Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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TROCK, DORIS Dewey Elective, Jr. Orchestra, Sr Orchestra, Spring Concert, Sq u a r e Dancing, Spanish C I u b , Vaudeville Show, G.A.A., Ballroom Dancing. WAHL, BYRON Walnut . Science, School Service Club, Styrofoam Club. He may be bashful in his way, but he will be a suc- cess someday. Surely, she'll cash in on that sparkling personality, 'OYCZYNSKI, PATRICIA ective, Infirmary Monitor, Christmas Program, Girls' Jvanced Chorus, Spring Concert, Never too sad, never too gay, always ready for ark or play. 'OJNOWSKI, JUNE ective, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Advanced Girls' Chorus, :nor Study Hall. What is so fair as a day with June? ROBLEWSKI, DAVID dustrial Arts, Intramurals, Styrofoam Club, Toy aking Club, Hall Monitor Captain, Hall Monitor. Labor keeps you fit and prime, but give me sure every time, ULZ, ARLENE enographic, G.A.A., Cavalier Annual, Hall Monitor, Jdy Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, iudeville, Camera Club, Office Monitor, Library anitor, Usher, Honor Study Hall, Blue Mask, Sr, ass Play, lnterclass Swim Meet. Some write news, some print news, some make it. AUTKE, BARBARA active, G.A.A., Girls' Glee iristmas Program, Library ring Concert, Honor Study There's mischief in those ELINSKI, HELEN active. It's a mad world. , Advanced Girls' Chorus, WILLMS, JOYCE Joyce Elective, G . A . A ., Monitor Captain, H a I I Monitor, Home Economics, S q u a r e Dancing, Gym Monitor. A pleasing personality with a dash of good humor. Pat Junie Dave Arlene Bobbie Lee Jones Monitor, Hall Monitor, Hall. laughing eyes. Zeke WISIALOWSKI, BEVERLY WOJCIECHOWSKI, DONALD ,., Bev Bosco Elective, Girls' Glee, Ad- Science, Football, Honor vanced Chorus, Polish Club, Study Hall Chairman. Honor Study Hall, Gr-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-rl i'May l, as the years un- fold, make new friends and keep the old. MILITARY DIPLOMAS Bluemel, Robert J. Dixon, Jene R. Filut, Harvey H. Hanrahan, Donn L. Hansen, Roland C. Jarecki, Jerome A. Kwiecinski, Robert J. Lee, Thomas O. Lesko, Robert J. Lemanski, Richard A. Schlichting, Peter P. Smith, Lee Roy A. REGULAR DIPLOIVIAS Florcyk, Janice L. Meka, Richard J. Piskula, Romelle Rainaud, Jeanne M. I3

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McKAY, JOYCE Rusty Stenographic, F r e s h m a n Orientation. Ruby-red hair, and face so fair. MIKOLAJEWSKI, ROBERT Pugga Science, Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Cavalier An- nual Stott, Student Service Council, H a I I Monitor, Spring Concert, Choir, Boys' Glee, Honor Study Hall, Class President ot '53, Badg- cr Boys' State, Christmas Program, Mixed Chorus. Athlete, class president ot '53, he's an all round guy as you can see. MILLEN, ALICE Mouse Elective, Home Economics Club President, Fashion De- sign, Girls' Glee, Adv. Girls' Chorus, S p r i n g Concert, Mixed C h o r u s , Ballroom Dancing, S c h o a I Service Club, Blue Mask, Hall Moni- tor, Home Nursing. Modest, sweet and true- that's what we think of you. MIOTKE, CHARLES .lim' Science, Ballroom Dancing, Intramurals, Hall Monitor, Student Service Council. Worth makes the man.' 12 SHENAR, JOHN Manager. great deal. busiest. SOBIESKI, NORBERT mencement Program. MODRZEJEWSKI, ROBERT Subs Science, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Choir, Boys' Glee, Student Service Coun- cil, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Honor Study Hall, Class Treasurer, Christmas Program. For a happy future, iust call the right signals as you did in football. NADOLINSKI, ELAINE Nuts Elective, G.A.A., Secretary of Polish Club, Tennis Club Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Girls' Glee, Spring Con cert, Tennis, Noon Hour Program. Long will you seek 'ere you will meet one sa noble, loyal and sweet. PEDERSEN, MARLENE Pc-tie Steriographic, G.A.A. Quiet people are welcome everywhere. ROSS, JAMES Jimmy Elective, Square Dancing, Noon Hour Program, Intro murals, Proiection Crew, Cafeteria, Hall Monitor, Color Guard, Sign Painting. He lrnows all about dates - history, of course. John Elective, P. A. Announcer, Audio Visual, Proiectior Crew, Intramurals, Dolphin Club. Romantic, wild and tree as the Shiek ot Araby. SHIRLEY, PAUL Dick Elective, Sr. Planning Committee, Football, Honor Study Hall, Photography Club, U, S, History Club, Basketbal He may not say much, but he accomplishes SMITH, NANCY Nanc Stenographic, Infirmary Monitor. She can laugh with the iollicst, and work with the So Bo Elective, Choir, Boys' Glec, Radio Club, Spring Con cert, Christmas Program, Ship 'n Shore Review, Com Everything he does, he does well, and he doe EVERYTHINGIIV' STACHOWIAK, PATRICIA Happy Elective, Girls' Glee, Advanced Chorus, A Cappella Spring Concert, Christmas Program, Honor Study Hall Whats more fun than having a good time? SZWEDOWSKI, GERTRUDE Trudy Science, Honor Study Hall, Hall Monitor, Economic Club, Home Nursing, Freshman Orientation Program Girls' Glee, Spring Concert, Jr. Representative at Sr Banquet, Gym Monitor, Vice President of Senior Class Hey, Trudy, got your homework?

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MNHQ it Freshmen: As Freshies we were bewildered, Were the black bub- blers ours to use? Could lowly Freshmen talk to the football heroes? Were We allowed to attend the dances? Did we have to attend those noon hour programs everyday? Were we compelled to have assignment notebooks? Sophomores: As Sophomores we felt a little more secure, although walking to the front of the study hall filled with upper classmen still gave us the shudders. Now we were positive that the spooky noises coming from behind the closed doors of 321 were thirty typewriters going full blast. We still loyally attended the school activities and never missed a day's assignment. JAMES LITZAU President GRACE CZARNECKI Treasurer SYLVESTER RACINOWSKI ViceAPre-sident SUZANNE ROSTANKOWSKI Secretory Iuniors: Upper classmen at lastl Our biggest event was the Iunior Prom. The Dreamers Holiday . Wow! What a timel We came home when the birds were singing. The fellows in our class now made the varsity, so the football games were a must. Seniors: Our minds were filled with thoughts of graduation - a combination of regret and anticipation. We packed the weeks with all the school activities - basketball, football, swimming, dances - because tune would soon be here. Some of us looked forward to college and more fun, but even those days wouldrrt make us forget our happiest days at our high school alma-mater. JUNE GRADUATES OF '53 Miss Philipkowskl Mr Tliurner