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

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l l w l LIFE'S A GAMBLE, YOU MUST ADMIT: GET HEP ON ENGLISH, AND THEN YOU'LL FIT ns speak louder than words. In l2A speech, stu- Jractice facial expressions and gestures as part of tudy in drainatics . . . Girls in l2B English class e Macbeth as presented in Shakespeare's day . . . al English students plan and drainatize correct ways ly for a job. Everyone in the class takes part in one of the groups which writes the script and then present it . . . Fellow students ---, are my knees shaking! Daily practice in speaking before an audience overcomes nervous- ness and tension . . . To discover new sources of reference, Mrs. Dickinson's 12A English class spends an hour in the library. They take notes for class discussion. Page 27

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PLAY THE WHEEL: WATCH BUSINESS GROW. WILL YOUR BEAREADY? GET SET NOW. No Hysteria in this office. The Boss looks pleased with the efficient work of his assistants in managing school finances . . . To prepare for oflice careers, Miss Zoller gives frequent tests for speed and accuracy . . . Remember, charm and poise for fame and fortune! Miss Marheine reminds her future secretaries . . . It must be a profit not a loss, say bookkeepers who Find checking their accounts Page 26 good file clerks out of amateurs in junior business tr . . . f'Don't look at your keys, warns Miss McGa supervising senior girls in oflice practice class. Daily machines like the comptometer and dictaphone are ' for good secretaries. at the board a big' help . . . Practicing their

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1 1 l THE WHEEL WHIRLS FASTER: WATCH IT GO. HlSTORY'S A-MAKING. WHAT DO YOU KNOW? Future senators attend a session of civics under the able direction oi' President VVally Rasinske. First and second semester seniors make up the representatives from the var- ious states . . . Guess what? All roads lead to Rome, proudly exclaim Miss O'Callaghan's modern history stu- dents aiter considerable use of the map . . . No, not fairy Page 28 tales but horrors of the French Revolution are bei covered by members of Mr. Saskowski's modern class . . . VVe want Churchill say Miss Bradshaw's E history class who is taking a Gallup poll of the election. Affairs in England today are especially s in this course which is elected by juniors and senior