Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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JANUARY CLASS -1953 ROBERT MIKOLAJEWSKI GERTRUDE SZWEDOWSKI MARJORIE HEINEMANN ROBERT MODRZEJEWSKI President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Bewilderment: Emancipation: Ninth grade was the year the seniors sent us to the fourth floor to classes, told us not to drink from the black bubblers, and sold us elevator passes. It was the year we attended all the noon hour programs and never set foot outside the classrooms without a pass. Participation: As sophomores We began to feel we were part of the school and even knew some of the mighty seniors, We attended all the sports events, dances, and backed our football team to its second City Championship. We were Iuniorsl We felt free from the drudgery of underclassmen. We left our homework go until homeroom period and then rushed to get it done. We worried more about seeing our friends between pe- riods than getting to class on time, and we attended the Prom! Superiority: We were Seniors! We sponsored Holiday Frolic . We were busy with all the Senior activities. And when we heard the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance , we felt a little sad because our carefree days at Pulaski were over, MISS LINDSAY MR. CALABRESA

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DAVIS, GORDON Zavis Science, G o I f , Swimming, L i f e s a v i n g, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Honor Study Hall Chairman, Base- ball, Sr. Planning Committee, Bays' Glee. When I'm not near a girl I love, I love the girl I'm near. 10 DOMBROWSKI, ELAINE Elaine English, Girls' Glee, G.A.A. Office Monitor, Usher, Wel fare Counselor Monitor, Cafe- teria Cashier, Change Coun- ter, Christmas P r o g r o m GRGURICH, EARL Earl Industrial Arts, Boys' Intra- Spiing Concert. murals. She says but little, but lf at first you don't suc- says that well. coed - give up! BECKER, DELORES BEERNINK, DORIS Student Announcer. BREVER, CAROL tor, Usher, G.A.A. BROWN, GERALD amount to much. BUDZAK, ARLENE Club. Marquette University. CASHEN, JACK ern Dancing. by his gal, Karen. come again. CONRAD, BARBARA cert. Deb Elective, Honor Study Hall, Home Economics, Blue Mask, Home Nursing, Modern Dancing. Happy am I. From care I'm free. Why aren't they all content like me? Beers English, Chorus, Hall Monitor, Student Council, Guid- ance Monitor, Gym Monitor, Freshman Orientation, Vaudeville, Sr. Lifesaving, Honor Study Hall, Pep Rally, Ticket Sales Monitor, Open House, Representative to District Convention of Student Councils. High school with her was loads of fun, she's popular, gay and bright as the sun. BORNHUETTER, DOROTHY DodyI' Elective, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Latin Club, To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. Giggles Elective, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Moni- Our little 'Brever' works like a little beaver. Jerry Elective, Fresh-Soph Football, Basketball, Tennis, Home- coming Rally, Intramurals, Lifesaving, tl I abstain from fun and such, I never shall Budzak English, Infirmary Monitor, G.A.A., Home Nursing, School Service, Sr. Planning Committee, Sr. Prom Court of Honor, Office Monitor, Secretary of Speech Her spirit is at Pulaski, but her heart is at Cash Elective, Radio Club, Intramurals, Track, Football, Mod- This guy has no time for sparin', it's all taken up CISZEWSKI, MICHAEL Mike Elective, Polish Club, Intramurals, Choir, Boys' Glee, Modern Dancing, Blue Mask, Sr. Class Play, Don't pass temptation lightly by, it may never Barbie Elective, Jr. Orchestra, Sr. Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Square Dancing, Camera Club, Lifesaving, Spring Con- She should accomplish much. HABANEK, JOAN Moline Stenogrciphic, G.A.A., Infirm- ary Monitor, Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Ticket Sales Moni- tor, Welfare Office Monitor, Speech Choir, Quill 8. Scroll, Cavalier Newspaper Staff- Assistant Editor, Advanced Girls' Chorus. Her ready smile a n d pleasant ways characterized her high school days. HANSEN, ESTHER Smudgy Science, G.A.A., International Club, Blue Mask, Homecom- ing Rally, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor. The talk of the town - and all good.