Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1951
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Administration One of the major responsxblhtres of Ed.1cat1on IS to create and promote those humane quahtles whlch wlll assure a world at peace A E WESTGAARD Prmc1pa1 Each of you, who IS pr1v11eged to ac Crulre an Educatlon 1n a Democracy, has a personal obhgatlon to enhance those attltudes and understandmqs upon whrch a World at Peace IS founded W L BRAVER V1ce Pr1nc1paI . . . , V . W ,,,, , 41 'R 1, 1 K. X I 1 . . . . I ,, Q if Y can X . 15, . X . ' nv, .H wg ,. ak 'gig I P nf: ' Q ' :. 64 lv ': '73-kd. W: Qu ' 3, ,,-S2,x ' 1. V-' 5, .191 'xv f' lim' ' K af.-L-qv.. vi wif-N '153l '. any g .-jtlft' ' Q 1' FJ- aff, ' 4.-.Y 'ant 5, 14' r '- sn!! ' 1 fn A' 1-:iff-ste, L ...ff-W ,fan '4wP'4VK '32 www , Q af warm- w , 3, , N Qui.. xk'i, -a 4-,vi ,Q I W- V, xln '15 M 'S fl 1 X x N ty xlk gun f- .IRM laik . QQ. x -, ,. y..-yi. x xisqrqx 'KT ' Q i 1 x 4. N F P 1 ff ' 'J-I N 1 X ' Aa 'AXM ' 'Qi' u. Kita 'Q K, . . ,Q ' y, V x ' A A', ,. . .Q , 'V A, ., ff ,N-3-, fV -.' 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W , if K 4 'M 4 H N X ,. 1 , A 1.5 Q., A 4 ,mv M vm ,, I mn M LK4 go-lf K4LQ f0'N s.. l,' OUR TEAM We d1d 1t agam' Pulask1s champ1onsh1p mmded football team proved once more lt had what 1t takes to step 1nto the football hmehght although th1s t1me they had to share honors w1th East D1v1s1on No other team even came close to upsettlng the pow erful 1950 Rambler mach1ne The v1ctor1ous Pulasklans won elght stramht games and now have two champlon sh1ps 1n a row on s1xteen consecutlve gnd 1ron v1ctor1es Thexr supenorlty th1s year was emphaslzed 1n that at least seven of the Ram blers were selected for all Clly honors wh1le two Iames Pasterskl and Ray Brueser made the hrst all state team Reichert R Brueser D Molendo J A Pusferskl R Gawelskl A Helxng oe S c Coach A T ur e B Roth o M Mur y D Mole do J Paste sk F Rech rt l Petrowo L call B tt 1 Scha h W P k h b VARSITY FOOTBALL Sparked by a backfleld of stars the Red and Blue contmued xts w1nn1ng ways of 1949 and propelled 1ts way 1nto f1ISl place ID the opemng game by wh1pp1ng Rutus K1ng 19 0 Engmeered by Wayne P1nkal1a the team as a whole put on a wonderful performance Sambo Molenda IH tercepted a pass and ran lt back seventy f1Ve yards for the hrst touchdown The K1ng men never got 1ns1de Pulaskl s twenty fxve yard 11ne The Ramblers were on thelr way Next fell North trylng 1n va1n to push the men from the far South S1de out of the plcture but w1th the runbacks that Loule Spycalla made Wllh the North Slders punts they never stood a chance losmg 24 0 West was next to feel the stmg of the locals punch W1th the sharp tackl1ng of Fred Re1chert and a hard Chafglnq l1ne West was easlly de- feated 26 0 Next the v1f'tory happy boys from Pulaskl met the Red Cats from Bay V1ew Sambo agam showed h1s 1unn1ng ab1l1ty and scored the hrst two tou hdowns Ron GaWelSk1 s f1ne tackles kept the men from Bay V1ew tar from the Ram blers goal Bay VIEW never stood a chance as the Ramblers kept rolllng along defeatlng the Red Cats 33 0 op Row: A. Toth, T. Draws, D. Schmidt, D. Koceio, J. Pasterski. Third Row: R. Wunek, K. Cwiklis, R. Brueser, J. Kumprey, L. Switalski, N. Hint: R Gawelski, J. P I wcznski. e ond Row: . h n r, . m nn, . ro , . n , . r i, . i e , . i k, Spy o. o om Row: Coach H. Max, G. Hoggi h, A. Heling, G. Balcerzuk, M. rmac , . in alla, G. Sc midt, D. Dem owski. . f ., ' , . c . ' Top Row R Gorskl J Mackenzie C Mazurkiewlcz R Enk J Gromockl R Babcock Third Row J Czorneckn R Schwenger A Paylentner L Habermon T Mlcholskl R Novak J Duszynskl Second Row D Donorskl R White J Douglas R Raebel R George R We thouse R Rothmann Bottom Row G Dixon T Kirk D Hcnrohon D Sommer R Mlkololewskl Conch E Wozny CITY CHAMPIONS Could the Pulaski Ramblers make the big hump? This was the question when the great Washington game arrived We sold our tickets like hotcakes and at game time at North Sta drum every available seat was taken That night the lucky people who had seats saw Washing ton get one of the worst hckings in its school history as Spycalla scored three times Molenda twice and Reichert once for an upsetting vic- torv of 41-14. Our Homecoming game with Tech provided another victory for the Ramblers. Although the locals could not hold on to the ball on running plays fumbling five times they took to the air with Ken Cwiklis passing three touchdown pass es to Relchert Schmidt and Hehng respective ly Tech broke away for one touchdown in the last quarter ending in a final score of 21 6 as our charging line blocked their extra point attempt South and Custer were the last to fall to a surging Pulaski team. Arnold Heling stole hon- ors in the South game scoring on two running plays. Other scores by Don Molenda and Louie Spycalla ended the game 27-7. 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Ksobieck, J, Greunwalt, K. Stasiewicz, L. Smoof E. Migccz, H. Stolzel, H. Mikowski, H. Stcnyord, D. Nichols, P. JUSlClYk, T. Sorocky, D. Litzow. Fourth Row: Coach Culobresso, G. Mellon B. Splinter, E. Hoes, H. Woinowski, R. Mlynczek, B. Gralinski, R. Schroeder, J. Golluns, J. Hclpkc, R. Kloss, J. Trzcinko, R. Klose, C. Rocinowski Coach Litzow, Third Row: Couch Pauly, R. Heyer, J. Litzou, R. Collies, V. Dyksinski, C. Hordyk, M. Choinocki, R. Werner, R. Modzeriewski, N Jordan, L. Drosen, L. Rydziewski. Second Row: E. Wegner, P. LoMarche, R. Soiecki, T. Brace, E. Ennis, T. Ruffing, R. O'Krongly, D. Wojciechowski J. Norship, P. Scharmach. Bottom Row: T, Dzibinski, W. Kumprey, R. Knuth, W. Chaney, R. Jeslre, R. Tamer, T. Peterson, J. Nolte, R. Tamer T. Mortinski, C Schwerman. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL CITY CHAMPIONS 1950 With 160 boys, Coaches Litzow, Pauly, and Calabrese really went to work and put together a scrappy football team which won 5 and tied 1. In the first game of the season with our South Side rivals, Bay View, the defense of the Iunior Ramblers held the Red Cats outside our 40 yard line. In the closing minutes of the game Pulaski recovered a fumble on Bay View's 20 1.3. in 4 M r us? J yard line. The Ramblers huffed and puffed, but didn't make it. Norman Iordan was outstanding on offense, but we could not score, and the game ended in a tie, U-0. In the Tech game the team came back with a vengeance. With the clock ticking away in the last two minutes, Paul Scharmach passed to Ed Wegner in the end zone for a touchdown. fpgffii Aw , X ff migx 1, vx J5,, f , 'a 912170: ,f 1' Q fi v .-ff' Ku -u-f -. v xl W 1 A K 'ia '. l I ' .1-ag i k-D- '-F ,,... .41-: ' 'KY' , ,J 2 4 L y E . ,. fy, '15 mr YN -sr.1Qf: ln: ' , 'W A 'A' , A M 1 1 , V Lu., Top Ro P 'la w S? wa. 'll tk! SI mm in ISK! W I II, Haifa' 'b PI s il In k J Klopc G Bc ouch K el co Ro c o cz Mo E Kc cs D Ule Botfo u c s J Welto J OMc e CROSS COUNTRY Wllh only twenty cand1dates out for cross country Coach Stanley Kezele had no malor let ter w1nners back to bolster h1s 1mmature squad lt was made up of lumors and up and com mg sophomores Fred Kuester and Rlchard Sclnck were the two outstandmg runners of the year In the clty meet Fred Kuester and Rrchard Sch1ck placed 14 and 19 respec ttvely They put up a brrlhant showmg desp1te the fact thev had to compete agamst the best IH the Clly In he state meet R1chard Schlck pulled ah d of h1s teammate Fred Kuester to place 14 Fred pl ced '18 The team lncluded hve jumors and three sophomores along w1th one senlor The only two malor letter w1n ners are Fred Kuester and R1ch ard Sch1ck for the1r tvne show rnq and plactnq th1s year The mmor letter wrnners are, Gor don Bradshaw, Eugene Kalasek, Ronald Kalupa, R1chard Krarn asz, Iohn Klopatek, Russell Sobczyk, and Iohn Wetsto The freshman numerals went to lohn O'Malley and Glen Rubow R Schmk F Kuester . 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C1 U . v ' ' I - ' I f ff Top Ro R Pagenkopf D Wollenzem R Zlembc G Balcerzok J Menger H Jankowslu CCoc1chJR Lcmnen J Blefh F Kuester J Nagy R Berghofer Bottom Ro R Tcugher A Toth N Hofemon G Behhng C Hofemcn G Schnudt R Vague WRESTLING 1950 51 The Rambler matmen completed one of the rnost successful seasons rn wresthng hrstory at Pulaskl hmshmq wlth twelve WIHS and one loss The most rrnportant dual meet v1ctor1es were gamed at the expense of South D1v1s1on 1917 and 2413 The f1rst of these two w1ns broke the Cardmals record strlnq of v1ctor1es All conference opponents were defeated tW1Ce by the locals as the only loss was 1ncurred by ....-Q--' has fi West Mllwaukee 21 17 when four of the requ lars were rn ssmq Losses by Tflld season graduatron were heavxer than usual as Coach Henry Lrtzow who lnaugu rated wrestlrng a Pulaskl retrred because of 111 health He was replaced by Harold Iankowskx who served as ass1stant coach the hrst semester Wavne P1nkal1a 155 pounds and LOUIS Spycalla 165 pounds were the graduates J Pagenkopf N Hafemon G Schmidt W Pmkallo TpR Hodyk F 1 ks R Whte W Ch y South D1v1s1on edged the Red and Blue 36 35 for the Clly champ1onsh1p on March 3 However three Ramblers won champ1onsh1ps 1n therr re SP6Ct1V9 d1v1s1ons They are Bob Paqenkopf 138 Ed Mantey 167 and Ioe Kumprey 182 Second place was captured by Don Wollenzem 105 Norbert Hafeman 114 hm Pagenkopf 122 IerryBeh11ng 130 and Glenn Schmrdt 147 Don Schmldt was mjured 1n a bout Whtch caused much controversy Coach Iankowskx s musclemen took second tn the State Sect1ona1 Meet the followmg weekend Four boys ql1a11f16C1 for the fmals ln Madlson K HSpng Sch March 17 hm Pagenkopf 114 Bob Pagenkopf 1.10 and loe Kumprey 182 garnered frrsts wh1le Glenn Schmldt f1n1shed second and Ierry Behl mg took thlrd for the varsrty MAIGRS Iames Nagy Norbert Hafeman Ger ald Behhng Robert Pagenkopf Clarence Hate man Glenn Schmldt Wayne P1nka11a Lours Spycalla Ed Mantey loe Kurnprey Martm Mur ray Donald Schmldt and larnes Pagenkopf MINORS Robert Taugher Iames Menger Rob ert Berghoefer Robert Vlgue Gene Balcerzak Robert Lartnen Caslmer Hordyk Harold Spnng steen Albert Toth Nr'5i B'?r up fi MM yL c Pug B g BASKETBAL 1 'mfr-L. h ,U.gQ, ' :E .JA Af m hw . 1 A Q ' A f C 'Wiffll 5. - A Y X ' 4 . xxf 121 W nrresammd ELMAWO ? 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K ,Y , . .A J ga fi X3 3 is I I ' P 5 V fix.: fzjfxffl 'Q Q 5 an AY o Ro N M to D o a oc C e Seb k o Moth Wtt g a BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Pulask1 champlons agalnl The Pulask1 Ram blers added another t1tle to the1r l950 51 str1ng The Olenmen racked up ten c1ty conference v1ctor1es and one loss In the frrst game of the Ramblers walloped the Comets 64 to 48 Pulask1 took an early lead and never lost 1t The 6 foot 5 mch center Wmttberger scored 40 po1nts to set a new 1nd1v1dua1 Crty Conference record Pulask1 beat luneau 1n the second game of the season 49 40 It was a n1p and tuck battle untxl the second half when Molenda and W1tt berger pulled the game out of the f1re The undefeated Ramblers then met Tech Pulask1 ran up ll po1nts before Tech had a chance to score The f1nal outcome of the game was 64 47 The Bay VISW Red Cats were hum bled by the Pulask1 powerhouse 6940 W1tt berger was the leadmq scorer w1th 23 pomt along w1th hlm were Ken CW1kl1S and Don Mo lenda scor1ng 14 and 11 po1nts respectrvelv Pulask1 downed East Wash1ngton Custer and North for elght consecutlve V1ClOI19S Pul askl set the all trme c1ty scor1ng record by wh1pp1ng North 77 59 The Olenmen fought llke true champlons but were upset rn a thr1ller bv Ktng 50 49 Pulask1 only made f1V9 of the 14 free throws To wmd up the season Pulask1 met West to declde the champ1onsh1p The Ramblers held a slrght lead throughout the game The 1200 spectators cheered lust1ly as the game ended wrth Pulask1 on top 56 52 Although Molenda was held down 1n po1nts h1s outstandlng ball handllng and rebounds enabled other Ramblers on the end of Molendas passes They scored 28 and 16 po1nts respectrvely L1ttle has been Sald about the outstandrng work of our guards Don Molenda Ron Gawelsk1 tmrd semester gradl Bob Serbrak Don Sommers and Tom Draws The1r defenslve work enabled the Ram blers to hold down the opponents score to an average of 46 po1nts per game wh11e the Ram pag1ng Ramblers went on to complle 722 po1nts Ca new hlgh school scor1ng recordl for an av erage of 65 6 po1nts per game The Ramblers placed three on all c1ty They were Russ Wrttberger Don Molenda and Ken Cw1kl1s Russ Wlttberger made lournal and Sentlnel He rece1ved the most number of votes bec use of hls defense and rebound work Thls champron qurntet has been developed through excellent cooperat1on and regard for the fellow teammate The excellent harmony and respect has been volced by the coach many trrnes throughout the season Along Wllh the regulars Frank Stobbe Mrke Davmch Smokev Hellng Gerald Hrntz and I1m Mathusvek Fred Re1chert Luke Gabrovlc and Ioe GIOm6Ck1 d1d an outstandlng job when the1r turn came to f1ll 1n p w: . oronn, F. S bbe, D. Sommer, G. Hintz, . M lend , C o h Olen, N. wiklis, M. Povich, A. H ling, R. Wonek. Bottom Ro R. r ia , J. Gr mucki, J. uszek, R. I ber er, T. Dr ws, F. Reichert, L. Gclbrovic. .L season Pulaski met Lincoln. The Rampaging to score. Wittberger and Cwiklis were mostly . ' ll ll ' I ' . . . S, . . u . - ' ' , Et . D ., . I - s - - 4 - - S. f 1 'N 'aj RZEQ M1 vhff if 4 wx . f .,' ..- '1 -4 9 xqyg' uwuv. x 4, ,. f I 'K no pl WM, A Q Z -us, fir 'P' .. ' 3, K 'X s ' X Af MN 5 1 if 3 K N S H of I 4. 4 X? K..- ,x - s ' ' Q L Q ,Q H u ' H O as Q H? A ...i . I Q --.A - ,, 6.4 2,1 ' A 'L' ,JU 5 .... , . 5 , ' lb iv Q 1. 4 A il g I 1 P, xv -5 f , Y' ' N .L XS x N' P, pwnrnhv-Q-W A'M-p'A.-'- 0 X A,,. ...W 5-1 3 Q? j ff fa N aff. M lf, W Q W ,mar k ' ,wg 3 V gwflgkk, . 4 . . -: c 'up .xx q . fi, . 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I 'J 1 I Q 3 P' Top Row Mrs Dougherty R Gennrlch M Prusmslu B Janusz D Horne N Lazarskl K Baumann D Roehl M Glcvczn Second Row R Zcharlos A Drown L Wolak I Golos R Szrot P Bulslu C Mueller M Kresse F Jelmslu Bottom Row B Burmelsfer A Golcs C Semrow V Kovcch GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 195152 Sports Can Be Fun The var1ous branches of G A A under the super Work on dlfferent acrobatlc stunts Water Ballet v1s1on of MISS Katherlne Doepke and Mrs LaVerne xnterprets the theme of the muslc 1nto then' routlnes Dougherty g1Ve glrls a chance to partlclpate 1n the1r Basketball volleyball badmmton and softball tourna favorlte sports outslde of class The tumbllng groups ments are scheduled for the enjoyment of the QIIIS G A A WATER BALLET M. Grayson, B. Wiegert, C. Bednarski, J. Blackburn, R. Parry. H H . Q . SWIMMING vCHXUE1CfEk wolf 'QWWWQFP NL LLLH, XVOHD AU' f' 'N L. 5 J BAUMAN-TROSE. MGRS DRG CRL' , i ' f .3 f. fr i YY sf , I , l . .I R , '-f , Y I I 5 ,, vflgkm .1 ' - ' f ' 9? 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' ' V753 X ff-4 -:-'-. . 1 ' ,I X -'T-'X , , I COACH , , C, MU- HTH rf Top Row J Mundt H Mukorslu E Keller F Wolda Coach Wuelgosz R Brunelle L Drosen W Brown T Maurnce Second Row J Bergmann J Hoeft R Nowak S Raclnowskn R Stromowslu R Kralewslu R Schwelger R Kotlan J Weusto Boffom Row T Rose G Axtell R Steuber R Orlowslu W Semrau G Donarsku R Raebel T Peterson T Duer J Bauman SWIMMING CHAMPIONS The Pulask1 mermen held true to form lh1S year by agam capturlng the CITY crown They had a very prosperous season by losrng only one dual meet thrs one to Tosa Startmq wrth only four letter men from last year Pulask1 mer men rmproved so much that Coach Matt W1el gosz burlt up one of the fastest teams Pulask1 has ever had The boys on the squad prxded themselves on postrng almost all new records Some of the new record holders are Bob Brunelle Ray Kra lewskr and Bob Kotlan Thrs year Coach W1el gosz had no depth 1n the team and as a result had a hard tlme placlng h1s men tn the meets In the state meet four boys splashed home rn a new record 1n the 200 yard free style relay breaklng t by a second These boys were Bay Kra1ewsk1 Bob Schwerger Bob Kotlan and Bob Brunelle Bob Brunelle also set a new record rn our tank rn the 200 yard free style Hrs t1me was 2 082 breakrng h1s old record of 2 084 Bob Kotlan and Bob Brunelle were the most ag qresslve swlmmers durmg the season Both of them sparked the1r team to the CITY champlon sh1p the Ramblers tenth 1n eleven years . 9 ' Y 4 :mfs .. 2, V, I 5 A , M Q 'A x 1 'wf Q'w sf' ,- -N -- ,- W 4 'ww w W- Y ,E ,, ,-.lm ' if - ff .,.:f,., ' 5?-fun M1 vrwlv AWYZL, w i2 .3'.?fZ hun ..,, E, my B .w:.a1:?:. 4.. -. 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E Mugocz J Jognelskl L Gubrovuc R Wcllock R Zlomcmec J Gromockn Boffom Row C Bosco R Modrzelewsku C Hofemon G Schmudf F Stobbe G Hogglih E Dixon N Jordon BASEBALL Wlth srx returnmq letierrnen Coach Al Thurner has lugh hopes of the baseball champ1onsh1p thms Spring If successful lt Wlll be the second baseball trop hy rn 'three years for the Ramblers The return mg lettermen are Donald Molenda Max Scharmach Glenn Haggrth Gene Drxon Glenn Schrmdt and Gerald H1ntz Tech and West dropped baseball thrs year leavmg Klnq Cusler South Pulaskl and Bay Vxew ln the conference Bay V1ew was last years champrons f5r ,atv -'ww 11 Thrrd Row L Smoof G Eckhcrv N Hun!! R Bernd! R Mlynclok R Rebclunskl J Grodnngon Second Row R Schmndf A Pcvloc G Hoppe K Harley G Hordyk J Svrosmc R Pruesgen R Sfrumowsku Botfom Row G Johnson R OKrongIy E Wolldoch D Phulllps F Groh I. Woliers R Gronowskx D Sobczok Y - ' 53:5 ,A ,g - Q .g. .4 rf fi '- s f' , f ff . t .1, I, ' . Q i - , n ' I L' 0 fs, D X A Y 4 - I 1, Q. 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Ot ,- ',.. . ,sslil . , -'ntl g L . pr S x lil? at i If I Q ,. 'q7 T PULASKI l it N S. V M n wr Y, ,fx f .,l tk A Z I X A I A, 1- ,W 1 D 'x N fl 1 . .Q K Top Row: Coach Wielgosl, D. Donorski, G. Brown, S. Rccinowski, F, Woida. T. Rose. ls! Row: L. Thiele, L. Hobermon, L. Drosen, R. Maurice, J. Baumann Although no major lettermen are back, Coach Matt Wielgosz looks for a promising year with his team built around his two promising Iuniors. Dennis Donarski and Gerald Brown, who won minor letters last year. The golf team, under the direction of Coach Pappa Rambler Max, is looking forward to another brilliant year, With three major and five minor letter winners back, the Rambler minor team looks stronger than it has in the past few years. GOLF .Q Third Row: Couch Max, W. Wonek, T. Dzibinski, T. Schroeder, J. O'Malley, T, Stull, W, Borchordt. Second Row: R. Enk D. Kocejo, J. Torzynski. W. Semrcxu D. Jonuchowski, H. Moering, E. Fegert. Bottom Row: R. Rothenrnaier, A. Kress, J. Mothuszek, T. Kirk. R. Dzrobo, R. Vigue, K. Acker, E. Berwick. x wx USL . ,,. , 1 .QV ffl 1 N if If L -... I P I 11 QQ? ' 1 ll: f 1 www - 0 l vi fx 5 id 1 1 Wifi. 'W ina 1 P i JANUARY CLASS, 1951 louis Spycolln .loan Merritt James Urbanlak Presrdenf Secretary Treasurer Vice President Freshman Those were the days when we never ventured out of the study halls with out a pass just for a drink at the bubbler Re member when we heard the classy P A an nouncements This was the year when we went to see the noon hour programs no matter what they were Sophomores Now we were no longer green horns but getting to be the upper classmen We attended all the dances and never a foot were beginning to forget to rush to our classes in the fear that we would be late That really was a year to remember' Iumors Oh to be an upper classman' We all went to the Prom and really stayed out until the birds began to sing Homework was crammed in between 8 10 and 3 10 so that we could take advantage of all free t1me for fun Seniors-The days we forgot to enter our home rooms because of the terriflc senior activrtres or Physics are to be remembered best of all This year we had the opportunity to attend Layton Park Lions Club and G E XRay cor poration But the best of it all was that we had eight tickets for graduation ..,-f CLASS SPONSORS Mrs I. Koss Mr H 1-IYIOW ball or basketball game this year either. We the first Post-Prom Party sponsored by the HONOR STUDENTS Curline Anczuk Arline Wisniewski Salufcforian Vafedicforion Gloria Konieczy Alan Czorapam Chorloife Kincaid Neil Arndt - ' 1 1 4 Q - V sgv TNYN , I I 44 BUDZAK, VIRGINIA Ginny Commercial, G.A.A., Water Ballet, Student Service Coun- cil, Freshman Orientation, Junior and Senior Prom Court of Honor, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Senior Prom Committee. Plain, simple, and ever true to all her fellow Pulas- kians. BUKOWSKI, DENNIS Beakers Science, Swimming Team, Golf Team, Swimming Man- ager lFreshmanJ, Dolphin Club, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Hall Monitor, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Dance Committee. He got a hit and lost a 'Miss'. CHYCINSKI, BETTY Betts Commercial, A Cappella Choir, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Camera Club, Speech Choir, Christmas Play, Thanksgiving Program, Pol- ish Club, Fashion Club, Home Economics Club, Ticket Soles Monitor. All'City Choir. This young Miss has a star in her,crown that shines as bright as her friendly smile. ANCZAK, CARLENE Sunshine English, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Public Address Announcer, Latin Club, Valedictorian. Beauty, brains, plus her friendly smile does Cor- lene up in a pleasant style. ARNDT, NEIL Hiller Elective, Blue Mask Club. Quiet people are welcomed everywhere. BERGERSEN, JUDITH Judy Elective, Senior Prom Court of Honor, Fashion Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Counselor's Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Movie Making Club, G.A.A., Blue Mask Club, Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club. Who said 'Business before pleasure'? Judy takes pleasure before business. BILICKI, DONALD Boley Elective, Christmas Play, Pageant, Cavalier Annual Art Staff, Cavalier Annual Literary Staff, Gym Team, Spring Concert, Senior Talent Show, School Service Council, Boys' Glee Club. No longer shall the path between room 'l5 and the office be trod by Don. BORZYNSKI, WAYNE Borzy Elective, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Radio Club, Audio Visual Club, Spring Concert. His willingness to help a friend will bring him happiness in the end. BRANDT, DONNA Sociable Elective, Senior Prom Court of Honor, Office Monitor, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Fashion Club, Blue Mask Club, Christmas Play, Movie Making Club, Home Economics Club, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Senior Talent Show. Her smile is like a magnet, it draws a new friend every time. BROSKE, DIANE Bobbie Commercial, Blue Mask Club, Hall Monitor. All the words in the world cannot express the friendliness she shows to everyone. BRUESSER, RAYMOND Buzzard Elective, Football, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Basketball, Wrestling, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Speech Choir, Monitor Captain, Spring Concert, Christmas ask 5, Play, Intramurals, Life Saving Club. ami, 5 T. at the beautiful girIs. BRZENK. DOROTHY You've got to be a football hero to get along with HDOHYH V Elective, Fashion Club, Leather Club, G.A.A., Spring Concert, Latin Club, Office Monitor, Library Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Christmas Dance Committee. How can she be so nice and still know so much. CZARAPATA, ALAN Al Science, Radio Club, Audio Visual Club, Chemistry Club, Freshman Orientation Pro- gram. Just three little words: serious, sincere, and studi- ous. DANIELS, MARVIN Marve History, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Basketball, Football, Hall Monitor, Prom Committee, Senior Band, Baseball. My only books are wom- en's looks, and boy can I have fun. DE GOLIER, CAROLE Skip Elective, Hall Monitor, Home Nursing Club, Girls' Athletic Association. Kind and sweet - a friend for everyone to meet! DETTLAFF, JOANNE Jo Stenographic, Home Nursing Club, Modern Dancing, Hall Monitor. A cute and quiet girl. There should be more of them. FAILLACI, LUCIA Lucy Elective, Movie Making Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Sr. Orchestra, Spring Concert, Mixed Chorus, lnter-Class Swimming Meet, Hall Moni- tor. Quiet and sweet- makes Lucia all reet. FLEJTER, GERALDINE Genie Elective, G.A.A., Fashion Club, Movie Making Club, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee. Pleasure before business- Who said anything about men. FOHR, LOIS Lo Science, Home Economics Club, Fashion Design Club, German Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Hall Mixed Chorus, Cafeteria Work, Cavalier Monitor, Annual, Honor Study Hall. She spends most of her time making everyone else happy, the best of all her wonderful character- istics. GAWELSKI, RONALD Science, Student Service Council, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Court of Honor, Junior Prom, Junior and Senior Prom Decora- tion Committee, Senior Prom King, Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Homecoming Rally, Senior Class Play nRonnyH Props. A damsel in distress-call for Gawelski to ap- prehend her. GlPP, JUANITA Nita Elective, Library Monitor, Sr. Band, Pep Band, Spring Concert, Sr. Orchestra, Teen-Age Program. Nature creates ability, Juanita sets it in motion. GNAT, CARL Fruit-Fly Science, Jr. Orchestra, Sr. Orchestra, All-City Jr. Orchestra, Noon Hour Program, Thanksgiving Pro- gram, lnter-Class Swim Meet, Dolphin Club, Polish Club. Camera Club, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Student Service Council, Teen-Age Program, Home- coming Pep Rally, Christmas Program. He loves to be chummy - it's true, but not funny. GORLEWSKI, JANE Janie Science, Home Economics CI b, F h' l u as lon C ub. Senior Prom Court of Honor, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Study Hall Monitor, Christmas Dance Committee, Senior Prom Program Committee. HA GRUBBER, DAVID Dave Science. A friendly chap who always smiles at everyone. wr winsome Miss full of vim and vigor. HORNBURG, MARLAN Shmertz Elective, A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, All-City Choir, Movie Making Club, Arena Opening, Girls' Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Li- brary Monitor, Spring Con- cert, Teen-Age Time, Christ- mas Program, Thanksgiving Day Program. She is going to ioin all those happy Californians. we 1 JANISZEWSKI, GERALD Jerry Elective. Life, l know now what thou art. KARGE, CYNTHIA Cindy Science, Monitor Captain. Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Home Nursing Club, Library Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, Guidance Monitor, Senior Class Play ot 1950. Clever and witty in con- versation. Q . 45 KEMNITZ, THERESA Terry Elective, Girls' Glee Club. Fashion Design Club, Junior Court of Honor, Senior Court of Honor, Senior Planning Committee, Prom Committee, Home Nursing Club, Christ- mas Dance. Witty and wise, poised and practical, dignified and diHerent. L X --. ... HNIK, ADRIENNE Auddie G.A.A., Oflice Moni- Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Monitor, Sub Deb MASIAKOWSKI, JUNE itor. She's here no doubt, I eard her giggle, IoIlypop. GRACE Gracie , G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Mixed Chorus, Planning Committee, Christmas Program, Prom Senior Talent Show. After all her works is done, she certainly has of fun. LON Queenie Football, Track, Square Dance Club, Elevator tor, Spotter at Football games, Court of Honor romj, Court ol Honor fSr. Proml, Leathercraft Wrestling, Blue Mask Club. He may seem bashful, but that's the way to hide ischief in him. CHARLOTTE Char Always jolly, always kind, she's a maid one loves find. RLOWSKI, MARILYN Pudge lecfive, Senior Band, Pep Bond, Spring Concert, amera Club, Leathercraft Club, Office Monitor, A appella Choir, Teen-Age Program, Girls' Glee Club. The girl with the smile is the one worthwhile. ASTERSKI, JAMES Turkey lective, Football, All-City Tackle, City Champs, Moni- r Captain, Boys' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Christ- as Program, Intramurals, Sr. Court of Honor, Jr. ourt of Honor. Act well your part, there all the honor lies. WAYNE Pinky Football, Golf, Wrestling, Boys' Glee Club, Concert, Life Saving, Football Champs '49, Sr. of Honor, Senior Planning Committee. l'm little, but I never feel out of place with big guy. JAMES PoIch Hall Monitor, Audio-Visual Club Pro'ector 1 I Football, Wrestling, Mixed Chorus, lntra- lntramural Wrestling Meet, Senior Prom Com- He melts your heart with a winning smile, you'll his friendship very worthwhile. , DONNA Pud Library Monitor, Usher, Lost and Found Moni- Spring Concert. Ofiice Monitor, Home Economics G.A.A., Science Club, Girls' Glee Club, Senior lass Play. Small, but enchanting and sweet. HMIDT, DUWAYNE Schmitty nglish, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Lost and Found onitor, Senior Celebrity, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent ow. Sports, they say, often can really make a very man. Juno Elective, Home Economics Club, Ticket Sale Monitor, Christmas Dance. Ofiice Mon- Her sweetness can be compared to a great big red MELLER, DANIEL Mac Science. A boy who's gifted with mentality, a lot ol humor, and originality, MERRITT, JOAN Jo Elective, Senior Class Secre- tary, Treasurer, Senior Prom Decorating Committee, Hall Monitor, Fashion Club, Movie Making Club, G.A.A., Stu- dent Service Council, Honor Study Hall Chairman. A loyal companion, an excellent friend, a real ear- nest worker and true to the end. MILLER, ROGER Rogie Elective, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Dolphin Club, Audio-Visual Club, Spring Concert, Radio Club. Every inch a gentleman. 47 48 STRECZYNSKI, MARY ANN Mary Elective, Junior Prom Court of Honor. Spring Festival, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Usher, Girls' Glee Club, Christmas Program, Planning Committee, Senior Talent Show. Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and low-an excellent thing in woman. SUBOTICH. MILAN Subo Science, Football, A Cap- pella Chair, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Spring Con- cert, Audio Visual Club. His own nature brings him much happiness. SWITALSKI, LLOYD High Pockets Elective, Football, Track, Ele- vator Operator, Intramural Sports, Proiection Crew. Leathercraft Club, Blue Mask Club, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show. He never wastes time. His spare time is used in win- ning another friend. SEIBT, MERLE Choir, Christmas Play. handsome face. SIKORSKI, DOROTHY SIUDA, GRACE Handsome Elective, Blue Mask Club, A Cappella Choir, Speech He's got a winning smile, a grand voice, and o HDODOU Commercial, Senior Planning Committee. Shining, laughing, sparkling eyes, Sophisticated, worldly wise. Gracie Elective, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Hall Monitor, Oftice Monitor, Usher, Freshman Orientation Program, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Program, Junior and Senior Prom Committee. SKIBSKI, RITA SMIGELSKI, VIRGINIA a beau. SPENCER, JOAN Never too sad, never too gay, Always ready for work or play. uskipn Elective, Senior Prom Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Hall Monitor. She skips along through life without a single care. ncirmyn Elective, Jr. Band, G.A.A., Speech Choir, Blue Mask, Student Service Council, Jr. Prom Committee. A nice lass is great to know, sorry, lads, she's got u-lou Elective, Spanish Club, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor. Infirmary Monitor. A good friend with a pleasing personality tha always pleases everyone. SPYCALLA, LOU IS about. STASIAK, DOLORES STEPHAN, RUTH SZUKALSKI, DAVID Big Dave Science, Blue Mask Club, Fishing and Hunting Club, Audio Visual Club, Senior Planning Committee, Radio Club Junior Prom Announcer, Senior Prom Committee, Sen- ior Talent Show. Work fascinates me. I can look at it all day. Spilre' English, Football, Wrestling, Track, Junior and Senio Court of Honor, A Cappella Choir, Secretary, Studen Council, Senior Class President, Senior Talent Show Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor. Another great athlete for Pulaski to reminisc Stoschu' Elective, Modern Dancing Club, Home Economic Club, Speech Choir, Fashion Club, Senior Talen Show, Girls' Club, G.A.A., Chemistry Club. A little 'bull' goes a long way. Ruthie' Elective, G.A.A., Hall Monitor. She is short, it's true, and liable to stay that way but her heart of gold will ever grow. TlSCl'lER, MARY ANN Mary Elective, Hall Monitor, Hom Economics Club. Still waters run deep. URBANIAK JAMES .llmmle Science Dolphm Club Audno Vnsual Club Intramural Sports Vlce President Sensor Class Sensor Planning Commvttee Full of laughter loy and fun He s a pal to everyone URBANIAK MARION Mlnnle Electwe Gxrls Glee Club Sprmg Concert GAA lnbrary Momtor Home Economrcs Club Lost and Found Momtor Never trouble Trouble tvll Trouble troubles you' WDOWICKI MARY ANN ru Commercial Pollsh Club Movne Malung Club Hall Momtor Office Momtor Tucket Sales Momtor A but of wut a heart of gold all her talents ore untold WIELICKI ANTHONY Tony Science Football Baseball Semor Band Sprmg Con cert Archery Club Dolphin Club Holl Momtor Has ruddy complexuon IS as the apple he polushes WIENCEK DANIEL Dan Elective He never lets hls studies interfere wnth lns edu cotton WISNIEWSKI ARLINE Arky Electlve Tlcket Soles Momtor Bookstore Momtor Home Nursmg Club Oflice Momtor Spanlsh Club Sprmg Concert Gnrls Glee Club Usher Llbrory Mon I or Ever lovmg lund and sweet a pal lllre her IS hard to meet WOZNIAK RUTH Mudge Elective Llbrory Momtor Sprmg Concert Lost and Found Momtor Hall Momtor GA A Glrls Glee C ub A cute gurl wnth a personalaty twnce her suze 11 - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 v 1 1 1 11 11 ' ' 11 1 . . , . 1 1 1 - - -1 1 1 11 - 11 , . 11 - '-. , K 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - - 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ,, . . . . ,, 11 11 1 ,, . . . . . - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 ' ,, . . . . 1 1 11 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 . . . , , , . . ., ,, . . . . . ,, A , iw! if 5 Q 3, QQ I - is 3 A x 'Qfi' T ,wa ' 15.1, ' ' 3 , x I . ii I' 41 A W4: f L, FRESHMAN Th1s was the year Pulask1 was mtroduced to us and we to lt Th1s was the year we were amazed to see a Gym wrth a sl1d1ng door and that beaut1ful pool even the Freshles could sw1m 1n Th1s IS the year we all wrsh we could rellve SOPHOMORE Th1s was the year of the ftrst Student Councll Th1s year we attended all the games and dances regularly Th1s was the year we all looked forward to becommg upper classmen CLASS OFFICERS IUNIOR Th1s Nas the year we won our flrst Football Cham p1onsh1p Th1s was the vear of our Dreamer s H011 day Prom when we came strolllng 1n early ln the mormng Th1s was the year we roamed the halls wrthout passes and thought we knew all we could poss1bly learn SENIOR Th1s was the year of charr1p1onsh1ps football bas ketball swunmmg and all around sportsmansh1p Th1s was the year of our all school Vaudev1lle Show Th1s was the year we really rel1sh and the year that ends our days as students of Pulask1 and graduate as the lune class of 51 REMEMBER THE IUNE CLASS OF 51 CI Sp MEd dSpldg MsL tt Mh ,- it Robert Brunelle President S Patricia Kowalski . Secretary R V Martin Murray A Vice-President Alice Golos Treasurer . . . ' Y ' - ' . . . ,1 I - I ' ' 4 , ,, . . . , . . . I 1- 1 1 ' . . . . , . I I ass onsors r. war au in is ore a o r HONOR STUDENTS Sheila Bouchard Dofee Mo chef Suzanne Rufhng Ahce Golos LOIS Seroczynskl Mary Ann Zaves Anna Kroenmg Dorothy Dommlak Ioyce N1em1 Ed1th Mansano W1111am Iackthuber Catherme Huber Marlan Iahnke Elame Komorowskl Ioyce WYp1SZYHSk1 Patr1c1a Polczynskl Clara Walczak Carol Stewart Ianet Ca111ar1 Mary Koceja Nancy Iag1elsk1 Rose Koss Patr1c1a Kowalskl Carol Gnader Ioyce Dresden 52 B Hy Curschmann Ioan Earle Horace Dudley Russell W1ttberger Dorothy Borchardt Mary Ann Kresse Carol Anderson Luke GabIOV1C Sylvranna Budzlszewskl Patr1c1a L1S1eCk1 Ioyce Wagner LOIS Wo1ak ' n s z e Olive Leichnitz uh . 4 . . 1 '1 AMSZEJ ALICE Al1ce Stenograplnc Office Monltor Cafeterna Servlce Home Nurslng Infirmary Momtor Knowing Alice IS I1 mg er BANSE ROBERT Petuma Scrence Hall Momtor Sensor Plannmg Commnttee Archery Club Square Dance Club Boys Intramurals Radio Club German Club Football Baseball Shy and thoughtful pleasant and k1nd A guy luke thus youll seldom Gnd BARR PATRICIA Patty ANDERSON CAROL Andy Stenogrophrc Hall Momtor Oiice Momtor Stamp Club Honor Study Hall All good thmgs come to those who walt and patsence IS my VITTUC AUGUSTYNIAK VERNON Augle H1story Leather Cratt Fush 1ng Club Student Council Speak Iuttle th1nk much Wlse men are such BALCERZAK EUGENE Gene Electlve Football Team Wrestlmg Gym Team I tramurols Interclass Swrm Meet Student Councll Hall Momtor Honor Study Hall Always alert and ready tor work BALCEREK FLORENCE o Electwe Sprung Concert Home Economacs Home Nurs :ng Glrls Glee Sensor Talent Show Vaudevllle Show Blue Mask Gay wnllmg and danng Shes always ready and rarmg Sc1ence Interclass Swnm Meet Jumor Prom Commuttee leather Craft Tennls Club Infirmary Momtor Vaude vnlle Commlttee Student Councll Sensor Talent Show The merry laugh so loud and clear Means that Pat Barr IS here BARSCH ROBERT o Elechve Gym Team Football Blue Mask A regular guy who s fun to be wnth BARTZ LA VERNE Bartz Water Ballet Blue Mask Infirmary Momtor Sensor Representatlve Charmlng to walk wlth Wutty to talk w1th BEHL THOMAS Beagle History Junior Prom Committee Senaor Prom Court of Honor Intramurals Basketball Leather Craft Football At first glance you may thunk he IS shy But he rates wlth us a very swell guy BEHLING GERALD Jerry Sc1ence Wrestlmg Track Team Cross Country Co Sports Edltor Cavaller Newspaper Quill and Scroll Spanish Club Intramurals Vauclevllle Show Hes a proper noun the sublect of populonty BEJMA JAMES Bepma Electlve Wrestling Radio Club Track Vaudevllle Show I came to school to have fun l dldn t gust say It I meant lt BELL DOROTHY Bucky Elective Senior Orchestra Sensor Plannung Committee Honor Study Hall Sprung Concert Home Economncs Oftlce Momtor Mnxed Chorus Never extreme but always gust rnght BEYER KENNETH Ken Electnre Intramurals Leather Craft Amateur Radlo Club Baseball Hall Momtor School ns o good thmg but why run a good thang to death lf 5 1 1 5 5 fi A I 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 - - 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 Fl 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . , , , . 1 1 fl' 1 ' ,, . . . . . 1, . . . . . 1 II - 1 1 1 1 1 h 11 11 - - 11 - ' . . 1 1 1 , . . - - 11 11 11 ' ' ' . 1 1 1 ll I - 11 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 1 - - 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 11 1 1 11 11 11 , B b 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 - - 1 - - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ,, . . 1 - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 11 1 - 1 11 , . 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 . , . . . ,, , . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 - - 11 , . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ,, . . . 1 11 BUDZISZEWSKI SYLVIANNA Sy va Commercial literary Staff GAA Blue Mask Gnrls Glee Mixed Chorus Chonr French Club Sprung Concert Honor Study Hall All Cnty Choir Christmas Program Vaudevnlle Show Shes an outdoor gurl 'lon of the Glens and dales Snapper English Water Ballet Vice Pres Modern Dance Club A Cappella Choir Student Serv :ce Council GAA Student Announcer Usher Hall Mon: tor Cavalier Annual Staff lnterclass Swim Meet Vaude ville Show Senior Talent Show Sprung Concert Per fume Suite Fantasy In Color Christmas Program Thanks gnvmg Program Tall and serene Truly a water queen BURNSIDE JAMES WILLIAM rm Science Baseball Hall Mom tor Chemistry Club Square Dancing Club Blue Mask Boys Intramurals Basketball Leather Club AuduoVusual Club lm not like the ot er s of I5 or 16 lm BIESIADNY, GEORGE George Elective, Intramural Sports, Leather Craft, Amateur Radio Club, Baseball, Hall Monitor. Not for himself but for the world he lives. BLINK HAROLD Herm Science Orientation Program Football Team Blue Mask. lts easy once you get the hang of it. BONNERT LOIS Lowie Elective Girls Club Home Economics. Manner not gold is a woman s finest adornment. BORCHARDT DOROTHY Dotty English GAA Chemistry Club Modern Dance Office Monitor Usher Homecoming Rally Honor Study Hall Theres mischief In those laughing eyes BOUCHARD SHEILA Chick English GA A Girls Glee Sprung Concert A Cappel la Office Monitor Cafeteria Monitor Blue Mask Cavalier Newspaper Co edltor Modern Dance Thanks glvmg Program Christmas Program Honor Study Hall Quill and Scroll Cool calm and contagious BRADER RUTH Rufhle Elective GAA Camera Club A Cappella Home Economncs Club Hall Monitor Office Monitor Honor Study Hall Glrls Glee Advanced Girls Chorus Ruth hos a boyfriend Young IS his name It wont be long before hers as the same BRUENING ANITA Nita Elective GAA Sensor Band Girls Glee Honor Study Hall Sprung Concert Advanced Chorus Hall Monitor Christmas Program Thanksgiving Program Counselor Vaudevllle Show Orchestra A gal we like to have around BRUNELLE ROBERT o Swimming Team Tennls Intramurals lnterclass Swim Meet Life Saving Tumbling Dolphin Club Sports Editor Annual Literary Sto5 Senior Class President Junior Prom Court of Honor Junior Prom Planning Commxttee Christmas Program Mixed Chorus A Cappella Spring Concert Hall Monitor Vaudevllle cially Jan Tiny and lovable BUSNIEWSKI THERESA Tess Elective AllCnty Band All Cnty Jr Band Sr Band Sr Orchestra Home Economics Club Hall Monitor GAA Sprung Concert Glrls Glee Advanced Glrls Chorus Mixed Chorus Delightful Delnrlu Show Honor Study Hall Blue Mask Hes tops an swimming and with the gurls espe BRYAN NORMA Norma Elective Archery Club Library Monitor Blue Mask BUSSIAN ALFRED Mathematics Square Dance Club German Club Chemls try Club Track Wrestling Gym Team Intramurals Blue Mask ns the kund of everyone likes t ave around I V ll , , ' I I , , , . , , I - - -r f 1 , 1 - - -1 1 I ' I I . . 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U , . . , 9 Y d I 1 11 I H1 - h ' I ' 0 h boy I , 173, ,, . ..m!,, x L 2 f 'T'- .fauf 9 BYERS KARL Butch Sclence Quiet people are welcomed everywhere BYLEWSKI SHIRLEY Shlrl Science Hall Momtor Gym Momtor Last 8- Found Momtor Home Nurslng Club Speech Cholr Folklore Club Fashlon Club Leathercraft Club Blue Mask Nothing rs nmpossrble to a wllllng heart CALLIARI JANET MARIE an Electlve G A A Secretary Student Servlce Councll Jr Prom Court of Honor Jr Prom Committee Christmas Program Gnrls Glee Mtxed Chorus Sprung Concert Annual Llterary Staff Inter class Swlm Meet Hall Momtor Vaudevllle Show Talent Show State Student Servuce Councll Convention A cute llttle lass with flashing brown eyes wlros always Bob mg along CANNON RAYMOND Ray Science Rod 8. Gun Club Archery Club I dare adventure' CHRISTENSON CAROL Blondie Elective Jr and Sr Prom Decoratmg Commlttees A gurl luke Carol IS welcome everywhere CURSCHMANN BETTY Betsy English Hall Momtor Gym Momtor Infirmary Momtor Square Dance Club Jr and Sr Prom Decoratung Com mnttees Cafeterla Bookkeeper Honor Roll Vaudevllle Show Cafeteria Service Jolly and sensnble cute and bnght Never extreme but always pst right CWIKLIS KENNETH JOHN Can you Manual Arts Baseball Basketball Football lntra murals Interclass Swim Meet Jr Prom Commnttee Jr Prom Kung Oh come on show us those muscles' CYGANIAK MARY Cye Stenographlc Hall Momtor Honor Study Hall Chair She has a gracious and wunmng manner CZARNECKI ROBERT Carrots Manual Arts Stage Craft Club Stage Crew Court of Honor Gym Team Jr Prom Decorating Committee Honor Study Hall Heres one redhead whom we never see Iosmg his head DALLMAN BERNARD Benny Elective Baseball Track As a good fellow he couldnt be beat DEMBOWSKI RICHARD DAVID Dick Electrve Football Wrestling Track Mixed Chorus Christ mas Program Vaudevllle Show Tall Inght and handsome that s hum DOMINIAK DOROTHY Dommsk: Electnre G A A Speech Choir Prom Art Crew Movlemakmg Club Usher Chour AllCaty Cholr Cava ller Newspaper Stan Sr Edu tor Cavaller Annual Christ mas Program Vaudevnlle Show Sr Talent Show Honor Study Hall Chairman S Planning Committee Glrls Glee Quill B. Scroll Office Momtor Centenmal Pageant Her love tor crowd ex cntement and laughter Wull blnd the c'1alrs of her frnendshlp forever A Cappella Gs...- it V112 DONARSKI GREGORY Greg Englrsh Blue Mask Sr Band Pep Band Swummmg Team Dolphm Club Life Saving Club Spanish Club AllClty Fanfare A playboy In hrs own rnght DRAWS THOMAS HOWARD on Scrence Football Basketball Intramurals Presndent S C C Head ot the Honor Study Halls Thanksgnvmg Collec tnon Christmas Program Cavalier Art Staff Vaudevllle Show Blue Mask Scholastnc Art Award Hls friends are many Hrs foes are few Hes tall and smart and wltty too 1 11 - H I . 1 1 1 , . . 11 11 , J 1 - 1 . , . . f 1 1 1 1 I ' I 1 1 1 ,, . . . , 1 1- 11 1 ' I ' N 11 11 11 - 11 1 , . . . ,, . . . 11 1 r I 1 I ' , . . - . . . , 5 I I 1 f Y . 1 - 'N 11 - - 1 1 -. - 11 11 11 1 I I 1 'I ' 1 1 - 1 - 11 11 , . 11 11 1 1 1 ' - . , . man, Mr. Tnernan s Momtor. 11 1 1 - 11 . 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I ' I I ' I 1 1 DRESDEN JOYCE Sk1ppy Stenographrc Hall Monitor Gym Monitor Cavaller News Typast Blue Mask Bookstore Monltor Prom Decoratnon Commlttee Short cute ond wow what a bram' DUDLEY HORACE Dud Science Latln Club Lost and Found Monitor Blue Mask A true scholar EARLE JOAN Scrence CovaluerAnnualStalt Thanksglvmg Program Court of Honor Student Council Vaudevulle Show Office Mon :tar Inter class Swrm Meet Muxed Chorus Gnrls Glee Blue Mask As sweet and ettervescent as the soda pop he loves' ECKERT JOYCE Elective Sprung Concert Home Economucs Club Home Nursung Gnrls Glee Jr Prom Queen Sr Talent Show She captures them all large and small 4' I FALK LAWRENCE Larry Englrsh Archery Club Rod 81 Gun Club Leathercraft Club Fushmg Club Raduo Club Freshman Homeroom Advisor Blue Mask I never trouble trouble FILIPAK AUDREY Flp nmg Committee Photography Club man her will wm secretary CP KD' Mask Language Club Stenographlc Court of Honor Prom Decoratmg Com mlttee Fashion Club Home Economlcs Club GAA Leather Craft Club Movie Making Club Prom Plan Experience IS the best teacher FILIPIAK DONALD Flp Elecfrve Football Basketball Tenms Stage Crew Boys Glee Mixed Cholr Talent Show Speech Chrust mas Program Stat? Photogra e President of How can one person say so much nn so lnttle time FINTAK ELAINE DUCIIESS Stenographlc G A A Lost and Found Monitor Square Dancmg Fashion Club Hall Monntor Senior Court of Honor Prom Decoratlon Commlttee Stamp Club Modern Dancmg Sensor Vaudevllle Shaw Art Fore Elalnes cute and cheerful grm many frlends to FISHER EDWARD Eddie Science Basketball Flshlng Club Archery Club Chem lstry Club Jr and Sr Life Saving Club Science Club In sprung thas man s fancy turns to what he s been thlnklng about all wmter FRANECKI RAYMOND Raymle Elective Stage Crew Captain Oftlcer of Speech Class Boys Intramurals Track Stage Craft Club Although he IS not a bug executlve he has a FRANKOWIAK ROBERT GEORGE Bo Elective Stamp Club Huntmg 8- Flshlng Club Blue To hunt fish and pamt what more can l ask? FUHR PEARL Tuhp Elective Home Economlcs Club Home Nursung Club G A A Prom Decoratnon Committee Honor Study Hall She will only have one Bull In her life GABROVIC LUKE JOHN Bud Mathematics Jr Prom Commnttee Track Cross Coun try Basketball Basebal Intramurals French Oral He may seem quiet but not our Buddy GAULKE LOIS JOAN Lore Elective Co Art Edntor Annual Staff Inter class Swlm Meet Sprung Concert Pres Fashion Club Sr Band S Orchestra Pep Band Honor Day Program GAA Water Ballet Prom Decoratmg Commlttee Thanks gnvnng Play AllCnty Band Tenms Club Ask and It shall be gaven you Seek and ye shall Gnd Knock and at shall be opened unto you . K .. 1, . . , 1 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 Jo , Jo , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 . . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , , . , 1 I I ' 1 . . 4 . . . ,, - 1 1 1 . 1' ' ' I II Il Il 1 1 1 1 . . - 11 11 L . -L ly . V 55 I III X I 11 - 11 , I I I - 1 1 1 - - -1 I I l 11 - - 11 11 - 11 , I 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . I I I I - , ph r, 11 . . . 11 11 11 1 1 - - -1 1 ,, . g , , , , K . . 1 1 1 px 1 1 ' ,, . , . . 1 . . ,, 11 1 11 1 I I I I - , . . , . 11 - - 1 1 . . . ,, 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ,, . . . 1 11 11 11 1 b 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 . 11 - 11 1 1 1 . . ., , ,, . . . . ,, 11 1 1 I ' I I ' 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 , . 11 -1 1 I ' I ' ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 V iff 1 1 1 - - - , 5 - ' - 1 1 1 , - , . , 11 1 - - f X, . . 11 1 1 - GELDON ROGER Gesclen Electsve Baseball Intra Mu ral Club Audso Vssual Club Dolphsn Club Polssh Club Blue Mask Hss nsce personality makes hsm a frsend to all GOLOS ALICE Alcsa Electlve Class Treasurer Polssh Club Pressdent lnter class Swsm Meet Water Ballet GA A Speech Chosr Junsor Prom Commsttee Hall Monstor Prom Decoratsng Commsttee Sensor Vaudevslle Show Sensor Talent Show Honor Study Hall Keeper of the class shekels but not a shylock GOLOS IRENE Irene Electsve Water Ballet Blue Mask Cheerleader G A A Sensor Plannsng Commsttee Teen Age Broadcast GNADER CAROL Toots Commercsal A Cappella Blue Mask Square Dancsng Vaudevslle Show Cavalier News Typsst Mussc hath charm and so has Carol Ottice Monstor lnterclass Swsm Meet No luck boys shes ssgned a contract GRADINJAN MARYANNE Tiny Scsence Office Monstor G A A lnterclass Swsm Meet A lsttle gal but full of pep Wsthout her sparkle we d have no zep GRAVES RAYMOND oy Electsve Swsmmsng Track Football Intramurals Blue Mask Lsfe Savsng Pleasure before work GRAVES WILMA Wsllse English GAA Sprsng Concert Advanced Gsrls Chorus A country gal wsth csty sdeas GRAYSON MARY Mary Commercial GAA Home Economscs Movse Maksng Club Leather Craft Water Ballet Interclass Swsrn Meet Hall Monstor Freshman Counselor Honor Day Program Chrsstmas Program Sensor Talent Show Shes cute shes sweet She cant be beat GRlFFlTH BEVERLY Bever Electsve Sprsng Concert Chrsstmas Program Infirmary Monstor Office Monstor May she never msss a step sn her dance through I 9 Gnosnwosm some Svph Electsve Home Economscs Folklore Home Nurssng Square Dance Club Office Monstor Gsrls Glee Ad vanced Gsrls Chorus Chrsstmas Program Honor Study Ha ln the school room a quset lass But she was dsflerent out of class GRUDZIELANEK BERNICE BGVFHG Stenographsc GAA Sprung Concert Sensor Prom Court of Honor Chrsstmas Program Freshman Coun selor Sensor Vaudevslle Gsrls Glee Advanced Gsrls Chorus Msxed Chorus Cute and gay We lske her that way O 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 11 - 11 I I I I . . . . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . . ., Y - I I I I ' I I I I ' . . . . 1, . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1, . . . . 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N, X , 1 1 ' 'y . . . , - 1 , 1 I W 1 ' , . ,, . 11 -, r GOELTZER JOHN John Scsence Sr Orchestra Sprung Concert Vaudevslle Show Quset and reserved the perfect gentleman GOETZ JEAN Chsck Commercsal GAA Sprsng Concert Chrsstmas Program lnterclass Swsm Meet Office Monstor Attendance Monstor Court ol Honor Msxed Cho rus Gsrls Glee Advanced Gsrls Chorus Cavalser Lster ary Stall Sensor Talent Show A frsend everyone wsshes to know GOLLWITZER1 DOLORES Msclrey Eledsve Fashson Club Chasr man of Honor Study Hall Sprung Concert Opensng of the Arena Msxed Chorus Advanced Gsrls Chorus Chrsstmas Program Prom Art Crew A very quset lsttle lass Untsl you see her out of :oss S owns HELING ARNOLD Smoky Electwe Football Basketball Track Gym Team All Cuty End Football Chrustmas Pro gram Thanksguvmg Baskets Commuttee Inter Class Swum Meet Momtor Captaun Boys Intramurals Boy s Glee Sprung Concert Honor Study Hall Blue Mask He takes hus fun an leaves nothmg undone HENDRICKS SHIRLEY MAY Shurla Electuve Speech Choir Mov ue Making Club Mixed Chor us Gurls Adv Chorus Sprung Concert Momtor Captam Attendance Monutor Spamsh Club Modern Dance Club Inter Class Swum Meet Shes like champagne sparklung eyes and a bub blung personality HERRIGES JOANNE Dodue Stenographuc GAA Speech Cholr Mixed Chorus Home Economucs Club Hall Mom HEUN RALPH JOSEPH tor Chrustmas Program Ralph Spring Concert Gurls Glee Elective Leathercraft Club Cafeterua Momtor Boys Intramurals Toy Con Sugar and splce and struction Club everythung nice He s welcome anywhere HAFEMAN CAROL Carol Elective G.A.A. Home Nursing Spanish Club. Short and sweet. HAGGITH GLENWOOD Glen Electuve Football Baseball Basketball I have a luttle shadow that follows me round HALLETT KATHLEEN Katht' Stenographuc Home Economucs GAA Advanced Gurls Chorus Muxed Chorus Chrustmas Program Sprung Concert Cafeterua Momtor An occasuonal day off helps to druve away bore dom HAMMERSCHMIDT SHIRLEY Snooks Scuence Home Nursmg Club Spanish Club Square Dance Usher Junior and Senuor Prom Decoratung Committee Cavalier Annual Staff Vaudevulle Show Sensor Talent Show lnterclass Swum Meet Honor Study Hall Chairman She really was true to that wonderful guy M H from Purdue HAMPTON MARCIA Lionel Mathematics A Cappella Sprung Concert Chrustmas Program Vaudevllle Show So quiet that you cant hear her for who can hear a blush HANAUER DANIEL Dan Scuence Elevator Operator Mann Door Momtor Fush Ing Club Archery Club Wrestllng Team Track Team Cross Country Freshman Counselor By the work one knows the workman HARLEY JANET an Electuve GA A Sprung Concert Girls Glee Glrls Advanced Chorus Modern Dance Club Vaudevulle Show Speech Choir Hall Momtor Latm Club Well muss you when you re gone HEIM ROWLAND R0lll9 Scuence Blue Mask Toy Club Thonksguvung Program class HEINEN JOHN Lon9 John Scuence Intramurals Blue Mask Tenms Relouce and make merry for tomorrow you due HINTZ GERALD RAMON Jerry Scuence Baseball Basketball Football Honor Study Hall Board Student Councul Bad ger Boys State Square Dance Club Intramurals Dolphm Club T know hm was pruvulege II II I I I I II II II II I I I I - II . I II II II I I I - - -I . , . . I I ' , . II - - , II II II I I I I I I I I I I I , . II II II . II I I I I , . II - I I II II II I I I I - I I I I , . II II II II , J . . . , . , , . . ., , I I I I I I - II I - I II II I II I I I I ' ,I . . . . . I Thus vouce was the prude of Mass Ruchard s speech II II II I I I I - ,, .. I II IX II II I I - II . II I I I I I ' I I - I I . . . . ,I I II II II I . . I . . . . I . . . I I I . , , . . ., I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I A I I I - I . II II I I I I I I I I . . . . , . I - . , I I I I I ,, , . . . I - . I . , . I . II I . . I II - d . . o u a - II I - II I I II II I II .I -II HINTZ, NORMAN ANTHONY Norm English, Boys' Intramurals, Football, Baseball. l have learned, therefore I am content. HOEFT, LORRAINE MARY Lorrie Stenographic, G.A.A., Modern Dance Club, Speech Choir, Sr. Prom Court of Honor, Jr. Prom Committee, Infirmary Monitor, Oftice Monitor, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, Vaudeville Show, Christmas Program, Sr. Talent Show, Blue Mask. She gathers friends everywhere. HOENOW, DOROTHY MILDRED Dot Accounting, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Square Dance Club, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Cavalier Annual Business Stalt, Gym Monitor. A modest girl never pursues a man nor does a mousetrap pursue a mouse. HOGAN, RONALD Hoagy Elective, Blue Mask, Toy Club, Styrofoam Club, Arch- ery Club, Boys' Glee, Jr. Band, Camera Club. I may do something sensational yet! HOLWECK, CAROLINE JOAN Carol Elective, G.A.A., Pep Rally Committee, Student Coun- cil, Usher, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee, Stamp Club, latin Club, Ballroom Dance Club, Chemistry Club, Christmas Program, Archery Club, Honor Day Pra- gram, Home Nursing Club, Vaudeville Planning Committee. We'lI always remember her for it was at P. U. that we first met. HONADEL, I.aVAUGHN Mike Elective, Cavalier Annual Business Staff, Library Moni- tor, Hall Monitor, Square Dance Club, Ass. Senior Homeroom Representative. Eyes of blue, hair of gold, and a charmer l've been told. HONADEI., RENEE ELAINE Renna English, Square Dance Club, Hall Monitor, Intirmary Monitor, Blue Mask. Eyes of blue, hair of gold, and a personality l've been told. HORDYK, SHIRLEY Shirl Elective, Girls' Glee, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Program, Library Monitor. Her little deeds of kindness are appreciated by all. HUBER, CATHERINE ANNE Cath Science, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Square Dance Club, Honor Study Hall, Fashion Club, Mixed Chorus, All-City Chorus, Spring Concert. lndependent now, but not forever. HURZELER, ROBERT Bob English, Sr. Band, Wrestling, Model Racing Club, Keep Fit Club. Do not forget him when day is done. IPSEN, KENT lspen Elective, Cavalier Annual Art Editor, Homecoming Pep Rally, Jr. and Sr. Orchestra, Program Chairman, Speech Choir, Blue Mask. A comedian in his own right. J' ii f JAGIELSKI, NANCY Nan Elective, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Fashion Club, Spring Con- cert, All-City Choir, Senior Planning Committee, Hall Monitor, Home Economics Club, Music Appreciation Program. l like people for what they are and not for what they should be. ? Q , 1 K JACOBE, GERALD Jake Elective, Football, Basketball, Track, Gym Team, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Spring Concert, Cafeteria Service, Wrestling. lt at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try, try again. 4 l. I 59 JACHTHUBER, WILLIAM Mud Science, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Chemistry Club, Arch- ery Club, Chairman of Honor Study Hall, Swimming, Ac- cordion Club, Vaudeville Show. Sometimes glad, some- times sad, sometimes mischie- vous, but never bad.'l no deli! LCZYNSKI, CAROL JOYCE K, Carol ,C - G.A.A., Chemistry Tennis Club, Spring A Cappella Choir, Choir, Freshman Ori- Program, Vaudeville Blue Mask. he's the All-American school girl. Tumbling Club. oh at others! KNAPINSKI, DOROTHY Karp Stenographic, G.A.A., French Club, Home Nursing Club, Cafeteria Service. Her good nature is like perpetual motion, it never stops. KOCEJA, DANIEL Dan Mathematics, Football, Blue Mask, Golf, Wrestling, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Baseball, Boys' Intra- murals, Track. A modest fellow and a good friend. KOCEJA, MARY Mary Science, G.A.A., Forward Wisconsin, Advanced Cho- rus, A Cappella Choir, Senior Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, Cavalier Newspaper, Cavalier Annual Literary Editor, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Orientation Program, Spring Concert, Mixed Pageant, Prom Decorating Committee, Vaude- how, Sr. Talent Shaw, Christmas Program, Honor Hall, All-City Symphony, Quill and Scroll. well known girl with personality unquestionable eauty galore. SOPHIE Sue Ottice Monitor, Senior Talent Show. is full of styles, to find another you'd walk miles. IRENE Reno r middle name must be sunshine. ELAINE Kama Science, Office Monitor, G.A.A., Counselor's tor, Polish Club, Senior Talent Show. She who labors diligently need never despair, OPACZEWSKI, MARY ANN Tools tenographic, Home Nursing Club, Cafeteria Service, Monitor. Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. MATTHEW M. Matti Boys' Glee, Boys' intramurals, Spring Con- Christmas Program, Track. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the of men. DAVE ADRIAN Fritz Sr. Band Drum Moior, Sr. Orchestra, A Blue Mask, Dance Bond, All-City Band, Orchestra, Spring Concert, Vaudeville Show. With a sweet note for every one. KIELIS1EWSKl, RlTAfELAlNE t IIKeHyII Elective, Economics Club, G.A.A., Archery Club, Inter- Class Swim Meet, Hall Moni- tor, Attendance Monitor, Serious sometimes, but, KIELISZEWSKI, THEODORE LEONARD Kelly Elective, Track, Cross-Coun- try, Court of Honor, Fresh- man Orientation Program. We'd like to reorder this guy, send us more. KLAMECKI, PATRICIA Pat Science, Cafeteria Service, Square Dance Club, Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club, Speech Choir, Ottice Monitor, Stamp Collection Club, Science Club. Never too busy to lend a helping hand. 4 KLEINMANN, ELAINE Link Elective, G.A.A., Spring Con- cert, Girls' Glee, Ottice Mon- itor, Attendance Monitor, Girls' Advanced Chorus, Jr. Prom Planning Committee. Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. 61 . , . Ti-Ax' fN or-i 62 KRAUSE, DARLENE Dolly English, Senior Planning Committee, Senior Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, String Quartette, Pageant, Blue Mask Pres., Speech Choir, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, All-City Symphony. She always has a smile to share with anyone from anywhere. KRAWCZYK, JOAN LaVERN Gorgeous Georgeen Elective. Weakness-Band lead- ers. KREMPLEWSKI, RITA Rita Commercial, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Home Nurs- ing Club, Archery Club, Girls' Glee, Advanced Cho- rus, Spring Concert, Christ- mas Program, Blue Mask, Inter-Class Swim Meet, At- tendance Monitor, Office Monitor, Honor Day Pro- gram, Freshman Orientation Program. Quiet but always ready to do a favor. KOSNICKI, DOLORES Lorrie Elective, Fashion Club, Home Economics Club, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Ballroom Dance Club, Girls' Glee. SiIence is golden and in it we are wealthy. KOSS, ROSE ELIZABETH MDW Elective, G.A.A., Student Council, Home Economics Club, Christmas Program, Vaudeville Committee, Sr. Talent Show, Vaudeville Show. Were she perfect, one would admire her more, but love her Iess. KOTLAN, ROBERT Moose Elective, Swimming Team, Football, Life Saving Club, Boys' Intramurals. Sleep is important, need we say more. KOVACH, VILMA Val Elective, G.A.A., Captain Cheerleader, Water Ballet, Modern Dance Club, Inter-Class Swim Meet, A Cap- pella Choir, Vaudeville Show, Mixed Chorus, Senior Talent Show. l can't help it, she replied with a sigh, that all the boys whistle to catch my eye. KOWALSKI, PATRICIA Patsy Elective, Leathercraft Club, G.A.A., Cavalier Annual Literary Staff, A Cappella Choir, Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, All-City Choir, Hall Monitor, Secretory June Class '5l, Senior Talent Show, Vaudeville Show, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Quill and Scroll. Beauty and brains-a perfect combination for a lucky fellow. CR, FJ KRACZEK, LUCILLE ELLEN Lucy Elective, Sr. Orchestra, Spring Concert, Girls' Glee, Advanced Chorus, Fashion Club, Home Economics Club, Gym Monitor, Infirmary Monitor. To be young is surely the best gift of Iife. KRAJEWSKI, GERALDINE Gerry Elective, Home Economics Club Vice-Pres., Home Nurs ing Club, Hall Monitor, Ballroom Dance Club. Her sweet disposition will conquer every heart. KRAJEWSKI, RAYMOND FRANK Ray English, Swimming Team, Track, Tennis Team, Boys' Intramurals, Hall Monitor, Life Saving Club, Dolphin Club, Tumbling Club, Student Council, Freshman Orientation Program, Locker Repairman, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Senior Talent Show, Vaudeville Show. Pulaski will long remember this swimming cham pion of champions. KRASINSKI, JOAN Bones Stenographic, Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Office Monitor, Senior Planning Committee. She is likeable as she is lookabIe. KRESSE, MARY ANNE Mary Science, G.A.A., Leathercraft Club, Movie Making, Water Ballet, Color Fantasy, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Stu- dent Council, Honor Day Pro- gram, AII-City Jr. and Sr. Orchestra, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Sr. Talent Show, Sr. Orchestra, All-City Symphony A cute little lass who is a credit to her cIass. KROENING, ANITA ELLEN Squish' Elective, G.A.A., Studen Council Vice Pres., Executiv Board Wisconsin Association Student Council, A Cappella Choir, All-City Choir, Literary Editor Annual Staff, Spring Concert, Vaudeville Show Quill and Scroll, Honor Sa ciety. Her long list of unendin charm is a credit to he personality. KRUEGER, CARL Carl Elective, Football, Basketball, Dramatic Club, News- paper Staff, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Square Dancing Club, Boys' Glee Club. A true friend to the end. KRZYZAN, CARL Carl Elective, Leathercraft Club, Speech Choir, Square Dance Club. The lad with a steady mind. KULESA, ARLENE Luscious Elective, G.A,A., Girls' Glee Club, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Speech Choir, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Service, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Senior Talent Show. ThoughtfuIness of others is her main interest. KULPA, ROBERT Bob Science, Blue Mask, Dance Band, Sr. Orchestra, Sr, Band, Boys' Glee, Science Club, Jr. Band, Spring Concert, Auto Mechanic Club, Latin Club. Deep in your heart you're a good little boy, naughty Bob. KUMPREY, JOSEPH Joey Science, Track, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Cross- country, Gym Team, Intramural Sports, Blue Mask, Honor Study Hall, Lost and Found Monitor, Monitor Captain, Speech Officer, Model Air Plane Club. On the track he is a whiz, and the girls, he makes them dizzCy7. LAACK, PATRICIA Pat Elective, Advanced Chorus, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert. Never you fear, Pot is here, LAITINEN, ROBERT DUANE Lite Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Boys' Glee, A Cappella Chair, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Square Dance Club, Double Quartette, Sr. Talent Show, Vaudeville Show, Wrestling. Ready, willing, and abIe. LANGE, IDA 'Furmer Elective, Vaudeville Show, Cavalier Staff, Cafeteria Service, Speech Choir, Honor Study Hall, Oflice Mani- tor, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor. The girl whose 'Ben' all around. LATUS, GLORIA Stenographic, Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Sr. Plan- ning Committee, Sr. Talent Show. Glorie A brainy lass and oh, such class! LAZARSKI, NANCY MAE Jinx Stenographic, Hall Leathercraft Club, 'X Monitor, Girls' A., Water Ballet, Junior Committee, lntercloss Meet, Senior Talent The very room 'cuz' she LEGATH, MARY Chick English, Hall Monitor, Fash- ion Club, G,A.A., Prom Dec- orations, Senior Talent Show. LEGLER, MARGARET ANN Margie Elective, Home Economics Club, Fashion Club, Hall Monitor, Cavalier Art Staff. LEICHNITZ, OLIVE Bunny Elective, Mixed Chorus, Ger- man Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Christmas Program. in seemed warm from to ceiling. Then she will talk. Good Gosh! How she will talk. It is what you learn after you know it all that counts. uf' To Bunny, smile was style. Si- Ls' 63 LEITLOFF, MARLENE MAE Snokie Science, Assoc. Editor Cava- lier Annual, G.A.A., Girls' Club, Speech, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, All-City Chorus, Library Monitor, Usher, Jun- ior, Prom Committee, Chemis- try Club, Quill and Scroll, Vaudeville Show. Her eves sparkle like her ring, and soon wedding bells will ring. MANSKE, PATRICK Put Elective. Small in size but mighty in personality. MASON, AUSTIN Elective, Spanish Club, Hall, Track. A modest tellow and a good friend. MASSEN, JOAN Stenographic. Once a friend, always a friend. MATHUSZEK, JAMES English, Basketball, Golf Squad, Track, Intramurals. What's more fun than having a good time? MATUSZEWSKI, BARBARA Science, Hall Monitor, Latin Club. The way to gain friends is to be one. MAY, GERALD Mathematics, Intramurals, German Club, Boys' Glee, Track, Trees for Tomorrow Camp. He is well liked, and alike to all. MAZUREK, BERNARD Science, Leather Craft, Boys' Intramurals, Basketball, Rod and Gun Club. Honesty, fair play, A pal any day. MECIKALSKI, FELIX Elective, Rod and Gun Club, Bashful - we wonder. MEDROW, KENNETH Science, Intramurals, Senior Planning Committee, Leathercraft, Rod and Gun Club, Baseball, Camera Club, Dolphin Club. A good name is rather to be chosen than great editors. MENTKOWSKI, RITA Stenographic, Hall Monitor. She's the reason for all the giggling on the bus. Hall Monitor, Honor Study MANTEUFEL, RICHARD uoicku Mathematics, Junior Band, Senior Band, Spring Con- cert, Proiection Crew, Radio Club, Hall Monitor, Golf Team. After all his work is done, He certainly has a lot of fun. Mason nhmau uwickff Barbie HMUYH Hsenff Mike Intramurals, Basketball. Hxenfr HRHGH MANTEY, EDWARD Big Ed Science, Dolphin Club, Life Saving, Football, Wrestling, Pep Rally, Senior Talent Show, Swimming, Honor Study Holl. Feeds on friendship, blondes, and brunettes. MARKUNAS, FRANK Frankie English, Elevator and Hall Monitor, Stamp Collector Club, Intramurals, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Fresh- man Counselor, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask. Prince Charming in dis- guise. MARONN, NEAL Edda Science, Editor-in-chief - Ca- valier Annual Statf, Basket- ball Manager, Intramurals, Honor Study Hall. He will rise to editorial fame! 65 66 MUSCHINSKI, MARY Mushers Elective, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Tumbling Club, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Hall Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Ottice Monitor, Christmas Program, Vaudeville Show, Cavalier Annual Literary StaH, Blue Mask, Thanksgiving Program, Cheerleader. This pretty lass is nice to know, Sorry lads, she has a beau. NAGY, NANCY Punchie Elective, Modern Dance Club, Camera Club, G.A.A., Ad- vanced Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Cafeteria Service, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask. A clear conscience is a soft pillow. NAGY, PHYLLIS Fifi Elective, G.A.A., Camera Club, Modern Dance Club, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Spring Con- cert, Girls' Glee, Cafeteria Service, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask. Never too busy to talk. MEYER, VALERIE Val Science, Science Club, Girls' Club, Assistant Picture Editor Cavalier Annual, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Hall Monitor, Library Monitor, Quill and Scroll, Cafe- teria Service, Vaudeville Show. Full of honor and loyalty true, doing things she ought to do. MICHALSKI, GERTRUDE HELEN Gertie Elective, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Modern Dance, Usher, Hall Monitor, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, All-City Choir, Mixed Chorus, Arena Program, Vaudeville Show, A Cappella Choir, Inter-Class Swim Meet. A iolly girl, chuck full of lun. She's always nice to everyone. MICHALSKI, GERTRUDE ANN Gertie Stenographic, Girls' Glee Club, Modern Dance, Square Dance Club, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Arena Program, Usher, Honor Study Hall. Quiet but cheerful. MOHR, RICHARD Dick Industrial Arts, Square Dance Club, Camera Club, Dolphin Club. Aw, quit it out. MOLENDA, DONALD Molto Science, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Boys' Intramurals, Student Council, Spanish Club, .Ir. and Sr. Prom Court of Honor, Gym Monitor. Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why can't they all be contented like me. MORRIS, PAT Irish Elective, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus, Spring Concert. She's a diflerent kind. MOSCHETZ, DORRENE J. Mo Elective, German Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club. She is blessed with many virtues. MUELLER, RICHARD A. Mueller Elective, Varsity Basketball, Fishing Club, Freshman Orientation, Intramurals, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, Pep Rally, Christmas Program, Archery Club. His father is a pedestrian, he has a car and a grown son. MURRAY, MARTIN VANCE Marty Elective, Football, Wrestling, Christmas Program, Stu- dent Announcer, Vice-President of Senior Class, Toy Club, Monitor Captain, Senior Planning Committee, Blue Mask. He's not a pansy, he's not a wheel, a 'fellow like Marty is really real. NALBERT, RICHARD Dick Science, Hall Monitor, Intra- murals, Fishing Club, Cross- Country. Although we dan't hear him, we know he is there. NETKO, PATRICIA Pat Science, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Junior Prom Committee, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, At- tendance Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Pro- gram. Pat came to school for an education, But learning doesn't all come from books. NEUENFELDT, KATHERINE Kathy Elective, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Home Eco- nomics, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Intirmary Monitor, Speech Choir, Office Monitor, Camera Club, Square Dance Club, Leather Craft. A sweet quiet miss, with a personality-plus Carl. NIEMI, JOYCE Jayco Mathematics, Co-Editor Cavalier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Speech Choir, Latin Club, Senior Orchestra, Junior Orchestra, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall. A feature with a future. NIEMI, MARILYN Lynn Elective, Home Nursing, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. Marilyn knows her stuff. NOAH, CAROL Noah Elective, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Oftice Moni- tor, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask. It's the little things you do that count. NOAH, GERALD Gerry Science, Intramurals, Student Council, Monitor, Leather Craft, Swimming Team, Tennis Club, Senior Life Sav- ing, Inter-Class Swim Meet. He's quiet but so nice. NOWACZYK, LAWRENCE Leona Commercial, Intramurals, Student Council, Track. A quiet lad in school, no doubt, But boy, what o change when he's out. NOWAKOWSKI, GRACE Grace Stenogrophic, Office Monitor, G.A.A., Senior Planning Committee, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask. She's pretty and sweet and very petite. OKULSKI, SOPHIA Sophie Elective, Spring Concert, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Court of Honor, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Ottice Monitor, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Usher. She has no string to hold her down, To make her fret or make her frown. PAGEL, PATRICIA Pat Elective, Hall Monitor, Mixed Chorus, President of Speech Choir, Home Economics, Fashion Club, Camera Club, Senior Talent Show, Latin Club, Prom Decorat- ing Committee. This blonde bombshell is full of grins and giggles. PAGENKOPF, JAMES Jima English, Boys' Glee, Spring Concert, Keep Fit Club, In- PAGENKOPF, ROBERT Bob tramurals, Wrestling, Base- EHQHSI1, Wrestling, Irlffd- ball. murals, Keep Fit Club. The champ, little, but A man is not measured mighty. by his height. 'XX ix' PARRY, ROSALIA Zale Elective, Homecoming Queen '49, Water Ballet President, Modern Dance, Vaudeville Show, Senior Planning Com- mittee, Pep Rally, Elmer, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Teen- time Radio Program, Senior Talent Show, Public Address Announcer, Home Study Hall, Oflice Monitor, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Attendance Monitor. Worth seeing, Yes, but much more worth knowing. PASTERSKI, JAMES Marsh Science, Football, Swimming, Track, Student Council Vice- President, Camera Club, Vice-President, A Cappella, All-City A Cappella, All- City Orchestra, Public Ad- dress Announcer, Dance Band, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Senior Talent Show, Boys' Double Quartet, Pep Rallies, Teentime Radio Proe gram, Vaudeville Show. What care I for worry, work, or trouble. 67 PECHAUER, MARSHALL Marsh English, Student Council, Cav- alier Annual Sports Editor, Dolphin Club, Camera Club, Inter-City High School Coun- cil, Homecoming Rally, Track Manager, Quill and Scroll, Intramurals, Cross Country, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Armistice Day Program. He's full of fun and fancy free, We know o true success he'II be. PEDDER MARIANNE Mutzu Electuve Scuence Club Span ush Club Blue Mask Attend ance Monutor Office Monutor Hall Monutor Clean Up Mul waukee Campaugn Full of fun suncere and sweet h IU cant e beat PEKRUL HARVEY Flash Electuve Sr Band AllCuty Band Chrustmas Program Sprung Concert Blue Mask S Talent Show Camera Club Square Dance Club Honor Study Hall Hall Mon utor Polush Club Hes Q ladys man PELLER EDWARD Muckey Scuence Jr Prom Commuttee I949 Golf Team Blue Masll Hes as restless as the wundfshueldwlperj PIECZYNSKI HELENE ANN Helene Electuve Spamsh Club Usher GAA Sprung Concert Cat eterua Servuce Oltlce Monu or An agreeable Muss to have around PIETROWIAK LEONARD Pete Electuve Football Baseball Monutor Captaun Never seen wuthout grun but more there us to luke hum PLECHA ARLINE Plecher of fun and fruendluness Swum Meet Annual Luterary Stafl Iuttle way POPLAWSKI ALICE Senuor Talent Show POWELL JO ANN craft Club Gurls PROSS ELMER JOHN Electuve Sprung Concert Chrustmas Program Fashuon Club Freshman Oruentatuon Program Honor Study Hall Cafeterua Monutor Her cheery face we wull always muss thus spark PLUCKAN ROBERT Bo Scuence Prolectuonust PA Crew Auduo Vusual Club Square Dance Club Amateur Raduo Club Inter Class Fruends all about you everywhere PLUTA SHIRLEY ee Electuve Hall Monutor Scuence Club Square Dance Club Sprung Concert Advanced Chorus Foshuon Club Camera Club Usher Honor Study Hall Blue Mask You onuy go through hugh school once Csughl POLCZYNSKI PATRICIA a Electwe Hall Monutor Gurls Club Fashuon Club Usher GAA Square Dance Club Fashuon Quull and Scroll Sr and Jr Prom Decoratung Commuttee S Talent Show Cavaluer Newspaper Staff Cavaluer Wunsome and gay always fruendly un her own Stenographuc Sprung Concert Advanced Chorus Gurls Glee Intlrmary Monutor Chrustmas Program A fruend to all a foe to none Electuve German Club Fashuon Club GAA Leather G ee She us queen where muschuef us concerned PRICE THOMAS MATTHEW Tom Electuve Leathercraft Club Toy Makung Club Styro foam Club Boys Intramural Sports Good sense whuch us only the guft of heaven Elechve Blue Mask Student Councul Vaudevulle Show A fruendly word tor everyone RACINOWSKI ARLENE Rach Electuve Hall Monutor Oftlce Monutor G A A Camera Club Fashuon Club Inter Class Swum Meet Talent Show Sprung Concert Gurls Glee She has a suxth sense the sense of humor 11 11 11 - 11 , 1 1 1 1 ,, . .,, . . . . 11 11 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I I I ' I I I I I I . . ,, , . 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GERALD Emuly Scuence Blue Mask Honor Study Hall A Cappella Chour Lotun Club Auduo Vus ual Club Prolectuonust Ele vator Monutor Vaudevulle Show Sprung Concert He always finds a way Electuve Football Basketball Track Intramural Sports Hall Monutor Quuet we luke hum that way RODDICK JOHN Curly Electuve Camera Club Newspaper Staff Photographer Annual Staff knows the score ROGOWSKI EVELYN va Electuve GAA Gurls Glee Sprung Concert Chrust mas Program Honor Study Hall Cafeterua Monutor As busy as a hummung bee thus faur young lassue youll always see ROSTAN ELEANORE Nore Electuve Polush Club Advanced Chorus Sprung Con cert Chrustmas Program Fashuon Club Senuor Talent Show Always ready for fun ROSTAN ELLEN Lynn Stenographuc Polush Club Gurls Glee Advanced Chorus Sprung Concert Chrustmas Program Senuor Talent Show What goes on behund those eyes? ROTH VICTORIA Vuclrey Commercual Speech Chour Camera Club Sprung Con cert Gurls Glee Honor Study Hall Adv Chorus Always lodyluke and never dull ROWE RUSSELL JAMES Tuny Englush Raduo Club Camera Club Blue Mask Auduo Vusuol Club Pep Rally Prolectuon Crew PA Crew Square Dance Club Vaudevulle Show Sprung Concert Chrustmas Program You not only see hum comung you can hear hum comung RUBRINGER AUDREY Ruby Electuve Muxed Chorus A general fruendly comrade RUFFING SUZANNE MARY Sue Englush Square Dcunce Club Blue Mask Cavaluer Annual Advertusung Edutor Vaudevulle Show Because thus chuclr was loads of fun her days wuth us were happy ones RAMLOW ARDETH Tonu Inter Class Swum Meet A Cappella Chour Gurls Glee Advanced Chorus Muxed Chorus GAA Tumblung Club Home Economucs Club German Club Sr Orchestra All Cuty Orchestra Blue Mask Chrustmas Program To o young heart every thung us fun RASMUSSEN EUGENE Sonny Electuve Camera Club News paper Stat? Cavaluer Photog rapher Hus red car and blond hour would make any gurl stop and stare RATHMAN FRED JAMES Wusconsun Mathematucs Football Bas ketball Wrestlung Intro mural Sports Pep Rally l om never un a hurryl' 11 11 11 -11 1 R 1 1 1 1 . . ,, . ,, . 11 11 11 - - 11 I ' ' I . , . . . , . . U I I I I I I I I - I I ' I I I ' I l - 11 . . . . . . - , , - , . . ., . 1 - ,,' . . . . ,, . 11 - 11 t 9 l I ' I I I. . . . . - - 1 1 - 1 . . . 11 I ' ' I I ' u ' 11 11 - . . 11 . . ,, 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 . - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 - 1 Johns a lad that urls adore hes one u who 1 11 115 11 1 . . , . . I ' ' 'I I I ' 1 1 - ,, . . . . 1 1 11 11 11 1 I I I ' 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 11 . 11 1 I I I ' . 1 1 1 1 - . 11 . 11 , . 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 ,, . . . 1 . 11 1 , . 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 , .. . ,, . . , , , - 11 1 ff! my mf 5' . 1 f -5 X My 'RQ N Q f xg E 'Y w-'IS Q5 3 V 'Q xi W, x Vvii SCHWECHEL, WILLIAM Bill History, German Club, Intramural Sports, Golf. His humor created many an uproar - SEEBRUCK, JAMES Jim Elective, Boys' Glee, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Bashfulness, the charm of vivacious youth. SEROZYNSKI, LOIS ANN Dweenie Science, Student Council, Honor Study Hall Committee, Speech Choir, G.A.A., Post-prom Dance Committee, Freshman Orientation Program, Fashion Club, Cavalier Newspaper, Ottice Monitor, Library Monitor, Senior Talent Show. She's never too sad, never too gay, she's always ready for work or play. SIKORSKI, DONALD RICHARD Chico Science, Spanish Club, Intramural Sports. A thoughtful mind directs a willing hand. SKOTZKE, ARLENE VICTORIA Scotty Elective, G.A.A., Cafeteria Monitor, Home Economics Club, Speech Choir, Christmas Program, Spring Con- cert, Girls' Glee. Arlene's disposition is so sweet, that iust to be near her is a treat. SMERLINSKI, CLARISE MARY Clarie Elective, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Latin Club, Girls' Glee, Freshman Orientation Program, Honor Study Hall, Spring Concert, Vaudeville Show. Don't worry today when you can do it tomorrow. SNEARLY, NOLA MAE Bunny Science, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Square Dance Club, Library Monitor, Hall Monitor, Advanced Chorus, Christmas Program. Life is short and so am I. SOWINSKI, BEATRICE Betty English, Water Ballet, G.A.A., Inter-Class Swim Meet, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Homeroom President. This little girl came to school to learn, but she found out all learning does not come from books. SOWI NSKI, RONALD Science. Grateful tor the opportunity. SPARGUR, NILE Shorty Elective, Blue Mask. Just like the river, he keeps rolling along. ukonn STACHOWSKI, GERALDINE Genie Stenographic, Fashion Club, Home Economics Club, At- tendance Monitor, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Hall Monitor. A smile for everyone. AN .HW 6-I STEFANIAK, IRENE ANN Stetie Stenographic. Quiet as a mouse! STEMPKE, BERNADINE Bernie Elective, Camera Club, Home Nursing Club, Archery Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Usher. Never extreme, but al- ways just right. 71 STEWART, CAROL LEE Stewy Elective, Speech Choir, Latin Club, Ballroom Dance Club, Advanced Square Dance Club, Spring Concert, Vaude- ville Show, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee. She is a true friend to all who know her. S STOBBE FRANKLIN DANIEL Curly Enghsh Basketball Baseball Tennls Boys Intramurals Hall Monltor Dolphin Club Archery Club locker R paurman Sennor Talent Show Vaudevllle Show Look for hus pncture under Basketball hes so proud o It STUESSER ROY e English Spamsh Club Base ball Honor Study Hall Fun to be with SWENDROWSKI LILLIAN ee Electwe Hall Mcnltor Otflce Monitor Blue Mask Speech Cholr Polush Club GAA Sensor Talent Show She set up Cl nouse like a cricket a chattering wlse and sweet I SYMOLON DONALD Smiley Englrsh Styrotoam Club Square Dance Club As a fellow among fel lows hes lrreslstable In a great way TOTH ALBERT reet TURADEK IRENE SZPONDER JANET an Electwe Attendance Momtor Ofllce Momtor GAA Fash lon Club Glrls Club A qunet gurl but ut was worth It SZROT RlTA SZFOIU Science A Cappella Cholr AIlCnty Cholr Pageant Modern Dance Club Student Announcer Sprung Con cert Llncoln Program Water Ballet Perfume Sulte Fantasy ln Color Sensor Talent Shaw Vaudevllle Show Gym Monitor Court of Honor Her perfect manner charm and grace wlll wln her friends In every place TABBERT ROGER HARVEY Texas Triggers Elective Movie making Intramural Sports If I cant do great thungs I can do small things THOMS HARRY Harry Frosh Soph Basketball Baseball Boys Intramurals Flshlng and Hunting Club Who sand learning doesnt come from books? Elective Sr Band Jr Band Sr Orchestra Wrestling Track Chemnstry Club Gym Momtor Sr Planning Comrmttee Football Manager Blue Mask But for hum the football team would fall TRUEL BEVERLY I Stenographrc Camera Club Spamsh Club GAA Movie making Club Cavalier Staff Blue Mask Cute sharp and neat ln other words shes all Electwe Hall Monitor Gurls Glee Home Ecanomncs Club Sprung Concert Chrustmas Program Shes a ladv from head to toes shell make frnends wherever she goes ULEZELSKI DONALD Don Electwe Cross Country Track School work never bothered hum UNGEHEUER FREDERICK ERNST Freddy Elective Swnmmmg Team He better be careful the way h throws that llne around hes liable to get tangled m ut UNRATH NANCY Nan Electwe GA A Leathercraft Club Fashion Club Spamsh Club Hall Momtor Captaun Inter Class Swnm Meet Infirmary Monutor Sensor Talent Show A woman IS ludged by her work l .s , , R d , , , , 1 H 11 ' ' HL u ff - 11 - - I I - I I I I I V I 1 I I I I I ' ' 'I - 1 e' . , . . , , . , , f- n .I .. , ., 72 k R l leaf' ' I 131+ . 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I! e ' , . , I I ' I I ' UTTKE RUSSELL Russ Scuence Sr Band S Or chestra Pep Band Blue Mask Sprung Concert Foot ball Manager A Cappella Chour Boys Glee Track Dolphun Club Basketball Chemustry Club Honor Study Hall Chrustmas Program In Always ready for a luttle fun and he sees that he gets WANEK ROBERT Bo Electuve Basketball Manager Football Manager ln tramurals Manager Archery Club Gym Monutor Golf Sr Orchestra Mr Royal has two rught hands one us Bob WARNER DIANE BO0pSle Electuve Fashuon Club G A A Office Monutor Honor Study Hall Attendance Monutor Gurls Glee Sprung Concert Great thungs coma un small packages we need not warnfherj WENDORF JOAN ANN Joan Englush Leathercraft Club GAA Hall Monutor Lost and Found Monutor A lass wuth quaunt and quuet ways WENTA DONALD Dcn Elective Scuence Club Student Councul Quuet but then that was un school WESOLOWSKI THERESA Tessue Electuve Leathercraft Club Home Economucs Club Chubby and gay we luke her that way WIEGERT BEVERLY ANN ev Elecfuve G A A Home Econo'nucs Club Modern Dance Club Water Ballet Chemustry Club Pep Band Tennus Club Sr Band Thus us the real thung' WIELGOSZ ANTHONY WALTER Tony Electuve, Blue Mask People are funny, I'm a people WIELGOSZ, SHIRLEY ' Lyn ' Englush, Secretary Speech Class, GAA A't'-ndance Monutor, Gurls' Glee, Cavaluer Annual Cafeterua Servuce, Oftlce Monutor, Blue Mask She goes a long way WILSON, LOUIS FREDRICK Louue Science, Sauare Dance Club, Latun Club, Cavcluer Annual Staff Photographer Photography Club He always has tume for hus fruends VAUGHN MARGARET ed Electuve GAA Sprung Con cert Speech Chour Vaude vulle Show Fashuon Club Hall Monutor Freshman Or uentatuon Program Gurls Glee Advanced Chorus Muxed Chorus untul the day she dyes WAGNER JOYCE .loose Englush Sr Orchestra Cav aluer Newspaper Staff Stu dent Announcer Student Councul Home Nursung Club Fashuon Club Home Econom ucs Club Gurls Glee Blue Mask Shesfruendly loyal ever stuck wuth you WALCZAK CLARA Klunkhead Elective S Orchestra Sprung Concert AllCuty Or chestra GAA Polush Club Strung Quartette Square Dance Club Vaudevulle Show Student Councul Lost and Found Monutor luke her that way WALLOCH GRACE Gracue Electuve Otflce Monutor At tendance Monutor GAA Leathercraft Club Hall Mon utor Home Economucs Club Blue Mask A wunmng way a fflsnd ly smule altogether a fruend x yu ' - 1 l J A 11 11 11 11 I I I I I - ' . I rl - 11R 11 - I . I - 11 A- 11 ll ' H , , ' , . . ., ' - ' 1 ' 1 r. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , . . ., I I I I I I ' ' 'I I I . . , . . . - - I I I I . I - I I I . . . . , . . , . I I I I I I ' . . 11 - - ' 1 I I I ' I I I n 1 ll I ' ' T I 1 1 ' . 1 1 - I . . . . 1 11 tramural Sports. She wull have red hour true, she's lust the kund to Pert, neat and gay, we Wofthwhlle- 11 1 1 11 - 1 11 1 11 ie 11 11 , b I I I - 1 1 1 1 11 - - 1 11 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 ,, . . 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 11 , , , 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 . . 11 , , 11 1 11 1 1 1 Q - 11 . 11 , . I 118 11 1 1 1 -1 1 1 I I I I . 11 . . . 11 1 ll' ZABLUDOWSKI DANIEL Zab Elective Hall Monitor Blue Mask Christmas Program Boys Glee A Cappella Choir Spring Concert Inter Class Swim Meet Dangerous Dan' ZADROZNY ELEANORE Fashion Club Spanish Club GAA Glrls Glee Christ mas Program Hall Monitor Well remember her as an all around gal ZAHARIAS DOLORES THERESA a Elective Modern Dance Club Tennis Club GAA all Monitor Attendance Monitor Readm and wrltm and dates galore WITTBERGER, RUSSELL GLENN Witt Mathematics, Basketball, Cavalier Newspaper Co- Sports Editor, Baseball, Cavalier Annual, Intramural Sports, Track, Baseball Rules Interpretation Club, Student Council, Homecoming Rally, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society Senior Talent Show. His wit and good manners have never tailed us. WOIAK LOIS ois Elective Sr. Band Sr. Orchestra All-City Sr. Band Spring Concert Water Ballet Perfume Suite Color Fantasy Modern Dance Club Variety Show G.A.A. Home Economics Club Band Maiorette Pep Band All-City Jr. Band Tennis Club. Sweet as a breath of air. WOYTAL FRANK ANTHONY Frankie Elective Intramural Sports Sr Band Hall Monitor, Football Sprung Concert Labor keeps you tit and prime but give me leisure every time WOZNIAKIEWICZ VIRGINIA Brlgl Elective Girls Glee Advanced Chorus Sprung Con cert Christmas Program Home Nursing Club Polish Club Modern Dance Club Usher GAA Vaude vllle Show A little gal but full of might In other worcls shes dynamite WROBLEWSKI SHIRLEY Shrrl Elective GAA Tennls Club Polish Club Home Eco nomlcs Club Usher Lost and Found Monitor A winning way with a pleasant smile WYPISZYNSKI JOYCE HELEN JUICU Elective GAA Speech Choir Blue Mask Usher Hall Monitor Jr Prom Committee Favorite pastime? Selllingj bolwsjl YORK LEILA ee Science Hall Monitor Office Monitor Candy Counter GAA Tumbling Club Girls Club Home Economics Club Alive in a crowd of lolllty YOUNG JOYCE MABEL Elective A Cappella Choir Sprung Concert Home Economics Club Sr Planning Committee Advanced Chorus Senior Talent Show Vaudevllle Show Hall Monitor Blue Mask Christmas Program Thanksgiving Program Her glamor starts with her hair' YOUNG RAYMOND HAROLD Old Man Young Elective Boys Intramurals Science Club PA Crew, Prolectlon Crew Radio Club Square Dance Club Vaudevxlle Show Jr Orchestra Sr Orchestra Hes always bright and gay even on the dullest day ZAVES MARY ANN Drmplos Science Sr Band GAA Tennis Club Chemistry Club Hall Momtor Gym Monitor Vaudevulle Show Science Club Mixed Chorus AllCnty Choir Spring Concert Pag eant Choir A Cappella Choir A sunny nature shines through everything ZAVIS EDWIN Eddie Elective Better late than never' if Y ZERNEKE RICHARD Dfclc Electrve Football Wrestlsng Boys Intramurals Inter Class Swlm Meet Toy Malnng Club Styrofoam Club Rod and Gun Club All thus and a grocery store too ZIRZOW ROGER FRANCIS 09 Elective Dolphin Club Frosh Soph Intramurals Inter Class Swlm Meet Wrestlmg Model Alrplane Club Blue Mask Varuety us the splce f ne ZYDZIK JAMES LEONARD rm Elective Inter Class Swlm Meet Intramural Sports Leathercraft Club laugh and the world laughs with you ZYSKI PAUl.lNE GENE Pau Accountmg Girls Glee Ush er Science Club Home Nurs mg Club Camera Club Christmas Program Sprung Concert Sensor Talent Show A case of qualuty not quantity SUMMER SCHOCL GRADUATES 95 Barsch Wnlham Bartaszewmcz Gerald Bamlha Gloria Mazos Nlcholas Fredencks' Bonmex Netterheld Danlel Marcowka Albm Puczylowskl Rxchard Smentek, Ralph Woemerl Dora stachowskl Denms WOJIIBIOWICZ, Donald Welss Iames Zavls Erwxn M551 f Jw! . I x l' s .X H - H 1 , I . . , 11 11 H - 11 H H I I I R J l I . . - . . . . . , I . I I I I I ' I , . I ' I I I I I ' , I l r l 1 - I 1 1 . ,, . . . r - 1 H , H - - - O - .11 I . ' - H ,, . I If . , ' ll I 1 1 , . ' I Jx ' I , . . 1 ' T I t ,, I , A X I , r 4 x - 2 V . . ' Q I A . , . . L Q I . I . . L I , , 1 , . x 5 1 - - 0 'r I .Y I c ' s no ' A Q - - . X I l I A x , 5 I Q ' I . X1 . ' ..s X . X , U4 I I X. . -4 X 4' - ,-f-'XL ,il F HQMERQQMS W W , 1 X I X K-xxx! .i if Q A '43 - x A x x xx x x x X J ,A X xx X . 1 ,SJ it XX 3 x , - I x I xx 4 Q 1 xx 4 x xx xx 4 4 X x u XX x x x I IH Ocf. II -Didn't hear much of Columbus Day program. Some loud-moufhed individual in the rear kept yelling every five minutes. l!'s floi, I Yell you! I9's Har! MRS. CHICHOCKI - HOMEROOM IO3 -IIA Od. I6-My! Our feam really gels its uniforms dirty. Good fhing we have a scrub feom. MISS ASIMONI' - HOMEROOM 104 -IIA Top Row: R. Kucik, D. Hossalla, R. Rofhenmaier, L. Lasso. Fourfh Row: W. l.oMorre, B. Keller, A. Kumprey, A. Lambert, G. Lewandowslxi, E. Kolasek, A. Lewondowslxi. Third Row: G. Manfeufel, N. Monfeufel A. Kwarcin: ske, C. Lafus. J. Marx, M. Johnson, I. Lewandowski. Second Row: R. Jolnwbiolc, G. Mallowslzi, G. Mikoliczaln, T. Legas, C. LeFevre, B. Borzykowslni, M. Micholski. Boffom Row: P. Loszkiewicz, V. Lures, A. Luczoi, V. Kurudzo F. Liebrechf. G. Lepalz. 1 Top Row: F. Kuiowa, R. Kobocinski, G. Hansen, R. Lychwick, D. Korytkcwski, B. Young, H. Kincaid, R. Kosnicki. Third Row: J. Konieczny, R. Krawczok, B. Kuiowo, J. Kopp, D. Odehnal, P. Javenlrowski, G. Kruk- owski. Second Row: J. Kucharxki, N. Kruczynski, A. Toiera, A. Kozlowski, B. Kemnifz, A. Pellmann, C. Karnen. Boffom Row: M. Rapp, P. Krusxlxa, B. Kaminski, R. Klopafelr, J. Kmef, S. Cieslre, B. Koniowski. 81 Oct. 20a Football squad plays undefeofed Washington fo- YDOYYOW. Oct. 21 - We'll never forge! fhis one: Pulaski AI, Woshingion 14. 'T' '-o- '77 in oo -4 Y' ,-Z .V+ 3 Q 7 5 WL 45 - W ,v 4 if ' ,MQ -wr-1 nn M Q' 'X 1, se' Q Mm , , me 1 1' I 2 QV X W 36 W I , .ga I s Y, mi as qw M .Q .-1 f is A Wag' if 2 ngf Q 144 W? gg. 4 'Em ,E 3 QQ. 3 K1 f , ,sg - ,, . H V'Egv'A ' F if .M-ffflhA41 I' E! gf.. Q4 , Ji sp W 5, . 9 Q x 9 f 1 'Z-if . V - sz Q 'fer ' 2 'a :I 1 Z3 Q I fr. . ' ,Q um W- -Y , ,vV- - I' ' -r bt , ' , is Er li 1, ' ' Y , X 11 N Q ., Qygf- ,V 'e . Quits: 25, 5 nw A - 3 '- if , , A t Ll, f qt 4 gm M? 35 ig qi I, A 13 its 1 ' , . A, V 'jj E' . ,afvip Y 1 , A Q ' ,fa d O m R , sn, 'M x A., 'T :ki 'ff +4 - bv 7 A 'ff-f W rx Q 'f I vu, 6' I 4 1 Q-1 2'5- 45- ,Q so 'li ,Qc IM 3 3 vw- . L fad f , X Feb. 27 -I think ihe reason for MR. BUNN - HOMEROOM 234 - IOB yesierdoyk lesson was that Noob so! on fhe deck. Feb. 28-Okay. Noah more iokes like that MR. JANKOWSKI - HOMEROOM 3121 - IOB fop Row: D. Schreiber, D. Mulxoi, G. Hamburger, R. Brzonkola, K. Barfkuichf, M. Kolupo, J. Greevera Fourfh Row: E. Erhordr, J. Pluto, D. Woieciechowski, L. Urbonowski, R. Tommer, P. Luedfke. J, Seover. Third Row: N. Legler, P, Heckindorf, B. Husselmuier, S. Wiencek, M. Schultz, M. Lemboch, R. Beckman Second Row: J. Grube, E. Wesolowski, J. Kees, S. Junger, E. Rychlowski, J. Roinoud. R. Loreck, R. Sneorly Boffom Row: D. Parisey, D. Swanson, M. Risfow, Y. Mitten, R. Snedigor, R. Rcmlow, R. Erickson. f-7 -sv 'Y' Top Row: D. Wisynski, R. Liebherr, D. Spycallo, M. Modesko, D. Kowolewxki, B. Muiszok. M. Kopczynskr Fourth Row: E. Hansen, G. Chmiel, M. George, M. De Botfisfo, T. Morfynski, R. Wallock, M. Weinsfock Third Row: P. Daniel, S. Jeske, P. Grzesk, M. Zepnick, M. Trapp, B. Kleinschrnidr. R. Poindexier. Second Row: B. Druminski, S. Fronk, J. Lukoszewski, G. Wohonko, L. Mefzke, E. Morkuncs. B. A. Gorski. Boffom Row R. Richfer, J. Webber, R. Borkowski, L. Duszynski, G. Knoske, J. Skudlarcxyk, R. Mueller. Mor. 2-Tomorrow the :age team meets West for city frfle I predici we'lI win by 5652 Mor 3fGod! I was rightll fx 4? il N l.:..gil . g XX H- XX xr Mary Zembrosky Counselor RUN1 5ff1iTl1 Pearl Richards SPEECH aes 5 Jerome Pelkowski To be able to go out successfully into our complex world today you must be able to speak, and speak well. By entering a speech class in high school you have a good beginning and foundation. The course is composed of conversation, public speaking, controversies and dramatics. The course runs for two semesters and is carried either in the Iunior year with English or in the Senior year after successfully completing six semesters of English Mu gue :te Rnedl Gloria Schmitt 762 John To le Edm d Olszyk Assoc are Yeo Book Cha ma MATHEMATICS Under the able d1rect1on of MISS MBDHIX Pulaskr s mathernaucs department rs do1ng a splendrd job 1n preparrng students for the future Mathernatrcs problems occur IH our everyday hte and the students from Pulaskr are well equ1pped to rneet w1th any of these s1tuat1ons that they mrght encounter Ellen Mcnnlx Cha rmcn ,pai Nur' Adele Chumoclu Dean cf Women 11 Ed card De Bruce Ann cl Bus ess gil if qua-f Wyuvfl William McGorty Irma Newman Kenneth SteHen EdWCfd Zielinski t i: aa, 5 l ' 1 w,.T 'Z' Y t fwj' ' 4 i 1 , r G 1 .r LJ r li, nf , If 3 ' M i ff? Marion Aldrich Chairman goof' X Wnllnom Tlernon Semor Counselor Esther Ethner Counselor qma- I f Vlrgumo Fnlcsefo Lrfe goes on and the Socxal Scrence Department helps to teach students more about that hte Through the drfferent courses 1n SOCIBI SCISHCS puprls learn the ldeals of freedom and democracy whlch are so rmportant to us 1n these troubled txmes SOCIAL Gini. Y ,qui 'i 45.0, Isabel Kelley Harry Max Edward Spaulding L is 1 - 1' f . . . . . . Y 5 W' , d nl '- ey ,Q H I . 15 N e 'f , ' 71' I if 13 gnu-' Rosa Ayl ard Josephtne Pl-uhpko sk: Annette Flynn Grace Schaefer Chatrman Socrol Science E Fore1gnLang Fore gn Lang and Social Science German Pol1sh French Span1sh and Latm are the languages offered at Pulaskx The students are concentrat1ng on the spoken form of the forelgn tongue not only for thelr pr1vate use but m preparanon for language programs to be seen on Televlston wh1ch W1ll soon be emanatmg from many forexgn countrles , Q xii New students become better acquamted wxth Pulaskt and older upper classmen learn the art of better l1v1ng after they leave school through the soc1a1 11v1ng subjects SCIENCE GUW-'V' 5'0el 9 John Hercher Alfred Thurner JCB! COMIC!! Counselor QD ' 'ff tn I ' , r og' f' Q1 if 63?- t x Q5 , lff X. W . . . W . . ' ' 5 3 - . J A Q . rf t N ' A l l l r ' ,ef - K , 21 t I , , at iw V , . , ' ig' M X K . T?-':Q?,fg Q L O N l , ,f tx yt' s I 6 ,X 'wt - V L , 1 r A - R if , Egg giwgit. ,Q 5 3 Y . ll V N l , I, 1 ' 34 3.6. Helen Hansen Cho man Regme B tz Harold Junko sk COMMERCIAL The comrnerctat courses t y to do two th1ngs C13 g1Ve the students a bas1c understandmg of the funct1ons and 'he operanon of busmess 1n th1s country and C23 also to g1V9 xocat1ona1 trammg enabhng students to get and hold Dosmons 1n Dusmess The busxness tramlng courses teach the students the tremendous respons1b111 hes and obhganons of busmess to our Amerlcan way of 1 e Sc ro Gove Wah WGIYEY BUHI1 Della Lindsay '1 I, f san? COMMERCIAL lP 9'4 Henry Llfzow Raymond Shaw Annual Adverfising Students who complete courses rn shorthand typmg and offrce practlce are fully trarned and competent to assume posrtrons m the offrces of Mllwaukee as secre t6I16S fYp1SfS and machme operators Thousands of Pulaskr commercral graduates are dornq therr share to keep Mrlwaukee s busmess rurmmg effrcrerrtly Leoncrd Svekiel Margaret Timbers School Accounfanr Elme Wllland Eugene Woxny 'llvntff 1 K Alfred Nlefer Melvin Hllller Chairman MUSIC The MUSIC Department IS composed of four groups orchestra, band, cholr, and glee clubs Besxdes ap pearlng 1I'1 the Spr1ng Concert the orchestra dlrected by Mr Z1el1nsk1 performs at graduatlon and programs commemorat1ng famous men The band under the d1 rect1on of Mr Hzlher galns recognrtlon by the1r ap pearances at football games and pep ral11es The cho1r d1rected by Mr N1efer performs at graduatroa and for commun1ty programs ln H ,Lui ARTS and CRAFTS The Art Department was well represented th1s year 1n many art shows and exh1b1t1ons At the Scholastlc Exh1b1t1on they rece1ved th1rteen gold keys twelve honorable ment1ons At the Iournal Show th1s spr1ng forty f1ve p1ctures were hung f1V9 honorable ment1ons and one S100 bond was awarded for a p1cture rn the color sectlon of the Iournal calendar Th1s s the th1rd year that students 1n the Art Depart ment were awarded the S100 bonds at the Iour nal Show Rlpl'1G Dp RthL 1 I - 1 . I L '- yea, ov ' f l . Q A SM, Q ., 1, JW, ' ' , K a 1 ,ll w , 4 f Q A 'N' . . . . 1 , . - - D . ' , I I f I . - - - ' I - . 1 I f , ' . ' i , A ,,,, . , , K . 'gg . X X ' a raves K Chairman f Art e arfmenf u assen V, f Chairman - Year Book HGME ECONOMICS The Home Econormcs Department offers courses H 0 Ca to any g1rl m hlgh school Grrls at any grade level may take cloth no 9 10 11 or 12B or foods 9 lO ll or 12A The Farmly L1v1ng course rs open to g1rls and boys of the 12th grade 1---' Mu e Po dstone J ef Rflemc xx Cl M ckerhed 7B 8A Be ldes the1r regular schedule of mathemahcs so Rhoda Bruce Clal sc1ence Englrsh and natural SC19I'1Ce the seventh and elghth graders also partlcrpate 1n art musrc gym household arts and mdustrlal arts Jenn'e Joyce . s-,WI QRS W7 W . 1 +4 44' 1 ,r 215 A R x. O 1325 .iaky X. 'Ti' S Anthony Pauly I. 44'f' xi S' ,H t? 'U M4 ,I M,-1,4-.,. Mfg.: wav Spirol Mehoil ACTIVITIES STAR BEPORTERS PRESS BOOM CAVALIER So many people forget that it isn't only machines that make up a newspaper. Behind those printed paragraphs are person- alities who work long hours to create a presentable publication. Between the idea for an issue and the actual product are many trips to the printers, various news assignments, countless gal- leys to proofread, last minute copy and final paste-ups. But when the month's paper comes out, everyone agrees it was well worth the energy expended. Sheila Bouchard ,ev-tv Gerald Behling Russ Wittberger Edith MCHSCHO CAVALIER NEWSPAPER ADVISORS Mr, Raymond Shaw, Mr. John Lyons Business Faculty Editor NEWSPAPER STAFF Co-Editors ...... ......,. 4,..,... S h eila Bouchard, Joyce Niemi Associate Editors . ...Audrey Breske, Edith Mansano, Celine Zarzecki Sports Editors ., . .... ,. .Russ Wittberger, Gerald Behling Advertising Managers ., ,..,,...,....., .Ruth Neuman, Elaine Macikowski Business Managers .. . .Nancy Smars, Nancy Smith, Joan Spahn, Gail Steidl, Bernice Stefanski Photographer .. ..,Chuck Boehm Editorial Advisor ,....., Mr. John Lyons Business Advisor .. ,.,. Mr. Raymond Shaw Joyce Niemi Audrey Breslle Celine Zarzeclzi Carol Gnader Joyce Dresden y illl l i V I D Elaine Macilkowxki Ruth Newman Nancy Smith Joan Spohn Bernice Sfefanski Gail Studi ,Q Q 96 2 QF 3 Q fl X L 'xf,,N1g: f , K I 1 Y, I? . Y u K :I . if . V ' . x f G S 15 X1 - - - ..., ' IJ' 4 . . ,-, -. ' 0 ' . 4 4 '-'V f ef? X - fx ' M-- w. 2 f---w-- 'A , w ' ' Q , '!: - E HK fl ,E -, :V ' . x ff 5 . 1 'V ' fix ,si zfifg' U 'ai 3 A 6? X, . - , J Y -Q ' 3 9 1 f 'r 4 i 1 ' Q F? - ..g,iP. 4. zgirV5,.':i . ' ' N. 4111-.V as 3 X QW ,Y .N ..,, '. ' Y x S ' , 5 ffl rf if A? . gf A X Y my xy xy V if Q' E N A157 LRG A iw ,Q-'Q L DAN E BA ' ,...-.. ., , hy aw ,, wyyif, , I V x If 5 '4 Y gl li 1 .ff V l 9 gif I :T f ' ,af f 1. ivy Q, ZH' u 4 gy .ff 5 if 4 s H M . , . . .ff f .--.f 41.3 . , , Q1 9,33 1 f A lf'f??f ' 2e. 5 gjfJ!,12i'3, ' -1 l fl ,'ff 'ffifW-ill 1 Q .5 ., ' Top Row: G. Behling, R. Sobczylr, A. Dcbrxynski, W. Sodowski, R. Novak, J. Mundi, M. Hillier. Third Row: M. Struck, Y. Merfen, J. Shannon 3 -- 1 n n r1YlCl'IS 5. LO CIYG C. Niemi. Second Row: K. Sanderson, A. Gill, J. Pefrie, J. Wesolowski, 8, Kuboclmi, E. Scoh, S. Vallee, D. Go? :im -X 1- fx 3 . ' ' gi If ff f X M If -:MA A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top Row: R Bcnse. D. Koscielok, R. Loi- tinen, J. Pcasterslli, E. Wolldocli, M. Schaf- mach, R. Brunelle. Second Row: W. Adams, A. Sofonin. L Hoeff, R. Koss. N. Stewart, R. Broder, N Breske. Bottom Row: M. Dub' linski. S. Brdziszewslmi. J. Dziedzic. G. Micholski, B. Kr1u7l1,J. Young. K. Koscierslcl, H. Bell. The A Cappella Choir! This is the goal of every aspiring singer at Pulaski. The choir, under Mr. Niefer's direction, show its talent at the Thanksgiving program, the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and various other programs throughout the year. Top Row: D. Junuclwowslmi, G. Johnson. R. Gross. S. Rccinowslxi. P. Lamafche. Second Row: F. Woidc, C. Schorein, M. Koceia. A. Kroening, K. Berfling, B. Burmeister. R. Babcock. Bottom Row: M. Rapp, G. Miko- liczclc, M. Runey, P. Kowalski, C. Kielczyn- ski, N. Jogielski, M. Johnke. D. Dominick. -o Top Row: R. Galloncl. R. Losscz R. Urtke. E. Rcdovich. G. Lang. J. Seebruclc. Second Row: M. Hampton, R. Nowiclci. C. Mor' qucrdt, M. Zoves, G. Behmke. J. Sfrosiro l.. Tlwiele, Mr. Niefer. Bottom Row: M. Jon- czok. C. LeFevre, C. Borgmcn. C. Huber, K. Corofherg P. Pofrzebny, C. Gnoder, J. 5c'1orplng,V, Kovoch. CLUBS AT PULASKI AUDIO VISUAL The Audlo Vlsual Club IS made up of boys work1ng w1th the PA system and the movxe projectors When a boy jo1ns exther of these crews he automatlcally becomes a member of the club The object of the club IS to acqualnt the boys w1th the operatlon of the d1iferent p1eces of equlpment ThlS 1nsures efflctent op erat1on of all school equlpment The members of th1s club are always work1ng beh1nd the scenes dunng mornmg announcements and noon hour movles HOME ECONOMICS The mam objectwe of the Home Economlcs Club under the d1rect1on of MISS Mane Pound stone ns to keep well miormed on the newest ideas ln Home Economxcs Dunng the fxrst semester of the year the club IS very busy working on 1ts b1ggest project are used to purchase equlpment for the de partment Some of the other projects whlch the club has undertaken are Easter baskets for the St Io- sephs Orphanage and golng to a beauty cul ture school The club also engages many well known speakers who dwell on subjects whlch are of lnterest to the members RADIO The Rad1O Club IS an excellent organxzatlon for boys who are 1nterested m rad1o Students who have spare t1me and l1ke rad1o work and code whlch IS needed 1n jobs l1ke rad1o operators for the pohce department or army rad1o constructton and s1m1lar aCl1Vll1eS would proht by 1t You may flnd that many boys that were members of th1s club at Pulaskx are now usmg th1s expenence mn earnmg a lwmg LIFE SAVING In order to xmprove thexr technxque and knowledge of hte sav1ng and sw1mm1ng the energetlc swlmmers of the Llie Sav1ng Club have been work1ng hard dur1ng the e1ghth hour Some of the fundamentals learned xn th1s course are breaks carnes and approaches All of these are necessary to be ht for llfe guard duty The Llie Sav1ng Club was started about hve years ago and has helped many boys get a good job dur1ng the summer months Any boy w1th a llttle sw1mm1ng ab1l1ty and who IS w1ll1ng to work IS welcome to jom the club STAGE CRAFT When the time comes to hand out bouquets let the unsung heroes beh1nd the scenes our stage crew be f1ISt 1n lme It IS they who m the hnal analysts are responslble for a success ful productlon In thexr hands rests the fallure or success oi the Sprmg Concert class plays and all other audrtonum programs On the job clsely educated program The backstage boys perform thexr dutles sllently and efhclently al ways eager to please Such servlce IS always appreclated when tlme IS preclous Take a bow boys you really deserve mt HOME NURSING The Home Nurslng Club IS sponsored and pald for by the Red Cross This club under the supervlsxon of Mrs Knee meets ln two groups The flrst group meets on Tuesday and the sec ond on Thursday The semester conslsts of two courses The hrst course IS Home Care of the Slck and the second course 15 Mother and Baby Care and Fam11y Health After completmg the two courses each member recelves a certxhcate from each course The clubs mam objectlves are 1 Personal read1ness to meet every day problems 2 When sxckness invades the home 3 Understandmg chlld growth and development their Christmas Sale. The proceeds of this sale all the time. they irlSUI6 8 Smooth Illlmirlfj, Pfe- 135 SQUARE DANCE The Square Dancmg Club meets three days of each week under the d1rect1on of Mr George Wmkler The advanced meets on Mondays and Wednesdays and took part 1n the School Vaude v1lle Show The begrnners meet on Tuesdays learnmg the bas1c square danc1ng technlques In add1t1on to square dancmg members are learmng to waltz and polka Among the many square dances that thrs club executes are the Texas Star mvolvmg four squares Smce square dancmg lS now becommg more popular lh1S club glves students a chance to mcrease thexr soclal graces FASHION DESIGN The purpose of the Fashron Club goes beyond mere dress des1gn for back of xt all the mam purpose IS to IDSPIIB such character manners and xnward and outward poxse so that our school can truly boast of hrgh B Q s fthat IS Beauty Quotxentsl as well as hlgh IQ s The carnat1on bemg symbohc of beauty IS the Club s symbol Mrss Lassen an Art teacher heads the Fashlon Club 9 is 'xp SPANISH CLUB M1ss Flynn Pulaskr s Spamsh teacher IS the sponsor ot the Spanlsh Club Thxs group IS made up of students who are or have at one trme taken Spanmsh The aCl1V1l16S 1nclud1ng read1ng Span xsh lrterature studymg the customs of South Amenca and holdmg partles 1n the Spanlsh style Although tlus may appear as pure enloyment to the student now no doubt the knowledge they are gaxnmg w1ll help them m the future Perhaps they wxll V1Slf one of these countrxes of Spamsh speakmg people or they may even acquxre a yob where thxs knowldge IS necessary or they may proflt socxally If nelther of these cases holds true the student w1ll always have enjoyable memorles to look back on GERMAN CLUB The German Club rn large measure supplements the work ln the German classes It affords an added occasion for the student to become more artrculate 1n the language under more lntorrnal cxrcumstances by means of songs enactment of plays and the use of audro-v1sual equxpment as the tape mach1ne and 1nd1v1dua1 record recordmgs Qurz programs set up by the students on great German authors scxentmsts mus1c1ans or geography hrstory foods and the lxke provlde cu tural materlal Not easrly forgotten IS the atmosphere of competxtlon and fun X fi, we 133 .-L, wid P I l l .g K 1 , ' ' gr' K-Z 'T Q :KA full- t ' - Z t, . W. 'iv'-gs'x.1 . if if N ' fit' f na my 0 ,Q Q A sq .Q g 'ef' yfrr 4v'P', ff X get tx M. ,i- .V y 51 , - 2 . .' f Y-', si rw wmv yf ,t',..' A . V ..,- '.A,A WAX .' f' A - A . if , T 1 V f, ' - Eyigi U fy! P ' ,lt 4 is A ' 1 x f . W., ' U ' W V' fl? less. ,iN T ,-:ry M 1 A .4431 I - 'E t,- ra X. . I. f - ' y S T' it 'N 2' Q ' 'Q-J' . 'f Bw It 'J ' A A , W K, t y ' E ll 'P' .'. ' W . gp. ,A . Q W.. . IIQL 1 V... ts- wrt: L xlrvf- 1 T PEP RALLY Pulaski's Homecoming Pep Rally was one of the big events of the football season. The program, under the direction of Miss Manion and members of the Student Service Council, was designed to arouse the interest and the spirit ofthe student body for the big Homecoming weekend. lUNE SENIOR TALENT SHOW Each year the graduating Seniors put on a show which is called the Senior Talent Show. Every senior looks forward to the time when he can show his various talents, some of which are singing, humorous stunts, and dancing. The Senior Talent Shovv will always remain a tradition with every graduating class at Pulaski. : VAUDEVILLE Following the trend of the '50's, we are presenting a vaudeville show. It is our Ship 'n' Shore Revue. The dancers and singers open the vaudeville show with Welcome to Pulaski. The gay singers board the boat, singing, We're On Our Way. Naturally, Freddie Rathmann comes late, as usual, and has to run to catch the boat. The Captain of the boat appears on the deck as the chorus sings Bye, Bye Good Friends. The deck hands go right into their dance act from their work of cleaning the deck. As the dance closes the sailors rush to the edge of the stage. One of the sailors takes out a pair of binoculars, looks out into the audience and tells what he sees. Then the Fire Dance pro- ceeds to take place, giving the audience a treat in fantasy. As the boat slowly moves on its way, we come to the docks of Portland, Maine. Our Square Dancers take over to give their share of the entertainment. Then our aspiring, young accordionists played their way right into the hearts of the audience. The Spanish dancers contributed a little Latin-American flavor to our vaudeville. As we leave Maine, we go by way of the Atlantic Ocean to New York City. Between ports the panto- mime All On a Summer's Day was presented. The mystery thriller of the evening was Trouble in the Cellar. No vaudeville is complete without a magic act. And so, not to be outdone, we had two of our natural comedians do some stunts. Two of our talent- ed, young dancers performed the Charleston. Roller skaters introduced the tumbling tumblers of Pulaski. Never underestimate the dancing ability of our he- men, because they put forth many hidden talents in the chorus line. As the try-outs closed, the dancing and singing chorus took a stroll on the boat. When we entered New York harbor, the strain of Harbor Lights was heard. Tribute to the armed forces was paid with a colorful patriotic number to close Act I. Act II To open Act II we have the dramatic Street Scene. Immediately following we have the experi- ence of two country girls in a big city. A humorous wel ,Qu Q, 'Win Sp .LA li' 1 QQ M Q Q gs! YA , 1 Lf ,, I 5 3, , Nga, 0 Marion Erickson Elizabeth Kogel Jeonne Pozorslri Seffelofy School Cashier Attendunre Head OFFICE STAFF Pulaski's office is the bright and cheerful spot where you will always find three of the most cooperative, efficient and willing workers ever to be placed. They are Miss Marion Erickson, sec- retary, Miss Elizabeth Kagel, school cashier, and Miss leanne Pozorski, attendance head. With the help of an excellent staff of monitors, Pulaski records and other matters are taken care of and kept clear and up to date. Top Row: M. Micholski, S, Kogut, G. Nowokowski, K. Neuenfeldt, L. Serozynski, N. Jogielski, L. Hoeft, R. Kremplewalri, J. Greevers, W, Scheftner. Fourth Row: J. Kees, B. Griffith, J. Earle, J, Krusinski, M. Micholski, J. Goetz, E. Gierszewslri, A. Ncmowicz, J. Nelson, Third Row: M. Zsido, J. Hess, J. Topps, M. Brzokclo, A. Czoikowslri, G. Stcchowski, L, York, D, Bell. Second Row: D. Warner, B, Gallup, N. Shivy, P. Netlro, J. Frauenfelder, L. Swendrowski, L. Schmidt, D. Borchordt, M. Perszylr. Bottom Row: J. Szponder, S. Wielgosz, D. Mulzoff, M. Leitloff, A. Strzyzewski, J. Klusmcn, M. Geipel, D. Lilly. ATTENDANCE AND OFFICE MONITORS 5? l' ' ,A iv flu, ! N x V Q fig Q 2 1, 35 lwif 'fM5iaZ -V U95 ' if .,... kin- -4 fn?-x x v . f. ,af ,gin ex I' STAGE CREW Hats off to the unsung heroes of Pulaski, the stage crew! A big and important part in all school productions is played by these boys in the wings. When the curtains come down at the close of the Spring Concert, Vaudeville Show or whatever it may be, much of the backstage work is just beginning. These boys are always on the job to maintain for us at Pulaski an active stage with a satisfied audience. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT The students of Pulaski have the maintenance crew to thank for our school's spick and span ap- pearance. All of us have seen members of the maintenance department hurrying about the building with a broom or dust mop endeavoring to keep our building spotlessly clean. Also their fine cooperation with after school social activities has been an indispensable aid to the success of those activities. To the maintenance department we say, You have done an excellent job in the past: thank you for the good work. 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