Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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Contents ul Page Page Page Page Page Page rllmlli ll XJ J wifi J e Y lliil, llll ,llr ll if ill k i fri lgl if llf illll ll lil ll' il 1 v if llilllglllll nil 4 l K Editors: Richard Kaluzny . . FRE e Y Q Harrier Branch . nf A Carol Kolacinski i Sue Semeniak . . . orfs Lee Jaeger . Homeroom T Carol Deffling . . Activities WRX MARY ANN LINCK J PATTI MU EHL Co-Edilors-in-Chief Cavalier Staff MICKEY PRIJIC Literary Edifor John Borokowski, Robin Clarke . . . rf 5 ,, Q Carol Kellerman, Ardifh Kolpin . Calen ar M Assisfanls Jenny Ederegger, Elnelfa Nell, Jessica Nienas, Scott Heiderich, Eugene Hanoski, Tom Wanry, Leslie Sommers, Joan Rifsch, Stephanie - Kasper KW Q MM K ff! M' 'ff' WWW QJJWM' ,ff f 1 ,ff fwjwlewwffemfr W!! fake? eeswawfff WW if NC 'v Panorama o i 5 F Q it f 'xxx F X X1 l. J Nl .J we .33 Q .xl 'Nw 'K-X is E fc, .QQ ' Xl if PQ W Q53 PIE' fri be lee . W X x Now I know how a penny feels. E pluribus unum. lSee Miss Smith for a translationl History repeats itself! The North beats the South at the first Pigskin Preview. The l958-59 school year will be remembered as a year filled with scientific advances and new fads in fashion. Everything had to be bigger and better than ever before. I u,., .ildig f iv ,, Q 'zidlg G J we Year The year started calmly enough with the Pigskin Preview, which was an attempt to acquaint high school students with their football teams, drill teams, and bands. Pulaski met the advent ot sports activi- ties with a Victory Flag. lt waved many a time during the year. The Milwaukee Braves also had a victory flag, the Pennant. Dig those crazy Ramblers in the new Ford Galaxie. fix' tri , ' f ,mm Chalk up another victory 5? t :ESV .gzvW,,,,, N We want you to meet a representative straight from the 49th state. Uga-buggal lSee Mr. Endres for a translationl Fashion this year dictated technicolor legs. Cars featured the forward look, and some of them were almost too forward. The entire country went wild over lof all thingsl the Hoola-Hoop. This was known as the Season of the Slipped Disk. Fashions went to extremes with leotights, which made the girls look as if they went wading in a vat of paint, bulky sweaters in winter, and flowers in spring. Everything was flowered-blouses, skirts, sweaters, shoes, even raincoats. , I . ff J , flew. 5 1 7 0 0 of O O 0 . , M d-I ,I ff Last year it was the Asian Flu, this year it's the hula-hoop. To celebrate Alaskas statehood, we suffered through a snowy, blowy winter. Then, in honor of Hawaii becoming a state, the weather became unseasonably warm, and The Middle West was one big puddle. Along with the crazy weather were crazy songs, They were sung by chipmunks and space girls. Imaginative lyrics ma up tor the sometimes mo otonous music. lish! Splash! f WW l I .W ly U yyfl 'tt Aj fn ' W U ff i if Q ptr, ,,,t .b T ,if T-Marr TN Ljf' 1? l l ' J The are last ot the little men. Next year all the Freshies going to the birds. llohn Audibon Junior Highl. Apparently, this girl is slightly concerned by all thi talk of reaching the moon. lt's lunartics, lt was the last year lor freshmen at Pulaski ltheyll be migrating to Audibon Junior l-lighl. The Russians visited Milwaukee to observe our education system. Hoola-Hoops werent the only things in orbit, the U. S. blasted several rockets, missiles, and satellites into space. All in all, it was a year that wont be forgotten. Z .f 1 f ff 1 f , 4 1 V 1, w ,N ,,r' r ff-Q. f 'l' ' I 1' , l A ,L , H ' ji.,,zJ aff J Thi is 1 gf is a Thinking man! i gzsswmesm l 1 e , sfwww ' l i Ah, so The four long years ol suffering have finally paid off. School is oull See you again in September. i. 1 v j 'l' i C 1' V C' ' 'x 4 'L vl i is xi' . K . :: - -' ffm. 2 ,J Aw wwg 4 Le, 7E 1 ,Xc, 1 . .. W, hgJAg'isW:bi,M, N, Q , M Hdmmwwx. 4 .1 wi b '52, M! 9 f7 5if gf '- f.r:1.sfs:e11 Q, iff? X - , ? is .iz Mgwiegm ix? E di , - f I ' fi cfxi if 93 as I V Sz: xg- x 21 3 1 H1 - 1 , 3' masse. W 1 ,H Jw .4 mg A V fs, W ffwe he v5i'k?65'?7'. Y' wig fm. : v v f W1 X 5 wx ff Y rm Eg Q , M , L The Spirit of 76 remains in memory as the will and the desire of our people to build a great nation. The 'Spirit of St. Louis , by its historic trans- Atlantic flight, significantly opened the doors of the Air Age. The Spirit of Pulaski High , first kindled in the days ot the humble barracks, made its presence felt, and played a vital role in build- ing the fine reputation of the great institution we today call Our School . Thus Pulaski became an important force in our fine com- munity and great city. School Spirit develops a deep sense of appreciation and loyalty within the individual, which in turn yields to him happiness and rich satisfaction. By your loyalty, service, enthusiasm, and vigor, you perpetuate the School Spirit and reputation that others bequeathed to you. May that same spirit continue with your con- tribution, to the advantage and benefit of Pulaskians in the years to come. Clayton R. Francke Principal The millions ol bricks, the tons ot structural steel, the vast expanse ot corridors and class- rooms-these alone do not make Pulaski High School. Without the living spirit ot the students, the teachers, the parents, and all others of the stall who daily strive to make the good still better it would become no more than a huge sepulchre without meaning or purpose. May this spirit ol Pulaski be always fostered by constructive contributions ot service in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in all other school activities which together make not only a better school life, but more important, a better lite tor all. Edward C. DeBriae Vice-Principal English anc In our modern day, much emphasis is put on reading, writing, and speaking. Our English Department teaches these necessary skills in the forms of separate grade level English, Journalism, Speech, and College English. Our knowledge ot English will win us success in what- ever way we point our ambitions for the future. Miss ANDERSON M55 ASWONT MR. coNRAo Chairman FI T- A4 Photography I W MISS DORING MISS ENNIS MR. GRADECKI MISS ISELY Drill Team Basketball 5 M peeclw v. xy t .k B M, , lg MR. KEZELE MRS. KOSS MR. MCGEE MRS. MICHALAK Student Council Football, Sport Skills Cross Country Club MISS NEIS MR. OLSZYK MRS. SCHNEPP MISS SCHWAAB Reading Newspaper MR. SIMPSON MRS. SLATER MRS. STANWITT MISS THEORET Speech Speech Jr. Red Cross l Pl C oss oy V2 Science MR. MERBACH Chairman Ushers, Hall Monitors ln this age of moon rockets, sput- niks, cmd guided missiles, the field of science has emerged into the limelight of education. The import- ance of a student's training in this field cannot be emphasized enough. Four major courses: General Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, which give students a basic back- ground in science, are offered at Pulaski. MRS BOONE MR. BRUSSOCK MRS. CIRIC MISS ELSEN Eligibility Advanced Chemistry Transport Passes Ski Club MISS HEINEMANN MR. KANITZ MISS KRINNER MR. MURPHY Conservation Annual F, Q if MR. SCHMITZ MISS SHIPMAN MR. WIGMAN MR. WOOD Drill Team Audio Visual Basketball Foreign Language Pulaski students are very fortunate in attending a school where there is an excellent selection of foreign languages. Among the languages offered are German, Polish, French, Latin and Spanish. For the modern business man or woman, the knowledge of a foreign language is useful and in many cases essential because of the import- ance ot world-wide relations. AYLWARD MISS FLYNN Miss PHiuPKowsKi Chairman Spanish Club lnt'l Club MISS RIEDL MISS SCHAEFER MISS SMITH MRS. ALDRICH Chairman Social Science History-Government-lt sounds so dull! But when you open the cover of your book, you open ci whole new world. You read of how civilization started and took hold, how the different governments were established, how the ten major religions came into being, how America got to be the powerful nation it is, and much more. For the welleeducated person, a knowledge of these historical facts is important. MISS BAUMANN MR. ENDRES MR. KAISER MRS. KNUTSON Russian Club MR. MAX MR. MCGARTY Miss NEWMAN Mas. PEDERSON Golf a .ss M MRS. ADAMSKI MISS CANNON MISS FILASETA MISS KELLEY Girls' Club MR. PELKOWSKI MR. SPAULDING MRS. WILKE ll Mathematics MR. ZIELINSKI Chairman Math. Club Ticket Sales MR. STEFFEN MISS SULLIVAN Mathematics plays a very important part in life nowadays because of the ever-increasing emphasis being put on the field of science. It is a very necessary basis for progressing in this field. This course includes various divisions which are: General Math, Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. All divisions assure much satisfaction for those interested in advancing their present knowledge of math. Commercial i MR. JANKOWSKI M155 LINDSAY Bookstore Track MISS HANSEN MISS BATZ Chairman Typing, bookkeeping, office practice, and shorthand are important and useful subiects offered by the Commercial Department. You will find this true when you're typing your homework, taking class notes in shorthand, or hunting for a iob as a comptometer operator, typist, accountant, secretary or as a general office worker. lt might be added that your efforts will prove more successful and your specific job will assure better income with your knowledge of commercial subjects. MISS POMAINVILLE MR. SHAW Advertising MR. STEKIEL MR. STIEBER MISS TIMBERS MR. WOZNY School Accountant Annual Swimming Annual Finance MR. DALE MR. GLOWACKI MISS GOVE MRS. HELTERHOFF Body Building Club Home Economics To future cooks, seamstresses, housewives and mothers, Pulaski offers a well-rounded Home Economics program. Through subjects such as Sewing, Cooking and Family Living, students gain valuable experience which is an asset in everyday life. Personal satisfaction is also gained by the student who has iust made her tirst dress or cooked her first casserole. MISS MOHR Chairman l MISS HOLZWARTH MRS. FRANK MISS POUNDSTONE MISS WILBUR MR. NORTHQUEST Chairman Industrial Arts industrial Arts-what does it include? It's learning to work with metal, to build things out ot wood. Theres also Mechanical Drawing tor those people-yes, boys and girlsethat have a desire to go into the field ot architecture. The Industrial Arts subjects open many doors to opportunities tor both jobs and hobbies. MR. DAVENPORT MR. GREIF MR. HOEPFNER Basketball Service Club 'Q MR- I-OEBEL MR. SCHMIDT Lockers Stage Crew Leather Craft Club MR. STRUBE MR. WINKLER Driver's Education IQ, 1 Art Social and athletic events, as well as school cam- paigns, are given an added boost through the decor- ative posters cleverly drawn by art students. As proof ot the quality ot this department, we point to the many art awards won on a competitive basis. MR. GRAVES MRS. SCHREIBER Chairman Music m Music fills the halls of Pulaski! The Pulaski Music Department is rehearsing for your pleasure. The Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Clubs and music appreciation classes offer an enjoyable halt-credit to anyone interested in music. MR. NIEFER MR. RACCOLI MR. STEPNER Dance Band Drum Club Band Aids Club MRS. COPLAN MRS. HANCOCK Orchesis Health 81 Safety MRS. NEWMAN MISS VANDERBECK Natore Physical Education Gym, Swim, Modern Dance and Health. Fun, aren't they? Tl Physical Education Department offers many hours ot enioyment to tl students ot Pulaski. Besides acquiring skill and coordination in sever ditterent sports, one has a great range of extra-curricular activiti connected with this department to participate in. MR. ROYAL MR. SCHERR Chairman Swimming Mm ' t Q QQ? , ,v .:. 515. , 1, 'Q-we K. Y 1 Q t Q 5. 1 - , ' W 1,-il, fc W Q 5, , Xwffiifsti 1 fa., gs 'kgs 1 MR. STERN MR. WIELGOSZ Sports Skills Club, Tennis, Archery l Football, Track Retiring Teachers MISS GOVE Pulaslcians will long remember you both for the unseltish devotion ot your knowledge and skills to the enrichment ot others. Who, Miss Gave, will be in room 3l9 to inspire typing talents as you did? Who, Mr. Ivlerbach, will ever touch upon such an etticient point system as you had of stumping Physics students? The appreciation we here express is held by all who have had the privilege ot being in one ot your classes. Yes, the memory of you shall long be inbedded on the minds of all you have taught. MR. MERBACH Guidance Staff Our guidance staff aids students in solving their academic and social problems. There are counselors for each grade level. These helpful teachers handle the adjustment of programs and the checking of period absence reports. They efficiently deal with the diffi- culties that arise daily and help students in selecting subiects best suited to their abilities. MR. TIERNAN MR. BERGLAND Guidance Director Senior Counselor MRS. CICHOCKI MR. CALABRESA MISS CHWALEK Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Junior Counselor MR. PAULY MISS ZEMBROSKY MISS ETHIER Sophomore Counselor Sophomore Counselor Freshmen Counselor Office Staff MISS ERICKSON MISS KAGEL MISS TROGLIA Secretary to the Principal MRS. BARTELS MISS BOZICH MISS FLAGGE ln Memoriam After years of devoted service, Miss Tierney was summoned from our midst. Students and faculty will long remember our librari- an's gracious presence and help- ful guidance. MISS TIERNEY Librarian 'Q' .N wma awk, f ,548 Q MQQ 3 . ,M --A ,,u.4-MN, 1 'fif xl 1 ., if 'JI' W n . M ,,,...., , 2 5 Zfiiiw - , W :.- M Q my X o -. EN N January Graduates of 1959 Class Officers RICHARD KALLMANN THOMAS FILIPOWICZ President Vice-President JANET NOVOTNY CAROL KELLERMAN Treasurer Secretary WHAT ARE FRESHMEN MADE OF? Distress Confusion David Copperfield Girls' Club Noon hour movies WHAT ARE SOPHOMORES MADE OF? Geometry books Frog legs Julius Caesar Discovery of the opposite sex Awe of upper-class men and Superiorily toward freshmen WHAT ARE JUNIORS MADE OF? Skipping in the lunch line Prom plans Homework? Going steady Varsity teams WHAT ARE SENIORS MADE OF? College English 35c copies of Gulliver's Travels Two lunch hours Realization that there isn't an opposite sex Memories Class Sponsors MR. MAX MR. SCHMIDT ?' A 0 , V i vdlqhxixlbi' 1' ., Q' W. 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'Q 3 3153114 ' i B mg fl LX f N 3 E I QQ: FLQHLEA G3 iA at 3 ,VAN an E BARUTHA, AMBROSE Wayne Intramurals BEERNINK, BONNIE Bonnie Natare Club, Booster Club, Oitice Monitor, Archery Club, Infirmary Monitor BORKOWSKI, JOHN i'Berts Junior Prom Planning Committee, Fashion Club, Intra- rnurals, Cawalier Annual Stott BROWN, Orchesis Planning Planning Planning Nurses MARY Little Sis Fashion Club, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club Committee, Jr. Red Cross Council, Sr. Committee, Student Council, Jr. Prom Comrnittee, Sr. Court of Honor, Future BRUNESKE, KAREN Kay Girls' Club, Fashion Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, Library Monitor CAMPBELL, PATRICIA Pat Student' Council, Cavalier Annual Stott, F.T.A., Fresh- man Orientation, Booster Club, Homecoming Court of Honor, G.A.A., Sr. Court of Honor CHRISTIE, JAMES Jim DIX, PRISCILLA Pixie Blue Mask, Advanced Chemistry Club, Math Club, Booster Club EVERS, JAMES Jim Intramurals, Life Saving Club, Archery, Ballroom Dancing, Conservation Club FILIPOWICZ, THOMAS Professor Class Vice-President, Homecoming Emcee, Russian Club, Football, Wrestling, Track, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, P,A. Announcer FOJUT, NEAL Foiut Senior Band, Proiection Crew, Hall Monitor, Archery, Jr, Prorn Planning Committee GOSTOMSKI, JUDITH Judi Blue Mask, Senior Orchestra, Hall Monitor, Life Saving Club, G.A.A. GRAJEK, ROSELIND Butch Blue Mask, Girls' Olee Club GRUETTNER, ROY Freddy Lite Saving Club, Senior Orchestra, Intramurals Boys' Olee Club, Blue Mask HARHAY, STUART Stu Hall Monitor t 11 HERMS, GAIL Gail Girls' Glee Club, Library Monitor HOOVER, RALPHINE Deane Hall Monitor, G.A.A,, Girls' Glee Club KALLMAN, RICHARD Kall Spanish Club, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball KASTEL, CAROL Carol G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Monitor, Office Monitor KELLERMAN, CAROL Carol Student Council, Cavalier Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Planning Committee, F,T.A., Guidance Monitor, Office Monitor KOLPIN, ARDITH Ar-deth Quill and Scroll, Cavalier Annual Staff, Orchesis, :uture Nurses, G.A.A., Usher, Office Monitor, At- 'endance Monitor KORNOWSKI, MARILYN Tools Sirls' Glee Club, Ballroom Dancing, Usher, Girls' flub, Office Monitor KOSMICKI, JOAN Kaz Jirls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, G,A.A., Spanish Club, Russian Club IRATOCHVIL, RALPH Krats lthletic Code Committee President, Football Captain, Vrestling Co-Captain, Track, Jr, Red Cross Council resident, F.T.A., Student Council, Math Club IUCHARSKI, BARBARA Kuch rrchery Club, Conservation Club, Library Monitor, nfirmary Monitor, Jr. Red Cross Council ASCHEN, SALLY Sally lue Mask, Ballroom Dancing, G.A.A,, Girls' Club, enior Planning Committee, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Ionitor, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Club Planning ommittee EVERENCE, JEANNE Jeannie ooster Club, Usher, Student Council, Girls' Glee, i,A.A., Blue Mask, P.A, Announcer, Advanced Chem- try Club, Russian Club, Archery Club, Jr, Red Cross ouncil, Senior Dance Queen, Ballroom Dancing, all Monitor, Future Nurses TTNAN, CHARLES Litty aotball, Wrestling, Track, Golf, Homecoming Court, T,A., Monitor Captain, Junior Red Cross Council, nys' Glee Club, Usher, Senior Dance King ,ANKE, KATHRYN Monkey ue Mask, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, G.A,A., xllroom Dancing, Junior Prom Court, Senior Plan- ng Committee, Girls' Club Planning Committee AZURKIEWICZ, RICHARD Mouse tramurals, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Pro- :tion Crew i XM, ss: ig arrow ggi me sp., x Ss G 4 N, 52 ' is MEIER, NANCY Nan Girls' Glee Club, Senior Band, Girls' Club, Regi- mental Band, F.T,A., Natare Club, G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Freshman Orientation, Usher, Booster Club MILLER, DARLENE Dolly G.A.A,, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club Planning Com- mittee, Library Monitor, Advanced Chemistry Club, Future Nurses, Chess Club, Fashion Club NATARELLI, DAVID Dave Intramurals NIEMCZYNSKI, SUSAN Edyth G.A.A., Booster Club, Red Cross NOVOTNY, JANET Jan Senior Band and Orchestra, P.A, Announcer, Quill 8- Scroll, Class Treasurer, Newspaper Staff, Monitor Captain, Annual Staff, Blue Mask, Russian Club, Color Guard, Dance Band OKRAY, LORETTA Jan G.A.A., Red Cross PANFIL, ROBERT Big Steve Senior Band, Dance Band, Drum Club, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Club RICKE, DAVID Ric A Cappella Choir, Industrial Arts Service Club, Intramurals, Basketball, Football, Track, Swimming, Senior Band, Boys' Glee Club SCHMITT, BETTY Schmitt Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Usher, Infirmary Monitor SCHWEITZER, HELEN Schwitz Homecoming Court, Fashion Design Club, President, Booster Club, Blue Mask, Attendance Monitor, Inter- national Club, Library Monitor SHERMAN, CAROL Sharm International Club, Blue Mask, Office Monitor, Attendance Monitor SKOUGE, RICHARD Rich lr. Prom Court, Student Council, Golf, Hall Monitor, Jr, Red Cross Council SMITH, DELBERT Del Sr. Class Play, Sr. Band and Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Drum Maior, State Student Council President, Student Burgess, Mil. Teen Pops President, Christmas Play, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Dance Band, Spanish Club President, P.A. Announcer SMUL, JAMES SmuI Football, Baseball, Basketball SPIELBERG, JUDITH Ju-Ju-Be Guidance Monitor, Booster Club, Usher, Infirmary Monitor, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Blue Mask, Ballroom Dancing, Jr, Prom Court, Hall Monitor, Sr. Planning Committee Autographs SWIRTH, JAMES .I SZAJNOWSKI, CAROL Girls' Glee Club Cly weunr, JEAN J Girls' GI GAA., Guidance M l WISNIEWSKI, THOMAS Wizzy Life Saving Club, Basketball, Fo lb ll ZASTROW, RICHARD T p B kefball, Science Cl b ZAWICKI, THOMAS 'T m Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Intramurals, Wood Shop Cl b I ZIBELL KENT .lessy X I 0 Q? 'Ol 0, f Cf yjlfbag yl gf' ff 9 Oli' ulikw 'BO N0 01 K glfillwl 75 . N k O, 6551? 'qlllzglgjvlml ll ill ,IA 5136 il Q ' 74 'nfl will QQ .ol 4 . . A June Graduates of 1959 Class Officers MICKY PRIJIC STEVE SIPPY President Vice-President MARY ANN LINCK DARRELL DOLL Secretary Treasurer WHAT ARE FRESHMEN MADE OF? Bewilderment Wrong directions Bubbler passes Student Handbooks Dreams ofa class ring WHAT ARE SOPHOMORES MADE OF? Ambition Slump in studies Parent conferences Discovery of no fifth floor Saving for a class ring WHAT ARE JUNIORS MADE OF? Over-confidence Leisure strolls to classes School Spirit Feeling almost there . . . but not quite Shiny class rings WHAT ARE SENIORS MADE OF? lnflated egos Being a wheel Cutting classes Members of the snappy set Chipped class rings Class Sponsors MR. WINKLER MRS. SCHREIBER Honor Students EDWARDINE GENIUSZ KATHY HILTON KAY POMMERENING NANCY ZABKOWICZ ' BARR, ELAINE v EGGERS, RUTH .' LUCAS, THOMAS NOWICKI, STEPHEN GROSS, JUDITH - SWIATEK, CARoLI n' BOBERSKI, LOIS BATTERMAN, NANCY LESNIAK, NANCY JAKUBOWSKI, PATRICIA LEISTER, BARBARA FLAGG, BETTY SCORGIE, JOHN CHOJNACKI, ROBERT LIERNIAN, SUSAN HANEL, SHIRLEY RYDLEWICZ, JAMES V ANDRZEJCZAK, MARIANNE KALUZNY, RICHARD LUCK, CHERYL LINCK, MARYANN SCHNELL, KATHLEEN ZIMNY, NANCY GROBLEWSKI, DAVID JAECK, PATRICIA ROZGA, CAROL KARPINSKI, DENNIS DROUGHT, RONALD ROZANSKI, DOLORES JACOBSEN, JUDITH BRANCH, HARRIET ROBAK, LORETTA DeWERD, LARRY RUNDE, BETTY BEIER, GARY JEREB, SHARON KINTOP, CAROL FRANKLIN, MICHAEL BRUNNER, ELAINE LAUMANN, DENNIS PIELICH, JUDITH JOHNSON, JUDITH NUESSE, DAVID KOLCZYNSKI, CAROLE FRANKO, JUDITH SLAWINSKI, CAROL KOLACINSKI, CAROL WESOLOWSKI, GLORIA HOLASEK, MARIE VISTART, CAROLE 'Ks ABELT, DIANE Di Blue Mask, Library Monitor, Hall Monitor ABRAHAMSON, LEONARD Porkchop Football, Basketball, Jr. Prom Planning Committee ADAMS, JOAN Ad's Newspaper Staff, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella Chair, Future Nurses, .Ir. Red Cross Council, G.A.A,, Infirmary Monitor, Girls' Glee Club ALPNER, MARY ANN Mary Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, F.T.A., Booster Club ANDRASZCZYK, KATHLEEN Kash Orchesis Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., Jr. Prom Plan- ning Committee, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross Council, G,A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Club Planning Committee ANDRZEJCZAK, MARIANNE Marianne F.T.A. President, Blue Mask, Future Nurses, Treas- urer, Booster Club, Monitor Captain, Guidance Monitor, Advanced Chemistry Club, International Club, Library Monitor, Freshman Orientation ANTONIEWICZ, DAN Dan Blue Mask BALISTRERI, ANTHONY Buzz Intramurals, Math Club, Hall Monitor BALISTRERI, ROBERT 'lllggersl' Intramurals, Ballroom Dancing, Science Club BANASZYNSKI, BARBARA Boots G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Guidance Monitor BANNERMAN, CONSTANCE Connie Girls' Club, Future Nurses, Office Monitor, Book- store Monitor, G,A.A. BARCZ, JEANETTE Jeanne Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor BARCZAK, WALTER Wally Basketball, Golf, Intzamurals, Hall Monitor BARICH, JO ANN Joni Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Freshman Orienta- tion, Jr. Red Cross Council BARR, ELAINE Elaine International Club, Usher, Booster Club, Advanced Chemistry Club, Fuiure Nurses, F.T.A., Guidance Monitor, Monitor Captain, Blue Mask, Freshman Orientation BARTELS, RICHARD Dick Track, Jr. Prom Court, Wrestling, Intramurals, Chemistry Club BARTSCH, KAREN Bartsch F.T.A., G.A.A., Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Youth Forum, Russian Club, Booster Club, Infirmary Moni- tor, Attendance Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Inter- national Club BATTERMAN, NANCY Nance A Cappella Choir, Booster Club, International Club, Ushers, Guidance Monitor, Freshman Orientation, Chemistry Club, Square Dance Club, Newspaper Stall, Senior Class Play, Quill and Scroll. BECKER, JEFFREY Jeff Football, Track, Intramurals, Russian Club, Square Dance Club BEIER, GARY Gary Track, Cross Country, Basketball Manager, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, P.A. Announcer, Chemistry Club, Intramurals, Student Council, A Cappella Choir BERNTSON, JO ANN Girls' Glee Club BETT, BEVERLY ulon naevn Girls' Club, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Newspaper Staff BETT, LORELIE lorry Girls' Club, Attendance Monitor, Office Monitor BIANCUZZO, BARBARA Barbara Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Club, Hall Monitor, Archery Club BIELEFELD, MARILYN Marilyn Senior Orchestra, F.T.A,, Infirmary Monitor, Inter- national Club BILLINGTON, MARDELLE Mardy Jr. Prom Planning Committee BITZER, THOMAS Shorty BLANKENHEIM, FAITH Faith' G.A.A. BLATZ, JAMES Life Saving, Sr, Plan Intramurals, Baseball BLOCK, JAMES Jimbo' ning Committee, Hall Monitor Jim' Baseball, Cross Country, Student Council, Science Club, Intramurals Resskxkz r F. nw BOBER, CLIFFORD Cliff Football, Track, Spanish Club BOBERSKI, LOIS L.R. Natare Club Vice President, Student Council, A Cap- pella Choir, Sr. Orchestra, Booster Club, Math Club, G.A.A,, Newspaper Staff, Cavalier Staff, Girls' Club BONIN, PATRICIA Pal Girls' Glee Club BORDSEN, MARY Mary Sr. Orchestra, International Club, Girls' Glee, Li- :Jrary Monitor, Newspaper Staff, Russian Club, String Orchestra Club BRAASCH, JOANNE Joan Girls' Club, Library Monitor, Youth Forum, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir BRANCH, BARBARA Barb Girls' Glee Club, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Guidance Vlonitor BRANCH, HARRIET Gabby lnternational Club, Monitor Captain, Booster Club, Guidance Monitor, .lr. Prom Planning Committee, :uture Nurses, F.T.A., Library Monitor, P.A. An- iouncer, Cavalier Annual Staff, Quill 8. Scroll BRAUNREITER, JAMES Braunie :ross Country, Track, Chess Club, A Cappella Choir, vtonitor Captain BREZENSKI, MARY Mary ?ed Cross, F.T.A, SRITT, GEORGIA George Student Council, Hall Monitor, Sr. Orchestra, String Drchestra Club, A Cappella Choir, Booster Club, .lr. 'rom Planning Committee, Red Cross, G.A.A. BROADACZYNSKI, CAROL 'ASI1orfy Sirls' Glee Club SRODY, KATHLEEN Kathie Sirls' Club, Hall Monitor, Archery Club, Girls' Slee Club, Jr, Prom Court of Honor, Guidance vtonitor BROWN, THOMAS l'Tom famera Club, Math Club, Advanced Chemistry Club IRUENING, KAREN Stinky Sirls' Club, Girls' Club Planning Committee, Fashion flub, Guidance Monitor, Red Cross, Youth Forum, ibrary Monitor, Office Monitor SRUNNER, ELAINE 'tElaine nternational Club, F.T.A., Advanced Science Club, Russian Club, Office Monitor BUDNY, PATRICIA Button' Attendance Monitor, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club Booster Club BUDZISZ, ELIZABETH liz Fashion Club, F.T.A,, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, At- tendance Monitor BURAKOWSKI, NANCY SmiIy Girls' Glee Club, Youth Forum BURBACH, MERLE Merle Student Council, International Club, Youth Forum, Girls' Club Planning Committee, Russian Club BURBEY, DAVID Virgil Life Saving Club Not' graduating BURGERMEISTER, THOMAS Burgy Life Saving Club, Swimming, Intramurals, Proiection Crew BURNESKE, .IUDITH Judy Girls' Club, Student Council, Fashion Club, Future Nurses CHARTIER, MARY Shorty lr. Red Cross Council, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Fashion Club, Jr. Prom Planning Committee CHASE, SUSAN Susie G.A.A., F.T.A,, Attendance Monitor, lr. Red Cross CHOJNACKI, ROBERT Bubbles Annual Stall, Math Club, Science Club, Advanced Chemistry Club, Intramurals CHRISTIE, THOMAS Tom Intramurals, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Base- ball, Athletic Code Council CICH, ALICE Snitch Jr. Red Cross, Monitor Captain, Girls' Glee Club, Fashion Club CLARK, ROBIN RoCIKin' Robin Annual Staff CZAJKOWSKI, JAMES Moose Football, Track, Spanish Club, Radio Club, Motli Club, Hall Monitor, Annual Stall, Sr, Planning Committee CZARNECKI, GLORIA Jean Student Council, Annual Staff, Girls Glee Club, Monitor Captain, G,A.A., Girls' Club, A Cappella Choir, Booster Club QQ CZARNECKI, JUDITH Judy Girls' Club, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Fashion Club, Archery Club, Freshman Orientation CZERWINSKI, ROGER Romeo Rog Basketball, lntramurals, Sr. Orchestra DAKE, GARY Gary Football, Tennis Club, Hall Monitor, Sr. Orchestra, Chess Club DALLY, KAREN Karen G.A.A,, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee Club DANIELS, LEILA Le Girls' Club, G.A.A., Youth Forum, Girls' Glee Club, Fashion Club DAROSZESKI, CAROL Carol Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club DEBCZYNSKI, JOYCE Joy Booster Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, International Club, Science Club, Future Nurses, Bookstore Moni- tor, Archery Club DECK, JUDITH Judy Girls' Club, international Club, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, Library Monitor, Science Club, Future Nurses DECKER, JOAN Jo G.A,A., Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, Spanish Club DENISKI, DAVID SCl'lIifZ Football, Wrestling, Track, Russian Club, Intra- murals, Stomp Club DETTLING, CAROL Dett Annual Staff, Junior Prom Court, Blue Mask, Booster Club, lnfirmary Monitor, Guidance Monitor, G,A.A., Hall Monitor, Fuu e Nurses, Quill 81 Scroll DeWERD, LARRY Larry Freshman Orientation, Math Club, Advanced Chemis- try Club, Golf DOLL, DARRELL Son Hall Monitor, Conservation Club, Baseball, Intra- murals, Jr. Prom Court DOMBROWSKI, DENNIS Dumbo Intramurals, Lite Saving Club, Basketball, Baseball DOMBROWSKI, JEROME Dumbo Swimming, Jr. Prom Court rsiyi Se pls- -, gifs E tiki DOMBROWSKI, RONALD Dumbo Swimming, Football Intramurals, Gym Monitor DOSS, ELISE Lizzie Infirmary Monitor, International Club, Youth Forum, Booster Club, Russian Club, Jr. Red Crass, Future Nurses DOUGLAS, DIANE Dougie G.A,A., A Cappella Choir, Fashion Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Club Planning Com- mittee, Girls' Club DREWNIAK, JAMES Drew Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Sr. Planning Committee, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Protection Crew, Intramurals, Athletic Code Corn- mittee DROUGHT, RONALD Ron Hall Monitor, Conservation Club, Intramurals, Pro- jection Crew, Baseball DUCE, SANDRA Ducey Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor, G.A.A., Booster Club, Newspaper Stall, Annual Stall, Future Nurses DUCKHORN, JOHN Duck Cross Country, Golf, Hall Monitor, Football DUKAT, GERALD Duke Intramurals, Lite Saving Club, Baseball EGGERS, RUTH Ruth Sr. Orchestra, F,T.A., Booster Club, G,A.A., Youth Fo um, International Club, Office Monitor, Girls' Club, String Orchestra Club ENGELHART, WILMA Willie G.A.A., Orchesis Club, Booster Club, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, International Club, Girls' Club EWASKOWITZ, PATRICIA Puddles G.A.A., Girls' Club, Jr. Red Cross, Annual Stall, Attendance Monitor, Gym Monitor FALK, SHARON Shury Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Future Nurses, Hall Monitor FALKOWSKI, MICHAEL Mike Sr. Band, Lost and Found Monitor, Camera Club FEDERMAN, JUDITH Judy Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Blue Mask, Jr. Red Cross, Library Monitor FELICKE, CAROL Carol A Cappella Choir, lr. Prom Planning Committee, lr. Red Cross, .lr. Prom Queen iERYAN, JOYCE Joyce r. Prom Court, Orchesis Club, Annual Staff, At- endance Monitor, C:,A.A,, Booster Club fINK, KATHRYN Kathy r. Prom Mistress of Ceremonies, Sr. Bond, A Cap- iella Choir, Blue Mask, Student Council, Library founcil Representative, Sr, Planning Committee iLAGG, BETTY Betty loolrstore Monitor, Booster Club, Office Monitor FOHR, BEVERLY Bev :LAGSTAD, MARILYN Marilyn Girls' Club FOGLIA, DENNIS Foge Football, Homecoming Court of Honor, Freshmen Orientation, Cavalier Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff FOJUT, BETTYANNE P.F.-Foi Student Council, Scholastic and Journal Art Awards, Fashion Club, G.A.A., Girls' Club Planning Com- mittee, Booster Club, Freshmen Orientation FOLEY, KATHLEEN Kay Natare Club, Student Council, Sr. Planning Com- mittee, lr. Prom Planning Committee, Booster Club, Blue Mask, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A. FOSDICK, ERIC Erod Advanced Science Club, Advanced Chemistry Club, Math Club, Cross Country, Track, F.T,A. FOSS, JUDITH Judy A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Club Planning Committee, Hall Monitor FRANKLIN, MICHAEL Mike Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Drum Maior, Math Club, Advanced Chemistry Club, Student Council, Execu- tive Committee, Dance Band, Russian Club FRANKO, JUDITH Judy G.A.A., Cvirls' Club, Jr. Red Cross, F,T.A. At- tendance Monitor, Library Monitor FRYE, SHIRLEY Shirley Infirmary Monitor, Gym Monitor, Monitor Captain FRYT, DOLORES Dolores A Cappella Choir, F.'l'.A., G.A.A. Monitor Captain, Booster Club, Girls' Club Planning Committee GALLUN, VIRGINIA Ginny Booster Club, Ofice Monitor, Future Nurses, G.A.A,, Girls' Glee Club GASPER, VIRGINIA Ginny G.A.A., Spanish Club, Nature Club, Booster Club, A Cappella Choir GAWLINSKI, CONSTANCE Connie Girls' Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor GEBEL, RUTH Ruthie Library Monitor, International Club, Youth Forum, Booster Club, Russian Club, Jr, Red Cross, Future Nurses GENIUSZ, EDWARDINE Eddie Student Council, Sr, Orchestra, International Club, Math Club GEOFFREY, TODD Todd Science Club, Visual Aids Crew GLISCH, CAROL GIischie G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, F.T.A,, Girls' Olee Club GOLLER, JUDITH Judi Student Council, Office Monitor, G,A.A,, Blue Mask, Attendance Monitor, Girls' Club Planning Commit- tee, Monitor Captain GONIA, DENNIS Gonia lr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court, Football GORSKI, JOHN Butch Football, Wrestling, Track, Jr. Prom Court, Home- :oming Court, Student Council, Life Saving Club, Athletic Code Committee, A Cappella Choir GRABOWSKI, DIANE Kitty Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor GRAF, BONNIE Bi0ndy Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club GRASCH, CAROL Graschie Drchesis Sec.-Treas, Homecoming Court of Honor, lr. Prom Planning Committee, Freshman Orientation, Eoaster Club, G,A.A., Attendance Monitor, Spanish club GROBLEWSKI, DAVID Grabber :ross Country, Track, Wrestling, Baseball, Chess Club, Monitor Captain GROLLO, SUE Susie Square Dance Club, Girls' Club, Youth Forum Press Secretary, Fashion Club, Office Monitor, Hall Moni- or, G,A,A, GROSS, JUDIE Shorty Iavalier Newspaper Staff, Advanced Chemistry llub Secretory, F.T.A., Quill and Scroll, Freshman Drientation, Blue Mask, Monitor Captain, Fashion Ilub, Student Council GRZYBOWSKI, MARY ANN Grizzly G.A,A,, Girls' Glee Club, Future Nurses GUTKOWSKI, RONALD Gutter Track, Wrestling, Freshman Orientation, Ballroom Dancing, Spanish Club GUTKOWSKI, RICHARD Dick Life Saving Club, Swimming GUZNICZAK, JAMES Goolsch Football, Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Glee Club, Intramurals HAFEMEISTER, SANDRA Sandy Orchesis President, Natare, Maiorette, Student Coun- cil, G.A.A., Senior Band, Girls' Glee Club HANEL, SHIRLEY Shirl Booster Club, F.T.A., Cavalier Newspaper Staff, G.A.A., Blue Maslc, Girls' Glee Club, Office Monitor HARLOW, RACHAEL Rae Girls' Club, Booster Club, Jr, Prom Court of Honor, Jr, Prom Planning Committee, Orchesis, Cavalier Annual Staff, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Class Play HART, MONICA Monie Fashion Club, Girls' Glee Club, Booster Club, At- tendance Monitor HASKINS, .IUDITH Judy HAUKE, BARBARA Barb G.A.A., Future Nurses, Russian Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Hall Monitor, Welfare Monitor HEATER, KATHLEEN Kathie Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor, Booster Club HEIDEN, SANDRA Sandy Girls' Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., International Club, Sr. Planning Committee HEISLER, KATHLEEN Kathy Archery Club, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross Council, Girls' Glee Club HELING, ARLENE Sneakers Girls' Club, Square Dance Club, G,A.A., F.T.A. HILTON, KATHLEEN Kathy Library Monitor, G.A.A., Booster Club, Orchesis, Blue Mask, Cavalier Newspaper Staff HINZ, BETTY Betts Sr. Planning Committee, Jr. Prom Planning Come nittee, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' Glce Club, Future Jurses HINTZ, GAYNARD Gay HOFFMANN, ANNETTE Annie S.A.A., Library Monitor, Attendance Monitor HOFFMANN, SANDRA Pepper Ir. Prom Planning Committee, Jr. Prom Court of 'lonor, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, 3ooster Club, A Cappella Choir 'lOGE, CAROLYN Carol nfirmary Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Future Nurses 'lOLASEK, MARIE Marie 3.A.A., Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Hall vtonitor 1ORN, GLORIA iisloryn ir. Planning Committee, P.A. Announcer, Quill and icroll, Booster Club, F.T.A., Hall Monitor iRUSKA, TOM Flash hotography Staff IUBER, PAUL Dufo enior Band, Senior Orchestra, Chemistry Club, flath Club, Cavalier Annual Staff, Basketball, Square lance Club NGRAM, SUSAN Sue iirls' Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, ooster Club ACOBI, JANICE J..l. 3,A,A., Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Red oss Council ACOBSEN, JUDITH Judy latare, Club, Orchesis Club, Senior Band, G.A.A., all Monitor AECK, PATRICIA Pat 'udent Council, Guidance Monitor, lVice-Presidentl iternational Club, Bookstore Monitor, Hall Monitor, iiils' Club AEGER, LEE Cappella Choir, Jslretball, Annual irchestra, Foolball, all Monitor, Quill Spaceman Boys' Glee, P,A, Announcer, Staff, Student Council, Senior Cavalier Annual Representative, 8. Scroll KGODZINSKI, JUDITH Jag-o-bean ianish Club, Freshman Orientation, Hall Monitor, roster Club, G.A.A. JAHRMANN, BARBARA Barbs Junior Prom Planning Committee, Annual Staff, G.A.A,, Hall Monitor, Guidance Monitor, Quill 8K Scroll, Girls' Club, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Booster Club JAKUBICZ, PATRICIA Patty Cavalier Annual Staff, F.T.A., Booster Club, G.A.A,, Infirmary Monitor, Guidance Monitor, Student Coun- cil, Hall Monitor, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club, Girls' Club JAKUBOWSKI, PATRICIA Pat Library Monitor, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, F,T.A., Drill Team, Senior Planning Committee, Junior Red Cross, P,A. Announcer, Junior Prom Court, Blue Mask, Girls' Club, Youth Forum JANUCHOWSKI, DIANNE Di Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club JAROZEWSKI, GORDON Red Senior Band, Archery Club, Life Saving Club JASON, DENNIS Denny Swimming, Track, Junior Prom King, Life Saving Club, Hall Monitor, Industrial Arts Service Club, Archery Club, Intramurals JAZWIECKI, PATRICIA Fully Orchesis Club, Attendance Monitor, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Girls' Club, Booster Club, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross Council JENDERS, THOMAS Tom Industrial Arts Service Club, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band, Student Service Council, Senior Class Play JEREB, SHARON Legs Student Council, Cheerleader, A Cappella Choir, F.T.A. lSecretarYl, Orchesis Club, Girls' Glee Club, Booster Club, Blue Mask, International Club, News' paper Staff, Hall Monitor, Executive Committee JEZESKI, DIANE Di De, Disey Girls' Club, G.A.A,, Fashion Club, Future Nurses and Allied Field Club JOHNS, JUDITH Johns G.A.A., Guidance Monitor, Junior Prom Court JOHNSON, BETTY Bets Natare Club, G,A.A., P,A, Announcer, Office Moni- tor, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Club JOHNSON, JUDITH Judie Booster Club, Orcliesis, A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club JOHNSON, cAnoLYN HI.YI1l' Spanish Club, Monitor Captain, Infirmary Monitor, Gym Monitor, Girls' Glee Club JOHNSON, CORNELIA Connie Booster Club, G.A.A, lTreas.l, Spanish Club, F.T,A,, Gym Monitor, Girls' Club 46 sf JOHNSON, JANICE Jan F.T.A., Monitor Captain, Student Service Council, Library Monitor, Hall Monitor, Booster Club JOKELA, LESTER Tinker Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Apparatus KAJPOST, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Club KALUZNY, RICHARD Dick Cavalier Annual Staff lEditorl, Senior Orchestra, Advanced Science Club, Archery Club, Basketball, Quill 8. Scroll, Hall Monitor, Math Club, College Day Representative KAMINSKI, JOSEPH Blackie Boys' Glee Club KANNAPINN, JERRY Jerry Track, Junior Prom Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee KARPINSKI, DENNIS Den Math Club KARWACKI, SANDRA Shifty-eyes Karpotskyn A Cappella Choir, Senior Orchestra, Junior Red Cross Council ICO-Chairmanl, Blue Mask lPresidentl, O.A.A., Spanish Club, Science Club KASINSKI, JO ANNE Jo G.A,A., Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club, Girls' Club, Attendance Monitor KASPRZAK, KATHLEEN Kathy Hall Monitor, Orchesis Club, Fashion Club, Future Nurses 8- Allied Field Club KAWCZYNSKI, THOMAS Poncho Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals KAY, NANCY Nan G.A.A., Orchesis Club, A Cappella Choir, Junior Prom Planning Committee, Russian Club, Jr. Red Cross Council KEMKE, RONALD Ronnie Science Club KEMPSKI, DIANE Di Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club, F.T.A., International Club, Office Monitor KILPS, BERNARD Ben Intramurals, Advanced Chemistry Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf 47 KING, DAVID Kinger Tennis Club, Swimming, Archery Club, Spanish Club, Senior Band, Baseball, Hall Monitor KINTOP, CAROL Tina Attendance Monitor, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Fashion Club, Russian Club KLINKIEWICZ, PATRICIA Klinker Homecoming Queen, Girls' Club, Fashion Club, Office Monitor, Orchesis Club, Future Nurses 8: Allied Field Club KLUG, LARRY Larry Freshmen Orientation KNOP, DENNIS Moose Conservation Club KOEBEL, .IUDITH Judy Girls' Club, International Club ITreasurerI, Office Monitor, G.A.A,, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club KOEHN, DAVID Dave Swimming, Life Saving Club, Junior Prom Court KOLACINSKI, CAROL Carol Cavalier Annual Staff, Booster Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Guidance Monitor, Hall Monitor, Science Club, At- tendance Monitor, Girls' Club KOLCZYNSKI, CAROLE Shrimp Girls' Club, Youth Forum Hall Monitor KONIECZKA, BARBARA 'Barbie International Club, Hall Monitor, F.T.A., Freshmen Orientation KORALEWSKI, DAVID Butch Intramurals KOTECKI, JAMES Jim Track KOVENSKY, RALPH 'Kovers Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Hall Monitor KOWALKIEWICZ, PATRICIA PGI Booster Club, Library Monitor, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club KRAFCZYK, ROMAN Gabby Intramurals KRATOWICZ, ANTHONY Tony Industrial Arts Service Club, Visual Aids Club, Radio Club, Baseball, Intramurals KRAUSKI, DARLENE Dottie Future Nurses 81 Allied Field Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, G,A,A., Office Monitor, Hall Monitor KRIEGER, ROBERT Bob KRUEGER, ARTHUR Art Senior Band, Dance Band, Senior Orchestra, Intra- murals, Regimental Band KRUEGER, ELAINE Trigger Girls' Club, G.A.A., Junior Prom Planning Commit- tee, Library Monitor KRUSH, PAUL Bud Projection Crew, Archery Club KRYSIAK, EDWIN Eddie Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Apparatus KRYSTOWIAK, KAREN Karen Girls' Club KUBNICK, JUDITH Kubie Senior Planning Committee, Orchesis Club, Home- coming Court of Honor, Booster Club, Student Serv- ice Council, Natare Club IPresidentl KUCERA, PATRICIA Patsy Girls' Club, G.A.A., Youth Forum, Student Service Council, Gym Monitor, Attendance Monitor KUMELSKI, RONALD Ron KURTZ, CAROL Carol Attendance Monitor, Office Monitor, Freshmen Ori- entation, F.T.A., Booster Club KUSKE, MARY Koo-ski Girls' Club, Girls' Club Planning Committee, Book- store Monitor, Hall Monitor, Guidance Monitor, Girls' Glee Club LANGNEHS, BONNIE Alfalfa Girls' Club, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club, Infirmary Monitor, G.A.A. LANGNEHS, JOYCE Jo Girls' Club, Girls' Club Planning Committee, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club, Freshmen Orientation AO LANGWORTHY, PATRICIA Stinky Senior Planning Committee, Girls' Glee Club, Orl chesis Club LASCELLE, FERN Bubbles Girls' Glee Club, Junior Red Cross LAUMANN, DENNIS Laumcnn Freshmen Orientation, Projection Crew, P.A. Crew, Math Club, Chemistry Club, International Club LAVANN, GARY Gary Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band LAWSON, JEFFREY Jeff Swimming, Archery Club, Intramurals, Chemistry Club LAWSON, KYLE Corks Student Service Council lSergeant-at-Armsl, Hall Monitor, Blue Mask, Inter-High Council, Junior Red Cross Council iCo-Presidentj, Junior Prom Planning Committee LeCLAIRE, GERALD Jerry Golf, Basketball, Cross Country, A Cappella Choir, Student Service Council lPresidentl, Hall Monitor, Athletic Code Committee LECNAR, ROSEMARY Rosie P.A. Announcer, Library Monitor, Attendance Moni- tor, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club LEDIN, ROBERT Flick Science Club, Jr, Red Cross Council, Youth Forum,, Freshman Orientation, Junior Prom Planning Com- mittee LEISTER, BARBARA Barbi Girls' Club, G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Booster Club, Newspaper Staff lAssociate Editorj, Quill 8. Scroll, Orchesis Club, P.A, Announcer LESNIAK, NANCY Ncnc Booster Club, Orchesis Club, Advanced Chemistry Club, Attendance Monitor, Library Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, International Club, Junior Red Cross Council, Girls' Club LESNIK, JOANN Jeanie Attendance Monitor, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor LESTER, LALANDA Lundy Library Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Hall Monitor, International Club, Girls' Club LEVERENZ, KATHLEEN Kathy Library Monitor, Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club LEWANDOWSKI, CHRISTINE Chris G,A.A,, Tennis Club Rn LICAU, FRED Fritz LIERMAN, SUSAN Susie Booster Club, Junior From Court, Junior Prom Planning Committee, Student Service Council, Girls' Club, Square Dance Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club LIJEWSKI, MARY ANN Mary Booster Club, F.T,A., Math Club, Annual Staff, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club LINCK, MARY ANN Linky Student Council, Senior Band, G.A.A,, Gym Monitor, Annual Editor-in-Chief, Booster Club, Quill 81 Scroll LINDQUIST, JOYCE Joy Senior Band, Girls' Club Planning Committee, Inter- national Club, Library Monitor, Hall Monitor, Drill Team, G.A.A,, Booster Club, Square Dance Club LISIECKI, CAROL Cary Girls' Club, Library Monitor, Hall Monitor LITKE, NANCY Squeeky Girls' Club, Natore Club, G.A.A,, Attendance Moni- tor, Oftice Monitor, Junior Prom Court, Future Nurses 8. Allied Field Club, Infirmary Monitor, Youth Forum, Archery Club LONGHURST, MARTHA Marty Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Library Moni- tor, Infirmary Monitor, G.A,A., Junior Prom Plan- ning Committee, Drill Team LOPATA, RITA Rita Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, G.A.A. LOS, THOMAS Tom Hall Monitor, Baseball LUCAS, THOMAS Tom Student Council, Jr, Prom Planning Committee, Math Club Vice-President, Youth Forum Treasurer, Moni- tor Captain, P.A. Announcer, International Club, Coin Club, Future Engineers Club LUCK, CHERYL Cheryl Bookstore Monitor, Senior Orchestra, Student Coun- cil, Booster Club, Future Nurses, Blue Mask, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, P.A. Announcer LUKASZEWSKI, MARILYN luke Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Monitor, Infirmary Monitor LUKAVICH, CAROLINE Luke Girls' Club, Orchesis MACHNIK, DENNIS Den Intramurals B f Xl SW Q haf? Sw IQSHEEQ ww k gg A ii i S iii sushi M m ix wp MACIOLEK, LAURINE Laurie' Hall Monitor, Monitor Captain, Gym Monitor, Fresh- man Orientation, Cavalier Newspaper Stall, Drill Team, Girls' Club, G.A.A. MALAK, RICHARD Blackie Projection Crew MARIN, BARBARA Barbie Cavalier Newspaper Statf, Booster Club Sec.-Treas., Quill and Scroll, A Cappella Chair, Chemistry Club, Student Council, G.A,A., Girls' Club Planning Com- mittee, Hall Monitor MASON, BEVERLY Chess Club, Girls' Club, G.A.A. MATTSEN, EVELYN iiFiFivv uEvevv International Club, G.A,A., Fashion Club, Math Club, Russian Club MAYER, BONNIE Marvin Spanish Club, Attendance Monitor, Drill Team, Homecoming Court of Honor, Freshman Orientation, Girls' Club, Student Council MAYER, ROBERT Cavalier Annual Representative, man Orientation, F.T.A. MAYER, NEOMIA Spanish Club, Monitor Captain MAYERS, ROBERTA Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Ma MAZURKIEWICZ, DENNIS Cross Country, Track McDERMOTT, PATRICK Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Mat Student Council McDOWELL, LARRY International Club, Science Clu McGeahy, James nitor h Club, b naobn Spanish Club Fresh- Shorty nkubyt, Marks apart Spanish Club, Maverick UMUC.. Football, Track, Sr. Planning Committee, Sr. Class Play, Advanced Science Club MEMMEL, JOSEPH Memo Swimming, Apparatus, Football, Track, Conservation Club, Student Council Executive Committee, Archery Club, Cavalier Newspaper Staff MERATH, BARBARA Barb P.A. Announcer, Office Monitor, Gym Monitor MEYER, BARBARA Barbie Booster Club, Future Nurses Vice-President, Library Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross MEYLOR, JEANNIE Jeannie G,A.A,, Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Fashion Club, Scholastic Art Awards, Drill Team MICHAEL, DAVID Mike MICHALAK, JACQUELINE Jackie G.A.A., Girls' Club, Future Nurses, Office Monitor MICHALAK, JOANNE Joan G.A.A., Future Nurses, International Club MICHALSKI, MARGARET Marge G,A.A., Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Hall Monitor MIKOLAJEWSKI, CAROL Mickey G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Future Nurses MILLER, JOYCE Joyce G.A.A,, Booster Club, Jr, Red Cross, Guidance Monitor MISKIN, NANCY Nan Booster Club, Jr, Red Cross MITSCHKE, PAMELA 'tPam Senior Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club MOORE, DELPHINE Dela Girls' Club, Spanish Club MOZACH, KAREN HMOZYH Nature, Orchesis, International Club Vice-President, Senior Band, Booster Club, G,A.A., Hall Monitor, MROCHINSKI, NORBERT Nibba Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Football, Student Council, Intramurals MUEHL, PATRICIA Palti G.A,A., Office Monitor, Annual Editor-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll, Booster Club, Student Council NIURACH, LORETTA Loretta Senior Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, Library Monitor, Guidance Monitor, Student Council, Advanced Chemistry Club, International Club, Russian Club, Girls' Club MURPHY, PATRICK Pat Blue Mask MUSHALL, DIANE Di Girls' Club, Hall Monitor, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross MUTH, DENNIS Dennis Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Sr, Class Play, Ine tramurals, Student Council, Jr. Prom Court of Honor, Hall Monitor MYERS, DAVID Dave Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Monitor Captain, Usher, Square Dance Club, Chess Club NAPIERALA, JOHN Naper Swimming, Life Saving Club, International Club, Student Council, Reconditioning Club, Hall Monitor, Athletic Code Committee NARLOCK, PATRICIA Pat Future Nurses, G.A.A., Drill Team, Girls' Club, Hall Monitor NEUMANN, JEROME Jerry Football, Basketball, Track NOON, KAREN Karen Booster Club, Senior Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, S.A.A., Girls' Club, Ottice Monitor, Senior Orches- tra NOWICKI, MICHAEL Saleh Football, Swimming, Life Saving Club, Hall Moni- tor, Russian Club, Blue Mask, Square Dance Club NOWICKI, STEPHEN Steve Wrestling, Track, Cross Country Captain, Cavalier Newspaper Staff, Intramurals, Hall Monitor, Student Council, Science Club, Reconditioning Club, Cavalier Annual Representative NUESSE, DAVID Dave lr. Prom Planning Committee, A Cappella Choir, Advanced Chemistry Club, International Club, Life Saving Club, Hall Monitor O'HARA, CAROL Carol -lall Monitor, Jr. Red Cross DLEWINSKI, ROGER Rag Sasketball, Swimming, Conservation Club DLIVE, DONALD Don Football OLSON, LARRY Swede 34 a sf, OLSON, MARVIN Marv Senior Orchestra, Advanced Chemistry Club, Math Club OPAT, DALE Dale Intramurals, Golf OSIEWALSKI, PETER Pete Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Golf, Intramurals, Hall Monitor OSTOVICH, RUDOLPH Osti Rudavich Football, Student Council, Inter-high Council, Ap- paratus, Athletic Code Committee, A Cappella Choir, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, P.A. Announcer, Homecoming Court of Honor PACZKOWSKI, BARBARA Sassy' Hall Monitor, Girls' Club PALICKA, ROSEMARIE Rosy Girls' Club, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club f - ,Qlfv v44 ,gM4v fx, J! PANKOWSKI, JOSEPH Joe Math Club, Stamp Club PARMANN, JAMES Jim Golf PAULSEN, BARBARA Barb Girls' Glee Club, Senior Orchestra, Booster Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, F.T.A,, Girls' Club, String Orchestra Club, Future Nurses PAWLOWSKE, KATHLEEN Kathy Orchesis, Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club PEDERSON, JOHN Pete Spanish Club, Hall Monitor PELZEK, DAVID Dave PERINICH, WAYNE Wayne Intramurals, Baseball PETERSON, WILLIAM Pete Jr. Prom Emcee, Football, Track, Wrestling, Intra- murals, Reconditioning Club, Cavalier Annual Staff, A Cappella Choir, Bookstore Monitor, Hall Monitor PIELECH, JUDITH Judy Orchesis Vice-President, Nature, Booster Club, G.A.A., Cavalier Newspaper Staff, Hall Monitor, Sr. Class Play, Blue Mask, Quill and Scroll Rf. PIERZCHALSKI, BONNIE Giggles Jr, Prom Planning Committee, Oltice Monitor, Hall Monitor PIESIK, DANIEL Danny Intramurals PIETRUSZYNSKI, BARBARA Petro Hall Monitor, Drill Team, Guidance Monitor PILACHOWSKI, MARTIN Marty Golf, Hall Monitor PINGREY, SUZANNE Suzie Girls' Glee Club, Future Nurses PLATZ, PATRICIA Pal Girls' Club, G4A.A., Fashion Club, Hall Monitor Not graduating POLLAK, DARLENE Darlene Girls' Club, Freshman Orientation, F.T.A. POMMERENING, KAY Boomerang G.A,A,, Girls' Glee Club, Natare, Orchesis, Gym Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Russian Club, Student Council, Cavalier Newspaper Stall POWELL, NANCY Nancy Fashion Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor POWERS, ORVILLE Tony PRIJIC, MILKA Mickey A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Booster Club President, Homecoming Court ot Honor, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Sr, Planning Committee, Student Coun- cil, Cavalier Annual Literary Editor, Class President, Sr. Class Play PRYBA, RALPH Ralph Wrestling PRZYBYLSKI, KATHLEEN Blondie G,A.A., Cavalier Annual Representative, Office Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor QUICK, MARY Mary Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Natare, Booster Club, Russian Club, G.A.A. RADAJ, RICHARD Lillie Rich Wrestling 50: RAKOWSKI, LaVERNE Bunny Attendance Monitor, Hall Monitor, G.A,A. RANKEL, GARY Gary Traclc, Football, Swimming, Life Saving Club, Russian Club, Spanish Club, Conservation Club RAYMOND, FAY Bob Baseball, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Life Saving Club, Apparatus REETZ, JANET Jan F.T.A., G.A.A., Freshman Orientation, Cavalier Annual Representative REICHART, DUANE Butch Intramurals, Industrial Arts Service Club REICHMAN, SANDRA Sandy Girls' Glee Club REINKE, RONALD Ron Football, Student Council, A Cappella Choir, Ad- vanced Chemistry Club, Lite Saving Club, Archery Club, Track, Wrestling, Crass Country, Cavalier Newspaper Advertsing Manager REINMUND, DONALD Don Football, A Cappella Choir, Intramurals, Hall Monitor RIE5, RICHARD Rick Football, Swimming ROBAK, LORETTA Shorty Jr, Prom Court of Honor, Booster Club Vice-Fresh dent, Cavalier Newspaper Staff, F.T.A., Blue Mask, Office Monitor, Welfare Monitor, Math Club, Usher, Science Club ROBERTS, JUDITH Judie Girls' Club, G.A.A., Jr. Red Crass, Future Nurses ROGOWSKI, GERALD Rego Conservation Club, Industrial Arts Service Club, Stamp Club, Intramurals ROSE, KAREN Charlie Natare, G.A,A., Gym Monitor ROSSA, MARION Mare Girls' Club, Blue Mask, Hall Monitor, Jr, Red Cross, Booster Club ROZANSKI, DOLORES Dada Student Council Secretary, Booster Club, Junior Prom Court, Orchesis Club, Natore Club, Blue Mask, Senior Class Play, Quill 8. Scroll, Newspaper Staff Class Editor, Girls' Club Planning Committee '27 ROZGA, CAROL Carol F.T.A., Blue Mask, Girls' Club, Russian Club, News- paper Staff, Booster Club, Usher, Ottice Monitor, Future Nurses, 'Math Club RUNDE, BETTE Runty F.T.A., Booster Club, Blue Mask, Russian Club, Newspaper Statt, Future Nurses, Hall Monitor Captain, Usher, Science Club, Jr. Red Cross Council RUSZEWSKI, DOLORES Dorrie G,A.A., Girls' Club RUTKA, KATHLEEN Kathy G.A.A., Booster Club, F.T.A., Red Cross, Attendance Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, International Club RYDLEWICZ, JAMES Jim Football, Track, Wrestling, Jr. Prom Court, Home- coming Court, Newspaper Statf, Freshman Orienta- tion, Advanced Science Club President, Cross Country, Swimming, P.A. Announcer RYDZEWSKI, JUNE Janie Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Planning Committee, Booster Club SALO, LARRY Larry Hall Monitor Captain, Science Club, Gym Monitor, Swimming SCHAUER, DAVID SprinkIes A Cappella Choir, Swimming, International Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Conservation Club, Recondi- tioning Club, Visual Aids Club, Newspaper Staff SCHEIFEN, DARLENE Dar Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club SCHENDEL, WILLIAM Big Bill Russian Club SCHLEINHEGE, ANTHONY Tony Football, Wrestling, Track, Intramurals, Science Club, Radio Club SCHNELL, KATHLEEN Kathy Sr. Band, F.T.A. President, Booster Club, G,A.A., International Club SCHUNK, KATHLEEN Schunkie Student Council Vice-President, Booster Club, G.A.A., Jr, Prom Planning Committee, Girls' Club SCHWAB, JUDITH Schwabie G.A.A., Blue Mask, Student Council, Conservation Club, Newspaper Stott, Booster Club SCHWARTZ, .IACQUELYNN Jacquie Sr, Orchestra, F.T.A., Drill Team Captain, A Cap- pella Choir, Blue Mask, G.A,A., Archery Club, Monitor Captain, Gym Monitor SR SCORGIE, JOHN John Newspaper Staff Editor-in-Chief, Sr, Band, Sr. Orchestra SEISER, JEAN Jean Cairls' Club, G.A.A., Conservation Club, Booster Club SEMENIAK, SUSANNA Sue Blue Mask, G.A.A., Booster Club, Orchesis Club, Cavalier Annual Staff Sports Editor, Quill 8. Scroll, Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Monitor SEMRAU, RICHARD Dick Science Club, Sr. Band SHAFFER, SANDRA Sandee F.T.A. Vice-President, Inter-High F,T.A. Secretary, Newspaper Staff Co-Club Editor, A Cappella Choir, Booster Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Quill 81 Scroll, Sr. Class Play SHAW, GARY Gary Red Cross SIEPE, CAROL Carol Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Club SIPPY, STEPHEN Sip Iross Country, Track Team Co-Captain, Wrestling, zootball, Intramurals, Hall Monitor, Athletic Code Committee, Science Club SKIBA, THOMAS Tom ndustrial Arts Service Club SLAWINSKI, CAROL l'CGroi Xlatare Club, A Cappella Choir, Booster Club, Math Ilub, Science Club, G.A.A,, Jr. Prom Court, News- :aper Staff SLOWIK, LOUISE Louise Sirls' Club, G.A.A., Booster Club iMITH, GORDON Gordy ir, Band, Photography Club, Drum Club, Cross :ountry LMITH, KENNETH Smitty Science Club President, Visual Aids Club, Fresh- nan Orientation iOCKETT, CAROL Sock Sirls' Glee Club, Sr. Band, Student Council, Blue Aask, F.T.A, Treasurer, Booster Club, Homecoming fourt, Chemistry Club, Hall Monitor, Newspaper rtaft, Quill 81 Scroll iWODZINSKI, LORETTA Lorrie ,gan C11 no f' cn SORENSEN, JUDITH Judi Sr. Orchestra, Blue Mask, Jr. Red Cross Council, G.A.A., Jr, Prom Planning Committee, Student Council, Infirmary Monitor, Booster Club, Orchesis Club SPEERBRECHER, SUSAN Susy G,A.A., Booster Club, Office Monitor, Gym Monitor, International Club, Girls' Club SPEICH, DONALD Don Football, Hall Monitor, Intramurals, Science Club STANLEY, MARJORIE Stash G,A.A., Future Nurses STANNY, MARIAN Stormy Girls' Club Planning Committee, F.T,A,, G,A.A., Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Cavalier Annual Staff STARK, JANICE Jan Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Or- chesis Club STEINGRAEBER, DIANN Squeeks Girls' Club, Hall Monitor STEINKE, MARDELLE Mdrdee A Cappella Choir, Orcliesis Club, Booster Club, Hall Monitor, Newspaper Staff, Jr, Prom Planning Com- mittee, Gym Monitor, G,A,A., Girls' Club Planning Committee STEPKOWSKI, Carol Carol Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Red Cross, Office Moni- tor, Attendance Monitor, Girls' Glee Club STOEBICH, CAROL Micky Booster Club, Blue Mask, Infirmary Monitor, G.A.A,, Girls' Glee Club, Orchesis Club, Future Nurses STOPINSKI, DARLENE Dar Hall Monitor, Girls' Glee Club, Red Cross STORCK, WILLIAM Stork Football, Sr, Band, Sr. Orchestra STOTT, MARY Mary Girls' Club, lnlernational Club, F.T.A,, Girls' Glee Club, Booster Club SWIATEK, CAROLL Schuny Newspaper Staff Special Columns Editor, Booster Club, G.A.A., Advanced Chemistry Club, Math Club SWIDERSKI, SHARON Sherry Booster Club, Hall Monitor SZATKOWSKI, JAMES Jim Football, Track, Hall Monitor, Intramurals, Science Club SZERLINSKI, KENNETH Ken Russian Club, Math Club SZEWCZYKOWSKI, CAROL Carol Girls' Glee Club, Fashion Club, Girls' Club, G.A.A,, Student Council SZYMASZEK, PATRICIA Pat Booster Club, Sr. Planning Committee, Gym Monitor, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Blue Mask SZYMBORSKI, GARY Gary Life Saving Club, Intramurals, Swimming, Track TAKALA, DENNIS Tux TIMERSON, GERALDINE Jerri Student Council, Blue Mask, G,A.A., Hall Monito', Girls' Club, Freshman Orientation, Girls' Glee Club, Guidance Monitor TISKEWICZ, DENNIS fish Golf, Baseball, Intramurals, Industrial Arts Service Club TOMASZEWSKI, TERRENCE Ter ntramurals, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Russian Club IOMCZAK, NANCY Nancy -lall Monitor, Girls' Club, Red Cross, Glee Club IORSRUD, ROSS Tarzan :.T,A., Freshman Orientation, Russian Club, Chess Ilub, Hall Monitor, Stamp Club TRAVIS, JAMES Jim ntramurals, Baseball, Russian Club, Conservation Ilub, Spanish Club, Hall Monitor, Sr. Planning fommittee 'ROKA, GLENN Glenn losketball, Baseball, Intramurals, Archery Club, fonservation Club 'RUI.EN, KAY Kay 3.A.A., Gym Monitor UCHOLKA, LINDA Tucky 3.A.A,, Gym Monitor, Cavalier Annual Staff, Li- trary Monitor, Booster Club TURK, DARLENE Darlene Girls' Glee Club, G4A.A, UNGLAUBE, JAMES Bunky Swimming, Track, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Intramurals, Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Projection Crew VAN ERT, DENISE Chi Chi Girls' Glee Club, Student Council, Hall Monitor, International Club Vice-President, Office Monitor VER BUNKER, HELEN Helen Girls' Glee Club, Red Cross VILLARI, PETE Pele Visual Aids Club, Attendance Monitor, Wrestling, Football VISTART, CAROLE Vis Homecoming Court, Natare Club Secretaryflreas- urer, G.A.A., F.T.A., Girls' Glee Club, Student Council, Booster Club, Gym Monitor, Newspaper Staff WAGNER, ARLENE Pixie Future Nurses, Girls' Club, Blue Mask WAGNER, DOROTHY Dot Booster Club, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Sr, Planning Committee WAGNER, ROBERT Bert Intramurals, Conservation Club, Monitor Captain WALESA, ARLENE Wally G.A.A. Vice-President, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Hall Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Gym Monitor WARGIN, ROBERT Booty Intramurals, Baseball, Basketball, Jr. P.om Court WAWRZYN, BARRY Barry A Cappella Choir, Football, Swimming, Track, Golf, Baseball, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Life Saving Club WEBER, DARLENE TorCl1y Girls' Club WEIL, JOHN John Football, Wrestling, Track, Intramurals, Student Council WESOLOWSKI, GLORIA 'IWESOII Cheerleader, Newspaper Staff Assistant Executive Editor, Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court, Ad- vanced Chemistry Club, G.A.A., Attendance Mani' tor, Swim Monitor, Quill 8- Scroll Cn WESOLOWSKI, JAMES Wisco Science Club, Intramurals, F.T.A., Monitor Captain, Proiection Crew, Polish Club, Football, Swimming WETTERAU, WAYNE Smiley Conservation Club, Intramurals WHITING, KAY Kay WILKENING, KAROLYN Pinky Archery, G.A.A. President, Girls' Glee Club, Usher WILLMANN, WILLIAM Bill Basketball, Apparatus Club, Intramurals, Spanish Club, Stamp Club, Youth Forum WNUKOWSKI, DENNIS Den Football, Basketball, Track, Polish Club, Proiection Crew WOIDA, EMILY Emmy Newspaper Staff, F.T.A., Russian Club, Hall Monitor, Library Monitor, Drill Team WOIDA, JOSEPH Joe Football, Polish Club, Industrial Arts Service Club, Sro Band WOJCIK, LeROY Lee Jr. Prom Court, Hall Monitor, Intramurals, Con- servation Club, Track, Football, Basketball WOLBACH, KATHLEEN Kathy Natare Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Library Monitor, F.T.A., G.A.A. WOZNIAK, DANIEL Don Basketball, Cavalier Annual Staff, Apparatus Club WOZNIAK, DENNIS Dennis Sr. Band, Sr, Orchestra, Dance Band, Drum Club, Apparatus Club, Student Council WRASSE, GERALD Reb WROBLEWSKI, PETER Pele Hall Monitor WUCINSKI, ROBERT Wuzzy Track, Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Homecom- ing Court R1 Not pictured: HAVEY, JOHN HROVAT, JAMES JACOBUS, ALLAN SCHMIDT, SUE SMITH, RONALD WYSS, BARBARA Legs G,A.A., Blue Mask, Drill Team, Red Cross, Girls' Glee Club YATZECK, ROBERT Bob Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Track, Regimental Band YERSIN, WILLIAM Bill Football, Wrestling, Track, Newspaper Staff Sports Editor, Student Council, Intramurals YOCK, KARIN Kar Natare Club, Orchesis Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Attendance Monitor, Maiorette, Jr. Prom Planning Committee, Red Cross, Gym Monitor ZABKOWICZ, NANCY lab Orchesis Club, Student Council, Newspaper Staff Co-Editorial 8. Fashion Editor, Senior Class Play, Cheerleader, Quill 8. Scroll, Booster Club, Blue Masak, Advanced Science Club ZABOROWSKI, VIRGINIA Ginny G.A.A., Booster Club, Girls' Club ZIELINSKI, SUSAN Suzy Natare Club, Sr. Orchestra, Newspaper Staff, Math Club, Science Club, International Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Gym Monitor ZIMNY, NANCY Zim A Cappella Choir, Natare Club, Sr. Orchestra, G.A.A., Booster Club, Math Club, International Club, Science Club, Newspaper Staff, Student Council ZIOLKOWSKI, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Club, Library Monitor, Booster Club ZUBER, DENNIS Den Radio Club, Intramurals, Hall Monitor ZUEHLKE, DAVID Dave Intramurals, Conservation Club, Russian Club, Hall Monitor 4 Q zfgmii aww' 1 asf: UWAEQU sim I 5 W6 LHUSHHGIQ if 'LS , aa.. 'Rf' N' I new 'Q N gixak i! .V J' 5 A' F V zwimvs 5 M -.4--nun-u P ' --my wg! gf wf piifeay vw 45575 giwf.-fgifzk ' , A ,B ic x wg 4 x SAW 'S X i ii ,F V .Q W W x ' . , ,. QW .mir ,p m , ,x kiwi, ff. , M. X 3355 L X5 M M, , . ,A W , - uwtif' 7555 ,. U 7' ., Hwy 'VH ,iw Q - A M. 395184 . gmw I- we 1 VZAXQ 3 X? X KN 3'-T X xx 1 N' . , PORT Varsity Football ow 4 Coach GlOWGCkI Coach Pauly Krueger S Dyszelskl D Mrochmskl G Travis, G4 Heiskanen, J., Litnan, J. Row 3: Cocc ern Coach McGee Pelroff R Blazek T N wick: R Gorskl Bar owski J,g Ulalowski, E. Row 2: Afhlelic Director Royalg Blo owlack P M e B onia r lwvi in n en ers T. Row lf Kovnesky, R4 lokela, L.g Krysiak, E.g Kram Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski . Juneau . South East . Lincoln . Custer Bay View Washington . Tech Varsity Football w 4: Cstovich, R., Guzniczak, J., Becker, J., Konicke, J., Russ, F., Sadowski, R., Lemke, R., Novak, A., Mgr., Larson, L., Mgr. Row cn R., Powers, K., Kingl, T., Litnan, C., Nemiec, D., Rydlewicz, J., Brezenski, J., Mgr., Spielberg, R., Mgr., Larson, G., Mgr., Karczew ski L., Mgr. Row 2: Stepke, R., Sebunia, N., O'Connell, W., Hewitt, R., Wucinski, R., Kroll, G., Paczkowski, J., Mgr., Battel, D. Row er hi T., Neuman, D., Christie, T., Peterson, W., Weidner, J., Pietruszynski, D., Yeisin, W, Under their new coach, John McGee, the Pulaski Rams put forth great effort against Juneau in their first game of the season. After a good first half, the Ramblers ran into difficulty and Juneau pulled away to a 20-l3 victory. Our team played better ball in the second game. South iust edged the Rams in a hard fought baffle. The first Ram victory was over East. Even though our team was penalized a record number of yards, this did not stop the battling Rams for they trounced East 20-6. Spirits soared as Pulaski and Lincoln played a thrilling double-homecoming game. Although the boys played some very fine ball against a highly favored team, Lincoln managed to rally in the last 22 seconds of the game with a long pass caught on the one yard line. This was the crucial play and Pulaski was defeated l9-l3. ln the only afternoon game of the season, the Rams, handicapped by a number of iniuries, lost to the Indians of Custer 20-0. In a fine exhibition of skill the Ramblers came back from ci l3 point deficit to edge out the Bay View Redcats, T4-l3. For the first time the wooden football decorated Pulaskis showcase, as a reminder that we had beaten our friendly rivals. Another triumph was accomplished by the Rams as they rolled over Washington 26-7. Because of their new offensive tactics, the Ramblers threw the Washington defense off, thus defeating one of the conference leaders. The last game of the season was against the powerful Tech Trojans. The heavy rushing attack by Tech was too much for the Rams and they were defeated 47-l4. 3 ,- N. SEBUNUA D. KIZYSIAK G. KDOLL ' B, MIZE J, upmgp LJOKELA P Mll. ER Q00 HI D GONIA D DEMSKI U S B. PETERSON 12.1-QEWITT DPIETRUSZYNSIU P BLOCHONIAK K. POWERS Q. KDATOGHNIL E. KRYSIAK 4 T GORQL RNWICKI R. WUUNSKI ROSTOVILI-I J. WHDNEQ my M ii M. w, 3 As sq ,M , W Q ?L,A V ,, 5 Bef an r , . eff Q Q X W Q wx ., s'52F X Q A 1' , E 'S mf? A Ta '5 :M ef ' fi 3 4 4 M 6, gt ef If X X A' X gf 2155 Q aigm 1 x gf: 15 gp if W' V M, ,ef xg v wk is Q .JK H a Z .:. I K5 :i.I.I ' . ,,,, ' ji -VVA -1 , V Q gg , ew. k., ,M ,. :HV wif L M 'M' if 1. ak W ' : ' :,..,: in 11 ...,,., 1 a ' S23 Q A . M 5' ' '55 A mf f I 1 x 032135 . . A A V, Q My Z l, K . 1,4 in 1 an i lv 3 mm , ' G A1 'I' 6, 'Qi -W, X ' X, q 'P -DVQ f ,A,. -fr - .,... ff-:N 'ffzti' ,, 5 Al' nf - - , ,jj122fv-ff A 3 I -' iw Q K . 113 V I :fl ,.,.,, H' ' Y 1: N 5 l X 1 ' A' ..,, 5 Q S' wr ,, 2 x W' 8 K 3 :.. - Z Z S 1 ,522 . V , if in Q 54392 vzgg n w- W ' -1 Y Nw X wg, H LB gf, ma 1 - wal' VN! ww W-up 'mm my Frosh-Soph Football Row 3: Schnell, P., Ripinski, R., Hewitt, W., Brudniclzi, D., Enlr, D., Wilson, T. Row 2: Woodrow, D., Platz, H., Jereb, E., Schaetzke, T., Ruffing, J., Ballering, L. Row lr Voss, J., Romel, C., Petroff, D., Zerkowski, J., Mertens, W, The Frosh-Soph football team finished their season with one win, one tie, and four losses. The losses can be attributed to the fact that so many boys on the team were transferred to the Varsity squad. The coaches are look- ing forward to a successful season next fall with the return of some promising players who will form the nucleus of a rugged team. Row 3: May T., Enk, M., Kokawski, A., Schmidt, R., Toridryk, M. Row 2: Jauregin, K., Cunningham, S., Walentowski, J., Schalk, R. Row I: Napral, T., Szycllik, D., Luczywko, J., Pawlowski, D., MacKenzie, K. 5 if ning 4 in W Q Cross-Country Row 3: Groblewski, D., Buchholz, D., Bruskiewicz, Ls, LeClaire, G., Watts, R,, Bialk, J., Lucas, F., Coach Kezele. Row 2: Tcinck, J Duc horn, J., Osiewalski, P., Nowicki, S,, Graff, G4 Sippy, S., Wanty, T. Row lf Hansen, P., Dieterle, R., Foti, S,, Garsombke, G4 Braunrexter Scoreboard Pulaski T5 ...... South 50 Pulaski 3T . . Washington 27 Pulaski T6 . . . Tech 46 Pulaski 2l . . West 40 Pulaski T5 . . . Juneau 55 Pulaski 23 . . Marquette 32 MlDWEST . . 4th CITY . lst STATE . . 2nd A strong core ot returning lettermen formed the basis for Mr. Kezeles cross country teams The Rams were considered a 'ldark horse contender tor the City Championship, but proved their ability by winning the crown. Steve Sippy led the tield to take first place, followed by Jerry LeClaire, Steve Nowicki, John Havey, and Gary Garsombke. Our Rams placed fourth in the Midwest meet at Janesville with Steve Sippy winning the 2.2 mile crown. The Rams tinished up the season by taking second place in the State meet. yi 1 Aix ffvii i- 5 5 Q S iw 4-I E fe W. A Q54 Q, , wi X 1X-,1' fi'-6 1. QQ? -swf, Varsity Basketball Row 3: Schahczinski, D., LeClaire, J., Drewniak, J., Miller, P., Kroll, G. Row 2: Coach Calabresa, Christie, T., Watts, R., Blocho white, J., wafgin, R., coach Gmdecki. Row it Fnedl, P., Mgr., Allen, M., Kallmann, R., kilps, B., Troka, G., Dombrowski, Beer G., Mgr. Scoreboard Pulaski 90 . Bay View 64 Pulaski South Pulaski 87 . East 50 Pulaski West Pulaski 57 . North 92 Pulaski Lincoln Pulaski 58 . Rufus King 54 Pulaski Juneau Pulaski 65 . Custer 66 Pulaski Tech Pulaski 66 Washington 72 With six lettermen returning, Coach Gradecki looked forward to an exceptionally good season. The Rams didnt disappoint the Coach as they scored victories over Bay View 90-64, East 87-50, King 58-54, South 66-50, West 82-73, Juneau 51-46, and Tech Sl-76. A smooth and well organized North Division team eliminated Pulaski out of first place contention. The game started fast with the Rams drawing first blood. Then the Blue Devils made their move. They made basket after basket. Their unerring accuracy proved to be Pulaski's downfall and the result was a 92-57 defeat for the Rams. The mid-term graduation of Rich Kallmann, star center, was certainly a loss to the team, but guards Jim Drewniak and Bob Wargin still gave the Rams a tremendous scoring punch. , ,Q B KIIPS 2 3 . G. TQOKA L gfffff .. . ,+ f , ' if Grf,I.EClA!I2E 1 f ascumdzsusua lkjlmgi 1' Z' 4'qg JL . 2 . amid I ,,..,. , 3 g it 1 5 'LW QM Q9 Ng! M? wg? ,rv- .. ,Sfg Q1 if 4 g , A Jw W 2 .A A ' Y ' K wt, Mfg, 5 A ' 4 gf , ' 'l V x 1 ,N +., N X 1 Lf f ' f L Q' I 2 41 ,SAR M 1 4 if A by ,MAH 5542? J' ff1iW? f ,,f'7?j? v 9 11, 'FtiQ9 ?5.,... ew? JVRW, kjgxixg gk J5- W lik if RQ W ,J .ix J Ja ee . we W. Varsity Wrestling Row 2: Demski, D., Blozck, T., Weidner, J., Coach Pauly, Springstein, J., Weil, .l., Gorski, J. Row 1: Neumann, D., Salverson, D., Luczuko T., Bogatzke, R., Yersin, W., Ricke, J., Larson, G Pulaski 22 . Pulaski 19 . Pulaski 22 . Pulaski 18 . Pulaski 27 . Scoreboard Bay View 14 Pulaski 24 , East 14 Pulaski 20 . North 14 Pulaski 43 . King 46 Pulaski 25 Custer 9 Pulaski 34 XX ll Team Washington 15 . South 18 Lincoln 5 . Tech 11 Juneau 6 nn Row 3: Popa, T., Schnell, P., Hewitt, R., Voskresenski, A., Pietruszynski, D., Travis, R., Mrochinski, G., Kingl, T., Brudnicki, W., Ro Wunewski, T., Stepke, R., Coach Glowacki. Row 2: Kinnee, R., Wanty, T., Lucas, F., Brelstorcl, K., Ripinski, R., Bevirt, W., Clin r Wetteran, W., Wilson, T., Szoblewski, T., Petroff, D. Row 1: Piepenberg, G., Werch, T., Ruck, R., Mertins, W., Stamm, T., lczkowskr Struzik, T., Pietrasik, R., Betts, C. it ll osnsm J. NEIL if , BX H, 17 m on fN , I 9 8 'ff n959 J. WIEIDNED SALVERSON 3 2 J. SPRINGSTEIN W ygnsm S , Q I Luczvuo E J. pious n Neuman R BOGATZKE , ,,Z5??slf1 B r aw QANW YI,--A ff' X D!! xg Aix, WM M , ,Q .,::A.. . . ii ,f Q f Q 3 1 ZZ: Q3 4 aw 'M 'H -m y-N Q sr. Z., ...,. Z.. z : - as gee f fwf Www, xi lid WMV 04. K. .5 .-., N Q is Sigma x 7 PS MDN, . ' 5 wxl' As., , ., W1 x , , '-vw x ,,, Y I 3' , LI , fexx ' , W? R V V S wax-xx ,Mc -Q X- X,g..am3 654 'Q W fix X Qs, ..-ss 3-A -a 4 l,e K- . 1 4 xg ' 'nib' fx ws' ,, eau. . If . I - ff 1 E. A, 1, 1 ,. 'V : A ,il wi -fi ' Q oz. :. . XM ' v ' 35: 3 . pf shaman 1 M 9 i M ...qno-w'-- A 8 .. , I' v . . . . .5 on . ,, ie' ' - 4. 0 My 0 , Q Varsity Swimming Row 3: Coach Scherr, Petersen, M., Dombrowski, J., Memmel, J., Graft, J., Klippel, W., Solo, L., Mgr., Rose, A, Row 2: Steuber, T. Wagner, J., Napierala, J., Unglaube, J., Wawrzyn, B., Matz, K., Lawson, J., Polacheck, D., Coach Stekiel. Row 1: Buchholz, D., Stein H., Schneider, R., Sall, E., Marquardt, R., Werdermann, F., Dombrowski, R., Waldorf, D. Records Scoreboard School Records Pulaski 58 ....... Tech 28 Dale Polacheck-100 yd. Butterfly 1:04.4 pulnski 46 I I Washington 39 Barry Wawrzyn- 100 yd. Back Stroke 1:06 I k, , Barry Wawrzyn - 150 yd. Ind. Medley 1:-43.5 PU GS ' 62 ' ' Nlcolel 35 John Wagner-100 yd. Breast Stroke 1:15.13 Pulaski 51 . . South 35 School-Pool-City Record puioskg 54 . U Lincoln 37 2 . M dl R l 1' 1:56.2 . 03013, Wiwiiyne cy Bom Pulaski 46 . . . Custer 44 John Wagner Pulaski 29 . . Bay View 38 Poor: Pulaski 56 . . . west 28 Cny Diving Champion Pulaski 57 . . North 29 Joseph Memmel Pulaski 52 . . East 32 Along with turning in an excellent performance in their conference meets, the Pulaski team and Coach Scherr again retained the title ot City Swim Champs for the fifth straight year and the title of City Relay Champs tor the eighth time in nine years. School Records: 200 yd. tree style relay team 11:44.61 . . Jett Lawson John Napierala Jerry Dombrowski Bob Marquardt Dale Polacheck Barry Wawrzyn Bob Marquardt . Jim Unglaube Barry Wawrzyn Dale Polacheck 200 yd. medley 13:14.31 . . . 300 yd. breaststroke . HB Swim Team Row 4: Weber, J., Waszak, L., Toepfer, J., Balkmann, S., Kridel, M., Weiss, J., Schalk, R., Gose, T., Gell, J., Pietri, W Coach Ste ie Row 3: Heiderich, R., Wilson, T., Gastrowski, Mr, Braden, J., Korklewski, D., Kalamarz, R., lsakson, H., Jacobsen, J., Wu er Ozo Row 2: Tewalt, J., Frey, R., Unglaube, R., Robak, G., Hoffmani, G., Huffer, W., Zmuda, J., Wolf, R., Roehl, K,, La uer Row indsay, C., Kosinski, J., Kasum, J., Klemme, T., Forkes, C., Keough, T., Coach Scherr. Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Scoreboard . . Tech Washington . Custer . Bay View . Nicolet . . Tosa Whitefish Bay . Shorewood . Waukesha Kenosha 25 8 28 8 l9 46 46 25 46 T8 John Napierala Finishing the season with a record of seven wins and three losses, the B Swim team proved to be one ot the strongest Pulaski had in quite a number ol years. The boys won all their city meets, losing only to Wauwatoso, Whitefish Bay, and Waukesha. SWIMMING mn MEHHEL , I. GRAN, G. wmwm, 1. vmnsumnr. uNeL411BLI A. Www M m W S7 M NAPIERALAJ. MAGQILARDIR. Lawson 1 2 ,,, : .i Z 4 , 1 g A 3-N, I q 1:,4.. ,,,.,..: ,-1 ZI' ': :1' ' 4 ' 2 1 :'1 V Q BUCUUOLZ, v. vmcunu, n. srzunfm Q 4 0 ' f y N : fl - A it Aziz Ml 5 f -:-:.::5 z EEIV , ,. ..., ,ymy .. .:,.,.... I J ' ,,.,g.. z . i ::'V.' .', 8 W D ,,,,: j Ql: M K ' ' Q ,zvb ,,., 1q. A 1 wawnzvm. wacfunm Eg X Tennis 1959 w 3: Troka, G4 Miller, P4 Steuber, T4 Wielgosz, M4 Bagenski, W.g Curtiss, Lg Wawrzyn, B. Row 2: Junge, E.g Jobst, F4 Rydlewicz Stepke, R4 King, D.g Niedziela, J. Row lf Newmann, D4 Rose, M4 Krenek, lug Maclienna, C.7 Ozols, A4 Czaplewski, J. Scoreboard - 1958 Pulaski O . , East 4 Pulaski 4 . North O Pulaski 4 , West O Pulaski 4 . . Tech 0 Pulaski l . . Juneau 3 Pulaski l ...... Bay View 3 Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski . . King . South Washington . Custer Lincoln Winning 23 and losing Ql matches, the tennis team under Coach Wielgosz and Captain Bob Bostater wound up in fifth place in city competition The team was hampered by the loss ot several lettermen, but the remaining boys plus the new teamed together tor a successful season. u 4 xi Q 9:1 a ,ggfgw w H 5 5 'Hen-if-0 EW! M wi Ziff Xk,'Smw'g gi gs 1, -W Q YW , T A . ,if?5SSSt?5f, a 3-,N ,QQ sv s mm mf f I, W M fi' an H? ., Q Q - XS SACK D. MRTELLS ix f 5. SIPPY , Co-Captam ix ' P S ,.,.. 'i i Q nm Mu. mt, Vl.YERStN w.PUERsou DBARTELL QR.MANlc0wsu1 9, pygmgx Asst Coach We J. svnnnasmu MR alum: M., sm G. BER 5 S. KRUEGER R. WUCIMSKI Cn-Cayfain Baseball 1958 Raw 3: Coach Calobresa, White, J., Kallmann, R., Wargin, R., Guzniczak, J., Schahczinski, D. Row 2: Christie, T., Robison, J. Drewn ak J., Szymcinski, R., Scott, R. Row 7: Petroff, R., Krause, K., Beidatsch, C., Belter, F., Kawczynski, T., Armstran Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski lO 6 2 7 0 7 6 l 3 0 TO Scoreboard . Lincoln 4 Pulaski . East 5 Pulaski . Juneau 5 Pulaski . . Custer 9 Pulaski . Bay View 8 Pulaski . . South 6 Pulaski . North 4 Pulaski . King 2 Pulaski . . Tech 3 Pulaski Washington 5 Pulaski . . West 6 Pulaski 6 2 l 5 ll l l 5 9 2 6 2 District Championship won by Pulaski Pulaski 6- King l Playoffs won by Pulaski Pulaski 7-Pt. Washington 4 Sectional Championship Pulaski lost to Salem Central Pulaski 8-Salem Central i4 with a record of fourteen wins, seven losses team improved in fielding, hittting, pitching Although plagued by iniuries and sore ference, including Rufus King, Juneau, and Bob Wargin and Jim Robison, two of for their outstanding ability. Washington. g, J. Lincoln . East Juneau . . . Custer . . Bay View . South . North . King . Tech . . . West Washington Our l958 Ram Baseball team showed great improvement by capturing third place in the City-Conference , and one tie. Coach Calabresa was quite pleased with the way the , and all around sportsmanship. arm pitchers, the team defeated some of the top teams in the con our key men, were selected to the Journal and Sentinel all City teams up X- 5, E sv Q X I x JA, il k .. Q , ' I Z' i qc , 1 K Q 5 m QNX 1 ' 5 f X k A X ll ' E 51 3, ,LE n ' v 'N 1 . r - ..-, qqiuqq I YN ' ' W biq3g,: . 1 , cs. assoiwscu I aoamson T C '5 5F 1'm'N50 RWAWN oumcno ournm P 'TCWFRS , -iffi 1? A . .1 1 ' vw h I VA xlxnx .,.. ,.,,,,i E , V : :5'.. 5 ' gs' X Q Q? EEuVE:'uE:i,A Q X- '.,: A Z ff l X NM iw , , i A-- 2 R' QQYQQQSK' I ?Qi':Q'E'AK R. wanem o. scmuczmsx 339- BASE OUTFIELD Q if R- KHLUWN 'ccunasns E BE LTER OUTFNELD Pncusn suonfsrop Golf 1959 Row 3: Heiskanen, Ca., Szalacinski, R4 Kalamarz, R., Poirier, E., Oesterrei-:h, G., Pruski, D., Horn, D., Parmonn, R., Cody, P., Philips, J. Row 2: Coach Max, Jarecki, D., Buchholz, D., Foss, A4 Parmcinn, J., LeClaire, J,, Unger, R, Bruskiewicz, L., Dewero, L. Row la Wirchowski, C Garsiacki, D., Skef, G., Clwmiel, J,g Dobs, D., Klemme, T.g Bardewicz, M4 Bierke, Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski Scoreboard SV? , . East 3'f2 Pulaski 9 North O Pulaski 9 . West O Pulaski 2 . . Juneau 7 Pulaski 6 ..... Bay View 3 Pulaski A., Bliss, R. 7V2 . King 9 . South 5 . Waslwington 9 Lincoln 7 . . . . Custer l V2 O 4 O 2 The Maxmen did it again by winning their eighth straight city meet, Throughout the season, the team, led by city medalist Russ Berkoben, met all challengers, dropping only one city match. The boys beat St. Catherines, runner up in the Catholic State Championship, and all in all had one ot the most successful seasons in quite some time. h Iiliflfh ,gl .. WN xr Q M5 , , Y IZ ' Y 5 gs Nw? ww, 0...-1-vW,w ,N fgrifff 'amfvw' 1 S+. Q! .5 E? fe. 4, xv ,,..e'W hw-.W . A 'N-N S ff x Q NA 5 k S We N HOMEROOM 3-12B Row 5: Mankowski, R., Fuhrmon, J., Gruber, E., Mottliios, R., Nieth, T., Mazurkiewicz, E, MR' HOEPFNER ow 4: Ruger, G., Ellwitz, J., Koceio, J., Springer, W., Borutlto, C., Unlce, R. Row 3: Schmidt, R., Voss, G., Witte, W., Totem, A., Nowalcowslci, T., Russ, F. Row 2, Klawien, K., Andersen, J., Knobloucti, S., Casey, W., Bulloch, R., Radtlle, N. Row l: Schopf, J., l-lintz, M., Leveience, B., Montei, M., MISS 98 Slcrobaclr, C. Sept. 3. Teachers don suits of Sept. 5. He can always serve armor, all students enroll to- as a miserable example. day. Sept. 4. No freshie is completely Sept. 6. Examples seen scurry- worth less- ing about our halls. 122-12B Row 5: Mlclcalalc, lvl., Eck, L., Helminicik, P., Keller, R., Watts, R., Zostrow, R. Row 4- Thciiss, S., McSweeney, B., Liebherr, K., Werdermonri, F., Sclwilano, J., Bryce, R. Row 3: Moering, K., Bell, G., Wilke, L., Stoltman, N., Swansby, B, Row P, Nelson, E., Larson, SULLIVAN G., Woityrci, T., Topetzes, J., Egan, G., Kosciesza, T. Row lr Poeplce, S., Turczynski, C., Williams, P., Nowak, D., Zydowicz, S. ,.. , . JA T' ldv 'T' cr xii I as-2. 201-12B MRS. AYLWARD Row 5: Klippel, W., Olen, N., Hueneke, l., Nopierola, K., Betzlwold, J., Klimek, G Row 4: Amundson, B., Beckmann, K., Blazek, T., Woolf, B., Roche, A., Bleibaurn, B. Hewitf, R. Row 3: Dombeck, B., Braun, J., Gouro, D., Jeske, M., Polachek, D., Schober R., Kielos, M. Row 2: Flees, G., Behling, D., Dalzin, D., Huebner, K., Beck, N. Groborclwik, R., Christie, T. Row l: Betchner, P., Bylewski, O., Swayne, L., Lewondowskn C., Knutowski, D., Lang, H. Sept. 8. How come I'm al- Sept. 10. Wanna makeabet? ready tired of school? Sept. ll. Care to ioin the 3:15 Sept. 9. lt's all in your mind. club? 2-'l 'IA ow 5: Peterson, K., Soss, E., Plickta, T., Pliszko, M., Potrykus, J., Pruskt, D. Row 4: Gawronskw, C., Petersen, M., Petroff, R., Warwick, C., Plecash, R., Penkalski, D. Row 3: Umbs, P., Romero, L., Pokora, E., Rewolinski, J., Potrykus, K., Przybyla, R. J MRS. FRANK ow 2: Riccubuono, F., Rogers, C., Annello, N., Duprey, K., Tokarczyk, C., Ritsch, . Row l: Bogotzlce, R., Sclvolk, J., Retzlall, S., Relsner, Y., Rewolinski, N. an RVN. '?'t'V 6 M .I in - Y i VI ' -ltl QM 01 I MISS POUNDSTONE Q 7 Charlie? 33-1 IA Row 5: VonGries, B4 Mize, B4 Sfremlce, H4 Rosenmerlwel, R4 Sclwerlf, D4 Wagner, J. Row 4: Perry, K4 Holhion, A4 Regent, D4 Schultz, B4 Hornickel, B4 Rodtke, T4 Morkiewicz, D. Row 3: Zilke, J., Jones, B4 Onopo, D4 Rodenkirch, S4 Wolf, N4 Rybok, J. Row 2: Lonski, S4 Molkenlin, C4 Sunn, J Nowok, A. Row J. McKay, D4 Nell, E4 Mloducky, G4 JUU Jef. l 23-11A Row 5: Srucler, S4 Beller, F4 Armstrong, J4 Sommers, L4 Amrhein, M4 Bortkowski, Allen, M. Row 4. Ellis, B4 Stork, A4 Lclnensgcrd, L4 Bowiec, J4 Surges, J4 Boclces Row 3: Booth, T., Boesel, C4 Blunlcemeier, K4 Potlee, R4 Oorecki, S4 Chose, Soliwodc, D. Row 2: Bofuro, J., Beslul, J4 Borcz, J4 Borcz, V4 Bcrcz, J4 Brounreiter Row l. Bremmer, M., Bieszk, J4 Kovocevich, G4 Bishop, J4 Bouer, M4 Blowur, S Bieri, S. Sept. 16. Big, big free-for-all Sepl. 19. P.M. We are beoi, called Table Regisiraiion Day. man. By Juneau mostly. Sepf. 19. A.M. Pep Rally. You Sept. 20. Big hop. HOWDY! . soy you need a haircui, MISS ELSEN Kuzbo, P4 Knighr, B4 Sluben, J., Noie, M4 Winkleski, D4 Lasso, C. aff S IQ Q- 104-IIA Raw 5- Bogenski, W., Bruskiewicz, L., Buchholz, D., Bonin, J., Blochowiak, P., Bromaghim, Mlss SCHWAAB W. Row 4, Buelow, D., Budzien, B., Blanchard, D., Burerta, R., Dancker, S., Bzdawska, S. Row 3- Borkin R- Colley M- Czubakowslci D- DeCloux V - Czerwinski C C chosz C . ,., ,.,y,. Row 2, Cyganiak, S., Danielski, J., Ciganek, C., Deakin, V., Burger:-neister, B., Burns, S., Bursoclc, K. Pow l Clemens, K., Brooks, D., Bucholz, K., Hanson, J., Luplaw, F., Demksi, P. Sept. 22. Music from Hawaii. Sept. 26. This month Friday the Aloha-my little pineapple. 13th fell on Saturday. Sept. 23. Pulaski's endurance Sept. 27. We play South, more test: 6th hour lunch. or less. MISS THEORET Row Row Row Row Raw 107-'l'lA Carter, J., Stimac, T., Cody, P., Chaluplca, J., Cetnarawslcl, T., Curtlss, J. Anderson, M., Corona, F., Dolslrl, N., Srnlth, M., Szymaczolc, A., Dalton, G. Estkowski, E., Engler, J., Addy, H., Wrlandr, C., Switolskr, C., Betker, B. Dombrowslci, M., Stanioch, S., Drapp, F., Stellens, B., Ensing, S., Drobka, A. Fabich, S., Dwyer, S., Dzielalc, J., Snyder, Perry, B., Doyle, S. lOl if OW OW OW OW 4' Todrylc,G., WC1llus,J., Friedl 3' R Grochowski, B., Velnicke, J., lf Timmermonn, J., Volerio, Ca., Trmmler, 102 MISS ose, K., Ujozclowski, B., Struzynski, B., 115-'IIA , R., Toblusz, J., Sl Spen Tkoczuk, N., VeNo B., Wolters, V., Thomos, K., Teed, C. euber, T., Wagner, R., Schmidt, R, MRS' SCHNEPP ce, B., Toennies, S., Waldorf, L. rd, M., House, D., Tubiszewski, J. Sept. 30. Freshie lorriving at Oct. 2. Freshie: Oh good, then football gamel: Whut's the I l1aven't missed anything. score? Oct. 'l. Senior: Nothing lo Oct. 4. We beat East-Ya Hoo! nothing. 123-11A Row 4, Stepke, R., Slclerowski, R., Skloro, T., Sobczok, D., Stein, H., Thomas, J. Row Slcioru, C., Slcibinski, D., Sligo, K., Brown, N., Stowski, D., Sell, J. Row 2: Silvestri, ANDERSON Sclwroeter, J., Skornio, A., Schromm, L., Schroeter, J., Storm, B. Row 7: Skoczek, N Skomdzinski, D., Sowinski, C., Schultz, D., Schulze, C. f XL? 4-, qw- rsgg , Sf' 129-'IIA MR. BRUSSOCK Row Row myself of snoring? myself 130-I IA Row 5: Tomusevil, J., Kraby, P., Stoiber, E., Korklewski, D., Kolhraclc, R., Gorski, ll. Row 4: Kosinslci, J., Kloss, D., Kisch, G., Kosmolkci, W., Thomas, Larelc, J., Komunski, S., Mallory, J., Lile, M., Manslce, J., Szymbarski, N. Row 2: Linglorcl, MR KANHZ B., Lewondowski, B., Larsen, K., Gumsey, J., MacKenzie, M., Stein, O. Row lf Maclco- ' wialc, C., Marciniolr, C., Scharlal, S., Ryan, M., Lotus, K., Lasusa, C. Oct. 6. Krcfsz How can I cure Od. 8. Gorski: Try sleeping in Od. 7. I snore so loud, I wake Od. 10. Homecoming game. 5: Grady, K., Fink, R., Dusick, G., Errol, F., Engel, J., Dyszelskl, D., Dublinske, K Af Gershak,G., Doriu, R., Dzibinski, T., Ruck, R., Dyur, R., Dilley, J., Busse, J. Giganle, J. Row 3: Frilz, J., Greve, B., Sinclair, J., Foiut, R., Gczdeclrl, S., Gorski, B. Fruhbouer, B. Row 2: Gross, J., Gruszka, K., Gumz, K., Floo, M., Flower, P., Gowelslci reelc, K. Row I: Geisler, K., Grice, S., Gillis, D., Folcrori, M., Glurich, N., Galvun S., Goleclci, S another room. Them s the breaks B., Koch, R. Row 31 103 Row 5: Fronlcowiok, G., Golublnslci, R., Grsinslci, D., Grolinslci, D., Funk, R., Engebretson, W., Gottfreid, J. Row df Groft, G., Gorsteclci, D., Borgmann, K., Griel, P., Golecki, T, Row 3, Hoeter, J., Hoover, S., Heinemann, K., Holmes, P., Hughes, K., Herr, D., Gare 4., Mussatti, M. Row lg Hansen, K., LeClaire, J., Hutt, S., Hultgren, S., Hurley, P, 131-11A MR. STERN Row 5: Nopiercilo, P, Urbaniok, R., Zembruski, R., Kolotci, R., Braun, K., Sobol T Row 4: Jazdzewslci, M., Stanley, J., Klein, P., Schunk, L., Reimer, M., Brozoski, T. Row 3 Zowaclci, C., Kaluzny, D., Swiatkowski, G., Degerstedt, K., Lesinski, R, Row lr Fischer K., Smith, P., Jens, S., Keller, E., Holland, J., Szydlowski, M. Oct. ll. Homecoming dance. Oct. 16. Who wants athIete's Quit scuffing my white buck foot, anyway? shoes! Oct. 15. Give an athlete an Oct. 18. Another blue day. Cus- inch and he'II take u foot, but ter creams us. let him have it- 202-11A omblce, G. Row 2, Schneider, B., Szulczewski, S., Hrodiian, K., Hochholter, J., Henrichs, MISS SCHAEFER O4 Joers, W., McCue, D., Wroblewski, T., Foss, J., Oleniczok, R., Gromacki, J. Row 2 ,W .sr --. N.,-A ,J Q 204-1'IA w 5 Szuiocrnskr R n B., Johnson, A., Zolewski, J., Heiderr rler E Row He ms Herman, R., Herman, J., Dix, T., Heiskonen,G w 3 Hoggcrriy P ndrelak C., Kehoe, S., Herms, D., Heiskonen, o nson L w o n e , Kobbeek, S., Kasper, S., Kommerer oe er J Row 7 .lablonskr K Juworskl, J., Wollenhoup, J., Jonokuch Od. 24. We defeei Bay View in feelsbull and lake 'lsr in cross-couniry. Od. 25. So thot's why Slushu was grinning. Row 5: UI Row 4, Brossmcun S Woif wrc i es xrz w er ROW MR. SCHMITZ Kcmtok, R Zo ewskl scr C Korsiwncn R Wrsrolowskr M XrVOICICCi1OWSI Row 2: W I Row i: Wook A Korczewskl J Wiz S Groenewoid S Winkler M ZOi9WSiiI ch, ww ef 4 Q., -.v we 1 5 QT!! 233-11A i 'ow 51Groth, W4 Kultler, C4 Waszak, C4 Kroll, G4 Lang, A., Weber, 1. Row 4: Mennen, MRS' ALDMCH I4 Mrozinski, A4 Kwasny, W4 Krysiak, D4 Larson, D4 Plock, D, Row 3: Tupper, C4 flanke,1., Marquarclr,1., Krenek, 14 lirawczyk, R., Smith, T. Row 2: Misoorski, C4 Meclrow, I4 Wagner, K4 Mrozinski, L4 Miller, D4 Mellantine, K. Row i: McDonald, T4 Nelson, D4 ridler, A4 Kulos, 14 Meizen, 14 Moskolik, K. O6 Nov. 1. Good News! Cross-coun- try team is second in the state. Nov. 13. Parent Visitation night. Sorry, no last minute bribes. Nov. 14. Yale-Michigan swim Nov. 6, 7. Teachers Convention brings many sighs of relief. MR. SIMPSON Aw H . ti -f f meet - glub. 305-11A Row 5: Lcrnke, 14 Tcssenskc, D4 Mokowski, S4 Lipinski, J., Malczewski, D4 Ligocki, R Pow 4: Qunndl, R4 Lemke, R, Plucker, R., Weidner, 14 Wenzel, D., Malkowski, 1. Mricieiewski, D. Row 3: Mueller, K., Nickel, 14 Nisbet, L., Nowak, M4 Tolfa, 1. Lewawclowski, K. Row 21 Nowak, S., Weed L4 Nelson, B4 Oeckel, S4 Norris, N4 Mundi C4 Wegehcupt, M. Row if Neumann, 14 Niwa, M4 Murley, M4 Niemczylc, C4 Neiko G4 Nowrocki, M. , 51:1 A 'E 4.-- 9 ,.., an .?M-5,-V Key l f' .AM . t r r QM' 'lr 1 308-1 1A Mus. ADAMSKI Kodolu, T. Row 4, Krueger, P., Wolfer, B., Kuchorski, M., Krolm, K., Krowczyk, M. KUl'1I'1, K. Row 3, Jogodzinslcl, J., Kominslci, R., Welch, T., Jcr1cle:s, K., KG1OlSliI, R. Jonzovnik, J., Koloro, J. Row 2: Krouse, K., Kosul, K., Kubrk, B., Kuclvorskr, J., Behling J., Kubenik, N. Row lf King, B., Grewolch, J., Popelko, B., Krrop, S., Koller, B. Anderson, V., Pelerson, K. Nov. 70. Where are my hack shoes? Tomorrow is the ---- . Nov. 17. What abou? your team? Are they good losers? Nov. 21. Sadie Howkin's Day Dance Nov. 18. Good? They're perfect! 312-St-1 1A Row 5: lgnollevs, G., Freclerlclc, G., While, J., Miclwololc, T., Kommerer, P., Vlflegorv, R. Row 4, Czeclwolinslci, P., Cero, R., Lange, G., Chrislicmson, G., Forsier, P., Fellows, R., Chmielewskr, R. Row 3: Gregor, K., Grulwn, M., Fellor, S., Brezlnski, J., Golico, J., Funk, M. Row 2, Bolnskr, E., lnlrmonn, J., Gerke, J., Fclgeworvlw, M., Cosfonlo, J., Bollwe, B., Swoyne, G. Row l, Gclarriec, F., Cospersen, S., Ciesllnski, R., Werner, E., Bercr, J., MR. STIEBER IO Bosele, K. r Z .- 759 Row 5: Konkol, K., Kopczynslci, G., Kulinski, B., Kerwin, J., Kowczynski, R., Kongos, J. 323-l lA MR' DALE Row 4, Ralcowski, J., Schneider, R., Schulze, G., Scho czlnsl er R Row 3: Scott, R., Schettle, B., Scott, O., Rydzewski, D., Roppo T Serbvok T Rostkowslcl R, Row 2: Switolslci, S., Sclwicki, J., Schoemonn, L., Sc wurz Roe A Sc er metzler, R. Row lr Sodowski, S., Ryan, J., Schaffer, omolns I in n Neudortf, K., Sonlcey, L, Nov. 27, 28. Thanksgiving va- cation. Students are mainly thankful for vacation. Dec. 2. Student: I was absent yesterday because of illness. 326-11A Dec. 3. Teacher: What were you sick of? Dec. 4. Student: Row 4: Wargen, K., Wesolowslci, J., Mellock, J., Miller, P., Trudell, D., Metz, K. Row 3: Olson, R., Verhein, S., Olbinski, S., Pauc, R., Morquordt, R., Millcowski, M., 'vlolkowski Duroclnik, Dleinik, C., O8 R. Row 2, Toylor, M., Orlow, A., Owsiunny, K., Olsen, M., Ol'lora, M., K. Row l: Wendt, J., Bogner, J., Puwlowski, J., Pcnkowski, M, Potterson, C., Paulsen, K. This class. MISS TIMBERS .,.. --f ii s H A an A u.-I Q..- ,M- v sv' ,MW W.. ' 4,1 rl 330-I IA Row 5: Dolrnar, C., Niemlec, D., Oeslerreich, G., Williorns, G., Nemec, G., Pclgenkop, R, MISS BAUMANN Row Af Pocuan, R., Werner, R., Napa, J., Millcowski, T., Orlowskl, T., Nowicki, R., Nimrner, D. Row 3: Prusinski, K., Paluszewski, M., Olson, R., Paulin, D., Nowicki, D., Nowicki, R. Row 2: Nawrocki, M., Pczdkowinski, P., Pietrygo, B., Pluto, J., Wernsmon, J., Poglud, B., Pierce, K. Row lg PIFOQ, B., Rodai, P., Powers, N., Phillip, K., Prowzik, J., Prinfup, C. Dec. 6. Basketball game makes Dec. 8. 2nd report card day. hop afterwards hazardous. This is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Dec. 7. Who left all those basketbolls lying about? Dec. 9. My trouble is that the sack dresses fit me. Cafe-Bay-S-I IB Row 5: Raclaw, S., Schauer, D., Goergen, G., Sroczynski, A., Voskrcsenski, A., Ulofowski, E. Row 4: Show, M., Tewall, J., Karczewski, L., Smurs, K., Swanson, W., Spielberg, R. Row 3: Rousch, K., Novak, A., Seymour, .l., Somme 5, E., Booth, K., Ziellnski, N., Swonsby, .I. Row 2: Wrzeski, G., Schwichtenberg, S., Piper, A., Kapsos, R., Vunglemon, S., Shirk, H. Row l, Rystrcken, R., Riley, J., Kinorv, G., Valerio, J., Vonclerpool, M., Teevon, K. MR. STRUBE lU9 X,,,,! S H W , I i ' iii i Q JIU ll . s XX! 29-11B Row 5: Shcmiiis, E., Kornowski, R., Ragonese, L., Barwick, D., Beller, T., DeLaet, D. Mlss HHNEMANN Row 41 Waclwowialr, D., Dabs, D., Kowalski, G., Hansen, P., Goldammer, B., Goral, T. Row 3,Hao1i,z, L., Barkoviclw, R., Heiskanen, J., Ballell, D., Chirriicl, J. Raw 21Golll1ardt, J., Graefe, P., Bandlow, D., Hoeth, P., Anosov, N., Casper, S. Row l: Grudziriski, D., Bleibaum, N., Harlmann, E., Eisenberg, M., Bork, D. Dec 10 The worst kind of re Dec 12. We bclhle IT ou! with ducing pill is . Eosl. Dec. 11. The one who keeps tell- Dec. 13. We also played bas- ing you about it ketbcxll MISS LINDSAY 307-11B Row 5: Leary, W., Kridel, M., Phillip, J., O'Connell, W., Bub, W. Row 4, Karn Przybylski, S., Termini, G., Millonzi, F., Pietruszynski, D., Frey, R. Row 3, Nowak Pietri, W., Roslawski, R., Milbratlw, K., Musial, C., Lypek, J. Row 2, Niven, J., Holrin Lange, J., Jacobus, J., Lesriiewski, J., Salverson, D. Row l, Lamb, E., Fisher C., Hurst Leger, F., Kocian, M., Owen, S. nw. K. 1- 9. U ww MRS. PEDERSON Row 3: Broun, Plml.owsl4i, J Lcll, S. Row Dec. 22. Chrislmas vucolion be- gins. Dec. 24. I don't cure who you are, for boy, get those rein- deer off my roof! Boys' Activities-1 OA lfK 312P-IIB fer' A. Row 5, Sclwerlzl, R., Francis, L., Mottilu, N., Chart, B., Steuernngal, L., Gusc, R. Row 4. Puczkowski, J., Elczuk, D., Czornolo, R., Bell, J., Joreckl, D,, Grwmm, R., Thwcme, W, D., Niencs, J., Koppel, K., Kubiok, S., Piolek, K., Slrizcl, J. Row 2: Slone, S., Mierilz, L., Giompoolerh, A., Lempicke, T., Hunfinglon, J., Jan. 7. Armed Forces Day. At ease, men. Jun. IO. Nothing much going on at school. II's Sutunday. Row 5, Toepfel, J., Kung, J., Smulmowslci, D., Surdyk, R., Wojciechowski, R., Torclselc, S., Szufo, K. Row 4: Swlrlh, J., Slosik, F., Szofhiewlcz, H., Smith, W., Tougerl, J., Swenf rowskr, G. Pow 3, Slremlcc, F., Sfomn, T., Voloills, U., Tuler, S., Tyloclc, J., Thompson, bxgfxglg K Qi, J., Storm, S. Row 2, Szulcolslci, P., Szymczok, M., Tully, B., Ulolowslci, J., Vislonl, D., M Nun' ' X MR. WIELGOSZ zoblewsku, T. Row lg Trinostic, J., Thoms, J., Sushorskl, M., Glosny, V.- Six, M., Struzik, K., Sulylo, S. ryclwowiok, B., Beierlc, B., Felwr, C., Schobo, P., Berg, B., Groncki, M. we SR! 'A l xi sy X F A x L 3, ' . ...... 'SXSEX K lll Win-,'s.,. Row 5: Borzick, M., Brzezrnski, J., Boniewicz, J., Brudmcki, D., Corvick, R., Brock, A. Row 4: Breier, S., Bieniewski, R., Burneske, P., Bergeson, M., Masiakowski, M., Brezenski, l., Bucholz, K. Row 3: Borchordr, G., Brozynski, R., Bronzelewslci, B., Biesferveld, R., 3oyle, K., Borchardl, B. Row 2: Hunlinglon, J., Bandomir, M., Brornmer, N., Bartholomew, 4., Bromoghim, S., Brown, J. Row l: Bruneslce, L., Bishop, B., Bischoff, L., Bieriiewski, M., ioguszewski, S., Westphal, J. l12 7-10A MR' KAlSER Row 5: Graham, A., Adamus, R., Bulkman, S., Awe, D., Bishop, R., Bakolarski, N. Row 4 Abramczyk, G., Apps, D., Banaszynski, J., Borlerr, D., Boldewicz, M., Bliss, R. Row 3: Ball J., Boker, S., Banaszynski, S., Kraft, A., Orzechowski, M., Pagel, P, Row 2: Alexander, M. Dorpar, R., Banaszak, G., Baloch, S., Anderson, K., Balcerek, C, Row l: Neith, M. Anderson, M., Falh, J., Welch, M., Banaszynskr, J., Bailey, J. Jan. 12. Mickey Priiic's cam- Jan. 14. Priiic eleded class pres- paign promise. ident. Jan. 15. Seniors wash their faces for dress-up day lII's about time!J Jan. 13. lf elected, I promise 43 minute passing periods and 4 minute classes. 8-1 OA MR. STEFFEN ... if I 1, ff' 'lr Ji' 9-10A Row 5: Fehl, T., Czarriecki, R., Christ, P., Colle, B., Eccher, P., Eggers, R., Czoslcos, D. MR' PEl'KoWSKl Row A, Dieckman, M., Kopaclr, J., Platz, H., Fel1l,J., Czoplewslri, J., Curtis, L., Bricco, S. Raw 3, Czechorski, B., Domlsructi, J., Ciezynski, M., Brendelson, M., Ciancila, J., Cielesin- ski, G. Row 2: Cliarbonneau, E., Fluclrer, K., Budynelc, S., Brunner, C., Craig, M., Daniel, L., Cavellard, K. Row l, Christie, S., Raccoli, M., Eckhart, R., Dornagalski, D., Czerwinslci, B., Cciyler, B. Jan. 17. We win the city swim Jan. 20. Teachers force me to relays Why not? break a New Year's resolution. Jan. 19. Pulaskians sign Jan. 21. I have to take my safe driving pledges. exams, anyhow. 26-10A MISS WILBUR Gcilineau, S., Follcowski, C., Hecleen, L., Elchulc, C. 29' -4 ' '!'? li'- Dombeclc, L., Frederick, B., Felss, M., Ferguson, M., Edercgger, Row 5: Gunderson, H., Flowers, D., Gierclset, H., Gourley, K., Gosiorowskr, M. Row Lemley, D., Weiss, J., Campbell, L., Grice, J., Nclsori, N., Brookman, B. Row Fularczylc, K., Derr, R., Grundy, R., Finger, R., Gose, T., DeCora, R. Row 2, Fritsch J w lg Dunbar 102-10A '! P MR. ZIELINSKI ow 5: Johnson, G., Jaskie, R., Kreblow, C., Holasek, G., Jenders, R., Hohenfelclt, P., Horn, D. Row 4, Harding, L., Humphrey, B., Szyclel, D., Kannapinn, L., Hruslca, R., Julgo, R., Kinnee, R., Kclczmcrek, D., Kaczmarek, F., Kclzinskl, B., Karnlewslrl, C. Pow 3: alawa, L., Hempel, G. Row 2, Hess, M., Hoffman, S., Heindl, C., Helden, C., czkowski, M., Jozelak, P. Row lr Eckert, D., Gyrion, M., Husslein, S., Helgemo, J., Hcull, R., Helder, P., Apps, S. 14 Jan. 24. Senior Dance. You have Jun. 26. Graduation. quite an ear for music, Chuck. I can tell by the rhythmic way Jan 28 swdems off 'oduy you step on my feet. ' ' ' MRS. BOONE Just today? I thought they were off all the time. 34-10A Row 5, Hintz, G., Hammon, D., Kopp, D., Hlmmelspach, T., Patzer, J., Scrvi, Paul. Row 4:Fc1sting, D., Hagland, R., Hintz, R., Hasil, G., Hoffman, D., Hanel, E., Gutowski, T. Row 3, Grakinjon, C., Genet, C., Griffiths, P., Gill, J., Grzesk, S., Guy, S. Row 2: Latus, J., Glapa, E., Giganti, M., Gorski, S., Guthman, R., Helm, W., Gorz, G. Row lr Groenevvolcl, J., Gump, P., Gubernoi, N, Leitgeb, J., Giovcnnnetti, E., Gullett, J. 6' -wp we Q-f V wr rv' 203-10A Julgo, R., Klrmee, R., Koczmcrek, D., Koczmorek, F., Knsmskn, B., Kormewsku, C. Row Kcmrcfh, B., Kosum, J., Keller, R., Kiel, P., Kosperskn, B. Row 2, Kominskw, K., lvkovic R., Koclw, J., Klemme, T., Jo Jcworski, P., Korth, T., Keeler, J. F b. 2. Whafs yellow, lives in a cage, has 4 legs, and weighs 1,000 pounds? Jon. 29. 2nd semester begins. e Jan. 30. Gel out the bubbler posses. Feb. 3. Two 500 Ib. cunuries. 212-G-'IOA Row 5- Medlow S, Boldwck, K., Miellce, E., Mcnzorlclewncz, C., Mllcsclw, N., Mrozmslci, C., NJOITISRJIT, T. Rom! 11. Mollwer, J., Zohm, R., Johnson, B., Mrochlnskl, Cz., Meier, D, Welk, R. Row 3, Lsmke, C., McGenn, F., Moy, W., Merlen, D., !l1leureIIL,HJ.,SAfleUteIl2a, D., MR. GRIEF Meller R, Row 2: Muller, C., Meier, C., Mlchelok, L., Meler, C., MC y ., l 5, J. B Row l: Luczywko, J., Muvley, M., Mutles, J., Muelwl, J., Graff, S., Mllosz, S., Motz Jw. aff .. 1.- 'W , f ,... N' .- f . n N. . Q- - .4 ,E .1 ' W-W X . J Xmr X , , avi 4: 'V' 9996 S, sw .,,. ss 1' di fe 4 llll N--:J M' MISS PHHJPKOWSKI Row 5: Kmgl, T., Jereb, E. Kolcmorz, R., Klismnoc, R., Kebbel-cus, L., Kodo4c1,J. Row 4. . . . 3. h, rgensen, D., lrnnnski, I.. Row l: Jablonsku, B., Koczmc1rck,A f K. P.. 115 Vw W3- 212-R-10A MR' RUTENBECK Row 5: Skrobis, G., Sebuniu, N., Schudorth, J., Sloftke, W., Scherrer, K., Pollen, L Row 4: Schlessinger, C., Soltis, S., Schwertfeger, F., Schwartz, G., Sodowski, R., Schmidt R., Seiser, G. Row 3: Seinko, B., Monikowski, S., Sorensen, M., Sippy, S., Scholk, R. Schroeder, S., Reinke, E. Row 2: Zibolski, B., Skornio, L., Schmitt, J., Sindicic, N. Selden, B., Schromm, M., Slicker, D. Row lf Shorey, J., Stenson, S., Sobczylc, C. Stcmpfel, D., Smith, D., Schmidt, J., Repensek, D. Feb. 12, Pep Rally. You-Rah- Feb. 16. We now have Rclh, etc. C-I-N-E-M-A-5-C-O-P-E! Feb. 14. City Swim Meet. Guess Feb. 17. Science program, This who won? Atomic World, Sh - - - Boom! 212-W-10A Row 5: Solverson, L., Singer, D., Jobsl, F., Power, R., Leverence, VV., Frye, J. Row 4: Zottke, R., Czochowski, J., Wroblewskl, M., Moy, S., Brewer, M., Mock, R., Kaiser Row 3: Prlilc, L., Wollernunn, M., Sowci, C., Roggenboch, B., Mcllewiclri, K., Funk Row 2, Pilochowski, G., Betker, L., Johnson, R., Wentlond, K., Merbst, N., Jender, Ziegler, M. Row lf Wrensch, G., Perkins, K., Brandt, H., Sowo, J., Roberts, Jenderiewslci, A. to MR. WOOD f-spggen . . PM fri QA. 0 i w.-A19 222-10A Row 5: Pionek, W., Richards, T., Ripinski, R., Duniter, J., Toflhogen, W., Rogers, J., MISS CANNON Boettcher, H., Wnllms, L. Row 4, Pluto, K., Wrttig, P., Loppnow, D., Plosoy, M., Quinn, M., Wysockt, B., Repenburg, G., Pioner, P, Row 3: Wilson, D., Puddy, R., Puetz, E., Piotrowslrl, E., Rolcowski, P., Robok, G., Presser, S. Row 2: Powers, M., Pietrosilc, R., Betts, C., Wronski, P., Retrozewski, D., Ricke, J., Wolf, R, Row I, Rewinski, P., Yeliclt, D., Zibolski, D., Polka, S., Ponko, N., Rodomski, P., Woltczo in the suck. lc, M. Feb. 18. Mommy, why are we Feb. 20. We play Juneau. ou! in the middle of the lake? Feb. 19. Shut up and get buck Feb. 23. Another blue Monday. 'Nw an ww, 224-10A Row 51 Lolleur, A., Zmudc, J., Kroby, L., Kromberger, J., Lotus, D., Lorson, D., Koniclco D. Row 4: Larsen, G., Zoltok, S., Barth, B., Kuboclci, D., Kuske, R., Kotowski, R. Row 3 organ, G., Kucercl, D., Kubnick, J., Kumbercn, J., Kropf, K., Konieczny, N., Lees, S X MRS' WILKE Row 2: Larsen, L., Kuczynski, L., Koronlco, C., Gorskl, C., Kneisler, A., Kruse, S. Row l Kuester, S., Kuks, D., Klopf, J., Krush, M., Krontz, S., Bykowski, C., Koch, J, 117 'Q 226-'IOA Row 5: Lopacinski, J., Lucas, F., Marx, R., Lubner, A., Maciolek, G., Masters, A. Row 4 MR' ENDRES Moternowski, L., Lindsay, C., Malkowskr, T., Zakrzewski, R., Kolpcck, .l., Fahy, T Pow 3: Zawicki, S., Marker, K., Leister, K., Lexow, J., Loetfler, D., Ladwig, K. Row 2 Mahnke, K., Littrian, J., Loneske, K., Lopata, A., Marin, P., Lock, K., Maronn, K. Row l Cunze, R., Borowski, C., Marek, D., Malecki, M., Macek, V., Malewicki, R. Feb. 25. College Day Program. Feb. 28. Final game ofthe sea- son. We win. Feb. 26. Definition of college: Mor. 2- We finlih in 0 tie fur q fountain of knowledge 4th place. Is that ever nice! where students gather to drink 312-M-10A Row 5: Crogan, K., Anderson, R., Neudorfi, R., Litzaw, J., Bialk, J. Row 4: Burton M Binkowsku, L., Msolowslwi, D., Bevert, W., Gnader, J., Eichler, W. Row 31 Murawski, M Hall, B., Harris, B., Mahnke, G., Darley, R., Schwulst, R. Row 2, Lewandowski, M MRS. MICHALAK C., Miller, D., Humb, L., Dobernid, D., Wysocki, I. 18 41 A Borucki, C., Moll, S., Schmidt, S., Markiewicz, D., Stucier, S, Row i: Kesler, L., Morford x. fi' l fi-is v rw Sutylo, S., Gorskr, S. iff? N.-fi 312-Sl-10A MRS' SLATER Row 4: Seizer, T., Hugo, P., Wilke, H., Nitko, K., Mcrcetich, M., Bro rn Row Stinchzomb, W., Donorski, T., Fregm, P., Wirrlcurski, D., Hensel, J., Cl rw Pe Row 2: Stonislowski, C., Bodzinskr, R., Kuhowo, B., Piotrowskr, S., Myszkowskl C oss P., Steffens, R. Row l: Bremmer, J., Somdohl, S,, Haskm, K,, Richor son Spec But it won't. Mar. 4. Baseball meeting. Swing, Mar. 16. Roses are red, violets but not out. are blue. You think this will rhyme Mar. 7. Rainbow Rhapsody is presented by Orchesis mem- Mor. 25. bers. 319-10A Row 5: Voiclels, D., Whrtlrxg, R., We-ndorf, F., Turk, J., VVoller, J., Travis, R. Row 4: Voss, P., Przedwieclci, D., Weber, R,, Woldoch, C., Unger, R., Urboniok, D. Row 3: Burns, P., Wollroth, S., Wagner, B., Wirsbirwski, S., VVenzel, J., Willie, .I, Row 2: Wieczorek, R., Wagner, E., Wise, G., Wogcmd, C, Woclwol, P., Wnrgin, K., Wonnebo, P. Row 7: Wagner, M., Trzebiotowslci, D., Wolkowrolc, M., Wlrtzboch, L., Wrsiulowslri, C.,Wocl1owiolc, E. MRS. HELTERHOFF Mar. 20. Gymnastics meet. I hope the gymnastics liked each other. been checked? Mar. 23. lst report card day. I guess I shouIdn't have given homework up for Lent. been brown. 329-10A Row 5: Puka, L., Edwards, K., Poicyn, L., Poiakowski, W., Wanty, T., Walentowski, J., .oh, R. Row 4: Zimmerman, D., Krohn, W., Russell, C., Schmidt, B., Doeplce, D., 3rzedwiecki, D. Row 3: Richter, D., Rex, E., Schmidt, C., Schimetz, N., Perinovic, S., 'IasiI, H. Row 2: Piautz, R., Rivest, E., Rydlewicz, L., Blcinkenheim, R., Rink, J., Romonowski, K. Row I: McPherson, L., Richter, L., SanMiguel, S., Rostcm, L., Kinney, R- 'rince, J. 20 Mar. 25. Have your eyes ever Mor. 26. No sir, they've always 322-10A MISS HANSON Row 5: Perinovic, D., Petiewski, R., Nowicki, D., Nowak, K., Parmann, R., Bilicki, D., Ostrowski, D. Row 4: Niwo, J., Nadolinski, R., Netterfield, D., Neumann, D., Nowakow- ski, R., Saxby, N. Row 3: Nolan, J., Hall, J., Davidson, S., Perla, E., Nickei, M., Nowicki, E., Kazrnierski, S. Row 2: Patterson, F., Peters, J., Palkowski, J., Petrykowski, S., Niedziela, J., Hortwig, S. Row I: Olsen, K., Olson, K., Pierzchaiski, B., Paulsen, R., Pietruszysnki, D., Nowak, R., Klug, P, MRS. KNUTSON L cv -1, Y hw fc' 4 ' M r . w..s,-fr Mb 209-10B Mn. GLowAcKr Row 5, Dollinger, K., Lotus, R., Plucinski, R., Popo, T., Plopper, G., Moore, K., Rion, R. Row 4, Kempski, T., Niesel, A., Lecncu, J., Olson, I., Grohovoc, N., Gotthordt, R., Smith, M. Row 3, Helsinger, J., Unglczube, R., Kubicik, K., Brunlinger, R., Goodman, S., Brown, P., Russell, M. Row 2: Sevlck, D., Rutkowsld, S., Ferguson, C., Prijic, A., Swonsby, I., Romel, C., Griem, P. Row l, Kniproth, M., Molecki, E., Erhort, M., Piontek, J., Klug, C., Becker, K., Rozewlcz, K., Heyder, G. Mar. 27. Spring vacation. I Apr. 2. More Spring vocation. didn't think that the springs needed it. Apr. 1. Hope all you fools had Apr. 6. Back to the books. a great day. 230-10B Row 5: Kubosh, A., Soclwen, C., Wilsln, T., Mattie, L., Reisbock, R., Myszewski, A. Row 4: Gruszkowski, R., Oster, C., Noennic, M., Clotworthy, R., Mulvoney, J. Czubinski, J., Smith, K, Row 3: Konnopinn, J., Mertens, W., Voss, S., Graham, J. Kintop, R., Schodeter, R., Stupek, J, Row 2, Firncno, R., Kowolczylc, C., Diesch, M. Kruck, K., Czoikowski, S., Harris, N. Row l, Bell, J., Stark, J., Rudzinski, S., Wuechow ski, S., Piwoworczyk, C., Dlenczolc, G., Nell, D, MR. SHAW 121 PN.. rw ...E ,M wm- 234-9A w 5: Heuter, K., Traczyk, J., Guerin, P., Szeflinski, D., Kopitanski, R., Lesniewski. R w 4: Kielas, P., Surge, A., Roeal, K., Dieterle, R., Brelsford, K., Fryt, J., Oldenburg, R w 3: Ruger, J., Nowak, N., Mihelich, M., Senn, K., Betanski, C., Kuehn, R. Row 2- Dretz, R., Watts, C., Kiel, S., Mayer, L., Prlntuo, J., Marsh, N., Zelesnikor, J. Row 7- eber, D., Rauch, J., Guerlinski, P., Kinost, C., Strow, N., Hodgins, E. MISS SHIPMAN 22 MRS. STANWITT Apr. 14. Tennis starts. Apr. 16. You know which one I mean. Apr. 15. No, I won't tell the old ioke about what a noisy game Apr. 17. It concerns all the it is. racketisl? Cafe-N-9A Row 5: VonGries, G., Holodu, D., Wilbert, B., Kaszywski, J. Row 4: K1emens, L., Perron, J., Anderson, R., Mavis, J., Meler, F., Reimer, D. Row 3: Potrykus, N., Ryder, C., Rcmke, J., Zuehr, S., Knutson, L., Treibet, C. Row 2: Jensen, A., Helbcck, R., Millonzi, B., Trscher, B., Kolp, D., Zonolc, A. Row 1: McDermott, A., Moll, D., Wilke, L., Zensici, C., Pokiewicz, J., Biankowski, K. if-. MRS. HOLZWARTH Teacher's Cafe-9A Row 5, Bilicki, K., Kokowski, A., Hencsik, R., Schmidt, J., Lautenschlager, W., Pieper, W. Casper, R. Row 4: Wargo, B., Wojnechowski, M., Kedzierski, M., Stawski, A., Martynskr J., Nitlca, E. Row 3, Zyskiewicz, T., Kasinski, J., Zalewski, F., Kratochvil, E., Wojciechow ski, J., Zarcone, J., Ignatkowski, B. Row 2: Donaldson, M., Jusirnan, S., Peto, P. Ehmcke, H., Radai, T., Cramey, K. Row lf Struzvk, R., Manslce, K., Grassl, J., Koller D., Carlson, J., Foloron, J., Radko, D. Apr. 23. Golfer: Why do you May 'l. Prom tomorrow night. keep looking at your watch? Do you think it's too late for me? Apr. 24. Coach Max: This isn't ca watch, it's a compass. May 2. Prom is terrific so they tell me 22-9A Row 5: Oclcerlancler, R., Engel, R., Radke, J., Pfeiffer, J., Hewitt, W., Michael, T. Row 4 Lawson, W., Bierke, A., Wenzler, G., Adams, D., Wagner, T., Stendler, K, Row 3 Saclowslri, C., Strzyzewslci, S., Allen, C., Kacner, P., Myszkowski, K., Busse, T, Row 2 f Miss Moi-in Ford, P., Jacobsen, M., Kussmann, M., Bieniewski, C., Masas, S., Ziemnicki, S. Row l. Rappa, R., Johnson, M., Grabarkiewicz, L., Keough, T., Schuenke, D. .-v' 123 - if 5 lg F' pi I 51735, 1 3 . , .. . , 1. f I N an Q E vw 1 33-9A iczak, K. May 4. Miss Daring: What are May 6. Miss Doring: That's cor- three words used most by stu- rect. dents? May 5. Sippy: I don't know. May 8. Happy birthday, Peaches. 207-9A Row 5: Lindquist, R., Junge, I., Rischer, H., Banaszynski, R., Rufflng, J., Surges, J, Row 4: Voss, J., Bugoiskl, J., Ebert, L., Jouregue, K., Hyland, W., Kritfer, R. Row 3: Swindcwicz, B., Brarnmer, D., Plosil, A., Tyborski, S., Anderson, S., Spongenberg, S., Petroff, D. Row 2, Grundy, F., Grover, T., Gruetzmacher, S., Krolaski, C., Urboniak, A., MISS FILASETA Lemanski, K. Row l: Nero, P., Funk, S., Meyer, S., Reynolds, K., Jaszewski, K. ws MRS' CIRIC Row 5, Kowal, R., Johnson, T., Danker, P., Bowel, S., Perinich, L., Bruss, D ow Sclwoehfeldt, S., Kosmatka, K., Vicic, A., Kordas, G., Medved, D., Lidwln, D., Nowak E Row 3: McKillop, J., Trernaine, M., Yatzeck, J., Balistreri, G., Otto, D., Groblews I Row 2: Retzlaff, J., Kasianowicz, S., Franke, K., Grassel, E., Sockett, L., G Ive o Swanson, C. Row l: Oungst, M., Lange, L., Serwa, J., Farkas, T., White, J An ze CIO' .ZX Q 212-E-9A w 5 Ligocke C Wollenhoup E., Grochcilski, J., Bollering, L., Walsh, R., Wiole, Y. MISS ENN'5 ow 4 ozerakowski K Oberlonclcr, I., Jcizweclcowski, K., Peters, K., Daniels, N., 0 s A rzezinskr R w 3 Doliin, J., Reuler, S., Vici, J., Roney, P., Slirdevont, N., Hoppe M Row 2 Greves J Gulurczyk, M., Piotrowski, C., Piorrowski, J., Kowalski, S., or T Luurnonn ow l Swick, S., Schrieber, C., Dziodosz, M., Anderson, S., May 'l'l. Another repori card May 13. Bob is running down day. the Ist bose line, May 12. Ad for grass seed: May 14. And the umpire keeps How are you fixed for blades? a closed eye on the play. 216-9A Row 5, Ryan, M., VonOscli, C., Broun, E., Jcxcklin, G. lsc son Grubor M ocz rncirelc, K. Row 41 Kloclcow, D., Lisiecki, J., Miller, B Szymoczo C Jendroszo Dembowski, D., Burich, D. Row 3: Sebbo, K., Lemonskl Roe e N Golos ci MISS RlEDl- Kuensller, D., Ponkowski, R., Phillips, J. Row 2, Miclwels D Woclwowro G Sme c D., Swodzinski, D., Fitzgerald, F., Plortis, P., Krueger, w e er Kn Gurlwrie, N., Edwards, B., Oblcck, A., Asli, T., Sloffon F Dems: .A.......A.,f ?ow 5: Delrick, B., Szlulcowski, J., Depfollo, G., Ford, J., Dillmonn, J., Wagner, M Cruk, R. Row 2: Golecki, L., Stonis, J., Opcnf, R,, Azua, B., Roeglin, C., Litzou, R.- iurmeisler, G. Row lf Belter, C., Kinnee, C., Gwill, M., Miller, B,, Sl1cffer,S., Plalz, K 221-9A Mlss KRINNER ow 4: VonGroII, M., Zimny, C., Szurgol, D., Bellisime, L., Sorrells, J., Rzepeclci, J., miec, T, Row 3: Pouer, R,, Peilruszynski, E., Elwlerl, D., Lewondowski, J., Breese, E., Moy 15 16 Sensor C ss Pay May 19 Couch lo baseball star a smash May 20 Gel ln there e May 18 It also was very good beaned and walk' 223 9A R w 5 Mnnlov J Mollow K Czydllk D Rusmuson J Puotrowskl T Cunnnng am acobsen J w 4 zydel M nzel Wnnnrn er Jensen C., Engna Gunderson R Row 3 Sfonnorcl R Hoggarly S Skorupunskn N Lrermon, B., Arnold urcnkowskl D R er ow I mar u os For es C.- Williams MR SPAULDING asek R olbmg F w e oung N oos Klo e J Rogalnn, M.' Kr Pe zek E Brooks R x MISS DORING May 22, Wcller Bullel, or how May 27. Shut up and keep to look cute though wel. swimming. May 26. Mommy, why musf May 28. lf all the cars in the we go lo Europe? world were placed end to end, 227-9A 225-9A Row 5: Zink, J4 Koczmorek, M4 Schoelzke, T4 Lundslod, R4 Lomonr, R4 Dovld, R. Row 41 Diekhus, A4 Hoshele, K4 Woiszko, M4 Drokulich, K4 Joch, J4 Powlowski, A, Row 3: Miller, J., Bunney, K4 Poloski, R4 Brzyckl, M4 Bolislreki, C4 Polzer, C4 Romeo, C, Row 2: Folkowski, C4 Krychowiok, S4 Jewell, P4 Werdermonn, P4 Wochowiok, D4 Tomse, W. Row lg SOI, T4 Hobel, E4 Slcsik, D4 Llslok, A4 Tamer, N4 Price, J, Row 5: Kocgel, R4 Watson, R4 Powlowski, D4 Sochen, R4 Broosch, F4 Joeck, M. Row 4: Toppero, L4 While, K4 Gollo, B4 Miller, S4 Lange, R4 Biolk, R, Row 3: Korl, J., Roth, R4 Dobron, D4 Schertzl, G4 St. John, D4 Pearson, J. Row 2: Moclcenno, C4 Stochuro, D4 Chose, J4 Miller, C4 Honel, J4 Johnson, C. Row 7: Pryor, L4 Buckett, S4 MR' MCGARTY Fxetruszko, M4 Bonse, C4 Prince, J4 Fredricks, T. 127 gf. J D Me no 3, 4, 5. Lei Moze, S., Petershcxck, C., Osborn, R., Kosrnierski, J., Kojis, M. Row 2, Wonnebo, S., Jcitolovich, D., Gogliono, J., tczkowski, J., Wielebski, J., Filer, D. Row 7, Thornton. E., Srnith, P., Stremke, D., Kupski, K., Burgerrneister, K., Wilke, J. ln.. A 41-. 231-9A Miss FLYNN Row 5: Morkowski, F'., Quortemont, G., Woodrow, D., Koepsoi, S., Dunowcy, J. Christie, R. Row 4, Goodman, L., Greuck, J., Stout, P., Fliss, M., Wendt, R., Jonuszok M., Tuce, R. Row 3: Mocieiewski, C., Kumeiski, M., Polowski, J., Peiicowski, M., Johnson J., Bicincuzzo, T., Hugo, P. Row 2: Koebet, K., Behrens, S., Dorn, K., Pubons, M. Buretto, B., Nciprol, T., Zibkowski, J. Row 1, Hawley, B., Scherkenbuck, L., Rozoci, S. Torcisok, B., Wagner, M., Wolbcich, K., Kumelski, M. May 29. Some ioker would pull June 2. All the king's horses out and try to pass them. and all the king's men - June 'l. June is hustin' out all June 3. Cc1n't get it buck to- X over! gelher again. 306-9A ow 5: Peck, D., Zokrzewski, C., Mothios, R., Zore, F., Schnell, P. Row 4: Rochdner, V., utkowski, J., Hennes, J., Escher, R., Norlock, K., Bielifeld, P. Row 3, Gozdowiok. J., MISS POMAINVILLE t28 ww sf? 412-I-9A Row 5: Konieczny, K., Allen, B., Lecger, R., Gouzu, M., Zychowicz, A., Enk, D. Row 4: MISS ISELY Helnlk, J., Trulen, J., Kiel, D., Stroszewiski, R., Johnston, T., Self, G., Dubey, M. Row 3: Pielich, C., Chenow, J., Slicker, J., Stanke, P., Brothol, G., Gourly, R., Kloczynski, K. Row 2: Jokubowski, B., Grczbowski, J., Alpner, J., Foss, L., Masters, S., Blank, E., onwent, B. Row I: Timm, S., Scherbel, K., Richter, L., Nehls, J., Suik, H., Kolerka, C. June 4. 'lst Hyena: I had to see June 8. lst Hyena: I know. It a doctor today. only hurts when I laugh. June 5. 2nd Hyena: Why? You June 9. Exams start. I don't need don't look sick. to take my exams, teacher. 412-M-9A Row 5: Robinson, J., Servi, R., Johnson, C., Ink, M., Bentley, W., Moy, T. Row 4fGrc1tz B., Zibell, S., Pietrzck, P., Kulis, D., Brvle, T., Amonn, K., Ronkel, J. Row 3: Foster, S. MR MC GEE Smith, K., Hoffman, G., Nimmer, K., Loessig, J., Croycroft, E., Moyers, A. Row 2 ' Struzik, A., Perionoric, J., Backus, W., Czsmierys, G., Olson, T., Schaffer, A., Sutton, P Row lf Lemme , K., Blcwczt, J., Brodhogen, B., Zobkowicz, D., Tornm, S., Janusz, K. 129 Cafe Bay-D-9B u MR. DAVENPORT Row 5: Rcadtke, D., Helsinger, K., Cyrus, T., Smerlinski, D., Sfimic, R., Hochschild, T. Paler, J., Domizolski, J. Row 4: Leichnitz, E., Sconczuk, E., Diedrich, F., Helton, L., Koy W., Mrotek, G., Flige, G. Row 3: Booth, C., Goch, C., Rzond, D., Unrclh, W., Mulhollon J., Keller, R., Stanley, J. Row 2: Trulby, J., Pohl, S., Yersin, R., Lczcris, T., Klingsporn M., Bohirran, D., Fike, J. Row l, Lempicke, S., Roellce, B., Piluk, G., Bunsemer, W. Toetzs, P., Huntington, J., Speerbrocher, L., Felski, N. June 10. They don'I believe me, June 12. And nearer. somehow. June 'I'l. The Day is coming June 15. Get ready for Blnsi nearer. Off. 15-9B Row 5, Fuller, F., Mondf, J., Wcgond, K., Poeske, L., Bodciong, F., Steuernogel, R Row 4: Cieszynski, J., Glogowski, J., Scheule, J., Zilke, J., O'Horu, T., Kosfko, W Kehoe, K. Row 3: DeCloux, J., Hirschfeld, W., Reinke, F., Prehop, T., Teichmonn, M MR- MAX Koltz, P. Row 2, Krch, R., Wishmun, R., Dryio, J., Boyclicn, J., Tomlinson, S., Hrymino F., Bugnocki, C. Row l: Grice, E., Biedrzycki, D., Hufemon, R., Kollmonn, A., Zunker, A Blonkemeier, G. 130 103-9B Row 5: Gruczyk, S., Wiechowski, C., Klosler, Speich, W., Doll, A., Czoplocki, R., Zielinsku, M., Kesler, R., Oesferreich, l., Neilzel, K., Row 2: Choincclci, R., lhlenfeld, M., Borengo, P. Row lf Hintz, F., Vonclerpool, D., Reiclwe June l6. Seniors get their pard- R,, Hulfo, D., Adams, R., Teskc, J. Row 4, MR. SCHMIDT R., Flower, R., Behling, D, Row 3: Giurich, Boswein, C., Lcmgowslci, R., Guriccm, L. S., Stellmcn, S., Wiechowski, S., Knutesen, rl, R., Plonl, T., Poluszcyk, G. So we will leave ons. So long, men. you with our w card. Have Pun June 17. We get our paroles Musl Travel! 'til fall. -Peaches and Lil Absentees Row 3: Kroemer, R., Urbonski, S., Berzhold, C., Schulz, J., Gcud I T Podlew I Mlol, l.. Row 2: Evans, K., Dulcolz, C., Dornbeclr, P., R Row 71 Cole, D,, Diehl, G., Chiesa, G., Krulochvil, B., Foe er R . h R .SN icke Ure 0 uer Absentees Row 4: Hall, P., Newcomb, J., Norion, B., Bilski, T., Kroh, D., Treziclk, D. Row 3 Borbee, J., Peterson, C., Murrcy, B., Kurnlewski, C., Harrington, K., Brown, L., Hughes, J Row 2: Rydlewicz, L., Pasnink, C., Schuenke, E., Dorcey, C., Snyder, J., Sfillmon, S Row 7: Timm, J., Pins, B., Bergren, D., Hefzel, K., Storck, D. Autographs My ,Z fmifwypdf Nia! Homecoming 1958 QA Red and blue Pulaskians jammed into the gym Friday morning, October lO, to observe our annual Homecoming Pep Rally. Floats, skits, and the Pro- fessor helped get us into the spirit ot Homecoming. With the school song still ringing in our ears, we gal- loped ott to The Game. Alas and alack! All was lost when Lincoln literally stole the victory from our team in the last tevv seconds ot the game. But . . . The Dance cheered up everyone again. The Satans ot Swing really svvung, and with the cool decorations lett over from the rally, the gym almost dioln't look like the gym. King Ed Krysialc and Queen Pat Klinlciewicz reigned over the festivities. Vtfesolowslci, G., Campbell, P., Schweitzer, H., Goller, J., Priiic, M, Soclcett, C., Kubniclc, F., Grasch, C., Mayer, B., Vistart, C., King Krysiok, Queen Pal' Klinkiewicz, Kratochvil, R., Kovneslry, R., Littnan, C., Ostovich, R., Rydlevvicz, .l., Gorslci, J., Peterson, B., Wucins i Foglia, D., Gonic, D. 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Crowning Glory if Rhapsody in White To carry out the theme, ot the senior dance, 'iRhapsody in White, the gym vvas decorated with white Christmas trees, icicles, and white sprayed branches which helped provide a wintry atmosphere. King, Charles Littnan, and Queen, Jeanne Leverance led the court ot honor com- posed ot members ot the January class. As highlight ot the evening, entertainment was pro- vided by Tom Filpovvicz lthe Protessorl and his combo. 5? , 4, an Dancing in a Winter Wonderland Royalty in all its splendor Having a ball at The ball 5 1' 15. Q 1 Beck, N.-Christie, T., Robak, L.-Rydlewicz, J., Slawinski, C. W R. olcik, L., Raccoli, J. -Werdermann, F., Rozanski, D. -Ostovich, lPrincess 8- Princel, Brcnta, S. -Muth, D. lPiincess 8- Princel Jakubowski, P.-McDermott, P., Wesolowski, O.ABartels, R., Dettling, C.-Dembrowski, J., Feryan, J,-Doll, D., Brody, K. Go Llerman, S.-Licau, F., Harlow, R. -Gorski, J, A dream come true nic, D., Johns. J.-Wargin, R., Hoffmann, S.-Koehn, D., All 'ff l . if ' .J i l I M xii,-6? 'N KTTH' 4 U King Dennis Jason and Queen Carol Filicke The theme of the Junior Prom in l958 was Cinderella, and our gym truly looked like a page from a story book. The stars twinkled, and the orchestra played fairy-land music while the king and queen and the ladies and gentlemen ot the court entered the great hall. The highlight of the evening was the crowning ot our lovely queen and our handsome king. They danced through the night with other members ot the kingdom and reigned as royalty truly should, The Junior Prom of l958 ended with the Post-Prom which lasted till the wee hours ol the morning. It was a very memorable evening. Cinderella Ball Heaven, we're in heaven. Under a shower of stars, Pulaslci's l958 Prom Court glides across the tloor. King and Queen, Prince and Princess, lead the Grand March in regal style. Merriment, smiles, and laughter are all a part of Prom Ni ght That a boy, Bill, says Kathy Fink to hcl escort, the Prom M. C. Bill Peterson. 'I-. Your own special hopes Your ovvn special dreams' ...Aff T BALI- HAI Bali-Hai is calling . . . Unique decorations transformed our gym into a beautiful island paradise. King Tom Serbialc and his queen, Kathy Jablonslci, reigned over the prom from a clamshell throne. Svvaying palm trees, a tropical sea, and an island village helped create the atmosphere of South Pacific. Long after the prom was over, we still felt Younger than Springtime, and our Happy Talk was of that one HEnchanted Evening. T. Lempecke and ,l. Bell, V, Barcz and F. Belter, C. .lendizijczak and T. Bruskie- wicz, J. Wendt and T. Dzibinski, C. Mizbrski cincl P. Filedle, Princess K. Bursack, Prince R. Marquardt, J. Hurst and R. Hayes, K. Krause and B. Hor- nickel, K, Basele and G. Kisch, J. Prawd- zik and D. Niemiei, J, Typelc and W. O'Connell. N s.,! s , 1 M. Noie and D. Pruski, S, Kubiak and T, Ragonese, C. Schulze and R. Siemie- niecki, R. Rysticken and A. Srozzynslci, Princess D. Schultz and Prince T. Steuber, P. Smith and T, Stirnac, V. Kiefer and R. Szalacinski, C. Silvestri and J. Weidner, M. Ricke and T. Werch, K, Degerstaclt and T. Wroblevvslci. ki .. ii Across ci crowded room Younger Than Springtime ore we This is what I've longed for LX ' 's X K v W RJ v' . l , I 1 ii f S ' fi Ks ii X L. iixvb .UM Mfrs? fm. ,fl A 4, j uni: rn Aur2niwf1lin??3,,?iQf Wifi- 5 5040! SN difiismigm ijfaay Qiffgghgduggii mm Ckacsous noun uf um wwf' , Bgkfcu ro nm.-sf: mg Sm or W p agrw cm: 'rum Sfcmnm Mmnx uwsnumm 'fm- lmma,mLfm sm, mwggggbyyp Rw'u'n4'??r'if5m'mqn'u 'I wma Www Ham 'Www 2995 Q fijigg. . A ,f. 12 .ii-1 ' 435615-W-1' 1 .Q 'VP Q. 5 M Y A W ,Ht I :W . V .. 5iil'? f . , W ' 3 - 2 In A: , . ' 'V A M Ami, . . v. . .:V'- ,. , A - g, if ' M , W I I M' ,f W3 fffw S-X 1 H ,. , , Wy . .. .Q -A V f I W ln. Q 6 H av- , X Q .TMA , W - , ' 3 ,f ey-i ' M Q X -f, ' Wi J J ,vmfw faqhsgaw-qw mu., mf .www X w 'ix Ak. jim A all' -,MK 'Q ,E ,t i ' . 35 mx Q , I,-., wif X , . 1 K W S X J 5 X Q ti 3-s f T 6 1 1 X U S wi X is Edgar Blakely Cora Blakely Jane Blakely Babs Blakely . Larry Hobson Maude Hobson Keith Hobson . Rickey Hobson Effie Fuggle . Maggie Murphy Mr. Grant . Tony Smallero Jimmy Collins . Eddie Brook . Bob Turner , Gloria Horton Alma Gilmore . Dotty Regan . Senior Class Play Money Mad . .... Jim Czaikowski, Robert Wargin . , Patricia Jakubowski, Kathryn Fink . . . Georgia Britt, Cheryl Luck . Sandra Shatter, Kathleen Andrasczy . . . . . . Kyle Lawson . , Lois Boberski, Nancy Batterman . John Napierala, Don Reinmuncl . . John Duckhorn, Jim McGeahy , . . . . Mickey Priiic . . Rachel Harlow . . . William Willmann . . . . Gerald Rogowski . Jim Szatkovvski, Dennis Muth . . Bill Yersin, Jim Lembke . Tom Jenders, Robert Dyar . . . Gloria Weslowski . . Judith Gross . Nancy Zabkowicz IAQ Student Council Execulive Commillee: Rozanski, D4 Franklin, Mig Le Claire, lg Osrovich, R.7 Schunk, K, Our Student Council is one of fl most ciclive organizations here i Pulaski. The Council is in charg of noon hour movies, Thanksgivir baskets lor needy families, pep rollii and dances. The Sludenl Council composed of one representative fro each homeroom anol their main ol iecrive is To help in the governir of school function. i r Student Council Row 6: Adams, R., Curtis, L., Waller, J., Rutfing, J., Myszewski, A., Gosiorowski, M., Jacobsen, J, Row 5. Swirth, J., Nowicki, E., Moy, S., Rodtke, J., Burdick, K., Morkowski, P., Knutson, L. Row 4: Stetfens, R., Monke, G., Robok, G., Kromberger, J., Brelsford, K., Priiic, A. Row 3: KTOJOCMVIJ, E., Sorenson, M., Rydlewicz, L., Hinz, L., Morin, P., Boker, S., Bondomir, M. Row 2, Giovonetfi, E., Korninski, K., Koletko, C., G ttiri Nu Bonse, C., Zobkowicz, D., Totolovich, D., Gubcrnot, N., Fulurczyk, M., Romeo, C., Aquo, B., Retztciff, J, Row I: Kollmon, A., u e, , Wysocki, I. 'V V1 ..-www-we ' k R J nd rs T Kornowslci R Lucos T- Nowicki S- Lawson K., Schneider, R. Row 5: Roderikirciw, S., Lokensgord, L., Row 6, Block, J., Rein e, ., e e , .3 , ., , ., , ., , Dzibinslzi, T., Olson, R., Morquordt, R., McDermott, P., Forster, P., Jaeger, L. Row 4, Medrow, C., Frutrbouer, B., Dombeclr, P., Mellontine, K., Knutowski, D., Montei, M., Wllke, L., Johnson, J. Row 31 Burns, S., Nienos, J., Nerko, CS., Lypeck, J., Vlstort, C., Steinke, M., Wlllmert, M., Hoefer, J. Row 2: Srlvestri, C., Feryon, J., Shutter, S., Grewotch, J., Timmerrnonn, J., Piper, J., Jens, S., Dombrowski, M. Row tg Gross, J., ' k' D Os'ovich R- Jciblonski K Franklin, M., Smith, P., Schunk, K., LeClaire, G., Rozons i, ., i , ., , . JA7 tw 2: Roehl, K., Kotowslci, R., Allen, G., Bergman, K. Row lr Kammerer, Cavalier Annual Stall Row 3: Clark, R., Sommers, L., Wanty, T., Heiderich, S. Row 2: Horn, G., Ingram, S., Ederegger, J., Hanoski, E, Row lr Nell, E., Timmermann, J., Nienas, J., MacKenzie, M. Do you enjoy writing? Well, i you do, the Annual staff is the clul for you. The staff is divided int: different sections, each one doing 4 particular iob. However, they al have one common goal-getting thi yearbook out on time. Besides writ ing, there are many other jobs sucl as making paste-ups and identing pictures. Seniors who have been members of the staff for two or mon years receive a Quill and Scrol award upon graduation as a token of appreciation tor their services Hueneke, T., Goergen, G., Smith, G. l Hruska, T., Mr. Conrad, advisor E MZ' ,f CAROL KOLACINSKI HARRIET BRANCH CAROL DETTLING SUE SEMENIAK Senior Editor Depcrfmenf Edifor Adiviries Edifor Sporls Editor A9lu mm A nosm CLARK Duck KALUZNY LEE JAEGER MR- WOZNY MR- MURPHY An' Edifor Phofogrophy Editor Homeroom Editor MR. SHAW MR. STIEBER if ' .fffiytqm GLORIA HORN SUE INGRAM Einonce Sfufi jrwu. ,X BILL YERSIN SUE HUTT ROD SCOTT Editor-in-chief Asst. Editonin-chief Managing Editor STEVE NOWICKI RUSS STEPKE AURELIA NOWAK NANCY GJURICH KATHY HILTON CAROL SWIATEK Asst. Sports Editor Sports Editor Club Editors Feature Editor Class Editor ARY DIESCH JERRY OLENICZAK JUDY BELL JUDY STARK ubscriptions Subscriptions Advertising Advertising Cavalier Newspaper Staff A top notch newspaper is put out by members of e Cavalier Newspaper Staff. Under the direction I Mr. Olszyk and Miss Elsen, student reporters hunt up :ws of things going on around the school. The staff, ith Bill Yersin as Editor-in-Chief, does make-up work id proof reading. The paper includes sport events, ub activities, regular columns, and special features. MISS ELSEN MR. OLSZYK Advisors JUDY RYBAK KAY KALBING DOLORES ROZANSKI RONALD REINKE NANCY ZABKOWICZ GLORIA WESOLOWSKI CAROL SOCK! Editorial Club Editor Advertising Fashion Editor Typigfg 3 '.. ... . 51 .- . nu ggfsf A- i NANCY BATTERMAN BARBARA LIESTER KAY HUGHES Associate Editors Features lfsl 3 Quill and Scroll Hilfon, K., Kolocinski, C., Johrmonn, B, Row 3: Jokubicz, P., Bolfermon, N., Yersin, B., Pieleck, J., Ingrom, S., Brunch, H. Row 2, Mr. Mur Zobkowicz, N., Swiofek, C., Dettling, C., Morin, B., Rozonski, D., Czornecki, G., Mr. Olszyk, Row lg Gross, J., Feryon, J., Schaffer, S., Li M., Adams, J., Semeniok, S., Wesolowski, G. Newspaper Reporters '99 w 4. Geref, C., Leister, K., Lexow, J., Addy, H., Mueller, K., Curtis, L. Row 3. Dukolz, C., Kasper, S Nelson, B., Rifsch, J., Lorek, J. Row 2: Kneisler, A., Silvesfri, C., Bischoff, L., Rex, E., Fredericks, B Row J: Slroczelr, N., Bordsen, M., Roccoli, J., McKay, D., Malenk, M. Row 5. Priiic, M., Joeger, L., Reinke, R., Kaluzny, R., Nowicki, S., Foglio, D., Zimny, N. Row 4. Leisler, B., Horn, G., Soclceff, C., Muehl P phv P. A. Announcers Row 4, Hanson, D., Bruskiewicz, L., Lucas, T. Row 3: Kasper, S., Forkes, K., Branch, H., Leisfer, B Jaeger, L. Row 2, Hoeth, P., Siein, O., Mellaniine, K., Ritsch, .I., Nowak, A. Row 7: Smith, P Kratochvil, B., Kocion, M., Blankemeir, K., Jereb, S. Lost and Found Monitors f.rw.1 ky Row 3: Lokensgard, L., Wroblewski, M., Swirth, J., Wilke, L. Row 2: Rydlewicz, L., Rozanski, D., Sfein, O., Bursack, K. Row 7: Niencs, J., Netko, G., Willmert, M., Czechorski, B. Gttice and Guidance Monitors ,Q--u-...N Row 5: Lcwandowsku, C4 Ingram, S4 Hauke, B., Grollo, S4 Dombeck, B4 Andrzejczak, M., Geniusz, E4 Pietruszynski, B4 Krouski, D4 Goliun VV, Presser, S., Murach, L4 Stoltmann, N. Row 4: Pelkovvsici, M4 Scieck, P4 .ohnson, B4 Johnson, C4 Kurtz, C., Kubnick, J4 Jakubowski, P4 Noon K4 Skurzewski, N4 Mocek, V4 Hoetn, P4 Alpner, M. Row 3: Barr, E.: Giosny, V4 Heiden, C4 Sowa, J., Koninski, K., Lewcrndowski, B4 Wolk, J4 Yersin, B4 Tokarczyk, C., Koppel, K4 Longhursl, M4 Banaszynski, B. Pow 2: Heider, P., Owen, S4 Piper, A4 Lester, L4 Schmitt, J., Woilenv iwaup, J4 Johns, J4 Visfart, C., Jacobus, J., Sankey, L4 Weed, L. Row in Sictwinski, C4 Mnnske, K, Kolczynski, C4 Robak, L4 Mortord, C. Goiler, J4 Sperbreckel, S., Dretii, G., Razga, C4 Wysocki, i. Attendance Monitors Row 5: Cetnorovvskz, D4 Ciark, B., Lesniok, N4 Derr, R,. LemLc, C4 Lecnur, J4 Bzciawka, S. Row 4: Yock, K4 Buclow, D4 Wegenciupt, M. Hoimes, P4 Haeth, P4 Vwlittig, P4 Bieniewski, R. Pow 3: Nawiocki, M4 Zie-gier, M4 Jcnders, J4 Prllic, L4 Heicen, C4 Hartwig, S., Hanner, J Raw 2: Toiosick, B4 Richardson, S4 Struzilc, K4 Koronkcx, C., Wysacki, I4 Kiefer, B4 Danirfi, L. Raw i- Schmidt, J., Rewinski, P4 Korczewski J4 Kolier, B4 Denrskl, P4 Witz, S, Patterson, C. 1 - Johrmonn, B4 Bakciicrski, N. Row 5: Bett, L4 Umbs, P., Casper, S4 Vv'oIf, N4 Wiicirdt, C4 Kneisler, A4 Feiss, M., Ferguson, M., Kuske, M4 Library Monitors Row 6: Hothiun, A., Musholl, D., Johnson, J., Perlo, E., Kielos, P. Row 5: Johnson, C., Micholski, M., Seymour, J., Myles, J., Longnehs, J. everence, B., Rosso, M., Gebel, R., Lesniok, N. Pow 4, Anderson, S., Sebbo, K., Mussoti, M., Deck, J., Lester, L., Stoben, J., Voss, P., Tyloch J. Row 3, Wise, G., Sutylo, S., Federmon, J., Stunioch, S., Blonck, E., Noon, K., Budzisz, E., Zolinski, P., Miskin, N. Row 2, Burbock, M., Smith D., Cieslunski, R., Glosny, V., Hess, M., Klopt, J., Powers, M., Moil, S. Row if Zotinskr, P., Fionko, J., Vclerio, C., Dzielok, J., Jokubowski B., Funk, S., Meyer, B., Boidsen, M Infirmary Monitors qw Md' Row 5, Doss, E., Lecnor, J., Johvmorrn, B., Alpner, M., Frye, S., Nopieroio, K. Row -4: Julgo, A., Tkoczuk, N., Sorensen, J., Johnson, C., Stoe bich, C., Bortsch, K. Row 3: Klinkiewicz, P., Jcizwiecki, P., Lindquist, J., Hoge, C., Hinz, B., Fryt, D., Jokubrcz, P. Row 2: Rutko, K., Brooks R., Knop, S., Dettling, C., Burgermeuster, B., Deokin, V. Row 1, Puwoworczyk, C., Guthrie, N., Lcsnrk, J., Sharon, F., Longtruist, M., Hoffman ., Adonis, J. Hall Monitor Captains Row 5: Krysiak, D., Solo, L., Meyers, D., Leclin, R., Lemke, J., Lucas, T., Allen, M., Rolh, R. Row 4: Andrzeiczak, M., Mozach, K., Borzick, M. Breier, S., Klawien, K., Fruhbauer, B., Allen, G., Wagner, R. Row 3: Branch, H., Drapp, P., Sclriarlal, S., Evans, K., Podkowinski, P., Jacobsen J., Pierce, K., Oraclnik, K., N01 a captain. Row 2: Boguczewski, S., Noi a captain, Piper, A., Kridler, A., Doyle, S., Rogers, C., Barr, E., Mayer N., Grochowski, B., Balmer, S. Row l, Pallerson, C., Wolak, A., Sclwallc, J., Gross, J., Radoi, P., Elchuk, C., Ryan, M., Folaran, M., Werner, E. Wilz, S. Ushers I IM Z. Row 3: Fruhbauer, B., Schmidl, B., Perry, K., Wilondl, C., Myers, D. Row 2: Eberl, K., Glosny, V., Barr, E., Swiafek, C., Wilkening, C. Row l: Robak, L., Runde, B., Scharlaf, S., Sfockmal, C., Rozgu, C. Booster Club Row 6: Johnson, C.: Doss, E.: Gebel, R.: Hawke, B.: Johnson, J. Row 5: Fryt, D.: Liiewski, M.: Miller, J.: Michalaski, M.: Leverence, B.: Man ei, M.: Johnson, J.: Klawien, K.: Andreiczyk, M. Row 4: Foley, K.: Deck, J.: Lindquist, J.: Luck, C.: Batterman, N.: Gasper, V.: Muehl, P.: Bartsch, K. Row 3: Deczynski, J.: Englehart, W.: Jereb, S.: Barr, E.: Muskin, N.: Britt, G.: Kubnick, J.: Kurtz, C.: Branch, H. Row 2: Hoffmann, S.: Bober- ski, L.: Linck, M.: Jazwiecki, P.: Dettling, C.: Knutowski, D.: Fink, K.: Liehrman, S. Row l: Bvony, P.: Gross, J.: Meyer, B.: Marin, B.: Priiic, M. Roback, L.: Feryan, J.: Horn, G.: Andreiczak, K. The Booster Club, composed only of senior girls, is under the supervision of Mrs, Coplon. These girls assist in the selling of various school items, such as tickets, pins, and football programs. To be a Booster Girl you must have all marks above ci A Booster Girl con always be recognized by her red iacket, white blouse, navy blue skirt, and friendly smile. L - .le l l Row 6: Ingram, S.: Hilton, K.: Hanel, S.: Leisfer, B.: Eggers, R.: Mozach, K.: Alpner, M.: Muschall, D.: Gallun, V. Row 5: Wagner, D.: Rossa M.: Wolbach, K.: Zirnny, N.: Wilke, L.: Jakubicz, P.: Lesniak, N.: Kolacinski, C.: Jahrmann, B. Row 4: Schwab, J.: Rozanski, D.: Sorensen, J. Yock, K.: Hart, M.: Sockett, C.: Pielich, J.: Stoebich, C. Row 3: Semeniak, S.: Zobkovvicz, N.: Paulsen, B.: Slowik, L.: Ziolkowski, P.: Swiderski S.: Stott, M.: Vistart, C.: Schunk, K, Row 2: Schnell, K.: Tucholka, L.: Swiatek, C.: Walesa, A.: Rydzewski, J.: Noon, K.: Rutka, K.: Steinke, M Row l: Slowinski, C.: Shaffer, S.: Raccoli, J.: Szymaszek, P.: Speerbrecher, S.: Runde, B.: Seiser, J.: Zaborovvski, V.: Rozga, C. Proiection Crew 5 Q Row 5: Guse, R., Gourley, K., Bishop, R., Kornowski, R., Cody, P., Schneider, R., Gralinski, D., Geoffrey, T. Row 4, Randy, R., Heiderich, S., Miller, R., Brossman, S., Spielberg, R., Liengeirn, D., Ulmo, A., Fellows, R. Row 3: Rzepecki, J., McSweeney, B., Katorski, R., Noviak, A., LaFleur, A., Schertzl, R., Amundson, B., Laumann, D. Row 2: Larsen, G., Hutchison, T., Anderson, M., Helton, L., Konieczny, N., Apps, D., Ruck, R., Joers, W., Strzelecki, E. Row I, Salverson, D., Luczywko, J., Six, M., Wilson, D., Bieniewski, M., Niwo, H., Guthman, R., Trulen, J. l Bookstore Under the management ot Mr, .lankowski the girls in the bookstore sell books, paper, pencils and other supplies. The bookstore is open before and after school every day. At the beginning of each semester the book- store is open every period ot the day to be ot service to both faculty and students. The head cashier is Cheryl Luck, assistant cashier, Betty Flagg, clerks, Dolores Skibinski and Barbara Korn. 158 Stage Crew A big and important part ot all scho productions is played by the boys in tl wings-the Stage Crew. These boys, wi Mr. Schmidts direction, are always on har to maintain tor us at Pulaski an active stag with a satisfied audience. 4 E A Senior Planning Committee Who helps plan our Vocational, College, d Armed Forces days? Who plans our nior banquet, dance, and other activities ncerning graduation? Supervised by . Tiernan, the Senior Planning Commit- :, consisting ot one representative from ch senior homeroom, does these various ties. They also check on caps and gowns d assist in various testing programs. mfg wi fwnwmfwgf Jr. Prom Planning Committee Who are iust about the busiest people when spring rolls around? Why, the mem- bers ot the Junior Prom Planning Com- mittee, ot course! These students, one representing each iunior homeroom, take charge ot planning the annual dance, making and putting up decorations, pro- viding tor a band, planning the post prom, and generally getting things lined up in good order. Girls' Club Planning Committee The Girls' Club Planning Committee is composed ot two girls from each 9B 8K 9A homeroom advised by Miss Cannon and Mrs. Hancock, these girls meet the first Friday of every month and discuss the tuture activities of the club. Among the numerous programs ot the group are talks on hair styling, charm, and tloral arrange- ments. There also are style shows and dances in which all the girls take part. Being a large and active club it is an excellent opportunity for freshman girls to become acquainted with high school living. ILO Future Teachers of America My iZ2?,, rf-H? rw 2.1 El T l V Row 5: Gesinski, D., Fryt, D., Lijevvski, M., Andraczyok, M,, Manske, 1., Lewandovvski, K. Row 4, Burgermeister, B,, Larek, 1., Jendrzciczak, C.: Stein, O., Burzinski, M., Jakubicz, P, Row 3: Nawrocki, M., Konieczka, B., Kurtz, C., Fritz,1., Hoefer,1.,Giurich, N. Row 2: Chose, S., Glisch, C., Barr, E., Budicz, E., Murley, M., Domhrovvski, M, Row lf Gross, 1., Anclroczyk, K., Horn, G., Franko, 1., Rulka, K. Did you know that we have a tutoring service at Pulaski? The Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Miss Asimont, aid both the teachers and students by tutoring and substituting. The club has completed another successful year under its officers, Kathy Schnell, president, Pat 1aku- bicz, vice president, and Sandy Heiden, secretary and treasurer. Rn sm- Row 5: Eggers, R., Bielefeld, M., Alpner, M., Torgrud, R., Hamel, S., Johnson, 1., Decker, 1. Row 4: VeInicke,1., Skurzewski, N., Reetz, 1., Ski- binski, D., Sockett, C., Schwartz, 1. Row 3, Turczyriski, C., Zydowicz, S,, Schrodeter, 1., Rogers, C,, Weed, L., Venord, M, Row 2: Runde, B., Rozga, C., Schulze, C., Schroeter, 1., Schramm, L., Sankey, L. Row T: Skoczek, N., Heiden, S., Shaefer, S., Schnell, K., Jereb, S., Robak, l. Junior Red Cross Members ot the Para-Medical Club :et once a month at St. Luke's xspital. Along with students from 'mer schools, they learn about var- Js medical occupations. Mrs. Han- clc is in charge of the group which tends monthly lectures and makes iy favors for patients on holidays d other special occasions. 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Glee Clubs ,M .4 M.: Q Belonging To this group is both o privilege and ci pleasure, and the members enloy every minute of lifting their voices in song. Direcled by Mr. Slepner and Mr. Roccoli, These girls, in their multicolored formal, ore on welcome oflroclion ot ony program. nl' ,gg ,w Mai' Coo r Guards w 7: Kocicn, M.g Gruhn, M4 Kulbin , K4 Mogcch, K4 Kruck, K4 DeYoung, N4 Bieri, S. ' . ,. 9 ff ' N ' I . Q Y , C I , ,, I H 0 , I 0 0 I I I, , f' U ! 0 ' . ! ' 1 p ,Q y 0 - -f jf , ' 4' - 5, . , n' ,fi I I if 1 ' 1 X 5 , 0 W - . 3 n ' , . Malorettes 'Q 'G rv 1' 1 I ' ,-I 1 fu' All 1' I 0 f I ,V f ,f f ' W f ' 1 ' f 9 6 ' 1 1 J V Row 2: Burns, 5,5 Schneider, R.g Franklin, M4 Yock, K. Row 7: Rnccoli, J., Schulfz, V.g Burscc Cheer Leaders S ' n, Ly Row 2: Silvestri, C4 Jereb, S4 Nelson, B., Row 7: Jablonski, K4 Wesolowski, G4 Barcz, 14 Smi ' f., Hinz, L4 Noie, M.g Glavan, S.5,45wi'Talglci,' .' 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M ,, PM ' .Q-,N Q ww X www Q A pswww 4 ffxf'Q,f4 'f'W XXixQD 'W MQ N, K KM W Q Q A ., 1 Q Z A A ' W - qw QH4 my N ,J g Y' V M I W Ad I F3 lk NK-mf fx. A Q Q. Eg W x A , ,Q , 'ww V x ff' H V W , V mu ' .r ..ygs. 1-.mx X W 4. 5 XS! Q ' , L - 'W f' ' f . K , . . - Girls' Athletic Association Fore! The enjoyment ot the out-ot- cloors and sports has led many girls to one ot Pulaslci's most exhilarating clubs, the G.A.A. Baseball, basket- ball, golt, tennis, bowling-almost everything except football -are en- thusiastically played. Whether a twenty pound weakling, or two hundred pound terror, you too can strike up a love match with some homer. Young misses on their toes swing out by keeping the gym boom- ing with shouts ot enjoyment. Intramurals l7A Intramurals is an organiza- tion tor 9B and 9A boys. Under the direction of Mr. Davenport and Mr. Schmitz the boys meet during the eighth period every day ot the week. Among the games played are softball, basketball, and volleyball. At the end ot the season awards are pre- sented to the winning teams. Russian Club ZDRAstvuyti means Hi in Russian. lt is one ot the many words and phrases learned by members of the Russian Club. Mr. Endres is in charge of the newly formed club, which had an unusually large enrollment in its tirst semester. Students learn the Cyrillic alphabet, Russian grammar, and something of the culture and geography ot Russia. International Club Under the direction ot Mrs. Aylward, the International Club held its annual Folk Fair during the week ot Thanks- giving. As is customary, the event was a tremendous success with the sale ot tlowers, pastries, and the newest addition, pizza. Other projects of the club include developing interest and understanding ot foreign countries and their peoples. Conservation Club You say, Dirt is valuable? Yes, sir! Soil like all the other subiects ot nature must be properly conserved. These and many other facts on Conservation are ob- served by our schools Conservation Club. Headed by Mr. Kanitz, this organization takes on interesting studies ot conserva- tion and its objectives. Outings are planned to offer members a better under- standing of how they can apply themselves tor giving nature a helping hand. lt is made possible for all interested students to belong to this club, by limiting the enrollment to one year. 175 Spanish Club Spanish club, under the directic of Miss Flynn, helps to promote better understanding of this Latl American language as well as i people. The members combir music and regional dances with tl' language. The participants gal much satisfaction from the wot they accomplish. Advanced Chemistry Advanced Chemistry is a club for Juniors and Seniors who were able to maintain a high scholastic average during their years of science. In the be- ginning of the semester the students decide upon a certain phase of chemistry on which to elaborate. This year they concentrated on qualitative analysis, but have done some work with organic chemistry. The club meetings consist mainly of lab work con- cerning the semester subiect. Field trips are planned to visit industries and see chemistry in action. Miss Elsen is the faculty advisor. Math Club ln our world of today, many of our greatest achievements have been accomplished by applied mathematics. Numbers may be considered only quantities of measurement to us, but they are the background of many solutions and theories of world progress, Under the supervision of Mr. Zielinski, the Math Club is composed of students desiring a technical study of mathematics, Members are taught how to solve advanced l problems. Participants in a club such as this are needed for the basic work and future progress of our nation. P. A. Crew At the top ot our list ot unsung, indispensable embers ot school service groups is the P. A. rew. With their fine cooperation these silent 'orkers perform many unnoticed maintenance uties for the benefit ot all Pulaskians. Industrial Arts Service The Industrial Arts Service Club under the direction ot Mr. Hoepfner, builds most ot the props for the Prom, pep rallies, and other school functions. Up until this year the club consisted ot boys only, but now it includes both boys and girls. Aside from enioying their work the boys and girls experience the satisfaction of knowing they have helped their school. l ' 'is Radio Communications Are you a hom? A radio ham, of course. The Radio Communications Club, under the direction ot Mr. Winkler, meets in room 4l2 every Monday. Here members operate short wave radios and speak to other hams all over the country. 1 Future Engineers Future Engineers Club consists of thirty-two members who must maintain at least a 2.5 average, have two years of mathematics and one year of Mechanical Drawing. The club had three or four activities this semester. The boys contact different Engineering colleges and schools regarding information about requirements for entrance, fees, and living quarters. Speakers from different fields of Engineering spoke to the members of the club during the semester. Each member was also required to present a completed project of his choice at the end of the semester. Blue Mask Students aspiring skill in dramatics are able to acquire a knowledge of acting through the Blue Mask Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Stanwitt, pupils create and dramatize skits before club members. During the second semester the club's main project was the presentation of Pampered Darling, a play given at Woods Memorial Hospital., -. V- , f . , , f z f' f' if 'fl'--i 4 K, l,v,,t? Lffpl, 61, ff 78 - If - 4,7741 fic. f 4- f 1 F - - l' . V. 6 ' ' A fig 1.11 1 .-I la' f'f'.f'.f'?f 512- , K ff' 17 f Z'i r-Q' . - , .1 - V 5 ft. 1 f ff L C. , X, , . 'H' If 1 , g- 1 , .4 ..I,L41,C!' inlffwgpf I ,JV Z ,'. 217 i . I , J , -rf . K 775' , . , , ,X 1 1 - f 1 A K C fl ff '1 f.'f,?'ff - V 'f A ' Ki ' f ff 7 X ' 'V ,f , . fl f ,f ' I' ,, A4 Ky 1 A f uf. 517 if Leathercraft Club lf you've always wanted a hand tooled leather belt but never had a chance to fly to Mexico to buy one, then Mr. Lobel's Leathercraft Club is for you. Here you will create your own designs and tool lovely belts and wallets for personal satisfaction. 7R l 3 5 Youth Forum Members ot the Youth Forum aid the school in many ways. With Miss Asimont as their director, the group holds panel discussions to tind ways ot improving our school. They work on such matters as vandalism, safety, and school spirit. These students help to make Pulaski a better school by deciding what should be done and then doing it. Archery Club Looking for a bow? Do you enjoy shooting ott? Well, the Archery Club sponsored by Mr. Wielgosz is what you're aiming tor. Here you will learn the fundamentals, gain experience, and develop your techniques in this well known sport. Lite-Saving Club Boys interested in water safety are members of the lifesaving club under the direction ot Mr. Wielgosz and Mr. Scherr. They are adequately prepared tor possible careers in physical educa- tion and liteguarding through the studying and practicing ot lite- saving techniques. Cafeteria Staff WANDA GILEWSKI, Cook Manager, LUCILLE FUHRMANg HELEN MAGERLy JULIA SERWAQ LUCILLE JEZIORSKI. Soups on! Everyday about 1500 students enioy a delicious meal prepared by our cafeteria staff, under the soup -ervision of Wanda Bring on the food!!! Gilewski. On Thanksgiving and Christmas the staff prepares a mouth- watering dinner usually consisting of turkey and all the trimmings. This staff is the most, don't you agree? 'lPraise the Lord and pass the ammunition. x karl? ? 1 S-xq ww? x X . R, QM,-:, x.- 'ngf E, f X AN 2.,gZ? '1 , 1553? ' 3 ' f Y 'Q Q ,- if Q Y, X 1 M frfiis, 'lui 5555: Wifi - E 5 sl L up 244 A 1. .. , , 3 fkwmwi, mia N5 Qwwnwwwmw 3 Q Q 2 i 3 , S f ' E Q K , S A ,pkg .,.. : Y 551, 6 E ' N C W .. t M 3 T? ik m 4 2 K ' fvfwwivksdvx Q 1 5 S B m ig 5 5 1 Y :asf Swxxa' - - . mfg 1 5 5'f!?f Qfi A z ,,.., - I ': ',. A 2- 1 fi ,, ' 'E 1 Acknowledgments lt takes the cooperation of many people to put out a yearbook. We thank the following organiza- tions and people for the part they played in getting out the i959 Cavalier: Sells Printing, represented by Mr. Krebs, Premier Engraving, represented by Mr. Stouthamer, Collins Studio, represented by Mr. Stark, North American Press, represented by Mr. Firnhaberg The Boehm Bindery, The Administration, Mr. Francke and Mr. DeBriae, The Faculty and Student Body, The Office Statt, headed by Miss Ericksen, and last but not least, The Annual Staff, advised by Mrs. Schreiber, Mr. Conrad, Mr. Wozny, Mr. Shaw and Mr. Stieber. 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