Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1946 volume:

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Y. xi? ln Qi ' U ,gb J X 'T' A 7 N 1 H xiii Qu For l dipped into the future, lar as Miz be could see, Saw the Vision of the world, and all the wonder that would beg - - - Till the war-drum throbbed no longer, and the battle-flags were lurled In the Parliament of man, the Federation of the world. - Alfred Tennyson J i f' x,yf w ' Jffffu 1KY Q of U ff' DEDICATION OW 22-fmt WLM G Wwe 'S Q TJVQ !7'? Vv Q fwfiwjawi WM if fi M 5,4 . If 'lb' , 4 2 t If ,I V, L K . v l N - .4 2 J To the several hundred men of Pulaski High School who served in the armed forces of our country during World War II, For their manifold sacrifices and magnificent heroism in carrying the Stars and Stripes to the far-flung theaters of the war. For their glorious victory in preserving the American way of lite so that freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear may become a reality rather than an ideal, We, the graduating class oi 1946, in deep appreciation dedicate this, our tenth Cavalier Annualg and in humility pledge ourselves in the World of the future to promote good-will among all peoples ot all races and religions so that never again will mankind suiter from the scourge of war but will at last enjoy permanent and universal peace-that last best hope of earth. OUR GOLD STARS iii' He fought, not just to avenge Pearl Harbor, not just for our security, and not for conquest: He fought for all that has been gained since men began to record their history - For all that has been gained, and all that can be gained, and all that will be gained. He fought that you whose lives still lie before you may have a chance to carry forward. To carry forward in your lives those long and illustrious gains- Those gains which men with freedom in their hearts have made against the enemies of man and the enemies of God. - Russell W. Davenport lv l ?25 W . 4 JOSEPH ABRAMCZYK Attended 1940-1942 Killed on Luzon May 9, 1944 ANDREW ANDERSON Class ot 1938 Killed in action May, 1945 HARRY ANDRASZCZYK Class ot 1943 Killed on Leyte November, 1944 RAYMOND BERG Attended 1940-1941 Killed in France Ianuary 13, 1945 WILLIAM BUCHER Class ot 1942 Killed over England April, 1943 ROBERT BETLER Attended in 1938 Killed in France Iuly 4, 1944 ROBERT BOHN Attended in 1940 Killed in action May, 1945 LEONARD BUDNIK Class ot 1939 Killed over Paris September 10, 1943 FRANK DAMS Glass of 1940 Died in Far East October 12, 1945 GEORGE DOMINIAK Class ot 1942 Killed in France 'November 29, 1945 2- 2' 4 4 e 'E E fx'-r MJ JZ JAMES FALK Q 7x , Class ot 1942 '-K 4 JN Killed in Germany November 23, 1944 xr- XV 7 6 ' x 4x RAYMOND e-AUDYNSKI 9' . 6 Class ot 1942 fve l P 'J Killed in Germany December 25, 1944 of x. '4 DONALD GAULKE 4 Class ot 1939 9 Killed in the Pacific December 18, 1944 DELPHIN GAWIN Class ot 1942 Killed ott English coast February, 1944 GEORGE GOZDOWIAK Class ot 1941 Died in France April 30, 1945 JEROME GRAMS Class ot 1941 Killed in Italy Iuly, 1944 CHARLES GREGORIC Attended 1940-1941 Killed at sea Apnil 4, 1943 DAVID GRUHN Class ot 1941 Killed in England March 24, 1945 PAUL GRUHN Attended 1936-1937 Killed in Germany August, 1943 EUGENE GUERYN Attended in 1934 Killed in action March 26, 1945 1-nnnnrrl l.l A DEDLA AM PAUL JACOBS Attended 1940-1942 Killed in the Pacitic May 9, 1945 STANLEY JANKOWSKI Class ol 1938 Killed near Caste Island March 2, 1943 ARNOLD KORY Attended in 1938 Killed on Okinawa May 16, 1945 DAVID KAY Class ot 1942 Killed in Belgium December 12, 1944 LEROY KITZKE Attended 1939-1943 Killed on Saipan Iune 28, 1943 JEROME KOCOROWSKI Attended 1941-1942 Killed on Okinawa April 22, 1945 BRUNO KOWAL Class ot 1941 Killed in New Guinea March, 1944 LEROY KUCHARSKI Class of 1941 Killed over Germany November 2, 1941 HARRY KWASNIEWSKI Attended 1934-1937 Killed in Italy August 23, 1944 ARNOLD LAGIEWSKI Class ot 1940 Killed in Germany March 21, 1945 JAMES MC MULLEN Class ot 1943 Killed on Luzon April 30, 1945 ERWIN MICHALEK Class of 1938 Killed in New Guinea Ianuary, 1942 FREDERIC MOELLER Class of 1938 Killed in plane crash Iune ll, 1943 RALPH MOKWA Class of 1938 Killed in Georgia March 12, 1944 FRANK ORLOWSKI Attended 1940-1941 Killed at Okinawa Ianuary, 1946 CHESTER POPEK Class ot 1942 Killed in Georgia May 30, 1945 RICHARD RACINOWSKI Attended 1940-1941 Killed in ltaly October, 1944 HARVEY REICH Attended 1933-1935 Killed in Belgium May129, 1945 RICHARD ROBAK Class of 1943 Killed in Scotland Iune 13, 1945 ' WILLIAM SCHAUZ Class ot 1942 Killed on Okinawa April 10, 1945 WILLIAM SHINNERS Attended 1940-1941 Died in service December 1, 1942 EDGAR STADTLER Class ot 1942 Died in plane crash Iune 30, 1945 STEVEN SZKLARSKI Attended 1934-1937 Killed in Germany March 4, 1945 ROBERT TUTAJ Class -ot 1943 Killed on Okinawa May, 1945 JOHN URBANIAK Class ol 1943 Killed on Mindanao Iune 3, 1945 RICHARD WASNIEWSKI Attended in 1938 Killed over Austria RALPH WEINSTOCK Class ot 1941 Killed on Saipan Iuly 4, 1944 HARRY WENZEL Attended in 1942 Died in California December 8, 1945 JOSEPH WIETRYCHOWSKI Attended in 1941 Killed in France February 7, 1945 HERBERT WROBLEWSKI Attended 1940-1942 Killed on Luzon luly 13, 1945 LEONARD ZACHARIAS Class ot 1939 Killed in France August 3, 1944 EUGENE ZAFFRAN Class ol, 1944 Killed in Belgium luly 3, 1944 Ianuary 29, 1945 I M9 ' 1 24-' ' ' 'lr 'A' 'lr I I A . ,W , W t them-all are forever enwrapped in our will, Deathless voters, unburied voices of freedom, Invisible leaders, teachers of new generations, The living saviors within us-the American deacl. 7 Russell W. 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This is made possible only Where the people ot a nation or community have learned properly to appraise the benefits of past achievement, which becomes the inspiration for future progress. Education no longer directs its thinking to- ward the development ot a local or community philosophy. Advances in the sciences, particu- larly in the sciences of transportation and communication, have increasingly made more imperative a philosophy of World Brotherhood. The past several years have seen the forces of education focused upon attitudes of Force and Destruction. A great source of potential intellectual strength has been dissipated in the reestablishment ot a World at Peace. Education is a search for values. As mem- bers of a World Society, we shall establish a true sense ol values. As participants in this great program ot education, we must firmly subscribe to a program of intelligent World citizenship, pledged to theyperpetugtibn of peace among all peoples oi thisfohe World. iA. E. Westgaard Principal ,'N -- ,ML In dedicating this Cavalier Annual to our hero dead, may We reconsecrate ourselves to the perpetuation ot the ideals for which they gave their lives. These former students studied in the classrooms of Pulaski High not many NH7 months ago. Today they are hushed in the reverence of eternal sleep, the price they paid to give us peace. We who have been privileged to survive and carry on should educate our- selves so as to insure this peace by better understanding our fellow man, regardless of his race. creed, or nationality. In so dfoing we shall not break faith with those who have sacrificed their all to guarantee the way ol lite that makes us proud to say: Thank God, I am an American. Raymond F. Michalak Vice-Principal I I I OFFICE STAFF Marian Ericksen Elizabe+h Kegel Virginia Sfromberg TREASURER'S OFFICE ATTENDANCE OFFICE 14 mW' M . 'E' -3-2-4, 47 -719' V f,-'SQ I . ,.. 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Now we've got what we wanted-or have we? No, there's a spark of envy within us as we see ourselves in the new freshmen who walk so cautiously through the halls. How many long hours we once spent working algebra problems that would suit our teachers' requirements! How we longed to make a good impression! We never thought of being tardyg we were mortally afraid of the deep, dark recesses of the office. As sophomores we developed our school spirit at the football games, the swim meets made us feel a sort of pride for our school. We read The Cavalier, a real newspaper just for our school. We became true Pulaskians. Upper classmen soon, the corridors, homey, cozy, the prom stimulating the grown-up feeling within usp bond rallies making us feel we were doing our bit fir our boys in service. The rush of high-school life grew swifter, took on an almost breathtaking pace. Then suddenly it stood before us-4grad'uation -stark, staring at us. We wish fervently, almost prayerfully, that we didn't have to leave Pulaski, leave our teachers, leave our principal, Mr. Westgaard. We are sad. We are happy. STUDENTS Audrey Marian Schaffschneider 5 Xa . JAMES CALLAHAN - English - Cavalier News- paper Ediior: Chrisfmas Play: Pep Band: Quill and Scroll: Band: Orchestra: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Conceri: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Duck, here comes fha? man wifh +he horn. WILLIAM ELLEFSON-Elective. -Enioys dozing -af Ieasf in class. VIRGINIA GROTH-Eleclive-Chemislry Club: Firsr Aid: Iniramurals: Office Monilor: Band: Spring Concerf: Wasre paper Salvage. -Her vivid personalify dances rigl-il' in+u one's hearf. JAMES GRUNDL-Science-Chrisfmas Play: Pep Band: Saluialorium: Band: Senior Honor Roll: Orcheslra: Spring Concerf. -Did you ever see Brain Boy iiH'erbug7 BERNICE HAASCH-Science-A Cappella Choir: Cavalier Newspaper: Chrisimas Play: Quill and Scroll: Senior Honor Roll: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerf: Viciory Council. - A song bird soaring Io lhe lop. CONSTANTINE HELENIAK - Science - Cavalier Annual: Cavalier Newspaper: Cheer Leader: Chrisimas Play: Quill and Scroll. -Someday I'II painl a sfairway lo Ihe sfars. GARTH JOHNSON-English-A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Cavalier Annual: Cheer Leader: Chemisiry Club: Class Commission: Class Play: Hall Monifor: Inler-Class Swim Meer: Life Sav- ing: Presiden'I', Junior Class: Presidenl, Senior Class: Science Club: Band: Orchesfra: Senior Prom King: Senior Talenr Show: Spring Conceri: Swimming Team: Tennis: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wresfling. -Masfer over voice and women. GLORIA JUSZCZAK-Elecfive-Chorus. -Sweef, bashful redhead. DANIEL KASPER-Science-Hall Monifor: Infer- Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Senior Talenl Show: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Don'+ fence me in. 18 HA, -ZSEW 13 ffm ffm VIVIAN BARANOWSKI - Elecfive - Chorus: Firsf Aid: Senior Prom Queen: Waste Paper Salvage. -Long live lhe Queen! ROLAND BINASH-Science-Glee Club: Chrisf- mas Play: Hall Moniior Capfain: Spring Concerf: Tennis: Wresiling. -He's a good wresller, bul Trig pins him down. ROBERT BOEHLEIN-Maihemafics-Afhlefic Club: Class Play: Courf of Honor: lnframurals: Life Saving: Band: Pep Band: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerf: Swimming Club: Swimming Team: Wasle Paper Salvage: Senior Honor Roll. -Here I am, girls-don'+ crowd. GLORIA BORKOWICZ- Eleciive -Cavalier An- nual: Chorus: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Iniramurals: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl. -This is a lovely way fo spend an evening. JOSEPH BRODZIK - Elecfive - Hall Monifor. Figures never bofhered him-much. JACQUELINE CAIN-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: Senior Talenl' Show: Spring Concerf: Slamp Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -This is one singing doll I'hal'lI never cry for Mama. .Q F S .E , K i 5 .2' i .svn wb - 'Q-iw 5 12 'fix , id' I, y. . . -, N- ni.: we ,si r s. JU' 35 'v'.','f. -Km gi. f- I : r H v y 3.1.3.5 ,Vg 1-,V.-MAW Q X af.j.,'5Xg.g,Q gg, if yn rs ....l.... 5 . www-33' CHARLES KLASE - Science - Blue Mask: Class Commission: Cross-Counfry: Senior Honor Roll: Senior Taleni' Show: Vice-Presidenf, Junior Class: Vice-Presidenf, Senior Class. -This Klase is class. CAROL KNUDSEN--Eleciive-Blue Maslr: Courf of Honor: Life Saving: Office Monifor. -You can'+ give her a line. She's gol your number. THOMAS KRAUSE-Manual Arfs-Courl of Hon- or: Hall Monifor: lnier-Class Swim Meef: Sfage Crew. -He worlns baclcsfage, buf his person- alify lreeps him up froni. ANNA LlPlNSKI-Elecfive-Affendance Monifor: Blue Mask: Chrislmas Play: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: lnframurals: Spring Concerl. -Oh, lady, be good! NORMAN LUZICH-Science-Chrislmas Play: Pep Band: Band: Orchesfra: Senior Taleni Show: Spring Concerl: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Thai red hof music has gone 'fo his head. SHIRLEY LYMAN-Sfenographic-Class Play: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: Home Economics Club: lnframurals: Secrefary, Senior Class: Sen- ior Honor Roll: Sfamp Moni+or: Valedicforian. -And whaf's fhe maffer wifh women drivers? .W fs:- ,. X , ' . ss. y-x . aa... ,. .--Q LJ.-. ' ARLENE MACHNIK - Elecfive - Chorus: Girls Club: Hall Monifor: Senior Talenf Show: Slamp Monilor: Vicfory Council: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Polish Club. -Good, good, good, lha+'s you. CLARICE MANSKE - Eleciive - Chorus: Girls Club: Hall Monilor: infer-Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Senior Taleni Show: Slamp Monifor: Viciory Council: Wasle Paper Salvage. -The Hayes Office won'l censor fhis box-office beauiy. DOLORES MARCINIAK- English -Cavalier An- nual: Chorus: Class Play: Girls' Club: Infra- murals: Senior Honor Roll: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl. -Can l help if if l'm sfudious? MADELINE MARENO-Eleciive-Courf of Honor: Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Office Moni- for: Sewing Club. -A fashion designer, sew il seems. BETTY JANE MATTICK-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Chorus: lnframurals: Siamp Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Roughly spealiing, an incen- diary blonde. ALLAN MICHALSKI-Science-Courf of Honor: Hall Monilor: infer-Class Swim Meef: Senior Honor Roll: Senior Talenl Show: Vicfory Coun- cil: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Never an end fo his line unless he's on a sfreefcar. RUTH MOCZYNSKI-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Chorus: Intramurals: Polish Club: Sfamp Moniior: Wasle Paper Salvage. -We like This Baby-Ruih. DOROTHY MUSHALL - Eleclive - Advisemenf Moniior: Girls' Club: Hall Moniior: lnier-Class Swim Meef: lnframurals: Life Saving: Swimming Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -The willowy iype 'thai' makes one's hear? sway. CAROL OTZELBERGER - Science - Chorus: Life Saving: Spring Concerf. -An aufograph hound with sfars in her eyes. 19 LOIS REISCH-Eleclive-Girls' Club: Hall Moni- , lor: Senior Honor Roll. -Refreshing as a dewy morn. LA VERNE RIEMER-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Chorus: Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Inlramurals. -The righl fyplisll. MARCELLA ROZEWSKI-Slenographic-Advise- menf Monilor: Alfendance Monilor: Cavalier Annual: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Inlramurals: Wasle Paper Salvage. -A fufure cover girl for Vogue. JOHN RYBUCK-Eleclive-Chrisfmas Play: Senior Talenl Show: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Dynamile comes in small packages. AUDREY SCHATTSCHNEIDER-English-A Cap- pella Choir:CavaIier Newspaper Edilor: Courl of Honor: Inlramurals: Life Saving: Quill and Scroll: Senior Honor Roll: Spring Concerl. - All dressed up in smiles, she has happiness collared. JOYCE SCHNEIDERVIN-Science-Chorus: Ger- man Club: Hall Monilor: Inlramurals: Orcheslra: Spring Concert -Oh, fhe Joylcel of living! KENNETH SINGER - Eleclive - Cross-Counlry: Track. -Compeiifion for fhe alom bomb. GERTRUDE SOBSZAK - Eleclive - Aclvisemenl' Monifor: Chorus: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Office Monifor: Polish Club: Senior Talenl Show: Slamp Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -So peppy she furns a jumping bean green wilh envy. ARTHUR SZPLETT-Eleclive-A Cappella Choir: Glee Club: Chrislmas Play: Class Commission: Inler-Class Swim Meal: Life-Saving: Treasurer, Senior Class: Spring Concerl: Swimming Team: Swimming Team Manager. -'Tis said an angle never wore a halo. , . I N ri' 3 '...:. rl ' e 3 51 in an J' ' V fy my ,,,. ' -- , v w, , A . i . - ' 1 Q . .. I L Q Q MARGARET PACALA-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Class Commission: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Infra- murals: Office Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Lively, blilhe, and debonair. VIRGINIA PASZIB-Slenographic-Chorus: Infra- murals: Glee Club: Spring Concerf: Slamp Monilor. -Ambilion and efficiency are her formulae for success. ROMONA PAZIK - English - Chorus: Chrislmas Play: Life Saving: Spring Concerl: Swimming Club. -Tall and serene, she walks like a queen. RUTH PERSAK-Eleclive-Courf of Honor: Senior Honor Roll: Viclory Council: Wasle Paper Sal- vage. -A Pulaski beaufy confenled wilh life. ESTHER POSANSKI-Eleclive-Advisemenl Moni- lor: Allendance Monilor: Firsl' Aid: Hall Moni- lor: Home Economics Club. -Her hair isn l Bob-ed, bul her hearl is! MARKO RAKOVICH-Science-Blue Mask: Chris'l'- mas Play: Class Play. -Jusl call me Columbus. , f We ,.swe- c UULUIKCJ ol.uvlruw.vm-.........,.-r...- , ,, men? Moni-lor: Affendance Monifor: Girls' Club: Home Economics Club: lnframurals: Sawing Club: Stamp Moniior: Viclory Council: Wasie Paper Salvage. - Her nalure is as oil on 'Iroubled wafers. HAROLD TRAPP-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Hall Moni- Ior: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Treasurer, Senior Class: Wasle Paper Salvage. - Every Iifrle breeze seems fo whisper Lois. ALICE WlETRZYCHOWSKI-Eleciive-Blue Mask: Firsl Aid: Polish Club: Senior Talenl' Show: Wasle Paper Salvage. -A quick, happy lass +ha+ sorrow seems fo pass. NORBERT ZENTKOWSKI - Eleclive - Baskelballl Foolball: Hall Monifor: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -An all around good sporf. RALPH ZEPNICK-Eleciive-A Cappella Choir: Afhlefic Club: Baskelball: Glee Club: Chrisfmas Play: Foofball: Hall Monifor: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Concerl: Track: Viclory Council: Wasie Paper Salvage: Wresiling. -Graaf big bruisar, husky and tall. ROBERT ZURAWSKI - Science - Hall Monilor: Iniramurals: Senior Taleni' Show: S'l'amp Moniiori Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Six 'feel and more of hard work and laughs. DANIEL KRAWCZYK - Eleciive - Life Saving: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -He knows his pigeons-Ahem! HELEN GRABOWSKI-Eleclive-Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Office Monilor: Science Club. -Those dark Iresses are on fhe lookouf for a light back- ground. MILITARY ROBERT ANDREZEJEWSKI CHESTER BARTOSZ ROBERT DAEMNIRICH JOHN HANLEY DAVID HAUSFELD GLEN MITCHELL HARRY MORRIS MILTON NOWAKOWSKI ROBERT WESKE .,..',. V Lloyd Buss, Vice-President: Mr. Raymond Shaw, Sponsor: Marilyn Posselt, Secretary: James Young, President: Mrs. Margaret Boone, Sponsor: Ronald Bork, Treasurer. THE JUNE CLASS We're seniors. Only a few Weeks more will the vibrating bells summon us to class. Only a few weeks more will we stand in the cafeteria line, grumbling about the loiterers ahead of us. Yes, our four years at Pulaski are almost over. We are begin- ning to envy the bungling, awestruck freshies that slink through the halls, timid and afraid. How happy we would be to exchange our confident man-of- the-worldliness for their meekness. Oh to be like them again-with four whirlwind years ahead of us instead of behind us. Watching the sophomores striding leisurely down the halls makes us remember our second-year days. We were so sure of ourselves. We tolerated school -living from one basketball game to another. How thrilled we were when our swimming team splashed its way to victory after victory. Then there was the prom, that long-awaited event that occurred in our junior year, that glorious even- ing created just for us. We can still hear the strains of Ioe Caravella's band and see the gym in its festive decorations. Yes, we cherish these memories, locked tight inside usg we treasure them as symbols of Pulaski. We smile to ourselves-a sad smile, reminiscent but satisfied, satisfied because we were once a part of that surging throngg happy because our record also is inscribed in the historic pages of Pulaski and our voices echo through those magic halls. HONCR STUDENTS Marilyn Rulh Wilde 9516- John Franlm Rawsii Donald Lewis Borden Rufh Grace Barfozelc John Jule Herfurlh 'ir ' Q Gerfrud Ardelle Beierle Rifa Mae Jesie Rufh Anne Rogahn Shirley Mae Brown Julie Anna Sefzer A 23 JOAN AXTELL-English-Advisemenf Monifor: Afhlefic Associafion: Chorus: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor. -Joan's an axlflle around which Pulaski revolves. EILEEN BAARS - Sfenographic - Girls' Club. We've heard fhere're Baars ouf in fhem 'ihar' woods. HELEN BACZKOWSKI - Elecfive - Glee Club: Afhlefic Associafion: Office Monifor: Polish Club: Orchesfra: Spring Concert - Singing violins sfarf in my hearf. STEPHANY BACZKOWSKI - Elecfive - All-Cify Orchesfra: Polish Club: Glee Club: Spring Con- cerf. -Worfhy of any crown. DOROTHY BAKKEN-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Chorus: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerf: Vicfory Council. - There's no Bakken wifh Dorofhy: she's always up ahead. BERNARD BALDEWICZ - Science - Baskefball: Cavalier Annual Edifor: Quill and Scroll: Band: Orchesfra: Senior Talenf Show. -Music in his fingers, rhyfhm is his foes, he can make music wherever he goes. DOLORES BANACZYNSKI - Sienographic - Afh- Iefic Associafiong Affendance Monifor: Blue Mask: Chorus: Chrisfmas Play: Class Play: Couri of Honor: Firsf Aid: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Nof Marie or Emily or Doris-only our Dolores. PAUL BANKIT-Mafhemafics-Cavalier Annual: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -A knighf in shining armor fo any lady fair. MARILYN BARTH - Elecfive - Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerf. - If you wish 'io spend an evening af fhe hearfh, iusf call up Miss Barfh. 24 DOROTHY ACHCZYNSKI - Sfenographic - Blue Mask: Firsf Aid: Inframurals. -Her P's and Q's include polifeness and quiefness. RAYMOND ADRIAN-Science-Cheer Leader: Hall Monifor. -F I IJ -l- Pl Fufure I June -l- Phofography. RICHARD ANDERSON-Elecfive-Office Monifor. -A man and a dreamer of deep dreams. SHIRLEY ANDERSON - Elecfive - Chorus: Hall Monifors: Office Monifor. -This Anderson is surely fond of dafes-especially hisfory. ELLE LOUISE ANTHONY-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Chorus: German Club. -Wrap- ped in fhe wind and sun wifh fhe world under me. DONALD AST-Manual Arfs-Baskefball: German Club: Hall Monifor. -Never Ief if be said Ihaf fhis man isn'f honesf. mga 4 R I ffl: VIRGINIA BARTKOWIAK-Sfenographic-Alhlelic Associalion: Allendance Monifor: Chorus: Firsl Aid: Glee Club: Hall Minilor: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Shorlhand and lun malre her lick. RUTH BARTOZEK-Eleclive-Class Play: Firsl' Aid: Girls' Club: Senior Honor Roll: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Beauly is doubled by a noble mind. CLIFFORD BARTSCH - Science - Hall Monilor. One who lrusfs you all lhe while, grips your hand, and shares a smile. GLORIA BARTZ-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl: Slamp Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -She doesn'l gel her numbers mixed. DOLORES BAUM-English-Afhlelic Associalion: Chrislmas Play: Class Play: Girls' Club: Inlra- murals: Life Saving: Spring Concerl.-Here's a soolhing balm. DONALD BEHLING-Manual Arls-Hall Monilor Caplain: Traclz: Wreslling: Cross-Counlry. - King of good lun. if xx eii x 4 is V? Qs. 1, . f. , ga. su.. Q 52 T ,. X 5 'Ts lie 5 F 'ee :iv .L QL.. . HJ Eg , , : w e, . ,li ' - . F5152 .gafvi f. - 21555 1 nf- As! ' .' , GERTRUD BEIERLE-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Cavalier Annual Edilor: Cavalier Newspaper: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Quill and Scroll: Senior Honor Roll: Orcheslra: Spring Concerl: Slamp Monifor. -Gerlie fakes lo giggling as a ducl: lakes fo wafer. PATRICIA BELL-Slenogra phic-A Cappella Choir: Cavalier Newspaper: Chorus: Hall Monilor: Quill and Scroll. -This Iiflle Pal rings fhe bell. THERESA BESSA-Elective-Afhlelic Associalion: Allendance Monilor: Chorus: Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Slamp Moni- lor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Tarry lTerryl a Iillle and mee? lhis miss. RITA BlESIADNY-EIeclive-Alhlelic Club: lnlra- murals. -Oh, lhose greal big beauliful eyes! MARJORIE BJODSTRUP-Science-Alhlelic Asso- cialion: Alfendance Monilor: Cavalier News- paper: Hall Monifor: Life Saving: Quill and Scroll: Slamp Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. --A Danish dish seasoned wilh journalistic abilily. LORRAINE BLOMBERG-Sl'enographic-Cavalier Newspaper: Firsl Aid: Hall Monifor: Quill and Scroll. -The click of a lypewriler is music lo her ears. MARIAN BOINSKI-Eleclive-Class Play: Firsl Aid: Polish Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. - Gaily she goes on her way, merrimenl filling each day. SHIRLEY BORCHARDT-Eleclive-Chrislmas Play: Class Play: Wasle Paper Salvage. -ShirIey's fhe besl apple in lhe lBlorchardl. DONALD BORDEN-Malhemalics-Senior Honor Roll. -Thal boy wilh lhe malhemalical Ioolr. Z5 SHIRLEY BROWN-English-Advisemen+ Monilor: Cavalier Annual: Firsl Aid: Senior Honor Roll: Wasle Paper Salvage: Siamp Moniior. -Shirley does everylhing righl buf wrile. IRWIN BRUHN-Malhemafics-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Band: Blue Mask: Cavalier Newspaper: Chorus: Chrislmas Play: Courr of Honor: Glee Club: Pep Band: Band: Orchesfra: Spring Con- cer'l: Viclory Council. -There are boys of forry, buf here is a man of eighleen. GERALD BRUSKY-Science-Foolball: Hall Moni- 'lor Caplain: lnfer-Class Swim Meel: Track: Wasie Paper Salvage: Wresfling. -Red and husky-+ha+'s our fellow Brusky. JANET BRZOZOWSKI-Eleclive-Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concert -Sweel as a cookie -a ginger snap. SHIRLEY BUDZIEN - Sfenographic - Blue Mask: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -ShirIey's one 'Flower +hal's Bud-zien. LLOYD BUSS-Science-Alhlelic Club: Baskelball: Class Commission: Foolball: In'rer-Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Swimming Team: Tennis: Track: Vice-Presidenl, Senior Class: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Why swim when one can lake a Buss? RAY BUTTON-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Class Play: Courl of Honor: Track: Wreslling. -I have a Iiifle shadow fha? goes in and oul wifh me. RONALD BUYAN-Eleclive. -Le'l's lalk aboul' NIB. EVELYN CARLSON-Science-Alfendance Moni- for: Cavalier Annual: Class Play: Girls' Club: Hall Moniior: Infer-Class Swim Meei: Quill and Scroll: Sfamp Monilor: Waste Paper Salvage. -She makes life as colorful as a rainbow. DQ he gg wi ..,5 f5?Il i dig, ., ri Qi' 'iv uu2w ?6'4r Q 'f '.'o'ie- Q I 59 9 4 4 4 - 'asa-f .sa a GERALDINE BOREK-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Firsl Aid: Hall Moniior. -A flame wilh blond hair. RONALD BORK-Malhemalics-Baskefball: Fool- ball: Polish Club: Treasurer, Senior Class: Track: Wasie Paper Salvage. -As brighl as 'Phe sun, undimmed by a cloud. GENEVIEVE BORZYMOWSKI-Eleciive-Chorus: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Office Moni'I'or. - Thoughffulness makes friendships, and Though?- fulness keeps lhem. ERVIN BRAATZ-Manual Ar+s-Blue Mask: Wasie Paper Salvage. -He has an answer for every- lhing. BETTY BRAUTIGAM-Eleciive-A+hIe'Iic Associa- fion: Firsf Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl. -I dread The cIawn's recurrenl Iighl: I hafe +o go lo bed af nighl. LUELLA BRODESKE-Science-Chorus: Hall Moni- for. -Lu enjoys a Iiffle of everyfhing in school and out wc. , A , . , . Q I W DONALD CASHEN-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Band: Blue Mash: Chrisfmas Play: Class Play: Drum Maior: Hall Monifor: Pep Band: Band: Orchesfra: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Girls, how'd you like fo Cash-en fhis Bill? LOIS CHAMPION-Science-A Cappella Choir: Advisemenf Monifor: Afhlefic Associafion: All- Cify Chorus: Blue Maslr: Cheer Leader: Chorus: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: Inframurals: Life Saving: Treasurer, Junior Class: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Her name gave her a sfarf: she did fhe rest CHESTER CHELMINIAK-Science-Foofball: Glee Club: Traci: Wresfling: Wresfling Manager. -There was a boy: now see fhe man. MARY CIBARICH-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Blue Maslr: Glee Club: Spring Concert -Mary Cibcrich would look good in lighfs. ADELAIDE CICHY-Elecfive-Chorus. -Life can be beaufiful-can'f if, Cichy7 JANE ClESLAK--Sfenographic-Girls' Club: Glee Club: Polish Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage. - Cies-lallsl nofhing. CECILIA CIMPL-Elecfive-Chorus: Glue Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concert - Simple - in name only. EDWARD CIULA-English. -Cheelzs of red? Yes, +haf's Ed! LOIS CLAUSEN-Sfenographic-Cavalier Annual: Chorus: Class Play: Spring Concert -ln pres- ence of elders she holds her fongue fhe way fhey did when fhe world was young. MARTHA CONNELLY-Sfenographic-Chorus. - There are fhings l shall have fill I die, Laughfer and hope and a gleam in fhe eye. LE RAE CORRIE-Science-Afhlefic Associafion: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Life Saving. -Per- fecf fo fhe core! DOROTHY CWIRKA - Elecfive - Hall Monifor: Polish Club. -Fun and frolic combined in one beaufiful bundle. ELEANOR CZARNECKI - Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: Afhlefic Associafion: Chorus: Glee Club: Office Monifor: Spring Concert -Vim, vigor, and vifalify-fhaf's Ellie. GLORIA CZARNECKI-Elecfive-Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Office Monifor: Spring Concert -She holds greaf secrefs of hearf and mind. MARTHA CZARNYSKA - Elecfive - Cavalier An- nual: lnframurals: Office Monifor: Sfamp Moni- for. -Marfha is an annual worker-Cavalier Annual. .. if ks l ie .r Q' ' .7 . T K, ,L A - fm : fm , f . f ff . ,.. , few w , ale- ' 5- X ...A 2 s V f i 51 ' 5 ye. Ihiyu 2 erry PHYLLIS DOMBECK - Science - Glee Club. -Her emofions sway as a reed in fhe wind. RICHARD DONOVAN - Elecfive - Wasfe Paper Salvage. -lf you wanf a sure ride fo heaven, ride wifh Donovan. KENNETH DOSS-Elecfive-Life Saving. -Doss is never af a loss-for words. GILBERT DULKA-Science-Hall Monifor: Track. He's quife a cuf-up - af The bufcher shop. KENNETH DUNLAP-Science-Baskefballg Class Play: Foofball: Hall Monifor: Life Saving: Or- chesfra: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wresfling. Whaf you wanf is whaf you gef. WALTER DUTKIEWICZ - Elecfive - Cavalier Annual: Chrisfmas Play: Hall Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -How dear fo my hearf are fhe scenes of my school days. RAYMOND DWORCZYK-Manual Arfs-Afhlefic Club: Baskefball: Blue Mask: Cross-Counfry: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Polish Club: Swimming Team: Track: Wresfling. -Ray is on fha righf frack feam-Pulaski's. JOSEPH DWORSCHZK - Manual Arfs - Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Joe likes fo model-horses. LORETTA DZIATKIEWICZ - Elecfive - Office Monifor. -She goes on day by clay, gafhering life's offerings. 28 DOROTHY CZERWINSKI-Elecfive-Girls' Club: Office Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -One can find fhe nicesf fhings in fhe five and dime. ESTHER D'AMlCO - Sfenographic - Chorus. -Esfher's a real Amico. AUDREY DEPKA - Elecfive - Glee Club: Polish Club. -Deep-cleeper-Depka. CLAUDE Dl BENEDITTO-Science-Aeronaufics Club: Cavalier Annual: Cavalier Newspaper: Class Play: Hall Monifor. -A fufure Michael Angelo. ANGELINE DICIAULA - Elecfive - Chorus. -Choose one's ancesfors carefully for a com- plexfion like hers. ILO MAY DOBBERTIN - English - Chorus: Hall Monifor. -Blue skies have nofhing on llo's eyes. sn' EQ A ES EILBRECHT Manual Arls Life Saving. J M - - -He does his mischief in a quiet way. AUDREY FILUT-Eleclive-Chorus: Spring Con- cerl. She never omils her please and thanks. PAMELA FLACK-Science-Cavalier Annual Edi- lor: Afhlelic Associaliong Class Play: German Club: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Meel: lnlramurals: Quill and Scroll: Slamp Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -A beauliiul brunel wilh a brillianl fulure. ANTHONY FLUDER-Manual Arfs-Wasie Paper Salvage. -He admils only one lense - lhe presenl. D RIS FRAHM - Science - Firsl Aid. -Some O freasures wail in hidden places. PAUL FRANECKI-Science-A Cappella Choir: Blue Masli: Chrislmas Play: Courl of Honor: Foolball: Presidenl, Junior Class: Orcheslra: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Concerl: Slage Crew: Track' Wasle Pa er Salvage: Wreslling Man- - P ager. -He leads a bass li'le-in orcheslra. 1 0- 5 il ii i DONALD FRANKE - Hislory - Baskeiball: Blue Mask: Hall Monilor: Tracln: Cross-Counlry. - Don believes in being Franlrlel, JAMES FRAUENFELDER- Manual Arls- Baslref- ball: Blue Maslr: Hall Monilor: Traclr: Cross- Counlry. -This liflle flame burns up 'lhe cin- ders. DOROTHY FREITAG-Science-Advisemenl Moni- +or: Girls' Club: Hall Moni+or: Home Economics Club. -A slar in lhe conslellalion of friends. LEONARD GASKA-Malhemalics-Alhlelic Club: Baslielball: Foolball: Fooiball Manager: Polish Club: Traclz Manager: Wreslling. He can man- age anylhing. DONALD GEHRMANN - English - Baslrelballi Cross-Counlryg Foolball: Glee Club: Spring Con- cerl: Traclc. -Rising wilh winged feel lo slar- dom. EILEEN GLAPlNSKl-Eleclive-Firsl Aid: Polish Club: Band: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Sal- vage. -The properlies of age have noi' yel louchecl her. JUNE GOEDE-Eleclive-Glee Club: Hall Moni- lor: Spring Concerf: Slamp Monilor. -Ancl whal is so rare as a day wilh June? HARRIET GOLEMBIEWSKI-Eleclive-Blue Maslri Chorus: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl. -All lhe fellows wanl lo marry Harrief. BERNICE GORECKI-Slenographic-Advisemenl Monilor: Firsl Aid: Polish Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Young and gay in a melancholy way. 29 S- LILLIAN GRZYBOWSKI - Science - Blue Mask: Spring Concerf: Life Saving: Hall Monifor: Girls Club: Polish Club. -She fhrows herself af her work-she's an acrobaf. RUTH GUMIENNY - Sfenographic - Blue Mask: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -On fhe world l expecf fo blazon my mark. MARGARET HALLADAY - Elecfive - Blue Mask: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Imagine spending Chrisfmas fime wifh a Halla- day. ESTHER HALVERSEN-English-A Cappella Choir: Afhlefic Associafion: Blue Mask: Class Play: Girls' Club: Orchesira: Spring Conceri. -A dreamer born wifh a mission fo fulfill. GORDON HASSE-Science-Blue Mask: Life Sav- ing. -Happy is his hearf: he has no worries. THOMAS HART-Mafhemafics-Courf of Honor: German Club: Glee Club. - Thou happy, happy elf. ILENE HARVEY- Science -Afhlefic Associafion: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -The Harvey girls have nothing on Ilene. CLARENCE HEII.-Science-Foofball: Hall Moni- for Captain: Wasfe Paper Salvage. - His quickness of wif complefes his well-rounded per- sonalify. BARBARA HELDT-Eleciive. -Barbara is well- groomed for sfardom. agua 'mfr J JS? A-1 3' Bk ....., S ,Q S ef- .M - , .f,:- I. ' S A A . 31 Q l l RONALD GORSKI-Science-Hall Monifor Cap- fain: infer-Class Swim Meef: Track. - Here comes a Grand fellow. MARY GRALEWICZ-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Firsf Aid: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Polish Club: Band: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Now fhere will be a clocfor in fhe house. DIANE GRONEK-Sfenographic-Afhlefic Asso- ciafion: Affendance Monifor: Blue Mask: Chorus: Firsf Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerf: Sfamp Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Wavy brown hair gives Diane fhaf cerfain alre. FRANCES GRUDZIELANEK-Elecfive-Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerf: Sfamp Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -She knifs her diamonds. DOROTHY GRUHN-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Orchesfra: Chorus: Orchesfra: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage. -She has fhe essenfial affribufes of a lady. THADDEUS GRUTZA-Science-Baskefball Man- ager: Blue Mask: Chrisfmas Play: Life Saving: Proiecfion Crew: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Every inch and ounce compounded of fun. JEAN HELLER - Science - Afhlefic Associalion: Girls' Club. - Excifemenl' fo Jean is always beller rhan none. ALICE HEREK-Slenographic--A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Chorus: Glee Club: Spring Con- cerr. -Liie is a glorious cycle of song. JOHN HERFURTH - Malhemalics - Cavalier Annual Edilor-in-Chief: Aeronaulics Club: All- Cily Band: Glee Club: Glider Club: Pep Band: Proieclion Crew: Quill and Scroll: Band: Senior Honor Roll: Orchesira: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl. -l'm lhe Edilor - nol lhe Emperor. KATHLEEN HERRIGES-Eleclive-Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerl. - My how busy Karrie is-no-sounds, JUNE HEWLETTE-Eleciive-Class Play: Home Economics Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -June brings a baslneffull of dreams. CAROL HOELLE-Elecfive--Afhleiic Associalioni Cavalier Newspaper: Girls' Club: Life Saving! Quill and Scroll: Wasle Paper Salvage. -This Hoelle needn'l add a red ribbon fo brighfen up her spirirs. RUTH HOEN ECKE- Elecfive -Alhlefic Associa- lion: lnframurals. -All innocenf are You and yel all wise. ERWIN HOFMANN-Science -- Spellbound- especially in physics. LA VERNE HRYNIEWSKI -- Eleclive - Chorus LaVerne has numerous subiecrs-ahem! ESTHER JABLONSKI - Slenographic - Blue Maslr: Chrisrmas Play: Class Play: Wasle Paper Sal- vage. -Good acfing brings good honors. GRACE JANOWSKI - Eleclive - Firsl Aid: Hall Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -l shudder al fhe lhoughl ol men: l'm due io fall in love again, ARLENE JANUSZ-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Glee Club: Spring Concerl. Arlene's an ardenl admirer of lhe air. DOROTHY JASHINSKY - Eleclive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Afrendance Monifor: Chorus: Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Office Monilor: Orcheslra. -Malh and The fiddle are her favoriies. RITA JESKE-Elecfive- Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Senior Honor Roll. -Those pale lresses blind many a male's eye. GWEN JOHNSON - English - Arlendance Moni- for: Cavalier Newspaper Co-Edilor: Class Play: Courl of Honor: Quill and Scroll: Orchesfrai Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage: Slamp Monilor. -As sparllling and effervescenl as lhe soda pop she loves. LORRAI NE KAZMIERCZAK-Elecfive-Class Play: Hall Monifor: Office Monifor: Polish Club. -A young man's fancy. BETTY KELLY - English - Chorus: Hall Monifor: Vicfory Council. -Sure an' sl'1e's as lrish as a shamrockl BEVERLY KIELGAS-Elecfive-Chorus: Hall Moni- +or: Orchesfra: S rin Concert -A B v D p g e y of musical falenf and youfhful eagerness. JOHN KLAUS-Elecfive-Baskefball: Blue Mask: Cheer Leader: Chrisfmas Play: Class Play: Fool- ball: Hall Monifor Capfain: Senior Talenf Show: Wasfe Paper Salvage. - A Sundae-maker W'aves of blond hair. VlVlAN KLElNMANN-Sfenographic-Advisemenf Monifor: Firsf Aid: Glee Club: Office Monifor: Polish Club: Spring Concerf: Sfamp Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. - A Sundae - maker every day of 'lhe week. RONALD KLETT-Elecfive-German Club: Orches- +ra: Spring Concerf. -Infelligence poinfs 'lhe road 'lo success. JUNE KNACK-Science-A Cappella Choir: Afh- lefic Associafion: Cavalier Annual Edifor: Girls' Club: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Quill and Scroll. -A young lady who has fhe Knack of doing fhings. DORIS KNESER-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: All- Cify Band: Class Play: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Life Saving: Pep Band: Band: Orcheslra: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Pulaski's own Sarah Bernhardf. JOYCE KNESER-English-A Cappella Choir: Ad- visemenl' Monifor: All-Cify Choir: Afhlefic Asso- ciafion: Cavalier Annual: Chorus: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: lnler-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Spring Concerf. -Her black hair and prefly eyes give her good poinfs in diving. 32 HENRY JOZEFOWICZ - Ma+hema+ics-A'H'end- ance Monifor lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Science Club. -As inleresfing as his name. ALFRED KACZKOWSKI - Malhemalics - Bas- kefball: Foofball: Hall Monifor: Pep Band: Band: Track: Wresfling. -A2 -l- Xl' 1 ho hum. GRACE KACZMAREK - Science - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Chorus: Orchesfra: Spring Concerf. -My cello and me and Lois makes fhree. LORETTA KONTOWICZ-Eleciive. -This lovely brunef knows her way around-on skafes. KENNETH KAROW-Manual Arfs-Blue Mask: Hall Monifor Orcheslra: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -A-fiddlin' and a-dancin' and a-wasfin' of my youlh. BEVERLY KASS-Eleclive-A Cappella Choir: All- Cify Orchesfra: Chorus: Class Play: Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor: Orchesfra: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Some day l'll wrife a book abouf my lives. VIRGINIA KNOLL-Elecfive-Blue Maslr: Class Play: Hall Moniior. -Her love of fun surpasses her love of sfudy. JOHN KOBIS - Elecfive - Blue Mask: Cavalier Annual: Gym Team: Track: Wresiling. - A super-version of Charles Aflas. KENNETH KOEPSEL - Elecfive - Hall Monifor: Traclr. -His aim is 'lo be beHer by beifering his aim. FLORENCE KOLATA - Sfenographic - Aihlefic Association: Affendance Moniior: Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concer+. - She possesses a voice of gladness and a smile of beaufy. GEORGINE KOPACZEWSKI - Sienographic - Advisemenf Monifor: Cavalier Newspaper: Firsi Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Polish Club: Spring Concerf: Sfamp Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Her life is a snap-one picfure affer anofher. FLORENCE KOPEC - Sfenographic - Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Hall Moni+or: infer-Class Swim Meet -If I absfained 'from iun and such, l'd probably never amounf io much. I LORRAINE KOPROWSKI - Sfenographic - Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerf. - She lilies li'H'le houses, 'lool EDWARD KOTNAROWSKI - Science - Class Play: Hall Monifor Capfain: Junior Prom King: Polish Club. -PuIasl:i's 'iavorile King-Edward. JOHN KOWALESKI - Eleciive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Blue Mask: Chrisfmas Play: Class Play: German Club: Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Spring Concerf: Viciory Council: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -A youlh wifh singing voice and eyes. ALICE KRAWCZYK - Eleciive - Blue Mask: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. - She's all for dancin' and romancin'. LOUISE KROPUSEK - Eleclive - Cavalier News- paper: Chorus: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -A nine fo 'lwelve scholar: affernoons she earns her dollar. EVELYN KRUCZYNSKI - Science - Blue Masir: Cour+ of Honor: Hall Moniior: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Does she lilre physics or physiques7 ARNOLD KRUEGER - Science - Afhlefic Clubi Blue Mask: Chrislmas Play: Class Play: Cross- Counfry: Glee Club: Life Saving: Traclm. -His sense of humor never 'Fails him. NOEL ANN KRUEGER - Science - Cavalier Annual Ediior: Cavalier Newspaper: German Club. -Noel is a craffy girl - wiih leafher. VIVIAN KRYSINSKI - Sfenographic - Cavalier Annual: Firsl' Aid: Hall Monilor: Girls' Club. -Three dols and a dash-Vivacious Viv. 33 G NANCY LARSEN - Science - A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Chrislmas Play: Class Play: Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -My dreams of your image blossom as a rose in my hearl. HELEN LAUPAN - Science - Blue Mask: Chrisl- mas Play: Hall Monilor: Home Economics Club. -Hilch your wagon 'lo a s'lar: keep your seal and lhere you are. LLOYD LEDER - Mafhemafics - Alhlelic Club: Blue Mask: Chrislmas Play: Courl of Honor: Foolball: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Swimming Team: Track. -Anywhere he goes, he's a Leder. JANE LENZ - Eleclive - Chorus: Polish Club: Spring Concerf. -Jane's sluclying for 'lhe high- esf vocalion-housewife. LA VERNE LESZCZYNSKI - Eleclive - Wasle Paper Salvage. -Her presence warms Pulaski's halls. VIRGINIA LESZCZYNSKI - Household Arls - Glee Club: Spring Concerl. -She pa+ien+ly lisfened 'lo leachers' lalk. LA VERNE LEWANDOWSKI - Eleclive-Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl. -Her favorile paslime is wafching foofball- players. LEONARD LINSKI-Eleclive-A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Spring Concerl. -I have 'lhe ac- cordian: all I need is a quiz program. MARIANNE LITZAU - Eleclive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Chrisl- mas Play: Class Play: Glee Club: Life Saving: Spring Concerf: Slamp Monilor. -Marianne Cecile-named for 'lhe palron sainl of music. SSSW' on is GERTRUDE KRZYZANIAK - Slenographic - Hall Monilor: Girls' Club: lnlramurals. -Trudy never inlrudes: she's always welcome. GRACE KUCHTA - Elecfive - Firsf Aid: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Spring Concerl. -She likes lo be consisfenl'-pleasure afler pleasure. JAMES KUJAWA - Manual Arfs - Affendance Monilor: Blue Mask: Chrislmas Play: Class Play: Courl of Honor: Gym Team: Hall Monilor Cap- lain. -Jack's ways are like lhe wind: lhey sweep one off his feel. VIOLET KUJAWA - Eleclive - Cavalier Annual Edilor: Quill and Scroll: Sewing Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Wouldn'l you like lo press me in your memory book? DOROTHY KURAS - Eleclive - Alhlelic Asso- ciafion: Cavalier Newspaper: Girls' Club: Firsf Aid: Glee Club: Polish Club: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -The world is Harold- ing in a new era 'lor Dorolhy. LOUISE KURTZ - Elecfive - Allendance Moni- lor: Blue Mask: Courl of Honor: Slamp Moniior: wasleAPaper Salvage. Iil:I'le work, a lillle LORRAINE LUCZYK - Elecfive - Blue Maslc: Glee Club. -Hard work has ifs place in life, bul nol' in Lorraine's. MARCELLA MAGOCH - Eleclive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Blue Maslc: Chorus: Chrisl- mas Play: German Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl. -Princess for a day in lhe Chrislmas Play. RITA MAKOWSKI - Slenograpl-lic - Hall Moni- lor: Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Slamp Monilor. -The cloud drill sorl. ALICE MALACHOWSKI - Eleclive-Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Polish Club: Spring Concerl. -I found a million dollar baby in lhe five and len cenl slore. DONALD MAPES - Science - All-Cily Band: Afhlefic Club: Band: Class Play: Cour+ of Honor: Foolball: lnler-Class Swim Meelg Life Saving: Pep Band: Orchesfra: Proieclion Crew: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Concerl: Swimming Team: Swimming Team Manager: Track. - Everyone nolices Don-his shoes squealr. CAROLINE MARCINKIEWICZ - Science - Alh- Iefic Associafion: Monilor: Hall Monilor: Inlra- murals: Polish Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. ADOLPH MARUSZEWSKI - Mafhemafics - Blue Maslx: Chrisfmas Play: Hall Monilorg Glee Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Jusl add a maraschino cherry. CASIMIR MASLINSKI - Science - Cavalier Newspaper: German Club: Hall Monilor: Senior Orcheslra: Spring Concerl. -Give me a little worlr every day. JEAN NIATELA - Marhemalics - Chorus: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -A sweef girl graduale, slender as a faun. AUDREY MATHUSZEK - Slenographic - Blue Mask: Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Eiffel Tower wilh a blond lop. DORIS MAZUREK - Elecfive - Firsl Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Slamp Monilor. -Blond hair, eyes of blue: such prelly ones are few. LA VERNE MC LAUGHLIN - Eleclive - Alhlefic Associalion: Alfendance Monilor: Chorus: Chrisl- mas Play: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Con- cerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -May I, as fhe years unfold, malxe new friends and keep fhe old. PATRICIA MC QUINN - Science - Life Saving: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Pal can lop any ha? you have. JEAN MECKLENBURG - Eleclive - Alhlefic Associalion: Firsl Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Christmas Play. -The fhree Muslreleers have nofhing on Jean and her friends. CONSTANCE MELLER-Elecfive-Chorus: Hall Monilor: Secrelary-Treasurer, Junior Class. -She dances on laughfer-silvered wings. wif ii l xg-b f : I -Ill ,nluxug ,.,. , VB X ,r 3 ? sr DOROTHY NEUMANN - Elecfive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Alhlefic Associafion: Chorus: Spring Concerf: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Dick Tracy, 'lo her, is no comedy. JUNE NEUMANN - Science - Cavalier News- paper Edifor: Glee Club: Life Saving: Ouill and Scroll: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -There's always a Ray of sunshine in June's day. JEAN NITZ - Elecfive - Afhlelic Associalion: Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Con- cerf: Slamp Monilor. -There's no sugar shorf- age when Jean's around. FLORENCE NOWAK - Elecfive. -The beaux all like Flo. ROSEMARIE NOWAK - Elecfive - Affendance Monifor: Blue Mask: Cavalier: Annual: Class Play: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Sfamp Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Giddy and gay in sorf of a wonderful way. LAVERNE NOWICKI - English - Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Hall Monifor. -Affer four years of English, she speaks if fluenlly. RALPH NOWICKI - Malhemafics - Foofball: Life Saving. -Why no'l sfay single and make fhem all happy? MARION OBUKOWICZ - Manual Arls - Blue Mask: Chrisfmas Play: Foofball Manager: Hall Monilor Capfain: Office Monifor: Track Man- ager: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -l am Masler of my fafe and capfain of fhe halls. DOROTHY ODWAZNY - Accounling - Cavalier Annual: Hall Monifor: Office Monifor: Sfamp Monilor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -She has lhal' cerfain-personalifyl l JOHN MEZYDLO - Science - Blue Mask: Chrisf- mas Play: Glee Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wresfling. -Do noi dislurb. Mina al' work! DOROTHY MICHALSKI - Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Orcheslra: Spring Con- cerl: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -To be happy is her only worry. JEROME MICHALSKI - Eleclive. -He loves liflle houses: fherefore, he builds fhem. ROBERT MIKULA - Elecfive - Blue Mask: Ger- man Club: Hall Monilor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -There's nofhing he wouldn'f do for you 'lhe way he goes fhrough life doing nofhing. JUNE MOLlTOR - Science - Afhlefic Associa- fion: Cavalier Annual: Cavalier Newspaper: Girls' Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -She loves fo do whaf everyone else does. ANTHONY NADOLNY - Manual Arfs - Afh- lefic Club: Baskefball: Courf of Honor: Foofball: Track. -Tony has reached greaf heighls-in baskelball. kg . 2' '35 i 25599-we L, Q, 3 X ,L Q 'PQ-I fu :: ii fix 3, .4 5 1' a. an 1 he l . it-f ,,,:, 4: i ROMAN OLEWINSKI - Manual Aris-Hall Moni- Ior: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Romlanl wasn l buiI'I in a day. LORRAINE PARMENTER - English - Afhlefic Associafion: Cavalier Annual: Chrisimas Play: Inier-Class Swim Meel: Band: Spring Concerf: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Lorraine clicks wifh her smile and camera. BEVERLY PATZKE - Eleciive - Aihlefic Asso- ciafion: Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Happy are Ihose who have many around Ihem. JAMES PAULSEN - Science - German Club: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Inler-Class Swim Meef: Orchesfra: Spring Concerf. -He'II always have a good sole. SHIRLEY PAULSON - Elecfive - A+hIe+ic Asso- ciafion: Girls' Club: Life Saving. -How can anyone be so preHy7 BARBARA PAZIK - Eleciive - Cavalier Annual: Chorus: Life Saving: Quill and Scroll. -She's like 'Ihe shining freshness of morning sunlighf. Q3 Q -Q-SS LOUIS PECK - Manual Ar+s. -A peclr of fun and friendliness. - JEROME PEPLINSKI - Science - Hall Monifor: Wasie Paper Salvage. -You would be fired, foo, if you had Io gel up every morning. RONALD PFEIFER - Manual Ar+s - Blue Mask: Class Play: Life Saving. -PuIashi's poel, and he didn'f know I+. ROBERT PINKALLA - English - Foofball: Hall Moni+or: Life Saving: Track: Wres+Iing: Gym Team. -Pinlry bowls his way +I-irough everyihing. ROSE PLEWA - Slenographic - Blue Masll: Firsl Aid. -As sweel' and preHy as her name. SYLVIA PLOSZAJ - Slenographic - Wasfe Paper Salvage. - She's able fo affain 'Ihe higher Ihings in life. VIRGINIA PODORSKI - Elecfive - Alhlefic Associalion: Class Play: Glee Club: Hall Moni- Ior: Inframurals: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Difficulfies are surmounied wiI'h a winning smile. RUTH POLZIN - S+enograpI1ic Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerl: Sfamp Monilor. -Rufh is never shor?-handed in shorf- hand. MARILYN POSSELT - Elecfive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Chorus: Aihlefic Associafion: Chorus: Courf of Honor: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Infer-Class Swim Meel: Secreiary, Sen- ior Class: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Lynn's Ihe girl for us. 37 GRACE RAIMANN - Science - Cavalier Annual Edifor: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Meef: Quill and Scroll: Wasle Paper Sal- vage. -A whiz on skales and elsewhere. DORIS RAJSKI - English - A Cappella Choir: All-Ci'Iy Orcheslra: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Junior Prom Queen: Orcheslra: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerf: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Giflecl wilh abilify lo play-lhe violin. NORMAN RASCH - Science - Cavalier Annual: Class Play: Viclory Council: Wasle Paper Sal- vage. -You're well-versed on George Wash- inglon, aren r you? BETTY RAUGUTH - Sfenographic. -The way 'Io gain a friend is lo be one. MILTON RAUGUTH - Manual Arfs. - Goocl logic linked and slrong. JOHN RAWSKI-Mafhemalics-Cavalier Annual: Cavalier Newspaper Co-Edifor: Quill and Scroll: Senior Honor Roll: A Cappella Choir: Spring Concert -He knows all aboul dales-his+ory, of course. JANE RICHARDS - Elecfive - All-Cify Bancl: Blue Mask: Chrisfmas Play: Class Play: Band: Orchesfra: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage. -Her 'falenfs exceed her slalure. LLOYD RIEBOW - Science. -He Noah's a lof abouf Websler. DONALD RIESNER - Science - Baskefball: Class Play: German Club: lnler-Class Swim Meel: Track: Cross-Counlry. -The beller you know him lhe be'Her you like him. GLORIA POWELSKI - Science - A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Mee'l': Life Saving: Office Monilor: Spring Concerl: Sfamp Monilor. -Youfhful buf no? naive. BEATRICE POZNANSKI - Eleclive - Blue Mask: Chorus: Firsl Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Prelly flowers aH'rac+ This honey Bea. FRANCIS PRAZYNSKI - Malhemalics - Life Saving: Swimming Team: Gym Team. -He's popular. He gels Ieflers from Ihe Presiclenf. EUGENE PRICE - Eleclive - Aclvisemenf Moni- for: Hall Monilor: Slamp Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -This Price is high on our lisl. VICTORIA PRUSZYNSKI - Eleclive - Firsf Aicl: Hall Monilor: Polish Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Vicki loves lhe Soulh-Soulh-side Armory, I mean. VIRGINIA RACINOWSKI - Eleciive - Blue Mask: Chorus: Courl of Honor: Glee Club: Spring Concerl. -Virg goes affer fhe beller Ihings in life-men. JOHN ROBERTS - Eleciive - German Club: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Naughiy buf nice. RUTH ROGAHN - Maihemafics - Advisemenf Moniior: All-Cify Band: Afhlefic Associaiion: Aifendance Moniior: Blue Mask: Cavalier News- paper Edi+or: Chorus: Life Saving: Senior Honor Roll: Vicfory Council. -Lafch on io fhis girl: she's going places in a hurry. CAROL ROGERS - Science - A Cappella Choir: Alhlefic Associalion: Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Club. -Prefiy? Roger! GORDON ROJAHN - Mafhemalics - Foofball: Life Saving: Swimming Team: Tennis: Track: Gym Team. -So is ii now I am a man. KERMIT ROMANEK - Elecfive. -Ker-mil' me +o 'rhe Casbah! CHESTER RYSZKIEWICZ - Science - Foofball: Hall Moniior: lnfer-Class Swim Meei: Infra- murals: Proieciion Crew: Track: Was+e Paper Salvage. -A fellow wilh reserved characferi he's always holding back. . . 1 4' ,,:: Y fa ,. if X i K .. Q? 3 X as i K was 1-vm, .jf A W I' M A ' sf iam, vi i' fl, , . 'R 1 xii: gk? 1.4: -vu' nuun vu vinci QIYVIIII IYIUUI' IlIIlUIllUlUl5i flvlec' lion Crew: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Glen's never in a Ruflzl. DELPHINE RYBACK-Sfenographic-A Cappella Choir: Afiendance Moni+or: Blue Mask: Chris?- mas Play: Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Office Moni- ior: Polish Club: Spring Conceri: Sfamp Moni- for: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Like iime, she waiis for no one. ALICE SADOWSKI - Eleciive - Aihlefic Asso- ciafion: Cavalier Newspaper: Class Play: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: lnlramurals: Spring Concerf. -Poised and perfecl in a carefree way. LILLIAN SAWATSKE - Science - Chorus: Ger- man Club: Hall Monifor: Infer-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Orcheslra: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -This beauiy is iis own excuse for being. MARILYN SCHAEFER - College Commerce. -A brilliani blending of beaufy and brains. MARTHA SCHOBA - Eleciive - Blue Mask: Girls' Club. -She's going fo decorafe her own home. ARLENE SCHWEIGER - Eleciive - Class Play: Firsl Aid: Girls' Club: Glee Club. - Arlene likes peace and quiei, bui noi as sfeady dial. JANET SCHWELITZ - Science - Firsf Aid: Hall Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Jane? likes alhleiics-ihe sporf and ihe players. DIANA SCHWORCK - Sfenographic - Cavalier Annual: Hall Moniior: lnframurals: Office Moni- tor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. - She knows her keys 'lo success-fhe lypewrifer keys, of course. - - ' , -. 3 5,-1.5 ...gg . Q. was 'if 'gg ss 'Hi ii rf is , gi 5 1 1' 'iilff N,-mile. Q ar' if W . s . 35.8. .. ,J A SHIRLEY SIEPE - Eleclive - Chorus: Spring Con- cerl. -She's Shirley lhe girl 'lor me. JOHN SIEVERS - Eleclive - Chrislmas Play: German Club- Viclor Council' Wasle Paper I Y u Salvage. -The Blackslone of Pulaski. RUSSELL SIMONS - Science - Baskefball: Hall Monilor: Proieclion Crew. -He likes lhe small- er 'lhings in life, preferably sophomores. VERNELL SKULAN - English - Alhlefic Asso- cialion: Hall Monilor: Economics Club: Slamp Monilor. -V. S. I Very shy. DOLORES SLOVIK - Eleclive - Cavalier News- paper: Girls' Club. -A very prelly senorila. RUTH SOCZYNSKI - Slenographic - Advise- menl' Monifor: Firs+ Aid: Polish Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -If you wanl guidance, call on Rulhie. MARY SOIKE - Eleclive- Blue Mask: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Home Economics: Spring Concerl: Sfamp Monilor. -Five feel four, fhe kind men adore. DOLORES SOWINSKI - Eleclive - Alhlelic Associalion: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: lnlra- murals: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. -She wanls lo grow up-in heighl. LOIS SPOTTS - English - Alhlelic Associalion: All-Cily Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Chorus: Inler-Class Swim Meel: Spring Concerl. -She knows all 'Ihe good dives-she's a swimmer. 40 LEONARD SEDOR-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Chrisl- mas Play: Office Monilor. -He's good af lyp- ing everyfhing-words and people. SHIRLEY SEM - Eleclive - Advisemenl Monilor: Alhlelic Associafion: Blue Mask: Firsl Aid: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. Fly higher and gel' a piIol's license. JULIE SETZER - Malhemalics - Cavalier News- paper: German Club: Girls' Club: Slamp Moni- lor. -Ruby-red hair and a 'lace so fair. BETTY JUNE SEVESTER - English - A Cappella Choir: Chorus: Firsl Aid: Office Monilor: Spring Concerlg Wasle Paper Salvage. - Morning, nighl, and noon I dream of Belly June. IRENE SEWERYNIAK - Eleclive - Chorus: Firsl Aid: Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. - Sugar and spice and everylhing nice. SHIRLIE SHEPPARD - Eleclive - Blue Mask: Cheerleader: Class Play: Hall Monifor: Infer- Class Swim Meel: Wasle Paper Salvage. Shirlie's been lo Hollywood already. MARY STAAB - Science - Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Prel ly girls deserve preiiy shoes. BERNADINE STACHOWIAK - Eleciive - Hall Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -A girl wiih her own ideas. GLADYS STELLOH - Elecfive - Girls' Club: Sfamp Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Glad- ys she io be gradualing. KENNETH STOFFER - Elective - All-Cify Band: Blue Mask: Chrislrnas Play: Pep Band: Band: Orchesira: Spring Concerf. -Like Robin Hood he belongs fo a band. ROBERT STREGE - Elecfive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Band: All-Ciiy Choir: Baskelball: Blue Mask: Pep Band: Cross Counlry: Band: Orches- ira: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Where The rainbow ends, Bob's shiris begin. JOAN STRNAD - Eleclive - Firsl' Aid: Hall Monifor: Office Monil'or: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Sweefened io your own privaie liking. U 3 51 'Pl'-s wg. HELEN STRZESZEWSKI - Eleciive - Afhlefic Associaiion: Blue Mask: Glee Club: Hall Moni- for: lniramurals: Life Saving: Polish Club: Spring Concerl: Sfamp Moniior: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Brighf as dawn, she keeps 'lhe lighf all day. DANIEL STUPEK - Science - Cavalier News- paper: lnfer-Class Swim Meei: Quill and Scroll: Senior Talenf Show. -Triple-decker brain, scoop afier scoop. HAROLD STYS - Elecfive - Pep Band: Band: Orcheslra: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Conceri: Wasie Paper Salvage. -Drums along Kinnic- kinnic give Pulaski fans quife a kick. MARY SZELICKI - Sfenographic - A Cappella Choir: A++endance Monifor: Chrisimas Play: Glee Club: Polish Club: Spring Concerf. -Life 'lo her has loveliness fo sell, all beauiiful and splendid Things. JEANETTE THOMPSON - Elecfive - Cavalier Annual: Chorus: Class Play: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Wasie Paper Salvage. -The head of fhe Sub-Debs. JOHN TISCHER - Elecfive - Cavalier Annual: Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage. -Tischer-a sfrange name for an lndian. JOHN TOME-Eleclive-Cheer Leader. -Life is whaf you make i+. Whaf a life! RUTH TROJANOWSKI -- Science - Hall Moni- +or: Glee Club: Spring Concerf: Slamp Moniior. -Ruih needn'+ be carried off fo Troy: she is al- ready a Troianiowskil. CLYDE TRUMBULL - Science - Baskefball: Blue Mask: Courf of Honor: Foofball: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage: Wresfling. -Why is he called Peaches? 41 JEAN WALLOCH - Eleclive - Chorus. -Prelly -shorl. FRED WALTER - Eleclive - Cross-Counlry: Ger- man Club: Tennis: Wreslling. -We would like lo see Fred wreslle his lennis. ERICH WEGENER - Manual Arls - Allendance Monilor: Hall Monilor Caplain: Slamp Monilor. -He's planning his lulure Frahm day lo day. FLORENCE WEINHOFF - Eleclive - Class Play: Firsl- Aid: Girls' Club: Viclory Council. -The sparkle of her eyes rellecls lhe sparkle ol her ring. ROBERT WELL - Science - Blue Mask: lnler- Class Swim Meel: Lile Saving: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Erecl, sell-poised, a handsome lad. ELAINE WENTZ - Eleclive - Alhlelic Associa- lion, Chorus: Firsl Aid. -Elaine Wenlx lo be a secrelary. EVELYN WESOLOWSKI - Eleclive - Firsl Aid! Hall Monilor. -A Gay Ninelies' waislline en- circles her. RUTH WESOLOWSKI - Eleclive - Alhlelic Associalion: lnlramurals: Swimming Club. -207, words, 802, smiles. MARY WHITNEY - Eleclive - Chorus: Class Play: Glee Club: Life Saving: Office Monilor: Presidenl, Sophomore Class. -She hales lhe dark: she likes lhe lighl. 6 4535-2 2- m i., w ma' fifllkx 'hs GERALD TUOMINEN - Eleclive - Track: Wresl- ling, -Jerry appreciales music: il gol him a credil. ELAINE ULMA - Eleclive - Alhlelic Associa- lion: Firsl Aid. -A childish curiosily, a wo- man's mind. IONNE VILLWOCK - English - Chorus: Hal! Monilor. -The Greek chorus. MARY VOGT - Science - Allendance Monilor: Blue Mask: Cavalier Newspaper Edilor: Class Play: Firsl Aid: German Club: Girls' Club: Hall Monilor: Lalin Club: Quill and Scroll: Slamp Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Willy and wise, poised and praclical, dignified and dif- lerenl. AUDREY WAGNER - Eleclive - Girls' Club. -When you're quiel, you can lhink beller. CHARLES WALCZAK - English - Alhlelic Club: Foo+balI: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Meel: lnlramurals: Life Saving: Swimming Team: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage. -He wakes up lired aller pulling his dreams lo work. -- LORRAINE WIANECKI - Sfenographic - Firsl Aid: Siamp Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Dainfy and demure in a dignified way. FLORIAN WICINSKI - Science - lnfer-Class Swim Mee+: Life Saving: Pep Band: Band: Spring Concerl: Swimming Team: Track. -Wheiher its fheme or Ieam, Florian's good a+ it MARILYN WILDE - English - Cavalier Annual: German Club: Home Economics Club: Office Monifor: Senior Honor Roll: Sfamp Moniforg Wasle Paper Salvage. -The lighf of heaven lingers and gleams in her hair. DOLORES WIRKOWSKI - Science - Chorus: Chrisfmas Play: Glee Club: Spring Concert -She balhed 'Ihe world in smiles of glee. RICHARD WISNIEWSKI - Science - Alhlelic Club: Baskelballg Baskeiball Manager: Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Inframurals: Spring Con- cerf: Track: Wasre Paper Salvage. -Dick is shy buf nof of management GEORGE WITCZAK - Elecfive - Baslrelball: Foolball. -There is silence in a deep mind. OLIVEMAY WODA - Eleciive - Aihlefic Asso- cialion: Chorus: Glee Club: Spring Concert -Happy soul fha? each day reaps fhe harvest ROBERT WOIAK - Science - Advisemenl Moni- for: Hall Monilor: Slamp Monilor: Gym Team. -Have you seen his scenery lafely? DARLENE WOODY - Science - Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Club: Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concert - She's always someone's Darlin'. HAROLD WORDEN - Science - Aihleiic Club: Courl of Honor: German Club: lnier-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Pep Band: Band: Spring Concerf: Swimming Team: Track. -Harry beals any record-music or swimming. DELPHINE WOTTA - Science - Afhlelic Asso- cialion: Class Play: Girls' Club: Glee Club: lnframurals: Polish Club: Slamp Monifor. -Delphine's lhe sweefesi cookie in any bakery. ROBERT WYPESZYNSKI - Manual Arls - Hall Monilor: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Bob belongs on 'Ihe sfage. JAMES YOUNG - Manual Arls - Afhlelic Club: Foolball: President Senior Class: Track: Vice- President Junior Class: Wresfling. -A man of many quesiions. SHIRLEY ZAKOWSKI - Elective - Affendance Monilor: Blue Mask: Chorus: Firsf Aid: Glee Club: Home Economics Club. -Brief of skid wilh ankles bare, a perl kerchief fo hold her hair. VIRGINIA ZALESKI - Elecfive - First Aid: Was+e Paper Salvage. -A good hearr and belfer brain. 5 re reei . 3 get GENEVIEVE ZBIKOWSKI - Elecfive - Glee Club: Hall Moniforg Speech Choir: Sfamp Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Genna's like a ielly bean-good inside. MARVIN ZIARNIK 4 Science - Baskelball: Hall Moniforg Infer-Class Swim Meeh Tennis. -He calls his love on a fennis courl. DOLORES ZIELSKI - Science - Chorus: Hall Moni+or: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -Dolores has plenly of Ziellskil. ROBERT ZIMNY - Science - Blue Mask: Glee Club: Spring Concerf: Track: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage. -- Bob aalmires a well-made calre - cheese calte. CAROL ZIMDARS - Elecfive - Glee Club: Spring Concert - Anxiely for lhe fufure: Wl1o's my nexf dale? RUTH ZYNDA - Eleclive - All-Cily Band: Blue Mask: Hall Monifor: Pep Band: Band: Spring Concerfg Sfamp Moniior. -Fun and laughfer -oh, bul fhe day afler. JAMES HAMMERSCHMIDT - Eleclive - Blue Mash: Class Play: Hall Monifor Capiaing Orches- lra: Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. The boy wifh ideas - foo many. RONALD MANSKE - Manual Arls - Hall Moni- lor: lnl'er-Class Swim Meefg Tennis: Wasre Paper Salvage. -He's one of 'lhe smallesl gianfs. .!. ,- ai N . gg E rf 424 ' I! Y r J K k R as Q W! , si S Q Vw , y . X.. 52291555 . Q w 2554 V g i 1 , ,Q 'Y of QQ Mfr-M ! ..-. 1 f 151155 gy? 5 3:9 5 rs in 'Wu s Q R' it if . , JZ? I Q 3 N 1 at . Q 4 36 Mlm 9? J Q Q X I ki ,CVM H 6 ' X K 'l I K A 5 Q! - ,QM CLASSES I 1 xffk xv gs, ' . 'I WJ N f -f Y f I , Q , 4 I f 2' X 4 WBA f' J X J, gf ,Q I X ' - f A l , 1 ' C ' llllmmfx N: qm :Q k jx 6 N , ' 2 , + 1 W IWJQZQQA ww fl If 5 n. wyf . yvfw Q , x ,. I U A mf xx N, Q- ' '1 1' AQFGY5 ', AM,fr3v Q .Q . Xf mum ll - f,W5gf9.1.Q3g,gg4 7, 2 I . IWNQASIZIQ QU, -b lllllllllll . 6 X 1 X Vlllllllllil b J sim K W - . iam an I - . N ww g:1gf??'E1 lG, ' ' E WS 9 ' sf ' : M5422 W 1 U 5 X A 51ffI.1fh had 3 5 iq 1 A 3 Yrs ' 6 - cwew JOHNSON gk 's 5? of E if A EVA HOYER Social Science X 9B - ROOM 231 ROW 6: R. Mildbrandf, B. GueHer+er, E. woida, A. Plalmowslri ROW 5: R. Wenfland, N. Worden, M. Pfund, L. Welfer, G. Pelzel ROW 4: N. Schuefz, J. Darsf, E. Hensiak, T. Zelinslxi, R. Pliclrla ROW 3: J. Richards, A. Kalfllowslci, L. Browne, J. Perry, R. Rogowslzi C. Kiniop. ROW 2: R. Korpal, P. Wolnowslci, S. Brzelinski, S. Budzalc, D. Roellre. ROW I: D. Kleczlxa, T. Packard, R. Mueller, G. Milmula, D. Mikula 98 - ROOM 329 ROW 5: E. Gardner, J. Brulm, l.. Einerson, R. Borlrowslri, V Rewolinski, M. Prazynslzi. ROW 4: D. Brown, M. Smogoleslri, R. Grabarczylr, E. Jasinslri, R Kelp. ROW 3: T. Kaczlrowslci, B. Spycala, C. Tayclwerf, J. Lulrszys, R Parnau, E. Karol. ROW 2: D. Lisowicz, A. Sommerfeld, N. Jaslwell, R. Koszufa, B Leszczynslmi. ROW I: J. Kosma+ka, A. Lassa, H. Filuf, A. Musial. 'go SARA GROVE Commercial wr 1 va-.ir iv Q- q H Y , v 5 KK ia 53 9A - ROOM 8 ROW 6: G. Pisarelr, J. Winkowslni, E. Proliop, R. Nowiclri. ROW 5: R. Szymanslri, R. Davis, L. Ragan, R. Swiclr, K. Eggers D. Suminslri. ROW 4: V. Sheldon, D. Rezczynslxi, E. Wasco, A. Woiciechowslxi R. Kordys, R. Olenchek. ROW 3: B. Erclmann, M. Woialr, J. Schimborslmi, B. Loboda, A. Blinlc A. Mall. ROW 2: J. Pors, N. Schlofz, B. Ailcen, P. Dziedzic, D. Young, R Sluesser, R. Golombiewslci. ROW I: N. Gehrke, D. Wolier, B. Dahlmann. 9A - ROOM 22 ROW 5: C. Paulson, J. Michalslxi, D. Role-ral, L. Smiih, R. Davifz ROW 4: W. Moore, J. Ross, Y. Kremslci, A. Zaves, R. Kuioih L. Kenny, L. Mezydlo. ROW 3: T. Kolalo, T. Sucharslxi, L. Chycinslmi, C. Kasza, J. Lewan clowslri, F. Thompson. ROW 2: D. Peschong, C. Mylnarelc, G. Wolf, O. Zarr, A. Sczufowslli H. Gruchalslni, D. Bronlcala. ROW I: A. Denf, G. Comeau, G. Beclrer, G. Buialr, A. Lapoflco A. Banach. ffm- 9A - ROOM 29 ROW 6: J. Kolba, L. Moderski, R. Marcowlra, F. Helmer. ROW 5: R. Koegel, G. Rybakowicz, D. Galeska, B. Awe, M. Bal? hazor, R. Schrank. ROW 4: D. Ber+ling, E. Price, R. Spakowicz, D. Dubis, R. Ulma R. Friedl. ROW 3: L. Dura, D. Brlozowski, E. Junger, R. Ziollzowslli, L, Krem plewski, E. Sfahnlre. ROW 2: L. Glavan, A. Hoenig, R. Dams, P. Georger, C, Komo rowski. ROW I: B. Fiedler, J. Raiski, D. Szczesmy, S. Caraveila, 9A - ROOM 102 ROW 6: A. Budny, R. Lepak, D. Czupryniak, J. Czarneclri, M. Beima R. Rausch. ROW 5: R. Rewolinski, V. Kusf, R. Dliedzic, J. Phyllip, D. Hardy J. Bolfer. ROW 4: M. Woicik, E. Korllewski, Z. Skrzypczynski, J. Hoeff, E Wesfhause, J. Huebner. ROW 3: S. Haberman, P. lglinski, L. Mikolaiclak, M. Karolus G. Brooks, M. Gaiewski. ROW 2: B. Krebs, P. Honeck, E. Norgel, B. Rischel, G. Pisarek ROW I: G. Cieslik, C. Slosarski, F. Pfaszynski, N. Zaffron, A. Kuhagen UL? w -S li, E law RQ I vs. E Q ' , ! xl X iv My ' iw-pig, M w ffm 06 RUTH MANION Science 9A - ROOM 133 ROW 5: E. Belnl, J. Allen, J. Seebruck, B. Brudnicki, J. Aniczak L. Glowacke, D. Kriesel, 6. Nowak. ROW 4: F. Woller, A. Thompson, B. Thompson, K. Wallner, N. Dorn L. Hinkley, A. Kuri. ROW 3: J. Rozanski, A. Czynszak, A. Greenlees, J. Waldoch D. Miller, A. Merrill, F. Mick. ROW 2: J. Lemley, R. Barbian, V. Miller, B. Wiencek, A. Barfchai, G. Smilh. ROW I: D. Hafeman, P. Sfammbach, D. Fischer, W. Drinkwa+er K. Cherne, R. Kwialkowski, B. Fricke. 9A - ROOM 203 ROW 6: D. Zelwm, R. Slasiewicl, D. Micl1alowski,A. Revers, E. Turadek ROW 5: R. Marcinkiewicz, G. Zurowslci, H. Thomsen, F. Niescior R. Frankiewiez, C, Zieniek, R. Kolafa. ROW 4: C. Arndf, L. Klafkiewicl, R. Senske, D. Piefriak, R. Zien farski, D. Plawski, L. Racinowski. ROW 3: T. Konfowski, T. Golas, D. Ludka, L. Roberfson, V. Wiiek J. Swierfzyk, R. Varick. ROW 2: P. Koronka, L. Peflw, B. Bury, V. Labodde, J. Jakimc1yk D. Casper. ROW I: L. Raczynski F. Gramza W Berfram E Fufchkar V ,gf JOSEPHINE PHILIPKOWSKI Lewandowski ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Foreign Language Q Y! 'o Q ' 5+ , ,H . S, tru ' v, Cb M, K K . ff, ,.,f,-.,, . K, . iw is VA 1 1Q A . ......., 1 .. ay ,1E :.,.,vl 1 W N 5 I Li , ,- 9 X X M W if J , X S vw .amd-. gig? eff 3 . r 'T S., Q 5 Q X ' ii I Wx X ,fa f I 4 I 4 Eff i L EDWARD DE BRIAE Maflxemafics - 46- Nw 9A - ROOM 317 ROW 6: R. Singer, J. Greiling, E. Kocorowslxi, R. Orlowslxi. ROW 5: G. Behnlre, M. Koelsch, B. Kuiawa, D. Pluslrofa, R. Goeh, R. Hinh, 6. WBSIBL. ROW 4: S. Kasch, R. Radflre, D. Kaminslri, R. Lipinski, M. Biesiadny, N. Erickson. ROW 3: B. Weislxirch, B. Nelson, S. Marlylra, T. S+eclrling, L. Kalis1. ROW 2: J. Polalxowski, W. Balrlren, H. Millard, D. Cyganialx. ROW I: C. Wamser, L, While, L. Korfa, C. Zielslci. 9A - ROOM 322 ROW 5: B. Sfrilre, G. Sladfler, G. Grabowslri, P. Kabacinslri, R. Nisiewicz, S. Sienlro. ROW 4: B. Tuominen, L. Seeger, D. Gapinslci, R. Priyczlcowslxi, E. Adamslri, R. Wall, J. Zimdars. ROW 3: H. Wesolowslli, B. Julwre, E. Sllippy, K. Seip, C. Lofy, M. Olrulslxi, A. Mayer. ROW Z: E. Kinfop, L. Haber, G. Sclwears, D. Duslynslci, B. Mrozinslni, A. Nadolslmi. HELEN HANSEN ROW I: R. Loewus, D. KQH, R, Radomslri, R. lczlrowslci, G. Commercial' Chairman Gadzalinslxi. BERNICE ALCOTT English WY 'BU 9 'IOB - ROOM 204 ROW 5: U. Schworck, F. Wesolowski. ROW 4: L. Jelra, T. Horne, K. Williams, J. Slawiclxi, N. Levy, R. Sancle. ROW 3: M. Graiell, B. Holland, R. Wolf, E. Wicinslmi, R. Przybylslli. ROW 2: Borucki, A. Wosoba, A. Sfrege, B. Kubiauylc, M. Bzdawda. ROW I: A. Tuominen, R. Rydzewslri, C. Havlilc, J. Guss. nm MDN ,. 'Ni' 10B - ROOM 318 ROW 5: A. Kaczmareli, D. Draper, L. Gonlarelr, E. Gralewicl. ROW 4: M. Rawslni, D. Trabue, R. Weise, E. Perse, D. Foreclci R. Peck. ROW 3: M, Szydlowslmi, A. Wila, F. Kmiecilc, R. Ripple, L. Moni- briand. ROW 2: J. Sayland, L. Miller, J. Henrichs, C, Lozynslmi. RUTH PERGANDE ROW I: N. Eclms+ein, M. Goeh, M. Kozminslxi, J. Boheim. Foreign Language MARGARET TI MBERS Commercial 1? 'IOB - ROOM 326 ROW 6: L. Pelzelc, W. Thompson, J. Olson, L. Borlcowslxi. ROW 5: J. Seingnemawlin, H. Banachowicz, C. Zych, R. Kling, E. Grunlce. ROW 4: B. Bernarski, A. Haberman, O. Zellmer, B. Renfner, O. Pawlalc, R. Sieverl. ROW 3: M. Fuhrmann, P. Erhardi, K. Basfle, E. Schreiber B. Zirzow. ROW 2: D. Ziarlcowslri, J. Ballschmeider, L. Rieclc, J. Feherpfeil, B Hinfz, J. Borgman. ROW I: W. Cerbe, Y. Rominslii, J. Perry, L. Possel+, F. Dliegielewslci TUA 1 ROOM 5 ROW 6: A. Anufa, D. Koenig, C. Lemlre. G. Mafczalr. ROW 5: B. Schusfer, G. Marciniak. Y. Jenson, D. Koszalka, R Paczlrowski, R. Blonslxi. ROW 4' C Lesser C Broclrwa F Sadowslmi F Ovalraifs R. . . , . Y, . , . Y . Chandler, T. Bruckwiclci, R. Heleniak, L. Biallr. ROW 3: S. Lee, R. Fix. R. Golembiewslci, F. Chelminiak, A. Cibariclr, G. Dominialr, D. Acker. ROW 2: S. Ludflre, C. Marenda, D. lgnaczalr, D. Danowslci, L. Brueser, C. Heisler, T. Jozwialr. ROW I: A. Dolofa, C. Kuczynslri, R. Czerwinski, A. Przybylslri, J. Siopczynslxi, J. Douglas. 'CLIF 9 A W tr 5 RALPH GRAVES Ar+, Chairman 6' i'l QQ ? if ,- A i W ,...,. ,. . :g B N T v J T M il iiii lii lig i '22 fc: '32 , - i ' 'i Q ' m. 5 t LEONARD SCHMIDT Manual Arfs S4 'vt 10A - ROOM 6 ROW 6: E. Mulzoff, G. Gales, R. Janiclsi. ROW 5: F. Cieslilc, R. Goulef, B. Duelge, F. May, M. Kapmarslxi, G. Behrendl. ROW 4: J. Nays+aH, V. Ruppel, R. Woiciechowslxi, G. Waier, G. S+rz zewslci A Jolwnson y , . . ROW 3: L. Neurer, M. Tomaszewslxi, C. Daullxe, P. Gniof, E. Wenzel. ROW 2: J. Romanelr, M. Sclwerbarfh, A. Sobchalc, P. Kringle, S. Gaszall. ROW I: D. Harvey, V. Koronlca, R. Rulzinslci, A. Jellce, D. Jardin, G. Minerafln. 10A - ROOM 15 ROW 5: J. 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Harley 'IOA - ROOM 103 ROW 6: K, Belwrencli, E. Milras, A, Cherne, A. Ries. ROW 5: A. Leszczynslri, R. Kurfh, W, Krueger, R. Hansen, F. Giese F. Freiburger. ROW 4: M. Sie-in, E. Slcubal, H. Arndi, J. Drosf, C. Rogaczewslli L. DeCasfro. ROW 3: B. BlaHner, E. Bach, B. Urbanslxi, L. Kraayvanger, C Neuwald, D. Desmef. ROW 2: R. Palmer, M. Chris!ianson, S. Davis, M. Baumann, M Weller, R. Kwcilf. ROW I: L. Jalcubowski, U. Fleischer, J. Greenlees, D. Osfermiclr, l. Bell. Q23 xl . .7 5 K ' -V xii' :Q 1 , 10A - ROOM 108 ROW 5: F. Kaczmarslri, E. Jellanoslli, F. Lemiesz, M. Holman, J. Kelps ROW 4: L. Drouf, E. Miclwalslxi, F. Lachensclwmiclf, D. Siasiewicz R. Milinslxi, D. Koegel, R. Wakefield. ROW 3: S. Silcorslci, E. Smolen, M. Engellcing, D. Ber+ling, R Oleiniczall, J. Durovy. ROW 2: S. Pionielr, J. Guenflwer, M. Grzesll, M. Briedung, G. Keller N. Verville, S. Bridgeford. ROW I: E. Taraselr, D. Lybeln, R. Seller, M. Jaslmolslmi, R. Czailcowslri 10B - ROOM 'I04 ROW 5: D. Kedziersld, E. Wroblewsld, R. Sfeller, W. Tomaszewslri C. Grabowslxi, M. Smigelslci, L. Sims. ROW 4: R. Sass, G. Woznialu, G. Balcerzalr, R. Kendzierslci, V Budziszelr, L. Franeclzi, G. Borowiclxi. ROW 3: L. Jablonslri, R. Lisiecki, J. McKay, S. Berndi, A. Migdal R. Kucharslci. ROW 2: S Nasfulslri, D. Plaszynslli, D. Wroblewslmi, J. Sclmulh, G Ozminlnowslci. ROW I: V. Schweifzer, L. Kruzyclxi, I. Pichalslli, M. Kacleclua, M Wiefrzyclwowslli, Q Q, va' W1 1 Y if , 'W g if, Z' wp'- f J... SYLVESTER SIUDZINSKI Sc ie n c e 'IOA - ROOM 129 ROW 6: R. Borkowicz, R. Koscinski, J. Pawlowski. ROW 5: V. Cieslik, J. Roush, G. Hageman, J. Kuiawa, D. Thompson, R. Sobczak. ROW 4: R. Piesilr, C. Czaikowski, R. Walczak, P. Zaremski, S. Subofich. ROW 3: R. Asf, D. Dukes, L. Besf, A. Kaszuba, M. Kwiafkowslci, G. Januchowski. ROW 2: D. Brzezenslci, G. Konefz, G. Malkowski, D. Beida+sch, B. Gregurich. ROW I: B. Yianopulos, T. Woida, J. Berfling, D. Czerwinslzi. 10A - ROOM 202 ROW 6: H. Abramski, B. Builco, J. Kressbach. ROW 5: G. Glembin, R. Manz, D. Pionek, R. Wenlre, C. Zepnich J. Drewifz. ROW 4: B. Wieczorek, M. Payleiiner, J. Ignasiak, M. Boede, M Williams, M. Miffen, J. Kalisz. ROW 3: C. Cichoclli, J. Marlrowsid, W. Ruskiewicz, D. Konieczka J. Welnefz, M. Bejma. ROW 2: R. Panfil, M. Jacobson, A. Dawidzialr, J. Dzioba, A. Maslinsld. ROW I: S. Drewi+z, V.Janczak, J, Bouchard, L.Gracyalny, M. Lisofa. GRACE SCHAEFER Foreign Language 'QPF-' HENRY LITZOW Commercial 'IOA - ROOM 207 ROW 5: D. Koch, R. Defflaff, W. Baum, R. Binger, G. Knierim. ROW 4: M. Geberf, D. Sullivan, S. Gove, J. Klase, J. Hromelx B. Allen, A. Cichy. ROW 3: J. Burmeisler, W. Lahmayer, S. Karweill, A. Kuhn, J Hagland, M. Hauslelcl. ROW 2: B. Kilich, D. Dobberfin, R. Jens, R. Lepak, R. Janlcowslri ROW I: B. Slawinslli, F. Klein, L. Gul, H. Kurfz, D. Jenrich. 'IOA ROW 6: T. Trowbridge, D Bernarelx, M. Kmiec. ROW 5: H. Gawrysialc, E Michalczyk, R. Koceia, J. D ROW 4: R. Willrowslri, Malzowslvi, J. Golos. ROW 3: L. Golombowslri, S J. Tolh. - ROOM 233 Coyer, F. Sosinslci, R. Wachowialr, J Pawlowslci, A. Barfosz, M. Malalm, R Waraslme. Kubialr, E. Teraselr, R. Bielawslxi, W. Koralewslxi, R. Komassa, R. Wachowialr, ROW 2: I. Grzelalr, D. Choinowski, M. Filuf, G. Ralrowslri. ROW I: E. Lubinslxi, J. Zienfarslri, J. Sfefanslra, V. Pawlowslmi. ,Q L54 mi I L- i x 5. 1 .gy , A ,' V 4 . A , W MARION ALDRICH Social Science, Chairman 'WWF EDMUND OLSZYK English 'IOA-ROOM 305 ROW 6: J. Mufz, R. Neunfeldf, N. Zimdars, 6. Domin. ROW 5: D. Wenzel, R. Kearney, T. Kunze, M. Foelslxe, R. S+eck, D. Obernesser. ROW 4: P. Kobylczalr, J. Zophy, D. Knufson, D. Doss, H. Thomson H. Haga, R. Koepsel. ROW 3: W. Gross, L. McKee, P. Shculer, R. Green, J. Goede, T. Salevslli. ROW 2: L. Pluer, L. Schaefer, W. Kneser, E. Brosinger, G. Clauer ROW I: T, Wollenxein, Y. Kerslry, M, Sfremlte, E. Karrels, M Urbansli. IOA - ROOM 330 ROW 6: G. Sfrehlow, V. Mueller, A. Krzykowsli, D. Radfke. ROW 5: M. Luzich, L. Wesolewski, S. Wyszkowski, R. Pahl, D Wicherslzi, N. Sommer. ROW 4: R. Warhol, E. Bnezinski, G. Wiffer, J. Sierciyn, R. Richfer P. Sfiller, L. Zellmer. ROW 3: J. Williamson, M. Reck, E. Wdowiclci, R. Drenlelz, D. Slahl R. Luh. ROW 2: M. Gould, S. Rechinslre, A. Spychalla, J. Glisch, D. Muclrack ROW I: E. Milaeger, S. Berghoefer, S. Sieffen, C. Perry. ,gl ',.-451 ff: . ISABEL KELLEY English 1 UH' T 'IIB - ROOM 34 ROW 4: C. Block, F. Coffey, R. Elerf, D. Hinz, R. Leeser. ROW 3: R. Michelson, J. Anfkowslzi, W. Kirschbaum, J. Shackeff R. Neldner, E. Lemanski. ROW 2: A. Klabunde, N. Peferson, I, Woldanski, J. Erdahl, H Wisniewsli, M. Manske. ROW I: B. Schesny, J. Bong, J. Ciesielsli, L. DeHmer, B. Kielgas IIB - ROOM 201 ROW 5: M. Singer, A. Wul1, R. Cameron, D. Gralinski. ROW 4: M. Gaudynsli, M. Winfer, D. Hafeman, P. Troianowski D. Wulff. ROW 3: J. Michefs, A. Weber, A. Pankowslli, I. clrerf, R. Gorski E. Scibek. ROW 2: G. Kleczlra, S, Marine, E. Pollack, A. Sfein, D. Werner ROW I: R. Budny, A. lglinski, J. Mudraigl. Leverence, C. Peck 6 'Er 1 3 IRMA NEWMAN Ma+hema+ics 'I'IB - ROOM 205 ROW 4: J. Neubauer, R. Demski, R. Jachowicz, R. S'IeI+er, R. Kasprzak, K. SI'1oIes. ROW 3: B. Bolfer, D. Worden, N. Lasse, J. Dramasz, F. Dzierzewslci. ROW 2: R. Woida, D. Massen, A. Lilla, A Cielinslci. ROW I: D. Marenda, I. Wozniak, N. Wawrzon, E. Wroblewslmi. I'IB - ROOM 209 ROW 5: F. S+awicIci, J. Spors, G. Krawczylr, G. PoIIei, D. Dillon ROW 4: K. Mineraih, J,ZaiicI1eIr, J. Seeger, G. Kan+er, R. Lipinski A. Muisch. ROW 3: B. Schimmeipfenning, B. GuI+ch, K.WoinowskI, V. Hafeman S. Choinacki. ROW 2: P. Pehie, C. Raiski, H. Leisiikow, L. Prey. ROW I: R. Zaborowslri, A. Founfaine, F. Szalewslxi, M. KowaIsIci HARRY MAX Mafhemaiics 0- ORMSBY PETTET Commercial 0' 'IIA - ROOM 9 ROW 6: L. Fliss, M. Regan, F. Olive, J. Senfelc. ROW 5: .l. Aiken, R. Kowaleski, G. Oes+reicl1er, F. Sniadach T. Freclnefie, R. Radl'e. ROW 4: T. Kasprzak, A. Kendzierslri, L. Plaszlciewicz, G. Zaharias, R. Kalienbrun, L. Krueger, L. Kubera. ROW 3: H. Dubis, G. Walendowslci, J. Jashinslry, G. Tufai, R Beauleau, B. Hubmann, A, Beclcer, C. Besclm. ROW 2: M. McKay, L. Smifln, P. Sullivan, G. Woylal, R. Kordus C. Mueller, D. Ruclzinsld. ROW I: M. Manslce, S. Gumowslxi, J. Hagemann, R. Berzinslri B. Gruel, G. Bruslry. 'l'IA - ROOM 225 ROW 6: J. Szydlowslri, C. Drinlcwaler, R. Mazurelc, B. Woicieclnowslci R. Helrsel. ROW 5: A. Michalslci, P. Mac Donald, S. Anderson, V. Janusz J. Taylor, R. Orlowslri. ROW 4: J. Lewandowslri, E. Pelxsa, D. Rosfanlrowslci, J. Phillips, B. Eilbrechl, K. Hinfslce, E. Sclmoff. ROW 3: D. Hirschbein, T. Laslriewicz, A. Glisclw, M. Waclwowialc T. Ruflre, S. Zelwrn, ROW 2: R. Clwycinslri, M. Jessiclr, M. S+aaben, L. Passler, R Lesczynslri. ROW I: R. Wamser, L. ZYCLI, J. Oslrowslri, M. Marlin, V. Hase 3 EUNlCE DORING English, Co-chairman 27' 'IIA 1 ROOM 229 ROW 6: H. Ofolinslri, T. Feierslein, J. Cislre. ROW 5: C, Dombrowslri, M. Maramonfe, R. Pahlre, C. Drall, J Lipeles, E. Brusewifz, H. Poplawslxl. ROW 4: L. Sclwweiger, D. Naclrer, H. Singer, W. Rafal, R. Lessel J. Borkenlvagen. ROW 3: L. Marlin, C. Hammel, C. Molenda, L. Ramsak, C. Kuehl J. Hilkemeler, V. Sobezak. ROW 2: D. Ubich, J. Flinf, S. Russell, M. Felfon, J.Traurig, E. Bruhn ROW I: R. Ovolcaifys, M. Marek, D. Maclciewicz, D. Deiewski, E Hogan, G. Koss. 'IIA - ROOM 232 ROW 6: G. Wiclr, N. Kubnicll, V. Young, B. Kosmaflra, W. Pelczyn slll, C. Reiff, R. Ruppel. ROW 5: R. Blaszcynslli, N. Rislow, M. Cieslilr, D. Wilson, R Macleialx, D. Jenson. ROW 4: J. Sclnuberl, D. Grleclwowlalr, C. Milras, S. Hermanson C. Leopold, D. Bel1l, G. Barncll. ROW 3: R. Melnharcll, J. Miollre, T. Paulsen, M. Klall, J. Przeworski J. Marlin. ROW 2: B. Nowak, l. Domanslri, E. Reilf, P. Lenlz, B. Freilag. ROW I: M. Gehrmann, D. Casper, G. Hennig, P. Rozewslri, D Chandler. 1.43 6 ROW4 R Konfowncz D Wuerzba D Kosfrewe R Engel R Meka ROW 3 K Lychwuclr R Hoemg B Karolus R Lakomslu ROW 2 E Zoleclu A Dnedzlc A Schwalbach E Dembny ROW I S Olenuclak L Przybylka S Ewing R Sosalla ROW ROW ROW ROW Q- I'IA - ROOM 312: Row 7, 8, 9 ROW 6: R. FroeIicI1, S. Venghaus, B. SfeIsI:e, S. Schrank, M. Rzuf- Iriewicz, M. Wilsand, M. Piechowialr, B. Sfanczyk, J. Zielinski, A. Pioida. ROW 5: D. Rydiewslmi, E. PoIaIcowsIrI, C. PoIsIer, J. Maiewski, T MasIaIsIli, E. ScI'1uI1, E. Redman, C. SZuIlaIsIrI. ROW 4: B. Zube, V. Sfefaniak, L. Ross, K. RemsIro, A. ScI1uIIz M. Rogowski, P. Pearson, G. Paszib, G. Marfinson. ROW 3: B. Ma++es, B. U++Ice, I.. Nowak, R. Milanowski, D. Ziolsowslri E. SIowiIl, B. Sobchak, P. Pagenlopf. ROW 2: N. Zych, E. Podraza, R. Sass, J. Spensley, A. Zablocki, D ProImop, G. SIcren'Iny, V. Palubiclmi, T. Trzesniewski. ROW I: S. Skibinski, W. Nowakowski, M. Richards, M. ZioIIcowsIxi, R. Pacala, A. Urbaniak. 'IZB -- ROOM 122 ROW 4: R. Mufsch, K. S+ein, B. Kopczynslri, E. Pfund, G. Schuler. ROW 3: E. Schuberf, E. Gondek, R. Kendzierski, A. Heinen, M. Parajecki. ROW 2: D. Juhre, G. Graiek, L, Sfachowski, P. Smilnefsky. ROW I: I. Marfens, A. Sikorslci, B. Seebruck, D. Goiney. ax , 2 ..,M '1j'N, ...M Y 'fl ..I E 'ks PEARL RICHARDS Speech 3146 iw X. FQ, 'bi kivfix M 3. 3' ' ,gn gg, ws 0 -- , ,. M., 3 A o ,X V. K . 2 VIZ ,Mum x ,,.. ,fi if A,-an H132 'W-gn' EDWARD BOHNER Ari 1 ... . 'A , ii: ' 'R' 3 T 5 ' f 'ITA 1 ROOM 312: Rows 3 and 4 ROW 6: S. Mro+elr, F. Luczai, T. Kwiaflcowski, R. Lipinski, R. Ligocici L. Kohnhorsf. ROW 5: K. SchaHner, R. Michalair, E. Michalsici, R. Kleich, R Jurewicz, H. Jarosz. ROW 4: I. Greevers, R. Lesser, A. Massmann, R. Koronkonski R. Nowiciii, J. Noll, G. Ko+larek. ROW 3: P. Heinen, G. Gvondeic, I. Grabowski, B. Kendzierski R. Kaczmarelc, G. Werner. ROW 2: E. Grams, G. Fuersfenberg, J. Koeisch, P. Dahl, H. Kasza ROW I: G. Hamburger, V. Kieppin, D. Grapczynsixi, P. Kania E. Herriges. 'ITA 1 ROOM 312: Rows 5 and 6 ROW 6: T. Pyszczynski, S. Szoriylca, E. Spankowski, E. S+awski, R Sodemann, H. Smenielm. ROW 5: M. Sfawicixi, D. Plichia, E. Schimeix, R. Szymkowski, L Oleszek, R. Oieszeir, D. Reszei. ROW 4: N. Lioliadis, D. Lancasfer, B. Michalslci, E. Moczynsimi T. Miofice, B. Tomaszewski. ROW 3: J. Mayer, D. Kowalski, F. Kofowsiri, V. Luebixe, S. Lisowicz ROW 2: H. Lunlriewicz, G. Maas, J. Remsza, B. Miller. ROW 1: M. Lamberi, D. Konfowicz, D. Lecler, M. Konieczica, R-AYMOND SHAW Commercial 'IIA 1 ROOM 306 ROW 6: G. Domzil, L. Aclcer, K. Deiewski, R. Lohman, R. Scheer ROW 5: D. Sponholz, M. Kaddah, G. Jahn, E. Brown, R. Smirh R. Ewerf. ROW 4: J. Anfhony, R. Jacobsen, M, Tofh, L. Sherbarfh, A. SchaII- horn, J. Scamfer, J. Polaczek. ROW 3: M. Kruzyclci, G. Leroy, V. Marola, D. Bruss, D. Raffel D. Kraff. ROW 2: L. Folsom, D. Bysfra, L. Zielinslci, S. I-Ioih, D. Wiflcowslri ROW I: R. Riccardi, M. Harley, L. Jakobi, M. CiesIiIz, D. Edwards 'ITA - ROOM 312: Rows I and 2 ROW 6: W. Banach, L. Arens, R. Byrnes, F. Hoeff, J. Adyniec T. Haplca, J. Hughes. ROW 5: R. Hinz, J. Barflrowialz, C. Ciepluch, R. Budny, R. Gul czynski, B. Dolezal. ROW 4: J. Gillich, C. Chappie, G. Jaronski, J. Choinacki, S. Bolfer, A. Anderson, V. Banach. ROW 3: G. Frank, M. Boheim, C. Czaikowslii, R. Bieich, P. FIoo, S. Icllrowslci. ROW 2: R. Buschah, A. TuIIer, S. Davis, P. Bronlcala, C, Dzibinski. ROW I: R. Bessa, L. Ehleiier, L. Drafl, L. Clark, L. BIaHner. WILLIAM TIERNAN Social Science T 5 is ' s.7 i xl Q! 1 ,f we ' ' x A N., T V. 4' 1 , A ..... Y 3 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ABSENTEES 6: L. Albrechl, J. Broclzilc. 5: V. Labuislxi, J. Dobs, E. Krysinslri, R. Ruiowslxi, B. Gierszewski, R. Ericson. 4: T. Rolerei, E. Rahmann, R. Monalwann, B. Bonlr, R. Goclr, K. Gruha. 3: L. Wielgosz, G. Moleiewslzi, M. Blaclrmer, J. Menger, A. Ballrowslci, L. 2: J. Suschil, J. Sawinslci, R, Mareno, V. Palubiclri, B. WiHon, V. Plufa. I: B. Orlowslli, M. Slinde, R. Lemlre, A. Kneser, D. Bauer, V. Szailmowslri. FACULTY !9N HWY ,uaavvw RESNA BATZ I ' HERBERT BELL RAYMOND DONDLING-ER Commercial Manual Ar'fs, Chairman Social Science Junior Counselor Senior Counselor 71 Lyannas, L. Roleral. I ff' f l e ESTHER ETHIER Social Science Freshman Counselor - I L, FACULTY 1 x :ANTHONY FILIPIAK 1 . LEONE HETZEL- 'X I MELVIN HILLIER STANLEY KEZELE X- L Scjen-:ce , , l?,f,' Phy-Sigel Euducfafiqjxx Nlusic L V P' ?sical Rducafion X I P . . x Q I E If V 1 QL' ' E 1 4 ' Yf I fyww I' E 'Nfl' Q 'A fv, 'E J ' V, A x Z -f W .w , , Q1 Q9 f 6 ! , ALERED NIEFER , K EDTTO NORTHOUEST J , Aff Muslc,flChw'nzn! Arfsv 5 1 V W J ' ' I ' 1 ' ITL! I 4 V , 4 1 v 4 abk 1 ki ' V K , 1 . f 1 T, M WALTERTT LEN K' Ji ,anim KENNETH Physical Educatf .uscisncp Physical Educa+ion X N' X T . M . N N Y A Y - T J XXKJ NJ A W 1 T P ' Yu x -NX r x 4 ' - . x X - i ' Q if lx Y V . , ka X' 'J 72 -E. x 'X f-X .X Tv , PNK! x J T t X X X lx XXI! XJ 5 N 'mah FACULTY RAYMOND VSEHNVDT EDWARD SPA,U ING , ' GUSTAVE STOELTINE: Social Sci, nce I Sqocial Sc'enc 1' Social Sciencef x-'- -Y C213lLw.s.-. .-f-Xl' lib X 7fl,Mly x 5. , 'l V , .li of ' K . ? MATTHEW WIELGOSZ ELMER WILLAVND' if f GEORGE V6-ISTKLER Physical Educafion I .Cjl-m Aiarcial I . 1 1 Y . .f , flzA7'7ffY3l' ul' jf QT ff fc' ' f ' ' pi Hill, Xi fl l RN N f' N 3 N l K 1, ,. - flllflf 'L X My gd 'N lk! CH ESTER TROST I , Commercial A L QQ X f 'I 4' ' i An ffl! EUGENE WOZNY Commercial N .l Q Hallo N 1 A ' A ,ZX 1 x L Vlmi . .1 M, ,f u .,f .fix 'vlx J X , -f MARY ZEMBROSKY KATHRYN fx Speechg Sophomore Counselor Household Aris, I i .WQNY ' Ally, lrlflvlk NN' Alba 'XX '- l l I 'xl J I K xi X X, ., 1- xy Q22 lfiwm . 2 MEM .QA tudents in Action 74 ti RCA DVNAMEC DEMGNSTRATOR LE ' ul m,rsLf.'i se, -n ,ner cs. N 'N W-an H iii... I.. A ig. km, 9? A ,WA s w .f 1 5 1 W Q Du .ai -Q 'gxx ,E f I, I -'WWW Q Ta fi-eff Q 1? ,A is ky 1:3 likbavflx 4 at ' I 2 fffffi 24, l ' lm V5 Q 24, P Q -1 f f X 5 Q J fXX mls mi M my' 'W r mm VIN X N 14 , W Q 4 4 If 11 ' 'f V ' - Wx rg! 1 i li W 'waz WW + ' 'Will 1515811 v L, Ai v asm milllllltcgw - mmm? VARSITY ROW I: T. Feierstien, E. Ujaulowslxi, E. Ureda, R. Lipinski, T. Haplra, R. Ligoclci. ROW 3: Coach Schmidt, A. Cibarich, C. Chelminialr, L. Albrecht, F. Sosinslri, A. Cherne. ROW 2: C. Block, R. Budny, H. Otolinski, E. Pfund, N. Zentlrowski. BOTTOM ROW: E. Scibelr, H. Jarosz, R. Mueller, K. Dunlap. FOOTBALL 1945 A spirited group of Pulaski athletes were on hand September 4, as our football team began its rigorous training in preparation for its 1945 grid schedule. Under the watchful eyes of Coaches Ray Schmidt and Henry Litzow, the boys were molded into an organized team, ready to take on our opponents. The Ramblers started out the season in fine style by defeating St. Francis 19 - U. The attack was led by Ralph Zepnick, who scored twice, and Richard Budny, who punched across the goal line once. Retaining their winning form in the second game, the Pulaski charges jour- neyed to North Stadium, where they soundly trounced an inexperienced Iuneau eleven 30-U. Zepnick again led the touchdown parade, as he scored 3 of the 6 touchdowns. Le-der, Cherne, and Tomaszewski added the others. With the non-conference games out of the Way, the boys settled down to their conference tilts and bowed to a powerful North squad in the opener 27-U. The East game was perhaps ROW 4: W. Tomaszewslri, J. Young, R. Wenlre, M. Regan, D. Frederlclrsen, E. Michalslri. ROW 3: R. Zepnicli, P. Franeclci, R. Szymlcowslri, R. Sfelter. ROW 2: N. Sommers, D. Mapes, D. Hinz, R. Macieialr, Coach Lifzow. BOTTOM ROW: R. Radtlze, L. Leder, L. Buss, E. Schimelr. the hardest defeat for the boys themselves to swallow. After taking a 13-U half-time lead, the Ramblers saw that lead disappear, and when the final gun cracked, they were on the wrong end of a 14-13 score. Pulaski's homecoming game was one that would have thrilled any grid fan, for the out- come was not decided until the final minutes of the game. Pulaski, as well as Tech, was unable to draw pay dirt for the first three quarters of the game. Then with but a few min- utes remaining and the ball resting on the 29-yard line, Lloyd Buss kicked a perfect field- goal to pull us into the lead, and a few minutes later Zepnick crashed over for another 6 points to make the final score, Pulaski 9, Tech O. Lacking the drive and fire of the earlier sea- son games, the boys were unable to make a showing, as they dropped their three last con- tests to West 39 to U, Lincoln 41-O and Custer 28-U. Although unable to match the records of some of our rivals, the efforts of our team were not in vain as testified by the large turnouts at the games and the enthusiasm of the school in general. if NWN N1 7 W1 -. pd' i' RICHARD BUDNY CHESTER CHELMINIAK GILBERT WICK Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski THE SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 19 .... ..... S t. Francis 39 . . ..... Iuneau U . . . ..... North 13 ............... .... E ast 9 lHomecomingl .... .... T ech 0 ............... ..... W est U . . . ..... Lincoln U . . . .... Custer ROBERT SZYMKOWSKI EUGENE UJAZDOWSKI NORBERT ZENTKOWSKI RICHARD MACIEJAK Lloyd Buss, Paul Franecki, Lloyd Leaef Kenneth Dunlap Charles Block Eugene Scibek :lf in e mi Coachces: Litzow, DeBriae, Schmidt, Kezele, Lessl. For their service to the team, the following were awarded minor letters: August Cibarich, Charles Block, Alvo Cherne, Theodore Feiersten, Don Fredericksen7Thornas Hapka, Dale Hinz, Ronald Ligocki, Richard Mueller, Henry Otolinski, Earl Pfund, Robert Radtke, Eugene Schimek, Frank Sosinski, and Robert Wenke. A major manager's letter was given to Marion Obuko- wicz while Quentin Borucki received a minor award. fir i X ,. X Ralph Zepniclr, Myron Regan, James Young. Donald Mapes Eugene Ureda William Tomaszewslii Because ot their leadership off the playing field as Well as on it, Quarterback Lloyd Buss and End Paul Frcrnecki were elected honorary co-captains for the season. The 1946 team should enjoy a good season, because many of this year's veterans, along with boys from our freshman and sophomore teams, Will be returning to the gridiron with Pulaski colors next fall. Managers: M. Olrulrowicz, Q. Borulii, C. Geotch, B. Fiedler, R. Kocieia, T. Wollenzein 'Q' lv . Q W., ., ,N jam' A l L X his ku A , , W E143 Q5 ii gg ' ff? . 'M 'AJ :EW gi? A' 1 if ' ey ,5 , gif? V W Q- A gg k I , iz,, gan g 7F'Ai,L , ,fgif , k,5,:' Q ? S 'x KK' . mLKVA 51 7 f , gli 'L R X h X :nw I if ii .Y ffifi.. Ak! V m f i ' fwyg . W ,, ,gk - - rf ,W f- . I, .V 1, tf I gwa P ., S9 51, 5? S W7 gm ' ,F -x 55. Q. ,+ ' i AW 3 ' P if X ff? 1 F Xi ' im' . , .vs fu if . L fi ffTq'?g it .I ,,-M -M K . 6. ,sc K. 6 . X- L, 4' Lv ' - ggi , 'iw X ,.Af . L. K M K , H ' K I . : x r . M Y V . +f A 4 .gs ,i ww Q '21 J U. .Q Lf , , ,, .L S1 fSQ X wx oe I I Q q W f 1-f' 'A VARSITY ROW 2: T. Gruha, M. Ziarnilm, G. Wick, D. Ladwig, D. Wierzba, A. Wulz, A. Nadolny, E. Scibelt, Coach Olen. BOTTOM ROW: R. Wisniewslri, R. Noonan, R. Michalak. R. Melia, D. Beima, W. Tomaszewski, L. Buss, W. Jarosz. ASKETBALL 1945-1946 In a season filled with an unusual number of close and thrilling games, Pulaski's spirited varsity basketball team fought its way to sec- ond place in the south division of the city conference. Not reaching their peak of perform- ance until the end of the season, the boys started slowly as they dropped three tune-up contests by a total of 5 points to an alumni squad 44-41, Racine Horlick 29-27, and West Allis Central 27-26. In the conference opener, Lincoln pounded the backboards for 37 points while Pulaski could muster only 28. However, this game and a subsequent one with Lincoln were forfeited to us because of an ineligibility ruling on one of their players. The locals were unable to do any better in the next two encounters, for Iuneau trimmed them 48-28, and South did like- wise 35-30. The first victory for the Ramblers came against Washington in a non-conference game, the visitors being trounced to the tune of 30-23. W mga .eff .BUY v 3: F is as N51 'Q Wlikiiss 'xi M5 x Q fd , K 'MMM Q Q ! Bm 4 5 f 43 11 :Wg x if gf ef ix swf? av' 3 It I YZ 6 YP -ww M, ,M-...MM QM.- mgfyf GILBERT WICK RAY MICHALAK RICHARD MEKA The first conference Win followed when Bay View Was nicked for a 30-24 decision. In a game played on Tech's small floor, the locals outlasted every Tech attack after taking a small lead to Win a close game from them 23-21. Tech emerged later as the city champion. With Wierzba contributing 18 points to the total of 41 against the opponent's 32, the quin- tet ended its non-conference games With a victory over St. Francis. Traveling to the Lincoln floor, the Ramblers opened its second round of play by dropping a thrilling double overtime affair to Lincoln 41-40. This game also was forfeited to Pulaski. The local's next three opponents fell to defeat as the hard-driving quintet snared games from Iuneau 31-27, South 38-25, and in an overtime game, Bay View, 43-41. The final game of the year was the fight for divisional honors with Tech. The latter bested the locals in a heart-breaking contest by scor- ing the winning point with less than a minute left to play. The final score was 3U-29. 85 TENSE MOMENT 1-use. ,.. ' ifsfitgf : at - s ANTHONY NADOLNY RICHARD WISNIEWSKI WILLIAM TOMASZEWSKI Although teamwork was the keynote tor the success ot the team, this season did produce a standout in the person ot Don Wierzba. Chosen all-city center by the Iournal and Sentinel, Don led his teammates in scoring, as he dropped l5U points in during the 15-game schedule. A veritable hawk on rebounds, he controlled the ball much ot the time and otten the game itself. Contributing lU2 ot the team's total points, Ducky Noonan was the Sentinel selection for a berth on the all- DON WIERZBA F39 ul. KURT? MARVIN ZIARNIK DON LADWIG city second team. The team's prospects look bright for next season with many of the lettermen returning for more competition. Minor awards were given to Stanley lczkowski, Herbert Iarosz, Richard Lipinski, Richard Macie- jak, Aloysius Michalski, Robert Radtke, Eugene Scibek, Robert Szyrnkowski, and Allen Wulz. Ted Grutza received a major manctger's letter While George Iaronski received a minor award. Q 'Y has-In LLOYD BUSS RICHARD NOONAN .. .- -. , . B SQUAD ROW 2: G. Jaronslci, R. Hoenig, A. Michalski, R. Macieiak, D. Radflre, Coach Thurner. BOTTOM ROW: H. Wisniewslri, R. Szymlrowski, C. Drinlrwafer, R. Demski, R. Lipinski, S. lcilrowski FRESH M-SOPH SQUAD ROW 3: Coach Wozny, P. Salewski, D. Povlick, M. Foelske, G. Domin, D. Kryziel, R. Richier, J. Zimdars Coach Sfeffen. ROW 2: R. Sobczak Mgr., H. Wesolowski, R. Green, F. Sosinski, A. Schermer, R. Swick, J. Winlcowslci T. Sfemo, G. Mallrowski, D. Galaska. BOTTOM ROW: E. Pawlowski, R. Barbiaxn, W. Moore, J. Anderson, J. Ross, T. Kon+owsl:i, 6. Nowak 88 VARSITY ROW 3: W. Reck, L. Albrecht, T. Kunze, J. Bauman, D. Lasky, A. Kendzierslri, D. Mapes, Coach Royal. ROW 2: R. Best, C. Walczalz, R. Scheer, R. Boehlein, G. Roiahn, R. Kaczmarelr, T. Kasperczak, S. Szortyka. EOTTOM ROW: H. Worden, J. Schubert, G. Zaharias, D. Worden, F. Wincinslri, A. Cherne, L. Leder. SWIMMING CHA Built around a nucleus of five returning major lettermen, Coach Ken Royal's mermen won their third successive city title, placed second in the state meet and Wauwatosa re- lays, and won eleven consecutive dual meets while losing only one. Coach Royal's swimmers captured their fourth city title in five years by winning the last relay in record-breaking time. Pulaski gained a two- point lead in the initial event, the 5U-yard free style, when Lloyd Leder placed first. The local tankmen held the lead until Bay View forged ahead by placing first and second in the diving MPIONS 1945-1946 event. Pulaski's medley relay squad, composed of Dale and Harry Worden and Reynold Best, then regained tour points by winning the event when Bay View placed third. Trailing by V2 point, Pulaski's relay quartet of Charles Wal- czak, Ierry Zaharias, lim Schubert, and Al Cherne churned to victory in 1 minute, 43.6 seconds to better the city record by 1.8 sec- onds and win the meet by a llfz point margin. The local squad placed second behind Wau- Watosa in the state meet, held in the local pool February 23. Harold Worden, graduating sen- ior, was Pulaski's only individual winner, plac- .wa Ny Aw.,..N ing first in the lUU-yard breast stroke in 1 min- ute, 11.9 seconds. Pulaski scored its other first when its medley relay squad composed of Dale and Harry Worden and Al Cherne Won the event in 1 minute, 31.1 seconds. Wauwatosa scored seventy-two points followed by Pulaski with 2B1!z and Bay View with 22. Pulaski launched its defense of the city title in a auspicious manner by trimming Washing- ton, 44 to 39, in the first dual meet of the sea- son. In successive meets the local tank squad defeated East, Waukesha, Two Rivers ltwicel, South, Kenosha, West Milwaukee, Boys' Tech, North, and Shorewood. The scores of the other meets were as follows: Pulaski 1 . . .Waukesha Pulaski, ......... East. Pulaski .... Two Rivers Pulaski .... Two Rivers Pulaski, .,........ South Pulaski .....,. Kenosha Pulaski West Milwaukee Pulaski ..... Boys' Tech Pulaski .......... North, Pulaski ...., Shorewood, Pulaski. . . . .Bay View, ALBERT REIS-Minor Letterman .W 15 QL? roorr I h as r . Eff ' I . gvw, - ' N , i . fx ,, O R R M E N r Gerald zolrorlor, Charles Walczak, Dale Worden Arnold lcorrrlzzorolra Lloyd Loolor Gordon Roiahn Prospects for next season appear exceptionally bright. Ot the twelve major letter winners, six lalong with the minor letter Winnerl will be back next year. In addition, Neil Worden, sensational freshman star in the inter-class meet, should develop into a consistent winner next season. They're Clif! W! F , so Harold Worden, Florian Wicinsm Douglas Laslxy -ferr' XX The Results Lloyd Leder won individual scoring honors for the sec- ond straight season with 78Vz points. Al Cherne and Harold Worden followed with 73 and SU points respec- tively. Coach Royal announced at the end ot the season that he would turn over the coaching assignment to Coach Matt Wielgosz, who coached the team while Coach Royal was in the Navy. City Swimming Meet 94 ROW 3: Charles Walczalt, Earl Pfuncl. i .,,Q,X,Afi35'f seniors QXXLAS47 if . C5 4 5 . 4 5 A ROW 2: Don Wierzba, Don Mapes, Ken Dunlap, Ken Koepsel, Don Gehrmann. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Hoenig, Robert Strege, Donald Riesner, Jerry Tuominen, Glenn Ruh. TRACK Boasting a line-up of five major letter win- ners and twelve minor lettermen returning for competition, the track team under Coaches Schmidt and Kezele opened up its practice sessions in the Pulaski gym. With a good turn- out of over 200 boys being built into a team around the nucleus of Don Gehrmann, city and state champ: Dick Maciejak, sprinter: Chuck Walczak, weight many Bob Lessl, pole vaulterg and Earl Pfund, hurdler, the 1946 team held its opening meet with South, April 23. JUNIORS ROW 4: R. Noonan, R. Lipinski, H. Otolinslri, K. Slioles, B. Woiciechowslri, C. Walczalr, K. Koepsal, G. Rutz. ROW 3: G. Wicli, R. Demslci, H. Poplawski, D. Hintz, D. Wultt, T. Haplza, A. Wulz. ROW 2: R. Lessl, D. Fredericlrsen, S. Michalslti, G. Barndt, G. Pollei, P. Oleszelt, D. Wilson, R. Macieiak, R. Slymkowski. BOTTOM ROW: R. Mueller, R. Radtlxe, E. Schimelt, R. Michalalr, H. Singer, W. Banach, M. Kaddatz, H. Wisniewski, J. Gillich. I pt swsm N it 55: T it if ll s Q9-ASK' . 'ixxuslf -Y . qmulsb sly ' , . il ft T , 5 N T . i 5' 'J f , rw- - B . . , K T i. ifrs didl x Us M ' QR ,K i s X. E qs vv 'ef A T +5 f f kk 35 , Lffei H fyffg A f Q 'A IV: 5 ' , A sf R . . . . . , . Mfdyy , xxx ygtl ...M .has ,,.,V,.. ,? ..,., E,,i g,Q. .y 4,s,wxA,,g5e 1-MW 5 ft ' 5, f l k'fL 1 K i C, V685 If Sf, ,L in April 23 April 26 May 4 May ll SOPHOMORES ROW 4: J. Muh, R. Borlcowicz, A. Anuta, G. Domin, R. Sobczalc, E. Gralewicz, G. Matczak, F. Sosinslci, A. Cherne. ROW 3:IK. Sczesny, R. Rydzewslxi, R. Warhul, J. Sierzyn, R. Richter, R. Kling, R. Wenke, S. Subotich, M. Ho man. ROW 2: T. Wollenzien, B. Allen, R. Szymanslri, Q. Boruclri, A. Strege, R. Palmer, E. Pawlowslri, H. Uciechowslci, L. McKee. BOTTOM ROW: D. Laslcy, R. Oleniczalc, C. Rogaszewslri, K. Williams, S. Wyszkowslri, A. Cibarich, J. McKay, J. Goidi, R. Green. TRACK SCHEDULE South at South Stadium May 18 State Sectional at South Stadium Ttch at South Stadium May 25 State Meet at Madison South Relays at South Stadfium May 31 City Meet at South Stadium City Relays at South Stadium FRESHMEN ROW 3: A. Pallrowslri, M. Dobson, M. Wilson. ROW 2: J. Kilps, D. Wolter, D. Hafemen, R. Shumway, W. Balrllen, T. Kaczlcowslri, N. Jashek, R. Luszinski, A. Barbian. BOTTOM ROW: R. Kwiatlrowsli, E. Woida, R. Anderson, W. Balken, D. Miller, A. Greenlees, R. Anderson, D. Lulda, W. Awe. g. ,. ?t3?.4,g', A re.. ,XASAQI ' iw .wg , lg R W mf N I QMJSN Q Q ,mx A141 O n- S--I L R . . q ,fn ,I R . ..-. K K f- K . g - V gifu R,. Y R f CW 2 . A ..WW 4 94? em wwf xbxexsm up FRESHMEN ROW 3: Schweiger, P. Zalews':i, R. Davih, G. Pisarelr, W. Bariz, L. Lalko, M. Pfund, L. Glowacke. M .Qu 'I as N .1 R- wkdip Vw A eq, 1 I I ROW Z: R. Bcrkowslri, R. Helmer, R. Kolp, L. Smiih, R. NiS?8WiC1, T. Sfemo, F. Talsky, M. Janus, G. Sfadfler. BOTTOM ROW: D. Reszczynski, R. WoHer, C. Zren+ek, E. Herbsf, N. Knufson, D. GBIBSRB, J. Zimdars, R. Hinh, D. Wol+e F. 'S' Af is EK CROSS'COUNTRY Undeteated in all nine meets and holder of the city and state titles is the impressive rec- ord of Don Gehrmann, Pulaski's star runner of the l945 Cinder team. While annexing the city crown, he broke his own previous record with a time of ll minutes, 2.8 seconds tor the 2.2 mile course at Mitchell Park. His time ot lU:45 in the state meet established a record for the 2.2 mile course at Grant Park, where he led the field by a good IUU yards. Besides Winning in the city and state meets, Don showed his heels to all the other runners in the dual and sectional meets in which he com- peted. Long will he be remembered as one of the all-time greats in Pulaski's cross-country and track history. Coach Kezele's cross-country team held its own against its rivals as it broke even in 5 .dual meets: winning two, losing two, and tying one. The team placed second in a triangular meet, third in the south-side championship, sixth in the city, and eleventh in the state. 'X Don Gehrmann was the only major letter winner while Donald Behling, Arthur Budzak, Charles Klase, Douglas Lasky, Richard Mueller, Richard Palmer, and Harvey Singer received minor letters. Thomas Wollenzien received a managers letter. ROW 4: R. Dettlatf, R. Dworczylr, D. Riesner, C. Klase, B. Baum, D. Koch, B. Hoenig, A. Wulz, H. Singer, W. Ratai, H. Poplawslri, Coach Kezele. ROW 3: M. Holman, D. Badtlre, R. Anderson, J. Goede, R. Barbian, C. Dombrowslri, R. Koronlcowslni, A. Budzali, D. Behling, R. Mueller. ROW 2: D. Gehrmann, D. Galaslra, E. Wdowicki, R. Jens, K. Singer, D. Laslly, C. Drinkwater, G. Nowak, F. Walter. BOTTOM ROW: T. Wollenzien, R. Szymansld, B. Fiedler, D. Hatemann, R. Oleniizalc, R. Loewus, J. G-illich. ROW 5: W. Ratai, R. Srhweiger, E. Ureda, R, Dworczylr, K. Dunlap, T. Kwiatlrowslci, H. Poplawslri, D. Vvfulpp, T. Haplra, R. Wenlre, T. Feierstein. ROW 4: Coach Lihow, R. Stelter, J. Young, E. Michalslri, D. Freclriclrsen, 6. Kanter, H. Singer, D. Behling, R. Byrnes, L. Regan, M. Regan, R. Lessl, C. Chelminialr, Manager. ROW 3: A. Cibarich, A. Anuta, G. Staecltler, J. Krolilrowslli, J. Kobis, J. Miotlre, R. Pinlralla, T. Bunynslci, R. Wilson, C. Dombrowslri. ROW 2: R. Helenialr, R. Franlriewvicz, M. Knutson, K. Szczesny, R. Oleniczak, L. McKee, R. Mueller. BOTTOM ROW: H. Uciechowslri, R. Szymanslri, B. Fiedler, T. Wollenzien, R. Busniewslri, B. Tuominen, J. Gillich, F. Walter. WRESTLING With a fine turnout of sixty-two boys, the wres- petition, was chosen honorary captain. Major tling squad completed the season with a record letters were given to Donald Fredricksen, Iohn of two dual metts won, one tied, three lost, and Kobis, Robert Lessl, Myron Bagan, Harvey Singer, a second place in the quadrangular state meet. Gerald Tuominen, Henry Uciechowski, Iames Myron Hagan, undefeated in two seasons of corn- Young, While Le Roy Dettrner won a minor award. f VARSITY ROW 2: D. Povliclc, E. Dombrowslri, R. Dettlaft, D. Franke, A. Michalslxi, L. Buss, M. Zlarnilt, F. Cieslilt, R. Jens, J. Seignemartin, R. Manslte, W. Reck, Coach Wielgosz. BOTTOM ROW: W. Kirschbaum, D. Worden, F. Walter, A. Michalski, R. Loewos, M. Obulxowicz, G. Mallcowslri, R. Kurtl1, H. Jarosz. f 1 .Mx - TENNIS 1946 With three returning minor lettermen, Marvin Ziarnik, Lloyd Buss, and Fred Cieslik leading the way, a squad ol 20 boys started Workouts the Week ot March 20 to condition themselves tor the 1946 season. At the time ot the Annual printing, none ot the matches had been played. 4f24 Riverside. . .Auer Avenue P 4f29 Lincoln ,..... Merrill Park A 5X2 West ........ Merrill Park 5X7 South ...... Burnham Park 5X9 Iuneau .... Burnham Park 5fl4 King ......... Merrill Park 5X2l Washington. .Merrill Park 5f23 City Tournament .... Wick 5f24 City Tournament .............Merr11l Park Bfl State Meet s . ' 100 ,- THE SCHEDULE 5 SXI8 Sectional Meet ' GYM TEAM ROW 3: N. Kubniclr, R. Lessl, R. Button, H. Otolinslri, F. Prazynslzi, J. Bednarelr, G Behrenclt F Sadowslu ROW 2: J. Kobis, F. Ovokaitys, G. Roiahn, J. Antliowslxi, R. Chandler, F. Coach Olen. BOTTOM ROW: L. Zych, R. Kur'fl1, R. Helenialt, R. Kowaleslri, l. Haefner, GYM TEAM Slowly improving from year to year, our gym team in com- petition in the city meet this season took fourth in Class A and a tie tor third in Class B. Robert Lessl piled up enough points for filth place in Class A, and Eugene Pawlowski's 89.5 points were good for ninth place in Class B. An injury on the first exercise prevented Iohn Kobis from continuing and prob- ably finishing high in the standings. May J Callahan E Pawlowslu R F B. lwxnslu R Prlybylslu W Kneser The contestants and scores: CLASS Robert Lessl ,..... Gordon Rojahn .... lack Tome ....,... Ray Button . ..... , Norman Kubnick .. Leonard Flis ,..,... Francis Prazynski . Henry Otolinski .. Kenneth Stolfer .. Roger Ruppel ...., Myron Rogan ..,.. A CLASS Eugene Pcrwlowski . Dick Kurth ....,. Frederick May .... Frank Ovakaitys .. Albert Beidatsch .. Wayne Kneser ...., Robert Heleniak . .. lack Callahan Richard Chandler , . Roman Przybylski . Gerald Behrendt .. Richard Fix ..,... 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QE 5 Y 1 QW X., 'fn Na ip 55 if is .WX be ,gWl '. 45 I W j if wpllwfnw MQW ' ' QL 'WENMMI MH , A 5 3 Q35 II Mmm Wi J I' Q, A I4 e'c DX 7 Lf EP M My ,fx J- I I 5 ACTIVITIES I 9' 'Im 5 fi X I .5G Sg f 1 Q 1, lfl IIIII v f ,131 V , Wi' - in + NQ.NER.5NW fx I I I1 It Ilxl' ITE wqw. 5 ri, l A John Herturth Gloriann Martinson Ellen Reitt Evelyn Carlson, Grace Raimann CAVALIEF Empty paste-pots, discarded rulers, and idle scissors hap hazardly strew the Work tables in a corner room ot the build- ing while in a nearby nook the typewriter clicks, waste papei crunches, and a half dozen or so harried students rush tran- tically to and fro. What rooms are these, you ask? Why the Annual rooms, o course. The art statt has just completed its jobg the harrassec members ot the literary stall are scurrying to put the finishing touches on their combined ettorts. They are all proud of this their tenth yearbook, and hope you will share their feelings The Cavalier Annual has been prepared under the super vision ot Mr. Ralph Graves. Miss Bernice Alcott and Mr. Edwarrc Boerner acted as literary and art advisers respectivelyg Mr Edward DeBriae and Mr. Raymond Shaw, as business man- agers. Mr Edward Boerner, Mr. Raymond Shaw, Miss Bernice Alcott, Mr. Ralph Graves, Mr. Edward DeBriae Bernard Baldewicz Barbara Pdllk Violet Kuiawa, Gertrud Belerle N NUAL STAFF torein-Chief . . . . . . . , Iohn Herlurth , ,Ellen Reill, Gloriann Martinson , ,Pamela Flack, Iune Knack aociate Editors Liness Editors :istants . , Diana Massen, Vivian Szplett iior Editors . . Evelyn Carlson, Grace Raimann :istcmts . . . Patricia Floo, Phyllis Kcmia neroom Editor , ,, ,,... . . , A Ellen Reilf :istant , , . Doreen Ostermick arts Editor . . . . , . . . . ,...,. Bernard Baldewicz aistants . . . . . ,Lloyd Krueger, Wayne Kneser ls Sports and Club Editor . ., .,.,,. ...lane Ciesielski Editor . . . . ..,. .... G loriana Martinson vertising Manager .,.r... Barbara Pazik :istant , . . Daniel Plichta rture Editor . . . . ....,........,.. Noel Krueger sistant .,,. . . . , . . ,...,...,,. ,.,.. R ichard Kletch mists ,..,. ..... D orothy Odwazny, Diana Schworck, Martha Czarnipka f lendar Editor . . , , , , . . ,,..,.,... Walter Dutkiewicz zrary Co-Editors . Gertrude Beierle, Violet Kujawa erary Stall Shirley Brown, Lois Clausen, Ioyce Kneser, Vivian Krysinski . , . . . . , . . . . Rosemarie Nowak, Marilyn Wilde aistants , . .... Vivian Hase, Betty Schesny ROW 2: Joyce Kneser, Marilyn Wilde Pamela Flaclr, June Knaclx BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Brown, Rosemarie Nowak, Vivian Krysinslri 'fha Q 1' Mfww 615595 fi? Q fm Q ,ii :+-.., ,N af, an 'W NR any lx.. 'Ph x , 1'- Gwen Johnson, John Rawsiri Dan Stupek Bernadine Miller, Virginia Lu:-bite IAVALIER NEWSPAPER Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Gloria K. Schmitt, lssisted by Miss Marion Hawkins, editorial, and Mr. Ray- mond Shaw, business, The Cavalier Newspaper has pro- gressed. During 1944-1945, it attained the All-American ionor Rating and the International Honor Award tor Distinguished Achievement. fo-Editors flanaging Editor Xssociate Editor . 'eature Editor Xssistcmt . . iports Editor :artoonists . Ethel flilitary Editors lumor Editor Iolumnist . :opy Readers Susiness Manager Iirculation Manager Dolores Maclriewicz, Mary Arlene Trinastic, Margaret Fleischer, Ardiss Om, , Iohn Rawski, Gwen Iohnson . . .. . . . .. ., Dan Stupek .,.Virginia Luebke, Bernadine Miller . . , . Dolores Mackiewicz . .... .. . .....,,..... ..., P atricia Dahl . ,,.. , ,. Richard Fix Grams, Arthur Greenlees, Claude D'Beneditio .. , Mary Vogt, Lila Scherbarth . , . . . . ...., Raymond Iachowicz , . ,,.,.... ...., . . .Nancy Wendt Reymond Semrau , , . , . Carol Hoelle . . ,.,. .. Delores Brzezinski Richard Fix Wilsand Carol Hoelle Mary Vogl' is YQ E c .. 2 i l 'F x Q J 1 . '- . 4 , A-423 ,J . ,Q wi aff 5, kv a M 'l VR '. O Qi' , 'Mfi1?,,x may Q M . Q 3 Q Ffgpzff i 15-4 4 ,A in 1 y - A K if Y ur: lg -QM . Q, ff W are ,QM farm X ,N , Pix . QW wget .b.:, is Qn.. ,,,.. 3 . ,,v: X Sir REPORTERS ROW 2: R. Jachowicz, R. Gorski, N. Wendi, B. Urbanski, L, Scherbarfh, R. Semrau BOTTOM ROW: A. Trinas+ic, S. Marine, A. Duilriewicz, E. Grams CUB REPORTERS ROW 3: M. Fleischer, R. Radflne, J. Hillremeier, B. S'rril:e, T. Masialski ROW 2: L. Schaefer, A. Orn, R, Dziedzic BOTTOM ROW: D. Brzezinski, I. Leverence, N. Drozewslri, J. 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S GLORXANN NNXARTINSON SCHOOL CALENDAR OF WALTER -1,875 students and the faculty enroll. -Elevator passes for sale. -300 freshies appear in room 7. Reason: lost and found. -Stood in line at the bookstore and lost 10 pounds. -Getting tired of school. -Resigned from English class: too many credits. -Program fixed: now have 21f2 credits. -Bookstore still crowded. Mr. Stoelting making mil- lions. -Absent today. Good show at the Warner. -Mr. Schmidt happy. Millions of football tickets sold. -Bay View - Pulaski game postponed because of heavy dew. -Bork 50-yard free style record. Pounded out 1:55. -St. Francis saying their prayers. . OCTOBER -We pulverized St. Francis - 19-0. -Starved today . . . left my lunch at home. -Fire drill a failure. School still standing. -Excavators sent to dig Iuneau out of the ground. We won 39-U. -Tardy hours l and 2. Missed the bus. -Mr. fSherlock Holmesl Winkler nabs me at my locker again. D,UTKIEWICZ -North beat us in a close game . . . 27-0. -Worrying about tomorrow. -Today is KD Dayl Dooms Day. Report cards marked. -Saw our new uniforms at the pep rally. We are now the Green Gremlins. 22-Played a nip and tuck game with East. We got nipped while they tucked away a 14-13 victory. 23-8th victory bond drive begins. 25-Guidance meeting today. I've decided to be a man when I finish school. 26-School color day. Crimson red and navy blue. if you beat Tech, we'll be with you. 29-We beat Tech 9-0. Don CFlashl Gehrmann breaks cross-country record. 30-Lois Champion and Lloyd Buss are teen queen and king. NOVEMBER 1-Today is Thursday, November 1, 1945. 2-Went to get my graduation pictures taken. 5-Our football team is confident of a victory over West. 8-Lincoln nosed us out of a victory, 41-U. 9-Today we observed a very touching Armistice Day program. 12-West must have had confidence too. They won 39-U. 14-Got my graduation proofs today. Something must have gone wrong with the camera. 15-Temperature drops to 19. I take my long flannels out for another itchy winter. 16-Students should bring their umbrellas tomorrow night.Baranowski and Iohnson reign at the Senior Prom. 19-We found out that Custer is not made of custard. They beat us 27-0. 20-Our basketball team is going to collapse. Ioe Levinsky was eliminated. 21-Tomorrow is turkey day. No school for four days. 28-We end our Thanksgiving vacation knee deep in snow. 29-It looks to me as if Iune Knack eats an apple for every Cavalier subscription that is paid. 30-Can you imagine in three or four years we will all be three or four years older? DECEMBER 1-Students present a successful Freedom Pageant. 3-Alumni show us they can still play basketball by beating us 44-41. 5-Report cards marked tomorrow. My heart stops beating till 3:30. 6-Congratulations! 212 goes over its bond quota for the first time since the War of 1812. 7-Mr. fCharles Boyerj Lydon honors us with a dra- matic speech on good citizenship. 10-Lincoln opens the basketball conference by defeat- ing us 37-28. 11-Harp concert. lust think, some day l'll play one of those. 12-Our swimming team drowned Waukesha in a splashing victory. -Only eight more shopping days till Christmas. -Iuneau's quintet kept up their old tradition of never losing to us on their own floor. 13 14 17- 21- All of the teachers feel blue because I am sick in bed with the flu. 18-Found three empty milk bottles in the cafeteria. Treated. 19-Absent again. Mercury dropped to 11. freezing my door shut. 20-Who are the men in white working so hard? Could they be the stage crew? Miss Richards presents a very romantic Christmas play, Holly Hangs High. 25-Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the iaculty and students of Pulaski. JANUARY 1-Resolutions, yes we make them, not to keep them but to break them. 2-Pulaski students amaze bus drivers by forming lines at the bus stops. 4-Our basketball team breaks the ice by beating Washington in a non-conference game 30-23. 7-Who is cheap Charlie? -A Senior wills Mr. Willand a whistle to direct traffic on the third floor. 10-lust found out that Cheap Charlie is Greenfield Charlie's cousin. -The boys' legs on our basketball team are grow- ing. soon they will touch the ground. -Basketball team scores the upset of the year by beating Tech 24-21. -When the day before report cards nears. the thought of my marks brings tears. 17-Report cards. The nerve of some of those teachers. 18-The day of reckoning is here. EXAMS. 24-Teachers have sympathy on 62 students. Result: graduation. mesa jj' -tml W -Congratulations! I made two full credits. -Our new freshmen patrol the halls in lost amaze- ment. Basketball team keeps up its string of victories by deieating St. Francis. -Today I start my eleventh semester as a student of Pulaski. -Program changes almost give our class advisers nervous breakdowns. -After serving in the army for a number of years. Mr. Michalak resumes his job as vice-principal. FEBRUARY -Lincoln's quintet nipped our cagers in a double overtime game 41-40. -Swimmers show their ability by beating a strong Shorewood team. -Students sign up for cafeteria seats. -We regain the Lincoln game on forfeit. -Remember girls, while there is a man shortage I will always be available. -There is no stopping us as we down Iuneau 31-27. -Tried out for the class play. Might be the villain. -Students are serious in honor oi Abraham Lincoln. -Mr. Schmidt busy recruiting his future track stars. -Received 17 valentines. Never realized how many girl friends I have. -Teachers returned from service are introduced to students. -Another basketball victory is chalked up as we roll over South 38-25. -Our swimmers' victory streak is stopped at eleven as Bay View's mermen outswim us in their pool. -Cavalier photographers ruin three sets oi film try- ing to take my picture. ,Qt 21-A group of social workers visit Pulaski and are 22- deeply impressed by our manners and appear- ance. Another game another victory. We down Bay View 43-41 in a tight overtime game. 25-Pulaski snares a tar second in the state swimming meet. 26-Mr. Graves is in danger of a nervous breakdown as he begins taking class pictures. 27-The students of homeroom 312 have their picture taken. Now the photographer is looking for a new camera. 28-Only 22 more days till spring. 12 MARCH 1-March comes in like a lamb. P.S. No red points were charged this year. 4-Boys' Tech nosed us out of the South-side cham- pionship. 5-Once again our mermen swim their way to the city championship. S- No more women, not for me, They're the cause of misery. 7-Today Lent starts. I have decided to make a great sacrifice and give up work. -A sight to behold is to see 127 Pulaski students pile out of one bus. -Night lite is cut out tor many a student as report cards are marked. l3-Mr. Schmidt pleads with all Pulaski corridor run- ners to come out for track. l4-Teachers get ideas from Mr. Palkowski's show on how to train dogs. 16-Students iump with ioy as the Cavalier newspaper comes out. 19-Practice for the inter-class swim meet begins. vs Track men show their speed during a noon hour exhibition. -152 girls stay home to help mom with the spring cleaning. Students are reminded that the infirmary is not a place in which to catch up on last nights sleep. -Fire drill today--Curses! lust testing again. -Miss Runkel is getting a work-out nabbing truants as warm weather sets in. -1450 students attend the inter-class swimming meel. -By the way the juniors took first: seniors. second: sophomores third: and the freshies ended up in the cellar. APRIL -Today is April Fool's Day. Why? Because it is the first day of April. -Election Day. What is everyone running for? -Graduates get measured for caps and gowns. Loolc better than sack dresses. -Millions pour through the portals of knowledge between the hours of 7 and 8 P.M. to see and hear 450 students participating in the annual Spring Concert. -128 students make up tardiness in 212. -Last day of school. Happy Easter! -Easter vacation is over. Students now have vigor- of-youth feeling. -Another day has just passed. -Suffered a nervous breakdown waiting for the 3:30 bell to ring. MAY -2 3 of our misery is over as our report cards are marked again. -Our future freshies take a gander at what they are coming to next semester. G-Pupils face the ordeal of showing their report cards to their parents. 8-Students get lectured on the importance of next semester's program. 9-Our music students with special talent take part in the All-City Spring Festival. 13-No math cards appear as students register for the September term. 17-18-Miss Zembrosky presents the Senior Class Play, Harriet, for a two-night run to an overflowing crowd. 22-Graduates are advised on what to do after gradu- ation. 29-Students get serious as we witness the Memorial Day program. 30-Memorial Day-What a life! No school again. JUNE 1-Iunior Prom. 3-Girls argue over who had the best looking escort. 4-Cap and gown day. Today the graduates stroll the halls in gowns of blue. 5-Third report card grades come in a breath-taking fashion. No exemptions! I demand a recount. -lt looks as if I've wasted another semester in school as the first day of exams ends. -Senior banquet at last. Starved myself for cr week, waiting for that seven-course turkey dinner. 10-4-5-6-7 hour exams brings happiness to few but misery to many. 12-As graduation draws near. I begin to realize how much l love the old place. -Graduation-after SVZ years of waiting I am hon- ored with a diploma. -No more school. Goodbye and good luck. SENIOR PERFORMANCES HARRIET Presented in our auditorium as the senior class play on May 17 and May l8 under the direction of Miss Mary Zembrosky, Harriet is the personal his- tory of the gayest member of the brilliant Beecher family, the valiant woman who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin. The play opens in Cincinnati upon the day Har- riet returns from her honeymoon with her absent- minded professor husband and announces her in- tentions of leading a completely selfish life, de- voted to study and writing. Later with her family of six children, she seeks refuge in Maine from the anti-abolition riots. While there, the evils of slavery inspire her to write her famous novel. Which, instead of preventing War between the states, hastens the conflict. CAST OF CHARACTERS Auntie Zeb Henry Ward Beecher Catharine Beecher Harriet Beecher Stowe Calvin Stowe William Beecher Edward Beecher Charles Beecher Thomas Beecher Iames Beecher Mary Beecher Isabella Beecher Dr. Lyman Beecher Mr. Tuttle Doris Kneser Iohn Kowaleski Gwen Iohnson Shirley Oleniczak Irwin Bruhn Kenneth Dunlap Ronald Pfeifer Donald Radtke Iohn Klaus Arnold Krueger Phylis Srnilnetsky Shirlie Sheppard Paul Bcrnkit Donald Mapes Mr. Wycherly Claude Di Beneditto Celestine lane Richards Freddie Stowe-a child Norbert Gehrke Mrs. Hobs Esther Iablonski Freddie Stowe- Georgie Stowe Hatty Stowe Eliza Stowe Ierusha Pantry Lowell Denton small boy Herbert Behl Marianne Litzau Esther Halverson Evelyn Carlson Norman Rasch Donald Cashen S1-1k9Y Evelyn Kruczynski HUISY Iames Kujawa Freddie Stowe-young man Edward Kotnarowski IGIIE Dolores Bcrnaszynski THAN KSGIVING DAY PROGRAM Sponsored by Miss Virginia Filaseta, Miss Ruth Pergande, and Miss Marion Hawkins, the program on November 21 commemorated the homecoming Thanksgiving of 1945. The orchestra in its first appearance under the capable direction of Miss Irma Ihrke presented Victory, a medley of Arnere ican songs. The Boys' Glee Club sang For the Beauty of the Earth, an English hymn of praise. This was followed by a tableau, written by a former graduate, Alyce May Burmeister and read by Shirley Oleniczek. The program was high' lighted with a speech by the welleknown Revere end Iames Welsh. To conclude the program the audience sang America, the Beautiful. HOLLY HANGS HIGH This year Pulaski's traditional Christmas play, written and directed by Miss Pearl Richards, was Holly Hangs High, a romantic picture of thirteenth century England. The setting is Taunton Castle. ancient stronghold of Somersetshire. The story deals with the return of Lord Cyril, a Crusader, from the Holy Land to rescue his bethrothed, Lady Isabel, from marriage to the deceitful Sir Chris- topher, whom her grandsire, Earl of Mantaine, has forced her to accept. It is a night oi great testivity, for on this night, class distinction is tor- gotten as the comrnoners, serfs, and servants mingle with lords, dukes, and duchesses in dance and song to observe the holiday customs of Merry England. Cast ot Characters oi Holly Hangs High CAST OF CHARACTERS Steward Kent Niles Barnaby Martha Phyllis Vane Clare Maude Lady Isabel Dame Betsy Ioan Sir Christopher Harleth Donald Cashen Iohn Klaus Ierry Noll Kenneth Behrendt Dolores Banaczynski Rose Riccardi Ronald Binash Helen Laupan Kathleen Remsko Marcella Magoch Esther Iablonski lane Richards Iarnes Grundl Iohn Zaffran Master oi Revels Mark Caroline Robin Wood Earl of Montaine Countess Carmelia Lady Mary Montague First singer Second Singers Duke of Somerset Duchess of Somerset Red Richard Lord Cyril Yorick Foresters and Lancers The musical selections were directed by Miss Irma lhrke and Mr. Arnold Krueger Kenneth Stotier Carol Wamser Reynold Best Irwin Bruhn Ramona Pazik Marianne Litzow Arthur Szplett Gerald Dominiak, Tom Bruckwick Iames Kujawa Bernice Haasch Iohn Kowaleski Ralph Zepnick Paul Franecki Melvin Hillier f ff, Q if f fy? A4 f . 11' ' 1. Q, me I Q, 'N' 3. 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Alone . . . in your own room . . . there you feel and are yourself. as only you know your- self - there you have created your ideals . . . And you who are graduating are now closing a four year chapter of your life . . only to open another into a new world. We sincerely hope that your future will bring you success . . . the fulfillment of your wishes and the attainment of your ideals. PREMIER NGRAV NG COMPANY :::.:2m:.::-wezrzg fluff' nymwff z:.:.s.s:n':':.as A Complete Ibrintery Engraved Stationery Society Printing Announcements Tickets Letterheacls Publications Broadsides Sales Circulars O IN FACT Anything trom a calling card To a newspaper THE MILWAUKEE TIMES 83I S. Fitth St. Mltchell I800 Il Look tor the watermark GLENDARE in all ot your school papers, the most popular paper in all Milwaukee schools. ll It is watermarked tor your protection. Your school bookstore has it. OSHKOSH PAPER CO. 2I7 N. Broadway Milwaukee, Wis. Luvelg Land ,Ut S eet Memiuries Beautiful Arlingt nl Tranquil loveli- ness, fully in keeping with hallowed ground. Arlington offers every advantage tor the family interment plot-rare beauty, serene quiet, unsurpassed location, easy accessibility, and moderate cost. The time to arrange tor an interment plot is BEFORE actual need. This is pro- tection tor your family, as essential as insurance. Arlington's Budget Plan, with no interest or carrying charge, makes this protection easy to provide. Secretary-Treasurer and Manager will be glad to give you complete intorma- tion and show you through beautitul Arling- ton. For appointment phone Sheridan 7254. ARLINGTON PARK CEMETERY S. 27th St. at W. Howard Ave. A Compliments ot I-eOl'l6I'd A. CICUISIKI PHOTO SERVICE I7I6 W. Lincoln Ave. Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin Flash-Iigh+ Photos, Wedding .A d Candids, Anniversaries, Family V Groups, etc. Commercial Photos Phone Mitchell 4239 for Appointment The easufze 06 Qualify ,mm an 'n,,l DIVISION OF NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. ie Hcgvghzeminy lfuvl add aff indudhynfezllma Uwnaubafn good U f N XJ AllIS'CIIAlMERS Producer of Wor1d's Largest Line of Major Industrial Equipment ik COMPLIMENTS OF Wm. Barg Candy Jabber .GD- EARL TORRANS 3029 So. 53rd S+. ORCHARD 86IOM W. H. BENDFELT CO House of Fine ICE CREAM Sold Exclusively in the Shorewood High School Cafeteria 207 East Capitol Drive EDgewood 4600 O TH SIDE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS PHONE SHERIDAN l520 2I27 Soulh Kinnickinnic Avenue Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nuller BETTER HEARING INSTITUTE BELTONE MONO-PAC High Fidelity Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids Suite 956 Empire Building Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin BRoc1dwc1y 4874 O' . .QW Congratulations . .X All x-'-1 C l. A S S F I 9 4 6 'W TROPHIES CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS From PLAQUES MEDALS CLUBWN5 VICTOR A. NOWAK JEWELRY EMR'-EMS Stylists of School Iewelry ANNOUNCE- AWARDS D . MENTS Your Official Jeweler r..:1 I-.-1 VIOTOR A. NOWAK CO. 623 NORTH SECOND STREET 0 MARQUETTE 3860 PlSZCZEK'S lg. Pharmacy ' , JACKSON PARK JOSEPH P. P1szCzEK, R. Ph. Pl1armaCy . Cor. W. Oklahoma 6. S. 13th St. Cor W. Oklahoma I6 S. l3th, St. Milwaukee, Wis. Phone Mitchell 2477 4314 W. Forest Home Ave., Milwaukee It Pays To Look We1I VISIT VAL'S BARBER SHOP 2103 S. 33rd Street Milwaukee 7, Wis. MARGIE'S SWEET SHOP 2078 South 32nd Street HENRY MASSOBRA, Prop. PHONE ORCHARD 2753 CONFECTIONERY - ICE CREAM SODA - GOOD DRINKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 155 fe IIJ N l t it 6 ' iq, h if - .-.- ll' Q 1 i t .Q g ' f ' 16446447 Each year, as you graduates grow older and eventually establish homes of your own, you will discover that more and more folks want All-Electric homes. You will owe it to your- self, therefore, to he fully informed on low- cost electricity, adequate wiring and electrical appliances - which make electrical living so easily available to all. The Electric Co. Sundaes - Sodas - Candy - Novelties TRY THEM .k AGNES SWEET SHOP s. sara and w. Lincoln Avo. 3400 W- U'1C9'n Ave- orohord 9906-9907 Malwouokoo, wis. I WELL'S SERVICE Corner of S. 30th and W. Lincoln Ave. Pate - HeIIo Neighbor Institutional Foods Since 1885 Lubrication - Carborahon Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin lgniiion Service I O. R. PIEPER CG. 156 8 3 F' uw 5 E: ez 5-e :F 9,55 3,5 :UD 55 24 gm us ii 2 E K 3 rn S U' cn '1 '71 cn fl. ru 71 3 U cn 'U o 52. N' if Vi :s VI r: 1 Q :: Q rn Q o 1 'U o F1 9. o :J T. SWIENTEK LADIES' and CHILDREN'S wsAn 3234 W. Greenfield Ave., Cor. S. 33rd Sf. Telephone ORcl1ard I 739 TADYCH 81 SON FURNITURE co. Q 2974 S. Thirieenfh Sf. Milwaukee 7, Wis PHONE ORCHARD 4909 Es+ima1'es Furnished JENSON 81 JENSON PAlN1Ens and Dzconmons CARL JENSON ELMER JENSON 2036 S. 70+h S+. I242 S. 22nd S+. GR. 2975 OR. 3839 For +he Besl' in Furs JOHN FIGVED FUR COMPANY 34I0 W. Foresi' Home Avenue Ml. 7630 157 RALPH H. KROENING Presideni' 8: General Manager H. F. MIELENZ Secreiary 81 Chief Engineer KROENING ENGINEERING CORPORATION Builders 4500 W. MITCHELL STREET TELEPHONE: MITCHELL I846 MILWAUKEE 0 WISCONSIN MUNICIPAL STRUCTURES 0 DEFENSE HOUSING PLAYGROUNDS 0 REMODELING BUILDINGS POWER PLANTS 0 DAMS O BRIDGES PAVEMENTS GRADING IT'S - A - TREAT - TO - EAT at WALLY'S COFFEE SHOP 3231 West Lincoln Ave. WALLY MACK. Prop. GOOD LUCK - GRADUATES - OF - 1946 WISHING - ALL - A - BRIGHT AND - PROSPEROUS - FUTURE WALLY cmd MABEL SIB Complimenfs of MRS. STEVEN'S Milwc1ukee's Most I-Ippreciated Candy -also- Exclusive PoI'+ery and Novelfies Gi'H's 32 155 W. Wisconsin Ave. Broadway 5179 epenclahle ualit School MEMBERS OF Better Business Bureau, Milwaukee Association ot Commerce, National Association ot Cost Accountants, National Business Teachers Ass'n., National Council ol Business Schools, National Education Association, Wisconsin Business Schools Ass'n., Wisconsin Education Association. .xffbfzuztfw gf,f1AzizcJJ7h oifmzhf , fu 7Wm!nhf0fU2!fW.927i32 32 MITCHELL STREET STATE BANK Mitchell Street at S. llth Established in 1907 Complete Banking Service Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. JOSEPH R. CAVALLA Candid Wedding Pictures O 329 E. Wisconsin Avenue ' BR. 3820 NOPAK Valves and Cylinders Serve Industry in the Efficient Application of Air or Hydraulic Power for Pull- ing, Pushing, Lifting, Clamping and Similar Operations. 0 NOPAK Operating Valves, 2-, 3- and 4-Way, are made in Hand, Foot and Solenoid Models. 0 NOPAK Cylinders are made in 3 different types and in 6 stan- dard mountingsg any length ot l E ' L ' ,5 strolne. 4 GALLAND-HENNING MANUFACTURING co. 2753 S. 3lst Street Milwaukee 7, Wis. .W VALVES and CYLINDERS DESIGNED for AIR or HYDRAULIC SERVICE U 159 ACKNOWLEDGMENT E235 Mr. Leonard Okulski and Mr. Dennis Wierzba were lhe pho+ographers for lhe Cavalier Annual. Gimbel Brafllers 'look lhe pic'l'ures of l'l1e gradu- a+es. The Milwaukee Journal and The Milwaukee Sentinel conlribuled several pholographs. The Business Press. represenled by Mr. Charles Hinrichs, did lhe prinfing. The engraving was done under lhe direclion of Mr. Roy Sloul- hammer of +he Premier Engraving Company. 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