review, Narrator for Christmas Jgram. A brilliant star in the sky of education. KHART, GARY Mink active, Baseball, Archery Club, Boys' Intramurals, :shman Orientation, Monitor Captain, Track, Basket- ll, Conservation Workshop. He's always celebrating - Happy Birthday, Gary, IGLER, MARYANNA active, G.A.A., S p e e c h Choir, Infirmary Monitor, rls' Glee, Choir, Ballroom Dancing, Spring Concert, ristmas Program, Noon Hour Program. She leads a 'MeI'lIowI life. IK, KENNETH active, Swimming, Golf, Hall Monitor. Youth has been a habit of his for so long, it's sure stay with him. Mary Ink INIS, EDWARD Big Ed otball. A trustworthy guy with a twinkle in his eye - and tinkle in his pocket. NITAK, PATRICIA Pat active, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, uare Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, Junior Court of mor, Blue Mask. She's waiting for a soldier boy, He left a ring :1t's not a toy. DRETZKA, MARLENE Mar Stenographic, Fashion Design C I u b , Ballroom Dancing, Girls' Glee, Speech Choir, G.A.A., Scholastic Art Award, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Art-Home Craft Club. Her ready smile and pleas- ant ways characterized her high school days. DREWNIAK, BARBARA Bobs Science, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Captain Cheerleader, B I u e Mask, Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Chorus, Spring Con- cert, Camera Club, Ballroom Dancing, Homecoming Rally, Pep Rallies, Noan Hour Pro- gram, M o d e r n Dancing, Spanish Club. Come on gang, we're glad we're here, with Bar- bara around to lead the cheer. DROSEN, YVONNE Eve English, G.A.A., Home Nurs- ing, Square Dancing, Modern Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, Gym Monitor, Guidance Sec- retary, Infirmary Monitor, Tennis Club, Usher, Honor Study Hall. She's gentle, she's shy, but there's mischief in her eyes. 'ls . z S 23 GJERDSET, GENEVIEVE Jenny Elective, Hall Monitor, Home Economics Club, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Girls' Senior Lifesaving, Honor Roll, Hon- or Study Hall, Prom Court of Honor. This we know, before this day shall end, Jenny, sin- cere and cheerful, will have made another friend. GLAVAN, MARILYN Glove Elective, Water Ballet, Mod- ern Dance, Cheerleader, Stu- dent Council, Choir, Girls' Glee, Vaudeville Show, Christmas Program, Pep Rally, Homecoming Rally, Spring Concert, Armistice Day Pro- gram, Noon Hour Programs, All-City Choir, Pageant, Pub- lic Address, Class Play, Jr. Court of Honor. This star on Pulaski's hori- zon shines bright. GLODOSKI, ANTHONY Tony Commercial, Homeroom Rep- resentative, H a I I Monitor, Square Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming Rally, Thanks- giving Baskets. Tony is at the brink of success, he iust needs some- one to push him off. FOHR, SHIRLEY Cookie Elective, G.A,A., Freshman Orientation, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Noon Hour Program. Always faithful and always true, The guy is lucky who she's engaged to. FRANCKE, DONALD Don Mathematics, Cavalier Annual Literary Editor, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Spring Concert, All-City Band, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, Science Club, Interna- tional Club, Noon Hour Program, Student Service Coun- cil, Harvard Book Award, Quill 8. Scroll, Vaudeville Show, Honor Roll, All-City Pageant, College Day. His intelligence will rate him high in society's eye. GAJDOSZ, DONALD Don Elective, Radio Club, Hall Monitor, Cavalier Annual Staff, Cavalier Newspaper, Quill 8. Scroll, He's always 'flashing' around. GANNON, JOANNE Jo Jo Stenographic, Home Nursing, Ballroom Dancing, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert. Joanne takes to giggling as a duck takes to water. GARLAND, MARVIN Nip Elective, Football, Intramurals, Industrial Arts, Square Dancing, Honor Study Hall. He lives in a crowd of ioIIity. GAUERKE, JOHN Little John Science, Football, Intramurals, B a I I r o o m Dancing, Freshmen Orientation. He is full of fun - and what is fun without a little troubIe. GENNRICH, RUTH Arthus Elective, Sr. Orchestra, A Cappella, Water Ballet, Modern Dance, Speech Choir, Spring Concert, Christ- mas Program, Commencement, Noon Hour Program, All-State Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, All-City Pag- eant Orchestra, Vaudeville Show, Jr. Orchestra, Sr. Class Play, Gym Monitor, String Ensemble. A little work, a little fun, aid to make a good day done. GEYER, BEVERLY Bev Elective, Honor Roll, Freshman Orientation, Vocational Guidance, Vaudeville, Infirmary Monitor, Spanish Club, Ballroom Dancing, Square Dancing. She's always 'Russ' ling along. GIPP, ROBERT GNADER, RACHEL Rach Elective, A Cappella Choir, Fashion D e s i g n , G.A.A., Quill 8. Scroll, Office Moni- tor, Girls' G I e e , Cavalier Newspaper, Modern Dance, Noon Hour Program, Vaude- ville, Spring Concert, All-City Choir, Speech Choir, Public coming Rally, Hall Monitor, Commencement Exercises. Here's one girl who is really different, a pal to everyone and a mystery to some. Bob Elective, Intramurals, Modern Dance, Hall Monitor, Hon or Study Hall, Boys' Glee, Science Club. Are there any more at home like you, Bob? GOETZ, SYLVIA Syl Elective, Blue Mask, Honor Study H all, Girls' Glee, Speech Choir, Spring Con- cert, Welfare Monitor, Hall Monitor, Ballroom Dancing. All year 'round a young girI's fa n c y slightly turns to . . 24 BLEMBIEWSKI, ELIZABETH Bette ctive, Girls' Glee, International Club, Spring Con- t, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall. 'Her willingness to help a friend will bring her apiness in the end. JRATOWSKI, BARBARA Bobs ctive, Infirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Sen- Lifesaving, Home Nursing, Polish Club, Library nitor, Christmas Program, Girls' Cvlee, Advanced ls' Chorus, Homecoming Rally, Honor Study Hall. 'She has no faults-at least none that we can spy. DSH, MARIE Marie nographic, Student Service Council, Homeroom Rep- entative, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Ballroom ncing, Speech Choir, Monitor to Mr. Thurner. 'Goshl What a girl. ABOWSKI, DOROTHY Dot ctive, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Home Nursing, Honor dy Hall, Prom Decorating. 'Her name may be Dot, but she leaves a bigger and ter impression. ABOWSKI, RICHARD Dick ence, Swimming, Track, Tennis, Cross Country, Intra- rals, Jr. 8. Sr. Lifesaving, Camera Craft, Ballroom wcing, Science Club, Boys' Glee, Monitor, Audio- ual Crew, Honor Study Hall. 'Swimming they say, often can make a very fine n. ADECKI, MARCELLA Marcie ctive, Home Nursing, Honor Study Hall. 'Pleasure before business - who said anything about n? OSZKIEWICZ, DENNIS Den ctive. 'A good man that can't be beat. OTH, FREDERICK Fritz ctive, Industrial Art's Award, Senior Orchestra, A :pella Choir, Badger Boys' State, Cavalier Annual arts Editor, Golf, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, rnecoming Pep Rally, Vocational Guidance Program. 'You can't help liking Fredg he's lust that sort of a '- ZEGOREK, DOROTHY Dar ctive, Senior Planning Committee, Pep Rally, Hall nitor, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask, Office Monitor, 'tor Roll. 'Life is fun, when you have a chum - like Dar. ' IULTCH, CHARMAINE Char Iective, H o me Economics lub, Senior Lifesaving, Stu- ent Service Council, Secre- iry-Treasurer of Student ervice Council, Honor Study all, Homecoming Pep Rally, Hanksgiving Baskets, Senior :lent Show, Gym Monitor, omecoming Dance Commit- ee, Parent Visitation Com- iittee. Everyone would like to wow her - and everyone ho knows her, likes her. GUSTAFSON, ORA Bunny Elective, Editor -in - Chief of Cavalier Annual, Noon Hour Program, C a m e r a Craft, Fashion Design, Student Serv- ice Council, H all Monitor Captain, Honor Study Hall, G.A.A., Yearbook Conven- tion, Homecoming Pep Rally, Senior Talent Show, Quill 8. Scroll, Her friends are many, her foes are few, Personali- ty and brains, she's our Editor too. HANLON, MARGUERITE Marge Elective, International Club, Hall Monitor Captain, Office Monitor, Prom Decorating. A heart full of ioy with never a care. HEITMANN, JOYCE Joyce English, Office Monitor, Ball- room Dancing, Pe p Rally, Spanish Club, Public Address, Honor Study Hall. 'iNo matter the time of day - you'll never see a frown on her face. HAUKE, MARILYN Haukeye Elective, G.A.A., S q u a r e Dancing, Pep Rally, Tennis Club, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor. She communicates her happiness to others. N-.D ,,,.,,- r is 25 L, O HELWIG, CLIFFORD Cliff Elective, P. A. Crew, Audio- Visual C r e w, Intramurals, Basketball, Golf, Auditorium Monitor, Projection C r e w , Radio Club, Homecoming Pep Rally. Look at me, l'm ter- riffic? HENNING, MARILYN Mar Science, Water Ballet, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Sr. Orchestra, Jr. Orchestra, A Cappella, Square Dance, Spring Concert, All-City Jr. Orchestra, All-City Pageant Orchestra, Annual Staff, Quill 8. Scroll, Homecoming Pep Rally, All -State Orchestra, String Trio, Tennis,, Vaude- ville. Marilyn has a winning way - the way to success and popularity. HODGE, CHARLOTTE Charlie Elective, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Noon Hour Programs, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask. She's wi tty a s she's pretty. HORDYK, ROSALIE Sarah Slenographic, Hall Monitor, Library Monitor, G.A.A., Ball- room Dancing, Girls' Glee, A Cappella Choir, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Pep Rally, Noon Hour Pro- gram, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Program, Office Monitor. No flower could be sweeter than our 'Ros'laliel. 26 Larry. you. a friendly air. skill. resentative. best of men. HUBER, MARY Mary English, International Club, Square Dancing, S p e e c h Choir, Blue Mask, Infirmary Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Vaudeville, Costume Commit- tee, Homecoming Rally, Prom Decorating Committee. Her outstanding personali- ty makes her one of Pulaski's ideals. HUNDLEY, LARRY Larry Elective, Prom Court of Honor, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Thanksgiving Baskets Homecoming Pep Rally. Being tall isn't the only reason one looks up to HUNT, MARGARET Marge Elective, Sr. Band, Jr. Band, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, International Club, Office Monitor, Speech C h oi r , Student Service Council, Ballroom Dancing Choir, Girls' Glee, Sr. Band, Monitor, Pep Rally. She could always laugh at her mistakes along with IHLING, GAIL Gusha Commercial, G.A.A., P. A. Announcer, Honor Roll Noon Hour Program, Cavalier Annual Staff, Blue Mask Thanksgiving Program, Honor Study Hall, Speech Choir This girl with her flashing red hair carries with her JACHOWICZ, ROBERT Big Bob Science, Student Service Council, Auditorium Monitor Cavalier Annual Staff, Golf, City Medalist. Few things are impossible to such diligence and JAEGER, BEVERLY Bev English, International Club, Ballroom Dancing, G,A.A Mr. Tiernan's Monitor, Prom Decorating. Although Bev has always been modest and demure everyone is certain of a sunny smile from her. JAFFKE, DOLORES Doclie Stenographic, Hall Monitor, Square Dancing, School Vaudeville, Ballroom Dancing, Blue Mask, Honor Study Hall. Always iolly, always kind, she's a girl one look to find. JAKUBOWSKI, RONALD 'Ilokers Elective, Industrial Arts, Boys' Glee, Spring Concert Intramurals, Honor Study Hall. A real worker who has fun too. JANICKI, RONALD Rallie Mathematics, Jr. Band, Sr. Band, Spring Concert, Mom tor, Christmas Program. Your looking for a good time - meet Rollief' JANUS, HARRY Butch Science, Intramurals, Amateur Radio, Hall Monitor Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Baskets, Cavalier Rep A little nonsense now and then is relished by the EWELL, JOAN JANUSIAK, REGINA Reggiei' Elective, Ballroom Dancing, Sr. Lifesaving, Office Moni- tor, Cafeteria Sales. We'lI take just as many of her as we can get. JARECKI, RONALD Ron Science, Tennis, Swimming, Tra ck, Boys' Intramurals, Science Club, Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Sr. Lifesaving, Amateur Radio. i'Women would be more charming if one could fall into their arms, not into their hands. Joanie ective, Sr. Planning Committee, Ballroom Dancing, all Monitor, A Cappella Choir, Speech Choir, Spring oncert, All-City Music Festival, Christmas Program, ianksgiving Program, Commencement Exercises, P. A. nnauncer, Mixed Chorus. A sparkling little Jewel . DHNSEN, LILLIAN Lil enographic, G.A.A., Office Monitor, Girls' Glee, :ring Concert, Spanish Club, Ballroom Dancing, Her skies are not cloudy all day. DHNSON, DORIS Do Dol' ective, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, :ring Concert, Sr. Talent Show. Her good nature makes her a favorite. DHNSON, NANCY Vitamins :ience, Newswriting Club, Hall Monitor, Camera Craft, .A,A. Ballroom Dancing, Pep Rally, Blue Mask, Arch- 'y, Thanksgiving Baskets, Tennis Club, Infirmary Moni- ir, Sr. Planning Committee. Competition for the atom bomb. DZWIAK, RONALD Ron :ience, Ballroom Dancing, Intramurals, Thanksgiving Jskets, Hall Monitor. A pleasant chap showing all of us a good time. JLIAN, RICHARD DiCk'i iathematics, Track, Football, Intramurals, Ballroom ancing, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Play, A quiet lad in school no doubt, but boy lust watch m when he's out. JSCZAK, PAUL The Creep ective, Homecoming King, Football, Wrestling, Track, quare Dancing, Tumbling, Honor Study Hall, Monitor, itromurals. Six feet of manhood filled with nonsense and food. JSCZAK, PETER Strap'I lective, State Wrestling Champ, Wrestling Co-Captain, Jotball Co-Captain, All-City Guard and Tackle, Hon- rable Mention All-State, Homecoming King, Student ervice Council, Hall Monitor, Tumbling, Intramurals, lass Ploy, Square Dance Club. Pulaski will miss you and will ever be proud to :minisce about you. ACZMAREK, CAROL Schnick 'enographic, Modern Dance Club, Lost and Found lonitor, Noon Hour Program, Jr. Prom Planning Com- ittee, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing. You think she's a quiet girl - big joke! JAROSZ, GLORIA Cookie Commercial, G.A,A., A Cap- pella Choir, Blue Mask, Ball- room Dancing, Adv. Girls' Glee, Homecoming Pep Ral- ly, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Commencement Pro- gram, Honor Study Hall, Ten- nis Club. Music, men, and mis- chief. JENSEN, MARY ANN Jenny English, Senior Editor, Cava- lier Annual Staff, Homecom- ing Rally, Noon Hour Pro- gram, Blue Mask, Thanksgiv- ing Ploy, College Day Pro- 9 r a m , Christmas Program, Girls' G I e e, Adv. Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, Jr. Orchestra, Quill 8- Scroll. A first class student, and a first class pal. JESKE, ROLAND Rollie Science, Frosh-Soph. Football, Intramurals, Cavalier News- paper, Square Dance Club, Holl Monitor, Usher, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Badger Boys' State. Ambition is no cure for love, 27 She has a Willliel of her own. So boys, let's KAZIROD, ELAINE Kelly G.A.A., B I u e Mask, Guid- ance Monitor, P. A. An- nouncer, Honor Study Hall, Chairman of H o n o r Study Hall, Square Dancing, Hall Monitor, Annual Stall, Speech Choir. Her charms are contag- iousf' KELHOFER, GAIL Elective, Camera Craft Club, Square Dancing, Fashion De- signing Club, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor. Unlike most girls - she paints something besides her face. KEMINITZ, JAMES Jimmy Elective, Square Dancing, In- tramurals, Thanksgiving Bas- kets. 'Living is what I take a heap of, ,Me- 28 .We 5 ? KACZMAREK, CHRISTINE Chris Elective, A Cappella Choir, Polish Club, Square Donc- ing, Hall Monitor, Ballroom Dancing, Speech Choir, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. Her eyes sparkle like her ring for soon wedding bells will ring. KACZYNSKI, NANCY Nan Stenographic, Square Dance Club, Home Economics Club, Ballroom Dancing, Blue Mask, Mixed Chorus, Speech Choir, Freshman Orientation. Her laugh is sunshine in the house. KALLMAN, CAROL Carol Science, Student Service Council, All-City Band, Speech Choir, G.A.A., Sr. Band, Spring Concert, Square Dance, Honor Study Hall, Jr. Prom Court, Pep Rally, Vaudeville Show, Christmas Program. A friendly manner, a ready smile, and an eager interest in all that goes on. KAMINSKI, GERALDINE Geri Elective, Home Economics Club, Speech Choir, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Noon Hour Program, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Honor Roll. Pert as a school girl can be. KAMINSKI, JAMES Lefty Mathematics, Science Club, Intramurals, Basketball, Hall Monitor, Amateur Radio, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiv- ing Baskets, Pep Rallies. When he's not near the one he loves, he loves the one he's near. KAPITZKE, LAVERNE Vernie Elective, Water Ballet, Cavalier Newspaper Staff, Ten- nis Club, Modern Dance, Homecoming Pep Rally, Pep Rally Committee, Gym Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Sr. Planning Committee Mem- ber, Spring Concert, Sr. Talent Show, Quill 8. Scroll. I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. KARGE, MARTHA Mathematics, International Club, A Cappella Choir, Sr. Band, String Trio, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, Christ- mas Program, Thanksgiving Program, Folk Fair, Armis- tice Day Program. Genius is ninety percent hard work. KAUN, DENNIS Conn Elective, Blue Mask, Lifesaving, Amateur Radio, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Hall Monitor. i'Away with the books, and let's have some fun. KAVANAGH, FLORENCE Little One Stenogiaphic, Hall Monitor, Usher, Blue Mask, Speech Choir. leave her alone. KEMPSKI, CAMILLE Com Stenographic, Spanish Club, O I t i c e Monitor, Ballroom Dancing, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Vaudeville S h o w, Christmas Program, H o n o r Study Hall. Cheerful, enthusiastic, clever, - her friendship we shall cherish ever. if 3 KERWIN, SHIRLEY Squirrelie Elective, H o m e Economics Club, Hall Monitor, Polish Club, Office Monitor, Home- coming Pep Rally. 'Stately and tall and well- liked by all. is ,ii fit . i iiiy s tt 1 .. -Ente LSDONK, GERALD Terror ective, Sr. Band, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, :nor Study Hall. He does his best in everything he undertakes. .ASS, GERALD Jerry fence, Hall Monitor, Student Service Council, Fresh- an Orientation, Cavalier Newspaper, Ballroom Danc- g. Figuratively speaking he's usually 'figuratively' eakingf' ,ElNHANS, KAREN Karen rglish, Water Ballet, Modern Dance, G.A.A., Girls' lee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Arts and 'afts, Sr. Talent Show, Monitor, Honor Study Hall, I-City Pageant, Thanksgiving Baskets. A girl who's tops on everyone's list. .OSS, ARLINE Buggers ective, Spanish Club, Spring Concert, G.A.A., Honor udy Hall, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee. A true friend who is a friend is sure to be liked 'erywheref' ,UCZYNSKl, CAROL Kluch ective, Polish Club, Girls' Glee, A Cappella Choir, 'ring Concert, Christmas Program, G.A.A., Ballroom Jncing, Noon Hour Program. All the 'Pep' doesn't come in packages. NIUTH, RICHARD Puller Buddy ective, Intramurals, Track, Football, Track Co-Captain, ind, Boys' Glee, Homecoming Rally, Sr. Class Vice- esident. The reason he is out for track is to catch up to the rman race. DC, HENRY George ective, Track, Frosh-Soph. Football, Freshman Orienta- an. My favorite hour, is the 9th hour, with Mr. Brauer. DCH, BARBARA Barbie ective, Hall Monitor, Monitor Captain, Speech Choir. Barbara is one 'Dan'IdyI girl. DENIG, CHARLES Chuck athematics, Student Service Council, Hall Monitor, mistice Day Program, Square Dance Club, Ballroom zncing, Science Club. Hitch your wagon to a star-Emerson. ZOLBOW, RICHARD Rich Science, Camera Club, Square Dancing, Ind. Arts Service Club, Honor Stu d y Hall, 3allroom Dancing. Here's to your good wealth, and my good health, nay you live lang and pros- Jer. KOMRADY, MARY Mary Ann Elective, Hall Monitor, Girls' G I e e , Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing, Cafeteria Management, F r e s h m a n Orientation Program, Noon Hour Program, Honor Study Hall. Cheerfulness is the at- mosphere under which all things strive best. KONITZER, MARTIN Mautz Every hour of the day he uses up well. KONTOWSKI, STELLA Stel English. Friends are richer than anything else in this world, and money could not buy any of them if they are true friends. KOPATZKE, JOANNE Jo Science, Blue Ma sk, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Ballroom Dancing, G.A.A., German Club. One whose sunny nature speaks for itself. 29 KOWSKE, DIANE Diane Elective, Water Ballet, Mode ern Dancing, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee, Homecoming Pep Ral- ly, Gym Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Home Nursing, Home Economics C l u b, G.A.A., German Club, All-City Pag- eant, Noon Hour Programs, Ballroom Dancing. Why not stay single and make them all happy? KOZBIEL, CORINNE Corie Elective, Hall Monitor, Fa- shion Designing, Honor Study H all, Ballroom Dancing, Milk Counter Monitor, Cafe- terio Cashier, Thanksgiving Baskets, Office Monitor. Little friends may prove great friends. KRAUSE, KENNETH Ken Science, Frosh-Soph Football, Baseball, Radio Club, Ball- room Dancing, Jr. Band, Honor Study Hall, Student Service Council, S q u a r e Dancing. A lover of rules - and is always around to see they are enforced. KRAWCZYK, ROBERT Whitey Elective, Hall Monitor, Hon- or Study Hall, Intramurals. Work is the yeast that raises the dough. KRUCZYNSKI, JAMES KROLL, GREGORY Greg Elective, Archery Club, Polish Club, Swimming, Boys' Intro- murals, His favorite time is pass- ing time. spike Elective, Intramurals, Hall Monitor. No man is a real man after he has lost all the 30 boy. KRZYZEWSKI, JAMES Jima Elective, Intramurals, Football, Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert. He has everything he wants, therefore he is suc' cessful. KSOBIECH, DAVID Moose Elective, Football, Track, Hall Monitor, Elevator Opera- tor. Throw in your hot and with a spring, get gallontly within the ring. KUBACKI, BARBARA Bobbie Elective, Jr. Band, Sr, Band, Head Maiorette, All-City Maiorette, Spring Concert, Office Monitor, Gym Mani, tar, Pep Rally Committee, Sr. Talent Show, Ballroom Dancing, G.A.A., Cavalier Annual, Noon I-Iour Pro- grams, Tennis Tournament, Still waters run deep, but add Barbara's zest and sparkle, and those waters really ripple. KUBERA, THOMAS Kula Science, Swimming, Boys' Intramurals, Tumbling, Arch- ery, Water Ballet, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Cout of Honor, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. Look out or l'll smash Ya. KUCHTA, ARDIS Cookie Elective, Attendance Monitor, Gym Monitor, Pep Rally Committee, Homecoming Pep Rally, G.A.A., Noon Hour Program, Honor Study Mask, Hall Monitor, Sr Tennis Tournament, Jr Ardis proves when Hall, Music Appreciation, Blue . Talent Show, Ballroom Dancing, Prom Decorating Committee. all is said and done that iust being happy is a lot of fun. KULWICKI, ARLENE Arlene Elective, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Ballroom Dancing, Cafeteria Man- agement, Blue Mosk, Noon I-lour Program. A maiden sweet and self possessed. KUMPREY, WILLIAM Wille Science, Hall Monitor, Choir, All-City Choir, Boys' Glee, Blue Mask, Wrestling, Track, Football, Intra- murals, Pageant, Sr. Talent Show, Spring Concert, Radio Club. Life is one long process of getting tired. KURI, DAVID Dave Elective, Wrestling, Track, Noon Hour Program, Moni- tor, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming Rally. We don't know il he's a perfect gentleman, or if he iust isn't interested in girls. BAS, JOSEPH UTTLER, WILLIAM Debussy Iective, Intramurals, Honor tudy Hall, Blue Mask, lr. and, Science Club, Pep Ral- ', Annual Staff. All things come to those ho wait, 'cause life is iust bowl of 'fate'. KUZBA, DUANE Kashuba Electivef Intramurals, Wrestl- ing. Breathes the r e a boy with hide so tough who says four years of this aren't enough? Joe' encef Monitor, Student Service Council, Sr. Talent iw, Sr. Band, Ballroom Dancing, Blue Mask, Honor dy Hall, Spring Concert. 'l've got love in my heart, dancing in my feet, and '? in my head. TGEB, MARLENE Chunky ctive, Sr. Planning Committee, P. A. Announcer, NA., Candy Sales, Camera Craft, Ballroom Dancing, Jrus, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, Program An- incer, Pep Rally Committee, Pep Rally, Honor Study ll. 'She's sort of short, it's true, and liable to stay that y - but her heart of gold will ever grow. AANSKI, CYNTHIA cindy ctive, Fashion Club Pres., Honor Study Hall, Square wce, Annual Art Editor, Homecoming Rally, Prom :orating Committee, Sign Illustrator, Art Murals iognition, Art Awards, Christmas Decorations. 'With that diamond, she's sure to win years of Jpiness with that guy named Jim, JDA, MARCIA Marcy ylish, Assistant to Welfare Council, Honor Study Hall. 'Silence is the safest course for any girl to adopt. -IZ, LAVONNE LaVonne ctive, G.A.A., Guidance Office Monitor, Cafeteria nitor, Mixed Chorus. 'Her deeds may not be applauded, but everything does is sure to be a success. VANDOWSKI, ROBERT Bob thematics, Science Research Demonstration, Student Jncil, Science Club, 'He's new this year to Pulaski, a 'good man' we're pl, with a way not too timid and yet not too bold. IDER, EDWARD Big Ed ence, Sr. Band, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, i Rallies, Intramurals, Track, Football, Swimming, neroom Representative, S p e e c h Choir, Ballroom wcing, Color Guard, Noon Hour Program, Honor dy Hall. 'I dood it , . . and it's about time! INSKI, ROBERT Lip ctive, Basketball, Football, Track, Industrial Arts, Sr, id, Sr. Talent Show, Spring Concert. 'Life is a iest and all his ways show it. EWUS, PATRICIA Pat ilish, G.A.A., Cavalier Newspaper, Ballroom Dance, e Mask, Quill and Scroll, Gym Monitor, Office nitor, Teachers Convention Pageant, Noon Hour gram, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Program. 'That merry laugh, so loud and clear, means that Loewus is here LASCHEN, TERRENCE Tiger Elective, Baseball, Football, Basketball, T r a c k , Cross Country, Blue Mask, Choir, Boys' Glee, Intramurals Offi- cial, Pageant, Basketball Manager, Christmas Program. The way he goes run- ning around Pulaski, you'd think he was already chas- ing flies. LASZKIEWICZ, DAVID Day Elective, Intramurals, Honor Study Hall. Always ready for a little fun and he sees that he gets it. is E LATUS, HELEN Babe Commercial, Ballroom Danc- ing, Girls' Glee, Spring Con- cert, Hall Monitor, H o n o r Study Hall, Welfare Attend- ance Monitor, Christmas Pro- gram. Beauty seen is n e v e r lost, 31 MAREK, MARILYN Mickie Elective, A Cappella Choir, Sr. Orchestra, Jr. Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Spring Con- cert, Christmas Program, '5I Vaudeville Show, Easter Broadcast, Square Dance, Cavalier Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, All-City Choir, Infirmary Monitor, Homecom- ing Rally. Marillynl is quite con- trary. She has handsome bcaus all in a row. MARTIN, SANDRA Sandy English, Speech Club, Hall Monitor, Quill and Scroll, Cavalier Annual Homeroom Editor. She's as capable as she is intelligent. MARZEC, ARLINE Artie Elective, Guidance Office Monitor, Christmas Program, Mixed C h o r u s , Cafeteria Cashier. Joy's fullest measure is a friendship such as hers. LOHREY, GLEN Glen' Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for life. LOPACINSKI, RICHARD Dick' Elective, Track, Intramurals, Ballroom Dance, Pageant Hall Monitor. A friend of anyone who needs a friend. LOPATA, SALLY Sal' Elective, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, G,A.A., Spring Con cert, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Pep Rallies Thanksgiving Program. Easy come - easy go. That's Sally. LUEBKE, GILBERT Gil' Elective, Archery Club, German Club, Hall Monitor. So live, and don't be in o hurry. LYCHWICK, JANET Lych' Elective, Choir, All-City Choir, Student Service Council G.A.A., Homecoming Rally, Blue Mask, Sr, Talen Show, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, S p r I n g Concert Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Program, Tennis Tournament, Noon Hour Program Commencement Program. As lively as the day is long, as lovely as a nr spring song. LYMAN, DONNA Blackie Commercial, Modern Dance, Pageant, Sr. Talent Show Study Hall Assistant Monitor. Life whizzes by when she's on roller skates. LYMAN, JACK Jake Elective, Proiection Crew, Audio-Visual Crew, Address Crew. I gave up thinking, it's a bad habit! LYON, SONDRA I.oU' Commercial, Jr. Prom Queen of '53, Water Ballet, A Cappella Choir, All-City Choir, Modern Dance, Pag eant, College Day, Homecoming Rally, Sr. Talent Show Honor Study Hall, Spring Concerts, Christmas Programs Commencement Programs, Welfare Counselor's Monitor Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Boys' Club Program Thanksgiving Basket Delivery, Advanced Girls' Chorus A queen worthy of any crown. MARDAK, DONALD Don Mathematics, Golf, Boys' Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing end in view. MAYER, ANTHONY Tony Mathematics, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Football, Baseball, Wrestling. He May . . . er . . . he may not do something sensational. But he'lI still rate with us. Proiection Crew, Elevator Monitor, Baseball. The world makes way for him who has a definite MAYER, DORISJEAN Doris Elective, Fashion Club, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee, Hall Mon- itor, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall. She skips along through life without a single care. H QEWAN, PATRICIA Pat :tive, Hall Monitor, Head Usher, Blue Mask, Cafe- a Cashier, Office Monitor, Annual Staff, Pageant, m Decorating Committee, Sr. Planning Committee, lege Day, Gym Monitor. Independent now, but not forever. .LOCH, JEROME Jerome From the halls of Pulaski to the shores of Tripoli. TZ, CONSTANCE Connie :tive, Girls' Glee, Hall Monitor, Spring Co1cert. If business interferes with pleasure, eliminate busie 5. TZ, JAMES jim lish, Basketball, Football, Track, Boys' Intramurals, nish Club. He's always ready with a smile. So what if he's so you have to strain your neck to see it! ZYDLO, MARY Marusz Itive, Hall Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, Pag- t, Ballroom Dancing, G.A.A., Cavalier Annual, Stu, t Service Council, Tennis Club, Blue Mask. Always smiling, friendly, and mischievous. IHALAK, YVONNE Mickey tive, G.A.A., Cavalier Annual, Mixed Chorus, Girls' e, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Quill and ill, Hall Monitor. A smiling look she had, a figure slight, With cheer- air, and a step both quick and light. QOLAJCZYK, MARLENE Mickey tive, G.A.A., Choir, Girls' Glee, Honor Study Hall, istmas Program, Gym Monitor, Lifesaving, Spring cert, Home Nursing, Noon Hour Programs, Ad- ced Girls' Glee. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. LER EILEEN Moca tive, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Program, 'ie Nursing, First Aid. Eileen was always prim and proper, nothing in the ld could stop her. LER, JEANNE .leono iogrophic, Water Ballet, Modern Dance, Hall Moni- Homecoming Rally, Freshman Orientation, D.A.R. resentative, Pageant, Sr. Talent Show, Dance Sym- um, Noon Hour Program. She can swim like a fish, and boy what a dish! RKOVICH, JAMES Mirk' ience, Boys' Intramurals, chery Club, Science Club, Ilroam Dancing, Track. Quick with the answers, th wise and otherwise' MITCHELL, JOYCE Mitch Elective, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Teachers' Convention Pageant, H a l l Monitor, Noon Hour Pro- grams. Little friends may prove great friends. MLODZIK, CHARLOTTE Dolly Elective, Spanish Club, Cam- era Club, Girls' Glee, Christ- mas Program, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall. Always smiling, always gay - Always she has been that way. MLYNCZAK, RICHARD Rich Science, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Intramurals, Vice-President and President of Student Service Council, Jr. Prom Court of Honor. Give me a country gal with city ideas. MOLITOR, DAVID Dave' Mathematics, Football, Bas ketball, Tennis, Student Serv ice Council, Ballroom Danc ing, Sr, Band, Orchestra. Fate makes our relatives choice makes our friends. 33 MUEHL, DIANE Mm, Stenographic, Speech Choir, International C I u b , Tennis Club, Hall Monitor Captain, Mr. Tiernan's Monitor. A friend is one who dis- likes the same things you do. MUELLER, BETTY Bets Elective, Girls' Glee, B I u e Mask, G.A.A., M o d e r n Dance, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Ballroom Dancing, Square Dance. She bathed the world in smiles of glee. MURAWSKI, DIANE Di Elective, Home N u r si n g , Home Economics, Infirmary Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor. None knew her but to like her, none named her but to praise her. MURPHY, RONALD Ronald English, Choir, Spanish Club, S p r i n g Concert, Christmas Program. Ronald's good humor and friendliness put him right an top. NEUENFELDT, JOHN NELSON, BARBARA Bobbie Elective, Speech Choir, Blue M a sk, Ballroom Dancing, Homecoming Rally, Cafeteria Sales, Christmas Program, Mix e d Chorus, Pageant, G.A.A. Her quietness is a cover up. She has tricks up her sleeve. Big John' Elective, Football, Wrestling, Track, Lifesaving, Camerc Club, Boys' Intramurals, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing 34 Industrial Arts, School Services, Annual Staff. He is a wrestler, so brave and bold, But it's Joan ne who has the hold. NIEMI, CAROL Nem' Elective, Home Nursing Club, Square Dancing, Ball room Dancing, Bookstore Monitor, Jr. Band, Sr. Band Sr. Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, S p r i n g Concert Christmas Program, Girls' Glee, A Cappella Choir Cavalier Newspaper, Counselors Moniior, All-City Pag eant. NIMMER, RICHARD NOHELTY, YVONNE As bright as the sun, undimmed by a cloud. Dick' Elective, Ballroom Dancing, Honor Study Hall, Hal Monitor, Intramurals, Blue Mask, Modern Dancing. Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles youl' SalIy' Elective, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, G.A.A., Ball room Dancing, Modern Dance, Blue Mask, Spanisl NOLTE, ROMA Club, Home Nursing, All-City Pageant. Lovely ring, ls it anyone we know? Tootie' Commercial, Spring Concert, Tennis Club, Square Danc ing, Modern Dancing, Blue Mask, Freshman Orientation Ballroom Dancing, Girls' Glee, All-City Pageant, Hal Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Christmas Program. Having a good time is her favorite hobby. NOON, PATRICIA Pat' Elective, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Christ mas Program, Spring Concert, All-City Pageant. After all her work is done, she certainly has a la of fun. NORSHIP, JESSE OKRAY, GAIL OLSON, MARLENE Little One' Elective, Football, All-City Square Dance, Homecomini Rally, Sr. Talent Show. My Father and Mother were first cousins, that' why I look so much alike! Worm' Elective, Modern Dance, G.A.A., Fashion Design Club Student Service Council, Prom Decorating Committee Blue Mask, Cavalier Annual Staff, Assistant Homerooi Editor, Co-Art Editor, Scholastic Art Awards. Five feet, seven, of sparkling heaven. Cuddles Elective, Cheerleader, Hall Monitor, Thanksgiving Play 'Joe'. Ballroom Dancing, Blue Mask, Welfare Counselor's Mor itor, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concer The sparkle of her diamond lights up the name r JNINSKI, PHYLLIS Phil ommercial, Home Nursing, allroom Dancing, Hall Moni- nr, Blue Mask. What ever she did was one with much ease. 'ERSON, DOUGLAS C. PAJTAS, GLORIA Glo Commercial, H a I I Monitor, Ballroom Dancing, T e n n i s Club, Honor Study Hall. A little 'Glo' who's got a 'Geney' on her mind. Doug ence, Blue Mask, Intramurals, Pageant. 'We're proud to say that he graduated from askif' 'ERSON, RUTH E. Ruthie ence, Speech Choir, Tennis Club, Ballroom Dancing, iare Dancing, Prom Court of Honor, Decorating nmittee, G.A.A., Infirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor l Captain Honor Study Hall, Senior Planning Com- tee laIt.I 'Laughter and mischief, and a gleam in her eye. 'RlE, JAMES R. Jim ctive, Spring Concert. 'Don't hurry me - what's tomorrow for? TRZAK, ANITA C. Nita ctive, Ballroom Dancing, Monitor, Spanish Club, XA., Prom Decorating Committee, Square Dancing. 'The spark of fun Nita added to Pulaski will never forgotten. ITARICH, ROSEMARIE Smokey nmeicial, Class Secretary, Assistant to Mr. Royal, dent Council, Cavalier Annual Literary Staff, G.A.A., rare Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, Tennis Club, Prom :orating Committee. 'The secretary of the Senior Class, is a very smart I pretty lass. ITROWSKI, MARY A. Mary Ann :tive, Office Monitor, Home Economics Club, Ball- m Dancing, Honor Study Hall, 'A cuter gal is hard to find, with her around, clouds silver-lined. QULA, GREGORY E. Frenchie thematics, Sr. Orchestra, Choir, Dance Band, Stage w, Cafeteria Monitor, International Club, Elevator nitor, Blue Mask. Greg says, 'lf it's music you want see me. The guy 1 the green pantsf SZKIEWICZ, ROBERT T. Bob rtiveg Hall Monitor, Boys' Intramurals, Ticket Sales, ior Study Hall. A swell classmate - an earnest worker, none :ulal say he was a shirkerf' EMITSCHER, CARLOTTE J. Char titor, Lifesaving, Ballroom Dancing. lt's her personality. PAWLOWSKE, CAROL Carol Science, Fashion Design Club, Tennis Club, Library Monitor, Parents' Visitation, H o n o r Study Hall. The sparkle in her eye is glistening for another 'Guy?' PERISH, BARBARA Barbie Stenographic, Home Nursing, Honor Study Hall, Hall Moni- tor. Pulaski forget Barbara? 'Perish' the thought! PETERSEN, THOR Skip Science, Swimming, Football, Tennis, Lifesaving Club, Ball- room Dancing, Intramurals, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Spanish Club, Hall Monitor, Sr, Talent Show. This All-American really churns up the water, It 35 'X K PRYBA, RONA . Elective, Fo ball, ra ,.ln- RAASH, KENNETH D. PRUS, JOANNE M. Jo tramurals, . Promx urt of Raasch Stenagraphic, Student Coun- Honor, Pr Planning Com- Science, Blue Mask, lntra- cil, Christmas Program, Mixed mittee, . Pl nnin mmit- murals. Chorus, Girls' Glee. t Mo Haul Q A frown exerts a million A'Friendly, happy, and liked ' ge b r u e t t e Kand muscles, a smile only one, by all. blqn bout its bit. ' why overwork? X r 'x 1 PLIZKA, SHIRLEY B. Butch Elective, Speech Choir, Home Economics. lt's better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. PODD, DONALD E. Willy Elective, Square Dance Club, Track, Wrestling, Intra- murals, Football, P. A. Announcer, Vaudeville. My body's weary of my mischievous brain. PODLEWSKI, ROSEMARY Rosie English, Honor Study, Ballroom Dancing, Spanish Club, Homenursing Club, Camera Club. Bewarel There's an air of cheerfulness about her that's contagious. POLACHOWSKI, DOLORES R. Lori English, International Club, Speech Choir, Noon Hour Program, Honor Study Hall. Jolly and sensible, cute and bright, never extreme but always iust right. POLKA, MARLENE G. Elective, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall. '4Here's a gal that's got a beau. 'ipalkcli Monitor Captain, Polish Club nice to know, sorry boys, she's POPLAWSKI, KATHRYN A. Red' Elective, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Office Assistant, Ball room Dancing. Of course everyone knew her - she was always a lot of fun, POTRYKUS, CONRAD J. Connie Elective, Ballroom Dancing, Freshman Orientation, Hon- or Study Hall. From iust knowing him in school, you can be sure that he'll be a great success. PRlNDLE, VIVIEN E. Termite' Elective, Sr. Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Choir, All-City Choir, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Blue Mask Homecoming Pep Rally, Infirmary Monitor, Ballroon' Dancing, Cafeteria Sales, Cavalier Newspaper, Thanks ty. Elective. RADKE, JAMES A, Jim Elective, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming Rally. lf l want to amount to anything, l can't give up all the fun and mischief l've been used to. giving Program, Pageant, Pep Rally. What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humani PRODOEHL, RONALD C. Ron' He may not be heavy but he's tons of fun. RADTKE, JAMES L. Jim Lincoln Elective, Football, Basketball, Jr. Prom King, Vaudeville, S p r i n g Concert, Christmas Program, Choir, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Blue Mask, Sr. Planning Committee, Boys' Glee. May he reign over the future as he did over the prom. 36 IKOWSKI, CHRISTINE F, Chris active, Tennis Club, Blue Mask, Fashion Design Club, :ll Monitor, Gym Monitor, Office Monitor. She worries a lot about her school work but thinks :re about Gordyf' INERT, CHARLENE F. Char ience, Fashion Design Club, G.A.A,, Sr. Lifesaving, Je Mask, Girls' Glee, Library Monitor, Ballroom xncing, Square Dancing. Fifty per cent words and fifty per cent smiles. -NTNER, SUSAN M, Sue enographic, G.A.A., Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, rring Concert, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee. lf you knew Susie, you'd sure like Susie. TZLAFF, BEVERLY .l. Bev active, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Ship and ore Revue, Spring Concert, Modern Dance, Blue ask, G.A.A., Homecoming Pep Rallies, Office Monitor, geant, International Club, Mixed Chorus, Sr. Talent ow. About Beverly l'd never worry, she might end up th Arthur Murray. WOLINSKI, RICHARD J. Reb active, Wrestling, Stamp Club, Dance Band, Ballroom incing. This rugged individual is an outdoor mon - he'll on be a conservationistf' LEY, HENRY C. Riley active, Wrestling, Football, Sr. Lifesaving, Intramu- ls, Square Dancing, Hall Monitor, Radio, Tumbling, ater Ballet. DEDEL, BARBARA M. Bobs enographic, Spanish Club, Ballroom Dancing, Blue ask, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Mixed Chorus. Character is a product of daily, hourly, actions d thoughts. JSSETTO, FRANK M. ience, Hall Monitor. Rest, ride, and rest again. DSTANKOWSKI, DANIEL glish, Sr. Band, Ballroom Dancing. Quiet and shy, but a mighty line guy. IUBANKA, LOIS Lo itenographic, Girls' G I e e , Ihristmas Program, Spring Ioncert, Mixed Chorus, Hon- Jr Study Hall. She's always willing to rave lots of fun . . . with 'ou or anyone. Dan RUBOW, GLEN Rube Mathematics, Track, C r o s s Country, Fresh-Soph. Basket- ball, Jr. Prom Court of Hon- or, Jr. Prom Planning Com- mittee, Intramurals. You sure are lucky if you have Rube for your friend. RUNDE, MARY Mary History, International Club, Spanish Club, Home Nursing, Ballroom Dancing, Student Service Council, Homecoming Rally, Folk Fair, Cavalier Newspaper. When she makes a promise she's as good as her word. RUSSOW, NANCY Tootie Science, Hall Monitor, Hon- or Study Hall, Lunch Ticket Sales, Prom Decorating Corn- mittee. Does she like physics or physiques? RUTKOWSKI, JOAN Jonny Elective, Hall Monitor, Libra- ry Monitor, Ballroom Danc- ing, Pageant, Blue Mask, Honor Study Hall-Assistant Chairman. A scintillating mind in a trim package. 37 RUTKOWSKI, RALPH Ralph Elective, Intramurals, Ball- room Dancing, Sr, Band, Sr. Orchestra, Pep Band, Radio Club, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Spring Concert, Pep Rally, Freshman Orienta- tion, Ticket Sales, Christmas Program, Homecoming Rally. SALAMONSKI, CAROL Sam Elective, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask, Noon Hour Pra- gram, Monitor Captain, Wel- fare Monitor, Prom Decorat- ing Committee. Sometimes g l a d , some- times sad, sometimes mischie- vous, but never bad. SALE, ANN Ann Science, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Noon Hour Program, Blu e M a sk, Lifesaving, Cavalier Annual Staff, Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Hon- or Study Hall. A 'Buck' a day will keep me happy! SASKOWSKI, ROBERT Sass Elective, Intramurals, Basket- ball, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Modern Dancing, Baseball. It's guys like Sass that we hate to see leave Pulaski. SCHMIDT, MARGARET SCHELL, PATRICIA Schellie Elective, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Mixed Chorus, Modern D a n c e , Ballroom Dancing, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Decorating Com- mittee, Christmas Program, Jr. Prom C o u rt of Honor, Gym Monitor, Blue Mask, Tennis Club. This gal has all the beauty trapped in hcr own 'Schelll' Margie Elective, Hall Monitor, Usher, Blue Mask, G.A.A Speech Choir, Ballroom Dancing, Spring Concert. Fun and frolic combined in one beautiful bundle. 38 SCHMITT, JUDY Hlucly Elective, Student Service Council, Cavalier Annual Staff, Blue Mask, School Service Work, Honor Study Hall. A winning smile, a heart so gay, A girl we all love that way. SCHROEDER, THOMAS Tom Science, Blue Mask, Student Service Council, Choir, Vaudeville S hows , Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Play, Spring Concert, Pageant, Public Address, Class Play, Swimming Team, Golf, Archery Club, Square Dancing, Intramurals, Program Planning Committee, Safety Council Delegate, Hall Monitor, Commencement Program. A hot rod Ford, a two dollar bill, and a girl by his side to give him a thrill. SCHULTZ, JANET Schultzie Elective, G.A.A., Modern Dance, lnlirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor, Monitor for Mr. Thurner. Here's a gal, we insist, that all the fellows can't resist. SCHWAIGER, NORMAN Norm Elective, Sr. Planning Committee, Intramural, Hall Moni- tor, Ballroom Dancing. I can't decide whether I want to be President or a garbage collector. SCHWEITZER, ROMELLE Irish Stenographic, G.A,A., Nursing Club, Home Economics Club, Camera Craft Club, Ballroom Dancing, Mr. Stekiel's Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Office Monitor, School Service, Cafeteria Cashier, Honor Roll. SEEGERS, MARYANN Mary Elective, A Cappella Choir, Library Monitor, Spanish Club, Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Program, Ar- mistice Day Program, All-City Chorus, Spring Concert, Ballroom Dancing, Girls' Glee, Commencement Exercises. Music hath charm, so has Maryann, SEMROW, CAROLYN Lyn Science, Water Ballet President and Vice-President, Modern Dance, Student Service Council, '52 Homecom- ing Court of Honor, G.A.A., Archery Club, Sr. Talent Show, Pageant, Commencement Program. Carolyn adds the sparkle to the water. SHALESKI, JACQUELINE Jackie Commercial, Girls' Glee, Advanced Chorus, Mixed, Chorus, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Office Monitor, Pageant. Sh:-:'s all for dancin' and romancin'. iHENAR, ALBERT Paul icience, A Cappella Choir, Lr. Class Play, Usher, Foot- :all Manager, Pageant, Blue Aask, Hall Monitor, Monitor Iaptain, Honor Study Hall, favalier Calendar, P u b l i c lddress, Prom Decorating fommittee, Court of Honor, 'ep Rallies, Water Ballet. The willowy type that nakes ane's heart sway. SHIPPY, JAMES Jim Elective, Archery, Spanish Club, Square Dancing, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Dance Band, Monitor, Spring Con- cert, Pep Band. We sure enioyed your stay here. ORNIA, CHRISTINE Chris active, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Attendance Monitor, Gym bnitor, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, mon Hour Program. Clever and witty in conversation. EETH, LAWRENCE Larry -ctive, Square Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, School rvice. Camera Craft, President and Treasurer of Blue lsk, Candy Counter Service, Freshman Orientation, nor Study Hall. Always alert for some sharp skirt. lALL, CAROL Carol -ctive, Quill and Scroll, Blue Mask, Lost and Found xnitor, Hall Monitor, Noon Hour Program, Pep Rally, A.A., Cavalier Newspaper Business Manager, Sr. unselor's Monitor, Gym Monitor. 'She's none the less important cause she isn't very l. I think you'll also find that sticks of dynamite 2 small. lITH, NANCY Nan ictive, Cavalier Newspaper Circulation Manager, valier Annual Advertising Manager, Tennis Club, ie Mask, Home Nursing, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, ristmas Program, Quill and Scroll, Tennis Tourna- int. 'Cute, sharp, and neat. ln other words . . all rt! HTH, SHIRLEY Smitty -ctive, Quill and Scroll, Blue Mask, Lifesaving, Cava- r Newspaper Circulation Manager, Cavalier An- al Advertising Manager, Jr. and Sr. Band, Sr. Of- estra, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Girls' Glee, A,A., Tennis Tournament, Welfare Counselors Moni- 'We feared it might result in her financial downfall . she was always very short. AOOT, LEE Nick ence, Football, Baseball, Track, Lighting Crew, Blue isk, Sr. Lifesaving, Sr, Band, Dance Band, Vaude' e, Spring Concert. 'To Lee or not to Lee, that is the question. iCHER, RICHARD Dick ctive, Football, Hall Monitor, Lifesaving, Movie Pro- tionist, Honor Study Hall, 'He can manage anything. AKOWITZ, EUGENE Gene ctive, Ballroom Dancing, Monitor, Honor Study Hall. 'Pulaski sure could use a couple more boys like ne. XRGUR, KENNETH Ken ctive, Honor Study Hall, Intramurals, Track. 'Silent but deadly. siwson, REoiNALo Simp Science, Intramurals, Basket- ball, Freshman Orientation, Intramural Referee, Baseball, Honor Study Hall. Three words describe him -serious, sincere and studi- ous. SINNER, BARBARA Barb SKALUDA, JOHN Elective. Big John You'd be the Sinner Elective, Honor Study Hall if you didn't get to lcnow A triple decker brain Barbara. scoop after scoop. ,.aw'2,-gk STELTER, THOMAS Stelt Science, Football, Hall Moni- tor, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask, Senior Lifesaving, ln- tramurals, Thanksgiving Day Program, College Day Pro- gram. Bays are all alike, but they have different faces to tell them apart, STRELOW, LOIS L, J. Commercial, G,A.A., Cava- lier Annual Staff, Cavalier Newspaper Staff, Modern Dance, Freshman Orientation, Hall Monitor, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Vaudeville, Blue Mask, Science Club. l'm little, but I'm never out of place with the big sw. 40 STUART, CHARLES Chuck Science, M o n i to r , Usher, Boys' Intramurals, H o n or Study Hall. He who knows, and knows not what he knows is asleep . . . awake him. SPLINTER, BRADLEY Cheeta History, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling, Track, Class President of '54, Student Service Council, Senior Planning Committee, Senior Talent Show, Thanksgiving Baskets, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Hall Monitor, In- tramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Blue Mask, Square Dancing. And he led them all. SPONHOLZ, ROBERT HSPOIIHH Elective, Dance Band, Senior Band, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Cavalcade, Pep Rallies. Wow! What a sax . . . or is it the man behind it? SPRI NGBORN, MAE Mae' Elective, Cavalier Newspaver Art Editor, Office Monitor Tennis Club, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing, Thanksgiv ing Play, Spring Talent Show, Honor Study Hall Pageant, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll. Nature creates ability, Mae sets it in motion. STAMMLER, NORMAN The Count' Elective, Square Dance Club. My notion of work is hazy, that l couldn't toil if I would. STANISLAWSKI, STANLEY Protein' History, Blue Mask, Intramurals, Junior and Senior Lifesaving. His love for sleep is an aid to his physique. STASZAK, ROSE Rose Elective, Accordion Club, G.A.A., Modern Dance, All City Pageant, G.A.A. She laughed her way into many a heart. STAWICKI, RITA Stawick Elective, Accordion Club, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Office Monitor, Vaudeville, Christmas Program, Spring Can cert, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee. Till the end of time, this girl will be 'Bobbing along. STEC, FLORENCE Steca Elective, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Blue Mask, Student Service Council, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee, A Cap pella Choir, Christmas Program, Spring Concert. Her smile is like a magnet, it draws a new friend every time. STEIDL, GAIL l'Gabby Elective, Cavalier Newspaper Advertising Manager, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Quill and Scroll. She's as restless as a windshield wiper. STULL, TERRENCE Terry Elective, S q u a r e Dancing, Golf, Football, Honor Study H all, Basketball, Monitor, Senior Planning Committee, Student Service Council. There is a pleasure in madness that none but mad- men know. SUHM, SHIRLEY Shirhe-acl Commercial, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Program. This pretty miss had a suntan in December . . . could her trip to Florida have anything to do with it? JLLIVAN, PATRICIA Pot ective, Honor Study Hall. What? Red hair and no temper! JTTON, ALICE Al iglish, G.A.A., Chairman, Quill and Scroll, Hall Moni- r, Infirmary Monitor, Vaudeville, Cavalier News- iper Co-Editor, Honor Roll, Assistant Feature Editor ot ewspoper. lt's nice work if you can edit! VEENEY, .IACQUELINE Jackie ective, Choir, Girls' Glee, Cavalier Annual Stott, mudeville, Freshman Orientation, Modern Dance, Hon- Study Hall, Senior Talent Show, Blue Mask, Spring Jncert, Christmas Program. Her dancing shoes will carry her on to the stage lite. VITALA, SHIRLEY Sl1irl ective, Home Nursing Club, Hall Monitor, Honor udy Hall. Small and petite and what a treat! IAFRANSKI, MARGARET Margie active, Polish Club, Home Economics Club, Hall Moni- r, Library Monitor, Honor Study Hall. Gals as nice as Margie are few and tar between. PONDER, RITA Reet active, G.A.A., Spring Concert, Girls' Glee, Home Jrsing Club, Honor Study Hall. Did you ever meet a social butterfly? They say Jt's what Rita is. l wonder why? YMANSKI, RONALD Hondo active, Senior Lifesaving, Boys' Intramurals, Swim- ng, Boys' Glee, Thanksgiving Program, Christmas Pro- Jm, Blue Mask, Talent Show, Lighting Crew, Water llet Show. Work may keep you tit and prime, but give me sure any time. .BBERT, SANDRA Sandy glish, Co-Editor of Cavalier Newspaper, Assistant ub Editor, Quill and Scroll, Honor Study Hall Chair- in, '53 Homecoming Court of Honor, Student Service iuncil, 'Sl Vaudeville, Senior Talent Show, Hall Moni- ', Tennis Club, Square Dancing, Thanksgiving Baskets. She's a proper noun. The subiect at popularity. ,FT, CAROL Carol anographic, Honor Roll, Vocational Guidance, Stu- nt Service Council. 'iHer thoughts are always north-bound. AMSE, PATRICIA Pat Tective, Hall Monitor, Honor ttudy Hall. Pat will do anything you isk her, but nothing you ell her. TANDECKI, MAXINE Macc Elective, M o d e r n Dance, Spring Festivals, Christmas Programs, Dance Symposium, Honor Study Hall, Hall Moni- tor, Girls' Glee, Blue Mask. Macc comes to Pulaski for classes each day, but as soon as they're over she dashes away. TIETYEN, JEANNETTE Rusty Stenographic, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Hall Monitor, Noon H o u r Programs, Christmas Program, S p ri n g Concert, Honor Study Hall. She makes everyone feel at ease. TISCHER, GERALD Jerry Science, All-City Choir, A Cappella Choir, Spring Con- cert, Thanksgiving Program, P. A. Announcer, S t u d e nt Service Council, Boys' Glee, Double Quartette, Armistice Day Program. Never underestimate the power of a woman. .3 W? ,EQ .,,.. Q J. ii I bi . , i is , -T. TOMASZEWSKI, MARLENE Mom Elective, Girls' Glee, Fashion C l u b, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, College Day Pro- gram, Prom Decoration Com- mittee, Mural Proiect. Here's the best defense for Marlene's ruddy glow: it's better that she blush than turn purple, that we , ..,. .1 V,- know. 41 TOMES, MARlE Cookie Elective, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, Fashion Design, Prom Decorating Committee, Girls' Glee. She didn't mind walking home, because she never walked alone. TREMMEL, SALLY Sal Elective, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eyes. UDOVICH, EDWARD .,.,, ,,1i1 , we X' 'K' FA 4 X if 1 is Mitt en I e. ask 'rs fi is s at l' A Q sh? . Mi . A iw 3 s if wi , if fi- is L U ii 5 ix ULMA, GRACE Grace Useless Elective. Elective. A sweet, attractive kind There was a boy. Now of Grace. see the man. .. , S' . RYE' J, 1, , S gr if if W ggi 5' My sk P 3 sl? A, ss 42 wx 5 9-x In ..,. si . ,ilfjlilil ee if s Q 1 F UNGLAUBE, CARL Oongie Science, Proiection Cre w , Ballroom Dancing, Intramur- als, Stamp Collectors' Club, Senior Band, Pep Band, Cov- alier News Staff, Cafeteria Crew, Ticket Soles, Student Service Council, Audio Visual Club. Don't do today what you can put off till next semes- ter! VISSER, RICHARD Viss Elective, Football, Ballroom Dancing, Intramurals. We'Il dispense with the speeches and any formality to award Dick a diploma for his personality. VOSS, VERNON Vern Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Spanish Club, Driver's Edu cation, Junior Achievement, He lived in New Yawk . . . he told us about it! WAGNER, BARBARA Barb Elective, Square Dancing, Honor Study Hall, Hall Mont tor, College Day Program. Her hair may not be iBobbecl,' but her heart is. WALEJEWSKI, JOHN Buckshot Elective, Basketball, Track, Boys' Intramurals, Monitor Captain. Dear Jolin, we think the world of you. WALLNER, ROBERT Bob Elective, Blue Mask, Interclass Swim Meet, Intramurals Bob makes an excellent showing. He goes his own way, but he knows where he's going. WARAKSA, RITA Blondie Stenographic, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Program, Book store Monitor, Home Economics Club, Noon Hour Pro gram, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall. Just tell her you need her and she will be there. we WARPECHOWSKI, JOHN 42 Elective, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing, Pageant, lntra murals. l'My only books are women's looks and boy, can I have fun! WEBER, GEORGIANN Jay Science, Monitor Captain, Speech Choir, Blue Mas Honor Study Hall, Usher. This Georgliannl doesn't have to chop down c cherry tree to be famous. WENDORFF, JEROME Windy Elective, Intramurals, Basketball, Intramurals Official. Was that absence necessary? IENTLAND, MELVIN Mel cience, Golf, International lu b , Inter-High Council, allroom D o n c i n g Club, adger Boys' State, Pr o m lanning Committee, Monitor, tudent Service Council. Good grades with Mel :em almost a tradition. No latter what the subject, to xcell is his ambition. CHTOWSKI, DIANNE WERWINSKI, DONALD Don' Science, Basketball, Tennis, H all Monitor, Intramurals, Football. Mild, meek, but mascu line. witty ence, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Camera Craft, valier Newspaper, Square Dancing, Honor Study ll, Freshman Orientation, Tennis Club, Ballroom ncing, Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Program, 'ing Concert, Noon Hour Program, Pep Rally. 'None but herself could be her parallel. LKS, DELORES Do-Do nographic, Honor Roll, Honor Study Hall, G.A.A., llege Day, Vocational Guidance, Square Dancing, lroom Dancing, Principals' Convention, Blue Mask, 3 Rally, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Con- t, Office Monitor, Guidance Monitor, Bookstore initor. 'Look up, not down. Look ahead, not behind. LLIAMS, SHIRLEY ylish, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Sr. Class Play, ll Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, 'You couldn't overlook that mischief in her eyes. NSKI, LILLIAN ctive, Home Nursing, Ballroom Dancing. 'The 'Belle' of the telephone company. SNIEWSKI, EUGENE tory, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing, Honor Study ll, Thanksgiving Baskets, Charge of Annual and wspaper Sales. 'Always the same, yet each day something new. TAS, .IOANNE ctive, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Hall Monitor. 'She's lovely, she's engaged, she's a Pulaskianl DJCICKI, SYLVIA ctive, Vaudeville Show, Square Dancing, Hall Moni- 'Deep in the Heart of Texas! Well sufferin' side- iders anyhow! DJTYCSKI , THOMAS :tive, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Honor Study 'A great big bruiser, husky and tall. DYTHAL, JAMES 'lshifiey' Lillian Gene Jo HTEXU Tom Jim :tive, Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Honor Study l, Library Maintenance, T.G.l.F. Club. What care I for worry, work or trouble? WESOLOWSKI, JOYCE Wes Commercial, G.A.A., Speech Choir, .lunior Band, Senior Band, Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Attendance Monitor, S p r i n g Concert, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Home Nursing Club. She captures them all, both large and small. WICHMAN, PATRICIA Pat Commercial, Blue Mask, Hon- or Study Holl, Thanksgiving Baskets. Pat's good humor, her friendliness too, put her right up on top in Pulaski's Who's Who. WICHROWSKI, HELEN Helen Elective, Senior Orchestra, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Cavalier Newspaper C I u b Editor, Quill and Scroll, Hon- or Roll, G.A.A., Modern D a n c e , Ballroom Dancing, Speech Choir, Tennis Club. Honors will always be linked with her name, as she climbs up the pathway to certain fame. 43 'VS Q W. WOZNIARSKI, DANIEL Danny Elective, Industrial Arts, Homecoming Parade, Honor Study Hall, Cavalier Newspaper Advertising, Ticket Sales. l've heard that all great men are dead and I don't teel so well myself! ZEHM, JOYCE Zehmie Stenographic, Girls' Glee, G.A.A., Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Christmas Program, Noon Hour Program. Joyce is always at her best. ZINGSHEIM, ELAINE Zinky Elective, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Student Serv- ice Council, Newspaper, Attendance Monitor. Nothing is more useful as such determination. ZIRZOW, JOYCE Joyce Elective, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Noon Hour Program. Oh the 'Joylcel' of living! ZODROW, WARREN Warren Science, Intramurals, Basketball, Baseball, Square Danc- ing, Elevator Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Ballroom Dancing, lnternational Club President, Folk Fair. The kids at Pulaski will tell you that, Warren is the thinkingest thinker that ever thankl ZOLECKI, ARLINE Zolly Stenographic, Blue Mask, Spanish Club, Vaudeville Show, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Girls' Glee. We bet, if you knew her, you wouldn't forget her either. ZURAWSKI, PATRICIA Pat English, Honor Roll, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, G.A.A., Ballroom Dancing Blue Mask. Her dash, her spirit, her vitality, make Pat versatile to the nth degree. ZYDZIK, RONALD Ronnie' Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Thanks' giving Baskets. It's o hap-hap-happy dayI Summer School Graduates Frederick Borszk Thomas Brace Donald Duda Marlene Frankowski Dennis Gorlewski Gordon Kaminski Duane Kaye Donald Kochler James Loveless Grace Manske Clarence Meyers June Michalek Marilyn Miller Richard Novak Richard Porisey John Selzer Wayne Sobczak Diane Sopolinski Bernard Staniszewski Donna Stannard Ralph Stevens Ronald Swirth Donna Young Pauline Wiza W .wwf Ng SA My 3' QN- , if wi. fue-.3 S M 5 -'-: - ,,,.-.-,,'. ,,,',,v u , Q ' .. A- W '::, , , nk ! SOMEWHERE EVERYWHERE W iffm r 'x r Q .Nm 5 1 sf ff' ff ' J Ei K Eg A N .K ,Q N ixxyy , xg 0235522 is A we fi S f x ,Jia n ,.., .,,.,.., - E t 3? ww wif' , , Q My Q me ww WM in fly 'SQ fnfw V NV W f M xv' lv W , ,.. Qs . , X, ' 1: 1 1 Q 5 ,... -:Eg ' R-if , N ' fm -:I I ,,., V ..1:.-...:.:,f., :.1 . Q .. . .x y A 1 Cz.. NW u ' a 4? was -'4 gy A ,f'i.?3?is! 4,43 7 , gg 9 as N I6 i, ff! 3 ,mga N - J 5, KW --in , :gi A V Aw R . if ' 'Q '1 f S 2. K , v . ,ga ww 2 ' 55151 A QQ JL Lf 3 5 4 A A , gy 1 : ' 3,5 7 ' 52? ,Q f., Wag at 4 Vi .A E . ri, ' , ' X Sai .3 , wx, 15 ,Q Q- -. -f .5 fx i xi V. .. As x ffm 'BZ 25? X ' me , g Q -'-' X Q 1 7 fe fgu k, A 4? J, V S' , my QQ K i i fsgsi, , f if-F 1 . - if w , ,. Q ,p M W J WM. y ' A gy Q V wk. ITIS' W Y-W V mg' v -W , I PM Q V A , Y .W Ms NLR, -3-- -WYSHW , . ,,, I I 'VER 5, if 4 X 1 , . M f , Q., -A if N 2 E. 'N 5 ni eww 2 H JJ. 5 r v' YA- ,ffl Wifi M?-TASK F :r ff fw W3 ' 1 +1 52 - 3' ,- . I A' . is ,ln-.1 ff wwf 1 ,kkk ' lv Y - W if U ii. , M .. ,ff X X Row 3: Cooch Mox, Asst. Conch Thurner, R. Julian, M. Risrow, R. Visser, J. Melloch, R. Socher, J. Neuenfeldt, R. Snedigar, J. Rudtke. Row 2: J. Choinocki, P. Shenur, E. Linder, R. Knuth, T. Broske, J. Metz, M. Garland, R. Mlynczcak, L. Duzynski. Row l: P. Juszczck, J. Norship, T. Dzibinski, C. Bosonko, P. Juszczck, T. Walecki, B. Splinter, R. Tamer, R. Walloch, J. Weber. Varsity Football Upsetting all previous predictions, and build- ing up to a surprising climax, the 1953 Pulaski football squad finished the season tie with Wash- ington for first place in the city conference, with seven wins and one loss. Easily winning the opening game with Juneau, 19-0, the Ramblers met their only defeat of the season, in their second game, with South, 19-6. After losing to South, the Ramblers came back to win three more games toward the champion- ship by defeating Rufus King, 13-0, Lincoln, 27- 135 and North, at the North Stadium, 24-12. In the homecoming game played with our south- side rivals, Bay View, who were rated over Pulaski by seven points, the Ramblers defeated the Red- cats, 12-0. The two touchdowns were made by Bradley Splinter. The two tries for the extra points were blocked. Our victory over Bay View entitles us to keep the traditional Wooden Foot- ball. Because of a new practice instituted this year, the winning team now receives the trophy. Pulaski kept alive its slim hopes for winning the city championship by scoring a fourth quarter touchdown to beat West, 7-0. Leading up to the score, George Cwiklowski p a s s e d to Thomas Walecki giving the Ramblers a first down on the West 17 yard line. Cwiklowski and Bradley Splinter powered the ball to the 6 yard line, but a penalty set the Ramblers back to the 20. George Cwiklowski passed to Richard Knuth for the touchdown. Richard Steuber place kicked the extra point. 4. 1 ..- li Row 3: W. Bialk, G. Wozadylo, T. Wysocki, A. Borzykowski, C. Malinsky, J. Blochowiok, R. Smul, R. Mathis, Asst. Coach Henderson, Asst. Coach Pauly. Row 2: R. Czerwinski, R. Otto, G. Barr, V. Konicke, B. Bialk, J. Moldenhauer, D, Bosco, J. Moldenhauer, R. Kowalski, J. Klaerig. Row l: R. Stovens, R. Erickson, R. Nelson, G. Cwiklowski, J. Hintz, J. Anclroszczak, A. Dyzelslci, R. Steuber, R. Seeger. Varsity Football A record crowd for the season, 7,300, witnessed the breaking of a three way tie for the city cham- pionship, when the Ramblers upset the favored Tech team, 7-6. The score at the end of the sec- ond quarter was 0-0. After the half a Pulaski team filled with renewed power came onto the fieldg and in the first few minutes of the third quarter, Cwiklowski plunged over the line for the touch- down. Richard Steuber kicked the all-important extra point. Very shortly after, the Tech team scored a touchdown. Tech had two chances to convert the extra point, because of a Pulaski off side on the first attempt. The first kick was wide and the second short. Three of our players have been honored by being chosen on the all city second string team. They are Charles Bosanko, Thomas Walecki, and Peter jusczak. Pulaski will receive the traveling trophy for winning the city championship three timesg 1949- undisputed title, 1950-co-champions with East, and 1953-co-champions with Washington. We hope the Ramblers have many good football teams in the future, and lead the city in sportsmanship as well as in football. , K , M 1 . X K ' ff ' Q ,.. W Q X A x x- .,, ,.- x 'f A k W' ,, k - - A M . , ,.f Q V ., 4- , .Wah ' M 4 N -iw 'WS' K f ,V N ' WW , M ,M r 4 i Wx, :Q . , , ' . , ,N 'ww W, . 'Q x ' W ' 4 , ,. 1 k ,Mm - -L N, , 1: A V , f Uv- in M -x A21 -1 Q- ,.3,,,,, ,, V V -FL 7AuL:dUSZC2AK. 'Pk' NLYNCZAK lp' , 'PETE J-NE 13-TPAMEP. C.-BOSRNKO JQ W:.aER mf YW - , YD M1 ,NNW My New M 3 me fa ri. 'ixkx X23- HCDMECOMING Row 4: R. Splinter, J. McCue, F. Rutkowslci, T. King, J. Kuchurskl, L. Boinski. Row 3: Couch Henderson, A. Chapman, D. Brown, J. Nedobeck, W. Goller, A, Willis, Couch Bciumon. Row 2: C. Du Prey, A. Clements, R. Fix, R. Romeo, R. Olencheck, E. Stciolce, J. Burtelck, Row lf D. Hoymcnn, M. Clements, W, Eve, D. Kroll, T. Koepp, T. Silver, J. Zwcdich. Frosh- Soph Football The Pulaski Frosh-Soph football team, under the direction of Coach George Henderson, finished the season with a record of three wins and two losses. In the first game of the season Lincoln edged out the Junior Ramblers, 12-6. In the second game, Tech trounced the Frosh-Soph, 28-6. Behind a hard charging line, the team avenged the two losses by smashing South's Frosh-Soph, 18-0. One of the key men was Robert Fix, who scored Pulaski's three touchdowns. The Junior Ramblers also trampled Juneau, 26-0, and Bay View, 13-0. Those on the team who were outstanding were: halfback, Marvin Clements, fullback, Robert Fix, center, David Bascog and end, Richard Splinter. 'I V5 t, ,ws Row 4: D. Mikorslci, K. Schmidt, R. Allen, K. Borcz, W. Sncrski. Row 3: Coach Mehoil, E. Golineau, E. Schmidt, D. Walton, M. Keeker, W. Ellner, A. Kopplin, Coach Stern. Row 2: M. Allison, B. Sturomski, K. Szweda, T. Wcshkoviok, R. Krychowick, T. Hccsch, J. Kosprzyk. Row lr P. Hoymcinn, J. Zwodzich, J. Mlchals, W. Kilps, J. lrcinski, I. Boberski, J. Jacobsen, E. Coyle. 'fx' 59, 5 M if Y F 2 Q s f f ,V S m Sm ,, E1 I fi 2 M hs 'F kwa, .. 'am win 1 Q: --,: AM, f ' k 5 f 3 il g s ,N 4 Q 5 2115? Row 2: Couch Pauly, T. Chaney, R. Czerwinski, R. Mothis, P. Juszczok, J. Neuenfeldt, C. Molinsky. Row l: J. Albert, D. Loschen, .l. De Young, J. Boront, M. Olien, R. Polochowski. Wrestling With the return of last year's major letter winners Paul juszczak, John Neuenfeldt, and Chuck Malinsky, and minor winners Dick Mathis and Jerry Albert, the Pulaski matmen had a very successful season by winning three of their six dual meets. In the city conference Coach Anthony Pauly's wrestlers defeated Boys' Tech, 23-16 and Juneau and East, 34-10. The team lost its first conference meet to South Division. Paul Juszczak pinned his man, and Chuck Malinsky out-pointed his opponent for the only Rambler victories. Our team also was beaten by Washington and Rufus King. In the non-conference record, the Ramblers subdued Racine Horlick and Racine Washington Park. The team lost the second meet with Racine Horlick, and were twice overpowered by West Milwaukee. Captain Paul juszczak, state champion in the 182 pound division last year. finished the season undefeated. Row 2: Mgr. K. Simotic, T. Silver, W, Biolk, G, Woitonowski, M. Keeker, E. Plonteric, Coach Mehoil. Row lr D. Hcymunn, R. Ciepluch, D. Pogenkopf, R. Krychowiok, P. Czciikowski, H. Riley, M, Clement. 'x,,,.-.J -'s...,,...- , xv ,Q Hx wma M Q ' V Q wma-.mf if bw ff' Row 2: W. Steiner, G. Wanek, D. Kroll, T. Le Claire, R. Over, T. Lcshen, R. Smul, G. Cwiklowski, A, Dyszelski, R. Mlynczok, T, Wclloch, Coach Grodecki. Row 1: A. Pliszkc, C. Helwig, R. Golecki, J. Radtke, J. Metz, W. Poulter, J. Andrcszczyk, J. Hintz. Varsity Basketball This season Mr. Norman Gradecki took over the coaching duties of Mr, Kenneth Steffen. With several varsity players returning, the outlook seemed promising, but injuries and other prob- lems cropped up, and the team won only three conference games. The Ramblers played good games, but failed to win any of the non-conference tilts. The Ramblers fell to Notre Dame, 48-395 the Wauke- sha team, Suburban Champions, trounced our cagers, 84-40, St. Catherine's of Racine was also victorious. Though winning at the half, the Ramblers lost a heart-breaker to West Allis Cen- tral. A last minute free throw gave Central a 51-50 victory over Pulaski. The Ramblers jumped off to a half time lead, but South came back in the second half and de- feated our Ramblers, 76-63. South breezed through the remainder of their schedule to become city champions for the second consecutive year. Regaining their winning ways, the Pulaski cag- ers defeated Juneau, 67-66, and Bay View, 57-48. In those two games the Rambler talent was obvious. On February 19 the Pulaski cagers gained their third city conference victory by defeating Rufus King, 85-58. Sophomores Robert Over and George Cwiklowski led the attack, scoring 35 and 22 points respectively. The Rambler's 85 points set a school scoring record. Pulaski lost a close game to North Division, 64- 58. The Ramblers had jumped to a 30-26 half- time lead, but were outscored in the final periods. George Cwiklowski and Jerome Andraszczak scored 18 and 14 points respectively for the Ramblers. East Division also trounced the Ramblers, 72-55. After leading 30-24 at the end of the half, Pulaski slipped in the third quarter, scoring only eight points to the Tigers twenty. Center James Metz played his best game of the season scoring 21 points. The high scorer in individual points is Ed Markunas, a mid-year graduate. He was followed closely by George Cwiklowski, James Radtke, and Jerome Andraszczak. The cagers lost two other members after mid- year graduation who contributed a great deal. They were Ronald Ramlow and Robert Walloch. The regular players for the season were: George Cwiklowski, Ed Markunas, Jerome Andraszczak, Terry Laschen, James Metz, James Radtke, and Robert Over. gi ,Vw . uw AQ was M f qi Q wg 45 +1 jig. M W ai, K' . 5- with Yanni' W Af JF , f I 9 A we V1-W, si 'ef ,Q f we V, 5 XXLAS 5KETIQ L T' L. A SCJ-EEN 'R' OVER v qw ww, wwmwwmmwwrzrfyume-if Mm V W.Nwmm,'em,M UW ?Sfi'SVf1i2-3'iH?f ReBw?fU3f4!Y,5HE52'J4I!E EXdkiizfif:mum P fe ffwsaWv.Ts3,,b 1 M wzz42.MMWK..,.,Qn.4.AmlN.,,.M.f,l A W Q , - , Jak Fm' , M ' ' , 4 ,W .. 4, f,, 3 NOK Q1 -uv WMM ,.., ,Q . Mfr Neg 1 WM Q aw 'Q Row 3: A. Tonck, N. Kozak, T. lnmcn, R. Jcrecki, T. Peterson, B. Biculk, R, Jochem, Coach Wielgosz, D. Ruelh, B, Hendricksen, W. Meeks, R. Steuber, W. Hoeft, R. Grcibowski. Row 2: T. Duer, J. Jocobsen, C. Filipowicz, R. Coyle, A. Miller, R. Mcciolelc, R. Burmeisfer, T. Clcssey, J. Hansen, R. Pcrisey, J. Boumonn, T. Rose, R. Kuszewski, Row lf J. Crowell, D. Yonck, T. Grosch, J. Muehl, G. Mcgerl, K. Jorecki, I. Boberski, D. Mikorsku, J. Bortelak, M. Slegmcyer, R. Rodenkirk, G. Boy, T. George. Swimming Coach Wielgosz's mermen started the season off strong by beating Boys' Tech and Wauwatosa. This latter victory marked the first time that Pulaski has beaten 'Tosa since the beginning of their rivalry. The Ramblers also defeated South, Shorewood, 50 to 33, and Bay View, while losing close meets to Kenosha, Waukesha, and Whitefish Bay. In the City High School Swimming Meet a well balanced Tech team nipped the Ramblers, 58 to Sllfz. This was the first time Pulaski has lost this meet since 1944. Bill Hoeft took two firsts in the 50 yard free style and 75 yard individual medley. Tom Duer took first place in the diving com- petition. The Pulaski swimmers lost a close meet to Boys' Tech in the Annual 'City Relays, 60 to 68. It was the Ramblers' first loss in the four years of this event. Tech took first place, but the mermen broke records in the 600 yard free style and the 400 yard backstroke relays. Swimming in the 600 yard event were Rose, Peterson, and Duet. Rose also swam in the 400 yard back stroke along with Steuber Grabowski, and Hoeft. Other firsts taken were the 200 yard relay with jarecki, Kuszewski, Snedigar, and Inman, the 300 yard breast stroke by Baumann, Kozak, and Bay, and the 150 yard medley r e l a y b y Grabowski, Baumann, a n d Snedigar. Captain Bob Snedigar's Yale squad won a thrill- ing meet from Jack Weber's Harvard team, 43-38. The deciding event was the 200 yard relay which was the last of the meet. The score was tied 35-35 before and Yale took the event to win the meet. 1 The frosh-soph team finished undefeated, with four victories and a tie. These splashers show evidence of a championship team in the future. wx a , uw if A Ulfiwnun. Q 19.45 X 5 , Q Y? S 1 f ,ik . Vw WFS .4 3'.B!ALK 'f J-25? WW 13932 . 'Y x f'223'Qw Y'Ww'?:'fLmm... , T BQ9Sb'E Q L ,mmf ,K . q uf? 1 X wwav'WS33? ,M f 1 A ,mfx W ' W wwf-when lF Y439Q'W Row 4: E. Linder, C. Malinsky, D. Kuri, E. Piintoric, J. Hintz, M. Sande, R. Waite, D. Weber. Row 3: J. Quoley, E, Schmidt, R Knuth, J. Ponkowski, R. Grubowski, M. Price, R. Witalis, J. Roggenbach, G. Wozodlo. Row 2: E. Micholski, R. Mathis, G. Luedtke R. Lopcinski, R. Gwitt, J. Albert, A. Anderson, R. Potrykus. Row l: D. Kroll, R, Nelson, J. Konicke, R, Krychowiak, T. Wullock J. Nedobeck, H, Sobczyk, D. Lyman, Mgr. Track With nine major and four minor letter winners returning, Coach Harold jankowski and assistant coaches Dominick Calabresa and Gerald Stern are looking forward to having a very successful track team in 1954. Those back from last year's undefeated squad who should score for the Ramblers are: Richard Knuth, Terry Laschen, Carl Cornehls, Richard julian, Peter juszczak, Paul juszczak, Richard Mathis, William Kumprey, and Tom Wallock. In the inter-class meet held at our school to determine prospects for the team, the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen, 5726 to 23145, and the Seniors overcame the juniors, 55 to 26. Richard Knuth and Richard julian will be co-captains of this year's team, taking the place of john Wiestti and Robert Snedigar. Row 3: A. Borzylcowslci, R. Julian, W. Kumprey, P. Juszczak, B. Biclk, W. Biolk, G. Burr, R. Dally. Row 2: T. Houlce, J. Jacobsen, R- Johnson, E. Coyle, J. lfcink, J- Ffedenbefg. C- Filipowicz, G- Cornehls, M. Keeker. Row 1: R. Buehler, J. Bunelnk, I. Boberski, K, Jarecki, R. Koepp, M. Clement, W. Ciszewski, J. Kcsprzyk, R. Bolander. T? LASCHELN Q SE. W UTH , A qv . Fi: , ,kg E, .. 3. .EE gag 4??igi2? EE: M . wf,v.p G Cwnklo Snonnszczyx . , ,-,'w-M? 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J xi in fXf ? J JZ. Row 2: Coach XIVIEJQOSZ, A. Lemke, R. Kowalski, R, Ream, T. King, R. Romeo, R. Hess, T. Inman, A. Tonck, G. Wonek. Row I: J. Bosfoter, F. Koehler, T. Rose, W. Steiner, G. Boy, E. Golineou, J. Muehl, J. CroweJI, R. Burmeister, R. Mociole Rr!-F 'Ro TJNMAN ' ,uma-NX f me M,.4s1llMS'M-1 5 X , 4 all Si? , J 'ia iwamx w, X - 'iw Q RSL, yy Q55- K A. ff R. lslesS..-,... , WW www N. -4. w 4: F. Grolh, L. Kleinhoris, R. Koiiriowski, W. Swortiwout, D. Kxeen, D. Redmonn, R, Monske, J. Christy, R. Knudsen, D. Molkowski w 3: S. Sondbloom, J. Merritt, W. Hoefr, W. Pouiter, P. Hummel, J. Wietrowski, R. Hoefr, J. Bcironf. Row 2. W. Wollermon, R Goiecki, C. Helwig, M. Wentlond, W, Ofio, R. Mcnske, T. Elluemel, D. Lynn, R. Pugel, Couch Max Row if D. Kress, T. Siock T Le Claire, R. JOCLJOWICZ, J. Choinocki, R. Over, J. Gosper, C. Lawnicki, R, Porisey, P. Czolkowski, Golf L. ,P 4 A f x www MmaLNwWHWWwW 1. A . L. Y if sl dsx ? 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These help to make our halls colorful and attractive. The Industrial Arts Department teaches a young man things that will be valuable to him in his lifetime. The six different classes in the department are: Wfood, Mechanical Drawing, Radio, Metal, Automotives, and Driver's Education. While completing wood, metal, or mechanical drawing classes, the boys learn the skill of handling tools, materials, and machines, plus the characteristics, classifications, and kinds of wood. Industrial Art Department Faculty HAROLD JANKOWSKI EDMUND OLSZYK LORETTA MOHR V f Q' Commercial English Home Economics tb 1 ff Yearbook Advisor Chairman Q f'x.x' -L' 4' ,. 1 EUNICE DORING MRS. LA VERNE DOUGHERTY MRS' DQRTHEA CIRIC EDWARD MERBACH English Physical Educafion Science Science ChGirrT1GfY Chgirmgn WHUAM MCGARTY RUTH MANION JOHN LYONS LON LOEBEL Molhemollcs Sfleflfe English lnduslrial Arfs N58 ANETTE FLVNN VIRGINIA FILASETA BARNETT FRANKS MRS, VlOLA HANCOCK Foreign Language Social Science Speech PhYS'CUl EUUCGUOH Faculty ALFRED NIEFER Music Chairman English MARGARET NEI S Ll WALTER OLEN Science Counselor ff , KENNETH ROYAL MRS. KATHERINE SCHUBERT RAYMOND SHAW Physical Eclucolion Physical Educolion Commercial Chairman ,juli-n RW' LEONARD STEKI EL CCUTIITIGVCIOI Fhysicol Educolion MATH EW WIELGOSZ MRS. MARGARET ZACHE MARY ZEMBROSKY Home Economics Speech Counselor MARGUERITE RIEDL English EDWARD SPAULDI NG Social Science GEORGE WINKLER lnduslriol Arls I ESTHER ETHIER Social Science Counselor WILLIAM TIERNAN Sociol Science Counselor MRS. GERTRUDE LA FONDE Social Science 93 W E --mv :sk x 11 we 3 ,R Y fi.. ,Z Q. wins 5131? nh 1 ::'. 1 .gi s s fkfffpv' -nn-- W... HOMEROOM 15 Row 5: H. Mueller, R. Knudsen, J. Jankowski, C. Mann, R. Spottek, R. Erickson. Row 4: J. Burmeister, D. Duda, G. Behling, M. Eggleston, J. Haas, M. Fiedler, K. Heyer. Row 3: S. Nowak, S. Vallee, E. Kuttler, N. Kossow, L. Harlow, M. Bakalarski. Row 2: M. Frankowski, G. Gordon, B. Danielewicz, M. Miller, P. Hossalla, N. Henrichs, R. Brumirski. Row l: W. Kritter, T. Cieszynski, R, Galecki, N. Uttke, J. Moldenhauer, J. Moldenhauer. Sept. 9-2,500 students enroll to- day. Teachers prepare for nerve ous breakdowns. Sept. ll-I feel luke o heel, it only cost me 50 cents. Sept. 14- Football team has been hitting dummies hard for a week now, in preparation for opener with Juneau. Sept. 10-I made 75 cents selling Mr. Francke an elevator pass, HOMEROOM 135 Row 5: R. Parisey, R. Stevens, D. Baden, C. Meyers, R. Novak, A. Gill, R. Swirth. Row 4: J. Michalek, E. Budner, C. Hansen, l. Bonaszynski, B. Boinski, R. Smul, K. Krause. Row 3: R. Fivecoat, R. Schwartz, D. Gorlewski, D. Sobczok, T. Wallock, N. Rieck. Row 2: E. Wallenslager, C. Kopczynski, W. Sobczak, D. Sopolinski, D. Geske, N. Neubeck, B. Zettler. Row lf W. Sadowski, F. Barzyk, T. Pickl, L. Marcinkiewicz, T. Walecki, J. Loveless. LEONARD SCHMIDT Industrial Arts -.130 mls 233 r3 me HOMEROOM 1 Row 5: N. Alexandrowicz, B. Becker, J. Albert, D, San Miguel, R. Bieszk, G. Barr. Row 4: D. Allen, P. Axtell, G. Buy, W. Bauman, K. Balcerak. Row 3: H. Allan, J. Ast, P. Abfall, L. Arneson, J. Ambrose, M. Beskow. Row 2: .l. Bawiec, P. Bednorek, B. Brandt, D. Brown, M. Becker, R. Seponski, Row l: D, Baars, J, Andraszczyk, N. Albrecht, J. Bartsch, J. Blochowiok, E. Boranowski. Sept. l5 - Norship und Bosonko Sept. l7 - F l a s hl Mr. Royal couldnt take any more. Visiting c a u g ht putting ice cubes in hours from two to four. swimming pool. Sept. 16 - Gym classes to start Sept. I8 - Freshmen asked how soon. they like school. Maiority re- plied . . . Closed, HOMEROOM 4 Row 5: D, Couillard, J. Selzer, J, Dayton, R. Czaplewski, A. Boss, D, Burcicynski, H. Bolanowski. Raw 4: P. Dublin, A. Drzewiecki, B. Drews, J. OTT0 NORTHQUEJT De Young, W. Burneske, C. Branham, B. Clossey. Row 3. M. Dolly, P, Branden, Industrial Arts C. Fregin, C. Czalka, T, Dolhun, N. Scmsa. Row 2: P, Yelich, l., Brotkowski, D. Schanz, N. Busniewski, K. Coombs, J. Baker, J. Czaskos. Row li R, Czerwinski, G. Drankiewicz, T. Chaney, T. Le Claire, M. Rathmonn, T. Borzykowski. HOMEROOM 35 Row 5: D. Ernst, D. Gorski, E. Ellis, G. Freitag, R. Engleliart, F. Eisenzopf. Row A: K. Kuehne, G. Dybul, B. Gorecki, J, Dude, K. Durovy, G. Graby, R. Dresden. Row 3: A, Dyszelski, M. Graf, B. Sadowski, C. Dyksinski, D. Erickson, M. Gruettner. Row 2: D. Glamm, N. Poole, S. Evans, B, Suhm, E. Buehler, N. Erlichman, R. Grasch. Row l: M. Foiut, B. Fruhbauer, E. Evans, R. Flucler, D. Manikowski, L. Hass. Sept. Ql 4 Figured out woy to get Sept. 23-I went bowling yester- into noon hour programs free. day. I got three strikes, four spares, and one pin boy. Sept. 22-Wa lk in backwards when fourth hour students are Sept. 24-What do you lose when leaving. you stand up? HOMEROOM 107 Row 5: M. Herod, L. Honaclel, A. Ipsen, R. Herriges, R. Grabowski, M. Hanrahan, R. Smith. Row 4: O. Hoffman, M. Jasbek, C. Jocbowicz, B. Hcrmansen, G. Gutkowski, H. Juszcak, S. Hart, J. Hansen. Row 3: J. Janusz, G. Gierdset, A. Jahonnsen, A. Hildebrand, J. Grzesk, E. Janiezewski, J, Hobel. Row 2: M. Huddan, M. Hallet, M. Hess, J, Kirk, M. Jelinski, B. Hoover, J. Jaworski, G. Toth. Row l. G. Halwas, W. Grady, R. Grabowski, J. Hintz, W. Hocfi, B. Hendrickson, R. Gwitt. A : Ji? AW' , HOM EROOM 108 Row 5: D. Krause, C. Kroszewski, E. Kraiewski, E. Koplinski, T. Manske, A, Manske, J. Klaerig. Row 4: N. Kringle, K, Kresse, J. Kubnick, K. Kuks, J, Karamus, M. Kempski, R. Klopotek. Row 3: C. Kozminski, J. Kay, J. Klatt, P. Keeker, C. Kress, G, Kuhagen. Row 2: A. Kazmierczak, E, Kowalski, P. Kolczynski, G. Kotarski, A. Kowalski, V. Knott, J. Kondrod, Row lf T. lnmon, R. Krueger, G. Koczmorek, J. Knoerr, R. Koceja, R. Kolcrtski. Sept. 25 -Your lap . . what Sept. 29-I lost two dollars play- else? ing cards yesterday. Sept. 28f Lets give Juneau a Sept. 30-I wont my money back hand for trying. We won l8-O. . . . garnblings illegal! HOMEROOM 122 Row 5. J. Schlicke, D, Powers, J, Naprol, A. Marciniak, G, Luedtke, R. Miskowitclt, R. Szedziewskl, Row 4: J. Merritt, S. Miller, S. Mazurkiewlcz, Y. Molenda, N. Novak, C, Nowak, D. Miller, R. Mathis. Row 3. B. Mooney, A. Mundt, K. Netterlield, P. Nislewicz, P. Mokelke, J. Mlttag, C. Miller. Row 2: L. Gannon, K. Mecha, E. Milosz, E. Mertz, C. Jacobson, N. Mross, J. Moschotz. Row lf N. Gajewski, K. Martinsek, R. Rcam, G. Miszewski, W. Meeks, E. Micholskl, C. Malinsky. ,' u.,,. , M. ef 5313 new ! .395 Q..-4' NORMAN GRADECKI English 98 HOMEROOM 130 Row 5: J. Wegner, R. Wichrowski, D. Christionson, G. Wcinek, T. Tomczok, R. Johnson. Row 4: E. Koluzny, J. Wcisilciwski, M, Worzon, M. Woiiechow- ski, M, Wisynski, D. Wegner. Row 3: B. Burmeister, A. Wnuk, J. Husselmoier, G. Weber, M. Hoidu. Row 2: B. Wieczorek, P. Witzenbucher, P. Woscher, J. Wishmon, L. Fickle. Row T: R. Turner, J. Wietrzychowski, A, Winski, T. Trzinko, D. Toetz. Oct. l-We ploy South tonight. Oct. 5-Whot's worse than o giraffe with ci sore neck? Oct. 2-Somebody gooled . we lost T9-6. Oct. 64A centipede with coms! HOMEROOM 215 Row 5: T. Pechouer, R. Phillips, J. Ourodnik, W. Moosbfugger, D, Rontu, R. Pechouer, V. Orlowski. Row 4: B, Ciosto, K. Olson, L. Odehnol, E. Niemuth, A. Rodenkirch, B. Nowicki. Row 3: A. Pnkulski, J. Ozonich, P. R' Zolesky, C. Runde, S. Zeunert. Row 2: J. Potzke, D, Ross, M. Olien, Povlovic, J. Piotrowski, S, Pietrzok. Row T. G, Povlok, R. Pochowicz, K Novak, R. Nierni, J, Ovakoitys, J, Mueller. RUTH SMITH English 'TFSNSYSFQ ' ISABEL KELLY Sociol Science 0. 9 1,-5. i iw fflfav. gf .. X. . HOMEROOM 222 Row 5: R. Kuszewski, R. Kuklinski, J. Pierzcholo, S. Poull, R. Lisiecki, R. Lunz Row 4: B. Morsholl, J. Sinner, F. Lohous, C. Nelson, G. Lotus, A. Lind, N Kubilc. Row 3: D. Oswold, C, Lueblme, C, Peller, D. Loewus, D. Lucht, S Luebke, P, Molkowski. Row 2: K, Kroll, D. Prill, M. Lederhous, B. Lemono wicz, M. Lange, M. Molecki, R. Leplcowski. Row l: J. Kwicitkowski, P, Krukow ski, R. Moss, K, Lewondowslci, K. Lovine, J. Otis. Oct. 7 - Physics student fo u n d deod. He figured out the point Oct. 9AAndy: Long ones, moml' system. Oct. 8-Miss Monion: This gos Oct. l2fStudent body celebrot contoins deodly poison, Whot ing l3-0 win over King, steps would you tolce if it es- coped? HOMEROOM 229 Row 6: A. Stys, C. Strzyzewski, J. Szolwinski, A. Swierfz, N. Tomon. Row 5 G. Szukolski, J. Peterson, J. Szonowslci, S. Wordinski, R. Wright, D Szymborski, D. Boloncler. Row 4: J. Tietgen, C. Terosek, G. Unglciub, J Woli, M, Trowczynski, M, Springsteen. Row 3: F, Herden, M, Tischer, J Thompson, C. Tolosko, N. Springborn, J. Stosiolc, S. Short. Row 2: J. Wolden M. Boniewicz, A. Szymonowski, B. Borcz, B. Stoszok, R. Woitol, E. Rydzewski Row l. R. Torlcowski, G, Schwoiger, T. Mosicilcowski, S. Strozewski, R. Szczech R. Straub, R. Steuber, 912' ' H' euisfl 9 l 13 SLK HQ s.,,,,s4 HOMEROOM 318 Row 5. G. Pulos, A. Prol-il, C. Rolcowski, R. Smith, L. Protosiewicz, R. Pliss Row 4: H. Pszybylski, C. Pozek, M. Thomas, D. Pulaski, R. Poplowski, T Piontek. Row 3. A. Przedwiecki, R. Rofalski, R. Polcyn, B. Poindexter, K Rzotkiewicz, D. Pioneli. Row 2. D. Grieshommer, B. Somolinslci, A. Popper M. Wheaton, G. Relihon, D. Rctlcowski. Row lf D. Pliszko, T. Brace, G. Hessel W, Poulter, A. Pliszkc, L. Polczynski. Oct, l4-- Motion mode in S. S. C. Oct. l6-Tomorrow we bo t t I e to shorten school week to three Lincoln. days. Oct, T9-Chalk up another one Oct. l5-Are they out of their for our side. Pulaski 27, Lincoln minds? Where would l sleep the l3. other two days? HOMEROONI 319 Row 5: C. Zohorios, D. Borowick, J. Welnstock, G. Woltoriowski, M Ryglewicz, J. Grimm. Row 4: D. Hildemon, L. Niemonn, P. Worley, A Betley, R, Wisnievvsku, J, Ziemnicki, G. Zuehllce. Row 34 J, Myszkowski, M More-ckt, M. Dziubo, M. Olsen, G, Monske, J. Zimmermann. Row 2: P Woythol, M. Wroblewski, J. Wyskochil, M. Zoutke, C, Woitycslci, B. Miebitz Row l: R. Wolf, T. Woiok, J. Millet, J. Woshlioviok, T. Wysocki, G. Wozadlo Vi . 11vW45s WWF K Ki.. .k .W ma HOMEROOM 320 Row 5: S. Seaver, J. Werlirg, E. Semard, C. Schlicke, M. Webb. Row 4 J. Fryjoff, D. Senft, B. Pratt, J. Linder, C. Cirra, R. Borowiak. Row 3: W Wallermcrn, D. Clemens, P. Lopacinski, C. Zehm, F. Kokal. Row 2: S. Smith R. Sereno, D. Van Ert, L. Bertram, J. Kulwicki, E. Kurtz. Raw lr R. Zeniecki W. Mullaley, L. Duff, J. Liebnow, D. Witt. Oct. 2OAMarlc report cards for Oct. 22-Sergeant Friday and his first six weeks tomorrow. partner p r e di ct we trample North. Oct. 2l-Whew, I pulled a 70 average! Lucky I handed in ex- Oct. 23-We did , . . 24-12, tra credit. HOMIIROOM 325 JOHN MILLER Row 5. W. zyeh, G. Na-agen, R. Radovrch, S, Sandblam, H. raogowskr. ROW 4. CO e'C M. Schroeter, N. Schroeder, A. Seignernartin, C. Skowera, Cu. Reiman, D. Rosinski, T. Rose. Row 31 D Schram, A. Sipowski, J, Scott, M. Andras, M. Slater, G. Schaefer. Row 2: J. Sremieniecki, A. Schuh, R. Schweitzer, R. Simpson, C. Scammers, D. Cheatwood, C. Schrank. Row lr M. Schmidt, D. Rueth, R. Schintgen, R. Schroeder, D. Rack, F. Wiskowski. MRS. ROSA AYLWARD For ergu Language Chulvmon 102 HOMPROOM 201 w 5 Wnnterkorn A Mudrcrk A AlESlld9S M Rossetto J Gukrch W umm mon T Kopczynsku R w 4 J MII J Sc eer M Relnerso mrdt B Wrchert D Loschen J D Tur Row 3 S Ostovrc ertel c orsku n r P Cz s I Leltg euner. R w 2. M. Sernberg, R. Demsku, G. Mocek N. Uttke S. Tem rw . Borzymowski, B. Stevens. R w lg G. R' d O. Armbruster, L. Olson, M. Lukomski O, Pries, D. Groevon. . 26-A this rote we mi even win the championship. Oc. 27 Y Mr. Max promises team 0 box of candy for every extra point. c, --Archie wants bubble gum! Oc, 29 f Homecoming rally ond school color day tomorrow. Oct. 30-Shenur comes to school with red nose and blue shirt. HOMEROOM 205 Row 5: D. Stoben, T. Nelson, A. Lemke, J. Crawford, D. Kroll. Row 4: M. Mulhollon, S. Schwei, K, Burmeister, K. Czoropoto, L. Lambert, P. Spycollo, G. Junkoit. Row 3. C. Koelbleln, J, Gregesich, J. Stys, M. Schultheis, B. Wnentkowski, R. Bickler. Row 2: J. Kunze, M. Koepp, J, Rodtke, M. Morcfnick, M, Proite, L. Gonske, R, Weiner, Row lf R. Ewald, D. Koch, R, Kowalski, J. Quuley, R. Jonto. xv if 4 JDK 322 XM 1 'W :af M we ' X7 W3 K 2 , Y, :fn 33325 59? ZW ' W K . ,,.-p-os. 3 RALPH GRAVES Art Chairman Head of Yearbook TEACH ERS' CAF ETERIA Raw A: D. Racinowski, A. Voss, G. Netzel, G. Bishop, D. Bertram, F. Florence. Row 3: C. Eastberg, S. Klusmon, C. Kozbiel, L. Lang, J. Sullivan, N. Edward- son, E. Hawley. Row 2: C. Luedke, J. Tomlinson, M. Fenske, B, Peterson, G. Timm, M. Smukowski. Row l: M. Masiakowski, A. Manion, W. Everson, J. Poplawski, R. Ritter, J. Umbs. Nov. 2-The homecoming dance Nov. 8-Yea! We beat West, was real george. By the way, we 7-0. beat Bay View, l2-O. Nov, 9 - Football team gets rough workout in preparation for Tech A suntan through a screen door. game, Nov. Sf Definition of freckles . . . Nov. A-Two Clay vacation starts tomorrow. lTeacl1ers' Conven- tionl Teachers cheer. Nov. l0- Football te a rn g e ts rougher workout. HOMEROOM 5 Row 5: S. Bodamer, J. Bogie, P. Lipski, H. Berenclt, R. Betkei, L. Boll, T. Bluemel. Row 4: K. Rteck, J. Allen, G, Bischoff, D. Balmer, H. Allen, J. Barant, D. Abramczylr, S. Bratberg. Row 3: C. Anclryczak, B. Barbasiewicz, A. Strong, D. Banczak, K. Brauer, J. Boone, M. Bednarek. Row 2: S. Blawat, R. Biskupsl-ci, C. Briclgford, D. Boacelc, C. Boacek, C. Bober, D. Behling, J. Baillargeon. Row l: B. Anderson, J. Bently, J. Barlow, W. Bialk, B. Bialk, D. Bosco, J. Bostater, MRS. KATHERINE ADAMSKI Social Science Pliy. Ed. 103 if X Q :C Q '73 ' , -R J cf 5 D 3-x f P . HOMEROOM 7 Row 5: E. Quondt, G. Chiistnovich, G. Cwiklowski, L. Buroczynski, R. Chose, Ca. Cornehls, O. Brzakolo. Row 4: M. Clement, P. Czarnecki, W. Chimka, D. Brown, T. Busch, B. Brozek, D. Cramer, Row 3' D. Dombrowski, D. Demski, D. Czornecki, A, Budnik, D. Dodge, J. Czubowski. Row 2: H. Bussion, D. Czciplicki, G, Gutkowski, G. Ciszewski, N. Chose. C. Chirpke, J. Dettloff. Row lf A. Chapman, A. Brunner, J. Budny, K. Dolan, O. Buske, M. Codieu. Nov. 16-Pulaski 7, Tech 6 as Nov, ll -Football team collapses! Steuber kicks extra point. We're city champs! Nov. 12-Sleep does wonders. Team in ,ip top Shape- Nov. 17-Team gets truck load ot Candy. Archie gets bubble gum. Nov. l3 - Tonight is the big event. Nov, l8 - Players declare day of rest. They earned it. HOMEROOM 2 3 Row 5: J. Fredenburg, D. Dzierski, B, Hartwick, D. Bard, J. Friebel, M. Drew, J. Friecll, R. Fohr. Row 4: J, Garber, J. Fularczyk, E. Fisher, K. Drewnlak, E. Ewing, J. Ewerson, H. Kozminski. Row 3: L. Felicke, B. Dzierski, F. Erickson, J. Friebel, D. Drake, R. Donielewski, E, Golineou. Row 2: J. Fitzgerald, J. Iioch, C. Dubiak, C. Eder, J. Frylotf, E. Mayer, G. Drenzek. Row lf W. Dyble, Cv. Day, L. Ellis, B. Ferguson, R. Ferkovich, R. Dlobik. 1 4 I s- lf fl. J r ' 4 ' Fr f I i ,, ' fi 1' ' I, RAYMCJND BRUSSOCK . 1 Scienge .f-' . .554 , , HOMEROOM 104 Row 5. R. Gonyon, J. Handley, J. Heiden, N. Hart, S. Grontkowski, M. Hamrnerschmidt, W. Guse, J. Gottfreid. Row 4: D. Hewlette, A. Blair, D. Hahlbeck, C. Miller, R. Hundhauser, G. Gorz, R. Kosttzewa, R. Hanson. Row 3: J. Gasper, R. Gibb, J. Glowacki, G. Gnat, N. Grajek, C. Hintz, R. Pluta, W. Greenya. Row 2: T, Hauke, D. Gruenewaldt, C. Galaska, Y. Gorski, L, Hafemeister, K. Guyant, B. Golabiewski, N. Grgurick. Row T: F. Grudzielanek, M. Grimord, W. Ooller, T. Hoasch, J. Haslam, J. Gollhardt. Nov. 19- Pete Juszczak makes all-city team in Sentinel, but not in Journal. Nov. 20-Anybody want to buy Juszczak's Journal route? Nov. 23 -- Everybody s t a r v i n g themselves for Thanksgivlrg Din- ner. Nov, Q4 - Turkeys p i c k e ti n g butcher shops. Nov. 25 - Happy Thanksgiving. Nov. 30-Everyone was thankful, except the turkeys. HOMEROOM 129 Row 5: T. Wolnik, A. Miler, M. Iczkowski, W. Wagner, E. Johnson, R. Henruchs, M. Kolan, M. Keeker, Row 4: E. Jason, J. Hirsch, C. Jankowski, C. Haenig, M. Juers, L. Kilgren, H. Keller. Row 3. M. Huddon, R. Jaskulski, R. Krychowiak, A. Hultgren, J. Jashek, M, Ke:sten, C. Karczewski. Row 2: M. Jablonski, P. Jordan, J. Johnson, B. Hornibroak, M. Jeschke, D. Huebler, R. Dulski. Raw I: G. Jankowick, P. Hommel, K. Hoeth, R. Kalis, K. Kaczowski, E. Kebbekus, R. Kalinowski. 'Mm-W. VIOLET ASIMONT English IOS 5 I 3 W N2w' HOMEROOM 123 Row 5: B. Olson, D. Wysocki, C. Engelke, R. Zinda, K, Wroblewski, R. Witalis, K. Kolbow. Row 4: R. Kitzrow, R. Radtke, T. Berggren, J, Woyach, A. Lopata, C. Hansen, J. Roggenbach. Row 3: C. Boinski, G. Krawczyk, J. Wysocki, R. Wickham, C. Zager, H. Mageske, K. Miller. Row 2: K. Zirzow, B. Leichnitz, C, Sikora, J. Zitella, J. Zwadzich, E. Zabrowski, A. Hawkinson. Row lf D. Hoisington, D. Wilhelm, F. Zalewski, R. Howmiller, J. DuPrey, Tin hem. D K -Whi hand would you Dec, 4-There wasnt any whis- l Y fglr W our e with? pering in 2l2 today. Everyone was sleeping. De? Usmg G Spoon! Dec. 7gI think I'Il borrow five - dollars from my best friend, D . 3- Found out today that the Mirk- flying red horse belongs to SUPBYVWON- Dec. 8-Wanted . . . one best friend. HOMEROOM 202 Row 5: A, Koronka, S. Kolpin, R. Kuesler, J. Koracin, F. Koehler, M. Koenig, N. Kozak. Row 4: W. King, K. Kosmatka, K. Krysiak, J. Kielczynski, P. Kowalski, A. Koprowski, S. Konicke. Row 3: P. Konkel, J. Kaminski, M. Kimec, N. Kobus, M. Kondrakiewicz, R, Kruszka, C. Korzeniewski. Row 2. A. Konieczka, M. Kress, C. Klopler, B. Kowalski, B. Lynn, M, Schott, P. Kilps, Row l. T. King, D. Kress, R. Koblewski, J. Kucharski, L. Kiphart, J. Kubnick. GRACE SCHAEFER Foreign Language mmf DO ROTH EA BALJMANN Mathematics 1-IOMEROOM 204 Row 5: S. Bucliac, V. Surdyk, B, Kulinski, M. Merrylield, M. Kenney, H. Masek, D. Lyon, C. Lawnicki, D, Marek. Row 4: G. Magerl, D. Lynn, S. Larsen, V. Lein, M, Kwiatkowski, J. Lindner, R. Kuczynski, S. Laschen. Raw 3: S. Ellery, D. Kwiatkowski, Li. Kurutz, J. Krzyzanakowski, M, Krukowski, M. Lassen, D. McConnell. Row 2: R. Larson, N. Maciolek, E. Kuehner, E. Lofy, S, Lowell, M. Olcatt, C. Srnerlinski, P. Luebke. Row l: P. Krzewinski, N. Loboda, T. Malkowskl, K, Makowski, D. Marshall, R. Manske, R. Wanker. Dec. ll-Christmas Dance this week end. Bring your favorite Dec. 9 -Lecture on Destructive Pests today. A large number were present. snowman. Dec. l4-Freshies bring sprinkling Dec- logklove L e p O ll Colds can to water the wall flowers, marked today. If this is Liberty, give me Death! Dec. l5gLucky I wore my rain coat. HOM EROOM 221 Row 5: C. Hartman, B. Prus, J. Verhalen, J. McCue, L. Sommers, T. Stein- graeber. Row A: B, Vick, T. Szymanski, K. Tischer, S, Grochowski, T. Karbauski, J, Karbouski, Raw 3: R. McLaughlin, D. Celesnik, J. Beckstrorn, L, Gaura, M. Bornhuetter, E. Bury. Row 2: A. Arneson, l, Sokolowski, J. Zielinski, O, Zielinski, B. Johns. Row I: D. Rutz, R. Johnson, D. Houlihan, E. Oster, J. McKay. i 3 Wav 'Wk MILDRED ANDERSON English 107 ,,,,..-- PAUL BAUMANN Commercial 108 ills- ,. HOMEROOM 209 Row 5: R. Mlynczak, P. Menzel, B. Hoyer, M. Merkl, B. Millard, R. Olenchek, J, Pochucki, R. Pierce. Row 4: R. Liebherr, G, Mazurkiewicz, E, Meyers, S. Meyer, A. Markuncis, J. Michulak, C. Mielke, W. Nelson. Row 3: J. Marriner, M. McNally, A. Molden, L, Mortinsek, R. Nelson, R. Mittag, S, Miller. Row 2: J, Owen, J. Nutt, K. Nciwrocki, R. Marsh, P. Lerch, P. Micale, P, Meylor, J. Millen. Row l. H. Miotke, R. Murray, R. Over, B. Otto, F. Leary, D, Wargulet, J. Moczywski. Dec. 21-Mr. Olszyk plays Santa Dec. 16-Lost basketball opener Claus for his homeroom . . . to South, gives everyone a ninth hour. Dec. 17- Luckily, we didnt lose Def' nfvopeneq pcckgge lOl:leJed' me can Opener Dont open till Christmas. Just ' what I needed, a Santa Claus suit! Dec, i8-How would l open my locker without it? Dec, 23-A Cool Yule ond u Frantic First to You All. HOMEROOM 2 33 Row 5: D. Zolatz, C. Nedset, R. Porisey, B. Pepin, D. Ponkowski, E. Planltiiic. Row 4: M. Plichto, A, Norris, D. Pavlak, N. Piotrowski, C. Paul, J. Nickelbein, S, Nencki. Row 3. S. Pelkowski, R. Pavlovic, S. Nowakowski, P. Pares, L. Primeuu, M. Fiesik, K. Ritter, A. Nowak, Row 2: S. Nowak, J, Petroff, B. Koczecko, T. Poluszewska, B. Polinski, S. Muellenboch, R, Polachowski. Row l: P. Cehanovich, J. Paprocki, R. Fix, T. Polaski, P, Parr, R. Polczynski. MRS. MARION ALDRICH Social Science Chairman 4, M . 2 Ag' X L , , 5 S . ein if Q - ? 7 6 ANTHONY PAULY Science HOMEROOM 512-B Row 5: R. Zerneke, R. Waller, T. Horbinski, .I. Woitecki, C. Patzke. Row A: B. Wendorf, M. Wood, G. 'White, B. Wolke, B, Wielgosz, C. Wesierski, M. Winski. Row 3: B. Wisniewski, K. Wells, C. Jaslnski, T. Velk, D. Walton, R. Willms. Row 2: E. Wisialowski, E, Secora, B, Celesnik, R. Bolander, K. Wilkening, M, Woiciechowski, N. Wentlond. Row l: K. Wachowiak, W. Wisialowski, A. Wilks, R. Waite, W. Vorac, L. Fuglesang. lan. 4 - Made New Year's reso- .lan. 7 A Rest of the stu d e n ts lution to c e a s e getting ninth showing off their Milwaukee wind hours. burn. Jan. 5 - Mr. Brauer ends resolu- lon- 8 - Think lill 90 h U V' l l 'W 9 tion. bear over the week end. . Jan. ll -Didn't get anything but Jan. 6fSwimmers showing off pneumonia- their Florida sun tans. Jan. l?-I also got a cold. HOMEROOM 312-P Row 5: C. Stelter, S. Seeber, D. Sobczak, R. Small, L, Schwab, R. Selzer, T. Silver, Row 4: M. Zehner, B. Kopatich, K. Stachowiak, J, Adams, C. LaBarbara, P. Sliwinski, D. Smukowski, G. Smith. Row 31 A. Sorensen, S. Adams, J, Sook, P. Stocke, S Sleeth, D. Nikolas. Row 2: C. McLaughlin, C. Redenz, N. Smith, B. Spottek, E, Smigelski, F. Soyak, D. Smolinski, Row lr K. Simatic, R. Scorgie, A. Smith, M. Schultz, D. Coyle, R. Jochem. MARIANNE BARTNEK Physical Education lU9 HOMEROOM 512-S Raw 5: P. Stamptel, N. Szymczak, W, Schultz, W. Eve, E. Staacke, B, Jacobson, W. Stefaniak, L. Jakubowski. Row 4: J. Stefaniak, D. Dettlatf, B, Tandecki, D. Thomas, F. Urbanski, T. Vallee, T. Stock, M. Szukalskl. Raw 3: K, Muller, P. Thell, A. Glapa, J. Szurgot, C. Dombrawski, P, Swendrowski, B. Switalski. Row 2: R. Teschendorf, M. Ceranowski, J. Reich, S. Villwock, K. Theurich, J. Turay, A. Walters, W. Steiner. Row lf D. Weber, W. Swartwout, T. Grybowski, D. Szmania, R. Sulek, R. Kasprzak, D. Kveen. Jan. l34 Book reports due tomor- Jan. l8-Tamer receives medal row. for breaking up the t e n n i s s racket. Jan. lA - Which Classic C o mic should I read this time? , Jan. l9 - Ramblers rack up first Jan, l5y'H'o n o r Day program basketball win. B e at Juneau, Mytday. 67-66. 0 HOMEROOM 526 Raw 5: W. Rude, C. Reger, R. Quirk, R. Schmidt, S. Roebke. Row 4. M. Radke, J. Raclish, B. Shaw, K. Sanderson, D, Greiling, M. Schulz, Row 3: N. Scmrow, M. Shabunia, D. Schell, K. Schmidt, D. D'Amico, J. Scherkenbach. Row 2: M. Pugens, L. Schwegler, M. Rossetto, C. Murray, J. Radski, D. Rastkowski, N. Rasinski. Row lf J. Reesman, R. Romeo, M. Price, D. Skrolael, F. Gebert, G. Schultz. Fw at-M HOMEROOM 3 Row 4: J. Proite, J. Cofta, S. Strunsee, S. Leager, J. Klawien, A. Meinburg. Row 3: B. Steffen, H. Sarandos, N. Seer, D. Kemnitz, A, Zautke, B. Mavis. Row 21 P. Gorski, D. Shafei, T, Christiansen, M, Allison, R. Wallerman, M. Kowalski. Row l: J. Garber, C. Bloskey, L. Nabrzynski, A. Danielewski, G. Frank, G. Holmes. Jan. 2OiReport cards and class averages today. Jan. Ql-With the marks I you'd think I was a dummy. WeIl...? Jan. 28 - Mid - year graduation. Yea! Yea! O'Malley made it! Feb. l- Students crawl into school today. A new semester is under way. Feb. 2-Only ninety-four school days till graduation. HOMEROOM 2 Row 5: D. Flower, G. Hanson, O. Zielinski, J, Szychlinski, T. Koczorski. Row 4: N. Nelson, J. Brown, D. Tyszko, R. Grzeszczak, J. Koch, D. Olsen, M. Graves. Row 3: E, Smutkowski, C. Wisniewski, R. Tsetsas, J. Washechek, C. Orlowski, .l. Evanow. Row 2:7 C. Mecikalaski, J. Weber, G. Braatz, M. Zalewski, S. Danielewski, C.. Allison. Row lg D. Brumirski, D. Voigt, D. Protasiewicz, R. Tucholski, T, Kotecki, R. Knutowski. JOHN DALE Comme: cial lll sis nw N .. me ,ggi 5 Q ittgitlf YB ml 'N . XT 13' . wfsssv 'H we 5 ...Y .. MRS. IRENE PLAINSE Commercial 112 -:.::-::.:.:..:.:.....1555 M HOMEROOM 412 Row 5: S. Soyland, R. Lyman, C. Lang, T. Koepp, B. Oakwood, R. Zulall. Row 4: J. Klein, C, Brzycki, D. Sullivan, D. Wenzel, G. Hensel. Row 3: M. Oleiniczok, B. Fix, S. Dwyer, S. Gutsch, B. Ellis, J. Grimm. Row 2. A. Nowak, C. Nelson, N. Kunze, C. Makowski, P. Kasper, S. Zisko. Row l. R. Joie, J. Heinemann, H. Bitnay, R. Braunreiter, T. Czaplicki, W, Long. Feb. 3 - Spent an hour in the pool te st i n g my underwater fountain pen. Feb. 4-Swimmers get the blues today. Feb. 5 - For sole. One l e ci k y fountain pen. Feb. 84 Pulaskians auditioning for Senior Talent Show. Feb. 9-l think I'll try juggling bombs. Feb. T0-At least the show will go over with o bang. Feb. ll -All right, no more like that! l'm through shooting off my mouth. HOMEROOM 8 Row 6: B. Leary, K. Bannerrrian, J. Baker, G. Allen, S. Austria, R. Behl, K. Barcz. Row 5: I. Boberski, V. Beronia, R. Berg, L. Benson, J. Bartelak, R. Postl, D. Baral. Row Af G. Dalzin, G. Barbee, J. Bronk, B, Anclritsch, P. Antczak, J. Baird. Row 3: C. Alteldt, B. Anderson, B. Barski, B. Bell, B. Antoniewicz, R. Beck, D. Badzinski, Row 21 R, Bronikowski, N. Arestides, P. Fitzgerald, D. Bednarski, M. Benson, P. Benning, Row l: R. Allen, F. Bartkowski, D. Ackerman, J. Bartz, R. Birnbaum, L. Boinski, M. Bielefeld. inf .J iff. Pl RENNETH STEFFEN Mathematics t lk- Ed 'fc ...X MRS. MARGARET BOONE Science it HOMEROOM 9 Row 6: A. Budney, J. Bentley, J. Christensen, M, Bruskiewicz, D. Clark, R. Classey. Row 5: J. Christnovich, G. Brzeski, P. Colby, R. Buehler, M. Cielesinski, L. Caldwell, D, Cirra. Row 4: S. Budzak, C. Ciborich, R. Ciepluch, P. Buckner, R. Hill, B, Boss, E. Coyle, Row 3: B, Budynek, L. Coffey, B. Cook, S. Cieplewski, B. Brzycki, B. Brinkman, A. Clement. Row 2. P, Bogacki, K. Sebion, D. Boniewicz, C. Bolan, C. Blawat, A, Bialinski. Row lf R. Burmeister, C. Reeves, R. Cieszynski, T. Fercho, J. Christy, C. Chestwood, R. Butcher. Feb. l2 eTemperature hit 63 to- day. Mr. Merbach hit ceiling. Who whistled? Feb. I8-There's no ioy in the humble halls of P. U. today. Tech done dethroned us. Feb. T5-All-City Swim Meet this Week' show tonight and tomorrow. Feb. l9- Annual Water B a l l et Feb. l6-Baumann figuring o ut Fb. 22-Th h t. way to conceal outboard motor, e e S OW WGS greg None of the performers lost her Feb. l7--Baumann placed second nose clips. . , . he ron out of gas! HOMEROOM 29 Row 5: D. Danielewicz, S, Eder, M. Duff, C. Erdmann, N. Damitz, N. Davey, B. Dzibinski, C. Filipowicz, Row 4: W, Konkol, R, Czubkowski, T. Ellis, D. Szychlinski, S. Czapinski, G. Costin, B, Kostrzeqa, B. Demski. Row 3: J. Deering, C. Czafko, C. Engel, K. Dembny, D. Davison, B. Cox, J. Cowan, B. Ensenbach. Row 2: D. Franklin, P. Day, D. Durow, F. Gagliano, T. Grasch, S. Dunaway, J. Dulski. Row lr A. Mikula, W. Ellner, R. Gehrmann, D, Dawydowya, J. Dosch, R. Dally, E. Flaskrud, S 5 JEROME PELKOWSKI English 113 1!Y.ES 'l HOM EROOM 34 Row 5: J. Gaertner, K. Flagstad, J. Fergusan, E. Glazer, J. Glisch, D. Hamburger, E. Pierce. Row 4: C. Golembiewski, D, Fohr, R. Gosh, M. Grunke, N. Gorenc, C. Gorski, G. Golata. Row 3: G. Grabawski, J. Gorski, D. Gillis, N, Glavan, D, Fritsch, M. Florence, C, Gollohardt. Row 2: D. Ewald, T. Hanrahan, D. Haymann, K, Gromacki, A. Fremming, P, Graczyk, S. Glapa, Row l. E. Genuisz, R. Grzesk, S. Gradinian, B. Hansen, D. Harsh, E. Dabbert. Feb. 23-Mr. Merbach gives a surprise test on electricity. Every- body is shocked. Feb. 25gGym classes going full swing. Feb. 26 4 Non-swimmers th e m e song, Cross Over the Bridge. Mar. l - Merchant: When I was a boy my greatest ambition was to be a pirate. Mar. 2-Customer: Congratula- tions. Mar. 3--l'm giving up homework lor Lent. HOMEROOM 102 Row 5. B. Grzegorek, E. Janowski, G. Gratenauer, E. Hotchkiss, W. Jalowiec, J. Ircink. Row 4: R. Hoelt, J. Heiskanen, P. Hammond, J, Hart, M, Haugen, J. Haslam, J. Hirschfeld, B. Jahrmann, Row 3: G. Hemin, G. Gritzmacher, D. Harrnatys, S. Hobel, B. Grzesk, V. Grudzielanek, L. Gruel. Row 2. G. Hadorski, H. Dowd, P. Gruszkawski, J. Hallett, S. Hampel, J. Herod, D. Green, Row l: R, Jahnke, J. Jacobsen, R. Hess, G. Hunt, D. Janka, N. Herbst. EDWARD ZIELINSKI Mathematics IQHK JOSEPHINE PHILIPIKOWSKI Social Science Foreign Language rvikfhgf' Nw Q HOMEROOM 103 Row 5: P. Jeko, J. Labott, D. Holmes, M. Jachowicz, S. Horch, K. Jarecki, D. Kaczynski. Row 4: D, Jendrzewski, P. Jarecki, A. Janusz, C. Hunn, V. Imhoe, D, Huenecke, B. Schmidt. Row 3: G. Kaminski, V. James, A. Jakubowski, J. Kosprzyk, E. Korpinski, E, Phillips, Row 2: K. Herriges, J. Hunn, M. Hoem, P. Jasinski, M. Jonas, C. Janka, S. Hoffmann. Row l: T. Johnson, J. Jaskie, M. Karpuy, K, Karpinski, W. Jones, D, Kutz. Mar. 44Freshmen-Faculty Basket- Mar. 9-My brother got a new ball game today. job. He plays the shoe horn in the rubber band. Mar. 5-Wow! Dig those teach- Mar, l0-Miss Doring: James, ers in shorts! did you finish your outside read- ing? Mar. 8-No gym classes today. Mor. ll-James: No, it's been Mr, Royal forgot his whip. too cold out lor the last few days. HOMEROOM 205 Row 5: D. Kopplin, W. Kilps, R, Krolski, D. Kuiowc, J, Kobus, K, Scheeler, J. Erdmann. Row 4: T. Klimek, R. Koracin, P. Konkol, R. Michalak, J. Heinowski, L. Koth, P. Knalc, D. Klug. Row 3: P. Kettenbeil, S. Konia, S, Juech, G. Komornick, E. Klecliowitz, R. Kamroth, G. Kuiowa. Row 2: K. Knoll, H. Koch, L. Kleinhans, K. tfossow, J. Knuth, E. Klockow, B. Kominski, N. Kawczynski. Row l: C. Korczewski, P. Klingbyll, D. Kasprzok, S. Koss, J. Kramos, D. Kaiser, N. Johnson. . 1 s 1 ,. 1 J-if WP! MRS. ADELE CICHOCKI Mathematics Dean ot Women 115 lmzli P' ' AURELIA D. HOGAN Engllsh 116 HOMEROOM 212-H Row 5: J, Malkowski, C, Mayer, D. Moore, D. Mikorski, T. Medrow, J, Mazurkiewicz, D. Marshall, T. Moore, M. Mitchell, J. Mahnke, R, Marine, M. Milczarek, R, Mllbroth. Row 4: J, Michals, J. Luedtke, J. Muhi, G. Meyer, L. Miller, D. Lutz, Row 3: M, Masar, C. Merkel, J. Magerowski, D. Maciejczak, Z. Marcetich, T. Masson, R. Mazzaro. Row 2: P. Michaels, J. Marek, J. Michals, P. Mayer, C. Mageski, M. Ludka, Row lf R. McDonald, C. Moore, A. Miller, R. Maciolek, T. May, J. Meinzner, Ca. Mann. Mar. l6 - Marks for first six weeks Mar. T9 A Son: Not thus money . . . even germs couldnt live lomorlow' on my allowance. Mar, 17 - No comment. I Mar, 22 4 Rained cats and dogs Mar. 18-Mother: Dont put .today- rnoney in your mouth, it has germs on it. Mar. 23-Humane Society in great demand. HOMEROOM 212-K Row 6: R. Luebke, C, Lohr, L, Levvandowski, A. Kurtz, L. Lorentz, B, liwasigroch, K. Krause. Row 5: S. Magllo, D. Hermesdort, C. Laskiewicz, C. Kulda, M. Rajnovich, W. Lucas, R. Lewicki, Row 4: A. Kumprey, P. Kruczynski, B. Kwarcrnski, M. Lewandowski, L. Lenlz, R, Kubiak, Row 3: P. Kubinek, D. Luebke, A. Linck, F. Kwiatkowskr, D. Kovnesky, J. Macek, Y. Lemley, Row 2: K. Kuester, J, Kramer, M. Luckowski, C, Lother, D. Krauska, B. Landon. Row lf J. Lrprnskr, J. Atherton, D. Labodda, H. Lederhaus, T. Lrlly, R. Llllle, R. Legler. gm -',- M f5i , STANLEY KEZELE English , t f. 1 Mmm , As HOMEROOM 212-R Row 5: A. Oleske, D. Ostrowski, T. Peterson, M. Mundt, J, Mueller, D. Novak, D. Peters. Row 4: P. Orlowski, P. Nowobielski, S. Pallange, D. Woods, R. Pekso, D, Pionek, J. Pegoraro, R. Polachowski. Row 3: M. Murray, N. Pekso, D. Pagenkopt, R. Nowak, S, Muehl, D. Orlowski, G. Paver. Row 2: J. Olsen, R. Pekrun, J, Mross, M, Nadolinski, R. Pietrasik, P. Ozminkowski, R. Neumann. Row lf D. Mueller, D, Pelzek, G. Peschong, J. Mutranowskl, J. Podergois, R. Potrykus, K. Pawelski. Mar. 24-No homework today. I Mar. 29-Butcher: Da you want must be dreaming. a pullet? Mar. 25-I was. Mar. 30-Customer: No, l'll car- - ry 'ff' Mar. 26-Customer, l'd like to I buy a small chicken. Mar. 31-l don't know what hap- pened today. I was absent. HOMEROOM 226 Row 5: T. Rendflesh, V. Rooenkirk, E. Ruzicka, D. Redman, T. Rydzewski, B Radski, Row 4: C. Racinowski, J. Powers, D. Rausclw, J. Pliszka, M. Ratalczyk R. Przybylski, D. Savoy. Row 3: C. Piotrowski, S. Nisbet, P. Przedwiecki, S. Petrowiak, M, Romanowich, G. Raasch. Row 2, C, Pluto, R. Pugel, R. Piontek J. Popek, C. Pratt, G. Prohl. Row l: G. Podd, P. Polewczynski, C. Porath F. Rutkowski, A. Ripple, J, Radoseviclw. HOMEROOM 2 32 Row 5: R. Severini, J. Schram, T, Schwabe, R. Schneider, K. Schmidt, E. Schmidt, Row 4: J. Rogaczewski, J, Roydlewicz, M. Rzatkewicz, M. Ruelle, M. Ross, L. Schick, G. Sehl, Row 3: S, Rozek, J, Rewolinski, A. Rosera, J. Robokowski, H. Roche, J. Schell. Raw 2: R. Seeger, C. Sbonik, M. Rex, J. Schaefer, R. Ryan, E. Sanderson, G. Ropel. Row l. M. Turan, P. Schoch, B. Ryan, C. Shaleslci, E. Schmidt, R. Scherer. Apr. l-Mr, Pelkowski is caught Apr, 6-Professor: ls there any running in the hall. evidence that insects can com- . municate with each other? l',pr. 2-When is a door, not a door? When it's aiarl Apr. 7-Student: Well, r Apr. 3f Better read yesterdays can certainly chew the rag. over again, HOM EROOM 2 34 Row 5: J. Lassa, R. Marciniak, S. Fote, G, Olwell, J. Nedobeck, R, Zellmer, D. Zych, Row A. C. Webber, A. Waitycslci, C. Smith, R. Zbikowski, R. N.Voicinski, T. Keeler. Row 3- B, Smith, N. Belter, L. Ziebell, B. Sari Miguel, P. Zepecki, D, Skowronslci. Row 2. M. Harvey, M. Machnik, N. Mussa, M. Palkowski, J. Woitalak, G, Woll. Row l. C. Zabarowski, R. Zielinski, R. Zlomaniec, D. Yunclr, L, Zalewski, N. Kraienka, I V x. I 1 it HOMEROOM 317 Row 5: E. Salomonski, M. Stegmayer, D. Stolzel, J. Stegmayer, J. Ciganek S. Sedlak, S. Schrarnm, Row 4: H. Sobczyk, C, Schuh, D. Schmidt, B. Duchow C. Simolon, J, Sobczyk, D. Sobcovialc. Row 3. A. Stoeben, J. Snopek, M Skrove, B. Skibinski, M. Smith, M. Sieczlcowski, B. Sokolowslci, Row 2: D Sobczyk, S. Sook, J. Slcalecke, P. Skorupinski, C. Schrank, J. Schott, J, Sikora Row lf H, Sobocinski, B. Staniszewski, W. Snarski, C. Stowski, E. Stopczynski R. Splinter. Apr. 8-Who put soap water in Apr. T3-My relations went. my tuba? Apr. l4-Knocked ten strokes off Apr. 9-Now, l'I'm forever blowe my golf score today. I shot a ing bubbles!! llO. Apr. l2-Spring Concert was a Apr. l5-Happy Easter plus ter sell out. day vacation. HOMEROOM 322 ' Row 5: T. Stram, C, Stull, M, Uiuzdowski, D. Swiatlowski, K. Szurgot, H. Timm G. Sutton, R. Sturomski, D. Tuchalski. Row 4: C. Thomas, C. Tesina, J. Sritak B. Topley, N. Trowczynski, E, Strzyzewski, S. Struzynski, P. Tischer, Row 3 V, Totera, R. Tadych, R. Anderson, J. Sturgal, K. Szvveda, R, Tischer, D Switalski, Row 2. P. Sereno, P. Stonny, J. Tomczolc, G. Pederson, J, Voelske C. Stamm, C. Staszak, J. Straub. Row lr J. Thompson, R. Switalski, K Suchocki, A. Tancki, G. Szulgit, J. Warwick, L, Thompson. 'QW HOMEROOM 323 Row 5: B. Wickman, B. Weckwerth, N. Wilandt, T. Wenzel, R. Wentlond. Row 4: M. Worgolet, J. Worgolet, D. Voss, M. Wiegert, C. Williams. Row 3: J. Wilson, T. Wiskowski, J. Wiechowski, R. Wernsmon, B. Wesolowslci. Row 2: C. Woshebeck, N. Webner, D. Witkowski, J. Wesolowski, J. Wargin. Row l: D. Whiting, J. Wentland, D. Walloch, A. Wietrzychowslci, D. Wisniewski. Apr. 26 - Students rush back to school. Who am I trying to kid? Apr. 29-Junior Prom in two days. Apr. 27- Rumor going around that I-d better ask O girl. girls are wearing lormals to the prom. Apr. 30-But, Dad, we can't take Apr. 28-Miss Doring. Name the bus, Besides, my girl doesnt three collective nouns. Splinter. have a pass. ' Wastebosket, flypaper, ci n cl vacuum cleaner. HOMEROOM 131 Row 5: R. Czornecki, R. Bzdowka, R. Barwick, T. Schwandes, M. Adoms, P. Patterson, F, Kridel, M. Budney. Row 4. R. Holmes, M. Nowicki, M. l-lellond, R. Grugurich, K. Grabarczyk, J. Ignaszok, T. Neumann, R. Dalzin. Row 3: A. Taychert, J. Helquist, C. Yost, R. Svviertz, T. Parisey, S. Weinstock, V. Heidok, J. Evonow. Row 2: W. Wilinski, D. Woitecki, C, Krolasik, P. Merrylield, C. Jorgensen, K. Kuhagen, R. Swiotek, R. Lewondowski. Row l: R. Suiecki, M. Brzenk, R. Mattilo, D. Urmon, A, Hensiolr, D. Kaye, R. Montei. DELIA RlEBOl.DT Junior High HOMEROOM 507 Row 5: L. Stampfel, D. Gauthier, J. Scheder, J. Ferguson, A. Nelson, T. Patti R. Comp, C, Werstler. Raw 4: O, Betzhold, J, Buchholz, J. Dwyer, C. Clouse 1 1 G. Schaefer, J. Freuck, S. Keeler, D. Radosevich. Row 3: C, Szablewski, J Gose, J. Kelhofer, N, Spence, D. Edwards, S. Zunker, L. Schroeder, M, Stubbe. Row 2: C. Otto, W. McKay, J. Heinen, D. Schoessow, J, Henrichs, C. Engel, J. Tomke, D. LaCombe. Row lf H. Jaffke, W. Zimmermann, J Robison, G. Place, J. Meyers, K. Koshorek. May 3-The prom was the most to say the least. May A-Today I'm filled with sorrow, Report cards are marked again tomorrow. May 5 - So maybe l'm a poet . . . but my marks sure don't show it! May 6-I had a great time at the prom. Now to start paying off the loan. May 7-Boys declare National Suspender Day. lt's a holdup. May 10- It you had three oranges and you eat one, what's left? May ll -A pair! HOMEROOM 330 SPIRO MEHAIL Junior High Row 5: J. Polka, D. Cibik, R. Gumina, J. Nelson, J, Surges, N. Mikoliczak. Row 4. R. Reichman, D. Gronek, D. Schelvan, D. Warner, A. Craig, D, Giovannetti, C. Popinski. Row 3: D. Leet, N. Vallee, T. Stasiak, R. Boll, R. Thompson, R. Krohelski, P. Wagner. Raw 2: G. Kondrod, E. Weber, M. Kornowski, J. Skulan, B. Miller, D. Gray, T. Teevan, Row lr N. Balko, R. Burke, C. Murray, T. Frank, J. Fluegge, B, Jackowski. 121 YJ W 4 I HOMEROOM 305 Raw 6: J. Schwartz, D. Marx, R. Aken, D. Prunty. Row 5: L. Anderson, G. Lindsay, D. Rzutkiewicz, J. Cramer, A. Eberl, G. Hoelh, J. Rutkowski. Row 4: J. Tischendorl, K. Beduhn, R. Bryce, B. Barrington, C. Francke, S. Sorenson, L. Stalfon, B. Allen. Row 3: N, Harbcich, J. Davison, S. Kowske, P. Paulsen, L. Abelt, K. Krause, W. Feldmann. Row 2: O. Cahalc, S. Hineline, J. Guyont, K. DeMoy, M. Bott, R. Kuelil, J. McDonald, M. Romeo. Row l: J. Wieseman, A. Nienas, M. Guy, R. Wolf, K. Welke, E. Mognowslci, R. Duffner, May 13-Temperature climbs to 85 degrees, May l8!Track team breaks rec- ' ord, May lA-Told one freshie not to drink out of any black bubblers, A May l94Dor1'l worry, they paid May l7 - Freslwie s e e n carrying for it. canteen. HOMEROOM 506 Row 6: C. Szewczylcowslci, M. Steinke, B. Leister, J. St. Clair. Row 5: E. Kondler, J, Meylor, J. Jacobi, D. Douglas, B. Marin, S. Hafemeister, K, Rose. Row 4: M. Bielefeld, D. King, J. Unglaube, R. Yatzeck, D. Doll, D. Schlehlein, R. Keller, R. Brown. Row 3: B. Konieczlca, K. Bruneske, S. Lierman, J. Albert, R. Schober, J. Lawson, M. Vollmor, L, Rowland. Row 2: C. Grasclw, S, Shaffer, P. Kruslw, J. Jagodzinski, K. Wilkening, K. Willrening, N. Batlerman. Row l: D. Zuehlke, D. Smith, D. Myers, G, Beier, R. Bciier, J. Gorslri. . ' S f' S 15 f N sw ...X ,.,,,,, N ' S ,W ..... ..,,.., Q A is K Y Y dx WX s use, N-sg X 3 as 'SN is MRS. JENNY JOYCE egg L Q lf! 1: S1314 MRS, RHODA BRUCE Junior High f , HOMEROOM 329 Row 5: J. Braasch, J, Jacobsen, R. Lechnar, R. Kratochvil, C. Luck, J. Kubnick, J. Van Ryzin. Row 4: N. Cireenya, L. Boberski, D. Smith, W. Perinich, D. Abelt, G. Yarwood, R. Kaluzny, N. Meier. Row 3: G. Tomczak, R. Harlow, J. Feryan, K. Manke, W. Kuzminski, W. Neumann, S. Laschen, J. Burneske. Row 2: J. Gagliano, R, Dix, R. Protasiewicz, D. Muth, C. Hansen, J. Blatz, F, Campbell. Raw l: E. Alen, R. Kallmann, D, Gapinslril, D. Shook, J. Kluemteier, L. Rydlewicz. Moy 20 - Senior Talent Show is May 25 - Sandy Claws! terrific. I May 26- My friend carries a cage May 21 -I received an Oscar for when he plays golf. not coming on stage. I May 27-Just in case he gets a May 24 - Sow a cat on the beach, birdie. it reminded me of Christmas. HOMEROOM 308 Row 5: M. Stott, A. Dolhun, G, Szymborski, R. Bartesl, L, Murach, C. Proite, K. Langemak. Row 4: D. Betzhold, W. Peterson, G. Timerson, H. Lang, J. Adams, K, Liebherr, J. Goller, R. Barchus. Row 3: J. Koebel, N. Merryfield, D. Nuesse, R. Wagner, J. Schwab, K, Leverenz, J, Jazwiecki, Row 2: C. Brodaczynski, R. Kantak, L. Mociolek, B. Amundson, G, Flees, B. McSweeney, R, Johannsen. Row 7: R. Drought, S. Foley, R. Comp, G. Rankel, G, Klimek, K. Zibell, C. Meroff. lc mv li MRS. PAULINE STANWITT Junior High ABSENTEES Row 6. D. Thomosser, J. Kuehn, R. Woller, W. Kritter, R. Pioido, R. Borring- ton, D, Moschetz. Row 5: G. Kaminski, J. Molkowski, N. Schoemann, J, Zimny, R. Subocher, J. Hughes, B. Romlow. Row 4: T. Slater, W. Schorping, W. Merrill, S. Kiefer, T. George, D. Eward, L. Ziollcowski. Row 3: J. Brown, M. Gulley, M. Eggert, K. Schoemonn, N. Burby, K. Koscielolc, K. Oborski. Row 2: J, Wyrwos, L. Lynch, J. Winniger, J. Vogt, D. Harding, L, Korczewski, J. Flegler, Row I: A. Kopp, T. Gnot, D. Powers, R. Becker, R. Ponkowski, B. Schober. June I - This is the month ol June 4 - Cop ond gown dcly. Per' sunshine, flowers, und groduo- soncxlly, I think I look better in tion. my chortreuse. June T7-Seniors bid P. U. fore- well as they march to Pomp ond Circumstoncef' June 2-Think l'll try on my cop and gown. June 3 - Two poles and it would June T8 - Hosta I o v i s t o mis make Q good tent. omigos? EVERLOVING . . . JEROME CHOJNACKI. xwg 5- w FUN AND FROLIC Sig- 12 i new A aayikfslfflqfk as fm' 4 Mui. fwfr: f555sM . . an I .,,.: Wife m y .mf f 1 T ' 2,50 ff' xi- 'ff'Z' , if .I , ,.,.,g, as ,As ,fa . ft ,. ' I ' ' I i 1 f,1f ,HW ,. fy, f Q M ,J 11 A 3- 5 'G 1? ,I 1 , fy . 1 4 . , FN ,N n 'ml J ' lk.-'J ,Q 5 fl, f ,, -, . .1 '-IP' X' v ' - y- 4 , 1 .1 ,I ' M f ' 5 .ff . 7, I D 3' w ,fl M ' i f , '- Lge: 1' Y 321, fikgfiwg x 'Q ,J 2 1 IV J ', 1 v'f fl-' X 0 VL! siJ.:,r 4? X J :f ,wi 4 S an K X we 1 33 5 7 is QQ Wx Sami? Iii 'A J if . Y . Huw m Q ' A -1 3 ms Q sa' H In -:-v - -gg A MW! 3 af S? Q K 'Wr- Student Service Council The many accomplishments of the Student Service Council have contributed greatly in making Pulaski the finest school in the city. Under the direction of Miss Ruth Manion, the council estab- lished noon hour programs on a large scale which proved to be a great success. They also sponsored pep rallies, and other social events and dances. The council's other events throughout the year con- sisted of preparing Thanksgiving baskets and clothing for the poor people in this country and abroad. 'X wmv my Row 2: J. Legcs, R. Mlynczck, J. Gczuerke, T. Stull, R. Fivecoat, J. Kciminski, R. Rewolinski. Row lf E. Beronic, E. Kuttler, G. O Miss Mcnion, B. Lychwick, B. Bunde, B. Drewniok. if Q zf ,sit yn S 3 W ' '55 ' Yi W nf ig QL Q :A , ,' . X J X as if 1 'F' , z . . W4 , Ml . , Q, Q X X SQ X Q W g Q9 Z 3 ' X Q - Vx F 'V :MQ r W , ,. ' 7, F SL W M A Q MH 3 'f ff! A 1, if W 'gm ww 3 if 'ltd ' I wk ,. N N ?'f,ffs M mimi Q A M ,' iz i? I 'fi i fr Sm. ' is Kap' ' Iygg f- 1, .Q 5 I J b UIQ ,ffflfwdx in Senior Band Row 4: O. Hoffman, G. Behling, L. Thompson, D, D'Amico, L. Smoot, M. Ruehle, S. Sorensen, J, Wenrland, L, Hass, K, Novak, J Liebnow, L, Bertram, G. Monske, T. Trczinsko, J. Mueller, J. Shippy. Raw 3: P. Bergland, G. Hunt, D, Powers, J. Knoerr, R Polachowski, R, Quirk, R. Kuesfer, M. Schmidt, M, Sande, W. Wollerman, J. Jacobsen, T, Wallock, R, Szczech, W. Otto, R. Herriges, J. Schilcke, T, Inman. Row 2. E. Kebbekus, W. Nelson, C. Jacobsen, D. Smilh, J. A1her1on, C. Kulpa, M. Rzatkiewicz, N. Novak H. Mueller, J. Mlrrag, D. Fruncke, C. Jachawicz, F. Schneider, T. Dolhun, R, Scorgie. Row 7: S. Meyer, S. Hart, C. Hunn, B, Boss D. Bednarski, C. Niemi, S. Lapata, N. Busniewski, J. Kay. Junior Band Row 4: D. Barlknechr, C, Coffa, Mr, Hillier, A. Koprowski, L. Miller. Row 3. J, Hansen, W, Wagner, M, Kenney, C, Clause, C. Francke, S. Sorensen, Row 2. R, Willms, H. Allen, C, Czaika, M. Romanowich, D, Smith, J, Unglaube, W. Kuftler. Row T. J. Hart, J. Murranawskr, N. Chase, J. Knufh, J. Budzak, S. Austria. is NN Q 'W www A 2.1 VE? ,X 45 i fa 3? ' ..: .... S Q Senior Qrchestrcl Row 4: T. Inman, W. OHO, J, Schlicke, D. Harsh, D. Groeven, G. Piskulo, R. Gennrich, R. Scherer, T, Gnor, F. Burczyk. Row 3: C. ednorski, C. Niemi, J. Kuehn, P. Abfoll, H. Wichrowski, E. Smutkowski, J. Couture, G. Pulos, J. Arneson. Row 2. J. Kay, N. Busniewsl-ci, S. Lopoio, D, Dombrowski, R. Schwartz, M. Oiien, P. Lipski. Row 1: J. Boker, N. Albrecht, J, Bon, H. Cclrothers, Mcljorettes l33 A LE? N 7 -9 .:. Q-2.5. 3' i N - . ' f 'K Junior Qrchestrci Row 5: B. Johrniorm, A. Hcrismk, A. Tcnck, G. Plskulo, Row 4: P. Colby, G. Grofervouer, S. Poilorige, C. Runde, Row 3: J. Hosiom, D. Zych, B, Wichmcm. Row Q A. Nlefer, P. Gruszkowski, N, Mitchell, D. Harding, B. Kopotich. Row 1, M. Heilond, D. Hcnrmotys, V. Imhof. f N K Nga H . 'K S Qi i Mr. Nieier cmd Musicians x 3 if 1 M' Q 51 Z Girls' Glee Club The Girls, Glee Club consisting of 180 members, is under the direction of Mr. Melvin Hillier. The girls are divided into two groups, the sixth hour class and the seventh hour class. The Girls' Glee Club sings for several musical programs throughout the year. Their main performance is the Spring Concert. This year the girls sang, I Would Weave A Song For Youn, Sweet Georgia Brown , and Invocation Of Orpheus , which is taken from the first opera ever written. The girls in their beautiful formals gave an excellent display of talent. The accompanist for the Spring Concert this year was Patricia Colby. The Girls' Glee Club also participates in the Christmas Program. 4' I n J Mixed Chorus This year the Mixed Chorus consists of sixty girls and boys. The Mixed Chorus, which is directed by Mr. Niefer, takes part every year in the Christmas program, This choral group is a stepping stone to the A Cappella Choir. his I aw 4: L. Kapilzke, J, Miller, J. Baumann, . Groth, D. Borfknecht, T. Schroeder, Row : Mr. Niefer, B. Dresden, C. Kluczynski, J. iemnicki, J. Kuehn, G. Tischer, R. Niemi. 'ow 2: D. Hahlbeck, J. Mittag, N. Novak, fl. Engler, D, Doblas, R. Hordyk. Row lg A. Henning, F. Stec, R. Stawicke, B. Vick, . Fisher, J. Raclski. sa ,.' i.ff,j5tJ -' west . g g ? T Wi E ' Row 4: R. Hlnrichs, D. Slaben, J. Rndlke, P. S h e n a r , J. Moldenhauer, J. Petrie, G. Piskulcl, R. Zeniecki. Row 3: C. Knfzmarek, D. Young, C, Jonke, J. Slaslak, M. Sprung- born, C. Niemi, M. Seegers. Row 2 C. Hansen, J. Jewell, J. Lychwick, R. Gnoder, M. Hunt, L. B e r lr o m, J. Sweeney, P. Branden. Raw lf M. Olson, B. Hartwick, A. Sorenson, K. Koscielak, S. Pctrowiok, M. Marek, R. Baker. A Cappella Chair If you are anywhere near room lol the third hour any morning, you are sure to hear the A Cappella Choir practicing. It is under the ahle direction of Mr. Niefer and consists of eighty voices this year. The choir is the goal of every aspiring young singer at Pulaski. During the year it is invited to sing at many different gatherings outside of school. Its talents are also displayed an the Christmas program, Spring Concert and in the various other activities it participates in at our school. Row 4: R. Murphy, G. Prles, F. Eisensopf, C. Mallnsky, W. Kumprey, P. Berglancl. Row 3: S. Lyon, V. Prindle, R. Gennrich, R. Teschenf darf, W, Long, M. Sande. Row 2: J. Gre- gesich, J. Cramer, P. Worley, G. Gutkowski, D. Sopolinski, J. Bon. Row lf Cv. Dziedzic, M. Glavan, A. Nowak, M. Webb, K. Cza- ropala, M. Rosselto. 137 5 5 E 5 is Ora Gustafson Dorothy Dulde Mary Ann Jensen W- ,ns,ms,3s A Donald Francke Frederick Groth Annual Stott Editor in Chiet --------4- Ora Gustafson Assistant Editor in Chiet - - James De Young Sports Editor - - - ------- Frederick Groth Assistant Sports Editors - - Paul Bergland, Terry Rose, Robert Kuszewski Literary Editor ------4---- Donald Francke Assistant Literary Editors - - - Joanne Kay, Judith Gukich Senior Editor - - - ---- Mary Ann Jensen Assistant Senior Editors - - Yvonne Michalek, Carol Czaika, Marlene Wisyniski - - - - Sandra Martin - Dorothy Dulde Club Editor - 4-------- Carol Polowski Homeroom Editor - Department Editor - Literary Staff - - Nancy Broadland, Camille Czaplicki, Joanne Bon, Judith Cramer, Crystal Derouwin, Marilyn Marek, John Neuenfeldt Finance Staff - --fe Marilyn Henning, Shirley Diehl, Yvonne Molenda, Patricia Nisiewicz Advertising Statt - - - Shirley Smith, Nancy Smith James De Young Sandra Martin Judith Gukich, Joanne Kay Nancy Broadlond, Camille Czaplicki Edward De Brice, Edmund Olszyk, Ralph Graves, Raymond Shaw Yvonne Mcichalek, Carol Czajka, Marlene Wisyniski Marilyn Henning, Patricia Nisiewicz, Shirley Diehl, Yvonne Molenda Nancy Smith, Shirley Smith Annual Staff Coll Okray, Cynthia Lemanski Paul Berglond, Terry Rose, Robert Kuszewski Allen Swrerfz Carol Polowslci, Theodoro Dolhun, Puiricia Dublin, Joan Bcrwlec Judith Cramer, Joanne Bon, Crystal Derouwin J. Coulure, M. Marek, C. Brenham, J. Neuenfeldl, B, Hendrickson Annual Staff Assistants Literary Staff Assistants: Thomas Trczinlco, John Bauman, Francis Kokal, Edward Baronowski, Linda Harlow, Irene Banaszynski, Nadine Neubeck, Kathleen Coombs, Carol Sommers, Margaret Hess, Barbara Zettler, Sharon Vallee. Darkroom Assistants: Donald Gaidosz, Thomas Duer, Robert Poplowskl, Phillip Hummel, Gordon Janowiak, Raymond Gwitt, John Bostater. Newspaper Reporters Q X ge .. g N X M .gf Row 4: R. Pechauer, G. Ungalub, R. Wichrowski, N. Schroeder, M. Webb, J. Roggenbach, P. Stampfel, W. Burneslce. Row 3: J. Albert, C, Zager, C. Hansen, D. Gruenwoldt, D. Hahlbeck, G. Dybul, K. Drewniak, P, Mokelke. Row 2: M. Wood, M. Olien, N. Springborn J. Stasialc, K. Kroll, G, Kuhagen, R. Gibb, T. Duer. Row lr R. Niemi, W. Otto, R. Romeo, A. Swiertz, R. Ream, D. Gaidosz, J. Boone t 5 ' ' ' .3 43 ,PS Q. 3 r.2Aia5' va Q, :':5:g'y7FQ2Jf5!ii '41-ii, K sg,-' lv Y. we 4. .li A: ffrfgilifatfr 'W '-'ll v. ' .4 fysra Snnclro Tobbert Newspaper Pulaski's student publication, the Cavalier, is the product of many long hours of work. It is a member of the Quill and Scroll Society, and is a winner of the Gallup Award, the highest news- paper rating obtainable. Many students profit by the prepara- tion of the paper. The quality of leadership and a feeling of responsibility are gained by staff members. The Cavalier Staff members are kept busy gathering news, obtaining ads, making up pages, headline writing, and proofreading. Frequent trips to the printer and engraver also occupy much time. Each issue of the Cavalier is planned to be of interest and enjoyment to all Pulaskians. Ronald Pechouer Patricia Mokelke, Koren Kroll Rachel Gnoder, Helen Wichrowskl Michel Olien, Raymond Niemi 142 Staff fo-Editors - - Sandra Tabbert, Alice Sutton :eature Editor - - - ---- Ronald Pechauer Assistant Feature Editors - - Patricia Mokelke, Karen Kroll fo-Sports Editors - - - Wayne Burneske, Jerry Albert :lub Editor - - ---- Helen Wichrowski Assistant Club Editors - Nanza Schroeder, Rita Wichrowski fashion Editor - - ----- Rachel Gnader Art Editor - - Mae Springborn 'lumor Editor - - Raymond Niemi Advertising Editor - - - Michael Olien Business Managers - - Carol Small, Gail Stiedel Circulation Managers - - Nancy Smith, Shirley Smith Dhotographer --------- Robert Knutowski Alice gunon 4 Wayne Burneske, Jerry Albert Mae Springborn, Patricia Loewus 3 5 s ' M E 7 525210 -. ' Q MV- SHOW, MV- l-YOUS Carol Small, Gail Stiedel Quill ond Scroll Quill and Scroll is the international honor society for high school journalists. It has chapters located in nearly every state of the Union, in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, New Zealand, and China. Because there is a limited membership, certain standards must be set. The student must be a senior, he or she must he in the upper third of their class, must have done superior work in some field of journalism, must be recommended by the supervisor governing publication, and must be approved by the executive secretary. Mr, Ralph Graves and Mr. Edmund Olszyk are the faculty advisors. Senior Life Soving The Senior Life Saving Club, sponsored by Mrs. La Verne Dougherty, teaches girls the fundamentals of life saving and emergency rescues, moving wounded, and how to apply artificial respiration. For anyone who plans to go into any phase of athletics after graduation, this experience is invaluable. In-sm 49' w 5: N. Schroeder, P. Hosullo, M. Herod, M. Webb, D. Senfl. Row 4: P, Axlell, M. Olson, G. Dybul, S. Luebke, N, Neubeck, B. Zefller. w 3: M, Springsteen, C, Luebke, E. Kurtz, N. Kringle, M. Dziubo. Row 2: R. Sereno, J. Walden, N, Springborn, J. Sfusiuk, M, Wroblewski, Brandt, Row lf M. Mikololczyk, D, Wegner, Mrs. Hancock, N. Novak, D. Christiansen. Miss Marion Erickseri Miss Elizabeth Kegel Miss Sylvia Budziszewski Gifice Stoll A cheerful and efficient office staff is essential to a well run school. Pulaski is very fortunate to have such a fine staff to handle the absence, tardiness, programs, work permits, and many other forms which must be taken care of in a school year. The office force consists of Miss Ericksen, Miss Kagel, Mrs. Pinkalla, Miss Zimmerman. and Miss Sylvia Buclziszewski, who handles the attendance, Q23 in Y ww Q 5 Row 5: C. Slrornio, R. Schweizer, M. Hanlon, G. Grofenouer, B. Wentkowslri, G. Borzymowski, B. Hertel, E. Kuchorski, J. Kielczynski. Row 4: M. Mulhollon, D. Dertloff, C. Dombrowski, E. Meyers, K. Wells, C. Zoger, M. Wood, C. Hcinsen, C. Czorneclci. Row 3: C. Koelblein, C. Goloslro, K. Guyunt, B. Lynn, M. Becker, H. Allen, M. Fcnske, C, Kempski. Row 2: A. Czcikowski, J. Kunze, S. Lowell, M. Pugens, S. Hcirnpel, B. B oridt, P. Loewus, M. Piotrowski. Row l: J. Miller, N. Semrow, J. Wahl, M. Hnmmerschmidt, A. Brunner, W. Zych, B. Dzierski. Attendance and Gffice Monitors Mrs. Carol Pinkollo Miss Karen Zimmcrmcin l45 Library The success and efficiency of Pulaski's fine library is due to the competent supervision of Miss Harriet Windau and the efforts of her capable library monitor staff. In addition to the countless number of excellent reference books, one may listen to records or read from a variety of well known magazines. Students may come into the library during their free period. The up-to-date billboard displays are also a credit to our fine library. Library ana Welfare Monitors t Windo vi Q?1w'! Administration W. F. Tiernnn, Senior Counseler L. Sfeki 146 el, School Accountant Stoge ond Projection Crews Kvw l Girls' Club Plonning Committee l47 Cofeterici During the fourth and fifth hours, the Cafeteria gives a student the opportunity to purchase a hot lunch at a reasonable price under the government subsidized program. The students may bring their lunch from home and buy milk very reasonably also. After a length of time, if the student wishes, he may attend a movie in the auditorium, go out- side, or he may stay in the cafeteria and do any homework which he may have or he may just visit with friends. l Mrs. Brandt YVW U' .,,..,.,,J3i..- 'T....-,Eg ew KW V148 Mwwwfsw 'm Af, 2 it www' Mwflfww M, ,awwmwefw 4fxSS is ES Q , 135 Q E A Y E23 U'-K S4 aaa .F 0 ff' wa w gg? if N 1557: 4-1. ' A Q- MM fb + RADIO COMMUNICATION Mr. Winkler The Ra d i o Communications Club is made up of boys who have their Ham Ticket. They report every Monday the eighth hour to Room 410, where our transmitters and receivers are lo- cated. The boys spend their time in making radio contacts after which they make an exchange of QSL cards. Our station here at Pulaski High is W9UCl issued to the radio instructor, Mr. Winkler. e-TN HOME NURSING Mrs. Hancock The Home Nursing course re- quired for all senior girls is taught in the health classes by Mrs. Viola Hancock with assist' ance from Red Cross registered nurses. The main object of the course is to have students learn how to care for the sick by actual demonstrations and performances. The girls learn how to recognize signs of illness, how to prepare healthful diets, and how to give effective and safe care in follow- ing doctors' orders, while caring for the sick. 150 COMMERCIAL SERVICE Miss Lindsay The Commercial Service Club under the direction and guidance of Miss Delia Lindsay provides its members with an excellent background in the technical skills so important to anyone who plans -on entering the business world today. This group, which meets during the eighth hour every Monday, is open to all ambitious juniors and seniors who are anxious to become competent busi- ness men and women after gradu- ation. The members of the club cut stencils, operate mimeograph machines, and improve their skill in typing. LIFE SAVING Mr. Wielgosz The Lifesaving Club meets on Tuesdays the eighth hour, under the direction of Mr. Wielgtwsz. These boys must be able to swim at least 200 yards and be able to do the four main strokes: breast stroke, side stroke, elementary back, and crawl stroke. They study and practice the various breaks, approaches, and carries used in the rescue of a drowning v i c t i m . These boys are also taught methods of keeping them- selves afloat in case of an emer- gency. TENNIS Mrs. Schubert The Tennis Club teaches the fundamental strokes of the game and how to adapt these strokes to a tennis situation. Fall tourna- ments are conducted every year for players to match their skills. The 1953 singles tournament was won by Carol Zaharias. FASHION DESIGN Miss Lassen The Fashion Design helps to create new fashion designers of the future. lt also inspires stu- dents to try out in the field of fashion or art. The club's purpose is not only to study dress design, but to inspire such traits, char- acters, and manners that are typi- cal of Pulaski. Miss Ruth Lassen is the faculty advisor of the group. She helps the students to concentrate on modern and old fashions. They also have discus- sions on up-to-the-minute fashions. 151 BOOKSTORE Mr. Jonkowski The bookstore, operated by Mr. jankowski, provides opportunities for experiences in clerking, count- ing cash, and manipulating a cash register. The bookstore monitors must be extremely honest, pleas- ant, willing to meet people, have pleasing personalities and good grades. Bargain sales which sup- ply needed items take place with the idea of giving students more for their money than can be got- ten in other stores. ,,. 'ia ARCHERY Mr. Wielgosz The Archery Club, under the direction of Mr. Wie'lgosz, meets once a week during the eighth hour. Its membership is open to both boys and girls. Targets are set up behind our school when weather permits, or in the bicycle room during winter months, The fundamentals of archery are taught to the beginners w h i l e others with experience work to perfect their techniques. 152 IR. HIGH BAND Mr, Hillier The junior High School Band is an organization in which young people who are just beginning on musical instruments or who are not advanced enough to enter Senior Band, are taught the funda- mentals of music under the direc- tion of Mr. Melvin Hillier. They meet the eighth period eve r y Vifednesday. This group gives any person with musical talent the opportunity to become a fine musician. SR. PLANNING COMMITTEE Mr. Tiernon The Senior Planning Commit- tee, supervised by Mr. Williant Tiernan, consists of one elected member from each senior home- room. The committee's usefulness has been proved by carrying back current senior information to their homerooms. They also assist with the various tests that seniors are required to take and help in the planning of col l e g e and voca- tional day programs. Their aid is very helpful in organizing many of the senior activities. P. A. CREW Miss Manton just like the sun, these cheer- ful people brighten Pulaski's day when they interrupt the silence of homeroom period to bring us the morning announcements over the Public Address System. These students are chosen each year by the Student Service Council under the guidance of Miss Ruth Manion. They are judged on the basis of voice quality and speak- ing ability. From the many who try out for announcers, only ten are chosen. An eleventh, suhsti- tute member is also selected. Q tm., STAMP CLUB Mr, Show This club is under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Raymond Shaw, and was organized to give stamp col- lectors a centralized meeting place to discuss and exchange their ideas on the hobby. Collectors gain experience through arranging displays, exchanging and auction- ing stamps, and hearing lectures. Stamp catalogues, magazines and newspapers are available to keep the collectors up to date on cur- rent events relating to their hob- by. The club is informal and urges free interchange of hobby ideas and information a m o n g members. 153 POLISH CLUB Miss Phillipikowski livery Thursday Room 205 is buzzing with the activities -of the Polish Club, organized to teach the students of Pulaski about the customs, background, and lang- uage of the Polish people. The members sing typical Polish songs, have guest speakers, panel discus- sions, and plays. Social programs have also been planned. W sf. s. gi K STAGE CREVV Mr, Schmidt Heading the list of the many unsung heroes about Pulaski, we find the boys under the direction of Mr. Leonard Schmidt, known as the Stage Crew. Always on the job, the backstage boys take part in such things as noon hour movies, s p r i n g concerts, class plays, and the special auditorium programs which are familiar to us all. Although their work is done silently and unnoticed, our programs would not be a success. 154 'QW LlGl-IT CREW Mr, Franks The light crew consists of boys from the stage crew who operate Pulaski's new lighting equipment at school functions. This year the light crew handled the effects for the water ballet program, Sym- phony and jazz. They also took charge of the lighting for the Junior Prom. This group is un- der the leadership and direction of Mr. Barnett Franks. DARKROOM Mr. Groves These boys are under the able leadership of Mr. Ralph Graves. They develop and process all the pictures for the annual and news- paper staffs. The boys spend their spare time working on the proc- essing of pictures. The good work they do results in high quality photographs. SPANISH CLUB Miss Flynn Pulaski's Spanish Club is un- der the able leadership of Miss Annette Flynn. The activities of the club range from art and music to dancing, all with the use of the Spanish language. Near the Christmas holidays, the students sing carols and enjoy the colorful Pinata. ln spring, the parents of the members of the club are invited to learn of the customs of Spain and Mexico and hear the students sing Spanish songs. Al- though participating in the club is fun in itself, of even greater importance is the knowledge which one gains for future use. SQUARE DANCE Mr, Winkler The Square Dance club gives students a c h a n ce to improve their dancing techniques and also to make new friends. Because square dancing is becoming very popular, this club provides more time to practice and to learn new dances. The snappy Texas Star is one of the square dances per- formed in the club. 155 Blue Mask Row 7: L. Sleelh, J. Reesman, L. Hundley, D. Koun, M. Szukulski. Row 6: D. Mayer, K. Kresse, R. Derse, S. Czcrbecki, f. Molendc, K Schmidt, J. Szolwinski, B. Tondechi, P. Fares, J. Millen, J. Fulorczyk, M. Schmidt. Row 4: B. Nieritz, P. Hcmmond, L. Primecu. Row 3: F. Swendowski, N. Springborn, J. Sfosiuk, A. Ahner, Y. Boronczyk, M. Springsteen, G. Dybul, J. Detfloff, C. Kozminski. Row 2: H. Bussian, C. McLoughlin, P. Loewus, M. Lange, B. Nelson, E. Rydzewski, G. Weber, R. Grcsch. Row l: D. Skrobel, J. Weinslock, P. Worley, J. Woshkoviok, N. Kossow, C. Honsen. The chief purpose of the Blue Mask Club, sponsored by Mr. Franks, is to study and appreciate drama. The club offers students in school a chance to participate and gain experience in acting. Each person may participate in the section that interests him most. Students learn about proper stage entrance, walking and sitting on stage, and the correct volume with which to speak. Some students used their ability by writing and producing an original Thanksgiving play. The task of makeup was handled by Miss Cutnaw. Much credit should be given to Miss Hogan and Miss Awe, who contributed greatly and conscientiously worked with Mr. Franks. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Printing by Sells Printing, direction of Mr. Krebs, covers by the North American Press, direction of Charles L. Firnhaberg binding by Boehm Binderyg engraving by the Premier Engraving Co., direction of Roy Stouthamerg several photographs were contributed by the Milwaukee Journal and the Milwaukee Sentinel, Collins Studio, assisted by Mr. james Stark and James Gelhaar, furnished the pictures of the graduates, the candids and the group pictures, Mr. Ralph Graves, faculty chairman, and Allen Swartz, staff photographer, also assisted with the school pictures, Don Gajdosz, dark room technician, was in charge of the developing and printing, Miss Ruth Lassen sponsored the art work assisted by Cynthia Lemanski and Gail Okrayg dedication by Donald Franckeg Scenic pictures by Alvin E. Rutenbeck. .,-Mfdawwwv '0 n.a-af' 1 f ,gf , H, 1 X ALL ABOUT Senior Talent Show The talented students of Pulaski High School climbed a Stairway to the Stars on May 21 and 22. The mood of the program was set with the theme song Stairway to the Stars. Wfhile a couple danced, a chorus of voices from the A Cappella Choir, and the dance band under the direction of Mr. Melvin Hillier, provided the back- ground music. The chorus left the stage to watch the review from their tables in the orchestra pit and the show began. A saxaphone solo started the show with a lively beat. The dance band kept the pace with a number assisted by a soloist. The Bell Bottom Blues, a girls' soft shoe dance line followed. Next, Wild Nell of the Plains ggxlloped into view. This was a pantomime satire on Western movies. The hero, Handsome Harry falls in love with the English heiress Lady Vere de Vere. Wild Nell, although suffering from a broken heart, sees her duty and rescues Lady Vere de Vere from a tribe of wild Indians and reunites the lovers. A quartette of boys who call hemselves Three Tees and a Putt made some close harmony. A style show of fashions from colonial times up to the present followed. The dance band accom- panied each scene with an appropriate number. The fiery Jungle Fantasy was danced by a soloist sup- ported by members of the Modern Dance. Then the Italian Street Song was sung along with a duet Indian Love Call. The first half of the program ended with the Swan Lake Ballet , a comical interpre- tation of the classic. The second portion began with a sparkling produc- tion number, Shine on Harvest Moon. It included a boys' hula line, a tap dance, and singing by the chorus. The magic of the night was captured by a pair of talented magicians, and then by a graceful toe dance. A skit, If Girls Asked Boys for Dates answered an age old wonder in a comical way. The usual dating situation was switched about. The usual problems of a girl seemed quite out of the ordinary when experienced by the fellows, An intricate acrobatic dance was fol- lowed by a ballroom dance to the strains of Dancing in the Dark. A high speed roller skating act was per- formed for the appreciative audience. The Modern Dance did an interpretive dance, while a soloist sang the haunting Stranger In Paradise. The chorus and dance band joined the dancers in the finale as the song Stairway to the Stars recalled to us the theme of the program. This was indeed an excellent opportunity for Pulaski High School's talented starlets to prove they were ready and able to climb that Stairway to the Stars. l58 X x, ., 'iw ,Sk V fi an gf .gx Mn fx Six . sw K, 4 H Jflfin' f I Y ,sg ew :NL : :YN 5 1 .2255 I JR 3353 aff m ax :wg Q ::. QlQ 'k ugs My at S053 fx Q X 6 5 Q gs' M M4 ,ix 1 MMT? xiifj w 6 ., W f Z 'R X 3, 2 QM' 7. , , '9i'f2-Mg NW? r 1 f fi ig fl 455' q x , I' g Q ,K , , -vig 5 z 42: 'QW 252 ,U ., I ,X , .gg A -ff mv X Q 31 g, nw 1, 93 , Q .. ,L gy 1 , in ,'f'Jffg'i 0? ' V1 ' QM ., 'A X3 3 v V ' X' 5:55 1.4 Qs '. 'Y 19 j ,Q 3 Q . 5' A wg '. 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