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

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WE HEAR CAREER DAY SPEAKERS human- Ll Principal Earle Fneker CleftD greets guest speakers Miss Wyone Haase Mr Arthur Carlson Mr Leonard Schneider Capt Ray Knight and Mr Stanley Foll seatedD 'IOP lnterest ln people and good moral character are the most important Factors in becoming 1 nurse aclxised Miss Dolores Klein edueitionwl director it xl19Cl'lLOfd13 hospital BOI ION1 Teiclnnv is 1 Lhwllenging Lneer commented D1 Lee Mltheus Llmirrnln of the Ul'KlL1lf6 Council for XVISCOHSIH Stite college xx hen he spoke to luture teuhtrs s f Nleetmg for refreshments after the conferences are Miss Estelle Stone Cleftj 'Xliss Helen 'Nlclilrox Dr Lee Mathews Capt Rav Knight and 'Vlr Russell 'Nlanthe TOP Mr Xvilliim ltlclstcm cxetume XICC president of unior llousc irlxlsetl mxont xxith eremxe ibilitx to enter either the designing oi modeling brmches of the garment trades BOTTONI C ipt Ru knight hirboi mister ol the Milwaukee xouth ulio seek jobs on Crt it Lrltts ships ...J R ........,,.,MA,t,, p p 2 Q' , A 2 t , S A? ,V 'g A i 4 - 'ilk we!- fr ii mtl ' V . , Nfl- 1 M X -' 2 Uv , R , .2 A 1. I l A l x 'Q . A . ' ' I . A 1 .3 , . , . , . , A A Y 1 ,', . ' , - 1 C . i . r' . I . . . . . , , , - , J . , . , 1 , . t . 4 , 1 t 2 . . X t . A ' 'N' L ' T ' ' ' '. iz t heist '1'J, I sill . LI' L ,Q ' be 1 ' , ' f ' 4 , ,, 1 1 ' ' .' Harbor commission, promised u rapid advancement to enterprising xl ss it y v N. ,ss fu KX mm V Y S,-f' 5- lx Q-in-x-'x-Q fa 5 - ' A 'll - ,, 1 4- 4 so J A p L erhin A A :lp 3 I K .. , s L 2 S s L 5 S ' . . A 5 '. 5 . 32 ' 1 ll X , A I , ,- lb w '- N,f,p f F In A I -

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MR RAY D CROUT MQ 'Ghz' jfnrh has razlleh him hnmr but he lrfi us with thc numnrg uf x gclttlrnum hrimtrh in his lgumr, his srhnul, his ruuuirg, :nth his muh. With these memorable words, Miss Estelle Stone informed the students and faculty of the death of Mr. Ray D. Crout, beloved former principal of South Division. Mr. Crout passed away on May 12, 1954, in Sarasota, Florida, at the age of seventy-five. Coming to South in 1937, Pop, as he was affectionately called by his students, worked conscientiously for the well-being of all those with whom he came in contact. By enthusiastically backing bond and paper drives during World War ll, he kindled a great bon- fire of patriotism for South Divisionitcs and citizens of the surround- ing community. The organ in Coblentz hall is a constant reminder of him and his wholeliearted promotion of the organ fund drive. In a memorial day program Principal Earl Fricker appropriately expressed the feelings of the combined faculty and studenty body by sa ing, Mr. Crout is not dead. He lives in the heart of every person wfio ever knew him. SOUTH LOSES A BELOVED FRIEND If

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OPEN HOUSE AT S.D.H.S. OUR PARENTS ARE OUR GUESTS ' 5 T ' Q N5- 'QQQV' ' till: s W --ax f A 'wi-. :I i 5 4 if 1 iffy- ess! :EN 'uul Mr. Friclier chats with parents and stu- dents while conducting them on a tour of the building. Noting recent improve- ments, South's principal also points out plans for remodeling and expansion aris- ing from the demands of ever increasing enrollment. During the numerous activities going on in the boy s' gym, general science in- structor and football coach lX'lr. John Schram talks with Mrs. Leo Mlvnczak and her daughter Kathryn, a freshman. Other visitors were interested in the tum- bling demonstration that was taking place. 'Times have changed since l went to schoolf' commented Mr. Walter hlartin when he tall-Led with librarian hliss Mil- dred Ramaker about the new and im- proved reading material the library has acquired. Interested onlookers are Mr. Martin's two daughters, Corinne Cfrontl and Diane Csecond from rightl with their two friends, Donna Martin and Carol .Ienks Crightl. Visitors to room 224 were greeted bv English instructor Miss Alice Paquette. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Meyrose discuss their son Wlavnels interest in reading while Mr. Herman Morisette waits his turn to meet his daughter Lynette's teacher. ln room 333 art instructor Mr. Leroy Harvancik Crightl discussed qualities of students' drawings with a group of par- ents including Mrs. Norma Clucaz Cleft, rearD and her son Blair Cleft, frontj. Sen- ior jeauan Orazem CseatedD cuts linoleum in preparation for block printing.