Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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

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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

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