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

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COMP - • MUSIC DEPARTMENT LISTEN , my children, and vou shall j hear. is a qu tat which is - : applies, but why not and und ing to? Those who sruJv music appre- ciation learn : cnize the music of itries, as well as to recog- nize the various musical instruments. Svmphcnies. operas. - s, and di- rectors ' - studied. The students often present in class : one of tfa - dents is selected as :nnan. and some : the others en:, with vocal and insrru- • . :al times d . the vear the students of the school were entertained bv programs presented in assembly A bv the music department. At Christmas time the stu- dents were pleased not only with the double program presented in A, but with the entertainment given at the Mitchell Street Community Christmas Tree celebration. It is such occasions as these that link our school to the civic activities of the South Side and unite the in- terests of two impor- tant factors in our lives. Two features added to the department dur- . the last year are the .-f chorus and the ninth hour in- strumental classes. «[ 25 ; '

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CARDINAL A N N U A L to , via: FOREIGN LANGUAGES ADIOS ; Anna rmunqme cjiio ; 2 Dante seboen ; Bon i .. These are some of the phrases which at on die breeze in the lane, ns ..: South Division. It is through the study of lane aees that we :ze the beau: . nd value of the countries from which thev come. The study of Latin is : .. ' . be- cause it leads to a dea er use of our own lan- - useful to those who intend to be ..■■•. - and drugs sts for Latin terms are used in the fundamental studies of these subjects. nan is important eel scien- tifically inclined. This is because of the discoveries made by German scien- asts who, of course, record their find- .n German. French and Spanish are also impor- :...-.: : .:.. ' ■ . ' : . . - r -. .: :-..; . ••. to be the diplomatic lane agt f die world; Spanish because it is the lan- guage :he voting republics of Soudi m ... whose i merce is spreac the world. The teach e - ke up the guagc depanment axe Mis • Charlv. Miss . b Hainan Nfiss M mott. Miss Qu k Miss Sickels.

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( A R D I N A I. A N NUAL THE BUSINESS WORLD COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT WHAT a whale of a difference a good stenographer makes in an office! Every phase of our commercial depart- ment is essential in training the students to become not mere pieces of furniture ' in an organization, but living parts of it. A thorough knowledge of spelling, arithmetic, bookkeeping, and geography helps to lift the stu- dents out of the class of the ordinary stenogra- pher into that of the well-informed one. The commercial sub- jects taught in the last two years of high school are more broad- ening. They aim to give the student true Nimble Fingers facts about the business world. Sales- manship teaches the philosophy of sell- ing, important to everyone, no matter what occupation he is engaged in. Com- mercial law deals with that branch of the law pertaining especially to business. It teaches the business rights of others and the proper respect due them. The arrangement and workings of a business are studied in business management. Shorthand and tvpe- w riting go h ;i n d in hand and are of equal importance. The fun- damentals of short- hand are first learned. Then comes the thrill of taking notes in as- sembly A. • - '