Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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Q N I DEDICATION - - ' ADMINISTRATION - 1 GRADUATES - 1 X X I A I rl L SPORTS - - 1 I I-IoIvIERooMS - - ' ' I DEPARTMENTS - ' FACULTY - , fy - ACTIVITIES - A..-,Q , f XXI I 17X I 'nf . f ., 2 W- A J , .. N ' ' I I , L X Q -ffx w , J . IR N3 X 23f is 5 ' Q 4 We dedicate this annual to iueyouth of Pulaski, citizen and leader of to- morrow, who today prepares himself to meet the challenge of the iuture by acquiring those necessary skills and principles offered him by an ever expanding educational system to insure an ever better world. X , y 5 L 3 lf , , 1 . ,X -'JMS X B XMAWPK U X x M! f ' f 1 6 JV, mi kfllfflkrlxbyjlfer XJ, Q xf ' A GORDON Domnfiowsmi 5 . , .. .. . . W. .....,.,....,.,.3'f L ADM1NisT,t y TICN . i,,,.,mM To educate during this era of socio-economic inconsistencies has become an ever increasf ing problem. The Cavaliers ot old fought tor many ot the fundamental principles of right living: honestyf virtue-liberty-respect tor fellow manfftolerance-integrity ot purpose and Christian living. Certain modern dogmas would destroy those virtues inherent to tree men. lt becomes the challenge ot all tree thinking and freedom loving individuals to perpetuate those many valuable principles which now are under subversive attack by those Who Will to see them destroyed that tree men again become enslaved. Our A. E. Westgctard Principal 'LIN duc ' purpose the intellect, elp young people those levels ot physical, and emotional maturity for a high quality of W. L. Brauer Vice-Principal K QF lf! W' ' if as P' ' li' of' 'xl ,ftp s Ju 0 l,- QU f ' W I ,Ula ' .4 1 All J H J! M f 1 'f I 'J f I L, All -pf ul IJIUU4? ' ,JV JWyM fyw f Ql 1 l FALL A tang in the air, rhstle ol leaves un , . . cl - 't' . 1 ' be svlcnt, so wlmte IS the scene now the erfool' 1 S YOUR O emoy Gulumml pleasures. boreal blasts are past. SPPQHXIG Blossoms are out-it's Spring at Pulaski Beauty in Colorful green carpets our Campus. J i f ' ,Q wmxx ' T r L T '-+.K?'xi5,.1', V 5+fx 5 x Q5 xx x E x A xxmsixxwwy A Q ix IQ '1 f, f ff ily? g is I 1 Wi., ix 1 WX , V. I YN , fi 7' xg Af Q wh, . X -f....', Aff-P1 LOUISE TWRRTIN ROBERT SERBIAK President RONALD KALUPA Vice President PATRICIA SK RZYPCZAK Secretary ROBERT RAEBEL Treasurer CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN The Freshman year! The time when we were petrified at the thought of asking for the pass, when we stared at local Pulaski heroes and looked starry-eyed for days when they tripped over us in the halls and, when we longed to be upperclassmen. SOPHOMORES This was the year our class became a little more lively because the gang from Walker arrived. We thought we knew it all , and we even looked down upon juniors. We attended all the football games and backed Pulaski's first Championship team. IUNIORS This year we finally achieved our ambition and be-e came upperclassmen. We showed our athletic prowess by winning seven City Championships. We were all so proud of Pulaski that we walked on air. We all had a wonderful time at our Iunior Prom. SENIORS This is it, the Senior yearl The year we were so busy we had no time for homework, We attended all the football and basketball games and the swimming meets too. This is the year We wished We were fresh- men again. We sponsored Star Dust , the first in- formal Senior Christmas Dance. We boasted how happy we would be when We left, but when Gradu- ation Day finally arrived we sang a different tune. We shall always remember Pulaski and the good times we had here. f , . .,, is an Ss X x vK1.f.1 I .. - MRS. AYLWARD MISS NEUMAN HONOR STUDENTS CHARLES GILLIES CAROL NELSON Valedirloricm Salulnloricm RUTH NOWICKI LOIS BARBIAN RONALD KALUPA DOROTHY DRUMINSKI CAROL MARQUARDT DOLORES WESTPHAL AUDREY LAMBERT PAT SKRZYPCZAK DUSZYNSKI, JAMES lim Science, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Boys' Intra- murals, German Club, Cam- era Club, Student Service Council, Senior Planning Committee, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, Home- coming Rally, Thanksgiving Program, Member of the Big Six, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. Guys as nice as Jim are few and for between. EBERT, DORIS Dorry Elective, A Cappella Choir, Spring Concert, Camera Club, French Club, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Program, Christmas Program, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Tal- ent Show. Our Roller Derby Queen. ww' .wu- rn U 2 ..... If no U uw m ? Z IP 72 i- '4 Z 'Tl Q. D. Q Elective, Fashion Design Club, Camera Club Secretary, .lun- ior Prom Court of Honor, Blue Mask, Annual Literary Staff, Student Service Coun- cil, Tennis Club, Quill 8i Scroll, Usher, Senior Christ- mas Dance, Senior Talent Show. Marilyn and laughter go hand-in-hand. BABCOCK, RALPH Joe Elective, A Cappella Choir, Vaudeville Show, Track, Football Mgr., Gym Monitor, Blue Mask, Spring Con- cert, Christmas Program, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. He serves the football team the 'pause that re- treshes'. BALL, RICHARD Dick Elective, Frosh-Soph. Football, Frosh-Soph. Basketball, Wrestling, Boys' Intramurals, Industrial Arts Club, Honor Study Hall, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. We liked him so much, we iust couldn't let him leave without us. BARBIAN, LOIS Red Elective, G. A. A., Fashion Club, Honor Study Hall, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. The only redhead we know without o temper to match her hair. BLAWAS, DOLORES Dory Elective, G. A. A., Home Nursing Club, Home Econo- mics Club, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. A quiet little lass, until she's out of class. BORGMAN, CHARLEMAINE Charky Elective, A Cappella Choir, G. A. A., Junior Prom Court of Honor, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Thanksgiving Program, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show, Wonder why she favors orange hair? DAVIS, ELAINE Davis Elective, G. A. A., Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Senior Talent Show. A cute blond with o swell personality. DEMBNY, HENRY Hank Elective, lnterclass Swim Meet, Hall Monitor, Boys' Intramurals, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. How do we spell 'mischiel'? H-E-N-R-Y D-E-M-B-N-Y. DRISCOLL, PATRICIA Pat Elective, G. A. A., Fashion Design Club, Annual Literary Staff, Quill 8- Scroll, Blue Mask, Freshman Orientation Program, Honor Study Hall, Senior Christmas Dance Queen, Senior Talent Show. Our Queen of Queens. DRUMINSKI, DOROTHY Dotty Elective, Quill 8- Scroll, Activities Editor Annual Literary Stall, Freshman Orientation Program, Lost 8. Found Monitor, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, German Club, Home Nursing Club, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. When Dorothy speaks, it's something worth listen ing to. ENK, RONALD Ink Science, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Golf, Track, Boys' Intramurals, Homecoming Ral- ly, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Thanks- giving Program, Member of the Big Six, King of Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Tal- ent Show. Ron knows that a football team isn't the only place one needs a good line. GILLIES, CHARLES Charlie Mathematics, Hall Monitor Capt., Pres. ot Spanish Club, Student Service Council Vice President, Cavalier News- paper Staff, Honor Study Hall Committee, Student An- nouncer, Thanksgiving Pro- gram, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. He'Il attain great heights. GRIEPENTROG, LOLA Lo Elective, Leather Craft Club, German Club, Usher, ln- firmary Monitor, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, G. A. A., Tennis Club, President of Camera Club, Blue Mask, Senior Talent Show, Christmas Dance, Honor Study Hall. Day-glo has nothing on Lola's blushesf' HAMBURGER, KENNETH Ozzie Science, Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Intramurals. M E A T the champ. HYCZEWSKI, ARLEEN Arleen Elective, G. A. A., Monitor, Polish Club, Tennis Club, Sr. Dance Committee. Let's hope summer school sends us more like her. JANUS, LENORE Norie Elective, G. A. A,, Ticket Seller, Senior Talent Show. When you're quiet you can think better. JASHEK, ARLENE Josh Elective, G, A, A., Fashion Club, Tennis Club, Prom decoration, All City Choir, All City Festival, Spring Con- cert, Honor Study Holl, Attendance Monitor, Usher. Ever loving, kind and sweet, a pal like her is hard to beat, JAWORSKI, NANCY Nanc Elective, All City Choir, Spring Concert, All City Music Festival, Christmas Program, G. A. A., Tennis Club, Fashion Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Attendance Monitor, Honor Study Hall. She's the cause of all that giggling around 20l. JOHNSON, KATHLEEN Kathie Elective, Christmas Program, School Service Club, Cava- lier Annual Staff, Senior Talent Show, Honor Study Hall. Perf, pretty and personality plus. KALUPA, RONALD Ronnie Science, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Intramurals, Track, Cross Country, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, Vice President of Senior Class, Baseball, Student Service Council, Freshman Orientation, Senior Talent Show, Senior Dance Committee, Member of the Big Six. The only vice he has is the Vice Presidency. KIRK, TERRY Terry Science, Football, Basketball, Golf, Intramurals, Camera Club, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Cavalier News- paper Staff, Senior Dance Committee, Member of the Big Six, Thanksgiving Program. Slow and steady wins the race. KONDRAKIEWICZ, THERESA Terry Elective, G. A. A., Polish Club, Home Economics, Honor Study Hall, Senior Dance Decorating Committee. Always iolly, always kind, shes the girl we love to find. KOZLOWSKI, AGATHA Tootsie English, G, A, A,, Senior Band, Spring Concert, Office Monitor, Tennis Club, Christ- mas Program, Cafeteria Moni- tor. l'm not happy unless l'm working. KRAMASZ, RICHARD Dick Science, Track, Cross Country, Intramurals, Basketball, Vaudeville Show, Camera Club, Hall Monitor, Senior Dance Decorating Committee, Baseball, Senior Talent Show, Member of the Big Six. Foolish, flighty, and fan- cy-free. KUCHARSKI, JOAN 'lCooky Elective, G. A. A., Honor Study Hall, School Account- ant's Office Assistant, Spring Concert, Senior Band, Cafe- teria Monitor, Tennis Club. Our Gem. KURTZ, CAROL Carol Elective, G. A. A., Hall Moni- tor, Spring Concert, Christ- mas Program, Honor Study Hall, Freshman Orientation Program, Cavalier Annual Literary Staff, Senior Christ- mas Dance, Senior Talent Show. Always looking sweet and neat, her smile is a welcome treat. 11 LAMBERT, AUDREY Aud Science, Square Dance Club, Movie Making Club, School Service, Honor Study Hall. The Navy makes 'Aud- Ray's' heart beat faster. LEMBACH, NORMAN showy Elective, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Hon or Study Hall. Our shrinking Violet. LEWANDOWSKI, GEORGE Squeecky Science, Wrestling, President of Polish Club, Senior Orches- tra, Spring Concert, Thanks- giving Program. George a d his magic violin. lx 1, NJ i. LUCAS, GERTRUDE The Sunshine Kid Elective, Hall Monitor, Ger- man Club, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance. This lass was evident in every class. MAROUARDT, CAROL if l MAKOWSKI, GERALDlNE Genie Elective, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, A Cappella Choir, Blue Mask, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Senior Tal- ent Show. The best things come in small packages. i'Annie Elective, A Cappella Choir, Annual Literary Staff, Blue Mask, G. A. A., Hall Monitor, Quill 81 Scroll, Spring Concert, Student Service Council, Christmas Program, 12 MERCER, JOAN MILLER, GLADYCE NELSON, CAROL NOWAK, BEVERLY on her mind. NOWICKI, RUTH Talent Show, PETRUS, LOIS Talent Show. PODLEWSKI, NANCY RAEBEL, ROBERT Thanksgiving Program, Honor Study Hall, Senior Christ- mas Dance, Senior Talent Show. Witty, wise, and wonderful. NIO.. Elective, Came from Florida, activities there were Art Club, Softball, D. C. T. Club, 4-H Club. Just a roy of Good old Florida sunshine. Glad Elective, G. A. A., Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, lnterclass Swim Meet, Senior Talent Show, Christmas Program, Senior Christmas Dance, You can hear her heart beat, TOM! TOM! Nellie Science, Hall Monitor Capt., President of Blue Mask, G. A. A., Cavalier Newspaper Stott, Annual Literary Staff, Quill Si Scroll, Camera Club, Fashion Design Club, Usher, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show, Honor Study Hall. May Choo Choo never have a breakdown. Bevush Elective, Hall Monitor, Usher, Infirmary Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Polish Club, Camera Club, Leather Craft Club, Tennis Club, Junior Court of Honor, Senior Christ- mas Dance, Senior Talent Show. She has a diamond on her finger and wedding bells Ruthie Stenagraphic, G. A. A., Blue Mask, A Cappella Choir, Spring Concert, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Program, Freshman Orientation Program, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior They don't come any nicer than Ruth. 'Lois' Elective, G. A. A., Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall, Christmas Program, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior She seems quiet, but mischief sparkles in her eyes. Nan English, Camera Club, Annual Literary Staff, Tennis Club, Home Nursing Club, Junior Orchestra, Gym Moni- tor, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show. To know Nancy is to like her. Raeb Science, Football, Swimming Team, Basketball, Senior Lifesaving, Freshman Orientation, Senior Class Treas- urer, Hall Monitor, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show, Vaudeville Show. l am what I am-so what? ROTH, MARJORIE Mari English, Treasurer af Blue Mask, G. A. A., Honor study Hall, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christ- mas Dance. ls she talking again-or yet? is to be one. SHALESKI, REGINALD Reg English, Senior Talent Show, Gym Team, Senior Christ- mas Dance, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Intramurals, Radio Club, Archery Club. 'He's got all he wants for Christmas. SIREN, NILES Swede Elective, Radio Club, Square Dance Club, Senior Band, Audio-Visual Crew, Christmas Program, Track. Buddy to the bitter end. SKRZYPCZAK, PATRICIA Pat English, Office Monitor, Blue Mask, Polish Club, Mr. Brauer's Monitor, Senior Christmas Dance, Secretary of the Senior Class. Pat is quiet in school-but-did you ever see her out of school? SMOGOLESKI, NANCY Nonni Mathematics, G. A. A , Hall Monitor, Attendance Moni- tor, Usher, Camera Club, Senior Planning Committee, Student Council, Homecoming Rally, Tennis Club, Blue Mask, Quill and Scroll, Honor Study Hall, Monitor Capt., Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Annual Literary Staff, Thanksgiving Day Program, Sun- shine Committee. Nonnis wit and gaiety sparkle beneath a calm exterior. STAGEMAN, BARBARA Bobbi Elective, Hall Monitor, Voudeville Show, Modern Dance, Fashion Design, G. A. A., Cavalier Newspaper Staff, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Decorating Committee, Prom Committee. Always breezy and gay, thats Bobbi. STOPCZYNSKI, PHYLLIS Fifi Elective, G. A. A., Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Li- brary Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Senior Talent Show, lntercloss Swimming Meet, Usher, Senior Christmas Dance. Once you get her started, you can't STOP-czynskif' TAUGHER, ROBERT Babu English, Wrestling, Baseball, Camera Club, Senior Tal- ent Show. He's bashful the sayslf' THOMAS, RAMONA Mona Elective, G. A. A., Hall Monitor, Spanish Club Secre- tory, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Band, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. A true friend like Mona is hard to find. TROYER, RICHARD Dick Elective, Square Dance Club, Voudeville Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show, Blue Mask, Morn- ing Announcement, Thanksgiving Program, Hall Monitor, Speech Award, Boys' Dolphin Club, Intramurals. The head of our complaint department. SCHAEFER, GLENN Shorty SCHUSTER, DELORES Dorie'i Elective, Choir, Senior Christ- Elective, Hall Monitor, Polish mas Dance, Senior Talent Club, Home Nursing Club, Show. Honor Study Hall, Senior The way to gain friends Talent Show, Senior Christ- mas Dance, Mr. Tiernan's Monitor. Quiet people are wel- come everywhere. SCHWEITZER, RITA Ritz Elective, G, A, A., Tennis Club, Spring Concert, Senior Christmas Dance, Gym Moni- tor, Honor Study Hall, School Service, Christmas Program. Here's a swell girl with a real sense of humor. SERBIAK, ROBERT Serb Science, Basketball, Senior Class President, Intramurals, Baseball, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Hon- or Study Hall. He ruled the Senior Class as he did the basketball court. I3 ZICKER, CAROLE Zik Elective, S p r i n g Concert, Christmas Program, H a I l Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance. Have you ever seen a dream walking? , l ZSIDO, MARILYN Lynn' English, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, French Club, Vaude- ville Show, Mr. Brauer's Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Senior Christmas Dance, Sen- ior Talent Show. The coquette of the ball- room. ZYNIECKI, ARLENE Corky Elective, G. A. A., Usher, Hall Monitor, B I u e Mask, Student Service Council, Of- fice Monitor, Interclass Swim, ming Meet, Honor Study Hall, Cavalier Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Christmas Dance Decorating Committee, Senior Talent Show. Corky never walks home, shed rather take the 'Buss'. UBICH, RONALD Ron Science, Senior Orchestra, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, A music lover: the wisest people in the world. WAGNER, MARGARET Marge Elective, Square Dance Club, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Senior Dance Committee, Dramatic Club, Newspaper Staff, Senior Band. lt's been fun having you at Pulaski. MARILYN, WALTER Marilyn English, G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Hall Monitor. The diamond on her finger matches the sparkle in her eyes. WASNIEWSKI, EUGENE Gene Elective, Senior Christmas Dance, Senior Talent Show, Intramurals, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Rally. He has a big friendly heart. WEISS, JAMES Jim Elective, Lifesaving Club, Square Dance Club, Football, Basketball, Hall Monitor, Vaudeville, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, P. A. Announcer, Christ- mas Program, There aren't many to match him. WESTPHAL, DOLORES Blondie Elective, G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Spring Concert, Entertainment Committee for Wrestling Matches, Bookkeeping Award. The Belle of the Telephone Company. WISNIEWSKI, SYLVIA Silvi Elective, Hall Monitor, Student Service Council, Polish Club, Senior Talent Show, Honor Study Hall, Senior Christmas Dance. lntelligent, quiet and nice to know. WNUCK, ELAINE Blonde Elective, Student Service Council, Senior Talent Show, Freshman Orientation Program, Square Dance Club, Archery Club, Vaudeville Show, G. A. A., Tumbling Club, Senior Christmas Dance. Our equestriennef' ' - WOIDA, FRANKLIN Waldo English, Swimming, Football, Tennis, Track, Senior Band, Lifesaving Club, Dance Band, Senior Talent Show, Vaudeville Show, Spanish Club, Hall Monitor, Dotphin XX iq sf' is MARZEC, ELMER AI Science, Square Dance Club, Thanksgiving Program, Intra- murals, Christmas Program, Senior Talent Show, Senior Christmas Dance, Speech. Look under that 'custom built' convertible, and there's Al. Chglog Pep Band, Interclass Swimming Meet, A Cappella Cho X, Senior Christmas Dance, Spring Concert. F s clime we've seen a wolf take to water. NOVAK, ROBERT Bob Science, Swimming, Basket- ball, Tennis, Lifesaving Club, Dolphin C l u b , Intramural Mgr., Tumbling Club, l'Lgll Monitor, Senior Talent Show, lntramurals, Monitor Capfi, Senior Christmas Dance, In- terclass Swimming Meet, Jun- ior Prom Court of Honor, Water Ballet, Freshman Ori- entation Program, Christmas Program. He'll make a big splash in the pool of life. 14 5 i3iif?5s gg? A , QF , ik, -Q x 4 . A Q Q. f g X W ..4 i 1 ,ff fi' W if X 3.4- I , 4,9 gw Q Q , ,, , 2 Q UQ ' ff N' 59 x XQ5' W x x f ,mi Y 3 f -,A X ,N w , Ns. W , yx V ., -, K 5 :Mg Q? 461 4 N VW 1 , 9 wry X 9 2 v iz Q X 1 ,. X W Q X 1 we. b' fv:' 1- 45 VR 4? -fix x -Stiff ' F was l RICHARD SCHICK President DENNIS DONARSKI Vife Pvf-wilenr CARI BEDNARSKI Secretory KAREN BAUMANN Treasure: CLASS HISTORY Confusion reigned! We tried to act big, to pretend we weren't awed by it all, We didn't fool anyone though, did we? You could tell we were young and new. We hated to walk to the front of a crowded study hall. We wrestled with our lockers and memorized numbers. We were lost in the maze of halls. We were confused. We were FRESHMEN! Light dawned! We began to fit in. Not a game did we miss or a dance. We joined clubs, made good use of Special Help slips and got to know the names of every 'lbig-time senior. We asked questions and were not afraid to answer any, because nobody could fool its now. We were SOPHOMORESI We played! This was it .... upper classmen at last. And did we let everyone know it! We were part of a notable school .... football champions for two straight seasons! We went lax on the homework and almost forgot about rules, We were swamped with activities and thrilled by our very own prom, The Merry-Ga Round of Dreams. What fun! We were IUNIORSI We reigned! But I don't feel like a senior some of us said. Then the bombardment began ..., testing programs, serious plans for college or jobs, our Talent Show, Class Play and Senior Banquet. We walked the halls with a feeling of ownership and noticed freshies peeking at us with yearning in their eyes. Then .... our diplomas. Yes! We were SENIORSI t E tr MISS ANDERSON MISS TIMBFRS l-IONCDR STUDENTS Wanda Dorothy Szczerbiak Iohn Terrence Marsh Martin, Louise Darling Breske, Audrey Iune White, Robert DuWayne Birner, Richard Edward Le Fevre, Carol lane I-labermann, Larry Michael Mueller, Charlotte Marie Goeltzer, Herbert Harold Klancher, Audrey Frances Borzykowski, Betty Ann Zarzecki, Celine Mary Wichrowski, Betty Ann Michalski, Mary Ann Bauer, Elaine Mary Sayland, Patricia Shirley Kuester, Fred Robert Pierce, Harold Carlyle Schultz, Carol Louise Prill, Carol lune Stewart, Nancy Iune Wolfe, Lyle Keith Cismoslci, loan Lee Bukal, Maryann Catherine Baumann, Karen Estelle Mikoliczak, Grace Beverly Diers, lean Carol Dublinski, Marcia lane Stachowiak, Carol Irene Kwarcinski, Audrey Wohanka, Carol Ann Neuman, Ruth Marie Mager, Rita Dolores Knautz, Shirley Annette Rubow, Sandra Lee La Marche, Poebe Louise ADAMS, WILLIAM Bill Elective, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Choir, Spring Con- cert, Vaudeville, Homecoming Rally, Pep Band, Dance Band, Boys' Double Quartet. Hes not so small, he's not so tall, but he's well- liked by all. AWE, JAMES A. Science, Audio-Visual Club, Projection Crew, Hall Moni- tor, Basketball, Homecoming Rally, Boys' Intramurals, Leather Craft Club, Honor Study Hall. The only kid in school with his own swimming pool. AXTELL, GRAYDON Elective, Swimming Team, Wrestling Team, Tennis Team, Junior and Senior Lifesaving, Interclass Swim Meet, Leather Craft Club, Dolphin Club, Cross Country, Home, coming Rally, Intramural, Tumbling, Track Team, Honor Study Hall. There can't be a wheel without an 'Axtell'. BAETJE, CAROL Stenographic, Honor Study Hall, Mr. Tiernan's Monitor. 'Where there's a will there's a way. BANACI-1, AUDREY Elective, G. A. A., Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Honor Study Hall, Cafe Management, Prom Com- mittee, Usher, Leather Club. As bright as the sun undimmed by a cloud. BARBASIEWICZ, PATRICIA Stenographic, G. A. A,, Honor Study Hall. You have a clear, forceful vision and empty dreams have no place in your life. BARTELAK, PATRICIA Elective, A friend to many, to many a pal. BAUER, ELAINE Stenograpltic, Shop Monitor, Honor Roll, G. A. A., Girls' Glee, Leather Craft, Home Economics, Usher, Hall Moni, tor, Honor Study Hall. Without Elaine Mr. Schulz couldn't have kept count of S-4 or Homeroom 7, BAUMAN, BRADLEY Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Toy Making, Leather Craft, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming Rally, Boys' Glee, Interl class Swim Meet. The teachers think that I'm so sweet, they usually give me a nice front seat. BAUMANN, KAREN Science, G. A. A., Water Ballet, Modern Dance, Leather Craft, Girls' Glee, Vaudeville, Spring Concert, Interclass Swim Meet, Monitor Captain, Honor Roll. Her swimming talents open the way to many a day. ALEXANDROWICZ, JUNE Bobby Elective, Hall Monitor, Home Economic Club, Attendance Monitor, Blue Mask, Modern Dance, Freshman Orientation, Girls' Glee, Tennis Club, G. A. A., Thanksgiving Pro- gram, Christmas Program, Here's one fine girl who really rates, she's lots of fun on double dates. Jimbo Anil Blondie Audie Pat Pat Bauer Brad Karen ANTHONY, SUSAN Suzie English, G. A. A., Cavalier Newspaper S t a ff, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, Leather Craft Club. This little girl has many a charm. AST, JEAN Jeanne Elective, G, A. A., Tumbling, Student Service Council, Blue Mask, Speech Choir, Fashion Design, Office Monitor, Hon- or Study Hall, Hall Monitor. The problem child of the twins. AST, JOAN Joanne Elective, Honor Study Hall, Speech Chair, Cafeteria Man- agement, Oflice Monitor. The better half ol the twins. 5 Y 2 19 BOEHM, CHARLES Chuck Elective, Spring Concert, Quill BLOOMER, LEONA Lee 8. Scroll, Annual Photogra- Elective. pher, Newspaper Photogra- A cute little blossom who pher, Senior Talent Show. came a little late, but with Make it quick like a us she really rates. bunny. BOGACKI, ALVIN AI Elective, Lifesaving C I u b , Track, Freshman Orientation Program. Although, he may be small, his personality really soars, BECKER, JANET lan Elective, Camera Club, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Girls' Glee, Leather Craft. A-Sundae maker every day of the week. BECKER, JOYCE Joyce Elective, Camera craft, Home Nursing Club, Honor Study Hall, Leather Craft. This is one girl who doesn't hide her personality. BEDNARSKI, CAROL Carol Elective, G. A. A., Water Ballet, Moclern Dance, Leath- er Craft, Homecoming Queen, Hall Monitor, Water Ballet President, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Girls' Glee, Vaudeville, lnterclass Swim Meet, Spring Concert. She's the Queen of Hearts and makes all hearts flutter. BEHMKE, GORDON Gordy Elective, Choir, Accordion Club, Boys' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, At messing hair he's quite a pest, but even so he's the bestf' BERNDT, RONALD Ron Elective, Basketball, Intramurals, Glee Club, Homecom- ing Rally, Honor Study Hall, Frosh-Soph Football, Wrestling, Prom Decorating Committee. To the boy with the dashing smile that won many a friend. BIALK, NANCY Nancy Stenographic, G. A. A., Home Nursing, Her winsome smile, her winsome way, will win some fine lad some day. BIRNER, RICHARD Bernie Mathematics, German Club, Modern Dance Club, Stu- dent Service Council, Hall Monitor, Senior Planning Committtee, Vaudeville, Student Announcer, Honor Study Hall. A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident to- morrowsf' BLAESING, NANCY UNCH Stenographic, Honor Study Hall. Ever loving kind and sweet, a pal like her is hard to beat. BLATTNER, ELEANOR Ellie Elective, Camera Club, Spring Concert, Freshman Ori- entation program, Tennis Club, Honor Study Hall, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program. A bit of wit, a heart of gold, all her talents are untold. BOONE, DOUGLAS Doug Science, Hall Monitor, Eleva- tor M o n i to r, Basketball, Honor R o I l, Intramurals, Homecoming R a I I y, Honor Study Hall. Tall o a ks fr o m little acorns grow. A - . ,-- -X fNfN BORZYKOWSKI, BETTY Betty Elective, Freshman Orienta- tion Program, Home Nursing, Honor Study Hall, Library Monitor. Her heart is golden and full of fun. Never was there a better liked gal under the sun. BREIWA, RICHARD Nick Elective, Basketball, Track, Wrestling. Lips with their zippers drawn. BRESKE, AUDREY Pinky History, Cavalier Annual, Cavalier Newspaper Feature Editor, G. A, A., Student Announcer, Mayor's Youth Commission, City High School Council, Secretary, Secre- tary-President, Council, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Homecoming Court of Honor, Quill and Scroll, Audi- torium, Program Committee, Chairman of Honor Study Halls, Homecoming Rally. Her love for people is the paint brush of her personality. BREY, PATRICIA Pat College Commerce, Junior Band, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, All City Band, Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Chorus, G. A, A., Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Those who understand her know her, but all who know her don't necessarily understand her. BROWN, GERALD Jerry Elective, lSummer School Graduatel, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Basketball, Tennis, Intramurals, Leather Craft, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming Rally, Boys' Glee. Memory is the thing l forget with. BROWN, WILLIAM Bill Science, Swimming, Track, Football, Lifesaving, Archery, Tumbling, Spring Concert, Boys' Glee, Vaudeville, Christmas Program. l may do something sensational yet! BUELOW, JOYCE Shotsie Elective, G. A. A., Costume Committee, Honor Study Hall. So dear to our hearts, ' BUKAL, MARY ANN Mickey Slenographic, Senior Orchestra, Spring Concert, Editor- in-Chief of Cavalier Annual, Quill and Scroll, Freshman Orientation Program, Home Nursing Club, Honor Study Hall, Senior Talent Show. The gal who finally learned to make it quick like a bunny, BULSKI, PATRICIA i'Pat Elective, Water Ballet, Modern Dance, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, lnterclass Swim Meets. She makes friends by being one. BUSZKIEWICZ, RALPH Raphael Elective, Intramurals, Radio Club, Swimming Club. A swell guy no one can deny. CASPERSON, PAUL CECOT, CAROLINE i'Redi' Casper Elective. Science. Girls' Glee, The world is full of men, Her crowning glory is her But none like Caspersenf' hair. CEHANOVICH, SOPHIE Sandy Elective, G. A. A,, Cafeteria Monitor, Thanksgiving Pro- gram, Girls' Glee, Hall Moni- tor, Christmas Program, Blue Mask, Home Economics. Witty and wise, poised and perfect. CEMKE, PATRICIA Pat Elective, G. A. A., Christmas Program, Home Economics, Advanced Girls' Glee, Spring Concert. Dark of hair but sunny of disposition. CHERNE, NANCY Nancy Elective, G, A, A., Home Eco- nomics Club, Monitor, Moni- tor Captain, Spring Concert, Christmas Club. Flashing eyes and blond hair. Gentlemen, beware! CHRISTENSON, GERALD Jerry' English, Junior Prom Committ- tee, Honor Study Hall. ' Progressive and' impres- sive. 'X ClESLAK, IRENE lrene' Elective, Freshman Orienta- tion, Honor Study Hall. A iolly, happy girl ' she, no matter when o where she be. Ns , -J X ff f ,xx-rpxgu' i A , ,NIV . X1 , ' X cf as r CIEZKI, THERESE Terry Elective, Senior Band, Junior Band, Senior Orch, tra, Girls' Glee Club, Spri' Concert, Advanced G i ful Q, 'gCharus, Home Economics4'Clqb, In- firmariy Monitoi. A',,mighiy dandy gikl, tg ,- meet, d lbit as preltykastfi she is 5 Cel! F. ' tv ' .. Xt Q x l X ' c CISMOSKI, JOAN Punk'in College Preparatory. She smiles and the whole world smiles with her. She frowns-but no! She never frowns. Z2 belongs to Jerry. Elective, Blue Maslc. study too! Honor Study Hall, could be. in the sun. on the run. Orchestra. DACKOW, ARLENE CISZEWSKI, BERNARD Ben' Elective, Radio Club, lntra murals, Football. A merry chap is he. CIULA, THERESA Terry Science, G. A. A., Tennis Club, Hall Monitor, Usher Junior Orchestra, All City Band, Home Nursing, Honor Study Hall, Halloween Dance Committee, Senior Plan ning Committee, Cavalier Annual Stott, Noon Hour Program, Senior Talent Show, Quill and Scroll. 'Shes cute, sweet and merry. Sorry, fellas, she CONNELLY, TERRENCE Terry 'A diller a dollar, but never a scholar, CONNELLY, THOMAS Tom Elective, Toy Construction Club, Senior Orchestra, Blue Mask. Often he has burned the midnight oil, and to CRAMER, JANET Jan English, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Girls' Glee Modern Dancing, Otlice Monitor, Cavalier Newspaper Janet a stewardess I foresee, anything else she CZAJKOWSKI, LOIS Louie English, Spanish Club, Hall Monitor, Cavalier Annual Staff, Senior Editor, Quill and Scroll, Honor Study Ha She who has came through the fire will not fade CZARNECKI, JOHN John Elective, Football, Radio Club, lntramurals, Track Cavalier Annual Staff. John is full ol lun and he seems to have us a CZERWINSKI, ROBERT Curley Elective, Freshman Orientation, Sports Editor, Cavalier Annual Staff, Homecoming Rally, Honor Study Hall, Bob is the kind of guy who puts all his troubles in a box, sits onthe Iid,andIaughs. CZERWINSKI, WANDA Wandie Elective, G. A. A., Camera Club, Tennis Club, Fashion Designs, Honor Study Hall, Junior Orchestra, Senior We 'Wanda' see you around. Al Elective, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, Home Economics Attendance Monitor, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee G. A, A,, Modern Dance, Decoration Committee Thanksgiving Program. Yea, her tongue needeth lubrication. DAULKE, JAMES Bembee Elective, Square Dance, Cava- lier Annual Staff, Audio- Visual, Rod and Gun Club, Archery. Life's the way you look at it. But, don't look at it through steel barsf DEMSKI, PATRICIA Patti English, Associate E d i t o r Cavalier Annual, Girls' Glee, A Cappella Choir, Christmas Program, S p r i n g Concert, Homecoming Court of Honor, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Latin C I u b, Home Nursing Club, Halloween Dance Com- mittee, Quill and Scroll, en- ior Talent Show. A dainty size, bewit i eyes. f 1 Nix I XJ ' Si A DIESCH, oizsoorev Greg Elective, Square Dance, President of Blue Mask, Gen- eral Chairman of Junior Prom. letis leave everything, tomorrow's another day. DONARSKI, DENNIS Derma History, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Dolphin Club, Intramurals, Junior Prom Planning Committee, Honor Study Hall. His faults are like needles in o hoystack-hard to lindf' DOUGLAS, JACK Douglas Science, Football, Wrestling, Track, Wrestling Manager, Junior Prom Court of Honor, Modern Dance, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor. Some Jacks ar-lene, but zok make no difference. DRAKE, ROSELYNNE Roz Elective, Fashion Design, Girls' Glee, Home Nursing Club, Freshman Orientation Program, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, A Cappella Choir. She is worth taking the time to know. DRETZKA, MARY ANN Elective, Bond, Hall Monitor. It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. DUBIAK, CHARLENE Elective, Fashion Design, Honor Study Hall, Home Eco- nomics Club, Modern Dance, Tennis Club. ls Dubiak dubious of her choice? DUBLINSKI, MARCIA Elective, A Cappella, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Vaudeville, G. A, A., Thanksgiving Program. A gay little loss with lots of class. Shorty Charlie Marsh DUDLEY, KATHLEEN Kathy Elective, Pep Rally, Home Nursing, Home Economics Club, Fashion Design, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask. A winning way and a pleasing smile. DUROW, PATRICIA Pot Elective. That Hill Billy levers got me. DERDZINSKI, ROSE ANN Rosie Elective, Blue Mask, School Service, Choir, Office Moni- tor, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Ad- vanced Girls' Choir, Student Service Council. Independence is 0 quality of success. DETERT, DOLORES Del English, G. A. A,, Hall Moni- tor, Gym Monitor, Homeroom Editor, Cavalier Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll. A cheerful friend spreads sunshine. DIERS, JEAN Jeno Elective, M o d e r n Dance, Girls' Glee, Christmas Pro- gram, Spring Concert, Vaude- ville, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Precious gems come in Small pnckagesfl 23 GEORGE, RICHARD Dick English, Swimming, Football, Vaudeville Show, Hall Moni- GILHUBER, GORDON GESTWICKI VICTORIA tor, Junior Prom Court of Gordie Vicki Honor, Camera Club. Social Science, Boys' Intra- Elective Red h a i r, good-looking murals. She thinks of others then face, you'll notice him any He's backward a b o ut herself place. coming forward. DZIERSKI, MARVIN Marv Science, Intramurals, Track, Basketball, Honor Study Hall, Junior Prom Committee. As large os life and twice as natural. DZIERZEWSKI, JOSEPH Okauchee Elective, Homecoming Float, Hall Monitor. He traveled 32 miles to become once more a Pulaskian. He said, 'Once a Pulaskian always a Pulaskian'. ELLWITZ, JAMES Jim Elective, Intramurals, Stage Craft, Camera Club, Tumbling. He's one in a million. ERICKSON, ROBERT Bob Elective, Manual Arts. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. FRITZ, WAYNE Fritz Elective, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall. A strong metal worker. GALASKA, PATRICIA Pat Elective, President of Home Economics Club, Hall Moni- tor, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Prom Court of Honor, Cafeteria Management, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Camera Club. Always in style with a smile. GALLUP, BETTY Beth Commercial, Usher, Hall Monitor, Secretary of Blue Mask, Home Nursing, Office Monitor, Attendance Moni- tor, Student Service Council, Honor Day Program, Hon- or Study Hall. Although she's always on the run, she never is too busy to have her lun. GASZAK, MARY ANN Mickey Elective, President of Home Economics Club, Christmas Program, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, G. A. A., Cafe- To us she is dear, Elective. Cl-LAVAN, JOANNE Jo Science, S. S, C., G. A. A., All City Junior Orchestra, Senior Orchestra, School Serv- ice C l u b, G y m Monitor, Youth Day Committee, Christ- mas Program, Spring Con- cert, Monitor. They always win the gold- en day who listen much and little say. To them she's near, To all she is sincere. GAPINSK I, LLEWELLYN teria Management, Spring Concert, Camera Club. Lew lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. GLEMBIN, GORDON Gardie Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Basketball, Baseball, Toy Club, Boys' Glee. What his heart thinks his tongue speaks. GLOWACK I, ROSE MARIE Christmas Program, Economics, Her personality GOELTZER, HERBERT Mathematics, Latin Club, Senior Band, Pep Band, Sen' ior Orchestra, All-City Band, Teen Age Time, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. None but himself can be his parallel. GORSKI, RICHARD Elective, Football, Basketball, Junior Court Intramurals Sports, Square Dance. He didn't want us to say anythin dimples-so we won't. GRADINJAN, JAMES Elective, Baseball, Intramurals. He smiles and says nothing How nice it would be If others would hush up As often as he. GRANOWSKI, RAYMOND Elective. 'Sometimes I sit and think, Sometimes I lust sit. GREENING, MARLENE Elective, G. A. A., Treasurer Home Economics Club, Fashion Design, Girlsi Glee, Home Nursing, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Tennis Club, Modern Dance. 'There will always be a 'Bill' in her lifef GREEVERS, DELORES Elective, Home Nursing Club, Spring Concert, Camera Club. Every little 'Bit O' Luck' counts. GROMACKI, JOSEPH History, Intramural, Noon Hour Program, Spanish Club, Cross-Country, Basketball. Eni, Meni, Mini, Mo, we all hate to see Joe go. GROSS, RICHARD Elective, G. A. A., Office Monitor, Spring Concert, Cafeteria Management, Home reveals her reality. Rosie Herb Dick of Honor, about his Frenchie MRGY.. Jennie Del Joe Dick Science, Camera Club, Leather Craft, German Club, Square Dance, Vaudeville, Spring Concert, A likeable guy, who with us rates high. GROTH, JEROME Jerry Elective, Co-Sports Editor, Newspaper, Football, Bas- ketball, Camera C l u b, A Cappella, Boys' Glee, Mixed Chorus. Of his romantic nature we are in the dark, but in class he is quite a shark. ORUETINER, JAMES Saddle Shoe Kid Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Senior Talent Show, Clean-up Committee, Square Dance, Blue Mask, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Cheerleader, German Club, Senior Planning Com- mittee, Boys' Glee. His only looks were womf en's looks and folly's all they taught him. I GUSS, ROBERT Bob Elective, Radio Club, Span- ish Club, Intramurals, Clean- up Committee, Boys' Glee. Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun who relished a joke, and rejoiced in a pun. HABERMANN, IARRY 'lllolzll Science, Football, Swimming, Tennis, Boys' Glee, Court ol Honor, Senior Band, Water Ballet, Stu d e nt Council, Vaudeville, P. A. Announcer, Pep Band, Christmas Pro- gram, Spring Concert, Life- saving Club, Thanksgiving, Homecoming Rally. A dashing lad and hand- some he, A delight to the feminine eye. HAFEMAN, CLARENCE Halei' Elective, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Square Dancing. A trustworthy guy with a twinkle in his eye. ' 25 HAHN, BERNADETTE HANSEN, GERALD Mario' HARDER, JOANN Joe Bernie Mathematics, Boys' Glee Science, Home Nursing Club, Elective, S p r i n g Concert, Junior Prom Committee, In Monitor. Speech Choir, Hall Monitor, tramurals, Spanish Club, iend, a pal, really a Senior Band, Pep Band, Sen- Elevator Monitor, audeville swflsl I. ior Planning Committee, Ad- Wrestling, Freshma Orienta IV vanced Girls' Chorus. tion Program. ' 2 Her very foot hath music Hal1dsome, das Z olhd XX X1 X in it. , Xwhat a voice. K I t Hum i 'Li K .X K , Q Y , Ili P ' .- tt hu, t, IXX , TK' Y 1 I . I HEINEMAN, JO ANN Jo Elective, G. A. A., Senior Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Study Hall, Cavalier Business Editor, Senior Band, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, Girls' Glee, School Service, Home Economics Club, Homecoming Rally. Charming and sweet, this little gal can't be beat. 26 ..,4- HEINRICH, ERWIN Erv Elective, Fresh-Soph Football, Gym Team, Square Dance, Modern Dance, Hall Moni- tor, Freshman Orientation, Intramurals, German Club, Honor Study Hall. And true he is, as he has proved himself to bc. HINTERBERG, SHIRLEY Jay Bee English, G. A. A., Tennis Club, Speech Choir, Mr Brauer's Monitor, Tumbling, Honor Study Hall, Inter class Swim Meet, Homecoming Rally, Latin Club, Blue Mask. There's danger lurking in them there eyes. HINTZ, JEAN lean Stenographic. lf, you don't want me, you want my sister. HINTZ, JOAN ANN Joan Stenographic, lf you don't want my sister, you want me. HOSSALLA, DANIEL Hass Elective. His ready wit would move the Sphinx to laughter. JAKUBIAK, ROSEMARIE Kubi Elective. Our little Rosie's a bundle of ioy So charming and gay And Oh, so coy! JANKOWSKI, PATRICIA Pot JEKA, DOROTHY Elective, G. A, A., Usher, Senior Band, Spring Concert Hall Monitor, Pep Band, Homecoming Rally, Home Economics, Shes gentle, she's shy, but there's mischief in her eye. JANUSZ, BETTY Pudgie Elective, Spring Concert, Water Ballet, Hall Monitor Girls' Glee, Christmas Program. lt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. JANUSZ, CLEMENTINE Tina Elective, Student Council, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Vaudeville, Modern Dance, Homecoming Rally, Thanksgiving Basket Committee, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Honor Study Hall Committee, Monitor Mixed Chorus, Folk Fair, Square Dance Committee Advanced Girls' Chorus. Tall and serene, she walks like a queen. 4'Dotlie Elective, Homecoming Rally, G. A. A., Home Econo mics Club, A Cappella, Student Council, Square Dance Tennis, Junior Court of Honor, Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Program. We think a lot of our friend Dot. JELINSKI, FLORENCE Peanuts Elective, G. A. A., Water Ballet, Mixed Chorus, Ad- vanced Girls' Chorus, All City Chorus, Spring Concert, Usher, Modern Dance, Span- ish Club, Tennis Club, Interv class Swim Meet, Gym Moni- tor, Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Christmas Pro- gram. She's like a little cricket, chirping all day long. KAMINSKI, BEVERLY Elective, G. A, A., Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Monitor, Square Dance, Interclass Meet, Voudeville, Blue Mask. 'Beneath that shy exterior lies purest gold. KASZA, JEROME Elective. Ever happy never glum, Makes a brrght and cheerful chumf KEMNITZ, ELIZABETH Elective, Office Monitor, Tennis Club, Home Economics Club. A smiling lass in every class. KERNEN, CLIFFORD Elective, Baseball, Track, Band, Pep Band, Intramurals, Spring Concert, Lifesaving Club, 'He's small in stature, but hes got big ideas. KELLER BEVERLY Elective, Student Service, Lost and Found Monitor, Mr. Tiernan's Monitor, Homecoming Rally, Cavalier Literary Staff, Camera Club, German Club, Senior Class Play, Honor Study Hall, Student Announcer. Charm plus class equals Bev , our brown eyed lass. KILPS, ALICE Elective, Water Ballet. 'Like Alice in Wonderland shes always wondering aboutf KINCAID, HARRY Mathematrcs, Elevator Monitor, Intramurals, Camera Club, Cafeteria Cashier. A proper man as any we shall see. KLANCHER, AUDREY Elective, She can laugh with the iolliest, and work with the busiest, KLAND, GEORGE Elective. A man worthwhile is the man with a smile. JOHNSON, MARY .lol1nie Science, Senior Orchestra, Homecoming Rally, Vaude- ville, Modern Dance, G. A, A,, All City Orchestra, Hon- or Study Hall Chairman, Noon Hour Programs, Girls' Intramural, Sports, Senior Planning Committee, Youth Night, Annual All City Or- chestra. Her eyes sparkle, her smile widens, her cheering voice brings forth her kind- ness. Bev terry Betty Cliff Bevan Alice Baldy Audie Dada KABACINSKI, RITA Bunn Stenographic, Girls' G. A, A., Usher, Office Monitor, Prom Tickets, Home Econo- mics, Fashion Club, Cafeteria Service, Hall Monitor, Talent Shaw. This Bunny's eyes twinkle when she sees Whitey'. will KACZMAREK, NORBERT Tootsie History, Candy Monitor, Cavalier Paper, Usher, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Rally, Honor Study Hall, Alternate Senior Planning Member. In all his classes he's out numbered by thc losses. I x KALASEK, EUGENE Eugene Elective, lSummer School Graduatel. Work fascinates me. I can look at it all day, 27 KLAUS, BARNEY Barney Science, Lifesaving Club, Science lub, As fond of 'dates' as an Ara Stenagrapli, G, A. A., Fr s a ' ' , uare .1 Y KLOPATEKX I Air - V na m n i ti n r Cl GI KNUTH, NANCY KOPP, JEAN Jeanie Foreign Language, Senior Planning Committee, Student Service Council, Spanish Club, Tennis C I u b, Attendance Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor. She'll let a smile come your way even on the dullest day, ,Q KORYTOWSKI, DENNIS Kory Elective, Football, Basketball, Swimming, Lifesaving, Square Dance, Boys' Glee, Intra- murals, Honor Study Hall, Camera Club, Blue Mask. He'S Our 'Kory-Maker' of fun and frolicf' KOSCIERSKI, KATHLEEN Kitty Elective, G. A. A., Water Ballet, Modern Dance, Home Nursing Club, Advanced Girls' Chorus, A Cappella, All City Chorus, S p r i n g Concert, Columbus D a y Program, Thanksgiving Program, Home- coming Committee, Christmas Program, Library Monitor, Senior Talent Show, Prom Decorating Committee, Junior Class Representative at Sen- ior Banquet. A swimmer that sings and is happy about all things. KOEHLER, SHIRLEY anyone anywhere. KONTOWSKI, BETTY Concert, sight. KOSNICKI, RONALD Ron Science, Senior Band, Pep Band, Vaudeville, Spring Con- cert, Wrestling, Boys' Glee, Frosh'Soph Football, Christ- mas Program, lf it's a wrestling match and you hear the women scream, its powerful Kosnicki yau'Il view on the screen. Dance, PtpMleville, S rirgl Concert, ee Hall Monitor5'Senior Planixiitgfgommittee. N g 'L't ne Commercial, Infirmary Monitor, Costumes, Senior Banquet. Her pleasing ways are just so ing to have her around. A very bright lrkgleq we have ay n yer of icy ond good cliearil, - I s KMET, .lAN-T Elective, lnterclass Swim Meet, I ffice Mo it , . A, A., Fashion Design, Senior Prom Decoratin mittee, Usher, Cafeteria Service, Se lor Prom I , Senior Talent Show, Hall Monitor. She went to Pulaski, but her heart r as at Tech. KNAUTZ, SHIRLEY 'Annette' EleCtive. This friendly girl will always bc happy to see you or me. Elective, G. A, A., Tennis Club, Non Eyes of blue, hair of gold, this is our Nancy untold. KNUTOWSKI, THEODORE Ted Elective, Camera Club, Annual Staff, Projection Crew. As a leader, theres no better. Ish Elective, G. A. A., Modern Dance, Tumbling, Spring Concert, Freshman Orientation Program, Junior Court of Honor Prom, Square Dance, Cavalier Annual Staff, Monitor, Homecoming Rally, lnterclass Swim Meet. Her twinkling eyes, her gleaming hair, will outshine lean Honor Study Hall, gentle that, 'tis pleas- KOPACZEWSKI, RONALD Elective, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee, Junior Band, Senior Band, Pep Band, Pep Rally, Christmas Program, Spring Koppers Everything is going to be all right, 'Koppers' is in KRAUSE, JANET Jan Elective, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert. Quiet-but in an utterly different way. 8 A. it KRAWCZYK, RONALD Elective, lSummer School Graduatel, Junior Band, Spring Concert, Senior Band, Pep Band. Speak little, think much, wise men are such. KRUCZYNSKI, NANCY Commercial, Girls' Glee, G. A. A., Study Hall, In- lormory Monitor. A smile for everyone, KRUKOWSKI, GEORGE Science, Football, Track, Soph-Frosh Basketball, Square Dance, Vaudeville, Homecoming Rally, Junior Band, ln- tramurals, Industrial Arts, School Service, Camera Club, Sometimes happy, sometimes sad, Sometimes good, but never bad, KRUSZKA, PATRICIA Commercial, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Costumes, Senior Banquet, Honor Study Hall. Shes little and shes wise, she's a terror for her size. KUCIFER, GERALDINE Elective, G. A. A., Polish Club, lnterclass Meet, Home Economics Club, Tumbling, Tennis Club, Pep Rally, Cavalier Annual Staff, Home Nursing, Vaudeville, Dec- orating Committee, Girls' Glee, Hall Monitor, Senior Talent Show. She loves all and is loved by all. KUESTER, FRED Science, Cross-Country, Wrestling, Track, Hall Monitor. lHismiIesl will never catch up with him, KUJAWA, BARBARA Elective, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Tennis Club, School Service, Modern Dance, Vaudeville, Spring Concert, Thanksgiving Program, Homecoming Committee, Thanks, giving Basket Committee, Square Dance, Usher, Moni- tor, Youth Workers' Conference, Student Council, Choir, Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Glee, All City Choir, Office Monitor, Prom Committee Decorating, Senior Talent Show. She seemed as happy as o wave that dances on the sea, KUJAWA, FILICE Elective, Monitor, Student Service, Council Representa- tive, G. A. A. Shes a iolly good pal, and witty, that's not all, she's also pretty. KUMPREY, ALBINA Stenographic, G. A. A., Home Nursing, Honor Study Ron Nanc Kiuky Bunny Jerrie Fritz Bains Phil HAI.. Hall, Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, Her personality is like her name, outstanding and different. KURUDZA, VERONICA Ronnie' Stenogrophic, Hall Monitor, G. A. A., Home Nursing, Honor Study Hall. Generally speaking-she is generally speaking, KWARCINSKI, AUDREY Audie English, Home Nursing, Cava- lier Newspaper, Homecoming Rally, Vaudeville, Ju n io r Planning Committee, Square Dance, Honor Study Hall Chairman. You may know the beauty ol her heart by the beauty of her eyes. stir.. la MARCHE, PHOEBE Peanuts Elective, Square Dance, A Cappella, Homecoming Rally, Spring Concert, Youth Night, All City Festival, Glee Club, Student Council, Hall Moni- tor, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus, Christmas Program. Music in her fingers rhythm in her toes, she makes music where ever she goes. W Lo MARRE, WILLIAM Bill Elective, Intramurals, Radio Club, Thanksgiving Program, LASKIEWICZ, PAUL Sonny Hall Monitor. Elective. Seek thou a friend? He makes every day a Then meet this man. holidayf' 29 KNIGHT, ROYALE Roy Mathematics, Boys' lntramurf als, Homecoming Rally, As- sistant Sports Editor Cavalier Annual, Honor Study Hall, Gym Team, Prom Decorating Committee. A rare mixture for a lad, wit and silence. KUEHNER, CARL Carl Science, Hall Monitor, Tum- bling, Track Manager, Foot- ball Manager, Gym Team, Cheerleader, His two hobbies, listen andtellf' LASSA, LAWRENCE Los' Science, Track, Elevator Moni tor, Square Dance, Boys' Glee, Mixed Chorus, A Cap pella, Thanksgiving Program Vaudeville, Spring Concert. Still waters run deep. LAST, ARLENE Lass Stenogrophic, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Fashion De- sign, G. A. A., Prom Com- mittee, Honor Study Hall, Tennis Club, Christmas Pro- gram. Her name may be 'Last' but her personality states her first. 30 LeFEVER, CAROL LEGAS, THERESA 'Chucks'. LEMANSKI, DONALD Science. LEPAK, GORDON Elective, Polish Club. the scenery moving. LOHMAN, CAROL Vaudeville. LUCZAJ, ALICE entice. LEWANDOWSKI, IRENE She says things with her eyes time putting into words, LATUS, CAROL Bunny Elective, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Home Nursing, Christmas Program, Fashion Club, Prom Decorat- ing. Cupid's dart has pierced her heart, Fever Science, Camera Club, Square Dance, Home Nursing Club, Archery, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Lost and Found Monitor, Usher, Vaudeville, Christmas Program. To make others happy and gay, ls her motto alwayf' Terri Stenographic, Junior Band, Senior Band, Senior Orches- tra, Pep Band, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Chorus. Her winsome ways ??? ?? many heart, especially Shark He seeks to know and gets what he goes after. Lee Science, .lunior Band, Senior Band, Intramurals, Square Dance, Accordion Club, Vaudeville, Noon Hour Pro- gram, Talent Show, Stage Crew, Spring Concert. A musical whizz, this genius is. LEWANDOWSKI, AUDREY Elective, G. A. A., Tumbling, Gym Monitor, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Cafeteria Service, Pep Rally, Cheerleader, Honor Study Hall, To know her is to love her, and she is well known. Caledonia Irene that others waste Frankie LIEBRECHT, FRANKUN Science, Boys' Glee Club, Junior Court ol Honor, Thanksgiving Baskets, Blue Mask, Stage Crew, Square Dance, A Cappella, Prom Decorations, Senior Dance Designer, Honor Study Hall Chairman. All the world is a stage and he will help to keep Giuseppi Stenographic, Spring Concert, G. A. A., Accordion Club, People are funny-l'm a people. Alexa English, Blue Mask, Camera Club, Announcer, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Cafeteria Management, Prom Decorating Committee. With her laughing, merry eyes, she can any heart LUDKA, MARGARET Magie Stenographic, G. A, A., Girls' Glee, Advanced Chor- us, A Cappella, Tennis Club, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Thanksgiving Pro- gram. A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. MAKOWSKI, THADDEUS Science, Hall Monitor, Student Service Representative, Intramurals, Toy Construction, lnterclass Swimming Meet. His blond dream is Arlene. MANKOWSK I, HELEN Elective, G. A. A., Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Usher, Modern Dance Club, Polish Club, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, Gym Monitor, Honor Study Hall. As busy as the proverbial bee. MANTEUFEL, GERALD Elective. His character wins him praise and exaltationf' MANTEUFEL, NANCY Elective, Hall Monitor. 'Her quiet manner cannot hide her pleasing per- sonalityf' MARKOWSKI, GILBERT Elective, Junior Band, Senior Band, Intramurals, Radio Club, Frosh-Soph Band, Pep Rally. Yes, small in stature but towering above us all in standings and deeds. MARSH, JOHN Modern Language, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, String Orchestra, German Club, President of International Club, All City Orchestra, Piano Repertoire. Patience is the necessary ingredients of genius. MARTIN, LOUISE Fashion Club, G. A. A., Tumbling, Pram Decorating Committee, Cavalier Annual Staff, Co-Art Editor, Honor Day Program, Co-Hostess at Foreign Students Tea. Her perfect manner, her charm and grace will win admirers in every place. MARX, JO-ANNE Slenographic, G. A. A., Modern Dance Vaudeville, Homecoming Rally, Girls' Club, Noon Hour Program, Gym Monitor, Girls' Intramurals. She has a little way about her that is very dear and folks are glad to have her near. MATERNOWSKI, VIRGIL Elective, Stage Craft, Stage Crew Monitor Captain, Monitor, Radio Club, Honor Study Hall. Tall, quiet, and quite a lad. NC! LYCHWICK, RODNEY Lynn Science, Blue Mask, Camera, Cavalier Newspaper, Eleva- tor Operator, Wrestling. lt is not what he says, but what he does that counts. Teddy Brite-ize' Manny Nickie Booths Gillen Spring Concert, Basketball, Pep J.T. Loose-Knees HJC.. Virg MACIKOWSKI, ELAINE Oscar Elective, G. A, A., Cavalier Newspaper Business Man- ager, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, French Club, Fashion Design, Member of Quill and Scroll Society, Hall Monitor, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Honor Study Hall. She will never suffer from 'Mel' nutrition. Mac KENZIE, JOHN Mac Elective, Frosh-Soph Football, Boys' Intramurals, Pram Come mittee, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor. Tall and rugged, we like him that way. l X. if X: MAGER, RITA Rita Elective, G, A. A., Spanish Club, Home Nursing Club, Student Service, Cafeteria Cashier, Hall Monitor, Usher, Annual Advertising Staff. This pretty miss is nice to know, sorry, fellas, she has ll beau. at MICHELSON, PATRICIA Boopie Sience, President of German Club, Square Dance, G. A. A., Infirmary Monitor. ln school she's a thinker, but outside she's a little stinkerf' MIKOLICZAK, GRACE Micky Stenographic, Polish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Speech Choir, A Cappella Choir, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, All City Music Fes- tival, Homecoming Rally. Sweet and small and full of fun, With a friendly smile for everyone. v . sly XXI, x X ,xy I x X R I If 'XJ s ,l Q 1. MIRKOVICH, SHIRLEY Mickey Commercial, Girls' Glee, G. A. A., Fashion Club, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Advanced Chorus, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Home Economics Club. A brimtul of mischief, and wit and glee as ever a human could be. MAZOS, SYLVIA Syl Elective, Infirmary Monitor, Office Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Cafeteria Management, Fashion Club. ' Always happy, never glum, Makes a bright and cheerful chumf' MAZURKIEWICZ, ANNA Ann Elective, G. A. A., Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christ- mas Play, A Cappella, Infirmary Monitor. She always has a little smile of greeting and some friendly word to say. MAZURKIEWICZ, CONRAD Connie Elective, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band, Pep Band, Football, Intramurals, Radio Club, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, Lifesaving. Tall in height but short of change. MENGER, JAMES Jim Science, Wrestling, Lifesaving, Tumbling, Boys' Glee, A Cappella. Quiet and shy but a mighty fine guy. MENGER, JOHN Elective, Intramurals, Swimming. Men are of two kinds, and he is the kind l'd like to be. MEZYDLO, DANIEL Duke History, Student Service Council, Basketball, Track, Industrial Arts and Crafts, Honor Day Program. Dont rush me girls, you make me blush. MICHALSKI, MARCIA M0usie Elective, Library Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Fashion Club, G. A, A., Tennis Club, Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, Homecoming Rally, Christmas Program. Happy am I, from care am I free, why aren't they all like me, MICHALSKI, MARY ANN Mary Science, Senior Plannin ommittee, Frosh-Soph S. S, C. Representative, JuniorICo rt of Honor, Home Nursing, Square Dancing, Hall wee Dance, Homecoming Rally, Spring Concert. A maiden more s r could ne'er be found. She MICHAL VI, murals, Fo a . li. I I . t MOHALSKI, ALTHEA Thea English, Latin Club, G. A, A., Usher, Cavalier Newspaper, Home Nursing Club, Girls' Glee, Blue Mask, Christmas Program, S p r i n g Concert, Freshman Orientation, Vaude- ville. Her loving smile doth seem. To make our faces beam. smiles the livelo Wy et seriousness becomes her. I T PSDEUS Te Elective, o o Study al, Radi Club, Boys' lntr - b Let lb'qn'qerry, life is shorff' I MOLOTKIEWICZ, SYIVESTER ..Sy'.. Elective, Stu d e n I Council, Homecoming Rally, Glee Club, Basketball, Honor Study Hall, Honor Study Hall Com- mittee. Never loud, never boost- ful, just the type any gal could hope for. 32 MROCZKOWSKI, DOROTHY Button Elective, Girls' Glee, G.A.A., Polish Club, Fashion Club, Spring Concert, Prom Decorations, Christmas Program. Ho Hum! Who's letter should l answer today? MUELLER, CHARLOTTE Chick Elective, Water Ballet, Tumbling, Student Council, Fashion Club, Homecoming Rally, Annual Staff, Co-Art Editor, G.A,A., Prom Decorations, Honor Study Hall, Noon Hour Program, Co-Hostess for Foreign Students Tea. 'Carefree and charming, iust like the pictures she paints. MUELLER, JOYCE Roly Poly Elective, Spring Concert, Girls' Glee, Home Economics Club, Tennis Club, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Pep Rally, Honor Study Hall, Fashion Design, Here is a girl who puts a sparkle of laughter into everyones day. MULLALEY, DONNA Donna Science, Hall Monitor. A swell gal, and a wonderful pal, MUROWSKI, ELEANOR Eleanor Elective, Noon Hour Program, Econ, Club, Polish Club, Cate Management. 'One whose sunny nature speaks for itself. MUROWSKI, MARY ANN Mary Ann Elective, Econ. Club, Polish Club, Cafe Management. She's as busy as a little bee. MUZIA, EVELYN Giggles Elective, G.A.A., Home Economics, Girls' Glee, Christ- mas Program, Spring Concert, A Cappella, Polish Club, Honor Study Hall, Adv. Choir, Fashion Club, From her eyes beams the Ray of sunshine. MUZIA, JOSEPH Jo-Jo' Elective, Boys' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert lndustrial Arts, Honor Study Hall. 'On through life he shall go, always making friends, never a foe. MYLAREK, GERALD J rry' Elective. Gentlemen prefer blondes. x NAMOWICZ, ARLEEN Cherry NEILS, JOAN Joey English, Attendance Monitor, Commercial, Girls' Glee, Hall G.A.A., Speech Choir, Tennis, Monitor, Polish Club, Hall Monitor, Fashion Design, Her faults are scarce. of friends for Joan. A personality as sparkling as her eyes has won hoards NELSON, JACQUELINE .laclrie Elective, Jr. Court of Honor, Attendance Monitor, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee, Christ- mas Program, Blue Mask, Tennis Club, Fashion Design, Speech Choir. Doubt whom you will, but never yourself, NEU, ROBERT Bob Mathematics, Hall Monitor. A mind like a revolving door, getting new ideas as old ones leave, a NEUMAN, RUTH Rutie Elective, G.A.A., Hall Moni- tor, Co-Advertising Manager Cavalier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Freshman Orien- tation Program. A sparkle of wit, a dash at vitality is Ruth. 33 NIERZWICKI, LORRAINE Lulu Elective, Honor Study Hall, Square Dance, Freshman Ori- entation, Office Monitor, Prom Committee. If you are looking for sweetness and simplicity, you will find it in Lorraine. NOAH, JACQUELINE Jackie Commercial, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Tennis Club, Honor Study Hall, Girls' Glee, Home Economics Club, Sr. Planning Committee, Honor Day Program. Life is a iest, and all things show it, I thought so once but now I know it.' NOWOBIELSKI, JOYCE ODEHNAL, DONALD EJNICZAK, PATRICIA Joy Gggie Pat Commercial, G.A.A., Tennis Elective, Camera Club. Qt ographic, Home Econom- Club, Home Economics Club, Stay 'ngle for a I n i , G.A.A., Polish Club, Polish Club, Honor Study time and make th I Mo ern Dance, Usher, Honor Hall. happy. Stu y Hall, Girls' Glee, Whenever she's around, Squar D nce, Hall Monitor, there's always ioy. . X! Inter-c sl eet, Fashion Dev Xl l 7 ,N ' sign ' 'xx X lf are at ease where , N K ,y don't budge. rt E I Tl ORLOWSKI, DIANE Iodine Stenographic, Polish Club, Home Economics Club, Square Dance, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Hall Monitor Usher, Inter-class Swim Meet. Honor Study Hall, Fashion Design, Girls' Glee. Sunshine's only rival. ORLOWSKI, ROY Goo-Goo Elective, Life Saving Club, Hall Monitor. Goo-Goo we likes Ooo-Ooo. PALM, JUNE lime Commercial, Home Nursing Club, A Cappella Choir, Service Club. We feared that it might result in her financial downfall - she was always a little short. PAQUE, LAVERNE Frenchie Stenographic, Hall Monitor, G.A,A., Tennis Club, Girls' Glee, Honor Study Hall, Sr. Planning Committee, Square Dance, Honor Day Program. If silence is really golden, l'II forever be broke. PARMENTER, RALPH Pit Elective, Dance Band, Sr. Band, Woodshop, Honor Study Hall. If he were twins we would be twice as lucky. PARYS, CECILE Cell Elective, G.A.A., Monitor, Girls' Glee. A pleasant smile, but larger is her heart. PAVICH, MICHAEL Pav Eledivq,a8lUe Mask, Basketball, Hall Monitor, Baseball, Sr. Talent Show. He has no thought of coming woes. As trouble comes, so trouble goes. PAWLAK, MARY ANN Butch Elective, G.A,A., Girls' Glee, Home Nursing, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall, Fashion Design, Retailing, Polish Club. Happy go Iucky. PAYLEITNER, ALLAN Al Science, Football, Basketball, Boys' Intramurals, Wres- tling, Track, Thanksgiving Baskets, .lr. Prom Court of Honor, Industrial Arts. He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. PETRIE, VIVIAN Viv Commercial, Girls' Glee, G. A. A., Fashion Design, Spring Concert, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Prom Decorating Committee. ' Too marvelous lor words. PIERCE, HAROLD Harry Elective, Track, Sr. Orch., All City Orch., Freshman Orientation, Spanish Club, Vaudeville, Cavalier News- paper. lt's what you what you got. with r L x POESKE, JOAN Pasty English, G.A.A., Home Nursing Club, Tennis Club, Adv, Girls' Chorus, Homecoming Court of Honor, Sr. Planning Committee, Student Service Council, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Vaudeville, P.A, Announcer, Spanish Club, Camera Craft, Christmas Dance Com- mittee, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee, Hall Monitor, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Red Feather Cam- mittee, Homecoming Rally, Pre-Prom Dance Committee, Senior Class Play, A Cappella Choir. Pasty's pleasant personality pleases people. POKORA, ARLENE Red Science, G.A.A., Gym Monitor. Shes always happy, bright, ready for work or play. and gay, and always POLEUCZYNSKI, AUDREV ' Boolsm Stenographic, Honor Study Hall, Office Monitor, Prom Committee, Polish Club. Calm, cool and industrious. POPPER, JEAN Jena Eng ish, Fashion Design, Attendance Monitor, Hall Monitor. Brightly for her the future shines. POTRZEBNY, PATRICIA Toni History, Fashion Design, A Cappella, Spring Concert, All City Music Festival. Where there is smoke, there is fire. PREGENTEK, ROBERT Bob Science, Boys' Intramurals, Cross-Country, Baseball, Freshman Orientation. His voice is the important facto.lah.wsr him a speaker as well as an actor. ' PREMNITZ, ROSEMARY Rosie Infirmary Monitor, Home Nursing, Hall Monitor, Rich are smiles and chuckles. PRENGEL, DONALD Don Elective, Toy Making Club. He puts his troubles away for a brainy day. PRICE, LOIS Pinky Elective, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Tennis, Student Service Council, Homecoming Rally, Home- coming Court of Honor, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Service Club. This 'Price' is high on our list. PIERSON, LOlS Loie Elective, Honor Study Hall. Movie Taking Club, Square Dance, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Christ, mas Program, Spring Con- Cert, Ain't she sweet? PIOJDA, GLORIA Glory Elective, G.A.A., Speech Choir, Tennis Club, Vaude- ville, Hall Monitor, Mixed Chorus. Busy doing nothing, PLUSKOTA, DOROTHY DOIN Elective, Attendance Mani, tor, Student Council, Tennis Club, G.A.A., Spring Con- cert, All City Music Festival, Speech Choir. Her two best lriends are her comb and compact, they're always with her. sw PRILL, CAROL Peewee English, Honor Study Hall, G.A.A., Sr. Orch., All City Orch,, Spring Concert, Home Nursing, Sr. Planning Committee, Good things come in small packages, but so does dynamite, QUARTANA, PHILIP 'llopyi' Elective, Intramurals, Football, Industrial Arts Club, Hopy go Lucky, Philip. RADKE, JOANNE Jo Elective, Square Dance, G.A.A,, Tennis Club, Spanish Club, Tumbling, Sr. Talent Show, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Usher, Booster Club. Every time she saw a certain somebody her heart dropped in her Boots RADLEIN, ALEX Al Elective. 'AA bashful boy and kind of small, but we all know he's on the ball. RANEY, MARILYNN Lynn Elective, Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert. Lynn has a boyfriend, Miller is his name, l can bet it won't be long her's will be the same. RAPP, MARILYNN Mickey Elective, Choir, Spring Concert, Thanksgiving, Christmas Program, Fashion Design, Mixed Chorus, All City Chorus. Mickey is a ioy to all who know her, RATHMANN, ROBERT Extension Mathematics, Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Track. Pulaski has its own 'Extensionf' ROEHL, DONNA Donnie Science, Gym Monitor, Vice Pres. Ballet, lnter-class Swim Meet, Tennis Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Christmas Program, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Home- coming Court ol Honor, Prom Decorating Comm., Pre- Prom Comm., Red Feather Drive Chairman, Auditorium Program Chairman, Red Cross Representative, Modern Dance, Vaudeville, Homecoming Rally. , She is the winner of them all. ROSINSKI, ROSE MARIE Blondie Science, G,A,A., Home Nursing, Tennis Club, Gym Monitor, Adv, Chorus, Spring Concert, Inter-class Swim Meet, Camera Craft, Christmas Program, Pre- Prom Comm., Red Feather Comm., Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. Her hair forms a halo of delight. X-xl ROTHENMAIER, ROGER ROWINSKI, DOLORES RLJBOW, SANDRA Sandy Reach Peanut RUBOW, CAROL Carol Science, Sr. Orch., Inter- ROSSA ROMAN Romeo Science, Lost and Found Elective, Polish Club, ln- Science, Latin Club, G.A.A., class Swim Meet, String His ory Blue Mask oys Monitor, Freshman Orienta- firmary Monitor, Office Inter-class Swim Meet, Sr. Quartet, G.A.A., Girls' Glee. Intramurals tion, Golf Team. Monitor. I Orchestra. 'Modest, sweet and true, sle o ni Ol ninth hour, this Roger Cute and snappy, that's Health and cheertulness that is what we think of I Il I II I A ,,,L -AL-- I' ..-.. 'I SADOWSKI, ARLENE Stenogrophic, G,A.A., Spring Concert, Home Economics, Prom Decorating Committee, Girls' Chorus, Christmas Program. Theres an air of cheerfulness about her that's contagious. So, beware! SAYLAND, PATRICIA Elective, Jr. Orch., Sr. Orch., Student Service Council, German Club, Home Economics, Spring Concert. Take oodles of pesonality, ambition, and mischief, mix well, results, 'Dutchie'. SCHICK, RICHARD Science, Jr. Prom King, Track, Basketball, Wrestling, Cross-Country, Inter-class Swim Meet, Intramurals, Sr. Life Saxing Club, Blue Mask, Lost and Found Monitor, Student Service Council, Honor Study Hall Committee, Honor Study Hall Chairman. Over all he was king, now president in the spring. SCHMIDT, RICHARD Science, Square Dance, School Service Club, Inter- class Swim Meet, Swimming Team, Lite Saving Club, Fishing Club. A iolly good man is he, full of fun, folly, and glee. SCHOTT, RUTH Elective, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, G.A.A., Pep Rally, Jr. Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Fashion Club, Square Dance, Spring Concert, Christmas Program. Ruth is a very charming girl, she sets everybody's lwearf in a whirl, SCHULTZ, CAROL Science, Jr. Orchestra. What goes on behind thosc eyes? SCI-IULZ, THOMAS Elective, Wrestling, Intramurals, Styro Foam Club. Hes neither here nor there, but he sure is exerywheref' SCHWEIGER, ROBERT Science, Football, Swimming, Track, Tennis, Intramurals, Inter-Class Swim Meet, Honor Study Hall, Square Dance, Tumbling, Life Saving. A champ in more than swimming. SEIB, DORIS Elective, G,A.A., Hall Monitor, Home Nursing, Square Dance, Pres. Camera Craft Club, Blue Mask. Heres a girl thatis full of fun, she isn't happy till her work is done. SEIBT, RONALD Cy Science, Basketball, Gym Team, Tennis, Sr. Bond, Tumbling, Spring Concert, Cheerleader, Art Awards. Could he be 'Casanova' for all the lucky girls? Arlenei' Dutchie Whitey Dick Ruth Carrie Tom Bob Sheiba SHELDON, EARNEST Hfrnie' History, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Intra- murals, Homecoming Pep Ral- ly, Honor Study Hall. He doesn't have to have his work done before he has his fun. SHIVY, NANCY Nancy Elective, Hall Monitor, At, tendance Monitor, Usher, SHENAR, JOHN Jack Homecoming Rally, Spring Elective, Proiection Crew, Concert, French Club Public Address. G.A.A., Honor Study Hall. lt is easier to admire A Daisy Mae who is al, hard work if you dont have ways lull of pep and to do it. vitality. SIEMIENIECKI, VERONICA Ronnie Commercial, G.A.A., Home Nursing, Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Vaucle- ville. She has a Sweet note for everyone. 5 I 3 . IX SIKORA, BERNADETTE Betty Science, G.A.A., Home Nurs- ing, Camera Club, Book Store Monitor, Prom Decorat- ing Committee. The bookstore found her a willing helper, SIKORA, GERALD Jerry Elective, Boys' Intramurals, Jr. and Sr. Life Saving Club, Monitor, Elevator Monitor, Inter-class Swim Meet. I like work. It fascinates me. I can sit and watch it for hours. SIMON, DONALD Tippy Elective, Lost and Found Monitor. This Donald is Ducky, always quackingf' SKIBINSKI, GERARD Twina Elective, Sr. Band, Sr. Orch., Boys' Glee, Choir, Intra- murals, Swimming Team, Spring Concert, Inter-class Swim Meet. l have a brother that looks like me. Look on the next' picture and you will see. SKUBAL, THOMAS Club. SLAWINSKI, THERESA never end. SMOKOWICZ, MARY Concert, Christmas Not too sober in every way. SMOLEN, VALERIE Home Nursing Club. with her. SOBCZAK, DOROTHY SOMME R, DONALD Honor, best of men. SPLINTER, ROBERT matter. SPRAITZ, LEONA STAABEN, EILEEN Spring Concert. of everybody. SKIBINSKI, KENNETH Twina Elective, Sr. Band, Boys' Glee, Sr. Orch., Swimming Team, Intramurals, Track Team Manager, Spring Con- cert, Inter-class Swim Meet. I do look like my brother and he's as handsome as me. Silent Sam Elective, Proiection Crew, Radio Club, Audio Visual He is wise who talks little and thinks much. Science, Home Nursing Club. A truly sincere and worthy friend whose loyalty will ' 'Smokeym Elective, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Glee, Spring Program, Fashion Design. not too gay, but ct good friend Vel Elective, Secretary-Treasurer of Camera Craft, Girls' Glee, Adv. Chorus, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Her closest comfort is her 'Hanky'. He's always Dat Elective, G.A.A., Home Economics, Fashion Design, Cafeteria Service, Tennis Club, Camera Club, Home- coming Rally, Sr. Talent Show. She's the reason for all the giggling on the bus. Some Science, Basketball, Thanksgiving, Football, Baseball, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Jr. Prom Court of A little nonsense now and then is relished by the Bob Elective, Football, Honor Study Hall, Stage Crew, Intra- murals, Homecoming Rally, Industrial Arts. Mind over matters, but with Bob's mind it cloesn't Lee Elective, G.A.A., Fashion Design, Home Economics, Cafe Service, Tennis, Square Dance, Homecoming Rally, Camera Craft, Sr. Talent Show. To her nothing 'Matt'ers. Stubs Science, Home Economics, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Fashion Design, Infirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor, Pep Rally, Jr. Court of Honor, Christmas Program, Girls' Glee, Makes the best of everything and thinks the best STACHOWIAK, CAROL Steve Science: Home Nursing, Hon- or Study Hall, Monitor, Freshman Orientation Pro- gram. Worth seeing, yes, hut much more worth knowing, STANIOCH, CASIMIR Elective, Square Dance, Sign Painting, School Murals. He's a painter, not the kind that dabs on brick and wood, but an artist, and for his age he's con- sidered pretty good. STEFANSKI, .lOHN Elective, Radio Club, Intramurals, Monitor. Mischievaus and gay, hels always that wayf' STEWART, HARRY Science, Track, Intramurals, Fresh-Soph, Hall Monitor, Tumbling, Sr. Class Representative. 'Hes full of fun - and what's fun without trouble? STEWART, NANCY Elective, Square Dance, Home Nursing, Latin Club, A Cappella, All City Chorus, Spring Concert, Bi-Annual Music Festival, Vaudeville, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Ballroom Dancing. Friendly, attractive, and musically inclined. These are only a few things that make Nancy shine. STOLZ, RUSSELL Elective, Fresh-Soph Football, Square Dance, Baseball. 'He is a pleasant chap to have around, few like him are to be found. STRAMOWSKI, RONALD Science: Swimming Team, Archery, Life Saving, Boys' Intramurals, Lost and Found Monitor, lnter-class Swim Meet, Water Ballet, Pep Rally, Baseball, Tennis, Honor study Hall. Where theres Lyn, theres Ron. STRELOW, BEVERLY Elective, Girls Glee, Homecoming Rally, Hall Monitor, Jr. Prom Queen. This little gal has them all in a whirl. SURDYK, ARLAINE Stenagrophic, Girls Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert. For her school was fun, for she knew everyone. SWARTWOUT, H ILDA Elective- Sr. Band, Sr. Orch., All City Band, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, G.A.A,, Acrobat, Head Maiorette, Tumbling Club, Pep Rally, Christmas Program. On the football field as well as in school she leads us all to a peppy time. STADLER, AUDREY George Science, Gym Monitor, G.A.A., Tumbling, Student Service Council, Homecoming Rally, Vaudeville, Fres man Orientation, Honor S dy Hall. She will tumble h oy through life. Yalx CQ Casey Ste-fer's Needles Nan Rebel Swimmer Peanuts Arky HiIdie STANCZYK, GLORIA Lorrie'l Stenographic, Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Christmas Pro' gram, Honor Study Hall. Let's face reality, Gloria has personality. STANCZYK, MARY ANN Slim'4 Elective, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Chorus, Gym Monitor. Lough, be iolly, have a good time, is thc- advice Mary gives to undercloss mates. STANGE, PHYLLIS Shorty' Elective, Home Nursing Club Attendance Monitor, Girls Glee, Spring Concert. She isn't much for size but shels cuter than a button and iust perfect in our eyesf 39 TYLKE, RICHARD Dick Elective, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Homecoming Rally, Audio Visual. A nicer guy you will not know, leave it to him, he'Il steal the show. ULATOWSKI, MARILYN l.ynn' Elective, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Student Council, Spring Con- cert. lt's been long since we have seen a pert young lady quite as keen. SZABELSK I, DONALD Design, please. SZYMANSKI, ROGER mittee. our voices strain, TARZYNSKI, JAMES Hall, Square Dance. TATERA, ARLEEN Chorus, Monitor. TERPSTRA, PATRICIA gram. when you go! THIELE, LARRY Rall' . Dgu . . or rry H MP , PHILLIP Clive. X 'In eve I I he C ll Kpne ig mi i il. I , fi A IJ g 5 X 1, N J iw I I le if lu .ii I I .XI A X v jx Ll cv ci, sxj ULEZELSKI, HENRY Hank' Elective, Boys' Glee, Christ- mas Program, Spring Con cert. His smile is in his voicef VAN ERT, DANIEL Big Dan Mathematics, Sr. Planning Comm., Hall Monitor, Golf, German Club, Let's make a noise like work. Don Elective, Intramurals, Monitor. He is welcome anywhere, any time. SZALACINSKI, RAYMOND Roxa Elective, Baseball, Intramurals, Radio Club, Basketball, 'iRay, too bad you are left handed, for they say the angles are at your right. SZCZERBIAK, WANDA Wandy Stenographic, Annual Staff, Home Nursing, G.A.A., Infirmary Monitor, Girls' Glee, Tennis Club, Fashion With the greatest of ease she does things to Bull History, Candy Counter, Monitor Captain, Lost ancl Found Monitor, P. A. Announcer, Student Service Secretary, Honor Study Hall Committee, Cavalier Annual, Cavalier Newspaper, Auditorium Program Com- Of his physique we do not speak, of his brain Tar Science, Basketball, Public Address Crew, Dolphin Club, Audio Visual, Golf, Hall Monitor Captain, Proiection Crew, Homecoming Rally, Intramurals, Honor Study Nice to know and fun to be with. Terry Stenographic, G.A.A., Christmas Program, Spring Con- cert, Vaudeville, Square Dance, Girls' Glee, Adv. This little girl is lust loaded with good humor. Pat Elective, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Christmas Prof Just o line to let you know, well miss you terribly Sausage Co. Elective, Tennis Team, Swimming, Life Saving, Radio Club, Boys' Glee, A Cappella, Mixed Chorus, Industrial Arts, School Service, Stage Crew, Stage Craft, Spring Conc rt, Vaudeville, Honor Study Hall, Homecoming A our best-leave the rest-what's the use Phillip shows his skill, he's iust the VAN HORN, ELAINE Dutchess Elective, Library Monitor, In- firmary Monitor, Adv. Chorus, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Water Ballet, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Student Service Council, Girls' Glee, Inter - class Swim Meet. Poised and perfect in a carefree way. 40 , VERHALEN, GEORGE George Science, Intramurals, Swimming, Life Saving, Casting Club, Student Service Council, Square Dance, Camera Club, Boys' Glee, Inter-class Swim Meet, Dolphin Club, Honor Study Hall, Christmas Program, A Cappella, Double Quartet, Spring Concert. His words of greeting are, 'Hey what do we have in physics? VIGUE, ROBERT Vig Elective, Golf, Wrestling, Leather Craft, Boys' Intra- murals, Boys' Glee, Busy as a bee, buzzing around the honeysf' WAIR, CAROLINE Carol Elective, Choir, Girls' Glee, Polish Club, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Music Appreciation, lim never o wallflowerf' WAIR, VIRGINIA Jeannie Elective, Spring Concert, Choir, Girls' Glee, Music Appreciation, Polish Club, Christmas Program. 'I always dance with her, WALDOCK, EDWARD Waldo Elective, Boys' Glee, A Cappella, Intramurals, Baseball, Life Saving, Vaudeville, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Noon Hour Program, I got a hat rod Ford and a two dollar bill. WALLOCK, ELAINE Stenographic, Camera Club, Blue Mask. Some of her friends are some ot her best r ends. WALTER, DONALD Elective, Football, Swimming, Track. A shy guy, but my, oh my! WARGOLET, RICHARD Elective, Polish Club, Honor Study Hall, Speech Pro- gram, Football. You won't find a more likeable guy, besides all this hes no 'small fry'. WASIELEWSKI, RONALD Elective, Track, Basketball. ln study hall he did fine, ,reading comic books all the time. WELL, PATRICIA Bonnie Elective, Prom Decorations, Girls' Glee, Noon Hour Program. Her eyes sparkle like her ring, tor soon wedding bells will ring, lin: Don Rich Beeter I 'sl N I WENZ EL, DOROTHY Dot Elective, Home Nursing. In presence of elders she holds her very tongue the way they did when the world was young. Lil' WERNER, JACQUELYN Jackie Elective, Girls' Club, Office Monitor, Spring Concert, Vaudeville, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall. Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes. WESTHAUSE, ROBERT 1 Bob' Manual Arts, Camera Club, Football, Intramurals, Stu dent Service Council, Indus trial Arts, Freshman Oriento tion. You can be sure if its Westlinglhausef' WHITE, ROBERT N Bob Science, Football, Wrestling, Editor, Track, Co - Sports Cavalier Newspaper, Student Service Council, Jr. Town Badger Meeting, Debate, Boys' State, Harvard Award, Elevator Captain, Quill and Scroll, Monitor, Monitor Usher, Cheerleader, Intra- murals, Latin Club, Square Dance, Vaudeville, Honor Roll. His lace always beaming, his mind always scheming, Sets all girls to dreaming. 41 WICHROWSKI, BETTY Liz Science, Assoc. Editor Cav- alier Newspaper, Quill and Scroll, Sr, Planning Comm., Student Service Council, P. A. Announcer, All City Sym- phony, Sr. Orch., Girls' Glee, Adv, Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, String Quar- tette, Music Trio, The Thing Dance, G.A.A,, Home Nursing, Jr. Red Cross Rep- resentative, Vaudeville Com- mittee and Production, Honor WIERZELEWSKI, THERESA Terry Elective, Girls' Club, Fresh- man Orientation, Ottice Mon- itor. Lovely to look at, delight, ful to know, if you but knew her, you too would say so! Study Hall Chairman, Jr. Town Debate. A winning way, a pleas- ant smile, all in all a girl worth while. WlLlNSKl, DONALD WlSNlEWSKl, RI HARD QNITCZA , J S Willy Dick 'Klimbo' Science, Hall Monitor. Elective, Basketb ll, lntra- lec 'v A aske b ll, Football, This nice boy never says murals, Boys' GI e, Spring n rals. ' too much. What's t e result Concert. A5 etter bb ow or else - he's never in dut h. Maybe ever doesn't ay be neve X-know him, b t y should. 'L ti xx W iii' N ' , v ,i l cf 5 ltr, ft I J L' ' J 42 wirneizeii, ROBERT English, Radio Club. brim. WNENTKOWSKL MAXI NE holds the key. WOHANKA, CAROL Decorating Committee. With her cute little she's a friend to you-all WOLLENZIEN, DANIEL Elective, Tennis Club, Jr. Elective, Monitor, Monitor Captain, Bob Lite is always fun for him, gaiety up to the Mackie Elective, Girls' Glee, Leather Craft, Fashion Design, G.A.A,, Hall Monitor, Tennis, Student Service Council, Inter-class Swim Meet, School Service Club, Rally Committee, Honor Study Hall, Student Ticket Seller, Folk Fair, Cavalier Annual Literary Stall, Modern Dance, Honor Program, Vaudeville, Sr. Talent Show, Look to her and you will see, to real success, she Hanky Prom Committee, lr. Prom smile and southern drawl, Little Dan Homecoming Rally, Wrestling, Boys' Intramurals. Though his stature is small, extended to everyone. his personality is WOLFE, LYLE i'Wollie Elective, Freshman Orientation, Archery, Library Monitor. Hes a 'Norma'-l guy. WOLFF, SHlRLEY Wolfie Elective, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Ballroom Dance, Honor Study Hall, Noon Hour Program, Tumbling. She always has a bit to say, whether she's at work or play. WROBLEWSKI, CAROLYN Widdle Oneii Elective, Camera Club, Hall Monitor, Jr. and Sr, Prom Planning Comm., Christmas Dance Comm. My spirit may be at Pulaski but my heart is at King. YORK, DONALD Sarge Science, Blue Mask, Monitor, Monitor Captain, Intra- murals, Pep Rally. Quiet and reserved. L Pep Ronny, Where there's food there's Red. ' YOUNG, BRUCE Red I Elective, Archery, Baseball, Life Saving, Photography, ZABLOCKI, GERALDINE Jerry Elective, G,A.A., lntereclass Swim Meet, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Fashion Design, Tennis Club, Honor Study Hall Chairman. This girl is such a little imp, so much noise from such a shrimp. ZAWACKI, CAROL Elective, G.A,A., Home Nursing, Leather Croft, Tennis Club, School Service, Infirmary Monitor, Home Eco- nomics Club. Has anyone seen our Carol smile, its only purpose is to beguilef' ZDEB, IRENE Polish Club. She never has much to say, but to your heart she makes her way. ZIBELL, DOROTHE Elective: German Club, Home Economics, G.A.A, lf life seems dull or time seems long, Call on Dorothe, for fun, she':. strong. ZIRBELL, MARLENE Stenographic, Fashion Design, G.A,A., Girls' Glee, Hall Monitor, Home Economics Club. 'She captures them all, large or small. ZIRZOW, DIANE Elective, G.A.A., Home Nursing Club, Spring Concert, Lost and Found Monitor, Girls' Glee, A Cappella, Vaudeville, Honor Study Hall, Christmas Program. Shes iolly and sweet, the kind of girl one loves to meet. ZISKE, JOYCE Elective, G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Honor Study Hall. 'There's an atmosphere of cheerfulness when she's around. ZLOMANIEC, ROBERT Elective, Blue Mask, Industrial Arts. ' Came with nothing, left with less. BAIER, DONALD 'This guys always on the beam, the girls think he's gust a dream. COOK, THOMAS ' Elective: Intermural Sports. It's never too late to make friends. ZALEWSKI, JOSEPHINE ZARR, DONALD Zorr ZARR, ROGER Frenchie Josie Elective, Square Dance. Elective, Wrestling, Track, Elective, G.A,A., Home Nurs- This boy is gifted with Monitor, ing, Economics, Spanish Club, mentality, A bit of humor Of all the things I like Sr. Talent Show, Hall Moni- and originality. the best, I much prefer to tor, Tennis Club. sit and rest, Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow wc die.' if A Coil Irene Doddy Lee HDV. Sis Gonzales Dori Cookie , ZARZECKI, CELINE ' Chrckie 4 English, Cavalier News Assoe ciate Editor, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Jr. Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A., Latin Club, Girls Glee, Spring Concert, Blue Mask, Honor Roll. Shes a chucklrrtri little 'Chlckie'. 43 DYNEK, VIVIAN Viv Science, G.A.A., Cafeteria Change Counter, Speech Choir, Cafeteria Milk Counter, School Service Club, Cafeteria Cashier, Office Monitor. Full of glitter and glamor and such, this is our gem we think of so much. KOELLER, SHIRLEY Shirt Elective, Newspaper Staff, Home Nursing, G,A.A. With smiles so sweet with wit so rare, she's sure to be liked everywhere. KUCIK, RAYMOND Kooch Science, Boys' Intramurals. As a fellow among fellows, he's tops. OBST, CAROL Carol Elective, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Usher, Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Camera Club. As a light needs a socket so songs need Carol, QUALEY, GERHARD You don't need to look up 'quality' in the dictionary. Just look up. TALASKA, THOMAS Pinky Elective, Industrial Arts Service. A kind of guy that's always fun, even though he's no big gun. WANGERIN, RICHARD Dick Elective, Square Dance, Baseball. Never in school after 3:II. A I - I I M N X i M R - C Nj ,X IQII Spud f-MN CT'-J X-...ei Ci'XQfE.Q3tftFfl- Iv1UC,.U.,2ff' ...Q New s wr .J Q4 iii 'E wesf 'As Third Row: J. Duszynski, L. Habermonn, R, Schweiger, J. Mackenzie, D, Sommers, J, Gromocki, D. Korytkowski, J. Czcnrnecki. Second Row: A. Puyleitner, D. Wolters, T. Kirk, R. Roebel, G. Dixon, R, Gorski, R. Enk. Bottom Row: H. Max, A, Thurrier, J. Groth, R, White, F, Woido, D. Donorski, R. Rothman, B. Hendrickson, G. Wanek. VARSITY FOGTBALL The Pulaski High School Ramblers, after two un- beaten and untied football seasons, tasted defeat in l95l. With only three lettermen returning, Coaches Wozny, Max and Thurner had a primarily junior squad to mold into a championship contender in a few short weeks, lt couldn't be done in such short time, and the Ramblers finished the season with two wins, one tie and five defeats, The Ramblers were one of the outstanding defensive clubs in the city Conference and scored more points than their op- ponents. In more than one game the Ramblers outclassed and outfought their rivals only to have a mistake spell victory for the opposition. 48 Against Lincoln the gridders scored a fast touch- down when Don Sommers recovered a fumble in the end zone. Minutes later Don Sommers passed to end Ioe Gromacki for a second touchdown. Tom Ruffing kicked the extra point, and Pulaski won its opener 13-O. The Ramblers had their l7 game winning streak snapped by Boys' Tech. The first half was scoreless. Pulaski missed a good chance of scoring early in the first quarter when they re- covered a fumble on the Tech 15 yard line, but a fumble of their own prevented them. ln the second half Tech pushed over three touchdowns to hand the Ramblers their first defeat in two years. Fourth Row: R. Kloss, F, Rocinowski, T. Ruffing, P. Juszczok, D, Klose. Third Row: J. Litzuu, X. Zucher, E, Wegner, R, Suiecki, L. Drosen, P. LaMorche, N. Jordon. Second Row: R. Ccllies, R, Schcrmach, R. Snedigar, R. Mikolciewski, R. Werner, R. Heyer, J. Gulland, W. Borchordt. Bottom Row: J. Shenar, L, Rydzewski, B. Gruenewcldt, D. Wolciechowski, J. Norship, R. Modfzeiewski, D. Lese, J. Hnpko, E. X. Wozny. VARSITY FQQTBALL Against Washington, fumbles provided the mar- gin of victory and they lost l3-U, The defense was showing Well in each game with the spearheads being Don Wojciechowski, Ron Enk and Don Walters. South was the homecoming opponent, and the Red and Blue were behind l3-O at the half. ln the second half the Ramblers played like the preceding championship teams. Len Rydzewski passed 54 yards to end Ed Wegner for a touchdown, But the Ramblers couldn't score again and lost 13-6. Against Rufus King the two teams played in a sea of mud and the Ramblers came out on the short end 20-12, Gene Dixon and Don Sommers scoring for us. The victory starved boys took it out on luneau SU-6. Bob Mikolajewski scored three times, Don Klase twice and Len Rydzewski, Dennis Kory- towski, Norman lordan scored one apiece. Against Custer next week the Red and Blue lost a heart- breaker 7-6. 'lBubs Modrzewski passed to Al Payleitner late in the first quarter for our T. D. But, in the last minute of the game Custer scored and made the extra point to break our backs. In the final game of the season against Bay View the two teams played a scoreless tie. The only happy thought was that the Redcats retained the Wooden Football for another year. 49 R. ENK R.WNKOLAJEW5Kl J.DUSZVNSKi RUFFQNG RSE vgpfhw R. SCHWEIGER L. HHBERNHNN L, slwozxzwsm R. CFXLUES FXFQHEBEL 0. wmxzn 495 R. NODRZEJEUSKI RQHBQBCOGK A. Summa J. cuomacm ma. mmxxeu C. HRFEMRN 3 5 X 4, gxxm,-. f , Y 'fx 4, W W. N . K, h- rw 52 -x , sn' 'Yvf ., f Wal, flgfl cf Mgffkw M A 'M1.w:1HLfl?' l H ' . x gffm -A N I 'mf 39 5 'tr iw' i . it X 5 .fi .2 'n-in J I , f .. xL.Ww:,ff x me in mg. N 2, Vx we ,nf . Q 1 4 imma J. Mackenzie, R. Enk, R. Ruebel, E. X. Wozny, R. George, S. Hintz. Richard George on the road to recovery. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL ln his first year as head coach, Mr. Anthony Pauly's Fresh-Soph aggregation came through with a commendable record ot one win, two losses, and a tie. Aided by intramural coaches, Mr. Dominic Calabresa and Mr. Spiro Mehail, Coach Pauly had to rebuild from the remainder ot the championship team of '5U. The loss of Smoot and Snedigar backs, and Socker center, to the varsity squad hurt con- siderably and hindered the running game. Determined and undaunted and sparked by ag- gressive playing, the Greenies fought Lincoln a U40 deadlock. Highlight of the game was Tom Wie- licki's BU yard run back ot an intercepted pass. Following this game, they felt the sting ot defeat at the hands ot Tech, 26-O, 54 Bouncing back from defeat, the Greenies knocked off luneau 6-U on Knuth's end sweep from 20 yards out. Winding up the season against Bay View, the vaunted running attack of the Bedcats was stymied tor halt the game by superb defensive play. ln the third quarter, Bay View rose up and scored two quick touchdowns, as they Went on to win, 26-O lt was a tar better year for Coach Pauly despite the two blemishes in the loss Column. Outstanding were Chuck Basanko, Brad Splinter, Tom Wielicki, Dick Mlynczak, Ed Ennis, and Archie Dyzselski, 5 5 S i .. A A Qt A . i Fitth Row: T, Wolecki, G. Joskulski, E. Ennis, R. Koceio, P. Juszczok, J. Mettoch, P. Berglond, T. Mitten, T. Moyer. Fourth Row. T. Stelter, R. Steuber, T. Peterson, C. Bcscrnko, T. Dzibinskr, R. Visser, D. Kuun, T. Broslre, R. Prybo. Third Row: R. Pioido, J. Bergmann, M. Ristow, R Mlynczok, D. Podd, S. Almekinder, T. Borzykowski, R. Jeske, J. Hlntz, E. Hass. Second Row: Couch Pauly, D. Ksobiech, R. Wollock, R. Knuth, J. Guuerke, J. Weber, R. Tamer, B, Splinter, A. Dyszelski, Coach Cclobreso, Bottom Row: Manager J. Kloerig. Third Row: J. Merritt, W. Poutter, J. Blochowiok, R. Ctekwinski, R. Niemi, R, Slinoe, R. Mathis, Second Row: Coach Spiro Mehoil J. Rcdtke, G. Behling, J. Wright, L. Burmeister, T. Woiciechowski. Bottom Row. M. O'Lien, G. Wotcplo, R. Kustewski, G. Drenzek, M Bokolorski, T. Stull. 92 f W f+ wif Y , t 1 'x an S Q f 4 h 44 .W s ww 4 . 4 , R24 . Q4 of , 4 im ak 54 4-Q4 4. 4 , W, 4 42 A X ' MMQ Q. 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X A .. , 4, Q . 44 . if S 4 4 W: 4 5 .E Q M' M ig ,. , . 'ii' x Second Row: Couch Kezele, J. Hcluke, J, Weisto, R. Sobczyk, J. Stobich, T. Trczinko, J, O'MaIIey. Bottom Row. J. Jogielski, F. Kuester, G. Bradshaw, J. Olson, R. Schick, G, Mudrow, G. Rubow. CRCSS COUNTRY Two returning major letter winners, Richard Schick and Fred Kuester, were the nucleus for Coach Kezele's cross country team, Around these two boys, he built a fine squad which quickly disposed of Marquette 22-46, West 25-35, Lincoln 27-28, North 19-42, and West Allis Central 15-55 to complete an undefeated season. In the annual Midwest Competition at Ianesville, the Ramblers came through with seventh place as Kuester finished 16. As for post season clashes, third place went to Pulaski in the South Sectional as Schick, Kuester and Weisto paved the way to 8, 9, and ll positions respectively. Fourth place was garnered by the Ramblers in the City Meet, while 13th place went to Pulaski in the State Meet. Kuester took lUth in the city, while Schick placed 13th and Weisto 46th in a field of 150 in the State. Major letters awarded to Fred Kuester, Richard Schick, and Iohn Weisto. Minor awards went to Iohn O'Malley, Glenn Rubow, loe Stoebick, Russel Sobczak, lim Olson, lim Hawk, Dick Kramasz, and loe Iagielski. F. Kuesler R. Shick J. Weisto Second Row. J, Bleth, P. Juszczok, J. Menger, R. Kosnicki, A. Poyleitner, P. Juszczok. Bottom Row: F. Kuester, W. Chaney, D. Loewus, R. Fellows, R. Schick, H. Springsteen. WRESTLING 1951-1952 Lacking experienced material to bolster his '52 wrestling squad, Coach Paulys grapplers dropped 7 out of 8 meets. There were no returning major letter winners and only 2 returning minor letter wine ners, lim Menger and Harold Springsteen. Even with Menger and Chaney paving the Way with Bel records, Pulaski matmen didn't have the all-around weight ability. The lone victory came over Boys' Tech as Richard Schick, Fred Kuester, lohn Bleth, lim Menger and Alan Payleitner collaborated to give Coach Pauly's 58 matmen their first victory 15-14 and avenging an earlier 16-15 set back. Menger at 155 pounds and Kuester at 138 pounds placed second in the city meet in their respective Weight divisions as Schick at 128 pounds captured a third. This year's wrestling team may not have been able to match up to last year's team, but each boy displayed the same effort, the same skill and the same determination to Win as in previous years. A X ww., ' WWM6 R.BE D.DONQRSKl NL. DZQELRSXM WH LUSKI T. HULTGRRENQ Q.SUJECKl D. mass Rwagnzeawsyax T. RUFHNG J. GROIYSHCKT Y ' ,., w n COCWCH W GLEN Lg RVDZEUSM R.OTTO Second Row: R. Babcock IStudent Mgr.l, R. Wisniewski, R. Modrzeiewski, L. Rydzewski, R. Suiecki, R. Berndt, D. Donarski, M. Dzierski, R. Shirleyl- Mgr. IR. Otto absent ot time of photo.l Bottom Row: R.Serbiok, T. Ruffing, M. Povich, J. Gromacki, T. Hultgren, D, Klose. VARSITY BASKETBALL Through Coach Walter Olen's skillful direction, the Ram- blers completely shattered earlier predictions of a green, in- experienced, second division ball club and finished in a three way tie for the city crown along with King and West. They thus retained the title they held as undisputed cham- pions in 1951. After suffering a 36-35 defeat at Fond du Lac, the Ram- blers bounced back to edge Notre Dame, 41-39 as Bob Serbiak netted 16 points to the winning score. ln the conference opener West, preseason favorites, were upset by our Ramblers in a tight defensive duel, 41-34, as Ioe Gromacki chalked up 15 points for scoring honors for the night. The winning streak was extended to three as both Lincoln and Iuneau proved easy pickings for our marks- man, as Gromacki once more led the scoring with 22 and 15 points respectively. The following week the battle for the undisputed lead arose as Pulaski engaged Tech. Having held a ZZ-12 half time lead, our Ramblers couldn't keep up their scoring pace, and were nipped in the overtime, 38-37. Revived with new pep and steam, our locals trampled' helpless Bay View 54-29 as the bench was cleared. With Big Ice , Mike Pavich and Dick Sujecki setting the pace East and North were routed 57-45 and 62-46. 62 First place was once more in the balance as our Ram- blers took on a red hot King Quintet. A belated fourth quarter rally failed to overcome the Generals' lead and were defeated 54-47. There still remained a chance for a tie as Custer, Washington and South were added to the string of victims. Pulaski, along with the other city teams made its debut in the State Regionals, beating West Allis Hale, 39-35, But highly rated South Milwaukee had too many guns for our Ramblers in the district championship, 58-41. A vital reason for the impressive record was the fact opposition was limited to a scant 41.5 points per game, tops in the conference, The aggressiveness of the forwards Pavich and Modrezewski, twho replaced Bob Serbiak, mid year graduatel the floor play of the junior guards Ruffing and Sujecki and the ability of Gromacki to score, as well as to take rebounds, rounded out the championship five, Scoring a total of 153 points in ll games, Gromacki was picked as the second string all-city center. 1 Those on the traveling squad deserving credit where credit is due and who filled in ably when needed are Dick Otto, Don Klase, Dennis Donarski, Marv Dzierski, Dick Wis- niewksi, Ron Berndt, Una Rydzewski, and Tom Hultgren. A 'f2ff iff' .- Q' .: K 5,1 8954? f , Af . . . A1 .N :V 1 1 S .WE Y , , , . , ,X .QXW mv? rfigw Q vc 'W :-ci: N ig .. ' A.. ' ' gf an Aw ,Q I 'K 5' 33 if ,w Uma uf' 15' 1 9 .. ,A K -MAN --1 f----xx ,f QQ 5 L , NL A l 3 ,gg x X. AA . , 1 x K 4 xv A L4 ,Y T A S M li3 Q .JE Qi- MV is QF 3 M 4 M' ' 'A' sf as wr wg S W ab M H X 9' N M wr M, 'gl QQ my X figs gag 'W QW xk'f ww ,, X e K -ASW lv NE, 1. R, ,5 1 A ,. 30 . - L3 4 x -r Q W gjsniufw Q 5:15. Q 5 - K 4 an Y 'ini Third Row: L. Dougherty, H. Corothers, R. Genrich, R. Mcmion, S. Frenczok, D. Horne, C. Mueller, C. Bednczrski, M. Glclvon, D. Mclicki. ' ' ' h S. L J M'lI M. Fronkowski. Bottom Row- Second Row: R. Zohorlos, E. Von Horn, M. Prusinsku, G, Dziedzuc, F. Axtell, K. Klen uns, yon, . u er, J. Michelson, K, Koscierski, A. Kilps, C. Semrow, P. Bulski, B, Janusz, K. Boumonn, D. Roehl, J, Prolwl, F. Jelinski. WATER BALLET The Water Bullet meets on Tuesdoy ond Thursdoy under the direction ot Mrs. Lo Verne Dougherty. This yeor the group put on o show entitled 'Colendor Dozen depicting cz scene Gr. A. from every month of the yeor. The Woter Ballet members put much effort ond proctice into the progrom thereby moktng it o bio success. A. A. Lewendowski J. Ziske 3 R. swamowsm R. snumusen J. WEBER T. PETERSON COHCH UIELGOSZ R. SNEDIGQR R. NHURICE S. RHEINOUSHI J. RUTOUSKI N. KOZHK N. GRQBOLJSW J. MHESTO ,AM L. DROSEN T. DUER Fourth Row: K. Larsen, T. Peterson, J. Weisto, R. Jarecki, T. Inman, B. Meeks, W. Brown, T. Trzcinko, R. Grabowski, R. Steuber. Third Row: Coach M. Wielgosz, J. Bauman, T. Rose, R, Kuszewski, R. Gonyon, N. Kozak, A. Tanck, T. Duer, G. Axtell, R. Burmeister, D. Maurice, Second Row: P. Bergland, L. Drosen, R. Snedigar, J. Weber, R. Stramowski, W. Hoeft, J. Rutowski, R, Schweiger, S. Racinowski. Bottom Row: R. Reents, D. Ernst, R. Sommers, R, Burmeister, J, Jacobson, R, Hess, J. Grube, G. Bay, R. Wisniewski. SWIMMING Coach Matt Wielgiosz mermen do it again. For the 9th straight time Pulaski swimmers have won the coveted city crown, eclipsing the old record of eight straight which Boys' Tech and Pulaski had held. So overwhelming was the triumph that second place South finished with 31 points as compared to our Ramblers 66. Individual honors went to the lanky senior, Bob Schweiger, as he broke his own city record in the 75 yd. individual medley, churning the dis- tance in a blazing 46.2. Bob Snedigar, Ron Stramowski, and Lee Drosen captured firsts in their respective events as Iohn Weisto and Syl Bacinowski picked up a 2nd and 3rd in the IUU yd. breast stroke in a battle which saw Iohn come in a tenth of a second behind the winner and Syl two tenths of a second. There were only four returning major letter winners but our mermen completed a far better season than actually hoped for, winning 8 out of l3 dual meets and once more dominating the cardinal relays. ln a field of I2 entrants Pulaski swimmers finished sixth in the State Meet as Bob Schweiger and Bon Stramowski placed in their events. ig 'Y 4 'if' x . f 'WfT?'ff?iH:S3 in iagkq-.?g Qw-'xg .. 5 ,guru .xii gn i I ws. , 5 -. .4 Q mf x , ' C N x ? Wa , , V ' .. ze , Nz 1 f ,Ia Row l. G. Dovis, J. O'Mclley, E. Berwick, R. Dziobc, A. Kress, R. Vigue, R, Rothenmcier, T. Ruffing, T. Dzibinski. Row 21 C. Helwng, R. Jcchowicz, T. Broske, D. Korytlcowski, D. Klase, W. Hoeff, R. Schroeder, R. Golecki, D. Jcnuchowski. Row 3: W. Borchcrdf, E, Fegert, R. Steuber, D. Mcrdok, J, Choinacki, D. Von Ert, J, Torzynski, Coach Hurry Max. fMissing from piclurel K. Enk, E. Grovh, H. Moering, R. Pcrisky, G. Ruiz, W. Semrou, GULF Last year Pulaskis varsity golf team, con- sisting of Bob Dzioba, Bob Vigue, Earl Barwick, and Alan Kress won the city conference golf championship beating runnerup Washington by lU strokes, 343-353. B-team honors Went to the Washington squad as it nipped our Ramblers by one stroke, 373-374, despite Ken Acker's 89 which was the low score for the day. Under the direction of Coach Harry Max, the 'tPappa Rambler , the team is headed for anoth- er great year. With the return of Kress, Barwick, Vigue and Dzioba who gave Pulaski its title last year, their combined efforts will once more be put forth to defend that title. The added strength of Ken Acker, last year's B-teain medalist, sophomore, lohn O'Malley, and, junior, Tom Ruffing could give our Ramblers that added punch they need. Hopes for state berths will be carried by these boys who will bo out to take the state as Well as the city title. R. SNEDK5 AR W. BROWN B. WH ,TE G. QUALEH' D. DRVBIX CGACHES A.Ti-lURNE.P. D. CALABRESA H. JANKGWSK! , , X . YJESTER Q. SCHXCK R. WASXLLEWSKX I H. KOCH ig is -2 as R. RATHMAN 'K 1 NX X: c. conmeu. R. osmaowsvn R. S WIEGER T. HOFFMANN W. USZEWSKI J. WALEJEWSKI R. LAPINSMI G. MISZEWSKI J. WXESTO Row l: R. Mikolaiewski, R. Modrzeiewslri, R. Mueller, J. Pakulski, H. Koc, J. Strocina, D. Pionelc, R. Huniadi, J. Stoebiclc, R. Stevens, R. Koceia, R. Winterlcorn. Row 2: J. Olson, R. Dembowslri, T. Hoffman, T. Wallock, M. Ristaw, R. Snedigar, A. Payleitner, R. Schweiger, P. Scharmach, J. Weisto, R. Wasielewski. Row 3: T. Brace, R. Nierne, A. Borzykowslci, D. Barlknecht, C. Cornehls, J. Qualey, R. Wagner, R. Rathman, G. Qualey, W. Brown, R. White, F. Kuester, R. Schick, J. Rutowslci. Raw 4: J. Neunfelclt, J. Swendrowski, R. Mlynczyk, G. Mudrow, T. Trzcinlco, K. Spargur, S. Racinowslci, D. Rodd, R. Sobczyk, R. Slusar, E. Waite, J. Gromaclci, R. Pryba, J. Trzcinko. TRACK The l952 track team, with Mr. lankowski taking over the reins ol former Coach Kezele, looks forward to a promising year in the dual meets. Although depth is lacking for city and state meet competition, the fine squad headed by Gerhard Qualey, Richard Schick, Fred Kuester, Tom Hallman, Al Bogacki, William Brown, lim Litzau, lim Olson, lohn Weisto, Henry Koc, Bob Sobczyk, Bob Snedigar, Bob White and Robert Schweiger could make it tough tor the other city teams. Row l: D. Hartz, J. Cashen, D. Ksobiech, R. Knuclsen, R. Erickson, C. Kremmer, G, Bradshaw, J. Jagielski. Row 2: J, Grube, R. Kryszewski, R. Julian, C. Cornehls, K. Freitag, P. Juszczak, E, Haas, R. Dembowski, Row 3: D. Klockow, R. Knuth, T. Brace, J. Hinz, G. Lelevre, G. Barr, R. Mathias, H. Stewart. Row 4: G. Johnson, J. Labodcla, G. Dombrowski, J. Haulce, J. Groth, D. Korytowslci, W. Kumprey, J. Albert, D. Kuri. Row 3: R. Maurice, D. Molitor, R. Seibt, L, Drosen, D. Donorski, R. Strcmowski, K. Krause, G. Dorn. Row 2: R, Jcrecki, B, Meeks, J. Weber, T. Petersen, G. Wcnek, J. Mundt, B, Kritter. Row 7: T. Rose, L. Boll, S. Scndblom, D. Loewus, J. Jacobsen, R. Burmeister. TENNIS Led by Dennis Donarski, our l95l Rambler tennis team placed 5th in the city tennis meet behind 7 time champion East. Coached by Matt Wielgosz, Pulaski's hopes for improving that standing this year hinge on the return of his big four, who were on his 'Sl team, Lee Drosen, Dennis Donarski, Gerald Brown and Larry I-laberman. Dick Maurice, Ronald- Kloss and Syl Racinowski Will be lighting it out tor that filth spot and should complete a well bale anced squad. Donarski, Brown and I-laberman are seniors While Drosen, Racinowski, Kloss and Maurice have one more year ot competif tion left, With a good year and a little luck our Ramblers could take the city crown with the material and depth they possess, fa f 215515 ,W ' F, sq, Q 5 , SK. if IQ? :EI XF' bg ' Y 'Q gil ,fs , an-V' - v...,,. 362, ju-am., 'wavi- Y XX Xu lPlnnwrnnm N. X, NNN- w is S5 a ' Sy gf SQ ,N 5, Q S, xx W Q M We W A ak WS X QOAK .za fffefo afffcff Falubiesa, Doiiiiniiln Scif-nre I HOMEROOM 131 Raw 5: D. Wioblewslci, D. Barlolerio, M. Koceia. Row 4: D. Wojciechowski, G. Kopaczewslci, R. Pislcula, H. Zielinski, R. Kania, B. Wahl. Row 3: J. McKay, G. Feast, P. Stachowiok, O. Vaughn, E. Dombrowski, Row 2. E. Jarecki, V. Dynek, A. Budzak, P. Woiczynski, N. Smith. Row V A I li M' Lindsay, Delia Ciszewslu, D. Nichols, D. Januchowski, T. Hoffman, C. Radke. Commercial Sept. ll Don Walters, guard, was told to knock off Sept. 5 Pulaski High mobbed by 2200 students rushing to get back to school. Sept. 7 Ramblers start fourth clay of football pirictire Sept. I2 a little beef by picking up a dummy and run- ning around the field. Walters has one com- plaint. lt's prelty hard to run around the field with Gorslri, on my back. HOMEROOM 215 Row 4: N. Sobieski, B. Beronie, G. Brown, E. Grgurich, D. Klase, D. Hartz Row 3: R, Krawczyk, A. Ruclstrom, M. Pedersen, R. Modrzeiewslci, R. Cashen M. Banach, B, Kopczynski. Row 2: D. Beernink, B. Prazynski, N. Thompson R. Ziemba, M. Hrasko, J. Holland. Row l: J. Neils, S. Dallinger, G Szwedawski, D. Bornhuetter, D. Rybarczyk, J. Konieczny, D. Lederhaus. HOMEROOM 8 Row 6: W. Borclrardl, D, Driscoll, J. Slrosrrra, H. Remus, P. Bartz, R. Adarrrslcu Row 5: D. Arndl, D. Becker, D. Bralberg, A. Ballus, D. Beggs, R. Domagalski Row 4: C. Brever, N. Adrian, R, Brandt, H. Bell, R. Czurnecki, G, Bradshaw N, Breske. Row 3: N. Brzyclu, M. Assn, E. Brarrdl, D. Buchhalz, l. Blaesing J. Mader, Row 2. S. Bronikowslci, P. Ryan, I. Amrozewicz, A. Banczak, J Borzykowskr, M, Blasczynski, M. Brzakalo. Row I: S. Badzinski, K. Acker H. Rosewilz, C. Basco, E. Barwick, T. Hulfgren. Sept, l3-Visiting hours for Wal- Sepl. l8-Thal's a joke, son! Iersilfi rn the afternoon and 7'8 ' 'he eVe '9' sepr, l9 38 roorrmrr gridders Sem' 17-.Sow Somethmg funny lalre home foolball shoes lo last nrghl-a bald sczrlor wrrh SlW'I'19 Cleofs lOl UIUHCJOYS a Wave. game. HOMEROOM 9 Row 6- L. Droserr, S. Miezlo, R. Mann, N. Carlsen, T. Ruffing. Row 5 P. Meka, J. Bouerschmidl, C. Darrowslci, D. Burda, G. Czarneclrr, J. Crarrlreld, P. Pross. Row 4: J. Lewandowslcr, A, Enlc, E. Choirracki, B, Conrad, C. Clark G. Dally, C. Cornehls. Row 3- J. Schumacher, J. Cemke, R. Buszkiewrcz R. Czapiewskr, C. Danrelewski, J. Dzredzic, C. Cieslik. Row 2: A. Liseckr B. Demski, B, Drozewski, V. Dahlmann, CJ. Drewnrak, P, Darke, F. Casper Row l: R. Callies, J. Braun, A. Droserr, G. Dombrowski, R, Bylrowslci, R, Dembowski, V.. Dykslnski. -JI .H-I - HOMEROOM 29 Row 6: E. Koszynski, R Schroeder, J, Ross, J. Michelson, C. Mentowski. Row 5: W. Schoemann, M. Koth, W. Scott, C, Schwermcin, W. Semrau, F, Januchowski, C. Radlewicz. Row 4: D, Schmidt, E. Scharping, M. Secora, H. Moering, E. Sodowski, M. Coombs, S. Seymour. Row 3: B. Schumacher, N. Somolinski, A, Sipowski, R. Robinson, J. Shanks, F. Rossetto, S. Roth. Row 2: J. Schoessow, M, Douglass, E. Schyrna, R. Manske, B. Rozanski, P. Sibilski, S. Rostankowski, J. Smeikal. Row l: G. Schallhorn, T. Serocki, P. Scharrnoch, F. Skornio, R. Schonbl, J. Burnham. Sept. 20 - Pulaski rocks Lincoln, Sept. 24-Miss Lindsay still in 13-0. comma from shock. Sept. 21 - Mikolaiewski, ioylul Oct. l- Maybe we should shine over triumph last night, smiles those cleats againvwe lost ot Miss Lindsay. to Tech, HOMEROOM 34 Row 5: J. Klusrrian, D. Kuczynski, P. Merlelcl, C. Kremer, D. Klochow, D, Martinsek, R. Maurice. Row 4: D. Horne, L. Konkol, L. Koczorski, N. Keller, P. Kosut, D. Kitchen, N, Jordon. Row 3: J. Kleckowitz, N. Koss, D. Krause, N. Krawczyk, B. Knuth, C. Klamecki, D. Kedzie. Row 2: J, Florczk, C. Kowalski, J, Krogmann, C. Merrill, B. Meyer, D, Klatkiewicz, J, Grisinger. Row 7: K, Ryrner, E. Wachs, R. Kloehn, R. Kilps, C, Struck, G. Johnson, R. Koceia .ITQYH WWI 15 , , 4 Q L , x V. r 'J l HOMEROOM 702 Raw 5: D. Glowienka, D. Graff, J. Nagy, M. Foiut, D. Kubacki, W, Lawrence. Row 4: C. Hendricks, E. Gierszewski, S. Frenczak, S. Dziewa, ZlELlN5Kl, EDWARD M. Meyer, M. Geipel, M, Harman. Row 3: C. Huebner, J. Habanek, M. Mathematics Malek, M. Erickson, J. Gradeck, A. Hogan. Row 2. R. Erickson, J. Staat C. Felchner, J. Frauenfelder, J. Hess, E. Floo, M. Feik. Row l. K. Freitag R. Dzioba, L. Galar, CS. Forrest, T. Firle, R. Gollhardt, K. Fabich. Oct. 4-Auditorium program - Oct. 8-Woe is me -We done Demonstration of gyroscopesl?l lOSl to O slump Oct. 12-School Colors Day- OCL- 5-Pulaski Pl0Y5 5lUmPl'19 Mr. Wetzel wears a Pom Pom 6 Wgghingtgn, in his curly hair. 4- .V HOMEROOM 103 Row 5: J. Moll, D. Lychwick, J. Hauke, J. Litzau, E. Migacz. Row 4: J. Muszkowski, D. Grundl, J. Jacobe, J. Jansen, C. Hueneke, C. Gabisheh. Row 3: C. Miskowitch, J. Jakubowski, P. Kalis, M. Kcsrczewski, G Kazmarek D. Kemnitz. Row 2. M. A. Kitzki, P. Muscliinski, E. Johnson, B. Brahm, C. Kernen, E. Kielpinski, C. Indo, Row lf K. Harley, L. Hintz, M Michalski L. Michalski, R. Gralinski, B. Gruenewaldt, RUTENBECK, ALVIN Social Science .X r 'I . 1. ,Hf f 1 JJJLV HOMEROOM 203 Row 7: J. Labodda, E. Groth, L. laszkiewicz, A. Kress, R. Krocka, L, Laschen, P. Lamarclie. Row 6: D. Kuras, M. Lohl, D. Kwiatkowski, M. Lipinski, O. Lilly, K. L arsen, E, Lafountain. Row 5: S. Lenslce, J. Lobdell, S. Lother, J. Kuiawa, M. Lofy, F. Kwiatkowski, J. Marciniak. Row 4: M. Obremski, S, Haulihan, P. Langnes, A. Mantey, M. Litza, P. Mathes, R. Wilkowski. Row 3: R. Krzyzan, R. Otto, E. Nadolinski, J. Konieczka, D. Nedobeclc, R. Szabelski, Oct. l3 - Homecoming Dance - No curfew far football players, Oct, I8--Got 20 in each subject. as long as they hit the sack by 7130A Oct. 23-New enrollees have Oct. 17-Report card day, I hit plclures lglien' 100. HOMEROOM 226 PHILIPKOWSKI JOSEPHINE Row 5. R. Tamer, J. Bletlw, D. Nelson, D. Phillips, K, Stasiewicz, R. Ripple. Sona, Sdencle Y Foreiqn Row 4: C. Pliszka, L. Peth, G. Powers, J. Pakulske, R, Stankey, M. Prusinslri. lnnqlmqp K Row 3: J. Rataczylc, D, Piotrowski, P, Palkowski, D, Oster, D. Rewolinske, i O D. Radtke. Row 2: J. Przeworski, M. Paradowski, J. Prolwl, C. Pollack, J, Roth, K. Pugel. Row l. R. Paraiecki, B, Radish, M. Ouradnik, S. Racinowslci, 84 J. Rutowski. MANNIX, ELLEN Mathematics - Chairman -qw -wr' HOMEROOM 312 C w L L r e Chaney L ner C Ne son J A omsku ow 4 0 wxq J eborsku C v ers R rnson J J grelslcl L Lelend P verson M Bererle Row 3 L Busc or unomson om J No e Neururer BEFFOF1 P Kue n w 2 A on I In unskv B holen CISZEWS I Bczrblon L Wagner M Perszylc w l n r wn M 1 ang K Nle son R K s Oc! Q4 Broke 3 cameras yesrer N 1 A Why docs Q ur-:non 07' wcov led suspcndcrsg v l2 Teachers smxle o om students have 0 Ywo day vo V 5 I To llod U3 ll Colson pcmls of course' HOMEROOM 372 W w 5 L o Worwuc e en: U Re J Sloc- us z ow W ssermonn S C ownc Sz n NOWICRI B Surges A Sowoldl H Smolrnskl M Schubert Row 3 P Stuesscr ock ICZYI'lSllI G Wcarpeckowsku C Szellcl-c A I en I Row 2 A Niles P Wenllcmd M Surfon K Nordslrond Alice Nowokowslu edfler r w Sowlns n R Sobczy Sm: owskl R Wnlson D Snopek Sluzewsku R Sobczo L -in , ,Q 3 Nu Wll l AND El MPR frnmmrrcml -an- t ,, 'W -ww- 400: 19 QP 9- cy y an it mn.. 1' .0 Y .X HANSEN, HELEN Commercial HOMEROOM 322 Row 5. D. Woinowski, R. Werner, D. Waite, K. Palkowski, R, Zellmer, K. Szymanowski, J. Weisto. Row 4: S. Wilinski, C, Wozniak, B. Young, M. Rozewski, A. Wulz, R. Zahorias, N. Salk, C. Woltmeyer. Row 3: P. Wood, B. Wisialowski, J, Willms, J. Woinowski, G. Zielinski, J. Williams, A. Wolf. Row 2: R. Wohlforth, R. Wiencek, J. Mika, P. Wolski, K. Zucker, B. Zautke, B. Zager, D, Wisniewski, Row l: J. Wisniewski, J. Tezcinko, D. Reed, K. Worley, R. Suiecki, E. Wegner. Nov, 10- Pulaski tied arch rival, Nov. T3-My little brother is in Bay View 0 - 0, c iom again. Nov. 12-Bay View graciously Nov, 'I4-Strawberrys his lov- retoins wooden football, orite. HOMEROOM 312-J Row 5: D. Zellmer, S. Wiencek, J. Greevers, J. Martin, K, Bartkneckt, D. Porisey, D. Swanson. Row 4: P. Luedke, R. Beckman, M, Lembach, D. Schreiber, R, Loreck, D. Mulzofl, M, Kalupa, R. Tamer. Row 3: P. Heckendorf, B, Hcsselmaier, J. Pluta, J, Grube, D. Woiciechowski, J. Seaver, L, Urbanowski. Row 2: E, Wesolowski, J. Kees, S. Junger, J. Roinoud, M. Schultz, E. Rychlowski, E. Ehrhordt, N. Legler. Row lg R. Snedigar, M. Ristow, T. Mitten, R. Erickson, R. Ramlow. JANKOWSK I, HAROLD Commercial AY' EW' Us Y K HOMEROOM 234 Row 5: G. Wohonko, E. Morkunos, R. Brzonkolci, D. Slciski, R. Wollock, S. Stcniolr. Row 4: T. Mortynski, D. Kowolewski, P,Grzeslr, M. Kopczynslri, M Mudeslro, D. Spyccillo, L. Metzke. Row 3: R. Liebherr, S. Jeske, M. Schmidt, E. Hansen, G. Chmiel, D. Wisynski, B. Molszok. Row 2: B. Drurninski, S. Frank, J. Lulrcszewski, P. Daniel, M. Trapp, B. Gorski, B, Kleinschmidt. Row l: J. Weber, R. Richter, L. Duszynski, R. Borkowsku, G. Knoske, J. Skucllorczyk, R. Mueller. Nov. l5 f Parents Visitation Nov, 22-23-Thanksgiving vncn Night-teachers ready to re- tion. veal truths. Nov. 24-I never wnnt to sec Nov, l6-Students comment- turkey again-until next Thanks Oh, no! giving. HOMEROM Q2 Row 5: M, Dolan, M. Jensen, P. Beggs, E. Bcrcmowski, A. Moyer, R. Beitzel, G. Korthousser. Row 4- G. Kominski, G. Monske, K. Kleinhons, E. Gillette, B. Eliopowlos, O. Gustafson, G. Chieso. Row 3: G. Kelhofer, D. Kohler, S. Molec, G. Jurosz, B. Budney, Y. Bcronczyk, L. Bronk. Row 2: J. White, C Gultch, N. Johnson, M. Houke, C. Lemonski, V. Voss, M. Bryon. Row l: G. Boocek, R. Ludwig, J. Hopko, R. Grobowski, R. Brandenburg, T. Broskc, C. Helwig. wx Ji HOMEROOM 33 Row 5: V. Beyer, C. Bowdowsku, L. Stannaro, A. Anderson, M, Brown, F. Becker. Row 4: R. Breier, K. Blonskn, D. Stannard, S. Wagner, R. Budzinskn, Dec. l - Pulaskr defeats highly Dec. 4 4 Donut cry, Joe. Next favored West in seasons first time you'Il beat Russs record. basketball game. HOMEROOM 7 15 Row 5: T. Cleszynskl, J. Petrie, D. Ostnum, A. Dambrowski, D. Deusing, HA'-Lf RlCl'lARD A. Dobrzynskl, R. Danrelewlcz, D, Mardak. Row 4: N. Broadland, J. Bon, Scvence J. Chase, A. Czajkowsku, D. Muehl, J. Cramer, D. Cieslak, G. Abdun. Row 3: H. Datza, J. Clwolnacki, S. Czarnecki, J. Zirzow, T. Orlowski, R. Melka, W. Ciszewski. Row 2: W. Dent, P. Tomczyk, M. Borris, A. Bronikowski, C. Conk, E. Czapiewskl, C. Derouin, C. Czapllcki. Raw lg C. Counsell, R. Mlynczak, J. O'MaIIey, M. Dally, B, Chomicki, S. Stanislawski, D. Detert. 's,,f I U... lg T. McKee. Row 3: B, Best, R. Biskupski, J. Andrezetczak, J. Bauman, J. OLSZYK, EDMUND Mirkoviclw. Row 2: M. Bruss, C. Bleth, A. Boginski, J. Bogardus, A Ahner, E , h D. Barbian. Row lf L. Bulski, E. Bringee, T. Brace, S. Almekinder, J. Bergman, ng ls P. Bergland, D. Baltus. , Nov. 28 - Report cards again to- day W Drosen seen taking a Dec. 3 - Wl'to's this Joe Allaka- book home. zosa? - RLCHARDS, PEARL Speech M' HOMEROOM 12? Row 5: K. Enlr, J. Dobberl, P. Frnlalr, P. Dranlriewlcz, R. Gennrrch, w 5 Carofhers, M. Drelzko, J. Dryia. Row 4: R. Derse, P, Drall, M. Englr af A. Dahl, J. Heitmonn, G. Dziedznc, D. Francke. Row 3: B. Drewnu ,,,, C. Nleml, Y. Drosen, M. Garland, T. Duer, H. Rilex, Raw 2: C. Drew XL C. Eve, J. Gannon, S. Diehl, S. Fohr, P. Hall, Y. Nohellz, G, Ecklarf, 6 Gipp, D. Galdosz, G. Dorn, R. Filzlall, T. Dzibinslci, E. Ennis. 5 Af 1: Dec. 6 - Chemistry students had Dec. lO - Whalls the cos! of 87 a dangerous experimenl today oranges al l?c o dozen? U -had to boul water. Dec. ll - Math Department Dec. 8 A Lincoln bows to Pulaskr slumped. -must be our new shoe laces! 5 HOMEROOM 209 Row 6: C. Helminiak, E. Haas, M. Hennmg, L. Hundley, A, Glodosku. Row 5: J. Gielslrl, E, Golemblewslci, B. Sinner, J. Glowaclrl, D. Burflcnechl, R. Han' son, Row 4: C. Hogenkord, R. Conder, B, Gororowski, G, Gjerdsef, F. Grolh, M, Hanbin, A. Handley. Row 3: M. Glarin, J. Kilsclonk, R. Janick, R. Horclyk, S. Goel, P. Gruenwald. Row 2. S. Plizka, S. Tremmel, B. Geyer, L. Rubanka, D. Grzgorek, C. Hodge. Row l. R. Jachowicz, D. Kaun, R. Schaefer, M. Gradecki, R. Jakubowski, E. Gumina. as H 'Q' ,2 U Nw' FLYNN, ANNETTF Foreign Language 89 WXW Q-9 -Q41 -,. W0 Apu.. 'S 'fer' of RIEDL, MARGUERITE English Department . ...4 . HOMEROOM 216 Row 5: G. Kaminski, B. Jaeger, G. Klass, D. Kuzba, V. Hovland, J. Preece, C, Kallman. Raw 4: C. Kempski, R. Preece, T. Kennedy, J. Kaminski, R. Jeske, V. Karolewicz, D. Polachowski, M, Becher. Row 3: J. Jewell, R. Jozwiok, L. Johnsen, M, Hunt, G. lhling, E. Kazirod, D. Jaffke. Row 2: F. Kavanagh, C. Kaczmarek, B. Koch, A. Kloss, N. Kaxzynski, D. Grabowski, B. Kitzman, M. Huber. Row 1: J. Kemnitz, C, Kozlowski, R. Jarecki, S. Kerwin, Peter Juszczak, Paul Juszczak, H, Janus. Dec. 15 - lnformol Senior Dance Dec. 21 - Famous last words: ina, you can't wear Bobby- We'll win the rest. sox! Dec. 24 - l'm quitting school Dec. 20 - Ramblers lose heart' until next year. 1Christrnas va- breaker to Tech, 38-37 cationl. HOMEROOM 223 Row 5: J. Krzyzewski, S, Koracin, C. Kluczynski, L. Kapitzke, H. Koc, R Krawczyk, C. Koenig. Row 4: C, Kozbiel, G. Kroll, D. Kowske, M. Komrady, A. Kulwicki, J. Lychwick, W. Kumprey. Row 3: B. Kubochi, A. Kuchta, D Konczel, D. Koehler, J. Koralewski, W. Kuttler. Row 2: J. Korta, S. Kontowski M, Kress, B. Leiber, S. Lyon, H. Lotus. Row 1: R. Kolbou, D. Kuri, K. Krause D. Ksobiech, M. Konitzer, T. Kubera. W' 'Q' pa -as W -an 1-4. .4 XR ,af SPAULDING, EDWARD Social Science an.. Q- ,J ...Ja FRANKS, BARNETT Spec-ch 9' an am ,q, ,f HOMEROOM 224 Row 5: G. Lelfevre, J. Legos, R. Monson, J. Lyman, G. Lohrey, R. Knuth. Row 4: P. McKewon, A. Morzec, L. Lenz, M. Mezydlo, W. Rnchorclson. Row 3: M. Miller, B. Mueller, J. Miller, D. Luszkiewicz, C. Metz, R. Jonusiok. Row 2: J. Mitchell, D. Kolrnowskl, G Luebke, P. Loewus, M. Marek, R. Lopocnnski. Row l: T. Loschen, R. Novak, J. Wolelewski, R. luprnski, J. Rodtke, J. Loveless. Jan, l f Resolved: not to on- Jun. 6 - We had blue snow to togonrze Mr. Pelkowskr. clay Jon. 2 f Resolution broken: Mr. Jon. 7 - Retrcctlon: my carbon Pelkowskl invvtes me ln lor o paper got wet. 9th hour. HGMEROOM 225 Row 5: J. Pochowrcz, M. Plotrowsku, A. Pletrzok, G. Okroy, P. Mushnl, E Poszkowski, W. Schwolger. Row 4 R. Bernouer, R, Prnturuch, K. Foplowsku, J. Norship, C. Potrykus, G. Mudrow. Row 3: B. Nelson, P. Oninskl, R. Peter' son, A. Richards, G. Poltos, C. Powlowske. Row 2: M. Springborn, M. Polka, R. Stoszck, R, Boker, R. Podlewskl, D. Nolan, R. Nolte. Row l. P. Nuckevson, R. Nimmer, T. Seiser, J. Mundt, J. Neuenteldt, R, Jullcm, D. Molitor. DORING, EUNICE Fnglnxh De-porlmr-nt, Clmrrncm 5' Q K Q 1 1 x A ni -- Q2 -an MCGARTY, WILLIAM Mathematics S me HOMEROOM 227 Row 4: C. Stobcn, B. Mozurklcwrcz, L Wunskr, R. Sponlwotz, C. Stnmrnlrr, E. Lmder. Row 3. J. Gouerke, A. Palm, C. Ptxemitschcr, A. Anderson, R. Sump, D. Kaye. Row 2: M. Lendu, M. Kurge, R. Vougtrn, D. Dudcm, D. ORRJHJL' CAROL Groszkrcwicz, M. Patterson. Row 1: M. Leitgeb, V. Prtndle, G, Roder, B. L i7J'5J' Diesslin, M. Runde, J. Broun. Jon. JI 4 Boslceteers slaughter Jon. L7 - Report cord nvcrogcs Bny Vnew, 54-29. todoyfwhot does that cwrctc Ground my mark mean? Jnn. L6 - Honor Day Progromf They dont give awards for ts- Jon. I8-22 f Semester exomsf sutng bubbler posses. Oh, those lucky senrors! HOMEROOM 229 Row 5: A. Sote, G Ulmo, R. Prybo, J. Schultz, R. Prodoeht, R. Rouguth, R Roosh. Row -4: C. Rokowskr, J. Rcske, C, Semrow, S. Rentner, M. Sctwrmtt, C. DeBrog, L. Sleettw, M. A. Seegers. Row 3. R. Boede, P. Schelt, C. Rexnert, J. Rutkowskl, N. Russow, B. Roedel, R. Sclwweltzer. Row 2: P. Brrrgcr, D. Solln, B. Retzloff, M, Rothmonn, J. Quonot, C. Solornonskt, A. Romczykowskx, J. Wesolowski. Bottom Row: J. Swendrowstcl, G. Ptskulo, R. , Ploszktewlcz, L. Proeber, D. Podd, R. Rupp, J. Metz. W7 gg ie SHAW RAYMOND COFUITIGVCIUJ VHF? HOMEROOM 230 ow 5 run seen o owrtz Wor u Splmtel L, Ru ow w 4 C OYDIG G Lo o 0 Sm D Roston ws I owskn w 3 oo S R Stow: r w 2 L Strelow C Small J Sponn J Shcleskn B Stefonskl B Stuchowro Row I R Soslcowskl D Schohczlnslu C Czurneckr K Sporgur F Rossetto R Rewolnnskn Jon 24 Whoppee lpossed Jon 6 Found Hcnlfstorved y 0 fres re who couldnt fund he cofeterro rr Second semester begrns Jon 8 M Blouer s 310 C uh In full sw ng HOMEROOM 231 w 6 E Wrsnlewskl J y 0 e M c R Soch N om m er W 0 rcrnskl mae S Tcbber Su on Row 4 R Szponder G Vyvyon A Tonczyk C Stuart R Sum son Row 3 B Wagner P Wegner M Tomcszewsl J Sweene Tue yen Row 2 S Swltolo P Szulczewskl L Vorlsco S Wolclclcl E Be w S nz w Sm ot J Skolud G Trsctwe T Schroe er T Ste e-v A Shenor , ,- 9 E KEZELE, STANLEY English Q' A HOMEROOM 232 Row 5. R. Wieczorek, M, Witas, P. Wizo, J. Wendorf, C, Unglaube, D. Villwock, J. Woythal. Row 4. J. Witas, C. Kaczmarek, T. Woiciechowski, H. Wichrowski, D. Wozniarski, B. Behling, M. Nowaczyk. Row 3. P. Wiclwman, R. Waraksa, D. Wichtowski, R. Zyclzilc, J, Wright, P. Zurawski. Row 2: A. Zaremski, A. Zolecki, S. Williams, E. Zingsheim, Z, Weber, J. Warpechowski, S. Martin, Row l: D. Werwinski, W. Zoclrow, R. Wallner, T. Woitycslci, M. Wentland, T. Waleclci, C. Bosanko. Feb. l - Famous last words turn Feb. 4 - What are women's sour as Ramblers drag 54447 tears? decision to King. Feb. 6 - The first successful Feb. 2 - Ground hog sees no lluicl drive. shadow, predicts early Spring. HOMEROOM 15 Row 6: C. Mann, N. Uttke, N. Gaiewski, J. Lemley, Row 5. S, Nowak, K. Krause, L. Harlow, R. Spottek, R. Pioida. Row A: J. Jankowski, E. Kuttler, N Kossow, W. Smith, M. Fiedler, G. Bel-sling, Raw 3: N. Henrichs, M. Balco- larslci, B. Clasto, R. Brumirslci, S. Vollee. Row 2: M. Fronkowslci, D. Bergluncl, B. Danielewicz, S. Koehler, M. Nohelty, R. Ernst. Row l: J. Kruczynslri, D. Grguricli, J, Schubert, L. Milolaiczyk, N. Galeclri. MAX, HARRY Social Science THURNER, ALFRED Soctal Sctence HOMEROOM 130 Row 5- T, Walloclr, R, Erickson, R. Smul, R. Stevens, K. Heyer, Row 4. D. Dulde, J. Burmelster, C, Huck, J. Hodaclw, R, Knudsen. Row 3: N, Neubeck, K, Medrow, J. Vandehei, H. Mueller, D, Grumm. Row 2: G. Gordon, N. Rreck, J, Krernplewski, P. Hossalla, N. Smars, B. Zettler. Row 1: T. Prclcl, R. Schober, J. Schmitt, R, Swirth, J. Maldenhauer. Feb. 14 f Cot a red box of Feb, 17 - Moc and Joe bet 50C candy from my gurl today. who could stay underwater the longest. Feb. 15 f Pulaski Mermen ex- tend city tank title to 9 straight Feb, 18 - It came out cr drawf they both drowned. HOMFROOM 133 Row 4: L. Marctnkiewrcz, C. Mlodzilc, E. Budner, B. Boinslci, I. Banazynski, A, Gill, J. Craven, A. Kroenlng, Row 3- J. Michalek, M. Mrkolajczylc, D. Sobczolc, R, Parisey, F. Barzyk, D. Baden, C. Hansen, Row 2: D. Sopolmslci, D. Janus zewski, P. Sullivan, R. Schwartz, D. Gorlewski, D. Geslce, W. Sadowskt. Row 14 E. Wallenslager, D. Young, R. Czarnecki, W. Sobczalc, R. Firecoat, E. Kruger, M. Fablclt. SCHMIDT, lEONARD lndustrrol Arts ,J-4 5 . Qs, NORTHQUEST, OTTO llrr'lr.rstrrcrl Art: 96 HOMEROOM l Raw 5: D. Boors, P. Baiskr, B. Becker, N. Avrna, D. Behl, R. Becker. Row 4- J. Anderson, J. Ambrose, P, Axtell, K. Balcerak, M. Beskow, D, Allen, W, Bauman. Raw 3: P. Abfoll, G, Bay, H. Allen, J. Anderson, J. Brzezrnski, J. Albert. Raw 17: J. Bawiec, P. Bednarek, B, Bradshaw, B, Brandt, C. Banach, J. Ast, M. Becker. Row l: J. Barlsch, G. Barr, J. Andorsczyk, N. Albrecht, J. Blochowiak, E. Baranawski. Feb. 22 - Lincoln-Washington Feb. 27 - Faculty-42, Freshmen' Program today, Neither were 36 in annual traditional bas' present-the Shrimp Boats were ketball game. late. Feb, 28 - Rumor has it that Feb. 23 - Everyone still cele- Faculty basketball team declare brating Pulaski's shared basket- a clay of rest. ball championship - another round of coke, please. HOMEROOM 4 Row 5: B. Drews C, Branharn, J. Cook, B. Classey, D. Couillarcl, L. Burrnerster, J. Couture, Raw 4: P, Dublin, J. Czaskos, L. Dassaw, A. Drzewrecki, D. Doriclr, T. Chaney, D. Cismoski. Raw 3: A. Boss, N. Drutowski, M. Brzenk, K. Coombs, C. Czaika, J. Drews, T. Dolhun. Raw 2: B. Duncan, J. De Young, M. Dolly, N. Busniewskr, L. Bratkowskr, D. Chyla, H. Balanowskr, W. Burneski. Row l- R Czerwinskr, L. Comallre, J. Cypar, R. Clark, A. Borzykowskr, R. Burdrck. LASSEN, RUTH Art BELL, HERBERT industrial Arts fig ,K Rv ,pennv 2 HOMEROOM 35 Row 5. K. Durovy, E. Ellis, R. Gibson, C. Geldon, G. Drenzek, R. Pankowski, C. Drake. Raw 4: D. Gorski, D. Erickson, G. Dybul, G. Freitag, R. Dresden, B. Gorecki, G. Groby. Row 3: J. Dude, B. Ehlert, D. Gowronsku, M. Gruettner, C. Dyksinske, B. Sodowski, A. Dyszelski. Row 2. D. Glamm, D. Ernst, N, Farrell, S. Evans, R, Grasch, N. Ehrlichman. Row I: N. Fruhbauer, M. Fojut, R. Englehart, R. Fluder, E. Evans, F. Eisensopl. Feb. 29 Y Ol course, we only Mor. 5 - Team demands recount, have leap year so that there they had him on the first team is on extra day ol school. in all five positions. Mar. A - Gromacki picked as Mar. l? - What, report cards second string All-City center. already? HOMEROOM lO7 Row 5: O. Hoffmann, G. Gutkowskr, J. Habel, L, Honadel, H. Juszczak, J. Hansen, A, Ipsen. Row A: A. Johonnsen, B. Hermonsen, J. Orzesk, C. Jachowicz, R. Grobawskt, R. Grabowski, M. Herod, B. Halverson. Row 3: C. Jarrkowskl, J. Jaworskt, J. Janusz, G. Toth, E. Janiszewski, M. Jashek, A. Hildebrand. Row 2: G. Glerdsel, R. Herriges, M. Hanrahan, M. Huddon, J. Kirk, M. Hess. Row l' W. Grady, R. Gwltl, B. Hendrickson, P. Heschke, T. Gnal, J. Hintz, W. Hoeff. Mc KINlEY, MRS. MARGARET lwiqlisli 97 KOSS, MRS. lUClllF fncrlixlr HOMEROOM 108 Row 6: T. Inman, G, Joskulski, E, Droiewski. Row 2: J, Kubnick, J. Korornus, D. Krcruske, G. Kcrxzmorek, J. Klimoxzewski, M, Kempski. Row 4: C. Kress, T, Koplrrrskr, J. Klctt, C. Kozminskr, K. Toscielok, J. Kloerig, R. Hunicrdr Row 3: M. A. Kcrnio, V. Knoll, P. Keeker, P. Kolczynski, A. Kowcrlski, K. Kresse Row 2: J. Konrocl, A. Kozmierczok, E. Kowalski, R. Klopuleck, G. Kotorskr C Ruhogen, J, Knoener. Row lA R. Kocelu, R. Kololski, C. Kroszewski, B. Krrrrer, J. Knoerr, D, Krowczyk. Mm. F5 Y Water Boller Showi Mor, 21 - Spring hos sprung. lvlcrn lhe lrle rolls! Mar. 26 - Auditorium program, Mfrr. l7 f Copmrn Cook died The Archers . on one of three voyages. Which one? HOMEROOM 222 Row 5: S. Luebke, F. Lohous, S. Molcho, N. Kubik, R. Kuszewski, R. Lcrnz, Row 4' R. Lisieckr, A. Lund, M. Molecki, B. Morshull, C Luebke, J. Molkowski, P. Krukowski, Row 3: M. Lange, M. Lederhous, A. Mcnske, J. Lisofo, R Kryszevvski, G. Lolus. Row 2: K. Kroll, B. Lemorrowlcz, C. Krueger, B. Mmcinicrk, R. Lepkowski, D. Loewus, D. Ludwig. Row 1: K, Lewondowski, R Lefrnke, P. Mcrlkowskr, F, Kulrnski, J. Kwiolkowskr, K. Lovine. fr HERCHER, JOHN Social Science 49 BUNN, WALTER Comrns-rfnol .xii HOMEROOM 2l2-B Row 5: T. Trzlnko, E. Koluzny, M. Wlsynslu, G. Klupp, M. Wcnlzon, J Wagner, T. Tomczok. Row 4: R. Turner, M. Wolciechowski, J. Wretrzychowsku, R. Johson, R. Szodc, J. Wosllowski. Row 3: C. Hell, L. Pickle, G. Weber, A, Wnuk, M. Piorkowsku. Row 2: B. Wieczorek, S. Weber, P. Wvrzenbocheu, L. Howard, P. Woscher, J. Wishmon. Row lf A. Woldonn, D. Wagner, R. Wrchrowslci, D. Whitman, A. Winski, D. Toelz. Mor. 27 f No, cuped wcsrfl one Mor. 30 --- He's lhe women x of them! truck coach. Mor, 29 - Cousln Leonard hos Apr. l -Y Mr. Brouer abolishes lhe girls running in curcles up 9th houm ond homework. ol the college. HOMEROOM 2l2-C :Fl Q Row 5: R, Knufowski, F. Sensel, N. Alexcndrowncz, l. Schlcrbowskn, R. UCHOCKI, MRS, A055 Kcminskr. Row 4: C. Poole, G. Smigelslru, G. Kreider, B. Show, D. Venue, MU7llf'V7lUllU R. Frenzel, A. Monske. Row 3: M. Graf, R. Czubckowslu, M. Wheaton, C. Fregin, M. Thomas, J. Sinner. Row 2: S. Borths, C. Brown, K. Kulcs, R. Wojlol, N. Krrngle, P. Lopocinsku, Row l: E Lange, A. Hcurwrg, D. Harmon, D. Groeven, R. Albert , ff -,' I 1 Ji 73' ,4 f? 116 HOMEROOM Qi?-G Row 5: LJ. G. Wysocke, J. Zimny, R. Wolf, G. Wozodlo, J. Washkoviak, G. Brzokala, Row 4- J. Ziemnicki, J. Wyskochil, M. Dziubo, A. Bross, M. Howard, J. Zimmerman, G. Zuehlke. Row 3: P. Wpythal, C. Woitycski, M. Zouike, M. Moreckl, A. Bereley, P. Worley, Row 2: S. Topping, S Beaver, J. Grimm, D. Borowicik, M. Wroblewski, R. Wisniewski, L. Becker. Row I: C. Zaharias, G. Woltcinowski, J. Weinstock, E, Wolf, M. Rygiewicz, T. Wisnievvski, T. Wysocki. Apr. 4-5-Spring Concert-Two Apr. 19-I guess I'II have to violins with one beau. buy 0 can of sordines! Apr. H-18-Spring Vacation- Apr. 20-Economics problem: l'm going fishing. Prove that money isn't every- thing, HOMEROOM 317 Raw 4: F. Maffila, K. Nerterfield, Y. Molenda, S, Mozurkiewicz, C. Nowak, S, Miller, N. Novak, D. Miller. Row 3: P. Mokelke, N. Mross, K. Martinsek, A. Marciniak, C. Miller, J. MiHag, P. Nisiewicz, J, Napral. Row 2: K. Mecha, E. Milosz, V. McLaughlin, B. Mooney, E. Merfz, R, Miskowiich, D. Nowokowski. Row 7: G. Luedtke. R. Marhis, J. Merritt, G. Miszewski, E. Michalskr B. Meeks, C. Malinsky. gg yy Mika? x . W . SMITH RUTH Enqfvxll ba I 1 8 HOMEROOM 325 Row 5- R. Rcldovnh R S Sondhlom C Slfowero A Sergnmorfm H. Rogowsk Snopek, M, R. Simpson, R. Schweurze D Ru Moy 3 -- Junior Prom Dance Moy 8 Audltoruum Proqvom fem me loose, the moon. Pow 5. M. row zynekn s Svrzyzews 1 Ungiou N Tomovw J. Szolwmskn rl ow A In e Wo Szulrolskn S. Wurdlnskl erosek le en 0 I w 3 Thompson Km? M Springsteen zo now: I calc wlerrz Torkowskr Row P E. Sowmskn Wo en B Stoszcz N Sprmgborn Szymborslm M Tmcher, 0 os 0 W 7 w 1 er S ro S Sfrozewi 1 Moy 5 -f 79 HOMEROOM 130 R up uw -if QC mo- HOMEROOM 201 Row 4' T, Kopczynskl, M, Rossevfo, D, Schoemonn, I.. Olson, R. Wmfefkom, N, Norlock, E. Groves. Row 3 B. Sfevens, N. Ukfke, Y. PBYCIS, D. Lnschcn, B, Heftel, J. Gukich. Row 2 P. Gorol, P, Derwnn, S. Templm, G. Borzymowski, L. Crier, E. Kuchorski. Bolfom Row. P. Czolkowskw, A. Muduuk, P, Ambrowuok, A. Arestldes, G. Mccck, May I2-Mer u muglwty shady Moy W8-Who! as scosvckncss? Character today. Moy 2OfTrc1veling ucwoss tlac Moy 14-Found our be had ocean by rail. been echng uwmngs. HOMEROOM 205 Row 4: R. Kowolskn, V. Artl, A. Lemke, T, Peikowskl Row 3, J, Cuowford, G. Junlccif, R. Worgull, R. Ewold, R, Jonto, J. Quoley, Row 2' J Sfys, B. Wnenfkowski, K, Czoropotc, R, Brckler, P. Spycolkl. Row V' J. Kunzc. M. Morcinick, M. Koepp, M. Proite, N. Hendrychowskv, L. Gorvskc :., K Q 'T PAULY, ANTHONY 7B-8A HOMEROOM 305 Row 5: M. Wood, E. Jason, G. Conehls, L. Boll, T. Kung, K. Hoeth, K. Dolan. Raw 4: S. Larsen, R. Murray, N. Douglass, G, Gnat, C. Zager, K. Sanderson, T. Silver. Row 3: F. Kohler, T. Bluemel, V. Anderson, J. Demafr, M. Smlth, B. Lovake. Row 2. D. Lynn, G. Lohf, r. Stock, 7B'8A J. Friedl, P. Meylor, B. Chimlco, J. Boone. Row lg J. Kubniclr, K. Mokowslcr, MEHAIl, SPIRO B. Nagel, M Scholz, B. Hanks, B. Ferguson, K. Simatic. May Q3-24fSenlor Class Ploy May 29-Memorial Doy pro- -Cosl loses formula for re- gram. moving greose paint. Moy 30- School not rn secessron May Q6-Duz does everylhing. -sludenfs prcrcficlng for sum- mer vocation. HOMEROOM 307 Row 5: T. Merlen, R. Selzer, N. Kozak, R. Romeo, A. Chapman, S. Wages G. Reinke. Row 4: W. Dyble, R. Krzewinski, J. Allen. R. Gonyon, R. Kuester L. Hofemeisver, D. Dodge. Row 3: B, Hornibrook, F. Soyak, P. Micale R. Sommer, H. Allen, K. Guyanl, D. Demski. Row 2: P. Kennedy, K Wrlkening, W. Greenya, P. Stamplel, J. Koch, M. Fuhrmann, M. Jazwlecl-ci Row lg M. Koenlg, R. Sulek, D. Hodock, M. Hammerschmldl, G. Doy W. Goller, R. Anderson. Q -.A vi .-fm T' ta' 3 HOMEROOM 306 Row 5: J. Jacobsen, K. Zvbell, R. Classey, R. Wood, S. Hanke, P. Colby Z4 my for -CT' Row 4: B. Bell, R. Berg, A. Wood, M. Munclt, C Kulowsku, J. Mueller, JOYCE, MRS. JENNY R. Burmeisler. Row 3: D. Green, K. Jarecki, N. Glavan, E. Sanderson 7B-8A B. Cox, J. Wesolowski. Row 2. J. Olsen, L. Jopek, J. Crowell, J. Marek E. Klowkow, D. Bednarske, T, Kllmek. Row l: M. Ohlsen, J. Rodosevrch K. Hoern, R, Llllie, C. Porath, D. Harsh. HOMEROOM 308 V. Berania, J. Frazxer, I. Boberski. Row 2: R. Seeger, G. Prohl, R. Reents, J. Koch, T. Graszh, C. Engel. Row lp C. Cibarich, R. Hess, J. La Vakc, A. Tanck, K. Bannerman, R. Allen, D. Kaiser. June l- From February we June A - UA Sensors say lore March lnlo April and naw May wells al Senior Dance. June come mro bloom. June 6-Exams ance marc . . June 2-School Servlce Recoj' lo teachers, I umplorc . . nltion Day-Was I that pass me please . . . I'rn on active? my knees. Row 5: G Coslln, B. Roblson, C. Merkel, C. Karczewskv, T, Pclcrsow, J. Chrislensen. Row 4 S. Kreler, C. Schuh, J. Thompson, M. Hoem, R. Macwolek, J. Baird. Raw 3. E. Janowski, L. Lewanclowskr, R. Milbzotlw, 1 'N -f if BRUCE, MRS. RHODA 7B BA 105 STANWITT, MRS. PAULINE 78 8A 106 HOMEROOM 329 Raw 4: D. Huenecke, R. Butcher, L. Nabrzyski, M. Bielefeld, K. Klasc, R. Lyman, W. Marx. Row 31 P. Buckner, J. Luedtke, D. Hansen, J. Proite, S. Pallange, B. Cook, R. Jahnke, L. Patterson. Row 2. S. Leager, M. Masar, M. Haugen Frank June T0 - Some homerooms picnics. June ll - Useful anteaters back to Australia today. ABSENTEES Row 5. T. D. Rosinski Merrawiski, R. Snearly, Zamborini, Borcyczkows , N. Herbst, T. Medrow, F. Schneider, R. Olson. Raw 7. D. lin, P. Knak, J. Kasprzyk, M. Drews, J. Syitak, S. Zlsko. have June I2-Tomorrow scl1ool's out -who said Fridey, the 13th, was an unlucky day? scnl June 'l3 - Au revoir. Schroeder, G. Schnabl, G. Warick, Z. Shirley, D. Fegcrt, . Row -4: C. Trawczynski, M. Heinemann, J. Zehm, D. N. Fritz, R. Schmidt, T. Worak. Row 3: J. Moschotz, M. Peterson, C. Schrank, J. Lindner, D. Kroll. Row 2: R. Gagliano, M. R. Sepanski, L. Bertram, A. Kalan, A. Szymanowski, J. ki. Row l. W. Reents, R. Mikolaiewski, G. Davis, C. Miotkc, R. Visser, T. Markunas, M. Ghylewski. my W SENIOR SNAPS 4 npartmvnt fx 1 5? Q-is k s L J . is GN L OKRAY '-.1 'WK ff fag ,gm x S in S. ART DEPARTMENT - MR. GRAVES L v fx AT . sf Lk?- N 'T Everyone likes to take a pencil in hand once in a while and draw, The Art Depiirtiiieiit ir: designed for just this purpose, The Art Department has a twofold aiing first, it grants experience to the student so that he will have a greater appreciation for that which is good in his everyday life and eiivironiiient -ind, secondly, it acguaints and interests the students in the varied phases ot att so that lie iiiiiy choose a branch for specialization. The Art Department can always be counted on to inalce a good showing at various cf-iitefstm and exhibitions and to provide posters to make our halls colorful and interesting 1 I T1 Q A - ,f T i ij? 4' w 'V az-iii. X 3' I Q V 5, v ,- JZQ A QV t' ax la, 'K ,K 'aw mm X , www 'vii we YQ W ax We a X - ' 3, ' Q k ig, 451- A ' i ,R wp , L V Wx 1- x.. :ig ' 'X -aw ,f,5MQ?Qg3A1 a ww. ,A J, , xx J f x 5? ' L 39955 'gig v . -A,--KE. A QY K gawk 'I fu fiiif' Wills. U , X.-.AA m LL.Lx file-A 2 . W , W L, 1 A W...-.Q W ,.. mgwimagwx , cw ' ' .Wm Ns K S HNQXSSQ 5 3 QQ ' av X 4? M..-4 'Vi' ex ff v 4 . ,Jw--..Nf--'rf av--WA - 'Sf S1 ...,...- ,Q S 4 ? -9 -........ I ,.......... 3 Q,,,..- ,....--.. , ,d 1 my l Q f MR. ALFRED NIEFER MUSIC The Music Department is divided into three groups: vocal, instrumental, and music appreciation. The vocal group consists of the girls' and boys' glee clubs, mixed chorus, and the A Cappella Choir. The instrumental group includes the Iunior and Senior bands and orchestras. The appreciation group familiar- izes students with masterpieces of music by listening to them and discussing them. The various instrumental and vocal groups provide music for different holidays, Commencement, the Spring Concert, and other school programs. The band helps out at pep rallies and the sports events, The music appreciation class put on a program in Ianuary tor the grade schools in our district 7th AND Sth GRADES On the west end ot the third floor the homerooms of some of the rnost loyal Pulaskians are located. These are the lioirierooms ot the seventh and eighth graders. In science they are studying the eye in connection with light, and the ear in connection with sound. They also study insects and are making insect books. ln art classes they have made iriaiionettes which are used in plays based on their work in English and social science. ln English they are read- ijzg biographies ot great men and Women. The boys also take shop, and the girls take sewing and cooking, FACULTY i 4 ALDRICH, MARION ANDERSON, MILDRED Social Science, Chairman English ADAMSKI, KATHERINE ASIMONT, VIOLET BRUSSOCK, RAYMOND Social Science English Science K GRAVES, RALPH AH, Cl.,Gi,mc,.,i LITZOW, HENRY LYONS, JOHN Chuhmunf yearbook Commercial English, Newspaper Advisor POUNDSTONE, MARIE SCHAEFER, GRACE SCHULZ, HAROLD Home Economics Foreign Language Industrial Arls FACULTY ETHIER, ESTHER MANION, RUTH Social Sciencef Counselor Science? Sludenl Counsel Head 4P r i MERBACH, EDWARD T'ERNANf WHUAM STEKIEL, LEONARD Sclenfef Chalfmcn Soqol Silence' Commercial, School Accounlonf Senior Counselor STOELTING, GUSTAVE TIMBERS, MARGARET WINKLER, GEORGE Social Science, Counselor Commercial lncluslriol Arls l irc i I f- ZEMBROSKY, MARY MANTI, ROBERT NEIS, MARGARET Speech, Counselor Boys' Physical Educolion English , x ME . 1 W? Q v . fi QM fy ,, AN gf? gg' 7 E iz, rl fb J' N -O' 6 0 Arituritez Pm' MUSCHINSKI MARY ANN BUKAL RONALD SCHROEDER ROBERT CZERWINSKI PATRICIA DEMSKI Editor in Chief Mary Ann Bukal Associate Editor , Patricia Dernski Sports Editor . , Robert Czerwinski Assistant Sports Editor Ronald Schroeder Senior Editor . . Lois Czajkowski Associate Senior Editor . .... Arlene Zyniecki Co-Literary Editors . . Doris lean Arndt, Nancy Breske Horneroom Editor . . ..,. Delores Detert Picture cmd Feature Editor . . Theresa Ciula Associate Picture and Feature Editor .... Patricia Brey Arts Editors ...., Louise Martin, Charlotte Mueller Art Staff . Ronald Bylcowski, Patricia Muschinski, Gail Okray, Myron Koceja, Gordon Dombrowski Literary Sports Editor ...,.,, Richard Sujecki Photographs ......, . Charles Bachm Literary Staff , Kathleen Iohnson, Carol Marquadt, Carol Nelson, DOLORE5 DETERT CONNIE MENTKOWSKI Nancy Smogoleski, Carol Kurtz, Marilyn Edwardson, Patricia Driscoll, Rosemary Ladwig, Marjorie Heineman Assistant Photographers . . David Graf, Daniel Beggs, Ted Knutowski Advertising Managers . . , . Ioan Spann, Nancy Smith Finance Staff . . Rita Mager, Io Anne Heineman, Carol Danowski, Patricia Meka l22 DORIS JEAN ARNDT BEVERLY KELLER SHIRLEY KOEHLER NANCY BRESKE 'x. QQ? LOIS CZAJKOWSKI ARLENE ZNECKI PATRICIA BREY THERESA CIULA CHUCK BOEHM slat K WK' RAYMOND SHAW, RALPH GRAVES, CHAIRMAN, EDMUND OLSZYK, EDWARD DeBRAIE DOROTHY DRUMINSKE IQTII RITA MAGER .IOAN HEINEMEN RICHARD SUJECKI CHARLOTTE MUELLER LOUISE MARTIN fh- ik' tfmx U! 'WN' C QR-.wtgx Lett: Nancy Smitli, Joan Spann, Middle: Kathleen Johnson, Carol Marquadt, Carol Nelson, Nancy Smogoleslri, Carol Ku'tz, Marilyn Eclwarclnon, Patricia Driscoll. Right. David Graff, Tcrl Knutowski, Daniel Beggs 'Q' QYW4 vfiva Top-Lett: Ronald Dombrawski, Pat Muschinski, Myron Kocela, Ronald Bykowski, Gall Olcray, Top-Right: Joyce Mika, Delplwine Mulzott, Maxine Wentkowski, Betty Drurninski, Mary Ann Rozeski, Rosemary Ludwig, Ora Gustafson. Middle: James Ratajczylc. Bottom-Right: Elaine Kielpinsl-ci, Judy Crisinger, Bottom-Left: Kathleen Zucker, Betty Young, Pat Mathes, Arlene Wulz, Mary Ann Jensen, ANNUAL STAFF ASSISTANTS STAR REPORTERS PRESS ROOM ow 3 R. Gnoder, C. Svoben, L. Kopifzlxe, S. Tabbed, A. Sutton. Row 2: V. Prindle, C. Niemi, D. Wichiowski, H. Wichzowslri, Row 7' P, Loweus, M. Springborn, N. Johnson, H. Dofzc, E, Zigensheum lZ5 fi MARY ANN LOFT CAVALIER Pulaskis monthly newspaper, The Cavalier, is the product of many long hours of work. A few of the tasks performed by the members are: obtaining information from fellow students, trips to the printer, and proofreading. Many profit by the prepaf ration of the paper. The quality of leadership and a feeling of responsibility are gained by staff members holding high posi- tions. Enjoyment from seeing their names and their friends' names in print are derived by the readers. Robert White, Jerome Groth, Chuck Boehm, Mary Kay Ourodnik, Betty Wiclwrowski. CAVALIER NEWSPAPER ADVISORS RAYMOND SHAW JOHN LYONS NEWSPAPER STAFF Co-Editors . . , . . Patricia Wood, Mary Ann Lohi Associate Editors , . Ioy Iakubowski, Sandra Wiczynski, Mary Kay Ouradnik, Celine Zarzecki, Betty Wichrowski Co-Sports Editors ..... Robert White, Ierome Groth Assistant Editors . . Ray Sobczak, Ioan Habanek, Marlene Geipel, Carolyn Huenecke, Barbara Zager, Eugene Groth, Iudy Srnejkal Advertising Managers . . . Ruth Neuman, Elaine Macilcowski Business Managers . Lois Strehlow, Nancy Smith, Gail Steidl, Ioan Spann Photographer . . . . Chuck Boehm Editorial Advisor . Mr. Iohn Lyons Business Advisor Mr, Raymond Shaw PATRICIA WOOD , ' 'E F4 fy. :ik ll? I A fir,-,.,fQR. U R 1 S' X X X, Y Qs Joy Jokubowski, Sandro Wiczynslci, Eugene Groth, Raymond Sobczok, Judy Smejkol, Barbara Zoger, Marlene Geipcl, Caroline Hueriecke, Joan Hobonek ELAINE MACIKOWSKI N. Smith, G. Steidl, J. Spcnn, C. Small, L. Strehlow, B, Stefcnski .0 X . , Q I W' 2 . , A X + .,,.,-'- .,... 1 Q? Yf .... W X ' I ' ' 4 , ' ': ' --'.: Q , f ' 2-I ,,,, fi .V IS W as if gg ' mg 3 I H5 2, if , A 2 , 5 it A . V vw M ' . -Q W Q f f El 5' , W ,.:,, N W -:.-1 ::-,, I K .Q,: '--- , X .,-- 2 N 4 Q A , ,N 8 V ,pw 4 gg. V vb H -M - xx ffwff X fx ff ......4,,,g hm 29,10 ' wi? ' ' Y K ANL V Y- Y Ml M' 'W 3 122 ,ii gzff ' X A YQ., . . , 1 5 fix if W M v 'Q WMQH +v A 'P as f A .fg Y V . sw f S E N .q,, , Y A A g A N Ebl 5 - Bd- , . .K W r if 1 Q ., fx i , F ? A ' fx, B .,.,, t Q L W --5 Inf, ffl w Q ev ' 5 Q f-if ' Q A . Z :V 'rr -ks: 1 ,-, . , K, 'A QXFKSRK Q X I 1 'Z':' ' 4 . Q , w . . 8 Q . ' ' ., ' G-M A DANCE BAND Row 2: E. Gumino, R, Sponholz, D. Mortinsek, L. Srnoor, C. Mozurkiewicz, W. Adams. Boflonr Row. K. Jens, R. Kosnicki, D. Grundi L. Duffner, D. Nedobeck, J. Trzcinko, J. Grube. JUNIQR BAND Row 5: J. Shippy, G. Monske, O. Hoffmann, R. Ernst, E. Boronowski, D. Chylo. Row 4: S, Molotkiewicz, M. Sonde, J. Knoerr, M Trowczynski, R. Kuester, J. Jacobsen, R. Herriges. Row 3. H. Koch, F. Schneider, D, Bednorski, P. Knot, K. Sanderson, C. Ungloube N. Novak, G. Srnigelski. Row 2: T, Klimek, R. Berg, M. Moser, R. Johnke, R. Popluwski, N. Uftke, K. Olson. Row J: L. Odehnol R. Rodovich, J. Kubnick, K. Bonnerman, M. Smivh, C. Jochowicz, B. Hornibrook. 130 SENICDR CDRCHESTRA The Senior Crchestra, under the direction ol Mr. Zielinski, is cornposecl ol students who have had exe perience in the lunior Orchestra or some practice in playing in groups. lt provides the musical background lor Corninenceinent Exercises, participates in the Spring Concert, and perlornis at various noon hour proararns lt is also essential to rnany other programs and is one ol the finest niah school orchestras in the city. Pulaski-- anfs will always reineinber the rnany hours ol superb inusical entertainment. Nr L Mr. Zielinski Row 3' M. Feik, B Conrocl, J. Hansen, S. Rubow, C. Rubow, R. Cnolecki, F. Slcornic, H. Vfirhrowsku. Row 2 J. Korrn, D. Trock, J Jcmkowski, F. Groth, F. Kwictkowski, Mi Erickson, C. Huebner, E. Ensenboch. Row lf B Wlclwrowskn, B. Lipsku, M. Henning, C. Pull M. Johnson, C. Woznrok, J. Seover, N. Schroeder. Row 2 R. Oennrich, T Connelly, D. Mortinsek, R. Schroeder, H. Pierce. Row lr H, Corothc s, J, Bon, A. Dahl, V. Prnndle, L, Wntyfio J. Couture, F. Bcrzyl-1, M. Olsen. -it ZX rr: L.. it W 9 1 fe-QW -- s i 6 M. W at , A - if-ff. i k .A xy? I Row 3: C. Mazurlciewicz, .I. Mueller, W. Adams, J. Grube, J. Trzcinko, D. Molitor, L. Duflner. Row 2: K, Skibinski, H, Swartwout, T. Legas, D. Franclce, D. Wichtowski, J, Cramer, P, Brey, G. Slcibinski. Row 7: K. Jens, H. Goeltzer, B. Knuth, T. Dolhun, M. Sutton, J. Koralewslci, S, Smith. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA 47' fel, Fourth Row: G. Plslcula, D. Graeven, R, Nalbert. Third Row: M. Marex, J. Staslalr, P. Durlln, A. Niefer, K, Koscielclc, G, Zuehlhe, R. Bernaur. Second Row: P. Slampfel, D, Lynn, B. Cox, L. Fickle, C. Banach, S, Borths. Ftrs! Row- D. Toetz, C. Zager, S, Pallange, E. Jason, N. Albrecht, R. Schwartz, M. Schroeter. 132 Row 4: D. Phnllwps, I, Blaesing, G. Tischer, J, Menger, S. Molotlciewlcz, D. Korytlmowski. Row 3: C. Klcmecki, M. Karge, C. Water, M. Dublinski, K, Skibinski, G, Skibinski, J. Slrudlarczyk. Row 2: R. Modrzeiewski, J. Mnka, P. Wolski, A, Kilps, D. Horne, M. Rozeski, E. Gumina. Row l: A. Mazurkiewucz, G, Mikaliczak, M, Raney, J. Palm, J. Lobdell, 1. Williams, S. Rostanowski, R. Manslre. Mention ol the A Cappella Chotr brtngs to mmd the many splenchd performances at such tm portant functions as the Thanksgtvmg program the Chrtstmas program the Sprmg Concert the Commencement Exercises and vartous other programs throughout the year Mr Allred Nteter IS director ot this line choral group Row 3: R. Kosnlcks, F. Liebrechl, P LaMarcl1e, T. Hoffman, D. Januchow sku, G. Lang, G. Johnson. Row 2 L, Pierson, C. Svaben, R. Selbt, T Laschen, J. Grotlw, T. Furle. Row l R. Roslnslci, P, Kalis, E. Scharping A. Dahl, B. Kuiowa, R, Zaharicls R. Mann. Row 3: L. Smoot, R. Wisniewski, J, Klimoiewski, E. Groth, M. Hillier, R, Nelson, K. Jens, R. Maurice. Row 2: F. Sensei, R. Niemi, K. Bclcerok, J. Petrie, M. Foiut, A. Kroeing, G. Kreidner. Row l: J, Kondrod, R. Poplowski, R. Dresden, A, Monslce, G, Axtell, G. Gipp. R. Loreck. Row 5: D. Dulde, M. Stonczyk, R, Liebherr, N, Carlsen, T. Gnot, R. Werner. Row 4: L. Williamson, E. Mocikowski, D. Konczel, A. Millen, C. Szelicki, J, Muzicl, E. Paulus. Row 3: S. Pluslco, V. Plindle, M. Brzolcolo, J. Jewell, N. Brzycki, A. Klorrcher, Row 2: F. Jelinski, A. Niles, J. Kees, R. Boker, S. Hinz, C, Koczmcirek, M. Gosh, Row I: R. Erickson, R. Berridt, Mr. Niefer, J. Moldenhciuer, BOYS CLEE AND MIXED Cl-ICRUS The Boys' Glee Club, directed by Mr. I-lillier, serves as a stepping stone to the A Cappella Choir. lt participates in the Spring Concert and the Christmas Program along with other performances throughout the year. The Mixed Chorus is composed ol boys and girls interested in gaining a more thorough knowledge of reading notes and pre- paring lor A Cappella Choir. This group does not participate in any school programs. C, Helminiclc. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Q 5 QQ WM' gba - Ss -J '35 Row 6: M. Bielefeld, D. Maurice, G. LeFevre, C. Koenik, P. Koceic, P. Juszczok, M. Wentlond, C. Miotke, E. Woldoch, N. Jorden. Row 5: C. Drake, N. Tomon, R. Budzinski, L. Price, J. Hanson, J. Merritt, M. Rygiewicz, G. Okrcy, S. Tcbbert. Row 41 C. Huenecke B. Kuiowa, J. Schmitt, M. Dolan, D. Froncke, P. Everson, G. Chmiel, R. Slymanzki, D, Nedobeck, N. Breske, A. Prohl. Row 3: B. Keller, R. Moger, D. Roehl, M. Wentkowski, J. Morciniok, R. Snopek, C. Reinert, M. Runde, P, Wood, J. Oziedzic, B. Hosselmaier. Row 2: K. Kroll, I. Boberski, P. Stompfel, R. Burneister, J. Boone, D. Joung, B. Dcnielewicz, W. Burneske, F. Steck, E. Floo, E. Treul Row l: R. Jochowicz, J. O'Molley, M. Ourodnik, Miss R. Monion, S. Molotkiewicz, A. Lemke, S, Rostcinkowski, D. Beeinink, M. Rygiewicz STUDENT SERVICE COUNCIL The Student Service Council is one of the most important committees in the school. The Coun- cil, under the direction ot Miss Ruth Manion, originated and put into effect the Honor Study Hall system, which has proved to be one ot its most successful accomplishments. Some ot its activities throughout the year are the tryouts for the student public address announcers, the sponsoring ot pep rallies, the Christmas dance, the Halloween dance, and numerous other dances both after bas- ketball games and special occasions. Cther ettorts include the Community Chest Drive, the March of Dimes collections, and the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets to the needy people in our com- munity. I -any Vice President-Charles Gilliesg President-Audrey Breske, Vice President-Sylvester Molotkiewiczg President-Audrey Breslce Secretory-Treasurer-Roger Szymonslci Secretsry-Treasurer-Roger Szymanski CLUBS IN PROGRESS Home Economics Club Any students having a background in Home Economics are invited to join this club. The Christmas sale, one project of the club, is carried on to raise money for special equip- ment. The club has purchased a silver tea service, a lace tablecloth, and a vacuum clean- er for the department. The home-service de- partment of the utility companies of the city send out home-economists who give demon- strations and lectures. Pattern companies sup- ply garments for style shows. Members be- longing to the Home Economics club find it profitable and entertaining. Double Quartet Club The Double Quartet, under the direction of Mr. Melvin I-lillier, is one of the new clubs at Pulaski. The boys specialize in barbershop harmony and are workingon such songs as Dry Bones. Members of the quartet are chosen by Mr. Hillier for their ability to sing and for their co-operation in school. The club meets Thursdays the eighth hour in room l34. This year they di-splayed their talents at the spring concert and the senior class play. The talented males are Bill Adams, Frank Liebrecht, lack Skudlarczyk, Larry Thiele, George Ver- halen, Edward Waldoch, Gary lohnson, and Dennis Korytlowski. Stamp Collector Club Enthusiasm for stamps of the world is the basis for membership in the greatest hobby in the world. Members exchange stamps, ex- hibit collections, and all the collectors lore, have auctions and take part in stamp dis- cussions. Many write to foreign correspon- dents and thereby enlarge their horizon and collections. The club meets on Mondays of every week under the guidance of Mr. Ray- mond Shaw. An average of twenty members belong to this club. Stage Craft Club The Stage Craft Club has a very tedious job. You will always find the stage crew on the job whether it is during school or evenings. Plays may finish, but for them the work has just begun. The crew consists of: Don Ianu- chowski, captain, Myron Koceja, electrician, and George Kland, prop man, assisted by Ronald Parajecki, Franklin Liebrecht, Raymond Sobczak, Larry Thiele, and Robert Splinter. Since the stage is large and we have a great deal of expensive equipment-which must be handled with care, the stage crew of Pulaski has a great responsibility. Life Saving Club To encourage swimming and to increase the knowledge of life saving, Coach Wielgosz sponsors the life saving club every Tuesday eighth hour for boys of all grade levels. This club prepares boys for jobs as life guards and helps them if they would like to continue on to college to study physical education. Some of the fundamental-s learned in this course are breaks, carries, and approaches. A new method of artificial respiration was also learned. Any boy with an interest in swim- ming who is willing to work hard, is welcome to join the club. String Trio The Pulaski String Trio is composed of three musicians eager to put their talents to use. Members are: lohn Marsh, pianist, Betty Ann Wichrowski, violinist, and Helen Carothers, cellist. The group is directed by Mr. Niefer and plays the music of the masters. Various performances are given by the group in school and at the nearby grade schools' PTA pro- grams. The trio was organized to give the group musical benefits. Kiwi 1 A QEQJQE Q- f 1 ' ,nw Y w K 'Wy qggw 2 X 3 Y ':, '7:5:'5 52:: ' A Sf, 1. 3 ,KX I: 'K' M 61 L . 'S ,fggfgfl may sf ' ef!! Xgx. M X xrqsbgx A f vm mt :J xx X A Q , . 34. fax K, ,..+ I x was M N? wf+1Q5'gf V wx xx. 935 5 1 x we Q85 . X 2 3 5 'Y'S S - Fm 5 Ks: 35 x,,f ag xxx i qv gms ,va 5 , 3 I s ABCHEBY CLUB We have an up and coming group of Robin Hoods here at Pulaski. They are the members of the archery club sponsored by Coach Wielgosz. About fifteen boys and girls who are ine terested in archery and who have the necessary equipment try their skill at hitting the bulls-eye every Thursday eighth hour in the bicycle room. When the weather permits, they set up their targets behind school and practice there. The fundamentals of archery are taught to those with no experience at all, and those who have had experience perfect their techniques. Although the facilities are very limited, Coach Wielgosz invites anyone who is interested to join the club next fall. HOME NURSING CLUB The Home Nursing Club is sponsored and paid for by the Bed Cross. The instructor is Mrs. William Knee and the school advisor is Mrs. Viola Hancock. The club meets in two groups on Tuesday or Thursday. The semester consists of two courses --- Home Care of the Sick and Mother and Baby Care. This year new material on atomic warfare nursing has been pree sented. After completing the two courses, each member receives a certificate from each course. The club's main objectives are to help students learn how to recognize signs of illnessg to learn how to effectively and safely follow the doctors orders for home care of the sickg and to present nursing as a possible career. is CAMERA CRAFT CLUB Students interested in photography are the ones eligible to join the Camera Craft Club. This club meets on Thursday under the supervision of Miss Ruth Manion. One Thursday the entire group meets. The next Thursday part of the group is given a study period while a small group is given the opportunity to work in the dark room. The club is designed to instruct the beginner in the fundamentals of photography as well as giving the advanced students a chance to further their knowledge. Members of the club are studying picture-taking, developing, printing, and enlarging. This club proves to be quite interesting and still gives valuable experience to those who Wish to study further in the field of photography. FAST-HCN DESIGN CLUB The Fashion Design Club is composed of students interested in art as well as fashions. Miss Ruth Lassen is the faculty advisor for this group. The main purpose of the club is to go beyond mere dress designg it is to inspire such character, manners, and inward poise, so that our school can truly boast of high B.Q.'s fthat is Beauty Quotientl as well as high l.Q.'s. This semester the club is studying modern fashions rather than merely the drawing of mode ern and old fashions. This is a club that is useful to the students in school as well as those who plan to go out into the world and work in the field of fashion and art. INTERNATIQNAL CLUB Ttiis group has been newly organized to satisfy the needs of students who are, or have taken French, Latin, or German. The purpose of this club is to create an understanding and appreciation of the cultures of other people. That understanding does not imply a mere tolerance toward the queer mannerisms of a foreign people, but rather an understanding of other cultures plus an intelligent realization of how people in foreign lands live, and why they live the way they do, The active ties of the club are varied and enjoyable, Puppet shows and one act skits given in French, Latin or German are the most popular projects, Christmas brings the study of Christmas customs throughout the World, and an international Folk Fair is sponsored by the club in the spring. SPANISH CLUB Los Caballeros, Pulaski's Spanish club, is sponsored by Miss Annette Flynn. The activities of the club correlate art, music and dancing with the use of the Spanish language. Each year, a student from Mexico or South America appears on the club program, and the students get first hand information about the Christmas in the Spanish speaking countries. The activities of the first semester terminate in a Christmas party with a play given in the Spanish language, the singing of Christmas carols, and colorful l'Pinata filled With gifts. ln the spring, the parents of all the students of Spanish are invited to hear them sing Spanish songs. They also learn of the practical phases of the use of the Spanish language. Wuxi AW has .: : li 2 kg T 3 'iff2 .f W-M-f .wav ,gf 6 1 sf Q is 3 in 1 l .V we .nur 2 NG! V 6. 2 .xxx if Na 7 X i Q A S New gn sw Q4 3.- N im f gm- X . I K Q . X - X , v f six V E ?Q+xR,i xgf - J pf .A E' K If! FE ' Q- 1 if emi A .ff r Q A' - A yah 1 A 'P x . 5 v. KX, 2? Miss Kagel, Miss Erickson, Miss Budziszewski Cl-TICE STAFF Pulaskis office has always been known for its cheerful and courteous service. Miss Marian Erickson and Miss Elizabeth Kagel have helped to maintain this fine reputation. They are aided by a competent staff of student monitors who perform the following: operate the switchboard. file 303 cards, sort mail, issue tardy slips, type requisitions, and take care of telephone calls. Pulaski records and other matters are taken care of and kept clear and up to date. The office is the nucleus around which school activity is oraanized, ROW 51 C- SJUCJWOWJUJH B4 KUlOW0, G, Kopoczewslri, T. Wierzelewslci, C. Du Brucq, M. Piotrowski, A. Betley, J. Becker, A. Lewondowski, Row A: E. Dornbrowski, R. Schweitzer, M. Neururer, R. Czapiewski, N, Koss, M, Hanlon, A, Czqjkowgki, J, Nelgonl R, Mgnion, ROW 3: Daisy Mae, A. Simansen, J. Ast, M. Greening, N. Legler, C. Wojtycski, F. Stec, S. Czarnecki, C. Skornia. Row 2: J. Walden, A. Nelson, Nancy O., M. Springborn, N. Shivy, J, Kmet, J. Frauenfelder, J. Rath, M. Wroblewski, J. Neils. Row lf A. Kuchta, D. Sobczak, R. Kabacinskl, C. Sfoben, J. Greevers, R. Mann. S. Kerwin, P. Muslnall, S. Mirkovich. ADMINISTRATIGN Mr, Tiernon, Acting Vice-Principal Mr, Olgn, Sgnigr Cgungelor 144 I CLASS PLAY Bizarre and exotic are the time and place settings of this play. The time is 894 B.C.y the place is the inner court of the palace of Prince Naaman, a handsome Syrian nobleman, Commander of the Syrian Host. The play centers about the Prince and his Princess, Tamara the Beautiful. How Simeon in his absence seeks to wear down Tamara's resistance to his plan to abduct her by forcing starvation and thirst upon the householdg how the quick-Witted lesse and Damaris save the day, with Simeon banished forever from sunny Syriag forms one of the most colorful denouements in the history of the Pulaskian theatre. Friday Ben Hassan e Simeon - - Hiram - - Prince Naaman Nathan - - Ezra - - - Herald f Zilpah A Tamara - Runner Damaris - Ashael A Emola - - Egyptian e Her Attendant EruitfBearer - Water-Carrier Iesse f - SYRIAN SLAVE - loseph Gromacki - - Donald Baier - lames Gruettner Franklin Liebrecht Ralph Budziekiewicz - Richard Konia - Bradley Bauman - Arlaine Surdyk - Althea Mohalski Erederick Kuester - Bernadette Hahn - Norman lordan Kathleen Koscierski Veronica Kurudza - Albina Kumprey - - Alice Kilps - Ruth Mann - Clifford Kernen Saturday Ben Hassan - Simeon - - Hiram - - Prince Naaman Nathan - e Ezra - - Herald - Zilpah - Tamara - Runner - Damaris Ashael - Emola - - Egyptian - Her Attendant Eruit-Bearer - Water-Carrier lesse A - - Ioseph Gromacki f Robert Rathman - lames Gruettner - - - Tom Talaska Ralph Budziekiewicz - Donald Gdehnal - Bradley Bauman Geraldine Zablocki - Celine Zarzecki - Richard Schick - Theresa Legas - Norman Iordan Kathleen Koscierski Veronica Kurudza - Albina Kumprey Y f Alice Kilps - - Ruth Mann Thaddeus Makowski il? C CLASS PLAY Twentieth-Century Lullaby, under the direction ot Mr. Franks, is the story of Peter Ulric Smith. His mother, Mary Smith, believes that he will be a brilliant student and pass all his examinations. The schoolmistress sarcastically tells him that the importance ot examinations shouldn't be exaggerated. To her, the important thing is that learning doesn't really matter, since anyone could learn the sort ol things found in books. Mary also wants Peter to be honest, never tell a lie, and realize that money isn't every- thing. The businessman Peter works tor believes in just the opposite. l-le tries to influence Peter's way of thinking by admitting that sharp practice put him where he is and, it necessary, he Will continue his sharp practice to remain there. Mary thinks that peace is the only thing in lite worth having. A politician, however, thinks that war is glorious because it brings work tor men and honor for the nation. The Madonna appears and tells Mary the secret ot motherhood. She gives Mary new hopes tor the baby in her arms. TWENTIETI-I-CENTURY LULLABY Friday: Saturday: Mary Smith - - Carol Prill Mary Smith Kamet Cramer Schoolmistress Carol Rubow Schoolmistress - - Beverly Keller Clergyman - - - Robert Guss Clergyman - - - lames Awe Announcer - - Edward Waldoch Announcer - - Edward Waldoch Businessman - - Sylvester Molotkiewicz Businessman Robert Pergentek Bride - - - - La Verne Paque Bride - - - Lois Pierson Politician - Karl Kuehner Politician - Ronald Pawelski Modanna - Donna Roehl Madonna - - Mary Iohnson 147 STAGE CREW Unseen, but indispensable, are the members of the stage crew. Although often unsung, their part in a successful production is vitally important. I-low impressive would the scene in the class play be if these fellows did not produce the right lighting and sound effects? When the curtain rings down, the program is over, but not for the backstage boys. There are still lights to be fixed, items to store, and the stage to sweep. Pulaski can always depend on them for a smooth running, precisely executed program. The finish of a production merely means that half of their job is done. An active stage with a satisfied audience is the only reward this group of boys receives. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Many of us have noticed the cheerful appearance of our everfbusy maintenance crew. When you see them in our halls, they're often scurrying about in a rush to make sure that every inch of our building is slick as a whistle, The splendid co-operation we receive after extra school functions is greatly appreciated by us all. The grounds around our building are taken care of, too, ln the winter, members of the maintenance crew may be seen cleaning off the sidewalks for the safety of the students. In the spring, members of the crew are often seen mowing the lawn and caring for the campus in general. 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