Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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

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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

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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!