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

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3 . I t ,. t! 52.2 - as 7 init Ji W. if j livelyn llauerwax John Jaklich XVanda Kazmirski Donald Kelis llelene Knulh EVELYN HAUERWAS. who is bet- ter known as Shorty. came to South Division High school from Holy Trinity school. Gymnastics and swimming are her pet hobbies. Girls' club has seen Shorty on many programs. We sincere- ly hope her wish for development in athletic and gymnastic ability in life may be granted. JOHN JAKLICH entered South Divi- sion High from Sixteenth Avenue school and chose to follow the science course. He is interested in scientific studies and has a wide variety of outside interests. He plays the accordion and the piano and finds great enjoyment in painting in oils. Outside of school hunting. fishing, and base- ball interest him. WANDA KAZMIRSKI came from the St. Vincent de Paul school to South Divi- sion and enrolled in the stenographic course. She is a charming little studious worker and has been interested in school activities. Swimming. reading, and attending movies are her main attractions outside of school. She hopes some day to attain fame in some athletic feat. Page I tUi'rilt1-six Harry Kalous Evelyn Kriz DONALD KELLS entered South from the Scott Street school. and enrolled in the science course. He was a member of the Newsboys' club. Although he didn't par- ticipate in athletics in school. he was addicted to golf. South will always miss this future golf champ's pleasant smile. HELENE KNUTH came to us from Scott Street school and entered the science course. While she was at school. she sang in the chorus and was an active member of the Shield and Girls' clubs. Helen loves tennis and skating. lf you are ever in need of a a reliable person. call on Helen. HARRY KALOUS entered South from the Sixteenth Avenue school. and is now a graduate of the science course. He was al- ways interested in school activities. and in his senior year became our football manager. His interests outside of school vary all the way from aeroplanes to submarines. EVELYN KRIZ. a charming lass with a curl and smile. is a delight to all of us. She was active as president of Shield club. vice president of Girls' club. secretary of Century. Chrissie in the class play. a Glee club mem- ber. and a semi-final declamatory contestant. I

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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

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1- ,tag i ' l ill, T, E S if Il ., it 'iq ,Ill I tit I' l lu 1 lxt l l Earl Krause Blanche l. Gordon Lowe Regina Litzer EARL KRAUSE came from the Scott Street school. South Division now claims him as an alumnus of the English course. His main interest is music, and he has ap- peared on various programs and revues. His highest ambition here was realized when he played a solo for the Music Teachers' convention. lf any job. such as moving a piano, is to be done, Earl is there to do it. BLANCHE LARSON entered our school four years ago from Eighteenth Avenue school. She may seem shy but, oh my! Blanche was an excellent student and spent most of her spare moments on her studies. She will always remember making a perfect mark on her algebra exam. There are other interests in her life, too. but she's not talking about them. NORBERT W. LIEBER appears to be a very timid and quiet individual. However, his intimate friends will testify to the con- trary. Upon entering South from the Grant Street school, he registered in the elective course. Norbert took an active part in the Boys' Glee club besides being interested in outdoor sports. . 2 arson Norbert XV. Lieber XVilliam Lund Marguerite l.uedl-te GORDON LOWE came from Scott Street school. He appears to be a quiet. studious chap. but his football numeral of '27, and emblem of '28, and his basketball emblems of '26, '27, '28, show that he is quite an athlete. Gordy is also a member of the February class commission. REGINA LITZER. a charming miss known to her friends as Ray, came to us as a sophomore, from Ashland high school. During her three years at South she joined Girls' club and made many friends. She is being graduated from the elective course. MARGUERITE LUEDKE. intimately known as Peggy. entered South Division from the Grant Street school. and was grad- uated from the accounting course. Peggy. active in Century, Girls' Glee club. and Girls' club. was the clever, delightful heroine of the senior class play, Philippa Gels There. XVILLIAM LUND, a handsome, popular boy, has taken an active part in school life. and has held several offices in different clubs. He was also a member of the class commis- sion. We will remember Billy best as Philippa in the class play Philippa Gets There. Page Tun-ntq-st-t'cn