Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1948 volume:

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F rom the muddy ruts of the p1oneer wagon wheels and the Wa 2 of the sailboats sprang the roads of human progress. Motivated by spirit of political and economic freedom, the sturdy pioneers directed ' their energies toward the development of industries, govemment, churches and schools in the Wisconsin Territory. , X A P I. 13.154 , 1- - 5 Q h ,g l M May 29, 1948-W1scons1n s one-hundredth anniversary-the cu I' ic 3 m1nat1on of a century of progress. - 4' -9.3 f-,, jff ,' ,A ga I - Qg as The roads of the ioneer da s have become the hi hwa s of one f. ,,,N- .- N the most important states mfthe Un1on. They lead to flourishing farms and thriving industries. Wisconsin's democratic schools have sent forth 6 I leaders, whose thoughts have enriched the nation and ever encouraged I . that continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone th , Truth can be found. V. ,... E .E s f aatta g - I A ,a I r. . . . I rat 1 v I 5 ' ' 'S ,l .b ,.. ew es .. .ii gki , f A 2 A I I' ... 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This is a I ., i N , Nc, 2 ,,3- ,biz :SS V .Q V 5 4 y P If jun xlf' Q. 44 s ln the vaunted works of art, the master's stroke is nature's part. Soft, balmy breezes-a stately structure- and gay 10' 1 v t 1 E THE students in their leisure. 9 Y l V gut 'ww 9 J: na-4. V . f -X W sf ' V KW sn ..5... Anqles and shadows. , ss L K ' ii . ff 1 V 7 s-wwf , V ffaf 1' f .. i ., v Windows that are the eyes of knowledqeff ff? 5 X X X ,JM hut 1' 'X Eff fr UfW', Mg' if I f gl t E -. K K . Afiv s. . s ' ,uv 3 - . 1 s vs, 5 f f ' I :I ,. 9 N X, P ,N I L ul X-f 1 I 1 3 1 IN , Sl ix Q 4 3 What visions can be captured by the human eye? The majesty of man's genius- expressed in brick and steel. CCL M0 Yi i Af W5 rs, X yi .fy W W? X X J, 111,775 I 13,17 or .YJ fa, 2 1 v Wk A M ,sr Nf- X 4 A Y: ,, i i . E: 'li ,ff Q 11I'l 2 all hlfm 15.4 Eli fri Mali: xl? Q, 1 t, 319 J' E nr Q51 A U7 Qu an ,,- ' vi' s If It N 1 My-X E5 YI E! :BQ ,, . ru Spacious- the exact word for campus and burldmq Q L O Q Nature is the perfect frame tor every picture. jj . - N X fa f 5 Cf' X W Mfg If , ld L Vx, ju ' L I ,roi .V . 'LJLJ V, , 0' , My KU Q yy IJ! 1, ' . J, df' X '4 2' 5 U! 5 t y. 3 p -1' 1 9 yd' A V1.1 f wif, ' kj f' t ,UC ff M' av if fy, AQ' f A xfwn V' J' 1 .ff ,t I if f fy Vu' And now comes your opportunity to promote the second Century of Progress. sfizz f Qmf it . . -W -., . ' d f Miss Marion A. Ericltten J Mrs. Virginia S. Collins Miss Elizabeth D. Kagel Mr. Chester Trost Secretary I T ' Secretary Secretary School Accountant '- 'i - Treasurer's Oflice N, l I f , l' t i : L I W W .f 'H F' A May he1p.you? graciously inquires an office secretary with a cheery smile, Cheer- ful and e icient are adjectives well attributed to the three office secretaries, for they give L gergdrously bf their iintiriyigtejiorts. Without their aid, Pulaski would be sorely tried to Z'-'Y .xx rnairitain its reputation for courteous slervice. is ' r l ' at y Mix Warmer MONITORS EK RQWqll1lflH,.to riohll: lshirley Honclricksg Norman Nowalxowslri, Beverly Krzewinsli, Beverly Fricke. MIDDLE R W le fvto rriglifli Lorraine Kremplewskl, lLaverne Golombowsli, Sylvia Nastulslti, Janet Perry, Rosalie Parry. BOTTOA ,ROW 'lleft' fo rigliflz Caroline Zielski, Myra Gaiewslci, Marian Pedder, Lois Gut, Virginia Schweiher. lvll it A L4 -9- Miss Windau Librarian LIBRARY MONITORS TOP llefi' fo righll: John Kilps, Gloria Pacholski, Berry Slincle, Emily Rossa, Esfher Price, Geraldine Lisowski, Bradley Allen. BOTTOM lleff lo righfl: Rosemary Egicle, Pafricia Kobylczalr, Jacqueline Rome, La Vaughn Honadel, Marlene Leirloff, Marian Hornborg, Theresa Przeworslli. These friendly monitors aid Pulaskians in the use of their library. 'I N! 'V,,,,0'l.f .1 XVI: , x I-21 9 MW d' 'vLL 5 2 g ' f Vt'VLAf 'f M k M Fw s ff? 4 W LM MW- A4 3 XJ Y f J , Lrdq 4: V 12.1 m an-fy xt uf-X iff, Q-V fc Xfz 'ff' -P b H V.. ,WA ., ,fn if - in J I J XL I 3 25 !. 4 V ,J t, 'fbfggwr A , 5 i A xv, w M if M. - , V 'ff V A 9 lf. 5' ff U Ww 'Z' fX 1 . tx ! wi 11 gi 5 f I. .S0I0.csKf,., , ,,, ,A JHNUHHY ElHSS1HlH MEMORIES Remember our first days at Pulaski when we were verdant freshmen? Remember how the corridors loomed up at us at every turn: how we bought those elevator passes: how we had to wait in line at the bookstore: how we rushed down to the cafeteria to find a table? Remember? Remember our sophomore year? Remember how we rooted at football games, basketball games and swimming meets CWe had just discovered what fun they were.J: how we dreaded the very thought of mark day: how we danced at the football hop and barn dance? Remember? Remember the year we were juniors? Remember how elated we were the night of our prom: how We went to see the noon-hour programs faithfully every day: how We cheered at the pep rallies: how we got caught in the big snow storm? Remember? . Remember our senior year? Remember how we looked down on the tiny freshmen and the even tinier seventh graders lThey seem to get smaller every year.D: how worldly we felt on cap and gown day: how excited we were the night of grad- uation? Remember? Don't ever forget! ... 12 1 HHNHH siuniius Mary Ann Wieirzychowski Shirley Marine Valedicforian Salufaiorian Joan Burmeisier Fredricir May Lois Prey Shirley Bridgford Dale Worden Eunice Siubal Rosemarie Pahl Diana Massen .. 13 - my we ,Z 4 f 5-53 55:42 ' I r ,T a-1 .:,.-few . a:':v:f-l--M:...-fa.:g.,':,'ff5:. Q 4 5 'E' 'M9 ,,,,.. f LEROY ALBRECHT-Science-A Cappella Choir: AII-Ciiy Choir: AII-Ci+y Cenfennial Choir: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Tonight the King: If I Were King: Courr of Honor: Fooiball: Hall Moniior: In+er-Class Swim Meei: Life Saving: Senior Taleni' Show: Spring Conceri: Swimming Club: Swimming Team: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage: WresIIing.- The De Die Guy of P. U. High. MARGARET BEJMA-Eleclive-Chorus: Com- mercial Service Club: Home Economics Club: Office Monifor: Spring Concerf: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Bei-ma a'Hen- Iion Io her in fhe 'Fu+ure. LORAYNE BEST-Science-Blue Mask: Girls' A+hIe+ic Associaiion: Hall Moniior: Home Economics Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- Lorayne's always ai' her besf. JOYCE BONG-General Clerical-Girls' Glee Club: Spring Conceri: Sub-Deb Club. -Bongo, Bongo, Bongo, I don I wanna' leave . . . SHIRLEY BRIDGFORD - Accouniing - A+- Iendance Moniior: Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Office Monitor: Sub-Deb Club.-B. for Bridgford, Boys, and Brains. LOIS BRUESER-Eleciive-Blue Mask: Girls' Afhleiic Associa+ion: Hall Monifor: Usher. -Was her hearf in room live or room Ihirfy? DAVID BRUSS - Elecfive - Hall Moniior. - Sharp wifs like sharp knives ofien cuf iheir owners' fingers. RUTH BUDNY-Science-Blue Mask: Girls' Afhleiic Associafion: Hall Moniior: Sub-Deb Club.-There's mischief in Ihose laughing eyes. JOAN BURMEISTER - English - Commercial Service Club: Spanish Club.-Souih America here she comes! ROBERT CAMERON - Science - A Cappella STANLEY CHOJNACKI-Eleciive-You can I ALICE CICHY - Eleciive - Chorus: Commei Choir: Boys' Glee Club: Spring Concerf: sail through school. cial Service Club: Home Economics Cluk Track.-Big-Iime vegefable jockey af fhe Sub-Deb Club.-If your hair is unbecomln Naiional Tea. 'Io you, you should be coming fo me. DONALD CHANDLER-Eleciive-A Cappella DOLORES CHOJNOWSKI - EIeciive.- She'II Choir: Spring Concert- Life wifhouf errors 'Ihink abou? if Iomorrow. would be exceedingly dull. 4- swpt h NE CIESIELSKI-English-A Cappella hoir: Camera Club: Cavalier Annual Staff: heer Leader: Court ot Honor: Girls' Ath- letic Association: Hall Monitor: Inter-Class lSwim Meet: Lite Saving: Spring Concert: Water Ballet.-Cool, calm, and contagious. RICHARD DEMSKI -Science-Basketball: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Tonight the King: Court ot Honor: Football: Hall Moni- tor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Latin Club: Senior Talent Show: Spring Concert: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.-My only books were women's looks, and tolly's all they taught me. RITA CZAJKOWSKI - Elective-Attendance Monitor: Blue Mask: Girls' Athletic Associa tion. - Senior Rita. LA VERNE DROUT-Elective-Attendance Monitor: Blue Mask: Tonight the Kingg Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Ottice Monitor.- l'm looking over a four-leaf clover. FRANK DZIERZEWSKI - Elective - Basketball: Blue Mask: Football: Gym Team: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.- Everyone should like to be Frank. KEN N ETH ECKERT- Elective - Blue Mask: Hall Monitor: Track: Waste Paper Salvage. -Manana -'that's good enough tor me. RICHARD ELERT-Elective-Waste Paper Salvage.-Always alert for some sharp skirt. JEAN ERDAHL-English-Camera Club: Girls' Glee Club: Sub-Deb Club. - Jeanie with the light brown hair. LEONARD FLIS-Elective-All-City Senior Band: Blue Mask: Tonight the Kingj Football: Gym Team: Pep Band: Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert: Track: Wrestling. -Oh, come on-Flex a muscle tor us. ' MELVIN GAUDYNSKI - Elective- Blue Mask. - Bashtul - we wonder? RONALD GO RSKI - Elective - Blue Mask: Cavalier Newspaper Editor: Hall Monitor: Quill and Scroll.- If in doubt-don't. DONALD GRALINSKI - English - Basketball: Football: Hall Monitor: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.-Cheer up: the worst is yet to come. DONALD DILLON-Science-Blue Maski Hall Monitor.-D. D. no T. LE ROY D ETTM ER- Elective -A Cappella Choir: All-City Choir: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: If I Were King: Camera Club: Football Manager: Hall Monitor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Senior Talent Show: Spring Concert: Track: Waste Paper Salvage: Wrestling.-A comedian in his own right. ,:, iff? ' ' if i A 9 - S R' t : 1 7 ...15... good bye. man's Gulfch. meek, buf masculine. noi' know everyihing. wise: some are ofherwise. cerfainly has a lol' of fun. ROSEMARY GRYCOWSKI-Eleciive-A' Cappella Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Chorus: Hall Moniior: Spring Concert-My lasi' BENJAMIN GULTCH - Elecfive - Noi dead DONALD HAFEMAN-Elecfive-Archery Club: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Fooiball: Gym Team: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Mild, VERNON HAFEMAN - Elec+ive.- One can- DALE HlNZ-English-A Cappella Choir: Cavalier Newspaper S+aFi: If I Were King: Couri' of Honor: Foofball: Hall Moniior: Senior Taleni' Show: Spring Conceri: Track: Wasie Paper Salvage.-l've finally decided io go io college: all you lose is four years. ANN MARIE lGLlNSKl-Elecfive-Blue Mask: If I Were King: Hall Monitor: Infer- Class Swim Meei: Life Saving: Sub-Deb Club: Usher.-Three l's are beHer 'rhan iwo. RAYMOND JACHOWICZ - Science - Cava- lier Newspaper Edifor-in-Chief: Hall Moni'l'or: Quill and Scroll: Wasie Paper Salvage.- Ray is really a Jack-o-wiis. RICHARD JENS - Science - Baskeiball: Hall Monifor: Tennis: Track.-Some are wea+her-- MARY KEPNER-Eleciive-Girls' Afhleiic Associafion: Home Economics Club: Oiiice Monifor.-Affer all her work is done, she l i BARBARA KIELGAS-Eleciive-Chorus: GERALDINE KLECZKA- English- Blue Mask: GORDON KRAWCZYK- Elecfive-Baske Girls Glee Club Hall Monifor: Spring Con- Courr of Honor: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: ball: Blue Mask: Fooiball: Hall Moniid ceri' Usher A line Chorus-girl. Hall Monifor: Life Saving: Oral Language- infer-Class Swim Meei: Track: Wasie Pap Polish: Sub-Deb Club: Wasie Paper Salvage. Salvage.-Don'+ fake life so seriously: you -A decided blond-she iusf decided. never gel oui' of ii alive anyway. , ARLENE KLABUNDE-S+enographic-Chorus: JOSEPH KRAMASZ-Science-AH'endance Girls' Glee Club.-lnieresfing, infelligenf ihe eyes have ii. Monifor: Baskefball: Blue Mask: Tonight the King: If I Were King: Hall Monifor: Hall Moniior Capfain: infer-Class Swim Meei: Senior Taleni' Show: Track: Usher: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-l know and love ihe good: yer ihe mischief pursues. i -16- l ORMAN LASSA - Science - A Cappella IONE LEVERENCE-English-Blue Mask, Cav- ROBERT LIPINSKI - Eleciive--Baskeiball: Blue CIIOIFI Blue MGSRI Boys' GIGS Club: Cheer alier Newspaper Edifor: HaII Moniforg Quill Mask: Foofball: Inier-Class Swim Meei: Leader: TOUIUM 'he Kingi COUYI' of HOHOYI and Scroll: Spanish Club.-Heard melodies Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Early 'Io rise, Hall MOIIIIOYI IHISI'-CIGSS Swim Meefi I-IIS are sweef, buf Ihose unheard are sweeier. early 'Io bed, makes a man healfhy, wealfhy Saving: Spring Concerf: Swimming Team: and dgad, Tennis: Track: Wasfe Paper SaIvage.-Loco- mofive Lassy. HELEN LEISTIKOW-Elecfive--Chorus: Girls' NATHAN LEVY-EIecIive- Tonight the Kingj Glee Club: Sub-Deb Club: Wasie Paper Sal- Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-This Levy vage.-She Leis-Io-ko-ouf wifh --. can'f hold back fun. DOLORES MARENDA-Sfenographic-Courf I I' of Honor: Hall Monifor: Sub-Deb Club- Jusf caII me Dolly. SHIRLEY MARINE - English - A Cappella Choir: AII-Cify Choir: AII-Cify Ceniennial Choir: Cavalier Newspaper Edifor: Couri of Honor: Hall Moniforg Infer-Class Swim Meer: Quill and Scroll: Saluiaforian: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerf: Vice-Presidenuf. Senior Class: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-She's an elec- frocufie-a Iive-wire bruneife. DIANA MASSEN-English-Blue Mask: Cav- . alier Annual Sfaff: Courf of Honor: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Hall Monifor: Quil and Scroll.-As her eyes sparkle, so shines her infellecf. FREDERICK MAY- Elecfive -Cavalier Annual Sfaff: Gym Team: Hall Monifor: Treasurer, Junior Class: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-If Freddie may, why can'f I? JUNE MICHELS-English-Blue Mask: Girls' Afhlefic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Oral Language-German: Sub-Deb Club' Wasfe Pa er Salva e.-She knows - P 9 wha'I's besf for her. RICHARD MICHELSON-Science-Blue Mask: Foofball: Hall Monifor: Infer-Class Swim Meef: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Sleep ' ,is imporfani. Need we say more? KATHLEEN MINERATH-Science-Hall Mon- i+or.-The fewer fhe words, fhe greaier fhe profit ' RONALD NELDNER - Science - Audio-Visual Monifor: Blue Mask: Camera Club: Cavalier Annual Siaff: Hall Monifor: Infer-Class Swim Meef: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Smile preH'y. I Please. JOSEPH NEUBAUER - Elecfive - Baskeiball: Oflice Monifor.-Folks are beHer Ihan angels. , mga ..17.. ,ll I I HENRY OTOLINSKI-English-Basketball: Blue I Mask: Tonight the King: Football: Gym Team: Track: Wrestling.-O'Henry-public energy No. I. ROSEMARIE PAHL - English - Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Spanish Club.-I am not atraid ot tomorrow, tor I have seen yesterday and I love today. ADELL PANKOWSKI-Science-A Cappella Choir: Aeronautics Club: Chorus: Chemistry Club: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Mon- itor: Leathercraft: Oral Language-Polish: Usher.-She who labors diligently need never despair. , VIRGINIA PAWLOWSKI - Stenographic - A Cappella Choir: All-City Choir: All-City Centennial Choir: Chorus: Girls' Athletic Association: Spring Concert: Stamp Collec- tors' Club.-V. P.-very pleasant, poised and precise. CAROLINE PECK-Elective-'Hall Monitor.- Silence at the proper season is wisdom. CAROL PERRY-Elective-All-City Senior Or- chestra: Chorus: Girls' Athletic Association: Ottice Monitor: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert.-A little spark kindles a great tire. NORMA PETERSON-Elective-A Cappella Choir: All-City Choir: All-City Centennial Choir: Blue Mask: Tonight the Kingg Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Sen- 1 ior Orchestra: Senior Talent Show: Spring Concert.-Music is the speech of angels. ELAINE POLLACK-Stenographic-Attendance Monitor: Blue Mask: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion: Lite Saving: Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class: Senior Prom Queen: Senior Talent Show: Sub-Deb Club.-The queen ot queens. GERALD POLLEI-Science-A Cappella Choir: Basketball: Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Football: Senior Talent Show: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.-Be wary ot Gerry. I LOIS PREY - English - Attendance Monitor: LA VERNE ROSS-Elective-A Cappella Choir: BETTY SCHESNY -- English - Advisement Mr Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Girls' Glee All-City Choir: Blue Mask: Tonight the Kingj itor: Blue Mask: Cavalier Annual Editor: C- Club.-Oh, please, come out and Prey If I Were King: Senior Talent Show: Spring alier Annual Staff: Cavalier Newspaper Sta with me. Concert: Sub-Deb Club: Waste Paper Sal- Chorus: Tonight the Kingg Fashion Desi vage.-I came. I saw, I conqa'd. Club: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Q1 and Scroll: Spanish Club: Senior Talent Sho Spring Concert.-What happens Behi Those Swinging Doors? DOROTHY PROKOP-Elective-Hall Monitor: RITA RUDZINSKI-Elective-Attendance Mon- - Home Economics Club.-Dorothy Prok-op itor: Chorus: Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: with whom? Usher: Waste Paper Salvage.-Danger-R.R. -13- 5 S 'I .., 1 TTY SCHIMMELPFENNIG-Science-Chorus: JAMES SHACKETT - Eleclive - A Cappella WALTER SIEVERT-Eleclive-Blue Mask Boys Girls Glee Club Hall Monilor: Office Mon- Choir: Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Boys' Glee Club: If I Were King: Couri of Honor :for Spring Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage. Glee Club: If I Were King: Couri of Honor: Leafhercraff: Spring Ccncerf: Wasfe Paper Backward if spells Ginnefplemmihcs -. Chemislry Club: Foofball: Gym Team: Spring Salvage.-Nancy lalDornlsl his Ife Concerl: Track.-He smiles his way 'lhrough 'ihick and rhin. JOYCE SEAGER-Elecfive-Hall Monilor: Life Saving: Sub-Deb Club.-She 'who sfands high can see from afar. KENNETH SHOLES-Elec+ive-All-Cify Senior Orchesira: All-Ciiy Cenfennial Senior Band- Orchesfra: Baskefball: 'Blue Mask: Drum Maior: Pep Band Leader: Radio Club: Senior Band: Senior Orchesira: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Concerr: Track.-All ihal- marching will wear ouf his Sholes. MARVIN SINGER-Elecfive-Boys' Glee Club: Spring Concerl.-A song will oullive all sermons. EUNICE SKUBAL-Elecfive-Alfendance Mon- ifor: Home Economics Club: Office Moniior: Sub-Deb Club.- ln queslions and confidence she'll be your sfrenglh. ROBERT SODEMANN - Elecfive - Camera Club: Cavalier Annual Slafi: Hall Monifor: Pep Band: Senior Band.-Make up your mind, Bob: are ye in or oof? JEROME SPORS-Eleclive-A Cappella Choir: Chemislry Club: Gym Team: Life Saving: Lealhsrcrafi: Spring Conoerlu-He didn'+ wani' 'lo sei 'lhe world on fire-iusl room 33. AUDREY STEIN-Eleciive-Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerf.-Be kind lo her vir- lues and blind lo her faulls. NATALIE WAWRZON - English - Aliendance Moniior: Girls' Alhlefic Associaiion: Hall Monilor: Oflice Monilor: Wasie Paper Sal- vage.-The Moe' 'lhe merrier. AUDREY WEBER-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Hall Moni'lor: Sub-Deb Club: Wasle Paper Sal- vage.-Where lhere's smoke 'lhere's fire. DORIS WERNER-Sienographic.-l believe in making people happy, 'ihal s lhe way l Jake my fun. MARY WIETRZYCHOWSKI - Slenographic - A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Girls' Aihleiic Associafion: Hall Monifor: Spring Concerl: Valediclorian: Wasle Paper Salvage.-I am loo small for winds +o mar my surface. r-- I l i V 5 l Y' .L wr Q'f'z1'Sflif MARVIN WINTER-Science-Hall Moniior.- Learning makes a man 'fir company for himself. IRENE WOLDANSKI -- Science - Ailendance Moniior: Blue Mask: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Oflice Moniior: Spring Conceri: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- lrene Wol-dance wiih -? DALE WORDEN-Science-A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Couri of Honor: Fooiball: lnfer- Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Pep Band: Senior Band: Senior Orchesira: Senior Prom King: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Concert Swimming Team: Tennis: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage.-And gladly would he learn and gladly ieach. IRENE WOZNIAK-Eleciive-Blue Mask: T0- night the King: Girls' Afhleric Associalfion: Hall Monifor: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Noi' a siren, iusf a howl. GERALD WOZNIAK - Science - Baskeiball: Camera Club: Hall Moniior: lnfer-Class Swim Meei: Swimming Team: Wasie Paper Salvage.-I gave up fhinking: i+'s a bad habif. DOLORES WROBLEWSKI - Eleciive - Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Aihlefic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Usher: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Life is IOM: whaf you make ir and 907: how you fake ii. DONALD WULFF-Science-A Cappella Choir: Baskeiball: Boys' Glee Club: Fooiball: Hall Moniior: Presidenf, Senior Class: Spring 'Con- cerf: Track: Wresfling.-This Wulff belongs io ihe silenr pack. ALLAN WULZ - Science - Baskeiball: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Camera Club: If I Were King: Fooiball: Hall Moniior: Hall Monifor Capiain: lnier-Class Swim Meei: Oral Language-German: Senior Taleni' Show: Spring Conceri: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -People are funny-l'm a people. - SENIHH PHHM Elaine Pollack Dale Worden 'Midst the surroundings oi the South Pole-ice, penguins, and such, Pulaski students danced at the November Ice Breaker Prom. Groups in charge of camotlage, refresh- ments. music, programming, publicity, entertainment, and tickets all co-ordinated to make the dance a panorama of the icy Antarctic. Prom-going Pulaskians danced between figures oi pen- guins and polor bears: watched the grand march: viewed the Coronation of Elaine Pollack and Dale Worden, prom queen and king, and hummed Night and Day, the prom theme song. Penguins, polar bears, the punch bowl, the music, and of course, the dancing, made it a night to be remembered and cherished by all those attending. -21- X in H NMQm 0n.,. I elif -QX -un- f 11 4.3, I . Q, : mm Vt A Juli uinsmiwa MEMORI Freshman days: There was the time we came to Pulaski as excited and amazed freshiesg the time we wandered around the second floor looking for Hoom 319: the time we wrestled with the padlocks, pounded on the locker door, and finally resorted to begging a senior to open it. Richard Richter Pr ' ent' Sophomore days: There was the 'pf time we lolled drowsily on the campus and, ignorant of the time, dozed well into sixth hour: the time we donned our red and blue for school colors day: the time we crammed for exams and wondered whether it was worth it all. LaVerne Sims Vice-President Iunior days: There was the time we got caught eating lunch at our fourth hour post: the time we made hydrogen sulfide in our chemistry class and the whole school reeked of it for the rest of the day: the time we went to the junior prom and didn't get home until the wee hours of the morning. Senior days: There was the time we celebrated New Year's Eve as y only seniors can: the time we Secretary fought for tickets to the state swim meet and finally gave up in disgust: the time we worried for five weeks before we were assured of a class play: and, of course, there was the time we graduated. Wanda Makowslti Alvo Cherne Treasurer -23- HHNHH slums Mary Kapmarski LaVerne Sims Vaiedicforian Jane? Thomas Ba rbara U rbanski Saluiaiorian i , Gloria Liss Joan Koflarelr Mary Ann Smigelski Richard Fix Valerie Labuislri Rosella Lepalr 4 ... 'T RRELL ACKER-Elecfive-Archery Club: ALBERT ANUTA - Science - Camera Club: RALPH AST- Manual Ads- Blue Mask: Boys olf Team: lnier-Class Swim Meef: Life Sav- g: Leafhercrafl: Swimming Team.-Women ould be more charming if one could fall fo fheir arms, no? info fheir hands. CavalierXAnnuaI Siaff: Cross Counlry: Fool- Glee Club: Life Saving: Oral Language Ger ball: Infer-Class Swim Meei: infer-Class man Club: Radio Club: Spring Conceri Wreslling Meef: Life Saving: School Piclure Wasie Paper Salvage.-Jus+ asf Ralph. Service: Track: Wresfling.-Will lhaf bulb ever be very reliable? BOYD ALLEN-Science-Auclio-Visual Monifor: HAZEL ARNDT-Elecfive-AHendance Mon- Foorball: Track: Wresfling.-If is impossible ifor: Sub-Deb Club: Usher.-Arndf you lhe fo enioy idling ihoroughly unless one has clerk a+ Trimborne? plenfy of work fo do. ELMER BACH-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Chem- isfry Club: Movie Making.-Don'f pass 'I'emp- l iafion Iigh'I'ly by, if may never come again. GLORIA BALCERZAK-Eleclive-Tonight fhe King: Girls' Aihlefic Associafion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Leafhercrafi: Spring Concerf: Sub-Deb Club: Usher: Was+e Paper Salvage.-A foolish consisfency is ihe hob- goblin of liHle minds. JOHN BARBASIEWICZ - Science -- Foofball: Track. -- Beffer lafe Ihan never. PATRICIA BATOGOWSKI-English-Cavalier Annual Sfaff: Hall Monilor.-She says buf liHIe and says Ihaf Iiifle well. DELORES BAUER-Sfenographic-Commercial Service Club: Girls' Afhlefic Associafiom- No one can give you wiser advice fhan yourself. WILLIAM BAUM-Science-Baskefball: Chem- isiry Club: Cross Couniry: Science Club: Track.-Advenfure is noi ouisicle a man- i1 s wifhin. JOHN BAUMAN-- Manual Arls- Baskefball: Dolphin Club: Foofball: Hall Monifor: Infer- Class Swim Meef: Tennis.-Whaf a swim- mer, fake a bow-man. MARILYN BAUMANN-Science-A Cappella Choir: Affendance Monifor: Girls' Alhlefic Associaiion: infer-Class Swim Meer: Life Saving: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage: Wafer Ballet-Cies-lacking in nolhing. JOHN BEDNAREK-Elecfive--Archery Club: Boys'VGIee Club: Foofball: Gym Team: Hall Monitor: Spring Concerr: Track: Usher: Wasre Paper Salvage.-Humor is the harmony of rhe heart wig' -25... fw, , ,,,, W, Ve., GERALDINE BEHNKE-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Chorus: Hall Monilor:-Office Monilor: Usher. --Life is noi' a speclacle or a feasl: if is a predicamenl'. GERALD BEHRENDT-Science-Blue Mask: Class Play: Gym Team: Hall Monilor: Radio Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-He's an ex- perl--one who knows more and more abou? less and less. IRENE BELL-Elecfive-Allendance Monilor: Chorus: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Harmony: lnl'er- Class Swim Meeh Office Monilor: Senior Band: Senior Orcheslra: Senior Talenl' Show: Spring Concerf: Speech Choir.-H is easy lo know and do righl. When in doubl, sim- ply do whalever you leasl wanl' lo do. SHIRLEY BERGHOEFER--Eleclive-Blue Mask: Girls' Aihlelic Associalion: Hall Monilor: Lal'in Club: Sub-Deb Club: Science Club.- Polileness is lo human nalure whal' warmfh is l'o wax. SHIRLEY BERNDT--Science-Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Hall Monilor: Lealhercrafl: Sub- Deb Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-She uses horse sense-lhal which keeps horses from belling on whal' people will do. DAVID BERTLING-Science-All-Cify Senior Band: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Con- cerl.-A modes? man is usually admired- if people ever hear of him. AUDREY BEYER--Eleclive-Chorus: Girls' Alh- lelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concert-A companion lhal is cheerful . . . is worfh gold. RITA BIELAWSKI-Sfenographic-A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Office Monifor: Oral Language-Polish: Sen- ior Orchesfra: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl. ROBERT BINGER-Eleclive.-Success is gel'- fing whal' you wan'l': happiness is wanfing BERNICE BLATTNER-Eleclive-Commercial BERNADINE BONK-Elecfive-Chorus: Courl JACQUELINE BOUCHARD-English-A C4 Service Club: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: of Honor: Girls' Alhlelic Associaiion: Girls' pella Choir: Chorus: Commercial Serv Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Oral Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Lal'in Club: Office Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerf: Si Language--German: Radio Club: Wasre Monilor: Spring Conceri: Wasfe Paper Sal- Deb Club.-To profil' from good advice Raper Salvage.-Smile and l'Il . . . vage.- H' is personality fhal' moves lhe age. quires ffwre Wisdom fhan fo give if. JAMES BI-UEMEI- 'EISCHVG-DOIPIWIHV CII-lb! RICHARD BORKOWICZ-Science-Baskelball: Life Swing? Swimming CIUI-Vi Swlmffllnq Baskefball Manager: Foolball: Track.-Enjoy Xa Tfm-'Whose words all 955 look CaPI VeI every momenl: pleasures do nol' commonly 5 cj lasl so long as life. P ...2S- whaf you gel. I onight the King: Foolball: Hall Monifor: Swim Meef.-His hobby is girls his algebra helps him fo find all lhe BROSINGER-Commercial-Girls' Associalion: Hall Monifor: lnler- ef : 5 Ml K BRODZIK-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Chorus: THOMAS BRUCKWICKI -Science-A Ca P. pella Choir: All-Cify Choir: All-Cify Cenfen- nial Choir: Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Fashion: Hall Monifor: Movie Making: Radio Club: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-My fheory is lo enioy life, buf fhe praclice is againsl il. Swim Meef: Olilice Monifor: Sub-Deb DELORES BRZEZINSKI - Eleclive - Cavalier lub: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Waler Baller. Annual Edifor: Cavalier Newspaper1Edilor: Affraciive, fair spoken, and persuading. Fashion Design Club: Girls' Arhleiil Associa- a VINCENT BUDZISZEK-Science-Boys' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Senior Band: Spring Conceri: Sfage Crew: Was+e Paper Salvage. -He'd make a good policeman, he's gof lhe bear for i+. RUTH BUSS-Eleclive-Blue Mask: Cavalier Annual Sfaff: Tonight the King: Hall Moni- for: Radio Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-ll is nor wise io be wiser fhan necessary. ALICE BUSZKlEWICZ-Sfenographic-Leafher- craff.--We may always find lime +o grow old. JACK CALLAHAN-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Gym Team: Hall Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage. -The legend sfill persisfs-a man's a man. RUSSEL CAMPION-Elec+ive-A Cappella Choir: Boys' Glee Club: Leafhercrafl: Spring Concert-Now be sure, is if Russell or Rich? RICHARD CHANDLER - Elecfive - Foofball: Gym Team: Hall Monifor: Wrestling.-My falher and mofher were first cousins, +ha+'s why l look so much alike. FLORENCE CHELMlNlAK - Science - Blue Mask: Camera Club: Chorus: Chemisfry Club: Girls' Aihleiic Associafion: Girls' Glee Club: Office Monifor: Spring Conce-r+: Speech Choir: Wasfe Paper Salvage-My way is 'io begin wilh the beginning. ALVO CHERNE - Science - Archery Club: Foofball: Hall Moniior: Hall Monilor Cap- iain: Life Saving: Radio Club: Swimming Team: Track.-This All-American really churns up fhe waier. DELBERT CHMIELEWSKI-English-Boys' Glee Club: Camera Club: Cavalier Annual Sfaff: Chorus: Leafhercrafi: Oral Language-Pol- ish: Radio Club: Spring Concert-A pes- simisf-when he has the choice of fwo evils chooses bolh. ifissisaf ' N.. 1' ir' 5 aj is f QM f lion: Inframural, Secrefary: Oral Language- Polish: Quill and Scroll: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Go lo your business, pleasure, whilsf l go +o my pleasure, business. ARTHUR BUDZAK - Eleclive - Baskefball: Chemisfry Club: Foofball: lnler-Class Swim Meer: Radio Speech Club: Swimming Team: Track: Cross Counfry Capfain: Fashion.-A gardener, does he specialize in Bachelor Buf- +ons or Iris? V i - K ,, lg me -27- YW , A., F ,,,,,, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I . fc. 5 In hlll in , in f V , , x . . ' - V, -. I , , A ' ' ':'2 ,T . Y 5 i 4 ft' Wise, A T ,, I,.I - f - I . I is T ' 'lk - 1 aj' ,. Qi kk' . i - STANLEY CHOJNACKI-Eleciive-Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Spring Concerf.-Time is Ioo shorf 'ro know everyone. BEATRICE CHOPP - Eleciive - Aifendance Monifor: Cavalier Newspaper Siaff: Leafher- crafi: Quill and Scroll: Sub-Deb Club: Speech Choir.-A modes? girl never pur- sues a man nor does a mouse Irap pursue Ihe mouse. , MARVIN CH RISTIANSON - Science-Baskeh ball: Blue Mask: Movie Making: Senior Tal- en+ Show: Wasle Paper Salvage.-To be swifr is less Ihan Io be wise. AUGUST ClBARICH-Science-Foo-Iball: Infer- Class Wres+ling Meef: Track: Wres+Iing.- Lei' me do whaf I can, I cannof do more. CYNTHIA CICHACKI-Eleciive-Affendance Moniior: Chorus: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Office Mon- ifor: Spring Conceri: Sub-Deb Club: Speech Choir: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Our Cynfhia's in love. VIRGINIA CIESLIK-English-All-Cify Choir: Chorus: Girls' Alhleiic Associa+ion: Girls' Glee Club: Gym Team: Spring Concert- She is 'Ihe darling of his hearf and she lives in our alley. NANCY COLTER-English-Cavalier Annual Sialif: Chorus: Hall Monifor: OFFice Moniror: Quill and Scroll.-She was ever in his Ihoughfs and mosf in his sight CONSTANCE CZAJKOWSKI - English - Hall Monifor: In+er-Class Swim Meef: Oflice Mon- iior: Wasie Paper Salvage: Wafer Ballet- Wha+'s fo come is sfill unsure. RAMONA CZERWINSKI-Science-Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Aihlefic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerf.-Wir consisis in knovqing 'Ihe resemblance of 'fhings which differ, and Ihe difference of ihings which are alike. DOROTHY DANOWSKI -- Eleciive - Chorus: LOUISE DE CASTRO - Eleciive - Cavalier ROBERT DETTLAFF - Science - Baskefb Hall Moni'I'or: Spring ConcerI.-Speed-- Newspaper Siaff: Tonight the King: Fashion Chemisiry Club: Cross Couniry: Ten especially ai 'rhe iypewrifer. Design Club: Spanish Club: Senior Orches- Track.-Many a live wire would be a di Ira: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-She's kniHin' one excepf for his connecfions. for Briiain. ANGELINE DAWIDZIAK-Eleciive-Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Afhleiic Associaiion: Hall Monifor: Oral Language-Polish: Sub-Deb Club: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Deep in your hearf you're a good liHle girl, naughiy Angeline. DORIS DESMET-Sfenographic-Blue Mask: Chorus: Tonight the King: Commercial Serv- ice Club: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Conceri' Sub-Deb Club.-Oh, keep a place aparf within your hearf for liHle dreams +o go. We S rerr ,Q -28 L....-...-- ..,.... M,A..,.-,..A - , . ,ORES DOBBERTIN--English--All-Cily Sen- ALOYSIUS DOLATA-Science.- DI' onilor: Radio Club: Senior Orchesfra: ring Concert-Galher ye rosebuds while .fe 'E M- Q ...,, , f : -21'arfi:1af1.fi,if' y . , -::.,:,:v,35Q.e ,C :Q my I W. K N I ,sf ,A is -2 IA ,, e 1 f -,Sli 54 - we My MM? W iv Do-a-Iala of GERALD DOMINIAK-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: All-Cily Cenfennial Choir: Cavalier Annual S+aFF: Tonight ille Kingj Fashionj Chemislry Club: Hall Moni- 'ror: lnler-Class Swim Meel: Quill and Scroll: Orcheslra: Allendance Monilor: Hall nolhing. may. Senior Orcheslra: Senior Talenf Show: Spring JOYCE Doss-eleaave-Blue Mask: earns' Concert W1-S+e,P-wer Salvage--Work is Alhlelic Associalion: Spanish Club: Senior llle Yeasl' fhef Uses 'lhe dough' Band: Spring Concerl: Sub-Deb Club: Speech GEORGE DOMIN-Science-Baskelball: Fool- Choir: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Wilh all my ball: Hall MONIIOFI Track: Wasle Paper Sal- faulls, I love me slill. vage.-You've no idea whal a low opinion I have of myself-and how liHle I deserve il. DOLORES DOSS - Science - Girls' Alhlelic - ' J R J S T J B J f Associaliong Hall Monifor: lnler-Class Swim Meef: Oral Language-German: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Her charm slrikes 'lhe sighl, and her meril wins lhe soul. ULAINE DOUGLAS-Eleclive-Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Spring Concerl: Sub-Deb Club.-You will be 'lhe lucky one lolling in the summer sun. ONALD DRENZEK - Manual Aris - Aeronau- F Y, , ewT2'l3? if wise? 'rics Club: Lealhercraff: Model Jel' Club: Spanish Club.-To lravel hopefully is beller fhan lo arrive. AMES DREWITZ-Science-Dolphin Club: 1, Infer-Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Swim- E Q ming Club: Swimming Team: Track: Wasle SX Paper Salvage.-They're alike. HIRLEY DREWITZ - Slenographic-AHend- ance Monilor: Chorus: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Meel: Office Monilor: Spring Concert: Sub- Deb Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Bul, oh how different HERESA DREZEK--Eleclive-Alfendance Mon- ifor: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Alh- lelic Associalion: Hall Monilor: Lalin Club: Lealhercraff: Oflice Menilor: Speech Choir: Usher: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Why am I always dreaming of Theresa? AMES DROST - Eleclive -- Camera Club: Fashion: Hall Moniior: Movie Making: Sen- ior Talenl' Show: Speech Choir: Wasle Paper Salvage.-ll' is beller 'lo give lhan lo lend and if cosls. ERNICE DUELGE-Elec+ive- Hall Monilor: Office Monifor: Oral Language-German: Speech Choir: Usher: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Trifles make perfeclion, bul perfeclion is no 'I'rifle. OAN DUROVY-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: All-Cily Cenfennial Choir: Blue Mask: Cheer Leader: Tonight the King: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Hall Monilor: lnler-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Office Monilor: Spring Concerl: Wafer Ballet- All charming people are spoiled: if is fheir secref of aflraclion. in ' 'K 3, vs fi 13 .1a -29.- . MARLENE ENGELKING - Science - Choru: Chemislry Club: Girls' Afhlelic Associalio Hall Monifor: Office Monilor: Spring Coil cerl: Sub-Deb Club.-She's a viclim of lh Economics sfruggle. MARY ANN FILUT - Science - Aflendan Monifor: Camera Club: Why the Chim Rang: Girls' Glee Club: Oral Language Polish Club: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Pap Salvage.-Nursie, come over here and hol my hand. CECILIA FISCHER - Elec+ive - Leafhercrafl- Oral Language-German Club.-Somefhin lells me you and I should be iogelher4 Cecilia. 5' . RICHARD FIX-Science-Baskefball: Cavalie Newspaper Edilor: Gym Team: Quill ani Scroll: Radio Club: Track.-Wisdom co sisls of having a greal' deal +o say, and ng saying if. URSULA FLEISCHER-Science-A Cappell, Choir: All-Cily Choir: All-Ciiy Cenlenni Choir: Cavalier Newspaper Sfaff: Choru Oral Language-German Club: Quill an Scroll: Spring Concerl: Sub-Deb Club.- have never been huri by anyihing I didn' say. MILTON FOELSKE-Science-Baskefball: Ca alier Annual Co-Edifor: Cavalier Annual Sfamq Hall Monilor: Hall Moniior Caplain: Oral Language-German Club: Quill and Scroll A I V Wasle Paper Salvage.-Things don'+ 'furl - 'V 3 3, K,,Vy. up in 'lhe world unfil someone 'lurns 'them up- ' 2 3 g p LAWRENCE FRANECKI-science-Gym rem '-'Kia Q ' in ', W ' ' ,. Siege Crew: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Life I. M' 1 .3 I shorl. The sooner a man begins fo enjoy hil K f A wealfh lhe befier. ' .. 2 r irr ' FRED FREIBURGER-lnduslrial Arls-Foolball , gf: My ' ' .f'V I X Wreslling.-A poor man is happy: he ex. , , .V Pi pecls no change for lhe worse. 'Fei .' 1 ' ' ' '- y ,Q HH ' MARILYN FRIEDMAN - Science-Blue Mask -, ff ' ' i Chemislry Club: Hall Monilor: Sub-Deb Club' Q, ea Faye-swf. if . , . , . - ,wx I - X, V ,l,,y yynky Usher: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Civilizaliori gy iiiigii ' fy 'S - V . A - -+hal's fhe place where I wanl lo be. '.1- 1 5' Q A ,a A I . MARGARET GEBERT- Eleclive - Blue Mask: JAMES GOEDE - Science - Baskefball: Fool- LA VERNE GOLOMBOWSKI - Slenographicy Camera Club: Chorus: Tonight the King: ball: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Full of Alfendance Monifor: Chorus: Why the Chin: Girls' Afhle-lic Associalion: Hall Monilor: Gay-e-de. Jim-iny crickels, he's swell. Rang: Girls' Afhlefic Associalion: Girls' GI lnler-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Wafer Club: Spring Concert-Nafure creaies all Ballef.-Some wrife news, some prin+ if. ily, circumsfances sei if in moiion. and some make if. THOMAS GILLIES-English-Cavalier Annual RITA GOLEMBIEWSKI-Eleclive-Alfendance Sfaff: Tonight the King: Hall Monitor: Quill Monifor: Blue Mask: Girls' Alhlelic Associa- and Scroll: Spanish Club.-If you wanl' lo +ion: Hall Monifor: Wasle Paper Salvage.- be differenl, be like Tom-he's induslrious. Fellowship in ioy, nol sympalhy in sorrow is whaf makes friends. -30- as ' e if W A -' 's- 1.4: as f- - i fl f 1:-31:6 x, , eff.. Q M if P' 2 I N GOLOS--Elective-Chorus: Girls' Glee LORRAINE GRACYALNY-Stenographic-Hall JEAN GREENLESS-Stenographic-Attendance lub: Spring Concert.-Thank heavens, the Monitor: Oral Language-Polish Club.-The Monitor: Hall Monitor: Ottice Monitor: un's gone and I don't have to go out and most certain sign of wisdom is a continued Usher: Waste Paper Salvage.-Whom will nioy it. cheerfulness. she Niel tor? CHESTER GRABOWSKI--Science-Attendance ROBERT GREEN - Mathematics - Basketball: Monitor: Blue Mask: Hall Monitor: Stamp Football: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.-His Collectors' Club.--For a dreamer lives tor- father is a pedestrian. He has a car and a ever and a toiler dies in a day. grown son. BETTY GREGURIICH - Elective - Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship. IRENE GRZELAK-Elective-Court ot Honor: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: Oral Language-Polish Club. -To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. MARY JANE GRZESK-Stenographic-Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Movie Making: Spring Con- cert: Sub-Deb Club: Waste Paper Salvage. - Our youth we can have but today. BERNARD GRZESZKIEWICZ- Mathematics- All-City Senior Orchestra: Senior Band.- He who knows and knows not that he knows is asleep, wake him. JOYCE GUENTHER-Stenographic-Chorus: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concert.-It you are in clover, make the most ot it: the best varieties are cut down once a season. LOIS GUT-Science-All-City Senior Orches- tra: Attendance Monitor: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Spanish Club: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert: Water Ballet: Fashion.-Gut a be this or thatl IRWIN HAEFNER-Science-Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Hall Monitor Captain: Waste Paper Salvage.-Sleep is the best cure tor waking problems. HENRY HAGA-Science- Inter-Class Swim Meet: Model Racing Club: Waste Paper Salvage.-May you live as long as you like. and have 'all you like as long as you live. JANE HAGLUND-English-Cavalier News- paper Stalif: Quill and Scroll: Radio Club: Sub-Deb Club: Fashion.-Now the play has begun-I shall have no peace. r A. 1 My U , I ., x U V 2 Lgtgmgif' .W , 1 .ls 4 il ,ml ,vii fa.: -A, My . if Ju s i fi an fp , X so My as s If i i 3 Qs if 1' ix agg T W' ii in -4 3 it RICHARD HANSEN-Eleclive-Foofball: Infer- Class Swim Meer: Life Saving: Swimming Team: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-lf ai 'firsi' you don'f succeed-give up. ARLOVE HARLEY-Sfencgraphic-Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Afhleiic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerf: Sub-Deb Club: Wasie Paper Salvage.-She's Ar-love. DARLENE HARVEY - Eleclive - Commercial Service Club: Girls' Alhlefic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Leafhercraff: Home Eco- nomics Club: Office Monifor: Spring Con- cerf: Sub-Deb Club: Usher: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- Firsl she musf make up her mind. CAROL HAVLIK-English-Hall Moniior: Al- lenclance Monifor: Office Monifor: Sub-Deb Club: Blue Mask: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- There wasaliffle girlfhaf haclaliH'le curl . . . EMIL HEINS-Elecfive-Camera Club.--Men may be convinced, bul 'lhey cannor be pleased againsf fheir will. CAROL HEISLER--Eleclive-Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerf: Usher.-Success is geHing whal you wanl: happiness is wanling wha? you get ROBERT HELENIAK-Science-Adverlisemeni Moni+or: Cavalier Newspaper Sfaff: Courl of! Honor: Foofball: Gym Team: Hall Monifor:' Quill and Scroll: Track: Wasie Paper Sal- vage: Wresfling.-As fo naps, l'hey're all righ+ for saps perhaps, lo fill in fheir gaps,' buf real chaps don'+ collapse. NADIA HENNIG-Eleclive-Chorus: Girls' Alh- lefic Ass'n: Girls' Glee Club: Oflice Monifor: Spring Concerf.-l feel so pleasingly lazy. ELIZABETH HERBST-Science-All-Cify Sen- ior Band: All-Cify Centennial Senior Band- Orchesira: Blue Mask: Girls' Afhlefic Asso- ciafion: Hall Monifor: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Concert-Consicleralion gels as many vicfories as rashness loses. RUSSELL HILEMAN-Science-Chemisfry Club. ADELL HONECK-Eleciive-Blue Mask: Girls' DELPHINE lGNACZAK - Sfenographic -I woke one morning ancl 'found myself Aihleiic Associafion: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Chorus: Girls' Alhlefic Associafion: G famous. Paper Salvage.-Marriage is cles+iny, hang- Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spanish Cl ing likewise. MONTY HOLMAN - Maihemalics - Archery Club: Baseball Rules lnlerprefafion: Cross Couniry: Aeronauiics Club: Radio Club: Track.-May you live all fhe clays of your life. Spring Concerl: Usher: Wasie Paper vage.-Whirled by whim. PHYLLIS lGLlNSKl-Eleciive-Chorus: Home Economics Club: lnfer-Class Swim Meet- l'd love fo dance fhrough life. -32- E IGNASIAK- Maihemaiics- Blue Mask: avalier Newspaper Slafl: Tonight the King: all Monifor: lnfer-Class Swim Meel: Quill nd Scroll: Sub-Deb Club: Speech Choir: lsher.-Whaf is so fair as a day wilh June! RAINE JABLONSKI - Eleclive - Chorus: Fommercial Service Club: Girls' Glee Club: ealher Crafi: Spring Conceri: Wasfe Paper alvage.-Educalion we are fold is drawing uf of fhe faculfies. GERMAINE JANUCHOWSKI - English - Blue Mask: Girls' Aihleiic Association: Gym Team: Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Oliiice Moniior: Sub-Deb Club: Usher: Wasle Paper Salvage.--Were silence golden-l'd be a pauper. ,MARVIN JASKOLSKI - Eleclive - Adverfise- menf Monilor: Blue Mask: Fooiball: Track: Wasie Paper Salvage: Wresfling.-A man always has iwo reasons for doing ihings- a good reason and fhe real reason. DOROTHY JELINSKI -Elective-Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Speech Choir.-The bes+ ihings come in small packages. YVONNE JENSON - Accounling - Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Oflice Monilor: Senior Band: Senior Orcheslra: Spring Concerf: Waste Paper Salvage.-Laugh where you musi and be candid where you can. ALICE JETKE-Eleclive-Aflendance Moni- for: Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Office Moni+or: Spring Con- ceri: Usher: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Wind and Wayne gel in her hair. ARLENE JOHNSON -Science-Chorus: Chemislry Club: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Hall Monilor: Sub-Deb Club: Wasie Paper Salvage.-I have observed lhee always for a lowardly prompi spirif. MARVIN JOHNSON - Science - lnler-Class Swim Meal: Oral Language-German Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-The obscuresl epoch is loday. THERESA JOZWIAK - Eleclive - Blue Mask: Fashion Design Club: Girls' Afhleiic Associa- fion: Hall Moniior: Spanish Club.-There is a pleasure in being considerably af home, which is noi easily resisied. ' MARY KAPMARSKI - Hisfory - Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- Mary, Mary, never conlrary. LO R RA I N E JAKUBOWSKI - Eleciive. - A+- +endance Moni+or: Blue Mask: Girls' Aihlelic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Home Economics Club: Oral Language- Polish Club: Spring Concerf: Sub-Deb Club: Wasier Paper Salvage.-l have a lifile shad- ow fhal goes in and oui wilh me. ik' FG'-1 iyyi T ARLEEN JANOWIAK-Sfenographic-A Cap- pella Choir: All-Ci+y Choir: Tonight the King: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Afhlefic As- sociafion: Girls' Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Leaiher Craft: Oflice Moniior: Spring Conceri: Wasle Paper Salvage. - Genius begins beauliful work buf only labor finishes ROBERT JANAS - Manual Arfs - If I were 'hem' King: Foofball: Hall Monitor: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Radio Club: Truck: Usher: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-He's good al' selling . . . insurance. . B ' 1 H -, -- f a n V gg f :wp 1,5 X A T 1, f H ima, eZ5!s3Zs,GL 5: H xi i ' 3' ' , ii ' ,Q 5 ls B T 'rs is A , A P - -51 r , 'ff .. i . 1 ,M -i-33- 5' .L s , ,,,,........ ELAINE KARRELS - Science - Cavalier An- nual Sfaff: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Hall Monifor: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Library Monifor: Quill and Scroll: Spanish Club: Sub- Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- She fakes bubble balhs and says lhere's no place like foam. SHIRLEY KARWEIK - Sfenographic - Chorus: Commercial Service Club.- H's a good fhing Waferfown isn'+ in Ohiol ARTHUR KASZA-Eleclive-Life is noi' measured by Ihe fime we live. ARLENE KASZUBA-Modern Foreign Language -Spanish Club.-I have promised, and l'll be as good as my word. RAYMOND KEARNEY- Elecfive - Foofball: Hall Monifor: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage. Whenever I feel like exercise, I lie down unfil fhe feeling passes. DANIEL KEDZIERSKI - Mafhemafics - Infer- Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: Sfage Crew: Swimming Team: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage. He is a worker, he'lI succeed. ROBERT KENDZIERSKI - Elecfive - Camera me 5 ' I, ,N 1 H91 Q 4 Q,-5-,,, ,,,1, fl f ge, . ,, 5 as 9 my 2 E if fe I 3' JUNE KLASE-'Elecfive -A Cappella Choir: MARION KM I EC - Science - Blue Mask: Club: Chemisfry Club: Leafher Craff: Swim- ming Team: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wresfling. - My 'Iheory is fo enjoy life, buf fhe pracfice is againsf if. ' BETTY KILICH - Science - Affendance Moni- . for: Cavalier Annual Sfaff: Chorus: Hall Monifor: Quill and Scroll: Sub-Deb Club. -Everyone knows fhaf l'm Queen Elizabefh. JOHN KILPS-Elecfive-Aeronaufics Club: Hall Monifor: Speech Choir: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wresfling: Wresfling Mana- ger.-Nofhing is'worfh a fhoughf and l'm a fool for fhinking. DOLORES KNUTSON - Science -All- Chorus: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Hall Boys' Glee Club: Tonight the King: Dolphin Senior Band: Chorus: Girls' Afhlefic Asso Monifor: Leafher Craff: Olfice Monifor: Club: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Life Saving: fion: Girls' Glee Club: lnfer-Class S Spring Concerf.-She's our Baby Dump- Swimming Team: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- Meef: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Ci ling lll ' Diving info fhe depfhs of devilfry. cerf: Wasle Paper Salvage: Wafer Ballef. l'm fonder of carafs 'lhan carrofs. FAY KLEIN-Sfenographic-Cavalier Annual WAYNE KNESER-English-Cavalier Annual Edifor: Chorus: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Sfaff: lf,l Were King: Gym Team: Hall Hall Monifor: Radio Club: Wasfe Paper Monifor: Hall Monifor Capfain: Usher: Wasle ' Salvage.-Fay never delkleinls a good offer. Paper Salvage.- l'm noi like ofher boys of I7. I5 or Ib-l'm it ..34.... gr 1- M ERICIA KOBYLCZAK - Science - Chorus: .hemisfry Club: Girls' Alhlelic Associaiion: irls' Glee Club: Library Moniror: Radio lub: Spring Concerl: Sub-Deb Club: Wasle 'aper Salvage.-Abounding in virlue and znowledge, loo: sludying iusl as good girls do. DONALD KOEGEL- Science -All-Cir Senior RITA KOMASSA - Eleclive - Blue Mask: Cho- Y Band: Leafher Crafl: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Concerl.-He is a wise man who will nol be angry. rus: Girls' Alhlefic Associafion: Oral Langu- age-Polish: Spring Concerf.-Some live lies and won'l fell lhem: some fell fhem and won'+ live fhem. DOUGLAS KOCH - Science - Baskefballg RAYMOND KOEPSEL - Science - Hall Mon- Cavalier Annual Edilor-in-Chief: Chemislry ifor: Hall Monilor Caplain: Usher: Wasfe Club: Ouill and Scroll: Track.-No really Paper Salvage.-The greal' pleasure in life great man ever ilhoughf himself 50, is doing whaf people say you cannof do. G RAC E KO N ETZ - Eleclive - Advisemenl' Monilor: Aflendance Monilor: Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Afhlelic Associalion: Library , Monifor: Wasle Paper- Salvage.-Experience is one lhing you can'r gel for nolhing. DOLORES KONIECZKA - Sienographic - Hall Monifor: Spanish Club.-I don'f smile, buf I keep one on file. SYLVIA KORALEWSKI - Elecfive - Blue Mask? Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Oral Language-Polish: Spring Concert-The besl always goes first VIRGINIA KORONKA-Slenographic-Girls' Afhlelic Associalion: lnfer-Class Swim Meer: Movie Making: Spanish Club: Sub-Deb Club: Q Wasle Paper Salvage.-She's a nice lillle 5 worker, who's never a shirker. JAMES KOSIR - Eleclive - Boys' Glee Club. -Serious somelimes, buf, oh, al olhers! JOAN KOTLAREK-S+enographic-Aeronau- fics Club: Blue Mask: Hall Monifor: Home Economics Club: Inler-Class Swim Meer: Office Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage.- Laugh and fhe world laughs wilh you. LORRAINE KRAAYVANGER - English -A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Alfendance Monilorg Chorus: Girls' Afhleiic Associaliong Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Olilice Moni- i for: Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl: Speech Choir.-A Model Pulaskian. JAMES KRESSBACK- Malhemafics-Chemis- fry Club: Hall Monilor: Sfamp Collecfors' Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-A good la+her is half ihe shave. PATRICIA KRINGLE - Slenographic - Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Usher: Wasle Paper Sal- vage: Home Economics Club.-Talking is ihe gifl of women. , ,.4v. I PM Y 1 .af ef ea - ev' l ,'- ' ...35- -in 'frm T - 1' 'Kiln X53 ' ' 'X 3 'Z r 3 :W 5 Qtr. l :af is K' In K Q, . - . -- :T W s I A 'f, VALERIA LABUTSKI -College Commerce - MARY LA GRANGE - English -A Cappella Blue Mask: Chorus: Hall Monifor: Office Monifor: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Her charm is conlagious. FRANK LACHENSCHMIDT-Maihemalics- Archery Club: Baseball Rules lnlerpreialion: Track: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Tacl' consisis in knowing how far lo go 'loo far. f Choir: Cavalier Annual Edilor: Fashion: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Infer- Class Swim Meef: Quill and Scroll: Radio Club: Spring Concerl.-Drawing is speaking io +he eye, lalking is painling lo lhe ear. Rl JEROME KROLIKOWSKI - Science - Camera Club: Hall Monilor: Movie Making: Wresf- ling. A+ lasl come one of the merry group: ugayesl laddie of 'rhe iroup. JOSEPH KROS - Science - Hall Moniior: Radio Club.-The ways of the world are many-wonder where l defoured. WILLIAM KRUEGER - lndusirial Arls - Blue Mask: Hall Moniior: Life Saving: Leaiher Crafl: Swimming Team.-Noughl venlure, noughl gain. DOROTHY KU BlAK - Eleciive - Chorus: Girls' All-ilelic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Concerr: Wasle Paper Sal- vage.-Full of fun and mischief loo-doing 'lhings she couldn'+ do. ROBERT KUCHARSKl - Eleciive - Boys' Glee Club: Tonight the King: Football: Life Sav- ing: Senior Band: Swimming Team: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Boys are all alike, buf lhey have differen+ faces lo fell 'lhem aparl. CHARLOTTE KUCZYNSKI-Eleclive-Choirs: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Alhlelic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Sub-Deb Club. -There is an end even lo +he bes+ career. THOMAS KUNZE - Eleciive - All-City Senior Band: Boys' Glee Club: Fooiball: infer-Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Concerl: Swimming Team:, Wasle Paper Salvage.-Candy is dandy bul- -is quicker. CHARD K U RTH - Science - Baskeiball: Boys' Glee Club: Chorus: Courl of Honor: Foofball: Hall Monilor: Lalin Club: Senior Talenl' Show: Spring Concert: Swimming Team: Tennis: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage: Wresrling.-H is easier lo admire hard work if you don l have 'lo do i+. MARY KW IATKOWSKI -Science- Hall Mon- ifor: Sub-Deb Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. -The very room cuz she was in, seemed warm 'From floor lo ceilin'. SHIRLEY LEE-Accouniing-Girls' Glee CI Spring Conceri: Sub-Deb Club.-Fre++ cares make gray hairs. DOUGLAS LASKY - Science - Archery Club: Tonight the King,' Dolphin Club: Foolball: Hall Monilor: infer-Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Lealher Crafl: Swimming Team: Ten- nis: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-I+ all comes back io me now! if' ' ' ' i ii N ' .,: I ,int 4 . 2 1 l l i .,, if FLORES LEMANCZYK-Elective-Hall ROSEL LA LEPAK-Elective-Commercial GLORIA LISS-Science.-All-City Senior Monitor: Waste Paper Salvage.- Lite! l Service Club: Waste Paper Salvage.- lt's know now what thou artl easy-once you get the hang of it. -IFFORD LEMKE - Science - Senior Band: RITA LISIECKI - Science - Girls' Athletic As- Spring Concert.-He that is a friend to sociation: Sub-Deb Club: Waste Paper Sal- himselt isa friend to everyone. vage.-She always finds a way. ESTHER LUBlNSKl-Elective.-Blue Mask: Ps Cavalier Newspaper Staff: Hall Monitor: Oral Language-Polish: Waste Paper Sal- vage: Home Economics Club.-Wall shut my maut' lit you canl. CHARLOTTE LUCK-Elective-Chorus: Drum Maiorette: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert. -The only sure thing about luck is that it will change. SHIRLEY LU DTKE - Elective - Girls' Glee Club: Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert: Sub-Deb Club: Speech Choir.-My heart is an oboe. DAVID LUND - English - Hall Monitor: Senior r Band: Spring Concert.-lt's a mad world. RAY MON D LUTZ - Science - Basketball: l Football: Radio Club: Track Manager.-Why Orchestra: If I Were King: Chemistry Club: Hall Monitor: Home Economics Club: Inter- Class Swim Meet: Leather Craft: Office Monitor: Radio Club: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert: Sub-Deb Club: Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class: Waste Paper Salvage.- l'd rather be out of this world than out of fashion. 2' , so pale and wan, tond lover MARY ANN LUZICH-Science-All-City n-V Senior Orchestra: Girls' Athletic Association: 'gg'-' Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: Senior Orches- , . wg tra: Spring Concert: Waste Paper Salvage. -The rain doth freeze tor me-for you, snow melts. ' , ' , Pr, WANDA MAKOWSKI-Science-A Cappella ii' lrse P Tj Choir: All-City Choir: Blue Mask: Camera Club: Chorus: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: lnter-Class Swim Meet: Secre- tary, Senior Class: Senior Talent Show: Sub- Deb Club: Waste Paper Salvage.-No Wanda she's singing in everyone's heart. MARVIN MALAK-Elective-A Cappella ' Choir: Why the Chimes Rang: Senior Orches- tra: Senior Talent Show: Spring Concert.- And what is more-you'll be a man, my son. GILBERT MALKOWSKI - Science - Basketball: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Chorus: Hall ' Monitor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Spring Concert: Tennis: Track Manager: Waste Paper Salvage.-He may be small, but he cer- tainly has gone over big at Pulaski. ' Q .., X xi ii - 37- mr ..,. Vl VIAN MALSON -- Eleclive - Commercial Service Club: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moni- +or: Spring Concer+.-Change is +he sauce +ha+ sharpens ihe appeiiie. DOLORES MANSANO - Eleclive - Cavalier H G Annual S+aFF: Cavalier Newspaper Siaff: Girls' Afhleiic Associarion: Girls' Glee Club.-l sirove wifh none for none was 'worih my sfriving. ELEN MARADIK - Elecfive - Girls' Alhlefic Associaiion: Leafher Craft. - Helen, lhy beauiy is 'ro me.-Like fhose Nicean barks of yore. RACE MARCINIAK - Sienographic - Blue Mask: Commercial Service Club: Fashion De- sign Club: Girls' Aihleiic Associaiion: Hall Moniior: Office Monifor: Sub-Deb Club: Waste Paper Salvage.-A sweei aliraclive kind of Grace. CAMILLE MARENDA - Eleciive -- Advisemenf Monilor: Blue Mask: 'Couri of Honor: Girls' Afhleiic Associafion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage.-Camille makes every day a holiday. JOHN MARKOWSKl-Eleclive-Camera Club: Hall Monifor: lnier-Class Swim Meer: Pep Band: Radio Club: Senior Band: Spring i Conceri: Swimming Team: Speech Choir.- This John will speak for himself. THERESA MAZURKIEWICZ - General Cleri- cal - Aiiendance Moniior: Chorus: Girls' Afhlelic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Leafher Craff: Oliice Monilor: Radio Club: Spring Conceri: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- Ever loving, kind and sweer, a pal like her is hard 'lo meei. STAN LEY MECIKALSKI - Science - Basker- ball: Foofballg Lafin Club: Lea+her Craff: Science Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-You can'+ 'Fool all of rhe people all of 'the iime-- bui' if isn'f necessary. RAYMOND MICHALZYK- Eleciivel- Leaiher Craft-My noiion of work is so hazy, 'ihaf l couldn'+ foil if I would. EDWARD MICHALSKI - Science -- l-edfher EUNICE M l LAEG E R - Science - Girls' Afh- DOLORES MISKOWSKI - Sfenographic Cour CNHI Wasfe Paper Salvage.--Where did lefic Associaiion: Hall Moni-lor--Full of 'Fun -Commercial Service Club: Girls' A+hle'I' YOU gel YOU? GYSS S0 blue? and 'Fancy free, 'lha+'s the way she wanis fo be. Associafion: Home Economics Club: Leaih P Craff: Sub-Deb Club.-A foiler dies in a da EARL MIKAS-Elecfive--A Cappella Choir: MAVIS MlLLER-English-Girls' Aihleiic As- All-Cify Senior Orchesfra: All-Cify Ceniennial sociafion: Girls' Glee Club: Senior Band.- Choir: Radio Speech Club: Senior Orches+ra: Leave ihe 'flurry 'ro 'lhe masses, for a dreamer Senior Talenf Show: Spring Concerl.-88 lives forever. f kevs and 4 sirinqs. -.381 , , ARY JAN E 'M ITTEN - Science -Chorus: V ICTO R M U ELLER - Science - Boys' Girls' Afhlefic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Ha len ll Monilor: Spring Concert-We're smil- Glee Club: Camera Club: Chemisfry Club: Hall Monifor: Lealher Crafl: Movie Making: Spring ALVIN M U TSC H - Elecfive - Track: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Are Alvin's inilials-A. M. -signilicanf of gefiing up early or coming wiih Miffen. Concerl: Wasle Paper Salvage.-He is fhe in early. vicfor over any obsfacles. DOROTHY MUDRAK - Elecfive -- Chorus: EDWARD MULZOFF - Eleclive - Baskelball: Wasie Paper Salvage.-How good lo live Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Foofball: Hall and leafhl Monilor: Radio Club: Spring Conceri: Speech Choir: Tennis: Track.-Sleep in wolf's JOSEPH M UTZ - Eleclive - Hall Monifor: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage-He ihaf can 'rake res? is greater lhan he fluaf can lake cifiesl VIOLA MUZA - Sfenographic - Chorus: Gi'ls' Glee Club: Leafher Crafl: Spring Concert -I wandered lonely as a cloud. LESTER McKEE-Science-Foofball: Infer- Class Swim Meel: Model Racer Club: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Give pearls away and rubies, buf keep your fancy free. DOROTHY NAGY - Elecfive - Blue Mask: Chorus: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Senior Orchesha: Spring Concerf: Sub-Deb Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.- Come along wi'rh me, the besf is yef fo be. SYLVIA NASTULSKI -- Elecfive - Alfendance Monifor: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Leafher Craff: Oral Language-Polish: Sfamp Col- leclors' Club.-Joy and femperance and repose slam fhe door in lhe docfor's nose. JOYCE NAYSTATT - English - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Blue Mask: Courf of Honor: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Concert-ln ou?-door sporfs she can'f be beafen, 'cause she's such a good sporf herself. LOIS NEURURER - Eleclive - Girls' Aihleiic C F Associafion: Home Economics Club: ,Oflice Monifor: Usluer.-And she luas raven black luair. HARLOTTE NEUWALD - Elective -- Allend- ance Monifor: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moniior: Spring Concerl: Usher: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Beffer be happy fhan wise. RANK NOWICKI-Science-A Cappella Cluoir: Baskefball: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Cavalier Annual Sfafl: Tonight the King: Courf of Honor: Hall Monifor: Infer- Class Swim Meal: Leafher Craff: Spring Con- cerf: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvageu-A creafure of appearances, is lue noi? cloihing. S k agit. 7 K , - za K X Q 1 . 1 f is ff M 5 ' 42 ...39.. ir , 1- :fm , l l DONALD OBERNESSER-Elective-Audio ' 1 Visual Monitor: Basketball: Chemistry Club: l Hall Monitor: Radio Club: Track: Waste I Paper Salvage.-It only they were all like 3 A YOU. ' we RAYMOND OLEJNICZAK- EIective-Aero- nautics Club: Boys' Glee Club: Camera Club: Tonight the King: Football: Hall Monitor: Hall Monitor Captain: Movie Making: Track: i s . 512 'Q V :.Y , '.,,v,+53. V: Y - 2 5' JAN PAWLOWS KI -- Science - Basketball: Blue Mask: Football: Hall Monitor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.- Labor keeps you tit and prime, but give me leisure every time. RAYMOND PECKMAN - Elective. - Leather Cratt.-The Human Comedy. MARY ANN PAYLEITN ER - Mathematics - A Cappella Choir: All-City Choir: All-City Centennial Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Court ot Honor: Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Lite Saving: Secy-Treas. Junior Class: Spring Concert: Waste Paper Salvage.- She's the only one who can trim a certain Wick. Waste Paper Salvage: Wrestling.--Lite is one long process ot getting tired. BETTY ORLOWSKI - Science - Chorus: Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Hall I Monitor: Inter-Class Swim Meet: Spring Con- cert: Waste Paper Salvage.-Dough, Ray. and Me sounds sweet to my ears. D O R E E N OSTERMICK - Elective - Cavalier Annual Statt: Chorus: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Radio Club: Spring Con- cert: Waste Paper Salvage.-The best things come in small packages. . GILBERT OZMINKOWSKI - Science -- Boys' Glee Club: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Hall Monitor: Movie Making: Waste Paper Salvage.--Quiet? Yes, but happy I guess. ELAINE PACHUCKI - Elective - Girls' Ath- letic Association: Spring Concert.-A peach that had a chance and took advantage ot it. STANLEY PANKOWSKI - Science - Basket- ball: Chemistry Club: Football: Waste Paper Salvage.-My teartul trip is done. V I CTO R I A PAN KOWSKI - Elective - Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Spring Concert: Waste Paper Sal- vage.-We're seeing double. E U G E N E PAWLOWSKI - Elective - Basket- ball: Boys' Glee Club: Cheer Leader: Chorus: Football: Gym Team: -Spring Concert: Swim- ming Team: Track: Wrestling.-I may do something sensational yet. 1 SYLVIA PIONTEK-Elective-Attendani Monitor: Blue Mask: Girls' Athletic Associ tion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Olifir Monitor: Spanish Club: Spring Concert: Sul Deb Club: Speech Choir: Waste Paper Sj vage.-Ot' all the girls that are so sma there's none like pretty Sylvia. JANET PERRY-Science.--Attendance Mon tor: Chorus: Spanish.- Modest, sweet a true, that is what we think ot' you. -40- CAROL POTHS - Elective - Blue Mask: Girls' 'LORES PLECHA -v Elective -- Attendance DIANA PLUSKOTA-Stenographic-A Cap- -Aonitor: Chorus: Spring Concert.-This is he soul that inspires all men. CARL PLUCKHAN -- Science - Audio-Visual Au.ca+y pella Choir: Advertisement Monitor: Choir: Chorus: Commercial Service Club: Hall Monitor: Oral Language-Polish: Spring Concert.-I expected this, but not so soon. Monitor: Camera Club: Hall Monitor: Hall Monitor Captain: Oral Language German: Radio Club.-What would the broadcasting room do without him? Athletic Association: Cratt: Office Mon LONGIN PRAZYNSKI - Science - Leather Cratt.-Who's he longin' for? Hall Monitor: Leather itor: Sub-Deb Club.- Would you call Carol a knit-wit? LORRAINE PROEBER- Elective-A Cappella Choir: Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Spring Concert: Waste Paper Salvage.-Why is everyone so noisy? AU DREY PRZYBYLSKI - Elective - Attendance Monitor: Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Hall Monitor: Lite Saving: Ottice Monitor: Water Ballet.-For a good laugh and lots ot tun, call on Emma. DOROTHY PTASZYNSKI-Science-Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Inter- Class Swim Meet: Leather Craft: Sub-Deb Club.-Keep a place apart within your heart for little dreams to go. DONALD RADTKE-Elective-A Cappella Choir: All-City Senior Band: All-City Senior Orchestra: All-City Centennial Senior Band- Orchestra: Cavalier Annual Editor: Why the Chimes Rang: Harriet: Fashion: Quill and Scroll: Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert.-A long harvest for a little corn. GLORIA RAKOWSKI -- Elective - Attendance Monitor: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Home Economics Club: Office Monitor: Sub-Deb Club: Waste Paper Sal- vage.-The spirit of Pulaski. MARCELLA RAWSKI-Science-Chorus: Girls' Athletic Association: Girls' Glee Club: Ottice Monitor: Spring Concert: Waste Paper Salvage.-As a student you shine, as a triend you are tine. SHIRLEY RECHINSKI - Elective - Blue Mask: Chorus.- Men often make eyes at girls who wear glasses. MARILYN RECK - Elective - All-City Senior Band: Attendance Monitor: All-City Centen- nial Senior Band: Blue Mask: Cavalier Annual Staff: Cavalier Annual Editor: Girls' Athletic Association: Hall Monitor: Otitice Monitor: Pep Band: Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert: Sub-Deb Club.-This IWlreck struck dangerous Sholes I. RICHARD RICHTER - History - A Cappella Choir: Basketball: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Tonight the King: Football: Hall Moni- tor: President, Senior Class: Senior Talent Show: Spring Concert: Track: Waste Paper Salvage.-Quiet! I'II sing my solo now! ' 'I K . Us ,X ,L 141... ALBERT RIES - Science - Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Foofball: Hall Monilor: Infer- Class Swim Meel: Life Saving: Swimming Team: Tennis: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage. -Aclions speak louder II1an words, buf no'I' so offen. LEROY RIESE-Eleclive-Pep Band: Senior Band: Senior Orcheslra: Spring Concerf: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Advenfure is noi' oulside a man: if is wifhirl. CLAUDE ROGAN -- Elecfive - A Cappella Choir: Baskefball: Boys' Glee Club: Dolphin Club: infer-Class Swim Meer: Life Saving: Senior Talenr Show: Spring Conceri: Swim- ming Club: Swimming Team: Track.-Claude fhinks 'raking picfures of people on eleciri- cally charged siools is simply sI1ocking. V 7? I i r JUNE ROMANEK - Eleclive - Office Monifor: l ' - ,::. 1 Wasfe Paper Salvage.-To go far al' Pulaski, . ' l i' V do as fhe Romanek. L LORRAINE Rozewlcz - Elective - earns' . I gikg , Afhleiic Association: Lealher Crafi: Home l f : Q- , ..' ' Economics Club: Oliiice Monifor: Sub-Deb 'mi' , f ' Club. I can'f say for sure. VIRGINIA RUPPEL- Eleciive-All-Cify Senior Band: Blue Mask: Drum Maioreffe: Girls' Alhlefic Associafion: Hall Monifor: Infer- Class Swim Meef: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Concerf: Wasie Paper Salvage: Wafer Ballet-One becomes learned by asking quesfions. HERBERT RUSSELL - Elecfive - Any relafion fo Jane? WALTER RUSZKIEWICZ- Science - A Cap- pella Choir: Boys' Glee Club: Camera Club: Chorus: Hall Monifor: Oral Language- Polish: Spring Concert-Sure. 'Ihis world is full of Irouble. FER D I N AN D SADOWSKI - Science - Gym Team: Wasle Paper Salvage.-I meanl 'Io gel if clone, buf- JOSEPH SASS-Elecfive-Blue Mask: Tonight THEODORE SALEVSKI -Science-Camera RUTH SAUTBINE-Elecfive-v- Tl-ue lime l the King: llnier-Class Swim Meel: Life Sav- Club: Senior Band: Spring Conceri: Wasfe come Io Ialk of many +hings. ing: Swimming Team: Sfamp Collecfors' Club: Paper Salvage.-Believe If or Noi . . . Wasre Paper SBIVQQG.-TIISTBIS a vandal in our miclsi' . . . LOIS SALESKE--Eleciive-Girls' Aihlelic ROY SANDE--Eleclive-Hall Moniior: Track Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Lealher Crafl: Manager: Wasle Paper Salvage.-A Iighf Senior Band: Spring Concerf.-Good work, hearf lives long. fair play, a real pal any day. -42- -LIAN SCHAEFER-English-Cavalier MONA SCHERBARTH -- Slehographic - Al- PATRICIA SCHULER - Eleclive -Allendance rlewspaper Slaff: Olilice Monilor: Radio Iendance Monilor: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: Monilor: Blue Mask: Camera Club: Courf of Eub: Sub-Deb Club: Wasle Paper Salvage. Hal Monifor: Office Monilor-As a Sludenl Honor: Girls' Alhlefic Associalion: Girls' Glee Favorile paslime: lireside wi+h Burnside. you shine: as a Friend you're fine. Club: Hall Monilor: Lealher Craff: Office Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage.-A fhing of beauly is a joy forever! SHIRLEY SC H ATTSC H N E IDER - Science - JEANETTE SCHOEMANN - Eleclive - Choir: Aeronaulics Club: Blue Mask: If I Were King: Fashion Design Club: Girls' Glee Club:fHaIl Chorus: Lealher Craft - Silence is lhe sweelesl word lo a man's ear. Moniror: Home Economics Club: Office Moni- for: Spring Concerf: Wasle Paper Salvage.- Who shol' Schneider? BETTY SCHUSTER- Choir Fashion: Girls' Afhlelic Associa+ion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Quill and Scroll: Spanish Club: Spring Concerl: Sub- Deb Club: Speech Choir: Wasfe Paper Sal- vage.- Don'+ annoy her-fhis li'r+Ie Schusler sfamps. VIRGINIA SCHWEITZER-Elecfive-Polish 1 Club. - Jusf Sweel - lhal's enough. PENNY SCOTT-Science-A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Tonight the King: Fashion: Chemisfry Club: Infer- Class Swim Meel: Wafer Ballel.-Greal' ScoHI LOIS SIEBOLD-Slenographic-A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Cavalier Newspaper SlaFF: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moni- for: Home Economics Club: Quill and Scroll: ' Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-This LiHIe Lemon isn'+ sour. JAMES SIERSZYN-Eleclive-A Cappella Choir: Baskelball: Blue Mask: Boys' Glee Club: Chrislmas Play: Class Play: Couri of Honor: Foolball: Hall Monifor: Inler-Class Swim Meer: Senior Talenl Show: Spring Con- cerl: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage: Wresfling. -Always behave as if nolhing had happened -no malfer whal has happened. LA VERNE SIMS-Science-Cavalier Annual Slaff: Courf of Honor: Hall Monilor: Office Monilorg Quill and Scroll: Sub-Deb Club: Valedicforian: Vice-Presidenl Senior Class: s Wasfe Paper Salvage.-With dimples merry and smile so rare. BETTY JANE SLAWINSKI -A Cappella Choir: Eleclive - A Cappella We me We 'Q 'S f fe... Q W , I ys C is or i ,.,f 1 '- I 'I G 66 , W3- it . ce. WEN, sf- ieiil Blue Mask: Cavalier Annual Slaff: Cavalier ' Newspaper Sfali: Girls' Afhlelic Associalion: 'i -':.A ' E g Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monilor: Spring Con- Q M W , J ,i 7' I cerf.-Whaf's lhe big allraclion al lable 70? , :' ' 1- , , MA RI LYN SLI N D E - English -- Blue Mask: ' ii :IV . Ty V ,, ,V , Spanish Club: Senior Band: Spring Concerl: Sub-Deb Club: Waste Paper SaIvage.- If ,,, '.' Q I you wish- fo see lhe besl of olhers, show The --Qgsfggfii ,'., I ' Q. .2: - s: ' I. bwdwmm Qmaiwwmwe rsersl eallr H :Rf MARY ANN sMieELsKl - Eiec+iveuA++ena- segll :Q in i ance Monilor: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion: iyii' ii ' ' Hall Monifor: O'Flice Monifor: Wasfe Paper ,irri iffjki Q Salvage. - The world would be beffer if Jg-4 ll i ,A ' lhere were more like her. 1.f. 2 I i 143.. ESTHER SMOLEN - Sienographic-A Cappel- la Choir: All-Ciiy Choir: Blue Mask: Chorus: Hall Moniforg Oral Language-Polish: Spring Concerf: Wasie Paper Salvage.-The coy coleen-ihe wearin' of +he green. PAUL SNEARLY - Elecfive - Model Airplane: Club.-P. S.: He's swell. X RONALD SOBCZAK - Science - Basketball: Baskeiball Manager: Fooiball: Hall Moniior: Track.-li' is ihe qualify of our fhinking 'lhaf makes us whaj we are. MARY ANN SOBIESKA-Elec1'ivebCavalier Annual Sfafi: Fashion Design Club: Girls', Glee Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.--A pic- iure is a poem wifhoui' words. NICHOLAS SOMMER- Eleciive - A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Senior Orchesira: Boys' Glee Club: Foofball: Senior Orchesfra: Spring Concert-Jusf lsr chair iha+'s so im- poriani? BETTY SOMMERFELT-Eleciive-Chorus: Girls' Aihleiic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Leaiher Crafi: Oral Language-Polish: Spring Concertw-Shecmakes new friends, buf does noi forgei' ihe old. FRAN K SOS l NS KI - Science - Baskeiball: Camera Club: Foofball: Track.-Women in- spire us fo do grea+ ihings-and preveni us from accomplishing ihem. DOLORES SPLINTER-Elective-Chorus: Com- mercial Service Club: Girls' Afhleiic Associa- Hon: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage. -A laugh is worfh a hundred groans. AUDREY SPYCALLA- Science -A++endance Monifor: Cavalier Annual Siaff: Girls' Aihleiic Associafion: Hall Monifor: Office Monifor: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-And her eyes disclosed, whai eyes alone could iell. DONALD STAHL-Science-Aeronaufics ROBERT STECK-Science-Blue Mask: Hall ROBERT STELTER-Science-A Cappi Club: Chemisiry Club: Gas Model Club.- Moniior: Hall Monifor Capiain: Oral Langu- Choir: All-Cify Choir: All-Ciry Cenienl - Donald doesn'+ S+ahl. age-Polish: Model Racing Car Club.-I+ is Choir: Boys' Glee Club: Couri' of Horr easier fo admire hard work if you don'+ do ii. Fooiball: Movie Making: Spring Conce Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wreslling.-I+ 'ia less lime fo do 'rhings righf fhan io expl DANIEL STASlEWlCZ.-- Science-Hall Moni- MERLE STEIN-Elecfive-A Cappella Choir: why you did fhem wrong. ' for: Track. - Experimenf perilous. All-Ci+y Senior Orchesfra: A'Hendance Moni- ior: Hall Moniior: infer-Class Swim Meer: Spanish Club: Senior Orchesfra: Spring Con- ceri: Waier Baller.-She's looks: she's in- spirarion. Gee whaf a combinaiion. -44- wx aaa' W ss., Wt:-f ., ,,,,kA Y , ,a.,,, 'Q E Q I , snr, . W, RICIA STILLER W Eleclive - A Cappella Blue Mask: hoir: Aflendance Monilor: horus: Tonight the Kingg Girls' Alhlelic As- ocialion: Hall Monilor: Inler-Class Swim eel: Life Saving: Spring Concerl: Wafer allef. - Cheerfulness is' lhe atmosphere nder which all lhings sfrive besl. JOAN STOPCZYNSKI-Science- Ieric Associafion: Hall Monilor.- czynski. STEVE SUBOTICH-Sciehce-A Cappella Choir: All-Cify Choir: Blue Mask: Foolball: Spring Concer'r: Track: Wreslling.-Sporls fhey say oflen can really make a very fine man. ALFRED SWENDSON - Science Q Baskelball: Chemisfry Club: Pep Band: Senior Band: Senior Orcheslra: Spring Concerl: Track.- Pafience is a necessary ingredienl of genius. FLORENCE SZALEWSKI - Eleclive - For all your days prepare and meel' Them all alike. KENNETH SZCZESNY - Science -4 Foolball: Infer-Class Swim Meel: Lealher Craff: Radio Club: Swimming Club: Track: Track Manager: Wreslling.-Wisdom lies in faking everylhing good-humouredly. ROY SZYMANSKI-Science-A Cappella Choir: Boys' Glee Club: Cheer Leader: Dol- phin Club: Inler-Class Swim Meef: Spring Concerl: Swimming Team Manager: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage: Wresfling.-A IiHle nonsense now and fhen is relished by +he besf of men. VIVIAN SZPLETT-Eleclive-A Cappella Choir: All-Cily Choir: Chorus: Quill and Scroll: Spring Concerl: Cavalier Annual gursiness Edifor.-Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, JANET THOMAS- Elecfiveg Fashion Design Club.-And I off' have heard defended, liH'Ie said is soonesr mended. HILDEGARDE THOMSEN - El clive-A Cap- pella Choir: All-Cify Cenlennial Choir: Cho- rus: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Sub- Deb Club.-Humor's sun! Full of Iaughfer and lun. WILLIAM TOMASZEWSKI - Science. -- Bas- kelball: Boys' Glee Club: Foofball: Hall Monifor Caplain: Inler-Class Swim Meel: Junior Prom King: Spring Conceri: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage.-A Freshman's ideal. Oh, Whaf a man!! ' ' I I wifgffl . ' leg. ,.-.. V 1 f ,. -- X-ww J A ,ss 4 Q.. 2 -: ., ' ff ffaffmlr. 1 'f . 1 rl, .. Q i ll Ii f 17 V' if K -Q . .,.. : . .,,. , s'i' , . , , ' 'V E N' T- T'1'f'i:', iff iiiffiffeigfiiil.fffiisif. ' ALICE STRAMOWSKI - Slenographer - Aero- MAVIS ST R E M K E - Malhemalics -1 Cavalier naulics Club: Cavalier Annual Slafl: Lealher Annual Slalif: Girls' Alhlefic Associalion: Hall Crafl: Oral Language-Polish Club: Quill Monilor: Quill and Scroll: Spanish Club: and Scroll: Usher.-Of genlle soul, 'lo Sub-Deb Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-I human race a friend. , can resisl everyfhing excepf lemplalion. Girls' Alh- GORDON STREH LOW - Eleclive - Aero- Don'+ SIOP- naufics Club: Pep Band: Senior Band: Spring Concerl.-A hundred have wil for one who has underslanding. R . gr, MEP? K . . e :... x4 S F . New f L f 'V A, . lf.. . , , 'S 1, is ' ,gf S hifi, as G ' .1 , 57 f I .weiiiiig ' l I I 1 I 1 l 4 I , JOHN TOTH-Elecfive-All-Cify Senior Band: Fooiball Manager: Senior Band: Senior Or- cheslra: Spring Concerig Track: Wresiling. -Workers earn il, spendlhrifls burn ii, gamblers lose il, I could use ii. HENRY UCIECHOWSKI - Eleciive - Archery Club: Blue Mask: Foolball: Foofball Mana- ger: Hall Monifor: Hall Moniior Capiain: Office Monifors: Track: Usher: Wresiling.- I go lo church on Sunday lo repenl 'For whai' I did on Salurday and whai' I'm going +o do on Monday. CONSTANCE U'REN - English - Blue Mask:' Home Economics Club: Senior Orches+ra:' Spring Concerl: Wasfe Paper Salvage.- The greai- diflicully in educalion is gefling experience oul of ideas. BARBARA URBANSKI - English - Allendance Monilor: Cavalier Newspaper Edilor: Cavalier, Newspaper Slaff: Fqshionj Hall Moni'ror:l lnfer-Class Swim Meel: Quill and Scroll:' Spanish Club: Saludilcrian: Wa+er Ballet- With smile so sweei, wiih wil so rare, she's sure lo be liked everywhere. MAVIS URBANSKI-Eleclive-Chorus: Girls' Afhlefic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerl: Sub-Deb Club. - Lel' me do my work each davl NANCY VERVILLE - Science - Girls' Alhleiic Associaiion: lnler-Class Swim Mee'l': Office Monitor.-Earlh has nof anyfhing fo show more fair. GERTRUDE WAIER-Slenographic-AH'end-4 ance Monifor: Cavalier Annual Slaff: Com- mercial Service Club: Hall Monilor: Oral Language-Presideni' of Polish Club: Quill and Scroll: Wasie Paper Salvage.-Charm- ing is 'lhe wif lhal' never culs. RALPH WALCZAK - Elecfive - Blue Mask: Camera Club: Wasle Paper Salvage.-I am lhe capiain of my soul. ROSE MARY WALENDOWSKI-Sfenographic -Allendance Moniior: Blue Mask: Girls' Afhleric Associa+ion: Hall Monilor: Sub-Deb Club: Tennis: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-If you will please people, you mus+ please people in lheir own way. ROSE MARY WALLOCH - Eleciive - Blue JOHN WARKASKE-Science-Camera Club: MARLYN WELTER - General Clerical A Mask: Chorus: Girls' Afhlelic Associafion: Hall Monilor: Wasle Paper Salvage.- 'rendance Monilor: Blue Mask Girls GI Hall Monilor: Spanish Club: Spring Concerl: Brealhes 'lhere a boy wilh hide so fough who Club: Hall Monilor.-There are hermif so Sub-Deb Club: Speech Choir: Wasle Paper says 'Four years of 'lhis aren'f enough. fhal live wilhdrawn. Salvage.- Happiness is a habit lo be cullivaled. RONALD WARHOL - Eleclive- Baskeiball: DONALD WA RWICK-Science-Camera Blue Mask: Tonight the King: Fashion: Fool- ball: Hall Monifor Caplain: Senior Talenl Show: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage.-There is a pleasure in madness which none bu+ mad men know. Club: Hall Monilor: Hall Moniior Caplain: Usher: Wasle Paper Salvage.-Do ihey- call him Moonbeam because he's so brighl? ..46.. 'v 'Huff if I L Ih Crall BEVERLY WERWINSKI Eleclive Chorus NCY WENDT-English-Cavalier News- ALLEN WENTLAND-Eeclive- ea er : - . aper Edifor-in-Chief: Fashion: Inler-Class Wasre Paper Salvage.--Blessing on fhee Commercial Service Club: Lahn Club Wasle im Meer: Junior Prom Queen: Quill and IiHIe man, saddle shoes of while and Ian. Paper Salvage.-Earlh does noi' lack beauh roll: Spanish Club: Wasre Paper Salvage. ful IIIIHQS- Who said you can l have brains and au ? 'Y ROBERT WENKE - Science - Archery Club: DONALD WENZEL- Science - Archery Club: Foofball: Hall Monifor Capfain: Life Sav- Hall Monilor Capraing Radio Club: Usher: ing: Presidenf, Junior Class: Track: Wresrling. Wasle Paper Salvage.-Whose brealh blew - He sfudies Fiuics-lhe science of puf- 1 In fhe flame wifhin IIIIS brain? ling Bubbles in wafer. VIVIAN WESIERSKI - English-Chorus: Girls' Aihlefic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor.-Horses head Ihe Iis+ of bad 'Io y bel on, buf I insisf Ihey're worse lo gel on. LORRAINE WESOLOWSKI-Science-Ah fendance Monirorg Chorus: Chemislry Club: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Afhlefic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Sub-Deb Club.-I hale 'lo be a Iciclrer, I always long for peace. DELORES WICHERSKI-Science--Chorus: Chemisrry Club: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion: Sub-Deb Club. -Who walks wifh beaufy need noi fear. JOANNE WILCOX-Science-Blue Mask: Girls' Afhlefic Associaiion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monifor: Sub-Deb Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Nalure creares abilifyg circum- sfances sei if in molion. JEANINE WILLETTE-Elecfive-Chorus: Chemislry Club: Hall Monifor: Spring Con- cert-Jeanine Willelie her conscience be her guide. JOYCE WILLIAMSON -- Eleclive - Cavalier Annual S'I'aFl: Fashion Design Club: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-She's engaged: she's lovely... RITA WITKOWSKI -- Eleclive - Blue Mask: Girls' Alhlefic Associafion: Hall Monifor: Oral Language-Polish Club.-Surprised by ioy-impaiienl as fhe wind. GRANT WITTBERGER - English - Baslrefball: Lealher Crafl'-We'II granf he's a line bas- kefball player. AUDREY WIZA-Science-Chorus: Girls' Alh- Ielic Associalion: Girls' Glee Club: Spring W Concerl: Sub-Deb Club: Usher.-Her win- ning ways and smiling face will win her 'friends any place. sr f if ,. L gi nw 'W' ., rm.- 1,3 ,W N L s I I J: .ik 1 . N We V M A il 'WI' Q g if. Z '--, , tg' rx z 47 l s i E 'f i l ,L ,4 .3 7, ' W Bmw-K , -z K, 'wi iii! l. psi. - .,,,-I ---W. ROSEMARY WOJCIECHOWSKI - Eleclive - The curfew shall noi ring lonighf. KENNETH WOJNOWSKI- Elecrive-A Cap- pella Choir: Boys' Glee Club:'Chorus.-And offen l'll lhink of lhaf liHle school fhal sfands on Oklahomaf THOMAS WOLLENZIEN - Science - Fooiball Manager: Oral Language-German Club: Sfamp Collecfors' Club: Track: Wasfe Paper Salvage: Wresfling.-A man is no+ measured by his widrh or breadth. EDWARD WROBLEWSKI - Eleclive - Baskef- ball: Foofball: Track: Wasle Paper Salvage. -For one good deed a hundred ill deeds should be overlooked. STA N L EY WYSZKOWSKI - Elecfive - Boys' Glee Club: Foofball: Hall Monifor Capfain: Leafher Crafl: Oral Language-Polish Club: Track: Usher.-So now l'll go a-roving. BETTY YIANOPULOS - English - Blue Mask: Cheer Leader: Chorus: Tonight the King: Courr of Honor: Girls' Afhleric Associafion: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Moni+or: lnrer-Class Swim Meef: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-She is always peppy and gay, and we like her iusf fhai way. LOIS ZELLMER - Eleciive- A Cappella Choir:l All-Cify Ceniennial Choir: Chorus: Girls' LH . Arhlefic Associafion: Learher Crafr: Spring 1 - A Conceri: Sub-Deb Club.-She walks inl N. sm' ' beaufy as ihe night 2 f is CLIFFORD ZEPNICK-science-Hall Mons- K'- 1' WQLN for: Wasfe Paper Salvage.-Anyrhing goes. ' I RITA ZIELINSKI - Commercial - Affendance if f Moniior: Chorus: Commercial Service Club: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Lafin Club: Leaiher Craff: Office Monifor: Radio Club: Spring Concerf: Sub-Deb Club.-I iusf don'f like if. JENNY ZIENTARSKI-Eleciive-Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concerf: Wasfe Paperl SMH, Salvage.-There's iusf one place for me-- X f Sweefland. ,, ft Jo ANN zoPHY-Eleasve-chorus: com if of Honor: Hall Moniror: Home Economics ,U Club: lnfer-Class Swim Meef: Spring Con- Q X cert-She's iusi' Bob-bin along. l xl 'Q 5 ix f , J l ...'48 .... SIIMMIH SIIHUHI HIIHHIIHIIS I 4 ' iilfliwiwx be forgo'Hen KENNETH BASTLE DOLORES BRYKCZNSKI JOYCE DZIOBA I dood if-and if's abou? lime, Words are fhe wings of acfion. She will never GILBERT BOROWICKI BRONISLAUS BUJKO Life is a iesf, and all fhings show if. He 'thinks incongruous means fhe place where 4-hev make laws. RAYMOND HANRAHAN Twinkle, fwinkle, IiHIe Pai, how we wonder where you're af. ROBERT JANICKI A sfudenf doesn'+ dose, buf does- and fhafs wha? leaching is and was. DELORIS JENRICH Misfrusl Iirsf impulses-Ihey are offen foo good. GORDON KNIERIM God bless The man who Iirsf invenred sleep. RONALD KOCEJA Regrefs Iasi' longer fhan repenfance. ANITA KOHN She'II dive through life wiih fhe same efforf- .less grace. I 1:9-Q HERBERT KURT2 Concrefe may make a man diff, buf if will never prop him up. CHARLES LESSER Had we bul world enough and 'lime . . . DORIS LYBECK Three ways of spreading news: Ielephone, 'lelegraph and fell Mousey. -Q-.ff 1 PUR 4, AP' ir .za I 7 iii' sl' 5 'W wifi, 1 ,. -49- 1 fi' -15.-'A , 4. 8 - .A X I E is xg X 0 Af , ffiwxi Illsll' I S IIUII, - - 'll'7,,af 25 N II I MELVIN MANSKE I wanl' an educafion, buf learning doesn'I' all come from books. ALICE MASLINSKI Nor foo sober, no+ foo gay. LLANA MONTBRIAND Speak IiHIe, Ihink much-'Ihe wise are such. ,Lgi .ii DAVID PIONTEK ' 5 A dafe 'For care, a dale for woe, I am happy wherever I go. WILLIAM RIECK I'm Wynkin', Blynkin' and Noddin' all day. LORETTA ROLERAT Her Iiftle deeds of kindness are appreciafed by all. EUGENE SCHELL A fhing of beaufy is hard Io dafe. THERESA SUCHARSKE I may do somefhing sensaiional yet EDWARD WDOWICKI Time is pressing. DAVID VAN ALSTINE He doesn'1' like horses, buf he likes a ceriain lcolfierl. GLORIA WOJCIK A right iolly good smile has she. I JULIA JAKEMCZYK KENNETH KNOLL RONALD MANZ ROBERT LANDOFF ALOIS KRZYKOWSKI -50- L ,W , V im? ' iff 2 , 1 .. , an '3' , .w,, 1 Q 'A -wr 9 2x?- B . Q'1l if K 'Ui ,E f ? I Mswi A QNX .59 9 1 ix . ang' A . ., Q-, , ' fi its 1-Shats.. .3 jg. 1 'x F f F1 'rx 'R , ,f g '51! y ,V -,,,..- iii ' ,D ,Q- 1, weV6l'X.5 SENIHH SNHPS 0 4? L EE Z-Q 13 9 U., ,.,, . in 'fa A? mf 'P ftp Q Kwai i e Q MX K A WT . A, AX QR WWW 1 XJ QQQS I- V ,Q UM- 74 V If , I ,KJZY . A, I iw LI-r:'1,,. . 1 . 1'- , , , 2 M M + f . M11-of X Lf! rlryfg-r,.. ' J! fwclfyb L ' f f,s'lff -'if ff ,I 1' ,I ,K 3 -,,A,..f'f X. :N Q K' l YI , ' 'x,f,,1,: U 'Y jf , I, x' ,fi ?.fbY 7fx H L 5 3 A Ko rim, ,!r,,..v, ,, 7 'I ROW 4: M. Pfund, C. Mildbrand, L. Regan, R. Stelter, D. Anert, N. Knutson, R. Nisiewicl. ROW 3: E. Gralewicz, W. Awe, G. Nowak, R. Wenke, D. Wulff, R. Borkowslri, R. Sievert. ROW 2: W. Toma- zewslri, B. Futschcarf, S. Subotich, G. Stadtler, F. Dierszewslri, D. Zehm, C. Kedziora, L. Lalko. ROW I: Coach Wozny, 'A. Cibarich, A. Ries, K. Sczesny, R. Swick, F. Cieslilu, T. Stemo, L. Albrecht, J. Sierzan. ruuiHHll1941 Seventh Place A spirited group of Pulaski football players began practice early in September preparing for the 1948 grid season. Once again these boys were molded together as a team under the excellent guidance of coaches Gene Wozny and I-larry Max. The team was bolstered by the return of seven lettermen, including Bill Tomas- zewski, Bob Wenke, Don Wulff, Lee Albrecht. Alvo Cherne, Neil Worden and Augie Cibarich. In their first encounter the Ramblers met the East side team and when the final gun went off the score read, O-0. The Boilermakers from Boys Tech proved to be stubborn opposition but our team came out on top, 3-0. With the time running out, Al Wulz intercepted a Tech pass deep in Tech territory. Seconds remained when Alvo Cherne stepped back to the 26 yard line and kicked a perfect field goal. 154- ROW 3: J. Zimdars, E. Brodzik, J. Armbrus-ter, S. Wyszlrowslri, R. Kwiatkowski, R. Warhol, A. Reiman, L. Glowaclxi. ROW 2: R. Davitz, W. Bartz, A. Cherne, A. VV'ulz, R. Kolp, M. Dobson, G. Stattler. ROW I: R. Schuenlze, R. Demslti, R. Janis, R. Richter, L. Plaskiewicz, D. Worden, N. Worden Coach Max. HIHIHHH 1947 One Win - Three Ties - Four Losses After this victory Pulaski gained ties with Custer and North. The scores were 6-6 and 0-0 respectively. Before 9,000 fans the Red and Blue played their greatest game of the season although they lost to the city champions, Lincoln, 6-0. An offside penalty deprived the Ramblers of a touchdown which might have spelled victory. The Woznymen suffered three setbacks after the Lincoln game. They lost to West 26-20, even though Worden scored two spectacular touchdowns. Our homecoming game saw Bay View trip the Ramblers 14-7. Pulaski opened up with an aerial attack in the fourth quarter which almost netted a tie. After Worden had bucked over for the ramblers first score, the Woznymen came charging back. A penalty nullified a spectacular pass play that would have gained a touchdown. In their final encounter the Ramblers lost to Washington 41-7. ,k W ,fx iw' HID up Q 'I 7 - - ' fi' a- 7 Q: as if N .w +I, 7. NX 'IM .J V f ' N gk wr. L ? V S .M , A, KEE :V X 'I , A Q .,,. 1'liQlQLlggi---4, A:-H K N W X , ik QW 3- X- M - 8 Q A Q, S3 wif fm x h mfg? Zig Q' f K, MQ Y X 'isa ,Q ' 5 - X ,, .. W ,W 1 My ' ' M -up-A , nv- ?'M45yrMw A W' gxflwwfpt WW X 3 '5 Ski' ,yah , A 'FQ 9? 'fr- K MASH sf L ' . , .ug-pf 4 J 3. Q, 4 X 'G ' A 1 - , -, an Q' 1 , W i i 'faq U Q , ,... . ,,f , ,ZA: - . ' ' , , J K 1 kflv Q 5 ' '57 . S f, , -, M bw, K ,, f-1w1.gf1Q,-A A- -. W, Q, ' N I L'x- 1 ' 4 ' A V Q Ja . , ' ' X 4 ' X V , V KW 1 4' A , K ff 'iz A M? , 'mn 'Z ' A,VA I W 7 S ., , .V,, , 5 g A my . ' at fy A, , ,- in +4 , V W V. J' -5 if A ff A .. . Q. ' w . . . . Q ,f i ,MW QI'-an , f , , ,yy f pw' Rf q J ,V K w X A W A E .X V I ,K an - ,A -, , I ,, gy K f -- gg M, 3.1.4 ,, ggi! , -f . . I .f r LA ,iv AM I Q. The boys who won minor letters are: Bob Schuenke, Iack Zimdars, Iohn Armbruster, Dave Kriesel, Marcy Dobson. Bob Rejman, Ray Swick, Don Zehm, Carl Mildbrand, Larry Bagan, Ronald Nisiewicz, Richard Sievert, Richard Bor- kowski, Bill Awe, Len Lalko, Ed Gralewicz, Milt Pfund. X X 1 i ly' Y W L. Albrechi' X X. R. Demslu A. Cherne ' F. Dzieziewslu A. Cibarich ig.. 5,9 R. Janas d xo' xy X, Y Q ' 'K Q ff ' x o 55,1 ' al A R Z 4 r' N X s M 'lima ' 'Gills d uff F. Cieslik R. Davifz ' s R' Kurfh K F Sfemo A. Reis 2 K. Szczesny R. Richfer ' W. Tomaszewslri J. Sierzyn G. S'rad+ler - - wi , Q I A u O p l ' 2 ! i ,f vw ,- Q W5 iii Nd' NX' ,gm www M- MK. ., V ,ma - fffhxyx 2 if .L i5?Qfwi if 5 ' A wbe.x.f:f1 mRG?-V115 ' ' f 'aiwflvfff ' YI: in-V4 ft75!lJ' fwvzaf ,WR My N, M w fwwx, .,,: 1.1ff.f L' M igs! X, M ., A '- ,, ROW 4: D. Nowak, L. Welter, S. Stawiclci, M. Sheben, M. Havliclt, J. Zavis, G. Markewlcz, L. Franecki. ROW 3: R. Mallxowslri, R. Drout, J. Pavlowski, R. Derse, W. Keller, A. Kohn, C. Miller. ROW 2: M. Schermack, L. Wianeclci, E. Woida, J. Loss, D. Molenda, M. Kurzynslci. ROW I: A. Witt, E. Chrostowslri, H. Wesolowslci, J. Kosmatlra, R. Raebel, G. Bosanlro, R. Stankowslci. I FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Under the leadership of coaches Litzow and lowing will probably aid in shaping the varsity for Thurner. the junior Ramblers rolled up 4 Wins, 2 ties, the coming season: lack Kosmatka, Harry Wesolow- and 2 losses. ski, Ed Woida, Louis Franecki, Dan Molenda, Larry Of this array of promising football talent, the fol- Wianecki, Marv Kurzynski, and Ierome Pavorski. ROW 4: Coach Litzow, J. Geldon, R. Blummel, K. Landraflf, L. Berndt, D. Schmidt, P. Kurzynslxi, R. Mante, L. Einderson. ROW 3: F. Woytal, F. Rathman, R. Grabarczyll, R. Grollo, E. Leszczynski, M. Subotich, A. Ennis, Coach Thurner. ROW 2: R. Hale, R. Ast, R. Gowalslri, D. Wagner, R. Bruesser, L. Spycalla, E. Mecikalski, G. Schmidt, O. Knutson. ROW I: L. Dettmer, R. Zerneke, E. Balcerzalr, A. Heiling, W. Pinlxalla, L. LaBarbara, R. Johnson, R. Radlre, M. Zimney, T. Packard. Q g .. , , ' f?m'f.' A L is i.f. ROW 2: K. Scholes, M. Alexander, P. Kallman, A. Budszrszewski, R. Gutsch, R. Kucharslri, R. Sobszalc, D. Lewanclowslci, J. Kumprey. ROW I: Coach Kezele, M. Holman, J. Kilps, A. Budzak, R. Raimann, J. Kumphrey, D. Wolters, R. Szymanski, R. Miller, M. Peschauer. .1 1 CRGSS COUNTRY I948 xii l7 U Paced by major letter winner Art Budzak, the Ramblers cross country team finished second. behind Rufus King in the city meet. Art led the Pulaski runners, taking a sixth place. Placing ahead of all city runners, Budzak took eleventh place in the State meet to lead the Ramblers to thirteenth place. In dual meets the hillvand-dalers won four while losing only two. In the South sectional the Ramblers snatched a first with Budzak tak- ing second. Major letter winners are Budzak, Roy Syz- manski, Monty Holman, and Iohn Kumphrey. Minors Were gained by Dennis Wolters, Richard Raimann, and Iohn Kilps. Prospects for next season remain promising, although Holman, Szymanski, and Budzak are graduating, 'Monty Holman and Art Budzak in the lead BASKETBALL I 947- l 948 With only two major letter men, Bill Tomas- zewski and Allan Wulz, returning, Coach Olen was faced with the prospect of rebuilding an entire team for the 1947-48 cage campaign. In the first game the Ramblers breezed by Two Rivers, 48-39. After the first few minutes the game was never in doubt. Iirn Olson and Allan Wulz led the scoring with 12 points each. The Olenmen then traveled to Racine Horlick, and were defeated, 33-31. After a poor start they almost tied up the game in the closing seconds. The Ramblers then returned home to be defeated 44-39, by Notre Dame. Allan Wulz led the scoring in both tilts with 13 and 23 points respectively. 'mmm' ROW 3: Richard Demslri, Jan P lo slu Nell Worden ROW 2 Wllll m Moore Fredd e Cl6SlIk Jerome Ross, Thomas Ross, Thom s Stemo Allen Wulz Ray SWICR ROW l Coach Olen Dave Mattsen, Frank Sosinslni, James Olson Grant Wnttberger Joe N ubaur Wllll m Tomaszewslc i. A 1 Fav X W ,MEN 'EYE -A ---ff F.Cieslik J. Neubauer J, Olsen In their first conference game,'the Ramblers were defeated by South, 59-38. The next week they redeemed themselves by trouncing the favored Bay View quintet, 45-42. The Ramblers were ahead all the way except for a few minutes in the fourth quarter, but lim Olson put one in to sew up the game. Once again Allan Wulz led the scoring with 19 points. A week later, Pulaski played Boys Tech on the Lincoln floor, and lost, 36-27. Once again the dependable A1 Wulz was top scorer with 20 points. The Ramblers, not quite recovered from their last defeat, were next upset by Iuneau on the Juneau floor, 35-27. Grant Wittberger, breaking into the lineup for the first time, scored 10 points. Returning home, the Olenmen lost a tight game to East, 43-42. This was Allan Wulz's last game, and he tagged it off by scoring 24 points, He might have been an all city choice had he remained another semester. In all, he scored 125 points in one semester, 78 of these being in conference play. ROW 2: R. Loewes, J. Armbruster, W. Moore, D. Peshong, J. Ross, R. Radtke, R. Borlrowicz. ROW l: G. Nowak, R. Reiman, W. Awe, D. Mattson, D. Pavlilt, J. Winllowskl, N. Gehrke. F. Sosinski T. Stemo R. Swick The Ramblers then journeyed to Rufus King, but were defeated, 46-33. The first half was very close, but in the second the Generals pulled away. Pulaski then lost to North at South, 42-35. The O1enrnen's aggressiveness couldn't quite match North's height. The Olenmen then played West at East. Trailing at the end of the first half, the Ramblers came from behind to tie the game up. Worden's basket in the last couple of seconds of overtime gave us a 27-25 victory. The team was upset by Washington the following week, 45-35. Kosmatta led the Ramblers in scoring with 9 points. The Ramblers returned home and drubbed Custer, 47-37. The game was never in doubt and Pulaski won going away. Wittberger was high with 10 points. Thus the season ended with 4 victories and 10 defeats. ROW 3: H. Wesolowslri, L. Wianecki, J. Stobe, E. Mecachalslri, N. Misorsld. ROW 2: Mgr. A. Ast, T. Draws, M. Sheben, R. Pasterski, R. Kwiechinski, R. Gawelslri. ROW I: Coach K. Steffen, F. Marciniak, R. Binnie, H. Turowslti, D. Molenda, R. Cwickles. W. Tomaszewski G. Wittberger Tomaszewski, being a 3 year man, sparked the Ramblers with his desire and determination to win. Worden and Stemo, playing a fighting defensive game - especially around the baskets helped the Olenmen along some of the rugged parts of the schedule. Coach Steffen's Freshman-Sophomore team finished a fair season with 7 victories and 5 losses. Harry Wesolowski and Daniel Sambo Molenda sparked the team with their high scoring and good defensive play. These are the two boys to watch when they reach the varsity. N. Worden A. Wulz ROW 3: A. Kohn, W. Keller, L. Gabrovlc, R. Wittberger, B. Borchardt. ROW 2: Coach Steffen, D. Klevnow, R. Braeser, J. Heinen, R. Cosfin, F. Rathman, D. Redovich, R. Waneke. ROW ll T. La Barbra, N. Vieden, J. Hinty, A. Schattschneider, R. Serbiack, R. Utfke. .67- nm..l ROW 3: P. Hanrahan, R. Pryzbylslci, E. Grunlte, E. Herbst, L. Franeclcl, R. Kling, G. Gadzallnslci, R. Fix, G. Grabolslri. ROW 2: J. Zimdars, D. Chandler, N. Worden, R. Kurth, J. Schaclcet, R. Davilz, D. Casper, D. Wolters. 5 ROW l: D. Azharias, D. Wolters, L. Fliss, W. Kneser, D. Beidatsch, K. Bastle, F. May, E. Pawlowslxi. GYM TEAM Taking fourth place in the three groups in which they were entered was the dis- tinction held by Coach Walter O1en's gymnastic team in the city meet. The senior squad, led by Gene Pawlowski and Dick Kurth, had 652 points: Gene tied for third place with 93.5 points out of a possible 100 While Dick finished with a very respectable fifth and 91 points. The juniors, who gained 519.5 points, had lack Zimdars fourth with 87 points and Neil Worden eighth with 83. Roy Iohnston's 90.5 points gave him seventh place as he paced the Frosh-Soph group to B09 points. ROW 2: R. Johnson, R. Verville, M. Kurzynslci, J. Kumphrey, R. Gof, R. Goetsch, Coach Olen. ROW I: R. Kasper, T. Vaughn, H. Kowalski, B. Allen, R. Herzeler, R. Kaczmerczalt. Tfxrii ,68- if .li If I L 5 III if TI' 5 I 1 , ' u I I 3 I t I I - '1 Q I I it a s ?M j B W - W 4 17. i gg as .' it II' 4 , - L. K1 ' Q . X QQJ 5 . i ' a V I I - if Q ' ROW 3: R. Szyzmanski, D. Bukowski, J. BIummeI, D. Gresinger, A. Cherne, R. Schweiger, K. KnoII, T. Michelson, A. Ennis, M. Wielgosz. ROW 2: N. Nowakowski, J. Bauman, G. Kaczmerczalr, P. Biallr, R. Manty, K. Kmiec, S. Stawiclci, D. Acker, C. Rogan. ROW I: R. Krajewslti, R. BurneII, R. Lee, F. Dart, E. Kraieslti, K. Cherne, J. Bogaclzi, R. GroIIo, J. Liss, D. Lasky. J' 2 SWIMMING I947-I948 Although it seems to be a habit for Coach Matt Wie1gosz's Rambler swimming team to take first place in the city swimming meet, the Pulaski tankmen were pressed to their utmost by Bay View in capturing their fifth straight crown. By winning three events the team finished with 49 points, 44 V2 for Bay View, and 30Vz for Boys Tech. The meet was not decided until the last relay. The Hamblers came through with championship style by taking the 200 yard free style relay, thus winning the meet. Alvo Cherne and Bob Kuehniesen of East were the only double win- ners of the meet with the latter setting two city records. Alvo took first in the 50 yard free style with a time of 24.9, only one-tenth of a second off the record, and in the 100 yard free style. Other point winners for the team were Bay View Tech .... East --- 1 NOI111 - - - South - - - Pu1ask1 .... .... Washington .... .... RESULTS OF THE CITY SWIMMING MEET 49 44M 30Vz 14 13 8 -- 7 Lincoln .... -- 6 'li- 90W kt: J. Bauman A- Ennis A. Cherne M- Kmlec Iohn Bauman with a second and Ierry Liss with a fourth in the 100 yard breast stroke. Ken Knoll and Tom Michelson with fourth place in the 50 yard and 200 respectively. Claude Rogan had a fifth in the 75 medley while our divers Marion Kmiec, and Whitey Nowakowski, took second and fourth. Individual scoring was rounded out by Art Ennis's fourth in the 100 yard back stroke. A second was gained by the 150 medley relay team of Ennis, Liss, and Knoll while the winning 200 yards free style team was composed of Ronald Milinski, Doug- las Lasky, Tom Michelson, and Claude Rogan. ln the state meet Wielgosz's splashers took sixth place with 15 points. In the, biggest upset of the meet Alvo Cherne was defeated by Thom- son of Wauwatosa in the 100 yard free style. This was the only defeat that Cherne had met this year. Alvo finished first in the 50 yard event, however. Others who gained points were Marion Kmiec, a fifth in diving, and the 150 yard relay team of Ennis, Liss, and Knoll who took a fourth. ...70- ww K. Knoll D. Laslcy RESULTS OF THE STATE SWIMMING MEET Waukesha --- Wauwatosa .... Shorewood .... Kenosha -- Bay View .... Pulaski -- - South .......... West Allis Central East ............ Tech ...,,. Washington - - - S? 'X Y w 3' 1 ' 1 Q1 SQ, 1 . ', ' ,653 1,3 1' an in ' . w,f A ,A w 1 2 N Egg? Y' 9 'vi A 'xml' E' . 2, Q35 'A ,gym 2 sul 'T-93? is , ff AV I r J -if . J'-riff? 36 V2 30 28 22 ----17V2 15 6 6 5 5 1 Q 1 a 1 am QQ-. J. Liss T. Michelson , ... , XX, sa- in 1 ' S. R. Milinski N. Nowakowski C. Rogan In dual meets Coach Wielgosz's squad was victorious in 9 out of 12 meets. In home and home meets the Ramblers de- feated Two Rivers twice, 52-31 and 67-16. Victories over city schools: the scores being South 56-27, East 54-29, North 50-33, Washington 63-20, and Lincoln 63-20. Incidentally, in the Lincoln meet Coach Wielgosz gave the coaching reins to Cherne. He showed great ability by leading the Ramblers to an overwhelming victory. Although Cherne took two firsts and anchored one of our two victorious relay teams, the Ramb- lers were upset by Bay View in the latter's pool. Another upset saw Boys Tech tip the Pulaski Splashers by Winning the 200 yard relay. The score was 45-38. The Ramblers won two out of three suburban meets. They won a surprise victory from the state champions. Waukesha, 46-37. West Allis Central fell before Cherne, Bauman, Rogan, and company by the score of 56-27. In a close meet the Ramblers lost to Shorewood, 42-41. -72- Uk . , ',3f5, W, wx W l X ,. ., ,P .W , , ,.. , W ' :u gr, an ' A , V A , 37: :N Q Q 'n f . ,. ., , 'L Q N' 1' H f L1x'f,-ia l'rJ ,MH fm Q iv? 1 4 v S ,W '- J , 3'?w.?'fiiQ ig, ' ..'93, , A-iii? -, as V, --. in-.- I ' , A LA V ' ff- ,. 'M' ix ,. '13 ' ' A 1 'L I. 53, ff.. 1 Ev A . ,Lin Q-, 5,61 . 1 ' Q , '. 4' o .I x ,ml Q K . , 5 , L, , Q . - , ,- u -- W . . ...Q -, J . A ' A ,: -:. ' A X . . V . y f ' ': A . ly.. 1 hw? 1 'H' R, ' ,4 , R31 ' ,fl , - . , ' 4 . ,W-1,7 M . -.4 . . Q 5 ., . ., , '. , -- -3 . f ' K .I I , .V .,.'.'l, M- ' ' ' .1 -. .4 9 I 1 v ,., . i U' I '- 'V . 4 Q Q ' ' , ' o , -Q wq Q xl' 1 , .fm ' , r 7 Q i i n 1 . . 1 ' S. . I . r . . . ' U 7 9 l. U is 0 ,fc l l :A -M ,iq ., .V - .Wg WRESTLING I948 ROW 3: L. Brenclt, E. Graliewlcz, D. Wolters, R. Wenke, L. Glowaclri, J. Pasterski, G. Stadtler J. Kilps, J. Toth, M. Andraszczyk, Coach Litzow. ROW 2: Herzeler, G. Schmidt, H. Uclewhowski A. Cibarich, L. Regan, B. Allen, R. Pryzbylski, G. Buelow, A. Anuta. ROW I: J. Pagenltoff, R. Pagen loft, D. Wolters, T. Wollenzien, J. Kilps, W. Pinlcalla, B. Allen, R. Herzeler. The Pulaski wrestling team traveled to Racine with the determ1nat1on of winning their first state championship. This determination was fulfilled when Coach Hank Litzow's boys came out first with 29 points, one more than West Milwaukee. South Division, last year's champs, finished third. Although the Ramblers snatched only two division champs, it was their well-balanced team that spelled victory and the state championship. The Red-and-Blue grapplers were led by Larry Bagan and Glenn Stadtler who took honors in the 135 lb. and 165 lb. Weight class respectively. These boys are juniors and will be back next year to help the Ramblers retain the cham- pionship they Won this year. Second place point-getters for Pulaski were Iohn Toth in the 115 lb. class, Hank Uciechowski in the 125 lb. class, and Bob Wenke in the heavyweight division. il ROW 3: D. Wolters, R. Wenlre, B. Allen, H. Uchieschowslci, A. Cibarlclw, J. Toth, A. Anute E Galiewicz. ROW 2: T. Wollenzien, L. Ragan, B. Allen, J. Kilps, D. Wolters. ROW I: L. Gloweclu G. Stadtler. 1, . T ' 'x is 1? l ' Wollenzien took third place in the 105 lb. class, while the Wolters boys, Donald and Dennis, took fourth in the 95 lb. and 165 lb. classes respectively. Other boys competing for the Ramblers were Augie Gibarich and Don Pasterski. The defeats suffered by Wollenzien and Gibarich were their first this year, and had they not been upset, the Ramblers easily could have made the meet a runaway. In dual meets the Red-and-Blue finished with a very impressive record of ten wins, two losses, and one tie. The team defeated West Milwaukee twice, East three times, Tech twice, and Racine Horlick and Park once each. Although the team will lose Wenke, Wollenzien, Toth, Anuta, and Uciechowski, Coach Litzow's team has some promising boys to fill in the shoes of these wrestlers. Y., ms5s,. smafw,Ym's.s 1. 1: enters, M , ROW 3: A. Cherne, E. Gralewicz, D. Wolters, R. Davitz, M. Holman, W. Baum, J. Kilps, R. Wenke, A. Anuta, D. Mattsen, J. Armbruster, D. Koegel, R. Kolp, M. Pfhund. ROW 2: L. Glowiclci, G. Stacltler, T. Brennard, D. Kriesel, R. Nisiewicz, L. Regan, R. Hintz, R. Symznski, R. Hansen, A. Cibarich, R. Warhol, N. Worden, J. Zimdars, J. Kilps, A. Budczalx. ROW I: R. Kucharslri, M. Alexander, E. Junger, C. Springer, J. McKay, L. McKeey, S. Wyszltowslci, R. Scyzmanslti, R. lczlzowski, A. Greenlies, E. Woida. TRACK Iust before the first sign of spring, Pulaski opened its 1948 track season with practises in the gym. The boys participating were once more supervised by Coach Chet Trost who was ably assisted by Coach Kezele. The team was strengthened by the return of Alvo Cherne, last year's state and city high jump champion. Head Coach Chet Trost and Assistant Coach Stan Kezele giving pointers to track managers. ...76... 4 SW ' iiffiiiihi K L,,,, 1 Wiwwk :nw .pf -n -, , 'A uf I . . , k H 9 ff p as f 1 Eff QOL . 'E wi, 3, 134' .. J! ROW 3: P. Kuhlman, J. Polzcynski, R. Bielo, B. Allen, D. Lewandowski, H. Turowski, R. Gowelski M. Schermach, R. Pasterslri, D. Molenda, R. Schmidt, J. Kumphrey, J. Szymanslcl. ROW 2: L. Spicalla T. Kelly, E. Chrostoyvslzi, B. Wolters, R. Gutch, E. Gramza, R. Grollo, J. Liss, K. Sowinski, F. Rathman J. Kumphrey. ROW I: N. Misorski, W. Pinkalla, R. Wierzelewski, R. Uttke, R. Troyer, R. Nowak E. Marczelr, J. Vigue, L. Walters, D. Miller, A. Heling. Veterans returning with Alvo are: Bob Wenke in the Weights, Art Budzak and Roy Szmanski in the distances, Milton Pfund and Ray Davitz in the hurdles, and Art Greenless in the sprints. Promising boys to fill in the other events are Neil Worden, Eugene Paw- lowski, Lester McKee, Monte Holman, Iohn Kemphrey, and Don Lewandowski. ...'78- ..- iii rl E53 ,Q 2' C9 Q ,a TN ,SG an Q 5, an-:susan Ill!! llli illilfill ll-CIIICI IICIIQUIU I-I-'Ill' QEQQEEBEF llllllill lllllllfi 01311159 ll I .- li an is an an 'E as ll ..- Jf 1 9' . Q4 ft A gr- W , Q.. af ,tl A' buff' A , W- A, 5 VK Vit' , - 3,,mk - K. -, M :S ' an 'ar 'ww -N rf' -14,4 1 4 7 I-l4.':-, WJIH Jryrfil 05223159 fi' ,l' fbi L INTRAMURAL SPORTS CLUB Twenty teams composed of ten boys each, competed for first place honors in basketball, volleyball and baseball. The teams meet every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and are composed of Freshmen, Sophomores and Grade School boys, coached by Mr. Steffen and Mr. Thurner. Iunior and Senior boys who have played with the Varsity groups are mana- gers and officials of the club. This club was organized for the purpose of furthering intramural competition .in the school and to give more boys a chance to participate in our school athletic program, -30- X, J Wg, ,.. .J inn .,, ,Q A JS' - 'ifff - .A ,gnf M, HJ Q- Y . 'Q n 1, 'M Aff.-' -- -sg, ff' mf' Q QT vs. ,M C' f We 'W if? gr if A5515 9,5 'J F X , 15: A ,. A -, fv1'l f, 5.29, ff ,. 1 Q 5 I film-3 ew :QW 3 AY, B V 5 , QQ! e I if 2 f 4: ff? A 'ffm 'fa ,195 is O? .mi ...J GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A., sponsored by Mrs. Haley, provides girls an opportunity for more athletic activity than is provided by regular gymnasium classes. It fosters sportsmanship, team cooperation, spirit, and gives greater skill in sports. The club also offers senior girls, who do not take physical education, a chance to participate in sports. if it ' tl 14' A - , . 3 ff Lvl A -- f f '15 f 'I ' on 2- :,. ,V .fi JL , Z v I I V0 7:-.. x 3 Q lu-1 '---Q.,- Sw Q fn KQI ' v,-wg, - ,f YQ, I -P . 13 ws.+-f w 'MPP J A '29 'Mu + r Q 1 -. ' '--f'-:ZEfffs- . r- -min A 4 . MW , 4 s n LQ' i2f..'f w A if wp' - , ini 1. A iw 1 x 1 i 1 , I - wif' . ... i L, ,Y .X if 1 V I 4 I I 1 . 'iw W, Af '4 sw- M-4 fi' be - V , , f 1753? iw 'Q fun mg, . A . , f, 5 -,wk , Q , ,, e J iww . 1 K' fwfgfi iz , qua- fl mg, W MW .sw sk f v K .L wk A A . A lk 1 2 vw ' 4 1 ,aff Q V! ix it . 3 2 5, W me 1. sf- K uf f. ,, If K6 5,-f Y ff 2' ljyf . m My I W-.KW like :ii gy r 'pu , , kk -T . - K ,, any xf,f.! . K Wm A if 2, L Ki A A ' ' . 1 , . VK VA Vyky , X . , fa , U 7L,.- ' ' A 1A,5f XF, ysxf - Aj .. E if J Q., 1 4 I K fK,y3,fw ,Q Qxirkrr I Nkg , f Q. ill. . X' - X f 4? X ,Q - 4' K V ,Y . ,Qt 'I . ' .- . r , , ,,, . ,J7 f Nw O -nw ml flaw N.. fig. ,ff l!llllNM!M x K X , rv '21, , ' . . !44,,1Q-f'i1 fn k , I 1 ,fl fi 1 , ,f , . W' 4 f , , 4-' ,f r F A 4 A .b K , S , , 2,1 ,I z , 1, .1 M . E . Q K Clif - 1 Aix-ff v, 'V 'Q Xs - ? X X , RQ. . f f a 1 new l.: I ti, . ' -85- 1' A 'Y 'iffsgj-. A 3 - . f' YJ x f f I r 1 fi 1 '4 f ' f x ? K 0' X Y X , .. Q N . , , ff .W ,W ax-, If , A Xb , NK X2 'S . i X 4 ax ,iii X' 4, xg xxxif. - ' A Y Pf' G. Becker' Douglas Koch W i L X Margaret Graiek Vivian Szplett LITERARY STAFF A. Stramowslri G. Waier C. Gawronslri N. Colfer L. Sims E. Karrels M. Stremlxe B. Kilich L. Seeger M. Foelslte T. Gillies ' city'- J Wi PU 'I -,I rl Diana Brautigan Wayne Kneser lIHVIllIlIiHNlllIHl ANNUAL STAFF Far from the madding croWd's ignoble strife- that's where the annual staff members Would like to find themselves after a hard eighth hour Working their fingers to the bone over hot copy. The art staff uses inks and paints doing sketches to adorn the pages. The lay-out staffs duty is to see that all copy and pictures get into their proper places. The business wizards take care of ads and publicity. The literary staff Wrestles with the words explaining and illuminating the activities of the school. WS' ff' X Mary La Grange W? Pai' Batagowski Mary Sobieslra HNNIIHI SIHII Editor in Chief .... -- - -Douglas Koch Associate Editor ............................. Diana Brautigan Sports Editor -................................ Wayne Kneser Assistants ....... Frar1k1Nowicki, Ralph Kloehn, Russel Knight, Gene Mader, Donald Bilicki, Norbert Gehrke Senior Editor ...... Assistants ........ Business Editors- - - Picture Co-Editors ..,.... Mar La Gran e -----------------------H Y Q -----,---s-------Ar1ine Matt, Shirley Nitz - - - - - - - - - - -Vivian Szplett, Margaret Graj ek Delores Brzezinski, Ioyce Williamson Class Ed1tor ........ ......................... M arilyn Beck Assistants ...,.... Literary Editors .... Art Editors ....... Photographer .... ------------Priscilla Tutaj, Lois Beam - -- - - -Donald Hadtke, Milton Foelske - - - - -Pat Batagowski, Mary Sobieska ------,-------------A1bert Anuta 1 i Delores Brzezlnslri Joyce Williamson if is Donald Radtke SPONSORS CHAIRMAN M R. GRAVES ADVERTISING MR. SHAW ART MISS LASSEN BUSINESS MR. DE BRAE LITERARY MR. OLSZYK MISS ALCOTT XM-wnw 'if l Fay Klein Be++y Jane Slawinslri Audrey Spychalla 'WP' ff Lois Ream Ralph Kloehn Priscilla Tu+ai Frank Nowicki Russel Knighl' Marilyn Reclc 'QQ Arline Mail' Shirley Nifz fe N I iz: P ' ,- e - M' ,. laiiii A , . R f R . R y :nj A ' by ,N K 3, 'Q . I V A X, 5, A .. ,f:1Jf'?r' Ak L, V 7 ,..,. V 3 ima' 15-gf-fl x?'i1jg'fiUf2: V. JF' A R L, ff' vm- I na., ,Mi X X 1 if H l :fe iii! .iv, 'liia f ff ' '221i..f1ii9 R A V N.. ' wfi' f 1' '5 3 Alberf Anuia Gene Macler Donald Biliclci - Norberi Gehrlce Vivian Szple'H' -- BeHy Jane Kadela Sophie Anfkowslri -- Dorofhy Koronlcowslri Rufh Radflre Roberf Shuenlre -- Donald Buss Lois Gaulke - Gerald Pisarelr NEWSPAPER STAR REPORTERS Lois Siebold i Beatrice Chopp- Ursula Fleischer Dale Hinz- Louise de Casfro ,Y X i -39- 4l -W Barbara Urbanslri - Nancy Wendi' -WW 1 y 'TE' -.Q,,. - 1 ,,k is A June lgnasialr -- June Hagiund Shirley Marine - lone Leverence IIHVHHHE NiWSIlHPlH Pulaski's monthly student publication is The Cavalier, six page newspaper and member of the Quill and Scroll Honor Society. The Cavalier was awarded the All-American rating by the National Scholastic Press Association, First Place rating by the Columbian Scholastic Press Association, and the Inter- national Honor Hating. In 1946 the Gallup Award, highest rat- ing obtainable, was presented to Pulaski's Cavalier Newspaper. The board of editors and star reporters meet during the eighth hour every day under the direction of their advisor, Miss Kopsar. The entire Cavalier Newspaper staff meets Tues- days and Thursdays. The Cavalier Business staff, which also meets every day, is advised by Mr. Shaw. Several of the jobs of newspaper work are gathering and writing news, typing, obtaining ads, copy reading, 5? S making up pages, proof reading, and headline writing. Trips to the en- gravers and numerous visits to the print shop are also necessary in edit- ing a newspaper. These are just some of the things that keep the TH' ing newspapers which will interest and benefit students of Pulaski High. Sponsors Mr. Shaw - Miss Kopsar Cavalier staff members busy prepar- MQ ,.- 3,5 9 . 1 . ' Margaret Fleischer - Delores Brzezinski -- Nancy Drozewslri John Winlcowski - John Armbruster - Richard Fix NEWS PAPER STAFF Co-Editors ....... ........................ F irst Semester - Hay Iachowicz, Nancy Wendt Second Semester - Barbara Urbanski, Nancy Wendt Associate Editors ....... First Semester - Barbara Urbanski, Margaret Fleischer, Delores Brzezinski Second Semester-Margaret Fleischer, Delores Brzezinski, Nancy Drozewski Sports Editors ..-.................... ............................. R ichard Fix, Ronald Gorski Feature Editors ........ -- ...........,. Shirley Marine, lone Leverence Advertising Managers --- ........ Iune Ignasiak, Iane Haglund, Ianet Martens Art Editors ........... ................... G erard Pisarek, Arthur Greenless Photographers ..-.. .r.. A lbert Anuta, Eddie Domachowski, Charles Rogers Business Managers --- ......... Sophie Antkowski, Dorothy Koronkowski REPORTERS R.Wittberger, R. Wentlancl, J. Martens, L. Ream, R. Kuicth, K. Perry, D. Brzalcala, M. Koceia, B. Behl, S. Bouchard, R. Korpal, D. Baum, A. Kalinowslri, I. Lange, M. Grams. L yy 5 qQ g Eri W AM. . A M The SenioriBand is the one organization that can really add 5, Vyhik 1 zest to school entertainment. Its director, Mr. Hillier, has a lisxili knowledge of music that is vital to the forming of a Wagner's gn. L g L March from Tannhaueser and In a Persian Market, to The jolly l lg J ,fl Coppersmith and The Thunderer march. No Wonder everyone il s'-, Sk: P fi gives a cheer when Me1 strikes up the band. Mr. Melvin Hillier Director ROW 2: M. Hillier, A. Greenless, E. Wdowiclri, V. Budziszelr, C. Zientelr, L. Riese, R. Riemenschnieder C. Lemlre, E. Wisinslci, R. Derse, M. Zaves, A. Luck, S. Antkowski, R. Fiedler. ROW 4: B. Villwoclx, B. Hoerbst, R. Wabiszewski, J. Toth, D. Wolter, N. Knurson. ROW 3: J. Brzezinski, T. Kunze, E. Wesco, L. Glowacki, F. Thompson, D. Bertling. ROW 2: D. Koscielalz, D. Schultz, R. Busniewski, G. Kazmierczak, G. Strehlow, L. Gaullxe, F. De Castro. ROW I: D. Bronlrala, A. Merlin, T. Kolata, J. Pulis. ..92.. 311-5 5? 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A R 4525 ' Xb-K Wgfgw-X Nj 9' Y' 'Nw -fag '55 E GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Once again Mr, Hillier has developed an outstanding chorus of all girls' voices. The c1ub's breathtaking beautiful performances, such as the Spring Concert, prove that Pulaski can produce music equal to any professional group. wuuvi. tmww: s -9 S+' il I .v N 9 f 'J S X C -L Z 5 -4 nl P i. I' , 1'- 'Y' '1 CHRISTMAS PLAY Tonight the King, the story of the first Christmas in the Holy Land, was presented by an all-school cast under the direction of Miss Pearl Richards, of the speech department. Authentic Iewish and Persian music of the period was furnished by the school music department under the direction of Mr. Alfred Niefer. . In a series of scenes the play dramatized the preparation for the Nativity on the eve of this great event. From the ancient world center of lerusalem the scene moved to the simple good- ness of the village of Bethlehem. In the grand finale the entire cast is reunited before the manger of the Christ Child. -lOO- CHRISTMAS PLAY CAST Deborah ...,-,--,,.,,,.,,,,-.,,. Patricia Stiller Shelah ...... Audrey Przybylski, Betty Yianopulos Ruth --- ,-..,,.,.,,........ Margaret Gebert Miriam --- ............... Doris Desmet Tirzah .... ...... P enny Scott. Ioan Durovy Seth ,,.,.,,, ,,,, L arry Thiele, Irving Blaesing Kinf Herod .... .,............... G erald Polloi Nathan ............ Ervin Brodzik, Richard Richter Master of Entertainment ........... Norman Lassa Iahneel ,,,.....,..,,-,,.. ,,... L a Verne Drout Iasper oi Ierusalem ..,.. ,,.....,. L eonard Fliss Ben Plascha oi Rome ........ Leonard Plaskiewicz High Priest ......, Attendant .... Casper .,.. Melchoir - - - Balthasar ..r. King's Butler ...., But1er's Wife .,,. Damaris ....... Joanna - -- Tiras .-- Naasen .... - . - Iared ............... Ioseph of Nazareth .... ....... Mary, his Wife ..., Wounded Wrestler ............ - - Ierome Spors --------.Dale Hinz .Frank Nowicki LeRoy Albrecht - - -Joseph Sass - - - -David Schwork - .Iune Ignasiak - - - - -Ruth Buss -Marilyn Slinde - - - - - - .Ronald Warhal - - . - -Raymond Oleniczak - . - -Henry Kowaleski Henry Otolinski - - - - - - - - -Louise de Castro. Shirley Schattschneider Frank Dzieglinski Bartimaeus ----------------.---. Douglas Lasky Claudius --- ---- Mirion Kmiec, Iames Shackett Ebenezer --- -----,,------- Thomas Gillies Ira -..-- '-- -.-Ronald Koceja Iosiah ------.-------------------- Nathan Levy Temple Singers ------------------- Arthur Ennis. Arthur Greenlees, Melvin Ianuchowski, Norris Knight, William Luck Lawrence OPEN HOUSE On Friday,sNovember 14, parents were provided an opportunity to meet the teachers of their sons and daughters. Students were not en- couraged to attend with their parents as the purpose of the visitation night was for parent-teacher conferences. This visitation night was held during American Education Week. The theme for that Week was The Schools Are Yours, and the slogans were Visit Your Schools and Learn to Know the Teachers of Your Chil- dren. The building opened at 7:15 p. m. at which time parents assembled in the homerooms of their children. A general message of welcome was then given by Principal A. E, West- gaard over the public address sys- tem. Between eight and ten, parents then visited teachers. To enable parents to find the rooms without too much confusion, they were given copies of their sons' and daughters' class schedules. Monitors assisted in locating rooms. There were several bulletin board and art displays. Mexican articles were brought by Spanish students and exhibited in Miss Annette Flynn's room. There was no special auditorium program. w sg it :., Vjly I I ,:.. K, H, Zyv K ,Ei ,, K ' f .. 5 N' EIU D- 'K A I 3' 15 af 'iilq f I9 ,y 5 l, L2 ,L fa EBF e I va ., 4. sf -Q , tp ,. H Q, 1 L ., n 3 , ,- , f Q M L ' 4-fi C52 3,2 KS-if CAFETERIA Our cafeteria is the meeting place for students during the noon hours. After obtaining their meals from the cheerful cafeteria assistants, they hurry to their assigned tables and eat their lunches while conversing with their friends. Every facility is made available for the convenience of the students. Students may make purchases at the ice cream or candy counters, play checkers or dominoes with equipment provided, or study, All these factors help to make the cafeteria one of the most cheerful places at our high school. .1.,, -da ,...,..i,....imMa.z.xn,,,f f. sssf . . , . . , ,i aw IIIIHS AUDIO VISUAL CLUB The Audio Visual Club has for its members all the boys on the P.A. and Projection crews. When a boy joins one of the crews, he auto- matically becomes a member of the club., The object of the club is to acquaint the boy with the operation of the different pieces of equip- ment in order to insure their efficient operation. All new methods of audio visual training are thoroughly discussed as they come up. It is a very interesting and educational clubto belong to. BASEBALL CLUB Baseball Rules Interpretation Club, sponsored by Mr. Pelkowski, is organized for the purpose of learning the rules pertaining to that sport. Discussions of intricate and confusing problems are carried on and solved at the weekly meet- ings. At times some of the problems are so complex that it becomes necessary for the president of the club to write for an official opinion to the major league rules committees. When the correct decision is retumed to the club it ends all arguments on that point. In the course of the school year the club has seen several movies on various phases of baseball. GERMAN CLUB This club, under the sponsorship of Miss Hettwer, is organized for the serious student who is anxious to develop and perfect his pro- nunciation, enunciation, and general phrasing in German. A conversational vocabulary is developed by means of choral reading, enact- ment of skits, retelling anecdotes, each student will have the use of the recording equipment to note his own progress at various intervals. The work is purely oral with no grammar or composition, no grades, marks, or no credit. POLISH CLUB The Polish Club has a long and interesting history. The aims and activities have been many and varied, the members having had programs of educational and social activities. Among the activities are dancing, music - both instrumental and vocal, book reviews, contests, speeches by guests, and movies. At the end of the year, an outdoor excursion is planned. Re- cently, the members have been sending boxes of clothing to Poland. Miss Philipkowski is advisor to the club. The first semester presidentwas Ieanette Bukalski, and during the second semester Gertrude Waier assumed the prexyship. GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Club is primarily a social organi- zation in which we wish to encourage partici- pation and leadership, We also wish to arrange and complete one charitable project this year. This club is composed only of girls who are willing to work for the organization. SPEECH CHOIR Most of the time the Speech Choir, organized in 1941, has been composed only of girls, but in 1946 it consisted of junior and senior boys. The first semester of this year the choir mem- bership was again mixed, but now again it belongs to the ladies. Through group interpretation, the members arrive at a genuine appreciation of poetry, Any Thursday eighth hour you might hear I ride on the mountain tops, I ride from The Ioy of the Hills, or zoom, zoom from F orebodinq as the choir rehearses in Room 216 under the sponsorship of Miss Riedl. STAMP CLUB This club was organized to give all high school stamp collectors a centralized meeting place where they could exchange hobby ideas. Stamp collecting is fostered through exchange, displays, talks, and auctions. Collectors are urged to diversify their hobby interests. A few collect stamps of foreign countries but most of us concentrate on United States stamps. Club life is informal, members freely interchanging hobby information. Stamp catalogues, maga- zines, and newspapers are available to keep collectors up to date. BLUE MASK Under the sponsorship of Miss Richards. Pulaski's oldest club-Blue Mask-has been unusually active this past year. This is the means by which Pulaski's dramatic talent mani- fests itself. Membership in this club was not open to beginners, the members being held over from last year's speech achievement. They met Wednesdays in two sections. The noon hour Harvest Program was rendered under the auspices of the Blue Mask. Its coup de theatre was the elaborate all-school Christmas play, Tonight the King. With a declamatory contest and Blue Mask banquet for spring ac- tivities, the dramatic club finished its dra- matic season. -105- x1 S s n 1 35 ik , 3 I if Q 4 ' 'fi 'WK f wf? 'V HOME ECONOMICS ARCH ERY CLUB This club, sponsored by Mr. Wielgosz, is one of the most active clubs in school. Already, certain members of this club have taken a trip to Madison to compete against Madison West High School. These boys are Tom Mickelson. lean Phillip, Alvo Cherne, and Ken Knoll. While on the trip Mr. Wielgosz lined up a few archery meets with Fond du Lac High School. The main idea behind this club is to teach the boys how to shoot correctly so that in a few years Pulaski High School will have a good opportunity of placing in the state meet, 2, Kiran' I 2 J f I 7 ...as- SPONSORS: Miss Mohr, Miss Poundstone, Miss Zillmann. The Home Economics Club was organized to further in- terest in healthful and practical home living and leisure time activities. Phases of the club's work include promoting charitable activities such as sending Friendship boxesoverseas, taking charge of Iunior Red Cross drives, the filling of Thanks- giving baskets, and assisting at the school banquets, teas. faculty parties, and inter-school functions. The club has many well-known speakers in the various fields oi Home Economics. l-'aculty members, who have had recent travel experiences, have given very interesting talks to the club. The Christmas Sale is one of the c1ub's recent accomplish- ments. Money earned from the sale has been used to purchase special equipment for the school. OUILL AND SCROLL Among Pulaski's student journalistic achieve- ments, the Quill and Scroll is outstanding. Mem- bership in this club, which has chapters located in nearly every state in the Union, and also in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, England, New Zealand, and China, has become one of the most coveted awards bestowed on high school journalists. Membership is limited to those students who rank in the upper third oi their class in general scholastic standing, and must have done superior work in some phase oi journalistic creative endeavor. ,. QM.. w N, SPANISH CLUB eff ' SPONSOR Miss Annette Flynn In order to understand and speak the Spanish language. and to acquaint themselves with Spanish American countries, Los Caballeros meet alternate Wednesdays and enjoy singing, games, movies, or talks. To increase members' knowledge oi Pan-American .countries, a series of travelogues was given by club members during the semester. Each senor and senorita was assigned a special country. Alter investigating all the information about his country, supplied by such sources as travel bureaus, the member delivered his travelogue. First semester officers were: president, Nancy Wendt: vice-president, Tom Frank: secretary, Paula Stammbach: and treasurer, Richard Ripple. Elected during the second semester were: president, Tom Frank: vice-president, Norvin Knutson: secretary. Paula Sitammbach: and treasurer, Daniel Draper. -108- LEATHER CLUB Organized in September ol 1947 for the purpose of acquainting students in the use of leather as a means of ,-ts., , T avocational interests and better consumer buying. The two clubs met on Monday and Tuesday of each week and learned the fundamental steps of working with leather. Tooling, decorating, embossing, dye coloring and hand lacing were a few of the operations taught in this club. Objects made were book marks, coin purses, billfolds, purses, camera cases, book ends and jewelry cases. Q 'WWW mm T1 Q, H' ,lf , Nm MOVIE-MAKING CLUB Last fall an enthusiastic group gathered in room 104, eager to begin shooting scenes for its first movie. Some members already were amateur photographers, while others were ' ' Th as organized at Pulaski the first Movie-Making Club. without expenence. us w Officers were elected to help direct the club, which is sponsored by Miss Asrmont. Because the purpose of the club is to produce motion pictures of interest to Pulaski students, the first production was the homecoming football game. Since then the members have expended all their eltorts on a movie about activities of the school day. Entitled Th' ls Our Schoo1, it shows students on their way to and from school, attending' is classes, and participating in co-curricular activities. -109- STAGE CREW When the time comes to hand out bouquets, let the unsung heroes behind the scenes-our stage crew, be first in line. It is they, who, in the final analysis, are responsible for a successful production. In their hands rest the failure or success of the Spring Con- cert, class plays, noon hour entertainments, and special auditorium programs familiar to everyone. On the job all the time, they insure a smooth running, precisely executed program. The backstage boys perform their duties silently and efficiently, always eager to please. Such service is appreciated when time is precious. Take a bow boys - you deserve it! all iv? STAGE CREW ROW 2: V. Budziszek, D. Kedzierski, J. Kroll. ROW I: Mr. Graves, J. Schaefer, D. Povliclc, L. Franecki, L. Franeclu. Nt, VN., lvl, QQ... E. JHNt PHHM Leading stars in Stardust, the Iunior Prom, were Bill Tomaszewski and Nancy Wendt. The members of the court of honor were Dick Kurth and Betty Yianopolus, Robert Stelter and Marlene Breidung. Frank Nowicki and Camille Marenda, Eugene Paw- lowski and Irene Grezlek, Brian Bednarski and Dolores Ziakowski, Quentin Borucki and Margaret Grajek, and Iames Olson and Barbara Rentner. The starry touch was given by members of the decoration committee who tacked up multi-colored stars on the walls of the gym. ,any ,. 'f A X - 'o 0 I o :lx 'J KX swf W sw 'W M. Knapp, B. Borkowicz, N. Krueger, H. Banaszalr, A. Kucharslri. A, Gehrke C. Swiclr STAFF Engineer - Mr. Bauch Firemen - Mr. Awe, Mr. Swick Gardener - Mr. Gehrke Floorman - Mr. Lorenz Matron - Mrs. Krueger Custodial Mrs. Borlcowicz Workers - Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Kucharski Mrs. Banaszalr THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Who is it that keeps our building clean? Who is it that keeps Pulaski warm in win- ter and cool in summer? Who is it that keeps our campus free from wastepaper and debris? Who is it that empties the wastepaper baskets every eighth hour? Who is it that waxes the floors and desks during the vacations. and washes the blackboards over the week-ends? Who is it??? Why the maintenance department, oi course. Under the leadership of Mr. Walter Bauch, a capable staff oi men and women endeavor to keep our school and campus in the best possible condition. This depart- ment deserves the thanks of every student and member of the faculty for making Pulaski a healthful and inviting place. --112- W- Bauch N.f.L aWTel'lCe M. Awe .X 1 ask 3 n W1 : r , W'1fjvr -93,-W-www-Q? .Y K :Jig ig, 'M 'N I 59 X 2? .f Q, 1 A -52 , QWEA' A W f A 1 X - ' 4- 2 1 'S K 7, ' K z f J L, -M g,:.r'w k' A M , , 7 , WE 2' mf, Kin. K , W .1 KNSiK,f K K4 K f xi. A' Q ' n 'J V'5a,! S f A if 56 ,fa K ,, KKK? KL KK K KK Kb. K K ,J 4 A Kg + - -. I , K K m W H L V ' ve? K .Ll K w,,,K K ' KKKKK ,- 4 W' Le , H t 6 KK us , . jf? gi F KKK R .K f ' K .. .3 gif R ' K V ,H ji' ' f 1' 495i :' - Q ,-kk if 3 2- W . .9425 - KQS,,KK K K t ' A 'A 1 - i f K ff ll-L-Q . i ,Q K Zia Q Ji L XM ff Aj N ' . xwqkj, K K xx X' 'bg'-5 VIN! J 1 f f X X, v ' K N 1 ' , X1 5 X , rg: I , 1 X x ' 1 W My 4 KK if j - ll ! K A 1 I X N' f , f . 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PX ki' k .N 1 in gf 54 JA ' ! .5 RQ Ai AVVQAT AV - 5 f V -1 , k an Rm, 'f' f, ,.,,3?: . Q A ' if Lf,- 3 ,F 5...w ,. Q J M j. g Nh ., 'E ,fi - ,W A K 'X k 535' ,ff ' A xxx K' ,Xi .kv '37, , A ,f A , .I 5, ml -K' , f' . , X X wx' .a ' ' VKX ' u if , ' 'R X4 v R245-...i,- X Q Liv Q ic ,V W -Q U 1 .b ,Ml fx X X MAA qx X f f e Af ww 2 f - Q ' 4 2, , i f I .ol iff 'XX - A . . K X Q , 1' ,.al'fNYf' 2 T r V x X QE D fcfwiif L A, rg- Y Q T V S ,hrk ' Ji. at Q ,w p -fm-ff? 2 ,,, ., , ,Q Q 4 l' p g fx ' A 'W i ' X Af G lA L f Qg ws , 5' :fa x X y f 1 , A I ,N 4, , .N x t, Q fy, 1, fx ,L . Q f 6: 1 .45 Wi 1 JI ,Q X, ,f5.,i,N3xX - - - ' ' ' A X! ...::'l' ' A' 'M ' , A t?-Q, t ' 45: .xv ' 'fif' 'W' 'Hi-1: 2' L A ' ' 'M' xg X V i , A ' A 'fn , H ' I Q1 xx' 'ff 5 L M fl . tiff ' f X, ' CQ, X lx' '7 1 - 117 - wash ' Cl .Z3PU'N+: Z 5 fjJcJ4L, NX Cf, X 1 ,, WMU!! xv '1 wx K 'fb Homeroom 306 Grade 7A Miss Jennie Joyce Mr- B- Buchanan H. Bell L I. Blaesing K. Buchkolz R. Callies F. Casper D. Ceplinski J. Duggan L. Drosen G. Drewniak K. Freitag R. Heins R. Heyer C. Huencke R. Jaeck J. Jalfubowski F. Kwiafkowski K. Larsen M. Lohf B. Mehrens M.,Martin J. Muszkowski R. Mafhems Homeroom 305 Grade 8A M. Ouradnik R. Schoeder R. Sobczak P. Wood B. Young R. Zellmer .. 'if 10 S- . 2 L 1, t ,.... 2 ,...., E Sw YV .hi L- -A - W Vyk , , R isk K. Baumann C. Bednarski D. Boone P. Bulski N. Cherne I. Cosfin R. Czerwinski L. Gapinski -. , ,, A - Y K A Q - is K ,-Al , . i V in A ' -- FB.. . B.. . ' - B -f Lf L B Q p B ' ' 5 , L 9? 3. 1, y,fi',f1?4,.' . ' 7 'f , , J. Glavan H. Goelher A. Graydow L. Habermann J. Heineman J. Kops K. Linaner P. Ohlsen . -118-- Miss Rosa HeH'wer Miss Irma Newman R. Orlowski V. Pefrie J. Popper C. Rubow D. Schanz R. Schmid? T. Skubal L. Thiele V K V apmfQ,,. Seri i s r . S . . . Lg x I ,EQ .Z E Homeroom 20i ' Q. 'gi in g . 2 ' Grade 9B t fix K , X M. Wnenikowski R. Wangerin R. Zydowicz G. Barufha W. Borchardi , J. Collins R. Coffer H. Dembny J. Duszynski D. Druminski R. Enk B. Fredricks C. Gillies K. Hamburger S. Hoefer? N. Hromek A. Jashek N. Jaworski R. Kalnpa E. Kasza R. Kopaczewski R. Kramasz Homeroom 205 Grade 9B E. Ludwig G. Lucas L. Barfoshevich D. Eberf E. Felski L. Griepeniroq 1'0 E. Marzek R. Malberf D. Nefferfield R. Novak B. Nowak L. Pfund D. Schusfer R. Serbiak -119- . e i islam J Na . X A M . Agn W, 1 ' G' . ' . J? QQ. - ,vs llll' .. ,1 A L - mx! V . X .5 ,QE .. . M f A 1 ' Q X' ' 'K . x' I , .-.. Y Miss Rulh Lassen Mr. Herberl' Bell R. Shaleski P. Skrlypczak P. Smogoleski D. Slachowiak B. Trensth R. Troyer E. Wasniewski G. Wilsand , Y Homefoom 4 A A e. f .:5, : .:u . . -. 13.3 , , , 5: k i, '.-, Yi. K ,-1:1 . lf: , MEM' S. Wisniewski F. Woida M. Zsldo J. Burnside A. Bussian R. Choinacki C. Chrislenson B. Chycinski B. Curschmann M. Cyganiak R. Czarnecki B. Dallman A. Domanski D. Dominiak G. Donarskl T. Draws J. Dresen H. Dudley M. Eggers K. Cwiklis L. Faillaci L. Falk R. Flalkowski A. Fllpiak E. Finlak E. Fisher L. Fohr P. Fohr M. Gabrysek J. Goeh Homeroom 35 Grade 9A D. Gollwifzer A. Solos C. Napierala L. Nichols A. Pahl D. Albrecht - 120 - A. Amszei C. Anderson R. Anderson M. Andraszezyk R. As? M. Ausfln Mrs, Lucille Koss D. Badfke J. Balcerowski E. Balcerzak R. Ball N. Banack J. Beima D. Bell K. Beyer G. Blesiadlny H. Blink R. Banse D. Borchardr S. Bouchard R.Brader B. Brandi D. Broske A. Burening R. Brunelle G. Brzelinskl S. Budziszewski A. Bukowski B. Burmeisfer .. , V , ,. A K . . -j 1 i s Homeroom '08 A yf- , 'i . 1, ni ' Ak.r H . ,, . . . Gfade9A f ilfif vv ' lllf - . 5 A- , A . A Asfvf- ali! 5 : M -. . rf., Q- 4 JE., T. Busnievfski D. Buszkiewicz S. Bylewskl J. Calliari J. Domagalski Smerlinski J. Karow M. Kiefzmann D. Lafus D. Miller M. Vaughn C. Walczak G. Wallcch R. Wanek G. Warda M. Wdowicki R. Weber J. Wendorfr J. Wenglewski F. Wenfa T. Wesolowski B. Wiegeri A. Wielgosz R. Wierzelewski A. Wisniewski R. Wiftberger F. Willer R. WiHer D. Woerner L. Woiak -121- Miss Ru'rh Manion Mr. Offo Norfhquesf J- WYPFSIYUSH J- YOUFIQ R- YOUNG E- Zadf01nY . rs. J iff m AA' . 1' A 'J Homewom '33 J , 1' Grade 9A ' , , . J, J A ' M. Zaves R. Zirzow P. Fagel R. Parry J. Paqenkopf R. Pagenkopf M. Pechauer M. Pedder K. K. Pefry J. Pisarzewicz A. Plecha R. Pluckhan S. Plufa J. Polakowski P. Polczynski P. Polofnian E. Pross D. Prusinski A. Racinowski A. Rambow E. Rasmussen F. Rafhmann F. Reszel J. Roddick E. Rogowski J. Rome V. Roih A. Rofz T. Rowinski R. Rowe iq. lj.. Elf v 4, ri 5 5 J. Rufzen N. Rydlewicz R. Rydzwski R. Saskowski L. Schmid? ' D. Schumacher R. Sfephen Homeroom 2I2 Grade 9A R. Balcerek P. Barr L. Bartz S. Bickler T. Burzynski M. Dyrzelskf - 122 - x f X . . ff!! A o ' J. Eckert L. Goulke F. Gruszka B. Kabacinski Ol, ff ' 1-:TIS 'f1.f:2E', , j,lMXRki. ,sf-A 255321 '-'gg' 431112.51 -Q0 15:32:15 -a.-ax.-M . ' 'far gan ' 1 ' . we D. Koceia R. Koss R. Kraiewski A. Kroening Miss Regina Bah R. Kruszka M. Legler A. Marcowka J. Menqer M. Niemi L. Orlinski N. Podlewski A. Poplawski rfb . ALAAA A Vai M. Przanowski B. Rieck E. Rosfan E. Rosfan G. Ruggles N. Snearly F. Stoblie L. Swendrowski X Homeroom 224 Grade 9A E. Swodzinski D. Szymanowski N. Unrafh L. Walters V. Wozniakiewicz P. Zyski G. Haggiih R. Heim A. Heling G. Hinh N. Hinfz R. Hogan R. Honadel S. Hordyk Q M. Hornburg W. Hoskins C. Huber R. Harzeler K. Ipssn W. Jackfhuber N. Jagielski N. Jahnke N. Janicki N. Januchowski C. Janz E. Jaskowski P. Jelinski R. Jesion C. Kaczmarski P. Kallman - 123 - 'W ,A M. Kaminski P. Kaminski C. Kielczynski R. Kieliszewski P. Klamecki E. Kleinmann Homeroom3I2 ' ' . ,S ' 4 M , Grade 9A t T , Mr' Eugene Wozny A. Kleinowski R. Sims C. Anclak V. Augusfyniak L. Bonner? T. Brixius C. Fahning B. Grudzielanek J. Heinen D. lzydor S. Kaszuba R. Koflan A. Kooczynski V. Kordes J. Krowczyk P. Laack D. Ligocki L. Luczai A. Machnik R. Makowski G. Mellon C. Maffsen T. Price T. Puczylowski R. Radish J. Rinqwelski E. Rommich M. Scharmach I. Sfefaniak D. Symolon J. Szponder R. Todd A. Toth R. Uffke R. Vieau D. Waldoch A . ,ig-9 .gg Homeroom 3I7 2 'h, ' . ' . Q3 Grade 9A A. Wallner L. York J. Bergersen D. Brandi R. Franecki R. Frankowiak am. D. Frenzel L. Gabrovic J. Geldon R. Geldon J. Glodwoski R. Gburzynski C. Gnqf J. Goeltzer - 124 - I. Goles L. Gorski D. Gramza G. Gramza Mr. Edward De Briae Mr. Edmund olszyk A. Gradinian W. Graves D. Griffifh M. Grzechowiak D. Grzek C. Hafeman R. Hafer K. Halleff N. Hanson J. Harley D. Heckendorf E. Heiden Homeroom 3 I9 Grade 9A S. Hendricks J. Herriges L. Hoeff D. Hoenow L. Honedel M. Muschinski G. Braunemen R. Cannon J. Feedar G. Lafus N. Lazarski T. Lee J. Lesser C, Leda,-hang M. Leifloff R. Lemley E. Lepkowski R. Lewandowski E. Leiler G. Lisowski P.' Lisiecki C. Loeffler ,ge I X ... M. Lohman B. Iionski P. Malkowski M. Mankowski L. Mansks P. Manske R. Manske E. Manfey A. Markowski F. Markunas J. Massen G. May B. Mazurak R. MuLalIen F. Mecikalski R. Menfkowski -125- T,,,.,,,,....,,.,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, v.Y,.. -,.,V...,V -,. ,... ,Y ,,.Y v, , ,-. , ...,,,..,-, . .,,..,.... L L 1 F fy 1 P Q. L l I I s ge. ., V. Meyer G. Michalski G. Michalski E. Morlh V , Homeroom 323 r 1 . L ' J K 4 'ig 5 Grade 9A M A Q ,4.:L:A: A, Miss Ru+h Smiih Miss Isabel Kelley G- 5Chf0edef D- Goose E. Mansano K. Medrow N. Misorski R. Mohr D. Molenda M. Mooney N. Nagy P. Nagy J. Naskrei N. Needrif P. Nefko K. Neuenfeldf J. Niemi C. Noah G. Noah G. Nowakowski L. Nowaczyk L. Ohlsen S. Olulski L. Oleinik M. Orlowski E. Radorich D. Sawinski T. Vaughn Homeroom 330 Grade 9A U B. Cameron C- DEQOIFGI' J. Defflaff T. Kieliszewski D. King J. Klass D. Klevenow J. Klopafek D. Knapinski M. Koceia E. Komorowski G. Konieczny M. Kopaczewski D. Koscielak D. Kosnicki S. Kosfrewa V. Kdvach P. Kowalski L. Kraczek D. Kraiewski G. Kraiewski N. Kralheim J - 126 - Miss Lo,-eqffa Mohr C. Krzyzan A. Kulesa L. Kulinski J. Kumprey R. Kulpa R. Kurlowski :Q ,, ' H I. . Homeroom 22 1 ., 1 ,'k. , '. L ' . Grade ' N' I A -. 4 ,, -fg, J' .. .ew , . 2. .53 A A 1 . 3 , ,, 5' , . ,. . an ff I L ?l'A.f1sig:g?.., , - 4.5. ' , - - 13- R. Labrec K. Landgraf I. Lange I. Meyers E. Peller A. Banczak an as T AVN. M. Legafh B. Lemke D. Osirowski J. Seebruck L. Seroczynski C. Scharein A. Schaffschneider D. Schmid? : fn it - . I ' 'Q . WW Q. A ff .. '- 4 fi' N' . K' ' - . . 1 . ' 'Q' 5' 7 L... I . QPfA I I MT I S+' -+I I R I g my 3. 4 - , 1 1 - 'K I I ' ' -ESX I . 1 I. ii f , - G. Schmid! D. Schwabe D. Sikowski A. Skofzke V. Smiqelski B. Sowinski M. Spraiiz C. Sfachowiak G. Sfachowski I. Sfark B. Slempke C. Sfewarf VR. Sfuesser L. Swiialski D. Szymczak R. Szrof S., Q R. Tabberf M. Tesch C. Thompson H. Thoms I I CVM! M. Tischer B. Treul I. Turadsk D. Uloxelski - 127 - .xl Homeroom I5 Grade l0B W. Borzynski D. Bukowski 11 R Brueser D Brxenk Budzak A Czarapafa My Harry Max My Leonard Schmldi- fn.. M 'K' .. x, - . ,. . L ,. 1. , 7 , 1 - . X , L M. Daniels B. Dembny G. Fleiler R. Grawelski G. Gonia J. Gorlewskl M. Hallell G. Janiszewski R. Janus E. Wroblewski M. Jerqer T. Kennilz J. Kovenski M. Larsen P. Ligocki J. Masiakowski Zi-2 - J. Merrill R. Miller J. Pasferski A. Pawlowski H. Pekrul W. Pinkalla R. Pinkowski Homeroom I07 Grade IOB M. Hallefl R. Lesko W. Kaminski D. Kerschion A. Knulh G. Krawczyk 'Pwr J. Linski R. Mueller G. Muza R. Oslrowskl P. Piszczek S. Plula J. Polewclynski D. Puddy R. Skibskl G. Sobclak L. Spycalla C. Sfanislawski M. Sfreclynski M. Subofich G. Siuda D. Szukalski -128- -Qx G A7 L 0,709 fx, I 1 -,ag -V ' Y 1 N M. Urbaniak J. Urbaniak . P I N 1 I , Iqfw Q I 1 A 1 vh v , . r , ' ' .L 'IQ , ,A X 0. . .. K I ff! x Bit- ' 1 4' , n W X F x XLD !f .Q rv 0 Q f ni I f cc' x If 'o X if f X' I a 6 I Q ' Mr, Ani-hony A. Wiegerf A. Wielicki , Vw-. Vw 5 fx Homeroom 33 - 'ii i K... ff 1 A' 6 v ' gi' ' 1 Grade f Q S Q V . D. Wiencek R. Wozniak J. Zingsheim B. Albrecht D. Barlow T. Brown 'n -.K A. Bruss B. Conrad S. Czaykowski E. Falkiewicz J. Felier C. Foellings B. Frankowski N. Hartmann M. Herzel L. Hinfz B. Jenkins P. Jens D. Johnson S. Keeker M. Klechowifz J. Klipsch . 1 ' , ' Q 5 'S' H ' H Cr.. .,, . ,Q if A V if Q 16 gs - Q A. X ' A , Q ' xr. I 3 if A sails J. Kullas A. Malek D. Miller M. Miofke B. Muh T. O'MaIley A. Paskiewicz M. Piefsch -N., w E. Rasch R. Rayone D. Rapp A. Rozqa B. Slinde J. Szymanski H. Turowski C. Zimny Homeroom 34 Grade IOA ig! i L. Balccnak D. Bilicki W. Duelgo L. Fohr J. Gapinski R. Gehrf -129- ,...g A ,YVV YU YV Y i C. Grochowskl E. J6Sff18mQOWSkI M. Jaworskl C. Jung ,, Q Mr, Louis Wei-1eI P. Kaminski P. Kaminski G. Kemnifz C. Komorowski Migg Pearl Richards J. Kordes D. Lewandowski R. Maciiewski R. Malkowski F. Marciniak E. Meier C. Miller C. Piofrowski C. Schick J. Sikorski R. Szopinski M. Wachowiak D. Wagner J. Weirowski M. Wendi' A. Werwinski - 63. E, --..., .- 1 Homeroom l22 284 ii-V1 43-1' --Af ww M' Grade IOA T .:, fi' ' .Q I 'n is K K. J A2 A A .. A' YE ..M R . '...i Q .Ml .ifv ii-S .C . A f .gs '22 , A Y H. Wesolowski L. Wianecki E. Wesinski V. Zaeski B. Allen H. Berg B. Behrendf G. Biskupski M. Blaesinq D. Drzewiecki P. Dziedzic E. Esser R. lglinski A. Jagieliski R. Koronka J. Kwapiszewski D. Lachenschmidt R. Lee D. Malieh P. Martin B. McKay E. Mecikalski A. Pankowski J. Pelzek L. Rankowski R. Rcsewicz VL. Ream M. Roth D. Roush F. Schery -130-- 1 ll! Z., E. Scholz A. Shaleski V. Sfefanski D. Surgos I ,,,.Ww Mr. Alfred Thurner P- T'-Wai J- Vigue T- W'-1iCiBCl10WSki J- W0Yfh3l Miss Marguerife Riedl Homeroom l30 V W fl . 5 Grade l0A 5 1 -gs - .. 9 'A Q- , , L .'kk js. 1. .. ' lf: 5Q2-.1 .hx AA ' G. Wroblewski M. Wysocki M. Zych R. Biesiadny J. Brzezinski E. Chrosfowski R. FreHy H. Gurzynski G. Kmiecik R. Kloehn J. Keminifz R. Krawczyk B. Kuri C. Lomke 'Y 34 L.. ' YC? 1' J. Liss J. Mecilalski M. Mueller E. Neldner D. Nowak M. Ordinans R. Pinkowski C. Prlmeau P. Purdy J. Pohlmann B. Rubin D. Redovich J. Schuler C. Syoikowski R. Sfankowski S. Sfawicki Homeroom 2l6 iv Wh N 4 A V W is gms' -:im K V, . Grade loA A - - R gs M. Shsben R. Tamblin R. Uciechowski A. Ast G. Banach M. Brlckler K. Conell F. DeCaslro A. Dxuibok B. Drozewski D. Donagalskl A. Ennis S. Erdmann R. Eqidc -131- 1 F. Forclea G. Gelhar J. Henrlch T. Hnlmer ,..,,--si! Mr. Edward Spaulding R. Kedzie J. Lepak R. Marx F. Mufranowski Miss Eunice Doring D. Oiiss V. Odwazny J. Philipp R. Piszczek R. Radke D. Rausch C. Szalacinski E. Schaoeifl P. Shulfz E. Severson F. Shulfz B. Walfers RJ Walfon L. Wirkowski S. Yosr F. Zarr Q 1. 1- Av Q . VF Q4 in 1 'V ' ,f V - omeroom 223 1 nfcgwfnk 's K 5 V x .vk Grade :oA an , M? - i M M. Zimny V. Andruczyk R. Blurmel M. Borowski R. Bogacki S. Brusewifz E. Brzezinski G. Buelow F. Ciesielski F. Dan K. Derse E. Ewerr P. Fayfus R. Fiedler M. Gawronski C. Havlik R. Hermann M. Kifkowski J. Kumphry L. Lucas R. McShane M. Meyer C. Pluskofa L. Skofzke G. Sfrosina J. Swifon F. Wenfa M. Wenfland K. Zebrowski R. Zimmermann -132- ,ff-' .fr I 5 R ix ,- .V,,, vbyl H omeroom 225 Q 2 D K , .. h h ' ' . ' Grade IOA C I, m,K,. J' ff' 5 ' ,K Tx R N in-f rf ! X L 1 -f '- ' .A f W. Zimmermann x J. Zavis B. Zuchcwski D. Zyla Miss Edifh F,-iese M. Baszynski G. Bernau D. Berka C. Beufin G. Belicki R. Brueser 1,491 . x ' , wt I - K Q 5 9, ' ' ,FL 'll I I . ah.. 1 V . w ' ., . 3 , ' . , . r , X . siiwi zi Af f , M5 . V S X K N 3 .1 X 5 . Y M. Cehanovich S. Chrosfowski L. Fisher H. Friedl J. Graske R. Grollo D. Hurzeler B. Kadela M, - 111 .- .L .. .. .., f - W 51 . . f '... . -ww nf-4 -'Wir rv L. L. Q - A 4'!'f f, Q S :ffm , . W X ,Q Q . .L , f . . M egg 'x F ... ll 4 rl W. Kokowski M. Kopczynski H. Kowaleski R. Krueger G. Kuras M. Kurzynski B. Liizau G. Markiewicz C. Panek R. Pollack C. Radfke M. Sfein D. Szulgif P. Verville N. Viden B. Villvock Homeroom 229 Grade IOA 2 ' K I L. Wallenslager J. Wesolowski R. Wesffahl D. Worley R. Woffa K. Zarek wx ...mf . D .. 'kk 2 . ,, 2 , ...' . -A-+1 . 1 5 ' L P- 'R .1 59 . A g., ...I ' 2, .1 F ,Q H-. -' .. 3 X . 'I Lk W- -Z . V , QIA- i 55-aj V, - ,L f . Q . - ml! L, .. . Z I 5 -q -.3 M. Adrian G. Anderson C. Bdffl L. Bernd? G. Borun D. Brodzik R. Drankiewicz E. Felfon ,Q W7 D. Folfs M. Gennrich M. Grams S. Grofh M. Jagodzinski K. Johnson R. Johnston D. Kabacinski -133- DT U. , T 4 L......H---,. Mr, Raymond Shaw D. Lisiecki E. Makal D. Masiakowski A. Merlin K. Moczynski A. Mulzoff L. Telzlaff J. Tabiasz J. Uflke D. Wahl E. Zellmer ia-..--:fs lk rf' Homeroom 230 Grade IOA ,4 . . 91 l LS' .mimi X l 'lax eng, l vi.. N w. Keller N.Knagm A.Kahn M.Kowsk9 fd X x F 4 .. , Qf n .'-51517. 57.13. ' P. Mulzoff R. Sieczkowski M. Sobczak K. Sosinski E. Slaszak B. Tandeckl if ' l L' - '-vw Yi? S. Anfkowski H. Barbasiewicz J. Bauman G. Clark R. Davies R. Bibowski M. Gorski G. Grabrowski R. Kasper 8. Klass D. Koronkowski P. Kozub R. Kwiecenski J. Lilly H. Maslinski H. Naslalski M. Nowak .2 4 ' 'N 'W J' ' Wie .- -I - -5 4 'X 6' . . , V' . ' l' , - . io ' , , .W ' - ....- .. Q- . .., ' i - J f -vw , , K, ' QI., 7 A 5. .ffr- L ' Y 33.. . R fi Q if M Y arg if X 1 l ...J 'J , W 1 f K rr f ' .X 1 W J L . . Vg ig WL . N 4 ..Lrr 1 5 - ,.-...i mg . , ,. D 1 .aa a 1 I . -w, .1 D. Ozark D. Pross T. Przerorski R. Regulski E. Rossa R. Scherkenback L. Schultz D. Slasiak P. Sfrazenski J. Wendt L. Winter C. Wolak J. Woinar - 134 -' 'Nz R. Slanlzewski ' Q: D03 ,w 59- 'K 5 ' N . , ' 9 f 1 Y Q 'lx Q1 iw f' ' A 4 0 N P' f , ' jf .sn-. u 2. . A. Barczak M. Bell J. Benson T. Brennand Miss Virginia Filagei-5 M. Bradshaw D. Ciszewski R. Cosiin G. Deiewski Mr, Sfanley Kezele E. Defflaff D. Dwyer D. Dziedzic J. Ellingsan C. Franke M. Gierszewski F. Gracyalny F. Graeven E. Graiek C. Gross R. Guerfner G. Kazmerzak D. Koch D. Korlarek B. Knudsin D. Kreil K. Lilieblad J. Luedke J. Meyer B. Myszkowski B. Pefrie K. Reinerio E. Rogahn M. Rozewski -,Av -,.,, It Homeroom 232 ' Grade IOA if N , A. Simonson D. Wangerin D. Weidner B. Wolff D. Anderson -si +1 B. Behl A. Boguslawske W. Buske J. Councell J. Duewell R. Gradinian R. Hale M. Hoenow 3 G. Hubmann G. Jacobe J. Lofher G. Kazmierczak B. Klalura D. Kiwior D. Komassa M. Koniowski -135- w I 4 -. ,,.... -Mg O. Knufson A. Kuiawa B. Link M. Murawski J. Mushall M. Nake ww 7 Mr. Elmer Willa,-ld C. Nowakowski G. Pacholski R. Raebel B. Schmid? M. Skrenfny E. Small Homeroom 308 Grade IOA D. Swarfwouf P. Ulma D. Ve Nord G. Wisniewski G. Wyrowski S. Zealley R. Binney J. Borgwardf D. Brzakala J. Czarnecki C. Dzioba T. Felchner R. Garsfecki R. Gufsch C. Hass M. Krueger L. Luebke R. Macieiak D. Mankowski R. Mikula C. Nowak A. Ode T. Poprocki L. Plichfa R. Plizka' L. Pieszak L. Radomski R. Rasmussen R. Salin R. Sliwinski R. Smifhana D. Sfonina J. Szymanski D. Tabaczynski G. Tuaminen Tv. Vaughn J. Watson J. White Homeroom 3I8 Grade IOA A. Wifi K. Wozniakiewicz H. Zaffke E. Zalewski J. Zielinski - 136 - B. Bolanowski L. Budzisz M. Fehlhaber J. Franke Miss Annef-fe Flynn M. Jacobus R. Jakubowski M. Januchowski R. Kala C. Krause E. Kremer P. Kruzycki G. Kuehn L. Kuiawa S. La Barbara J. Lesinski T. Lipinski J. Mueller I. Ochalek J. Pavwoski J. Poeske M. Rydlewicz M. Schubelske S. Tomovich C. Trawcyznski . .Q - A . 1 jisvv W - 'ii .nr if fi-a'..,:: 1 A - 1 . . ., K .. , x V 1:4 'W af.. ,. --Q k . 'K , . -'Ms W' 9 x .- .. . f .2 'i x B l Q' M. Van Horn R. Wieskirch D. Wilson T. Woiak M. Zibell L. Franecki J. Kroll A. Gill 5: ,ff ' X .V ,. 1 Homeroom 234 if Q g if U ,.. Grade IIB , Q7 1 X ' X I ,K is ' 'll A. Haack J. Keifer E. Korfa H. ganachowiu i J. Brodeske B. Busse L. Cieslinski J. Derkson B. Dononon R. Easfberg R. Fiedler R. Gapinski I C. George R. Glealon P. Golf: D. Hammer E. Ireland M. Kallas B. Knufowski E. Kroiawski -137- H' 1 1 P. Kruezynski J. Kufek R. Lemanski R. Liebrechf Mr. Harold Hoverson J. Mallon J. Pazik D. Pionfek J. Pruse Miss Sara Gove J. Pulis J. Pulis P. Romer G. SuHon J. Thayer R. Uzzle R. Waluszewski R. Zaczik Homeroom 325 Grade IIB P. Zalewski D. Burdon S. Budzak D. Blaffner J. Barske D. Baum 19 if B. Dorn J. Doro? R. Durbahn E. Hensiak I. Hansen R. Korpal D. Kleczka A. Kalinowski C. Lacek R. Mildbrandf G. Mikula D. Mikula J. Marfens . R. Marguardf R. Neuman R. Plichfa M. Pfund J. Perry G. Parmenfer T. Packard R. Rogowski D. Roelke A. Richards D. Rechinski as Homeroom 329 Grade I P. Woinowski E. Woida R. Wenfland N. Worden T. Zelinski R. Borkowski - 138 - D. Brown L. Einerson R. Graborczyk N. Jashels T. Kaczkowski R. Kolp J. Kosmalka A. Lasse R. Leszczynskl E. Lozynski J. Lukszys M. Swifkela Mr. Kennefh Sleffen M. Prazynski V. Pewqllnski T. Roleraf H. Rcrfh R. Selbo M. Smogoleski A. Sommerfeld B. Spycalla N. Sielfer B. Slep C. Taycherf B. Thaler B. Thode J. Tipton D. Wiley A. Woda Homeroom 8 Grade I IA H. Behl P. Bialk A. Blink R. Biesniewskl V. Dahlrnann B. Dobbs P. Dziedzic B. Erdmann N. Gehrke R. Golombiewski P. Jakubicz R. Kordys B. Laboda G. Mader 3 A. Mah G. Nowak R. Nowicki R. Olenchek D. Palonaude G. Pisarek E. Prokop L. Regan f . A A . Q' A+ - ' J' lf f . fl Q ' I ' .. A52 ' fi ' . fm Q --H A , 7 ' .- ' , QF . Q . X . D- ROSICIYHSH J- R01-Wiki P- RUH1 N. Scholl: J. Soebruck V. Sheldon Smith R. Swick -139- , L 1 9 x Q r E I x X I S I R. Schlmborskl R. Sfuessen R. Szymanskl M. Wolak Mr, ,lemme Pelkowski E. Wasco J. Winkowski D. Wolier A. Worner Mrs. Margaref Boone Homeroom 9 Grade IIA D. Young J. Albrechf D. Ahnerf B. Anderson J. Brnaszynski L. Brzeskiewicz AR. Budziszcwski N. Dorn C. Fennig B. Fricke D. Gliffenberg A. Greenless G. Luebchow J. Mehrens A ,Tri . 5 , . , 'al . I , if A Y.. . , w' ' , . ' gi,'?fg,.g N - , -. . n n A -, 'Z A - .N nn.. - . fr. f A A ... A . fn - Y . D A A ' ' A AQAAA ln :Q 5' ' 3 V' .Q . 'ME' Lfffl R. Milinski R. Oriowski A. Palkowski A. Pafzke F. Przeworski R. Ranomski R. Schuenke R. Singer J. Smolen F. Sobcowiak J. Spaih J. Suschil F. Wolfer C. Wamser G. Wenzel B. Weiskirch ' :,, 'w 44' Q. 3, A A 1, .Zi 7. g Homeroom 29 4 5 . .5 - Q -. -u. ' ' Y ' Grade IIA . f H? ,744 'Wi i X fr -,A wr-.. ,, m, : X, . X U in J. Wesfer D. Zarr A. Zaves W. Awe W. Bakken S. Balkowski M. Balthazor A. Banach T. Becker D. Bertling M. Biesiadny D. Bronkala R. Dams B. Dubis - 140 - R. Friedl P. Georqer L. Galvan E. Jasinski E. Junger P. Kelley R. Knight J. Koceia R. Koegel J. Kolba C. Komorowski L. Kremplewski Mr, Edward Zielinslri 'Y L. Lyman R. Marcowka L. Moderski J. Menlzer E. Price J. Raiski G. Rybakowicz R. Spankowicz J in J. EE 3 Homeroom l02 ,QXL1 1 . mi? ,V 1 Xl 2 2 n 7 y I t K , . K t kg: K . il. I is V, , 1 '- ' ' A V Grade IIA 11- , . l x ' 1 L f. i H 4 ' I D. Szczensy G. Thomhs R. Ziolkowski J. Boller G. Cieslik J. Czarnecki R. Dziedzic A. Fogelberg M. Gaiewski S. Haberman D. Hardy G. Hesse J. Hoeff P. Honeck J. Huebner M. Karolus L. Klass B. Krebs A. Kuhagen L. Mikolaiczak E. Norgel J. Phillip G. Pisarek R. Rausch J. Rice B. Richel C. Slosanski P. Sfammbach A. Thompson K. Wallner LLLMM N Xl l f yur X: - A' X f IL- 4' J. Waldoch D. Wesfhause - B. Wiencek H. Wolfensperger M. Woiick N. Zaffran C. Zielski --141- Homeroom I I5 Grade I IA r I il A iiiffll M. Alexander J. Amrusfel -1Sf'i' V W-e---W Miss Minnie Foulke, R. Baranowski J. Beernink J. Blelh Q, Comeau Miss Kopahke R. Davilz R. Damroes R. Godfz B. Heise N. Holman I. Jesion S. Kaczecka J. Kaczmarek J. Kilps T. Kolala Y. Kremski I. Krygier R. Kuiolh G. McKay J. Menger R. Monahan B. Nimmer R. Riemanschmeider W. Rawinski R. Schweiger J. Scoff T. Sfemo M. Sieschil V. Terpsfra I ,'.,.,.. ,A , I -' 1 'ff A ff' I RRJR 2 I Homefwf' '3' . . I f 4,4 'Q' K sq, . ' Ii' V ':' ' fl i. fp N ,I .gr yu Ig Q , , . , as K .,, 2 , A . , A , . ' - Grade I IA ,W ' E j a f f g J I H. Wiehgers P. Wieczarek D. Zillmer R. Anderson D. Badtke D. Buss M. Dobson N. Drozewski D. Duggan A. Elger J. Gould I. Hase M. Heckendorf E. Herbsf B. Hermann E. Honadel P. Hryniewski M. Koelsch D. Kolaslnski D. Krieger B. Krzewinski V. Malkowski - 142 - ,, , ,W ,- G Mazepewskl T Michelson C Mylnarek C Paulson Miss Josephine Phil L ipkgwgki D. Peschang P. Pillai i E. Poplawski I. Puefz R. Reiman R. Rainmann D. Roleraf . R. Shumuay R. Slachefka R. Smiech R. Sobczak C. Springer R. I Homeroom 203 Grade I IA X F. Talsky W. Bertram D. Frankiewicz E. Fufchkar D. Hiens T. Konfowski D. Kwiaikowski A. Kuri D. Kriesel R. Marcinkiewicz ' A. Merril? F. Mick D. Michalowski S. Miphalek 4- if R' s - gf D , Q Y --A-'M can , S A 2- I ,A fixfzi- T W. L Q h . aa fl ' H kt., D. Maffson J. Nowicki N. Nowakowski L. Pefh D. Piefrzak L. Racinowski ' L. Raczynski N. Roberfson 'Z' M6 J. Ross E. Sawinski L. Smith C. Sfefaniak T. Sucharski J. Swierh B. Thompson F. Thompson ew: - QQ T JA A if 9:7 Q? . . ' W wx Q 1 H. Thompson E. Turadek R. Varick B. Wenfland R. Zieniarski G. Zierowski -143- Miss Marge,-ef Neig A. Barischaf B. Bulski J. Bukalski R. Daleke Migg Ellen Mannix E. Domachowski P. Drosen A. Duikiewicz R. Eilers N. Fesino M. Fleischer T. Frank C. Gawronski L. Hamburger G. Jansen D. Kaminski R. Karfh N. Knufson L. Mikolaiewski S. Nifz M. Reusser D. Ringwelski T. Riveff C. Rogers J. Rupinski D. Rausch J. Scheffler D. Schmeiing B. Schwabe Homeroom 226 S D ig, Grade I IA . ' Xa K. Semrau A. Trinasfic D. Wolfer N. Wenink L' Anfonowch B- BBTBQOWSH B. Brudnickj D. Casper K. Cherne M. Crowley J W. Drinkwafer A. Czynszak A W. Hake J. Haidger R. Lemeke P, Jgnas E. Jozwiak D. Kowgel B. Kuiawa K. Lalke M. La Marche S. Marfyka - 144 - A. Pafin J. Polakowski M. Priegel R. Radlke V. Sleikowslri B. Sowinski Homeroom 322 Grade I IA Miss Helen Hanggn L. Thoma H. Wawrzonkowski J. Winfer R. Wlsniewski B. Adamski R. Berfhelsen M. Brinkman J. Brown D. Duszynski 6. Gadzalinski D. Gapinski G. Grabowski J. Greiling R. Hlnh R. lczkowski S. Kasch L. Kalisz A. Koehler E. Kocorowski D. Koh J. Lewandowskl R. Loewus C. Lofy L. Haber A. Mayer T. Meier G. Meyer J. Michalski A. Nadolskl R. Nisiewlcz D. Nowicki M. Okulski G. Sanders G. Schears L. Seeger E. Shlppy b - , . J. Zg, . A Wi Q an ,M K ' 'tx G. Sfadfke B. Strike B. Touminen R. Wall J. Zlmdars ff V as 0 ,f ' 1 B ff' Q dgggag . I se.'!.e...zfA!L. - fa 6.0, -145- rw.. Homeroom 204 Grade l2B C. Arndf Q. Borucki Miss Bernice Alcoll M. Chrislianson B. Graves B. Holland I L. Jeka Q , Miss Delia Lindsay E- JBRGHOWSH M. Kaczecka B. Kordus B. Kubiaczyk V. Kusf R. Landoff R. Lepak P- Taszynski ,, 1, , Q fs RQ , s,i ...R W .QR 1 A ' as 'Q-R R x . y .wth . My .WJ ' 1 ' . V 5 v ' ' ' m- . -. .' . V I 4 Luk- K ., . A K 4y,.xm J N 2' R fi Q M Z 65, . , x .lf K fi R RL 1 ' 1 R. Przybylski R. Rydzewski D. Schwarck J. Slawicki R. Torres E. Wicinski K. Williams G. Wiffer i if-M W Homeroom 2l5 y 1 , I , Lt d? VV .A 5, 4, 4: , V R , Grade IZB R , - R Y ' wi R M M R V LV , V, 1,5 . . 4. A .wx f R . . , R A. Wosoba J. Bohiem D. Draper N. Ecksfein M. Goefz L. Gonlarek 12: Q? 1.1-:Q 1 -I Af 6? ' .fs ing? M 'il 17 ' R .. , ' if . M .L fa 3- ll M +R A G sv ' , ' M... ' Q R H . r ' ' , Rf, - W ,, ,, H . 5 . V ' N1 ' 'W R w . 'Nia R H'f.rf. - E. Gralewicz J. Henrichs A. Kaczmarek F. Kmiecik F. Koehn H. Kramer Leszezynski D. Orlowski f 1 L 1 S 5 ,, I 2 1 .llmxli X l L.. .... , ,-.., . E. Perse G. Porter R. Ripple M. Szylowski D.sZehm C. Zienfek J. Ballschmeider J. Borgman B. Bednarski U. Brykczynski F. Dziegielewski P. Ehardt -146- 'T'x- fi! fi 354 fx i 1 kk . U ' S Q .. 4 , 3 3 if? .. MQ 'Q .E l ' F . Q Eifif Q 5 ' A Q Al. 536 . - if . A , Q J A , K ,V , 5- J i 3 W -.f P , ,L H5 'W V ff-Q f Q ,...,. 2 A 42. . fe as R Y' S .kg 'F 9 . Hifi' Ag lHUIHlY Marion Aldrich Violef Asimoni Raymond Brussock Adele Cichoclri Social Science English Science Mafhemalics Chairman . Dean of Women Raymond Dondlinger Esfher Eifhier AnneHe Flynn Ralph Graves Social Science Social Science Foreign Language Ari' Chairman Senior Counselor Freshman Counselor Year Book Adviser Lorraine Kopsar Henry Lifzow Edward Merbach William McGar'ry English Commercial Science, Chairman Maihemalics Newspaper Adviser -148- Angeline Newman Walier Olen Marie Poundsfone Kennefh Royal Physical Educafion Physical Educafion Household Arfs Physical Educafion Science Chairman Boys Counselor Grace Shaefer Gus+ave S+oel+ing Foreign Language Social Science Sophomore Counselor Harold Schulz George Winkler Manual Aris Manual Arfs I, v' 5 in William Tiernan Social Science Junior Counselor Kafhryn Zillmann Household Aris Chairman in-w '49 Maffhew Wielgosz Physical Ed ucafion Mildred Schwaab Speech What price fashion? A senior ca under the direction of Miss Schwaa answered with a five act presentatio of Anna Cora Mowatt's Fashion, 0 Life in New York. The play involve love, intrigue, forgery, blackmail, . phony count, a would-be socialite an: her hen-pecked husband, and a laugl a minute. The cast of characters includes: Adam Trueman - a farmer from Cat teraugus . . . Raymond Lutz-Cou Iolimaitre a fashiona le European lmpo tation . . . Gerald Dominiak-Colon Howand, an officer in the U. S. Arm , . . lack Regensberger - Mr. Tiffany, 4 New York merchant . . . Thomas Bruc wicki-T. Tennyson Twinkle, a mo ern poet . . . Don Ratke-Augustu Fogg, a drawing room appendage . . Donald Warwick -Snobson, a rar species of confidential clerk . . . Bag Hanrahan-Zeke, a colored servant . . lames Drost f Mrs. Tiffany, a lady Wh imagines herself fashionable . . . Nancg Wendtflgrudence, a maiden lady o certain age . . . Penny Scott-Millinette a French lady's maid . . . Ieanine Wi lette and Betty Yianopulos-Gertrud a governess . . . Doreen Ostermick an Lois Gut -and Mary La Grange ar Seraphina Tiffany. I, A' 5 H' I 74 fb fi , M4 T 5 , ,f-w.xY,f5 s ' w ,..,, ,Qi , Rr . W5-'v mf A V 4-ov, W I f 2 V 4- 1 'Ni S N , i ...M 1 7 if 1 V . 4 ,XJ f Y, V 5 . fx 3 fi , ?'Qf,LS X Haig fs ws Q. YW D gn ,. . - ' ar mi y - Q 3' ,-2. V 1-Z -' ' W . A i 1 M I 'E 3, 9? ax, J J 4? ff 2' 1 Wf, f ,jf , A I -.,,-, .L V, lrk 4. , 1.x fi f ,A 5. is , li fi ,gf x fsfigi Hxdaj MF '-.QQ Fw! HHH HNH IHHH -3 x ff 's. Mi'- Lv-M-.,..,,,, HA?- ,V.,.,.,,, yt I i i i I l L, From One Senior to Another: A To Tom Gillies, future educator, the book Live and Learn, for information on where to obtain the above book, Tom, see Donald Radtke. To Dell Brzezinski, a recording of Lucky in Love with emphasis on the line I don't mind if at poker you're green -- fnow don't blush.J To Iuliane Douglas, a year's subscription to the magazine Sweet Potatoes, and we do mean sweet. To Bernadine Bonk, a Best Seller, since she likes to work as a sales clerk. To Ioan Kotlarek, Einstein the Il, a head of cabbage, because two heads are better than one. To Ioan Wilcox, future dental hygienest, a can of whitewash to keep teeth Lovely to Look at. To the housewife of days to come, IoAnne Zophy, a balloon to make her bread rise. To farmer, Monty Holman, a greenback to show, How green was his valley. To journalist, Dick Fix, a package of tums to help him digest the news. To Mary Kwiatkowski, an answer book so she will know when to tell her future students, that's right, you're wrong. To swimming champ, Alvo Cherne, a package of life savers. To basketball star, Bill Tomaszewski, a law book, for he works so well on a court. A To Mary La Grange, future actress, a needle and thread to keep her audience in stitches. To Nancy Wendt, a future school teacher, a bag of coffee beans all ready to use to help her students be good to the last drip. A halter and saddle to Connie Czajkowski to use when people complain I'm a little hoarse today. To Don Biedatch, future WPA worker, a shovel for the' Pause that Refreshesf' A nose guard to Ursula Fleischer, because she has such a wonderful nose for news. To tennis stars, Eddie Mulzoff and Dick Kurth, a few rubber balls to quiet their bouncing personalities. To annual editor, Douglas Koch, a pair of scissors to help him cut out his errors in college. To Milton Foelske, Van Iohnson's clothes rack, because with that length he needs a new set of trousers. To Bill Baum, Jimmy Durante's nose, because with that snoze you can't miss for be missedl. To Wayne Kneser, a report card already marked and signed so he won't have to forge anything, not even a name. To Frank Nowicki, a hope that he pursuses his chosen profession because he gets on well with counselors. To future telephone operator, Ioyce Williamson, a wish that certain bells will ring soon. Betty Slawinski wills her knowledge of the annual to the underclassmen who are: Gene Mader, Donald Bilicki, and Russell Knight. -154- To An Underclassman: Auggie Cibarich to Bob Shuenke, all slivers that bench collectors get next football season. Darrell Acker to Iames Vigue, all the paint a painter needs to make a sign. David Lund, his monitor's post, second floor outside of the girls' gym to any underclassman who has a Wanderlust. Marilyn Friedman wills her Florida tan to any member of the swimming team that needs it. Q Marilyn Bauman to Karen, her swimming suit and cap to keep her warm when the water's cold. , Lawrence Franecki, to Dave Pavolick, his pair of safety shoes for those rugged days behind stage. Dick Fix to Iack Wintkowski, his ability to get along with Miss Kopsar. Alvo Cherne, his height to a varsity basketball player with the initials I. K. Bill Tomaszewski, his shoes for two freshmen to fill. Iohn Bauman wills his big feet to Tom Michelson so he can paddle around the pool. Stanley Chojnacki, his law book with all the answers to any student who wants it Cfree of chargel. Bob Iannas, Marvin Singer's eraser, which is on an electric light fixture in room 35, to any student who is interested in saving money, even a nickel. Iane Hagland wills her speech book to those students who love to talk. Eddie Mulzoff, his ability to stay out of school at least twice a week, to any underclassman. Pat Batagowski wills her patience to working on prom decorations to some poor soul. Mary LaGrange wills her headaches to Arlene and Shirley, future annual editors. t Gloria Liss, her physics book to anyone who will have it. Camille Marenda, to anyone who wishes to read their own handwriting. her pen. Iames Sierszyn, his respect for other people's property, to the Witter twins. Hildegard Thomsen, to anyone who will be an aspiring star, her name tHilde- garde onlyl. Rita Golembiewski wills her ability to keep dates, to all her friends. Mary Ann Sobieski wills her stolen paints and brushes to the person who so tactfully borrowed them. Io Williamson wills her ability to walk the halls without a pass, to her future brother tin-lawl Bobby Berthelsen. The entire Cavalier Annual Staff wills their aches and pains to the poor souls who are now working as messengers. -155- www 'W-. 'Hs .., t.k gw.i '355QZf 4?' 'mv if Q5 W V sf , W W A S' . .. , K - ily' 4? S Q gal 35 'f 1 ,fl k M 4 wid 'QV r w 4 w iw? I , ,rf ' V ',' mu- - fx? 251-1 '..f . ef' f b -' z f i N 5 5 W1 x,,.w Q? ln. M 'xl if f-q,,'sx if - f , f , if Q 5 .V F Q , 'Q ' ur 1,44 lx fl x -'I' n 3-ff! :sf 'igfkif' M. 4 ' h,, ., ji .fir ! .5 'Hu' 3..f, M,, 1 ...M V, 6 , MM , 3 .film - 'Q ,G 1: 1 A ' J ' ff Q '- P I W5 31' www r x 'W' 1 1 W Q -S' l .-MA 'd b V ' Awww-f 0-,,.,W 4 R WW-V-1 -,iv E 5 ,Q-,5 ffp.-2- 1:4-2 A, si, - 3 Rf Y, X C 'K - L WW, ,x,,,., VV , f 55? 'e I 4 1 f Ei: , - A . 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