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And, Oh, how much it holds - Your land and myTand - Secure within its folds! Your heart and my heart Beat quicker at the sight. Sun-kissed and Wind-tossed- Red and blue and white. The one flag - great flag - The flag fo and you Glorilied all else beside, The red and white and blue. Wilbur D. Nesbit If r X I . f-I' f K, MII Fl 'Q-1 70 Me mm Awami Gm Sohvaf Dwlmjmm . . Wa. UMQW Every successful enterprise, whatever it is must have active men and women behind it. Battles are won by the men behind the guns, not those hidden away in dug-outs. Governments suc- ceed when statesmen and a loyal citizenry combine and exert their loyal and unqualified support. School enterprises come to real fruition only when an individual, or a combination of individuals give these enterprises undivided energy and thought. Even so it is with school publications,-high school paper, week- lies, and annuals included. For years at the Pulaski High School a certain individual has quietly but no less efficiently carried on the work coincident with the editing and publishing of the Cavalier, and the Cavalier Annual. True, he has had a great deal of valuable assistance from students and other teachers. But when the account is finally totaled up, the major portion of the work is found to have de- volved upon his shoulders. And, the best part of the whole mat- ter is thisg that he has done it willingly, without complaint or quibbling, or fault-finding, beyond an occasional quip of hum- orous sarcasm, Well illustrated by his famous story of the boy and the bull. It is only meet and right that this debt be acknowledged, and that we let this gentleman land he is all of thatl know that we appreciate what he has done, and is doing for the school. Students and teachers of the Pulaski High School give you Mr. Olszyk. I. C. CASTLEMAN yl44pCQ4ZMQ af Aiwa-Zwze, cafmczmenfecf by-N nczizwzei . . . PULASKI VIEWS. . . pef2cefMf Akamai, Q 60172556 flaw ,came cmcf ,ical . . ,mcecacffafncf AQQCZM Mani kafmiwcwk L4 fcwmaf . . . 'F :JO ' QQQZMJZ ,Me ofcwrjleii . . . 2-1 4 AQ -'Z A' '5 .,,11 4 v ww x --,,.,.M ,,f:Q5g f, ki i 4.2 -fussy f Aqua. 5, . E, Aw 3? ii? is 52 - ,GSK . , ,wwf - V V f 1 -:I L : T - , w g' , bw , ff: 'HSI ., , M x ,J ,,.. , ' k Y'- 1 F ,,.. A T.,,.,E 1 A-QSSWQ-4 2- f- -Q-1: K 1 A x. .A F--L'g mwfk' ,ff Af s x ,F qw., - 1 Q 1 -4- I 9 xi 1 x l aspha- I. C. CASTLEMAN Principal Wm Za Me swim: ami, Again the clock has struck, and another year has passed into what Byron calls 'the dream of things that were. Perhaps, it would be Well il all of us should take a moment and view in retrospect the past year, 1941 and 1942. It has been a busy school year indeed. It seemed but yesterday that school opened - that September morning, and now it is gone. In the main, We would like to think that it has been a good year. Perhaps it wouldn't be claiming too much to say that it has been suchg but good is only a comparative term, and next year we hope all may be still better, and so on and on until at last we have risen to a school of real merit in every Wise. Of course, We have made mistakes. More definite application to hard work could have been possible, more climbing upward toward the light should have been experienced, and a higher conception of life and democracy and all else of idealism should have been practised. Perhaps, next year and the next, and the next, we will attain toward these heights until ultimately a more Worthy goal has been reached. Seniors of the class ol 1942, We bid you Goodbye. May you go out into the world with faith and hope and trust - and with it determination to make good in the best sense of the Word. And so to all happiness and success! Yours very sincerely, I. C. CASTLEMAN BERTRAM BROWN, Vice-Principal ' aj Z K I luxwl' k- ft ,Q eww Za ,441 af mf Life is a challenge to every red-blooded and wide-awake young person, but especially is that so at the close of this school year, to the students of this school - all the things that life holds dear and Worth while are in the balance and your effort and support in your especial field is just as valuable as the effort of the big names on the battle fronts, United, we stand - for home, school and country, because we the people, have caught the banner of Liberty and together We will keep it flying. BERTRAM BROWN, Vice-Principal PEW3 mm: , Our Faculty Caught Unawares .the administrators opens the doors lar teachers and students with a smile Capt. Raymond F. Michalak, our vice-principal on leave Misses Manton and Philipkowski Smile for the Caine-ra Mines. Hansen, Gourley, and lordan 'lcatchw the photographer. .Misses Friese and Zembrosky get together Capt Michalak reverts to teaching role at camp in Texas . Messrs. McGarty, Pelkowski, and tfondlinger button up on ri cold clay Messrs Hillier and Rohlinger oblige Camera man Proud Papa Siudzinslci arrives with the cigars announcing arrival ot Lee S. Siudzinski who are they? Mrs Cichoclci beaming, as ever faculty girls call it a day ah, Mr Shaw approves plavgnaestro . band director Mr Zielinski Thank you, faculty ADM! ISTRATIO All of the ideals of democratic education are incorporated in the administration of Pulaski High School. With the principal and the vice-principal, as the executive adminis- trative leaders, and the faculty, their cap- able executors, students of Pulaski High School enjoy the advantages of being an intergral part of their school. Pulaski High School has no laws, but regulations, not a congress, but a faculty, not a president and vice-president, but a principal and vice-principal. The students are, thus, the people not only of the United States, but of Pulaski High School. Students may make preparations for their chosen careers by taking appropriate sub- jects. These subjects serve as a foundation for the building of characters and careers to come. The instructors in the various subl jects are guides in the personal lives of the students as well, so that a spirit of friendship prevails throughout the students' high school life. Since its inception in l934, Pulaski High School faculty has grown into one of the largest in the Milwaukee school system. There have been many transfers and changes, and even death has effected it. Mr. Fred Warner of the Music Department, was the victim of a tragic drowning in the summer of 1941. Captain Raymond F. Michalak, vice-prin- cipal, and one of the founders of the school, has been away on military leave, for two successive years. He has, however, been replaced by Mr. Bertram Brown, the acting Ann Stogney Emily Walczak Emily Hutter vice-principal. Other teachers who left Pulaski during the year to serve their country in the military forces are: Mr. William Stevenson, of the science depart- ment, Mr. Harold Hoverson, of the commer- cial departmentg and Mr. Harold Williams of the history department. Pulaski High School expects many more changes in its facultyg it also expects the known democratic policies of the faculty to remain in the future. STUART ANDERSON English, Guidance ANNA ARDUINO History VIOLET ASIMONT English EDWARD BATTERMAN Science REGINA BATZ Commercial BEATRICE BEATTIE English HERBERT BELL Mechanical Drawing, Guidance EDWARD BOERNER Art MRS. MARGARET BOONE Commercial MRS. ADELE CICOCKI Mathematics WILLIAM CZARNECKI History RAYMOND DONDLINGER Economics, Guidance EUNICE DORING ESTHER ETHIER MINNIE FOULKES English Social Sciences, Guidance Mathematics DOROTHY ERICSON ANTHONY FILIPIAK Physical Education Chemistry EDITH FRIESE MARION GOURLEY RALPH GRAVES English Social Sciences Art RX EODORE RVEY V 11' ' 1.1 Englis J Q no ,N W E X ' N X . A N 1 x, fx 1. 1 1 x 4' 1 Q5 'X, J A Q x Xxx x 1 X. X! i ,Xxx N XM 15 X 1 Q is N X 5 X 1 1 1 X 1 u SARA GOVE English, Commercial FACULTY 11111 111111111111111'111 1 1 WWWWWWWMWWHm1HMMMWWMHWWLEWWWIWWWWWNWMWNMWWMH1 WNWHwMMMMWWMWw1M11mWHWWWWW 11HWWWWWWWWWWW UWWWWWWWWWW YWMWMWWM WWWHWWW1IWWIWWIWWWWWWWWMWMWWWWMMWWWWMWWWWWVW1HMWWWWWWMWWMWWWWWWWWW WWWWNWWWWMWW1WM WNWWWHWHWHWWMW!HWWWMWHHWHWUW1wHWWWHWWWWWWUWHWWUWWWWH W1HHWW'WWN'HWWWNWWWWWWW 11111 1 1 1 1 - ---11 - 1 1111 1 111 1lk 11 1 1111 1 V 11 n 1 11 1 JN1 111 W1., 1w1 1. 1.11 11 111. 1 1 X 'A 5... 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ROYAL Commercial, Languages Physical Education ADAM ROHLINGER GRACE SCHAEFER Commercial Languages RAYMOND SHAW EDWARD SPAULDING Commercial History SYLVESTER SIUDZINSKI STANLEY SPRECHER Science, Sales Manual Arts 4, LEONARD SCHMIDT Manual Arts MARGARET TIMBERS Commercial FACULTY HHH HHHNVIWHiNWHWHIINHIHHIIHWIIIHHIIIWIHIWVHHWH HIHWillHHWIIIHNHI!HHIIHHHHUIIIHHHHWWHHHNHI!H!NUlfNHiHNHIWillNIIIHWWIIIHHIIHVIIIHNIHWWNIIIHNHIWNHH1NHIIIIHNHIHHNHWIlWHWIHHWUHIINHIIIWIIIWIIIWIIWHHWHHillNHHNHHNNNHNNHNiHlHHlIHHIINNIllNNFIIHHlllNHH!MNHNNNHHHNNNllNIHHNHNHNIINNNUiHNillNNllNHIHHHHHHillHHNNHIHNNHHHHHHIHNNNIHIllHHHNIHVIIINIHIIWlmlillllllllllillllli L . . 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CHESTER TROST Commercial LOUIS WETZEL Science MATTHEW WIELGOSZ Physcial Education, Languages GEORGE WINKLER Manual Arts EUGENE WOZNY Commercial MARY ZEMBROSKY Speech EDWARD ZIELINSKI Music, Mathematics KATHRYN ZILLMANN Household Arts HARRIET E. WINDAU Librarian WILLIAM STEVENSON Science HAROLD WILLIAMS Social Science s ff' 1 X. Qi X. lf' Q fA Andrew Zatis Gladys G. Acker Adell Polczynski Robert A. Forecki Alice M. Doherty Ioseph C. Adamus Norman Bednarek Audrey E. Seymer --- l . I i GLADYS G. ACKER, Glad - Elective, Cburseg Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Senior Class Committee, Radio Broadcasting Club, Senior Prom Queen .,.. IOSEPH C. ADAMUS, Conn - English Courseg Travel Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Blue Mask, Senior Class Commission, Annual Commitee, Air Raid Warden, Tennis, U. S. Young America' .... 'ALICE M. DOHERTY, Irish - Elective Courseg Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Swimming Club, Cavalier Reporter, Senior Class Commission, A Cappella Choir .... ROBERT A. FORECKI, Booby - Accounting Coursey Senior Class Commission, Cavalier Annual Committee, Tennis .... ADELL POLCZYNSKI, Tiny - History Courseg Senior Class Commission, Cavalier City Editor, Quill and Scroll, Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong .... AUDREY E. SEYMER, British - English Courseg Senior Class Commission, Annual Committee .... ANDREW ZAFIS, Mac Tavish - Mathematics Coursey Senior Baud, Senior Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Football, Travel and History Club, Radio Broad- casting Club, Cavalier Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Commission, Operetta, Tennis Manager .... NORMAN BEDNAREK, Norm - English Courseg Football, Basketball. CLASS HISTORY Curry as his chosen Queen. This fall of 1940 Pulaski jumped a step higher in the line of football and took its June Class, I942 On September 7, 1938, Pulaski opened its arms to a new group of freshmen, this time the largest group ever to enter. Little did anyone know on that first day in the bar- racks library, where they assembled, know how ambitious, challenging and prosper- ous this class would become. The first year of high school life Stanley Butkowski was elected to lead the group with Iames Papke, and Gladys Demski as helpers. More progress was made in the sopho- more year when the Sophomore dance was considered quite an achievement for a younger group to attain. This was the year Gladys Acker, an able leader, took over as president with Rosemary Heckel and George Fischer as her assistants. The Iunior Year! Ah!! This year held many, many opportunities which were eag- erly accepted and put to their best ad- vantages. First there was the prom, a beautiful spec- tacle with an Indian theme and atmosphere. Harold Iungbluth reigned as King with Iane place in the City Conference. Proudly this class took another step by electing three cheerleaders to cheer this conference team to victory. Through all the excitement and activity of the Iunior year Ambrose Szymaszek stood out as a capable leader with Ray Kurtz, Gladys Acker, and Bob Forecki to assist. Amid all joys of school life sad incidents manage to creep in. In this case Ervin An- drzejewski was taken from our midst when he succumbed to the ravages of pneu- monia. A11 too soon came September ot 1941, the fateful day when classes were resumed and the 1942 class continued for the last year. With regrets in their hearts for having to leave very shortly they resolved to make their last year their best year and have done so with the help ol the commission headed again by Ambrose Szymaszek. Due to his chosen vocation to the priesthood he left school and was succeeded by Andrew Zafis Ioyce S. Possell Leonard L. Stachowiak Hazel Iacobson Peter H. Zboralski William E. Burke Thomas I. Iurkiewicz Edward M. Michalak WILLIAM E. BURKE, Billy - English Coursey Blue Mask, Booster Club .... HAZEL IACOBSON, Pal - Elective Course, Sr. Girl's Club .... THOMAS I. IURKIEWICZ, lurks - Mathematics Coursey Radio Broadcasting Club, Intramurals .... LEONARD L. STACH OWIAK, Stacks - Science Course, Soccer, Basketball, Radio Broadcasting Club . . EDWARD M. MICHALAK, Mickey - Mathematics Course, Polish Club, Mathematics Club Radio Broadcasting Club ,... IOYCE S. POSSELL, Ioyce - Science Coursey Sr. Girls Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Book Club .... PETER H. ZBORALSKI, Pete - Elective Course, Hobby Club, Tennis Team. CLASS HISTORY who, together with Ioseph Adarnus, Gladys Acker, Robert Forecki, Alice Doherty, Adell Polczynski, Audrey Seymour, and Norman Bednarek held true to the resolution. Gladys Acker, the able leader in all her years, won the title to reign as queen of the Senior Ball through popular vote and Henry Szortyka as her King. Frietsche, the class play, the the Senior Ball, banquet, Char- had chosen Barbara Spring Hop, acter day-all too soon these activities planned so earnestly, come to which were a close only to live forever in the hearts of the Seniors alone. February Class, I942 It was not until the Spring ot 1940 that The Class of '42 gained recognition. At this time Miss Minnie Foulkes and Mr. Ralph Graves were asked to take over as sponsors. Election of officers headed the list of things to be accomplished. Leonard Stachowiak was elected president with Edward Michalak to assist him as Vice-President. Helene Pio- trowski and Peter Zboralski were elected secretary and treasurer, respectively. Not much else was done until the fall. In November of 1941 the class helped sponsor the annual Iunior Prom. Harold Iungbluth reigned as king with his fair queen, Iane Curry. The same officers were kept until Septem- ber 1941. At this time the class was begin- ning its last year at Pulaski. A new com- mission was elected including Leonard Stachowiak as chairman Edward Michalak, Hazel Iacobsen, Peter Zboralski, Ioyce Pos- sell, Thomas Iurkiewicz, and William Burke to supervise the senior activities. The class started off the semester with a bang by spon- soring a dance up in the club room. It proved to be a great success. Almost from the start of the semester, ar- rangements were made for the coming graduation. The commission made arrange- ments for the annual class banquet. Blue was chosen for the cap and gown. The last big event the seniors had the pleasure to sponsor was the Midwinter Fes- tival. The annual class play was presented at this time. The end of Ianuary and graduation came all too soon. The banquet held Ianuary 26 at the City Club was the last social event for the class. Graduation was held on Ianu- ary 28, 1942 with Mr. Iohn Westphal, presi- dent of the Milwaukee School Board, as guest speaker. JU E GRADUATES FRANKLIN F. BERG, Ianks - Elective Course ..,. RALPH I. BERNDT, Bernie - Science Coursey Tennis, Track, Cross Country, Senior Band ,... IRENE A. BINKOWSKI, Beanie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Monitor... EUNICE L. BISCHOP, Eunie - Elective Coursey Sr. Girl's Club .,., ROBERT E. BITZKE, Bob - Science Course. DOLORES G. BLASZYNSKI, Dodo - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club ....ARLENE C. BLINK, Blinkie - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Moni- tor .... DOROTHY B. BONK, Bronzie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Red Sarong, Camera Club, Blue Mask .... IRIS L. BOONE, Sketch - English Course, Intramurals, Quill and Scroll, Co-Editor-in-Chiel ol Cava- lier Annual, Picture Editor, Cavalier Reporter, Sr. Girl's Club, Swimming Club, Office Monitor ..,. RUTH D. BOREK, Ruthie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Biography Club, Spanish Club, Monitor. ESTHER I. BOROWY, Iackie - Elective Coursey Radio Broadcasting Club, Camera Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Spanish Club .... LA VERNE B. BOYLE, Lovie - Mathematics Coursey Camera Club, Mid-Winter Festival, Senior Revue, Annual Committee. UDANIEL BRODACZYNSKI, Dan - Elective Coursey Monitor ,.,. IOHN F. BRZOZOWY, Bozo - Science Coursey Basketball, Football, Red Sarong, Monitor Captain ,.,. SYLVIA BUGIEL, Syl -- Accounting Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Movie and Camera Club, Polish Club. CORINNE BUSS, Corky - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, German Club, Camera Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, History Club, lntramurals....NORMAN R. BYKOWSKI, Norm - Elective Coursey Monitor Captain, Air Raid Warden, Travel Club, Aviation Club, Cavalier Reporter, Radio Broadcasting Club .... ALVERDA CARLSON, 'lVerda - English Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Operetta .... RUTH B. CEMKE, Ricky - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Ir. Swimming Club, Biography Club, Girl's Glee Club .... PHYLLIS I. CHILD, Phyl - Science Coursey Intra- murals, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Annual Staff. FLORENCE CHMIELEWSKI, Flo - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Home Economics Club .... ALICE CHOINACKI, Cookie - Elective Coursey Camera Club, Travel and History Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask .... ALBIN M. CHILINSKI, Beanny -- Elective Coursey Football, Track ,... HARRY E. CICHOCKI, Chick - Elective Course: Football, Basketball, Biography Club, Wood Shop .... ROMAN W. CIULA, Romie - Science Coursey Chess Club, Aeronautics Club, Stamp Club. ROBERT W. ANTCZAK, Bob - Manual Arts Course .... ER- VIN R. ANTKOWSKI, Erv - Elective C o u r s e y German Club, Intramurals . . . LA- V E R N E E. ARMSTRONG, Scotto - Elective Coursey Swimming Club, Girl's Club, Glee Club, History and Travel Club ,... FRED I. BARBIAN, Fritz -Mathematics Coursey Co-Editor-in-Chiel oi Cavalier, Newspaper, Radio Broadcast- ing Club, German Club, ln- tramurals, Quill and Scroll. MARILYN E. BARTH, Mary- belle -Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Speech Coir, Hall Monitor . . . . SOPHIE S. BARTOSZ. Duchess - Elective Coursey Intralmurals, Ir. Girl's Club . . . . DOROTHY B. BEDNAR- EK, Dot -Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Blue Mask, Intramurals .... LEONARD C. BELTER, Belter -Science Coursey Sr. Orchestra, Art Work. Antczak Antkowski Armstrong Barbian Barth Bartosz Bednarek Belt er GLADYS DEMSKI, Gags - English Coursey Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Radio Broadcasting Club, Cavalier Reporter, Intramurals, Sr. Girl's Club .... ERVIN DOLATA, Erv - Manual Arts Coursey Intramurals, Soccer, Tumbling .... EUGENE I. DOMBROWSKI, Gene - Science Coursey Chess Club, Intramurals .... GEORGE P. DOMINIAK, Chubby - Elective Course: Cross-country, Track, Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball .... DOROTHY M. DRALL, Dodo - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Travel Club, Blue Mask. DOLORES E. DROPP, Shrimp - Elective Coursey Ir. Band, Girl's Glee Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Aeronautics Club, Movie Club .... HELEN C. DUDEK, Pudge - Elective Course ..,. DOLORES T. DURA, Duzzy J U E - Science Coursey Intramurals, Cavalier Reporter, Ir. Girl's Club, Aer- onautics Club, Red Sarong Club .... EUGENIA U. DREWEK, Ieannie - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Camera Club, Attend- G D ance Monitor .... IEROME DZIEDZIC, Iiggs - Elective Coursey Intra- murals. CHARLES M. ECKSTEIN, Chuck - Science Coursey Castle Players, Blue Mask, Camera Club, Travel and History Club .... DOLORES F. ELLWITZ, Dolly - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Ir. Girl's Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Camera Club .... PHYLLIS EICHOST, Phyl - Elective Coursey Polish Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Latin Club .... THOMAS ERICK- SON, Red - Industrial Arts Coursesy Movie and Camera Club . . . . IAMES E. FALK, lim - Science Coursey Tennis, Archery Club, Movie and Camera Club. EVELYN H. FALKOWSKI, Speedy - Elective Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Movie and Camera Club .... DANIEL C. FILIPIAK, Danny - Elective Coursey Archery Club, Movie and Camera Club ,... GEORGE P. FISCHER, Fish - Mathematics Coursey Track, Basketball, Intramurals, Monitor Captain, Aeronautics Club, Class Officer .... PATRICIA R. PORECKI, Pat - Stenographic Coursey Camera Club, Intramurals, Sr. Girl's Club, Blue Mask .... MARION E. FRAHM, Frahme - English Coursey German Club. MARGARET FRANKE, Marge - Science Coursey Travel Club, Intramurals, Archery Club .... LAURIE V. FRONCEK, Lolly - Elective Course: Polish Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Blue Mask, Camera Club .... IOSEPI-I R. GALASKA, lay - English Course .,..DELPHIN DAWIN, Ducky - Science Coursey Blue Mask, Cavalier Reporter, Polish Club, Monitor, Senior Revue ...GEORGE GAWIN, George - Science Course. RUTH CHUDNOFF, Chuddy -Modern Languages Coursey German Club, Cavalier Re- porter, Library Monitor .... G R A C E A. CHYCINSKI, Gracie - Elective Course: Intramurals, Camera Club. . . .D O L O R E S COUILLARD. ' ' L o r r y - Stenographic Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Blue Mask .... RAYMOND M. COWMAN, LeIty - Elec- tive C o u r s e y Aeronautics Club. IANE R. CURRY, Ianie - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Ir. Girl's Club, Radio Broad- casting Club, Ir. Prom Queen, Annual Staff .... VIRGINIA E. CZAPLEWSKI, Ieanie - English Coursey Intramurals, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Camera and Movie Club ,... ESTHER M. DAVID. Schautze -Science Coursey Intramurals .... IOAN M. DAVID, Io - Science Coursey Intramurals, Aeron- autics Club, I-Iistory Club, Latin Club, Reporter, Monitor. Chudnott Chycinski Couillard Cowman Curry Czaplewski David David FLORENCE M. GRACYALNY, Flo - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Travel and History Club, Polish Club .... DOROTHY A. GRIEP, Tootsie - Science Coursey Camera Club, Travel Club .... LAWRENCE GRO- HALL, Larry - Manual Arts .... REGINA GRACZYK, Reggie - Accounting Coursey Polish Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals .... GLADYS GUTBROD, Glad -English Coursey Latin Club, Sr. Girl's Club. DOLORES GULCZYNSKI, Doris - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Cavalier Annual, Camera Club, Blue Mask .... VIVIAN R. GUSS, Gussie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Blue Mask, Intramurals . . . ROBERT HAPKE, Red - Elective Coursey Movie and Camera Club .... ROBERT HARWAZINSKI, Bub - Science J L' E Coursey Gym Team, Intramurals .... PHYLLIS HASSE, Phil - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Mathematics Club, Spanish Club, Cavalier Reporter. G D ALBERT HAUKE, Hawley - Elective Course .... ROSEMARY HECKEL, Lee - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Geography Club, A Cappella Choir . . . MARY ANN HELLER, Hedy - Science Coursey Class Officer, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Movie Club, Aeronautics Club, Cavalier Annual .... ROBERT HELLER, Slats - Science Coursey Football, Tennis .... RAYMOND HELMINIAK, I-Ionk - Mathematics Course, Co-Editor ot Cavalier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Cavalier Annual. CECILIA HUBMANN, Ceil - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Mathematics Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Monitor .... EDWARD HUDZINSKI, Manual Arts Coursey Track, Swimming Team, Archery Club, Intramurals .... HARRY HARRIES, Harry - Science Coursey Camera Club .... WANDA IDZIAK, Wanda - Stenographic Coursey Movie and Camera Club, Geography Club, Polish Club, Girl's Camera Club .... VIRGINIA IGNASZAK, Virgie - Stenographic Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Spanish Club, Camera Club. MILDRED IWINSKI, Millie - Elective Coursey Geography Club, Polish Club, Girl's Camera Club, Intramurals .... IOYCE IAESCHKE, Iaeschke - English Coursey Swimming Club, Blue Mask, Movie and Camera Club . . . . IUNE IAGIELSKI, Shorty - Elective 'Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Home Economics Club .... BEATRICE IANICKI, Blondie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Ir. Girl's Swimming Club, Home Economics Club .... DOLORES IANKOWSKI, Dodo - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Spanish Club. DOROTHY GERKE, Dottie - Elective Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals .... LU- CILLE GIERACH, Lucky - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Monitor, Li- brary Monitor .... LINUS GLOWIENKA, ' 'L i n e y ' ' - Mathematics Coursey Aeron- autics Club .... GEORGE M. GNABASIK, George -- Elective Coursey Travel Club, Swimming Team, Intramurals, Air Raid Warden, Monitor Captain. E U G E N E GOLEMBIEWSKI, Gene - Elective Course . . . . LEONARD I. GOLOM- BOWSKI, Gallop - Elec- tive Course .... ELEANOR GONDEK, El - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Danc- ing Club .... VIRGINIA L. GORECKI, lean - Steno- graphic Course: Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Cav- alier Newspaper Staff, Sale of Athletic tickets. Gerke Gierach Glowienka Gnabasik Golembiewski Golombowski Gonclek Gorecki LORRAINE IURKIEWICZ, Ierks - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Geography Club .... HENRY KACZKOWSKI, Hank - Mathematics Coursey Travel Club, Spanish Club, Air Raid Warden, Monitor Captain . . . . DOLORES KACZMAREK, Dodo - Stenographic Coursey Sr. Girl's Swimming Club .... CHARLES C. KELPIN, Chuck - Elective Coursey Aeronautics Club, Intramurals .... VIOLA KAEBISCH, Fifi -Elective Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Movie and Camera Club. X , DAVID KAY, Dave - Science Coursey Monitor, Camera Club, Aeronautics Club, Intramurals, Chorus, Sr. Orchestra .... LILLIAN KAZOR, Casey - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Aeronautics Club, Drum Majorette .... CHESTER KALSKI, Kelly - Science Coursey Camera Club, Polish Club .... EUGENIA KEMPINSKI, lean - Science Coursey Intramurals, Polish Club .... DOROTHY KLEINSCHMIDT, Dotty - J U E Elecive Coursey Sr, Girl's Club, Camera Club. LORRAINE KLONOWSKI, Lorry - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Intramurals, Cavalier Reporter, Cavalier Newspaper Staff, G R A D U E S sale ol Athletic Tickets .... ELAINE KNESER, Ebe - Science Coursey German Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals .... HARLOW KNESER, Harpo - Science Coursey Basketball, Band, Intramurals .... ARTHUR KNOPP, Art - Science Coursey Swimming, Track .... KENNETH KOCEIA, Ken -- Science Coursey Track, Golf, Sr. Band, Intramurals, All City Band. VIRGINIA KOLATA, Virge - Stenographic Course: Polish Club, Ir. Girl's Club, History and Travel Club, Camera Club, Home Economics Club .... ALICE KONICKI, Al - Elective Course .... GILBERT KONTOWICZ, Gil - Accounting Coursey Sr. Bcmd, Choir, All City Ir. Band, All City Choir .... DOROTHY KOWALSKI, Lulu - Accounting Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals .... RAYMOND KOWALSKI, Riley - Ac- counting Coursey Polish Club, History and Travel Club, Blue Mask, Air Raid Warden, Boy's Glee Club, U. S. ot Young Americans Club, Annual Committee, Chirstmas Plays. VIRGINIA KOSCIELAK, Kose -- Science Coursey Intramurals, Ir. Girl's Club lPres.l Cheerleading, Co-Editor Annual, Cavalier Reporter, Radio Broad- casting Club IPres.l, Dramatic Club, Ollice Monitor, Travel and History Club, Quill and Scroll, Aeronautics Club .... DOROTHY KRACZEK, Dot - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Travel and History Club, Intramurals .... EDMUND KRAWCZYK, IeWboy - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Polish Club, Travel and History Club .... DANIEL KRUEGER, Dan - Science Coursey Monitor, Ir. Band, Orchestra, Chorus . . . . HARRIETTE KUBAL, Qball - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Radio and Broadcasting Club, Camera Club. GLORIA IANOWIAK, Steno- 'Vi graphic Coursey Intramurals, Polish Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Biography Club . . . BEAT- RICE IANOWIAK, Beazee - Science Coursey Latin Club, Swimming Club, Intra- murals, Camera Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask .... RALPH IANOW- SKI, Lefty - Elective Coursey Travel Club, Soccer, Football, Basketball .... LAWRENCE IANUS, Larry - Elective Coursey Travel and History Club, Blue Mask GERALDINE IARACZEWSKI, Ierry - Elective Course, Movie and Camera Club, Sr Girl's Club . . . CLIFFORD IOI-INSON, Wolf - History Course .... HAROLD IUNG- BLUTH, Harry - English Coursey Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Cavalier News- paper, Quill and Scroll ..., GRACE IURASINSKI, Boots' - Stenographic. Coursey Ir Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club Travel and History Club Camera Club, Home Eco- nomics Club. Ianowiak Ianowiak Ianowski Ianus Iaraczewski Iohnson Iungbluth Iurasinski ANITA L. LUKASZEWSKI, Annie - Elective Coursey Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Ir. Girl's Club, Castle Players .... GRACE M. LUSIAK, Gracie - English Coursey German Club, Ir. Girl's Club .... PATRICIA Y. LYCHWICK, Pat - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Camera Club, Aeronautics Club, Blue Mask, Intramurals .... LILLIAN P. MASS, Penny - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club .... IOI'IN I. MAKOWSKI, Iohnny - Science Coursey Radio Club, Chess Club. GRACE MANTEUFEL. Pee Wee - History Course .... ROSE MARY C. MARCINIAK, Rosie - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Girl's Glee Club, Intramurals ..., ROSE MARIE E. MARCINIAK, Rosie - English Coursey Movie Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Red Sarong, In- J L' E tramurals .... AGNES L. MARKOWSKI, Aggie - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Camera Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr, Girls Club .... IACQUE- LINE M. MARQUARDT, Iackie - English Coursey Camera Club. G D RUTH MARQUARDT, Marty - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Camera and Movie Club .... MARIAN L. MECKLENBURG, Mecky -- Mathematics Cluby Camera Club, Senior Revue, Mid-Winter Festival, Debating Club, Hobby Club, Girl's Glee Club .... WALTRAUD MEINHARD, Wally - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Ir. Girl's Club, German Club .... MAY M. MEILINGER, Mick Elective Coursey Dramatic Club, Cavalier Reporter, Sr. Girl's Club .... LOUISE E. MICHALAK, Lou - Science Coursey Intramurals, Red Sarong, Camera Club, Science Club. CLARENCE L. MICHALEK, Classy - Industrial Arts Coursey Travel and History Club, Intramurals, Swimming Club .... ALEX B. MICHALSKI, Al - Elective Coursey Tennis, Tumbling, Intramurals .... ALVINA I. MICHALSKI, Alvie - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Girl's Glee Club, Polish Club, Intramurals .... THOMAS S. MICHALSKI, Tom - English Coursey Latin Club, Chess Club, Guidance Club . . . . IEAN MIDDLEMAS, Middlemouse - Science Coursey Movie Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Swimming Club. IOI-IN MILEWSKI, Iohnny - Elective Coursey Magic Club, Intramurals, Track .... BETTY IANE MILLARD, Bones - Science Coursey Sr. Band, Choir .... HELEN MILLARD, Pardner - Elective Coursey Red Sarong, Blue Mask, German Club, Home Economics Club, Radio Broad- casting Club .... ARTHUR R. MILLER, Art - Science Coursey Foot- ball, Track .... ROBERT F. MILLER, Bob - Mathematics Cluby Cavalier Reporter, Hobby Club. A LL E N KUIATH, Bert - Mathematics Coursey Foot- ball, Track, German Club . . . . RAYMOND KURTZ, Ray - Science Coursey Class Officer, Cheerleader, Aeronautics Club, Choir School Plays .... ALICE KWIATKOWSKI, Al - Stenographic C o u r s e y Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Girl's Glee Club . . . GLADYS E. LADISH, Glad English Course. MARIE E. LATUS, Duchess' - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Cav- alier Reporter, French Clul: BERNICE M. LENZ, Bee - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Camerc Club .... ERVIN T. LIT- ERSKI, Erga - Elective Coursey Basketball, Football Soccer, Intramurals . . . WARREN E. LUCKMANN Hank -- Elective Course Movie and Camera Club Radio Club. Kujath Kurtz Kwiatkowski Ladish Latus Lenz Literski Luckmann STEPHEN MORASKI, Steve - Elective Course .... FLORENCE NAD- BORALSKI, Tiny - Household Arts Coursey Polish Club, Intramurals, Camera Club, Chorus .... RUTH NIEMCZYK, Fat - Elective Coursey Polish Club, Travel Club, Intramurals .... NORMAN I. NISS, Norm -- Science Coursey Track, Intramurals, Sr. Revue .... GRACE NOGOW- SKI, Gracie - English Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Speech Choir, Biography Club. EMILY F. NOWACKI, Amy - Elective Coursey Chorus, Blue Mask, Sr. Girl's Club, Movie and Camera Club .... EUGENE T. NOWACZYK, Gene - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Soccer, Monitor, Sr. Revue . . . . EUGENE B. NOWAK, Gene - Elective Coursey Aeronautics Club . . . . J U E IRENE B. NOWAK, Rene - Stenographic Coursey Chorus, Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club .... IUNE V. NOWAK, Ieune - English Coursey Intramurals, Science Club, Camera Club. G D ROBERT F. NOWAKOWSKI, Multi - Science Coursey Swimming Team, Newsboy's Club, Red Cross Life Saving, Air Raid Warden, Monitor, Pentathalon .... DOLORES NOWICKI, Dodo - Stenograhic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Monitor, Red Sarong, Intramurals .... LORRAINE A. ODEE, Honey - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club . . . . DORIS M. OLSON, Butch -- Stenographic Course .... GENEVIEVE C. ORLOWSKI, Ieannie - Accounting Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Intramurals. VIOLET V. PANDZIEK, Honey - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Speech Choir, Intramurals .... RUTH I. PAWLAK, Lucky - Elective Coursey Travel Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Girl's Glee Club .... BERNADINE PEKSA, Bern - Stenographic Coursey Intra- murals, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Speech Choir, Camera Club .... FRANK PETER, Strombozi -- Elective Coursey Aeronautics Club . . . . ELLEN PETERS, Pete - Science Coursey Intramurals, Camera Club, German Club. ELAINE A. PIASECKI, Iloncia - Science Coursey Polish Club, Camera Club, Travel Club .... FLORENCE R. PIECOATS, Flo - Stenographic Coursey Intramurals, Head oi Sports, Ir. Girl's Club, Swimming Club . . . . ERVIN I. PIERUCKI, Erv - Industrial Arts Coursey Polish Club, Track, Cross Country .... HENRY I. PIONTEK, Hank - Science Coursey Basketball, Aeronautics Club, Hobby Club, Swimming Club .... DOLORES T. PLASZKIEWICZ, Dodo - Stenographic Course: Polish Club, History and Travel Club. THADDEUS MIOTKE, Ted - Manual Arts Coursey Gym Team .... CARL G. MIS- KOWSKI, Carl - Science Coursey Tennis Team, Movie Club, Intramurals .... RO- M O N A MITTELSTEADT, Mona - Elective Coursey Drum Maiorette .... DOROTHY MIZGALA, Dot - Elective Course: History Club, Red Sarong, Camera Club. DELORES M. MOONEY, Min - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Camera Club .... PATRICIA K. MORAN, Pat - Science Coursey Archery Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Home Economics Club .... DOLORES H. MUCI-IA, Del Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, History and Travel Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask .... GEORGE MOCZYNSKI, Elective Coursey 3 Track, Polish Club, Blue i Mask. Miotke Miskowski Mittelsteadt Mizgala Mooney Moran Mucha Moczynski CHARLOTTE M. REDMAN, Char -- Accounting Coursey Intramurals, Polish Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Monitor .,.. ROBERT REICH, Bob - Industrial Arts Coursey Basketball, Tennis, Intramurals .... ESTHER REINKE, Essy - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Swimming Club, Movie and Camera Club, Science Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... IANET M. REISS, Penny - English Coursey German Club, Camera Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Home Economics Club .... CONSTANCE ROGACZEWSKI, Connie - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Camera Club, Sr. Girl's Club, An- nual Stait. CAROLINE E. ROGALSKI, Carol - Elective Course .... ELEANORE ROGOWSKI El - Elective Course DELORES ROZEWICZ Dorie G D U E RUTZ, Roots - Science Coursey Track. J LI E - Elective Coursey Drum Majorette, Sr. Girl's Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Camera Club, Swimming Club .... LORRAINE RUTLAND, Lorry - Mathematics Coursey Camera Club, Ir. Girl's Club .... LEONARD VIRGINIA I. SALENTINE, Sally -Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club .... RALPH SARNOWSKI, Same - Science Course .... NORMAN S. SAWICKI, Bubblies - Elective Coursey Football, Basketball, Volleyball .... IOYCE H. SCALISH, Icy -- Science Coursey Red Sarong, Cavalier Reporter .... CLIFFORD G. SCHALLHORN, Cliff - Elective Coursey Track. WILLIAM I. SCHAUZ, Schmouse - Science Coursey Intramurals, Track, Swimming, Monitor, Sr. Vodvil .... LORRAINE L. SCHLICHT, Lorry - Elective Coursey Intramurals .... LORRAINE SCHNEIDER, Larry - English Coursey Radio Broadcasting Club, Movie and Camera Club .... MILDRED L. SCHWALBACH, Mitzie - English Coursey Intramurals, Girl's Glee Club, Sr. Band, Swimming Club, Drum Maiorette, Ir. Girl's Club .... MARY ANN SCHWEITZER, Schweiz - Modern Language Coursey Quill and Scroll, Feature Editor on Cavalier, Intramurals, Travel and History Club, Senior Annual Committee, Monitor. IANET SCHRAMM, Ian - English Coursey Annual Stall .... DOROTHY SERDYNSKI, Dotty - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Camera Club . . . . LA VERNE SHARAFINSKI, Sharky - Accounting Coursey Intra- murals, Cheerleader, Ir. Girl's Club, Monitor, Swimming Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Co-Sport Editor on Annual, Radio Broadcasting Club .... LILLIAN SHEPARD, Lil - English Coursey Sr. Band, Chorus, Cavalier Reporter, Intramurals .... BETTY LOU SIELAFF, Tommy - Account- ing Coursey Choir, Intramurals. MARGARET F. PLETNIK, Marge -Foreign Language Coursey Movie Club, Spanish Club, R a d i o Broadcasting Club .... CLARENCE R. PLUER, Buddy - Industrial Arts Coursey Basketball, Swimming, Track .... ARTHUR P. POLLACK, Art - English Coursey Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Choir, Radio Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Chess Club .... SABINA POREMBA, Saby - Steno- graphic Coursey Polish Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Swimming Club, History and Travel Club. IOSEPHINE E. PREMETZ, lo - Elective Coursey Speech Choir, Sr. Girl's Club, Moni- tor .... ESTHER P. PROCH- NIEWSKI, Esther - Steno- graphic Coursey Polish Club . . . . GLORIA M. PUCZY- LOWSKI, Small Gloria - Stenographic Coursey Polish Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Intra- murals .... IAMES PAPKE, I Iim - English Coursey 1 Basketball, Track, German I Club, Blue Mask, Cavalier Reporter, Air Raid Warden. Pletnik Pluer Pollack Poremba Premetz Prochniewski Puczylowski Papke MARGARET SOKOLOWSKI, Marge - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Castle Players .... MARY IANE SPAULDING, Mudgy - Science Coursey Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Radio Broadcasting Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, French Club, Cavalier Reporter .... AUDREY SPERRY, Auds - English Coursey Intramurals, History and Travel Club, Monitor .... EUGENIA SOBCZAK, lean - Elective Coursey French Club, Movie Club, Polish Club, Attendance Moni- tor ..., EDGAR E. STADTLER, Eddie - Science Coursey Football, Track, Intramurals, Air Raid Warden, Monitor. IOSEPHINE T. STANISZEWSKI, Io - Elective Coursey Intramurals . . . . ROBERT G. STASZEWSKI, Bob Stacy - Elective Coursey Cavalier Re- porter, Monitor, Senior Vodvil .... MILDRED L. STASE, l'Milly - J U E Elective Course .... VIRGINIA L. STEFANIAK, Virge - Science Coursey Speech Choir, Sr. Girl's Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Girl's Tumbling, German Club, Monitor .... EUGENE STELMACHOWSKI, G D Gene e Elective Coursey Football. LEONARD STELTER, Lennie - History Coursey Latin Club, Movie and Camera Club .... VIRGINIA STEZALA, Virgie - Elective Coursey Camera 'Club .... VIRGINIA M. STRZELCZYK, Virgie - Mathematics Coursey Intramurals, Girl's Sport Editor, Ir. Girl's Club, Cheerleading, Cavalier Annual Sports Editor, Radio Broadcasting Club .... DELPHINE A. SUBSTYK, Del Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Monitor . . . . NORBERT SZADA, Nubs - Science Coursey Camera Club, Movie Club, Chess Club, Latin Club. CECILIA SZCZERBIAK, Ceil - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Girl's Glee Club ,... RALPH SZEWCZYKOWSKI, Tubby - Science Coursey Volley- ball, Football, Magicians Club, Camera Club .... ESTHER SZMANIA, Essy - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Travel and History Club, Camera Club, Polish Club .... EUGENE SZOLWINSKI, Sparky -- Science Coursey Art Work, Movie and Camera Club .... HENRY SZORTYKA, Hank - Swimming Team, Red Cross Life Saving, Sr. Prom King. ROBERT SZROT, Benjamin -- Elective Coursey Swimming Team, Track Team, Aeronautics Club, Polish Club, Captain oi Monitors .... EFFIE TEDROW, Willy - Science Coursey Blue Mask, Sr. Orchestra . . . . BERNARD TESKA, Bernie - Industrial Arts Coursey Polish Club, Travel and History Club, Aeronautics Club ,... RUTH TESSNER, Boots - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club .... SHIRLEY TINGLEY, Tingling - English Coursey German Club, Blue Mask, Sr. Girl's Club. DOLORES SIERSZEN, Dolly - Elective Course-Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals .... BERNICE M. SISKIEWITCZ. Sis - Elective Coursey Travel and History Club, Red Sarong .... ERVIN S. SKI- BSKI, SkiPPY - English Coursey Polish Club, Monitor . . . . FRANK SIKORA, Frank - Elective Coursey Track, Intramurals. GERALDINE A. SLOIKOWSKI, ' ' G e r r y ' ' - Stenographic Coursey History Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Red Sarong, Sr. Girl's Club, Camera Club, Blue Mask .... GLORIA E. SLOSARSKI, Blondie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, A Cappela Choir, In- tramurals, Polish Club .... ' MARCELLA M. SMITH, Marcy - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club .... RALPH SMITH, Smitty - Elective Coursey Baseball, Track, Football. Sierszen Siskiewitcz Skibski Sikora Slojkowski Slosarski Smith Smith RICHARD C. WAGNER, Shimmel - Elective Coursey Blue Mask, Boy's Glee Club .... ELEANORE B. WALCZAK, Al - English Coursey Cavalier Reporter, Movie and Camera Club, Intramurals .... MARY WALEIEWSKI, Mary - Elective Coursey Head ol Sports, Intramurals, Ir. Girl's Club . . . . MARCELLA WALLOCH, Marcy - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, History and Travel Club, Biography Club, Home Economics Club .... RUSSELL V. WATROUS, Russ - Mathematics Coursey Sr. Band, Blue Mask, Stamp Club, Math Club, Archery Club Chess Club .... DOROTHY WAWRZONKOWSKI, Dottie - Elective Coursey Polish Club, Puppet Club, Sr. Girl's Club. RICHARD I. WEISS, Dick - Science Coursey Football Manager .... RUTHE J U E A. WELNIAK, Shorty - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Choir, Blue Mask, Operetta .... EUGENE T. WELTER, Gene - Science Course: Track, Football, Intramurals, Engine Club .... TI-IERESA E. WIERLEIN, G D Terry - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Travel and History Club, German Club, Intramurals .... COY WESTBROOK, Westy - Elective Course. RAYMOND WILANT, Ray - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra .... EUGENE WILL, Will - Accounting Coursey Camera Club, History and Travel Club .... ARTHUR D. WILSON, Art - Mathe- matics Coursey Aeronautics Club .... EILEEN M. WISINSKI, Fuzzy - Stenographic Coursey Swimming Club, Movie and Camera Club, Blue Mask, Intramurals, Sr. Girl's Club .... AGNES WACHOWIAK, Aggie - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Travel and History Club, Camera Club, Red Sarong, Sr. Girl's Club, Blue Mask. LORETTA WETTENGEL, Lorry - Stenographic Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Dancing Club, Blue Mask .... ANGELINE WISNIEWSKI, Angie - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club .... HELEN B. WLODARSKI, Stenographic Coursey Polish Club, Biography Club, Travel and History Club .... ESTHER WOICIEHOWSKI, Pat - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, German Club, Intramurals .... ROBERT WOLF, Bob - Accounting Coursey Swimming, Track. LORAINE WOLLERT, Lorry - Elective Coursey Operetta, Chorus . . . . DANIEL WOYTAL, Dan - Science Coursey Band, Aeronautics Club . . . . DANIEL WROBLEWSKI, Specs -- Science Coursey Intramurals, Tennis, Basketball, Annual Sports Editor .... EDMUND WROBLEWSKI, Leonard - Elective Coursey Intramurals, Track. GORDON TOBOLSKI, Toby - History Coursey Basketball, Tennis, Intramurals .... EDMUND R. TOMAN, Toby - Science Coursey Camera Club, Travel Club, Aeron- autics Club, Radio Broadcast- ing Club .... ELEANORE TOMASZEWSKI, El - Elec- tive Coursey Biography Club, Intramurals, Monitor .... MATHEW TOPOLSKI, 'lMatty - Elective Coursey Swimf ming, Tumbling, Intramurals Newsboy's Club. LUCILLE TYBORSKI, Tobey - Elective Coursey Dramatics Chorus, Ir. Girl's Club, Intra murals .... ROBERT UREDA Bob - Science Coursey In- tramurals .... IUNE A VYVYAN, Iunie - History Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Math ematics Club .... BEATRICI H. WAGNER, Bea - Elec tive Coursey Camera Club French Club, Travel Clul Tobolski Toman Tomaszewski Topolski Tyborski Ureda VYVYUI1 Wagner ELAINE ZIMMERMAN, Zimmy - Elective Coursep Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's J U E ciub .... HENRY ZIENTEK, Hank - Elective course, Polish Club, Ne NS boys Club Basketball, Intramurals AUDREY ZISKE, Auds Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... IOHN ZOLADKIE- WICZ Iohnny Manual Arts Course GRACE ZURAWSKI G D Frenchy -- Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Movie and Camera Club. LIST OF STUDENTS WITHOUT PICTURES BETTY I. COWELL, Sherry - Elective Coursey Sr. Girl's HEBERT IENKS, Herbie - Archery Club, Swimming Team, Club .... EUGENE F. DOMINIAK, Zeke - English Movie and Camera Club .,.. EDWARD KALUPA, Ed Course, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Track .... - Manual Arts Coursey Basketball ..,. RUTH KUCHTA, DALE DUROVY, Dale - Elective Coursey Newsboy's Cookie - Elective Courseg Intramurals .,.. IRENE Club .... RUSSELL FONS, Roarin-Russ - Elective MILLER, Rene - Science Course, Polish Club.... Course, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Cavalier Art Editor EUGENE I. NOWAK, Curly - Elective Coursey Foot- ....DANIEL S. GORSKI, Casino - English Course, ball, Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Chess Club, Art Football, Intramurals. Wroblewski Zah arias Zaharias Zaj aczkowski Club, Cavalier Reporter. LEO WROBLEWSKI, Lee Elective Course: Intramur als l .... IOSEPH ZAHARIAS, Small Zak -Elective Course: Intramurals, Sign Painter, Monitor, Basketball, Lifesav ing, Movie and Camera Club . . . . NORBERT A. ZAHARIAS, Iron Man Zak -- English Courseg Swimming, Football, Soccer, Travel and History Club, Blue Mask .... MARY I. ZAIACZKOWSKI, Zak - Elective Course, Polish Club, Intramurals, Monitor. HOWARD ZALINSKI, Howie -Science Course: Movie and Camera Club, Book Club, German Club .... IRENE M. ZARZECKI, Irish -Eng- lish Course: Intramurals, Po- lish Club, Movie and Camera Club, Blue Mask .... DOLORES ZBIERANEK, Do- do - Accounting Course Ir. Girl's Club, Polish Club History and Travel Club, Camera and Movie Club, Blue Mask, Sr. Girl's Club . . . . ERVIN ZBIKOWSKI. Zbeaker - Science Course: Basketball, T r a c k , Soccer, Monitor. 1 Zalinski Zarzecki Zbieranek Zbikowski Zimmerman Zientek Ziske Zoladkiewxcz Zurawski Song of a Thousand Years GEORGE ROOT V Lift up your eyes desponding ireemen! Fling to the winds your needless fears! He who unfurled your beauteous banner, Say it shall wave a thousand years! Envious foes, beyond the ocean! Little we heed your threat'ning sneersg Little will they our children's children When you are gone a thousand years. lchorusl Back to your dens, ye secret traitors! Down to your own degraded spheres! Ere the first blaze ot dazzling sunshine Shortens your lives a thousand years. lchorusl Tell the great world these blessed tidings! Yes, and be sure the bondman hearsp Tell the oppressed of every nation, Freedom shall ring a thousand years lchorusl Chorus A thousand years! My Own Columbia! T'is the glad day so long foretold! T'is the glad morn whose early twilight Washington saw in times of old. ERNEST G. BUDZISZEWSKI, Buclge - Elective Coursey Chess Club, Intr murals .... DIANA V. BUKIEWICZ, Diana - Stenographic Cours Girl's Club .... BERNICE K. BURBACK, Bernie - Elective Cours . . . . RUTH A. CERBE, Ruthie - Elective Course: Ir. Girl's Club, Ger ma.n Club, Blue Mask .... ELAINE D. CETNAROWSKI, Elaine - Steno graphic Course, Ir. Girl's Club. MILTON I. CHEPP, Chepp - Elective Coursey Camera Club .... IRENI H. CZECHOSKI, Irene - Stenographic Course, Polish Club, Sr. Girl': Club, Intramurals .... LE ROY I. DERUS, Lee - Elective Course . . . F E B R U A R Y PHYLLIS B. DOLACINSKI, Phil - Elective course. Glee ciub . . . HAROLD S. DOSS, Harold - Elective Course. G D FLORENCE S. DZIUBEK, Flo - Science Coursey Sr. Girl's Club, Archery Club, Sr. Girl's Swimming Club .... CLARA M. EICHOST, Clara - Elective Coursep Home Economics Club, Stamp Club, Biology Club . . . PHYLLIS L. ERENSKY, Phil - Elective Course .... GERALDINE C FILUT, Ierry - Science Course .... IRENE T. GRABOWSKI, Irene - Elective Course. RICHARD A. GROVES, Red - Elective Courseg Red Sarong Blue Masl . . . . DOROTHY B. GRZYBOWSKI, Gryz - Elective Course, Glee Club Sr. Girl's Club .... STEPHEN S. KAMINSKI, Steve - Accounting Course, Polish Club, Red Sarong, Book Club .... CLARA R. KARWACKI Giggles - Stenographic Coursep Intramurals, Polish Club, Sr. Girl': Club .... BERNICE C. KARWEIK, Bernie - Stenographic Course German Club. GERTRUDE M. KASPROWICZ, Gerty - Elective Coursey Intramurals Archery Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... EDWARD W. KELLY, Kelly - Science Course .... DOROTHY A. KENNEDY Kennedy - Elective Course Sr. Girl's Club, Travel Club, Scrap Book Club .... EVELYN KOGUT Eve - Science Course, Latin Club, Intramurals .... DONALD KORN - Elective Course. Basilus Bigalke Blattner Borek Borkowski Brzonkala Bucher Buczkowski PAUL F. BASILUS, Curly - Mathematics Course, Matlr Club, Blue Mask, Radic Club .... CLARENCE C BIGALKE, Clare - Elective Course, Intramurals . . . LAWRENCE W. BLATTNER Larry - Elective Course Football .... VIRGINIA I BOREK, Virg - Elective Coursep Ir. Girl's Club, lntrat murals. DARREL E. BORKOWSKI Borky - Elective Course Blue Mask .... ROSE MARIE BRZONKALA, Rose Marie - Elective Courseg Ir. Girl': Club, Red Sarong, Home Eco- nomics Club . . . . WILLIAM M. BUCHER, Bill -- Elective Coursey Intramurals . . . FLORENCE I. BUCZKOWSKI ' ' B u tc h - Stenographic Course. : . 5 QMS , . .. ,r I 2 4 - my , ' 3' f X fz, , .. :PI -' 'Q' ' Q -. .,A'V - '2 W I F i fl! di: . gb v P 'eff ,111-if.::E', .I 1 ' ','v, ,'-Q. . : rj lg 5 1. . ,,,, vw 1 , 'S ,QL L -, 57, iq ' V rv ,mv 5 QQ kQ 9 I Wig., .xiii A X A Sis. az v Q' 5' 5 .4--A Q 1 M x .MS -I 4 L +V, h W .jg I A if em 7361 T 7 11' ROBERT P. MROTEK, Turk - Science Coursey Intramurals .... ARLYN R. NAGORSNE, Olly - History Coursey Sr. Girl's Club .... EVELYI L. NOWAK, Eva - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Clu . . . . CHESTER I. OBUKOWICZ, Chet - Elective Coursey Aeronautic Club, Blue Mask, Intramurals .... CLARA R. ORLINSKI, Claire - Elective Course. VIOLA M.OTOLINSKI, Viola - Science Coursey Polish Club, Intramural . . . . GERALD PAPELBON, Ierry - Elective Course . . . . RICHARI E. PECK, R.I. - Elective Coursey Intramurals .... ROLAND PILO'l FE B R R Y Piley - Elective Coursey Football .... HELENE A. PIOTROWSK Helene - Elective Coursey Sr. Gir1's Club, Camera Club. G R A D L' EMILY D PODRAZA, Emily - English Coursey Dramatic Club .... DANIE K. POLAKOWSKI, Daners - Elective Coursey Red Sarong . . . CHARLES A. POLZIN, Chuck - Elective Coursey Bicycle Corps, Movi and Camera Club, History and Travel Club .... CHESTER I. POPEIK Pop - Industrial Arts Coursey Intramurals .... LILA E. POVLICF Duchess - Science Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Book Clul Radio Broadcasting Club. HELEN C. PRINCE, Helen - English Coursey Sr. Girl's Club .... DOLORE. E. PROKOP, Dolores - Elective Coursey Intramurals .... EDWARI D. PROTASIEWICZ, Proto - Elective Coursey Newsboy's Club, Polis Club .... EMILY T. RACZYNSKI, Emily - Stenographic Course Polish Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Intramurals .... PEARL RAISKI, Pearl - Elective Coursey Intramurals. GLORIA A. REINKE, Mitzie - Elective Coursey Girl's Camera Club . . ROBERT A. RIEMER, Bob - Elective Coursey Intramurals . . . DOLORES N. RISTOW, Dolores - Elective Coursey Blue Mask . . . EERDINAND R. SANHEIM, Feral - Elective Course .... THOMAS SCHNETZ, Tom - Elective Course. Kossow Lorenz Lozinski Mader Mankowski Michalski Milaeger Miller SHIRLEY L. KOSSOW, Shirley - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl' Club, Spanish Club . . . HELEN C. LORENZ, Helen - Elective Coursey Polis Club, Intramurals .... VIC TOR LOZINSKI, Vic -Mar ual Arts Course: Camer Club, Aviation Club . . . DOROTHY T. MADER, Doi othy - Elective Course. IRENE E. MANKOWSKI, Irene - Elective Coursey Polis Club, Sr. Girl's Club . . . LEONARD MICHALSK Lenny - Elective Cours . . . . GLENWOOD W. M. LAEGER, Glen - Scienc Course .... BETTY I. MII LER, Betty - Stenographi Coursey Spanish Club, Intrc murals. x. 4, 1' Y s Q, ,M ft,-1 fr. X, X.: Ju., Q si. C.f M 1' -1 5 fr sf 9 O QL! 1' 2 fc il .5 -4' , ,Q 'Q -w,.Q. -4 LJ ff' J N if ' WL Q . Q A .s J .33 V . .S,, sfm ' ' sf hx Q ' N Q ,Y ...af .af W Hr K. , K '-RQMV ,. f. ,A 5, , A fi K A Q5 .ff QV , ' ff' ' ' w-4' , gfgj- h ' I' V . . 'A if 'W . ?, v-V -lb ., ...ir Y DOLORES E. SMIGELSKI, Dolores - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Polish Club .... AUDREY H. SOBCZAK, Audrey - Radio Broadcasting Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... DOROTHY I. SZCZYPEK, Dottie - Stenographic Coursey Intramurals, Sr. Girl's Club, Polish Club .... BETTY M. TAYLOR, Betts - Elective Course, Camera Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... IUNE R. TAYLOR, Iune - Stenographic Courseg Spanish Club, Sr. Girl's Club. ADELINE H. TIETYEN, Butch - Elective Course .... EVELYN K. TUTAI, Evie - Elective Course .... RALPH I. URBANIAK, Ralph - Elec- F E B R LI R Y tive Course .... CAROLINE E. URBANSKI, Blondie - English Course: Annual tSaII, Reading for Honors, Radio Broadcasting Club .... ROBERT W. UECKE, lpper - Manual Arts Course, Archery Club. G D GORDON I. WARACZYNSKI, Gord - Science Course, Camera Club, Bike Club .... MARILN L. WAWRZON, Lynn - Stenographic Course, Sr. Girl's Club .... GENE H. WEGNER, Weenie - Science Courseg Football, Intramurals, Swimming .... ROBERT B. WENTLAND, Bob - Elective Course, NeWsboy's Club, Polish Club .... LILLIAN E. WEST- PI-IAL, Lillian - Elective Courseg Dramatic Club, Intramurals. THELMA O. WIERBHA, Tommy - Stenographic Course, Spanish Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... FLORENCE F. WIESE, Flossie - Science Course, Annual Stall, Sr. Girl's Club, Radio Broadcasting Club .... LEONA WISNIEWSKI, l'Lee - Elective Courseg Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals, Polish Club .... EUGENE G. WOICIECHOWSKI, Eugene - Science Course, Chess Club, Basketball .... RALPH I. WOIDAL, Bear - Com- mercial Coursep Intramurals. STANLEY S. WRONKA, Stag - Elective Course, Intramurals .... CELIA V. ZANIEWSKI, Cel - Science Courseg Latin Club, Ir. Girl's Club, Trave Club .... SYLVIA I. ZBIKOWSKI, Syl - Stenographic Course, Polisl' Club, Intramurals .... DOROTHY ZIEGLER, Dorothy - Elective Coursey Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl's Club .... IUNE E. ZIELKE, Iunie - Elective Coursep German Club, Red Sarong. Schoemann Shepard Sielail Sievert Sievert Simon Simon Smentek Smerlinski ELROY C. SCHOEMANN, Al' - Science Coursey Intra murals .... DOROTHY L SHEPARD, Dottie -Science Courseg Latin Club, Swim ming Club, Sr. Girl's Clul . . . . RITA B. SIELAFF, Rita' - Elective Course, Ir. Girl's Club, Intramurals . . . ROBERT G. SIEVERT, Bob' - Science Course, Swimming Club. ROSALIE SIEVERT, Rosalie - Elective Course: Ir. Girl': Club, Sr. Girl's Club, Radic Broadcasting Club, Rec Sarong ..,. RICHARD W SIMON, Simonize -Scienc1 Coursey Intramurals . . . IEAN E. SIMON, Ieannie' - Ir. Girl's Club, Sr. Girl' Club .... ROBERT I. SMEN TEK, Bob -Elective Course Spanish Club, Blue Mask. MELVIN E. SMERLINSKI, Mel - Science Course, Intro murals. Qs - 'W S , 7 '33 nv m. if i I 'ii N-.fi 2 ..- .ls Q w 1 if f Z Qfilwww , mf - X. -if' M 5 ,kr V f v f. 3 5 25- dl Q c af Bi? -it A it av v LW,f, UM X S S1 A if W, Q is If xv s ,i Q W .-nn.. .mfliui .1 ff ,AS QL Z,X L 1 ff if 1' if X . F. J 3, Qu. 'U' A! , f , -vp- S Q A Q 'f W4 E CLASSES I2B and IIA IIA Girls Twp Rr-w: A. Schutz, I, 'I'1'umImwer, R. Szylxxlmwirz, I., XYen1Izinski, V. VI':mwnyl1iznlmxxwlxi, I. 'l'iscI1er, V. Za- Icski, Ki. XY:u'I11m'i:1Iq,4Ii. XViuiecki, II. Ilvuler, 5. Ipfen. K. I.urenz. Rvlw 3: R. Swmlzillalci, II. Slzuviuski, Ii. SIXIIIIIIINIQI, R. XYc1'uer, II. Siknr- ski, R. Ziclinski, Ib. Rupinski, R. XY.IjtcxzIk, I . Zzxlewski, C. XY:1Icz:uk, Ii. Slrvypek, I.. XVIII. Run' .Ii II. SIQIJUIII, R. Snvhczzllq, Smith, Y. Stzwlluwski, G. Yun Dyke, Ii. Sk'IIllt'III'it', G. 'I'rnjznuvwsIqi, IC. Sellxv, I.. SFIIIHIIII, II. Schultz, IJ. Suclmrflqi, I.. 'IIZllIj'CI1, IJ. Snczynski, Il. SuIJcf:aI:. lluttmll R:-xv: IJ. Yetkzn. I. 'l'isIxacek, V. Smith, S. Stepk:-wsIci, I,. Sierszen, l'. IYierzIvi1'kI, NI. Rfwzeski, I.. Ily- lmicki, U. Stzuwzyk, V. XX':u'ycza, L. Stl'l5'1n-xmki, KI. Smxpglq, . 1: 1: IZB Boys and Girls up Rn-wi l'. Schluetur, II. Xlaycr. DI. XIcNIuIlen, A. Ilntkzx. II. Szklnrflxi, R. Yzlm--ku. II. Albreclmt, R. Suvitz- Ixy, II. Zahn, U. Kuelmo. mx' .II l. Rwy.::1Iak1, Ix. NIIlIQS?XYICl, I'. 'l'r:lpp. VI. Zzllm, II. XYirsIviI1Ixu. Il. RieL'I1uIT, ,I. Svynuumfki, C. Fzplitl, I.. Siuilu. R. Iilillgseisml, I.. I'In51:ny, In. lx--Ip. uw 2: A. NYCIIIIIHIIII, KI. Km-wr. R Sclxrnenler, I'. Szzllznlaki, R. XYcul- lzmxl, IJ. I'mAzyv:II, II. KvvwzlI5ki, R. .Rulv1wsIci, U. NIicI1:1I:1Ic, ll. llzujcw-ki A. Stuuiu, I . Szerlmt, ll. Xlmlrzujewi ski, KI. Sielzxff. uttrmm Ruw: A. RuImwsI4i, A. Flew XY. ZZlIlIBNY5I'iI, II. RIIIVSICXVSIQI, NI XYuIIuer, IC. Xlilef, II. NI:u'ci11kic wicz, I. NI--eller, I.. Ijulizuliw, I. Slifiueki, ID. Kzuxzcckzl, I'. Knslen I.. Kzlhut. 12B Boys cmd Girls up Rww: Ilzlvis, I.. KllL'Il2lI'5IiI, R XI:-xcek, II. Zahn, C. Kuchuc. R Kruenima. I'. Illzulk, IJ. Kedzie, R Yullz. I-w 3: R. XYc'utlzamI, AI. Nmvulmwski I-1. Stiku, R. Sfwitzky, .X, C--xlrzul li. Ile.-remlt, R. Ifujlcmxwlqi, R. 'I'uI:Aj A. Kuetecki, IJ. .XIIn'ev:I1I. Il. .Xl bvecht. mv .21 I.. .Iznx-Iwizxlx, IJ. I:IsCIl6I', J III'CK'IiC'III'IKIIIE, R. Sizulek, j. klrujclc R. I.zn'4cn, 'l'. ICrickw11, Ii. I.uIms . . , . . II. Ilmz, l. Izltzke, R. Ilmwlzw, II C'z:u'necki, IJ. liurllx, G. II4,g:u:I4i. uttmn Rmv: K. Illzmk, DI. Iwiupki, .I Noble, G. Gujewski, S. IIyInicI.i, .X Izlclxtlxuber, I'. GI1wI1, I.. .IullIum'fI4i HI, I'l'iII, Ii. I1I7IkuwaIiI, H. IIIIIXIXQII R. Ilrwzcwski, I.. IIz1IuwI::l. l lA Girls 11111 Rww: S. XI:11'ci11i:1IY. I.. Otvcll- I11'1'14c1', NI. I'0tc1'sw11. -I. I'1i1'1'. R1-11' .iz R. Rift--113 S, I'cl1'x, S. XI:11'11 1111u':-Ixi, IJ, xIII1lll4VXXhIxI. VI.. Xlzlrlyllslxi -1. 11111-ry, 11. 01-1.1-1.1.1, 11. 1m1111i-1-' I! 'Y1I I111 X IJ111111li 9 Kul ..:41- 11:sY,.. 1 I.11115IY, .Y I.111Iw1Iww-I111. II, XI:1I IEIII. Run' J: Y. Xlznycsky. li. I'feil'1'1'. I ' 1 1 QQ-s1e1'1'1'1x'I1. NI. I 1v111s1'I1111-I1, -I . I 1111 111. S. I'i1-k111'zcx1'sI11, I.. XI:11'1ujcwsk1 ' . .. , . Y , .' . , .' 11. I'.1111s115, Ix. XI.ltlIuHXsIxl, I.. M11- 1.11IIYzA, R. fNuw:1I1, .Y I.lIIllII5Ixl, Y Rc111ivcwsI4i. 13111111111 Rww: Ii. Xlusizxl, NI. I.l11Itl46. I I 1111111 Ii 9 I'i1t1 xx Ii X ., 'E ' wx. .. I'lv wx, .' l.11cI1s111p:1-1'. I . I.114IIY11. .Y Olva-WSIY1 II. XI11IIvm'sk1. li. I':11'zul11wsIY1, I Rcvml, I . X111x':1Ix-vwskl. li. X11wz1Iuni'- aIx1. 11A Girls IRI: Rmv: Mx. IIcc1Ie1iIY, R. KI4-ftzl, II. Ixznlwlkxl, I'.. I1w11:1s. Ii. K111vIi11 I' Ii11c1111:11'rI1, I..' XY11-rflrzx, A. I.es11iew- ALI, II. IIUIICIIIIIIIII, il. NI:17111'ek, XI. I.f-117. hm' 5. I.. II:1I1IIwck, R. IIcI111i11i:1Ic. A. IICKOIIllt'Yt'l'. XI. K1v1111':11Iy, II. K1'1rIik11wsIci, R, Kxipvzyllski, G. Klcrlkn. A. Kin-IicI1, Ii. Kz11111ie1'cz:1k, I. -la-.Ii11eI1, I. K1lslPt'I', N. K11sI1, R. Ix11sc1eI111:1If. nw I'. II111'IXc. ll. Kult:-1'111:11111, R, Ixo111q1'1k:1, I'.. vlxms, R. I.:1slY1uw11'v. R. l.1m-sim, I, INIILIIIII, l. I.Hl't'IIl R 1 1.1n1...w.1.i,'1.. 1.m.111.11, 1-1. 1.a.1.lf1.iQ li. K1vlcL'Iii, XI. IIIII. Ixn7111111sI11, 5. Ix11IY11:1t,, A. ,I:u1v711I1, A. IIUII1111. R. Iglelskl. Y. ,Ie111I1':1s- 1111 l Ink, NI. In is, I.. I1w111Ir:1. 11I1 I 11tt11111 Ruw: VI, I.Dsf1'1y11ski, IC. I1 2, If. Ix11111111sIc1. R. I.:-w:1111I11xx'sI41, A. 2 CLASSES IIA 11A Girls 'IN111 Rnwg DI, K'1111iI:11'1I, IJ. IJ.1lI, I.. Cieslik. N. Culp. R. I'l'I'I4!IlI1Il'. uw 3: IJ. Ilzlsilius, NI. l'I1111'1111Il-ski, If. k'z:11'11e1'IYi, I. KIIIIIIHIN. S. H1-uwki, I.. I'll'JIIlIi, II. I7:111ieIski. Y. .X1111111m'i1'I1. IJ. Iiykvvwski. If. I!-1f11'I1. Ii. lllcsr. U. C'yp:1111eIc, .Run Z. II. IIe11Ii-lwslxl, I'.. IIQICIQIH, Il. .XII11'c'1'I1t. If. Ilfimlfir, li. I'IlIlll, Il. Iiessu, If. IIL'1t1w1, II. 121115, U. Il1'111'Iu1'icki, S. Ifelslw, I.. lQ:1v:1IY, I.. Ilzibcv-CIY, G. IlieI:1u:1sIYi. 15111111111 Ruw: II. .X111I1-151111. If. l'I1yI:1. I'.. L111I:1, .Y I1:1IJ1es'IY1, .Y II111'y.-Y. lii11sIr111'g, G. I51'u111I111xx'sIYi, R. IIIIII- f-file, G. ,II1'1i11e1I, -I.. L-'als'-11, I.. l11'15ImwsIx1, 1. lI14vj11:u'Ix1. CLASSES IIA IIA Boys Twp Ruw: 5. Iirmlnw-In, XI. Ilcrg, I. Iirn-1, II. Ilnllmzum, I'.. Lemlxe, R. Il:mnnm'ivI1, XY. Ruth, R. I 1'm1cz:1I., .X. Ilmliu. -I. Gliuzl. I . Ilunia, X' UI1lll'ly1lNI4l. Rmv 3: -I. Iplmxlu. R. ,I:n'I1, II, J2I.l'9K'IiI li. Iizllnllilwwfki, li. Iiicnicwxki, II. Iinry. .X. L'uIwIIu. AI. IIlIl'lIhIiI, II. CIE- fil'INIxI, I.. IIHIIIIIICIYI, II. ,I1lwm'sIiI, Il. hlxmtc, .X. .Xdesln-. Ruw 3: 'l'. Ifurrull, IC. Ilrewuk, ll UIIIIIIIIIIHIII. II. Immtuxxwki, .I. Chmlj mmrlxi, 'l'. IIl'lcv1Iwxx'sIqi, IP. Rarpr, .X Ilcixilun, ID. Ilzumcr, I. ficxla, ID ll- II4Im:u1, I P. I IHI'I'u1:u1, I . IFYZIIIQFIQI Bull:-111 R..w: 5. IlmnIn1wI:1, Il. hut, II. IIIJICNIIIIJQ, 'I'. Gluwicxlkzx, R. Gam nlyufki, XI. xlzumv, Ii. .lzleI111c1't, 'I' Ilcw, R. Ilemlcr, II. IIEIIIZIVII, IJ. IIeu- mg, II. lizlrwzl. B1 I IA Boys vp Rmv: If. XX':lwx'n5x1i:nIQ, I.. Syl'-xt, II. Sclxwzlrt, ,I. Rwl111:u'yn4wwflxi, R. l'rv4I:4, II. Stmnlncl, Ii. I'inj1Iu, XY. XXW-1-rIy. AI. Sfnxmnmux'-, If. SCIIIIIYISVI, I . Stzmb. uw 3: II. XYI-If, R. Silmwlxi, il. Sn-uk, XY. Spiefzyxulqi, KI. XYznIte1', R. l'r- bznlizllx, ,I. XYni4I:x, N. SUIWIIAIQ, XI. Rntz, T. Schmitt, I'. XYest, .X. XYitt, IJ, Ruiff. uw 2. R. SIIIJCZJIIQ, R. XX'4nuIy, If. XX'11jL'IecI1I1wfki, R. XYmI:m, If. ZnI1nwA Ski, VI. Riftuw, R. R:rIr:1Ix, II. XXIHI- nnwski, II. S:11'mmwIxi, I.. Y XYiI:uIt, R. Rznnl-vw, G. SUIXUI, .'X. XXuI11'. vttmu Rww: lf XYzxII-vcI1, R. Snlvcfuk, I.. SIJICIIUXYIZIIQ, Ii. Iieym-Ida. I . Rv-zwunluw-Iii, XI. SITCIIIIQC. R. Stul- mvski, I.. Siegel, R. 'l'cfIx:L, .X. XXICINII, I'. Swclm, II. Rx-Iullut. R. Stmmccl. IIA Boys full Rww: C. Ku-zu, Ii. Kmlzilx, L' Klum-te, I.. Ixzilwlyulslu, II. Nuklcl akl, Ia. ImII:uI41, 11. XIICIIHIFIQI, L I'mIkrlnnn'skI, I . Neyer, 'I. Nucl--Iny I.. I'iw11tek, IJ. Xlichzilfki. Row 3: IC. I'ACzIuIwfkI, N. XIVUICIQ, ,I , I N I'1A1czyIuwaIxi, II. I.cwzuuIrw.ki, .X I'1ciI'I'er, li. I'i-It1'mvfI.i, XI. KC2lI'lIk'X' G. Knescr, R. N:u'IwcI1, Ii. Krulilww 1-ki, I.. Meyer, .'X. Xzxllwvesknlm, IC Krysmwwki, IC. Xlctvkc. Row 2: N. I':1tzI4e, IJ. I'zlIu1'ImIaI4, I. Xliclmlski, 'l'. I.eIfIc, I.. Kitzke, ,I Kmlzik, Ii. K2lK'lIllHl'CIi, .-X. KIIL'IlI1I IJ. Xuxviuki. DI. IIZIIIISCII, Il. I'IznU, I. Szrwt, R. Nflwirki, V. Xutscllkrs. I Il:-mum: Row: J. lJI1erI1-Ifer, I.. Kuly vzyn-ki, XY. Mueller, .X. I':nsIc'r, I XInc7y11-ki, Il. I.uI11'Ice, R. Klux, R Xlillmvwski, CI. I'uuk. ll. Krullfvxricl Ii. Krzeminxki, II. Krauue. I. R R II I. R 2 II llB and IUA Girls up Ruw. .X. lrc-Izn, In. XXAIUZIIIQ, I Z:lstri-xv, IJ. XY--ml, R. Skrnypczyn- ski, .X. Scmrcr. S, Stcitf, R. Seliu, X 91 'I I' 'i I II . nun. bca . . ,. .:.. Mz...w-,m',., In I K I1IuIl I I' tue-Ing NI I'm':IlIl. I.. RIIIIVIUI. R. ScI1en1Imrskc II I ink XI R uf Ii XI Stl ' 11,11 ' t'XV5i. . . . If clxmvizlk, DI. SXIIIIH. If. NYruI1IL'wsI4i, R IIIQIQ XI I . I' N. . . 51 IC. ww Z: ll. Klwlilvlxxwlxi, .X. I.it7mv, Y I':mIcrskc, .X. Nliclmlzxl., ll. Lis., wirl, I.. I'iut1':uvsIxl, II. Vieslzlk. Y. I'rIv:mi:ik, I.. 'I'ryIu1-, IJ. Nlzllusxew- ski, If. Zzulicwslxi. XI. 4Q1llxIxc'. ultmn Row: II. Stumpf, I . I':IlIIIIU:', X IM 'rcvy-rlslxi. I'. Ilullxicwicv, NI . , , ,. Izltl, .X, Ixmxsxlslxx. VI. IvIIINII'UIII, R SIX rulxis, R. Sllclllmv. XI. Svynmnslxi I.. Noun. A. brlumult. up AI. IJ. uw Ii II: llB Boys cmd Girls Ruw: Ii. KllNII'lL'WIl-, IC. Iwiuski Iizuuc, I R. Ilmmfi-slal. II. Ilzu-mn II:Iuslo:I1I. I.. Ifrnlmxmn. 5: I. .XII1It'Il, NY. .xlIlII'llt'7yIf. I.. Ins, IC. I.:uus. II. IIr1v7il1sI.i, II ulzlvxllx, R. IInrllm'vlIIn'. NIR Krue- gcr X Vuux Y I , .. I: 1- . . .:uu4v, I'. I'e11- ner. N. Ixlznllans. mv 3: II. I l':I1wImwi:lIf, R. I.ex'v:1'cm'e M. I.:u1p:, U. Kmmievvny, R. Iljml strup, R. IInI:m'Ix:l, II. II1-mrn. ll Iimnwwux, Ii. II:lr:u1f-wslci, Ii. Knwul- ski, R. I.vIss. II. Ilrmlilxuwrlai, A. Rurxm-ister. . nlhnn Rww: S, I 1':Im'IxL', R, .I:II1I:-nslqi. R. Ilwrmwlxi, Y, Guflw, ll. Ilufmzmn Ii. I.:IIxIL'Il, IQ. ilxuirkcc, II. ,Inr-uw II. Klevcyllski. I', Kzwn-cI.:u. Il IIZlI'IL'lllIi, ,I . .X NII. CLASSES IIA, IIB and IOA llA, llB, IOA Boys cmd Girls IIIIUII Row: lf Km-Imv, II. SrI1:IIII1-vrn, R, XYcIsI1. DI. I'lI'IlL'NI, I . S-vlwlulx. ll. Sielxiurslqi. TZ. K-uulnzusn, 0. IQIIJIIII- pmlxie. XIIIIIIIQQ Row :I ll, IIcnsI:II4. If. Nwwuk. R. LICIIIINIQI, .X. Nsmzcr. NI. Zmllww- ski, IJ. I,4IYl'IIlII1I, I . RvinI1:u'IIt, R. Ilruvuing. Iiutlinn R:-xv: .X. Gxvizxyilu. Ll. R:n'In- uwski, A. XIIUIILIIJAIX, XI. Ilxlstlc, .X. U'KceIc. 'If 'IU-Inn. R. UIIIQ-. R. SIu'1ypc1:II., .X. YJIIIV. CLASSES IOA T R R Il Il IOA Boys cmd Girls up Rww: A. Rng:u'1exxwIxi, F. Rzlcin ..xxxI,11, ti. I'mI4I, I.. I'1'7yIxyI, XY. RIII LIIU, -I. I':1lil1, li. Rive, II. I'1'nIm'4k1i II. I'itt, I.. R24-ykicwivv, DI. I'EIIuvw flxi. .vw I.: .Y I':ntcn, Il, vI'x'nw7I::u. NI. I'u III7Ixl. XI. ling-nxsln, IJ. I'mI1I, II- IIl'1IlI!ICIx, Al. Nitlwxxwlxi, Ii. I':m'c-Iskl l'. I'cvI., IC. IH-.Ir-uiwlqi, IJ. I'uI4m'u I , I'Icw:l. mx' -I: Y. I'uIryImf. IC. Il-wgzl, I Izuyl,-:lm-1, S. Nu-itz. XI. Rehm, S M031-1. .X. IR-tl. Y. l':m'luwsIxi, li. IHI1 ck, .X. Rciflw. If. I'rewutt. XY Rus-. ww J: .X XUII. .X. Nykivl, Y. Xlrwzin Nlrl. 12. I'4Iml1u-Ii. IJ, I'li-s, IP, I'fvIcw rfyuxld, ti. Nlzllwflri, R. Nleryxllf., Y I'111I4I-uwlxi. XI. I'In-nu, I., XIxII:mI, I.. I'I'ciIAI':-1', IC. Reich. ull:-111 Row: XI. Nicwi1I1', II. XIiCI1:l Ink. If. IMI-'xx'-Iii, XI. Xlzlreflazl, I' I'--IIJWIX, R. Nm'11In:u1c1', S. Riem-I, I. IMUIX, Il IIL'l0Ix. Il, ,IC'II1IC'I'h, If NIia'I1:1Iu5Ix. A. Xlisic-wlcz. IOA Boys and Girls T--11 Ruwz IP. Srhntl, K. Snliprig-Iwki II. XY1'oI:IcwaI4i, If. XYia11iewsI4l, R Y-lgt, II. xYUIIl'IIIlIlT1,I, XY. Sunil, ,I XX, . . . . ,. zwlmwmk, It IXIMIINIQ1, I'. Interim XI. 'l'un1clyI4, R. 'I'1qmIaki. Rmv 3: Ii, 5ZY5fIiU, R. IX:lIIuck, In ZIKII-Hill, C. XYcIuetn, R, XYv:11zeI, R XY:1II11er, DI. SI1ep1vzu'4I. R. Yvrgt. R Sem. H. Step-Ice. XY. Trolls, C. Szmlu f. Slnrtylin. Rum' .12 Ii. Tylicki, R. Sulmizl, KI. 'I'I1if: mam, I'.. XXI:wsI:nl'sIxl, VI. 5IQIXYIk'IiI, I. Srvlwlmvslii, Y. Szvlypck. A. SI1:u':1 Iinwki, I.. Rumlvinski, N. XYcsUln5ki II. XYUIUIQ. S. Sdinmux, I. Svlizllwr I'.. 5UupI1lsIxI. Iiulhml Row: I.. Srlmiixlt, Ib. Saul Iniuc. li. Szyn1:u1NI4i, li. Sivvcrl, II XX 'i1le, Y. XY:lggelw1'. Y. 'l'mm'xyk XI. I-I'IHlllwIxI, C. XYicIeIyNki,. I.. Smnl ski. 5. Szpflumlvr. I . SI11un1-un. IOA Boys and Girls 14111 Ruw: Ia. Inj:-rlwwxlql, X. IX YUIIIQZI ID Ii. Zinmln, 'I'. Sfcxx'vzyI.mxwIci, SCIIXYICIlIt'IIIll'l'j1', R. 'I'I1um:n5, R. Sinrr Iulxkl, KI. 5k'III'lICLIQI', VI. 5IiIIllIlhIiI, I' Yrvgcl, I.. Tiegx, R. NY-lttu. Rnw 3: XI. Zyndn, II. XYiIII1mn'x1. R SIi:uIy, IJ. XYAIIIIIQIQ, Il, 5h1cIIwl'. II IYcsnIImwIxi, R. Zivslinski, S. IYin In-wfki, II. IYyrwzls, I.. Yrmumr. I' Sleek, li. Scllrzmk, ID. I'IczeIski, Rim' J: I. Sullivan, R. IivImcIx, R SL'I'lllIIl,' R. Zzuvzulzl. If. IYUIIT, I. Rntzljewslai, I.. SvI1uIniIaIxe, S. Young K. XY:1r:wzy1lsI4i, Ii. Tmlryk, II S7cz1nmvr.I4i, S. Rutkza, A. Sznvnlslxe IIUIIUIII Rww: S. XYfvjtznwiuk, A. Schultz vl. VY:nvrzyniuI4, I., Z:u1n-rfki, I' XY65vvI1vwski, I.. Sinlmi, G. 'I'iacI1er IJ. Stencl, R. SIxi'e11tny, A, ZIIIWI' il. Smul, 'If YiII:n. IUA Boys cmd Girls I1-11 Ruw: R. K-mlcs, R. Kujzlwu, N Kulnnlx, 'I'. Kumluw-Iii. I . K1'w-siting, lf. K1-rmpslqu, II. liifssmv, I . Kem'- IIUX, I. K-Illlzniw-xx'sIIi. Iww 3: R. Knvclusel. l'. Kullmw, If. Kltujcwslxi. N. Krzljcirllc. R. Rulin- Illvrsl. .X. Klwss, li. KIXIIGI, I. Kmlcp- R1 I. 1. R R 4 I - vu svl, I . Kam-, Il. Krznnzxs, l.. Kukuw- skx, II. KlIIl1bl1III. S. K-mluclxi. -xv 2: C. Kuc-my Y. Kiwlumek. R KlIL'IIL'IIlNI4I, Il. K1-fmiuski. Y. Kryyr znlrmski, Il. Kewl!-iulski. -I: Krlyl- mlmxslxi. tl. Km-vwncy, C.. Ixzlszzl, li KI'iIll5k', R. KVZHINU, I.. Russ. -twin Rmv: I.. Iixuili. F. Kuwnlski Il. K-wall, R. liuvfzx, I.. Kzxfik, R Klllfll. Y. Kunirmly, C. Km-Iluer, I9 Kwsrluuslxl. A. Knsilflm. I.. K2ll1!1Ii'l rink, XI. Kzqurly IINIQI. 10A Boys and Girls fp Ruw: XX. lvsliv, R. Ilwftmzm, R L. --Icy, R. II:ni1Im1'p::-V. vw 3: 'l'. llslfcr. R, Kzwvlnzlrck. A Ilznllw. I. Ixzllupzu, I'. Ilulxmzulu, R Ipllxnrfulg, R. ,Im-gui. X. Iluusfclcl. XI. Iiznulzll-ulii. If. K1lk'll1l!lI'l'I'i, R Kzumu-ki. R. -Izuslmlski, Ib, II-uernlxc -w J: NI. ,Izu1ImwsIIi. IC. qlligmlzilxslqi M. Ilincs, I'. lzlwvlws. U. IUSICYYIIFIQI I' 'It'IlIxN, V. IKSIUIHICIII, -IC. IlIQ'I'?lL'Il, If. Kurllllzuvslx, IJ. ,I:Il:'n1Ir:I. If. II:xx'- Iuk, IP. -lznshelx, Il. xIIlI'l'WIl'l. 'tum Ruwi Y. Kzncflx-fwski, DI. IIIII IHIIII. R. I'IJIIlIxk'. II. Ilmtr. R. Iliun lu. C. Khizcnlm, I . Iglmski, I . Kuvz- nlzlrslxi, XI. IIeIIcr, li. Ilirscll, 'I'. vlzililllmwslqi, I'. I4I1ik4m'-ki. CLASSES IOA IUA Boys and Girls Trp Ruw: 'I'. IllI2IKIllIl'XYIK'l. 'I'. Kizuvin, T. I1l'70wIcrIxi, If I'lI'k'IrIxL'. R. Ifirlv lu, X. Iflwlcliulskl, A. hrurlwxvslxl. mv .iz IP. Inxlk--xulu. R. Inwvves, I-. Ifsscr, If. Ii1'fcvx'ulIx. Ii. Uurslii, K. Ifmls, IJ. Hzmmlynslqi. IP. Ifzxlk, XI. HJIICCIQI, Il. Hznlzxslxu, XI. Rullm, If. ll ' In LIN 1. uw .22 H. 1lu14I:lIsII:l, Ii. lllylvwslqi, XI. I 1':Im'CIXI. ll. Illuisfvfyli, S. Ifliuf lnnxlws. I.. lhlxmllwxxsllx, II. Iflzlcl., A. lirzxlwwslxu, .X. IQVIIIIIN, II. liicw, Y. Ifzlrris. R. I -rl'L-VIII. Iiwltlvln Rww: I., IfiwlllvlxIvlulm-l', R. Gun-tl. ,l. llumiuimy. il. lizalulyrl-Iii, R. Glvylwxxslxl, R. I r4v1lm'f:II4, I.. lhuxizl. S. Ilurlmlxll. I . I Iu:IL'l', 29. liirltzxl., A. l L'IIcr. Il. Iinrvli. CLASSES IOA 10A Boys cmd Girls 'llmp Rnw: N. Ibrcwelx, II, l'1n'I-en. X Ilurlek. IJ. lluffynski, 12. Cclulxe. Run' J: XX'. Ilnn, KI. IM'cwic'z, A llyslrn, I. IIz1Il'L'g':I. R. fllfvjllzwlqi. 5 Iiieflricll, -I, l'I1yIwxvsIxI, II. flwliiiili izxk, I.. Iiuszyufki. IC. Ilylewxki, L' fiesielald, .X. Cygzlxlizlli. liwltfnn Rmv: IC. Iluwc, if llemxki, -I Czarcy, O. Ilzmiclx, I'. Ihirf., I'. flex' wiuslii, R. Imlmwxl, II. Ilrurll, XI Cimpl. il. Iluru, II. Ilwlniuil, I, ll--Iwm. 10A Boys and Girls Tun Ruw: R. Ilcnuvit. N. AmIrze'cxx I J aki, R. llliwjllilfki, R, Iiinlnlewicn, R ISCIIIIIQC, li. IIIIIZINII, I.. XX'if1liewNIxi R. Ihulzisz, VI. Ilrlezinxki. Rmv 3: It, Aft, XX. I4:u'tIww1:xk, R lI1'm1iImxxwki. I . Ilxwiz-.wyv IJ. Hu. chan, A. Iireiwu, A. Ilunk, Ii. II:mII er, G. Ruse, A. IIerg'x'1', I. Ihuucl I A. Iiurbululx, R. I-nrth. .Rmv J: R. Iir-nik. IJ. Iinruyll, R Aclznnick. S. Ilric-enieixtcr. VI. Ilcclx with, J. lizlcllinslai, il. Heck, R lIa1'tk-m'iuIq, II. IXZIVII, II. Amlmm I czyk, XI. bury. ID. Ilznlccr, lint!-nu Ruw: R, Ilurtll, XI. IIIIIIIIIC A. IIt'1IIl1lI'Elx, R. Iimmvynxlqi, IC Albreclxt, II. IIe1Iu:u'eI:, ij. .XIl.I'ZI.l1I Clylc, R. Iwiuvsliill, I., Illmillkrmwlql, IJ I Y' ,I:llbZIiIL'XX'ICZ, A. Ilzlrg, II. Appel. 10A Boys and Girls rllllll Row: II. Miller, R. Meyer, Cv. Ullwmwlil, XX'. Xlzllrlcwslxi. Ii. Ol' Iuwalxi, H. XI:II1I:u14Il. -I. Rlstuw, II. ' ' ' ' Il. IXICUIQA, I. Xlzwl-llllx. X. I.v-eitler, Urlnwflci. Row 4: IC. XIcN:uI:I1, C. Xlittzul, XX' Mueller, ll. XI1u'1':ny, Il. Rzullxc, .-X, , Lcmkc, R. I':u1wlzu'zyIc, II, I.m1ski, R 1. AI:n'rinI4icwivz, Ll. UstcrmIm'f, 1. y li--gzmcn-xx-NIJ. II. Izxplwvuki. Rim' .IL U. XI:1.1'1l11zmIt, C. AIZIVUSZCXYNICI, AI, Xlznml. lx. Hue. YI. I,cw:uuIuwsIii II. Xlullivm, VI. Kurtz, II. I.:xm:, IC, ' Alyfnvwslsi. II. Xliewml-u'f, IJ. Lew- I xnlfluxuki. II. Xlientck, If. Alzlternuw- ' ski. Ruw 2: S, Ifwynskl. .X. Xlurzm. C AIv'm'1Imxx',Ixs, I.. Xluuty, 1. I.nr:'utx, I II. XI:l1'ImxxwIx1, I.. I.lll5IiI, I.. XI1Il:n'1I R. I.1gm'Iu, X. Alzxllmwwlql. II, I.uIs- Mya. liottuln Rmv: R. I.m'r's'k. X'. I.uIxus- zewwlxl. XI, l':IlIagi, Il. Xlnczyxlfki, ' U' ' - R, Almnlcy, R. l':u'ys, A. Ixwllirli, A. Lictzke, XI. Kuzma. 'l', I.yIveI., II lXIiIu-Injewfki, ,I- Alusclmixlelxi. IIZIIIIQ, R. Lllllljllllflil, VI. Ilineen. X' llGk'Il, IP. Ch:u'tie1', VI. Ilylcw-ki, If Rim' 4: R llm'keuImu'cn, Il. I.m-Ilkv, IOB Boys and Girls full Rnwg C. Viwkulzx, ll. ScI1V:II'nek, A. XYic1'zI1u, U. fin-xx-sr.-11, R. lII1IJy, IJ. I!-xwiszcxxslci, IC, SLkI:u'sIQ1. 1. 'l'Iun1mu R 'l n'r ID Reck I I 1. 1 , . 4 . . rv 1- Sxnigelalxi, Ib. XY-,jcieL'Imw5I:l, R. AA'CwuInnx'sIQi. Row .iz lu. Pruse. 1. 5uIxstyk, I'.. N0- wzxk, Nl, Rl17IL'Ixll, I.. I'uczm:Im. I7- Sl'IICl'Il1lI'lII, A. I'-wtHeImy. A.i'I'i-luke, AI. Sclu-emzum, A, Rwlemt. In Schut- tu, A. S--1-Iac. X. Skuhzul, hm' 2. XY. Schmialt. 'I'. Rnelkr. IJ. .If1'llL'IICI', Y. I'Icr1lil!s. I7-Y I, AIlI'.Iv A I'uIcnc, ID. Rrvxxc. IP. Nuwlfkl, fn. Smith, .I. ScI1m:i1IL'r, ll. SHIHSZIIIQ, I1- XX'nwrzml, R. Oatrenga. llnthmm Rmv: R. l'r1yIsyIaIx1, X, R231 ski, G, AYuj1mwsI.i, KI. I'iu1rnwsIil. IU- 'I'cmIrmv, DI. Tru I I, ID. AYzxItex'- II- II l'mlwp, S. Nw., VI. N--Irle. R. XYAIQIIY dun ski, I.. N:-wink, IUB Boys and Girls lhp Ruw: II, Ihm-51csI4i. G. Mecha, lx. Ackcr, Ix. ,Izltrz:1Ii, I'.. I,fu1p.fe, I' l!:u'I.-xv. IZ. Iimun. .I. AISI:-1614, J Huw. R. AIIIL-Q, R. XI:w:xI.. -I. lI:u'1'. A. Rur- lyvlmxxflxi, XI., tiujiw-sky., A. Aliccz Imwgkl, Xl. LINYCWNIQI, 5. Lullms. j. Heier, IJ. Ire. Row .Ii I.. Amlnmclvk. If. Kawiski, R. KupyIII:m'fIxi, Alzljcrski, R L'ievvnsIx1, R. I.:umcrt, I.. I.hzscvx1A ski, DA. Ilnluer, II. Grzezixlwki, 'II ilzlrlmzlluski. A. Kzuldzxtz. A. Ilvzleving, ll. Musa. Ruw 2: I.. Ilm-Ne, XI. Muller, I.. I'1c4I lsr, A. lleick. AI. k'I1wu1'. G. Osmvski IC. Ilulkicwirz, AI. Gjeraxmlcl, S -I:wnIuw11, If. fiL'Ily, I . lIwI7nIek, R. ,Ink--Iwi. Bnltuln R1-xv: QI. k'mcIm5Iai, IJ. Lzulwig, R. Nlzxkmvski, R. Czznrnyfkzl, l. An rIn-mvyls, I. Ifwxmczauk, I . Kitzki, If I.. IIUIHI, I.. IIIIIIL. Ilictfch, C. Grqjek, A. Nlecklexllnlm. CLASSES IOB and 9A 9A Boys Twp Rrvw: K. Kunll, Ii. Surlygzn, A 'l'yryftex', G. ZII'llIllt'I'!lHlIl. N. XYerm'r KI. AAIUZIIIZIIQ, J. XY'-vnink, R. XIVUII ,I. ZaI1:u'ins, IC. XX'-1jciecI11-xxslqi. Rmv 4: R. Sliwinxki, Ii, I'ccke, KI Stenlpake. R. SI.ru'zr-xvslii, I . NYM niewski, il. Slzawiclxi, If. Stznwivki, li Slzlwicki. R. Teakn, Ii. XYisl1iexx'al4i li. Szewczuprn, li. S1-nctla. Ram' S: DI. XYhitv:, R. Slupevki, AI. Sam' inski, U. XXX-st. Il. Zalilnki, IC. Swv G. Stack, R, Smlumlcr, I . XXI-ImIu1.'l', R XY:lrwicI:, Il. Swimhlsi, G. Smith, I' Zienlek. Row .Zz -I. ZIICIIIIVSIQI. S. Smviluki, I. XY:arz1kN:1, R. Surmlyk, il. Zznm, R Steuc:-I, A. 'I'rzen1icw-ki, Ii. ZJIYCIII Im, II. AYni1I:x, H. Szvzylmlc, I: Slczemy, N. NY:1Ic1:IIc, R. 'I'c-rxke. Bnltvnn Row: R. ZI:iImw5I.i, Ii, Step ski. ,I. Zyndu. II. Sllvvtt, Il. IYUIIT. IC IYaIc7ak, R. SZYIIIZIIINIQI, K. Stzlrvk lf XYalcz:xk, R. Stzxvcwflxi, ID. Slam MZ., .......,.....,....-..... .W...........,....-..... M.. .,,.. ug, IJ. 'lIlI1IlIlIIIClI. CLASSES 9A . 1. R R Tr R 11. 9A Boys Twp Row: R. l-'reihnrge-r, IE. Davis, U Ifrzmck, lf. llziatkiewicz, IJ. Czzukns, Ib. Rrnivii, A. Frmitczzik, li. Davis, R. llublinski. R. Autczzik, A. lluflzik ll. Hurllieister, R. llarwick. Rffw 3: II. llumlck, li. lilzizejeivski, Ii. Cirallils, li. Iluhif, G. Rzuuclm, li. lint lucwin-z. R. Deja, 1. liuyil, R. Bla clerki, ID. Rzitwprmvski, F. Ilzsrtk-xwizik I R4 ul XX Rn is V, i , '. if. Ruw J: DY. Iflveu, N. Aiiczzik, S. Dum vy, R. l i':u1k. C. Cliylmuwfki. NV liillmruclit, R. Iirykczyi1cki,,l. Iialnzy il. llillmzm, R. Rurnhimle, -I. lwllnei' C. UJl1'l4II'SZCXYsRi, R. Ii2lI'llilHl, R1-nuiii Row: l'. liieniewaki, N. Rye tra, R. Fischer, X. Ilrmihruwski, J lhivyliwlqi, I.. fiziiimxiwlci, IJ. Ehleft elf, R. l?l3ll!11lI'0R,vl. llluluk, lzngel k:m.:, K. lizutle, R. Uflgzwki. R1 R4 Rr 9A Boys up Row: T. Schubert, K. Geifch, S Nnwakmvski, R. Gill, IJ. Rzulke, R Mlyuarek. uw 4: IJ. Pluta, R. Krzuizzik, Ii. Nur awfki, R. Ptaszynfki, R. Kuczynski R. Mmllfuaki, R. Kuckeiihecker Lampe, J. Lesse, li. Nrvwak, J Muehl, XY. Rieger, R. Ulejniczzik vw 3: R. Schwabe, R. Napieralzl , Nembauer, j. P:-schel, ll. Piszczek R. Machnik. E. Rucldivsk. R. Michal ski, J. llaciejewaki, R. Xlurray, Piszirek. K. Svshniiclt. nw 2: R. Il2l1lI'llk'Ri, C. Nnwicki, Xl l'zilkuwski, R. Pasterski, if Puwski R. Xlzllsml, R. Plzlszkiewicz, li. Vieti' zzik, R. Mzazurek, F. Nlichnlnk, Ii. Nuwicki, ll. Matyfki, R. Keziymur ray. Buttmn Row: ll. Siekierski, G. Pabel- ick, N. Rewnlinski. C. Sziwicki T Kress, R. Klueller, R. Muschinski Pluer, Hines. 9A Boys up Rnw: R. Grznman, M. Klafkn, I. Kmet, J, Kuum-nwski, K. Knapp, G. lleltinach, li. Lega, R. Kurzymki, R. jaruszewski, F. Glaszi, I.. Kintnp, E. Guzlecki. ww 4: G. jagielski, IJ. lrsiiiewski, K. lleiwizik. J. Krukar, R. Nuwrnwski, I.. Imzynski, G. Kuss, ll. Gr1mhuv.' X ski, .I. K:-scielnizik, G. Kucheubeck- er, I., linrlewski, A. Rnplin. ow 5: I.. Grzeszczak, R. Ilwffmzin, L. Jzikubmvski, Il. Ianiclci, R. Kuuze, E. Kzilisz, C. Jacjmlzinski, R. Jezicr- ski, H. lwiilski, R. Lenz. C. Krzy- kmvski, R. Kuelm, F. Iil'CZCl1liH5Ri, R. Galaskaw. rw J: R. lleivilin. XV. llawthnrlle, A. Knrnnwski, ll. Guzniczzik, G. jas- kmvski, R. lxlskiewicz. A. Lasszi, F. Taube, I.. Krzyzaniak,Xl. Gnrlick, R. Hahn, A. Halter, R. Krueger, l'. Linliaclis, T. Karr. 'ttnm Row: J. Gmirlek, R. Colom- bnwski, E. Knrducki, H. Jasinski, A. Jendrzejewski, R. llerriges, D. Hey- er. R. Kulpa, F. Kienitz, A. Klonuw- ski, R. Krajcirik, R. Kunkel. ,Rf ,If Ri Schmidt. lf. Pachucke, 1. Mihelic: al , R. 9A Girls Imp Row: XI. Zaru-nv, R. Zimsey, A. XY3'v-Cki. S. Xznlwluclmvski, I . XYVHII- In-wslxi, Il. Zzuturski. XI. IYitter, A. Snwgzllski. I. Sllimick, G. XYiC7ynsI:i A. Xfnier, XI. Slulcicwski, I.. Su- szlllzl. Rmv 4: II. Slzultlcr, Ii. Siler-rslsi, I.. Slzwlwtlczl. IJ. XYrvjs'iIx, 'I'. 'I'ubiz1sx, I.. IYesuImx'sI4i. II. ZICIIIZIIYI, A. Srlmlv. I.. FIIILIII, II. 5L'I1erI.rzu'tI1, il. XX':m'rlm1Iulwski, ll. Vrlrzmski. uw .Sz ll. XYUQIX, A. IIQIIIVIIIRS, Il. Ilkjsulmvslci, II. XY:-cIIzu'sIci. Y. 'Hum- Imwur, Il. Sirlurucki, II. SIZHIIlBlI, IJ. XYicinsI4i, I.. SUIIIIYIII, II. IYIIIII, I . Ilhlf, Xl. XYhite, IJ. Xhxsielewski. mv -1 X. bunck. A. IX l'ZE5Iil. II, lul- Ier, S. 'I':IyIuI', G. Spenslsy, I.. Szwiur, 'I'. XYYIIYIIIZIIIII, XI. SIIIHIHII, A. Stusznlx, R. Szlllczewski, A. Slczylxelx. IC. Smith. II'-ttum R-vw: I.. XX yswrlqi, I.. Znrzecki U. Shnlclylx. Y. Stupslai. U. Yctlezl, I'. Ziirsli, I . SI:u'I1Inx'I:IIc. I.. IYDII. I... YIiI'j'IIZI. S. SIIIUIEII, IJ. Sizmislzuv- SIU, II. Fwllllllalxl. 9A Girls . , , . , . I1-lv Ruw: R. Il111'n:u1:xwsIu, Il. Oslrmv- I 1 X I II 11 all X N IX R ai, . :r'r'x. .. lrvwzuwl, Rcuul-ki, I'. ScI1imInn'ski, G. Misch- V I lvtr, Il. Iesn'I1m.11p:, A. Inlalmwski IJ, Hiller. nw 4: C. Rnsfkicxvicz, ,I. Ruth, VI. Schultz, Il. Nlerilmlslxi, G. Xlecikal- ski, VI. NIU, II. NI2u'c'us, R. Artliell, I.. I'l'4lIi1l1l, NI. Price, G. Riclxarxlsfn. nw 3: XI. Nlrul, R. Xeilrzmxl, IC. U'I.rm1gIy, G. SrI1wzlII1:IcI1. II. I'I:Itz, BI. Nlrljrrs. I. Xlmmzxlmn, II. RIC- Ilugll, -I. Ruclxlr-. G. Rulwinski, Y .RlllIvmwaIxI. mv 2: II. Xlyszewski, II. Xliclmlskl. IJ. Xulfwny. R. Nowak, II. I'1'zyI1yI, T. fzllkmlxxxki, I.. I'1uIruz:l. S. Klar- tynski, Y. Xlumlrzyewski, S. Raffel, 5. Xlnyesky, I'.. I'mI1I. A. 5IllIUXK'hIil, II. Marczewskl, Ll. XII 1 Clmlzzk. G. Ierse. R. I'1'zybyI, If. RQIIIII, NI. Iknlmerslxeim. A. I'ir1trmv- aku. III ! fum R:-xv: II. Ihuszlmwski, C. XII- rlmqls, Y. llikc-Iajczak, R. Schilling, CLASSES 9A I 9A Girls Twp Ruw: J. Ku1'zIwsIqi, IP. JIIITIIININICI, IJ. Kujawzi. Il. KIIIIIIII. if Ilnczyn- ski, Il. I.u4IIx:m. A. I.yin-ki, Il. I.n:u'k, G. If:u'uIcwia'z, li. I.z4wnicIxi, R. .Inw- urskl, I'.. Lesulewslxl. Row -I: Ii. Ieliuek, IJ. KIIIIIIISIQC, Il. Krull, A. I.ewmuI--wslci, NI. jwlm, III. Ileil. A, -Inlrluuski, IJ. Knralu, R. Kzunpcrnlc, XI. Ilingiss, Y. Ilimv, U. Kuyluwslxi. Rnw 3: A. Krnnms. C. Ilulvmzmn, I.. XI:u'ri11i:aIc, I . I.znIrinsIxi, Ii. ,I:u1m:ik, A. Ilwlmlmln. ll. KIIIIJIILUII, IC. ,IllIIl!57, Y I'u'1n ki R II pm II IulI l ..-. Is. . HH, . . N.. .Rrvw .21 Ii. jzmus, I. Ilzqvllul, II. Ilrvlicl, I. Iulculuzllx, A. Ilcmrlrllw, II. Krslwrvylc. A. Kwwzllslxi, ,I. NINIC- zew-Ixa. IJ. Krz4I4Imx'. lf. Vlllrvfylx, Y. .K1lI1::II4, I . Impzutlw. A. Kujnilu. Ilrrttr-nl Ruw: Il. I.uv1yI:, I. Kmuinslxi, A. jurcwlcz, I.. Iifxrlxvr, I'. .Izum- clwwslfl. Il. Ic-nlcwslxl. S, Ixuullu, I.. Dlzulmvslsl, Ii. Nlzmvnl.-If, ll. .Insul- ski, IJ. Knzalx. il. Nlznmlww-ki. CLASSIES 9A and 9B 9B Boys and Girls T1111 Rmv: R. Rlil-zulu, I.. Gulczy11sIai, R. I.ew:1111l11wski, R. llzly, A. RIIHSIII- kmxwki. II. I.ei1'y, I.. KLIICIIIISIQI, IJ. AI2ll'CIlIIilIi, S. AI11'z111czy. R1111' J: XY. Xlartell, Ii. NKIIVZICZYIC, IC. .lz1sI1ek, .I. Kuwal, K. ,lz11111wiak, F. K111'kIe1vaki, R. RIuScI1i11ski. G. II111'k1111'iuz. Xl, N11wz1Is11wSI4i, A. K11S1'ieI11i:1I4. 11111111111 R11x1': XI. llraewicz, C. Miles, A. Gz11'z1Czex1'ski, I'. Cze1'wi11ski, J. S11k11l. XY. KIlL'Z?1IIi1l, I.. II111I11ey, S. N11wz1I1, R. l.iS11t:1. R. IJQIIIIQICNYICZ. 9A Girls 1111 Ruw: I . IJ111111waIx:1, I.. IICQISQ1' B. I'iIJ!i'I'f, A. Iilll'6IT!i, IJ. Ii1'111l11ick I.. Il: I,:111g:e, Rl. II1111111. li. Gufflce ID. A111le1'S1111. C. IJ1':1II, G. G11111Iek G. Be1't1':u11, S. I'f1'1I111:11111, H. Iluelge 1111' 4: A. fifllahllliill, C. 'I'11I1y, C Bellart, L. Ilavif, I.. Ki11111ke, M Gz1wr1111Ski, G. l11'11cI1z1lSki, I. Ifzu' rell, II. fze1'wi11sIci, II. i'z1S11c1', If CZ2iI'IlEL'RI, IQ. Clark. 1111' 5: R. lielmlxe, S. lI111'14wz11'1It, II Iieauleau, II. li111'y, A. Ilziekml, G G1'11I1all, R, Green, l'. Iiefzulny, K' I'-SIIIIEV. II. CII1'j'Sl2iI. II. Iiilllllil, A Grz1I1:1czyk, I . I4e11k11wski. mv 3: NI. lJ1111c:111. l.. lJ11tzIe1', II Brunecke, I.. II:11fi11sk1, A. 111131-i11 ski, R. Engl, XI. IJ1'c11'S, Ii, li-ser R. fil'IESEIlIEI', Il. IIecIx11e1', I.. I51':11le1' A. Lxeslak. 111111111 Row: K. I-'111'1'ic:1, A. Il11e1-mer I.. i'I1:111111i1111, XI. IIi11k11wSki, Il A1Iz1111Ski, S. Ilulatu, Ii. Ikukiewicz II. l'I11'ist1111'ski, I . A114Ie1',1111, R Gurda, F. liravef. II. IiiilIlllt'l'. 9B Boys cmd Girls T1111 Rmv: ID. XYz1II11cI1. I.. Ryan, R Z1:1111i1'k, R. Zielinaki, R. Swlwl, K' Stika. .Ruw 3: Y. I'z1sziI1, U. 1J5It'IIJt'I'KIt'l', I' Blueller, IJ, Tyrz, II. ,Iz1111111'iz1k. ,I CI1111ielf:11'sIqi. G. Ziebcll, II. 'l'1'11jz1 1111wSki. 111V 1: .I.OlSI1efsI:i. If. l'11S:111SI4i, A Seel11'11v:k, S. .X111l1':1szczyk. ll. Zeskr S. 'I'y111a11. II. R11g11wSIci, Il. Szy 1 111z111Ski, ll. Ieksa. 13111111111 Rnw: R. Zimuy. A, Szplilt XY. Tutaj, G. Onvulwl. G. Sk1'zy115 zzck, C. lI11I1111z111, IB. XYiS11iv:wski, II PI'lj'IJj'IE1. is f L4 .. l M, sg.. Q Qs' ff wi Pulaski Thespicms Perform Chrfsztmas ploy :shots .hero lames Papke and heroine Ariita Lukaszewski go throuah their lines . pretty maids adorn Barbara Frietascheu Southern manners in vogue they dine in 'llnlolly Hangs High sectional strife in the path of true love villain Kurtz makes himself forceful to the ladies the 'fleadzsw pose in 'Barcxbora Frietschen ,they are the unsung heroes-the stage crew. Con- gratulations, Pulaski, upon two fine performances! I 4. 2 me .3517 Q it MQ, 'Q ,fs-X? ,ip . Q' -Q gf Y .. , 5-Lx. M . wif? k51g F? Y 1 f X , ,.,. ,fi .wwf V: 1 3 i is 1 . if . ' W - ,Y Z' 1 1' f, yr! A e Wa NK MQW - I 1. X SF ' 3 53421 ,, L- f Q Kr ? Li Tw if f if Q v , . DIUNK 1 R - , if 9 . 5 E5 53 kgeilff 1. 'Q' . K T f L, 5 I . ' x Q'f?5eg '?'f-A C 1 ,f,,.,Q 4, 'TWV f, S4 4 fr vw J , 5 Y I I I sfix P , 5 fx ly If i :af 4 o Pulaski Athletic Coaches and Captains .Mcage Coach Walter Olen , gridiron mentors, line coach l-lenry Litzow, liead Coach Gene Wozny, and end coach Harold Williams dismiss .strategy track coach l-larry Max tinies a runner assistant swimming coach Matty Vv'ielgosz poses football tearn, coaches, managers, guests make merry at first grid- iron banquet Cage Capt. Dan Wroblewski pushes one in . ,athletic director Kenneth Royal mulls over problems .Mtennis mentor Bill Czarnecki poses cross country cap- tain Erv Pierucki obliges the camera swimming captain Bob Nowakowski and cocicli Royal 4-shake on winning city tank crown. football captain Gene Weqner awaits a toe- itian, All hail to our sports leaders! lx! ff! A 5' ' LL.A Swimming Highlights Capt Bob Nowokowskt got: :set Bob Szrot New Mt.19t1'H North tot' IOU-yord breost :stroke in city meet Copt Bobby pow.: tt on thfl 11 I tt1::t flock to ttw .:wim ttxaott: Qrv Mnrqxzordt, fsxtrprtse City 50-'wird ottmttp, ixxvflx '1 vxtrtu il itrvrtk Tttcyfc otft Norb Zoch-irtos, Louis Szrot, Qrv Morquordt, ond Bob S COnnm1t1:t:t1ot1.1 upon your vtvtory, :Wim toorvtt SWIMMING TEAM First Row: Asst. Coach Matthew Wielgosz, Ed- ward Kaczmarek, Nor- man Sobczak, Edward Hudzinski, Mgr. Russell Coley, lack Nadolny, Iohn Glasa, Robert Woody, Coach A. K, Royal. Second Row: lack Barr, Robert Szrot, Orville Marquardt, Robert No- wakowski, Louis Szrot, Frank Glasa, Norbert Zaharias, Robert Gau- dynski. Third Row: Daniel Bush- atz, Robert lack, Daniel Nowicki, Edward Grzeszczak, H a r li n Hariges, Robert Roehl, Ioe Kruschinski, Robert ,iii , Tutaj. SWIAQMI G City Swim Champions! lic head-coach, Kenneth Royal, and his as- Pulaski's mermen reached their goal on sistantf Mathew Wielgasz- After H1aHY Friday, February 27, when they dethr d h haiaaps Gnd disheartening failllfesf lh9Y BOYS' Tech as Mil-vVGukee'S prep Sch 1, wt together a powerful combination which Swimming Champions' It marked the Sr l T' . ore'd 47 points in the city meet. It was also time in eight years that Tech tailed to k0leW0TfhY la mention that' Couch Royal the crown. Pulaski's victory was all e r as in Charge of BaY VIFWS team Whlcll more remarkable because, being the bah W' r held the title prior to Tech s long reign. EVI- of the Conference, it Wes only rn rrexrrrrd X. ence ot further remarkable maneuvering year of competition. y the coaches is shown by the tact that all 'ty meet won places. X t Besides winning the city title the Ramblers ifvon all but two of their dual meets during tie regular season. Among the victims Were: 1 enosha, Cudahy, West Milwaukee, West Q ig Mballis, Bay view, North, East, and Tech. The ll , Credit tor developing the champions, gesi Slut two af the b0YS Who competed in the only teams to defeat the Ramblers were North, in the very first meet ot the season, t l Xi li and West Milwaukee, at a time when Pul- aski's team was weakened with injuries. The defeat scored over Tech was the first handed the Boilermakers by a Milwaukee high school in eight years. The outstanding performer for the season was Robert Nowakowski, a graduating senior, who was the only double winner in the City meet. Bob won the l00 and 200 yard free style events. He defeated Tech's great swimmer, Besel, twice. These were the only defeats suffered by Besel in his en- tire high school career. Bob also finished QR ' D EA . yard breast stroke in the City meet. Bob started slow in the season, but came up fast to rank with the best in the city. Other scorers in the city meet were: Louis Szort, a junior, second in the 50, and fourth in the 75 yard medley, Bob Gaudynski, who got fourth in the fancy diving event, and Norbert Zaharias, who finished second in the l00 yard free style. X. fifth, in the 200 yard free style in the state meet. A surprising winner in the 50 yard free style in the city meet was Orville Marquardt. who turned in a 26.7 second performance. Bob Szrot, senior, tied for first in the l00 11- , s-4411 i 7' ' ' 4-f ' SQUAD First Row: Norbert Zaharias, Robert Kossow, Ioseph Sekeres, Allen Kuiath, Roland Pilot, Robert Dziedzic, Orville Marquardt, Dale Hanner, Harold Czarnecki, Eugene Dominiak. Second Row: David Pritzlati, Robert Ureda, George Walter, Harvey Kossow, Lawrence Blatt- ner, Raymond Fajkowski, Arthur Gradecki, Donald Loveland, Herbert Stomrnel, Norman Sawicki, Eugene Gorzalski, Roman Bialk, Richard Weiss. Third Row: Ervin Westbrook, Ervin Wojciechowski, Eugene Nowak, George Siekierski, Ed- mund Novak, Arthur Miller, Andrew Zatis, Elroy Schoemann, Donald Murray, Edgar Stadtler, Coach Litzow, Coach Wozny. Fourth How: Coach Williams, Eugene Wegner, Ervin Literski, Robert Bond, Eugene Stelski, Harold Iungbluth, Melvin Smerlinski, Robert Reimer, Russell Coley, Norman Bednarek, FOOTBALL Eugene Welter. Some 100 odd boys answered coach Wozny's call for football candidates. They were odd, they were small, high spirited fellows, and big burly fellows, but the ma- jority Were around the small mark. Small as they may have been, they had the right kind ot spirit. They had fighting hearts and the right kind of attitude that makes a great team. Coach Eugene Wozny, with the able as- sistance of Mr. Litzow as line coach, Mr. Williams as end coach, and Mr. Pelkowski, wove together a combination of these small but mighty men and these big boys who were worthy oi representing Pulaski in their first season in the city football conference. Graduation, the old Nemesis that continues to give coaches headaches, had taken away a great majority of the '40 team. But, from the returning boys and new prospects came such stars as Ervin Dzierzewski, Gene Weg- ner, Ed Stadtler, Gene Stelski, and Roland Pilot. Ot these men, Ervin Dzierzewski re- ceived the honor of being selected on the mythical second all-city team. Wegner, Stadtler, and Pilot received honorable men- tion. Ervin Stuka Dzierzewski along with 1941 FOOTBALL Top Row: Bob Dziedzic, Bottom Row: Bob Ureda, MINOR LETTER WINNERS halfbackg Ioe Sekeres halfbackg Gene Walter tackle, Bob Riemer tackleg Melvin Smerlin- ski, end. tackle, Arnie Kuchta, halfbackg Ed Nowak tackle, Harvey Kossow center, Ioe Slowik guard. Gene Stelski were Well known among their opponents for their brilliant defensive play. Roland Pilot, best punter in the city con- ference, pulled the Ramblers out of many tight spots. These boys together with the rest of the team, served notice to their op- ponents that Pulaski, the baby of the con- ference, was a serious threat to all that en- countered them. After Weeks of intensified practice, the Ramblers were set to play their first game against Racine Washington Park. Playing Stelski, Pilot and Al Kujath. The next week saw our warriors playing St. Stanislaus. Here an over-confident team met bitter defeat, losing a 7-6 decision. Dom- iniak romped 4U yards on a reverse to score standing up. Gene Gorzalski attempted the all important extra point, but it bounced off the crossbar thus giving their non-conference rivals, victory. the role of the underdog, Pulaski's Ramblers started the grid season With a bang as they outclassed and outlplayed their suburban rival. Norb Zak Zacharias, blasted his way over left tackle for the only and win- ning touchdown of the game. This touch- down was set up by the brilliant playing of Ervin Literski, Who blocked a punt and by Russ Fons, who recovered it. Other out- standing players of the game were Wegner, Silas QL- NOK! MW FOOTBALL In their initial conference start, Pulaski's Ramblers outplayed a favored Rufus King eleven for the first half only to lose, as the Generals finally struck pay-dirt late in the third quarter to win 7-U. Erv Dzierzewski starred in this encounter which was played on a Wet, sloppy field at North Stadium. Coming back from two successive defeats, the Ramblers by 14 points Blue Demons. considered a city. Brilliant the feature of MAIOR LETTER WINNERS Top Row: Orv Marquardt haltbackg Erv Literski fullback, Roland Pilot halfbackg Erv Dzierzew ski, center. Bottom Row: Norbert Za harias, fullback, Nor back: Gene Dominiak halfbackg Allen Kujath quarterback. who were predicted to lose to North Division, held the to a scoreless tie. This was major upset throughout the punting by Roland Pilot was the game. Norman Bednarek and Roland Pilot were Pulaski's outstand- ing men. Lacking the fiery spirit that had decidely man Bednarek, half- shown up in previous games, our Red and Blue gridders were outplayed, and ilound- ered hopelessly for three quarters against the veteran Nathan Hale eleven, before Winning 7-U. Gene Dominiak was the out- standing player on the field that night. He supplied the spark the Ramblers needed for their touchdown drive. Dominiak drove around right end for the only score of the game, and then calmly kicked the extra point. Outscored but not out fought, a fighting Top Row: Ed Statdler Bottom Row: Art Miller, Ax MAIOR LETTER WINNERS tacklep Gene Nowak end, George Sierkier- ski, tackleg Gene Stel- machowski, guard. tackle, Lawrence Blatt- ner, guardp Gene Gor- zalski, end: Gene Weg- ner, end. Pulaski eleven bowed to the Lincoln Comets 7-0 in a stirring battle at South Sadiurn. Erv. Literski and Erv. Dzierzewski sparked the Ramblers with their brilliant offensive and defensive play. Next came the red of South Division, and although the score 37-0 in favor of South might seem great, a few quick breaks in the last three quarters proved to be a great fac- tor in the final score. The Ramblers proved their Worth by completely dominating the play in the first quarter. After the 64 yard pass which South completed in the second quarter, the fight completely left our stout Ramblers. The following Saturday saw Pulaski's pig- skin toters match Custer in the mud and slime of North Stadium, but they proved to be poor mudders as they lost another heartbreaker, 7-O. As Old Man Football was taking its final bow, Pulaski's determined gridders swept to a 12-6 victory over Boys' Tech at South Stadium. In their last appearance for the Red and Blue, the seniors pushed Tech all over the field and, if a few penal- ties had been eliminated, the Ramblers would have turned the game into a riot. Erv. Literski, Pilot, Dominiak, and Gorzalski all played important rolls in the Ramblers first conference victory. K' ,I-Q . 3' gf' 1941-42 VARSITY Top Row: Harry Wojnow- ski, forward, Bob Reich, guardg Ierry Iglinski, forward, Harry Szklar- ski, guard, Bob Vanes- ka, guard. Middle Row: Manager Ierome Ashg C o a c h Walter Oleng Russ Fons, forward, Ed Ka- lupa, guard, Erv liter- ski, center, Arnie Kuch- ta, guard, Senior Man- ager Ralph Iankowski. Bottom Row: Capt. Dan Wroblewski, c e n t e r 5 Len Piontek, centerg Arnie Datka, forwardg Norman Gradecki, for- ward, Harlow Kneser, guard. BASKETBALL Pu1aski's Ramblers had a mediocre record for 1941-42 basketball season. Nathan Hale was the only non-conference team to be de- feated by Coach Vlalter Ole-n's team while only three conference victories were chalked up against the city teams. Pulaski opened its season with a 35-33 loss at the hands of the usually tough St. Stans outfit. A great rally in the last quarter just fell short and the Ramblers had to be content with a narrow margin defeat. Against West Allis, which evidently began as co-champions of the suburban league, Pulaski waged the see-saw struggle, but its forwards failed to score, and the result was 24-22 set back. The conference competition began very auspiciously as the Ramblers won three out FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Top Row: Erv Dzierzew- ski, George Siekierski, Ed Wierzba, Bob Welsh, Ierome Ristow, Dan Brzezinski, Clar- rence Sawicki, manag- er. Middle Row: Bob Ka- minski, Dick Carlson, Mickey Stempski, Gil- bert Meka, Harold Or- lowski. Bottom Row: Bob Ias- kulski, Frank Schutta, Gordon Hoffman, Bob Baldewicz. of the first four games. In the opener, Bay View was an easy victory, 36-Sl. The Ram- blers piled up a big lead and eased up in the last quarter. Against South, the follow- ing week a heart-breaking 30-29 loss was suffered. It was a nip and tuck battle which was finally decided by the basic shooting of Iohn Strzykalski, brilliant South athlete. In the next game the Ramblers came back and nicked Custer handily by a score of 34-28. Pulaski's enthusiasm was short-lived, how- ever, because the team took a terrific lick- ing from West Division, more to the tune of 43-29. Whatever chance Pulaski had of win- ning, was nulified, when the boys missed 15 out of 19 free throws. Coach Olen's team. however, got back into winning ways against North the following week with a convincing 34-22 victory. lt was the last win -fl V V 1 .F X BASKETBALL of the season. At this point, Pulaski was tie for first but lost all its subsequent games. Between semesters, the Ramblers took on Nathan Hale easy down the huskies with a 32-22 score. After a fine even start against King, the Ramblers fell apart in the last quarter and were swamped 42-26. Tech's defending title holders, eked out a 28-23 victory, and with this defeat went Pulaski's last chance for the conference crown. Tomaszewski, star Tech guard, showed his metal by leading his team to victory in this conference. Coach Olen left his Seniors at home against Iuneau and the results was stun- ning, 29-26 defeat. The seniors and juniors couldn't get organized and fell before the determined Iuneau's team, which was hav- ing its best season this year. The roof fell in on the Ramblers against Lincoln. After a close enough first quarter the Comets started to rain baskets from all over the court while the Ramblers couldn't even score a point throughout the period. The final score was 49-26. In the finale the Ramblers dropped a 34-31 game to East. Pulaski en- joyed a long lead, midway in the 3rd quar- ter, but saw it slip and couldn't quite catch up with the East men when they finally did get on to themselves. Major letters were awarded to: Captain Daniel Wroblewski, Russell Fons, Harry Sklarski, Gene Wojchehowski, Norman Gra- decki, Edward Kalupa, and Arnold Datka. Arnold Datka, the teams leading scorer with 76 points, Harry Sklarski regular guard, and Norman Gradecki, promising forward, have one more semester of competition and are expected to form the nucleus of a strong team next year. The graduating seniors are: Russell Fons, Daniel Wroblewski, Edward Kalupa, Robert Reich, and Ervin Literski. 0 Y , -A S iz' I: 5 'R VAR ITY VARSITY-Top Row: Bob Vaneska, Len Piontek, Harlow Kneser , Middle Row: Russ Forms, Arnie Kuchta, Bob Reich, Ed Kalupa, Arnie Datka . Bottom Row: Capt. Dan Vfrob- lewski, Harry Wojnowski, Norman Gradecki, Gene Wojciechowski, Harry Szklarski. Gradecki Pierucki Schauz With the loss of outstanding men by gradu- ation and Withdrawals from school, the Pulaski track team encountered insurmount- able odds during the 1942 season. Harleth Iohnson and Milton Meinhardt, point win- ners in 1942, were graduated, while Erv Dzierzewski, star weightman, left school. Coach Max, however, took an inexper- ienced squad and gave Rambler opponents stiff competition. Outstanding during the season were Ervin Pierucki in the half mileg Bill Shauz in the discus, and Clarence Pluer in the pole vault. Norman Gradecki in the high jump, broad jump, and hurdles, also was a high point Winner. Others who showed fine form were Gene Dominiak, sprints and broad jump, Milton Kirstein, sprintsp and Ierry lglinski, Dan Lohrke and Ioe Kodzik, sprintsg Woody Berg and George Siekierski in the weights, Russ Bottom Row: G. Fischer, R. Kaminski, M. Kirkstein, I. Kodzik, E. Pierucki, W. Schauz, E. Dom- iniak, E. Kryszewski, I. Ciesla, I. Woida, G. Mecha, G. Woida, R. Coley. Second Row: D. Lohrke, E. Cieslik, K. Fons, F. Schutta, G. Szczypek, R. Bronk, A. Schultz, R. Pisareck, D. Paprocki, T. Sowinski, M. Gnabasik, R. Fischer, R. Pluer, I. Falkoske. Third Ro-W: A. Gunia, N. Drewek, A. Passler, W. Rosensky, R. Fronkczak, F. Gunla, S. Niecznanski, D. Duszynaki, D. Kendiorski, E. Piojda, N. Gradecki, C. Piskula, E. Wojcie- chowski, H. Max. Top Row: R. Hoffman, E. Wroblewski, D. Hoffman, R. Wolff, R. Meyer, I. Ernst, R. Kuc- zynski, G. Siekierski, L. Wisnieski. - V . fu yi ' tl n 1 . 1 x . f 1' . s +1 I. .! .. 41.1 W 2 L- nf . ' .,' . - - 0 .r H, 'g 1 , Xt . ,I . ,, 1 6 if L Y 'W' fl fl .JA f f T J .- J LJ .1 .N I Ji U if: i f yr' 11 ll X x ,L f nail 5 v VJ T ' W ' ,tiff , , l It ' Pi, 'V Q ,J ' i ,V N ,f , A f F l., ffl XY Brwf 1 aff N is 1-sf gf, , f if ' ' I lf . i W A ,Mt t ff' . T H 1' Coley in the high j mp and Weights, and Tony Gunia, Harry Wojda, Iohn Ciesla, and Iohn Kryszewski utility men. The Ramblers lost dual meets to Lincoln, North, and West, and faced last in a quad- ' rangular with South, Boys' Tech, and Bay XVieW. Very little success was won in the city relays at the South Stadium where the Ramblers won the discus event with Bill Shauz getting the best heave of the meet, l35 feet. CROSS COU TRY This year's cross country team, coached by Harry Max, was given a good chance to place in the annual city and state meets. These hopes were smashed when Erwin Pierucki, Pu1aski's best runner, was taken ill. With the true spirit of a Pulaskian, Erwin, despite the doctor's advice, ran in this meet. He failed to place, although he finished. Coach Harry Max did not allow Pierucki to enter the state meet, fearing that he may harm his future star. In preparation for these two important meets, Pulaski engaged six opponents in dual competition the results of which Were: Pulaksi 51 .......... Bay View l7 Pulaski 47 . . . . . . Lincoln 20 Pulaski 31 .. . . . Nathan Hale 24 Pulaski 38 .. . ..... Cudahy 38 Pulaski 35 . . . . . . Rufus King 20 Pulaski 25 ............. Custer 33 As a result of their efforts in these meets, the following boys earned letters: Erwin Pierucki receiving the only major letter, while Gilbert Mecha, Anthony Gunia, Fran- cis Gunia, Daniel Lohrke, and Ierome Le- wandowski received minor awards. The season though not entirely success- ful, proved to Coach Harry Max and served warning to other schools that Pulaski is a team to be carefully watched in the near future. CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right: Frank Schutta, Ierome Lewandowski, Dwight Hoppert, Gilbert Meka, Frank Gunia, Coach Harry Max, Milton Kickstein, Tony Gunia, Ervin Pierucki, lack Paulson. , .J I K -.- ,- if 5.51 45 Top Row: Dan Wroblewski, Gordie Tobolski, Coach William Czarnecki, Alex Michalski, and Bob Heller. Bottom Row: Bob Reich, Erv Krzerninski, Harold Czarnecki, and Carl Miskowski. TENNIS The tennis team composed of veteran ma- terial, enjoyed its best season in history this spring. Under the leadership ot Mr. William Czarnecki, successor as coach to Mr. S. I. Siudzinski, the Rambler netmen were in the thick of the championship tight from the be- ginning. Coach Czarnecki greeted a tried squad of veterans bent on Winning the championship after finishing third in 1941. Returning let- termen were Dan Wroblewski, Bob Heller. Gordon Tobolski, singles players, and Carl Miskowski, Bob Reich, Ervin Krzeminski, and Harold Czarnecki the comprising doubles teams. Rufus King and Washington, finishing first and second in 1941, were again doped to lead the conference in 1942, but Pulaski Was given an outside chance of scoring a vic- tory. The season started well as the Ramblers overwhelmed West Allis and Milwaukee University in non-conference matches. The Bulldogs were Whitewashed 5-U, while the tar northeast team was beaten 3-2. Dan Wroblewski came through with the winning point. In the first conference match, North was whitewashed, 5-U. Then, facing King, de- fending champions, Pulaski lost a 4-1 deci- sion. All matches were close, but Kings' steadiness enabled their team to gain the decision. Iuneau was next and was defeated by a close 3-2 count. Drobac, Iuneau star, beat Heller and thereby hung the first city con- ference defeat on the Rambler in two years of competition. South followed Iuneau and was dropped 4-l. Dan Wroblewski, Gordon Tobolski and Bob Heller were Pulaski entries in the State Tournament in Manitowoc. Wroblewski lost a hard fought third round singles match, while Heller and Tobolski won third place honors in the doubles competition. The Hel- ler-Tobolski duo was eliminated in the semi- finals by the titleholders from Shawano. Coming back from this success the Ram- blers resumed their winning ways against Lincoln with a decisive 5 to 0 victory. Doubles: Reich, Miskowski. Singles: Wroblewski, Tobolski, Heller. Doubles: Krzeminski, Czarnecki. GYM TEAM Richard Topolski Kenneth Gorski Ioe Muschinski Casimer Mroczko GYM NASTICS Ioe Muschinski. diminutive Rambler sophomore athlete, Won individual honors at the annual all city Freshman-Sophomore gymnast meet. Ioe scored 96 points and iinished one point ahead of LeRoy Bauman of West Division High School. As a team, the Pulaski Frosh-Sophs didn't do as well, finishing in fifth place with a aggregate total of 575.5 points. Other scorers on the Pulaski squad were as follows: Muschinski, Ioe .............. 96 Mroszkowski, Casimer ....,... 80.5 Marquardt, Orville ..... .... 7 8.5 Gorski, Kenneth .... .... 7 7.5 Topolski, Richard .... .... 7 6 Wojtasiak, Stanley .... .... 6 7 Kaminski, Robert ..... .... 5 2.5 Rogaczewski, Gerard ......... 47.5 Total ........... ..... 5 75.5 Mr. Walter Olen of the Physical Educa- tion Department coached the Rambler gymnasts. ln as much as this sport is only recently been introduced to this school, the accomplishments of the team, and especially the fine individual Work of Ioe Muschinski, are a credit to Coach Olen's efforts. Team standings are as follows: l. West ....... 693 5. Pulaski ..... 575.5 2. Rufus King ..655 6. Iuneau ..... 571 3. North ....... 654.5 7. Lincoln ..... 565.5 4. Custer ...... 618.5 8. South ...... 544 KK. WWI Archery Club Iunior Girls' Swim Club Senior Girls' Swim Club Tumblers FROSH-SOPHS First Row: Norbert Drewek, Daniel Siwek, Ralph Sommer, Gerald Smith, Richard Chojnacki, Richard Lubinski, Kenneth Gorski, Leo Leszczynski. Second Row: Clarence Nowicki, Xavier Dombrowski, Florian Wisinski, Ralph Dublinski, Alvin Wierzba, Leonard Wisniewski, Leonard Kapczynski, George Rice. Third Row: Student Coach Wojdal, Herbert Wroblewski, Gilbert Deja, Robert Daminski., Bernard Wilbourn, Ervin Wojciechowski, Evan Davies. The Fresh-Soph Gridders 1 , vg -r.,f.W ' I ' r , . 'r S g fgggxwp ' I N R xx mod' 'nl .. , A l , X . as x X51 fb We R X X X 'g Q . 3-sis '1 gb 'V Af., k 1 . Q , F, 4-72+ V 1 it .ii RW. N ' 4? ' 4' E1 I I it 4 'L J ' V J K 1 'L , 52:4 0' v r sff lnu, . f 4 ., . - f --...mn B' nfs . , If if V ' f ' f if If 11' si I 96 'X1 1 , . A Q I 4 av if 1521? x X , X 54 . . , ,E K xl x- 1 .3 I 1, , Ts . 9 ': I . .1 u v uxsx f' , Av. ff x -- 1, , . Q 3 if ,,-VS h ,.,b . S 91 1 gsgg F ' L A NW SX xxifggkggfv -S fs . K ,, - E1 , fi if . x ' 1-.1 W e - i W ' J 1A 5 -rf-11. x fi -2 iid N. 'K X lslfzfl-.f!' if , fin 5 . W ,, . f.. .1 S 3' YV' K 'J ' . ' ,, ' -ff .is t-Qbgwvt Nia 421 Of' D r f. K .qv-.t Annual Feature Staff: Dorothy Look, Mary Ann Heller, Ruth Pergande, Virginia Strzel- czyk. CAVALIER ANNUAL Both Pu1aski's publications, the Cavalier Annual and the Cavalier Newspaper, en- joyed a successful year. They were again under the supervision ot Mr. E. G. Olszyk. This marks the sixth year in which Mr. Olszyk was in charge of the annual and third in charge of the newspaper. Student co-editors of the annual this year were Iris Boone and Virginia Koscielak. Other members of the staff were as follows: Managing Editor ....... Daniel Wroblewski Assistant Editor ....... Waltraud Schubert Boys' Sport Editor ..... Daniel Wroblewski Girls' Sport Editor .... Virginia Strzelczyk Classes .................. Ianet Schramm Feature Staff ........ LaVerne Sharafinski. Virginia Strzelczyk, Dorothy Look, Phyllis Child, Mary Ann Heller, Ruthe Pergande. and Constance Rogaczewski Typists .................. Ioyce Iaeschke, Dolores Dropp, and lris Boone Senior Editors: Co-Editor-in Chief-lris Boone, Caroline Urbanski, Phyllis Child, Flor- ence Weise, Constance Ro- goczewski, The annual had a record breaking num- ber of subscriptions this year as 1350 signed up tor it. The dummy for the annual was prepared by Mr. George Warren and Mr. Olszyk in collaboration with Mr. Roy Stouthamer of the Premier Engraving Company. Invalu- able assistance was also given by Mr. W. Ficken of the Fountain Studio. Mr. Ficken helped arrange the division section and took all of the formal and class groups. Mr. Ralph Graves of the art department also aided in the artistic arrangement of the book. Mr. Newspaper Staff: Adell Pol- czynski, Virginia Strelczyk, Bob Miller, Vivian Guss. CAVALIER Alvin Olszyk took the action and informal pictures, while Phyllis Child also contributed several informal pictures. Other pictures were contributed by courtesy of The Milwau-- kee Iournal and The Milwaukee Sentinel. Broadway Press printed the annual. Mr. S. Iohn Siudzinski again had charge of the advertisement for both the annual and the newspaper. Lorraine Klonowski, Virginia Gorecki, Esther Prockniewski, and Ruth Maksewicz were his student assistants. Mr. Harold Hoverson was in charge of the subscription drives for both publications un- it 14, EWSPAPER til he was inducted into Uncle Sam's armed forces in February. The Cavalier Newspaper retained its first class honors in the N. S. P. A. competition. The editors for the newspaper this year were Ray Helminiak and Fred Barbian. Also on the Board of Editors were the following: City Editor . . Adell Polczynski, Dale Hanner Desk Editor ......... Mary Ann Schweitzer Feature Editor ....... Virginia Stachowski Boys' Sport Editor . .. ...... Andrew Zafis Assistants .............. Harold Iungbluth, Sy Dombrowski Girls' Sport Editor ..,.,. Virginia Strzelczyk Business Editor ........ Lorraine Klonowski Assistants . . Ruth Maksewicz, Beverly Braun Assisting Mr. Olszyk with the newspaper were Miss Gloria Kleist and Mr. Theodore Garvey. Newspaper Board of Editors: Co-Editor-in-Chief - F r e d Barbian, City Editor - Adell Polczynski, Desk Editor - Mary Ann Schweitzer, Co- Editor-in-Chief - Ray Hel- miniak. NEWSPAPER AND ANNUAL The Annual cmd Newspaper Business Staff: Virginia Gor- ecki, S, I. Siuclzinski, Lor- raine Klonowski, Ruth Malc- sewicz, Esther Prochniewski. Annual Assistant Editors: Ianet Schramm, Co-Editor-in-Chief -Virginia Koscielak, Wal- traud Schubert, Alice Bury. Annual Staff: La Verne Shciraiinski, Features: and Girl'S Sportsg Vir- ginia Koscielalc, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Annualg Daniel Wroblewfski, Managing Editorg iris Boone, Co- Editor-inACl'1iefg Io y c e Iaeschke, Chief Typist, 1 QUILL AND SCROLL ' RADIO THE BLUE MASK lf' Quill and Scroll: Mr. E. Radio Broadcusiing The Blue Mask: ll. G. Olszyk, Advisor. Club: Misses M. Zem- Pecxrl Richards, brosky, L. O'BTlGH, Ad- visor. visors. THE SPEECH CHCHR THE CHENHSTRY CLUB THE FRENCH CLUB THE GERMAN CLUB THE SPANISH CLUB THE POLBH CLUB THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB THE SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB THE JUNIOR GIRLS' CLUB BAD One of the busiest organization in the school the past year has been the Senior Band. It has been one of the most success- ful years for this organization. What with the football games in the fall and the pro- grams for defense, Pulaski has gained itself quite a reputation. It has taken part in all the pep rallies and entertained at noon hour programs. The uniform is made up of a royal blue coat with red trimming, red ties, and White shirts. The girls Wear White skirts and the boys wear white trousers. To create an in- terest in playing musical instruments the musical organizations present at the early part of the year, a music appreciation con- cert for children of the neighboring public schools. At these concerts are played selec- tions that the children have been studying at school in their music classes to give them an idea of how the music can sound played by those who play in high school. The programs that the band presents dem- onstrates the varied abilities of the students. In some Ways it is somewhat of a military nature. This tact is proved by their turnout at the I Am An American Day celebra- tion, Lincoln's Birthday, Washington's Birth- day, and the Fourth of Iuly celebrations at Iackson Park. Not only is the band a military band but it can act as a circus band when the oc- casion demands. This Was shown when the band was called upon to help out With the Girls' Tumbling Show. The band is under the able direction of Mr. Edward Zielinski. ORCHESTRA The Senior Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Niefer, has been progressing steadily since last year, so that now the orchestra is one of the best Pulaski has had. The orchestra made its appearance in formal attire when the Spring Carnival was held at Pulaski. The February graduation offered another opportunity to perform. The processional was Pomp and Chivalry, and the recessional, Cadman's Festal March in C. The orchestra also took part in the ap- preciation concert, held for the elementary pupils of neighboring schools. Later in the year was the annual spring concert when the orchestra, played so beau- tifully the overture, Orpheus by Offenbach, Dreaming by l---, and the Shep- herd King by --. The concert end- ed with the orchestra playing the accom- paniment to The Ramparts We Watched, which was sung by the combined choruses of l5U voices. The orchestra's last performance before graduation was the class play. The orches- tra played the beautiful Blue Danube Waltz by Strauss, While the dancers in the play waltzed. The orchestra also furnished en- tertaining music between acts. Playing for the Iune graduation exercises same musicians for Whom it was the last time. This occasion terminated one of the busiest and most successful years in its his- tory. BARBARA FRIETCHIEH u Richest are they whose treasure lieth not in molding papers or in rusting coins Buried in sunless crypts in dungeons deep - But are instead enshrined high in their hearts And down through all the corridor ot years Will rise to some old tune and dance again In gay brocades of splendid memories. Sydney Harring If gay brocades of splendid memories be indeed the richest treasure of our high school days, surely the large audiences that saw the class play, Barbara Frietchie in our auditorium May Z8 and 29 are to be congratulated on a future wealth off roman- tic recollections. When Principal Castleman assigned the Iune, 1942 class play to Misses Pearl Rich- ards and Marguerite Riedl, he emphasized these directions: Select a play with a patriotic message -but not one with foreign hatreds-with a love-elements of high idealism-whose love - element shall not be the central theme, but which shall teach every adoles- cent and remind every adult, present that there has been a period of American life back to which times pendulum again now swings leaving the sordid sex situations of moronic creatures portrayed in the plays of the l93U's to be forgotten like the grotesque beastliness of the cave-men. Let the play portray love as manly, chivalry, womanly modesty, withal gay gallantry, and dainty coquetry-yet al- ways subordinate to the deeper emotion of fidelity to our ideals of patriotism. Weeks of quest for such a play revealed the colorful Barbara Frietchie by Clyde Fitch to be most desirable. The cast is the best ever assembled here. for two reasons: At Mr. Dondlinger's sugges- tion the candidacy for tryouts was limited to l2 as listed as eligible by all teachers of the candidate. This protected director, other teachers, and the student himself from disappointment. Naturally, this implied that only pupils of high mentality and good scholarship received roles. The second requi- sition was that all entrants should be Speechers -of past or current semesters. This appealed to the spirit of fair play, of the class, as it hardly seems right that a pupil who has spent forty weeks learning Speech techniques should be eclipsed for a place in the sun of a Speech-activity by someone who bowed his knee to other curricular gods until the class play. No roles of more than a few sides violated this which will probably become permanent Pulaskian play policy, since it requires fewer rehearsals to produce a play when all the cast are skilled in the rudimentary rules of dramatics. THE PLAY'S THE THING Barbara Frietchie is the story of a dainty little Southern aristocrat, the belle of Fred- erick, Maryland. She shocks her neighbors, especially the Negly, by falling in love with the handsome, witty, dashing, young Yan- kee, Captain Ierry Trumbull, from Connecti- cut. THE FINALE Yet, if indeed our wealth will lie in the mayhap grim tomorrow in our memories of these flitting days-most precious to all true Americans must be the play's finale. The sun sets on the Frederick village street once more-not sleeping and peace- ful as we saw it first, but full of surging crowds of blacks and whites-all looking anxiously for soldiers to appear. The Con- federate stars and bars wave over the street. When Barbara is seen draping on the balcony the Stars and Stripes, the mill- ing crowd becomes a snarling mob. To strains of Dixie comes the gray-clad army, led by Gen. Stonewall Iackson, who prevents the threatened death of the fair young Barbara by the historic words: Who harms a hair of that woman's head, dies like a dog! and the army in gray passes- furling its flag forever. Then in the distance on strains of The Battle Cry of Freedom come marching boys in blue- Then lovely lassies join the blue and gray to The Stars and Stripes Forever and the one allusion to the present strife-form in a Victory V- Then, as in all finales of the stately G.A.R. reunions of the days before the first World War-a white draped Liberty swept down between the lines to sing the traditional song of triumph o'er all War-the Song of a Thousand Years -and those who heard the silver-voiced Dolores Smigelski sing these words went home with new faith that our flag and Nation will endure. PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL presents Barbara Frietchie by Clyde Fitch PRELUDE Darkey Cast-Theatric Chorus Thursday and Friday Queenie-a jealous wife ..................... ....... G loria Bennett Buscephalus-Sen. Frietchie's favorite jockey Connie Rogaczewski Uncle Ambrosius .................................... Eugene Markowski Sambo ...................................................... Torn Leisle Lannie-Queenie's no-account philandering husband ..... Richard Wagner Manny Rose-Mother of Buscephalus ................... Bernice Werbitzke Guest Stars from Ninth Street School ACT I Thursday Sue Royce, Barbara's best chum. .Margaret Sokolowski Laura Royce, her sister ......... LaVerne Sharafinski Sally Negly, Girl next door ...... Virginia Strzelzek Edgar Strong, Sally's Beau ......... Henry Szortyka Mammy Lou, Barbara's old nurse .... Ioyce Iaeschke lack Negly, in love with Barbara ..... Arthur Pollack Friday Louise Michalek Phyllis Child Dolores Zbieranek Henry Szortyka Shirley Tingley Raymond Kurtz Thursday and Friday BARBARA FRIETCHIE-Belle of Frederick .... .... A NITA LUKASZEWSKI Colonel Negly-Fire-eating Southerner ......... Andrew Zafis Dr. Hal Boyd-Young Physician ......................... Lawrence Ianus Arthur Frietchie III--Barbara's brother ...................... Fred Barbian CAPTAIN IERRY TRUMBULL-Barbara's Yankee Lover ..... IAMES PAPKE Sergt. Perkins-Federal .............................. Henry Kaczkowski Senator Arthur Frietchie II--Barbara's father ............ Raymond Kowalski Flirting Federals ........................................ Edgar Smdtler Eugene Will DANUBE DANCERS-Lawrence Ianus, Ioe Kodzik, Tom Leisle, Henry Szortyka, Rob Ureda, Phyllis Child, Stella Gorski, Betty Ann Mayer, LaVerne Shara- linski, Virginia Strzelzek. PROVOST GUARD-Leonard Brudniecki, Bob Kroening, Iohn Milewski, Gene Welter. ACT II Thursday Friday Mrs. Idy Hunter, who disapproves of racing . . Helen Millard Dorothy Bonk Thursday and Friday Sydney Harring-Her sister, vivandiere tiederal army nursel ......... . Mary lane Spaulding Tommy Cotter I variegated Russel Watrous in Fred Gelwex sympathies Ioe Admaus ACT III Rev. Iosiar Hunter-fond of the sport of kings Robert Miller FINALE Frederick Citizens Iohn Clark ...... .........,........... .... H a rry Harries Fuller Winfield .... ..... I oe Kodzik Brent McNutt .... Frank Meyer Ruth Rade ............ Gloria Bennett Carol Brandner ............ ..... I ane Mazurek General Stonewall Iackson ..... . . . ..... . . . Harold Iungbluth Conferedate Soldiers Colonel Negly ......................................... Andrew Zatis Arthur Frietchie ........ ................................... F red Barbian Roman Bialk, Iohn Brzozowy, Iohn Ebert, Don Iurecki, Ervin Kryszewski, Robert Macak, Frank Sikora, Louis Szrot, Dan Wroblewski, Ed Wroblewski. Union Soldiers Sergt. Perkins ........................................ Henry Kaczkowski Iohn Bane, Leonard Brudniecki, Bob Kroening, Iohn Milewski, Edgar Stadtler, Iohn Zolodkiewicz, Richard Wagner, Gene Welter, Eugene Will. Liberty ............................................... Dolores Smigelski PRODUCTION STAFF Theatric Music Director ......................... .... M r. Melvin Hillier Orchestra Director .... ...... M r. Alfred Nieter Dance Director ...... .... M rs. Kathryn Haley Costumes ......... ..... M iss Loretta Mohr Stage Scenery .... ......... M r. Ralph Graves Edward Boerner .. .... Make-up and Designer Lighting ....... ....... M r. Wm. Knutson Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Edward Batterman Publicity .............. .... M r. Edward Garvey Ass't Student Directors .... ............ 5 Rfrsullyllgzjllilgilli Leonard Belter ........ ...., S tudent Technical Director Ioseph Sobczak ..... .. Student Stage Crew Manager Richard Wagner ..... .... S tudent Ass't Theatric Chorus JANUARY GR DUATIO Address By Valedictorian Edward Michalak We Ianuary high school graduates - not only of Pulaski but all other American high schools - may seem to our proud parents and to our friendly, forbearing, forgetting, and forgiving faculty to be much the same run o' the mill as of all other years. But the class of 1942 is not to be considered as lost in the oblivion of the millions of youth, who before us, have acquired our modest schol- astic achievements. Let me assure you, friends, that when l state that this year's graduating classes are different it is not ego that prompts me, but a sociological fact. Why? Because out of all the young people who have graduated from high school in the nation, state, and city, since the first high school was established, we are the group who started to school in the fall of 1930 - the first September of the panic fol- lowing the disaster which brought the world to the bankruptcy court. We, who toddled on our short legs past empty boarded-up factories and mills full of silent machines, past groups of despairing unemployed men, by a strange freak of Fate on this night of lanuary, twelve years later, will return to our homes after these commencement exer- cises past the gleaming lights of those same factories Working on twenty-four hour shifts with a seven day schedule. We, and we only, are the group whose school life begins and ends here with the Depression. Reared and trained with that dark sinister figure overshadowing our homes, the melancholy hourly theme of every adult in our circle. Tonight, thank God, we see unemployment disappearing in the sunshine of those Good Times which have at last really arrived from around that famous corner. That this must have a singular significance for us no one can deny. We ourselves admit with pride we feel it is a real distinction. Why? First, because We are proud of the kind of blood that runs red in our veins, for what our parents are has made a mighty difference in building our morale. When the final ceremonial of this occasion sends this class across the stage to receive our diplomas, think not alone of us gradu- ates. Remember that our ability to partici- pate means our parents have scrimped and pinched and denied themselves conven- iences, their generation, born in more lavish times had never been deprived. It means our fathers had to change from skilled labor to any type of employment to keep the wolf from the door. It means our mothers, bred to gentler womanly tasks, had to go out into the commercial world returning after hard days of drudgery to labor again far into the night, cooking, cleaning, sewing, and washing, to maintain the family stan- dard of living, above all to keep us in school. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you those brave Depression conquerors. The survival of the fittest, our Families. The downfall of industrial life had for us one glorious advantage. It gave us the am- bition to secure higher academic education. Until tonight, we, as Pulaskians, have con- sidered our school only as the architectural triumph, which in all probability, is a more palacial edifice than most of us can ever again call our own. We have been prouder than you know of its stately structure, its magnificent equipment, and the breath-tak- ing beauty of its campus. Yet, tonight we know that it is not the material structure of stone and steel which we most regret to leave behind us. When a far-seeing school administration christened this school in the name of a great American hero, Casimer Pulaski, who died for our flag, it was intended that his peer- less patriotism should be the key instinct of us, his spiritual posterity. Tonight we realize that through the strong influence of that great principal Iustus C. Castleman, we have been inspired to fear- less devotion to our convictions of right liv- ing. Our faculty rises above the rank of mere instructors or educated hirelings. In- stead, we have those who should be re- garded as educators and these are highly responsible for our entering the world to- morrow with higher ideals of service than of gain. During these Depression years, they have not taught us that there was much prospect of our becoming rich. We have been trained to think not in terms of property but of pa- triotism. Not to think, these are my lots, but, This is my own, my native land. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you our Faculty. We have another and a most solemn reason for feeling that our graduation to- night not only ends an epic in American history, but begins one, the entry of America into the blood-saturated World War Arena. What this means to the ravaged world no one knows. The whole face of existence may be changed ere the next class treads these boards to receive diplomas. In whatever walk of life God finds meet to set our feet, we will march on to victory over Evil and Greed. You have taught us too well parents, sisters, and brothers, how to go Without luxuries through the dark days behind us, for us now to whimper, to beg, to graft, or to steal to gain these baubbles. You took it on the chin. You were good sports from l93U to 1942. We-are-your-chih dren. Principal and Faculty of Pulaski, espe- cially our loved sponsors Miss Minnie Foulkes and Mr. Ralph Graves. You have taught us to be ambitious but not at the price of a comrade's rights. To be forgiving, persevering, gay, hopeful, and, beoynd all else, to love our flag. We won't let you down! Class of 1942, closer to us than to any class ever graduated from this platform, comes the hour in which America must seek through its youth to establish the right of all men to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. What we have learned glibly to repeat in our classrooms, We step out to- night to dramatize on life's great stage to insure the blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity. We have had merry times here together, but life's Great Adven- ture beckons. Thank God, that We are living in a memorable age in which we will never bow down to the lords of tyranny or the Golden Calf. It matters not how strait the gate How charged with punishment the scroll. We Will look to Freeclom's light and whatever dark days face us. Through the rockets red glare The bombs bursting in air We'll still know through the night That our Flag is still there. Keep, an Zfze Uffende Q auf vi 1 rf' 6' ir Are you thinking about the future of your busi- ness as well as your own future? These days, very few firms are able to supply their customers as before. What to do? To ignore the situation for the duration, with the hope of renewing old ties when the purpose suits, is a fairy story that never comes true. What you can do now is to advertise continuously and consistently. Business lasts only as long as people know its products and believe in them, so keep your name and products before your customers and prospective customers. 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We who are pioneers in industry salute you who are pioneers in ed' ucation. May the ties of friendship existing between us be strength' ened by those who follow you. MHYNHHH HHHHIII SHH EHSHNH EH WlSEHNSINiS HHHSI Ht MHHl EHHIINHH Services Rendered: Hot Dip Galvanizing Industrial Hand Chromium Plating 0 Hot Dip Solder Coating 0 Copper Plating 0 Hot Dip Lead Coating 0 Tin Plating 0 Cadmium Plating 9 Lead Plating 0 Zinc Plating lZin-O-Lyte Processl 0 Bright Dipping of Brass and 9 Nickel Plating lWhitel fx te-,Q Copper Parts Q 'Q A 1 ,. I 3 540' 'gi' - ' zizf +I - , :rf-4:-sf fe 4 f:a4.:'19'4 ? l' 55',f'i r ,ff V1 .rfi-22553 vm-'Q galil - ' - :Lf -y ' V , its 2730 S. 19th Street Phone Mltchell 3250 MILWAUKEE, WIS. 0 the June Seniors of Pulaski High School, we extend our most hearty con- gratulations. May you find the work you enjoy most and carry it on to success. Eililtll lil iH3llil'i'Eglli'F,lQ'lsY Milwaukee Malleable 8: Grey Iron Works MILWAUKEE, WIS. 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