Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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THOMPSON, WILLIAM HUGH Bill Elective Course Radio Club. Here's one Bill you wouldn't mind getting. WARNER, AUDREY ANN Aud English Course Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Monitor. Slender and tall and friendly to ull. WICINSKI, ELAINE PATRICIA Ellie Science Course G.A.A.g Hall Monitor. Be to her virtues very kind, to her faults a little blind. WILLIAMS, KEITH ROGER Keet English Course Trackp Rod ond Gun Clubg Hall Monitor: Paper Drive. Arthur Murray in a track suit. WOIAK, MARY ANN Mary English Course Victory Councilp Gym Monitorg Homeroom Monitorg Leathercraft Clubp G.A.A.g Office Mon- itor. A pleasant and willing worker. WOJCIK, GLORIA Bright Eyes Elective Course Polish Cluby Waste Paper Salvagep Girls' Clubp Home Economics Clubf Girls' Glee Club. She's never too busy to say Hello. WOLFENSPERGER, HANS Wolfie Elective Course Speech Choirg German Clubp Cross Country. When this Swiss boy came calling, he cap' tured every PuIaskian's heart! ZEHM, DONALD ROBERT Don Elective Course Footballg Basketball: Senior Court of Honorp Senior Advertising Cammitteey Hall Monitor: Pageantp Blue Mask: Intramural Official: Audio Visual. What is more important than a corrected mistake? When you remember never to make that mistake again. ZIARKOWSKI, DOLORES AUDREY Del Elective Course Sub-Deb Clubg A Cappella Choir: Senior Court of Honory Blue Mask: Pageant. Del's sparkling brown eyes and rhythmic feet are forever dancing into others' heartsl IIELSKI, CAROLINE MARTHA ZIRZOW, BERNARD MILTON Elective Course Carrie Elective Course Benny Blue Maskg Home Economics Toy Construction Club. :lubg G.A.A.g Office Monitorp He's a H-E-C-K of a nice 'lall Monitorg Fashion Club. guy. All her ways are pleasant Nays. 1. 0- tff. +G., 15 1 I, ZYCH, CHARLES FRANK Science Course Zeke Hall Monitor: German Club. By work one knows the workman. -f I' ' I 1

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IUNE CLASS, 1949 Thomas Stemo Marcel Dobson President Vice-President As freshmen we hurried to all classes and then sat there a long time waiting for the tardy bell to ring: had upper-classmen autograph our school song sheets: did all our homework: and lost our first inter-class swimming meet. As sophomores we became interested in extra-curricular activities: cheered at all football and basketball games: went to our first over-all hop: and were thrilled by the Spring Concert. As juniors we began stamping our feet in We--'M-f-re Patricia Honeck Walter Rowinski Treasurer Secretary study halls: did less homework even though we received more: planned for and went to that wonderful Dreamwhirl Prom, from which we didn't get home until the next morning. As seniors we possessed that feeling of self- confidence, which only seniors have: organized the Student Council and Senior Planning Com- mittee: displayed our talents in the Senior Talent Show and. Class Play: anxiously planned for our Senior Banquet: and proudly received our graduation diplomas on June 16, 1949. Mr. Wielgosz, Miss Asimont Class Sponsors