Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Castleman, in appreciation of his daily acts of kindnessQ his .' p tesy, and his Wisdom, we the students of Pulaski - I igh School, dedicate this 1944 Annual With our love and respect. knowing that its pictured pages of W activities and achievements will keep forever en- deared in our hearts the meniory of his inspiring leadership. ' D X . . a bv W W l N 15 1 t . JJ u AP Y fd X W 5 J 1, . X f, ' Af 97 r ltl ' - ' ' i Y I I , JF it s N 'Q . I I ' 2 , f . d . , L,1fo . F 4, x., ,,- fy h . ' . Q ff if X ,fn Jff1f -' A I my LA ' L ' ' ff! I ' f ff 'fl K, MM X! f Viv! . X, N - IX, f t, v p Ji' jf? iy uf E QQ, ,Q bv U n he AW 1 JA A. if p I, Justus C. Castleman BIOGRAPHY of I MR CASTLEMA This year, 1944, closes the teachng career of Iustus Collins Castleman-a career spanning better than half a century. Mr. Castleman, a Hoosier by birth, received his early educa- tion at Chesterton, Indiana. Having completed his high school work, he began his career as ia teacher in the fall of 1892, his first school being a rural district, where he conducted some twenty classes a day and did his own janitor work. Two years later he enrolled at De Pauw University, transferring in 1898 to Indiana University, where he took his B. A. degree in 1900, having majored in English and hstory. While in college he took an active part in athletics, both as a quarter-miler on the track team and a center fielder on the baseball nine in competition with a twin brother, his constant companion. He was also one of the editors of the school paper and the year book. He did his graduate work in the University of Chicago. After finishing his university Work, Mr. Castleman taught at Fairmount, Bloomington, and Evansville in Indiana, and in 1910 accepted Milwaukee's invitation to become a member of the South Division High School faculty. He spent many happy years at South as head of the English department. When the first World War came along, he enrolled with the Y.M.C.A. for overseas duty, serving in France during the last year of the war. On his return he taught at the School of Engineering for a short time, and later he resumed his duties at South Division. In 1924 he was made principal of Maryland Avenue School, where he remained until 1928, when he returned to the South Side as principal of Long- fellow School. A new high school was needed on the southwest side, and when barracks were erected in 1933, Mr. Castleman was made the first principal. A few years later he proudly trans- ferred his office to the magnificent building which Pulaski now occupies, and which he now leaves eleven years later with more than a touch of regret. Mr. Castleman expects to live in Milwau- kee upon his retirement from school work this fall. Through The Years 7kQZ cm like kamkd af Zhu cfelzqhifnf mmm We dmc! 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ARMY Robert Anderson Ioseph Abramczyk Henry Agacki Edward Albert Glen Albrecht Harold Albrecht Lloyd Albrecht Harry Andrasczyk Leroy Anreuser Ervn Antkowski Iohn Bane Iohn Bonna Orville Bane Tom Barr Norman Bauch Raymond Berg Eugene Bielawski Walter Bartkowiak Donald Bockman Frank Borucki' lack Brown Virgil Brezezinski Daniel Brezynski Charles Buderman Leonard Budnick Walter Budzien Chester Bukiewicz William Burke Owen Bane Norman Bedmarek Robert Bitzke Iohn Blazei Donald Behnke Bernard Bruneske Norbert Bauch Edwin Bieganowski Robert Bitzke Richard Bjodstrup' Frank Borkowicz Al Borzynowski Anthony Brawczyk Robert Breckenridge Bruno Buchatz Norman Bykowski Harold Casper Eugene Cemke Iacob Chmurski Milton Chepp Iohn Chojnacki Ioseph Chojnacki Raymond Chojnacki Iohn Ciesla Norbert Chybowski Chester Cichosz Hubert Cyganiak Raymond Cieslak Melvin Clauer William Corrigan Ray Cowman Norville Crain Iohn Czarnyszka Clarence Ciesielczyk 'Deceased 10 ir 'ir if 'A' 'k 'lr Leonard Derezynski Harold Dietsch Norbert Doligalski Gerald Durbin Peter D'Amico Daniel Dettlaii Iohn Dick Edward Dione Richard Dotzler Arthur Drost Raymond Dudjik Delvin Duszynski Ierome Dziedzic Robert Dziedzic Don Dziekan Frank Dzubinski Vernon Edwardsen Clifford Edwardsen Charles Eckstein Ervn Ehmke Arthur Engel Howard Esser Edward Erdmann Iames Falk Daniel Filipiak Eugene Filipiak August Fons Leonard Fons Harold F orciea Iohn Forciea Chet Flanagan George Frechette Alois Galaszewski Frank Gaike Iohn Ganus Victor Gburzynski Peter Gehrke Gilbert Gerke George Gnabasik Gilbert Gondek Daniel Gorski George Gozdowiak Ioseph Golaski Harry Gracyalny Ioseph Grajek Leonard Gaszak Iohn Ganus Robert Gaudynski Henry Gaudynski Eugene Grams Gerald Groth David Gruhn Paul Gruhn Gelbert Gramza Robert Grohall Arnold Grohall Richard Groves Leonard Gultch Roy Gumtow George Guss Harry Grutza Richard Grutza' Donald Gutbord Leonard Gutkowski Richard Haier Herman Hatke Iohn Hanley George Hapke Harry Harries David Haertel George Hubman Frank Hudzinski Ralph Hellerman Robert Heller Donald Hempe Howard Heup Harold Hoverson Norman Hartung David Hausefeld Robert Heisler Bernard Hinz Richard Hybicki Ierome Iglinski Leonard Iszikowski Robert Iack Stanley Iankowski' Harvey Iarantowski Iames Iablonski Otto Iaehner Norbert Ianowiak Harvey Iarantoski Daniel Iarecki Daniel Iaworski Daniel Ieziorski Arthur Iazwiak Clifford Iohnson Bill Iurkiewecz Tom Iurkewiezc Marion Iasiorkowski Thomas Iasiorkowski Daniel Ieziorski Gordon Iohannsen Leroy Iohannsen William Iohn Ioe Kaczmarek Roman Karr Ray Kazik Henry Kaczkowski Eugene Kaminski Elmer Kania William Kannapin Lester Kailsch George Kraft Allen Kujath Daniel Kenidzerske Len Kedzierski Milton Kirkstein Harvey Klawien Earl Kaltembrun Edward Kalupa Leonard Kapczynski Matthew Kearney C. 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Kelpin Harlowe Iames Knling Arthur Knopp ir Lester Kna-sk Henry Kowal Gilbert Kantewicz George Koe Gilbert Kontowicz Norbert Kontowicz Ralph Kordes Iohn Korpal Leonard Korpal lmis George Korzienewski Ervin Kosmatka Leroy Kosmatka Kenneth Kosrog Lester Kotlan William Kraavanger Anthony Krawczyk Edmund Krawczyk Harold Krawczyk Harold Krolikowski Carl Krolikowski Ioseph Kroska Ervin Kroske Lawrence Krueger Ralph Kubek Ervin Kubiak Eugene Kuehn Leonard Kujawski Eugene Kulinski Raymond Kurtz Ed Kwiatkowski Henry Kowal George Kraft Robert Kroening Dan Krueger Ervin Krzeminski Leroy Kucharski Robert Kucharski Arnold Kuchta Allen Kujath Richard Kurowski Iohn Latus Ioseph Lewandowski Ervin Lewandowski Stanley Lisowicz Boleslaus Eugene Loritz Walter Lozinski Warren Luckman Raymond Lyss Richard Lubinski Irvin Lukaszewski Ioe Lyman Herman Luebke Roman Leese Ervin Literski Raymond Marshall Richard McCaid Edgar McNabb Eugene Miller Fred Moeller Ralph Mokwa' Harold Mokwa Roland Meumann THOSE Louis Maas George MacDonald Rchard Maciolek Iohn Makurat Walter Malczewski Leonard Malkowski Russell Mapes Walter Martinson Leonard Masiakowski' Harry Max Iames McMullen Hugh McSweeney Ronald Mevis Melvin Meyer Robert Meyer Ray Michalk Ervin Michalak' Ervn Michalski Bernard Mikolajek Glenwood Milarger Iack Millard Raymond Miotke Ted Miotke Kermit Mueller Russell Mapes Thomas Manske Gordon Manske R. 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Marshall Walter Martinson Leonard Michalski Arthur Miller Richard Model Leroy Monty Steve Moraski Harvey Nakielski Hilary Nabielski Elmer Netko Ierome Neumann Ioseph Nowaszyk Ed Nowak Ray Nowak Edward Nowakowski Robert Nowakowski Leonard Nowicki David Neugent Carl Novotny lack Patin Iohn Paulak lack Paulsen Norman Payleitner Daniel Palucaniak Iames Papke Kenneth Paul Felix Pawlak Danard Palkowski George Palkowski Ierome Pelkowski Robert Pinkowski Henry Piontek Leonard Piontek Ed Piotrowski Walter Piotrowski Harold Plopper WHO SERVE -k Vctor Podla-ski Richard Polcyn Arthur Pollack lack Prokop Ervin Pryxbl Francis Prince Raymond Prince Ervin Rabinski Donald Ratmann Kenneth Riegal Richard Robach Ioseph Ruchiuaski Ralph Sarnowski Norman Sawicki William Schauz Clifford Schallhorn Ted Schmitt George Schubilske Elmer Schalbach Frank Sikora Charles Simonson Robert Shady Gilbert Shine Iames Skulan Alvin Smerlinski Richard Smerlinski Ioseph Slowil Ierome Sommers eLonard Stachowiak Ben Stasiak Conrad Stawiski Leonard Stelter Harry Stempin Ioseph Stiglitz Ralph Stalski Edward Stone Norman Sobczak Harold Szkalarski Leo Swodzinski Harry Szklarski Henry Szponder Louis Szrot Henry Szortyka Bernard Teska Vernon Thompson Robert Tibby Edmund Uawrzonski Iohn Urbaniak Ralph Urbaniak George Volk Harry Wojnowski Herbert Wolff William Wolff Stanley Wronka Wysocki Zaharias Zielinski Zakrzewski Zeheigen Zielinski Myron Ioseph Robert Ioseph Robert Robert Richard Zimmerman Emil Zoltak Arthur Zych Harry Zych Edward Zaharias Eugene Zaharias Leonard Zaharias Ervin Zbilowski U. 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NAVY Edmund Agacki Richard Antoczak Gerald Asowski Ervin Ast Ioseph Balcer Richard Bayer Edward Biskupski Paul Blank Ralph Blasycynski Norbert Blaszczynski Iohn Blattner Robert Blink Iack Brown Leonard Brudnicki Eugene Brzozoraski Iohn Brozozowy Henry Bung Albert Cabella Bernard Caplen Daniel Chartier Roman Ciula Ralph Daroczewski Arnold Datka Iohn David ' Bernard Davis Edward Davis Roy Dietsch Richard Dotzler Norbert Drewek Sigmund Waliszewski lack Durovy Leo Wroblewski Russell Watrous Archie Weinder Richard Weiss Iames Welsh Robert Wentland Elmer Wendt Ervin Westbrook Richard Wilde Henry Wisniewski Leonard Woiak Henry Wojtasiak 'Deceased Edward Dutkiewicz Donald English Le Roy Erdmann Raymond Fajkowski Wallace Falkowski Daniel Filipiak George Fischer Raymond Fizkowski Lawrence Gapinski George Gawin 'A' ir 'A' ir 'k if Charles Gross Harry Grutza Edward Grzczszak Robert Gumz Richard Hamburger Ralph Hammond Robert Heckel Edward Heujinski Ralph Hillman Arthur Idzikowski Eugene Igielinski Herman Ignatowski Richard Iaroszewski Arthur Iaskolski Stephen Kaminski Norbert Kapczynski Henry Klafka Harry Kloss Iohn Kolanger Irvin Kroske Robert Lennart Robert Kossow Arthur Lewandowski Richard Ludka Ervin Lukas Raymond Lyss Marko Markowski Orville Marquardt Chester Maruszewski Le Roy Meyer Frank Michalak William Mileager Robert Milkowski Lice Miotke ' William Mueller Dwight Nordland lack Oberhoefer Nicholas Oestriecher Frank Orlowski Gerald Osowski Bruce Ostermick Kenneth Oxendorf Reginald Paplaczyk Clifford Patzke Gilbert Pitt Edward Poij da Clarence Pluer Daniel Polakowski Marvin Przeworski Robert Ramblow Fred Rehm Rocco Riccardi Wallis Riddle Norman Rienke Robert Roehl Roman Sadowski Elroy Schoemann Roman Schuenke Richard Siejkowski Ralph Simons Richard Simons Eugene Golembiewski Frank Skotzke Victor Grechalski Robert Skrownski . , ....a. ,...,........,. .,,...., ...............................,....4.. ............ Casimer Smagalski Ralph Smith Robert Sladek Leonard Sobczak Edgar Stacl-ler Harry Staniszewski Bruno Stamly ' Eugene Stawski Eugene Stelske Eugene Stelmahowski Michael Stempski Robert Surdyk Louis Swinko Norbert Szada Chester Szychlinski Gordon Tatera LeRoy Tiegs Matthew Topolski Richard Tubeszewski Robert Vaneska Richard Wagner Nestor Walloch George Walter Herbert Waterstart George Wilant Leo Wilnat Ray Wilnat Iohn Windenski Richard Wisialowski Edmund Wisniwski Sigmond Ierome Woida Paul Wolf Robert Woody Ierome Wroblewski Norbert Zaharias Henry Zarzechy Henry Zientek Theodore Zientek Richard Zolicki Robert Zwadzick Henry Zych U. S. MARINES Iames B. Ashley Robert Bender Gregg Bieniewski Stanley H. Brodowsk Russell Czarsryszka Ervin C. Dolata Xavier Dombrowski Harold Dotzler Eugene Drall Edward Dziatkiewicz Vernon Edwardsen Eugene Fabich Ronald Gumpta Anthony Gunia Frank Gunia Ralph Heft Harold Iungbluth Robert Kaminski Eugene Klose Leroy Kucharski Carl Kuchne Walter Lashinski Martin Lisota Ervin Literski Clarence Michalek Harry Mikula Theodore Mylnarek Robert Nowak Franklin Pavlick Richard Pfiefer George Podd Richard Prokop Ioseph Pruszynski Raymond Rawski Herbert Sarnowski Alfred B. Sharafinski Iohn Sheppard Raymond Skrentny Melvin Smerlinski Floeian Sobczak George Stawicki Clifford Szulalski George Szulczewski Robert Tutaj Lawrence Venghaus Iohn Wachowiak Bernard Wilhoen Bernard Windenski Leonard Wisniewski Raymond Worcheck Anthony Wijnar Harry Wojnowski Stanley Wojtasiak Harold Youngblood Casimer Zbikowski WOMAN MARINES Naomi Breri Viola Otolinski Iane Szulczewski WACS Arlene Daniels Irene Stempski c WAVES Dorothy Drall Virginia Kolata Vivian Krobert Catherine Marciniak Ruth Pasterski Ioan Szelicki Mildred Tomrell ll 'I ,Q V A + George Gawin, Leonard Sobczalr, Rober+ Skawronslci, Bernard Hinfz, Bernard Bruneslre, David Hausfeld, Frank Borkowicz, Edmund Wisniewslxi, Ralph Damzel, Alex Pawlak, Norman Bykowsld, Bob Olszylr, Norberf Zaharias, Jack Durovy, Richard Anlzak, Lf. Howard Slillman, Raymond Lyss, Fred Rehm, Clarence Pluckau, William Schauz, Jerry Sommers, Dan Charlier, Leonard Brudnicki, John Pawalak. Clifford Johnson, Harold Albrechf, Don Krause, Donald Albrechf, Roberf Dunlap, George Simon Gregg Bieniewski, Eddie Sfone, Bernard Radoszewslri, iBuzzl Norman Payleifner, Roberf Dziedzic Gene Kowalski, Donald Krause land friendsl Dale Hanner, William Kannipinn, Richard Racinowski Henry Gaudynski, Norberf Dreweck, Richard Wilde, Daniel Jaworslri, AI Sharfinsli, Edward Michalalr Franlr Boruclci, Richard Krzylanowslri. Bernard Teslca, Norberf Doligalslri, Vivian Hroberl, Kennelh Williams, John Horpal, Edward Howalinslzi Sfephen Haminslci, Roberi' Dobson, Norman Beclnarelx, Harry Woinowslxi, Belly Paszlcowslxi, Jerry Wai+a, James Rebillof, Richard Smerlinslti, Raymond Paczlxowski, Fred Rehm, Daniel Lohrke, Edgar Sfadiler. If GRADUATE Qawffajkelefiancffjafikeafkffpif ' 4-7cwZkemayAcafmez4mmZAeaw-- rqncffbfwelfmaqiefaaacfaqcmcfawigfpl Nm! fl' well may Ae AT T OSSROADS -- C RD HOVE JEROME ASH - English: Bas- LEONARD FONS- Mathema- M lretball, Intramurals, Tennis, tics: Swimming lntramurals, Cheerleader, Class President. Vice Pres. Latin Club, Dra- Everyone lcnows this little matics. l am a villian of the bug of icy. wieni-worst type. ARGIE GARSKE-Elective: Girls Glee Club, Class Sec- retary, Chorus, lntramurals, Jr. Girls Club. Three G's in Margie's life: Graduation, Growing up, Gaudynsllif' A U D R EY DERESZYNSKI - Stenographic: Jr. Girls Club, Class Treasurer, lntramurals. A cheeful nature is one of her many virtues. , JA UARY CLASS HISTORY The Ianuary Class of 1944 did not become active in social and academic affairs until its junior year. A meeting was held, under the auspices of the class sponsors, Miss Violet Asi- mont and Mr. Sylvester Suidzinski, for the pur- pose of electing worthy and capable leaders to carry on the ideals of our school. The class decided to nominate representatives from each homeroom and later voite on a commission. The people elected were Ierome Ash, Audrey Derezynski, Margie Garske, and Leonard Fons. Although the class consisted of only 85 stu- dents, one of the smallest graduating groups in the history of Pulaski High School, it showed excellent ability and leadership. This set an example for the remainder of the school and proved that strength may be found if the num- ber be great or small. The first outstanding event of the season was the Senior Prom. Ethel Latus of the February class and Robert Welch of the Iune graduating class reigned as Queen and King respectively. The decorations depicted marine life, and the music was furnished by Guy Grabmann. The next event was our traditional and colorful Caper Day held on December 10. Many humorous and historical costumes were worn. Some of the characters portrayed were as fol- lows: angels, Chinese, Snow White, Daisy Mae, Pistol-Packing Mama, Hitler, Lady in an Alice blue gown, Whistler's Mother and her son, Miss Uncle Sam, soldiers of World War I and II, and others too numerous to mention. The Senior Vaudeville held on Monday, Ianuary l7 was a complete sell-out. It consisted of several acts, namely, the bowery dance, the bowery girls from Pulaski High School, a melodrama with a zoot-suit hero, and the band with Freddie McGurgle. Credit must be given to Audrey Dereszynski who devoted her time to make the vaudeville ia success. The class was proud because its students were the frst to have their pictures for' the an- nual taken in caps and gowns, all were pleas- ed with the results. ' On Ianuary 24, a banquet was held at the Pfister Hotel, and the next evening the 86 Sen- iors marched down the aisles of our auditorium in gray caps and gowns to receive their diplo- mas. A reception was held later in the gym- nasium. It was a happy occasion, nevertheless one that had its serious side for it meant that these young people had completed their happy day-s at Pulaski High School. ERWIN BYLEWSKI-Elecfive: Boys' Glee Club, Diving feam. A healfhy body is a sound mind. DANIEL BRZEZINSKI-Mafhemaiicsg Inframurals, Baskefball. We will never forge? you as 'Freddie McGurgle' 'ihe swoon crooner. RUSSELL COLEY-Elecfiveg Swimming, Track, Foolball, Blue Mask, Class Commission. He has lwo inferesls in life, aihlelics and girls. RALPH DAROSZESKI - English, Chorus, Choir, Sec. Blue Mask, Manager of Tennis Team. Gordon Dar'ron's ofher half. GORDON DARTON-Science: A Cappella Choir, Blue Mask. Frankie S ----- has norhing on him. SHIRLEY DIEDRICH - Science' German Club Swimmin 1 1 g Club, lnlramurals. Soli+ude is somelimes lhe besf socie1'y. CAROL DONOVAN-Sienographicg Jr. Girls' Club, Moniior, lnframurals. The girl who was always disiurbecl in firsl hour s+udy. PHYLLIS DUTKIEWICZ-Eleciiveg Jr. Girls' Club, Moniior, Polish Club, lniramurals. We bei she can 'lell us a lol' abou? Forl' Lewis and also lhe Signal Corps. LE ROY ERDMAN- We expecf wonders from him. ROBERT BALDEWICZ-Elecliveg Chess Club Sec., Soccer, Science Club, lnlramurals, Jr. and Sr. Band. Bui Miss Mannix, fhe book says-. EUNICE BARANOWSKI - English: lnlramurals, Sr. Girls' Club, Red Sarong, Life Saving Club, Chorus, Moniior. A dillar a dollar, a nine o'clock scholar. DOLORES BARTCZAK-English, Jr. Girls' Club, Hislory Club, Chorus, lnframurals, Moniior, Office Helper. One girl in a ihousand-She admils her ambilion is fo be married. ROSE BORUCKI-Eleclive: lniramurals. A quiel lillle Miss. DOLORES BROWNKOWSKI - Sfenographicg Senior Band, Senior Orcheslra, Jr. Girls' Club, Volleyball. May she ever be keyed up by a +ypewri'rer. ROBERT BRUENING-English: Small, shy and always ai fhe 'fail end of Things. Anolher Dagwood Bumsleadf' I ANNETTE FIORINI-Eleclive: lnframurals, Blue Mask. She is a winsome, cheerful girI. FLORENCE FLUDER--Science: Polish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Chorus. Soil fell' her words, as blew fhe air. RITA FORECKI-Slenographicg Inlramurals, Chorus, Saucy li'H'le red head. SHIRLEY FRANKE-Elecliveg Life Saving, Lalin Club, Swim Club, Inframurals. The lalking lype. Isn'+ everyone else? RUTH FRENCZAK-Science, Swim Club, Jr. Girls' Club, Life Saving, Chorus. Her own nalure brings her much happi- ness. VIRGINIA GAFKE-Elecfive: Jr. Girls' Club, Swim Club, Life Saving, Chorus, Inlramurals. . . . Her Hero . . . Johnny Zero. 9 18 GL JA UA MARILOUISE GALECKI-Accounling: Swim Club, Radio Club, Jr. Girls' Club, A Cappella Choir. A girl who looks al lhe fulure. EUNICE GAURKEE-Elecliveg Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Ger- man Club. A pleasanl' smile, a friendly girl makes Eunice one of Pulaski's ideal pupiIs. LA VERNE GONIA-Eleclive: Jr. Girls' Club, lnlramurals, Girls Glee Club, Chorus. Large is her knowledge, buf larger is her hear'f. GERALD HENSIAK-Elecfiveg Blue Mask, King, Chrislmas Play, Radio Club. Once upon a lime lhere was a king- and a girl, he was nice and fall. GORDON HAFMANN-English: Sr. Band, Baskefball Team, Inframurals. Damaged: One pair of Mucha's glasses. Bill: Arnie high scorer. FLORENCE IGLINSKI-Sfenographicg Jr. Girls' Club, Sci- ence Club, Chorus, Inframurals. A friend everyone wishes fo know. ELAINE JENKS-Science: Sr. Swim Club, Inlramurals, Blue Mask, Lafin Club, Chorus. In a sliif while cap and whife uniform she will be a doclor's aide. NORMAN KOMASSA-Sfenographicg Twinkle foes. He dances wherever he goes. EDWARD KNOPSKI-Science: Ouiside sporls, such as fishing and hunling. An imporfanf spoke in wheel of office helpers. GRADUATE EILEEN LAKICH-Elecfiveg Commanding Maioreff, Jr. Or- chesfra. To fwirl in a merry dance fo silvery sounds is her favorife pasf fime. MARILYN LANG-English: Annual Sfaff, Inframurals, Courf of honor, Sr. Prom, Radio Club. She likes 'rhe Navy Air Corps, I wonder why?'I? ETHEL LATUS-English: Ping Pong, Volleyball, Cavalier Re- porfer, Prom Queen. Queen of fhem all. MARIBELL LEDER-Elecfiveg Inframurals. Should we say she is shy?7? ROBERT LEISS-Science: Monifor Capf., Vicfory Council. A Iover of rules, and is always around Io see fhey are enforced. ROSE LIPELES-Elecfive: Vice Pres. of Blue Mask. Her pleasanf smile has won her many friends. AGRIPPINE LITZAU-Science: Inframurals, Jr. and Sr. Or- chestra, Jr. Girls Club. She refuses 'Io give ouf any more homework. She's graduafing. RICHARD LUBINSKI- Hi Lieufenanf. Wifh your infelligence we know you will be one. ARNOLD MUCHA-Indusfrial Arisg Baskefball, Inframurals, Sfage Crew. Ripley-. The boy who's a sharp shoofer wiihouf his glasses. -1- . A -. .............,. ...........-- ................ .. STANLEY KORDUCKI-Science: Jr. Orchesfra, also Sr. Or- chesira. His infelligence will rafe him high in sociefy's eye. GRACE KROLIKOWSKI-Mafhemaficsg A Cappella Choir, Inframurals. One can always depend on her. She is help- ful and wiIIing. MELVIN KRUEGER-Manual Arfsg Office affendance collec- for. Some day he will collecf other records like 'Boogie Woogie' efc. ROSE MARIE KUCHINSKI-English: Jr. Girls Club, Infra- murals, Sr. Girls Club, Chorus, Glee Club. She enchanfed one wifh her nighfingale voice. RUTH KUCZA-Sfenographicg Cavalier Newspaper, Jr. Girls Club, lniramurals. She is a winsome Iolly girI. DORIS LADWIG-English: Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Swim Club, Movie and Drama Club. A chubby Iiffle chaffer box fha? never sfops moving. nr 19 ....,.....a.. ......-- . ......,..... 5 VIRGINIA PAZDERSKI-Elec'l'ive: lnlramurals, Annual S+af'l. The 'lype of girl you'd like 'lo know beller, and I do mean beHer. GRACE PISKULA-Science: Swim Club, lnlramurals, Quill and Scroll, Cheerleader. A girl who has +he besl school spirif and she's a cheerleader. DAWN PAKORA- The girl wilh lhe conslanl smile. AUDREY RAHN-Malhemalicsg Blue Mask, Swim Club. Her lavorile song is smoke gels in your eyes. CLIFFORD ROSINSKI-Elecliveg Baskelball, Foolball, Base- ball, lnlramurals. Ask him aboul lhe love lighl in his life. REGINA ROMANOWSKI-Elecliveg Jr. Girls' Club, Adv. Dancing, Arl work. The quiel' 'Iype everyone loves. FRANZ REINHARDT-Science: Nalure Sfudy, Science Club. He is wise who lalks li'Hle. ALBERT REISKE-Science, lnlramurals. By work one knows 'lhe Workman. GERALD RISTOW-Elecliveg Blue Mask, Spanish Club. l may do somelhing sensalional yer. 20 MARY NIESCIOR--Eleclive: Polish Club, Jr. Girls Club, lnlramurals. Happy will be her life. ALVINA NYKIEL-Sfenographicg Jr. Girls Club, Inlramurals, Chorus. Her chief inferesf is baskefball ---- players. ELAINE ORLOWSKI-Slenographicg Girls Club, Inlramurals, Polish Club, 'Blue Mask. The Army's 'For me. KENNETH OXENDORF-Eleclive: Reserved and Concien +ious. GEORGENE PANDZIECK-English: Swim Club, Jr. Girls Club, Blue Mask, Inlramurals. Ask her abouf ihe Marines, sl'le knows. DANIEL PAPROCKI-Manual Arlsg Track, Baskelball. Eigl1l' ball - - - side pocket JA UARY ROBERT ROEHL - Manual ArIs:Swim Team, Melodrama, Courf of Honor, Sr. Prom. FicIrIe minded real Iive boy. LIBBY RUICKA-Eleciiveg Blue Mask Club. A sfudeni' in law and always ioIring. JOAN SANTO-Hisioryg Travel Club, Iniramurels, Choir. Syncopafion, psychology, and sewing soofhe fhe singing senior. DOLORES SARANOWSKI-Science: Speech Choir, Infra- murals, Moniior. The girl wifh a good head on her shouIders. RUTH SCHIMBORSKI-Elecfiveg Spanish Club, Blue Mask. One of fhe silenf pariners in 'lhe Feb. '44 class. EUNICE SHEFFIELD-EIec+ive3 She has Iwo inferesfs in Iife, arf and Ari. GRADUATE Q 51 9 RUTH SKRZYPCZAK-Elecfiveg Inframurals. A good siudenf af Pulaski. ELAINE SIELAFF-Science: Laiin Club, Inframurals, Glee Club, Girls Club, Swim Club. Long Disiance . . . Operafor, give me The roufes and rare Io . . . MAURINE SITTE - Elecliveg Affendance Office Moniror. VarieIy is The spice of Iife. She wrires fo I9 servicemen. JOSEPH SOBCZAK-Indusfrial Arfsg Siege Crew. One of fhe fellows from fhe good ole sfage crew. DOROTHY STUMPF--Elecriveg A naiural. She doesn'+ have Io wear make-up. ELAINE SZOPINSKI-Science, Inframurals, Jr. Girls Club, Chorus, Monifor. Hold friendship in regard. TERRY TOBIN-Elecfiveg Blue Mask, Jr. Girls Club, Inira- murals. A briIIian+ sfar in fhe sky of educa+ion. LUCILLE TRYBUS - Elecfiveg Inframurals, Jr. Girls Club, Travel Club, Chorus. As merry as fhe day is long. VIRGINIA URBANIAK-Elecfiveg Jr. Girls Club, Hisfory Club, Inframurals. Merchan'I Marine in her veins. 21 we ,,,,,,,h,,,,,,w,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,- . VILLA THOMAS-Science: Good fhings come in small packages. WALTER VOGEL-Eleciiveg War Diploma: Swim Team, Noon hour program. Gone bu? noi' forgoHen. LORNA YOUNG-Elecfiveg Radio Broadcasfing Club. Sl1e's a differenf kind. DOROTHY JAROSZ-Sfenographic: Iniramurals, Chorus. A pleasing Miss wifh a charming personalify. HELEN LlNK-Eleciiveg Girls Glee Club. A pleasanf smile buf larger is her heart BEATRICE KLESZEYNSKI-Elecfiveg Ping Pong, Volleyball, EUNICE SHELFIELD-Elecfive Baseball. BRUCE SCHALLHORN- War Diploma LILLIAN POTRZEBNY-Science: Sr. Swim Club, Hisfory Club, Glee Club, Moniior, lnframurals. ANTHONY PASSLER- War Diploma CLASS ADVISORS MISS AISMONT MR. SIUDZINSKI ROBERT JASKULSKI-Math- PATRICIA CZERWINSKI - ROBERT WELSH - English: JOYCE CAREY - Elective: ematics: Basketball, Foot- ball Track, Class Commis- sion, Intramurals. Skill in math, football, basketball, plus personality makes this star on Pulaski's horizon shine bright. English: Jr. Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Quill and Scroll, Victory Queen, Cavalier Reporter, Annual Business Manager, Class Commis- sion, Intramurals. All This And Heaven Too. Basketball, Tennis, Senior Prom King, Monitor, Class Officer, Victory Council, Captain of Monitors, Ra- dio Broadcasting Club, Lat- in Club, Class Commission. He is our shepherd whose rznvard is to be loved by a . Jr. Girls' Club, Monitor, Radio Broadcasting Club, Blue Mask, Class Commis- sion, Court of Honor, ln- tramurals. Portrayer of the immortal character, 'Top- SIS . JUNE CLASS HISTORY HARRY CARLSEN-Ma+he- matics: Basketball, lntra- murals. His basketball technique has plenty fi- nesse, likewise for his per- sonality. In September of 1940, the class of '44, the school's largest class up to that time, made its debut into Pulaski society. It didn't take long for this group to make all take notice of its presence. The first year, under the supervision of its class sponsors, Mrs. Gloria Schmidt and Mr. Edward Batterman, and election was held in which the following officers were chosen: Edmund Wisniew- ski, Presidentp Russell Coley, Vice President: Ade- line Bednarek, Secretary: and Robert Welsh. Treasurer. With the aid of these selected leaders the class really started to do things. The first undertaking was a -dance in the clubroom, which proved to be a big success. When another dance was held shortly after, this class became the first to sponsor two dances successfully in its freshman year. The sophomore year the same officers were chosen with the exception of Warren Reis, who was chosen as secretary. Sorow touched the class for the first time when, after only one semester of service, Warren Reis was claimed by death. Next came the all important junior year. The main social event of this period was the junior prom. Russell Coley and Bernadette Guss ruled as King and Queen with Howie Emerson's Orches- tra providing the music. During this year the class showed its patriotic spirit when, after an all-out effort, it won first place in a bond race. Another election took place in the middle of the junior year. This time it was decided to choose a commission to plan the traditional activities for the senior year. The members chosen were Rus- sell Coley, Robert Welsh, Georgene Pandzieck. 4' - s..........-e- 5 A f f--1. a. ... .-.me Ioyce Carey, and Edmund Wisniewski. To the field of sports the class of '44 contributed many laudable athletes: Ioe Muschinski, City Div- ing Champp Danny Buchatzg and Ervin Anderson, the backbone of the City Champion Swimming Team of '44. The two most outstanding, all-around athletes of the class were Robert, Iaskulski and Harvey Kossow, both starring in football, basket- ball, and track. Much too soon came the final year and with it a few changes. When Georgene Pandzieck and Russell Coley were graduated in February and Edmund Wisniewski joined the Armed Forces. vacancies were left on the Class Commission. This made necessary another election. The student chosen wre Harry Carlson Robert Iaskulski, and Patricia Czerwinski. On Caper Day, the first event of this year, the seniors portrayed their favorite fiction, movie, or in-the-news characters. Next the class held a football hop for the benefit of two students injured in football practice. The senior prom which followed saw Robert Welsh and Ethel Latus ruling as King and Queen, in a beautiful setting of Marine life. Following these activities were the Senior Class Play, Cap and Gown Day, and the Senior Banquet held at the Schroeder Hotel. With graduation on the night of Iune eighth the history of the class of '44 was ended. u Whether we meet or whether we part lFor our ways are past our knowingl A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the Ways We all are going! At the Crossroads Richard I-Iovey 23 ...-... , +,,,,,- , ROSEMARY ADAMICK - ElecTiveg lnTramurals, Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club, MoniTor. QuieT buT in an uTTerly differ- enT way. EARL ALBRECHT-HisToryg Cheerleader, MoniTor CapTain, Radio BroadcasTing Club. The all inclusive personaliTy 'From sheik To clown. ERWIN ANDERSON-Science: Swimming Team, Gym Team, Track. You won'T see This diver Jacknife his Swan. BERNARDlNE ANDRASZCYK-Science: Science Club, Jr. Girls Club, McniTor, lnTramurals. Lively and inquisiTive describes 'Andy,' The vivacious bruneTTe. LILLIAN ANDRONCZYK-ElecTiveg Girls Glee Club, Moni- Tor, War Bond McniTor, ArdenT Riverside paTron who's iusT mad abouT good-looking musicians. EDWARD BANKER-ElecTiveg Choir, Boy's Glee Club, Travel Club, Barbara Friechie, ChrisTmas Play. He has To be big To hold Thai personaliTy. 24 JUE ARLONE BARG-ElecTive: Girls lnTramurals, Swimming Club, MoniTor, Blue Mask. Clever and wiTTy in conversaTion. RUTH BARTH-ElecTiveg lnTramurals. Working her way up aT WoolworTh's. ROSALINE BARTKOWlAK-Science: Jr. Girls Club, lnTra- murals, Science Club. AThleTic and pracTising Tor nursing . . . by holding hands. GERALD BARTZ-ElecTive: Blue Mask. The Typical Beau Brumell. GRACE BECK-Science: Jr. Girls Club, lnTramurals, Cafe- Teria. Her quieT manner cannoT hide her pleasanT person- aliTy. JANE BECKWITH-English: Jr. Girls Club, lnTramurals, Blue Mask. ThaT shy Miss who wenT To see The TooTball games, buT mosTly cerTain players. ADELINE BEDNAREK-HisToryg Class SecreTary, LaTin Club, Speech choir, Annual, Quill and Scroll, McniTor, lnTramur- als. Those who undersTand her know her, buT all who know her don'T necessarily undersTand her. JOSEPH BEDNAREK-Science: lnTramurals, LaTin Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, CaTeTeria, Science Club. A miniaTure porTraiT of Lochinvar. RALPH BEHNKE-AccounTingg lnTramurals. A TirsT class sTudenT and a TirsT class pal. ' GRADUATES BEVERLY BRAUN-Quill and Scroll, Cavalier Annual and Newspaper Adverlising, Swim Club. A wonderful business manager and The 'firsf lo be engaged. ARTHUR BREIWA-Elecfiveg Baskelball, Track, Blue Mask, Polish Club. A frue 'Speecher' who has a wide range of acfivifies in drama+ics. SHIRLEY BRlESMElSTER - Science: Swimming Club, Life Saving, lnframurals. Quief isn'+ she, buf l wonder. How aboul' il, Mecha? LENORE BRONIKOWSKI-Eleclive: Be a 'Friend and helper lo all is her mo'Ho. RAY BRONIKOWSKI--Science: Annual, Sr. Band, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Monilor, Chess Club. His friends will never forgel Ray, for if is a pleasure lo know him. FELIX BROZOWY-Science: Choir, Monilor, Paper Drive, Blue Mask, Science Club. U+ili+y aide-de-camp for all lady Teachers. DANIEL BUCHATZ-Science: Track, Monifor, Capfain of Swim Team. Whoever heard of a wolf faking lo wafer before? AUDREY BYSTRA-Science: Busy, silen+, and energefic, buf she has anolher side. GEORGE CEMKE--Manual Arfsg Block Capfain in 'the Scrap paper Drive. This George needn'+ chop clown a cherry free lo be a success. fl.i . . G. ROBERT BENNETT-Science: Track, Swimming. A flash- ing smile, a swarlhy skin. Bob is really a Romeo. AUDREY BERGER-Accounfingg Annual Slaff. Her 'Dark Eyes' are made of 'Slardusl' and her personalify is as precious as her eyes. EDWARD BINASH - Science: Tennis, Slagecrew, Monifor Caplain. The Keeper of The Halls. MARY BLATTNER - Slenographic: Red Sarong, Booksfore, Candy Counrer. Wha+ will some 'Teachers do wifhouf her? RALPH BOCHAT - Hisfory: Baskeiball, Monifor, German Club, Track, Hisfory and Travel Club. As brighl' as fhe sun and iusl as irregular. ROBERT BORTH-Elecfiveg lnframurals, Monifor. His dream: an old radio sei and June. V. - ws. -f 25 . - 1 -.. ...U ---.- ..., .....-..-. .,.., U 1 C- .,.,.. NORBERT DANK-Science: Sfage Crew. A sfage hand who wresfles gyroscopes. RONALD DEJEWSKI-Science: Inframurals. He'd rafher fall: fo a boy fhan some girl any day. CHRISTINE DEMSKI - Sfenographic: Jr. Orchesfra, Girls Glee Club, Monifor, Polish Club. Experf wifh fhe 3 'B's'- Bach, Beefhoven, and Boogie-Woogie. LAWRENCE DOBSON-Accounfing: DefinifeIy an assef fo fhe senior class. HENRY DOMINO-Elecfiveg Monifor, Archery Club. He's - King of Good Fun and wifh friends he's aces. PATRICIA DORO-Elecfiveg Red Sarong, Blue Maslc. SmaIl, graceful, and nice fo gef along wifh. WALTER DOSS-Manual Arfsg Always ready for a Iiffle fun, and he usually sees fhaf he gefs if. 1 SHIRLEY DOUCETTE - English: Monifor, Swimming ACIub. She-fhaf does good fo anofher, does also good fo herself. AUDREY DRAEVING - English: She's fhe cream of any crop. Z6 BERNADINE CHELMINIAK-Science: Jr. Girls Club, Lafin Club, Hisfory Club, Science Club, Inframurals. Beans fo her friends and she has lofs of fhem. ROMAN CHOJNACKI - Elecfiveg Swimming, Blue Maslr, Foofball, Vicfory Council. His wif is amazing. RICHARD CHOJNACKI--Science: Foofball, Track, Monifor Capfain. A man sfraighf and fall who played frack and foofball. JUNE CHYBOWSKI - Science: Science Club, Inframurals, Home Economics Club, Blue Maslr. She's gof pep, person- alify, and infelligence. MARIE CIMPL--Elecfive: Jr. Girls' Club, Lafin Club. SimpIe as her name and Nice fo Come Home To. VIVIAN DANIELS-Elecfiveg A 'Daisy Mae' who is always full of pep and vifaIify. SJUE 21 GERALD DREWICZ-Elecfive: lnframurals. Feeds on friend- ship, blondes, and brunef'res. HARRIET DRUCH-Science: Spanish Club, Blue Maslc, Moni- for. Wiffy and wise, poised and prafical, dignified, and different THADDEUS DRZEWIECKI - Science: There oughf fo be more good fellows like him. , EDWARD DUDEK-Science: Archery Club, Track, Foofball. His ambifion is fo see whaf makes an airplane ficl:. GRACE DURA - Science: Swim Club, Choir, Blue Mask, French Club, lnframurals. A sweef girl fhaf will 'reach fhe fop. SHIRLEY DURBAHN - Elecfive: Swimming Club, Monifor, lnframurals. Shrimp , buf only in sfafureg her influence is giganfic. GRADUATES DELVIN DUSZYNSKI-Elecfiveg Foofball, Swimming. A boy fhaf's greaf in more fhan one way. EVELYN DUVE-lnframurals. Her sweefness can be compar- ed fo a big red lollypop. ' THADDEUS DZlADULEWICZ - Science: Traclr, Cavalier, Camera Club, Monifor Capfain. Serving manliind fhrough Phofographyf' ' ELEANORE DZIOBA--Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club, lnframurals. The girl wifh sfenography in her dreams. STELLA ELIOPOULAS-Elecfive: Graceful in speech and sfride, she'll make a success of life. DOLORES FALK-Sfenographic: Chorus, Blue Mask, Infra- murals. When Dolores laughs, everyone laughs wifh her. JERRY FALK-Elecfive: Traclx, Travel Club. His main assefs, quiefness and friendliness. DELPHINE FALKOWSKI--Elecfive: Life Saving, Jr. Girls Club, A very afhlefic girl is Delphine. RICHARD FlCKAU-Mafhemafics: Cafeferia Worker. A whizz in Mafh., could he be anofher Eiensfein7 27 . , . . .. ....4......-...--.. --.W-.- -- ,.a.....,...., ,.........-..4.. ...........- WV- ..-WW 1 5 MARTHA FIORINI-Elecfiveg She upholds fhe infellecf of fhe senior cIass. MARY FIORINI-Elecfiveg Blue Mask. A merry, aHrac+ive senior who walks in beau'I'y. BETTY FLACK-Elecfiveg Sr. Band, Choir, Blue Mask, Her soprano nofes are soff Lydian Airs. CLARENCE FOELSKE-Science: Monifor, Baskefball. Surg- ery: Calling Dr. FoeIske. KENNETH FONS-Elecfiveg Track, Tennis, Choir, Monifor. He has a way wiih bofh fhe girls and a baskeIbaII. MARION FRANECKI-English, Moniror, Polish Club, Infra- murals. She knifs and knifs, among ofher +hings. 28 JU RAYMOND FRANKE-Science: Annual, Blue Mask. PaIrick Henry had nofhing on him . . . neifher has Einsfein. LENORE FRAUENFELDER-Eleciiveg Her 'Faulfs are like needles in haysfacks, hard fo find. JOSEPHINE FRENCZAK-Science: Monifor, Swimming. A laugh is worfh a hundred groans in any market MARCELLA GAJEWSKY-Science: Choir, Dancing, Infra- murals. She likes Mr. Granbsch buf won I' admif ii. DANIEL GAUDYNSKI-Manual Arisg Baskefball, Iniramurals, Model aircrafr building. This 'Smiling Ghosi' will be re- membered for his baskeiball abilify and his wonderful per- sonaIify. THOMAS GAWIN-Science: Inframurals, Moniror. A knighi in shining armor fo any fair lady. DELORES GIESE - English: Inframurals, Home Economics Club. Skilled wi+h her hands, winner of many 4H prizes. JANE GLAPA--Eleciiveg Her fu+ure acfivify is a housewife. DORIS GLYZEWSKI-Mafhemaficsg Polish Club, Blue Mask, Iniramurals. As in'I'eIIigen'I' as she looks, and fhen some. GRADUATES LEONA GRUNDKOWSKI - Science: Speech Choir, Infra- murals. BeaufifuI buf noi' dumb. VALENCIA GULCZYNSKI-Elecfiveg French Club, Monifor. She is a very, very pracfical girl. BERNADETTE GUSS-Elecfiveg Choir, Cify Edifor of News- paper, Blue Mask, Prom Queen, Red Sarong. Is if Guss or Gusf-Bay View or Pulaski. CHRISTINE GUZENDA-Elecfive' Red Saron Blue Mask, I gn Inframurals. Shy buf in a very pleasanf way. ARTHUR HAFKE-Science: Monifor, Inframurals. A quief, infelligenf, and friendly person. NANCY HAUSFELD-Mafhemaficsg Swimming Club, Moni- for, Inframurals, Spanish Club, Cafeferia. Nan's brilliance is blinding, buf she's a sincere friend. MILDRED HELLER-Sfenographicg Hisfory and Travel Club, Jr. Girls Club, Monifor, Blue Mask. SmaIl buf wiry, Milly enfhusiasficly affacks every fask assigned her. JUNE HILLMAN-Elecfiveg Choir, Swim Club, Glee Club. Quick wifh fI1e answers in class and ofherwise. LORETTA HINTZ 4 Elecfiveg Inframurals, Chorus, Speech Choir. Speech is greaf, buf silence is greafer. MARION GNABASIK - Elecfiveg Track, Foofball. Genius finds ifs own road, and carries ifs own lamp. KENNETH GORSKI-English: Foofball, Baskefball, Gym feam. A wolk in zoofs' cIofhing. GERTRUDE GOZDALSKI-Sfenographic lnframurals. lf is a rough road fhaf leads 'Io fhe heighf of greafness. AUDREY GRAMS--Sfenographic: Jr. Girls Club, Swimming Club, Monifor. Oh for fhaf 'happy-go-lucky' way of hers. ARTHUR GROCHOWSKI-Mafhemafics: Movie Club, Aero- naufics Club, Inframurals. If knowledge is power, call him King Arfhur. I RALPH GROH-Elecfiveg He differs from his sfafure. an 29 ERVIN IWINSKI-Elecfiveg His chief aim in life is fo gel a liff. THERESA JAKUBOSKI-Elecfiveg Mighfy like a rose. DOLORES JAREMBA - Science: Monifor, Jr. Girls' Club, Choir Sweefer fhan honey, and so-o-o preffy. WALTER JECKE-Elecfive: German Club, Sr. Band. He cer- fainly has a way wifh girls. DOROTHY JUREWICZ-Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club. Economics Club. A clemure young lady who's always ready fo help. VIRGINIA KACZKOWSKl-Elecfiveg Jr. Girls Club, Monifor, Volleyball. Full many a flower is born fo blush unseen. ESTHER KACZMAREK-Sfenographic: Girls Club, Red Sa- rong. Says liffle buf fhinks much. GERALDINE KACZMAREK - Sfenographic: Cheer Leader, Swim Club, lnframurals, Monifor, Life Saving, Glee Club. Her pen is her sword, 'ro servicemen of course. RICHARD KACZMAREK-Science: Cross Counfry, Spanish Club, Monifor. His characfer, like a gusf of wind, sweeps you off your feef. 30 GERMAINE HIRSCH-Elecfiveg Jr. Girls Club, Radio Broad- casfing Club, lnframurals. Ambifious and oh so pafriofic: bruneffe Germaine loves advenfure. DONALD HOERNKE-Science: Proiecfion Room Crew, Sfage Crew, Appearances deceiving. Pefe is noi' as somber or sfudious as you fhink! ROBERT HOFFMAN-Elecfive: Band, Choir, Swimming Team, Track. Lef's have a liffle swing music now. ALICE HORN-Music: Swim Club, lnframurals, Jr. Girls Club, Life Saving. A rare combinafion of red hair, brilli- ance, fancy diving and musical abilify. PAUL HUBMANN-Science: lnframurals, Blue Mask. He is a genfle, frue, and perfecf knighf. PETER IDZIKOWSKI-Elecfiveg Swimming, Monifor, Infra- murals. A small man wifh a personalify fwice his size. JUE FLORENCE KACZMARSKI-Slenographicg Jr. Girls Club, Glee Club. A good hear? and benevolenl feelings lie al fhe foundafion of charac1'er. CAROL KAEMLElN-Sfenographic: Jr. Girls Club, Monifor, Red Sarong, Tumbling, Usher. A girl wiih pleniy of vim, vigor, and vi'laliiy. JOHN KALUPA-Science: lnlramurals, Track, Archery. Sleep is imporfanf, need we say more? FRANK KANAREK--Eleclive: Swimming. In case of drown- ing call Frank. ' MARIAN KANNAPINN-Science: German Club, Monifor, Edifor on Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Firsl' Aid. The Cavalier Counfess-Pulaski's fu'I'ure Dorofhy Thompson. MARION KAPCZYNSKI-Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club. A frue 'bookworm'. Always Reading. GRADUATES . -f - K ,f-: FELICE KARAS-Sfenographicg Jr. Girls Club, Glee Club. lnframurals, Jr. Band, Red Sarong. Beaufy is a God-send admired by all. LORETTA KAZIK-Elecliveg Sr. Swim Club, Moniior, Life Saving, lnframurals, Annual Sfaff. A bundle of ioy and enihusiasm. Hey Mueller? LORRAINE KAZIK-Elecfiveg French Club, Swim Club, Life Saving, Annual, Couri oi Honor, Inframurals, Jr. Girls Club. Take oodles of personalify, ambifion, and mischief: mix well: resulf, Lorraine. LAURETTA KAZMIERCZAK-Elecfive: Hislory Club, Infra- murals, Spanish Club, Jr. Girls Club. lf is fhe wise head l'ha'l makes The slill langue. FRANK KEARNEY-Elecliveg A wolf in sheep's clofhing. CAROL KELLNER-Science: Archery Club, Blue Mask, Moni- for, Cavalier, lnlramurals. AHracfive and sympafhefic. No wonder Carol gefs oceans of ian-mail. JUANITA KERSCHION-S+enography: Moniior, Blue Mask. Nii'a is noi only Bob's inspiralion buf Pulaski's foo. RUTH KOHNHORST-Music: Jr. Band, Jr. Orchesfra, Choir, Blue Mask. She is going fo finish The 'Unfinished Sym- phony'. FRANK KLEINSEK-Science: Aeronauiics, Track, Monilor. Accura+e knowledge is fhe basis of correcf opinions. 31 . ........ .-.-........ --.....-................, -.-----L --...---- .- -... ......,,, ,,5.,.-. .., ALICE KLOS-Elecliveg Someday she'II make a sick palienl 'Feel be'l'ler. CLARENCE KNESER-English, German Club, Monilor Cap- lain. A love of fun over-lapped his love of sludy. JEAN KOEPSEL-Elecfiveg Blue Mask, Class Secrelary. Whal sweel delighl a quief life affords. ROBERT KOEPSEL-Science: He goes for 'rhe sporl seclion BEFORE 'lhe funnies. VIRGINIA KOMREDY-Elecliveg Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Monilor, lnlramurals, Home Economics. A kind hearl' is a founlain of gladness. LILLIAN KOKOWSKI - Slenographicg The le'H'er-swealer girl. 7 ,I I' , I , 32 JU ROBERT KORDES-Science: Gym Team, Swimming Team. This fufure pilol gives wings lo many a girl's hearl. ALICE KOSITZKE-Elecliveg Some women laik loo much, buf nof lhis blue-eyed blond. l'lARVEY KOSSOW - Elecliveg Baskelball, Foolball, Track, Blue Mask. Ambi'fion and aimabilily plus 'Foolball and baskelball equal Harvey. CLIFFORD KOSYKOWSKI-Elecfive: A budding young arl- isl wifh a pleasanl personalilyf' IRINE KOTNAROWSKI-Malhemalics: Speech Choir. The rare combinalion of bolh beauly and brains. CELINE KOWALSKI-Elecliveg Jr. Girls Club, Red Sarong, Polish Club. Venus de Milo wilh arms. DOROTHY KOZAK-Science: lnlramurals, Blue Mask. A smile 'For everyone, and a very pre'Hy one loo. DOLORES KOZMINSKI-EIec+iveg Jr. Girls Club, Red Sa- rong, Blue Mask, French Club. A good laugh is sunshine. DOROTHY KRAMASZ-English, Swim Club, lnlramurals, Jr. Girls Club, lnlramurals, Jr. Girls Club, Monilor. An un- usual personalify is quile a gill. 1 GRADUATES RUTH KUICK - STenographic: Jr. Girls Club, lnTramurals, Office MoniTor. Silence is The saTesT course Tor any girl To adopt ROBERT KUJAWA-ElecTiveg MasTer of musical mischief wiTh magic in his fingers. ROBERT KUHLA-ElecTive. Why should he sTudy hard, or rack his brain on some dull book. JANYCE KURTZ-ElecTive: German Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong. WanT To know whaT haappened? . . . ask Janyce. MARIE KUZMA-ElecTive: Jr. Girls Club, Blue Mask, Moni- Tor. The simple TruTh her uTmosT skill. BETTY LANG-English: VicTory Council, Blue Mask, LaTin Club, EdiTor-in-chief Annual, ChrisTmas play, Class Play, Life Saving BeTTs had many high goals. WhaT's more, she reached Them. VIRGINIA LANG-AccounTing: Has all The makings of anoTher Joan Davis. EUGENE LANGE - Science: Track, MoniTor. WhisTler's ProTege. . LILLIAN LEMANSKI-Science: lnTramurals. Ask her any- Thing abouT a cerTain diver. -'H b K - V ...4..,,.....,........,.N ,.-. e H... BETTY KRAUSE-AccounTingg The Navy! The Navy! Some- one loves The Navy! RUTH KRAUSE-Jr. Band, Sr. Band, lnTramurals. WhaT she says is Trank and full oT common sense. FRED KROENING-Manual ArTsg MoniTor, Sr. Band Any similariTy To T. Dorsey is purely coincidenTal. PAUL KROLICK-Manual ArTs: Paul doesn'T mind ThaT he's small. The bigger They are The harder They Tall. JEAN KRZYZANOWSKI -- ElecTive: lnTramurals. A good Tace is The besT leTTer of recommendaTion. VIRGINIA KRZYZANOWSKl-ElecTive: Blue Mask, lnTramur- als. lT is a good Thing To laugh aT any raTe. 33 -----N M V---s 1 . --W .4.........-...,............,..-..i-W VIRGINIA LUKASZEWSKI-Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club, Moni- +or, Girls Glee Club. Her inleresl in servicemen is sec- ondary only 'Io her inleres+ in clolhingf' BETTY LUKSZYS-Sfenographicg Swim Club, Radio Club, Monilor lnframurals, Life Saving. An al'ro who claims she's a soprano. THOMAS LYBEK-Elecliveg Hisfory and Travel Club, Volley- ball and Baseball, Inrramurals. No need fo fell Tom fo fake if easy. GORDON MAHLANDT-Elecfiveg Baske+ball, Moniior. His life is on fhe sfage - - - pulling cur1ains. ELEANOR MAJERSKI-Elecliveg Monilor, Glee Club, Infra- murals. Laughing cherfulness fhrows +he lighl of day on all palhs of life. GENEVIEVE MALECKI-Slenographic: Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club, lnframurals, Red Sarong. Off wiih fhe cleals and fhe enfrance is quiet LUCILLE MARCINIAK-Elecliveg Speech Choir, lnframurals, Girls Glee Club. Wha+ bashful swain will pluck fhis sweef flower. HORTENCE MARKOWSKI-Science: Jr. Girls Club, Red Sarong. Poli+eness is good nalure, regulafed by good sense. FLORENCE MATERNOWSKI-Eleclive: Monifor, Polish Club, lnframurals. Fai+hful, genfle, earning, good, wearing The rose of womanhood. 34 AUDREY LESNICK-Eleclive: Jr. Girls Club, Sarong Club. To one 'thing cons+an'r never. MARLENE LEVY-Eleclive: Polish Club, Speech Club. lnlel- ligence runs in her family. murals, Usher. AII handsome men make her hearl beat' ARDELLE LIETZKE-Science, Science Club, German Club, Girls Glee, lnlramurals, Chorus. A +ruly sincere and conscienfious friend. RUTH LORECK-Slenographicg Girls Glee Club, lnframurals, Chorus, Monifor, Dancing. Her life is like a greal big rainbow. l+'s colorful. JAMES LORENTZ--English: German Club, Monifor, Sr. Band. Reading malxefh a 'full man. JU DOROTHY LEWANDOWSKI-Elecfive: Polish Club, lnira- DANIEL MATHSON-Science: Blue Mask, Sr. Band, Monifor Capl., Baskelball, Band. Casanova Caplain who's specially is carmel sundaes. GILBERT MECHA-Science: Tennis, Track, Cross-Counlry, Foofball, Baskelball. A regular clock walcher-al swim- ming mee'ls. JUNE MEISTER - Science, Band, Orcheslra, Choir, Swim Club, Blue Mask. A firsr chair in 'lhe band is one of +l1e many firsfs June holds. ROBERT MEYER--Science: Monifor, Blue Mask, Track, fool- ball, Baskefball, Courl' of Honor. A 'lall foolball player and a righl good fellow. ' SHIRLEY MEYER-Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Swimming Club. She lakes 'ro wafer like a fish. RITA MEZYDLO--Elecfiveg Polish Club, lnlramurals. The saying, 'Sfill wafer runs deep' applies direc+ly 'lo her. GRADU TE ................................................4.........- ,.,..4 ..,.,. e..- - -- zu- in ESTHER MlCHALCZYK - Eleclive: Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club lnlramurals. Her size is a small, an undereslimafion of her capacily lo be a good friend. BERNADINE MIENTEK-Elecliveg Monilor, lnframurals, Polish Club, Hislory and Travel Club. Sl'udious in every subiecl'. BETTY MIERENDORF-Science: Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Jr. Girls Club, lnframurals. The currenf of +enderness widens -as if proceeds. HENRY MIKOLAJEWSKI - Eleclive: Blue Mask. A meek charac'l'er wilh a bold mind. ANN MlSlEWlCZ-Elecliveg Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club. Diminulive and inlelligenlf' CARLOS MITTAG-Science: Cavalier, Monifor. He ihrives on good fellowship seasoned lighfly wifh good fun. KENNETH MOE-Accounling: lnframurals. Quiel', reserved, a sludenl worfhy of lhe marks he gels. ROSE ELLEN MOONEY-Elecliveg lnlramurals. They say she's shy buf iusf wafch her a+ fhe Black-Horse. AUDREY MORAN - Elecliveg Jr. Girls Club, Blue Mask. Sure'n she's Irish and quife an aH'rac+ive colleen. 35 H ------V--Y-------'--A ----fe-Q-A-H ----.-.-4. .,,,,.4A,... .- CASAMIR MROCZKOWSKI-Science. A gymnasl worihy of lhe credil' he receives. VIRGINIA MROZINSKI-English: Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club. A sporis enlhusiasl who likes all sporis. Also lhe parlici- panl's. WERNER MUELLER-Science: Swimming, Track, Baskeiball, Foolball, Annual, lnlramurals. The 'L's' in Werner's life equals Lore'Ha, lefl'-end and leisure. DONALD MURRAY - Elecfive' Foolball Track Wresllin I I I gn Gym, Swimming. Jovial and friendly, he's everyone's pal. JOE MUSCHINSKI - Malhemalicsg Gymnaslics, Swimming, Cavalier Annual, Prom Decoraling. The genius 'lhai' is a masler wifh 'lhe fingers and wiih lhe body. ROSEMARY NEUBAUER-Eleclive: No lick boys, she's sign- ed a confrac'l. l 36 JUE ROBERT NICHOLS-Science: Varsify Swimming. A IOO-yard back slroke and Juanifa is his meal. SYLVESTER NlEZNANSKl--Science: Foolball, Track, Proiec- fion Boofh. lf brilliance is bliss, Syl's is heaven. JOSEPHINE NITKOWSKI-Elec+ive: Jr. Girls Club, Infra- murals, Swim Club, Red Sarong. Whal lhe girls wouldn'l' give lo have her hair. JOYCE NITZ-Eleciiveg Speech Choir, Jr. Girls Club, Blue Mask, Lafin Club. Ou1' upon if, I have loved lhree whole days +oge+her. ARTHUR NOLL-Elecliveg Soccer, Foofball, ln+ramurals. His curly hair musl gel' lhe ladies. Especially Marilyn. GEORGE OLKOWSKI-Elecliveg Travel and Hisiory Club, Volleyball. He believes 'hasle makes wasfe' excepf wifh girls. HAROLD ORLOWSKI -- Elecliveg Baskelball, lnlramurals. Lef's have a game of baskelballf' CHARLES OSTERNDORF-Malhemaficsg Sr. Band, lnframur- als. Monifor, All-Cify Sr. Band. He believes everyfhing is a mailer of opinion. lMaybe he's rightl ROSE OSTRENGA-Elecfiveg Orcheslra, Polish Club, Choir. She's going 'lo make someone a good wife. ic Q i GRADUATES AUDRAE PETT-Eleciiveg Jr. Girls Club, lniramurals, Moni- tor, Blue Mask. An iniramural sfar, and a nice girl io now.' LOIS PFEIFFER - Science: Moniior. A winning way, a pleasanf smile. , MARY ANN PLEWA-English: Jr. Girls Club, Speech Choir, lnframurals, Girls Reserve Club. Her ambi'rion-house- wife. DOROTHY PLISS-English: Laiin Club, Travel and Hisiory Club, This prefiy, pracfical Miss will make her mark in 'Ihe world. DOROTHY PODD - Eleciiveg Someone who has already siaried her climb 'Io success in an office. MARGARET POLETZKI-Science: Girls Glee Club, Chorus, Moni+or, Cavalier Siafi. Shy and Iimid wiih The boys. Ahem!!! DOLORES POLEWCZYNSKI - Elecfiveg Ra'Iher fhan love, fhan money, 'Ihan fame, give me iruIh. PATRICIA POLLACK-Sienographicg Inframurals. Swee+er ihan rock candy and longer las'iing. VIRGINIA POTRYKUS-Sfenpgraphicg Monifor, French Club, Blue Mask. Promp+ness is 'Ihe soul of business. LORETTA PACZOCHA-Elecfive: Spanish Club, Moniior, Jr. Girls Club. Always be pleasani is her moH'o. RUTH PARYS-Science: Jr. Girls Club, Blue Mask, Moniior, Iniramurals. As sweei' as The pasfry she sells ai Model Bakery. , ELEANORE PAS - Elecfiveg lnframurals, Home Economics Club, Jr. Girls Club. In a world of fun and irolic, she giggles. ELAINE PAWELSKI-Eleciiveg Iniramurals, Jr. Girls Club, Speech Choir. GreaI fhings were never accomplished wi'l'h- oui' enihusiasm of some sort FLORENCE PAYLEITNER-Eleciive: Jr. Band, Sr. Band, Girls Glee Club, Red Sarong, 'Blue Mask. PreHy and poised, friendly and full of fun, smiling and sweet HELEN PENDZICK-Eleciiveg Home Economics Club, Jr. Girls Club, lniramurals. Diligen+ and reliable Helen is an assei io fhe school, +o boih siudenis and 'Ieachersf' S7 EDWIN RATKOWSKI-Science: Nor spoke he one word more 'Ihan was his need. MAURINE REHM-EIec'I'ive: Jr. Girls Club, Inframurals, Cavalier, Blue Mask. An all around girl who does lhings in a big way. P DOROTHY REZIK-Slenographic: Inframurals, Monilor. Her good nafure is like perpefual mofion. H never s1'ops. VITO RICCARDI-Elecfiveg Mr. PeHi has compelifion wiih 'this pleniy Hep ar+is+. GEORGE RICE-Science: Foofball, Track, Baskelball. He diligenfly pursues girls and sfudies, bul' 'Ihey're s'rilI ahead of him. SHIRLEY RIEGEL-Science: Monilor. Ish's dynamic per- sonalify keeps her friends in gales of Iaugh+er. CARL ROGAHN-Elecliveg Thai man wilh a cheery smile and a hearly handshake. LORRAINE RUDZINSKI-Eleclive: Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Swim Club, Monifor, lnlramurals. One hears her giddy Iaughfer in fhe corridors. ROSE MARIE RYBACK-Science: Slow and sleady wins 'lhe race. 38, ,oypadlvlclf 0-ia' ryvff If 3401! EARL ESCOTT-Sc' nceg German Club. A greaf gm wi+h wolfish insIinc+s. BETTY PROKOP-Science: Jr. Girls Club, lnlramurals, Swim Club, Red Sarong. Blonde, brillianf and bashfullll RUTH PRZYBYLSKI-Elecliveg A girl everyone should know and like. ADELE RADOSZEWSKI -- Elecliveg Swimming Club, Blue Mask. Her main ambifion is lo enjoy life. LEONARD RASKIEWICZ-Elecliveg Science Club. A fel- low who really apprecialed Ihe 'be'Her lhings in li'le'. KENNETH RATH-Eleclive: Foolball. A lille bil of 'foolball and Rae Marie is all Ken needs 'Io be happy. JU E URSULA SANHUBER-Eleciiveg lnframuralsg A very kind and genfle girl is Ursula. DOLORES SAUTBINE-Elecfiveg Presideni of Jr. Girls Club. Achic's liHle miss wilh a preHy smile. ARNOLD SAWATSKE-Science, Track. ls he really a woman hafer? lRlS SCHAPER-Science: Jr. and Sr. Band, Swimming Club, Jr. Girls Club. 20+h cenlury Cleopafra lline up fo play Anfhony.l LAURETTA SCHMIDT - Eleciive: Blue Mask, Iniramurals, Speech Choir. 'Leffy' is carefree, falkafive, gay, a really agreeable companion. GRACE SCHRANK-English: Jr. Girls Club, Assl. Edilor of Feafure page, Cavalier, Choir, Monilor, Blue Mask, infra- murals. Her winning ways and smiling 'Face will win her 'friends in any place. GRADUATES LORRAINE SCHlBUl.SKl-Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club, Swim Club. Paradise is open 'lo all kind heads. ALOYSIUS SCHULTZ-Science: Track, Science Club. A per- son wifh a lof of characler mainly jovial. RUTH SCHULTZ-Accouniingg She's never wifhouf a 'friend- ly smile for anyone. RITA SELIN-Eleciiveg Spanish Club, Monifor, lnlramurals, Chorus, Jr. Girls Club. She keeps 'Phe Armed Forces moral up by wrifing leHers. ELSIE SEVERTSON-Eledive: Good nafure, like a bee, col- lecfs honey 'From every herb. AUDREY SHARAFINSKI-Sienographicg lnframurals, Swim Club, Jr. Girls Club, Monilor. Pulaski's own Mrs. Griggs. LOIS SIMON-Eleciiver Working in Cafeferia, Radio Broad- cas+ing Club, Monifor. An honesf effori' brings lhe besf reward. RITA SKRENTNY-English: Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club, Blue Mask, lnframurals, Red Sarong. Give me a Polish book and lei me leach. EUGENE SMIGELSKI-Elecfive: He sficks fo his books. 39 N 1- .....4..,., ..........,. , ,. -...-..........4....... .......-......n... ............. ,, 4 KENNETH SMIGIELSKI-Science' Science Club. AIwa s I Y ready wifh a quick smile and a friendly word. GERALD SMITH-Science: Foofball. BeHer Iafe fhan never is his moIfo. GLORIA SMUTZER - Elecfiveg Inframurals. Good Ihings come in small packages. LORRAINE SOKOLOWSKI-Elecfiveg Inframurals. She's one of fhe few sfudenfs 'Ihaf loves fo sfudy. DANIEL STANCL-Science, Smarf, wifh a IiHIe prodding. VIRGINIA STANIK-Science: Swimming Club, Jr. Girls Club, Science Club, La'Iin Club, Sporfs head. A champ of all sorfs wifh a good sense of humor. 40 JU PHYLLIS STECK-English: Jr. Girls Club, Polish Club, Moni- for, Choir, Inframurals. For a 'lelephone operafor, she sfrings a fine Iine. SHIRLEY STEITZ-Elecfivei Swimming Club, Inframurals, Cav- alier Reporfer, Jr. Girls Club, Jr. Life Saving. Someday she hopes Io argue wifh Mr. Einsfein on MaIhemafics. ARLINE STUROMSKI-Science: Inframurals, Choir, Science Club, Blue Mask, French Club. She's quief, infelligenf, and dependable, and loves good fun. CASIMER SZADA-Elecfiveq Minia'I'ure Superman minus Ihe muscIe. BERNICE SZCZUTOSKI-Elecfiveg A Cappella, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchesfra, Girls Glee Club, Harmony. Her life is wifh fhe French horn-Good Luck, Bernice! STEPHANIE SZPONDER-English: Red Sarong, Blue Mask lPres.I Speech choir, Swim Club, Inframurals. Everyone follows, The imporfanf 'Ihing is fo be 'Ihe leader. BETTY JANE SZYMANSKI-Sfenographicg Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Inframurals. A refreshing Miss who always leaves you wifh a happy ouflook on life. RICHARD TARR-Elecfiveg Choir, Sr. Orchesfra, Library monifor. His smile is crisper and warmer fhan a piece of foasI'. FRANCIS TATERA-Elecfiveg Baskefball. An example of Casanova af his best GRADUATES DOROTHY ULEZELSKI-English: Polish Club, Monifor, An- nual Sfaff, lnframurals, Capf. in paper drive. A good sfudenf who is also coach's helper. MARYANN URBANSKI-Science: Blue Mask, Speech Choir, Girls Reserve, lnframurals. You'Il never find a fruer friend fhan Mary. ALICE UREDA-Science: Lafin Club, Blue Mask, Swim Club. For Whom fhe Bell Tolls or Who Rang fhe Fire Alarm. RICHARD VOGT-Mafhemaficsg l envy no man fhaf knows more fhan myself, buf pify fhem fhaf know less. ROBERT VOGT--Elecfive: A genius in fhe making. lHe'll be finished in fen years.l VIRGINIA WAGGENOR-Sfenographicg Swim Club, Sr. Life Saving, lnframurals. Looks like an angel, buf - - - . ELEANOR WALCZAK - Sfenographic: lnframurals, Office Monifor, Jr. Girls Club, Guidance Office. Good nafure is fhe very air of a good mind. JANE WAWRZYNIAK-Sfenographic: A woman of few words who makes each one count KENNETH WARACZYNSKI-Mafhemafics: Swim Team, Foof- ball Team. Giffed wifh menfalify and a noble generous nafure. ....,......,-,, ,-....,..... ..,, .1 4. , .........-as... -..... -......4, ,............,. , . MARIAN THIEMAN-Science: Spanish Club, lnframurals. Those 'overalls' are becoming. Really! GRACE TISCHER-Elecfiveg Chairman for fickefs and decor- afions, lnframurals, Red Sarong, Choir. To know her is fo like her-fo like her is quife general. ESTHER TODRYK-Elecfiveg Travel and Hisfory Club, Moni- for, Red Sarong, lnframurals. If's fun fo be happy and laughing. VlOLET TOMCZYK-Elecfiveg Girls Glee, Chorus, Blue Mask, lnframurals. This liffle 'spiffire' enioys an argument RICHARD TOPOLSKI-Elecfiveg Gymnasfics, Foofball, Div- ing, Swimming, lnframurals. A man of many moods. EVELYN TYLlCKl-Elecfive: Jr. Girls Club. lf you need help iusf call on Evelyn. Q62 41 Q . .. W... -....-.-...................... ETHEL WULFF-Sienographicg Girl Reserve, Speech Choir, lniramurals. Her sweefness will be her sfepping sfone +o success. HELEN WYRWAS-Sfenographicp Inframurals, Speech Choir. She is friendly and sincere, could you ask 'For more? ORPHA YOUNG-Science: Blue Mask Club. She walks in lhe 'Fools+eps of Florence Nighlingalef' EUGENE ZAFFRAN-Eleciiveg Inlramurals, Aeronauiics. If I say if's righl, if musf be right LORRAINE ZAPORSKI - Eleciiveg Swimming, Iniramurals, Blue Mask, Spanish Club. A lhing of beauly is a ioy for- ever. ROSE ZAWADA-Elecliveg Inlramurals, Polish Club, Make everyfhing coun1 ' is her moHo, ERVIN ZINDA-Hislory: Travel and Hisfory Club, Baskelball, Inframurals. Good humor is fhe healih of 'lhe soul. MARGARET ZIOLKOWSKI-English: Home Economics Club, Blue Mask, A Cappella Choir, Baskeiball. FulI of sound and fury . . . AGNES ZUBER-Eleciiveg Her quieiness is a cover up. She has fricks up her sleeves. 42 NATHALIE WESOLOSKI-English: Home Economics Club, Moniior, Blue Mask. The hair is fhe riches? ornamenf of women. BEATRICE WILDE-English: German Club, Annual. Rewards of her efforl are like a mounfain highway: High grades. SHIRLEY WINKOWSKI - Eleciiveg Inrramurals, Quill and Scroll, Feafure edifor on fhe Cavalier. AII grand ihoughis come from 'rhe head. BETTY WITTE-Accounfingg A simple girl wifh ideas of her own. DORIS WOIAK-Science: Science Club. The felephone company, offers a greai' fufure for Doris. VICTOR WRONKA-Elecliveg Plays, Ari Confesls. His fim- idify is fo cloak his personaIily. JU E GRADUATES JA E GRADUATES ELMER ZAJORK-Science: A good ciisposifion makes him fun fo have around. VLASTA CECH-Eleciive: Paper Drive. She'ci raiher carry DONALD MICHELS-lnciusirial Arisg Siage Crew. He has a magazine fhan a book. a sixfh sense: a sense of humor. GERALDINE WALLOCH-Eiecfiveg Always busy she loves fo read. CLASS ADVISORS MRSL SCHMIDT MR. BATTERMAN HO OR STUDE TS JUNE CLASS TOP ROW: Efllel Wolf, Slwirley Winllowslri, Ray Bronilrowslci, Earl Prescolf, Nancy Hausfeld, Belly Lang. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Fiorini, Grace Sclnranlr, Beafrice Wilde, Marlha Fiorini, Jane Wawrzynialc, June Meisfer. JANUARY CLASS i . I ROW 2: Joe Sobczak, Daniel Brezynski, Gordon Hoffman, Roberl Baldewicz. ROW l: Grace Krolilcowslri, Eunice Baranowsld, Rila Foreclxi, Rulh Kucza, Shirley Dieclrich, Florence Fluder 44 H0 ERO0 NZZMQMQQCZQJWQWAM fVaLZfu'm7Mfa,mafzgacacfafcwLe - EMERSON Row Row Row Row I2B MR. WETZEL ROOM 34 D. Grambsch, J. Barr, R. Lanneri, K. Raih, W. ScoH, A. Lahmayer, E. SzIrIarsI1I. A. Sopke, R. KopycIIowsIii, Rufh Macak, M. Ruzicka, J. Whifney, C. Subsfyk, E. Pruse, A Lohman, R. Rise. C. Racinowski, G. Smifh, A. Huck, D. Urbaniak, J. NobIe, V. Piecoais, M. MiIIer, A. Tomke. C. Graiek, F. Dieisch, A. Mechlenburq, J. Trapp, J. Schneiderwin, E. Havlik, S. Jacobsen, D. PoIzin. Row Row Row Row I2B MISS PERGANDE ROOM 3I8 M. Ciszewslri, J. Buss, C. PisIluIa. F. Barlow. R. Dixon, H. Nicola, R. Makowski. W. FuerpfeII, N. SIxuI:aI, A. Bonk. R. Borlcenhagen, W. ScI'1midI', F. ScI1uH'a. R. Cieszynski, J. Sfoecker. V. Rzyslci, L. Boese, A. Pofrzebny. B. Jernaioski, B. Grzezinski. E. Tedrow, D. WaI+er, G. Woinowski, I. Andronczyk, J. Czechoski. F. Cichy. L. Wawrzon, R. Jakobi. Row Row Row Row IIA MR. BATTERMAN ROOM 29 E. Pieirzak, R. Plaszkiewicz. E. Blazeiewski, R. Freiburger, D. Plufa, S. Nowakowski, R. Gill, D Czakos, D. Brown. R. GaIasIca, R. Fischer, C. EngeIIrIng, C. Lawbe, J. Duszynski, G. Jaskowski, F. Krzeminski, R MyInareIc. R. Engl, S. Erdman, F. Dznowski, G. Gaffke, L. Prokap, B. Eberi, B. Palmer, R. PIuer, M. Gorlick. M. Drews, E. Esser, E. Rehm, M. O'Brien, M. TremmeI, A. Jaraczewski, M. Bickler, E. Duelge. Row Row Row Row if IIA MISS ASIMONT ROOM IO4 R. May, J. Lessl, R. Bladecki, W. Baird, J. Schealhach, W. Eilhrechf, A. Dudzilc. R. Herriqes, C. Haczynslci, E. S+awiclri, L. Sharpinq, D. Wesolowslxi, R. Jeziorslci, R. Zbilxowslxi, L. Lolynslci. E. Plarz, G. Rupinslxi, E. Korduclri. A. Gresser, G. Spaefh, G. Kuhaqen, A. Trzesniewski, R. Haddock. M. Keay, A. Doermer, A. Kovachelc, G. Oswald, E. Behlinq, A. Kazmierczalz, P. Schimboeslxi, D. Lorenzen Row Row Row Row IIA MISS O'BRlEN ROOM IO8 E. Roddick, S. Sowinslxi, R. Murray, B. Levy, T. Schuberf. H. Sfaaben, E. Sikorski, D. Sidoruck, R. Bogacki, B. Sfadiler, G. Wiczynski, B. SpoH, R. Sommer. D. Woicelr, S. PrueH', Hines, L. Slache+lca, A. Schulz, M. Price, G. Woiilcowslti, G. Woida. D. Szopinslci, S. Smolen, E. Smifh, V. Schimelr, A. Szczypelx, L. Szwiec, M. Smolen, V. Sfopslri. Row Row Row Row IIA MR. SUIDZINSKI ROOM I29 M. Swifalslri, W. Michelson, R. Shine, R. Win'Iers, W. Hemlre, C. Meyer, J. Zaun, C. Shaclreff. J. Schaefer, B. Ewig, N. Boone, G. Herberi, G. Scheer, J. Johnson, R. Shilling, L. Krafchek, K. Barslce. M. Will, A. Meyer, G. Malone, A. Knudsen, H. Singer, M. Luckman, S. Liebherr, M. Waggener, A. Pfeifer D. Van-Erf, M. Schulh, D. Kosifzlce, M. Wiclr, M. Diedrich, M. Lueneburg, F. Graves, S. Jens, P. Brow. Row Row Row Row 1.4 cf IIA MISS MANION ROOM 204 J. Schuliz, A. Lipinski, H. Jasinski, N. Walczak, E. Jenrich, F. Szczesny, A. Koplin, R. Pizarek, M. Klafka. A. Kramas, D. Kralclow, D. Naleway, M. Schoeman, I. Kaminski, M. John, A. Waier, F. Kawislxi. L. Dohler, S. Knuih, D. Mallrowslxi, G. Richardson, E. Jelinelx, V. Kolpalr, M. Heil, D. Urbanski. M. Palmerslcein, A. Kowalski, J. Jasinski, H. Urbaniall, A. Klonowski, R. Szukczewski, B. Tuller, G. Spensley. IIA MR. TIERNAN ROOM 312-ROWS I and 4 Row 4: E. Burke, R. Burnside, R. Mazurek, E. Pieirzalc, G. Kuckenbeclrer, R. Berwick, G. Bausclf, R. Michalski, K. Knopp, E. Areson Row 3: L. Becker, L. Davis, R. Muschinslxi, B. Terslce, R. Barufha, R. Hogan, E. Woiciechowslri, E. Neuwalcl, C. Brown, A. Bloclc Row 2: C. Coley, L. Grunlxe, S. Borgwardf, M. Mroz, R. Behmlce, C. Hubmann, A. Bohmann, E. Maci':alslri, G. Heclcel, V. Hinfz C. Nowiclci. Row I: L. Baginslci, B. Banch, M. Binlcowslxi, D. Adamslri, L. Brader, R. Gurda, R. Griesmer, C. Bellarf, A. Mecha, R. Green. Row Row Row Row 48 IIA MR.TIERNAN ROOM 3I2-ROWS 2 and 3 W. Hawihorne, R. Fay, S. Durovy, G. Hea+hco+e, K. Glisch, G. LaGrange, R. Franlc, R. Teslxa. E. Fursfenderg, D. Heyer, R. Hahn, D. Pawowslri, C. Drall, L. DeLanqe, D. Brudniclxi, D. EhIie+er, M. Braun. B. Brunslse. H. Guzniczalr, B. Casper, M. Gan+, A. Grabarczylr, H. Bury, F. Dams, C. Hall. P. Chrisfowslri, L. Champion, E. Comeau, E. Bolcicwisz, T. Dolaia, G. Grohall, F. Anderson, A. Cieslak, D. Chrysfal Row Row Row Row IIA MR. TIERNAN ROOM 3I2-ROWS 5 and 8 4: F. Wroblewslci, P. Pearson, R. Soufbine, E. Nowiclxi, E. Nichols, D. Oslrowslri, R. Plaszynski, J. Peschel, W. Reiger, T. Wilson. 3: D. Peferson, A. Thomas, E. Paszkowski, G. Schwalbach, R. Heiyiln, A. Halfer, A. Polalcowslci, D. Jaranfoslxi, M. Williams I. Haplca. 2: L. Wesolowslci, A. Sadowslci, D. Wisinski, A. Smagalslxi, R. Orlleib, L. Padraza, T. Palkowslci, L. Burmeisfer, D. Bryce, M. Hingiss. I: A. Kuiafh, C. Sfanczyalc, F. Sfaclcowialx, L. Teyba, F. Wolf, R. Schilling, L. Korber, S. Raffel, J. Wolf. Row Row Row Row 0 IIA MR. TIERNAN ROOM 3I2-ROWS 6 and 7 4: J. S'IeII'er, R. Sfarlx, I'I. Swilalslni, E. Wisniewslli, G. Woznialc, H. Scholle. 3: S. Marfynslci, R. Wrulc, F. Wisniewslri, D. Miller, R. Warwick, D. Zalinski, C. Chybowslci. 2: D. Sfanosz, R. Sfaszewslxi, B. Myszewslci, D. Mecilcalslci, R. Neibrand, B. McHugh, R. Miles. I: H. Marczewslci, G. Michalalr, D. Marine, V. Milnolaiczalc, C. Michaels, L. Semrau, D. Michalslri. we Row Row Row Row mann IIA MR. TIERNAN ROOM 3I2-ROWS 9 and 7 4: J. Zacharias, E. Woiciehowslci, J. Neubarer, B. Warwiclc, D. Ludlra, G. Peplnowslli, B. Blosser, D. Janeclui. 3: S. Zablulxowski, M. Zarnow, D. Korcla, E. Podd, G. Mischller, N. Kaminslci, P. Zienfalx, R. Nienczylc. 2: G. Yellra, L. Zarzeclci, R. Zimny, G. Mecilralslci, D. Zafoeslri, J. Waeronlxowslci, J. While. I: M. Brown, R. Nowalt, V. Modrzyewslli, A. Hienerilcs, L. Wysoclri, L. Uiel. L. Lice. 49 Row Row Row Row IIA MISS ALCOTT ROOM 3l9 A. Bureifa, J. Rofh, D. Laack, D. Cyganiak, J. Whife, R. Banaszynski, J. Zacharski, R. Kuczynski, R. Regulski. W. Boris, C. Sawicki, R. Krueger, R. Kunze, E. Zaremba, L. Krzyzaniak, A. Grossman, E. Lesniewslri. P. Besandy, C. Miles, D. Rogowski, H. Krawczyk, D. Larson, J. Ruehle, A. Lewandowski, D. Kuiawa, B. Marcus A. Luiz, A. Piofrowski, H. Blaffner, R. Pr1ybyI, E. Sonchiclr, M. Hughes, A. Hennig, D. Luczyk. Row Row Row Row IIA MISS HOYER ROOM 23I R. Pazik, E. Nowaczylr, T. Krause, C. Klase, H. Trapp, R. Mikula, J. Schley, M. Janik. G. Juszczalr, M. Wi'Her, G. Johnson, K. Janowialz, D. Smerlinslri, D. Slosarski, D. Marciniak, C. Knudson. G. Borlrowicz, R. Muschinski, P. Czerwinski, L. Neudorff, K. Singer, S. Lyss, G. Ziebell, R. Moczynski. V. Groih, S. Nowak, M. Pacala, F. Korlclewski, B. Mafiick, G. Skrzypczak, H. Grabowski, M. Mareno. Row Row Row Row IIA MISS GOVE ROOM 329 R. Zimny, G. Banach, R. lgoe, R. Trebaioski, E. Cieslilc, R. Zepnick, R. Zielienski. L. Kurh, A. SzpIeH, C. Buss, M. Whi+ney, G. Johnson, R. Boehlein, L. Riemer, C. Ofzelberger. E. Posanski, S. Lyman, S. Andraszczyk, M. Gralewicz, M. Rozewski, D. Szymanski, W. Tufai. D. Tuominen, D. Pelrsa, B. Ballschmeider, M. Rudai, J. Cain, A. Laack, A. SchaHschneicIer, V. Pazib. IOA MR HOCKEL ROOM I5 Row 4: E. Biecai, D. Kneser, D. Szcllalliewlcz, J. Young, J. Kuiawa, R. Dominialc, A. Kaczlcowski, D. Kasper, J. Brodiilc. Row 3: T. Niescior, D. Behling, C. Maslinslxi, J. Konowalslxi, M. Jagodzinslci, R. Rossa, G. Kopaczewslci, A. Malaclmowslni, S. Paulson. Row 2: A. Wenlland, B. Poznanslci, M. Magocln, G. Ma'Hes, V. Rasinowslci, D. Sowinslxi, C. Ruszlrewicz, E. Ciula. Row I: J. Walloclr, F. Waller, T. Bessa, L. Kazmierlzalr, D. Luecllte, D. Kuras, T. Hari, D. Brodowslci. IOA MISS POUNDSTONE ROOM 23 Row 4: R. Binash, F. Rosciszewslci, A. Woinar, A. Schweiger, R. Ubich, R. Dworczylr, B. Baldewicz, L. Gaska. Row 3: D. Reid, R. Willt, J. Dudzilt, D. Sparks, D. Sfupek, R. Adrian, R. Buyan, K. Karow, R. Zurawski. Row 2: J. Hammerschmidf, F. Kopec, R. Kowallciewicz, A. Wiefrzychowslci, V. Slculan, B. Lacle, D. Banaszynslri, S. Zalcowski, E. Andryszewicz. Row I: R. Woialx, R. Plewa, R. Troiamowslri, I. Sewerynialr, R. Sosalla, E. Dodschueh, M. Lifzau. IOA MR. FILIPIAK ROOM 33 Row 4: J. Paulsen, R. Borlr, D. MusI1aII, J. Powers, R. Gorslii, R. Swanles, C. Heil, G. Ru'I'z. Row 3: L. Blomberg, R. Gehrman, M. Horn, E. Price, W. Gnaf, L. Riebow, J. Labufski, D. Kaiser. Row 2: D. Baum, J. Kneser, J. Axfell, I. Manske, J. Sefzer, M. Wilde, A. Depka, A. Krawczylr, P. Bell. Row I: M. Greenless, G. S+eIIow, E. Wesolowski, K. Sioffer, J. Sievers, J. Knack, P. Flack, S. Sfuarl. 51 Row Row Row Row s IOA MR. ZIELINSKI ROOM I02 G. Beierle, R. Lesser, E. Koinarowski, J. Kowaleski, D. Pe'H', W. Knack, H. Siys, E. Bears. G. Kuchfa, H. Golembiewslxi, C. As'r, L. Dunaiski, D. Woody, J. Van Horn, G. Powelski, R. Kendzierslci. B. Tefzlaff, A. Wagner, C. Marcinkiewicz, C. Hoelle, C. Barfsch, B. Braufigam, Szelicki. M. Bodendorfer, V. Krysinski, C. Schreiber, M. Schoba, S. Anderson, H. Laupan, V. Barnowski, E. Chrudinsky. Row Row Row Row IOA MR. ROHLINGER ROOM I07 R. Terasek, E. Braafz, E. Bieganowski, D. Sobczak, H. Worfen, E. Budzisz, J. Kuiawa. J. Tufis, D. Ulma, E. Anihony, B. Krombholz, N. Gawrysiak, E. Bruhn, J. Herfurfh, J. Lenz. D . Mikoloiek, D. Rybak, D. Zipprich, R. Nowak, M. Soike, D. Mozurek, J. Michalski, L. Hryniewska. D. Cwirlca, V. Zaleski, D. Zielski, G. Fields, L. Dziailciewicz, D. Wirkowski, M. Boinski, A. Wen+land. Row Row Row Row IOA MISS FOUKLES ROOM II5 L. Seder, D. Cashin, E. Glenrichs, K. Dunlap, R. Rachwal, J. Zimmermann, D. Schorck, R. Krueger. C . DiBenediHo, J. Slcowronslri, T. Miofke, D. Gehrman, C. Chelminiak, M. Halladay, J. Miofke, D. Krawczyk, J. Schwelifz N. Larsen, M. Czarnzszka,A. Kru-eger, R. Pinkalla, G. Kaczmarek, D. Zych, L. Wuczyk, S. Brown. L. Clausen, A. Filuf, L. Koprowski, L. Leszczynslci, F. Cyowak, J. Brzozowski, C. Rufoski. IOA MISS KOPATZKE ROOM I3I Row 4: G. Dulka, D. Riesner, D. Chiopke, R. Pyszynski, M. Sarnowski, N. Zenfkowski, C. Manslze, S. Ploszay. Row 3: L. Corrie, J. Molifor, D. Michalslti, G. Szuszalslti, V. Sfefanslli, W. Mafuszalski, D. Michalslri, R. Ceolla. Row 2: G. Krzyzanialt, B. Pohlce, B. Goreclri, R. Polzin, L. Koloclzieislxi, J. Bel'1rencl+, N. Krueger, L. Nowiclci. Row I: M. Posself, C. Meller, C. Luszak, G. Zbikowslri, J. Mecklenburg, L. McLaughlin, A. Machnik, S. Sheppard IOA MR. GROGAN ROOM l33 Row 4: G. Jaszlcowslri, D. Durovy, R. Spieczynaki, M. Ziarnik, J. Dworschaclc, R. Simons, E. Brodaczynskl, H. Ford. Row 3: S. Siepe, B. Brodaczynslri, R. Wesolowski, A. Herek, L. Nasfachowslri, G. Johnson, R. Donovan, G. Brusky. Row 2: R. Manslre, R. Meyer, R. Persalc, D. Slovilr, L. Lewandowslri, G. Czarneclri, J. Heller, E. Halvorson. Row I: B. Kielgas, H. Baczllowslci, G. Jankowslri, D. Rafaiczylr, S. Baczkowslri, C. Cimpl, R. Biesiaclny. IOA MR. LITZOW ROOM 207 Row 4: K. Koepsel, R. Pfeifer, R. Mareno, P. Franecki, C. Helenialr, J. Lewinski, R. Anderson. Row 3: J. Eilbrechf, J. Rawslri, R. Spalxowicz, M. Borun, L. Leder, A. Michalski, B. Laskowslri, G. Vopal. Row 2: B. Sclwweifzer, D. Bakken, R. Haclrl, D. Franke, V. Kleinman, B. Pazilc, H. Jozefowicz, J. Frauenfelder. Row I: A. Beidafsch, R. Gumienny, J. Ryback, L. Kropuselt, M. Knapp, L. Koslry, K. Herriges, J. Sirnad. 53 IOA MISS RIEDL ROOM 2Ib Row 4: L. Permenier, W. Wilks, J. CaIIaI'1an, B. Bril, E. RencIfIesI1, R. Beriozek, M. Obukowicz, P. Bankif, N. Rasch. Row 3: L. Bukiewicz, T. Neiscior, V. Kuiawa, J. PIIss, R. Soczynski, S. Sem, R. Medicus, J. CiesIaIr, B. Sevesfer. Row 2: A. FIucIer, V. Barfkowiak, B. NHIte, E. S'IaszaIc, E. GrucIieIaneIc, S. Budzien, L. Kazmierczak, A Wenfland, B. Poznanski Row I: M. Angersfein, S. BorcI1arcI+, F. KoIa+a, A. Koniher, F. GrudzieIaneI1, M. Sfaab, L. Wianeclci, D. Gronek, B. Haasch. IOA MR. STOELTING ROOM 233 Row 4: M. Jagodinski, D. Ladwig, A. Maihuszek, B. Sfachowiak, M. Cielinski, J. McGurIr, A. Nadolny, R. Walczalr, R. Lemke. Row 3: W. Du+IciewIcz, R. Olewinski, C. Niedzwicki, E. Piohowski, E. Glapinslri, D. Odwazny, D. Durovy, R. Mokwa. Row 2: M. Biodsirup, D. Gruhn, L. Peck, E. Hofmann, R. Makowski, E. Kazmierczak, D. Raiski, E. Kruczynski. Row I: J. Neuman, M. Przybyla, D. Neuman, E. Czaenecki, R. Wisniewslri, P. McQuinn, G. Borek, D. Kinfop. IOA MISS POMAINVILLE ROOM 308 Row 4: G. ScI'1uIer, C. Trumbull, J. Mezydlo, R. Nowicki. Row 3: D. Frahm, B. Raugufh, L. Buss, T. Gruha, M. Raugufh, K. Doss, D. Kenney, R. Well. Row 2: V. Olson, F. Weinhoff, C. Zinders, A. Sadowski, E. Wenh, R. Mueller, R. Zynda, J. Schneidervin. Row I: E. Ulma, O. Woda, J. Lederhaus, R. Mueller, L. Champion, M. Faillaci, J. Goede, J. Nih. Row Row Row Row 4 3 2: B. IOB MISS RICHARDS ROOM I22 Sfein, G. MusIscl1, M. Paraieclri. Sfneszewslci, E. Gondeln, L. Sawaislre, E. Sclwuberf, A. Heinen, E. Pfuncl. Subruclr, M. Pfefferle, L. Siachowski, A. Kringle, D. Juhre, P. Smilnefslry, P. Hacker. Blocllowicz, I. Marfeno, A. Janusz, D. Gorney, G. Barh, D. Jasninslxy, G. Graielr, L. Jaslwelx. I Qi .3 l. IOB MISS NEIS ROOM 209 Row 3: R. Konfowicz, H. Zalewslci, D. Borzynski, B. Merri'H, D. Kosfrewa, D. Franzen, R. Hoenig, L. Anfon. Row 2: D. Wierzba, M. Ash, E. Denbny, K. Lychwiclr, R. Lalcomslxi, V. Leszczynsld, D. Achczynslci, D. Froeliclw, G. Nowak. Row I: M. Parker, L. Grzybowslri, V. Maciejewslri, L. Przybyllra, S. Oleniczalx, E. Zoleclci, A. Dziedzic, A. Schwalbach. Na nf' Row Row Row Row 4 3 2 I IOB MISS FILASETA ROOM 230 . Schachf, G. SiHe, G. Pedersen, I. Villwoclc, W. Reclr. Laielr, P. Barlow, J. HewleHe, E. Rahmann, D. Garslray, P. Williamson, P. Schlamp, B. Babcock. Kaerelc, C. Jens, M. Crier, D.-'CuHer, I. Dobberlin, L. Brodeslre, A. Cichy. D'Amico, A. Diciaula, D. Mankfewicz, L. Zirzow, H. Kaczeclca, J. Kmiecilc, B. Kelly, J. Bay. 55 Row Row Row Row . . . ... . . . K, .L-.1 9A MR. STEFFEN ROOM 8 4: S. Sfaniszewski, L. Acker, G. Domzil, J. Senfek, L. Flis, M. Ragon, E. Hubmann. 3: L. Krueger, A. Kendzierski, J. Aiken, R. Kowalski, R. Wasillawski, A. MacGIIIes, T. Kasbrzak, T. Frechelia. 2: P. Sullivan, A. Becker, G. Tufai, R. Kcrdus, G. Walendowski, C. Besch, D. Prokop, M. Mokay. I: M. Melius, B. Gruel, D. Hanson, R. Kalienbrun, R. Beauleau, G. Bruski, D. Ruclzinski, L. Kubera, C. Mueller. Row Row Row Row 9A MR. PETTIT ROOM 9 4: B. Kopczynski, R. Macieiak, E. Hilkemeier, E. Tubeszewski, L. Lielick, B. PIH, L. Ehleifer. 3: G. Zaharias, E. Peksa, P. Novak, D. Williams, L. Scherbarih, V. Dodge, H. Singer. 2: J. Ma+eIa, S. Gross, L. Marlin, M. Cieslik, B. Nowak, J. Przeworski, T. Burzynski, G. Oesfreicher, J. Phillips. I: M. Uanske, M. Wachowiak, D. Szada, L. Plaszkiewicz, R. Noonan, S. Gumowski, E. Nyblade, H. Dubis, R. Berzinski J. Hagemann. Row Row Row Row 9A MISS MOHR ROOM 22 4: D. Waldoch, N. Borkowski, D. Beima, G. Igielski, T. Kwiarkowski, M. Iglinski, F. Prazynski. 3: E. Anfoniewicz, J. Hughes, M. Rzu+kiewicz, M. Sfopinski, A. Anderson, G. Swodzinski, G. Koflarek, B. Zube. 2: A. Reurer, E. Mrugalski, M. Srawicki, R. Kleszynski, G. Jaronski, A. Gapinski, R. Bleich, J. Choinacki. I: R. Pacala, D. Nowakowski, C. Goeh, C. Dzibinski, E. Mrugalski, G. Wirkowski, V. Kleppen, D. Rydzewski. il 9A MR. HILLIER ROOM I34 Row 4: E. PaIaInowsIci, V. HoI+, I. Greevers, C. PoIsIer, V. Bawach, R. BaIdziIcowsIci, L. KoI1nI'lurs'I, G. Bramsn. Row 3: M. MaIoney, K. BeII'er, G. Werner, J. Baranowski, S. LiIIeicI'1, E. Mocynski, J. SpensIey. Row 2: R. Grycowski, O. Ward, B. Tomaszewslri, M. Piechowiak, D. KoIodzieisI:i, D. Mikolaiczyk, F. Kofowski, D. Kowalski Row I: R. Schrank, S. Shibinski, M. Lamberf, D. Kuiawa, B. Sobchak, B. Kosky, A. Zablocki. 9A MISS PHILIPKOWSKI ROOM 203 Row 4: E. Herriges, T. Haplra, R. Sfein, J. Tischer, R. MicI1aIaIr, T. Masfalski, M. Wilsand, P. Raclke, R. Koronlzowski. Row 3: M. Richards, P. Heinen, R. Prey, J. Mayer, B. Ladwig, N. Lioliadis, B. Sfanczyk, J. Zielinski, D. Bukowski. Row 2: C. Tuffs, G. Koss, B. PoIrora, S. Lisowicz, K. Remsko, B. Seefeldf, R. MIIanowsIci, J. Palkvwski. Row I: D. Krawczyl, L. EhIei+er, R. Buschah, B. Schafer, P. Kania, P. Pagenkopf, B. Miller, G. Hellman, L. Pospyhala. 9A MR. GARVY ROOM 222 Row 4: N. Zych, B. U++Ixe, H. Jarosz. R. Budny, R. Gulczynski, E. Sfawski, R. Szymkowski. Row 3: G. Gondek, B. Ma++es, B. S+eIsIxe, T. Pyszczynski, R. Froelich, S. VenqI'1aus, C. Chappie. Row 2: D. Lancasier. V. Luebke, R. Nowiclxi. M. Boheim, G. Mar+inson. E. Redman. E. Michalski, D. Reszel. Row I: J. Remsza. G. Hamburqer. A. Urbaniak, L. Droll. S. Davis, J. MuIIer, V. Sfefaniak, D. Leder, M. Raapana. 57 Row Row Row Row 9A MISS DORING ROOM 225 4: E. Hiniz, R. Mazurek, T. ZIemIcowsIxI, E. Jacobe, T. Rosfan, J. TayIor. R. Lasavage, L. Benning. 3: D. Rosfankowski, K. Gruha, C. Drinkwaier M. Angelroih, H. Mueller, B. Iwinski, A. Kneser. 2: M. Marin, D. Nadboralski, A. GIISCI1, T. Laskiewici, E. Isadore, S. Zehm, P. Zaun, H. Young. I: M. Sfaaben, M. Jessick, R. CI'1ycinsIli, V. Hase, T. Rufke, B. EiIbrech'I, E. Scho++. Row Row Row Row 9A MISS FRIESE ROOM 229 4: L. Knaclr, J. Hilkemeier, D. Fredericksen, J. Lipeles, R. Lessl, M. Maramon+e, J. Ciske, E. Bruskewih. 3: J. Maiewski, C. Molenda, L. Romsak, C. Drall, G. Bodendorfer, D. Wozniak, M. Grannan, L. Schweiger, H. Ofolinski 2: C. Traurig, S. RusseII, E. BruI1n, E. Podd, C. Hammel, M. FeI'Ion, C. Kuehl, J. Buckner. I: D. Deiewski, J. Bruder, D. Ciszewski, R. Wroblewski, E. Hogan, J. Grofh, D. Tomczyk, D. Nacker, D. Ubich. Row Row Row Row 9A MRS. SCHMITT ROOM 232 4: N. Risfow, C. Reiff, L. Paiin, B. Kosmafka, R. Ruppel, G. Wick, D. Jensen. 3: C. Leopold, C. Mikes, R. MeinI1ard+, J. Schuberf, W. Pelczynski, D. Wolff, D. BeI1I, A. Oleinik. 2: D. Casper, V. Mikoliczak, P. Lenh, R. Richardson, J. Mar+in, P. Rozewski, E. Reiff, I. Domanski. I: R. Blaszynski, T. Paulson, V. Young, G. Barndf, D. Chandler, R. Rogahn, M. Gehrman, G. Hennig. Row Row Row Row 9A MRS. BOONE ROOM 3I7 4: S. Szorfyka, S. Mrofek, R. Jurewicz, K. Hacker, Z. Sfalowski, R. Maciolek, A. Kasza, C. Janczak. Barfkowiak, M. Rogowski, C. Baiczyk, L. Smigielski, T. Sfrzeleciski, R. Chrapkowski, C. Golombowski, R. Skohke. 3: J. 2: . Podraza, D. Ziolkowski, E. Slowik, 6. Frank, L. Nowak, H. Kasza, S. Kowalinski, V. Palubicki, R. Kac1marek. E I: R. Bessa, D. Konfowicz, W. Nowakowski, M. Szulczewski, M. Konieczka, L. BIaHner, 6. Skrenfny, D. Grapclynska. Row Row Row Row 9A MISS HANSON ROOM 322 4: I. Grabowski, E. ScI1uI'I'z, D. Zoifowski, S. Boifer, S. Benson, A. Lieizke, L. Arens. 3: G. Lauierbach, L. Oieszek, R. Trlesniewski, J. NoII, R. Oieszek, J. Delaney, E. Schimek, R. Gadzalinski. 2: R. Paien, C. Szukalski, K. SchaHner, R. Gasiorowski, B. Raniewicz, R. Pocid, C. Ciepiuch. I: M. Zioikowski, J. Giliich, F. Gapinski, R. Sass, L. Clark, H. Lunkiewicz, G. Paszib, G. Mass. 9A MISS HETTWER ROOM 2OI Row 4: A. Koslowski, D. Smerlinski, A. Wulz, P. Troianowski, B. Schimmelpfennig, D. Gralinski, J. Nowak. Row 3: C. Peck, R. Woida, R. Demski, J. Badzinski, H. Wisniewski, D. Wulff, A. Iglinski. Row 2: J. Mudrak, J. Kramasz, S. Marine, R. Neldner, J. Michels, A. Griffin. Row I: R. Budny, G. Kleczka, R. Gorski, F. Siacki, C. Raiski, E. Pollack, A. Pankowski. 59 I 9B MISS NEWMAN ROOM 205 Row 4: B. Boller, F. Dzierzewslci, G. Krawczylc, R. Moltellie, R. Jasinslxi. Row 3: N. Wawrzon, G. Colfer, E. Halvorsen, S. Anderson, R. Jaclwowicz, D. Coyer, N. Lassa. Row 2: D. Massen, I. Wozniak, G. Cizmowslxi, G. Ryclzewslci, E. Feflig, J. An+IKowsIxi, D. Worden. Row I: Woinowski, J. Tycz, J. Koelsch, D. Marenda, R. Zaborowslci, A. Tuller, E. Wroblewski, J. omers. ABSENTEES Row 4: M. Vogf, D. Schulz, R. Pewolanslxi, E. Ureda, K. Reima. Row 3: M. Whilney, A. Balcer, V. Sobczalz, J. Adynier, G. Wielicki, R. Deia. Row 2: A. Kasfen, G. S'remp, S. Schrank, R. Day, J. Kowalski, M. Tu+ai. Row I: J. Pechlicz, E. Ennis, M. Cibarielr, D. Tifenda, A. Sfazcalc, R. Zuchowslcy. ABSENTEES-GROUP 2 Row 3: M. Nowalcowski, A. Michalslci, A. Bielawski, M. Rakovich, L. Krafcheclc, W. Michelson, A. Kucharslxi, C. Molden. Row 2: R. Grzybowski, U. Habisch, A. Cielinski, A. Schulfz, G. Roimann, E. Carlson, V. Janusz, D. Mapes. Row I: G. Berman, J. Wozniak, D. CaBelIa, R. Kunkel, E. Hangezrauclr, M. Barfh, D. Alverson. I FAC ULTY ndwdgwwhmwwdqma. General Office Attendance Office Treasurefs Office For ten years I, who wrote these lines, have been affiliated with the Pulaski High School. To say that my relationship has been pleasant and happy would be to put it midly. I have seen the school grow from a few hundred to some two thousand, during which time it has become in deed, and in fact, a typical Milwaukee high school. The time has come again to say Goodbye . Heretoiore, the expression was only intended to bridge over the summer vacation: this time it is in a sense for me, for all time. A finer lot of boys and girls than the Pulaski boys and girls would be difficult to find anywhere -typical young Americans that have grown and developed with the school's growth. I do not mean to lecture, but I should like to leave a last part- ing thought with you. - That thought is this: even as things are, this world of ours is a fine place to live in, that'is if you will but make your lives count big in the community in which you live, and ii you will grow to what the Bible calls full stature . Whether you shall make a failure or a success of this wonderful thing we call Life, is almost entirely in your hands to determine--each one for himself. We hope that the experiences you have met with at the- Pulaski High School may be helpful to you in making your decisions. Take the best that you have learned and make it yours. The fact that you all must bear responsibilities and be helpful to others, if you would rise to your own possibilities is the natural order of things. The contact we have had with Mr. Brown and the Pulaski High School faculty, men and women of merit, goodwill and good judgment, will mean more and more to you as the years go by. So will the intermingling with your fellow pupil friends Whose friendship you will find the best fellowship that you will ever know. Pulaski! May it come to mean more and more to you. May the fond memories of the days you spent at this, your school, be sweeter as time goes on. Goodbye means God be with you . Goodbye boys cmd girls! I shall miss you sadly as the years go by. Of this you may be sure, I shall never forget you, so long as I live. -I. C. CASTLEMAN The first decade of Pulaski High School is now a matter of records: perhaps it is too early to write the story of these first ten years-we are still too close to the events to properly evaluate them. But, we are over the organization period. We- have a splendid plant, faculty and student body. We have some tradition and have begun ct record of ac- complishment in athletics, scholarship and service to the country. Whatever the ultimate judgment of time, as to these iirst ten years, no one will gainsay the force and value of the kind, courteous personality of its first principal-Iustus C. Castleman. To know him is to love, and to wcmt to work for, cmd with him. Many return to the school to see him. All wish him well. May he have many years of happy recollections and may his memories of the school be as pleasant to him, as ours are of him. -B. E. BROWN in 32 Q it : Y? -' ' ' . -. ...L...................--............-....,....... u -..ul 4na.,-............. . Maw, I I t t I i 4 5 ,Q N xi V S A xy? I if K-P W LQ,-5 ,X ,fo Miss Pearl Richards SPEECH Mr. Edward Zielinski, Miss Ellen Mannix, Chairman, Mrs. Margaref Boone, Miss Irma Newman, Mr. Adama Rohlinger, Mrs. Adele Cicocki, Mr. William McGar+y. MATHEMATICS 4 Mr. Kennefh Sfeffen, Mr. Eciwarci Spaulding, Miss Josephine Pililipkowslci, Miss Es'I'l'1er Eilwier, Aciing Chairman, r Miss Virginia Filasefa, Mrs. Eva Hoyer, Mr. William Tiernan, Mr. Gustave Sfoelfing. fl f lLLp!ilLl K- . 4' ' fl! of if fl , W l U f 1 CIAL CIENC fd M l W if 1 , Q ' i l U J ffl! 67 . 1.,fgfz5:f,,m1ms::sveedy Swv' - I 1 M X . tw Q 'x 4 J .iz aiuggg k ., :L 5. X O lv gk 1 Q . V ff 5' is 93, 5 A iw my , fl ' ff . 33 'U' .J , ' N Km - -55 gwip om a a rr p' y ,' , .M ,W W U,., igfw g? . 515 fvgwwxa F ia 8 L, , Eff 3 i I -4 HE life 2xL 1: Q. - XQE 'sl -sm, K., , 5' yv 'fx N.. pf Y Emi N93 ww S m 4. vim 1 4 ,A X . , , Q . 5 5 W1 ' 1 . M, 'Q 3' 9 0 QL? f v , '80 Q Xl ,gf 1' uf 'NHsg,,,,m Mr. Edward Bouner Mr. Ralph Graves, Chairman 'IQ F' ,v ,,..f- - 4 X f A ms fsigf L. N Xi -.3 - X. S iw! x .. . -, .x..X.f...X nlii if X X . Q 6611 ' A .I .Q NS X K x . Qs! x,swf',-mf, W A-1, M... if YS' ,WF , .-we 1 4 f X ' S Ek g ..- KN 'Xi r A M M dsfone Mlss Ka+herlne Zlllman Mass Loreffa Mohr HOUSEHOLD ARTS X 1 f RQ co .L Q I MR. ALFRED NIEFER JUNIOR ORCHESTRA ROW 2: Richard Ubich, Ri+a Buchafz, Shirley Oleniczak, Joyce Schneiderwin, Kennefh Karow, Casmir Malinslxi, Florence Rosciszewski, Genevieve Rafln, Vivian Hase, Bruce Babcock. ROW I: Esfher Halverson, BeH'y Ladwig, Dorofhy Michalski, Gerfrucle Burfe, Joceyln Tuffs, Rose Plewa, Doro+l1y Jachinslry, Lillian Sewalslxe. rmillg' v 'WNW l-Bernice Szczufowski, Esfher Biegai, Evelyn Behling, Charles Brown, William Tufai, Willarcl Reck Daniel Mafhson. ll-TOP ROW: Doris Daiewslci, Jane Wawszyniak, Eleanore Piofrowski, June Meisier, William Willis, Paul Franecki, Doris Kneser, Ru+l1 Kohnhorsf, Donald Cashen. BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Niescior, Bev- erly Kielgar, Deloris Mankiewicz, Louise Zirzow, Helen Baczlxowski, Edigna Lesniewslri, Arfhur Kasza June Paulsen. SENIOR 1 ORCHESTRA l-Belly Eberf, Delores Manlciewicz, Beverly Kielgar, Louise Zirzow, Helen Baczlrowslci, Bernice Szciu- iowslci, Ecligna Lesniewslci, June Meisfer, Rulh Kohnhorsf, Eslher Biegai. Il-TOP ROW: Phyllis Smiene+slzy, Doris Raislci, Eugenia Jelinelc, Gurena Johnson, Kennefh Dunlap, Dennis Bonynski, Carol Subslylc, Dorolhy Gruhn, Donna Zipprich, Esfelle Gruhn. BOTTOM ROW: Alice Horn, FloreHa Anderson, Jean Schaefer, Shirley Liebherr, Eclifh Duelge, Grace Kaczmarelx, Marian Konieczlia. 1-ROW 3: William Willces, Dale Worden, Ronald Kuehn, Fred Kroening, William Baird, Charles Brown, Alford Kaczlcowski, Merrill Horn, Roberl' Heivilin. ROW 2: Daniel Mafhson, Willard Reclc, James Callahan, Roger Ruppel, Sianley Mrolek, James Bafhowiak, Virginia Gro+h. ROW I: Jean Schaefer, William Barnes, Richard Bladecki, Gerfrude Schwalbach, Leonard Flis, Oscar Ward, Esfelle Gruhn. ll-ROW 3: Ru+h Krause, Rurh Zynda, Harold Worden, Audrey Ma+huszelc, Donald Mapes, John Zacharslci, Eileen Glapinslxi, Richard Day, Doris Urbanslxi, Gerfrude Oswald. ROW 2: Jane Wawrzyn- ielr, Roberf Winiers, lrwin Bruhn, James Lorenfz, Gilberi Mecha. ROW l: June Meisfer, Frank Krzeminslci, Donald Reclx, Belly Jane Flack, Cecelia Graielc. SENIOR I-William Tuiai, Kennefh Sloffer, Mr. Hillier, Gerfrude Schwalbach, Harold Sfys, Evelyn Behling. II-ROW 3: Clarence Laube, Rulh Kolmhorsl, Donald Caslwen, Gordon Banach, Waller Jeclre, Lorraine Parmenles, AI Trzeniewslui. ROW 2: Charles Oslendorf, Doris Kneser, Rosemary Green, Mary Grale- wicz, Eleanore Piolrowslci, Doris Defewslci. ROW I: Bernice Szczufowslri, Esfher Blegai, Jane Ann Mueller, Glenn Barndf, James Marlin. l 'ii MR. MELVIN HILLIER JU IOR BA D ROW 4: Lawrence Aclxer, Ralph Trzesniewslxi, Paul Radlte, Arlene Sshweiger, Edwin Brodaczynslri. ROW 3: Philip Schlamp, Roberf Dominiak, Charles Reiff, Ralph Balozekowslci, Richard Wrobleski. ROW 2: Dolores Lancasfer, Lydia Marfin, Gilberf Domzil, Herberf Scholle, Cliff Chappie, Lorraine Ramsak, Maryanne Lifzau. ROW I: Virginia Sobczalr, Violef Olson, Harry Young, Jerome Dudzik, Helen Kaczeclra, Marian Richards. Mr. OHo Norfhquesf, Mr. John Hoclrel, Mr. Herberf Bell, Chairman, Mr. George Winkler, Mr Leonard Schmidt l DUSTRIAL ARTS Lg, x 12. av X wwwim X U81 CTI ITIE 70 alma lk kawm mdffz CAVALIER ANNUAL The 1944 Cavalier Annual was again under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Graves and Mr. Edward Batterman. This is the second year that Messrs. Graves and Batterman have been in charge oil the Annual. Advertising for the book was handled by Beverly Braun under the supervision of Mr. Raymond Shaw. The Premier Engraving Company, represented by Mr. Roy Stouthammer, did the engraving. Mr. Charles Henrichs and the Broadway Press printed the annual. Pictures were taken by Gimbel Bros., Mr. Ralph Ficken, Mr. Dennis Wierzba, Mr. Graves, and Mr. Batterman. Miss Edith Friese and Miss Eunice Doring supervised the division quotations and all literary material. A record breaking sale ol sixteen hundred titty annuals occurred after cz student rally in which subscribers were made members of the Cavalier Booster Club . The Board of Editors consists oi: Editor-in-Chief .....,.......,.... Associate Editor .... Assistants .......... Art Editor ,........ Feature Editor ...... Ianuary Class Editor Iune Class Editor . . . Assistant ........... Boys' Sports Editors Girls' Sports Editor Homeroom Editor .. Club Editor ..... Typists ........... Assistant Editors .... ........Betty Lang . . .Ray Bronikowski Patricia Czerwinski Business Manager .... ........... . . . . .Eileen Rehrn, Pamela Flack . ............. Ioe Muschinski . . .Donald Gramsch . . . ....... Marilyn Lang . .Adeline Bednarek . . . . .Audrey Berger . . . . . . .Werner Mueller, George Heathcote . . ....,...........,....... Mary Iohn . ........... Constance Coley Iohn . . . . . . . . . .Loretta Kazik, Lorraine Kazik . , . .Raymond Franke, Lou Ella Burmeister, Phyllis Brow Betty Lang Pamela Flack Eileen Rehm Ray Bronikowski Patricia Czerwinslti Mr. Raymond Shaw, Adverfisingg Miss Edith Friese, Liferafureg Mr. Ralph Graves, Sponsor: M BaHerman, Co-Sponsor: Miss Eunice Doring, Li+era+ure: Mr. Edward Boerner, Ari. JOE MUSCHINSKI DONALD GRAMBSCH Aff Edif0r Feafure Edifor MARILYN LANG AUDREY BERGER ADELlNE BEDNAREK CONSTANCE COLEY MARY JOHN January Class Edilor Associaie June Class Edilor Homeroom Edilor Club and Girls' Spori Ediic LS! x Wm WERNER MUELLER Boys' Sporl Edifor GEORGE HEATHCOTE Associaie SENIOR SAYINGS TOP ROW: E. Banker, R. Franke, C. Miflag, E. Presco'H', N. Hausfeld, G. Tischer. BOTTOM ROW: l. Schaper, H. Domino, A. Berger, A. Bednarelt, F. Payliefner. , gypggs: LORETTA KAZIK Typis+ LORRAINE KAZIK Typlsl AL MECHA BEVERLY BRAUN RAYMOND FRANKE THADD. DZlADULEWlCZ Adverflslng Manager LOU ELLA BURMIESTER PHYLLIS BROW Phofographers ASSl5fah'l' EClll'OI'S 4 t Marian Kannapinn Robert Terslce Beverly Braun -. f -,.... CAVALIER EWSPAPER His second year as sponsor of the Cavalier Newspaper brought Mr. Theodore Garvey and his stall continued success. Mrs. Gloria Schmidt and Mr. Raymond Shaw retained their positions as cosponser and advertising sponser. 'Pictures were contributed by Mr. Edward Batterman, Mr. Dennis Wierzba, The Milwaukee Iournal, and The Milwaukee Sentinel. Honors were retained in the N. S. P. A. The boarad ot Editors are as follows: Editor-in-Chief ,... . ,...,.. ........ , ..,... M arian Kannapinn Assocation Editor .... ....., R obert Terske News Editor ..,....,. . . .Rosemary Green Boys' Sports Editor .... ..................,... R oger Herriges Assistants .......... .... C onstantine Heleniak, Irwin Bruhn Girls' Sports Editor ............,....,....... Betty Ewig Assistants .,..,.... ........., I une Knack Feature Editor . . , ............,... Shirley Winkowski Assistants ...... .... M argaret Poletzki, Grace Schrank Business Editor . . . .....,.....,.....,...BeverlyBraun Assistants .......,.... ..... E stelle Gruhn, Dorothy Bryce Circulation Manager .......,...,..,........,.. Louise Grunke Star Reporters Carol Kellner, Dolores Ostrowski, Daniel Zalinski Reporters Iames Callahan, Iune Neumann, Marjorie Biodstrup, Iohn Raw- ski, Daniel Stupek, Bernice Haasch, Patricia Bell, Audrey Shatt- schneider, Lorraine Blomberg, and Richard Veich. Cub Reporters Gwena Iohnson, Iune Molitor, Iulie Setzer, Dolores Slovik, Alice Sadowski, Dorothy Kuras, Rita Medicus. Dorothy Bryce Estelle Gruhn 85 s-ilu.-1--1, .--- W. --Y . --V ag.- THE V CA Vfllli fa Mr. Theodore Garvey, Sponsor Mr. Raymond Sl1aw,Adver+ising Mrs. Gloria Schmidt Co-Sponsor Grace Schrank Rosemary Green Be'Hy Ewig Shirley Winkowski Louise Grunke June Knack Roger Herringes Margaref Polehke 86 ROW 2: James Callahan, Daniel Sfupelc, Rifa Medicus, Consfanfine Helenialc, John Rawslci, Marjorie Bioclsirup. ROW I: Bernice I-Iaasclw, Julie Seher, Dorollwy Kuras, June Knaaclt, Pafricia Bell. CAVALIER REPORTER ROW 2: Gwena Johnson, Lorraine Blomberg, Richard Ubich, Irwin Bruhn, Dolores Osfrowski, Audrey SchaHscI1neider ROW I: Alice M. Sadowski, Delores Slovilz, June Moliior, Carol Kellner, June Neuman. 1 A li Tiwgfuw. .kg 'W' .!'3 1'm E-ii' W. 7-I . ., 15,5 by .: 4, 5 ' .4 .,.. if in gf? ,iffy iggh Q' LM WI -A W -fx .N 1 ,. a, ,sz XA QL, . 5 1. ' ., - V ,gm iii i pei. k g 1' E M ..y -x wp- Q Q, fm V ae i rig nl 'X -gs: X if 0 lb 1i Y k i ,.. X is V f,,i,.. X 0 3 vig- H 1 Q rw Mx .Q-,. gf 'if LL I-use --lil -f -3- 55: in K: . K kr . . 3 ,. . of . ,M . ..fY,. ' jff3? x QL QQ? f 5 Q i ' Q2 4f A Q ,,b: Vg y E ,- 2 , H 4 Qf ' iii' 'Q Q if K fgt I f A 2 gf I 3 l 5' Q32 Q ..,A.a, 5, sg, - Q55 zfisigff 'xzsf ff-S5 ,fx is S X . Zi, iii ll PURT 7ceAeZ',ZkecaameaJo4,1efLenaw1fL, 7c1ZauefZkeqa,x44eieyamf,Zke7yfzge -SIR HENRY NEWBOLT fe -- x. g A VARSITY FOOTBALL . ROW 5: John Wachowiall, Richard Wisniewslri, Joe Schwalbach. ROW 4: Robert Meyer, Daniel Brown, Donald Czaslros, Dick Gill, Donald Pluto, Bernard Merritt, George Rice, Werner Mueller, Ernest Neuwald, Ralph Zepniclr. ROW 3: Robert Walczak, Bernard Levy, Kenneth Rath, Anthony Nadolny, Raymond Wruclr, Gerald Bruslry, Wallace Reiger, Gilbert Mecha, Richard Stark. ROW 2: Eugene Ureda, Roy Fischer, Sherman Weldon, Alfred Kaczlcowski, Francis Szczesny, Don- ald Pett, Harry Sielrierslci, Florian Wisniewski, James Young, Chester Chelminialr, Coach Ray Schmidt. ROW I: Richard Choinacki, Harvey Kossow, Michael Stempslri, Donald Murray, John Kmet, Robert Murray, Eugene Mechilcalslci, Robert Jaslrulslci, John Lessl, Paul Franeclri. FOOTBALL -- I943 SEASON The 1943 football season opened September l, not only with a large group'of new boys, but with a new coach. Coach Ray Schmidt, formerly of South Division, was sent to our school to head the football squad this year. Gradua- tion had taken most of the letter men, but a few of last year's squad were back, including: Robert Iaskulski, George Rice, Werner Mueller, Iohn Kmet, Dick Gill, Harvey Kossow, and Russell Coley. With the first game not far in advance, the Ramblers got down to work. A few days before the frst game a crushng blow was handed them when Russ Coley and Alvin Wierzba, two ends who were battling for the first position, were injured and forced to retire from football for the remainder of the season. The first game, with St. Francis, was a see-saw game, the score changing hands a few times but ending with a score of 19 to 12 in favor of our opponents. The Ramblers, however, had a lot of bright spots among which the plowing and plunging of fullback George Rice and the 35-yard run of Robert Iaskulski after a short pass, were the brightest. The next week the Ramblers travel- led to South Milwaukee where they were solidly trounced B SQUAD FOOTBALL ROW 4: Earl Ptund, Michael Gorlick, John Wachowialc, Richard Wisniewslri, Joe Schwalbach, Ray Michalalc, Dennis Reid ROW 3: Donald Mapes, Norman Scheer, Clyde Trumbull, Gerald Schuler, Robert Lemke, Lawrence Patin, Robert Pinlrula Robert Hoening, Eugene Schimelr, Leonard Flis. ROW 2: Leonard Gaska, George LaGrange, Gilbert Wick, Ralph No wiclri, Richard Budny, Robert Lessl, Joe Konowalslci, Ralph Szymlrowslci, Coach Ray Schmidt. ROW I: Donald Wierzba Kenneth Dunlap, Jerome Dudziln, John Slcowronslri, Henry Otolinslci, Richard Moltwa, Duck Schulti, Robert Boehleln, Rich ard Oleszelr, Myron Rogan. FOOTB LL MAJORS - S 5 xi i Q lf if l X I. Richard Choinacki 2. Dick Gill 3. Robert Jaslculslu 4. John Kmet 6. John Lessel 8. Werner Mueller IO. Anthony Nadonly I2. George Rice I4. Wallace Rieger 5. Harvey Kossow 7. Bob Meyers 9. Donald Murray II. Ernest' Neuwald I3. Edward Rath I5. Michael Stempslri by a score of 24 to 6. The Rocket's powerful running attack was too much for the over-weighted Ramblers. The loyal Pulaski rooters were handed something to shout about when Bobby Iaskulski faded back and threw a long pass to Dick Gill, who raced the remaining 30 yards to a touch- down. Then came the first conference game with Lincoln, in which the Ramblers were beaten 13 to 0. The team played well but did not have the necessary punch to defeat the favored opponent. The following week the team was handed another setback by the speedy West team, which beat us with a score of Z6 to U. Then came the homecoming game with Bay View, which was a heated contest. The Ramblers scored first when Mike Stempski threw a short pass from the nine-yard line to Bobby Iaskulski to give the team six points. Bobby also kicked the extra point. Bay View scored in the fourth quarter, and the game ended in a 7 to 7 tie. The purgolds of Washington were next for the Ramblers, and the favored opponents were victorious 40 to 7. The Washington eleven went on to win the city title, but the Ramblers scored on a play that covered 90 yards. Bobby Iaskulski threw a short pass to halfback Tony Nadolny, who showed a lot of speed and raced 80 yards to score. Iaskulski kicked the extra point to climax the scoring for the Ramblers. East came next, and the Rambler team was beaten Z7 to 0. lt was a considerably hard-fought game despite the score. The last game of the season was with Custer's Red Men and was also a hard-fought battle. The first and second quarters were hard tusslesg the third and fourth quarters brought de- feat to the Ramblers. The game and the season ended with a one-half gain and seven and one-half losses. Although the season was un- successful for the school, Harvey Kossow was honored when he was chosen on the All-City team for his great offensive and defensive play. He was chosen Captain for the 1944 season by his team-mates. 045,-in ROW 6: Trumbull, ROW 3: Ofolinski, Schuler, E. Pfund, M. Gorliclc, R. Lemke, R. Wierzba. ROW 5: L. Pafin, E. Ureda, C Gaslca, K. Dunlap. ROW 4: J. Duclzilr, R. Szymlcowsld, M. Rogan, N. Scheer, D. Schulz Lessl, R. Budny, G. Wick, D. Maps, R. Boehlin. ROW 2: R. Hoening, R. Nowicki, H Konowalski. ROW I: R. Pinkalla, L. Flis, R. Mokwa, R. Oleszek, J. Skowronslci. VARSITY ROW 4: R. Kuczynslci, R. Welsh, Coach Walter Olen, S. Nowalrowslci, G. Rice. ROW 3: R. Gill, E. Neuwald, H. Kossow D. Brown, R. Mylnarelc. ROW 2: G. LaGrange, K. Fons, H. Carlsen, F. Schutta. ROW I: J. Schwalbach, E. Mecicalslu R. Jaslnulslri, D. Gaudynslti, R. Orlowslri. BASKETBALL The 1943 season started out with many new boys. The 3 returning lettermen of last year's squad were, Arnold Mucha, Dan Brzezinski and Bob Iaskulski. The nucleus of the new team was very promising and it did not take Coach Wally Olen long to pick out his starting 5. Ken Fons and Harvey Kossow filled the vacan- cies left by graduation. Pulaski opened its season with three non-conference victories. These games offered much needed experience and gave the Coach a chance to see the boys under fire, The opponents were St. Stanislaus, Horlick at Ra- cine,and West Allis. In the first conference game the boys were going after their thirteenth consecutive victory, but, to the surprise of all, South tipped our Varsity 4l-37. South's accuracy -from the free throw line gained them the victory. With Ken Fons leading the scoring column with 19 points the boys redeemed themselves with a hard fought victory over Bay View by a score of 36-34. Good ball handling by Bob Iaskulski in the closing minutes kept Bay View out of reach. The following week the Ramblers proved their skill in an overtime game with Tech-37-35. Once more it was Bob Iaskulski's ball handling with Arnie Mucha's carry- ing the scoring lead totaling ll points that brought about the victory. In the next game Arnie Mucha a February graduate, scored 15 out of 31 points against Lincoln's 29 points giving us another victory. Hopes for another Championship were given a terrific jolt when the hard driving Iuneau cagers upset Pulaski 26-19. In its opening game of the second round Pulaski once more opposed South, this time on our floor. The outcome of the meeting was another victory for the home team 31-29 with Ken Fons leading on the scoring column with 14 points. The next week gave the fans their last chance to see Arnie Mucha, Dan Brzezinski, Bob Baldewicz, and Gordon Hoffmann in action before their graduation. With each B SQUAD ROW 4: R. Hoenig, J. Noll. J. Young, C. Reiff H. Mueller, R. Budny, R. Donavan, Mgr. ROW 3: R. Kreiyger, Mgr. G. Wick, H. Jarosz, R. Michalalr. J. Frauenfeld- er, J. Gillich, Coach K. Steffen. ROW 2: D. Durovy, A. Nadolny, D. Borczynski, B. Baldewicz, R. Merrif, D. Wierzba, R. Szymlcowski. ROW I: R. Noonan, K. Sfoffer, R. Moltwa, A. Mochalslri, R. Wiswiewslci, R. Plas- kiewicz. 95 BASKETBALL Daniel Brzezinslti Harvey Kossow Richard Mylnarelr Robert Jasltulslti Stanley Nowaltowslci 96 MAJORS 2. Daniel Gaudynslti 4. Arnold Mucha 6. Kenneth Fons 8. Romauld Kuczynslti IO. Harold Orlowslci Grace Piskula, Lenora Champion, Ray Adrian, Betty Ewig boy scoring points the Ramblers gained an easy victory over Bay View, 47-33. Bob Iaskulski was leading scorer with 11 points. Loss oi regulars was severely felt the following week - when Tech upset Pulaski 26-24. The defeat can be partly blamed on the experience oi the newcomers. At the close ot the game only two regulars remained on the floor. With one game already under their belt, the newcomers easily defeat- ed Lincoln, 42-27. Harvey Kossow was the outstanding player, scoring l5 points and taking more than his share oi the rebounds. In the last scheduled game the varsity easily defeated Iuneau 34-18. Ken Fons, the leading scorer tor the season, scored 19 points. At this tpoint Pulaski entered the play-otis against the north side champions, North Division. The boys were out classed. The Ramblers showed their speed and talent but were outplayed by the North side team. The score ended 34-46. The high scorer for Pulaski was Harvey Kossow. Three boys were placed on the all city team, Ken Fons, Bob Iaskulski, and Harvey Kossow. MINOR LETTER MEN Harry Carlsen Robert Baldewicz Robert Welsh ROW 2: Robert Walczalt, Robert Nichols, Charles Brown, John Zaharias, Harold Worden, Lloyd Leder, Capt. Daniel Buchah, Mgr. William Baird. ROW I: Joe Muschinslti, Ervin Anderson, William Tutai, Richard Kunze, Donald Nowaltowslti, Lloyd Buss, Merritt Horn, Ralph Gehrman, Coach Matthew Wielgosz. CITY SWIM CHAMPIO S For the second time in three years Pulaski's mermen have taken the city championship. This was brought about by the excellent coaching of Matthew Wielgosz, former assistant coach, who has taken over the coaching job of Mr. Royal, now in the Navy. Besides winning the city title, the Ramblers won all but one meet during the regular seasaon. The swimming meets included those with Boys' Tech, Kenosha, East, Bay View, North, West Milwaukee, West Allis, Wash- ington, ancl Lincoln. And once again the Ramblers managed to win over the Boilermakers, the second time in 4 years. Pulaski -pulled into first place with a total of 57 points: Tech was second with 42 points, and Washington third with 21 points. The two fancy divers, Ioe Muchinski and Ervin Anderson, showed their talents by placing first or second in every meet. Ioe placed first in the city diving event, with 157 points, and second in the state. The outstanding swimmer and graduating senior, who was also a double winner in the 50 and 100 yard free-style in the city meet was Dan Buchatz. Dan scored the most points-87-during the season and was chosen captain of the squad. TOP ROW: Donald Mapes, George Bausch, Roger Ruppel, Gordon Pepltowski, Wilhem Carl Szortylre. BOTTOM ROW: Kendzierslti, Ronald Manslte, Dale Warden, Robert Boeglein, Paul MacGillis, Melvio Jagodzinslti, Coach Matthew Wielgosz. ,., fm ,Q - J.. f 5 I s W 7 Q Us ff' ,v z ' mm 5 5 -L L. elljm! m ? , 5 -M y ,. ,Q fff .f sf A -.. , ' ' 2 - W Y . . 4A'!?,' .-fmiiib ' ,, ' ,,. Ns- , Qu' ,-5, , f ' , . - ' lk ' - 1. 3418- X ' J , ' A- I 'L -' f' Q---- 2 .. 1 if ' A' ' , K Qi n 1 X53 R, :., ,q,.., , ,:,, Q-ns M ,Q as m myxw 'QW 'xv JOE MUSCHINSKI Cify Diving Champ SWIMMING MAJORS I. Charles Brown 2. Daniel Buschah 3. Lloyd Buss 4. Ralph Gehrmann 5. Merriff Horn 6. Lloyd Leder 7. Joe Muschinslxi B. Roberf Nichols 9. Donald Nowalcowslci I0. Harold Worden II. John Zaharias I2. William Baird, mgr. ROBERT WALCZAK WILLIAM TUTAJ IUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW 4: D. Czaskos, R. Fay, E. Pietrzak, R. Meyer, H. Carlsen, E. Dudeclr, R. Kuczynslxi, K. Knopp, E. Lange, B. Murray, R. Choinacki, K. Rath, R. Zepnick, J. Lessl, B. Levy. ROW 3: D. Pett, E. Wisniewslri, A. Wacluolz, R. Zbilrowslci, A. Bie- lawslci, W. Scott, C. Pisltula, F. Klelnselt, F. Szczesny, W. Schmidt, R. Wrult, R. Stark, J. Neubaurer, J. Schwalbach. ROW 2: M. Keay, R. Pluer, R. Krueger, B. Spott, R. Trebatoski, R. Fischer, G. Malone, M. Gnalaasilx, J. Fallr, L. Krafcheck, J. Stoeclcer, G. La Grange, D. Pluta. ROW I: D. Hinz, B. Zimny, B. Barutha, K. Singer, E. Mecilralski, S. Nieznanslci, C. Meyer, S. Sowinslil, B. Pisarelt, E. Smigelski. Th track team was coached by Ray Schmidt The track team started training ahead of who took Coach Al Thurner's place when Mr. schedule to be in condition for the first meet Thurner left for the Navy. This training took place in the bicycle room FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ROW 4: H. Mueller, R. Buclny, R. Schulz, A. Wulz, K. Dunlap, L. Pyscynslci, E. Ureda, J. Young, J. Labutski, D. Szulalcie- wlcz, R. Nowiclni, A. Kaczlcowslri, C. Schuler, R. Kaczmarelt, W. Reck, D. Walczalt, E. Sobczalt, A. Nadolny. ROW 3: R. Lessl E. Tudeszewslri, R. Molcwa, R. Miclwalalr, D. Derovy, R. Hoenig, C. Chelminialt, G. Bruslcy, R. Buyan, E. Rachwal, E. Ptund R. Dworczalr, N. Zentkowski, C. Reift, D. Wierzba, G. Stawicki, D. Kenny, H. Otolonslri. ROW 2: J. Konowalslxi, J. Fraun- telter, G. Cotter, H. Singer, K. Stein, D. Behling, D. Gehrmann, R. Meinhart, D. Riesner, R. Oleszelr, L. Oleszek, R. Gul- czynski, R. Szymllowski, D. Mapes, H. Jarosz, L. Patin. ROW I: J. Riechliz, R. Noonan, L. Plaszlriewich, J. Young, D. Shade R. Krueger, R. Nowicki, E. Andryszewlcz, J. Bartlrowialc, J. Przeworslri, D. Bryzinslxi, M. Obulritz, G. Wiclr, D. Reid, D Fredrickson. Arnold Bielewski, Thaddeus Dziadulewicz, Barney Spott, Ray Pisarelr. The dashes were run in the basement corridor. The gym was used for field events and long distance running. The first track meet was on April 21, when our opponents were West Division. Pulaski de- feated West by a score of 62 to 51. Ted Dziadu- lewicz, a senior, placed first in the 100-yard dash with a time of lU.9, and Arnie Bielawski, Ed. Dudek, and Chet Piskula placed first, sec- ond and third for Pulaski in the 440-yard run. Eugene Mecikalski placed first with a broad jump of 18' S . Harvey Kossow, of basketball and football fame, and the only major letterman back of last year's squad, hurled the discuss 129' l for an easy first. Pulaski's second meet was with Marquette. Marquette defeated Pulaski with a score of 85 to 36. Four boys placed first in the events . . . Harvey Kossow, in the discuss with a throw of 127' l , Gene Mecikalski in the broad jump, Donald Gehrrnan in the 880-yard run, and Erv. Bielewski in the 440-yard event. Of the 1943 track team, the only returning lettermen were Kossow, Ghandi, and Gnabasik. tEditor's Note: Because this year's track sea- son ha-s not ended as our book goes to press. We cannot give the final results.l TENNIS SQUAD ROW 3: Coach Wielgosh, Robert Jaskulslri, G i I b e rt Mecha, Ben Merritt, Robert' Welsh, Richard Mlymarelr, John Zaharias, Lloyd Buss. ROW 2: Merritt Horn, Ralph Gehrman, Richard Kunze, William Baird, Rob- ert Switalski, Edwarad Bin- ash, Arthur Bonlr. ROW I: Garth Johnson, Franlr Schut- ta, Ronald Manske, Edward Korducki, Donald Stanosz. TENNIS With the loss of our former tennis coach, Mr. William Czarnecki, Pulaski was left with the problem of finding a new tennis coach. The job was taken over by our swimming coach, Mr. Wielgosz. The beginning of the season brought out a large group of boys. The group was too large to handle for one coach, so the following boys were chosen for the first tennis match with Rufus King, Gil Mecha, Bob Welsh, Lloyd Buss. Art Bonk, Dick Mylnarek, and Bob Iaskulski of basketball fame. ROBERT JASKULSKI SILBERT MECHA The second game was with East Division. Pulaski took first in the singles and doubles, and the score was a tie 2-2. The leading man up to the last meet was Dick Mylnarek. a letterman of last year's squad, while Gil Mecha, a letterman of last year, was second. IEditor's Note: Because tennis is played later in the season than this book goes to press, we cannot tell the final results of the work of this team.l ARTHUR BONK RICHARD MYLNAREK GYM TEAM ROW 3: A. Beidaisch, K. Shaffer, D. Szada, T. Burzynslci, L. Plaszkiewicz. ROW 2: N. Kuliniclr, R. Lessl, H. Ohalinslci, J. Paulsen, R. Krueger. Row I: J. Muschinslui, M. Ragan, E. Ureda, J. Lessl, T. Jaskowski. JOE MUSCHINSKI JOHN LESSEL 106 RESTLI G WRESTLING SQUAD ROW 3: Kennefh Dunlap, Gerald Bruslty, Roman Spieczynslci, Gene Ureda, Don Murray, Bernard Levy, Bob Murray, John Lessl, Gerald Schuler. ROW 2: Coach Lirzow, James Young, Chesfer Chelminialr, Richard Budny, Dick Schulh, Henry Ofolinslri, Earl Pfund, Francis Szczesny, Alfred Kaczlcowski. ROW I: Don Fredericlrsen, Roberf Lessl, Joseph Konowalslci, Vic Young, Murray Keay, Dennis Reid, Tom Burzynslni, Joseph Przeworski. WRESTLING CHAMPS Donald Murray, John Lessl, Roberi Ureda, Roberf Murray, James Young, Roberi Lessl, Henry Ofolinslzi, Thomas Burzynslni, Joe Przeworslri. GIRLS SPORTS 353 ULEP E 110 SCHOGL LIFE ,4wzewW,dwze,,1W 761 - . LIBRARY ROW 2: William Bauclm, Louis Bowman, Ray Eihlers, Milion Awe. ROW I: Louise Paczoch, Millie Krueger, Mary Knapp, Befsy Borkowicz, Helen Banazak. ENG! EERS and MAI TENANCE SENIOR PERFCRMANCE THOSE COLLIERS! A ROLLICKING COMEDY Winnie ................ Iean Wawrzyniak OF YOUTH Celil-a triend ot Elmers ...... Edward Banker Cast ot Characters Dancers Ioyce Carey, Robert Hoffman, Geraldine Kaczmarek, Vito Riccardi, Al Schultz, Clar- ence Kneser, Daniel Mathson, Richard Tarr. Director ............... Miss Mary Zembrosky Asst. Director .......... Mr. Gustave Stoelting Student Director .............. Edward Banker Stage Crew ......... ...... M r. Ralph Graves Stage Manager ................ Robert Welsh Ianie Collier .................... Iune Meister Ieanie, the twin ................... Betty Lang Susan, the youngest sister ....... Betty Lukszys Elmer, the imp, their brother ...... Earl Albrecht Fanny Bell, the colored maid ..... Orpha Young Luke Lawson, a college student .........................DonaldGrambsch Hubert Brown .............. Charles Ostendort Mjmcent gan- Asst. Stage Manager ...... Lenore Bronikowski . . . .Stephenie Szponder, Pqtriciq Czerwinski Properties. . . . . .Beatrice Wilde, Martha Fiorini Friend of the Twins Sound Ettects ............... Clarence Foelske Faye ................... Dorothy Kramasz Costuming ........ Miss Mohr, Miss Poundstone Wanda. .Dorothy Ulezelski, Helen Wyrwas Student .......................... Lois Simon PAGEANT SHARING AMERICA A colorful pageant, Sharing America , as adopted to our needs by Miss Mary Zembrosky, assisted by Mr. Gustave Stoelting with Mr. Mel- vin Hillier as musical director was presented. The band supported the pageant with the boys and girls glee club and the A Cappella choir. Part one of the pageant, Sharing Our Na- tional Heritage, included the tableaus, The Minute Man , and Betsy Ross . Part two was Sharing Our Regional Heri- tage . It consisted of a cotton picking scene, a Western scene, a polka dot dance, and a home scene. Part three was Sharing Our Wartime Work , including the industrial scene, the presentation of our armed forces, color guard, and Uncle Sam. We will long remember such times as Col- umbia the Gem of the Ocean , Yankee Doo- dle, Carry Me Back to Old Virginny , Old Man River , Home on the Range , Horne Sweet Home , and our service songs. The faculty assisted with the pageant. WHY THE CHIMES BANG The Christmas program, produced through the combined efforts of the speech, music and art departments, was religious in nature. A medley of Christmas airs Around the Christ- mas Tree, under the direction of Mr. Niefer, opened the program. A processional which included the boys' and girls' glee club, chorus- es, and the choir, Was directed by Mr. Hillier. Then followed the high point of interest, a one act play, Why the Chimes Rang , which ex- presses so vividly the divine beauty of charity. The program closed with the singing of Allelu- ia by Perry Lee Atherton. CAST Holger .... . .............. Ierome Ash Stien ......... ...... I oseph Remsza Bertel .......... ..... D onald Grambsch An old Woman ................... Betty Lang Directed by Miss Mary Zembrosky Prom and Banquets Cavalier Vaudeuille Caper Day MR. Rl?LEYBf 'THE anis NAME us Amana mucus . .. VVHO VVAS GUST' A FAI D BALL VLAYEQ wno usED1'ow::Nz Guxsszs wean we Puwzn... fda X 1 new GANG wok 4' I A BA.-sxeff' HONEST 1' avg c -AX 521-' J ffjf cAN'r see A T THINGWITHDUT ,iii - My Guxsses vw wmv I 'VW ARNKE Na MoszE emvnwswxm session... Yum' S :nun P 1-msn onewxv momma Pwhcncz RE ' . f x wzmfsrem we A Knocxeoonruwneszonen Coxon WALTER GLEN oszvsszso NYNI TD PLAY S TPC ES ' ' sm-Asvec L ARF-at E 'f ' AND THEN .. I A I f',.. - e is L X . ' -, . H f Y 1 ' Dt v U fi X w yu , I 1- X fx x ' X, f Q wr 2? f I X ff A' ' . -. cl - ' Q - 4 .' 1 Ken Fons Ken was active in more than one sport. He won a minor let- ter in tennis as a junior. As lar as his basketball ca- reer was concerned, Ken play- ed tor the Varsity squad tor two years but he did.n't win a letter until his senior year. Ken is an excellent shooter, dead from most positions, and plays his position as forward well. His scoring ability gave him top individual score in many Arnie Mucha Arnie, one-sport man, came out for basketball all four years he spent at Pulaski. He was an excellent center and rebound man. He succeeded in getting on the Varsity team when he was a sophomore. It was in his last two seasons that he won his major letter. Arnie was not an individualistg when he play- ed it was tor the good of the team. The surprise of the season oc- curred when he made his high- est scoring record by playing without his glasses. STAPOFMEWEEK 4 5yl0UGQANf e ena si sg v ,..J.f -My X I f PQLASKI FORWARD f,.,' fs . 1 ' . X .iraq vga-f . V ,v ' ,K r , , f.. . .F M ..,. I, 5 nf: - - , M ?..t..g, ' gs? I, Inq,-.iff . A ,,,.., l I ..A' ,.. V Y i - X ' 'N KEN tems --M151 h. u..'.2l'9.n-as V5 'si-f , ccmmzszencz ' . . SCOQ NG Q I W TN 296171 hwy H ,.' Q I J Semen te vumrsro uzmlmz oacenome ow cmxmos To v crosz-1 owen em vuzw As-rmoour IN REBOUN wow.: AND AsucxFLooR Dfw HE :sms TNKQD mms Bow 1-ovuw Rnnvumsm amass wma QU?-SELLANDAUGUSI AWA 1-f32e-fauna-L lvvGe,w la ENN ,.. z TH X . , K , r fy J' I y 4, 'N 1 y 'I . l M - N19 . ' . Q .rf .. 5 A Q- ' MWQQ4 . I f N . mg!!-Qu X ,JJ - R' . 'A Y' C' K f i Q .. ,, ' f i :Il ,. -f -. r f. ' any x K N If 1 . . -P ' s , + , ,Liss ' .. 3 , fd-TN. 'K V V, Q. . 4.5 S: J , A X nfvffili svgf' i, K fi '1' li ' '-1 ff ll '.tliY l ,, s . . 9 '. S- ' 47 . 'tu -Ln? l.- - r-gif, ' i i i -2 .121 V. ' E F' 1 ' A' ' ' 6 my L X . - 1 L: 1'-0 7705 TRIBUTE TOKENFONS APPEAR-5D IN 71-IE Will VYAU SENWNEL DECFMBEQ f7f94-5. QCIIIIGS . ' muaevvrs o12fGffvAL skmzw IS DISENTED M711 NIECUMIZIMENIS ofv-15 SAFNHNEL --. ' QQ Paper Drive 121 Here There JA UARY CLASS WILL l-The seniors leave their sense of humor cmd spirit ior initiations and traditions to all the teachers at Pula- ski who need them. 2-Eunice Shefiiield wills her love for art to Mr. Boerner -only this ones last name is Conrad. 3-Norman Komassa wills his Wednesday nite lrolics to Michael Gorlick. 4-Russ Coley wills his electnic razor to Ralph Gehrman. 5-Florence Iglinski bequeaths her ability to get along with people and her truthfulness to Lois Simon. 6-Elaine Orlowski bequeaths her thin ankles to Ger- trude Oswald. 7-Marilyn Lang wills her love Lfor Russell Coley to Donna Zipprich. ' 8-Terry Tobin bequeaths her love ior outlining to Miss O'Brien. 9-Clifford Rosinski bequeaths his ability to go steady with one girl to Iack Barr. 10-Eunice Baranowski bequeaths her ability to snag a man without giving him a two week diamond ring, to Ioyce Nitz. ll--Margie Garske wills her tap dancing ability to any lZB who has the nerve to do it. 12-Doris Ladwig bequeaths her seat at Daltons to Miss ' Mannix. 13-Len Fons bequeaths the shorts Cele boughlt him to any ireshie with a 26 inch waist line. 14-Doris Ladwig bequeaths her natural curl cmd color ot hair to Betty Prokop, she would also like to leave ia bottle od peroxide ii Betty wants it. 15-Grace Piskula bequeaths her unbelievable under- standing to Miss Lucille O'Brien. 16-Shriley Franke bequeaths her real diamond ring to Lenore Bronikowski. 17-Dolores Bartczak bequeaths her ability to make her own Christmas presents ior her boyfriend, to Rita Cieczynski. 18-Lillian Potrzebny bequeaths her iavoriate bottle of soda water to Ianyce Kurtz. 19-Ierry Ristow bequeat'hs his reverance to Ralph Mus- chinski. 20-Danny Brzezinski bequeaths to Miss Mannix all her pencils that he borrowed irom her, along with a half used bottle of limment which he used to soothe his writers crarnp. 21-Rose Marie Kuchinski wills her versatility with Miss Mary Gralewicz. 22-Eunice Gaurkee would like to will her seat to Ches- ter Piskula in sixth hour class to Mary Iohn. 23-Dolores Sarnowski would like to will Betty Luksyzs enough paper to last her through the semester. 24-Dorothy Iurecyz wills her benefit by the History note- book oi Ken Oxendorf. 25-Dorothy Stumpf bequeaths her poise and quietness rto lean Shaefer. Z5-Ethel Latuis bequeaths her ability to become an angel whenever she wants to-to any senior girl who thinks she can do it. Z7-Terry Tobin bequeaths ther quiet and demure man- ner to Lenore Bronikowski. 28-The 'secretary of the Navy will have to hear about -this: Elaine Ienks bequeaths the whole United States Fleet to Rita Selin so that she wan't have just one sailor to talk about forever. 29-l, Mariibe-ll Leder, will all my love to Edward Mer- bach. 30-Robert Roehl bequeaths Sharpies last tire to Iack Barr, so he can take 2Millie out to the cottage. 31-Virginia Gaike bequeaths her slips and dickies to Rae Marie Borkenhagen. 32-Ruth Frenczak and Elaine Szopinski will their real slim waists to Gertrude Oswald. 33-Georgene Pcmdziek bequeaths her l sq. ioot space at the lunch table with the F. T. gang to Virginia Stanik. 34--Dolores Brownkowski leaves the squeeks and squawks from the oboe section in the band to Charles Ostendori Ir. 35-Danny Brzezinski leaves this Frank Sinatra voice to Donald Gramsch. 36--Maurene Sitte bequeaths her ability of figures to Mr. Graves. 37-Russ Coley wills his trig book to any tool who will accept it. 38-Elaine Orlowski bequeaths her slim figure to Lenore Bronikowski. 39-Bob Baldewicz bequeaths his lady-killing tactics and technique to Kenneth Gorski. 40-Terry Tobin bequeaths 'her ability to worry Mr. Filipiak bald to anyone with the power of restoration. 41--Ruth Skrzypczak bequeaths her tiny build to Ger- trude Oswald. 42-Margie Garske wants it known that Danny Gaudyn- ski is not being willed. 43-Florence Fluder would like to will all the luck she has had with teachers to her pals lane and Val. 44-The Senior class bequeaths all their feminine ac- quaintances to Chester Piskula so he won't have such a hard time finding the one he wants. 45-Darton leaves his Fort Camps cramp to the up and coming Iuniors. -The 5th hr. office practice class bequeaths a pen that writes ninety s. --Rose Lipeles bequeaths her long blue sweater to Harriet Druch. Let us hope we can find her. 48-Ruth Shimborski bequeaths her ability to wear slacks to all those girls who are a little around their hips and icensoredl, but still wear them. 49-Phyllis Dutkiewicz bequeaths her ability to inid a new hearthrob to Gene Stawicki-if its humanly possible. 50-Grace Krolikowsl-ri bequeaths her -modesty and timid- ness to Betty Lang. 51-Gordon Honimann bequeaths his ability to get along with .Miss Mannix to Harry Carlson, if he wants it. 52-Bob Baldewicz bequeaths his seat on the bench to Harry Carlson. 53-Dolores Bartczak bequeaths her qualities ol being a nice girl to Bernadette Guss. 54-Grace Piskula bequeaths her ability to stay out of trouble for iour years to Shirley Lieperr, and her way of 'getting along with Mr. Merbach to Leona Grun- kowski. -Ierry Ash wills his ability to get gas stamps to Miss Mannix. ... .,,,, ,.,,,,.-.,.-......,..,l...,.,,..,...,,..,....,,,,.,..,. JUNE CLASS WILL -Ianice Kurtz - Pleasing personality and unforced popularity with the athletic men to Rosemary Green. -Grace Tischer-Ability to control her emotions to Iewell Trapp cmd Warren Scott. -Danny Mathson-Eating twelve raw carrots every day to Bernice Haash. -Shirley Meyer-Ability to get marks the honest way to Louise Grunke. -Rita 'Skrentny-Love for Harry Carlsen to Shirley Leiber. -Marian Kannapinn-Managing ability and simple words to Rosemary Green. -Earl Albrecht-Ability to go steady with one girl to Ralph Gehrman. -Shirley Steitz-Ability to wear her skirts at a reason- able length to Marilyn Zarnow. -Maurine Rehrn-Ability to stay in school five days a week to Clarence Nowicki, and to love two men at one time to Doris Kraklow. -Ioe -Bednarek-A pair of beautiful legs to Iackie Cain and Ioyce Kneser. -Adeline Bednarek-All the happy hours spent with Miss Hutter in the office to any one who wants them. -Bernice 'Szczutowski-Ability as a musician who knows how to behave to Chuck Brown. -The Aeronautics class-A new secret weapon, their glider, to the Iap Force. Intention: a short war. -Delvin Duszynski-Inability to get around Maurine Rehm to any one who can. -Eleanore Dzoba-perfect attendance record to Dale Smigielski. -Edward Dudek-Ability to go out with one girl to Chet Piskula. -Walter Doss-Absent excuses to Ed Tube who will need them. -Shirley Doucette-A noiseless bell to Miss Zillman. -Christine Daenski - Quiet disposition and short sweaters to Dale Smiegalski. -Pat Czerwinski-Inability to say Wa yeal .to Ed Wojciechowski. -Iune Chybowski-Make friends and keep them to Mary Iohn. -Frank Kearney-Sharp clothes to Sonny Smith. -Bob Welsh-Inside job at the skonk works to all those students who are being neglected. -Florence Payleitner-Skirts and sweaters to Shirley Lieper so she won't have to borrow others' clothes anymore. -Shirley Briesmeister-Says she needs all she has. -Harry Carlsen-Ability to train to Ernest Neuwald, Gene Mecikalski, and above all to Ralph Muschinski and Iack Barr. Z7-Elmer Zajork-Ability to get along with Miss O'Brien to David Sejma. Z8-Loretta Kazik-Ability to go steady with one boy to Lenora Champion. 29-Werner Mueller-Ability not to blush when a certain girl's name is mentioned to Michael Gorlick. 30-Margaret Ziolkowski-Ability to get along with the men to Evelyn Podraza. 31-Richard Chojnacki-4th hour post at the Mist to Roy Fischer. 32-Delphine Falkowski-Good looks to Sylvia Martyn- ski, so that she can get a man easier. 33-Marian Franecki-Ability to keep quiet at assemblies to all those babbling juniors. 34-Kenneth Fons-Basketball ability to junior basketeer by the name of Spaghetti . , 35-Doris Glyzewski-Ability to get along with Mr. Ziel- inski to Louise Grunke. 36-Marion Gnabasik-Worn out track shoes to Ham- burger. . 37-Kenneth Gorski-Ability to find a girl and to stick to her to lack Barr. 38-Frank Tatera-His dynamic speed and rapid re- actions to Tony Nadolny. 39-Rosaline Bartkowiak-Her knowledge of victory gar- dens and sore sunburnt bald spots to Mr. Wetzel and Mr. Filipiak. 40-Violet Tomczyk-Her sun suit to Mrs. Hafey. Here's hoping she has the courage 'to wear it. 41-Donald Murray-One can of Iohnson's Glow Coat to Mr. Filipiak. 42-Ruth Loreck-Ability to swim to Shirley Liebher who's always in deep water. 43-Rita Mezydlo-Her silent disposition to Iackie Cain. 44-Bob Kordes-His symetrical and girl-'admired phy- sique to the only one that would need it, namely Don Kendjorski. 45-Lorrain Zaporski-Ability to go steady with one man only who doesn't have a car to Neva Kaminski. 46-Ken Waraczynski-A book on How to Win Friends cmd Influence People, to Miss Doring. 47-Harvey Kossow-All his love for Rosemary Green to Richard Gill. 48-Carol Kaemlein-Her ability to drive 70 miles an hour tbefore the warl to Doris Kraklow. 49-Fred Kroening-His used trombone slide oil to Chuck Brown. 50-Iecm Koepsel-Ability to come to school early to Shirley Borgward. 51-Gerald Drewicz - His rating with Arthur Noll to Marilyn Miller. 125 JUNE CLASS WILL -Earl Prescott-His Webbed toes to Eugene Anrason to help him win his swimming honors. -Doris Woiak-Her ability to keep quiet while others are talking to Miss Gove. -Ed Ratkowski-His T shirt to Rae Marie Borken- hagen to go with her sweaters. -Bette Prokop-Her successful wolfing tactics to Iean Wolff in hopes they will help her get bashful Donald Reck. -Leonard Raskiewicz-His becoming personality and ability to women to Anthony Fluder. -Bob Bennett-All his onions to Mr. Schmidt's ham- burgers. -Iane Beckwith-Her love for Clarence Peanuts Sawicki to Audrey Piotrowski. -Gerald Bartz-His conssitency to pick someone and stick, to Irene Martins. -Rita Selin-Her parties within the city limits to Iack Barr. -Felix Brozozow -His abilit for attractin the o o Y Y Q' PP ' site sex without whistling or howling to that cute freshie Audrey Schultz. -Grace Beck-Some nice young intelligent under- classman to take the place of Earl Prescott to Miss Manion. -Lenore Bronikowski-Her ability to stay away from wearing stripes and plaids together to Gloria Spencely. -Iune Meister-Her luck with the class chairman to all future seniors who want to go with them. -Gertrude Gozdalski-Shapely legs and ability to wear longer skirts to Lorraine Wysocki. 66 67 68 69 70 71 -Bernadette Guss-Ability of being Prom Queen with Russ Coley to Shirley Lepier. -Germaine Hirsch-All the Work she does in Mr. Boerner's art class to Dick Rise. -Robert Hoffman-Ability to booze and never get caught to Iack Dillmar. -Dolores Iaremba-Quiet, shy ways to Adeline Smie- gelski. -Faye Karas-Is a smart senior, she takes her love for Frank Tatera with her. -Dorothy Kozak-Experiment marks back to Mr. Mer- back. 72-Ioe Muschinski-The secret of self respect and ability 73 to act their age at parties to the Iackson Park gcmg. If they go any lower they'll stub their knees. -Art Noll-His date book to Iohn Zaharias. 74-Virginia Mrozinski-Her interest in basketball and 75 football fplayersl to Florence Kawiski. -Carl Rogahn - His red and black argyle tie to George Bauch to go with his maroon and silver striped shirt. 76-Iane Wawrzyniak-Her chair in Sr. band to Bob Winters. 77-Victor Wronka-His so called cadence voice to all 78 new students entering Miss Richards Speech Class. -Rose Marie Ryback-Her ability to tell the truth to Lois Davis. 79-Casimir Mroczkowski-His nice wavy hair to Mr. 80 Filipiak. -Audrey Sharafinski-Her love for sports to any boy who needs it. 81-Thadd. Dziadulewicz-His Trig. book to any foolish Ir. enough to want it. 82-Rose Mary Ostrenga-A new hair style to Rae Marie Borkenhagen. X' 83-Iames Lorentz-His ability of writing English themes My to any unaware student who has Miss Doring. 84-Audrae Pett-Her ability to translate Spanish so that even Miss Pergande ccm't understand it to Ioyce ' Van Horn. 'fi-1:21. :::gi5i.::'I'E .'.-:-. A ' X le. L X. N 4 WISIIHNSINS Hllllll HI MHHl EHHHNIY' You can spend an interesting and proiitable summer helping us do important war work. Upportunities for graduating .seniors to take full time jobs or enroll in apprenticeship training in highly specialized work. 2730 S. 19th Street Phone Mltchell 3250 MILWAUKEE, WIS. ' - 1 A------f A'--W YUUR FUTURE . .. You haven't had a chance to see very far ahead of the urgent present. The postwar future is somewhat clouded by war secrecy. But because We make a diversified line of products serving over 125 'types of business and industry, We've been able to see quite a lot of the future. It's pretty excitng. 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