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

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T bl g I g danc- g d g k b y d q I phy Ily II I p Ih Ih prob- I I Ih Id This I I I b I n our I dd Iy d ' I I I d ly Iasks. GYMNASIUM e OLII' SICB In- PHYSICAL TRAINING I-IOOPS-a leapl I-le made iII Who? JusI a he-man Irom SouIh doing his daily dozen down in Ihe gym. I-lave you ever passed Ihe boys' gym when Ihe eighIh hour class was in session? II so, you have prob- ably been chilled by Ihe uncanny, hearI-rending moans IhaI issue Irom wiIh- in. Wrong again--Ihe boys in our advanced gym class are merely aIIempI- ing some diIIicuII sIreIching exercise. Volleyball and basIceIbaII help girls Io reIain IhaI school-girl charm. II you don'I believe iI, aslc any member oI Ihe girls' gym classes. The skill, grace, and speed wiIh which our girl aIhIeIes play Ihese games would cause Diana Io develop an inIerioriIy complex. COMMERCIAL OLD your pencils righI and don'I Ioolc aI your machine! Thus Mr. GusIaIson guides IuIure business men and women Ihrough Ihe IribulaIions OI oIIice pracIice. BuI oIIice pracIice is noI Ihe only opporIuniIy IhaI Ihe com- mercial classes oIIer. While booldceep- ing sIudenIs Iceep ledgers oI business IransacIions, oIher sIudenIs delve inIo commercial law, or sIruggIe wiIh ariIh- meIic and spelling. Even Ihose noI in Ihe course realize Ihe need OI business Iraining and suppIemenI Iheir sIudies wiIh commercial worlc. COMMERCIAL He d I Iyp I add g h I dg and I I I I ac h I I d Ih QI' P l I 9 of Ih I b Id 26

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in r' I' 5585 C 0 I 6. a ' e HOUSEHO..D ARTS lv1El.l.S like muTTinsl Why, why musT Those domesTic arTisTs always choose TourTh hour To display Their skill? Oh, well, men musT eaT is The answer, we suppose. BuT iT's hard on us hungry ones iusT The same! This year The girls oT The Household ArTs DeparTmenT have done much service work. The girls oT The cooking classes baked pumpkin pies and molded cranberry Telly Tor Tamilies in need oT a Thanksgiving TreaT. The sewing classes have done admirable work in remodeling cloThes Tor The needy. When The girls senT ouT a call Tor old cloThes. our sTudenTs readily responded, sending in an ample supply. l-lappy children received The new old cloThes, which were The praise-worThy work oT our sewing classes. MUSIC UCT-l progress as The lvlusic DeparT- menT is making! A member oT The harmony class is wriTing a symphony in Tour movemenTs. The Milwaukee Phil- harmonic OrchesTra has promised To play iT aT one oT iTs rehearsals. New eguipmenT is being boughT Tor The insTrumenTal room, and already a Chinese gong and Turkish cymbals have been secured Tor The orchesTra. ln The band TournamenT held lasT spring we won second place. Grabow- ski wiTh his bariTone and Lukaszewski wiTh his oboe won Third and TiTTh places. Music I Th d p + + fu- r K l P d kis, d D h + gm 2' pp 'ff fhffbdii- 25 f- P- -, ep HOUSEHOLD ARTS Much is pl shed T g The gi I f S 0 u T h D ion for Th p + I ph f fT d T I f Wea g se g d cooking II I d d Th co off d by Th deparf T

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SCIENCE Ho Th gs wor a -Th Ts science. sics c ass is e I ChemlsTry and b each.deaIs wiTI1 Th io og , wi I e. SCIENCE CIENCE may be apTIy deTined as The TiTIe To The romanTic drama oT progress. Man has sTolen many oT naTure's secreTs and used Them as a barricade Tor himselT againsT discomTorT and danger. The men who are shaping our desTiny are The scienTisTs. In Their hands lies our TuTure, granTed ThaT an indeTiniTe exTension oT exisTence awaiTs us. AIThough The enTire Tield oT knowledge may be considered The province oT science, iT is possible To inTroduce The sTudenT To only iTs basic branches, such as general science, biology, chemisTry, and physics. The science course, dealing wiTh such diversiTied TacTs, is one oT The mosT popular in The school, Tor iT prepares The sTudenT Tor many vocaTions. LIBRARY UPILS wiTh library slips sTandI Pass! Thus The Teacher in A sends us oTT To The library, ThaT inviTing sanc- Tum aT The wesT end oT The second Tloor corridor. There Ivliss SchmidT relieves us oT our slips, and we enTer. BeTore using a boolc, we glance around. The room is so homey wiTh iTs Tables and rows oT boolisl Everyone is absorbed: The aTmosphere is resTTul. IT would be well Tor everyone To Torm a library habiT, says Miss SchmidT. HA boolc is a medicine boTh easy and beneTiciaI To Take. LIBRARY I The d T Miss S hmidT, fr h d en- iors mingle To b in The fields of Iii T nd h f d science in sea a - 27 diiional knowledg k d hy H phy I ngag d proving, by exper T i Tion, The laws of d posihon of Thing h isTry, wiTh m a T T d b' I y 'Th I'f