Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1943 volume:

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WILLIAMS ARMY Abramczyk, Ioseph Albrecht, Harold Albrecht, Lloyd Anderson, Robert Andrasczyk, Harry Anheuser, Leroy Antkowski, Ervin Banna, Iohn Barr, Tom Bauch, Norman Berg, Raymond Bielawski, Eugene Bockman, Donald Borucki, Frank Brown, lack Brzezinski, Virgil Buderman. Charles Budnick, Leonard Budzien, Vtfalter Bukiewicz, Chester Burke, William Cemke, Eugene Chmurski, Iacob Chojnacki, Iohn Chybowski, Norbert Cichosz, Chester Cieslak, Raymond Clauer, Melvin Corrigan, William Cowman, Ray Crain, Norville D'Amico, Peter Dettlatl, Daniel Dionne, Edward Dobs, William Dotzler, Richard Drost, Arthur Dudjik, Raymond Duszynski, Delvin Dziedzic, Ierome Dziedzic, Robert Dziekan, Don Dzomba, Walter Dzubinski, Frank Eckstein, Charles Edwardson, Gordon Ehmke, Ervin Esser, Howard Falk, Iames Filipiak, Daniel Filipiak, Eugene Fons, August Forciea, Harold Forciea, Iohn Gail-re, Frank Ganus, Iohn Gaszak, Leonard Gburzynski, Victor Gehrke, Peter Gerke, Gilbert Gnabasik, George Gondek, Gilbert Gorski, Daniel Gozdowiak, George Gramza, Gelbert Grohall, Robert Groves, Richard Gultch, Leonard Gumtow, Roy Guss, George Gutbord, Donald Gutkowski, Leonard Hater, Richard Hatke, Herman Hanley, Iohn Hapke, George Harries, Harry Hellerman, Ralph Hempe, Donald Heup, Howard Hoverson, Harold Iszikowski, Leonard Iablonski, Iames Ianusz, Norbert Iasiorkowski, Marion Iasiorkowski, Thomas Ieziorski, Daniel Iohannsen, Gordon Iohannsen, Leroy Iohn, William Iohnson, Orville Kaczmarek, Ioe Karr, Roman Kazic, Ernest Kazik, Ray Kedzierski, Len Kendzerske, Daniel Kirkstein, Milton Klawien, Harvey Kling, Iames Knask, Lester Knutson, William Koe, George Koloczynski, Leonard Konieczka, Ierome Kontowicz, Gilbert Kontowicz, Norbert Kordes, Ralph Korpal, Iohn Korpal, Leonard fmissing Korzienewski, George Kosmatka, Ervin Kosmatka, Leroy Kosrog, Kenneth Kotlan, Lester Kraavanger, William Krawczyk, Anthony Krawczyk, Edmond Krawczyk, Norbert Krolikowski, Harold Krolikowski, Carl Kroska, Ioseph Kroske, Ervin Krueger, Lawrence Kubek, Ralph Kubiak, Ervin Kuehn, Eugene Kujawski, Leonard Kulinski, Eugene Kurtz, Raymond Kwiatkowski, Ed Latus, Iohn Lewandowski, Ioseph Lewandowski, Ervin Lisowicz, Stanley Literki, Boleslaus Loritz, Eugene Lozinski, Walter Luckman, Warren Lyss, Raymond Maas, Louis MacDonald, George Maciolek, Richard Makurat, John Malczewski, Walter Malkowski, Leonard Mapes, Russell Martinson, Walter Masiakowski, Leonard Ideceasedl Max, Harry McMullen, Iames McSweeney, Hugh Mevis, Roland Meyer, Melvin Meyer, Robert Michalak, Ray Michalek, Major R. F. Michalek, Ervin Michalski, Ervin Mikolajek, Bernard Milaeger, Glenwood Milewski, Iohn Milkowski, Robert Millard, lack Miotke, Raymond Miotke, Ted Model, Richard Moderki, Ray Modrzejewski, Ray Moorehouse, Paul Morris, Harry Mrot, Herbert Mrotek, Robert Mueller, Kermit Neumann, Ierome Nowaczyk, Ioseph Nowak, Ed Nowak, Ray Nowakowski, Edward Nowakowski, Robert Nowicki, Leonard Obukowicz, Chester Olszyk, Edmund Olszewski, Irvin Orlowski, Eugene Ortis, Raymond Otto, Ralph Otto, Richard Owsianny, Eugene Papke, Iames Paul, Kenneth Pawlak, Felix Pawlowski, Leonard '- Pelkowski, Ierome Pinkowski, Robert Piontek, Henry Piotrowski, Ed Piotrowski, Walter Plopper, Harold Podlaski, Victor Podraza, Ioe Polcyn, Richard Pollack, Arthur Posselt, Robert Prince, Francis Prokop, lack Przybyl, Ervin Quartemont, Roland Radoszewski, Bernard Radoszewski, Iohn Rothman, Donald Reich, Harvey Reinhardt, Chris Rewolinski, Henry Riegel, Kenneth Ringle, Harold Rosinski, Henry Rozewicz, Iohn Rozinski, Leonard Rynders, Harold Sabinaz, Daniel Sanheim, Ferdinand Sarnowski, Leonard Sawicki, Norman Sawinski, William Schubilske, George Schultz, Frank Schultz, Richard Schwalbach, Elmer Schwartz, Billy Serdinski, Teddy Sikora, Frank Sikorski, Leonard Simon, George Skibinski, Ioseph Skowronski, Edward Sobczak, Marian Sobczak, Myron Sowinski, William Stachowiak, Leonard Sachowski, Stanley Stanik, Iohn Staszewski, Robert Stempin, Harry Stevenson, Willicun Stiller, Gordon Strzelczyk, Robert Strzyewski, Arthur Stuart, William Studer, Louis Studer, Norbert Vopal, Elmer Wagner, Richard Warda, Sigmund Waszak, Henry Wawrzyniakowski, Ray Weidner, Arthur Wenzel, Arthur Wesolowski, Iames West, Phillip Wilde, Richard Williams, Harlow Williams, Harold Wisniewski, George Woiak, Leonard Wojciechowski, Eugene Wu-n N 'wg'--1 ,fd E. Przybyl, E. Kosmatka, H. Hoverson, G. Bclrcmowski, E. Olczyk, D, Brodcxczynski, I. Oberhoier, W. Dzombcx C. Szukclski, E. Wozny, C. Obukowicz, D. Ericson. WILLIAM BURKE Wojnar, Anthony Wojtasiak, Henry Wojtczak, Arthur Wudtke, Robert Wypiszynski, Gilbert Zaharias, Edward Zaharias, Eugene Zaharias, Leonard Zimmerman, Leroy Zoltak, Emil Zych, Arthur Zych, Harry AIR CORPS Bane, Owen Bednarek, Norman Bitzke, Robert Ciesielczyk, Clarence Derezynski, Leonard Dietsch, Harold Doligalski, Norbert Durbin, Gerald Erdmann, Edward Gracyalny, Henry Grams, Eugene Groth, Gerald Gruhn, David Gruhn, Paul Haertel, David Hubman, George Hudzinski, Frank Iack, Robert Iankowsl-ri, Stanley lkilled in actionl Iarantowski, Harvey Iohnson, Harleth Kaczkowski, Henry Kaminski, Eugene Kania, Elmer Kannapin, William Knapp, Arthur Kaelsch, Lester Kratt, George Kujath, Allen Leese, Roman Literski, Ervin Marshall, Raymond McCaid, Richard McNabb, Edgar Miller, Eugene Moeller, Fred Mokwa, Ralph Mokwa, Harold Meumann, Roland Nowak, George Paradowski, Ralph Piotrowski, George Polzin, Charles Powelski, Elmer Protasiewicz, Edward Reimer, Robert Posciszewski, Arthur Russell, William Sargoski, Richard Schnetz, Thomas Schwalbach, Earl Schwalbach, Richard Shenners, William Sierpinski, Edward Singer, Arthur Sowinski, Chester Sowinski, Sylvester Stachowski, Alvin Stillman, Howard Strachota, Bernard Sucharski, Bruno Stupek, Iohn Wachowiak, Kenneth Ware, George Wawrzankowski, Edward Williams, Kenneth Winters, William Wolf, Robert Wolski, lack Zbikowski, Ervin NAVY Balcer, Ioseph Baranowski, Gordon Basilius, Paul Baublit, Gilbert Belter, Robert Bird, Iames Blaszczynski, Ralph Blattner, Iohn Boley, David Brodezinski, Ray Bronk, Ruphin Brykczynski, Arthur Brzozowski, Eugene Bury, Henry Champagne, Orville Chojnacki, Charles Cieslak, Edward David, Boleslaus Dick, Russell Dondlinger, Raymond Dreyfus, Charles Dulac, Glen English, Donald Fischer, George Forciea, Robert Gapinski, Lawrence Gaulke, Donald Gawin, Delphin Gibowski, Eugene Gnabasik, Richard Golembiewski, Eugene Grate, George Gregoric, Charles Gumz, Robert Hillman, Ralph Hock, LeRoy Idzikowski, Arthur Ianowitz, Fred Iaroszewski, Richard Iasiorkowski, Clemens Kapczynski, Leonard Klaus, Harry Kloss, Harry Kneser, Harlow Koch, Leroy Koss, Eugene Krajcirek, Ervin Kryscewski, Ralph Kwieciszewski, Leonard Lennart, Robert Lisiecki, Edward Matuszewski, Ralph Meka, Iohn Michalczyk, Edward Miotke, Clifford Peksa, Ralph Piatek, Ralph Pierucki, Ioseph Piontek, Ralph Pitt, Gilbert Pluer, Clarence Pruski, Ralph Quartermont, Lloyd Rehm, Norbert Reimke, William Riccardi, Rocco Riddle, Roger Rosciszewski, Gilbert Sargowski, Milton Sawinski, George Schoemann, Elroy Schultz, Ray Schwerman, Richard Shoemaker, Dowaine Simon, Ralph Simon, Richard Skibski, Ervin Skowronski, Leonard Skowronski, Robert Slovik, Iohn Smagalski, Casimir Smolen, Ioseph Sobczak, Arthur Sobczak, Leonard Sokol, Harvey Sommers, Ralph Stadtler, Edgar Stanecki, Thaddeus Staniszewski, Harry Stelski, Eugene Surdyck, Robert Walloch, Nester Waszak, Henry Waterstrat, Herbert Wenzel, Gerald Weske, Robert Wisniewski, Edward Wozny, Eugene Wysocki, Myron Yetka, Victor Zaftke, Edward Zalecki, Richard Zareck, Raymond Zarecki, Henry Zboralski, Edmund Zoladkiewicz, Iohn Zwadzich, Robert MARINES Berendt, Ralph Bialk, Roman Boda, Anthony Borowski, Stanley Brodaczynski, Daniel Brodowski, Stanley Dettlatf, Donald Dotzler, Harold Drall, Eugene Dziatkiewicz, Edward Eck, Walter tmissing in c Fabich, Eugene Fide, Iames Gunia, Anthony Hett, Ralph Iankowski, Herbert Ienks, Herbert Iungbluth, Harold Kaminski, Robert Kitzke, Leroy Klaus, Eugene Kloss, Eugene Kozlowski, Ierome Kroll, Robert Kwiatkowski, Harold Michael, Donald Michalek, Clarence Mlynarek, Theodore Mroczynski, George Nowakowski, Edward Oleiniczak, Edwin Paczkowski, Raymond Pfeifer, Richard Plopper, Erwin Plotzeck, Ioseph Posziemski, Eugene Povlick, Franklin Prokop, Richard Pruszynski, Ioseph Schallhorn, Marvin Sekeres, Ioseph Sharaiinski, Altred Siwek, Daniel Skieras, Ioseph Skowronski, Norbert Wawrzyniak, Stanley Wendzinski, Ervin Wentland, Robert Wisniewski, Leonard Zbikowski, Casimir Zepniak, Frank Sielinski, Gene COAST GUARD Dietsch, Ray Grutza, Harry Heckel, Robert Ludka, Richard Osterxnick, Bruce Rosmarynowski, Ioseph AIR CADET Malone, Richard Payleitner, Norman MARITIME SERVICE Kriel, Kenneth ROTC Dess, Iames WAVES Czarnecki, Dolores Erickson, Dorothy lenders, Angeline MacLay, Shirley WAAC Daniels, Arlene Stempski, Irene ENSIGN NURSE Paszkowslri, Dorothy r. wh 1125. 5 A :af . id , ny wx 3 ,WJ ,.,,. :N Vs 'I xx mf 'G N mg l +-. if ...:.- 4, 3 i L12 f if 'L' K V . 'Z J . ab I 5 T. an f. B.-.1 '-if 5 wi x1 ' -.. , 5,25- 5. -FKA .II A-.. inns.:- ,,,,.i- , K .-me-vw ' WJ 33 A. -If 'flf -1-f ' . 'U Ill 0 9 1 I G I C tv O 'iii Wei 5 pa CJ QX 7 Q' w I FQ .li f ff--1 , E. Miller, G. Nowak, I. Pruszynski, W. Sowinski, R. Filut, R. Broduczynski, I. Pelkowski, R. Pfeiier, R. Simon cmd R. Simon, H. Gcrudynski, K. Kriel, E. Gibowski, H.1-Xndrcxszczek, H. Bury, M.Topo1ski, I. Topolski, E. Schwul- bcxch, W. Stevenson. 1,9 -90 5.1, -3 4 : 1 -..r'?Qpy t 1 A ni Q . .f no G. Edwctrdson, R. Neumann, R. Riddle, H. Szponder, E. Vopczl, E. Michcdcxk, P. West, T, Topolski, H. Grcxcyal- ny, G. Schubilske, I. Lyman, E. Nowak, R. Mcltujewski, G. Felske, C, Pluer, E. Schwclbach, H. Icxrcmtowski, H. Klcxfkcx. iff 'A gl J, I X42 l'l ?' 1.4- Quik N 4,- -11.4- -..l , --- ra! ,..p-- .-if ,,.- px.- 1-4 ab-r I. C. Castleman, Principal In Salutation Another school year has gone. It has been a difficult year in some respects, but, with-all, we think a successful one, Perhaps it is the World-wide warfare going on that has made it seem different. Or possibly, it is due to some innate condition within ourselves, fostered by the war. In any case, the year has gone, and with it hundreds of our boys have left us to go out in the service of our country. Probably the best thing we who have remained behind have done has been to go along the while, as nearly normal as is possible. So doing has kept us steady, loyal, and We hope patriotic-characteristics necessary to our day. The best of good wishes to all. --l. C. CASTLEMAN , Q, 3 l' . . ' . . t, - r 4 -. A . e - - A f 1 . l . -. 5 3 l B. E. Brown, Vice Principal The Ideal School Wood, steel, brick and even people do not make a school. There must be an intangible spirit ot loyalty and zeal ol students, faculty and patrons oi the community to make a school a vital and living force in the lives of young men and women. The graduates oi this school have already given evidence of the success of the founders of Pulaski High School, in building a great and living force for good in this school, and in this community. -B. E. BROWN All ' Pulaski High School, 2500 West Oklahoma Avenue, is a school which incorporates all the ideals of a true democratic education. There 4 nl u v , In ff - ,,...o-'- MAIN OFFICE Tlll are no laws, but regulations and where they are needed they are incorporated. Students may make preparations for their chosen careers by taking appro- priate subjects. The teachers of these various subjects are guides in the personal lives of the stu- dents as well, so that a spirit of friendship prevails throughout the student's high school life. In co-ordination with the main office there are many branches of the school which make Pulaski the great school that it is. The attend- ance office, the guidance offices, the treasurer's office are but a few of the many departments of which the administration consists. Since the War many phases of school life have changed. Teach- ers and students have entered the armed services and many courses have changed to allow for phases concerning military ideas, but in spite of the War Pulaski High School continues as it always has, Forward. n S TREASUREITS OFFICE Emily Hutter pi A WPENYOURE . N ' ATTENDANCE OFFICE Ann Stogney f' , 'W Emily Walczak , ' 14 xg . ll- lr 1 1. 4 up-M Back Row, left to right: Miss Edith Friese, sponsor: Clifford Patzke, Robert Dziedzic, and Mr. William Czarnecki, SPOHSOT. Front Row, left to right: Donald Albrecht, Gloria Bakken, lane Breckenridge, Marie Kneser, and Paul Blank. FEBRUARY CLASS HISTORY It was February, 1939, when a small group of Freshmen entered the portals ot Pulaski High School. These students, lead by Mr. Wm. Czar- necki and Miss Edith Friese, were to prove to be some of the most interesting and active in the school's history. Even as Sophomores they held events which greatly added to the class treasury. These events were considered quite an attainment for lower classmen. The otficers ot this class were: Donald Albrecht, Catherine Blank, Phyllis Ann Gosch, Harry Harries, Marie Kneser, Dorothy Kowalski, and Carl Kuehne. The semesters tlew by and their Iunior year arrived. These people were extremely coopera- tive with the other classes. In November ot l94l they were co-sponsors with the llB class in the presentation of their Prom which carried a South American theme, a suitable back- ground tor the then popular Conga dance. Louis Szrot was elected king and reigned royal- ly with his queen, Grace Cyganek. This year the students were lead by the same group who were chosen the previous year. At last, but by no means least, the long awaited Senior year arrived for the eighty-nine students, whose class commission was com- posed of Donald, Albrecht, Gloria Bakken, Paul Blank, lane Breckenridge, Robert Dziedzic, Clit- ford Patzke and Marie Kneser. The annual Senior Prom was presented and beautiful Marie Kneser reigned as queen with her chosen king, Robert Kroening. The Senior vaudeville was held, and the pro- ceeds were left to the school as a parting gift. These eighty-nine students, who have the dis- tinction ot being the smallest graduating class from the new building, will long be remember- ed as one of Pu1aski's finest groups. . -.ii-.,. LEATRICE BABCOCK DALE HANNER Secretary President IOHN NADOLNY DANIEL IAWORSKI Vice-President Treasurer JUNE SENIHH CLASS IIISTUHY In the fall of September, 1939, Pulaski opened its doors to another new class of freshmen. Little did anyone know that day as these new students assembled in their new surroundings, how ambitious, potential, and challenging they would become. The freshmen and sophomore years passed leaving our class acquainted with the general routine of high school lite and a realization of its importance. For the most part this year was one of orientation. Mr. Filipiak and Miss O'Bri- en were chosen as the class sponsors. Then the junior year, Oh yes! This was when they became part of the upper classmen with many opportunities which were received with much gratification and put to the greatest ad- vantage. A spectacular event was the junior prom, a gay event with a South American at- mosphere. Louis Szrot reigned as king with Grace Cyganek as his chosen queen. The jun- ior class witnessed a great event that year when the swimming team took first place in the city meet with the aid of several up and coming junior boys, including Louis Szrot, Norman Sobczak, and Raymond Gaudynski. Through all the excitement, activities, and joys of high school days, sad incidents over- shadowed a part of it. Many ot our students, both boys and girls, were called to the service of our country, sacrificing not only their educa- tions: but in some cases, their lives. In this crisis many of the classmen here at school were found giving freely and willingly of their time to the aid of the Red Cross, ration boards, sal- vage and scrap drives, and above all, a great spirited campaign for the buying of war bonds and stamps. All too soon came September of 1942 with the last year of high school beginning for this class. Early in the year, class officers were elected as follows: President, Dale Hannerp vice president, Iohn Nadolnyg treasurer, Daniel Iaw- orskig and secretary, Leatrice Babcock. Social events of significance included the homecoming dance, the aquacade and the sen- ior prom, which highlighted the year. Through popular vote Marie Kneser reigned as queen with Robert Kroening as her king. The last few months of school included the class play, A Kiss for Cinderella, in which Marjorie Porath and Melvin Berg starred in the leading roles: the spring prom, character day, cap and gown day, and the senior ban- quet. The class was distinguished by many of the boys joining the Air Corps Reserve during the last semester, and the girls securing employ- ment in essential war industries and registering in nursing and F. B. I. work for their post-gradu- ate work. All too soon these events, planned with great sincerity and thought, came to a close, leaving many memories in the hearts of the Seniors as they said Good Bye, it not with a tear in their eyes, then in their hearts. DONALD ALBRECI-IT-Science, Captain ol Mon- itors, Gym Team GLEN ALBRECHT-Elective: Monitor GLORIA BAKKEN-Elective, Glee Club, Choir, Ir. Girls' Club, Operetta. KATHRYN BLANK-Science, Intramurals, Radio Broadcasting, Camera Club, Ir. Girls' Club . PAUL BLANK-Scienceg Tennis, German Club GRACE BOGACKI-Electiveg Intramurals, Spanish Club. DOLORES BORTH-Elective, Speech, Choir, Ger- man Club, Monitor IANE BRECKENRIDGE- Accounting, Intramurals LUCILLE BZDAWKA -Science, Camera Club. DOLORES CINGATURA-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Glee Club, Polish Club DOLORES DOLL- English, Blue Mask, Swimming Club . RUTH DROZEWSKI-Stenographic, Home Econ. Club. ROBERT DZIEDZIC-Science, Basketball, Track, Football IOHN EBERT - Elective, Chemistry Club, Archery Club THOMAS ERICKSON - Industrial Arts, Camera Club, Aeronautics. RAYMOND FAIKOWSKI-Elective, Life Saving, Chess Club, Manager ol Swimming Team, Foot- ball, Monitor . DOLORES FISCHER-Elective, Home Econ. Club lPresidentl RICHARD FRENCZAK-Science, Basketball, Stamp Club, Scrapbook. FEHRUAH GLORIA GAIEWSKI-Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Cavalier PHYLLIS GOSCH-English, German Club ,. IOSEPH GRAIEK-Accounting. BERNARD HINZ-Elective, Dancing Club, Radio Broadcasting, Chess Club, Monitor. , SHIRLEY HYBICKI-Science: lr. Girls' Club, Camera Club . . EUGENIA IDZIKOWSKI-Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club. ARLEEN IACKTHUBER-Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Badminton LORRAINE IANKOWSKY- Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals, Class Play, Chorus, Monitor, Cavalier Newspaper, Movie Club , DONALD KEDZIE-Science. ROSEMARIE KLINGSEISEN - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Dancing Club MARIE KNESER-Ao counting, German Club VIVIAN KOEPSEL- Elective. STHER KOLP-Elective, Ir, Girls' Club, Swim- ming Club ALVIN KOSTECKI - Science, Track, Gym Team LE ROY KUCHARSKI - Science, Sr. Band, Football. EAH LIOLIADIS-Elective, Intramurals, Ir. Girls' Club, Monitor DOROTHY LOOK - Elective, Polish Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Annual Stall ADELINE LUBINSKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Monitor. HAIJUATES ROBERT MACAK-Manual Artsg Track, Swimming Club. .. RUTH MAKSEWICZ-Elective: Cavalier Newspaper, Swimming, Monitor ...HENRIETTE MARSZEWSKI-Stenographicy Polish Club, Ir. Girls' Club. IANE MARTYNSKI-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Mon- itor, Travel Club ..., FRANK MASLOWSKI - Elective-5 Aeronautics Club, Glee Club, Archery Club, Swimming Club .... CLEMENTINE MICHA- LAK-Stenographicg Polish Club. IRENE MOELLER - Stenographic ...CONRAD NATSCI-IKE - Science, Sr. Band... AUDREY NEUMAN-Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Orches- tra, Volleyball. IACK NOBLE -- Elective, Baseball ...MARION NOWAKOWSKI-Elective: Swimming Club, Ra- dio Broadcasting, Camera Club .... GLORIA PACZESNY-Stenographicg History Club, Book- store Clerk, Office Monitor. DOROTHY PARZYCH -- Science, Intramurals .... CLIFFORD PATZKE - Elective: Camera Club, Monitor, Gym Team, Football, Cavalier . LOR- RAINE PLOSZAI - Stenographicg Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club. IOSEPH PUCZYLOWSKI-Scienceg Football, Polish Club, Science Club ..,. ADELPHINE RAKOWSKI -Electiveg Intramurals, Home Econ. Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Monitor. ,. BERNICE RIECKHOFF- Elective: Lite Saving, Intramurals, Home Econ. Club. FEBRUAH RUTHE RUTKOWSKI - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Monitor, Swimming Club, Home Econ. Club ,,.. CAROLINE SCHLUETER-Science, Radio Broad- casting, Swimming Club, Intramurals, Movie Club RUTH SCHROEDER - Stenographic, Home Econ. Club, Choir. ELAINE SCHWABE-Elective, German Club, Sr. Band, Annual Staff, Monitor, Speech Choir ,.,. MARION SIELOFF-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, In- tramurals . LILLIAN SLIWINSKI-Elective, In- tramurals, Travel Club, Home Econ. Club. RICHARD SOVITZKY-Science, Aeronautics, Cam- era Club, Monitor .... THADDEUS SOWINSKI- Elective, Chorus, Camera Club, Chess. .EUGENE STIKA-Science, Movie Club, Camera Club, Monitor. LILLIAN SUIDA - Stenographic, Volleyball PEARL SZALANSKI-Elective, Polish Club, Bas- ketball .. CLARA SZPLITT-Elective. ESTHER SZYMANSKI-Stenographic, Polish Club, Travel Club, Ir. Girls' Club , . IRENE TISCHER- English, Intramurals, Ir. Girls' Club... FAITH TRAPP-Ste-nographic. ROBERT TUTAI-Manual Arts, Swimming Team ROBERT VANESKA - Science, Basketball, Track, Football, Intramurals . ROBERT VOELZ -Elective: Choir. GRADUATES 1 -J --? Wi' 47.7-f '? RITA WENTLAND--Steriographicg Volley ball, Bas- ketball. .. IRVIN WESTBROOK-Electiveg Football tManagerl, N.Y.A.... BERNICE WIRSBITZKE- Elective: Ir. Girls' Club, Operetta, Class Play, Choir, Orchestra. HARRY ZAHN - Club . . .ORNA Club, Ir. Girls' Movie Club . Ir. Girls' Club, Mathematics, Camera, Science IANE ZAHN-English: Camera Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, WANDA ZANIEWSKI-Science, Polish Club. FRANCES ZURAWSKI - Elective. FEBRUARY GRADUATES 1List of students OWEN BANE - Science. ARNOLD DATKA - Science, Basketball, Track, ln- tramurals. DONNA KACZECKA-Electiveg Camera Club. ADRIAN MANIKOWSKI-Elective, Basketball, Blue Mask. BETTY ANNE MAYER-Elective: Camera Club. without pictures! DELORES IVIODRZEIEWSKI-Elective, Sr. Girls' Club. VIRGINIA STACHOWSKI-Elective, Intramurals. HARRY SZKLARSKI-Manual Arts, Basketball. IEANETTE SZYMANSKI-English: Polish Club. PI-IILLIP WEST-Science, Camera Club, Aeronaut- ics. FEBRUARY ARTHUR ADESKO - Science: Camera, Football, Track DOLORES ALBRECHT - Stenograph- ic, Travel Club, Red Sarong BEVERLY AN- DERSON - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club. GLORIA ANDERSON - English, German Club, Class Play HWENCELAUS ANDRUCZYK - Mathematics, Polish Club . . VIENNA ANTONO- VICH - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Intramurals. ALICE BABIECKI - Elective, Ir. and Sr. Girls' Club, Ir. and Sr. Band, Drum Majorette.. EVELYN BACKLO - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals HENRY BANACZAK - Science, Ir. and Sr. Band. IOI-IN BANE - Elective, Radio Broadcasting Club , GILBERT BALDZIKOWSKI-Science, Travel Club, Football DONALD BARG - Science, Stamp Club lpresidentl, Archery Club, Cavalier Newspaper. HAROLD BARWA-Science, Chemistry Club, Class Play . DOROTHY BASILIUS - Science, Blue Mask MARGARET BASTLE - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club ITreasurerl, German Club, Intramur- als. HELEN BENNETT - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Radio Broadcasting, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Castle Players, Travel Club .. MELVIN BERG - Elective, Class Play, Monitor Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Intramurals VIRGIN- IA BERKA-Elective, Intramurals. JUNE BRIDGET BESSA - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, French Club, , GERALDINE BIE- LAWSKI-Stenographic, Intramurals . GREG- ORY BIENIEWSKI-Science, Intramurals, Moni- tor. HAROLD BLAESING - Science, Archery Club, Basketball, Track . BERNICE BRODZIK-Elec- tive, Ir. Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Swimming . . GERALDINE BRONIKOWSKI-Elective: Latin Club, Red Sarong, Ir. Girls' Club. HELEN BROWN - Science, Red Sarong, Swim- ming, Science Club, Band, Choir, Quill and Scroll, Publications . .CAMILLE BRUCKWICKI Stenographic, Girls' Reserve ITreasurerl, Intra- murals, Bookstore Clerk, Cavalier LEONARD BRUDNICKI - Science, Chemistry Club, Aero- nautics Club, Polish Club. RITA BRUSKEWITZ - Elective THADDEUS BRZECZKOWSKI - Elective, Polish Club, Trav- el Club HELEN BUDNIK-Elective. PATRICIA BURKE - English, Travel Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Spanish Club, Class Play . , ALYCE BURMEISTER - English, Class Play, Sr. Orchestra, Cavalier Staff UALICE BURY- Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Travel Club, Scrap Book Club, Spanish Club, Intra- murals. WILLIAM BUTH - Science, Chemistry Club, Aero- nautics Club iPresidenti, Orchestra DOLOR- ES BYKOWSKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Sci- ence Club, Swimming, . ROSEMARIE BYDAW- KA - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramur- als. JUNE IRENE CHAPAS - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club., CAROLINE CHOINACKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Scrapbook Club, Red Sarong, Radio Broadcasting Club, Intramurals . IOSEPH CHOINACKI-Elective, Polish Club, Travel Club, Spanish Club. EVELYN CHYLA-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Trav- el Club, Home Economics Club IPresidentl. .. BERNARD CIESIELSKI - Science, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Swimming Team IOHN CIESLA - Elective, Travel Club, Track, Radio Broadcasting Club IVice-presidentl. LUCILLE CIESLIK - Elective, Sr. Girls' Club , ESTHER CIULA - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Po- lish Club . ARTHUR CONRAD-Elective, Class Play, Radio Broadcasting. JUNE COUILLARD - Elective NELL CULP -- Elective, Class Play, Blue Mask, Travel Club ....GRACE CYGANEK - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Archery Club, Aeronaut- ics Club, Red Sarong, Intramurals. ELAINE CZARNECKI - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Science Club HELENII DANIELSKI -- Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club, Science Club, Girls' Glee Club ..., IEAN- ETTE DELLEMANN - Elective, Intramurals. THOMAS DESS - Science, Aeronautics Club, Chemistry Club, Science Club, Swimming Team RODNEY DIONNE - Mathematics, French Club.. GENEVIEVE DOBERSTEIN - Elective, Travel Club, Red Sarong, Ir. Girls' Club. GRADUATES SYLVESTER DOMBROSKI - Elective, Class Com- mission, Quill and Scroll, Cavalier Newspaper . EDWIN DREWEK - Elective DOROTHY DUBIS - Elective, Travel Club. IACK DUROVY - Manual Arts, Aeronautics, Mon- itor Captain EVELYN DZIEDZIC - History, Cheer Leader, Swimming, Radio Broadcasting, Class Play, Cavalier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Intramurals , LILLIAN DZOMBA - Elec- tive, Ir. Girls' Club, Glee Club, Intramurals, Band, Orchestra. IOHN ERNST - Mathematics, Football, Track, Swimming, Class Play, German Club, Blue Mask, U. S. Y. A., Intramurals THOMAS FARRELL - English, Blue Mask, Latin Club, Science Club, Choir SHIRLEY FELSKE-Stem ographic, Hall and Oltice Monitor, Ir. Girls' Club. GLORIA FILUT-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club RO- LAND FONS - Elective, Aeronautics, Spanish Club, French Club, Camera Club, Track, Box- ing LILA FRANK-English. FLORIAN FRANECKI - Elective, Intramurals ,, ARNOLD FRIEDMAN - Science, Latin Club, Camera Club GRACE GALASKA - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Glee Club. BILLIE GARY - Stenographic, Camera Club, Scrapbook Club, Swimming Club, Intramurals . ROBERT GAUDYNSKI - Science, Swimming Team, Gym Team, Blue Mask, Stage Crew , EVELYN GIESE - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong. JUNE VIVIAN GINSBURG-Science, French Club, Chess Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Mathematics Club, U. S. Y. A., Cavalier Newspaper, Red Sarong, Blue Mask THOMAS GLOWIENKA-Science, Sci- ence Club, Aeronautics ESTHER GOZDOW- IAK - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Class Com- mission, Blue Mask, Castle Players, Science Club, Intramurals. NORMAN GRADECKI - English, Basketball lCo- Captainl, Track MILDRED GRESBACH-Sten- ographic, Travel Club, Polish Club, Radio Broadcasting LORETTA GRZYBOWSKI-Elem tive, Travel Club CTreasurerl, Blue Mask, Scrap- book Club, Tumbling. RUTH GUILFOILE - Elective, Ir. Swimming Club, Glee Club, Chorus FRANCIS GUNIA - Sci- ence, Track, Cross Country, Volleyball, Base- ball DONALD GUT - Mathematics, Quill and Scroll, Cavalier Newspaper, Class Play, Intramurals, Basketball. LA VERNE HAHLBECK-Elective, Scrapbook Club . MARCELLA HEEDREICK - Elective, French Club, Camera Club, Travel Club, Swimming AUDREY HEGELMEYER - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Office Mon- itor. HELEN HEISLER - Science, Spanish Club, Trav- el Club, lr. Girls' Club, Choir EDWARD HEIVILIN - Manual Arts, Chess Club, Stamp Club, Track, Intramurals RUTH HELMINIAK- Elective, Ir. Girls' Club. DONALD HENNING - Elective, Intramurals DELBERT HOFFMAN - Elective, Stamp Club, Radio Broadcasting Club HERBERT HOFF- MAN - Science, Aeronautics Club, Track. GHAIIUATES ALICE HOLTON - English: Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask LA VERNE HYBICKI - Elective: Victory Council RITA IDZIKOWSKI - Accounting: Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Class Play, Dancing. RUTH IGIELSKI - Elective: Ir. Girls' Club, Po- lish Club ,.,, HERMAN IGNATOWSKI - Elec- tive: Travel Club, Polish Club IPresidentl .... SHIRLEY IPSEN - Elective: Ir. Girls' Club, Camera Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Radio Broadcasting Club, Chorus, Orchestra. ROBERT IACK - Science: Swimming Club ,,., MARY IAMES - Stenographic: Ir. Girls' Club, Scrapbook Club, Intramurals. . AUDREY IAN- CZAK - Elective: Radio Broadcasting Club, In- tramurals. MARVIN IANUSZ - Elective: Orchestra, Choir, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Castle Players, Class Play, Spanish Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Archery Club DANIEL IARECKI -- English: Chess Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Red Sarong, Boys' Glee Club, Intramurals . IRENE IELINEK - Elective: Girls' Glee Club, Chorus, Intramurals. CHARLOTTE IELINSKI - Elective: Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals, Girls' Glee Club VALERIA IEN- DRASZAK - Elective: Ir. Girls' Club , EUNEL- LA IONAS -- Stenographic: French Club, Scrap- book Club IPresidentl. GORDON IUNGBLUTH -- Science: Chess Club, fVice-Presidentl, Archery Club , PATRICIA KACZECKA - Elective: Swimming, Ir. Girls' Club, Class Play. . EDWARD KACZMAREK - Elective: Chess Club, Track, Swimming. JUNE IUNE KAHOLKA - Elective, Travel Club EVELYN KAMINSKE - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Girls' Reserve RUTH KAPCZYNSKI - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club. CHARLES KASZA - Elective, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra EUGENIA KAZMIERCZAK - Elec- tive, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club MATTHEW KEARNEY - Science, Science Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club. AUDREY KIELICH - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Polish Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Camera Club, Intramurals MARIORIE KLASE - Elective, Red Sarong, German Club, Swim- ming, Intramurals THOMAS KINDER - Sci- ence, Boys Glee Club, Science Club, Orchestra. GRACE KLECZKA - Elective: Ir. Girls' Club RITA KLOFTA - Elective, Travel Club ,RUS- SELL KLUG - Mathematics, Football, Track, Swimming. IOSEPH KODZIC - Elective ., GERTRUDE KOL- TERMANN-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club ISec.l, Sr. Girls' Club, Publications, Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Monitor, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Movie Club RITA KONIECZKA-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Chorus, Red Sarong, Monitor, Intramurals. CHARLOTTE KONIECZNY - Elective GEORGE KONTOWICZ - Elective, Senior Orchestra, Choir, Swimming Team, EMILY KOPLIN - Stenographic, French Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Trav- el Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Class Play. GRADUATES ELLEN KOSS - Elective, Swimming Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals . ROBERT KOSSOW - Eng- lish, Football, Track, Basketball, Blue Mask, Scrapbook Club .HGLORIA KOTECKI - Elec- tive, Ir. Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Radio Broadcasting, Monitor, Glee Club. ARLINE KOZMINSKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club .... DONALD KRAUSE - Science, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Movie Club, Camera Club, Red Sa- rong, Radio Broadcasting, Swimming, Track, Baseball, Volleyball ROBERT KROENING - Elective, Swimming, Baseball, Sr. Band, News- boy Club iVice-Pres.l GRACE KROLIKOWSKI - Elective, Red Sarong Vice-Pres.l Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Polish Club . ARNOLD KUCHTA - Elective, Basket- ball, Football, Track, Soccer SHIRLEY KUK- NAT - Elective, Red Sarong. ESTHER KULIGOWSKI - Elective, Polish Club, Home-Econ., Girls' Glee Club NANCY KUSH - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club IEANETTE KUZMA - Elective, Science Club, French Club, Blue Mask, Intramurals, Cavalier Stall. MARGARET LENZ - Elective, Polish Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club . ALGENIA LES- NIEWSKI - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Trav- el Club, Radio Broadcasting, Ir. Orchestra Sr. Orchestra, Choir . IEANETTE LESZCZYNSKI - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Movie Club, Red Sarong, Intramurals. BERNARD LEWANDOWSKI - Elective, Chess Club, Baseball, Volleyball REGINA LEWAN- DOWSKI - Elective KENNETH LEWIS - Elective. JUNE RUTH LIESKE - Elective, Travel Club , EMILY LISIECKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals GENEVIEVE LISOWICZ - Elective, Swim- ming Club, Intramurals. DANIEL LOHRKE - Science, Track, Cross-Country CORINNE LORENZ - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Swimming Club, Intramurals, Red Sarong AUDREY LUCH- SINGER - S'enographic, Spanish Club. MARILYN LUDTKE - English, Speech Choir, Ger- man Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Radio Broadcasting, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Intramurals RUTH MACIKOWSKI - English, Ir. Girls' Club, French Club lPres.l Blue Mask BERNADINE MALKOWSKI - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Polish Club, Blue Mask, Intramurals. DORIS MALLAN - Accounting, Ir, Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask IUNE MAZUREK - English, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Castle Players ROSE MARTENS - History, Blue Mask, Publications, Sr. Girls' Club, Movie Club. SYLVIA MARCINIAK - Elective, Ir, Girls' Club, Polish Club CLIFFORD MAROSTE - Elective, Swimming Club, Intramurals SYLVIA MAR- UNOWSKI - Elective, Ir, Girls' Club. VIRGINIA MAYESKY - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Girls' Glee, Home Econ., Scrapbook Club, Travel Club, Intramurals, Monitor, Red Sarong EIL- EEN MCCALLY - Elective, Red Sarong, Radio Broadcasting, Spanish Club, Class Play EU- GENE METZKE - Elective, Aeronautics. GRADUATES LE ROY MEVIS - Elective, Ir. and Sr. Orchestra, Monitor.. LE ROY MEYER - Elective, Intra- murals, Chess Club . EUGENE MICHALSKI -- Electiveg Polish Club, Archery Club. LEONARD MICHALSKI - Science DOROTHY MILANOWSKI - Stenographicg Ir. Girls' Club, Ir and Sr. Orchestra ,.., ROBERT MILKOWSKI - Electiveg Track. LORENA MILLARD -- Elective, German Club, Spanish Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Blue Mask, Ir. Girls' Club . IEROME MOCZYNSKI - Elective: Archery Club . LEONA MOGILKA - Science: Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Glee Club, Chorus, Red Sarong, Latin Club, Blue Mask, Cavalier Newspaper iFeature Editorl, Class Play, Quill and Scroll, Intramurals. MONA MONAHAN - Englishg Spanish Club, Speech Choir, Travel Club, Red Sarong iPres.l, Blue Mask Club, Movie Club, Camera Club ..,. NORBERT MROTEK - Science: Stamp Club, Basketball .. WILLIAM MUELLER -- Elective: Scrapbook, Intramurals, IOYCE MURRY - Elective: Ir. Girls' Club. . ES- THER MUSIAL - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club iVice Pres.l, Sr. Girls' Club, Intramurals , . BETTY NADOLNA - Accounting. HILARY NAKIELSKI - Science: English Club, Chess Club, Basketball Team, Mathematics Club . , . ,DAVID NEUGENT - Elective: Radio Broad- casting Club, Chess Play RUTH NOWAK - Elective Polish Club, Travel Club, Camera Club, Movie Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Hall and Office Monitor. JUNE LORENCE NOWAKOWSKI - English, Polish Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Radio Broad- casting Club DANIEL NOWICKI - Mathe- matics, Swimming Team . RICHARD NOWICKI - Elective, Chess Club, Science Club, Travel Club. OSE OLDE - Elective, Glee Club, Red Sarong, Intramurals . LOIS OTZELBERGER - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Science Club, Glee Club, Blue Mask . IUNE OWSIANOWSKI - Elective, Swimming Club, Ir. Girls' Club. ORETTA PACHUCKI - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club. .. ERWIN PACZKOWSKI - Mathematics, Science Club, Blue Mask, Red Sa- rong, Soccer . . .DANIEL PALUCHNIAK - Man- ual Arts, Chess Club, Science Club. LORENCE PANFIL - Elective, Polish Club, Radio Broadcasting, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Red Sarong . GRACE PARADOWSKI - Science, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Radio Broadcast- ing, Ir. Swimming Team, Latin Club, Basketball IACK PAULSEN - Elective, Red Sarong, Blue Mask tSec,l Stamp Club tVice Pres.l, Ten- nis, Cross Country. UTH PERGANDE - Elective, Blue Mask, Intra- murals, Swimming Club, Spanish Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Class Play MILDRER PETERSON - Mathematics, Ir. Girls' Club... SHIRLEY PETRY - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Latin Club IPres.l, Travel Club. LLEN PFEIFER - Science, Science Club, Basket- ball Team .... GERALDINE PFEIFER - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Intra- murals SYLVIA PIEKACZEWSKI - English, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong. HAIQIUATES 34 I ,Y I LEONARD PIONTEK - Science: Football, Baske' ball, Track, Blue Mask EUGENE PIOTROW SKI - Elective, Football, Track, Swimming , SHIRLEY PIOTROWSKI - Stenographic: Blu Mask, Cavalier Newspaper, Intramurals, Ir. Girls Club. DONALD PLATZ - Elective, Basketball, Intr murals, Blue Mask CASIMIR PODKOMORS - Science EDMUND PODLASKI - Science Science Club, History Club, Spanish Club. MADELYN PONSCHOCK - Stenographicg Ir. Girl: Club, Swimming Club, Intramurals CHARLE POOK - History, Football Manager, Track MARIORIE PORATH - Scienceg Red Sarong Blue Mask, Radio Broadcasting, Class play: Intramurals. AUDREY POZNANSKI - Stenographicg Ir, Girl: Club, Polish Club IEAN PRICE - Elective Ir. Girls' Club, Ir and Sr. Band, Glee Club DANIEL RADKE - Science, Latin Club, Chen istry Club, Science Club, ROBERT RAMLOW - Science, Camera Clulz Chemistry Club, Archery, Track, Intramurals . IAMES REBILLOT - Mathematicsg Camera Clul: French Club, Track, Basketball, Publications DONALD REIFF- Mathematicsg Quill and Scrol Spanish Club, Sr. Band, Badger Boys State, Ar nual lEditor-in-Chiefl. IRWIN REINKE - Elective, Swimming Club, Intro murals RUTH RISTOW - Elective, Ir. Girl: Club R I C H A R D ROBAK - Mathematic: Mathemalics Club. .IUNI ARCIA ROZESKI - English, Choir FLORIAN ROZWADOWSKI - Science, Polish Club, Blue Mask, Magic Club DOROTHY RUPINSKI - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club, Radio Broadcasting, Girls' Glee Club, Scrapbook Club. ARVIN RUTZ - Elective, Track, Swimming Club, Travel Club lTreas.l LAVERNE SCHMIDT - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Home Econ., Dancing Club ELDRIDGE SCHUBERT-Elective, Chem- istry Club, Stamp Club, ALTRAUDT SCHUBERT - English, Radio Broad- casting, Blue Mask, Travel Club, History Club, Volleyball, Publications EDITH SCHUENKE - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Cavalier Newspaper DOROTHEA SCHULTZ - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals. VELYN SCHWICHTENBERG - Elective, Intra- murals DOUGLAS SCHWARTZ - Elective, Latin Club, Archery, Intramurals, Monitor Cap- tain ANGELINE SCHUTZ - English, Polish Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Radio Broad- casting, Class Play, IEVELINE SELKE - Stenographicp Ir, Girls' Club, Travel Club BETTY SIEBOLD-Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club LORRAINE SIERSZIN-Science, Ir, Girls' Club, Monitor. IBERNICE SIKORSKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club ROMAN SIKORSKI - Elective, Bicycle Corp., Radio Broadcasting, Glee Club, Monitor Captain, Track RUTH SIMS - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Archery, Radio Broadcasting. H ll A ll ll A T E S DOROTHY SLAWINSKI - Science, Ir. Girls' Clu Girls Glee Club, Girls Reserve RAYMON SLOWINSKI - Elective IEAN SMITH-Elec: tive, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals, Travel Cluh Swimming Club. VIRGINIA SMITH - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Clul . MARCELLA SNOPEK - Elective, Blue Maslu Ir. Girls' Club, French Club, Class Play... DOROTHY SOBCZAK - Engilsh, Radio Broad casting Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club, BIu1 Mask, Class Play. NORMAN SOBCZAK-Mathematics, Varsity Swim ming Team, Stamp Club, Track, Football. . DOROTHY SOCZYNSKI - Elective RUTI' SOBCZAK - Accounting, Travel Club, Ir. Girls Club. GORDON SOKOL - Science, Science Club... IEROME SOMMERS - Science, Quill and Scroll Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Spanish Club, Trave Club, Radio Broadcasting Club, Class Play Cavalier Sports Editor WALTER SPIECZYN SKI - Science, Camera Club, Quill and Scroll Cavalier Desk Editor. GILBERT SPONHOLTZ - Elective, Blue Masln Swimming Club FRANK STAAB - Science Bicycle Corp, Camera Club, Travel Club, Latin Club, Radio Broadcasting, Class Play CLAR ICE STANCZYK - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Latin Club. LAWRENCE STACI-IOWIAK - Science, Trave Club, Intramurals... SALLY STEPHOWSKI - Elective, Scrapbook Club . RALPH STOLOW SKI -- Science, Chess Club, Archery Club, Mag ic Club. .luwr HERBERT STOMMEL-Elective, Football, Track . MARVIN STREMKE - Science, Intramurals . REGINA SWODZENSKI - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club, Speech Choir. ILDRED SZABLEWSKI - Elective, Red Sarong , EVELYN SZCZYBEK -- Stenographic, Travel Club, Ir. Girls' Club LOUIS SZROT-Science, Aeronautics Club, Chess Club, Intramurals, Swimming Team lCapt.l Ir. Prom King. ORRAINE TADYCH - Stenographic, Ir. Girls' Club RAYMOND TESKA-Accounting, Track, Cross Country, Aeronautics Club, Magic Club . IEAN TISHACEK - History, Travel Club. IGERALDINE TROIANOWSKI - Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Polish Club DOLORES ULMA - Eng- lish, Cavalier Reporter, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Radio Broadcasting Club, Intramurals, Quill and Scroll, Travel Club IOHN URBANIAK - Elec- tive. ROBERT UREDA - Science, Football, Swimming, Blue Mask WALTER VALESKI -- Science .... GLORIA VAN DYKE - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals, Victory Council, Blue Mask, Radio Broadcasting, Class Play. GERALDINE WACHOWIAK - Elective , , .CARO- LINE WALCZAK - Science, Ir. Girls' Club, Mathematics Club, Choir, Intramurals .... LOTTIE WALL-Elective, Ir. Girls' Club, Travel Club. GRADUATES , Q Jum- Class Spnnsnrs 'ir Q' Mr. William Czarnecki Miss Edith Friese CLARENCE WALLOCK - English, Monitor, Cava- lier Staff, Swimming GEORGE WALTER - Elective, Football, Track EDWARD WAW- RZYNIAK - Science, Science Club, Football, Track, Radio Broadcasting. EVELYN WAWRZYNIAK - Elective, Polish Club , VIRGINIA WAWRZYNIAKOWSKI - Elec- tive, Ir. Girls' Club ALBERT WEHR-Science: Science Club, German Club, Intramurals. ELMER WENDT - Elective RUTH WERNER - Stenographic DONALD WESTPHAL - Mathe- matics, IVice Pres.l. LA VERNE WIERZBA-English, Cheerleader, Trav- el Club, Class Play, Intramurals, Radio Broad- casting, Publications, Swimming Club CHAR- LOTTE WIERZBECKI-Mathematics, Polish Club, Ir. Girls' Club, Intramurals, Victory Council. IUNE GRADUATES: List of Students Without Pic- tures ALYCE FABISAK LEONA GASZAK . MARY HILL K E N N E T H SCHMIDT . HAROLD ZIEMBA. 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I ' f -Qiwiil' 'am .J E . -,.:,f, -1....'r:z '- ' .f 1 .eq I ,--, . , 4 . If umm '.' nr, f.-an - 1- -..JJ ' bu: - 3 .. . ...L-'..lm.'4:.u-, -,--. , Qc . li. 4 '35, .-,rf ,. , V , ' , .0 .- lu: I-.'a'S'l:r.' '.- '.- I, .:.' A' 1 'I - 4 . f -4-5 A- in ,. u ui 'sw -'S-1, J ai f- ... J ,Q I- ' -as .TY '-- ll .. -'av 1 . if f- mf' . z ' ' 1 , , l ' , f ll . ' I - + gr ' .X . 4, - :S I 1' Y ' -l lm Q 3' O 46 v r y., ,4 1. IX - lu l , I le + I I f 1 J - f '!!! . S 12B-MISS HETTWER-201 Top Row: F. Barlkowski, N. Klofka, D. Mickels, G. Darton, B. Schallhorn, G. Hensiak, A. Mucha. Row 2: M. Krueger, R. Buening, G. Hofmann, A. O'Keefe, C. Pacholski, M. Lang, D. Loritz, V. Skeira. Row 1: I. Santo, M. Sitte, A. Fiorini, R. Borucki, A. Lifzow, V. Gafke, P. Dutkiewicz, V. Pazderski, D. Iarosz. 12B-MR. GARVEY-222 Top Row: I. Bane, D. Hausfeld, D. Halverson, H. Link. Row 3: N. Komassa, R. Roehl, G. Piskula, E. Clauer, E. Latus, D. Brzezinski, E. Kowalski, B. Iaehnerl. Row 2: W. Miller, L. Fons, D. Matuszewski, L. Trybus, E. Baranow- ski, L. Poirzebny, E. Sheffield, S. Francke. Row 1: M. Gaurkee, A. Dereszynsfki, D. Bartczak, A. Kowalski, I. Billstrom, E. Mueller, R. Bruskewitz, D. Brownkowski, C. Donovan. 1'- ui I 4' AY 125-Mas. HOYER-322 Top Row: C. Rosinski, W. Vogel, I. Skubal, F. Reinhardt, I .Annen, L. Piotrowski, M. Rogaczewski. Row 2: R. Leiss, R. Leverence, R. Lipeles, A. Yahr, E. Orlowski, L. Erdmcmn, L. Ruzicka, T. Tobin. Row 1: I. Ash, G. Kroli- kowski, S. Bendlin, D. Stumpf, A. Michalak, V. Urbaniak, B. Kleszczynski, M. Leder, E. Laniewski, R. Skrzyp- czak. 42 '-.151 A f M. ,pg . exwvxsm HH 44 ,,'1 . f. 1135 'Q' F X, 'p Aflxg... 1 td-5 My .0' .l .. . , Y . Rfb . N x at - it K 'Y f -of 1 11A-MISS MOHR-22 Top Row: A. Reiske, F. Kroening, W. Scott. Row 2: D. Hoernke, G. Wiencek, K. Moe, R. Schultz, M. Kannapin, N. Hausield, A. Grabowsky, S. Diedrich, C. Dufirin. Bottom Row: B. Wilde, C. Kellner, I. Hillman, B. Krause, I. Drefahl, L. Lemanski, A. Kositzke, R. Neubauer, I. Kerschion. was-.2 uxuud . an . mid '11 Dil le lb' ef 11A-MRS. CICHOCKI-103 Top Row: H. Kossow, R. Welsh, N. Dank. Row 3: V. Riccardi, D. Podd, E. Wullf, G. Deia, D. Moczynski, C. Ro- gahn, G. Rose, B. Heinen. Row 2: B. Ratkowski, R. Bartkowski, L. Kokowski, C. Iuszczynski, H. Pendzick, I. Gla- pa, L. Grundkowski, E. Tylicki, D. Giese. Bottom Row: M. Bury, R. Romanowski, E. Pas, L. Kazic, M. A. Urban- ski, S. Soinder, V. Daniels, T. Iakubowski, E. Anderson. lr -:hi J in VME -' .LU id- ' ll! 11A-MR. BATTERMAN--129 Top Row: E. Piojda, R. Kuiawa. How 3: H. Carlsen, I. Ciesla, R. Vogt, V. Loeffler, R. Kohnhorst, A. Sawatske, F. Sawatske, F. Kleinsek, N. Andrzejewski. Row 2: D. Chartier, E. Grzezczak, O. Marquardt, E. Podemski, C. Kneser, A. Scwatske, L. Monty, E. Albrecht. Bottom Row: G. Kaczmarek, B. Lukszys, D. Lewandowski, G. Beck, B. Chel- miniak, D. Polewczynski, C. Kasza, V. Waggener, P. Czerwinski, A. Lesnick, G. Smutzer. 43 QTY? -f' ' 9. I 1, , 5 4 ,,4e h 1 ,gli 11A-MISS PHILILKOWSKI-203 Top Row: R. Kcxczmcxrek, F. Tcxtercr, E. Popek, D. Goudynski, K. Fons. Row 3: E. Zindcx, W. Doss, L. Rcxszkiewicz, C. Kosykowski, N. Wesoloski, M. Ziolkowski, R. Sobotcr, A. Bystrcx, M. Frcmecki. Row 2: I. Nitkowski, I. Beckwith, R. Mooney, C. Demski, L. Sokolowski, I. Schoper, M. Fiorini, R. Barth, M. Fiorini. Bottom Row: D. Sautbine, V. Szczybek, G. Durct, F. Fluder, M. Cimpl, E. Duve, S. Durbcxhrt, T. Lybek, I. Muschinski, P. Krolick. lg ffm f 1 ' 1 'ini A .- l, uns' ln 7, ' , A i-. 9 -I nj 1' I. I f are 'f f ,' '31 0 I , 1 7-X 1 ' 1. L f f t 1lA-MISS DORING-225 Top Row: R. Vogt, K. Oxendorf, G. Rice, I. Wcxchowicxk, P. Mc1cGillis, H. Orlowski, I. Stecker, B. Willborn, A. Bonk. Row 2: G. Mcxhlanclt, F. Muternski, G. Krifku, S. Lozinski, C. Kcxemlein, B. Mierendorf, R. Krause, I. Kotmcrrowski, I. Krzyzunowski, A. Horn. Bottom Row: P. Faber, L. Frauenfelder, R. Iuich, I.. Pfeiffer, F. Kcxcz- mcxrski, P. Pollock, M. Heller, M. Kuzmcx, G. Hirsch, T. Villa, R. Groh. iuEl 'f7'7ie'l '1Ll ' 'v-f Lf ff' - ' -1 Q .- - 2 l I .- ' is ' l 7 ' .. 1' - Q 4 1 3 ,.3tf' 'ful -vga fs. A, .yt - C 5... ' .J I . vs, Lv .11 A Htl. '41 J 4.40 , 1 K Oo 22. ' Q ' L .. 5 Q ' I ' ,V x 3' is 4. Y . - ' . 'el l l1A-MISS FRIESE-229 Top Row: D. Folkowski, S. Winkowski, E. Puwelski, A. Hofke, R. Choincxcki, R. Fickou, I. Lorentz. Row 2: K. Smiglieski, R. Topolski, M. Zyndcx, C. Szcxdcx, D. Ulezelski, P. Steck, G. Schronk, M. Rehm, L. Young. Bottom Row: A. Uredcx, R. Dobson, R. Goetz, L. Smulski, L. Sirnon,I.Wcxwrzynic1k, B. Szczutowski, R. Pctrys, H. Druch, D. Rezek, A. Misiewicz. 44 r fu Lf E llA-MR. LITZOW-312, ROW l AND 2 Top Row: B. Nichols, W. Miller, R. Behnke, A. Grochowski, G. Zclfran, R. Chojncxcki, G. Rogaczewski. Row 3: D. Buschatz, R. Borth, E. Prescott, I. Bednczrek, R. Bennett, A. Schudtz, S. Wojtcxsiak, S. Niezncmski, I. Koepsel. Row Z: A. Berger, R. Ryback, V. Gulezynski, E. Sielult, S. Steitz, A. Burg, R. Skrzypczynski, R. Zcxwadcx, I. Chy- bowski, V. Potrykus. Bottom Row: C. Kowalski, L. Kcxzik, E. Todryk, L. Koss, D. Pliss, B. I. Flcxch, B. Witte, D. A l 4 Woiak, I. Carey, E. Reich, R. Skrenty. 11A-MR. LITZOW-312, ROW 3 AND 4 Top Row: C. Foelske, E. Konopski, R. Bronikowski, R. Baldewicz, R. Dyewski, T. Gowin. Row 3: F. Brzozowy E. Brlewski, K. Wcxrcrczynski, I. Bylewski, R. Bochcxt, R. Franke, H. Domino, H. Mikoloiewski, L. Dobson. Row 2. A. Noll, G. Drewicz, F. Karas, G. Pcmdzick, S. Eliopoulus, G. Groszczyk, S. Briesemeister, H. Markowski, L Schuhilske, D. Icrrembe. Bottom Row: A. Moran, S. Meyer, A. Pett, B. Androszyzyk, M. Niescios, L. Gonicx, P Doro, C. Guzenda, E. Micholczyk, F. Iglinski. 1-I ,.....a..i Lin 11A-MR. LITZOW-312, ROW 5 AND 6 To Row' E. Zuiiorkowski, F Kearne R Koe sel B. Lonski R Kordes P. Hubmcm G Cemke. Row 3' Ski P - - Y. - p , , . , , . . I. - hinski, D. Murry, W. Iecke, N. Drewek, E. Kcczmcxrek, E. Szcxpinski, E. Ienks, D, Pokorcr, A. Floss, V. Kaczszkow- ski. Row 2: A. Nykiel, R. Forecki, R. Selin, D. Krcrmcxs, G. Kontowicz, N. Ferris, E. Dizobu, V. Komrudy, M. Shie- mcm, M. Blcttner, D. Falk. Bottom How: R. Kueza, D. Iurewicz, L. Schmidt, V. Krzyzcmowski, I. Stawicki, B. I. Szymcmski, D. Kozminski, R. Frenczcxk, A. Zuber. 45 'H 1 was A ir' if 1 5, ,ma - . 4-IQ anna ' ip V011 , ur-:ern ' ru. uri ' 3' ' 111.1 -IH I :lm . :lam a 'Y :mal 1 C J A I 1, - xxx' ' 4 .J - . f X llA-MR. LITZOW-312, ROW 7 AND 8 Top Row: R. Taylor, G. Olkowski, T. Dziadulewicz, C. Mittag, A. Breiwa, K. Gorski, E. Dudek, D. Paprocki, R. Iaskulski. Row 3: E. Nicola, A. Lemke, C. Osterndorf, W. Riddle, R. Hoffman, D. Mattson, R. Adamick, V. Stanik. Row 2: B. Talaska, M. Galecki, H. Wyrwas, I. Gumieny, R. Kuchcinski, A. Bednarek, B. Lang, E. Walczak. Bot- tom Row: V. Lukaszewski, N. Farris, D. Kozak, G. Malecki, R. Mies, E. Havlek, G. Gozdalska, L. Rudzinski, L. Zaporski, I. Nitz, A. Lietzke, M. Kcxpczynski. .1 ' I , Ybvfl ILL- - ' ' .I if I I fi -1 3 I 1 I .Ulf .4 11A-MR. LITZOW-312, ROW 9 Top Row: V. Pelzek, C. Ciesielski, G. Olkowski, R. Meyer, R. Taylor, R. Coley, T. Dziadulewicz, C. Oslerndorf. Bottom Row: R. Loreck, A. Grams, M. Pinkowski, A. Sturomski, D. Kozak, D. Glyzewski, A. Breiwa. 11B-MR. WETZEL-34 Top Row: E. Szklarski, G. Nenssen, D. Rosciszewski, M. Gnabasik, I. Falkoske, E. Lange, K. Ralh, A. Wierzba. Row 2: C. Substyk, R. Rise, R. Kopydlowski, R. Macak, R. Tarr, A. Sopke, A. Tomke, G. Peterson, I. Whxtney. Row 1: R. Lannert, M. Ruzieka, I. Schneiderwin, I. Trapp, I. Frenczak, I. Noble, D. Urbaniak, F. Dietsch, C. Grajek. 46 7. .,, fb' . if r' fl, 1 v I.: v. Q M , I a . v4 'Nf'7'w W' 1 5'lF xf. T H 1 -' I 'I Li' al -.fl 11B-MR. MCCARTY-227 Top Row: G. Acker, F. Barlow, E. Pruse, I. Buss, B. Braun, M. Ciszewski, A. Lohman, K. Rath. Row Z: R. Czer winski, B. Guss, I. Barr, D. Gut, I. Meister, D. Reck, W. Feuerpfeil, D. Polzin, S. Iacobsen. Row 1: A. Huck E. Gruhn, M. Miller, L. Fiedler, R. Iakobi, L. Boese, A. Draeving, F. Cichy, F. Kitzki, S. Niss. U-. I 1,1- ,E fi . , AN- fc A - 'F I A 1- vw wil QI '9 . 'l - I 1lA-MISS PERGANDE--318 Top Row: N. Skubal, A. Ulma, R. Mover, F. Kroening, W. Schmidt, C. Piskulcx, G. Mecha. Row 3: F. Schutta, R. Borkenhagen, A. Potrzebny, L. Andronczyk, E. Majerski, A. Lipinski, C. Racinowski, L. Paszocha, A. Balcer. Row 2: D. Ladwig, R. Ciezynski, B. Guss, M. Gajewsky, A. Kasten, B. Grzezinski, B. Iernatoski, R. Przvbylski V. Rzyski. Row 1: L. Wclwrzon, D. Walter, I. Czechoski, R. Ostrenga, I. Andronczyk, G. Wojnowski, E. Tedrow B. Prol-top, L. Bohn, L. Hintz. 1 1 Q xl Y' i2Wl...'L 10A-MR. PETTET-l Top Row: R Michalski, R. Ptaszynski E Nowicki. Row 3' D. Zalinski, C Nowicki, R. Terske I Neubauer D P x 'Aff fl . , ..., . , . aw lowski, D. Ostrowski, M. Mroz, C. Monahan. Row 2: D. Mecikalski, G. Mecikalski, D. Zatarski, G. Mischker, B McHugh, F. Dahms, G. Schwalbach, D. Michalski, R. Or.lieb. Bottom Row: V. Mikolajczak, V. Modrzeiewski, Michaels, S. Mayesky, R. Muschinski, S. Raffel, G. Michalak, A. Mecha, L. Weil, I. Tice. C 47 si-aiu... s. 1 , ., ,Z ll . . ,'..r'. -D551--0 Q .una -'WSG nv' I Q L IUA-MR. BOERNER-5 Top Row: K. Knopp, R. Stark, W. Rieger. Row 3: S. Durovy, A. Wysocki, H. Woldanski, D. Brudnicki, L. De- Lange, C. Drall, D. Anderson, A. Polakowski, R. Behmke. Row 2: I. Nitz, X. Dombrowski, V. Wellach, M. Szulczew- ski, S. Iaronski, E. Podd, G. Grohcxll, L. Podraza, L. Korber. Bottom Row: C. Stanczyk, F. Wolf, L. Zarecki, M. Bin- kowski, T. Dolata, A. Cieslak, F. Anderson, D. Kozak. Z 10A-MR. CZARNECKI-8 Top Row: R. Winters, W. Hemke, I. Ratkowski, R. Shine, K. Barske. Row 3: A. Bielcxwski, C. Meyer, H. Singer R. Schilling, M. Swiialski, I. Iohnson, G. Herbst, C. Shackett, N. Boone. Row 2: G. Malone, G. Scheer, M Luckman, S. Liebherr, I. Schaefer, M. Waggener, B. Ewig, A. Pfeifer, A. Meyer, M. L. Will. Boitom Row: A Knudsen, E. Hangebrauck, P. Brow, M. Dieclrich, M. Lueneburg, I. Kalmadge, A. Dettmer, M. Wick, D. Ko- sitzke, M. Schultz. 10A-MISS BUSSEWITZ--29 Top Row: D. Czaskos, R. Gill, S. Nowakowski. How 3: P. Church, E. Murawski, R. Freiburger, H. Dudek, E. Dudek, R. Galaska, B. Palmer, V. Knoll. Row 2: M. Gorlick, R. Fischer, F. Krzeminski, L. Maison, I. Duszynski, G. Iaskowski, B. Ebert, G. Gaifke, D. Czarnecki, F. Dcmowski. Bottom Row: S. Erdmann, C. Laube, C. Engelking, L. Davis, E. Esser, H. Czerwinski, E. Duelge, M. Bickler, M. Tremmel, M. Drews, R. Engl. 48 x, vi 10A-MR. HILLIER-l UZ Top Row: E. Cieslik, G. Bausch, R. Frank, R. Berg, R. Wczrwich, R. Barwich, C. Chyhawski, H. Switalski, R. Burn side, F. Bartkowiak, L. Cizmowski. Row 2: P. Lioliadis, R. Barthcx, L. Becker, R. Zimney, M. Zarnow, C. Bel lart, M. Braun, C. Coley, A. Grcxbarczyh, B. Bruneske. Bottom Row: D. Chrystal, B. Banach, L. Baginski, H. Bury D. Adamski, R. Green, E. Bukiewicz, B. Beckrier, P. Zarek, P. Christowski. 10A-MISS ASIMONT-104 Top Row: I. Muehl, E. Wisniewski, R. Krclczek, G. Kuche nbecker, I. Stetter, R. Teska, E. Newald, M. Stempski, I. Kmet. Row 2: I. Peschel, G. Groenwaldt, R. Fay, R. Deja, C. Pruski, R. Kurzynski, E. Stec, D. Ianicki, A. Block. Bottom Row: D. Hinz, A. Halter, D. Bhleiter, E.Mecika1ski, R. Hogan, M. Levy, M. Duncan, M. Gnat, E. Comeau, E. Gustafson. r. l., Q 4 'ax hr ' - X f vo X . , fi ' A J B ' I' W 10A-MISS O'BRIEN-108 Top Row: G. Sokolowski, R. Murrc1y,T. Schubert. Row 3: L. Witczak H. Grabowski, M. Anczak, S. Sowinski, R Monner, G. Smith, C. Wilhelm, G. Steck, G. Szezybek. Row 2: G. Wiczynski, A. Schultz, M. Price, B. Stadtler, L Susalla, B. Spott, R. Surdyk, E. Sikorski, A, Smagalski. Bottom Row: G. Wojtkowski, H. Staaban, L. Slachetkcx, A Stcxszak, D. Iojcik, V. Simek, M. Smoleri, E. Smith, A. Szczybek, L. Szwiec, S. Smolen. 49 ,,,. I t 10A--MR. SCHMIDT-130 Top Row: W. Hawthorne, G. Wozniclk, R. Wruk, F. Wisniewski, E. Woyciechowski, G. Pepkowski. Row 2: L. Wes- olowski, D. Ludka, R. Grunnan, S. Zcxbludowski, C. Ictgodzinski, P. Zientek, S. Tubiszewski, H. Mctrzewski, L. Wysocki. Bottom Row: E. O'Krougly, R. Hahn, I. White, S. Taylor, R. Schilling, G. Yetka, R. Heirilin, H. Guz- niczok, D. Stcxnosz, R. Szymcmski. 1. i5 -' .. J' 'se-f IUA-MISS SCHAEFER-202 Top Row: R. Kuczynski, R. Kuehn, E. Zcxrembcr, A. Krukcxr, I. Zcxchcirski. Row 2: E. Lesniewski, A. Lcxsscr, R Kunze, L. Krzyzcmicxk, R. Krueger, B. Marcus, A. Lewcrndowski, A. Wrzeski, D. Kujclwu. Bottom Row: L. Mcxr- ciniak, H. Krcrwczyk, D. Luczyk, G. Kujcxwcx, P. Besadney, D. Lesniewski, D. Mcxciolek, E. Sonchik, H. Blcxttner R. Kunkel. 'Nr I I I 10A-MR. SUDZINSKI-203 Top Row: R. Mylncxrek, G. Zimmerman, E. Blugeiewski, E. Roddick, I. Boyd, I. White, I. Boyd, I. Klesesky, N, Wcxlczak. Row Z: C. Haczynski, D. Wesolowski, P. Wenzel, A. Burettcx, G. West, F. Szcyesny, R. Pcxprocki, W. Boris, D. Trominin. Bottom Row: L. Shcrrping, G. Kuhugen, D. Wisinski, G. Bertram, A. Dziekun, D. Mcllkowski, E. Mowry, A. Doermer, Q. Hines, A. Lutz. 50 f..-... . ar-' ' 4 if 'a ia .. .Eli 10A-MISS MANION-204 Top Row: M. Klafka, R. Kurzynski, A. Koplin, E. Ienrich. Row 3: E. Ielinek, E. Iurczyk, I. Kaminski, R. Kom- perda, D. Knautz, I. Schultz, H. Kasinski, A. Iendrzeiewski, G. Karolewicz. Row 2: A. Waier, M. Heil, M. Iohn, B. Tuller, D. Urbanski, L. Dotzler, G. Spensley, S. Knuth. Bottom Row: A. Kramas, D. Kraklow, A. Iurewicz, V. Kolpak, P. Icmuchowski, I. Iasinski, A. Kowalski, H. Urbaniak, A. Klonowski. 4 . ,1, I! fr. .ZH-,gl .. - I 1. .. rv' ...5 10A-MISS ENGSTROM-215 Top Row: R. Bladecki, I. Schwalbach, E. Wojciechowski, E. Cieslcxk, W. Baird, I. Lessl, G. Burmeister, A. Dwdz- ik, W. Eilbrecht. Row 2: A. Konkel, P. Mueller, L. Lozynski, R. Zbikowski, A. A. Irzesniewski, R. Iesiorski, R. Niemczyk, I. Dillman. Bottom Row: B. Zientara, D. Ratkowski, L. Fischer, E. Behling, U. Habisch, A. Kaz- mierczak, E. Korduski, G. Spaeth, R. Herriges, A. Gresser, M. Keay. . .- ' 2,1 -i Y- ,xxx IDA-MISS REIDL-216 Top Row: D. Pluta, R. Piscxrek, N. Koscielniak, M. Palkowski, C. Sawicki. Row 3: R. Pluer, H. Siekierski, E. Pietrzak, R. Plaszkiewicz, S. Rewolinski, V. Paprocki, R. Regulski, D. Sidoruck, I. Roth. Row 2: B. Paszkow- ski, G. Rupinski, D. Naleway, L. Prokop, I. Ruehle, D. Larson, B. Platz, L. Semrau, G. Perse, T. Palkowski. Bot- tom How: I. Farrell, G. Richardson, A. Sadowski, E. Rehm, M. Palmersheim, A. Kovcxchek, R. Przybyl, F. Graves, A. Piorrowski, D. Szopinski. I 51 X sl 10A-MISS HANSEN-319 Top Row: K. Glisch, G. Heltmach, K. Hensiak, M. Hingiss, F. Wroblewski, D. Iarcmtoski, D. Korda, B. Mys- zewski. Row 2: I. Gondek, A. Bohmann, V. Hintz, D. Peterson, E. Ianusz, A. Gnacinski, G. Heckel, L. Grunke, A. Heinrichs, R. Nowack. Bottom Row: A. Thomas, D. Heyer, B. Casper, R. Griesemer, C. Hubmann, I. Wolff, L. Tryba, R. Gurda, F. Stachowiak, A. Kujaili. 'fir 9251! -fun- IUB-MISS NEWMANN-205 Top Row: I. Couey, R. Millard, I. Schley, G. Tietyen, M. Ianik, R. Kwasinski, C. Knudsen, C. Bruss. Row 2: L. Choinacki, R. Moczynski, C. Klase, D. Smerlinski, H. Trapp, R. Boehlein, G. Iuszczak, L. Burmeister, E. DeVitte. Row 1: B. Mattick, G. Iohnsori, M. Beduhn, A. Schattschneider, A. Laack, M. Pacala, K. Singer, M. Ruclat, B. Ballschmeider, I. Cain. ' EMIS ilhni U 10B-MR. LUCAS-231 Top Row: B. Levy, R. Lewandowski, W. Sponholtz, D. Marciniak, L. Kuklinski, R. Day, E. Nowaczyk, I. Sokal, T. Krause, K. Ianowiak. Bottom Row: A. Koscielniak, A. Iaraczewski, P. Czerwinski, G. Barkowicz, R. Muschin- ski, C. Miles, G. Oswald, F. Korklewski, S. Nowak, R. Lisota. 52 uv- ff 10B-MISS GOVE-329 Top Row: R. Zepnick, R. Zielinski, G. Banach, C. Stika, W. Martell, R. Sokol, C Otzelberger, I. Chmielewski, M. Whitney. Row 2: D. Ianowicxk, G. Ziebell, M. Gralewicz, D. Bryce, L. Kurtz, D. Szymanski, S. Lyman, E. Posanski, S. Andrcrszczyk. Row 1: G. Skrzypzak, W. Tutai, A. Szplett, I. Olshefski, R. Zimny, D. Pekscx, B. Wisniewski, V. Paszib, D. Rogowski, A. Seebruch. N' 5 wzwwasf' . -4.4.41 f , r I-Jn I' I 3 A' 3' uv 9A-MISS ZILLMANN-4 Top Row: T. Glapa, R. Zurawski, L. Gaska, B. Baldewicz, R. Dworczyk, R. Icmkowski, R. Ubich, R. Bincxch, R. Buycxn. Row 2: F. Rosciszewski, A. Nadolna, A. Woinar, S. Zakowski, D. Banaszynski, R. Kowalkiewicz, V. Wasielewski, M. Litzow, F. Kopec, R. Adrian. Row 1: A. Wietrzychowski, I. Seweryniak, D. Wotta, R. Trojcmowski, R. Plewa, L. Nowakowski, D. Stupek, R. Wilk, E. Smith, F. Krawczyk. -on . , --fn. A LS ' 'EY .1 Y., .Lui - l' . fp! v An JB .iii 9A-MR. HOCKEL-6 Top Row: I. Brodzik, A. Frontczak, A. Heckendorf, A. Kaczkowski, M. Kowalski, L. Iasniewski. Row 3: D. Kasper, E. Biegaj, A. Potiebny, R. Rossa, L. Kozinskcl, B. Gwizynska, B. Gwizynskcx, A. Malachowska, G. Kopachewska. Row 2: R. Barkenhagen, T. Niescior, I. Konowalski, R. Kordus, E. Rendflesh, M. Iagadzinski, V. Racinowska, D. Brodowska, D. Archackcr. Row 1: C. Maslinski, A. Kontowicz, E. Ciesla, D. Kwias, I. Rybak, L. Kazmierczak, C. Ruszkiewicz, D. Czierwinska, T. Bessa, V. Blochowicz. 53 A fc ' Fl awaits?- !,,si-I 14' ' . A , Q X A jf' 1 UA-MISS ZIEN-9 Top Row: R. Dominiak, C. Heleniak, K. Koepsel, A. Kucharski, R. Wesolowski, B. Sauue, L. Lunde, L. Leder, I. Kujawa, H. Iozefowicz. Row 2: V. Kleinmann, R. Pfeifer, R. Krukowski, A. Moro, E. Falkowski, D. Franke, A. Reich, I. Frauenfelder, I. Eilbrecht, I. Rawski. Row 1: I, Stvnad, B. Schweitzer, K. Herriges, D. Laabs, C. Szpol, D. Bakken, E Singer, C. Smelser, F. Korta, A. Beidatsch. H67 rg . '-,Q E81 4 .vu Y ., If . 9A-MR. FILIPIAK-33 Top Row: C. Heil, I. Powers. Row 3: D. Mushall, L. Riemer, L. Blomberg, R. Gorski, L. Riebow, S, Welden, R Gehrmcmn, D. Kaiser, G. Rutz, R. Bork. Row 2: I. Labutski, M. Horne, W. Gnat, R. Fitzpatrick, M. Rozewski, I Knock, P. Flack, S. Stuart, I. Kneser, I. Axtell. Row 1: D. Baum, I. Mcmski, A. Depka, M. Wilde, P. Bell, I. Setzer I. Paulsen, K. Sloffer, G. Stellho, M. Greenlees, I. Sievers. I I -1- .I 9A-MR. ROHLINGER-107 Top Row: D. Sobczak, E. Sobczcxk, H. Wejrowski. Row 3: R. Rewolinski, I. Rozewicz, E. Puchalski, H. Worden, L. Ziolkowski, D. Ulma, D. Peasecki, L. Hryniewska, I. Lenz. Row 2: D. Mikolaiek, E. Braatz, I. Herfurth, I. Tufts, R. Terasek, I. Bruhn, F. Wicinski, N. Gawrysiak, M. Boinski. How 1: A. Wentland, R. Nowak, D. Rybak, G. Sob- czak, F. Swodzinski, I. Michalski, D. Zielski, D. Wirkowski, L. Dziatkiewicz, D. Cwirkcx. C4 1 15 is ll! n 8 um rf 9A-MISS FOULKES-115 Top Row: K. Dunlap, A. Zacharias, D. Krawczyk, E. Rachwal. Row 3: D. Cashen, T. Miotka, D. Schworck, M Halladay, M. Chmurski, D. Borowski, C. Chelminiak, C. DiBeneditto, I. Miotka. Row 2: L. Luczyk, R. Papelbon I, Skowronski, V. Pruszynski, G. Kaczmarek, C. Rutoski, V. Osowicz, F. Nowak, M. Czarnyska, D. Kobelinskr Row 1: D. Zych, I. Brzozowski, N. Larsen, M. Norton, R. Pinkalla, S. Stanislawski, A. Krueger, L. Koprowski, A Filut, L. Leszczynski. 4 ' ' Q Hi! -, .ff'? ,,,,,, fl L ,A As. .F m . U f .1-4 ii AJ 9A-MRS. KOPATZKE-131 Top Row: A. Kania, E. Sobczak, S. Ploszay, R. Wypiszynski, N. Iwinski, N. Zentkowski, R. Wyszkowski, M. Nowak, R. Pyszczynski. Row 2: G. Dulka, G. Bury, D. Skotzke, F. Kryszak, D. Chirpke, D. Michalski, L. Kolod- ziejski, I. Behrendt, L. Corrie. Row 1: B. Rutkowski, S. Sheppard, R. Rcrczynski, D. Michalski, G. Krzyzaniak, B. Gorecki, G. Zbikowski, S. Stoltz, C. Luczak, R. Kucharski. QQ 4 Y 19. x......49fA' SA-MR. GROGAN-133 Top Row: I. Dworschack, E. Brodaczynski, G. Brusky, R. Donovan, M. Ziarnik, M. Borun, L. Lewandowski. Row 2 D. Latus, L. Nastachowski, B. Brodaczynski, R. Wesolowski, I. Heller, D. Durovy, D. Domrois, A. Miller, S. Bacz kowski, G. Czarnecki. Row 1: R. Persak, M. Miller, M. Barth, R. Biesiadny, S. Kotecki, R. Szalkowski, H. Baczkow ski, G. Ianiszewski, C. Cimpl, D. Ratajczyk, G. Ianowski. 55 ,,,-,,,. Q H- -L I-4 A ..- Pl . 3 ,IR :SJ QA-MR. ZIELINSKI-134 Top Row: W. Knock, H. Stys. Row 3: D. Pett, A. Hoffman, S. Kopczynski, G. Beierle, G. Kuchtcr, R. Kendzierski L. Duncxjski, E. Bcrctrs, D. Woody, I. Kowczleski. Row 2: R. Lesser, E. Kotncxrowski, H. Golembiewski, B. Brautigcxm E. Premetz, A, Wagner, C. Hoelle, M. Cibarich, V. Bcxrcxnowski, I. Vc1nHorn. Row l: D. Ast, C. Bcrrtsch, C. Mar- cinkiewicz, M. Szelicki, M. Kopczynski, I. Budnik, C. Schreiber, M. Schoba, S. Anderson, H. Lcrupan, M. Boden- dorfer. . ' Ni, . - Lv.---ff' ,, 4--Q A U? 'Q 'EW 1' .av-0 f F- 9A-MISS FILASETA-230 Top Row: I. Mezydlo, R. Walczcrk, A. Ncrdolny, P. Frcxnecki, E. Budzisz, I. Lewinski. How Z: I. McGurk, B. Lcxskow ski, E. Biegcmowski, R. Mokwa, R. Grzybowski, I. Ccrlluhcxn, M. Vogt, C. Willicrms, E. Kcismierczcxk. Row l A Scxdowski, D. Sowinski, R. Schendel, E. Wesolowski, L. Neumann, P. McQuinn, E. Romunowski, B. Singer R Gumienny, D. Sutton. -. ...ill 7 M., ' If -jf, ,. 1 Ez,-1 Xjgff. 'P 71's 40' 3 1 K',aA 40 sf. if I X 9A-MISS GOURLEY-233 Top Row: R. Lernke, B. Reynold, B. Wilson, G. Stolcxrczyk, Row 3: G. Schrcxmm, B. Stuchowicxk, A. Mathuszek, E. Kruczynski, D. Froelick, D. Odcxwzny, E. Piotrowski, E. Glupinski, C. Niedzwiecki. Row 2: R. Olewinski, E. Gras- owski, D. Krause, D. Lczdioig, D. Rojske, R. Mcxkowski, E. Kwicxtkowski, V. Kroll, D. Kintop, G. Borek. Row I: A. Lisowicz, M. Bjoclstrup, E. Czcxrnecki, M. Przyzblcr, W. Dutkiewicz, A. Osowski, I. Flees, I. Neumann, A. Lozynski. 56 V ASI . H-. Z . 'Cl - Mlfik' .D- im ,vig Yi.Jl.'l...L....'. , ,-, , ,V -T-VIIQQ-l . . v. ..l Ehuhlj is Q' nl- 4 .sal QQ' M, v ,. C05 Q! we i 4' J' , V! -1 x Jzqsvfl ' ' W3 9A-MISS BLANK-306 Top How: I. Bane, A. Siejkowski. Row 3: D. Siejkowski, I. Dombrowski, D. Gut, W. Wilkes, P. Bcmkit, L. Bukie- wicz, B. Sevester, B. Kczminski, M. Obukowicz, R. Medicus. Row 2: I. Cieslck, R. Soczynski, G. Stemp, M. Stcxclb, B. Pozndnski, S. Sem, D. Miller, E. Grudzielcmek, S. Budzien, H. Seumars. Row 1: B. Huctsch, M. Gncxcinski, L. Wicmecki, V. Bartkowiuk, A. Fluder, E. Stcxszcxk, D. Gronek, F. Grudzielclnek, F. Kolcxtcx, A. Konitzer, M. Anger- stein. .T 'iw f' ' i ma 1.. 1 nl JB if 'W 'lu ftli gps' . l 9A-MISS POMAINVILLE-308 Top Row: R. Nowicki, I. Schuler, K. Doss, C. Molden, H. Steinmetz, D. Kenney, E. Steinmetz, B. Rauguth, C. Dutkie- wicz, I. Neiderheiser. Row 2: M. Rcxuguth, C. Trumbull, L. Buss, T. Grutzcx, E. Wollenburg, I. Schneidervin, L. LeDoux, R. Zyndcx, D. Zcxun. Row I: N. Kearney, I. Nitz, C. Zimdars, K. Buswell, M. Fcxillcxci, I. Goede, L. Cham- pion, R. Well, I. Leclerhcxus, I. Tuominen. -' 'Y-!-:.? l' 2 'sv 9B-MISS RICHARDS-122 Top Row: A. Gajewsky, W. Hoefs, E. Plund, R. Mecikcxlski, A. Mc1cGillis, M. Purcrjecki. Row 2: A. Heinen, P. Hacker, E. Schubert, L. Stcxchowski, S. Zolinski, E. Gondek, D. Iuhre, L. Sawutske, H. Strzeszewski, A. Kringle. Row 1: L. Icxshek, A. Sikorski, B. Seebruck, P. Smilnetsky, A. Icnusz, G. Bcrrtz, D. Goiney, G. Grojek, D. Icxshinsky, I. Martens. 57 P1 ...fa- A 'rr rf'-nvf -. QIEEU . 1. Tl 'v ,YF , 11: diff' i Q. .V ve - .-'f' 1255 .3 .N . - -f .. f 5:3 .' K z'- ..V 2 4-rm lx' il .' 0 'Y,u 'g! gag-. KS A 7- 1 I Us 4 r .auf 9B-MISS NEIS-209 Top Row: B. Merritt, H. Zalewski, E. Indcr, D. Wierzba, D. Kostrewcx, R. Hoenig, R. Klcrppu. Row 2: L. Anton, V. Leszczynski, L. Przybylkc, M. Ash, D. Achczynski, A. Dziedzic, A. Schwcxlbach, R. Kontowicz. Row 1: E. Zolecki, S. Oleniczcrk, V. Muciejewski, A. Ccmcxllu, E. Chicxverotti, L. Przybylkct, L. Grzybowski, R. Lakomski, K. Lych- wick, E. Dembny. ,. - v. -F 'FF QQ QI' ' f 58 ABSENTEES Top Row: D. Miller, M. Poletzki, A. Gurney, G. Vopal, U. Scmhuber, E. Doelger, R. Pcxsterski, R. Schwanies, A. Ruhn, C. Brown, D. Brown. Row 3: D. VcnErt, R. Mueller, R. Ahnert, R. Lenz, E. Mcrcieiewski, W. Matuszewski, H. Ford, E. Price, R. Niebrcmd, R. Mueller, S. Borgwczrdt, I. Kurtz. Row 2: G. Smith, M. O'Brien, S. Riegel, F. Lopcxtko, V. Rctcincrwski, A. Lesniewski, B. Mcrlkowski, P. Schimborski, D. Ciesluk, I. Wcrwrzonkowski, B. Wodlcrrski, D. Lczcxck, F. Pczylletner. Row I: L. Chcnnpion, A. Machnik, M. Soike, D. Murine, D. Mcxzurek, D. Slovik, M. Wul- doch, I... Alpert, G. Tischer, I. Hcplccx, S. lens, B. Kromholz. STUART ANDERSON English, Guidance VIOLET ASIMONT English EDWARD BATTERMAN Science Co-Director, Year Book REGINA BATZ Commercial HERBERT BELL Industrial Arts Chairman, Guidance LORRAINE BLANK English EDWARD BOERNER Art . . . MRS. MARGARET BOONE Commercial ROSHARA BUSSEWITZ English MRS. ADELE CICHOCKI Mathematics Dean of Girls WILLIAM CZARNECKI History Sponsor, February Class EUNICE DORING English Co-chairman ESTHER ETHIER Social Sciences Guidance Attendance ANTHONY FILIPIAK Chemistry Co-sponsor, lune Class VIRGINIA FIILASETA History 'ir T' ia I I B.. jan! Ji X . , I . --I .ri - '2:.a'f 3'1 A- 'bl' W3 I in I 5 MINNIE FOULKES Mathematics EDITH FRIESE English, Co-chairman Co-sponsor, February Class THEODORE GARVEY English Co-sponsor Newspaper CHARLOTTE GILBERT Typing, Shorthand MARION GOURLEY Social Sciences Chairman SARAH GOVE English Commercial RALPH GRAVES Art Chairman Attendance Director, Year Book ROBERT GROGAN Science MRS. KATHRYN HAFEY Girls' Physical Education HELEN HANSEN Commercial Chairman ROSA HETTWER Foreign Languages Chairman MELVIN HILLIER Music IOHN HOCKEL Manual Arts MRS. EVA HOYER Commercial MRS. AMANDA KOPATZKE Science ISABELLE LARSON Commercial Asst. School Accountant H ENRY LITZOW Commercial IOHN LUCAS History RUTH MANION English ELLEN MANN IX Mathematics Chairman Senior Counsellor WILLIAM MCGARTY Mathematics EDWARD MERBACH Science Chairma H LORETTA MOHR Household Arts MARGARET NEIS English IRMA NEWMAN English . Mathematics ALFRED NIEFER Music, Chairman LUCILLE O'BRIEN English Co-sponsor Iune Class WALTER OLEN Boys' Physical Education RUTH PERGANDE Commercial Languages ALTA PETERSON Household Arts Y Y '-s 'UP 319 'P' 9? Q fig ivy! .QQ J A af' Qu. L. F , , J E L ORMSBY PETTET Science IOSEPHINE PHILIPKOWSKI Languages IANET POMAINVILLE Commercial LEONE PUESTOW Physical Education PEARL RICHARDS Speech MARGUERITE RIEDL Languages, Speech ADAM ROHLINGER Mathematics GRACE SCHAEFER Languages LEONARD SCHMIDT Manual Arts MRS. GLORIA SCHMITT English, Newspaper Co-sponsor RAYMOND SHAW Commercial Business Mgr. Publications SYLVESTER SIUDZINSKI Commercial, Science EDWARD SPAULDING History, Book Store STANLEY SPRECHER Manual Arts ALFRED THURNER Physical Education CHESTER TROST Commercial School Accountant MARGARET TIMBERS G . Commercial Stamps and Bonds '-r' I , LOUIS WETZEL Science MATTHEW WIELGOSZ Physical Education Languages GEORGE WINKLER Manual Arts MARY ZEMBROSKY Speech EDWARD ZIELINSKI Music, Mathematics KATHRYN ZILLMANN Household Arts Cafeteria MARIORIE ZIEN HARRIET E. WINDAU Librarian MRS. IRMA ENGSTROM History .q. ,-.. .. . A-If TEACHERS IN THE SERVICE OF OUR COUNTRY RAYMOND DONDLINGER DOROTHY ERICSON HAROLD HOVERSON C. WM. KNUTSON HARRY MAX RAYMOND MICHALAK EDMUND OLSZYK JEROME PELKOWSKI KENNETH ROYAL EUGENE WOZNY HAROLD WILLIAMS WILLIAM STEVENSON 'HX- Siw SHIIPS , Q1 -H. X .,,f'9 CTI ITIE Donald Reiff, Editor-in-Chief Patricia Czerwinski, Business Manager CAVALIEH ANNUAL The Cavalier Annual underwent a corn- plete change in faculty supervision this year. Mr. Edmund Olszyk, sponsor of the 1942 annual, entered the armed forces and Mr. Ralph Graves with the assistance of Mr. Edward Batterman took over the new an- nual. The advertising staff, previously super- vised by Mr. Siudzinski, was taken over by Mr. Raymond Shaw. Mr. Roy Stouthammer of the Premier En- graving Company was in charge of all the engraving. Printing of the book was taken care of by Mr. George Warren and The Broadway Press. Pictures for the annual were taken by Mr. W. Ficken, Mr. D. Wierzba and Mr. A. Olszyk. With the sincere cooperation of the spon- sors and staff, faculty and student body, patrons and friends, the sale of the Cavalier surpassed its original goal with a record breaking sale of fifteen hundred copies. Board of Editors are as follows:- Editor in chief ................ Donald Reiff Business Manager .,.... Patricia Czerwinski February class Editor ...... Elain Schwabe Assistant class Editor ........ Dorothy Look Iune class Editor ............. Helen Brown Associate Iune class Editor.LaVerne Wierzba Boys' Sports Editor .......... Iames Rebillot Girls' Sports Editor ...... Waltraud Schubert Homeroom Editor .............. Betty Lang Club Editor ............ Waltraud Schubert Feature Editor ............ Ray Bronikowski Assistant Business lLenore Champion Managers ......... 2Maurine Rehm - SGertrude Kolterrnann Typists ..... . . . 2RoSe Martens Mr. Edward Batterman and Mr. Ralph Graves, Advisors 506 xv Cf' Q70 O-90 S' 34, ,QA 500 ego 0 Q0 ag, 0 DALE I-IANNER, Editor in Chief BEVERLY BRAUN, Business Manager C!-WALIER With Mr. Edmund Olszyk in the armed forces, the Cavalier Newspaper Was taken over by Mr. Theodore Garvey and Mrs. Glor- ia Schmitt with Mr. Raymond Shaw succeed- ing Mr. Siudzinski as advisor for the adver- tising staff. The Cavalier also retained its first class honors in the N.S.P.A. competition. The board of editors is as follows:- Editor in Chief ..... Associate Editor .... Desk Editor ........ Boys' Sport Editor .. ..........DaleHanner ...........DonaldGut Walter Spieczynski . . . . . .Ierome Sornmers Assistant Sport Editor ...... Gilbert Szczypek Girls' Sport Editor .. . . . .Grace Piskula Feature Editor.. ............ Leona Mogilka Business Editor ...... . . . . . . . .Beverly Braun Assistants. . .LaVerne Fiedler, Estella Gruhn NEWSPAPER Reporters Don Barg Helen Brown Alice Burmeister George Burmeister Constance Coley Greyce Cyganek Patricia Czerwinski Lucille Datzler Evelyn Dziedzic Carl Engelking Betty Ewig Rosemary Green Roger Herriges Lorraine Iankowski Marion Kannapin Shirley Knuth Gertrude Koltermann ADVISORS Frank Krzeminski Ieannette Kuzma Ieannette Leszczynski Corky Lorenz Paul MacGillis Rose Martens Dorothy Naleway Dolores Ostrowski Ierry Pfeifer Shirley Piotrowski Iames Rebillot Mourine Rehm Shirley Steitz Dolores Szopinski Robert Terske Dolores Ulma La Verne Wierzba VALIE- A Mr. Theodore Garvey Mrs. Gloria Schmitt Gilbert Szczypek cmd Ierome Sommers Donald Gut Walter Spieczynski ,1- Y Leona Mogilka Mr. Shaw Laverne Fiedler and Esiella Gruhn UAW-KLIEH REPIIRTERS Grace Piskula Vg, ' if-'Y ' X Ti? f-QQ? :fi f lf! v 'H 698 ii K Q , N I A 9 zgyvp, G Qi 5 0 Q S f J- 5 Y .V . 11 Q ,',- . 4 4 'I' ' - .. 'S H ' A , I 'QL msn., 'f , -11125421 T9 ig..j5Ss ff efxws 35' Y , lx o x 5 r i . , I ' A 5 .,,1.- - if 1 A ,mi 54, f. C172 Ffl 'Fi if I - , . ,-5' .i-r . Y 5 f,. 1 os' fn J f' A 4 .1-1 v 1 3 I 1 ml? .. -I is S Qi? of Qs xxx -jg Y ' i X gy, ,IQ ii., , I ., , X, af, Nb. V, F, L ifkf' Q ff s' 0' E G E 5 -vf Q 0 -.a-. . J, 'T A' A ,Qgff V. 1 Sf, A fi , wx A I 'X ' 1 1 'fu auf' U ,Y 0 5 x 'Y 2 ' me x.1Q9. I ,. : -Wi xf ,'f4 xgf5 fi, Q' A Q 5 7 113, ,. . .P L.w7!' I2 ' A+ fx, I ' q 7 - S' i -. - , fr - --'-1-V M., ff--N - V fi bl-.J V . N HQ. l-'VJ . lu I gn? f ' Y 'N 51 rc' 'gli , T ., .. it-X -5 ,, Meng ,N 54 X 1. LA VERNE WIERZBA ESTHER GOZDOWIAK PATRICIA BURKE WALTRAUD SCHUBERT MISS VICTURY The Miss Victory contest ended in a tie between Patricia Czerwinski and LaVerne Wierzba with Esther Gozdowiak, Patricia Burke, and Waltraud Schubert as runnerups. In the final between Patricia and LaVerne, Patricia won 1O,8UU to 9,2UU, making her Miss Victory. Maids of honor are LaVerne. Esther, Pat, and Wally. 1' nlnzf lg ' ns. ' - 8 SYN .1 ,. I ii E xf' 4 f ,ar 0 1,1 U'..l yn-gg, , .lr-en. ,, 1 xg! 'Y ' GERMAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB POLISH CLUB Miss Rosa Hettwer, Sponsor Miss Ruth Pergande, Sponsor Miss Iosephine Philipkowski, Sponsor 74 ' 'Kit x 4. i'r i1a -L -'re'1.4ip fig f' -1 4 a T 'd'3.'V! i x K 'J A... for ji if 1 -W- 1 .vu 'T mf :4'f 4.154 Q r: fx ., , -..3 I . 4' qv ' ls -9' '1-'I , ' fb-4' ..r wird r af' L ev , 1 H f' QUILL AND SCROLL VICTORY COUNCIL SPEECH CHOm Mr. Theodore Garvey Miss Ellen Mcmnix, Sponsor Miss Marguerite Riedl, Sponsor cmd Mr. Ralph Grcxves, Sponsors 75 ivw' RED SARONG BLUE MASK RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB Miss Pearl Richards, Sponsor Miss Pearl Richards, Sponsor Misses Mary Zembrosky and Lucille O'Brier1, Sponsors 76 -1 1. Tx -4-411.5 P63 'lvl ' 1.11, ...q ...E1 H f rn' .1 naman'- Jil' IJ BJ F1 C3 qi' 1 - x 1 vi. l .'1wl .Vg In-wi A CAPPELLA CHOIR BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mr, Alfred Niefer, Director Mr. Melvin Hillier, Director Mr. Melvin Hillier, Director 77 YZ? Back Row, left to right: William Baird, Gertrude Schwalbach, Merritt Horn, Fred Kroening, Anthony Frantczak and Ronald Kuehn, Front Row, left to right: Iames Callahan, Donald Reiff, Alfred Kaczkowski, Richard Bladecki, Robert Baldewicz and Dan- iel Mathson. Back Row, left to right: Clarence Laube, Erwin Bruhn, Donald Reck, Iune Meister, Dolores Brownkowski, Marcella Heederik, Iane Wawrzyniak, Harold Worden, Frank Krzeminski, Ray Bronikowski. Front Row, left to right: Mary Ann Price, Ruth Krause, Betty Iean Flack, Gertrude Oswald, Cecelia Grajek, Rosemary Green. SENIUH HAND -12-43 Director, Mr. Edward Zielinski FLUTE Ruth Krause Mary Ann price Frank Krzeminski Gilbert Mecha OBCE Iune Meister Dolores Brownkowski Rosemary Green Charles Osterndort BASSOON Clarence Laube CLARINETS Bernard Baldewicz Raymond Bronikowski Erwin Bruhn Norbert Dank Betty lean Flack Cecelia Graiek Marcella Heederik Norbert Klafka Eugene Murawski Gertrude Oswald Donald Reck lane Wawrzyniak Robert Winters Harold Worden Iohn Zacharski ALTO SAXOPHONE Gordon Banach Robert Hoffman Aloysius Trzesniewski TENOR SAXOPHONE Walter Iecke Robert Kroening vt If 415' P+ Left to Right: Evelyn Babiecki, William Tutcrj, Charles Kasza, Lillian Dzamba Bud laehnert Arthur Heckendort Back Row, left to right: Frank Krzeminski, Ray Bronikowski, Iohn Zacharskl Norbert Klafka Norbert Dank Bernard Balde wicz front Row, left to right: Walter Iecke, Robert Hoffman, Bernice Szczutowski Betty Ian Moczynski Gordon Banach and Robert Kroening. SENIOR BAND 42-43 TRUMPETS Robert Baldewicz Richard Bladecki Iames Callahan Iohn Herlurth Leroy Iasniewski Garth Iohnson Alfrred Kaczkowski Daniel Mathson Carl Meyer Donald Reitl FRENCH HORN Leonard Brudnicki Betty Iane Moczynski Bernice Szczutowski TROMBONE William Baird Charles Brown Ronald Kuehn Thomas Lybek BARITONE Gertrude Schwalbach TUBA Anthony Frontczak Merritt Horn Fred Kroening DRUMS Alice Babiecki Evelyn Babiecki Lillian Dzomba Arthur Heckendorf Bud Iaehnert Charles Kasza William Tutaj MAIORETTES Alice Babiecki Eileen Lakich UPPER PICTURE-Left to right: George Kontowicz, Betty Siebold, Stanley Korducki, Alyce May Burmeister Phyllis Smilnitsky Marilyn Miller. LOWER PICTURE-lst Row: Daniel Mathson, Iohn Herlurth, Mary Ann Price, Iune Meister Iane Wawrzyniak Clarence Lauhe. 2nd Row: Bernice Szczutowski, Dolores Brownkowski, Charles Osterndorl, Charles Brown Charles Kasza William Tutaj. 80 SENIOR URCHESTHI-X FIRST VIOLINS Alyce Burmeister George Kontowicz Stanley Korducki Marilyn Miller Betty Siebold Phyllis Smilnitsky SECOND VIOLINS Dennis Borzynski Kenneth Dunlap Eugenia Ielinek Thomas Kinder Arlene Kramas Edigna Lesniewski Ianet Mankowski Mr. Alfred Nieler, Director Iim Paulsen Doris Rajski VIOLINS Iecm Buss Dawn Pokora Carol Substyk CELLOS Floretta Anderson Gloria Bennett Edith Duelge Betty Ewig Alice Horn Shirley Ipsen Shirley Liebherr Lorraine Palubicki lean Schaefer Ruth Schilling 0 . l ,ff 7 -'A S ,we , Q? uv- ,..4i UPPER PICTURE-lst Row Ielt to right: Lorraine Palubicki, Alice I. Horn, Gloria Bennet, lean Schaefer, Ruth Schilling, Flor- etta Anderson. Znd row: Roman Lewandowski, Leroy Mevis, Shirley Ipsen, Shirley Liebherr, Betty Ewig, Edith Duelge, Don- ald Rosciszewski. LOWER LEFT PICTURE-Ist row: Edigna Lesniewski, Ianet Mankowski, Arlene Kramas, Doris Rajski. 2nd Row: Eugenia Ielinek, lim Paulsen, Dennis Borzynski, Thomas Kinder, Kenneth Dunlap. LOWER RIGHT PICTURE- lst Row: Algenia Lesniewski. 2nd Row: lean Buss, Dawn Pokora, Carol Substyk. SENIIIH IIRUHESTIIA TRUMPET Iohri Herlurth Daniel Mathson FRENCH HORN BASSES Roman Lewandowski Donald Rosciszewski Leroy Mevis FLUTE Leonard Brudnicki Mary Ann price Bernice Szczutowski CLARINET TROMBONE Charles Brown Iune Meister lane Wawrzyniak OBOES Dolores Brownkowski Charles Osterndort BASSOON Clarence Laube PIANO Dolores Baum Dorothy Goiney Algenia Lesniewski DRUMS Charles Kasza William Tutaj 81 W1 .. ': 1, ,g M, , . . 1 . , a f s ,- A , , C3 i I i 6 1 . --w '1' ' .. Hifi' Fifi - 'X L ' 5 LL- ' A R. 9 n ' lun YA lj N-4 ill? A gli: L- E 1, , f . sms, .- ' visa 411 -.' ' pk? I fSl:g.upf00lI . , f ffQ i1f ' Q, . 1 ' X an N.4,, A-b'5 3 X. Xffig i. U1 fi? fix P so 'itil W , Q . A a 'V W. 3,5 , - 6. A 7 -'fm 'Q JA 551 ,.,: ' 'P' signin-ga.-Hi nan 9, I an -'HP 4 'X fb-V Q 2 i . ,x Ramblers for the score was 33 to U in favor of Top Row: Erv Westbrook, Coach Al Thurner, Leroy Kucharski, Robert Ureda, Robert Taylor, Frank Meyer, Robert Meyer, Iohn Ernst, Leonard Piontek, George Rice, Ioseph Slowik, Harvey Kossow, Daniel Iarecki, Wallace Rieger, Coach H. Litzow, Coach E. Wozny. Second Row: Orville Marquardt, Arnold Kuchta, Eugene Piotrowski, Werner Mueller, Florian Wisinski, Richard Stark, Gilbert Pitt, Donald Loveland, Edward Dudek, Robert Vaneska, George Walter, Richard Gill, Herbert Stommel, Iohn Kmet. First Row: Dale Hanner, Robert Dziedzic, Ierome VVoida, Russell Klug, Eugene Kowalski, Robert Kaminski, Gill Deja, Robert Woody, Norbert Drewek, Robert Vaskulski, Chester Piskula. F ll ll T B A I. I. The 1942 football season opened in Septem- ber with a great number of enthusiastic Ram- blers getting ready to do their part in putting Pulaski High School on top in the City Confer- ence. With the loss of Coach Williams, who had joined the army, only coaches Wozny and Litzow were left to show our boys the tricks of the game. Later in the season Coach Wozny also left to serve our country and Al Thurner relieved him as head coach. Graduation had once more dug deep into the nucleus of the old team but there were still some potential stars left. Last season's veterans who returned were Bob Dziedzic, Orv Mar- quardt, Bob Ureda, Arnie Kuchta, Dale Han- ner, Herb Stommel, Harv Kossow, George Wal- ter and Russ Coley. Weeks of intensified practice followed the first meeting in which the boys learned the fine points of blocking, tackling, punting, passing and other fundamentals of the game. Then the first game with Waukesha came, and it proved the opponent had practiced more than our Waukesha. Dale Hanner and Dan Iarecki held the spotlight with a 40 yard run and the catch- ing of two fine passes, respectively. The next week the Ramblers went to South Milwaukee, only to be defeated by a score of 18 to U. The team played well, but the mud and South Milwaukee were too much. Herb Stom- mel and Lank Piontek played heads up ball and proved to be worth watching. The Ramblers then opened their first city con- ference game with North Division. They played an exceptional defensive game but lack of offensive gave the north siders a 6 to U victory. Despite a muddy field, Herb Stommel and Orv Marquardt sparked afield. The following Saturday, Pulaski lost again, this time to Bay View by 14 to U. A few lucky breaks gave Bay View both touchdowns. After losing their homecoming game to Bay View, the team made its first score of the sea- son against East Division, but it seems Pulaski wasn't used to night ball and East overwhelm- qi.. - -pg 1 K,!- Arnold Kuchta Robert Dziedzic Co-captain Leonard Piontek Herbert Stommel ed the Ramblers 21 to 7 with excellent running by the backfield. With five straight defeats the Ramblers still weren't licked and proved it in their next game against West. Herbie Stornmel scored our sec- ond touchdown of the year and with fine de- fensive play by the line, was enough to beat the Westerners 5 to 3. This was the second con- ference victory in two years for Pulaski. Pulaski couldn't duplicate its victory over West and Rufus King proved too much and won 25 to U. King dominated the play through the entire game. Old Man Football took its final bow in the last game of the season with Washington High, a game which was much publicized. The tough line of the Purgolds and their fast breaking backs set up many touchdowns and Pulaski was mauled 49 to 6. Arnie Kuchta's pass to Dick Gill gave Pulaski the lone score and third of the season. So ended the football season for the gridders of Pulaski, rather unsuccessful season for our Ramblers, but considering that this was only their second year of conference football, Pulaski High School proved satisfactory. Season Record Won l Lost 7 Points 19 Op. points 159 Pulaski ........... 0 Waukesha ....... 33 Pulaski ..... U South Milwaukee 18 Pulaski . , . ..... U North ........ . . . 6 Pulaski . . . ..... U Bay View ...... . .14 Pulaski . . . ..... 7 East ...... . . . .21 Pulaski . . . ..... 6 West ..... . . . 3 Pulaski . . . ..... 0 Rufus King .... . .25 Pulaski . . . ..... 6 Washington . . . . .49 Dale Hanner Ioseph Slowik Werner Mueller Orville Marquardt 'f 'Nt .1 K ' as Rf 8 +6 l We tt' , X L, - f -Au 'hx . .4 . In 0 X NT :- . P14 ANN -K ,v Q s X at sa' WNIBN ' 'U-A Iohn Ernst George Rice Leroy Kuchctrski Coaches Litzow, Wozny, and Thurner Managers Ervin Westbrook and Chester Piskula Harvey Kossow Richcxrd Gill Robert Ureda K Uh I AQ in W Back Row, left to right: Richard Mylnarek, Manager, Daniel Gaudynski, Harvey Kossow, Arnold Mucha, Robert Welsh Leonard Piontek, Norman Gradecki, Daniel Brzezinski, and Coach Walter Olen. Front Row: left to right: Arnold Kuchta Harry Szklarski, Arnold Datka, Harry Wojnowski, Robert Iaskulski, and Robert Vaneska. BASKETBALL -- CITY CHAMPIUNS Coach Wally Olen's basketball team reached its ulti- mate goal on March 5, 1943, by winning the city basket- ball championship. Besides winning the championship, Pulaski had three outstanding players who placed on all the all-city teams. Lank Piontek guard and Norm Gradecki forward were voted the most valuable men in the city conference, with Harry Wojnowski, forward, receiving honors by placing on the second team. Pulaski opened the city conference with a decisive victory over Bay View by a score of 32-20. Arnie Datka scored 13 points for top offensive record, and Len Piontek played exceptional defensive ball. Norm Gradecki played an outstanding game getting 13 points as Pulaski beat Tech 39-31. Harry Wojnowski was second getting 10. The next week the Ramblers met their first and last defeat of the season losing to Lincoln 26-33. Datka and Gradecki each scored 7 points. This didn't affect the Ramblers because they came right back and whipped Iuneau 42-26. Datka led the scoring with ll points. Then came the game with their traditional rivals of South Division. The Ramblers defeated South for the first time since l938 by winning 33-28. Gradecki was again high in scoring as Pulaski shellacked North 38-26. The defeat of Rufus King by a score of 42-21 put Pul- aski into undisputed second place. Arnie Datka, Harry Szklarski and Bob Vaneska played their final game for Pulaski. The losing of these stars was not going to stop Olen's big five, so they went on to defeat West 56-47. Gradecki scored 23 points with Wojnowski getting l7. Piontek with the aid of his height, controlled most of the rebounds. Pulaski passed Washington the next week by de- feating them 37-30 for undisputed first place with two games left. The first, with Custer, was won 37-30. Lank Piontek played a fine defensive game while Gradecki and Vfoj- nowski, led the offensive in defeating the Generals. Pulaski overwhelved East in the last game, March 5, by a score of 46-22 to become the new champions. After the game Coach Olen expressed his thanks to the whole teamg not only to the regulars, but to every one of the reserves who all stuck with the team to the final second of play. We congratulate you, Coach Olen and the team. CITY STANDINGS Team Won Lost PULASKI . . . 10 1 Lincoln . . . 9 2 Tech . . 9 2 South . . 8 3 Washington . . , 7 4 North . . . 7 4 East . . . 6 5 King . . . . . 4 7 West . , . . 3 8 Bay View . . . , , 2 9 Iuneau . . . l l0 Custer . . U 11 All R TF -wi,-..... n Q ff,g'1wf- Q-.gqliji surf: 6 x ll, 'I b -V ' W '4k- Egg. - N in ' Q ag wi b5r' f- .3 - . 1 - 0 f-J if , ,Q Nr ,zl fqsg 4i 27 l- Q' 3 Q l I W xr 1 I fall l' , ' .W ,Q gs fs? I Y.-iii-QII. 95 f r T' .adlw .. x x MAI OR LETTERMEN I Q , J . 5 Q X Fx:-HX W X ' C N Y 5 l A -4 X-v 7' fv f'f 1 ' ,. J .... f L i 'G' I L 1 Q 5 I!! X 1? Y 5 'Q M -P.. ,-' is LILASKQ 5 X ik ,ff Lnsxgz 7 W2 58 f , - V, 4f'f w I f , , 1 mmmJL,ltI, c M . is f' F1 Top Row: R. Mylnarek, G. Mecha, Coach W. Czarnecki, R. Welsh, R. Milkowski. Row 1: A. Bonk, D. Stanosz, I. Ash, A Mecha, Manager Kenneth Fons, unable to appear for picture. TENNIS With a loss of all his lettermen Coach Wil- liam Czarnecki had a tough time this year in tennis. The lettermen of last year were Dan Wroblewski, Bob Heller, Gordon Tobalski, Bob Reich, Carl Muskowski, Ervin Krzeminski and Harold Czarnecki. Coach Czarnecki had to rebuild the team around scrub players, two as doubles and three singles. In their first match the boys met a non-con- ference team, Milwaukee University School. The score ended 4 to U in favor of M.U.S. The Ramblers met defeat in their second meet by Washington. The score was again 4 to O. Gil Mecha, crowded Tom Kaufman for his two games, but came out on the short end of the score. The rest of the boys were giving their all for Pulaski too. The next week the boys went down in defeat to Lincoln 3 to l. In the doubles, Bonk and Welsh of Pulaski defeated Stern and Feiss of Lincoln for the Ramblers' first victory of the season. The team was composed of Ierry Ash, Gil Mecha, Art Bonk, Dick Mylnarek, Ken Fons, Bob Welsh, and Don Stanosz. Alois Mecha was the Manager. Top Row: Coach M. Wielgosz, E. Grzeszczak, W. Bane, E. Kaczmarek, R. Roehl, L. Szrot, Coach K. Royal, C. Brown, E Cieslak, N. Sobczak, I. Barr, S. Welden, Manager lack Ernst. Row 1: E. Anderson, H. Worden, O. Marquardt, R. Woody D. Buchatz, R. Gaudynski, L. Buss, R, Gerhmann, A. Koscielniak, I. Nadolny and I. Rozmarynowski. SWIMMING Although unable to duplicate their goal of last year as city swim champions, Pulaski's mermen made a favorable showing for the year. Winning more meets than they lost in inter-school meets, Pulaski pulled into third place in the City Swim Meet with 39 points, only 8 points short of last year. Boys' Tech regained first place with 54 points and Bay View took second with 50 points. Bob Gaudynski, Coach Wielgosz's fancy div- er, took a first place in the fancy diving event. Orv Marquardt, swimming the 5U-yard free- style, placed second in this event. Louis Szrot was nosed out twice, taking second both times. once in the 100-yard breaststroke and once in the lUU-yard freestyle. Ioe Rosmarynowski took fourth in the 75-yard individual medley, Chuck Brown took a fourth in the 100-yard backstrokeg Eddie Kaczmarek took another fourth in the 100-yard breaststroke. Norm Sobczak claimed fifth place in the 200-yard freestyle. Pulaski relay men took a second and a third in the ZUU-yard relay and 150-yard medley relay, respectively. In the state swim meet the Ramblers tied Kenosha for seventh place. Shorewood took the title with 43 points. Bob Gaudynski took fourth place in the fancy diving. Ed Kaczmarek plac- ed by taking third in the 100-yard breaststroke followed by Louie Szrot who took fifth place in the same event. The final event in which Pul- aski placed was the 150-yard medley relay composed of Chuck Brown, Ed Kaczmarek and Norm Sobczak. CITY STANDINGS School Points Tech ..... . 54 Bay View . . . , 5U Pulaski ..... . 39 Washington . . . . ll North ....... . 7 Lincoln . . . . 7 East . . . . 4 Top Iett: Tense Moment Top right: Scene ot City Swim Meet Lower Iett: Eddie Kcxczmcrek, swim star Lower center: Bob Gcxudynski, city diving champ Lower right: Coach Wielgosz congratulates Gcxudyriski on his victory MAIOR LETTER WINNERS Top Row: Manager Icxck Ernst, L. Szrot, C. Brown, N. Sobczcrk, E. Kaczmcxrek, I. Burr, Row I: D. Buchatz, R. Woody, O. Mcxrqucirdt, R. Gcxudynski, E. Anderson. I. Ncxdolny and I. Rozmarynowski, not present. 1 . .' 'Q W Top Row: Coach A. Thurner, E. Kowalski, E. Grzeszczak, E. Rachwal, H. Kossow, R. Iaskulski, A. Wierzba, N. Gradecki, L Piontek, R. Coley, G. Rice, E. Piotrowski, H. Blaesing, B. Baldewicz, R. Baldewicz, M. Stempski, P. Franecki, R. Kaminski C. Pook. Row 2: D. Pett, I. Falkowski, R. Zolkowski, D. Paprocki, D. Brown, R. Meyer, D. Chartier, K. Fons, R. Dworczyk S. Welden, D. Nowicki, H. Singer, G. Rogaszewski, D. Durovy. Row 1: S. Nieznanski, M. Pelkowski, M. Gnabasik, C. Piskula T. Manske, D. Lohrke, G. Walter, I. Woida, F. Gunia, A. Heivilin, G. Bennett, F. Kleinsek. TRACK ski took first in the 100 yard dash with Gradecki second. Iack Ernst tossed the shot put 41 feet The track team, coached by Al Thurner open- ed its season April 21, after long practice sessions. On the twenty-first Pulaski met West and Iuneau at Iuneau. West won with 52 points, Pulaski 48. and Iuneau 42. Norm Gradecki of basketball fame, placed first in the 100 yard dash with a time of 10.9 seconds. Gene Piotrow- ski took a first in the 200 yard dash, while Har- vey Kossow helped the cause along by throw- ing the discus 115 feet for a first. The Ramblers relay team, composed of Gradecki, Lohrke, Coley, and Piotrowski, took a first. In Pulaski's second meet, West again de- feated Pulaski 65-48, even though Thurner's boys took four firsts in the field events. Piotrow- Left: Gene Piotrowski, Dan Lohrke and Tom Manske . Center: Bob Kaminski, Russ Coley Right: Ierry Woida and Norm Gradecki for a first in his event. Len Piontek, also of basketball fame, took a first in the broad jump, traveling 19 feet 4 inches. Harv Kossow again took first in the discus with a throw of 122 feet 9 inches. Norm Gradecki took the high jump, jumping 5 feet 4 inches. In the relay our boys defeated West again with Gradecki, Lohrke, Piontek, and Piotrowski, running. Other meets followed of which the editor was unable to follow because of the lateness of the track season. Of the 1943 track team, returning lettermen were F. Gunia, I. Woida, D. Lohrke, M. Berg and N. Gradecki. CBUSS CUUNTHY The cross country team was coached by Mr. William Czarnecki, who relieved Harry Max, the latter having entered the armed forces. Pulaski did fairly Well, Winning two and losing three in the dual meets. In the first meet with Lincoln, Pulaski was left in the dust by Lincoln runners by a score of l8 to 40. Gil Mecha placed fourth, Harry Wesolowski held sixth place, Francis Gunia took ninth and Dan Lohrke came in tenth. At the next dual meet, Francis Gunia and Gil Mecha placed third and fifth, respectively as Pulaski was defeated 20 to 38. By this time the team was running smoothly, and they forged into the lead to defeat Custer 40 to 24. Eight of the first ten to cross the line were Pulaskians. Francis Gunia was second, Gil Mecha, fourth, Ray Teska, fifth, Dan Lohrke, sixth, Milt Kirkstein, seventh, Milt Nowakowski, eighth, Harry Wesolowski, ninth and Frank Shutta, tenth. A strong South team was too much and the Ramblers lost 16 to 48, but the next week they charged back and defeated Cudahy 40 to 24. Francis Gunia, Major letterman Gilbert Mecha, Minor letterman Francis Gunia won a major letter and Gil Mecha a minor as the outstanding runners. Coach Czarnecki promises a better season next year as many stars Will be returning. Season Record Won 2 Lost 3 Total points 134 Opponents points 174 Top Row: H. Iasinski, R. Dworczyk, R. Roehl, R. Teska, F. Vogel, M. Nowakowski, H. Wesolowski, Coach W. Czarneckl. Row I: G. Mecha, F. Gunia, D. Lohrke, M. Kirkstein, F. Schutta, B. Willborn. Y.. l 1 1 t BACK ROW-Left to right: Mr. Olen, I. Muschinski, R. Gaudynski, R. Fischer, E. Wajciechowski, R. Krueger, R. Kordes, F. Kanarek, R. Zepnick, H. Siekierski, R. Puchalski, A. Koscielniak, I. Kuiawa, A. Szplett, C. Mroezkowski. FRONT ROW-Left to right: E, Reinke, R. Mokwa, R, Lisota, W. Tutaj, R. Pluer, D. Ladwig, E. Anderson. HYMNASTICS The gym team coached by Mr. Walter Olen began training for the city gym meet February 1, 1943. The meet has two divisions, class A for juniors cmd seniors and class B for freshmen and sophomores. Ioe Muschinski, who won first place hon- ors last year in the Class B divisions, finished in a tie for fourth place in the Iunior-Senior Division. Ioe was the only entry from Pula- ski in the Class A meet. West Won the team championship with 713.7 points. The Freshman-Sophomore team placed fourth in their meet. Rambler scorers were: R. Lisota , . . 86 R. Pluer .,. ,... 85.5 1 A. Kocielniak . . . . 81 H. Siekierski , . , . . 77.5 R. Krueger . . . . . . 76.5 R. Fischer ...... . . . 75.5 E. Wojciechowski . . 64 W. Tutaj ... .. . .. 64 North West King Pulaski Custer Juneau Washington . . . , . Team standings are as follows for the Freshman-Sophomore: 693.5 692.5 671.5 610.5 588.5 578.5 437.5 -,-Q 'T .. . .I- .We 'f' 14- Q .ffiif lg., 1 ' - I .v,,',,,4-1 ' . 4 is :ug X IL Lb I so B K ww? mm vwkrkv, ' ck 3 , 1 - ',!,su1W - , xl,-1 W VIN' 5 . -7 'sy I- 4' J Q ' af 53' 'Wa .ff -.,, 0 W ,...,.,, , was ' ': - -kgs? uf fc.-w. A ' k ' .. , 'I f. ,, 4- ...,. 1211, N ,,.L.., .45 ..o.1.,.. 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MALONEY . . . . . ,I Gloria Anderson I Lila Frank Gloria Van Dyke Sy, Dombroski MARION . . . . , . I A MAN ..,, GLADYS .... , ..,, Dolores Ulma MARIE THERESE Gloria Bennett DELPHINE .. . .Marcella Snopek GRETCHEN . . . .Waltraud Schubert GODMOTHEH .Alyce Burmeister CINDERELLA'S STAND-IN . . . THE LORD MAYOR . . . . . . LORD TIMES Evelyn Dziedzic . , . lohn Ernst . Donald Gut THE CENSOR lerome Sommers A KING .Arthur Conrad A QUEEN . .Helen Brown PAGES . . Ierome Ash and Harold Barwa PENGUIN .. . Sy. Dornbroski MAID , Marilyn Ludtke DR. BODIE Shirley lpsen Angeline Schutz DANNY .Marvin lanusz PROBATIONER . Patricia Burke Beauties-Dorothy Basilius, Anna I Garney, Vivian Ginsburg, Mary Hill, Emily Koplin, Ellen Koss, Eileen McCally, Leona Mogilka, Ruth Pergande, Ruth Sims, Dorothy Sobczak Virginia Wawrzyniakowski. Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court-Rita ldzikowski, Patricia Kaczecka, Eugenia Kazmierczak, Shirley Kuknat, Margaret Lenz, Florence Nowakowski, Flor- ence Panlil, Sylvia Piekarzewski, Shirley Lyman, Clifford Chybowski, Paul Hubman, Chester lagodzin- ski, George Kontowicz, lack Paulsen, Marko Hako- vich, Gerald Sokolowslci, Florian Rozwadowski, Leon- ard Ftaszkiewicz Solo Dancer-Laverne Wierzba. Street Singers-Gordon Darton, Ralph Daroszeski, Mar- vin lanusz, Donald Krause. SYNOPSIS During the VYorld VYar I, a little lanidmi slavey, Miss Tlilllgu, is cleaning Mr. Ilorliek studio when a policeman comes to warn him that he is showing too much light while enemy planes are abruasl. The bnbby 'uverhears this modern Cinderella lunpringly wish to go to the large ball at Buckingham Palace. Ile follows her home and discovers that she operates a penny shop, Celeste et Cie , and also cares fur four little war orphans. Bliss Thing tells these children the story of Cinderella, Later she falls asleep on the steps of her shanty and dreams that she is the real Cin- derella :it the ball anil that the policeman is her prince, IYI Nliw Thin ' uffer' f' 'e fl e t l ' ien i ss ie. s mg mm evpnsui u rm seeping out-ofaloors. awakens, she is in a linspital, In this convalescent home by the sea, she recovers. The policeman comes tn tell her that he loves her. And so this story about Cinderella also ends happily. SCENES ACT I ..,........ .. .,...,........ Mr. Bodies Studio ACT ll-Scene I Cinderella's Home Scene ll Her Dream ACT Ill . Dr Bodie's Home PRODUCTION STAFF FACULTY General Direction . . Miss Mary Zernbrosky Dancers , . . . , Mrs Kathryn Haley Staging. , . . .Mr. Edward Boerner, Miss Ruth Manion Costumes , . . . . Miss Loretta Mohr Business Mr. Edward Batterman and Mr. Henry Litzow Publicity . . Miss Ruth Manion, Mr. Theodore Garvey Properties . .. .. .. .. . Miss Edith Friese Stage Crew Supervision . Mr Ralph Graves Ushers and Monitors ..... Mr, Edward Merbach Music- Orchestral . Mr Allred Nieter, Mr. Edward Zielinski Vocal .. ,,.... .. . , . Mr. Melvin Hillier 99 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8-Some 2146 Pulaskians came back to start another hectic year. Some had smiles. some had tears. Welcome, Preshies. -Students throng to bookstore. Could it be thirst for knowledge? We can't answer that. -lerry Sommers' runs short of money for books, gets an I.O.U. from Vice-Principal Brown. Ioke!! -Tomorrow's Saturday. Goody!! -Blue Monday. Back to the grind again. -Pamella Flack isn't taking Geometry as yet. but she's got the curves mastered. -Preshie monitors get a scare as they meet Mr. Merbach. -Supt. of Schools Milton C. Potter talks about our undying Constitution on Con- stitution Day. -Pulaski-Waukesha football game. Pun was had by all but the team. P. S.-They lost, 33 to U. 28- -Iuniors and Seniors have a get-together in auditorium. There was no fighting. Big joke!! -School was the usual bore today. -Bad Preshies who reported to the office met Miss Hutter. Brr!! -Ralph Gehrmann spends most of the day looking for elevator pass. -Mud and South Milwaukee is too much for Rambler football men as they sink too deep and lose, 18 to U. Seniors start year rolling with election of class officers. Dale Hanner is elected President. -Pulaski gets ready to scrap the laps with big scrap drive starting today. -?? Iust another day. 0l'TllBEB Hanner and Dombroski hold thumbs in hopes that tomorrow's newspaper is suc- cess. o the June Seniors of Pulaski High School, we extend our most hearty con- gratulations. May you find the work you Eltlllllll Still EHSHNH UUMPHNY 2850 So. 20th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Malleable 8: Grey lron Works Manufacturers of MALLEABLE CASTINGS GREY IRON CASTINGS C. A. GUTENKUNST, IR., President I. B. GUTENKUNST, Secretary and Treas. Freshies hold second convocation. They look like a real bunch of Ramblers. -Blue Monday again! Sad joke! -Pulaski cross country team is left in the dust as Lincoln beats our Harriers, 40-18. Gunia and Mecha looked good. -Seniors hear their class leaders. Miss O'Brien also spoke. -Chair takes olf. Big joke!! -Miss Mannix pushes seniors with key drive. Pulaski-Columbus day. Father Raphael Hamilton speaks. -Nathan Hale outruns Pulaski Harriers, 38- 20. Team is improving. -Although Pulaski promised to beat East. it didn't. -Sad, sad, sad school gets ready for re- port cards. Everyone expects 95's, espec- ially from Mr. Filipiak. Harriers win from Custer, 40-24. Eight of first 10 runners are from Pulaski. Camera club has very brief meeting. Hi. lim. Hi, Don. Meeting's adjourned. -Swim team is all wet. Big joke!! P.S.- fCourtesy, Ierome Sommers.l Seniors boys have important discussion. Discussions about freshman girls. Whoo!! -Mr. Olczyk leaves for army. Drops school annual down Mr. Ralph Graves' neck. -All Pulaski rejoices in football victory over West, 6-3. Herbie Stommel did it, girls. -South drubs and scrubs cross country team. Score has been censored. -Mr. Pelkowski leaves for army. Good luck, Ierry ...... -First noon-hour dance. One boy was seen dancing with a girl, 207 girls dancing to- gether. Nice time had by two. -Annual Bow Day. Freshies take it on the chin. Ahem! NIWEMHEH -Louie Szrot falls asleep in Aeronautics class. -Mr. Graves reports, attendance Very Good. -This is the start ot Teachers' Convention. Everyone's happy, for once, even the teachers. Football team downhearted as they lose to Rufus King, 25 to U. -Can't think of anything for today. -Nice day, attendance not so good. -Please eat in cafeteria, it's nicer than be- hind a bill board. -We're getting ready for the big football iight tomorrow night. -Football game isn't much of a fight. Wash- ington, 49 to6. Reason-Today was Fri- day, the thirteenth. -Preparations can be made for Senior Prom. -Miss Mannix pushes stamp drive. She pushes seniors along, too, especially Wenceslaus Andruczyck. -Captain Dupre, U.S.N., gives important talk to seniors. -Cavalier Annual gets under way. -Cavalier staff meeting. -The Iuniors and Seniors met to discuss a lot of nothing. 4- -Sophs elect Roy Fischer as their class president. Let's go, Fisch!! 25-The Senior Prom has arrived. Marie Knes- er and Robert Kroening reign as prom royalty. Hurrah! we beat the gas ration boards by one week. Hurrah!! again. School adjourns for Thanksgiving vaca- tion. IIECEMBEII 3-Mr. William Knutson left tor the army. Good luck!! Rambler cagemen smack Bay View, 32 to 20. Piontek and Datka star. -Another Blue Monday. Ho, hum!! Seven- teen girls stayed home to help ma wash. -Girls' intramural basketball teams get under way. No scratching, girls! -The Quill and Scroll initiates their new members. Did they look silly, especially Leona Mogilka. -Norm Gradecki stars as Rambler basket- ball men beat Tech, 39 to 31. City cham- pionship, here we come. -Congressman Wasielewski presents American flag which flew over Capitol RALPH H. KROENING President G General Manager H. F. MIELENZ Secretary G Chief Engineer KROEN IN G ENGINEERING CORPORATION Builders 4500 W. MITCHELL STREET TELEPHONE: MITCHELL 1847 MILWAUKEE I WISCONSIN MUNICIPAL STRUCTURES I DEFENSE HOUSING PLAYGROUNDS 0 REMODELING BUILDINGS POWER PLANTS 0 DAMS 0 BRIDGES PAVEMENTS O GRADING Comgratulations . :: Class of I Q43 'fi CLASS RINGS y TROPHIES CLASS PINS l From PLAQUES CLUB PINS MEDALS VICTGR A. NGWAK EMBLEMS Stylists ot School Jewelry JEWELRY mm AWA 'Yom' Official Ieweler DESIGNING :s cs VICTOR A. NOWAK CC. 623 NORTH SECOND STREET I MA RQUETTE 3860 building at Washington, D. C., to appreciative school. 15-Everyone tunes in Fibber McGee on radio Tuesday night. 16-Wednesday night. MOST everyone doing home work. 23-Music and Speech departments put on swell program to start Xmas vacation. 25-Merry Xmas. May Santa Claus be nice to good Pulaskians. 31-Mr. Garvey gets a little son. That's why all the men teachers were smoking cigars in the boiler room after the vacation. PHEW!! JANUARY l-Happy New Year. 6-Into the swing after a vacation. but the swing is swinging too fast. 7-Frosh-Sophs basketball team loses to South, 28-26. Al Wierzba and Iohn Kmet star. 8-Arnie Datka and Norm Gradecki lead Ramblers basketeers to a dandy victory over Iuneau, 42-26. 13- 21- ll-Lt. Stevenson, formerly Mr. William Stev- enson of the Science Department, visit- ed Pulaski. Now, girls! l2-Future Freshmen inspect school. That's where all the oh's and ah's came from. They make them smaller and shorter each semester. Everyone getting excited over coming South game. 14-All is ready for Senior Vodvil tomorrow. See the tat girl, the tite wire walker, and what have you. Rambler mermen were caught drowning as Bay View wins, 47-36. Nice try, any- way. Senior Vodvil huge success. l8-Dale Hanner found his algebra shoes. Big joke! --Drive tor Service Flag gets under way. 20-Coldest Ianuary 20th since 1865. Even Art Adesko's hot lips were cold. Who would like a couple ot iced ears??? Senior Class Day program goes over with a pool! Pardon, a bang! -Pulaski bangs King around for basketball Specializing In Ice Cream Service To Milwaukee Schools stigma ICE CREAM WISCONSIN'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT DAIRY' victory, 42-3l. Undisputed second place is result. -Attendance Department-Zero. -Here come exams! What, no exemp- tions Big joke! Seniors take it easy while school slaves away by celebrating their Class Banquet. Yum, yum. -Bo s' Tech beats Pulaski's swimmers 53112 Y . to 29112. Despite loss, team looks good and-wet. -Exams start today. No explanations needed. FEBIIUAHY -February class graduates. Dolores Fisch- er and Clementine Michalak are honor students. - Splash Party?? New semester begins. More freshies to kid. -Basketball team plays super ball to beat North, 38 to 25. City championship, here we come. 9-Girls' Swim Club organized. Three can swim-j oke- l5-Seniors elect committee chairman to take care of semester activities. Track team starts work. 16-School was usual bore today. -Pep Rally lor basketball team held. There was so much noise the noise-proof walls made noise. -1900 watch Pulaski quintet take undis- puteed lead in city conference as they beat the Purgolds of Washington, 37 to 30. Piontek and Gradecki star. Oh boy, what a team. Are we proud. -Leonard Kujawski made a Captain in the army. Congrats, Len. -Iuniors hold class meeting. A lot is said about a lot. -School holds Bond Rally to spur students OI1. -Pulaski takes a third in all city swim meet -Whoops, there is no February 29. -Stanley Iankowski, a former Pulaskian, -Mrs. Cichocki appointed Dean of at school pool. Bob Gaudynski nosed out all divers for a first. Nice going, Bob. -Pulaski marches over Custer, 37 to 30, as Hank Piontek stars. MAHUH was killed in the service of his country. -Coach Olen's five takes city champion- ship by defeating East, 46-22. Yeah, Pulaski. Coach Czarnecki starts his tennis team working. Come on, gang. -Miss Victory contest ends with Pat Czer- winski nosing out LaVerne Wierzba. Con- test is super-success. Women at Pulaski. Let's show 'em, Mrs. Cichocki. 17-School still talking about Vodvil Benefit program. Nice going Sommers, Gut and Company. 18-Bob Hoffman lost the door of his car. He's still got the key though. 22-Wally Spieczynski lost the key from his car, but still has the door. 24-First annual inter-class swim meet an- nounced. 25-Iuniors win Bond Race with Freshmen, Sophmores and Seniors following in that order. What's the matter seniors, are you broke? 26-Pulaski is presented with basketball tro- phy by Mr. Steinmetz of the University of Wisconsin. APRIL l-April Fool to you, Fool! 2-Ierry Sommers is arguing with Mr. Mer- bach again. . 5-Blue Monday. Nothing doing except class- -lnstrument drive under Mr. Zielinski is es' started. It's for soldiers, hey, Mr. Zielin- 6-Gym team starts practice. Come in you, ski. Tarzans. SENIORS. GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS 6 Beautiful French Gray Portraits ..... 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Three hundred fifty students take ig yf. ts- Q QR Kew part. It was so good that many were turned away at the doors. l9-Don Reiff finds gray hair. The annual is getting him down. 2U-Bob Welsh just grew two more inches. What is it now? Six feet four or six'?? Zl-First track meet is held. West beats Thurner's boys 58112 to 48. Harv Kossow looks good. 22-Home room pictures for annual taken- hold still, please-good news, folks-just a few annuals left-who will be the lucky one? Mr. Ernst worked hard and talked loud. Easter vacation. 27-Nobody had ham today, too many points. 28-Iimmy Rebillot winked at Rose Martins. 29-Miss Werner, Dean of Women at State Teacher's College, speaks to girls on eti- quette. mike Qgewie ir thinking about the future of your busi- well as your own future? These days, very few firms are able to supply their customers as before. What to do? 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Mitchell si. 1 T Q AlllS CIIAIMERS Milwaukee, Wisconsin llIlWlUKEE'WlSlIllllSIlll . v We 1 'Xml will -Spring Hop-Nice crowd and a great time-La Verne and her drum dance- Dawn and her rippling squeeze box- Bob Bond's Band was good, too. MAY -Gradecki stars but Track Team loses to West, 65 to 48. We're getting closer. -Wally Spieczynski does his Trig home- work ior a change. What a surprise. -Report card day. Need we say more?? Could we say less?? -Class play gets under way. Seventeen kids try out for hero part, 27 for heroine. Play should be good. -Letters arrived for L. I. and S. K. from a well known destination. Were they im- portant? Boy, have you ever seen such happy faces?? Gertrude Koltermann, better known as Sis, was seen in the corridor with the Navy. Boy, did she take over. Girls, be- ware, you haven't a chance. It's been go- ing on since the grades -Cavalier Newspaper comes out. There's only one more edition leit ior this year's staff. What, no more reporters to ask ques- tions? -Mr. Graves reports Iimmy Rebillot was on time for school for a change-and on a Monday at that!! What no washing?? 12-Miss Doring's Follies is presented. Gut and Sommers sure looked like dopes. -Ray Bronikowski took three girls home last night. There must be cr shortage of men. l4-Lorrie Iankowski tell for Russell Hittmann. The romance is going strong for those concerned. Too late, girls, he's hooked- but good. Keep an eye out tor them at Iackson Park pool this summer-then watch the love birds in action. 17-Pulaski vs. East. Score? Find out for your- self. We're kind ol dumb. 18-Helen Brown-back from contact. iWhat was it??l 21-Class Play big success. SOLD OUT. 22-Class Play another big success! Better than the first time. 24-Blue Monday, but not for the three Mus- keteers, namely Sis, Rose and Lorrie. The gals are brimmin' over with vitality. Rea- son-all have a Hman. One in the Navy, one in the Marines, and how you gonna keep him down on the farm?? 25-Measles. Ernst, the big ham, stayed home. 28-Memorial Day program. Entire school par- ticipated. JUNE l-First day of Iune. 2-Betty Lang balled out by the boss. 4-Flag Day. Schools shows its patriotism. 5-Sad day. Clarice Stanzyk sat with wet cheeks waiting for the letter from Carl which never came. Will it ever come? We wonder. Could it be that he has found someone new?? to 10-Annuals are here. Mr. Batterman and Pat Czerwinski were busy. ll-Exams start for all victims. 17-Seniors graduate-Well most of them any- way. It's about time. 18-That's all, folks. School's over. Need we tell you? HAPPY VACATION. THANK YOU That is what every boy and girl in Pulaski High School should say to- Mr. lustus C. Castleman Mr. Edward Spaulding Mr. C. F. Trost for maintaining a fine supply store, and stocking the best possible merchandise, such as Glendare School Papers, without charging a penny more. 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