North Division High School - Tattler Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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PRINClPAl RAYMOND F. MICHALAK

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A ' mw'f'f W 'vw fs1 'vfff 'wr' rf PA' 'HYW' IJEDIBATIUN Mr. Michalak, a former lieutenant colonel in the United States Army, came to North Division High School as its principal in September, 1946. A Milwaukeean, he is a graduate of Marquette University where he received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education degrees. In 1935 he studied in Europe on a scholarshipg during that year and again in 1938 he visited most of the countries of Europe. Mr. Michalak's teaching experience has been broad and varied. Before coming to North, he had been on the faculties of Marquette High, Kilbourn junior Trade, and Pulaski. He was vicefprincipal of Pulaski High School. He also taught in Louisiana State University where he was a Visiting professor of education. In 1944 and 1945 he was assistant professor of military science and tactics in the University of Louisiana. For several years he has served as president of the Milwaukee Principals' Association. Through his constant and deep devotion to the interests of North Division High School, and specifically in his promotion of audio-visual aids in education, and in his zeal in building up our school's counseling service, we have proited by learning how we can better face life's problems. So, we of the TATTLER staff, as representatives of the student body and faculty, pay tribute to our principal who--in his nine years here at North-has left his positive imprint upon the progress of our school. With our heartiest appreciation of his work and with our best wishes for his success and future happiness in his assignment to the pnncipalship of the new Custer High School, we dedicate this yearbook-the 1955 TATTLER-to Mr. Raymond F. Michalak.

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n jfihufe to MISS MARY CARROLL I .ree the Jtrength and heanty of thy face, The little fnzile that alwayx lendf it grace, The thoughtfnlnefrr hehind eaeh word and deed, The generazif giring to a friend in need ,' A dignity eornpoied of poiie and charm, An inner .fenfe of right that naught ran harm A gift for rnirnicry, an Irifh wit fl Jinile ai' I recall each elerer hitj ,' A gift for friendfhip-loyal, fine, and trzre, A depth of love that'J only granted few. The hoary with Mary helped to inahe life Jufeet: There'J joy in hnoufing we again xhall rneet. I will not Jay that the haf gone away - fait au revoir nntil anather day. -A. C. N. Mary Carroll: student, teacher, friend! Student at the Uni' versity of Wisconsin where she received a Bachelor of Science degreeg teacher, for many years head of the Home Economics Department of North Division High Schoolg friend, loyal and sincere, to all who came within the circle of her warm, glowing spirit.