South Division High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Roy Dembsky Arthur Diekow George Henry Fahrcnholz Robert Fahrenberg ROY DEMBSKY came to South from the Twenty-seventh Avenue school. He en- rolled in the science course and found it fascinating. He is interested in all forms of scientific work, particularly in the construc- tion of radios. He is readily recognized by teachers because of his peculiar handwriting. ARTHUR DIEKOW entered South from the Eighteenth Avenue school and enrolled in the science course. He was an active member of the Science and Newsboys' clubs. His chosen sports are tennis. skating, and baseball. Arthur does playground and social center work. MARIAN ERICKSEN has made many friends at South Division among Whom are the members of Shield club. Forum Debate club, and Century. We are certain that Bay View regrets the day that Marian left its portals to come to South. LESTER ERICKSON. of the manual arts course, came from the Mineral Street school. He was one of Mr. Sears's helpers for many of the settings for the class plays, and took two minor parts in the play, Philippa Gets There. Lester enjoys all sports and also things pertaining to construction. Pzigr Ttwnly-four ,f ,Wa Marian Ericksen Lester Erickson lone Fiedler Mildred Godagcr GEORGE HENRY FAHRENHOLZ, from Grant Street school, enrolled in the history course. He was active in school so- cieties and proved himself an admirable villain in the class play. When the junior basketball team, of which he was a member. beat the faculty, his cup of joy spilled over. ROBERT FAHRENBERG has taken part in every activity in school. He has been monitor in assembly A. member of Century. of Forum. and of the orchestra. Bob considers his part of Ira Brandon in the class play the most important event of his career at South Division. IONE FIEDLER. expert prospective stenographer, has a disposition which makes her popular among all friends. She is an ardent admirer of the cinema art and delights in collecting movie information and pictures. Peaches also enjoys dancing and skating. MILDRED GODAGER is the only mem- ber of the class who has the distinction of sewing all her own clothes. Milly is be- loved by all and has many friends. She has appeared in many programs at Girls' club, Science club. and Shield club. She is being graduated from the science course. r

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an il ,bgbu I .Q t I I I ea in -af, It - if? EQ Helen Buege Rollin Patrick Bunch George XV, Burns, Jr. Lelestia Cafmeyer Virginia Christensen HELEN BUEGE is known for her wit and charm which endeared her to all of her classmates. Her acting ability came far be- vond all expectations when she portrayed the Swedish maid in the class play. She was a member of Girls' club, Science club. and Shield club. Where one Helen is, the other is sure to be found. ROLLIN PATRICK BUNCH, a son of Ireland. came from Grant Street school and enrolled in the mathematics course. A true gentleman and a worthy warrior of the grid- iron is Rolliel Besides being a football star, Rollie took part in basketball, making the freshman team. May he never have to use those crutches again: climbing the stairs is too hard work. GEORGE W. BURNS JR. was publicity manager of the class play and an active mem- ber of the Science club. His two hobbies were ushering at the Alhambra theatre and impersonating Beau Brummel. A gay, ir- responsible. heartfree youth was George until -but we musn't tell tales out of school. Like some others George liked school except for the studies. Ruth Davis Lillian Degentesh CELESTIA CAFMEYER: a dash. a sparkle, a merry twinkle, a sympathetic man- ner. In the declamatory contest she caught our attention: in Century she won our re- spect: in the class play she won our love. Willful. Winsome Isabel, the naughty, capti- vating tomboy. made Phillippa Gets There 'a delicious memory. VIRGINIA CHRISTENSEN. nicknamed Gin, is a Sixteenth Avenue school graduate. While at South Division. she was a member of Girls' club. Virginia's first speech in a small assembly gave her a thrill and some worry too. She likes to play tennis and to go motoring in the country. RUTH DAVIS. alias Frenchie, came to us from the Sixteenth Avenue school. Science and Girls' clubs have claimed her spare time. She has a tendency for breaking the hearts of young he-males who can't resist her beautiful eyes and dusky hair. LILLIAN DEGENTESI-I, known as Lil- lums. is a slim. dark-haired, studious-looking girl. whose ambition is to become a teacher of mathematics. Besides her studies at South her interest was centered upon the Girls' club. Science club. and Century. Puqc Twenly-three

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il' li 1, i lr if 1 if sg s r J 1-13 ' ':f1, 231 .. 1.1. . i ,. w i , of Q , Grace Gordon Gilbert G Harriet Gurn Harvey Grossmann GRACE GORDON, that cheerful bru- nette, will be missed at South Division after she is graduated. Since everyone must have a hobby, Grace has chosen hiking as hers. It takes a verra good stride to keep up with her ten league boots. As a mem- ber of Girls' club she participated in several of the programs. Billy will always be remembered because of her friendly manner. GILBERT GROSS entered South Division from St. Stephen's school. He has worked on the Cardinal weekly staff as a head- writer. Gil's greatest hobby is tennis: he also enjoys tinkering with his radio. Get- ting California stations is one of his pleasures. Gilbert is being graduated from the accounting course and expects to be a big business man. DOROTHY GROTHER, of the elective course. came from Paducah. Kentucky, Her ready smile has made her many friends. Dodo was vice president of Girls' club and has appeared in many programs in school. Outside of school. Dodo enjoys playing cards and skating. Like a real Southern lady she is always the gracious hostess. fa il Ili I l .l l f 1 X v lx! ross Dorothy Grother Norman Haacke Elden Hunter HARRIET GURN is another of our record-breaking students. She completed high school satisfactorily in three and one-half years. She was a member of Girls' club. Century, and Science club. Etta is making a large book of popular songs. She spends much of her time in reading and swimming. HARVEY GROSSMANN, alias Huba. came from the Grant Street school. Huba was on the '26 cross-country team and earned a football numeral in '28. His greatest out- side interest is dancing, and all the girls say he shakes a mean foot. NORMAN HAACKE entered South from Mineral Street school. He was a worthy member of the history course and an eager advocate of the old Cardinal Chess club. This industrious chap has visions of an office with a desk that's all his own. ELDEN HUNTER was graduated from Mineral Street school. He was a worthy member of the English course and an eager participant in all the school activities. He was president of Civics club and treasurer of Century Literary society. Elden is a like- able fellow whose services to South are greatly appreciated. Page Twrnl y-live