Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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

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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.