Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1950 volume:

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J-Jxf X24 'jfgf ,,.i?TjJJ.v!i ,gkfv 473 ff 5 ' 3 Lfrf I ,fe W! ,547 W l W Sept. 10, 1872 - Oct. 22, 1949 They're mine, all mine, and his voice is low, Yes, mine to the youngest one : As he fondly watches you come and go In the changing shadows and sun: And his eyes grow bright with unshed tears As his great heart swells with ride, And I see in their gleam his loye igr you As wide as the sea is wide. lk 1' 1 92 Yes, really mine, he softly repeats. , i' l , Y i N Ii not of my flesh a part, . Ki ' X Ai 'lYet are they as dear as life to me Y ,ir . 1 X lg I I f These children of my heart : f' . 3 V tl , x , X And a smile steals over his kindly face 1' it ,R ,I , And lights if high with joy, , Q i' 2 V And I know he If counting you over again X c 4 , it y. -.xv tl 3Each one his girl, his boy. il I' ' W 3 . is if 1 N - I K X Xl Oh friends, if 1 could :eu of all N 7 ' ,I iw I , ' X H The love he had for you, ' X V , ' it ix How boundless it was in its mighty sweep, A 'I ' , I' , AR ' How warm and sweet and true: ' . at X ' Then would you know, as you think of -him ,V A ' X I ' 3 . mx In his home beyond the sky, V 1 f I ' ' 2 I 55 That even now he is smiling at you X ' 1 X Qt As he did at his last good-by. y Q E It I. H. Castleman . , , ii xl Xt This poem was written in memory ot our late principal by K ' 1 ki I X his brother, I. H. Castleman. Ht e AS lx. 'X 5 i , s Alvin E. Westgaard, Principal William F. Tiernan, Acting Vice-Principal The people we meet as we go through life are consciously or unconsciously judged by each of us according to their dispositions and personalities. Likewise organizations and institu- tions are judged by their characters. Any visitor who enters our school need not be with us long before he gets the feel or temperament of the school. It might be one reflecting a coercive, un- responsive languid attitude: or perhaps one radiating purposeful, cooperative, dynamic participation and understand- ing. Each of us helps build the tempo of the school - an atmosphere better known as School Spirit. The serious- ness with which you take part in your class activities, extra curricular oppor- tunities, club activity advantages and school service privileges determines the true value of our school. A school which enjoys an enthusiastic, interested, loyal, purposeful faculty and student body is destined to make important contribu- tions to all persons who share in the experience program of that school. All those of us who value our advan- tages at Pulaski High School possess a reverent yearning to support and build the Pulaski School Spirit - a Spirit founded on Earnest Effort, Friendly Co- operative Action, Respect for One An- other, and Service for Mutual Self Improvement. -A. E. Westgaard One of the primary objectives of edu- cation is to prepare young people for a fuller life. Here at Pulaski, we have all the facilities necessary to assist us in attaining these goals. As individuals We must have the drive and ambition to take advantage of all the valuable op- portunities our school affords. Day by day we should strive to build character, acquire knowledge and develop skills. By constantly improving ourselves, we can contribute much toward making this world a better and happier place in which to live. Students of Pulaski, meet that challenge and go ever forward. Yours is the opportunity. -William F. Tiernan ww Q! . M or r fi Q E :Z 3 -Q Wx fa r F ,f Y s li Q .1 Back io school - but isn't lhis peaceful beauty worth if? hifi -5 :SH 3:T:wf,r ff3?g 433 13. mb .J ' E1'W,3l 'sS E l l K 2 'L ' - EN N 4 . A Q - , 3 gg 2: E My M' 1 ,Mi 1 A Q, -- 1 gf Jw, QM , , -3 2 ' .5 M H , f ww, 1 ' . , fflwl? Y -0 ' 3 ..: gi K 7 Q f ,,,f,1Q5i-9 3 5 ' 'ik ' xj J if f 1. ill gf: fmflirf -. f uf L:-Q, , s Q M352 rw if K f sir. on --in f1w.yg,w , - 1 , . 5- jg- -.WZ 5, f,f:l:g1Qpie, .L 5 iz fm Q a w w, -. , ., '+V at .:w?rqQbr .rt , I .4 925 15 gli: kg fsgwgigg ggyiyx vw L 1 M X .... f5ig5gD:W,55S,2,:?i. 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West Division High School and Cudahy were beaten by the locals, but in other dual meets they didn't fare too well. In the City Cross-Country Meet the squad placed eighth, and in the State Meet they placed thirteenth. There were no major letter winners tor the season. Minor letters were awarded to: Fred Kuester, Luke Gabrovic, Ralph Boqacki, Donald Miller, Ron- ald Kalupa, Robert Gutsch, Lee Mon- ahan. Frosh-Soph numerals were awarded to Richard Shick, who started practice late in the season. He came along rapidly to do a fine job. He is expected to be one of the outstanding runners next year. Fred Kuester X 4 5253 f . .A-'F' N an ' l' M in A 6 1 M' 2 W , kiss if A, at V , QQ' ,pm f wi, J V 5 - ,I 4 ' ' ' f' f'i'?g??fTx. gk 2' .. ' , . 2 be ,,gm21 1, f X' ,sf - A-:L F553 x bww qw f 'Z my AZ., .5-ff? i, X 7913 . A ' fi' 1 F gif if 3,12-f' Nw' 5 ..., , ' ?'- ,M W 1 ' .1 ..,,, if f ggram is .. . .Y-H '- ,ws n , -' K, , , V 'N ' . ' W nf' Awx' P' 21:11 - .X ,ww z 1 .. Q 'Q - r A df X ' -- 4,0 Siem '- - 'hr , , 1 my ji , W 4 V W, 6? + ', 155 , Aff? QE 1 A E Q , mf . , W? . .:..,. ,.,. V ,V.V ' ' -. 3:1 rf- ,. F S - .,,,. :,,..A.- , . xv ,, .mi xx 'miss W H fi - MM., 2' . M A ' 'X , if 1 f ' 'RN A fy I 1' .. , . V 'if-:A . V , .-, .' IW-iygg we 9,2 fl ., , .M , V, iawgwlk 43 3 3 UNDEFEATED All hail the victors! Pulaski. for the first time, won the city championship. After only seven years in the city conference, Coaches Gene Wozny, Harry Max, and Al Thurner produced a rugged, hard hitting team. With the excellent material re- turning from last season, and a victorious frosh-soph, a top notch team was produced. Eight returning major letter winners and fourteen minor letter win- ners got right down to the busi- ness of becoming champions, In their first encounter, the Ramblers pulled a big upset by overpowering a favored Wash- ington team, 19-0. Big Neil Wor- den was the sparkplug, scoring all t h r e e touchdowns. He sparked the team by intercept- ing a pass on the Purgold 40 and running it to the 50. Within five plays he scored. Worden scored again over center in the last half. The Oklahoma Avenue boys punched East Side's defense to pieces for a 28 to 7 victory. Fred Reichert broke away through right tackle and put on a terrific burst of speed to outrun all East siders for a 75 yard touchdown. Bob Grollo, defensive right half- back, was injured and out for the rest of the season. The Boilermakers from Tech proved to be worthy opponents. Tech held the Ramblers to a 3 to 0 edge until a 46 yard pass broke up the game. In the open- ing play of the fourth quarter, Worden teamed up with Kos- matka on a pass for a 7 to 3 vic- tory over Tech. ac Ko Nel Wo d D Bu don P ste S 9 F t Row: Kazmierczak, Keller, Kohn, Kuiawu, Kurzynski, Einerson. Second Row: Roebel, Worden, Mildbrandf, Antonovich F necki, Grollo, Mecikulski. Third Row: White, Mgr., Miller, Woida, Kosmutka, Witt, Chrostowski, Burdon, Derse, Coach Wozn THE TEAM KEEPS ROLLING South Division had fight and determi- nation, but couldn't match Pulaski in class. Evers, a Cardinal back, ran back a 90 yard kickoff for a lone score which did not help. The final score was 34-7. A fighting Lincoln team gave our Ramblers a scare by taking a 7 to 0 first quarter lead, but the Woznymen showed that class will tell and ran up an even- tual 28 to 7 Victory. Gene Chrostovvski pulled a ligament and was on the bench for two games. The Ramblers were not up to stand- ards in their game with King. Neverthe- less, a first quarter pass from Kosmatka to Molenda, and a 15 yard field goal in the third quarter gave the Woznymen a 10-0 victory. Worden's 93 yard touch- down run was recalled because the backfield was in motion. Iuneau received a sound thumping from the galloping Ramblers. This rainy Saturday afternoon produced a muddy field, but it did not prevent the boys from gaining a high score of 63-0. First Row: Bolcerzok, Nichols, Behl, Schweiger. Second Row: Kumprey, Murray, Wielicki, Blink, Switalski, Uttke, Mgr. Third Row Subotich, Schmidt, Koceia, Brueser, Schmidz, Reichert, Draws, Ruthmonn, Toth, Mgr. Fourth Row: Wonek, Mgr. Enk, Pietrowiak Posterski, Molenda, Gawelski, Dembowski, Hobbermun, Pasterski, Klopotek. Fifth Row: Coach Max, Heling, Spycullo, Pinkalla Schormoch, Schmidt, Mikoloiewski, Hcggith, Coach Thurner. 44, , . flu! 41,44 If CITY CHAMPIONS! ' i' ef r WJ? A record crowd of 19,500 spectators witnessed the much publicized finale of the 1949 football season between two undefeated teams, the Ramblers and the neighboring Redcats of Bay View. The running of Neil Worden and Don Molenda and the passing of lack Kos- rnatka was nothing short of sensational. W'hen the gun sounded, the score was 30-O in our favor, proclaiming Pul- aski High School the City Champions- undefeated and untied, and holding on ff,- a f to most of the individual and team honors for the conference. Gene Chrostowski, guard, Iames Pas- terski, tackle, Dave Burdon, center, Don Molenda, back, Neil Worden, back, and lack Kosmatka, five foot, three inch back, were elected to the All-City team. Neil Worden was elected All-state fullback and gained Honorable Mention as All American High School back. Neil, a five foot, eleven inch 195 pounder, is known to be the best back the city has seen in many years. juli'- ww GLENN SC!-HVHDT FHCHFNRD RAEBAL MAX I2 SCHARMPAFXCH KUJ'F4WPX NEQL WORDON IVIQRVW KURCZVNSN IVULDBPMQN DT GENE CHROSTOWSKI DAVE BURDON LOUIS SPVCALLH WFTT 3?-NME5 FMP?-'iSTE'FS5Ki ROBERT GROLLO FRED PEICHEF-XT LARRY' I-XNTONOWCH ALBERT KOHN KEN CWPKLFS JACK Kosmmrm X xg Wi CALVIN IV!!LLEPx WAYNE PQNKFXLLA WAVNE HELLEFR M0115 LOUIS FR!-'INECKI Q,-A R Er x, V ww if ssffswwwg, Wwswi-V ' Q' .W ,T ,...,,.v Q .Qi,: ,,,, :1 - 74 . W ' L A' WHS M,m,,X'M,g,g Qsgjfw f 15' 'A .- M ,fi?:QQ?'if V- .. - , .... Q A Y J' K af L Qsi yzxw 6 45 525 26 f' ff if Q 1 M H wg f 'V wa 2 M5 -gffifw, T' 4 'f ,jgawfw aw ,W 0 W K Wm ,, M 53 Q K 4 im? 'A jZ,45QE-QP TZ. , K, Awww UAVX . W X ::y,g,,5w?,5eixx4,g1 , Q 1? V -vw Q . Q 5, :A -5 1 , :v M ,, -W . 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Second Row: Wegner, Witczek, Tomsyck, Rothman, Grittner, Bykowski, Schroeder, Callies, Gorski, Sommers, Drossen, Woida, Hanrahan, Borchardt, Korytkowski, Schamach. Third Row: Coach Calabresa, Coach Kolp, Walters, Verhagen, Wiegert, Czarnecki, Strom, Kozub, Kosnicki, Ciszewski, Paylietner, Menger, Wiesto, Glembin, Splinter, Markowski, Habermonn, Dixon, Burns, Kilp, Raebel, Duszynski, Quoley, Hoffman, Coach Litzow, FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Some seventy-five odd boys an- swered Coach Litzow's call for football candidates. They were odd, they were small, high spirited fellows, and big burly fellows, but the majority were around the small mark. Small as they were, they had the right kind of spirit for a good team. Coach Litzow, with the able assistance of Mr. Calebressa and student coach Bob Kolp, wove together a bunch of greenies into a football team. After weeks of practice the Frosh- Soph was ready to take on Boys' Tech away from home. Getting off to a slow start, the Ramblers gave up two touch- downs in the early minutes of the game. This proved fatal. The final score was Tech 12, Pulaski 0. The Ramblers' next game was against Bay View, and Pulaski came out the winner. It was nip and tuck all the way until the last quarter when Gene Dixon completed a pass to Dennis Korytkow- ski for a T.D. The score ended up 12-6 in our favor. Standouts of the game were Bob Schweiger, Larry Haberman, Don Sommers, Don Hanrahan. The following week the Frosh-Soph lost a heartbreaker to Lincoln in the last few plays of the game. The score was Lincoln 7, Pulaski 0. The Frosh-Soph closed the season by defeating Iuneau 19-O. Outstanding men of the game were Dick Gorski, Paul Scharmach, Don Sommers, Frank Worda, Bob Schweiger. Pulaski's season record was 3 wins against 2 setbacks. First Row: Scharmach, Verhagen, Dixon. Second Row: Woida. Third Row: Wegner, Schweiger, Hanragan, Haberman, La Marche Callies, Korytkowski. f 350 , Eg -GQ 1 W ' 4 f Q' N 'wwf W .Y 'M ,Z 4:3 ' W . .g-1.-.',,f..,q- ,Q- W wzrwfs-., M gg if QM ,ML W!! if W , A 3 Zielinski. Boffom Row: Vilma Ko June? Martens, Irene Golos. Boys F W? . ' 2 W' 7 W ' ff MWM1 b I-,, ., , Q QM iii 1 E WW Q Q X 1 gg, -TM S W HOMECOMING HOP October 14 was the day we engaged Tech in our Homecoming game. We were all very happy when Pulaski emerged victorious, 7-3, our first homecoming victory in many years. In the course of events preceding, we elected Rosalia Parry as Homecoming queen. She chose Neil Worden for her King. The King and Queen reigned at the hop, held on Saturday, October 15. Bobbie Ray's band supplied the music. This being our first Homecoming victory in five years, a large crowd was present at the hop. Due to the victory, everyone celebrated. A very good time was had by all. Our whole hearted gratitude for the successful events in 1949 was expressed in the Thanksgiving Day Program. The program was made up of very effective tableau and the singing of hymns by the a cappella choir. The tableau depicted the type of Thanksgiving Day had by the fortunate and less fortunate people. Another, represented the people of foreign lands. One of the most effective tableaux was a representation of the student body, graduates, and our championship football team. The whole program was narrated by Rose Koss and Bob Kolp. This program left the student body with a feeling of gratitude and thankfulness in their hearts. THANKSGIVING PROGRAM YW, ,. ,, 1. .. - ,, . i P CLUBS AT WORK CAMERA CRAFT Students interested in photography are eligible to join the Camera Craft Club, meeting Thursdays under the direction of Miss Ruth Manion. One Thursday the entire group meets: the next week a small group works in the dark room. The club is designed to instruct the beginner in the fundamentals of pho- tography. In the recent club election Ierome Szymanski was elected president, Iames F. Pasterski vice-president, and Ioy Shanks secretary-treasurer. Members of the club are learning the fundamentals of pic- ture-taking, developing, printing, and enlarging. In the near future plans are being made to enter numerous contests in which members will prepare their own prints up to the final step of mounting. HOME ECONOMICS The main objective of the Home Economics Club, under the direction of Miss Marie Poundstone, is to keep well informed on the newest ideas in Home Economics. During the first semester of the year the club is very busy working on its biggest project - their Christmas Sale. The proceeds of this sale are used to purchase equipment for the department. Some of the other projects which the club has undertaken this year are the annual Mothers' Day Tea and making scrapbooks for the Children's Hospital. The club also engages many well-known speakers who dwell on subjects which are of interest to the members. HOME NURSING The Home Nursing Club is sponsored and paid for by the Red Cross. This club, under the supervision of Mrs. Lewis, meets in two groups. The first group meets on a Tuesday. and the second meets on a Thursday. The semester consists of two courses. The first course is: Home Care of Sick. and the second course is: Mother and Baby Care and Family Health. After completing the two courses each member receives a certificate from each course. The club's main objectives are: 1. Personal Readiness to Meet Every Day Problems : 2. When Sickness Invades the Home : and 3. Understanding Child Growth and Development. Miss Mohr heads this club. LIFE SAVING In order to improve their technique and knowledge of life saving and swimming, the energetic swimmers of the Life Saving Club have been working hard Tuesdays during the eighth hour. Some of the fundamentals learned in this course are breaks. carries, and approaches. All these are necessary to be fit for life guard duty. There are about sixty boys taking this course, most of whom will be life guards this summer. The Life Saving Club was started about four years ago and has helped many a boy get a good job during the summer months. Any boy with a little swimming ability, and who is willing to work, is welcome to join the club. RADIO The Radio Club is a very excellent organization for boys who are interested in it. Students who have spare time and like radio work and code - which is needed in jobs like radio operators for the police department or army - hear radio construction talks and movies on similar activities. You may find that many boys that were members of this Club at Pulaski High are now using this experience in earning a living. Mr. George Winkler is the sponsor of the Radio Club. STAGE CRAFT 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 Concert, class plays. noon hour entertainments, and special auditorium programs familiar to everyone. On the job all the time. they insure a smooth running, precisely ex- ecuted program. The backstage boys perform their duties silently and efficiently, always eager to please. Such service is always appreciated when time is precious. Take a bow, boys - you really deserve it. STRING QUARTETTE The String Quartette is composed of studengsfgvsrith consider- able musical experience. The purpose of the organization is to familiarize the students with string music for a quartette which is not played in the orchestra. The four who participated are Marilyn Stein, cello: Rita Korpal, viola: Darlene Krause, violin: and Iohn Marsh, violin. The group is directed by Mr. Niefer. These students specialize in the works of Haydn, Mo- zart, and Beethoven. This type of music is a distinct form differ- ing from the orchestral type. It opens a new field and demands exceptional skill from each one respectively on his own part. The group plays for noon hour programs and activities outside of school as well. ARCI-IERY CLUB Who is it that I see yonder there with bow and arrow? Pray tell, is it William Tell or Robin Hood? No, it's just a member of Pulaski's Archery Club sponsored by Coach Weilgosz. The club meets eighth hour once a week. and because of the large enrollment, Wednesday evenings. It's open to both boys and girls. When the weather permits, they set up their targets be- hind school and practice there. During the year the club went to Madison to compete against other enthusiasts. In the future Pulaski expects to have an official archery team. With this thought in mind Coach Wielgosz cordially invites anyone who has the interest and necessary equipment to join the club next semester. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB The Audio Visual Club is made up of boys working with the P.A. system and the movie projectors. When a boy joins either the P.A. or Projection crew, he automatically becomes a member of the club. The object of the club is to ac- quaint the boys with the operation of the different pieces of equipment. This insures eificient operation of all school equipment. The members of this club are always working behind the scenes during morning announcements and noon hour movies. imma tnrnrxaw 5 4 l'4f14:iri'1.az1. fx ii M1 BLUE MASK CLUB For those Pulaskians with a feeling for Drama the Blue Mask Club has been or- ganized under the direction of Miss Pearl Richards. Dramatic talent is kept alive by this club for advanced speech students who have proved their dramatic ability and have mastered 12B Speech techniques until they achieve as much perfection as is possible for amateurs. The Blue Mask is one of the oldest or- ganizations at Pulaski having been organ- ized way back in the barrack days where Pulaski dramatic facilities consisted of only the dramatic teachers and the students interested in the stage. From the group many popular and well known amateurs and professional actors have been devel- oped under the professional guidance of Miss Richards. Second Row: Henry Kowaleski, Robert Banach. First Row Dorothy Tabaczynskt Gloria Biskupski, Lorraine Plichtn FASHIGN DESIGN CLUB At the installation of officers and the initiation of new members of the Fashion Club a corsage of carnations was presented to all. The flower, being symbolic of beauty, is the Club's symbol, The purpose of the Fashion Club goes beyond mere dress design, for back of it all, the main purpose is to inspire such character, manners, and inward and outward poise, so that our school can truly boast of high B.Q.'s Cthat is Beauty Quotientsl as well as high I.Q.'s. Miss Lassen heads the Fashion Club. mufvww H? 2 f N ,Q M .wg - , W Q F3 .f ,.::: f .31Mn. sxf- fi? 55 fa -. ,X ... , I AM1? af 5- :ffl if 1 'fa-W. W. ARK jf fx? fy .4 v 5 as TOY MAKING CLUB SQUARE DANCING CLUB The Square Dancing Club, under the able direction of Mr. George Winkler. is a club which meets two days ot each week. The beginning group. which is composed of 50 members of all grade levels, meets every Tuesday. The ad- vanced group, those having had one sem- ester's experience, is composed of 32 members. This group meets in the club- room every Monday. There are 4 squares in this club. each square consisting oi four couples. Among the many square dances that this club executes are the Texas Star, the Swanee River, and Lady Around the Lady. In addition to square dancing the members are learning to waltz and polka. Among their many plans the Square Dancing Club is planning to hold a mass square dance in our gymnasium in the near future. The Toy Making Club had its second semester of activity for about 25 boys. The purpose oi the club was to make toys for The I-lome for Dependent Children. Money was raised last Christmas by the sale of articles made of Styro-Foam, a new plastic material. The money made was used to buy lumber and materials to make the toys for the children. Assisting with the Needs of Our Community was the slogan of the club. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR K. DOEPKE GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR L. DOUGHERTY M 1 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR K. ROYAL BASKETBALL COACH W. OLEN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT While Pulaski enjoys eminence in city competition and has won several championships, it is proud ot its sports for all program under the direction of Mr. Royal of the physical education department. An excellent sports program was maintained throughout the school year at Pulaski. Boys and girls were given every opportunity to exercise athletic skills in either varsity or intramural competition. The following varsity teams competed with other schools: football, basketball, track, wrestling, swimming, cross- country, tennis, golf, gymnastics, and baseball. Intramural competition was provided in basketball, volleyball, tag football, table tennis, softball, and wrestling. SWIMMING COACH M. 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I W f 'N I . -Q QI 1, 5' 3 252 2, Q 'lg -532 535 5, E li Q if 4 :f' hx ,X . , kj, PE ,.. We I . 3 ' 39 - ....: ,. ' . x Sv ,. ,W My 'Milf X W., f ff gwwi, ,X Apr. A lasik' 1 yn' mf, dm-'Y ' 2.5 . A AAF? . if , M -my 5 j' - 1X,,.A.a.A ' X' ,cf I uquigtzz q,,, N , ,,'54x Awww gms , 3 .ww Q Q, :,- gg 0 k y 0 . wx 5 U-Q., . A P 1, Q Q-W, K 3 N, Q ,ff 1 , Q 1 ,W W 2 b X-X' Sy we F1 A K ,sf 84qg x . -1 ' h W Q Stgwwwm, , x 3 A - . WWW- 'Wliif V 1 ,, A A fxifinlm , a n . V M M Q -W H W W .-... 2 'bi gg sax, .,..,, 4 Q Q I S 'W ?' . sb x fx , -5 ' va Ei: fm is 3 Nm ' we H wa , , ' 341 . f, 1 M , V X f , A , n Aww 5 . . e 1 ' HOMEROOM 133 1 Sl Leonard Schmidt Industrial Arts ' SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 9-Two thousand Pulaski students open another two semester siege. Sept. 'IO - Rumor is around that the only way to go from one end of our halls to the other is on a non-stop airplane. Sixth Row: J. Urbaniak, D. Szukalski, J. Polewczynski. Fifth Row: C. Stanislawski, C. Debraska, R. Zimmer- mann, D. Sikorski, W. Schwechel. Fourth Row: P. Piszczek, C. Yoh, J. Gipp, M. Streczynski, D. Wahl. Third Row: G. Muza, D. Mitich, S. Kurek, S. Pluto, M. Urbaniak. Second Row: G. Siuda, R. Wozniak, R. Skibski, A. Knuth, D. Puddy. First Row: M. Subotch, L. Spycalla, D. Schmidt, D. Wiencek, K. Johnson. 12B Sept. ll - Yesterday's statement proved false-you would have to land twice to refuel. Sept. 'I3iFootball team prac- ticing diligently. Must play unbeatable Washington in first game. Harry Max Social Science HOMEROOM 'I5 Sixth Row: L. Pietrowiak, R. Brueser, J. Pasterski, R. Gawelski. Fifth Row: J. Gorlewski, D. Brzenk, J. Masia- kowski, J. Merritt, A. Czarapata. Fourth Row: W. Pinkalla, M. Daniels, G. Fleiter, R. Stankowski, H. Pek- rul, R. Selbo. Third Row: M. Seibt, G. Janiszewski, D. Bilicki, W. Barsch, H. Zatfke. Second Row: V. Budzak, T. Kemnitz, D. Likiecks, G. Goniu, J. Kovnesky, P. Ligocki. First Row: D. Bukowski, R. Liebrecht, W. Bor- zynski, R. Miller, M. Kopczynski. HOMEROOM 330 Sixth Row: R. Sowinski, E. Peller, T. Behl, J. Kumprey, C. Bartaszewicz. Fifth Row: T. Kieliszewsk C Krzyzan, R. Kulpa, D. Koscielak, C. Stachowiak. Fourth Row: V. Kovach, M. Hampton, M. Koceia, D. Krduse, J. Klopatek, A. Kulesa. Third Row: P. Kowalske, A. Krasinski, G. Kraieswski, E. Komorowski, I. Lange. Second Row: S. Kostrzewa, M. Kresse, J. Ketlatf, M. Kopaczewski, J. Krasinski, O. Charlotte. First Row R. Baiczyk, T. Markunas, T. Hoffman, D. Nichols, C. Radke 34 HOMEROOM 325 1 9 . . P li ,igfsf L5 4 ffm M 1 . -V 3:1-.s -ge. 4, , 'QE-' . 2 5 f' 'TI ,Ex Mu. 'Sie 4 gg. ...f 3:.. ..Q W- :ek Rss. ga Isabel Kelly Social Science Sept. 14-Flash!! New plastic broom is sweeping the coun- try! Sept. 15-Found out today from a home economics student that a waffle is a pancake with a non-skid tread. HA Sixth Row: K. Ipsen, R. Mueller, W. Jachthuber, P. Kallman, N. Hintz. Fifth Row: G. Haggith, G. Hintz, R. Hogan, J. Pasterski. Fourth Row: P. Klamecki, J. Scharping. G. Kinkaid, R. Sims, R. Kieliszewski. Third Row: S. Hordyk, M. Hornburg, N. Jagielski, M. Jahnke. Second Row: J. Powell, P. Jelinski, G. Huber, C. Kielczynski, P. Kaminski. First Row: R. Honadel, A. Heling, E. Kleinmann, R. Heim, P. Strozenski. Sept. 18 - If algebra were golf, l'd be happy Chit a 72 in test todayl. Sept. 29 - Tomorrow is grid game with Washington. We're the underdogs, but . . . Regina Batz Commercial 511 5 if ww S? sim? in . Q? SN W ' X Q H M , , if ., My SUM wf Q A af ,M X -3, f msg, if Hi I1 '- 511, ' Hi g .Q 2 -E Mmm , - - fi .1 V ,J Q 51' 4- gsm? 'if ' K ? 2 ,Q Edward DeBriae Mathematics Oct. 22-Ramblers still winning. This time South got the steam- roller. Oct. 23 - Tomorrow we cheer at victory rally. HOMEROOM 317 Sixth Row: M. Lohman, C. Nowicki, V. Honadel. Fifth Row: R. Uttke, J. Glodowski, C. Gnat, D. Zablowski, D. Hownow. Fourih Raw: M. Grayson, L. Hoeft, l.. York, A. Grycowski, S. Hendricks, J. Goelzer. Third Row: K. Hallett, R. Geldom, M. Muschinski, I. Golos, J. Herriges. Second Row: C. Holweck, C. Hafeman, D. Brandt, J. 36 Harley, M. Gradinian, N. Hanson. First Row: R. Franecki, L. Habrovic, R. Frankowiak, D. Hanauer, F. Reichert. HOMEROOM 312 'I Sixth Row: E. Lephowski, R. Puczylowski, G. May, N. Mazos, D. Woinurowicz, J. Lesser. Fifth Row: R. Mclallen, M. Leitloff, R. Cannon, C. Loelller, F. Mecikalski. Fourth Row: J. Massen, M. Matuszewski, N. Lazarski, P. Malkowski, P. Morris, S. Kogut. Third Row: L. Turner, R. Menfkowski, P. Manske, G. Latus, G. Michalski. Second Row: A. Rubringer, G. Lisowski, R. Lemley, P. Lisiecki, B. Lonski, G, Michalski. First Row: T. Lee, R. Mantuefel, M. Rogers, E. Mantey, B. Mazurek. YW Oct. 24-Have discovered that cheering changes students in- fo ponies Ceveryone is a little hoarsej. Oct. 26fReporf card marked. Gof best grades in lunch and study hall. Edmund Olszyk English-Annual Walter Tammi Social Science Oct. 28 - Chrostowski trips over pebble and injures hip. No more hula dances for him. Oct. 29-Two broken arms suf- fered in same game are mod- estly overlooked by Gene. HOMEROOM 108 Sixth Row: A. Satonin, D. Wenta, R. Zerneke, A. Wielgosz, R. Zirzcw. Fifth Row: S. Bunk, M. Zaves, M. Kietzmann, D. Meller, R. Graves. Fourth Row: M. Pliemitschee, E. Zadrozny, J. Young, L. Woiak, T. Wesol- owski, R. Young. Third Row: C. Wolczak, A. Wisniewski, B. Wiegert, M. Wdowicki, G. Warda. Second Row: J. Wendorf, J. Spencer, D. Woerner, G. Walloch, M. Vaughn, S. Wroblewski. First Row: R. Wanek, F. Woy- tal, D. Latus, R. Weber, R. Wittberger 'I HOMEROOM 224 Sixth Row: R. Saskowski, D. Schumacher, R. Smentek, E. Rasmussen. Fifth Row: C. Keesling, S. Pluto, E. Pross, M. Pechauer, C. Stanioch. Fourth Row: B. Grittith, A. Racinowski, B. Kanugh, P. Polczynski, E. Rogowski, J. Rutzen. Third Row: R. Stephan, M. Rydlewicz, V. Roth, M. Pedcler, P. Pagel. Second Row: J. Pagenkopf, R. Pagenkopf, R. Parry, A. Plecha, R. Rydzewski, L. Schmidt. First Row: C. Byers, J. Roddick, F. Rathmann, R. Oct. 30- Reports are in that a Russell. T- Rowlnskl- local sword swallower must go on a diet-will now stick to knives and forks. Nov. 9-200 gridiron opponents think of Kosmatka, shake their heads, and wail, But he's on- ly 5 foot three. Why can't we stop him? Lucille Koss English HOMEROOM 35 Herbert Bell Industrial Arts-Chairman Nov. 'IO-Kosmatka reveals se- cret- he goes UNDER his op- ponents. Nov. i2-Juneau is edged out by 63-O count. Sixth Row: R. Dembrowski, R. Banse, K. Beyer, R. Ast, H. Blink, J. Weisser. Fifth Row: S. Bouchard, J. Calliari, S. Budzszewski, G. Brandt, M. Janczak, D. Borchardt. Fourth Row: C. Anderson, G. Brezezinski, D. Broske, D. Bell, R. Broder. Third Row: D. Badtke, A. Bruening, C. Smerlinski, H. Pieczynski, A. Amszy, T. Bushiewski. Second Row: R. Scherkenboch, E. Balcerzak, R. Brunelle, A. Mason, J. Beima. First Row: D. Hetel, G. Biesiadny, S. Bylewski, S. Groenwoldt, B. Burmeister. 38 Nov. 13 -Championship game with Bay View is next week. Nov. I9- The Ramblers Did lt! Bay View finishes poor second as Pulaski completes first undefeated season. Loretta Mohr Home Economics 'HA HOMEROOM 22 Sixth Row: J. Seebruck, R. Van Alstein, C. Nowak. Fifth Row: D. Ulezelski, D. Spymczak, C. Schareim, M. Legath, B. Smigelski, R. Tabbert. Fourth Row: B. Lemke, S. Serocznski, I. Turadek, D. Schawabe, R. Stursser, G. Behling. Third Row: C. Stewart, G. Stachowski, M. Tischer, D. Sikorski, A. Skotzke. Second Row: D. Wor- ner, B. Truel, I. Stark, D. Schultz, B. Sowinski, B. Stempke. First Row: A. Schattschneider, D. Schmidt, L. Switalski, J. Mothuszek, H. Thomas. .Q SLE? A ' 4. 1 4' aw . . ' ,97 5 rg? ,W i sl Y . . 4 gig.. We ir 1. 4 . W A 1 as .,,A' ' -' A' A L 5:' f ' ' . tis. Ruth Lassen Art Nov. 20 - Wooden football sent to Boy View. We woodn't want it, wood we? Nov. 23-Felt pretty good at basketball dance tonight, so l threw care to the winds and had two bottles of root beer. HOMEROOM 4 Sixth Row: L. Fohr, E. Fisher, B. Dullman, L. Falk, D. Marshall. Fifth Row: N. Arndt, M. Eggers, A. Kelley, S. Hammerschmidt, R. Czarnecki, K. Cwiklis. Fourth Row: D. Dominiak, J. Burnside, E. Fintak, J. Zydzik, A. Golos, A. Bussion. Third Row: B. Curschman, J. Goetz, M. Gabrysek, A. Filipiok, M. Cyganiak. Second Row: -I L. Faillaci, J. Dresden, P. Fuhr, C. Syvock, C. Christenson, B. Chycinski. First Row: M. Murray, L. Nichols, T. Draws, H. Dudley, G. Donarski. HOMEROOM 1 Sixth Row: N. Unrath, J. Menger, L. Wilson. Fifth Row: B. Kabociniski, P. Zyski, P. Barr, A. Poplawski, M. Legler, A. Kroening. Fourth Row: L. Gaulke, F. Balcerak, H. Schultz, L. Walters, E. Rostan. Third Row: J. Eckent, B. Rieck, E. Rostan, M. Nicmi, R. Koss. Second Row: N. Snearly, V. Wozniakiewicz, T. Burzynski, L. Swendrowski, M. Przanowslei, D. Szmanowski. First Row: F. Stobbe, R. Kraiewski, G. Jocobe, D. Koceia, A. Marcowka. Nov. 24-Wanted to shoot tur- key for Thanksgiving dinner but was not sure Pasterski would be in favor of it. Nov. 26-Gad! What a mess of our gridders on the all- city teams. Otto Northquest Industrial Arts Irma Newman Mathemaiics Nov. 27-Wow! And Worden makes all-state too! Dec. 2-It snowed today. I could shovel, but I'm sure it will melt within several months. 40 HoMERooM 201 Sixth Row: E. Turkovich, R. Kopaczewski, K. Hanburger, J. Ver Hagen, J. Bremer. D. Blawas, M. Roth, E. Hoeft, D. Druminski, S. Hoefert. Fourth Row: B. Fredricks, C. L. Kerschion, T. Kirk. Third Row: H. Dembny, B. Stageman, E. Davis, G. Lucas, G. Second Row: E. Kasza, A. Jashek, J. Wagner, R. George, R. Kranasz. First Row: Marzec, R. Novak, G. Wilsand, D. Stachowiak. Fourth Row: M. C. Marquardt, L. Barbian, D. Ebert. Third Row: F. Woida, P. Griepentrog. Second Row: E. Krytkowski, D. Schuster, S. Wisniew- Row: R. Serbiak, R. Shaleski, B. Davis, V. Rolerat, E. Wasniewski. IIB Fifth Row: E. Ludwig, Bergmann, K. Kersky, Barutha, N. Jaworski. . , R. E k, . R KGIUPG n J Dec. 'IO -Today I wrote my Iet- ter to Santa. He'II bring everything I asked tor, since I promised cookies for his reindeer and a Cavalier An- nual for him. Dec. l6eProgram in auditorium today explained the marvels of electricity. How shocking! Rosa Hettwer Foreign Language Chairman Q f.. . aff f wi ' in ,.,A, luili .,:, . V 5 , WN J 5 Ms W 3,5 ' 22 -f- 5 , Q , 2 , Q SM' mf: .,1 2 - fv ,,.. - ' .- wg: bf, ,,.. ,llul . ,, A ,,X 1 g A ,E,,,,fV Y +5 x 3 Ag ..,., 5 Eh M 5 W , W R xg , , S 4 'file ' l m-1,:, ,,,,. - .,,, .4 A f 1 ff 5 f :-::.-. V, X. M W4 if xx 3 N, r V e Q if ,. fr. YQ fe-W N L 15' 4. 4 if-P? Q Q , 5 N A is A 4 'im '--f.:: 'A . ' Q 5 1? Q H f -33 .4 ,Q 1 35? 5' 'fa 5 A ,. Z VII, 1 is N gf ' x MO' FN' .QSM E w li, 110156 we iz is ,gg ::f,.:1. -' f ff -Q . X ..,, k, . 1, 49 K! William McGarty Mathematics Dec. 24wBc1sketbaII team suf- fers blow. Cwiklis eats too many hot tamales and has to have his appendix out. Dec. 25-I got all I wanted, '- except for the building blocks and scooter. Maybe next year. HOMEROOM 227 Sixth Row: H. Roush, R. Wangerin, R. Knight, A. William. Fifth Row: R. Vigue, R. Wasielewski, E. Waldoch, J. Eleiter, J. Tnrczynski. Fourth Row: J. Todish, A. Surclyk, P. Terpstra, R. Thomas, P. Stopczynski, L. Thiele. Third Row: B. Stefanick, M. Utatowski, C. Waier, V. Waier, E. Van Horn. Second Row: M. Switalski, D. Walloch, H. Swartwout, J. Toppe, I. Swencki, W. Szczerbiak. First Row: R. Tylke, H. Ulezelski, G. Verhalen, D. Walter, R. Ubiclc. 42 HOMEROOM 207 Sixth Row: G. Sliwinski, M. Stanczyk, P. Rondeau, R. Skubat, R. Splinter, R. Szalzcinski, J. Stefanski, E. Sheldon. Fifth Row: J. Shenar, B. Seidelman, M. Sanft, D. Sobczak, A. Stadfler. Fourth Row: T. Slawinski, L. Spraita, P. Sayland, C. Schultz, K. Skibinski, G. Skibinski. Third Row: R. Szymanski, C. Sikorski, B. Sikora, R. Schweitzer, M. Smokowicz. Second Row: P. Strange, E. Staaben, R. Schott, V. Siemieniecki, N. Shinip, N. Sistek. First Row: F. Klapka, H. Stewart, K. Seibt, R. Stramowski, G. Sikora, D. Sommer. Jan. 3-We crawl back to school after tiring vacation. Jan. 4- Mule Train is hitting its peak now, but l still can't say hi-yah! Henry Litzow Commercial T fa 5 , 1 W4 iff- lxafgf 'J 2 V W' ' .A ll N eg , 545 , Sf, 4. if sm xv! 4 9 , M G 1 wi? ' A H Bw as ff? 9' iw DSW' V 'f LJ F ' 55 , ,. ,V V- ww W 7 A iff? N .. 6 5 v ' 1 ?W f . .,,, 1 4.,. 3. y at E Q, k ww ms W wi aw 2 .... V .5 421 ' 44 Lv m'- X I-Y 2 -,..:::::Z'-52 -am Q' . , ,' , 55'1J ig: ' F Qs K H w an 17 4 X 8 ag if H4 21 Q5 , . ., ...:::-5. 1 Kim fy 2- 2:sf:?fEE 'fZ5 EQf::' ,. QE? Q Q2 2 Xia ' my 5' if 55' if ' my. as f.:..:. ' 'A if .S-SEQ :H . 2- .,,,.., f QQ 1:1 Q 5 S . MQ N35 f xfgg? K 'L :MAX 'Mm' , f Q? M . ,M V45 Q M 31.535 Q gf: E . ' Yi T1 U 'fe gif? SQ? W1 as ,f ,gg 5, -, uw 2 .:. if 1:5 .. V Q as 311:-'2.-,:E::,:E: E::' . 1 S .- S 39 - I :X w an Www S. 4 3 my x J' WIA' tp mm N...,f 5. W. ,S :mi ,A N -my ,X X Q, Q M131 4 A . dm .H HOMEROOM 104 Sixth Row: L. Losso, D. Kwapiszewski, V. Lutes, V. Kurusza, R. Rothenmaier, G. Lepok. Fifth Row: A. Kum prey, B. Keller, R. Kucik, A. Lewondowski, A. Lambert, G. Lewandowski. Fourth Row: G. Manteufel, B. Borzykowski, P. Lamarche, M. Michalski, C. Latus, A. Kohler, Third row: A. Kworcinski, T. Legas, N. Man teufel, C. Lefevre, J. Marx, M. Johnson. Second Row: R. Jakubiok, G. Mokowski, R. Malecki, W. Lamarre, D. Hossallo, G. Mikoliczak. First Row: E. Kalasek, F. Liebrecht, A. Luczas, M. Kuioth, R. Horswill, P. Laskiewicz. Violet Asimont English Feb. 2 - Travelling band of sea- soned Eskimos to visit our swimming pool tomorrow. Feb. 3 S Flash! Two Eskimos found frozen in Pulaski swim- ming pool. Apparently they had been ice fishing. 45 10A Feb. 'I4-l'll have to get my program changed quick. Fourth hour tomorrow I disect a frog -and then fifth hour lunch. Feb. l9-Oh, boy! Another wonderful travelogue in noon hour program. Adele Cichocki Mathematics, Dean of Girls HOMEROOM 103 Sixth Row: E. Kazmerski, R. Kabacinski, L. Heiden, H. Kincaid. Fifth Row: G. Hansen, J. Kopp, B. Kuiawo, J. Conrad, F. Kuiawa. Fourth Row: C. Kerner, A. Kozlowski, M. Krasinski, E. Judziewicz, M. Kiss, B. Kemnitz. Third Row: M. Rapp, N. Kruczynski, R. Krawczyk,J. Konieczny, A. Pellmann. Second Row: P. Kruszka, R. Klopatek, B. Kaminski, J. Kmet, J. Kucharski, B. Kontowski. First Row: B. Young, G. Krukowski, T. Knutowski, E. Karth, D. Korytowski, R. Kosnicki. Marie Poundstone Home Economics Feb. 25-Tomorrow the local cagers play West in playoff opener. Feb. 26-Boo hoo! We lost. Players trying to find excuse. HOMEROOM 23 Sixth Row: A. Backow, G. Goeltzer, R. Guss, J. Gruettner, G. Gilhuber, J. Gradinian. Fifth Row: P. Hen- richs, P. Jankowski, A. Gruenwald, C. Janusz, G. Clembin, R. Granowski. Fourth Row: P. Galaska, J. Heineman, D. Jeka, R. Hoeft, B. Janusz, M. Gaszak. Third Row: R. Glowacki, B. Hahn, J. Grasee, M. Green- ing, M. Zirbel, S. Cehanovich. Second Row: F. Jelinski, J. Glavan, B. Grenning, C. Dubiak, L. Gruszka, L. Janus. First Row: L. Habermann, L. Gapinski, R. Erickson, M. Ciszewski, G. Dixon, R. Gorski. 45 HOMEROOM 7 Sixth Row: N. Siren, R. Berndt. Fifth Row: E. Heinrich, R. Birner, H. Von Rohr, A. Borucki, G. Brown, D. Zaharias. Fourth Row: J. Bortell, A. Block, C. Brautigan, B. Behrendt, J. Becker, C. Bratberg. Third Row: A. Banach, J. Ast, C. Bednarski, K. Baumann, E. Bauer. Second Row: S. Anthony, N. Blarsing, J. Ast, G. Axtell, J. Becker, E. Blattner. First Row: B. Bauman, D. Aellig, J. Awe, C. Wicinski, D. Boon. Feb. 27 -I found one fthey had mare points than usj. Feb. 28-All athletes asked to wear letters tomorrow-Ath- Ietic Honor Day. Harold Schulz Industrial Arts Ralph Groves Art Chairman e Yearbook Mar. 'I-I wore my chess letter Cawarded for especially ag- gressive ployl. Mor. 2 -Tried to borrow money from u midget-sized sixth grader today but couldn't Che was short alreadyl. HOMEROOM 5 Sixth Row: N. Cherne, V. Dropp, P. Brey, L. Czojkowski, B. Ciszewski. Fifth Row: I. Costin, I. Cieslak, M Czerwinski, D. Donarski, D. Detert, R. Buszkiewicz. Fourth Row: G. Christensen, M. Dzierski, M. Bukal T. Ciezke, J. Buelow, J. Czarnecki. Third Row: P. Bulski, M. Dublinski, T. Ciula, J. Diers, P. Casperson, A Breske. Second Row: C. Cecot, P. Demski, M. Bulowski, J. Blackburn, N. Cramer, R. Brzezinski. First Row: J. Douglas, R. Bonenfant, J. Daulke, C. Boehm, T. Connelly HOMEROOM 215 Sixth Row: S. Burton, M. A. Bcnzch, E. Grgurich, R. Mikolaiewski, D. Litza. Fifth Row: S. Goetz, M. Pedersen, T. Morgan, R. Modrzeiewski, A. Rudstrum, J. Cashon. Fourth Row: B. L. Wishamann, D. Gehrke, D. Bybarczyk, M. Hrasko, K. Johnson. Third Row: S. Dollinger, B. Prazynske, J. Holland, D. Beernine, D. Lederhaus, G. Szwedowske. Second Row: B. Beronia, D. Klase, B. Dopczynske, G. Davis, R. Nisiewicz. Mar. 4-Molenda gets forward spot on Sentinel all-city cage team. Mar. 7-Molenda discontinues subscription with Milwaukee Journal. Delia Lindsay Commercial i Z V'1,, J' if f 1 4 a f' if Q ii if if Q Q if 'xmgf . Q ig iv HOMEROOM 308 Sixth Row: J. U'Ren, A. Pfitzinger, E. Paulus, W. Smikowski, R. Sobcyk, C. Slowinski. Fifth Row: R. Mueller, L. Slawinski, R. Slusar, J. Stoebick, A. Stephens. Fourth Row: J. Wossermonn, E. Truel, J. Stochowiak, S. Szyba, A. Strzyzewski, M. Warwick. Third Row: C. Szelicki, P. Stuesser, L. Szolyga, A. Sowoldi, G. War- pechowski. Second Row: M. Stasiewicz, M. Sutton, D. Waldyka, C. Trawczynski, S. Wiczynski, D. Trock. ' 1 R,-simf. . Elmer Willancl Commercial Mar. 'I7-I HAD something green-caterpillar sandwiches tor lunch. Mar. 18-Yesterday seniors won interclass swim meet. Sopho- mores run close fourth. 49 First Row: R. Slizewski, J. Strom, R. Snopek, H. Jr. Stolzel, H. Luclcman. 9A Mar. 31 - First performance of Pulaski Spring Concert. Hey! That harmonica is flat. Apr. 'I - Second performance of Spring Concert - also April Fool's Day. Any connection? Ellen Mannix Mathematics - Chairman HOMEROOM 226 Fifth Row: G, Powers, F. James, M. Prusinski, W. Reents, R. Ripple, R. Popek. Fourth Row: D. Piotrowski, C. Pliszka, D. Oster, P. Palkowski, D. Rewolinski, D. Radtke. Third Row: J. Prahl, M. Paraclowski, C. Pollack, R. Rombca, F. Rickert. Second Row: P. Bernice, K. Pugel, J. Rataiczyk, D, Phillips, L. Peth, J. Przeworski. First Row: B. Radish, M. Ouradnik, R. Plonsky, S. Rocinowski, J. Rutowslci, T. Radomski. 5 .Q . is sf - hi E. 9 A .ffijg . Kfygf , ,, W? X' KM xf 5359 ,aw 9 14, :Z . mn Q mf 3s.,,,,H,.Q TN' 3 -V 3 .WF M-4 ,Q , 'Q , E215 fi 1Z f-sffysq fm f 3 f Biff L.. 'f ,rf 1 3 'Q 3 'Xin fswf 32, ..g5 ,.f , . H 42 -,' jj -3,2 't 4 V N: mil mam Alfred Thurner Social Science Apr. 20- And if elected, I promise a new deal. I'll have to. There was u mis-shuffle on the last deal. Apr. 21-Nosed out in elec- tions. In fact, I wasn't nom- inated in the first place. HOMEROOM 130 Sixth Row: R. Heyer, B. Gruenwalclt, J. Gwitt. Fifth Row: J. Jansen, M. Karczewski, J. Jacobe, C. Huenecke, J. Hauke. Fourth Row: C. Kernen, P. Kalis, R. Luczak, G. Kaczmorek, D. Kemnitz, M. Jankowski. Third Row: M. Karniewski, C. Indo, M. Kiriake, E. Johnson, J. Jcukubowski. Second Row: M. Kitzki, A. Kalan, E. 9A Kielpinski, N. Huteman, D. Grundle, R. Heins. First Row: L. Hintz, K. Harley, R. Grcxlinski, D. Herriges, E. Hornburg. HOMEROOM 102 Sixth Row: D. Frietag, T. Firle, S. Dziewa, S. Hovland, C. Hendricks, L. Galar. Fifth Row: M. Garland, M. Foiut, R. White, D. Graff, F. Dzioba. Fourth Row: S. Frenczok, E. Gierzewski, M. Feik, M. Erickson, J. Graclecki, B. Ernest. Third Row: M. Gulley, C. Huebner, J. Habanek, J. Frenczak, F. Gollhardt. Second Row: R. Erickson, D. Glowienkn, J. Frauenfelder, C. Felchner, K. Floo, P. Grudzielanek. First Row: M. Geipel, M. Harmon, G. Forrest, D. Fabich, T. Friauf, M. Glyzewski. Apr. 22 - Pulaski will be on air one week from today over WTMJ. Apr. 23-Everyone is anxious to be on radio program. Maybe l can do my yo-yo tricks. Edward Zielinski Mathematics xl Louis Wetzel Science Apr. 24 - Today begins the task of measuring for caps and gowns. Apr. 25 - How to determine the size of the gown you're wear- ing: Your actual size plus six. HOMEROOM 34 Sixth Raw: T. Knutowski, L. Konkol, P. Kosut, N. Krawczyk, N. Kowske, J. Klusman. Fifth Row: L. Koczorski, J. Kleckowitz, C. Klamecki, S. Kaczynski, N. Koss, D. Horne. Fourth Row: B. Knuth, D. Klatkiewicz, R. Karth, N. Borgwardt, F. Kiss, D. Klockow. Third Row: C. Klienowski, D. Kroll, R. Krueger, R. Klawitter, M. Kuehn, Second Row: D. Kedzie, D. Kitchen, J. Krogmann, C. Kowalski, C. Krukowski, F. Kozinski. First Row: J. Kinsey, 52 R. Kilps, R. Kloehn, N. Jordan, G. Johnson, R. Koceia. HOMEROOM 29 Sixth Row: J. Roos, F. Skornia. Fifth Row: M. Secora, C. Rydlewicz, C. Schwerman, C. Wirtanen, D. Salev- ski, R. Ruediger, W. Semrau. Fourth Row: F. Rossitto, E. Rzepdowski, E. Sleeth, S. Seymour, E. Scharping W. Scott. Third Row: J. Smeikal, B. Rozanski, S. Roth, D. Schmidt, E. Sadowski, W. Schoemann, N. Samolinski. Second Row: J. Schoessow, S. Rostankowski, E. Schyma, P. Sibilski, J. Seymour, B. Schumacher, A. Sipowski. First Row: R. Schnabl, P. Scharmach, T. Serseki, G. Schallhorn, R. Scroeder, R. Ciezki. 9A Apr. 27 - S.S.C. is trying to get Jack Benny to do part on our radio program tomorrow. Apr. 29 - Gee!! With the Radio voices some of the kids had today, they could easily get a iob doing singing commer- cials. Margaret Boone Science HOMEROOM 9 Jerome Pelkowski English May 1mEnjoyed silent cry to- day, after paying l5c fine for annual. May 2 - Discovered today what a chloroiormecl rabbit is-an ether bunny. Sixth Row: A. Enk, N. Carlsen, D. Burda, J. Cranfield, G. Dombrowski, R. Dembowski. Fifth Row: R. Danielak, G. Dally, G. Czarnecki, I. Ellner, L. Drosen. Fourth Row: R. Bykowski, C. Clark, M. Dukes, R. Czapiewski, C. Danowski, J. Dziedzic, R. Buszkiewicz. Third Row: C. Cornehls, P. Datke, F. Casper, G. Drewniak, J. Cemke, J. Bauerschmidt, C. Cieslik. Second Row: V. Dahlmann, J. Stout, E. Choinacki, E. Cichy, B. Demski, C. Daniel- ewski. Firsl Row: V. Dyksinski, R. Callies, A. Drosen, P. Pross, J. Schmitz. 9A May 3-Okay, okay! No more puns. May 5-l'm going golfing with peculiar friend tomorrow. Kenneth Steffen Mathemafics HOMEROOM 8 Sixth Row: R. Adamski, W. Borchardt, N. Breske, D. Arndt, D. Becker, D. Bratberg. Fifth Row: D. Barthowiak, G. Bradshaw, C. Brever, H. Bell, R. Brandt, N. Adrian, A. Baltus. Fourth Row: B. Kellner, I. Amrozewicz, N. Brzycki, M. Brzakala, D. Buchholz, E. Brandl. Third Row: C. Beima, P. Ryan, M. Bonnert, A. Banczak, N. Drinkwater, M. Baczynske, D. Beggs. Second Row: R. Berghoefer, C. Becker, Bronikowskis, J. Strosina, J. Borzykowdki, l. Blaesing. First Row: E. Berwick, T. Hultgren, C. Bosco, S. Badzinski, K. Acker. HOMEROOM 329 Sara Gove Commercial May 6-This friend wears two pairs of pants when he golfs, in case he gels a hole-in-one. May 10-Plan being laid for Junior Prom. Sixlh Row: D. Lese, R. Field, T. Hein. Fifth Row: R. Melka, A. Brown, P. Marcinski, B. Conrad, J. Vanodyen, C. Kremer. Fourfh Row: A. Lisiecki, S. Knauiz, R. Sankey, B. Surges, L. Zamilal. Third Row: C. Collman, J. Hess, A. Foreinea, J. Grisinger, S. Houlihan, M. Asen. Second Row: R. Tamer, D. Lychwick, D. Kulaacki, K. Slasiewicz, R. Domagalski. Firsi Row: R. Ciharich, G. Mazurek, P. Bartz, C. Herdyk, J. Weislo. 54 HOMEROOM 234 Sixlh Row: J. Skudlarczyk, M. Rislow, R. Bartnik, D. Swanson, L. Duszynski, R. Borkowski, G. Okulski. Fiffh Row: E. Wesolowski, B. Druminski, R, Loreck, S. Wiencek, L. Melzke, R. Wishowski, E. Markunas. Fourfh Row: S. Frank, S. Junger, E. Rychlowski, J. Rainaud, R. Smearley, A. Blaszcyk, J. Plufa. Third Row: M. Zepnicki, N. Legler, M. Trapp, S. Jeske, P. Daniel, G. Chmiel, B. Tamer. Second Row: B. Rufkowski, M. Kalupka, P. Grzesk, D. Mulzoff, D. Woichiechowski, M. Lembach, D. Spycalla, T. Mcrlynske. Firsf Row: J. Greevers, M. Weinsfock, R. Poindexter, D.'Slaski, D. Parisey, R. Brzonkala, G. Hamburger. May ll -Rumor has if fha! girls will not be allowed Yo wear jeans al prom. May l5-Speclalor Threw a penny info our swimming pool, and some fool lumped in after it. Marie Bandl Commercial N511 3 553321 1 ..,, wf ' 4-M, qiw mw- ggmfq Q . Q Q 4- ,gwm . H f x..,' if-rf 4- 4 . 4 ,.AA 5 6 3. 4 .- 4 Q - ' 4 -'--- 1 1 D, '- 2- 9 gg- ...n.., , :-. W 45 4 . ,km .,., - , -4 . . , , V ff , 2- xx 44 4' 4, 4 4, ' ,.., .3 4 I -b 4+ r,1x..Gf2.: 4 ' ' I - V HQ www-M, ,L.. .:' QQ ' ? 4 .,.,.. ?a-ifffwmi aim, :::g5,, 41,3 1' 1 Q ga? Zig, ' ' 444. zz, ...,,,. 4 ,4 U A . , ?i':i:fg 53531, It ALJ? M gy , h W, xzw is ,. X-my M , f 1 ,'i,5,i'Q-vwff - M 599 Q :M X 1 . V: - gf N :,, ::- gr. e-15 2' '44 ,V ,. M- .... ,. wil ' , T A A M ...,. , ::.. ..,,.. : -' ,, 1- F2 5,553 2 .-V, wx' '5f'I 'iE: f5Zf af,- !..2E L.. ff ' 4 : l , f-.- ,Q M X 11.1, 4. ,I . LM. M W .. , 4 4 ' M5 V '. ' V AIZJLI ' Y ,--. '-'lull 'e .. 1 '- ' ' : 4 -'-' 4 g. 4 3 4. 4: ...,. : .-: ff' gy A ,Ami i, :I b ,I V Q ' .,,,., . , 31:2 'F f 1 . W 5: ' ' 'L ' '.lU?'x5T?' 'Q ' 4 if ':?:-'v,5'i '2: f ?f3 ' 24,331 ' 5'f'? 'Qlf4 Q 'K 4 . 54 411 K 555 ' 44 55 X Q ' a 4 ....-. N5 2 .: ' 3 14 .221 4 K ,. ...... 4 . . .......,. Z 44,4 ,, vga 4 M 34 H X ,. ! 2 Q 'if 44 . ' I ' 'af 4. 1,1 was M f Neono Kaegi Sixih Grade Jun. 3-Temperature rose io 98 degrees foday in local heat wave. Jun. 4-Those same four ice cubes are now going around in Their undershirts. HOMEROOM 307 Sixfh Row: K. Hoefh, B. Hanson, K. Dolan, K. Makowski, P. Parr, B. Ferguson, B. Wnenfkowski, S. Jason, J. Emilie. Fiffh Row: M. Zomborine, G. Cornehls, J. Boone, K. Drewniak, L. Boll, H. John. Fourth Row: W. Chimka, G. Gnaf, R. Koch, R. Murray, C. Zager, F. Koehler, J, Kubnick. Third Row: P. Meylor, J. Lindner, 56 J. Friedl, K. Sanderson, T. Bluemel, R. Winterkorn, Mrs. N. Kaegi. Second Row: T. Siock, G. Lohf, D. Lynn, J. Owen, C. Pruscho, Y. Deschaine. Firsf Row: C. Mafhems, R. Romeo, T. King, K. Simoiic, M. Wood, M. Schulz. ABSENTEES Fifth Row: A. Namowicz, D. Deusing, R. Hafer, W. Judge, R. Zehm, J. Gromuclci, R. Hurzeller. Fourih Row: J. Huck, D. Konczal, M. Januchowski, G. Konieczny, J. Collins, H. Smolinski, G. Qualey. Third Row: S. Wilinski, C. Purys, J. Mueller, D. Bornhuetfer, D. Stasiak, W. Jonas. Second Row: A. Proite, E. Makal, A. Boker, A. Millen, J. Earle, R. Parajecki. Firsf Row: L. Collmon, J. Florcyk, A. Priegei, A. Last, A. Mazurek, D. Mroczkowski. 6A Jun. 5 - Humid weather is caus- ing muny Puloskiuns to con- fracf insomnia. Jun. 6-Discovered sure cure for insomnia-get more sleep. Jun. 7f Only Two Things are sure-deafh and reporf cards. . . . they come out again foday. Jun. 'I4 - The big day for scores of eager seniors is only two days off. Jun. 'I5- Tomorrow! Will it ever come? Jun. I6- Free! Free! But whot'll I do now: the senior chorus. -Russ Wittberger ABSENTEES Fifth Row: A. Wieliki, R. Loitinen, N. Arndt, R. Nowak, D. Hurzeler, R. Ball. Fourth Row: J. Wypiszynski, C, Knoener, B. Pekel, B. Deering, D. Wochowiok, G. Schmidt. Third Row: J. Behl, C. Vondehei, D. Jorgensen, D. Kwiutkowski, R. Szrot, J. Muzio. Second Row: V. Meyer, F. Kussrow, B. Drozewski, E. Mocikowski, I. lewondowski, D. Odehnol. First Row: P. Wentlond, S. Jones, P. Well, M. Zsido, J. Bergersen, E. Joskolski. Second Semester Officers Honor Study Hall Committee President, Frank Morciniuk, Vice-President, Bob Costin, Secrefary-Treos- Bob Schmidt, Bob Costin, Tom Draws. Lois Seroczynski, Gerald Hinfz. ure.r, Louis Spycollo. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE The officers-elect ol the student Service Council for the year were as lollows: President-Frank Marciniak, Vice Presidentvlitobert Costin, and Secretary-Treasurer-Louis Spycalla. The Counci1's main project for this year was honor study halls. After studying the study hall systems of other schools for three semesters. Pulaski has organized one of its own. The aim ot the Honor Study Hall is to prove that the students ol Pulaski can study without teacher supervision. A chairman is in charge each hour to take care of attendance and minor matters which may arise. The study halls are under the direction oi the Student Service Council. The members ot the Honor Study Hall Committee who worked with Miss Manion on their method ot operation were: Chairman-Tom Draws, Bob Costin, Lois Seroczynski, Robert Schmidt, Lorraine Plichta, and Gerald Hintz. , W , . .. ff ff -Fifi My 5 1 .bg ad' Exik i E L 2 f-4' 372- 2 V gf 'W L is 'E A sw ., . yg-, A f -,M x . . M519 W V M 1 .,.,:,.,. 1 R, fs - Q. A 0 , 3 7 - 'S' , .A , .WW ' wide? NN .ig-Q4,f5,, f. 'i 'fy If . Winiery shadows on the whiie, cold, wonderwork of Naiure. Nofure's lace. 1160! A , 5-..mc'1 A R . , sd. wxhmki' W First Row: Costin, Stromowski, Kruiewski, Nooh, Schmidt, Semrou, Drosen. Second Row: Coach Wielgosz, Woido, Skibinski, Steuber, Skibinski, Bradshaw, Schwermun, Peterson, Mgr. Thiele. Third Row: Liss, Grisinger, Schweiger, Murciniok, Novak, Kotlan, Racinowski. Fourth Row: Stankowski, Brunelle, Bogucki, Orlowski, Maurice, Schmidt. SWIMMING Defending State Champions Wauwatosa retained the state title only after a hard won battle with the Ramblers. Wauwa- tosa nosed out the local rnermen by a slim margin of 42 to 38. It was a nip and tuck race between Pulaski and Wauwatosa, and the outcome was not decided upon until after the last two relays. Both were won by the suburban champs. There were Pulaski contestants in all the final events except the 100 yard breast stroke and 75 yard individual relay. Ierry Liss, who placed third in the city meet, was narrowly nosed out in the 100 yard breast stroke. Bob Kotlan was the pace setter by placing fifth in the 50 yard free style and second in the 100 yard free style. It was a thrilling race in the 200 yard tree style between Bob Brunelle and Frank Marciniak. The winner was not de- cided upon until the last 10 yards. Then Brunelle's final burst of speed made him victor. His time was 2:I3.6. Don Grisinger. lanky merman, placed second in the 100 yard backstroke with a time of l:07.9. Even though there was stiff competition, Ray Stankowski placed third in diving. It was a tough battle, but next year the outcome will be different. Another City Title was easily won by our mermen. An out- standing score of 70 points was credited to the Ramblers. Boys Tech was second with 26 points. Bob Kotlan was a double winner in the 50 and 100 yard free style in the times of 25.6 and 58.2. A first place in the 200 yard free style by Frank Marciniak in 2:13 broke the old school record of 2:13.9. The Ramblers continued their sweep by cap- turing another first and second in the 100 yard backstroke. Don Grisinqer finished with l:07.9 with Ray Krajewski immediately behind him. In the 75 yard Medley, Bob Schweiger placed fourth. Lithe diver Ray Stankowski spiraled to a second place, while Bob Nowak won iifth place. The old city record of l:29.l in the 150 yard medley relay was smashed by Don Grisinger, Ierry Liss and Ralph Bogacki with a time of 1:27.6. The 200 yard free style relay also was added to the Ramblers score. The champs in this relay were Ray Krajewski. Frank Marciniak, Frank Woida, and Bob Brunelle, who splashed home in l:46.5. IN INDIVIDUAL MEETS THE SCORES WERE: Tech 26 ,............................. Pulaski 55 West Allis 29 .............................. Pulaski 54 North 26 . . . .... Pulaski 57 Kenosha Z2 . . . .... Pulaski 61 Bay View 31 .... .... P ulaski 52 Wauwatosa 48 V2 .... ..... P ulaski 3510 Washington 21 .... ..... P ulaski 61 Waukesha 3616 .... ..... P ulaski 46W Lincoln 33 . . . .... Pulaski 50 Shorewood 34 . . . .... Pulaski 49 Kenosha 24 . . . ..... Pulaski 59 East 19 . . . ..... Pulaski 64 South 28 .. . ..... Pulaski 55 K MARUNQAK BOB BRUNELLE 1 H if nk 2: 'f- J ,EET w, gnu 5 'W Aff? 352525559 W Wkiw fa , Q ..:..-::. .. ,... .. QQZEQS , - ' iw . ' YZ wif? - '::. :Q 31329533 A -5 VNVZWQM 154 -5312. g 3 www My 6 a v -Y as v fs. 5 Q N, W L its ,gb K 2 4 E gf 94 , as Si :JN ev Q w ,, Q nl E Ak rg S N Q g S Q 'Ngjf Q- 24,4 www ,V ,V . iiiwm ', 2? fi www V, wi flwfgff A .big M.: ! - is 1 First Row: Wanek, Molenda, Roebel, Draws, Wittberger, Riechert, Gowelski, Wionecki, Maroon. Second Row: Kruwczyk, Behl, Heling, Mr. Olen, Worden, Gabrovic, Kosmatka. BASKETBALL With the nucleus of three returning major lettermen, Neil Worden, Don Molenda, and Iack Kosmatka, Coach Olen was faced with the prospect of rebuilding a team for the 1949-50 cage campaign. In pre-season non-conference games the Ramblers were de- feated by Racine, St. Catherine, and Notre Dame of the Catholic Conference, and West Milwaukee of the Suburban League. In the first conference game the Ramblers defeated Iuneau by the score of 47-42. It was a nip and tuck battle until the fourth quarter when an eleven point splurge by the locals de- cided the contest. The Boys' Tech Trojans were victim number two. After the smoke cleared, the Ramblers emerged with a 58-51 victory. In the third game, the Red and Blue cagers breezed by Bay View with the lop-sided score of 48-22. After the first few minutes the game was never in doubt. In the last game before the Christmas vacation the team notched a victory in a non-conference encounter with Don Bosco by a score of 51-46. East Division bowed next to the high-flying Ramblers 47-35. Although leading at the half Z5-Z5. East was held to 10 points in the last two periods while the Ramblers pulled away to their fourth triumph in conference games. Pulaski suffered its first defeat of the season when the Red and Blue lost to North on the South Division court. Coach Olen's cagers, unable to work their fast break on the small court, tried unsuccessfully to match North's long range shooting. North took a slim lead in the third quarter and after several long shots in succession at the outset of the last period put them in the lead, and the Ramblers never overtook them: the final score was 56-43. The next week the team bounced back after its first defeat and gave Rufus King a thorough going over by a score of 69-37. In this game Pulaski rang up the highest score of the season. Returning home, the Olen men raked over Custer. This was Neil Worden and lack Kosmatka's last game. lack tagged off 17 points to lead the team in scoring. Mid-semester graduation struck a heavy blow to Coach Wally Olen's basketeers. With the loss of guard Neil Worden and forward Jack Kosmatka, most of the worry fell on Don Molenda. Russ Wittberger, and Larry Wianecki's shoulders. Washington rallied and nipped the revamped Rambler com- bination in the waning minutes of the next game. 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FRESHMAN - SOPHOMOBE BASKETBALL TEAM The Freshman-Sophomore team started their season off in great style by chalking up four games in succession. In the first conference game, Iuneau bowed to the Red and Blue 34-27. The locals defeated Boys' Tech 34-27 in a tight defensive battle. The score at the half was Z4 to 24. In their third con- ference meet our cagers defeated Bay View by 21 to 12. At half the score was tied but our Iunior Ramblers didn't yield another point to the Bays and took nine for themselves. By defeating East Division 22-17 our boys extended their winning streak to four straight. Pulaski's Freshman-Sophomore basket- ball team suffered its first conference setback when they were defeated by North Division 44-29. The Ramblers shooting wasn't up to par and the Blue and White soon set up a margin between the two scores. Chalking up their fifth victory in six starts. Pulaski's Fresh-Soph won an impressive victory over King by a score of 30-22. West's sharp-shooting Redmen were never behind as they rolled to a 38 to 22 victory over a cold Pulaski quintet. But to show they had the stuff it takes our Iunior Ramblers came from behind in the closing minutes of thrilling see-saw battle to overpower South by a close score of 35-32. The greenies say it was one of their toughest games. Pulaski's Iunior Ramblers topped the Washington Purgolds cold by the score of 58-33, and shortly after bowled over Custer by the tune of 27-23. Bob Serbiak, playing his last game for Fresh- Soph, made a great performance. Coach Ken Steffen's cagers finished second in the city conference. The Greenies had a conference record of eight wins. three defeats and a season standing of 12 victories and four setbacks. . .A I .Lg---.., V FRESHMAN -- Remember the time we were looking for 212 in the basement and dropped in on the janitor. Or the time we were mangled when we went up the DOWN stairs and down the UP stairs? Every noon hour we saw programs no matter what it was. never ventured out for so much as a drink at the bubbler without a pass. SOPHOMORES- Remember the September we came back to school and we were no longer lowly Freshies. Or the time we were startled to hear the tirst P. A. announcement. The library and special help slips were put to good use by us also. The way we were bowled over rushing for a table near our football heroes- battle scars to prove it. CLASS OFFICERS Robert Mildbrandt, Vice President, Marlene Kallas Secretary and Treasurer Robert Kolp, President. IUNIORS - There was a time when We looked down on lower classmen, were more cocky than the seniors. We were more interested in the after game parties than in the football games. Went to the Senior prom. and stayed out until morning. Between 8:30 and 3:10 we did little homework, day dreamed in class and gossiped at our monitor post. SENIORS 4 There was a time when we didn't enter homeroom for weeks because oi our activities and senior meetings. we made our future plans, and elected a King and Queen for OUR prom. We found new ways of cutting classes, rode the ele- vators, did everything we weren't supposed to do without getting caught. And best of all we, the the class of Ianuary 1950, had extra tickets tor the graduation exercise. REMEMBER THE FEB. CLASS OF 1950 CLASS SPONSORS Miss Marie Poundstone Mr. Edward De Briae 1 HONOR STUDENTS Betty J. Kudelu Scllufolforian AT TI-IE BANQUET ANTONOVICH, LAWRENCE E. Eptiu Football: Basketball: Track: Senior Prom Court of Honor: Prom Decorative Committee: Thanksgiving Basket Committee: Dance Club: Senior Talent Show: Hall Monitor: Intramurals. To the greatest heights he shall rise, from the tips of his saddle shoes to the top of his mischievous head. BANACHOWICZ, HERBERT Herbie Basketball: Homecoming Rally: Track: Football: Intra- mural: Usher: Senior Talent Show. Could he be the 'Casanova' for the freshman girls? BARCZAK, ALICE Al Advanced Girls' Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A.: Office Monitor: Attendance Monitor: Spring Concert: Usher: Christmas Program. She is as capable as she is intelligent and willing. BARSKE, JOYCE Jenks G.A.A.: Mixed Chorus: Senior Band: Office Monitor: Senior Prom and Junior Prom Court of Honor: Senior Talent Show. She knows 'When' to settle. BAUM, DORA LEE Lee Co-manager of Advertising Cavalier Newspaper: Blue Mask: G.A.A.: Water Ballet: Senior Court of Honor: Junior Court of Honor: Senior Talent Show: lnterclass Swim Meet Official: Secretary of Student Council: Lost and Found Monitor. This mermaid will ripple the waters of life till time alone fills the gap. BAUMAN, JAMES Burt Blue Mask: Dolphin Club: Swim Team: Wrestling: Magic Club: Life Saving: Senior Talent Show. Let us then be up and doing, still achieving, still pursuing. BEHL, BETTY ANN Sweeney Quill and Scroll: Cavalier Newspaper: Student An- nouncer: Student Council: Senior Honor Student: G.A.A.: lnterclass Swim Meet: Centennial Pageant: City Council: Senior Talent Show: Prom Decorative Committee: Class Play Setting. Pepper and spice and everything nice. BIESADNY, ROBERT Bob Hall Monitor: Radio Club: Leathercraft Club: Basket- ball: lntramural Sports Captain: Senior Talent Show. For an interesting guy well worth knowing, call on 'Bob'. BLATTNER, DOROTHY Daisy Ottice Monitor: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee: G.A.A.: Senior Talent Show: Christmas Program. She's like sunshine, always welcome. BORKOWSKI, RICHARD Red Football: Track: Basketball: Blue Mask: Toy Club: Gym Monitor: Prom Decorative Committee: Senior Talent Show. Should we say he is blushing, or is that just the retiection from his hair? BRODESKE, JOAN Red Orchestra: Folklore Club: Monitor: Girls' Glee: Girls' Advanced Chorus: Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Senior Talent Show. Here's a gal whom we insist is one gal you can't resist. BROWN, DORIS Brownie Blue Mask: lnterclass Swim Meet: Cavalier Literary Stott: Senior Prom Court of Honor: G.A.A.: Fashion Club: Quill and Scroll Award: Water Ballet: A Cappella Choir: Spring Concert: All City Choir: Pageant: Thanksgiving Program: Christmas Program: Hall Monitor: Advanced Girls' Chorus: Student Announcer: Senior Talent Show: Sub-Deb Club: Homecoming Rally. Her personality shines in her smile. BUDZAK, SYLVIA Syl G.A.A.: lnterclass Swim Meet: Pageant: Hall Monitor: Junior Court of Honor: Spanish Club: Senior Talent Show: Senior Prom Decorative Com- mittee: Homecoming Rally. Our idol-a girl who thinks a lot but says little. 73 BURDON, DAVID Chuck Football: Basketball: Junior Court of Honor: Senior Court of Honor: Blue Mask: Gym Monitor: All City Football Team: All State Second Team. The strong silent type is 'Chuck': he's especially ter- rific and rugged on the foot- ball field. 2- W' ,. is U or BUSNIEWSKI, RICHARD llBUshll Wrestling, Football Manager, Baseball, Cross Country, Hall Monitor, Leathercraft Club, Toy Club, Blue Mask, Paper Drive, Band, Spring Concert, Tumbling Club, Thanksgiving Day Play, Pep Rally. He is full of fun-and what's fun without troubIe. 74 DORN, BARBARA Barb G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Ottice Monitor, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show. lt's her personality. DURBAHN, RANAE Ronnie Mixed Chorus, Sub-Deb Club, Centennial Pageant, G.A.A., Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Cafeteria Monitor. She knows how to handle her men, or 'Ot-to'. EINERSON, LYLE Shori's Football, Track, Gym Moni- tor, Monitor Captain, Hall Monitor, Basketball, Senior Talent Show, Prom Decor- ating Committee. A pleasant shy guy with the natural Toni. FIEDLER, BILLY ELLINGSEN, JUNE Ellie Girls' Glee, Girls' Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Sub- Deb Club, Centennial Pag- eant, Camera Craft Club, G.A.A., Senior Talent Show. Who said that quiet peo- ple don't get around? Willie Football, Track, Cross Country, Wrestling, Interclass Swim Meet, Paper Drive, Pep Rally, Toy Club, Leather- craft Club, Camera Club, Blue Mask, Washington Day Program, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show. One can overtake success, even pursuing pleasure. FIEDLER, RUTH the band. GAWRONSKI, MARY Full of rascality. Hall Monitor. HANSEN, IRIS and in her manner. IRELAND, EDWARD terrific. JASHEK, NORBERT uzuppien Senior Band, Head Drum Maiorette, Pep Band, Spring Concert, Water Ballet Club, Chemistry Club, A Cappel- la Choir, Teen-time Broadcast, Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Senior Talent Show, All City Band, Interclass Swim Meet, Prom Decorating Committee, Blue Mask, Girls' Chorus, Christmas Program, Pageant, Girls' State Swim Meet. May she lead her future life as well as she led npunkyn Secretary-treasurer Blue Mask, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Movie Making Club, Centennial Pageant, Junior Prom Committee, President Science Club, Usher, Senior Talent Show, Junior Band, Interclass Swim Meet. GOLTZ, PATRICIA Pal G.A.A., Cafeteria, Spanish Club. Once a friend, always a friend. GRABARCZYK, ROBERT Grubus Grabowski Basketball, Football, Track, Senior Talent Show, Polish Club, Chemistry Club, Dance Club, Thanksgiving Play, Could it be that Bob is the quiet, shy type? GRABOWSKI, GERALDINE Pinky Home Nursing, Leathercraft Club, Polish Club, Stamp Club, School Service Club, Oftice Monitor, Open-house Usher, G.A.A., Senior Talent Show. Quiet people are welcome everywhere. Irish G.A.A., Water Ballet, Oltice Monitor, Senior Prom Decorating Committee, Spring Concert, All City Choir, Interclass Swim Meet Olticial, Senior Talent Show, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Choir, A Cappella Choir, Teen- age Broadcast, Secretary to Mr. Royal, Homecoming Rally, Thanksgiving Day Program, Christmas Program. She shows her sparkling personality in her music nsig Edu Blue Mask, A Cappella Choir, Thanksgiving Day Play, Spring Concert, Dolphin Lite Saving, Interclass Swim Meet, Swimming Team, Tennis, Ballad Club, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert. He's tall and dark, a combination which makes him Julius Basketball, Baseball, Hall Monitor, Interclass Swim Meet, Intramural Manager, Football, Track, Senior Talent Show, Drivers Ed. l can't help it if the girls like me. KLECZKA, DIANE Klefch G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Interclass Swim Meet, Prom Decorating Committee. A friend for everytime she smiles. KOLP, ROBERT One Way Football, Basketball, Track, President-Senior Class, President- Student Council, President- Senior Plan- ning Committee, Football Coach, Freshman-Sophomore, Track Coach, Court of Honor, Senior and Junior Prom, Originator of Ballroom Dancing Club, Senior Talent Show. One Way has a winning way-the way to success and popularity. KOSMATKA, JACK Kosmo Kozy Football, All City, Basketball, All City, Baseball, Track, Gym Monitor, Interclass Swim Meet, Prom Decorating I meant it. Committee, Hall Monitor, Dance Club, Senior Talent Show, Intramural Manager, Elevator. Whether he be little or whether he be we'll never forget 'Kosmo', Football's mighty LAACK, CAROL Gym Monitor, Office Monitor, G.A.A., Chorus, Senior Talent Show, Prom Decorating Committee, Blue Mask. Cute, sharp, and neat, in other words she's all reef. LASSA, AU DR EY Prom Decorating Committee, Senior Talent Show. I've got love in my heart, dancing in my feet, and -- in my head. LESZCZYNSKI, ROBERT Intramural Manager, Basketball, Football, Track, Sen- ior Talent Show, Driver's Ed. I came to school to have fun. I didn't iust say it, slight, mite. Carol Lass Ozark LUKSZYS, JOAN 'fBlondie Water Ballet, Interclass Swim Meet, Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Senior Talent Show, Oftice Monitor, Sub-Deb Club, Pageant. Latest news, latest iokes-see Blondie. MALICH, DOLORES Dolly G.A.A., Glee Club, Advanced Chorus, Spring Con- cert, Monitor. Her deeds may not be applauded, but everything she does is sure to be a success. MARQUARDT, ROBERT Bob Basketball, Football, Leathercraft Club, Rod and Gun Club, Monitor Captain, Senior Talent Show. You can't help liking Bob, he's iust that sort of a guy. KACZKOWSKI, THOMAS Tommy Senior Prom, Adv. Committee, Interclass Swim Meet, Foot- ball, Track, Senior Talent Show, Hall Monitor, Driver's Ed. To really know Tommy is impossible, for he is unpre- dictable. KADELA, BETTY JANE Betts Vice-President of Blue Mask, Bus. Ed. of Annual, Quill and Scroll, Salutatorian, Chemis- try Club, Folklore Club, Blue Mask, Gym Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, Spring Con- cert, Girls' Glee, Student Council, Attendance Monitor, Senior Talent Show. Sharp wit and brains, plus a dram of sophistica- tion. KALINOWSKI, ADELE Del G.A.A., Cavalier Newspaper, Interclass Swim Meet, Mon- itor, Senior Talent Show, Sub- Deb Club, Homecoming Rally, Secretary-Mr. Royal, Secre- tary-Mr. Stekiel. Sweet and 'iivy' as a mu- sic note, and as lovely as the song she sings. KALLAS, MARLENE Marty Senior Prom Queen, Water Ballet, Blue Mask, Student Council, Fashion Club, Senior Class Play, Sec. and Treas. Senior Class, Interclass Swim Meet, G.A.A., Pageant, For- ward Wisconsin , Speech Award, Home Economics Club, Dance Committee, Stu- dent Council, Pep Rally, Sen- ior Prom Decorating and Planning Committee, Fresh- man Counciler, Honor Day Program, Thanksgiving Play, Senior Talent Show, Victory Rally, Perfume Suite. Cool, Calm, and Contag- ious. 75 KLASS, BERNADETTE Detty G,A.A., Attendance Monitor, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Open House Usher. A cheerful nature is one of her many virtues. double. PAZIK, JOAN Jo MARTENS, JANET Jan G.A.A.: Water Ballet: All City Choir: A Cappella Choir: Cheerleader: Office Monitor: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Chorus: Senior Prom Decorating Committee: Junior Prom Court of Honor: lnterclass Swim Meet: Teen-age Broadcast: Spring Concert: Senior Talent Show: Cavalier Annual: Cavalier Newspaper: Adver- tising Manager: State Centennial Choir: Quill and Scroll Award. lntelligent and pretty, sharp and witty. MERLIN, AUDREY Frenchie All City Band: Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: Chorus: Spring Concert: G.A.A.: Attendance Monitor: School Service Club: Pep Band: Teen Time Broadcast: Spanish Club: Senior Talent Show: Prom Decorating Committee: MIKULA, DONALD lnterclass Swim Meet. one person. MIKULA, GERALD Stamp Club: Christmas Program. She is a genial and friendly comrade. ffmikeff A Cappella Choir: Boys' Glee: Basketball: Talent Show: Pageant: Rod and Gun Club: Football: Track: Hall Monitor: Swimming Team: Life Senior Saving: His aim in lite is to be successful, alone and as ncerryu Football: Basketball: Swimming: Blue Mask: lnterclass Swim Meet: Rod and Gun Club: Lite Saving: Boys' Glee: Track: Hall Monitor. 'Gerry's' an individual, though he may be a MILDBRANDT, ROBERT Carlie Senior Class, Vice President: A Cappella Choir: All City Choir: Football: Track: Hall Monitor: lnterclass Swim Meet: Blue Mask: Senior Prom Court ot Honor: Pageant: Spring Concert: Senior Planning Committee: Senior Talent Show, Chairman. 'Carlie's' always nice to everyone. How much more perfection can a 'fella' attain? MOLDEN, BETTY Whitey Lost and Found Monitor: Hall Monitor. After all her work is done, she certainly has a lot of fun. MOZEJEWSKI, GERALDINE Genie G.A.A.: Girls' Glee: Advanced Girls' Chorus: Spring Concert: Secretary of Movie Making Club: Speech Choir: Gym Monitor: Usher: Senior Talent Show: School Service Club: Centennial Pageant: lnterclass Swimming. 76 NEUMANN, ROBERT Bob A Cappella: Spring Concert: Movie Making Club: All City Pageant: Blue Mask: Monitor in Gym Oltice: Main Office Monitor: Senior Orchestra: Student Announcer: Cheer Leader: Teen Age Broadcast: Tennis Club: Senior Talent Show. He who travels alone travels fastest. MUROWSKI, MARCELLA Marcie Polish Club: Girls' Advanced Chorus: Court of Honor for Senior Prom: Mixed Chorus: Spring Concert: Noon Hour Programs: Soloist at Spring Concert. Friendly, attractive, and musically inclined. These are only a 'Few things that make Marcella shine. MURRAY, BETTY Betts Camera Club: Senior Prom Publicity Committee: Senior Talent Show: Mixed Chorus. A nice gal and a lot of fun, always sweet to everyone. What's more fun than having a good time? NOWlCKl, ROBERT Bob Leathercraft Club: Stamp Club: Radio Club: Senior Tal- ent Show: Prom Decorating Committee. Happy little miser, the guy who saves up every friend he can make. PARMENTER, GEORGE Toy Club: Leather Club: Hall Monitor. He is wise who talks little. G.A.A.: Blue Mask-Vice Pres- ident: Cavalier Annual Stott, Picture Editor: Senior Talent Show: Hall Monitor: Thanks- giving Play: Christmas Plays: Spring Concerts: Pageant: All City Choir: A Cappella Choir: Junior and Senior Sub-Deb Club: Prom Decorating Com- mittee: Quill and Scroll. Having a good time is her favorite hobby. PRAZYNSKI, MARY ANN Parker Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Junior Prom Court of Honor: Senior Prom Court of Honor: Hall Monitor: lnterclass Swimming Meet: Sub-Deb Club: Sen- ior Talent Show: President G.A.A. Cheerfulness is the atmos- phere under which all things strive best. RECHINSKE, DORIS Done Interclass Swimming Meet, Senior Talent Show, Mon- itor, Chairman of Prom Decorating Committee, Blue Mask, Chorus, G.A.A., Office Monitor, Senior Plon- ning Committee. A sparkling personality and flashing smile keeps her on the general run. RICHARDS, JAMES Bandit Basketball, Tumbling Club, Gym Office Monitor, Var- sity Football Manager, Track, Baseball, Rod and Gun Club, Life Saving, Interclass Swim Meet. A quiet, intelligent, and friendly person. ROELKE, DONALD Buddy Senior Talent Show, Swimming Team, Life Saving, Hall Monitor, Rod and Gun Club, German Club, Boys' Glee Club, Blue Mask, Secretary of Speech Class, Senior Planning Committee, Track, Football. l want to enioy life, and enioy it I will. ROTH, HILMER H. J. Blue Mask, Audio Visual. Always ready for a little fun, and he always sees that he gets it. SEHL, CONSTANCE Connie Her greatest sin is a great big grin. SHELDON, VIRGINIA Jeannie Waste Paper Salvage, Paper Follies, A Cappella Choir, All City Choir, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, President of Red Sarong, Radio Club, Sub-Deb Club, Square Dance Club, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Usher, G.A.A., Cheer Leader, Senior Talent Show. Jeanie's the gal with many a pal. SHUMWAY, RONALD Ron Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Pep Band, All City Senior Band, Track, Golf, Wrestling, Cross Country, Dance Band, Monitor, Senior Talent Show, All City Orchestra, Teen Time Program, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Blue Mask. He makes everyday a holiday. SMOGOLESKI, MARCIA Mahsha G.A.A. Official, Interclass Swimming Meet, Hall Mon- itor, Office Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Student Council, Senior Planning Committee, Sub-Deb Club, Thanksgiving Day Program, Prom Committee, Home Coming Rally. Here's one girl that is really different, a pal to everyone and a mystery to some. SOMMERFELD, ADELE Del Hall Monitor, Library Monitor, G.A.A., Cavalier Annual Literary Editor, Advanced Chorus, Senior Planning Committee, Quill and Scroll, Senior Talent Show, Sub-Deb Club. Intelligence, beauty, and efficiency are a combin- ation of her personality. SPOTT, THERESA Tina Advanced Girls' Chorus, Christmas Program, Senior Talent Show. A swell kid who's on the 'Spott' when you need her. SPYCALLA, BARBARA Barb G.A.A., Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Sub-Deb Club, Interclass Swim Meet, Senior Talent Shaw. Efficient in her quiet way. STYS, BERNICE lsh Class Play, Blue Mask, Pag eant, G.A.A., Home Econom- ics Club, Senior Talent Show, Secretary, Mr. Brauer. Small, cheery, and intel- ligent. SWITALSKI, MILDRED Millie G.A.A., Interclass Swimming Meet, Monitor. Millie the mermaid. 77 THAYER, JOHN Reed Audio Visual Club, Blue Mask, Intramural, Junior Orchestra, Senior Orchestra, Cavalier Newspaper, Cava- lier Annual, Thanksgiving Day Program, Christmas Pro- gram, Student Announcer, M. C. of Talent Show. Talent is that which is in a man's power, genius is that in whose power a man is. WORDEN, NEIL J. Woich Football, Basketball, Track, Gym Team, Interclass Swim Meet, Senior Prom King, Jun- ior Court of Honor, A Cap- pella Choir, All City Choir, Spring Concert, All City Foot- ball Team, All State Football Team, Senior Band, Senior Talent Show, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor Captain. Bon voyage, Neil! Our mightiest athlete, Pulaski will miss you, but ever be proud to reminisce about you. ZACZEK, ROBERT C. Bob Baseball, Basketball, Senior Talent Show. He throws a good curve and knows one, too. THODE, BARBARA Bobbie Choir, G.A.A., Prom Decoration Committee, Lost and Found Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Thanksgiving Show, Christmas Play, Noon Hour Program, Vice President of Speech Class. Still waters run deep, but add Bobbie's zest and sparkle, and those waters really ripple. TIPTON, JAMES Tippers A perfect student and a great guy. We vote him the most likely to succeed. TUTAJ, PRISCILLA Percy Cavalier Annual Stott, Spring Concert, Quill and Scroll, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, G.A.A., Home Nurs- ing Course. A light heart lives long. VON ROHR, MARJORIE Margie Camera Craft, Pageant, Spring Concert, A Cappella Choir, Thanksgiving Program, Christmas Program, Hall Monitor. Just as sweet as she is gay-that's 'Margie' in her own sweet way. WENTLAND, ROBERT Bob Cavalier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, German Club, Square Dance Club, Thankgiving Program, Senior Talent Show. Mind over matter. But with my mind it doesn't matter. WlLEY, DORIS Dorry G.A.A., Blue Mask, Prom Decoration Committee, Office Monitor, Talent Show. One can seldom read her thoughts, but the twinkle in her eye gives her away. WODA, ALLAN Al Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Dolphin Club, Senior Talent Show, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. l like work, it tascinates me. l can sit and watch it for hours. WOIDA, EDMUND Eddie A Cappella Choir, All City Choir, Blue Mask President, Football, Track, Interclass Swim Meet, Hall Monitor, Captain of Hall Monitors, Court of Honor Junior and Senior Proms, Prom Committee, Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Wisconsin Pageant, Senior Talent Show. Popularity means one thing - Ed Woida. WOJNOWSKI, PATRICIA Pat Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Home Nursing Course, Attendance Monitor, Senior Advisor for Freshman ZALEWSKI, PHIL M. Phil Basketball, Track, Boys' Glee, Spring Concert, Freshman Advisor, All State Centennial Chorus, Senior Talent Show, A small spark can cause a big explosion. Homerooms. Her charm has tamed a 'Wolfe' to daclllty ZYCH, MARILYN P. Zych Girls' Glee, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Infirm- ary Monitor, Senior Talent Show. With her smile and per- sonality, success is assured. IANUARY SENIOR TALENT SHOW The Senior Talent Show is one event which every graduating class looks forward to. The show of the Ianuary '50 graduating class was an entertaining presentation that will be remembered for a long time by the students of Pulaski High. The acts in- cluded singing, impersonations, and humorous skits. The Senior Banquet is the last time the entire graduating class has a chance to get together before graduation. At the ban- quet, a delicious meal is served and some very good entertainment is provided. The highlights of the evening are the presenting ot gifts to the class sponsors, and speeches by Mr. Westgaard, our principal, various teachers and the class officers. Alter the banquet, the seniors danced to the music of Bobbie Ray and his orchestra in the gym. IANUARY SENICPR BANQUET Ralph Kloehn Max Havlik If you are walking on the ground floor and should happen to hear a buzzing sound, it will undoubtedly be coming from rooms 10 and 27. Here members of the annual staff are hard at work trying to produce the biggest and best annual in Pulaski's history. While the literary staff is busy with write-ups, the annual staff is also busy with paste-ups and dummies. These busy little bees use all the effort they possess in trying to outdo any of the annuals Pulaski has ever had. Many of their free periods are spent working on the annual. Little do the readers and sub- scribers realize all the effort and time that is put into this book. Covering football, basketball, track, and other sports, getting all the information on the clubs and other activities, taking pictures, and combining all these items into one big book is only a brief summary of the jobs that have to be done. There are many little things that no one seems to notice. They should receive some credit also, because it is evident that without the so-called little things there might not be an annual. Credit is really due to all those concerned with the publication of Pulaski's annual. ANNUAL STAFF Editor in Chief ....... .... R alph Kloehn Asst. Editor in Chief .... ........,............ N eal Maronn Sports Editor .,...... ................,....... M ax Havlik Asst. Sports Editors .... ................. K en Zebrowski, Marshall Pechauer Senior Editor ...,..... ................................... B everly Tandecki Asst. Senior Editors ......... Connie Syvock, Dorothy Dominiak. Marcia Dublinski Literary Editor ........ .....................,.............,.... C arol Gross Literary Asst. Editor ..... ....... ..... B a rbara Knudsen Homeroom Editor ..,.. ...................... F red Rezel Asst. Picture Editors .,.. ................ R ita Brezezinski, Valerie Meyer Art Staff ............ ..... C huck Boehn, Louis Wilson, Ronald Sowinski Feature Editor ..... .............................. P atricia Demski Picture Editor ..................................................... Ioan Earle Photograp'hs ......,............................................. Carl Nowicki Literary Staff. .Barbara Weidner, Anita Kroening, Audrey Breske, Stanley Stawicki, Ierome Liss. Bob Grollo, Marlene Leitloff, Ianet Pruse, Ianet Callari, Dorothy Brzakala, Camile Pluskota. CAVALIER Barbara Knudsen, Carol Gross, Neal Maronn, Ken Zebrowski, Beverly Tandecki Vm.,MWWW , , 4. 1 .,gQ,'5'i'1' 'P' 251337 M ' W .W , ,,,, p.,w-Mwfwf.xwW,.1wW 'Bl v wa, NZ 3. 6 fl! Q, X,- sf vi WEE? if mv 4 Q bww W Q J : 1' , 1 1? ff 42,1 v i 'rx Kenneth Zebrowski, Morsholi Pechouer, Connie Syvock, Dorfhy Dominick Robert Grollo, Stanley Sfowicki, Jerome Liss, Marcia Dublinski, Pofriciu Demski, Rita Brezezinski Chuck Boehm, John Roddick, Eugene Rasmussen, Lois Goulke, Edmund Mecikalski, Margaret Legler CAVALIEB ANNUAL STAFF ASSISTANTS Mg, M 453235 0 as o Ki Q Sffigiiff Lois Reom Gene Chrostowski, Norman Hartman 1 L, Morcelin Students, teachers, copy, proofs, ads and many inky fingers all help produce the Cavalier, Pulaski's monthly newspaper. The question is, who profits by all the hustle and bustle of preparing the paper and by the finished product? Reporters, by obtaining information from their instructors and fellow pupils, de- velop accuracy and a sense of relative values. They are guided by staff editors who in turn are aided by the paper's advisor. The first semester Mrs. Betty Weinfurter directed the Cavalier's activities. Mr. Iohn Lyons took over after her departure from Pulaski. Staff members holding higher positions gain a feeling of responsibility and the advantageous quality of leadership. They obtain a pleasing feeling of satisfaction after seeing the printed pages which they had slaved over for many weeks, come out in an interesting, readable manner. Students, teachers, the office staff, and even maintenance workers receive, through the paper, interesting news items which are always as up to date as possible. They derive a definite enjoyment from seeing their names in print and that of their friends. Funny features and C1ever Cartoons often get a chuckle from some pleased readers. Outside the school circle the people who help promote The Cavalier by adver- tising in it make their gain when the ads bring results. Thus we can see that since the profits outnumber the 1osses it really pays in all ways to produce The Cavalier, Pulaski's center of ideas. BOARD OF EDITORS Editor in Chief ................................................, ,..Lois Ream Associate Editors .,...... Joyce Kiefer, ludy Wendt, Barbara Litzau, Edna Rogahn Sports Editors ........ . ................ Eugene Chrostowski, Norman Hartman Advertising Managers... ...... Ruth Neuman, Elaine Macikowski Business Manager .... ,..........,.. . . .Dorothy Koronkowski Assistants ...,...... ...Sophie Antkowski, Marcelline Nowak Editorial Advisor ..... ..... 2 nd semester, Mrs. Betty Weinfurter lst semester, Mr. Iohn R. Lyons Business Advisor ..... ,........... M r. Raymond Shaw CAVALIER e Nowak, Dorothy Koronkowski, Barbara Litzou, Judy Wendt an W W wi -Cf: ,Q Xu 'A ,Q , Xv.f'i. gs, ,jx ,rx an www M wi is F89 f, First Row: Stodtler, Cibonich, Ast, Hanover, Gutch, Symolen, Couch Litzow. Second Row: Rathmunn, Vigue, Berghoefer, Lepkowski, Menger, Sikorski, Beima. WRESTLING Most of the members of the wrestling squad returned again this year to tie for third place in the State Sectional Meet. Four boys qualified for the State meet. which was held at West Milwaukee High School. They were Iames Pagen- kopt, 105 lb. class, Danny Wollenzein. 95 lb., Francis Zarr, 125 lb., and Ioe Kumprey, 180 lb. The boys' spirits were high before the meet. but after the meet they were slightly lowered. The thought that they Bottom: J. Kumprey. Top: J. Kumprey placed higher this year than they did last year helped to raise their spirits somewhat. Iim Pagenkopi was the only one ol the five to emerge victorious. but the rest did qualify lor the State tournament. The team began their season in fine form by defeating Racine Horlick 30-10, but dropped the next to Racine Pack 22-20 which was not decided until the final match. The next meet was won very easily from West Milwaukee matmen 26 V2-9Vz. Single winners were Roger Zarr, Wayne Pinkalla. Iames Szymanski. F. Zarr, R. Zorr First Row: Stodtler, Murray, Zarr, Viden, Schmidt, Kumprey, Mantey, Spycalla, Pasterski, Zimmerman, Price, Kumprey. Second Row: Nagy, Szymanski, Zarr, Pagenkopf, Behling, Schermach, Schmidt, Pinkalla, Pagenkopf, Wollenzien, Hafeman. The Rambler Matmen lost a hard fought meet to South Division, on Ianuary 11, but came back the following day to defeat Zion Bention. The score of the latter meet was 29-5. South Division defeated the Ramblers 29-7, but every match was a close contest, In this meet Dan Wallenzien and Iames Pagenkopf suffered their first defeat of the season. R. Pagenkopf, J. Pagenkopf Our red and blue matmen breezed by Washington High School by the score of 33-3. when the two met for the first time. Several first string men did not compete in the Racine Park meet. and consequently the Ramblers lost 26-16. Iim Szymanski was handed his first defeat. Coach Henry Litzow's wrestlers defeated Boy's Tech 24-14 and tied Racine Hollick 19-19. The Pulaski Grapplers lost the second meet with South in another close contest. R. Pinkalla, G. Schmidt First Row: Grollo, Johnston, Honrohcn. Second Row: Schultz, Balcerzak, Liss, Mosiukowski, Czarnecki, Bursch. Third Row: Coach Olen, Walton, Kumprey, Knight, Kurzynski, Seibt, Knight, Kumprey. GYM TEAM Handicapped by a late start in practice, Pulaski's gym team pushed ahead to fourth place in the city gym meet. In individual competition Roy Iohnston took first place with a total of nine hundred and fifty-three points. Herbie Schulz just missed placing in the first ten with a total ot eight hundred seventy-tive points. Although the trosh-soph put on a good show, no boys were able to place. The gym meets are composed of ten exercises that the contestants are required to perform. They are marked on a J. Liss basis oi one to one hundred and are judged on form and continuity of exercises. The active team is made up of eight seniors and five irosh-sophs. The team practices the titth hour in the boy's gym. There the boys may be seen executing ily-a-ways, giant swings, hand stands, kip ups, dislocates, and swing rises. These exercises help build muscles and coordination of the body. R. Grollo First Row: Lucus, Klechowitz, Meyer, Woythul, Bednarski, Petrie, Szrot, Grycowski, Borutha, Zahorius, Burmeister. Second Row: Rcehl, Budzok, Henrichs, Roth, Baumann, waiak, Knudsen, Golos, Kovoch, Rutzen. Third Row: Mrs. Dougherty, Parry, Sowinski, Weidner, Kresse, Groysen, Bulski, Gennrich. People not in picture: Bartz, Golos, Kozub, Lorzorski. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION All work and no play makes Iane a dull girl. Pulaski offers a great club which will develop Iane into a girl with a fine spirit of good sportsmanship. G.A.A. is an organization which helps build healthy bodies and a happy disposition. To Pulaski's fairer sex the G.A.A. club is one of the most popular of all, for it enables those girls to act physically as well as mentally. It gives those who are skilled in sports and are not satisfied with regular class activity an outlet for more competition in highly organized groups. Three divisions comprised this year's G.A.A. club. These were the freshmen, sophomore and junior and senior G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL groups. Miss Katherine Doepike and Mrs. LaVerne Dough- erty, sponsors of the club, arranged tournaments for the various teams in such sports as tennis, basketball, volley- ball, softball and badminton. On the last Monday of May awards were presented to the tournament winners. Perfume Suite was the title of a program put on by members of the Girls' Water Ballet, a branch of G.A.A. The choreography and stunts were worked out by the girls themselves under the supervision of Mrs. Dougherty. Tryouts for those girls considering joining the 1950-1951 Water Ballet group will be held in September. G.A.A. BASKETBALL R'Q1fA ,. 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I J, L I x A , s 14 f, , . yy ' -4. ,, wx, ' 5 5 Q 5 ,, fi E, SN ' riff, fr V W 2,5 f. ga V ll ' ag t .fyljg ' W sg' A' ,il P' K W ' : 9 3 as ' 1 A . , Q .Q , 2 is YQ-sl Third Row: T. Legcs, L. Schmidf, G. K. Lilieblad, ' 'EF' .JZ M-A MW sg .1241 .ggy -ip Xu' - vw sm W E V 45 mWm,.w.mm......w,.M... aw X 2, Q5 ,g ff 57 5 a b Ml It A 5 I S E A, I if ff f ,M , X su if 'Q vm iw . Q . - , -fy W' 1 r 2 7' 3 'fy' fm QW 1 K Q 4 ,Qu in 1 A 4: 9 FPS ff . . 5, k N ? 3 fu Mei 3 2 WXy iL' 3 2 ' , PP f S I I Fourth Row: R. Selbo, A. Sctonin J. Pasterski, A. Malek, M. Subotich Third Row: E. Woldoch, J. Seebruck D. Ruusch, M. Jclnuchowski, M. Daniels, J. Scharping. Second Row: K. Lilieblod C. Lemki, G. Anderson, A. Kroening Firsf Row: J. Marsh, M. Bell, H. Friedl D. Dzidezic, D. Dominick, J. Luedke A CAPPELLA CHOIR Hark to the sound of the voices -- the voices from 101. Those sweet tones you hear filling the air around room 101 are those of the members of the A Cappella Choir. Upon looking into the room, one will see Mr. Niefer patiently directing a group of placid looking young people in song. The results of his efforts are plainly seen in the Christmas Programs, Thanks- giving Programs and the Spring Concert. Pulaski can be proud ol having such a splendid musical group among its student body. Fourfh Row: H. Zaffke, N. Knight, A. Bierle, M. Rozewski, R. Jusiorkowski. Third Row: F. Zarr, D. Oliss, H. Moslin- ski, C. Yoh, C. Zimny, S. Chrowski. Second Row: M. Jonuchowski, N. Jogiel- ski, B. Chycinski, P. Jens, R. Koss. First Row: M. Meyer, M. Rapp, D. Berkcx, R. Korpol. Fourih Row: R. Loitinen, S. Stowicki L. Kuiuwu, M. Kitkowski. Third Row P. Kominski, M. Seibt, F. Wilsond R. Grollo, D. Herriges, P. Kominski Second Row: J. Weirowskl, D. Dilicki L. Wionecki, J. Wesolowski, C. Dziobo Firsf Row: S. Budziszewski, J. Gucek M. Hornberg, C. Kielczynski, P. Kowal ski, H. Von Rohr. First Row: Reinerio, Counsell, Rasmussen, Poeske, Grams, Franke. Second Row: Mrs. Dougherty, Kozub, Plichta, Dziobo, Wesolowski, Coach Wielgosz. Third Row: Jens, Panek, Swortw JUDGES out, Miss Doepke, Brzakalc, Bell, Nowak. INTERCLASS SWIM MEET For the third consecutive year, the class of 1950 proved their ability in diving, racing, and relays by winning the eighth annual lnterclass Swim Meet. The Seniors compiled a record of 142 points in the two-day tournament. The Iuniors placed a dis- tant second with 108: the Freshmen were third with 1O6V2: and the Sophomores placed fourth with 7110 points. In addition 100 t. . to the competitive events, the Water Ballet Club presented sev- eral aquatic selections and the varsity members of the swim- ming team staged an exhibition of water basketball. Otficiating at the meet were 17 all girl otticials under the supervision ot Miss Doepke, Mrs. Dougherty, and Mr. Wielgosz. First Row: Novak, Payleitner, Jacobe, Hanuuer, Kujawa, Kieliszewski, Schmidt, Worley, Szymanski, Pasterski, Beierle, Derse, Kazmierczak, Coach Kezele. Second Row: Barsch, Liss, Walter, Behling, Miller, Hartmann, Spycalla, Krojewski, Lewandowski Lachenschmidt, Lesinski, Bussian, Miller. Third Row: Grollo, Splinter, Wasielewski, May, Nowcxczyk, Krukowski, Kumprey, Heling Toth, Mcxckowski, Ulezelski. TRACK Lewandowski, Schmidt, Szymanski and Kieliszewski iitth in a 17 team field. Track started in the latter part ot February and continued indoors until the first week of April. When the weather cleared, they moved to South Stadium. Returning major lettermen are Ioe Kumprey, high jump and weights: Louis Spycalla, broad jumper and 440: and Don Lewandowski, sprinter who placed in both the city and state last year. Although the number of returning veterans was small, help was obtained from last year's minor letter winners, consisting of Ted Kieliszewski. Luke Gabrovic and Martin Ordinans, running distance, and Fred Rieckert at the weights and hurdles. Other boys who look like point winners are: Arnold Heling and Robert Grollo, hurdles: Ralph Babcock and Ray Krajewski, distance, and Leon- ard Walters and Ierome Szymanski, sprints. Coach Stanley Kezele entered two relay teams in the Milwaukee State Teachers College Relay Carnival. One team composed ot April April May May May May Iune Iune 21- 29- -Sectional Relays at South Stadium -All City Relays at North Stadium -State Sectional at South Stadium -State Meet at Madison -Trials 440 and 880 at South Stadium -City Meet at South Stadium West at South Stadium Cdualj Bay View, South Tech, at South Stadium The following boys are all around track champions: Seniors: Lou Spycalla Iuniors: Ted Kieliszewski Sophs.: Ron Wasielewski Frosh.: Richard Otto placed First Row: Sommer, Babcock, Kalupa, Krcmasz, Duzynski, Enk, Reichert, Switolski, Verhagen, Rathmann, Hottmunn, Coach Calabresa. Second Row: Rondeau, Ordincns, Gabrovic, Kocejo, Weisto, Serbiak, Scharmoch, Pierce, Qualey, Morkunos, Lnbodda, Cibarick. Third Row: Gorski, Rcthmann, Borucki, Bradshaw, Beggs, White, Lasso, Otto, Kuester, Schick, Douglas. l Rhixxx iEL!SZEWSKX X I '2-- , 1wWA : : J E3 ,::.. 3 Y 'Q W, , ..,.A.., , N 1 a ll ' ,.A. q, X hx? .. .. s P 5 S Q K J. C.KUE Q 3... ,A......M..W , - Szwmamsmx jf ER R SCHMIDT F REICKERT L. WALTEFRS A EFHLL EY D. LEWANDOW FX G-UTSCH FRBFWBCOCK 'FLKRAZYEWSKI L. SPVCQLLA ip 'qua blulunza , X Z.. '1-' Z, ' i . 1- ,.11.z :'.11: : h 2 -4 .J JT KUMPREV TOE KUMPREHJ A 'HGROLLO L.KUJ'PMA'-E KSESTEFK Lwsaovzc MCHESQQEZELE,CALABRESA First Row: Daniels, Haggith, Priemeau, Schmidt, Wozniakiewicz, Mecikulski, Szymanski. Second Row: Mozos, Schmidt, Stankowski, Grcxdiniun, Cwiklis, Hintz, Zielinski. Third Row: Nowak, Schmidt, Wittberger, Pohlmcmn, Schurmoch, Murciniok, Molendo, Thurner. BASEBALL-CITY CHAMPS Last year was the beginning of a new sport for Pulaski. hours oi practice, and Mr. Thurner's patience were rewarded Under the direction oi Mr. Alfred Thurner. a city championship at the end of the season, with a baseball trophy. This year baseball team was organized. Though the boys had no official the boys are striving tor the same winning goal. uniforms. they wore their blue caps proudly. The boys' long First Row: Sheldon, Dixon, Puradowski, Sobczuk, Vigue, Woida. Second Row: Davis, Groth, Gradinion, Young, Grueftner, Dallmun. Third Row: Mozos, Klose, Lemboch, Thoms, Wielicki, Otto, Coach Thurner. First Row: Racinowski, Hultgren, Novak, Noah, Callies, Kozub. Second Row: Drosen, Woida, Brunelle, Donarski, Klockow, Schmidt, Coach Wielgosz. Third Row: Brown, Haberman, Komorowski, Schweiger, Thiele, fMgr.J Costin. , TENNIS Highly successful seasons were enioyed by the Rambler tennis Mr, Wielgosz was in charge of the tennis squad, which held and golf teams. The golfers, under the direction of Mr. Max, its own against all tough opposition and finished third in the placed fourth in the city meet, which was won by Washington. City League. Outstanding in the netmen's play was Dennis The B team won first honors in its class in the all city com- Donarski's record of going through the season undefeated. petition. GOLF First Row: Mathuszek, Bukowski, Krawczyk, Rothenmaier, Wanek, Coach Max. Second Row: Acker, Kress, Dzioba, Vigue, Kirk, Pinkalla. Mary Klechowitz Horry Wesolowski MAY BOWL Hundreds oi starry-eyed couples danced to the dreamy music of Ray Block at the May Bow1 Iunior Prom. Groups in charge of refreshments, music, programming, publicity, enter- tainment, and decorations all worked together and were successful in their efforts to make the May Bowl one of the best proms in Pulaski's history. The gym walls were decorated with various bowls such as the orange bowl, rose bowl, and sugar bowl. ln the middle of the floor, was an arch ot roses which led to the beautifully dec- orated May Bowl where King Harry Wesolowski and Queen Mary Klecho- witz were crowned. Prom-going Pulaskians will never iorget the wonderful time they had at the prom dancing to the soft music. sipping the delicious refreshments and watching the grand march led by the king and queen and the members of their court, Gene Chrostowski and Vir- ginia Budzak, Arthur Ennis and Marilyn Meyer, Edward Wisinski and Ioyce Philipp, Stanley Stawicki and Camille Pluskota, Robert Grollo and Diane Dziedzic, Iames Pasterski and Patricia Allen, Louis Spycalla and Mary Ann Streczynski, Lon Nichols and Carol Franke, and Ronald Gawelski and Theresa Kemnitz. l ,f ELMER By Beatrice Hurniston McNeil ELMER With mother away and Elmer safely tucked in camp, the Collier twins decide to have a formal dinner party. It is a big event, and as they proceed with their preparations they are thrilled with the prospect of not having Elmer around to upset their smoothly planned schedule. But that little darling can't be kept in any one place for any length of time, and no sooner have they expressed their joy at his absence than in he pops. Social life has no appeal for Elmer, and girls- -well, they're just taboo! It's the great out- doors that attracts our young hero, that is, until a sweet young thing by the name of Millicent Carr walks into the picture. And Millicent seems to know just the right thing to say and when to say it. The lovebug gets Elmer but good! Setting: The combination living and dining room of the Collier family. IANIE COLLIER ...,......... Beverly Klazura, Geraldine Sobczak IEANIE, her twin ........ Barbara Bolanowski, Sonia Chrostowski SUSAN, their younger sister .......,.............. Dorothy Oliss ELMER, the imp, their brother ..... .... R alph Kloehn FANNIE BELLE, the colored maid .... ...., I oan Kordes LUKE LAWSON, a college student .... .... D onald Worley HUBERT BROWN ,........................,... Thomas O'Malley MILLICENT CARR, a friend of Susan's ............ Barbara Litzau FRIENDS OF THE TWINS, Wanda, Faye and Winnie .....,.. Gertrude Hubmann, Grace Kmiecik, Dawn Berka, Constance Zimmy CECIL, Elmer's friend ...............,. Robert Costin, Guy Sutton DANCING PARTNERS ...............,................... Norman Hartman, Richard Zimmerman, Gilbert Yohn DIRECTORS Miss Mary Zembrosky .............,..... ......,...... D irector Dorothy Oliss ....,. , .......,.,........ ..... S tudent Director Donald Worley ................,...... . . .Student Director I f c Q, M--5 f,.,q,,,30B?w.M , is M wg - gf , 4 :5. I 1 f Q? is qzz, A , K 2 .,. . . jg yn W? L 'ff 4 , 1 f an x ,ii Sz . br 91 THE INN OF RETURN By Don C. Iones THE INN OF RETURN The Wayside Inn oi New England is surrounded by the legend that at no time in the history oi the inn has a guest failed to return for at least a second visit. Of the six guests in the hotel two years ago, only iive can and do return. The sixth was innocently killed by the police in con- nection with a jewel robbery. That means. ii the legend is to bear itself out, his ghost will have to return. A sudden storm on the second anniversary oi the murder causes four ot the guests to stop at the inn, The remaining two still to return, an actor and the ghost, bring the play to a swift climax. CAST TRAVERS ....... ........, .... W a yne Buske DR. DARBY .............. ..... R Obert Kedzie CHARLIE COOK ...............,................ Russell Kasper THE SPINWELL SISTERS .................... Margaret Graeven, Beverly Petrie, Marcelline Nowak, Ianet Pruse MURPHY .... ........................... T errence Vaughn RANDALL .... . . . Kenneth Zebrowski KENNEDY , . . .................. ......... G il Yohn D I R E C T O R S Miss Anderson Miss Riedl :.. L J ...ff Remember our freshman year when we were green, bewil- dered, and afraid? We used our assignment notebooks daily: teachers and upper classmen scared us: we not only knew the school rules, we obeyed them: wrestled with the padlocks: hurried to classes only to sit and wait for the tardy bell: and we almost beat the seniors in the inter-class meet. Remember our sophomore year when we were smart and cocky? We faithfully attended all school activities: had biology just before lunch, and lost weight that year: complained that Group 2 had more auditorium programs than we did: we began to think about the proms, and hoped we might be lucky enough to be invited: looked forward to being upper classmen: and won our first intereclass swim meet. Remember our junior year when we were wild and big time? We began to eat lunch at our monitor post and had our CLASS OFFICERS Larry Wianecki Secretary Barbara Litzau Treasurer Eugene Chrostowski President Richard Raebel Vice-President first ride in the elevator: we did the least homework although we got the most: we attended our prom and stayed out to see the sunrise: we' cheered extra hard at the football games be- cause the boy in English class was on the team: and our dreams were finally realized-we got a student service council all of our very own. Won the inter-class meet again. Remember our senior year when we were serious, self confident, and proud. We walked around the halls without a pass, and those plans that four years ago seemed so far away: the unbelievable happened, we won our first city football championship: we had the famous quarrel about white or blue gowns: won the inter-class meet for the third straight year: and best of all, we graduated! Remember the Iune Class of 1950. REMEMBER THE IUNE CLASS OF 1950 CLASS SPONSORS Miss Annette Flynn Mr. Stanley Kezele Barbara Weidner Ralph Kloehn Edna Rogahn Ioan Franke Dorothy Koronkowski Lois Beam Robert Kedzie Frank Marciniak Barbara Litzau Donald Lewandowski Carol Thompson HONCDR STUDENTS Mary Gennrich Lois Lucas Valedicforian Salufaiorian Robert Zacher Ierome Szymanski LaVerne Fisher Dorothy Brzakala Kenneth Zebrowski Camille Pluskota Gloria Biskupski Carol Gross Donald Zellmer Marilyn Baszynski Dorothy Oliss Robert Costin Delphine Komassa Dawn Berka Ioan Kordes Mary lane Roth Ioyce Kiefer Donald Miller Kay Liljeblad Donald Worlev Ioyce Duewell Ioyce Mushall 112 BANACH, ROBERT Bob Gym Team, Fishing Club, Archery Club, Camera Club, Blue Mask, Square Dance Club. Rising with determined air, to live a life that's tree from core. BARBASIEWICZ, HENRY uHankn Stamp Club. A man always has two reasons for doing things- a good reason and the real reason. BARLOW, DONNA Don Senior Orchestra, All City Orchestra, G.A.A., Science Club, Chemistry Club, Square Dance Club, lnterclass Swim Meet. A typical, studious girl. ADRIAN, MARY Dizz G.A.A., Monitor, Spring Concert, Junior Band, Blue Mask, Stamp Club, Glee Club, Senior Band. Mary is quite contrary. She has handsome beaus all in a row. ALBRECHT, BEVERLY Bev Home Economics Club, Cafeteria Service. A modest girl never pursues a man - nor does a mouse trap pursue o mouse. ANDERSON, DAVID Andy Junior Band, Senior Band, Pep Band, Camera Club, Spring Concert, Interclass Swim Meet. A boy who possesses the qualities of a man is rare. ANDERSON, GLORIA Andy Science Club, Home Ec. Club, Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Usher, Spring Concert, Square Dance Club, Red Sarong Club, Centennial Pageant, A Cappella Choir. l'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. ANDRUCZYK, VICTORIA Vicky She has those essential attributes of a Iady. ANTKOWSKI, SOPHIE Sophie Junior Band, Senior Band, Drum Maiorette, Cavalier Newspaper, Cavalier Annual, Quill and Scroll, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Pep Band, Christmas Program. She leads our band with a quick step and a twirling baton. AST, ALFRED Bul7da Radio Club, Basketball Manager, Rod and Gun Club. Don't take lite so seriously, you'll never get out of it alive. BALCERZAK, LAVERNE Lover Hall Monitor, Leathercraft Club, Spring Concert, Girl's Glee, G.A.A., Home Ec. Club, Christmas Play. A true friend is forever a friend. BANACH, GILBERT Rocco Toy Club, Square Dance Club. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. BASZYNSKI, MARILYN Lynn Girl's Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Senior , Talent Show, Hall Monitor, BARNA, WILLIAM Bill Office Monitor, Gym Monitor, Toy Club, Camera Club. Cafeteria Service. Quiet, but a regular Were silence golden - guy. I would be a pauper. l BEHRENDT, BEVERLY Jerry Girl's Glee: Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Library Monitor. Silence is the safest course for any girl to adopt. BElERLE, ALLEN Little Al A Cappella: Spring Concert: Camera Club: Leather- craft Club: Movie Making Club: Audio-Visual: Boy's Glee. In the spring this young man's fancy turns to- what he's been thinking about all winter. BELL, MAE Mabel Blue Mask: G.A.A.: Senior Court of Honor: Hall Monitor: Centennial Pageant: Stamp Club: Square Dance Club: Interclass Swim Meet: Usher: Christmas Play: Spring Concert: Mixed Chorus: Choir. Pulaski's 'Belle' of friendship and beauty. BERKA, DAWN Dawn Mixed Chorus: A Cappella: Christmas Play: Usher: Hall Monitor: Square Dance Club: Spring Concert: Class Play. May you live all the days of your life. BERNAU, GLENN Glenn Boy's Glee: Spring Concert: Hall Monitor: Projection Crew: Square Dance Club: Leathercraft Club. l gave up thinking. lt is a bad habit. BEUTIN, CLAYTON Be,aut Senior Band: Pep Band: All City Band: Archery Club: Chemistry Club: Life-Saving Club: Dolphin Club: Spring Concert. Always willing - and full of fun. BILICKI, GLORIA Gloria French Club: G.A.A.: Junior Band: Senior Band: Stamp Collectors Club: Hall Monitor. She iust stepped out of 'Vogue'. BISKUPSKI, GLORIA Bishop Home Ec. Club: Blue Mask: G.A.A.: Polish Club: Sub- Deb Club: Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: Movie- Making Club: Class Play: Interclass Swim Meet: Student Council: Red Sarong: Class Plays: Usher. Her pretty dimples and sweet face are quite a combination. BOGACKI, RALPH N Ralph Swimming: Cross-Country: Dolphin Club: Life-Saving Club: Interclass Swim Meet: Gym Monitor. He swims through the water with the greatest of ease. BOLANOWSKI, BARBARA Boots Polish Club: G.A.A. Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: Cam- era Club: Movie-Making Club: Red Sarong: Cafete- ria Service: Centennial Pag- eant: Class Play: Cavalier Newspaper. To a young heart every- thing is fun. BORGWARDT, JOYCE lljoll Home Economics: Interclass Swimming: Glee Club: Cen- tennial Pageant: French Club: Spring Concert: Fashion Club. A pleasant smile brings many friends. BRICKLER, MARIAN Brick Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: BOROWSKI, MARYANN Speech Choir: Hall Monitor: Mesha Stamp Club. Who can know her and She is never too busy to resist her charm? be friendly. 113 BRODZIK, DOLORES ,Deen Spanish Club: Home Ec. Club: Blue Mask: Library Monitor: Hall Monitor: Interclass Swim Meet: Junior Prom Com- mittee. This pretty miss will make her mark in the world. BRUESER, RAELENE Rae G.A.A., Blue Mask, Hall Mon- itor, Centennial Pageant. Dark eyes, dark hair, a lass with a delicate air. 114 BRZAKALA, DOROTHY Dorrie Cavalier Annual, Cavalier Newspaper, G.A.A., Junior Band, Senior Band, Girl's Glee Chorus, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Senior Planning Committee, Office Monitor, Usher, Class Play, Blue Mask, Interclass Swim Meet. She says things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words. BRZEZINSKI, EVELYN Lyn All I want of life is a millionaire. BRZEZINSKI, JOHN BUSKE, WAYNE Wayne, Breezy Wayne, Wayne, the Senior Band, Boy's Glee, 'dashing swain'. Spring Concert, All City Band, Christmas Program, Pep Band. lt's easy to admire hard work-if you don't have to do it. , BUSSE, BEVERLY Class Play, Blue Mask. buzz any slower. HBUHYH German Club, Office Monitor, G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Buzzy isn't as busy as you think, she just can't CEHANOVICH, MARY Mary G.A.A. A woman of o few words who makes each count. CHROSTOWSKI, EUGENE CUcldles Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Track, Basketball, Inter- class Swimming Meet, Cavalier Newspaper, Co-Sports Editor, Polish Club, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Class President, Junior Court of Honor, Honor Day Program. A perfect, gentle knight. CHROSTOWSKI, SONIA Sonia A Cappella Choir, All City Choir, Centennial Pageant, Spring Concert, Movie-Making Club, Chemistry Club, Polish Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Feature Editor Cavalier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Class Play. This gal will 'voice' her future. CIESIELSKI, THOMAS Half-Length Radio Club, Camera Club, Proiection Crew. Swing in a piano, and he'll swing out some music. CIESLINSKI, LOUISE Louie G.A.A., Science Club, Polish Club. Gently to hear, kindly to judge. CISZEWSKI, DONALD Skip Blue Mask, Senior Life Saving, Dolphin Club, Intra Mural, Hall Monitor. May he 'skip' through life as easy as he did through school. Cl.ARK, GERALD Jerry Folklore Club, Baseball Club, Science Club, Junior Prom Committee. His cheery face we will always miss, This spark of fun and friendliness. CON'ELl., KENNETH Kenneth Hall Monitor, Dolphin Club, Aircraft Club. If at first you don't succeed - give up. CONRAD, BETTY Boop Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Girl's Glee Club: Christmas Pro- gram: Thanksgiving Day Play: Senior Court of Honor: Hall Monitor: Camera Club: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Spring Concert. When Boop begins her long, side-ways look, be care- ful boys. DE CASTRO, FREDRICK Junior Band: Pep Band: Senior Band. You've no idea what a low opinion I have of myself- and how little I deserve it. DEJEWSKI, GORDON Senior Life Saving: Senior Band: Dolphin Club: Blue Mask: Intramural Basketball and Baseball. How dull life would be without music. DEMBNY, BARBARA JEAN Home Ec. Club: Tennis Club: Science Club: Usher: G.A.A. Barbie is good natured, but she often sees 'Red'. DERKSEN, JUNE Junie Ah, life, iust let me live it. DERSE, RICHARD Richard Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: All City Band: Spring Concert: A Cappella: All City A Cappella: Senior Talent Show: Football. He may have the drums rolling, but he keeps the hearts beating. DETTLAFF, ELAINE Hall Monitor: Usher: German Club: Gym Monitor: Centennial Pageant: G.A.A.: Blue Mask: Senior Plan- ning: Class Play: Senior Talent Show. Personality Plus - iust right for Russ. DOMAGALSKI, DOLORES G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: Science Square Dance Club. Holds friendship in regard. DRANKIEWICZ, RITA Freshman Councilor. COSTIN, ROBERT Bob Swimming Team: Student Ser- vice Council: Life Saving: Dolphin Club: lntercloss Swim Meet: Chemistry Club: Fishing 81 Flycasting Club. He's a proper noun- the subject of popularity. nhedn HGordien Barbie, u Mickey Dolores Club: ffnsfaf' Good nature and good sense must ever ioin. DUEWELI., JOYCE ukedn When it comes to calculating a 'Bill,' she needs no help. X COUNSELI., JOAN Johnny Speech Choir: Home Ec. Club: Junior Prom Committee: Sen- ior Planning Committee: G.A.A.: lnterclass Swimming Meet. Boy's Tech has her heart, but Pulaski has her spirit. CZAJKOWSKI, SHIRLEY Shirl Office Monitor: Hall Monitor: Girl's Glee: Spring Concert: Science Club: Cafeteria Service. She is a winsome, iolly girl. CZARNECKI, JAMES Charley Boy's Glee: Spring Concert: Archery Club: Gun 81 Rod Club: Intramural Sports: Gym Team: Senior Planning Com- mittee: Prom Decoration Com- mittee. He believes 'haste makes waste,' but not with the girls. 115 'Z 116 FALKIEWICZ, EDWARD Ed The ways of the world are many - wonder where I detoured? FELCHNER, THERESA Terry Junior Band: Senior Band: Spanish Club: Hall Monitor: G.A.A.: Office Monitor: Spring Concert: Mixed Chor- us: Christmas Play: Advanced Chorus. Sorry, boys, I have but one love. DUGGAN, THOMAS Tom Fishing Club: Hall Monitor: Usher. A man of many moods. DWYER, DALE Digger O'DeIl Proiection Crew: P.A. Crew: Toy Club: Audio Visual Club: Leathercraft Club: Life Saving: Dolphin Club: Football: Camera Club: Baseball Rules Club: Intra- murals. GirIs may come and girls may go, but best of all I like Jo? DZIEDZIC, DIANE Di Senior Orchestra: Choir: Blue Mask: Red Sarong: Spring Concert: G.A.A.: Junior Court of Honor: String Quartet: Centennial Pageant: Christmas Program: All City Choir: Senior Talent Show. A pleasant smile, but larger is her heart. DZIEDZIC, PATRICIA Pat Senior Orchestra: Spring Concert: Christmas Program: G.A.A. As many of her as we can get. DZIOBA, CAROLYN Candy GirI's Glee: Advanced Chorus: Mixed Chorus: Choir: G.A.A.: Centennial Pageant: Infirmary Monitor: At- tendance Monitor: Spring Concert. A quiet, pleasant manner wins many friends. EASTBERG, RICHARD Dick Senior Band: Spring Concert: Proiection Crew. Any similarity to Woody Herman is purely ac- cidentaI. EGIDE, ROSEMARY Schnapsie Science Club: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Library Monitor: ENNIS, ARTHUR seem a novelty. ERDMANN, SHIRLEY sonality. FELTON, ELIZABETH Lizzy Hom Ec. Club: German Club: FELLER, JEROME Jerry Spring Concert: Christmas Spanish Club: Gym Team: Program: Girl's Glee: At- Wrestling: Track. tendance Monitor. The 'Feller' with Da Hark to the sound of the chicks. bells - Wedding Bells. Cafeteria Service: Square Dance Club: Usher. There will always be an Eddie in her life. HAH11 Choir: Blue Mask: Football: Swimming: Boy's Glee: Life Saving: Movie Making Club: Spring Concert. 50'M: of the woorld are women - but they always shine, G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Advanced GirI's Chorus. Her quiet manner cannot hide her pleasing per- FISHER, LEVERNE Lover Hall Monitor: G.A.A.: Sub- Deb Club: Attendance Mon- itor: Senior Talent Show. I'm happy because he's six foot two, has eyes of blue. i. ,, FOELLINGS, CARL Curl Monitor Captain, Leather Craft Club, Square Dance Club, Lost and Found. Carl isn't 'Failing' at anything. FOHR, LILA Lou Home Ec. Club, Spring Concert, Girl's Glee, Fashion Club, Hall Monitor. She never asks what for, but first goes ahead and does it. FRANECKI, LOUIS Sita Boy's Glee, Junior Orchestra, Junior Band, Senior Orchestra, Basketball, Football, Stage Crew Manager. That unforgettable, inviting-stage hand. FRANKE, CAROL Red G.A.A., Chemistry Club, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Centennial Pageant, Junior Prom Court of Honor, lnterclass Swim Meet, Senior Talent Show, Cavalier Annual. Determined she is. determined she'll stay, and she likes her men that way. FRANKE, JOAN Frankie Usher, Home Ec. Club, Camera Club, Hall Monitor, Square Dance Club, Otiice Monitor, G.A.A., Spring Concert, Prom Committee, Science Club, Girl's Glee, Honor Society. Her dignity is one all her own. FRANKOWSKl, BERNADINE Bernie Girl's Glee, Spring Concert. Quick with the answers in class and otherwise. FRETTY, RICHARD Fred Fishing and Hunting Club, Flytieing Club, Boy's Intra- mural, Science Club, Baseball. Early to rise, early to bed, makes a man healthy, wealthy and . . . ? FRIEDL, HlLDA Lee G.A.A., Girl's Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Spring Concert, Square Dance Club, Hall Monitor, lnterclass Swim Meet, Library Monitor, Christmas Program, Cen- tennial Pageant. Always small and compact, sweet and never out of contact. GACEK, BERNADINE Bernie G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Girl's Glee, Home Ec. Club, Centennial Pageant, Spring Concert, Christmas Pro- gram, Hall Monitor, Modern Dancing. A lass with quaint and quiet ways. GACEK, JOAN Jo Advanced Girl's Chorus, A GAPINSKI, JAMES Jim Cappella Choir, Spring Con- Dolphin Club, Camera Club, cert. Prom Committee. Fun, frolic and beauty, Loved by many, liked by all in one. all. GAPINSKI, REGINA Reggie' G.A.A., Infirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Girl's Glee Club. ln her smiling eyes there's always cu mischievous glint. I-, GARSTECKI, ROSEMARIE RoRo Cafeteria Service, Prom Com- mittee. Direct qsr lightning, brave X as.iday.h if ,fi gi , Kr, l. 117 GEHRT, RONALD Ronnie Blue Mask, Dolphin Club, Prom Committee, lnterclass Swim Meet. A budding young artist with a personality plus. GELHAR, GERALD Jerry Camera Club, Boat Building Club, Square Dance Club. People are funny - I'm a person. 118 GENNRICH, MARY Mary Water Ballet, Modern Dance, lnterclass Swim Meet, Chem- istry Club, Honor Society. Leader in swimming, leader in studies, that's our Mary. 4 GIERSZEWSKI, MARYANN Miriam G.A.A., Girl's Club, Red Sarong, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Girl's Glee, Chem- istry Club, Class Play, Leath- er Craft, Infirmary Monitor, Senior Talent Show. How can she be so nice and still know so much? GILI., ALICE Al Prom Committee. Always friendly with a quick smile. GLEATON, ROBERT Bob Camera Club, Chemistry Club, French Club, Square Dance Club, Monitor Cap- tain. I don't want to be a mil- lionaire, I would iust like to live like one. GORSKI, MARCELLA Marcy Quiet, but cheerful. GRACYALNY, FRANCIS GraCy Boy's Glee, Spring Concert, A Cappella Choir, Track, Basketball, Gym Team, Class Play, Blue Mask, Life Saving, Cheerleader. Took a long time, but I made it. GRADINJAN, RICHARD Dick German Club. Nor spoke he one word more than he needed. GRAEVEN, MARGARET LEE Margie Office Monitor, Girl's Club, Usher, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, Class Play. lf smiles were dollars, what a millionaire Margie would be. GRAJEK, EMILY Emma Junior Orchestra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Oflice Mon' itor, Hall Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Senior Talent Show, Chemistry Club, Girl's Glee, lnterclass Swim Meet, Class Play. How's iGraD Jack?? GRAMS, MARY Chicken Cavalier Newspaper, Usher, Science Club, Office Monitor, Square Dance Club, Red Sarong, Centennial Pageant, Prom Decoration, lnterclass Swim Meet. Mary came to school for an education, but learning doesn't all come from books. GRISINGER, DONALD Griz Swimming Team, Life Saving, Hall Monitor, Dolphin Club. First time l've seen a wolf take to water. 1 GROCHOWSKI, COLLETTE CoCo Hall Monitor, Girl's Glee, Spanish Club, Senior Plan- ning Committee. Reward for her efforts are like a mountain high- way, - high grades. GROLLO, ROBERT Bob Football, Swimming, Gym Team, Track, Intramural Basketball, Junior Court of Honor, Spring Concert, Christmas Play, Senior Talent Show, Dolphin Club, Lite Saving, Keep Fit Club, A Cappella Choir, Boy's Glee, Monitor Captain, Cavalier Annual. Bob's eyes reflect the mischeveous thoughts in his mind. my--m GROSS, CAROL Carnuts Annual Literary Editor, Quill and Scroll, Honor Day Pro- gram, G.A.A., Movie Making Club, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Class Play, Centennial Pag- eant, Cavalier Newspaper, Honor Society. Her happy heart has power to make a stone a flower. HAACK, AUDREY ,Spanish Club, G.A.A., Christmas Program, Girl's Glee, .Centennial Pageant, Sub-Deb Club, Hall Monitor. She communicates her happiness to others. GROTH, SHIRLEY Peasant Home Club, Blue Mask, Girl's Glee, Interclass Swim Meet, Prom Committee, Centennial Pageant, Spring Concert. She knows the 'keys' to happiness. ukaeu 3 HARTMAN, NORMAN' Norm :HAMMER, DOROTHY Dodie Senior Band, Drum Maiorette, Spring Concert, Movie 'Making Club, Stamp Club, G.A.A., Interclass Swim Meet, Christmas Program, Girl's Glee, Hall Monitor, Honor Day Program, Fashion Design. The sparkle of her twirling baton matches the :sparkle of her smile. 'Track, Co-sports Editor, Cavalier Newspaper, Senior Court of Honor, Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Intra- murals, Senior Talent Show, Cross Country. A buddy, a friend, a fellow PK. We think Norm is really OK. HASS, CONSTANCE Connie Centennial Pageant, Home Ec. Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Interclass Swim Meet. Her motto is all play and no work. HAVLIK, MAX Max Cavalier Annual Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll, Foot- ball, Class Play, Blue Mask, Stamp Club, intra- mural, Honor Day Program, Thanksgiving Play, Senior Planning Committee. Grand guy who is always the life of the party. HAYNE, JAMES Benny Spanish Club, Boy's Glee, Spring Concert. What vision can be captured by the human eye! HENRICHS, JEAN Jeanie Student Service Council, G.A.A., Water Ballet, Cen- tennial Pageant, Girl's Glee, Spring Concert, Home Ec. Club, Christmas Program, Camera Club, Hall Mon- itor, Interclass Swim Meet, Science Club. Refreshing, humorous, and alive. HILLER, ELMER Peewee Hall Monitor, Golf Team. Small, but mighty. HILMER, THERESE Tootsie Hall Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Square Dance Club, Usher. There will always be a 'Bill' in her life. GRUETTNER, RONALD Gritz Baseball, Stamp Club, Cam- era Club, Chemistry Club, Baseball Club. He may be bashful in his way, but he will be o success someday. GURZYNSKI, HARRY Butch Spanish Club, Intra Mural Sports, Hall Monitor, Monitor Caotain. Waste not the time that's yours and others'. GUTSCH, ROBERT Bob Projection Crew, Audio Vis- ual Club, Track, Wrestling, Cross Country, Gym Team. - We expect wonders from him. 119 xx wifi JANUS, ROSE MARY Rosie JANZ, CLARA Janie Home Ec.: G.A.A.: Christmas Sr. Orchestra: Spring Con- Program. cert. Her cheerful smile makes She tiddles away her all forget their troubles. time. .lASTRZEMBOWSKI,ELEANOR Ella Home Ec.: Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Spring Concert: Gym Monitor. Always ready for a good laugh. HINTZ, LORRAINE Liz All good things comes to those who wait, and patience is my virtue, HOENOW, MARION' Micky G.A.A.: GirI's Glee: Spring Concert: Attendance Mon- itor: Christmas Program. Marion's like a musical note always dancing around in others' hearts, especially RaIph's. HUBMANN, GERTRUDE Genie Glee Club: Spring Concert: Hall Monitor: Christmas Program. A shy miss - sometimes. IGLINSKI, ROBERT Eagles Boy's Glee: Club: Baseball: Christmas Program: Pag- eant: Spring Concert. We wonder what the gleam in his eye is for????? JOCOBUS, MARY Lynn Sub-Deb Club: Movie Making Club: Hall Monitor: Christmas Program: Spring Concert: Girl's Glee: Cafeteria Service. Texas, here I come. JAGIELSKI, AUDREY Maggie Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Modern Dance. She has a smile for everyone. JAGODZIN-SKI, MARVIN Mary Football: Radio Club: Square Dance: Intramurals. It was fun, all four years. JAKUBOWSKI, RITA Rita Sub-Deb Club: Home Ec. Club: Blue Mask: Pageant: Hall Monitor: G.A.A.: Cafeteria Service: GirI's Glee: Spring Concert: Class Play. rolled into one. JAWORSKI, MARILYN Lynn GirI's Glee: Spring Concert: Leathercraft Club: Cafeteria Service: Hall Monitor: Red Sarong. Better to be small and shine than to be tall and cast a shadow. Her faults are like needles in a hay stack - hard to find. JANUCHOWSKI, MELVIN Mel Student Council: Life Saving: Polish Club: Tennis: Boy's Glee: A Cappella Choir: All City Choir: Pageant. The future Mel Torme and Fred Astaire all JENKINS, BETTY Bets Home Ec.: Spring Concert: Home Nursing Club. 60 seconds full of fun out of every minute. JENS, PATRICIA Pat A Cappella Choir: Centennial Pageant: G.A.A.: Inter- class Swim Meet: Hall Monitor: Gym Monitor: Christmas Program: Thanksgiving Program. Vivid and startling, everything is there. JERGER, MARILYN Lee G.A.A. Her blond hair and blue eyes are a welcome sight at Pulaski. JOHNS, FRED Fritz Better late than never. JOHNSON, DOROTHY Johnny Chemistry Club: Blue Mask: Senior Planning Committee: Bookstore Monitor: Senior Talent Show: Senior Banquet Committee. A sparkling eye and flashing smile isolate her from the general run. JOHNSTON, ROY Roy Gym Team: Swimming Manager: Football: lnterclass Swim Meet: Hall Monitor. Don't hurry me. What's tomorrow for? JUNG, CHARLOTTE Chick Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Advanced GirI's Glee. Gaiety gains renown. KABACINSKI, DOMICELLA Domie G.A.A.: Attendance Monitor: Modern Dance Club: Centennial Pageant: Blue Mask: Home Economics Club. She's always willing to lend a helping hand. KAJA, RUTH Ruthie Sub-Deb Club. True friend and loyal worker. KAMINSKI, PATRICIA Pat Hall Monitor: Spring Concert: Advanced Girl's Glee: A Cappella Choir: Interclass Swim Meet: Centen- nial Pageant: Leathercraft Club: Fashion Design Club: Christmas Program: Prom Decorating Committee. She has all the problems down 'Pat'. KASPER, RUSSELL Casey KAROW, JILL Jill Aeroplane Club: Baseball Blue Mask: Movie Making Club: Model Racing Club: Club: G.A.A.: Mixed Chorus: Class Play. KASZUBA, STANLEY Stan KAMINSKI, PATRICK Pat Centennial Pageant. Work doesn't bother me: Model Aeroplane Club. And he has all the prob- JilI fills anycne's bill as I can sleep next to it any Serious face, a merry lems down 'Pat'. a girl. time. l'l9Uff-H 121 KAZMIERCZAK, GEORGE HKGZN Senior Band: Junior Band: Gym Team: Wrestling Team: Football Manager: Gym Monitor: Science Club: Base- ball Club: Spring Concert: Polish Club. What I like to see is a little co-operation. F l ti KAZMIERCZAK, GILBERT KEDZIE, ROBERT Professor KEEKER, SHIRLEY Shirl KELLER, WAYNE Corky KEMNITZ, GERALDINE Pinhead Chemistry Club, Square G.A.A., Home Economics Football Team, Hall Monitor, Gerie Swimming Team, Senior Life Dance Club, Senior Planning Club, Cafeteria Service. Swimming Team, lnterclass G.A.A., Polish Club, Centen- Saving, Dolphin Club, Mixed Committee, Basketball Team, There is a swish to her Swimming Meet. nial Pageant, Girl's Glee Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Latin Club. personality. He packs a winning Club, Spring Concert, Honor lnterclass Swimming Meet, All great men die young, punch in more than boxing. Day Program, Hall Monitor, Gym Team. and I don't feel so well Blue Mask Club, Gil knows the in's and myself. out's of the alice. 122 A wee bit of being with a big personality. KIEFER, JOYCE Joy Cavalier Newspaper Feature and Editorial Editor, Junior Prom Committee, Centennial Pageant, Quill and Scroll, Prom Decorating Committee, Cavalier Literary Stalt, Senior Banquet Decorating Committee, Christmas Program, G.A.A., Advanced Girl's Glee, Fashion Design Club, French Club, Sub-Deb, Honor Day Program. She's a feature with a future. KITKOWSKI, MATTHEW Malt A Cappella Choir, Boy's Glee Club, Intramural Sports, Christmas Program, Commencement Program, Wrest- ling Team, Senior Class Play, Centennial Pageant, Memorial Program, Thanksgiving Program. The depth of his voice thrilled many a girl. KIWIOR, DELPHINE Peanuts Girl's Glee, Polish Club, Square Dance Club, Spring Concert, Attendance Monitor. She's small, blond, and quiet. KLAZURA, BEVERLY Bev Polish Club, Girl's Glee Club, Junior Prom Committee, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor. She likes you, you like her. KLECHOWITZ, MARY Klecky G.A.A., Water Ballet, Camera Club, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Queen, lnterclass Swimming Meet, Modern Dance Club, Hall Monitor. How did she get those square shoulders, swimming or a bowl of wheaties? KLOEHN, RALPH KlinkeH' Cavalier Annual Editor-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Honor Day Program. The all inclusive personality from Editor to drama. ' - KMIECIK, GRACE Kay G.A.A., Science Club, Chemistry Club, Centennial Pageant, Home Nursing Club, Otiice Club, Class Play, lnterclass Swimming Meet. She has many virtues not unseen. KNIGHT, NORRIS Nor Boy's Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, All City Choir, Spring Concert, Student Service Council, Gym Team. A knight in shining armor. KNUDSEN, BARBARA Cody G.A.A., Movie Making Club, Spanish Club, Water Ballet, Hall Monitor, Oftice Monitor, Gym Monitor, Cavalier Annual Literary Senior Editor, lnterclass Swimming Meet, Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Senior Talent Show, Honor Day Program, Centennial Pageant. Experience is not what happens to a woman, it's what she does with what happens to her. 1 KNUTOWSKI, BEVERLY IlBevll Girl's Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: Christmas Program: Spring Concert: Hall Mon- itor: Senior Banquet: Senior Talent Show. I'm lacken nothing. KOMOROWSKI, CARL Tennis Team: Blue Mask: Baseball Team: Folklore Club: Hall Monitor: Class Play: Freshman Homeroom Counselor. A social tizz, but a tennis whiz. KONTOWSKI, MARY ANN G.A.A.: Centennial Pageant. True merit is like a river: the deeper it is the less noise it makes. KORDES, JOAN Spring Concert: Polish Club: Girl's Glee Club: Christ- mas Program: Class Play: Office Monitor: Mixed Chorus. Patience is the key to content. KORONKA, RITA Girl's Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Freshman Homeroom Counselor: GirI's Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Christmas Program: Spring Concert: Polish Club: Thanksgiving Program: Memorial Day Program. Modesty never failed to win good will. KORONKOWSKI, DOROTHY Senior Planning Committee: Student Service Council: Quill and Scroll: Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Chorus: Spring Concert: Hall Monitor: Thanksgiving Play: Polish Club. Good nature, like a bee, collects honey from every -herb. KORPAL, RITA The girl with music in her dreams. KOTLAREK, DOROTHY G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Girl's Club: Iniirmary Monitor: Blue Mask: Junior Orchestra: Girl's Glee Club: Chem- istry Club: Senior Talent Show: Class Play: Leather- craft Club. The cause of all the giggling in the halls. KOWALESKI, HENRY A Cappella Club: Science Club: Dolphin Club: Square Dance Club: Thanksgiving Play: Christmas Play: Gym Team. Away with the books: let's have more fun.'f KOWSKE, MARLENE German' Club: G.A.A.: Attendance Monitor: Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Mixed Chorus: Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Thanksgiving Program: Home Economics C-lub. My dear secretary. KNUTSON, ORVll.l.E Knute Senior Band: Pep Band: Spring Concert: Boy's Glee Club: Blue Mask: Square Dance Club: Football Team: Football Manager. The whole world smiles with you. uKomou NMWYH Cortes HRHZ11 unofu URHGH I ifspifsu ,Donn Blue Eyes KOHN, ALBERT Al Football Team: Track Team: Basketball Team: Intramural Sports: Hall Monitor. What secrets ,can a wal- let hold? f KOKOWSKl, WANDA fiwandyfl Polish Club: Fashion Design Club: Chemistry Club: Cav- alier Literary Staff: Blue Mask: Lost and Found Mon- itor: Library Monitor: Senior Planning Committee: Folk- lore Club. What will the teachers do without her? KOMASSA, DELPHINE Del Polish Club: Girl's Club. A real worker, who has fun, too. 123 if' 124 KUEHN, GILBERT Gil Senior Band: Senior Orches- tra: All City Senior Band: Centennial Pageant: Spring Concert: Leathercraft Club: Fishing Club: Square Dance Club. The mildest manners, the greatest music. KUJAWA, ARLENE Shorty Girl's Glee Club: Spring Con- cert: Infirmary Monitor: Cav- alier Annual Literary Stalt: Teacher's Monitor: Thanks- giving Program: Christmas Program. All good things come in small packages, but so does dynamite. KUJAWA, LEROY Lee A Cappella Choir: Boy's Glee Club: Thanksgiving Program: Christmas Program: Memorial Day Program: Com- merfcement Program: Centen- nial Pageant: Intramural Sports: Prom Committee: Track Team: Football Team. I find a way or make it. KOZUB, PATRICIA Pat G.A.A.: Water Ballet: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Spring Concert: Hall Monitor: Centennial Pageant: Thanks- giving Day Program: Senior Class Play: lnterclass Swimming Meet. All her ways are pleasant ways. KRAJEWSKI, EUGENE Gene Tumbling Club: Interclass Swimming Meet: Science Club: Life Saving: Track Team: Swimming Team: Lost and Found Monitor: Toy Making Club: Dolphin Club. Yum Yum! KRAWCZYK, ROBERT KREIL, DONALD Crew. in Physics?' KREMER, EMILY Office Monitor. KRUCZYNSKI, PAUL Basketball Team: Golf Team: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: Intramural Sports: Spanish Too many cooks spoil the broth: But can he cook! usobu Basketball Team: Baseball Team: Golf Team: Cafeteria Service. A fellow who really appreciates the better things in life. toon., Club: Proiection His words of greeting are, 'Hey, what do we have nEmn Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Girl's Glee Club: Quiet, but always friendly. npaulyu Dolphin Club: Square Dance Club: Life Saving Club: Intramural Sports: Basketball Club: Football Team. Quiet as the Sphinx. KRUEGER, MARLENE Dolly Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Mixed Chor- us: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Senior Court of Honor: Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Junior Prom Rep- resentative. You're missing something if you don't have a monitor's post. KRUEGER, RALPH Tiny Baseball Team: Movie Making Club: Camera Club: Leathercraft Club: Blue Mask: Class Play. Eight hours to work, eight hours to sleep, and eight hours to love. KRUZYCKI, PHYLLIS Phil Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Hall Monitor: G.A.A.: Sub-Deb Club: Centennial Pageant: Red Sarong Club: Blue Mask. KUMPREY, JOHN Johnny Wrestling Team: Cross Coun- try: Football Team: Track Team: Gym Team: Baseball Team: Intramural Sports: Li- brary Monitor: Honor Day Program. An all around good sport. P.K. - Personality Kid. KURAS, GERALD Jerry Hall Monitor: Movie Making Club: Leathercraft Club: Toy Making Club. A man of being. s KURI, BARBARA Barbs G.A.A.: Senior Class Play: Gym Monitor. Wanted: more girls like Barbs. KURZYNSKI, MARVIN Murphy Junior Band: Boy's Glee Club: Polish Club: Spring Concert: Hall Monitor: Football Team: Basketball Team: Track Team: Gym Team: Elevator Monitor: Intramural Sports: Christmas Play: Thanksgiving Play: Keep Fit Club. His eloquent tongue well seconds his fertile inventions. KUTIK, JOAN Office Monitor: Hall Monitor: Chorus: Thanksgiving Program She's quiet and sweet with be beat. KWAPISZEWSKI, JOHN A knight in shining armor LA BARBARA, SALVATORE Football Team: Basketball Team: Student Service Council: Thanksgiving Play. Speak little, think much, wise men are such. LACHENSCHMIDT, DONALD Football Team: Track Team: Audio Visual Club: Base- ball Club: Intramural Sports. How might Don's humor be classified? nkedn Spanish Club: Mixed a personality that can't Johnny to any lady??? HSUIH 11Donu LEMKE, CAROL Len-1 Blue Mask: Senior Orchestra: A Cappella Choir: Mixed Chorus. Stately and serene, she walks like a queen. LESINSKI, JOHN Uncle Johnny Science Club: Life Saving: Hall Monitor: Blue Mask. How about a smile for Uncle Johnny! LEWANDOWSKI, DONALD Lemon Monitor Captain: Track Team: Chemistry Club: Fishing Club: Football Team: Latin Club: Cross Country: Stamp Club: Honor Society. He's out for track, but not a fast runner after girls. LILJEBLAD, KAY Lilgy Senior Band: Senior Orches- tra: All City Senior Band: Spring Concert: Quill and Scroll: Hall Monitor: Chem- istry Club: Water Ballet: Cavalier Annual Business Ed- itor: A Cappella Choir: Sen- ior Talent Show. I have loved three whole days together. LILLY, JOANNE Joan Oftice Monitor: Girl's Glee Club: G.A.A.: Freshman Homeroom Counselor: Junior Prom Committee: Science Club: Cafeteria Service. The sweetest girl we ever knew. We like you cuz you're iust plain you. LISS, JEROME Jerry Football Team: Swimming Team: Gym Team: Track Team: Boy's Glee Club: Mix- ed Chorus: Spring Concert: Interclass Swimming Meet: Cavalier Annual Literary Staff: Dolphin Club: Life Sav- ing Club: Senior Talent Show: Don't pass temptation lightly by, it may never come again. LITZAU, BARBARA Cath e.mine Senior Class Treasurer: Sen- ior Band: Senior Orchestra: A Cappella Choir: All City Band: Folklore Club: Cav- alier Newspaper: Bookstore Monitor: Quill and Scroll: Spring Concert: Class Play: Senior Planning Committee. The lass with the delicate air. 125 LUCAS, LOIS Wittle Weis Girl's Club: G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Chemistry Club: Water Ballet: Modern Dance Club: Cavalier Newspaper: Student Service Council: Interclass Swimming Meet: Otlice Mon- itor: lnterclass Council: Honor Society. Full of spirit, full of fun, full of the pep that gets things done. LUEBKE LEILA Squeaky LUEDKE JOYCE o LUETTGEN, JEAN Jeanne MACIEJAK, RITA Mack GAA Spanish Club Cafe GAA Centennial Pageant Chemistry Club: Home Nurs- G.A.A.: Science Club: Attend- terna Service Girls Club Spring Concert A Cappella ing Club: G.A.A.: Oflice Mon- ance Monitor: Spring Con- Office MOUITOY Choir itor: Hall Monitor: Usher cert: Girl's Glee Club: Office Shesa quiet gurl most of Now what this school Monitor. Monitor: Christmas Program: the time needs is more laughter She says she hates him, Freshman Homeroom Coun- but we wonder. selor: A Cappella Choir. Her thoughts are many, her words few. bering. him. MAKAL, ERVIN Pufudie Audio Visual Club: Proiection Crew: Science Club: Leather- craft Club: Rod and Gun Club. A man of the world in his own way. MALEK, ALEX Al The '41 outdoor boy. MALLON, JOAN Malone Girl's Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: Home Economics Club: Stamp Collection Club: Hall Monitor: Cafeteria: Speech Club: Class Play. A girl worth knowing and surely worth remem- MANKOWSKI, DELORES Squeaky Speech Club: A Cappella Choir: Blue Mask: Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Christmas Play: Spring Concert: Cafeteria Service. Happy go lucky am l MARCINIAK, FRANK Junior Swimming Team: Basketball Team: Football Team: Baseball Team: President of the Student Service Council: Polish Club: Camera Club: Life Saving Club: Monitor Captain: Honor Society. A swell guy and well worth your while knowing MARKIEWICZ, GEORGE Mark lnterclass Swimming Meet: Football Team. Big, handsome, and what have you. MARX, RICHARD f'Rich Never seen without a grin.' MASIAKOWSKI, DAVID Dave Rod and Gun Club: Fishing and Hunting Club: Intra- mural Sports: Gym Team. Enioy yourself, it's later than you think. MASLINSKI, HELEN Helsa Junior Band: Senior Band: Stamp Collection Club: Spanish Club: Blue Mask: Hall Monitor: Cafeteria Service: G.A.A.: Spring Concert: Girl's Chorus: Mixed Chorus: A Cappella Choir: lnterclass Swimming Meet. Her friendly, cheerful disposition makes her welcome everywhere. MC KAY, BARBARA Bobs Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chorus: Mixed Chorus: Attendance Monitor: Office Monitor: Spring Concert: Honor Day Program: Christmas Program. A spot in your heart she's bound to hold. MC SHANE, ROSEMARY Muisy G.A.A., Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Centennial Club, Home Economics Club, Spring Concert. Everyone will remember this little bug of icy. MILLER, CALVIN Football Team, Freshman-Sophomore Basketball Team, Track Team, Hall Monitor. A mighty man is he. MILLER, DONALD Track, Chem. Club, Blue Look at that boy run. MIOTKE, MARIAN Science Club, G.A.A.p Advanced Square Dance Club, Blue Mask, Spring Concert, Christmas Play, Advanced Girl's Chorus. FulI of honor and loyalty true. Doing the things she ought to do. MOCZYNSKI, HARRY Square Dance Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Homecoming Pep Rally. He goes for the funnies before the sport page. MULZOFF, PATRICIA Girl's Glee Club, Spring Concert, Senior Planning Committee, Gym Monitor. A iolly girl, chuck full of fun, she's always nice to everyone. MUSHALL, JOYCE Polish Club, Girl's Club, Office Monitor. Modesty is the hue of virtue. MYSZKOWSKI, BETTY Hall Monitor. Her good nature is like perpetual motion, it never stops. NAKER, MARILYN Office Monitor, Girl's Glee Club, Spring Concert. Frank-ly speaking she's swell. NASTULSKI, FRANCES Leathercraft Club, Polish Club, Attendance Monitor, Stamp Collection Club, Ball Room Dance Club, Home Nursing Club. Solitude is sometimes the best society. I Mask, Hall Monitor. MECIKALSKI, EDMUND Jumbo Football Team, Baseball Team, Thanksgiving Program, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, Cavalier Annual Art Editor, Senior Prom Court of Honor, Senior Banquet Dec- orating Committee, Junior Prom Planning Committee. A pleasure to meet, let alone know. Hcnln ffponff MHZ 11-rinyn upafu lljoyll Betsy nl-ynn Frank MEYER, JOHN Lover Boy Intramural Sports, Interclass Swimming Meet, Senior Class Play. Let's leave everything un- til tomorrow. MEYER, MARILYN Meyer G.A.A., Water Ballet, Hall Monitor, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Advanced G'rI's Glee, Mixed Chorus, A Cap- pella Choir, Centennial Pag- eant, Christmas Program, Interclass Swimming Meet, Science Club, Spring Concert. Here's a pretty blond who knows what popularity ls. MIKULA, ROSE MARIE Rosemarie Her conscience is her guide! 127 J.. 128 PANEK, CAMILLE Carmel Girl's Club: Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Home Economics Club: Blue Mask: Cafeteria Service: Hall Monitor: Senior Talent Show: Infirmary Mon- itor: Attendance Monitor: Of- fice Monitor: Centennial Pag- eant: Interclass Swimming Meet Official. Gaily she goes on her way, merriment filling every- day. PANKOWSKI, AGNES Aggie What a girl! Her life is one big whirl. PAPROCKI, THERESA f'Tessie Hall Monitor: Speech Club: Cafeteria Service: Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chor- us: Spring Concert: Christmas Play. Clever with conversation. NELDNER, ELLEN El G.A.A.: Girl's Glee Club: Spring Concert: Hall Mon- itor: Office Monitor: Mixed Chorus: Movie Making Club: Honor Day Program: Cafeteria Service. She's quiet, but nice. NOWAK, DONALD Don Football Team: Basketball Team: Baseball Team: Mov- ie Making Club: Chemistry Club: Intramural Sports. The enchanted boy of P. U. High. His favorite pastime is passing time. NOWAK, MARCELLINE Marcy Hall Monitor: Infirmary Monitor: Girl's Glee Club: Spring Concert: Homecoming Pep Rally: Thanksgiving Play: Camera Club: Quill and Scroll: Cavalier News- paper. A blend of beauty and brains. NOWAKOWSKI, CATHERINE Monkey G.A.A.: Centennial Pageant: Office Monitor. What this world needs is Iaughter. ODE, ARNOLD Hollywood Movie Making Club: Camera Club: Blue Mask: Track Manager: Proiection Crew: Senior Class Play: Senior Talent Show. I dare- adventure. ODWAZNY, VIRGINIA Virg A light along the way. OLISS, DOROTHY Dot G.A.A.: Speech Club: Senior Talent Show: Chemistry Club: Blue Mask: Mixed Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Senior Planning Committee: Senior Class Play: Honor Society. A frown exerts a million muscles, a smile only one - why overwork? O'MALLEY, THOMAS Snow White Blue Mask: Student Announcer: Senior Class Play: Track Team: Archery Club: Latin Club: Cavalier News- paper Staff: Model Airplane Club: Dolphin Club: Science' Club: Thanksgiving Play: Chemistry Club: Senior Talent Show. Vim, vigor, and vitality: an A-Tom-lc personality. ORDINANS, MARTIN Marty Track Team: Hall Monitor: Audio Visual Club: Square PAWLOWSKI, ANITA Anit G.A.A.: Fashion Design Club: Blue Mask: Spring Concert: Class Play: Girl's Glee Club: Office Monitor: Red Sarong Club. What would room 15 have been without her? Dance Club: Camera Club. ' He loves the smaller things in life. PETRIE, BEVERLY Bev Hall Monitor: Girl's Glee Club: Advanced Girl's Chor- us: Centennial Pageant: G.A.A.: Water Ballet: Class Play: Spring Concert: Prom Decorating Committee: Inter- class Swimming Meet: Senior Talent Show. This girl, how she has changed! PHILIPP, JOYCE 66 Sub-Deb Club, Speech Choir, G.A.A.y Hall Monitorg Junior Court of Honorp Gym Monitor. This neat and pretty girl is sure to go far. PIETSCH, MARCELINE Peaches Sub-Deb Clubg Science Club, Blue Mask: Square Dance Club, G.A.A.p Attendance Monitor, Hall Monitorg Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Decorating Come mittee. Here's a girl with plenty of zip. PINKOWSKI, ROBERT Pinky Golf, Basketball, Monitor Captain, Christmas Play, Rod and Gun Clubg Bait and Fly Casting Clubp Movie Making Club, Class Playg Talent Show. By work one knows the workman. PIONTEK, DOLORIS Dollie G.A.A.y Spanish Club, Hall Monitor. Little, but oh my! PLITCHTA, LORRAINE Lorrie Spring Concert, Girl's Gleep Sub-Deb Clubg Office Monitorp Blue Mask, Student Council, Class Play. Personality plus looks, plus class, equal 'Lorrie', our brown eyed lass. PLIZKA, ROSE MARIE Rosie Attendance Monitor, Girl's Glee, Cafeteria Service, Honor Day Program. Not a worry in the world. PLUSKOTA, CAMILLE Camille Cavalier Annual Literary Staff, Junior Prom Court of Honor, G.A.A., Sub-Deb Club, Hall Monitorg Senior Planning Committee, Office Monitorg Quill and Scroll, lnterclass Swim Meet. A school's reputation should be based on the principles she possesses. POESKE, JOYCE Jop Girls' Glee, G.A.A.p Home Nursing: A Cappella Choirg Christmas Programy Spring Concertg lnterclass Swim Meet. She is always in ,style wearing a smile. POHLMANN, JAMES Jim Baseball, lnterclass Swim Meetg Basketball. No more than twenty words a day. PRIMEAU, CHARLES Charlie Baseballg Basketball: Foot- POLLACK, RITA Pete ball, lnterclass Swim Meetg Cafeteria Monitor: G.A.A. Wrestling. Poised and perfect in a An answer for every- carefree way. thing. PROSS, DELORES Porky Hall Monitor, Girl's Gleey Leathercraft Club, Spring Concerty Christmas Play, Caf- eteria Service. Jim-dandy personality. PRUSE, JANET Spruse Chemistry Club, Office Mon- itor, Hall Monitor, Ushery An- nual Literary Staffy Spring Concertp Class Play, Talent Show. Busy, blonde, and refresh- ing. 129 PURDY, PATRICIA Pat Spring Concert, Fashion Clubg Hall Monitor, Home Economics Club. P-P personality plus. RADOMSKI, LEON Corny Archery Club, Stamp Club, Speech Choir, Science Club. Will Pulaski miss me? 130 RAEBEL, RICHARD Dick Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Senior Class Vice-Pres- ident, Hall Monitor, Interclass Swim Meet, Talent Show. He plays the field and plays it well, in more ways than one. RAKOWSKI, LILLIAN Peanuts Home Economics Club, Polish Club, Girl's Glee, Red Sa- rong, Movie Making Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor. She's best liked who's alike to aII. RAPP, DONALD Rapper Chemistry Club, Hall Monitor, Camera Club. I like people for what RASCH, EDITH Susie G.A,A., Chemistry Club, At- tendance Monitor, Office Monitor, Class Play, Talent they are and not for what Show. they should be. Quiet, but sweet. RASMUSSEN, ROSEMARY Louie Sub-Deb Club, Home Economics Club, Speech Choir, G.A.A. Never too sad, never too gay, always ready for work or play. RAUSCH, DIANA Dinah Office Monitor, Usher, Home Economics Club, Movie Making, Square Dance Club, Sub-Deb Club, Science Club, Thanksgiving Play. Cheerful, enthusiastic, clever, her friendship we shall cherish ever. REAM, LOIS 5neezy Cavalier Newspaper Editorrin-Chief, Folklore Club, Interclass Swim Meet, G.A.A., Usher, Hall Monitor, GirI's Glee, Class Play, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Honor Society. With bubbles of delight she creates a guiding light. REGULSKI, RICHARD Dick always has a 'steady' mind. REINERIO, KATHLEEN Sally Science Club, Hall Monitor, Interclass Swim Meet. Full of rascality. RESZEL, FREDERICK Fred Proiection Crew, P. A. Crew, Camera Club, Leather' craft Club, Track Mgr., Wrestling Mgr., Annual Staff. A man among men. ROGAHN, EDNA 'IEdee Cavalier Newspaper Associate Editor, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. Short'n Sweet. A quiet treat. ROGOWSKI, RONALD Ron Gym Monitor, Library Monitor, Blue Mask, Class Play. Don't believe everything you hear. ROSEWICZ, ROSE MARIE Rosie A girl everyone would like to know. ROSSA, EMILY Em ROTH, MARY JANE Peeps ROUSCH, DAVID Dave Office Monitor: Hall Monitor: Blue Mask: Gym Monitor: Quiet, but what's under- Library Monitor: Home Nurs- G.A.A.: Water Ballet: Inter- neath? ing: Leathercraft Club: Home class Swim Meet. Economics: Ballroom Dancing: Quite an athlete, and Stamp Club: Blue Mask. cute, too. Good things should be praised. RYDLEWICZ, MYRA Mike, Pageant: Spring Concert: Hall Monitor: Girl's Glee: Sub-Deb Club. There is always time to say 'hello'. SALIN, ROLAND Rollie Chemistry Club: Latin Club: Boy's intramural: Hall Monitor. May he go Salin through life like a ship on the waves. SCHERY, FRANKLYN CHARLES Frank Stamp Collectors Club: Chemistry Club. Patience is the necessary ingredient of genius. SCHICK, CHARLES Charlie Swim Team: Lite Saving: Archery Club: Cafeteria Service: Rod and Gun Club: Movie Crew: Fishing Club: Class Play: Audio Visual Club: Blue Mask. Charlie my boy, many of girl's theme song. SCHMIDT, DONALD Smitty Swimming Team: lnterclass Swim Meet: Monitor Cap- tain: Archery Club: Fishing Club: Rod and Gun Club. He sends messages the Indian way. SCHMIDT, ROBERT Schmidty Track: Baseball: Intramural Sports: Camera Club: Leather Craft Club: Monitor: Student Service Council: Prom Decorating Committee: Audio Visual Club: Archery Club. Mischief is the essence of life. SCHOLZ, ELEANOR Ella Girl's Glee: Pageant: G.A.A.: Spring Concert: lnter- class Swim Meet: Senior Talent Show: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Red Sarong: Spanish Club. Her greatest sin, a great big grin. SCHROEDER, JEANETTE Jan Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Modern!Dance: lnterclass Swim Meet: Speech Choir: Senior Talent Show. The spirit of Pulaski. SCHUBILSKE, MARTIN Marty Football: Basketball: Baseball: lntramural Sports: Track. A man of means. I ROZEWSKI, MAX Rosy Senior Class Play: Boy's Glee: A Cappella Choir: Spring Concert: Christmas Play: Stamp Club: Camera Club: Fishing Club: Rod and Gun Club. lt it's food, l'm there. ROZGA, ARTHUR Archie Square Dance: Fashion De- sign: Cavalier Newspaper Staft: Decorating Committee Uunior and Senior Promj: Polish Club. To act with common sense is the best wisdom l know. 131 SCHULER, JOYCE ZucI1a G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Girl's Glee: Spring Concert: Pageant: Home Economics Club: Christmas Program: Red Sarong. All the B's are buzzing around this honey. SCHULTZ, DOLORES Ticker Hall Monitor: Spring Concert: Fashion Design Club: Senior Band: Square Dance Club: Camera Club. She always finds a way. SEVERSON, ELAINE Dubby Hall Monitor: Girls' Glee: Library Monitor: Home Ec- onomics Club: Square Dance Club: Girl's Club: Stu- dent Service Council. She is worth knowing. SHALESKI, ARLENE SHElLA Student Service Council: Blue Mask: Polish Club: Senior Planning Committee: Fashion Club: lnterclass Swim Meet: G.A.A.: Library Monitor. Pulaski's Lady Esther. SHELL, WILLIAM Smokey Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: Audio Visual Crew. Long, tall and from Texas. SIECZKOWSKI, ROSEMARY Buzzy G.A.A.: Gym Monitor: Girl's Glee: Spring Concert. Never too busy to be friendly. SIKORSKI, JEROME Sie Spring Concert: Talent Show: Wrestling: Track: Leath- ercraft Club: Intramural Sports: A Cappella: Boy's 132 SLINDE, BETTE Bettes Science Club: Chemistry SKRENTNY, MAXINE Max Club: Home Economics Club: Polish Club: Girls' Glee: G.A.A.: Library Monitor: Hall Spring Concert: Christmas Monitor: Usher: Decorating Play. Committee: Junior Prom. Shadows fled before her A winning way, a pleas- smile. ani smile. SLIWINSKI, ROSEMARIE Rosa Science Club: Speech Choir: Cafeteria Club: Class Play: Orchestra: Spring Concert: Office Monitor: Prom Com- mittee: Christmas Play: All City Junior Orchestra. Charming is the wit that never cuts. is to forget. SLOYKOWSKI, CAROL Lyn Breaks the day with a smile. Glee Club: Science Club: Blue Mask. Why study? The more one studies the more there SIMONSON, ANGELINE f'Angie Girl's Glee: Hall Monitor: G.A.A,: Good work, fair play, a real pal anyday. SIPKOWSKI, MARGARET Margie Girl's Glee: Spring Concert: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor. Some one to confide in, a friend to take pride in. SOBCZAK, GERALDINE Genie G.A.A.: Home Economics Club: Usher: Mixed Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Class Play. Happiness is the habit to be cultivated. .in SUTTON, GUYAMERE nsobu SOBCZAK, MARY G.A.A.: Attendance Monitor: Gym Monitor: Spring Concert: Modern Dance Club: Usher: Girls Glee Club. She starts the day with a laugh. SOSINSKI, KEN Ken Ken has a winning way in more than swimming. STAEGER, JANET .Ian The way to gain friends is to be one. STANISZEWSKI, REGINA Reggie G.A.A.: Home Economics Club: Spanish Club: Girls' Glee: Spring Concert: Court of Honor: Annual Business Staff: Quill and Scroll: Hall Monitor. The greatest pleasure in life is what people say you cannot do. STASZAK, ELEANORE El Modern Dancing Club: Blue Mask: Home Economics Club. Consideration gets as many victories as rashness loses. sian STAWICKI, STANLEY Swimming: Football: Tennis: Dolphin Club: Life Saving: Junior Court of Honor: Blue Mask: A Cappella Choir: All City A Cappella Choir. All l want out of life is a million dollars. STEFANSKI, VIRGINIA Virg G.A.A.: Sub-Deb Club: Camera Club: Girls' Glee: Hall Monitor: Christmas Program. Her assets are many: her liabilities few. STEIN, MARILYN Mary Spring Concert: Senior Orchestra. l can resist everything except temptation. STONINA, DELORES Dee Hall Monitor: Junior Band: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Stamp Club: lnterclass Swim Meet: Spring Concert: Christmas Play: Senior Band: Cafeteria Monitor. A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. STRAMOWSKI, ALVIN Strombola Senior Life Saving: Hall Mon- itor: A Cappella Choir. Always be faithful. Hcookyll Senior Band: Class Play: Hall Monitor:SeniorPlanning Com- mittee: Spanish Club: Leath- ercraft Club: Spring Concert: Christmas Program: Student Announcer: Pep Band: All City. Eventually,wl1y not now? SWARTWOUT, DONNA Ginger Modern Dancing: Hall Moni- tor: Girls' Glee: Spring Con- cert: G.A.A. She's coming: we heard her giggling. SZULGIT, DIANE Di Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Office Monitor: Attendance Moni- tor: Hall Monitor: Pageant: Senior Talent Show. To know her is a privi- lege. 133 SZYMANSKI, JAMES IlMurPhyIl Wrestling: Baseball: Intra- mural: Polish Club: Tumbling Club. A man is not measured by his height or breadth. SZYMANSKI, JEROME Jerry Baseball Club: German Club: Square Dance Club: Camera Craft Club: Student Service Council: Track. He sticks to what he be- lieves. 134 TABACZYNSKI, DOROTHY Dorie Spring Concert: Girls' Glee: Christmas Program: G.A.A.: Home Ec. Club: Stamp Club: Blue Mask: Cafeteria Service. She laughed her way into many a heart. TANDECKI, BEVERLY Bee Senior Editor Cavalier An- nual: Usher: Library Monitor: Girls' Chorus: G.A.A.: Girls' Club: Spring Concert: Study Hall Monitor. A sweet gal. TEMPLIN, RUSSELL Muncher Junior and Senior Band: Football: Intramural Sports: Cavalier Newspaper: Cen- tennial Pageant Committee. I pity the man given one month to live after he won a life-time supply of food on a quiz program. TOBIASZ, J EROME TOMOVICH, STELLA motion. TUOMINEN, GLADYS ULMA, PATRICIA UTTKE, JOANN ANN UZZLE, RICHARD 'boakworm.' tor: Usher: Blue Mask. VAUGHN, TERRENCE Gym Team. Definitely difterentf' !fQ? 1,L,' I THOMPSON, CAROL Tommy G.A.A.: Fashion Design Club: Modern Dancing Club: Stu- dent Service Council: Home Nursing Club: Hall Monitor: Senior Planning Committee: Christmas Program: Honor Society. Small of measure, but of quality superfine. ,IHGHYH Intramural Sports: Toy Making Club: Boys' Glee Club. As to naps, they're all right for saps perhaps, to fill in their gaps, but real chaps don't collapse. H7-ommyu Polish Club: Home Economics Club: G.A.A.: Ballroom Dancing: Home Nursing. Nature creates ability: circumstances set it in GIadiolo A Cappella Choir: Spring Concert: Centennial Pageant Choir: Sub-Deb Club: Science Club: Office Monitor: G.A.A.: Senior Class Play: Christmas Program. Seine folks are better than angels. UCIECHOWSKI, ROSE MARIE Rosie Sub-Deb Club: G.A.A.: Red Sarong: Spring Concert: Spanish Club: Office Monitor: Hall Monitor: Girls' Glee Club: Blue Mask. A small girl with a personality twice her size. upafn G.A.A.: Oftice Monitor: Centennial Pageant. Her perfect manner, her charming grace will win her admirers in every place. njounu Bright as every spring day. . Rich Richard is the living specimen of the well known VAN HORN, MARILYN Dutch Girls' Glee: G.A.A.: Cafeteria Service: Spring Con- cert: French Club: Science Club: Home Nursing Club: Square Dancing Club: Centennial Pageant: Hall Moni- 'Dutch' is my nickname, not 'Smokes. ' u-rerryn Chemistry Club: Hobby Club: Intermural: Basketball: VERVILLE, PHILLIP Cowboy Football Team, Basketball Team, Wrestling Team, Gym Team. Just give me a ten dollar horse, and a forty dollar saddle. WALTON, RUSSELL Basketball Team, Gym Team, Track Team, Tumbling Club, Hall Monitor, Science Club, Intramural Sports. I feel so pleasingly lazy. ERIN DOLORES WANG , Library Monitor, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Interclass Swimming Meet, Centennial Pageant. Life is not a spectacle, or a feast, it is a pre- dicament. WATSON, JAMES Science Club, Projection Crew. A good lather is half the shave. WEIDNER, BARBARA Water Ballet, G.A.A., Cavalier Newspaper, Cavalier Annual, Hall Monitor, Senior Planning Committee, Class Play, Spanish Club, lnterclass Swimming Meet, Senior Talent Show, Centennial Pageant, Honor Day Program, Quill and Scroll, Senior Banquet Committee, Honor Society. Barb wants to go out West, where men are men and who cares about the rest. WEISKIRCH, RONALD Leathercraft Club, Toy Making Club, Model Racing Club. Whenever I feel like exercise, I lie down until the feeling passes. WEJ ROWSKI, J EROME All City Orchestra, Senior Bancl, Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. A laugh is worth 532W groans at any market. WENDT, JUDITH Cavalier Newspaper, Page Editor, Blue Mask, Senior Orchestra, Spring Concert, Science Club, Class Play, Square Dance Club, Folklore Club, Quill and Scroll. Demure, with a heart that is fine and pure. WERWINSKI, ALICE Spring Concert, Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Cafe- teria Service, Christmas Program, Centennial Pageant. Our sweet Alice Blue Gown. WESOLOWSKI, HARRY Football Team, Basketball Team, Spanish Club, Intra- mural Sports, .lunior Prom King, Gym Team, Blue Mask, Junior Planning Committee. He reigned for a night, may he reign through life. VIDEN, NEAL Neal Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, Track Team, Wres- tling Team Rest, rest, and restagain. Russ IIDOHYII nAce11 uBarbu Juicer nJerryn njudyu nA'n uHn VIGUE, JAMES Jim Boys'GIee Club, Senior Band, Spring Concert,Archery Club, Intramural Sports, Christmas Program. The better you know him, the better you like him. WAGNER, DALE 'fwaggy' Football Team, Track Man- ager, Senior Band, Spring Concert, Gym Monitor, Intra- mural Sports. WowI What a sax, or is it the man behind it? WALLENSLAGER, LLOYD Wally Stage Crew, Senior Band, Stage Craft Club, Spring Concert, Class Play. The stage is my second homeroom. 135 I I 136 WOIAK, THERESA Terry Home Economics Club, Ball room Dance Club, Hall Moni tor, Leatherc'aft Club, G.A.A. Her charm is contagious. WORLEY, DONALD Beulah Track Team, Blue Musk, Co- valier Newspaper Staff, Christmas Program, Senior Talent Show, Centennial Pa- geant, Senior Band, All City Band, Pep Band, Spring Con- cert, Class Play, Spanish Club, Radio Club, Honor Society. He'll reach the height of accomplishment. WOTTA, ROMAINE Romana Girls' Glee Club, Spring Con cert, Centennial Pageant, Christmas Program, G.A.A. Senior Talent Show. Wott-A great girl. WESOLOWSKI, JOAN Joanie Junior Orchestra, Senior Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Cavalier Newspaper, Movie Making Club, Centennial Pageant, lnterclass Swimming Meet, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Student Service Council. It is personality that moves the age. WHITE, JOAN Blackie Blue Mask, Speech Club, Class Play, Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Square Dance Club, Attendance Monitor. Best remember as a dollar short, or an hour late. WIANECKI, LAWRENCE Larry Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Secretary of the June Class, Basketball Team, Football Team, Baseball Team, Blue Mask, A Cappella Choir, Intramural Sports, lnterclass Swimming Meet, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show. My only books were women's looks, and folly's all they taught me. WILSON, DOROTHY Willy Girls' Glee Club, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Moni- tor, Attendance Monitor, G.A.A., Sub-Deb Club, Blue Mask, Red Sarong, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Program. A charming girl with personality and wit. WINTER, LAWRENCE Larry Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Model Racing Club, Basketball Team. A world makes way for him who has a definite end in view. WIRKOWSKI, LORRAINE l.orry G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Service, Home Economics Club. A true friend in her own quiet way. WISINSKI, EDWARD Ed Senior Band, Spring Concert. He better be careful the way he throws that line around, he's liable to get tangled in it. WISNIEWSKI, GERALDINE Gerrie Office Monitor, Polish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spring Concert. She was a good friend with a smile for all. WITT, ARTHUR Witty Football Team, Wrestling Team, Intramural Sports, Senior Talent Show. WOYTHAL, JOYCE Joy G.A.A., Spring Concert, Wa- ter Ballet, lnterclass Swim- ming Meet, Gym Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Red Sa- rong, Cafeteria Service. She always remembers others and never forgets her- self. Spring Concert, Boy's Glee Club, Christmas Play, His wit is in a class by itself. WOZNIAKIEWICZ, KENNETH llKenlI Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Christmas Play, Bas- ketball Team, Tumbling Club, Baseball Club, Senior Court of Honor, Senior Talent Show, Intramural Sports, Gym Team, Freshmen Home- room Counselor. Short, light, and hand- some, too. WROBLEWSKI, GRACE GfUCe Girls' Glee Club: Spring Concert: G.A.A.: Blue Mask: Oftice Monitor: Christmas Program. The very room cuz' she was in seemed warm from floor to ceilin'! WYSOCKI, MARYLYN Molly Senior Band: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Spring Concert: Girls' Glee. Everyone loves a genial disposition. YOHN, GILBERT G0lJeff Hall Monitor: Monitor Captain. Wit and wisdom are born with such men. YOST, SHIRLEY Tiny Science Club: Girls' Glee: Fashion Design Club: Hall Monitor: Camera Club: Home Nursing Club: Spring Concert. Short and sweet. ZACHER, ROBERT Curly Honor Day Program: Honor Society. Life must go on, but it doesn't have to go so fast. ZAESKE, VIRGINIA Virg Spring Concert: Girls' Glee: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor: Pageant: Cafeteria Service: Christmas Program: Honor Day Program. Admirably schooled in every grace. ZALEWSKI, ELEANORE Ellie Camera Club: G.A.A.: Home Economics: Girls' Glee: Spring Concert: Pageant. No iob she tackles is left undone. ZARR, FRANCIS Francy Senior Band: Spring Concert: A Cappella Choir: Movie Making Club: Square Dance Club: Wrestling: Football: Basketball: Christmas Program: Boys' Glee. Rough, tough and hard to bluff. ZAVIS, JULIUS Football: Proiection Crew: Hall Monitor: Inter-murals: Audio-visual Club: Radio Club. Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship. ZEALLEY, SCOTT Scotty Football: Wrestling: Swim- ming: Audio Visual Club: Rod and Gun Club. He may not be light, but he's tons of fun. lIJu'H ZEBROWSKI, KENNETH H e-H Track: Basketball: 1 Country: Ca lier ual: Hall Monitor: y Mon- itor: Stam I , Class Play: Square Dan Club: Movie Makin - rals: Spanish Clu ill and Scroll: Talent Sho Honor Day Program: Hono Society. Success is getting what you want: happiness is want- ing what you get. ZELLMER, DONALD Diz Senior Band: Spring Concert: Intramural Sports: Honor Day Program: Honor Society. He never says much, but we all know he is there. ZIBELL, MARIANNE M, G.A.A.: German Club: Span- ish Club: Hall Monitor: Office Monitor: Camera Club: Ush- er: Senior Planning Commit- tee: Square Dance Club: Interclass Swim Meet. She who works diligently need never despair. 137 zlEuNsK1,JAMEs 'fzeka' Basketball: Baseball: Intra- murals: Boy's Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Cheerleader: Senior Prom Court of Honor: Gym Monitor: Spring Con- cert: Senior Talent Show: ln- terclass Swim Meet: Baseball Club: Christmas Play: Tum- bling Club. Always ioking, laughing, and full of fun. BREZEZINSKI, GERALDINE ENGNATH, ROSEMARIE LIPINSKI. THERESA MULZOFF, AUDREY NOWAK, CLAYTON PIETROWIAK, JOSEPH SUMMER SCHOOL LEMKE, BETTY RADTKE, CAROL SCHERKENBACH, RALPH STACHOWIAK, CAROL ANN STANISLAWSKI, CHESTER STANKOWSKI, RAYMOND ZILLER, JAMES Zeller Golf Team. It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. ZIMMERMANN, WAYNE Zimmy Hall Monitor Captain, Boys' Glee Club, Swimming, lnterclass Swim Meet, Dolphin Club, Spring Concert, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Senior Planning Com- mittee. Friendly, happy, and liked by all. ZIMNY, CONSTANCE Connie Girls' Glee, Choir, Fashion Club, Square Dance, Blue Mask, Girls' Club, Spring Concert. A song bird in a gilded cage. ZlMNY, MELVIN Blondie Boys' Glee Club, Football, Track, Wrestling, Spring Concert, Swimming, Square Dance Club, Gun Club, Fishing Club, Senior Talent Show. lt takes less time to do things right than to explain why you did them wrong. ZYCH, ARLENE PeeWee Hall Monitor, G.A.A.p Junior Prom Committee, Senior Talent Show. Part as a school girl well can be, filled to the brim with girlish glee. ZUCHOWSKI, BERNADINE Berny The Centennial Pageant. My way is to begin with the beginning. STROZENSKI, PEARL TURNER, LOIS WAHL, DOLORES ZIMMERMANN, RICHARD MITICH, DOROTHY ANN V i FACULTY Eunice Doflng Virginia Filaseia Annette Flynn English-Chairman Social Science Foreign Language Minnie Foulkes Smnley Kezele Pearl Richards Commercial English Speech Marguerite Riedl Gloria Schmin Raymond Shaw English, Speech English Commercial, Annual Edward Spaulding Dorothy Zizic Katherine Doepke LUVGYHG D0U9l ef7Y Social Science Science Physical Educufion PhY5lCUl Educaflon FACULTY Esther Ethier Melvin Hillier John Lyons Ruth Manion Social Science, Counselor Music English, Newspaper Advisor Science Edward Merboch Alfred Niefer Walter Olen Science Chai,-man Music Chairman Physical Educafion, Counselor Kennefh Royal Leonard Stekiel Gustave Stoelting Physical Eclycqfion Chai,-mo,-, Commercial, School Accf. 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