Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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First Row: Schwieger, Heyer, laboda, Kirk, Voss, Wasielewski, Werner, Slusar, Sheldon, Ziemba, Krukowski, Kuehne, Stolz. 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.

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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. .. - ,, .