Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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.

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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