Pulaski Alumni Association

02/07/2024

Pulaski High School graduate Ron Ripley had his No. 50 jersey number retired by the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay on Jan. 27. Ripley graduated from Pulaski High School in 1975. He played at UWGB from 1975 to 79. He also ranks high in the UWGB record books. in many categories. Tom Anderson, Ron Ripley and Dennis Woelffer, from left, had their jersey numbers retired. UWGB photo.

12/14/2023

Pulaski High School graduate Deedra Irwin raced to a World Cup-best eighth place in the women’s 7.5km biathlon sprint today, Dec. 14, kicking off the first-ever World Cup in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. She landed just one spot off her career-best seventh place from the 2022 Olympics in Beijing, an historic finish for U.S. Biathlon.

Shooting a perfect 10/10, Irwin crossed the line only 13 seconds behind Germany’s Franziska Preuss and +1.12.6 off the leader, Justine Braisaz-Bouchet of France, who also shot clean. Braisaz-Bouchet was joined on the podium by Norway’s Ingrid Tandrevold and Italy’s Lisa Vittozzi.

Coming into the sprint race in Lenzerheide, Irwin’s World Cup personal best was a 14th in the sprint in Otepää, Estonia, during the 2021/22 season. Jumping six spots to rewrite her personal best as eighth, reiterated Irwin’s place as a top contender amongst the women as they head into the pursuit on Saturday.

The 2010 PHS graduate is the daughter of Rodney and Jennifer Irwin. Congratulations, Deedra! Best of luck in upcoming competition!

The preceding info was taken from an article by Sara Donatello, submitted to the Pulaski News.

See her complete article at: https://www.usbiathlon.org/news/2023/december/14/clean-shooting-propels-irwin-to-eighth-in-lenzerheide

06/19/2023

11/15/2022

UPDATE: Zachary has advanced to the next round....

Zachary Beaver, 2011 PHS graduate, is involved in an online contest to be named “The Greatest Baker.”

He has advanced through the first round but needs more votes to advance. You can vote once each day for free or multiple with a donation to the contest’s cancer research.

While in high school, he was involved in the culinary arts curriculum under teacher Liz Moehr and took a first place in state in FCCLA competition.

To vote, go to: https://greatestbaker.com/2022/zachary-beaver?fbclid=IwAR1inh1oRG11DuXlnE_UHjzZyzEh6kCmhJYDmGd55eFhEAPfqz50NbBj_PY

One baker will take home the title, a feature in Bake From Scratch Magazine, and $10,000!

11/04/2022

Zachary Beaver, 2011 PHS graduate, is involved in an online contest to be named “The Greatest Baker.”

He has advanced through the first round but needs more votes to advance. You can vote once each day for free or multiple with a donation to the contest’s cancer research.

While in high school, he was involved in the culinary arts curriculum under teacher Liz Moehr and took a first place in state in FCCLA competition.

To vote, go to:

One baker will take home the title, a feature in Bake From Scratch Magazine, and $10,000!

09/13/2022

The PHS Class of 1984 is hosting a reunion Oct. 15. Anyone from the class of 1984 or any other class in the 1980s is invited to attend.

05/04/2022

https://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/sports/2022/05/04/ex-pulaski-athletes-win-aquathlon-events-get-engaged-finish-line/9614008002/?fbclid=IwAR35fgZqjDgup4i-wT0l3lIfOyvzEYRxDC3mXP2bsY0sYpDRa-NredfndDI

Kristen Doster and Austin Tisch will represent the United States at the ITU World Aquathlon Championship next year in Ibiza, Spain.

04/22/2022

04/21/2022

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04/06/2022

The Pulaski News will publish a special commencement issue May 19 that will feature information about the 100th graduating class as well as history about Pulaski High School over the years as reported in the Pulaski News.

However, input from PHS graduates is requested. Do you have scans and captions of any old photos of Pulaski High School activities that you could email to [email protected]? (If you have photos but no scanner, stop by Pulaski News office at PHS and a staff member will scan it for you.)

Do you have any vintage PHS yearbooks that you could bring in to Pulaski News so we could scan the pages and give them right back to you? The school is seeking any yearbooks produced from 1928 to 1949 and 1951 to round out its archives.

Also, do you have any special memories of your time at Pulaski High School that you would like to share in a letter to the editor of 150 words of less? If so, mail them to Pulaski News, 1040 S. St. Augustine St., Pulaski, Wis., 54162. Or, you could email them to [email protected].

Reader contributions will make the special edition a bigger success. Check out future Pulaski News editions for information on the 100th graduating class events.

The deadline is fast approaching to be included in the section. Content must be submitted by the end of April to be included.