Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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

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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

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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