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

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L J, 1937 CARDINAL ANNUAL THE TWENTY-FOURTH YEARBOOK PUBLISHED BY THE PUPILS OF SOUTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN JUNE, 1937 MR. BOOK, ACTING PRINCIPAL ,tiny A ,--- iv' -Y a HORSE 'N' BUGGY DAYS FOREWORD For more than lorty years the dome oi South Division has watched over the surrounding neighborhood. From beneath its shelter, tvventy-iive years ago, a small band oi eager students triumphantly hurried iorth, clutching a thin paper-bound pamphlet. Just a little bool4, dedicated to lVlr. l-larry E. Coblentz, it re- corded the activities oi the students and pictured the graduates. This vvas the First Cardinal Annual, published in 1912. Since that year the Cardinal Annual has grovvn vvith the school. Three hundred students have become tvventy-three hundred. The building has been enlarged several times, so that today vve have gymnasiums, music rooms, a library, and tvvo large assemblies. -l-hrough it all the great dome has beheld lour decades of ever-changing, never-ending progress at South Division. -l-hat stately dome has been a lamiliar landmarl4 on the South Side, ior the school has always been the center oi activity in the community. She has steadily encouraged the ideals and sustained the enterprises oi the citizens. ln the turbulent days oi the vvar she was loyal, ardent, and helpiul. -l-he return oi peace turned her energies to campaigns for charity, to entertainment ior pupils and parents, to civic projects, and to health programs. This year tvvo thousand eager students poured from the doors ol the old school, carrying a cloth-bound volume oi one-hundred Fifty pages. It vvas their bool4 oi pictures and oi memories, the 1937 Cardinal Annual, which through the years has spread the glory and the povver, the traditions and the aspirations of South Division. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR ----A DONALD WOLF ASSISTANT EDITOR A - ROBERT CALLAI-IAN LITERARY STAFF EDITOR --,-- EILEEN WERNER ASSISTANTSL JOHN LIDOVC, HENRY DANIELCZYK, ROBERT ZINSMEISTER, VALERIA KERSTEN, FRANCIS ROZGA, ALICE BUDNY, LORRAINE SCHULTZ, HOW- ARD SCHLITZ, BERNICE NELSON, LEONA HREN. RUTH REININC-ER, ETHEL ZEISIG, ESTHER PALUSZYN- SRI, VIRGINIA LONTKOWSRI, JEANNETTE PASZKIE- WICZ, FLORENCE GRABOWSKI, LUCY GLISZIN- SKI, ADELINE WAYNERT, KENNETH SCHROEDER ART STAFF EDITOR A-,- NORMAN DENNISON ASSISTANTS: NORMAN EDNIE, HELEN JUPKA, JEAN PRASSER, KENNETH SCI-ILOERKE, ESTI-IER KLEIN, LENORE LISTON, ALBERT ZUELZKE BUSINESS STAFF MANAGER ---- IRWIN GRAY ASSISTANT MANAGER - JOSEPI-I BIELAWSKI CIRCULATION MANAGER - JACK WRIGHT -5 A QUARTER CENTURY OF PROGRESS O Florence Grabowslri, Roberl Callahan, Donald Wolf, Miss Foelslxe, Jeannelle Paszlriewicz, Miss Nagle, Lucie Gliszinslci, Eileen Werner, Kennelh Shroeder, Howard Schulz. In February highesr scholasric honors wenr ro Pauline Podiavorselc. During her four progressive years ar Soulh she mainrained a perlecr arrendance rec- ord, became secrerary of rhe German clulo, and devored much Time each semesrer To The Cardinal weekly. When only a freshman she srarrecl her long and successful career as a reporrer. Firsl honor siuclenr, represenlalive girl, a member of lhe June class com- mission - all rhese clislinclions came ro Lorraine Schullz in her senior year. Wharever she underloolc ro do, she did exceedingly well. ln only four se- mesters Lorraine rose 'From proof reader 'ro ecliror-in-chief of The Cardinal wee y. Doris Smirh lied wilh Donald l-lomulh lor second honors in June. l lilced my work, Doris explained. Thar is why l mainrainecl a high average. She was acrive in Girls' club and in Cenrury Lirerary sociery. June Bemis, a gradu- aring senior, was awarded rhe Milwaukee - Downer scholarship. While she was aclive in Cenlury, Girls' club, and lnrer Nos, her grearesr de- lighl lay in music and singing. I 7 ANNUAL LITERARY STAFF Pauline Podiavorselr Lorraine Schull! Doris Smilh June Bemis Lenore Llslon, Helen Juplca, Jean Prasser, Norman Dennison, ART STAFF Es+l1er Klein, Kennelh Schloerlce, Norman Ednie, Alber+ Zuelzke. Never in lhe hislory ol Soulh Division has il happened before. Three graduales lied lor second honors in February, l937: l-lelen Busche, Frank Karioris, and John Udovc. Quiel and reserved, Helen wenl aboul The business of piling up grades lhal lel her share honors wilh Frank and John, in lacl, lel' her exceed lhem by a lraclion of a poinl. She was aclive loo in Girls' club and in lhe Ger- man club. ln her spare lime she indulged her love of sporls, baseball, volley- ball, and baslcelball. As edilor-in-chief of The Cardinal Frank did yeoman's service lo lhe school. l-lis lceen shalls of wil' drew many a laugh from his associales. ln addilion he lound lime lo belong lo lhe Science club and lo Cenlury, and lo win a lraclq numeral. A lurlher proof ol his wide inleresls was his passion for chemislry. Versalile John Udovc, lrhird member of 'rhis inlelleclual lrio, was sporls edilor of The Cardinal, winner of The Teglmeyer cup, slar runner on lhe cross-counlry and lraclq Teams, and a member of lhe class commission. Furlhermore, he parlicipaled in lhe senior revue, lhe class play, and lhe senior banquel. l 8 Jack WrighT, Franlr HorvaTh, Julius weilep, Leona Schmlh, Erwin Gray, Joseph BlEldWSliI. Truly represenTaTive oT SouTh Division was Jane Munson who reaped an avalanche oT honors in her Three years aT SouTh. She was associaTe-ediTor oT The Cardinal, a member oT The February class commission, and represen- TaTive girl. l-ler oTher inTeresTs included boTh sporTs and clubs. AT com- mencemenT she gave The speech OT welcome To parenTs and guesTs. When honors came To Frank, They came noT singly buT in baTTalions. l-lis classmaTes voTed him represenTaTive boy and chairman oT The February com- mission. l-le was a member oT The all-ciTy grid Team and an able baslceTball player. On him also was besTowed The W medal, mosT coveTed OT all aThleTic honors. ln The Cardinal he covered Three maior sporTs and wroTe The column Behind The Scenes. Harry Toolrylc, whose brillianT smile and good humor won Triends every- where, deserved The coveTed honors oT represenTaTive boy and chairman oT The June class commission. An emblem in TooTball and Two gold medals in Track aT- TesTed To his aThleTic abiliTy. FurTher- more, he was a member oT The Science and LaTin clubs and parTicipaTed in The Jan- uary school revue. Jane, Frank, and Harry possessed To a remarkable degree The good Tellowship ThaT disTinguishes represenTaTive sTudenTs aT SouTh. I 9 BUSINESS STAFFS Jane Munson Frank Milauc Harry Todrylx Lorraine Schulh, Henry Danielc1yk, Margie Heup, Louis Bonneau, LITERARY STAFF Alice Scl1ulTz, Howard Schuh, James Tyborsky, Albena Pepan. Marvin Wiriz Russell Schweida Donald HomuTh lvlorvin WirTz, a senior, was The winner OT The Lyric Music medal. l-lis perliormance in Briar Rose gave evidence oT his inTeresT in music and oT his vocal abiliTy. While reading, Tennis, and phoTography Took up much oT his spare Time, he was acTive in boTh CenTury and Boys' Glee club. l-le hopes ThaT his TalenTs will evenTually help him To become a radio announcer. Russell Schweida, musician, golTer, booksTore clerk, was This year acknowl- edged a composer OT noTe. ln a naTionwide creaTive arT conTesT, sponsored by The ScholasTic magazine, his solo Tor The violin won a TirsT prize, and one OT his shorTer solos won TourTh place in The honorable menTion group. Russell, whose hobby is wriTing music, has second chair in The violin secTion OT The school orchesTra. Donald l-lomuTh, who Tied wiTh Doris SmiTh Tor second honors in June, was The winner oT The Civic Music medal. l-le aTTribuTecl his high scholasTic average To inTensive sTudy. AlThough Donald had TirsT chair in cellos in The SouTh Division orchesTra, he Tound Time To be presidenT OT Science club and Treasurer oT LaTin club. l-le has mapped ouT a musical career Tor himself. SouTh may be proud oT These boys who conTribuTed boTh TalenT and service To The school. 20 Leo Marlnel, Douglas Horning, Kennell-1 Schloerlre, Douglas Teal, Franl: Oblanski, Theodore Janzen, Frank Horvarh, Ralph Rosecky, Alois Andrzeiczak. Marlha Maxim, Florence Boschke, Evelyn Smirh, Janer Schulh, Caroline Alsip, Dorofhy Lewanclowski. Cenlury presenled a gold pin lhis year +o Jacob Shanberge, winner of lhe oralorical conlesl, for his seleclion, The Unknown Speaker. As lhe lailor he conlribuled much mirlh 'ro 'rhe operella Briar Rose. Music occupied much ol his lime, 'For he played lhe lrombone in +he band and was l'he accom- panisl lor lhe Boys' Glee club. l-lis principal hobby oulside of school was slamp collecling. Belly Budd Feurig, a junior, was awarded lhe gold pin in lhe Cenlury declamalory conlesl. She was inleresled in music, as well as in dramalics, and played in The band and in 'rhe orcheslra. Journalism proved +o be an- o+her of her inleresls, for she was recenlly laken on The Cardinal weekly siall. l-ler enlhusiasm for lhis kind of work was closely allied wilh her desire lo become a leacher of English. l-loward Schulz, an up-and-coming lirsl semesler senior, received 'The Alumni English book. l-le served The Cardinal weekly as a slar reporler and as a headline wriler. Aclive in Cenlury Lilerary sociely and Science club, l-loward was also a member of The orcheslra and played on l'he golf squad. l-lis versalilily also carried him inlo 'rhe lighlr opera. Through lhe years 'rhe Cenlury awards have ranked among lhe cherished honors of lhe school. 2 I CARDINAL SALESMEN Jacob Shanberge B Hy Budd Feurig Howard Schuh JANUARY John Udovc, Frank Milauc, Lillian Eriksson, Herlserf Carlson, Jane Munson. COMMISSION Virginia Slemp Mariha Frank Nenclz This year CenTury presenTed a silver pin To The second place winner in The decIamaTory conTesT. Virginia STemp was The TirsT To receive This award. She has been inTeresTed in Tap dancing Tor some Time and hopes evenTually To become a Teacher oT dramaTics. During her years aT SouTh she appeared in many programs and was acTive in Girls' club and InTer Nos. I:irsT To receive The silver pin awarded To The second winner oT The CenTury oraTorical conTesT was MarTha Maxim, a senior. She was presidenT oT Forum and a member oT The debaTe Team. Then Too, her populariTy won 'For her a place on The June class commission. IVIoniTor OT row I4 in assembly A, lVIarTha was a sTar salesman and winner oT a service emblem. l've been inTeresTed in TooTball ever since I was Icnee-high To a grass- hopper, shyly admiTTed good-naTured Franlc Nenclci, Cardinal Tullbaclc. Be- sides being The slowesT dresser on The Team, he won The Alumni sweaTer Tor mainTaining The highesT scholasTic average among The gridiron heroes. In The spring, when The call Tor Traclcmen came, he ioinecl The Throng ThaT TroTTed ouT To The sTadium every day Tor a heavy session wiTh Coach Krueger's weighT-boys. I-lonor To The alumni Tor mainTaining The TradiTion oT The sweaTer inauguraTed so long ago by Mr. Carl lvlooTzl 22 Roberf Callahan, Eihel Zeisig, Harry Todryk, Marfha Maxim, Lorraine Schulh. JUNE COMMISSION Margie'll gel you if you don'+ waich ouH Margie l-leup, who was named winner of Jrhe Junior Girls' English cup 'ihe 'iirsi sernesier, enioyed wriiing skeiches and biographies of her friends. Copy ediior of The Cardinal and a former vice-presidem' of Girls' club, she was also aclive in Lalin club and in Cenlury. To balance These inlelleciual aclivilies Margie indulged in many ouidoor sporis. Henry Danielczyk, sporls ediior of The Cardinal, was i937 reciloieni of +he Tegimeyer cup. Many years ago Mr. Archie Teglrneyer presenied Jrhis cup 'io Souih Division. l-le reguesied Thai ii be awarded To The iunior boy who had a high raling in English and who was a represeniaiive siudeni. Euriher evidence of l-lenry's keen inleresl' in English was his growing colleciion of books for his privale library. Mar Y 9 Doroihy Dorszynski was awarded Jrhe Junior Girls' English cup for lhe sec- D'-clfglhy 'if ' Y' and semesier. l wanl +o be an English ieacher, because I like English and I wanl o'rhers To like ii loo. This was Doro+hy's seniirneni. Noi only did she serve The Cardinal as copy reader and slar reporier. buf she served also as secreiary of Girls' club. This year, as always, English honors were awarded on The basis of manifold inieresls. 23 Long shalts ol sunlight pouring in upon the tnool4shelves and the tables made the library the most cheerful room at South Division. No vvonder the eyes of seniors were Filled with regret at leaving these lamiliar surroundings. Senior year had Fled all too quiclcly. EDWIN ANDERSEN Science ROBERT COOKE Science l-le hearkens no? io The voice of The Sirens. He is belly aboul baseball and slrikes oul on his own lo learn lhe lechniquef' EUNICE AYERS Eleclive The only vlew she was inlereslecl in was Sclence l The one TV' The mlffof-H Keen rnind, deieclinq glare, . Eulure criminals, beware. MAE AUGUSTOWSKI Elecllve Her mood! was gay and briqhf as a sum- Science mer momlng' l-le's wriling his alibioqraphyf' AUPREY BARWWK Science ORLETTA CORNELL Science 'Her brown eyes were as cear as lruih HSE . . .. H,SeH-H e lallcs unhl lhe yawning hours, JOYCE BERGMANN Elecliye IRENE CYWINSKI Science The eyes have H'-' A lady of energelic eyebrows. ROSELLA BELOT Slenographic HELEN DANCKER Eledive She beals a fafloo on The infricale Type- ilTl e hands fhaf laU lCl'eCl 5 Thousand Wfifefj' baslcerballsf' LUCILLE BLASZCZYNSKI Eleclive JAMES De MOTTO Science She responds as prornplly as an echo. l-le does :sis homework in hasfe ancl re- penls af eisure. LORRAINE BREITZKE Eleclive UA lady is a woman who always remern- Elec-llve bers orhers and never forgefs herself. A Tenor voice and a fender heart SHIRLEY BRGWN English RUSSELL De Mum Science She has an advenlurous mind Thai royes His poise is as Calm as fwylighf and as like a Searchlight Sgncere- STEVE BUDNICK Science HENRY DIZACK Science His .plelasanl disposilion made him a -'AS Changeable as we Scenery:- favorlie. GEORGE BLJRMEISTER Science ANGEUNE DONNER y Slenogfaphlc UAH 6 Ie ie 6 da keg S his doctor Her auburn hair, bafhed in sunbeams. awayrfip P Y p gliflered like fhe gloriole of a saint STEVE Buizicfxu Eledive GEORGE lgOC3LEYh b Eledzye n - H 'l T i l 1h P id l, Tlllcee lljirrlggliljiE6ElZel?'?pUlaVl young man on bjlohei aelnaide lzeg wonllarlevei beejeiligrf' HELEN BUSCHE Science IDA MAY DOWERMAN English She wanls fo be a 6-woman. Lefs hope Hslrle was 5 Child Ol earth and SUM' she gels her man. Y JANET DZlURDZlEWSKl Elecfive EleCTlVe Always as busy as a bee buzzing away al' 6en1le, quiet and sweel as a lullaby. We WVOVTQ 'flme-V' ALYCE CIESLAK Accounling RITA DORSZYNSKI Slenographic Never misses a fine opporfunify for lceep- She longs fo punch a rypewrifer 'lor her ing quiet rneal-ficlcelf' 26 252 . kit' x X ,U .w'.W:: ll'-S' .- 'I x , W. .. K , ., .w 2 . Q . ,J T55 'FW f X Q .N .1 1 Q 6 A Q55 ,gl is 9116? 1 - . fx...p ,,,l,, ' . 1-, . Q. . 0 . .., .. . . .A X3 Y .3 . 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DOROTHY EISCHER ElecTive Her Tingers Twinlcled rapidly over The TypewriTer keys, PAUL ERIESCH English I-le hopes To be a docTor, buT he haTes chiselingf' LEONARD GARSTECKI ElecTive His mind was recepTive, acTive, versaTile. ELWOOD FOX Science His counsel is valued, his Triendship Treasuredf' HARLAND GERDS Science ln him dwells an imp oT friendly mis- chieT. JOHN GIBBENS Science MighTy oaks Trom IiTTle acorns grow. EDWARD GLADE Science As conversaTional as a Charles Chaplin Comedy, 28 CHESTER GODAGER IT oTTen shows a Tine ElecTive COVI'iVI'i5nd oT lan' guage To say noThing. NENA GOLETZ STenographic I-Ier reasoning is as clear and deTiniTe as ThaT oT rnaThernaTics. EELICIA GORSKI ElecTive Red-haired as aufumnf' JOY GRAVES English As guieT as a Eourfh oT July celehraTion. BEVERLY GRISIUS STenographic A raTher retiring lass, buT neverTheIess a verifable nighT owl. PEGGY GROSS She is as resTless as a JANET GRUBER Her soul panTed Tor EVELYN GRZEZINSKI She was as joyous as The cadence OT The sea. JUNE GROH She is a cousin To The EVELYN HANSEN ErnoTion is more in her ALFRED I-IANSEN He worlis lilce a sTolier, GERTRUDE HARDER WiTh her liTTle rockeTs VIRGINIA I-IEANEY Her peT peeve is Th whaT?' So whaT? ROBERT IEIELF ElecTive windshield wiper. English The higher liTe. STenographic STenographic spring. ElecTive line Than ThoughT. Science English OT laughTer. ElecTive e expression 'So English He adrniTs There are Two sides To every quesTion4his own and ESTHER HELWIG Runs as high as 95 pe inTellecTual TaculTies. The wrong side. STenographiC r cenT in aII The ,EW lsai ' -x,. U' 1 .V if 2 fs- W-E' , .ii if fi, Q 153 5 Af .-all ...M MF . - W -Q ...H K in , mv mx , 'Q EE -z S x ie? Han Y .. . A M., ,Q I , A gg '? .L 4 11 i .. , -,124 'T ' 5: in gm rv: E: Q- Q iff? if ' , X Qi 3 A 4' va 'Qi ,. f' -. Q W f xi 'Q , J ,R-1 HT 1 ' 5 , 'F fra 1,11 4 ff ,J A: 3 A A r , ' i 'A- W f ,Q it 4 f I . Ki? -HSE ff . jfXi. N. Lflf , Qi 'Q A i'-15 -,, -W. N, p 'ext - w ,.?:- ' 3 ' ' . -' . I fx. arf: -, ,viz , 1 . 'dit Q ff- .,, if ,,. f , lk: . .. -52 . M, A A 'Ei ,sy z ' -if N ' ,fT3',gr.?'bX, wsika ur -bmw. VIOLET l-TENZEL Sieno-graphic STGMUND KARBOWSKI Eleciive She drew info her shell oi diqnilyf' l-le's dying io know why he has To bury his nose in books. JANE HILGENDORF Sienoqraphic DORGTHEA KASTEN Eledive They were oi equal slalure, siraiqhl and H , +G!! as popiarsni Ejlglwords are few, bui everyone is a JUNE l-IILGENDORF Sienographic ELSIE KENDZIE EIGCHVQ MBOM Slsliers were Tall. as llllesdl She's wha? rnighl be called an ecsfalicianf' NORTON l-llTTlvlAN Eleciive EUGENE KERSTEN Science ul-le is Sllenl GS 5 Slqadowsll l-le dances like a dream-a niqh'rmare. ELVA HOHL Science VALERIA KERSTEN English She feels in iialics and Thinks in capilalsf' --She sfudies you WHI1 a Cllnycai qazek-i MILTON HOLBER6 lvianual aris ERANK KARIORIS Science ThereHis nolhinq he cannol carve from -'His brain is like an engine pounding af Wood' high pressure. GRACE HOHN ACCOUHHHQ Miuon KLINGSPORN science llslqe always looked beyond The lmrlzcmn Ambiiion mixed wifh a sense of humor and a pleasani personalilyf' ROBERT l-lOMUTl-l Science His friends call il' madness, buf he calls EI'1QliSl1 if gow' She speaks German wiih a greal deal oi courage. LEONA l-TREN Eleclive She.wenl To her hislory as siraiqhl as a Eleciive Eommq dovedl A singer who 'lakes any nole above A wilh her eyebrows. JANET JONES Eleciive We favor noi The proposed five-day week VIOLET KN EZEVlCl'l Eleciive 'buf a TlVe'd5Y Weekend , 'll-ler eyes like sfars of lwilighl lair. RICHARD JANKE Eledive VALENTINE KOMOS Eleaiive Hscllool is lusi an lnierlucledl As senlimenfal as a valenlinef' RUTH JELENSKI Eledive ALICE KORDUS s+enOqrapEsa 'lAs small and Tine as Tilmy lace. A iwcymouse power personamvvii JANE -lUl-EY Science MILDRED KROGMANN Science HSl e liQl i5 One QUESTTOVT On The Sfub OT She was as noiseless as a shadow in The The lash moonlight EDlTH JUNGER Sienographic WILLARD KRUEGER Science As iiiiery as a Model T Ford. l-lis hair was laid oul like a public park. DOROTHY KATRICI-HS Sienographic ALICE LASKA Eleciive Wii'h hair black as a raven's wing. She is a bombshell of viialiiyf' 30 224. , 'H So- 4'- ,,.:. 2? . -5. '- -an 1, Q 2 V -v Uv- X 'W , X f f 'W ,Y-. v. W1 ' nl 4 . if -H V ' '54? i:f Q, 1 .. L V .. ' f.,w .-.. 3. . 15 .J 3 . f 4 1 'Q G- 4' .. . I x -ax K. 71 ill WA 'i ,X 'Q' v s as j K., . 4 I LORNA KRUEGER Eledrive Books, like friends, should be Tew and well chosen. IONE KRUMBIEGEL Science She is as sensiTive as a seismographf' FRANCES KUKUVICI-I English She broods over her Troubles unTiI she has a Tine haTch. VERONICA KVVASNIEVVSKI English 'IShe has learned To say Things wiTh her eyes ThaT oThers wasTe Time puTTing inTo words. La VERGNE KYSELY EIecTive On her cheek an auTurnn Tlush deeply ripenedf' KENNETH LAMPIER EIecTiye He's an up-and-coming DoeT, a regular Longfellow. BERNARD KROLICK EIecTive He is as quieT and genTIe as nighT. CHARLES LECUS Science He has Three sTudy periods, Two Tor The library and one Tor sTudying. HEDWIG LELINSKI Elective As a baseball player she swings a mean IeTT. 'Tain'T righT. EUNICE LESNIEWSKI EIecTive She is as sTiII as an unruTTIed Ialce on a perTecT day. IRWIN LIBAN EIecTive A reckless driver, buT Tlowers don'T care whom They lie on. STEVE PAVLEJ E EIecTiye His humor bubbles like a TounTain and dances wiTh IighT. LENORE LISTON ST-enographic As new as Tomorrow's dawn. AGNES LIZEWSKI Elecfive DisTincTly and disTincTiveIy Temininef' JOSEPH MACIOLEK EIecTive ConscienTiousIy rornanTic. 32 JEAN IVIALLORY Elecrive EluTTers her hands a Ia Zasu PiTTs. JOHN MALSACK EIecTive All wool and a yard wide. EDITH MCKNIGHT EIecTive She has The simple charm and deIicaTe vigor ol: a rippling brook. KENNETH MEYERS Science Proves ThaT iT is beTTer To be small Than noT To be aT all. FRANK IVIILAUC IVIaThernaTics As versaTiIe as a saTeTy pin. WILFORD MITCHELL EIecTive He haTes To see ladies sTanding up in sTreeT carseso he closes his eyes. JANE MUNSON English She is a iewel wiTh many TaceTs. IVIIKAEL NIEDZIALKGWSKI EIecTive I-Ie will be good, IouT God knows when. GERALDINE NOOK EIecTive Has a good word Tor everyone, even The Teachers. FLORENCE PACHOLSKI Elecfive OT in-raginaTion all compact HENRY LIPIIXISKI EIeCTiVe Reads Shakespeare only when he is in a RorneoanTic mood, IRIS PEARSON English IIThere is a swish To her personaIiTy, ELIZABETH PERUSICK EIecTive She is as fresh and hopeful as The morn- inqfl VIVIAN PHIPPEN Science She Ioolcs as clear as morning roses newly washed wiTh dew. MARIE PIERZCI-IALA Elective She IeT loose The pracTiced scalpel oT her Tongue. 'Z Q9 . fa , . :1 1 ., vf -X .ii'l1' - P L wif 5? 9 ' Q 11: 5 X 53, -' r73'Ef T: V.. W ' , ' :Su :asv I s. 'Q' .. A , .nh 1, 5 ?. .sr 9 tl vig A W .QV x , ' Y Q, . wt: .. e , f 'QW ' 'Q V fff ' ' I 1 ev sp 'lt 4 , , f Q l , Q f i. mv g ,A..l ff f- PAU LINE PO DJAVORSEK English She lefs her lighl' shine wifhoul Turning ihe spol on herself. MARION PUERLIN6 She lived in a fever of icy. ALBERT PRIVATT English Science I-Iis mind Iravels lilre a whirlwind-if goes 'round and 'roundf' DOROTHY RACHOW Eleclive Her manner is as eager as H-ie wind. MIRIAM RIEDEL Firm as a iorlrossf' RUTH REININGER Eleclive Elecfive She ifalicized fhe word by pulling one ol her dimples under if. JULIA ROGALSKI 'She had an adorable way ALFRED ROECKER Eleclive oi blushing. Manual aris He never allowed his siudies Io infer- fere wiih his educaiionf' FRED RETZLAEE Eleclive A youih wailing on 'the ihreshold oi manhood's morning. ELEANOR ROZEK English She makes Iiille Irinkeis oi sound ai' The piano. HEN RY RZECZKOWSKI Science His wif is as quick and refreshing as his smile. LUCILLE SAM U ELSEN Science Her Tones were as soil' as Ihe wesi wind's sigh. WILLIAM SCHALLOCK 'Il-Ie hales io move, buf wh achievemenr follows, Elecrive en he does, DORIS SINGER Eleciive A miss is as good as her smile, ERVIN SIKORA Eleclive His iemper was splendid, his good naiure sublime. LILLIAN SCI'-IMITZ English She does The Lindy Hop wiih a nosedivef' WILLIAM SMOLAK Maihemalics The Liflle Gian? in brains and brawnf' ANN SKIBA English As friendly as a baslrei of puppies. CARL SOBIESZCZYK Accounling Wanna buy a iicIceI? SOPI-IIE STARII-IA Eleclive She is always ready Io lake wha'I's becom- ing Io her. JOSEPH SWIDERSKI Eleclive As unhearing as an Egypiian monolil'h. KATIE TEICI-IMANN Eleclive A lonely girl who usually malces four love on ihe iennis courlf' PAULINE SZAYNOWSKI English A Iomboy wilh a coniagious laugh. ELAINE STEEEEN English Would raiher be an aihlelic sharlc Ihan a boolcwormf' DELORES THIEDE The one-man baslcelball and volleyball Team. Elecfive FRED THODE Tall and siraighl Manual arls as a sunflower sialkf' RUSSELL IAMMS Eleclive Eleclive I-le is a chameleonelilfe creaiuref' She walks To inaudible music. BERNICE TENGE ElecI'ive Sclence Her school spiri'I is as slrong as a The G-Man. Give me a gorgeous gal. mounlain river. 34 Q. . lf? J, ,mg 33 sf se: - 0. b .- .t 'rx - 4, 'QXN x 5533 3 ., ., .- iz' ' , , 1, gh -xr, g . . N M.. , ...W , ., , at . :z?'- . iq .2:. -95 x:a4:x ...Q 'N .L V ., 3 431: ' ' .f if QQ Z ,. iw 6 . .. A 4 5 . Q ,f-' - . ' 'REST 3 r . xx f . . , :fav ,uw 'C' J 1 'Er ja. F525 1- XJ we. 0.1 x 3 3a if. .nf - N ,A . 5, ROBERT TUTTLE iviaihemaiics He absorbs knowledge on every hand. JOHN UDOVC Science To him, words were as clay io a sculpiorf' GERALDINE ULRICH Sienographic The noise oi a iypewriier is sweef music io her ears. BERNICE VlLLWOCK Sienographic She's as bold as fhe bark of a puppy, LORRAINE VOELKEL Eleciive She was very knowing. DOROTHY WHIPPERFIELD English True merii is like a river: ihe deeper if is fhe less noise if makes. WALTER WENZEL A good egg. In fact his chicken. ERWIN WOIDA Science iavoriie food is English His hobby is sewing. Thal s why he is always darning his reachersf' JEANNE WARFORD Eleciive She was agile as a nymph. RALPH WOZNIAK He is noi afraid lo iollow lair. MABEL ZICK As unceremonious as a JANE ZINOSHEHNA As opiirnisiic as a seed ALBERT ZUELZKE Favorile ac+ress4Lillian DONALD ALBRIOHT A hard-boiled ego. ALOIS ANDRZEJCZAK Eleciiye a reason io ifs Sienographic irain whisilef' Eleciive caialoquef' Eleciive Eriksson. Eleciive Eleciive li silence were qalden, he would be a millionaire 36 DOROTHY ANTON English Her smile is sweeiened by her qraviiyf' GILBERT ARNDT Science He held up his end of The conversaiion uniil ii was pracrically perpendicular. IRENE ATEN Eleciive There is no sham aboui her. HARVEY AWE Eleciive Vibranily sensiiive io news values. MARGARET BACH Eleciive She had a gracious and winning presence. THADDEUS BADURA Eleciive He never worked ihe soil pedal. SYLVIA BAGROWSKI Eleciive Smiles Thai can warm ihe blood. STEPHEN BANASZAK Science He has a rnighiy affluence oi conversa- lion. DOUGLAS BARTON Eleciive 'iLife for him is a giddy whirl. TILLIE BARTOSZAK Eleciive She lives quieily and modesilyf' CAROLINE BARWA Eleciiye A diminuiive, shrinking yioleif' ELROY BAUM English He carries an old mind wiih a youihiul body, RUBY BELL English Hers was a mosi sociable soul. Rlcl-lARD BELLEW English Thai high horse he is on may ihrow him. JUNE BEMlS English Saie and sane enough for anybody. ww -Q '91 X ev L J 99 5 a as , A Q 4 . 1. ,. ,. V4-N ...y f - If 6 1 ., I? 1 Q- 'ie 4 -.nf' ' '-sr 'f , ., .. ,,'-v . X I fix. , ' ,B 47 1 I il 'Q DONALD BENNETT Science I-Ie sludied hard, bul nor loo hard 'lor companionship. EDWIN BERGEN Elecrive I-Ie never beefs when Ihe Teachers bufcher his ego. JOSEPI-I BIELAWSKI Accounling I-Ie saf on his shoulder blades. LORRAINE BIESZK Elecfive I-Ier soul is on fire lo Teach. MILTON BLINK Manual arls USO sialely his form. NORBERT BLOEDORN Eleclive AnyIhinq done loudly Iriqhiens him. EVELYN BLOCK Eleclive She is as 'Iidy as a cherry blossom. LORRAINE BOLCEREK Slenographic If somelhinq like a powder puff skips down The sfairs, IhaI's Lorraine. REGINA BONK Sfenographic A nafure unspoiled and unblernished by arf. LOUIS BONNEAU Elecliye FifIy million Frenchman can'f be wrongf why should I? GERALDINE BOURDO Ivlaihemaiics I'Le'r me call you sweefhearffl ALICE BRANSKI A woman, generally speaking, is qen- erally speaking, IVIARIAN BRANDT The eagerness for life wilhin her eyes. LORRAINE BREI-IMER Marhemancs A flash of brilliance. a dash ol personaliiy is wiihin her. Eleclive Elecrive JAMES BRILLOWSKI Eleclive I-Ie comes Io school 'ro be Iauqhf, noi Io work. 38 IRENE BRODZIK Eleclive Full of pep and personaIiI'y. DOROTI-IY BROKIEWICZ Slenographic The widening casemenls of her mind Swing outward ro The morning's glow. MELVIN BUCI-IANAN Ready ro Ieap The barricades and engage in acliye fighfingf' English KENNETH BUCI-II-IOLZ Eleclive A horizon chaserf' ALICE BUDISI-I Sfenographic Always a unique smile. JEAN BUDISI-I Eleciive MonoIony is Ihe reward ol Ihe careful. ALICE BUDNY Sfenographic SporIsrnanship beqels sporfsmanshipf' LUCY BUDNY English Silence is The perfed herald of icy. MARION BURBEY Eleclive I-Ier black eyes shine Iilre headliqhlsf' JANET BURTON Eleclive 'IA good lace is a Ielfer of recommenda- Iion: a good heart a Ieffer of credit MARGARET BURZYNSKI Slrenographic 'IA beaufician, happiesf when in some- one's hair. FRANCES BUSALACCI-II Eleclive 'IA dark, persisienl IiHIe ell. ERICA CI-IRIST Elecliye A Tissue of exfrayagancies JOHN CALLAI-IAN Elecfive 'II-Ie had small palience wifh poefry and senlimenifl ROBERT CALLAI-IAN Elecfive When peopIe aqree wilh him, he Ihinlcs I'le's wrong. K P-VV' 'tn -X -f!'. A.,-avgis a fu mx. R4 ffl H Q f . a, p . 4 'nhl W ,-'fx , f 'La L 1 .5 2-L5 ,XQQSPE 1 'f if ww' xmas' 5 gx 4-. 5 V - f 5' X X w ' if , Q Q' 4 z .. ,E wx Q25 if ,7 I 'A 3, K ff . if ' P? . ff ' G f i v 1 Q' Q x .1 Ap? 5 S' H-.gh - s I s 'D 1 av ' f I J I fy ' mi ' ,ae yi' ,Q ig3g,,.ffQs- '- W '94 1 ,ag ' ' 9531 -'mx k fig, 4 1 5 Si Q' fl f , ' V H- , .jug :, :EYES L ,,,..:'-my 3 - i2if 2 ..w ' ' ,S 5 ' 1-'ff ,-.Q ,,Y JEANETTE CI-IRISTENSEN Eleclive Shall I compare lhee +o a summer's day? JACK CHRISTMAN Science I shall spend a lhousand yawnsf' MICHAEL CIENIAN Science The voice lhal launched a Thousand quipsf' AGNES CONATY Hislory 'IA hearl overflowing wilh friendliness. HOWARD DAHMS Eleclive . The joy of life is living il. ANGELINE DANKOWSKI Eleclive Her voice was prelly, her laughter frank. VIOLET DANIELS Slenographic Thirslinq for amusemenl and novellyf' LeROY DAIVIBRUCH Science Fulile The winds lo a hearl in port RAYMOND DECKOW Eleclive Whal an array oi possibililies life holds for him! DONALD cle LANGUILLETTE Science He follows lhe primrose palh ol dalliancef' EUGENIA DEMBINSKI Eleclive Who says in verse whal olhers say in prose. GEORGE DIEDRICH Science He r vels in figures. GINIA DILIBERT English If Deep in lhe mechanics ol kilchencrallf' PATRICK DILLON Eleclive A reckless driver is seldom wreckless long. f ffl NGRBERT DRA Novyickkl Lalin l-le lakes h alin fgurse-anylhing 'lo r I , , defy,frsjLJe7:J lgf 40 ZYGMUNTINE DROZEWSKI Slenographic Quiel as lhe hush of evening. STELLA DURNIAT Eleclive Of manner genlle, of alfeclions mild. SYLVIA DZIEDZIC Eleclive Refreshing, humorous, and alive. RUTH EBLE English Hlmporled from Germanyfand worfh many limes lhe cost NORMAN EDNIE English He has lhe 'lype of mind you can sharpen your own on. OLIVE ENGEL Science Her eyes were Iuslrous as nighl wilh all her sl'ars. ELEANOR FENDRICK Eleclive She is syslemalic, diplomalic, sympa- lhelicf' ALLAN FEURIG Science He's nol' lazy, hels Iusl' dreaming. BERNADINE FLACK Eleclive Sweel laughler in mirlh so arllessly llow- ing. RUTH FILLER Eleclive For 'lis 'the mind lhal makes lhe body rich. RITA FISCI-IER Slenographic Ilpleasanl as roses in lhe lhickels blown. ERVIN FITAS Science Always a sportsmen, always a good sporl'. GENEVIEVE FU RTAK Like Shakespeare, she used idioms and slang wilh profusion. Eleclive DOROTHY FRELKA Slenographic Jumpy as a cal. EVANGELINE FOOTE Eleclive An absorbing book and an easy chair are nol wilhoul allraclionf' 4 l 4- A y . QQ' N. f- . gf , YJ' . QM, V Q J 7 K 3 Mt, 1 2 'Q . 1' Q L I Q -Q a - 'M LH? fi. '13 I Me ' 'Fr V .A, MARGARET GALLERT STenographic RusTy hair buT noT a rusTy mind. THOR GADE LaTin Four years ef LaTinfhe'll be a Caesar yeT. JANET GAEENEY English Deep in The pursuiT of The sublime. RUTH GLASNAP ElecTiye Auburn locks earned her unique Tame. LUCIE GLISZINSKI STenographic PuncTual To The piTch of mania. RUTH GLOYER ElecTive A brillianT miss, who never misses. FLORENCE GRABOWSKI ElecTive ConscienTious she! WhaT she did was Thoroughly done. CHARLES GNIOT Sleepy as a minisTer's horse. Manual arTs EILEEN GREEN A vision OT young loyeliness springs up when she goes by. Science EVELYN GROCHOWSKI Pep is The lccynoTe OT personaliTyg mischieT consTiTuTes The Tune. ElecTive EDITH GROFE Eleclrive She was an inTiniTe Triend OT Tull-Tlavored iesT. LORRAINE GUZMAN ElecTive She made The commonplace enchanTinq. BERNTCE HELING ElecTive An imp oT mischieT wiTh blonde curly hair and brighT blue eyes. BERNARD HEJKE Manual arTs His liTe is as regular and exacT as The Trains on The Union PaciTic. ELMER HELMINIAK Science A violinisT wiTh a place among The TirsT. 42 ANN HEREK ElecTive Her yery appearance won Trienclsf' JOANNE HERMANN English Who nonchalanTly seemed To chew. JACK HUENNEKENS Science He has The insTincT QT The wanderer. ELFRIEDA HlLBER English Wise in her word craTT, DONALD HOMUTH Science None buT hirnselT can be his parallel, DOUGLAS HORNIN6 ElecTiye HearT and mind were Tar away Engaged in some qlacl biT of play. MARY HOTHIAN Science Such a yagabcndish naTurel ERVTN HTNTZKE ElecTive Silence is one OT The greaT arTs OT con- versaTion, BERNICE HUULGAARD ElecTiye She was To The manor and fnanner born. RUBY JACOBS Science A gem OT a girl. ROBERT IVERSON MaThernaTics 'THe is a genTleman Trom sole To crown. EUGENTA JANIK STenc-graphic She keeps Them guessing. THEODORE JANZEN ElecTive He appeared To be one oT Those happy mcrTals, LEO JAZDZEWSKI Science HearT OT mangoh, he-arT OT puTTyl HELEN JUPKA HisTory All The Time she scribbled and skeTched. ,k , ., . M i ,N if zz, . fa. Q.-s' Q . ., , , . gr' X., Q 'QA ,q,. f im k ,X 1 kv - A A A Q . 1 'I li s. WM' -:W Y.-W ' Q Ji? .Q igijg any y , f .v I: . ff -- , ,. g G ig O WF 4' P rf 1 0 Llbiz 'M , a Q n'w .'6'9z, ' 5.--,., . 9.1 4 .44 . 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JUNE KNUEPPEL Science She needs no veneer-lhe lruih will answer. CLIFFORD KNUTSON Elecliye Eyes-more Irish Than lhe Irish. IRENE KOLATA Eleclive Informal as a sneeze. KATHERINE KOLP Eleclive Wi'rh a sharp nose lor lechnicalilies, quirks, and quillelsf' JANET KOEPFER English She has persenalify and an enchanlinq smile. EMILY KONIECZNY Eleclive She Ihrew bouquels, leliinq Ihern bounce back lo hit her. DOLORES KORACZEWSKI English A grave, sober, earnesl look. AON ES KOWALSKI DQRIS KAI-LAS English CAROLYN KOPSAR science NO gems. no qol,-jx 51,6 needs so Wea, A caress is beller ihan a career. She shines inlrinsically lair. EMILY KORTA English LEONARD KATORSKI Accounlinq IIShe enioved beinfa QOOCI- An inlensely human Fellow. EMILY KOSCIUK Eleclive Science Queen of herself and servanl oi mankind. Briqhf as sunshine on ihe sea. BERNADETTE KLAPPA Slenoqraphic 6enily iocose bul never rough. JOI-IN KOSS Malhemalics I'll Iry anybody once, BRUNO KOWALCZYK Eleclive ESTHER KLEIN English lh h'I I I. You can'l de-Klein her wishes. Dug no Concea men On his lips 'lhere was no lie, and in his Eleclive LEONARDA KLINKOSCI-I Slenograhpic And virlue is her own reward, FRANK KLUPP Science IF anyone laughs, he follows, SOPHIE KINIEZEVICFI Eleclive A Ilash of dainly grace. 44 Her pei ambilion is To be an eliicienl secrelaryf' NORBERT KOZLOWSKI Eleclive Posilive as a Scol'chman, IRENE KOZLOWSKI Eleclive Sees 'rhe amorous side of every siiuaiionf' Q. f,.W 42 .. .A V, .lgv .Y 'z' -if Q. . ' W KN., .' 'Q' K. M.: a . 'mn -LM TE: . E Q , , J..- ,f Jw 9 x QQ: , rw 19 ,.'. 3. If U 15255. .XX -' an v 'fn .E L' f A if WA. 3 5,1 if-Q, , vw-Xxf 4' Q! PLS Qtr :Sv .,.. f' , . .1 . . -Q 9 ..w' as f- 'Q P v -xy , .,-:Nix A I iv' :lb 1 AM Tr J 15 . x, .Sy . A- as A , ,Z ' 'U . A. A, , .ND 3: f fs ,, A. E 1 N x 'X ff I 51 3 1 -f, I if 1- A ' ' , '3 24, ,Q . 9 H Q 'Mp tam il- in .Y 'R K7 .V .1 -- V, 91 '52 .P X ' SYLVIA KOZMINSKI Elecfive FLORENCE KWASIGROCI-l Elecriye A crowd may be a place lo Hide, Roller skalinq is an obsession wifh her. IRENE KRAHN Eledive cAsIfIIRA RWASNIEWSRI EIQCIIVQ Her Head was poised as perfecfly as rlwe An ardeni devofee of 'Hwe indoor sport cresf of a wave, of S+emq,aphy-I- CLARENCE KRASZEWSKl Eleclive MARION LADWIG Science So 'iaiihiul in love and so daunfless in ,Sh I b. L H1 d I.d . War... 1eSi!yUinT25biZCeE Way an Sl es HOISS' RUTH KREKLOW Eleciive , Teel'l1 as sound as polislwed ivory. V Elechve e WGS 6 i'OfUal'l If SUCCESS THADDEUS KREPCZYNSKI Science . His muscular rnofors confinue To do 'rlnelr English bit Blessed are +l'Ie joy-makers. FRIEDA KROLL EIGCHVG EDWARD LANGE EIQCIIVG .IBefween qirl and woman, wifln ilwke magic Hsee me Conquering hero Comes: of bollw and llwe weakness of ne-Iflwer. Sound The fmmpeyv beef we drums-II ADELINE KRUCZYNSKI Elecliye YVONNE LARSON English She has no more memory Hman a mirror. I-Words Cammy express her populamyf- FLORENCE KROLSKI Elecrive AUDREY I-ASCELLE Eiedive 'The highway Clalms liar leeijl SorneTIrrIes flwere were Thunder siorrns in h e ALBERT KRUEGER English S' SVS A rnind Thai lcnows line silenl qarne of Eleclive dreams , He can dance and sing and Ifiql'Ii. SYQVWKUCHTA Slemqfapllic LQRRAINE LATIIS EIQCIIVE Gig ii: sciifziniiiif 'IIE Qfff BERNIcE I4ucZYNsI4I EIQQIIVQ W'.PEL'fQM I-EhMIfE I fAChEOu3IIng She is winding up The cloclc oi lmer wilg hiu eerfonis Sign' energy' pus all an by and by if will slrilcef' p p ' IRENE I4ucZYNsI4I Elecrive DOROTHY LEWANDOWSKQEUO ra his Home of llle ablesl allilelesfl Work and irnporrani business fill egeryp Eyeclrive momenf of 'rl'Ie iasf-ilyinq hours, 'lffijS.Sle Wed II My and Wi WD CLAIRE LoIsoTzI4E EIEEIIVQ i A merry wigl'If. ALEXANDER Kurz science g ,he dee 9, ,, VIRGINIA LoNTI4owsI4I EIec+iye True merif is like a river p is rhe less noise il makes. Tirnicl as a falling snowflake. DOROTHY KUTZNER Eleclive AGNES LOUCHUNAS Sienoqraphic Eyes of sparlclinq lusrref' Wisdom flowed in a sready qurqlef' 46' , S 3, . , 1 ' ff? ' - Q Q W 1 ' ff ss .f- bw gi-:A ,, .,,, ,, c ' ' M I X ,M , , , ' f . I I Q , W. ,ii xi. .1 ' bf , I Aj xx X ,V X , YQ 1QQ5 WX m K .aa xbrvf Ax 4 ' QM, gi' by x A ,. Q ' , wr, is 'lb , g W ki ' 1 I I 'MQ ' Wfe. . V f? 'fQ'x . Q. X Tv., 2 ?A,' . Mi 'l E fl 'h - gh A Ji ' if K fa. ' N' ,P 11 . ff 1 ' M: Ham W I -Q iff Q Q 1 3 4 ' ry .os S XA' u X 'EN ,F i 2 i .5 , , V , . 4 V QAWA l i ,Q,A.q 1 A,, A . f eg xdk , , . fag J Ig 1,1 , i .. - S 9 fl . .1 5 .Mem 'F xi V ,Z NELLIE LUBOVICH English Laughing eyes wilh long, darlc, wicked lashes. MABEL LUECHT EIecTive I'Terse as a prescripTion, RUSSELL LUEDKE Science One who cannoT Ioe compressed inTo a rigid mould. ESTELLE LUKOMSKI STenographic OuieT and conservaTive is she. CHESTER LYSKAWA EIecTive A candidaie Tor sleep. ROBERT LYSTAD Science SprinqTime is such balmy weaTher Would ThaT we had noughT buT spring! CHESTER MACIEJCZAK EIecTive I-Ie will sTand lilce a Tower when every- Thinq roclns around him. GENEVIEVE MAGDALINSKI EIecTive 'IA blush is I3eauTiluI IJUT iT is sorneTirnes inconvenienif' BERNYCE MALINOWSKI STenOgraphic She was qreaTIy inTeresTecI in The psy-' chology of The hearT. MILDRED MANKE ElecTive She chaired aT soIiTude. RUTH MANSKE Slrenographic ThaT inTecTious chuckle always induces general lauqhTer. MARTHA MAXIM English We sl'iIl shall have The memory of eyes. STANLEY MASALEWICZ EIecTive 'IHe Icnew everyThinq excepT whaf was in The curriculum. EDWARD MATTICK Science He missed an invaluable opporTuniTy To hold his Tongue. EVELYN MATUZEWSKI EIecTive The ever-smiling blonde whom everybody knows. 48 FRANKLIN MCCABE EIecTive He is so qenerally civil Thar no one Thanlcs him for if. ELGIN MENTKOWSKI EIecTive I-Ie churned away lilce a sTeamer. KATHLEEN MCLAUGHLIN English 'II-Ier dancing was as lighT as a Zephyr. EDMUND MEYER Science WiTh his own Tropic vocabulary. MYRON MERDLER Science PuTs his hand quickly To his haT-slowly To his pocIceT. JOHN MEYER He has a TemperamenT Th ai all Trivial rnisfiTs. GERTRU DE MICHAELS She shoulders responsibiIiTy a TeaTher-weiqhT. SOPHIE MILCZAREK FaiThTuI as The siars are 'Io BERNADINE MICHALSKI English aT can lauqh STenographic as if iT were STenographic The niqhT. 'IA Tine feminine carelessness. DONALD MILLER AI:ominabIy energeTic. VICTORIA MILLER 'IVocaIions and arnI9iTions agree. GENEVIEVE MOCARSKI Eyes which sTar-Iilce sparkle ALICE MOLENDA The sweeTesT flower ThaT e side a human door. DAN MONSON Full OT evenls as a dime n EDWARD MOTL Never will he sin aqain, n morrow. EIecTive EIecTive Household arTs don'I always EIecTive in Their skies, EIecTive Ver grew be' EIecTive oveI. Science e er unTiI To- vw. ak, WJ 1'-'v , . N. 4 If I J -- ., hw. -4 . mt, gs 5 mfg w ' ' ' wi . x' ' .'. I ner-. ,aw fm Q 'Q if yu. ,' 3 I .. se J' , A .- in M. Wi Y EQ? 3 Y ,6 39- 1 ' if 5, NHL. , , 5. f K .i ' 7 LL m N 2 7' ,Q . . 1: rrraq, . ,hx ., .x 4 Q b, 4A D f . .' if f E I P' ' A.. ' -w.. r -W ' -yi . ,? I? ,. K . I . ' , .gf .:, ..- 'fff iff . ' W A. , inf, hx, A A +. V if Q 'C as Q if 'Kit by , W .A Af-fm. ' ., . K ,., kv A ' Iffkr X f N , 43,-1 - x my QM, Q 3 1 if 2 J' M'--v.. .L ' 5- 'iifg OLENADEAN MOSES Elechve Long lashes veiled a light ThaT had else been all Too brighT. CATHERINE MORAN STenographic VibranT wiTh energy and moTion. VIOLET NADOLNY STenographic BrighT as if kissed by The summer sun. DOROTHY NASER EIeCTive Love, like a cough, can'T Ioe hidden. BERNICE NELSON English Music haTh charms, and so haTh The musician. LORRAINE NOLAN EIecTive She is a menace To normal breaThinq. MARY NOWAK ElecTive There are dreams in her eyes. LYDIA NOWAK ElecTive She speaks liTTle buf Thinks much. EVELYN NUBARK English Tried in The Turnace, Their Triendship emerged sfronq and True. JOSEPHINE OBREMSKI EIecTive NOT Too brighT nor good Tor human na- Ture's daily Tood. FRANK OBLANSKI EIecTive He gloried and reveled in The sunshine. GEORGE OLDOWSKI EIecTive He advanced inches only by eTTorT. ESTHER OLDENBERG EIeC.Tive She appeared To be one oT Those happy morTaIs. BERNADINE OLENDER ElecTive An abundance oT dark hair and a sTraighT gaze. FRANCES ORCHOLL Eledrive An irresisTibIe charm pervaded The aT- mosphere in which she moved. 50 SOPI-IIE ORZELSKA MosT OT her opinions were heirloomsf' EIecTive SYLVIA OTTO A good helper is The name applied To her. FRANCIS MOONEY He is a bespecfacled chap, who speaks ouT oT The souThvlesT corner oT his mouTh. EIec:Tive English ADELINE PARADOWSKI Eledive She was like Dresden china-pink, and whiTe, and dainTy. JEANETTE PASZKIEWICZ STenog ra phic lT smiles help To make a good sTe- nographer, she will raTe TirsT-class. HOWARD PA-I-IN His Tace was radianT wiTh good Tun. EIecTive CAROL PEIL Science Only a Tool builds casTles OTT The ground. JOHN PERSHIN6 EIeCTiVe A lion among The ladies. JANET PETERSEN STenographic ls she noT passing 'iair? CARL PERSZYK ACCOul'1Ting WiTh a bias Tor sTaTisTics. LUCILLE PIOTROWSKI Sfenographic ln This versaTiIe personaIiTy There resides a love of arT and an enihusiasm Tor dancing. JOSEPH PIWARON Science A brighf IighT in any dull class, always relieving The gloom. HELEN POLCYN English She Tires OTT her quesTions wiTh The rapidiTy oT a machine gun. LORRAINE POWERS Elecfive Can an Irish hearT be quieT While The spring is running rioT? JEAN PRASSER EIecTive WhaT she did was Thoroughly done. Q' :tx V'-X A? - 'xx' va , iff? A., .si ,Qui .- ,XX ir., . 1 LU 'ig' x N-.,,' A X'-, 1 7.1.26-m 9 ' nl ' A IRQ , .-.Q 1. ,ag 9 fn H . wif! :bf X7 W 5 .9 'Q R , xx ' L YM, X. 53 ' P E 5 2 ss ,jf , G1 Q5 1 .rwfnff fg 1 , 1 , rs xc ,I x . . ,ai ar- f 'w49'.ff f A 'sa I ' 1 7 ,. fp: ntlffiilhegzfz. Njfsw 'E ' 4215 53 ' . f '??!:-sf? V ff' Q, , 4, 'f -I l . RUTH PRIEGEL ElecTive WiTh sweeT lauqhTer lurkinq in her eyes. SELMA PRICE Household arTs She hurries abouT on business benT. DOROTHY RROEBER English SenTimenT is The poeTry oT The imaqinaTion. JOHN PRYMEK ElecTive T-leis a pilgrim on The paTh oT leasT resisTance. ROBERT PUNG English A musician oT noTe and nofesf' T sl X Ui' ,f i ESTHER PALUSZYNSKI English igil! Ni A repuTaTion Tor menTal iniTiaTive and v M inTellecTual Turbulence. I ii ROSE PUCEL Household arTs She is of a gracious playTulness. WALTER PUNKO MaThemaTics All men The Tun QT liTe are seeking. VTOLET QUADE ElecTive STrengTh, ambiTion, viTaliTy. EUGENE RAJCHEL ElecTive Vi!haT a spendThriTT he is oT his Tongue! MARION RAWLEY ElecTive . BUT To see her was To love her. BUYP REwALD Eieeizve -E 6iTTed wiTh unequaled nobiliTy. GERTRUDE REBACK ElecTive TuneTul Tuba TooTer. GERTRU DE RADTKE ElecTive Her common sense amounTed To qeniusf' JANTS RENNPFERD She likes To sTarT The day wiTh laughTer. English 52 DONALD RILEY He knew hisTory by hearT and iT.'l RALPH ROSECKY ElecTive Toyed wiTh English A baker's son, so heis well-bred. MARGARET ROTHERMEL ElecTive Fair as a poeT's dream, BERNTCE REITER ElecTive All hearTs her capTives, hers yeT Tree. FRANCIS ROZGA ElecTive His easy Temper kepT him Triendly wiTh all The world. STANLEY ROSIAK ElecTive Be reasonable? NoT aT a baskeTball game. HENRY RUZINSKI AccounTing May he always Tly high, wide, and handsome. JANET RYDEN ElecTive A gallanT lady Tound amonqsT us. JOSEPH SANEK WhaT's class work qoT To do w on The Team? HELEN ROSINSKI She who laughs-lasTs. MYRLE SCHAEEER Calm as a kniTTing parTy. LEONA SCHAUER IT is diTTiculT To subdue a vo LEONA SCHMITZ Science ifh playing ElecTive ElecTive ElecTive lcanof' STenographic A mermaid by insTincT, a sTenoqrapher by choice. ARTHUR SCHMIDT Player oT songs, dreamer oT ALBERT SCHOOFS GreaTer Than l have lived, buT dead. Science girls. ElecTive They're all A ,fa h A sy 3 .. gf fa, A. ',g,.n3 U , I . gs. 3 Q. L, Q X1...,4 '51, ' U L1 rf Wy. I . : wi 1' . v. . A ' , N , K . ' ' 1 ,, f ' ,pg is , - v -S ,,,g .z. QS' ,Y , . -f - , . 5 - , ., f Q . 1, f. . ' . 1 ' 2' fy , 1 . 'Egg 5 ,4 Wm. -f V'3 1 N N Q' :ff-1, U' , , an I K x . y xy, Nas - ,.,, . A.,,,, , if X E V Q' 5 ,, . 5 3 ... , . ,.,,. , , x 9 W3 in W' Ni 1 ' 1 ' ' 1, . 71 k, i ,S f .. 2 Q W ' if QTJV , f ji fy M If ffaf Q I 1 ff '45ff :a F - 5, SK f 5 . ' L is .4 T Aj 'L :N , Q L f HOWARD SCHALK Eleclive He Thar goes a-borrowing goes a-sor- rowing. ALICE SCI-IULTZ English She wriies headlines now, loul' hopes some day ro make Them. LORRAINE SCI-IULTZ Science Her smile is as sparkling as a rare siane, buf her mind is Iwice as brillianlf' ARTHUR SCHULZ Eleclive I-le can see and feel and rhinkf' EMILY SCI-IWARTZ She bubbles wifhin like a Welsh rabbi? af The heighl of ils fever. English RUSSELL SCHWEJDA Nov shmoz ka pop? Elecrive DOROTHY SCHWERMAN Malhemalics Full of airs as a music box, BERNICE SCHWERTEEGER Eleclive 'lA dignified blonde. NORBERT SEM Malhemalics 'Tis noi The beard Ihal makes The phil- osopherf' JOSEPHINE SERAEIN Eleclive Dancing like a brighl and buoyanl flame. MARTHA SEWERYNIAK Eleclive She is exquisilely aware of a conscience. BERNICE SEYMER Science To read hearls is like Trying lo Touch The sky. EDITH SHAPIRO English She could keep four or five senlences in The air al once. LILLIAN SHELGREN Science She longs Io wear a whife uniform and carry hor wafer bolllesf' ALEX SIEDLECKI Eleclive The uncrowned king ei wise-cracks. ,1,,,,,L T 54 I WILLIAM SIELEN Science An ambiiious youfh Z MABEL SIEVERT 714,506 English HA rrick violinisl'-has several beaux on every sIring. CAROLINE SINDA Eleclive Sunny locks hang on her Temples like a golden fleece. VICTORIA SLAPCZYNSKI Elecrive Cheerful as Ihe birds Thai welcome The day. SOPHIE SIWAKOWSKI Science Generous To rhe poinl of folly. PETER SMETEK EleCIiVe He reiecled Iempiaiion wiih a smile ol piryf' DORIS SMITH Eleclive She gives her words a human qualify. RICHARD SMITH Elecfive He never chooses an opinion: he iusl wears whaf happens Io be in slylef' RUTH SMUKOWSKI Science Pleasingly devoid of formalily and un- Iramrneled by convenlionsf' DOLORES SOMMERS Slenographic Lips Thai' brim wilh Iaughierf' ALFRED SOKOLNICKI Accounhnq He is as keen as a Iiger in his hun? 'for news. JUNE STAFFORD Science Greal spenders are bad lenders. ELSIE STARIHA Slenographic Her eyes are sfarry, still, and deep As summer wafers in Iheir sleep. LUCIA STEWART Eleclive 'IA genius in The genile arf ol friendship. VIRGINIA STEMP English ln maiden medilalion, fancy Tree. 1,1332 ' . A if w fl A ,. TQ. 3 - Q 3 Q ge , M Q iw 5.-E, f .,..,. vp .s G 1 vu S.. ,W 5 g 1 Q gg 4' at i W! 1553 ' 1' ' 1 QU, 17' I' A N - .1 Q f ,Q!?f'9 24' YW 1 if if ii' 3 gf . W 12' Y . '-.n xt? we ' 1.-, 3' , M ?W - ,L w x m A if I N fi-ww HARLOW STOECKER Eleclive Alter school he exploded info freedom. LORRAINE STRASZEVVSKI Eleclive OriqinaIiIy is simply a pair of fresh eyes. LOIS STRUBE Eleclive Courresy, kindness, and bubbling good cheer. DOROTHY SZULCZEWSKI Eleclive Wordier Ihan a bushel of alphabefsf' EVELYN SZYMCZAK EmoIion is as Ihrillinq Io her as an al- gebraic equafionf' Eleclive DOUGLAS TEAL Science A queer duck. CLEIVIENTINE THOMPSON Elecrive Her lingers dance nimbly on Ihe Iype- wriler keys. GERALDINE TI-IESSIN Slenographic 'IA pelile maid wifh French ways. HARRY TODRYK Eleclive SIronq men are made by opposirion, like kifes Ilia? go up in Ihe winds. DOLORES TOMASZEWSKI Eleclive Persuasion sal upon her lips. ARTHUR TROJANOWSKI Eleclive I-Ie looks af rnislorlune, Iauqhs, and passes on. BERNICE TREDER English Boyish and buoyant EVELYN TROJANOVVSKI Slenographic She claims luck as her heritage. JOHN TYLINSKI Eleclive There was a full-Iengfh novel in his siqh. FLORENCE TYSZKO Eleclive I-Ier sweelness wins her many friends. 56 ROSE URBAN Accounlinq She Iells a ies? wilhour a smile. HELEN VALENTINE Eleciive Her eyes and Iips flashed color like precious slonesf' JOI-IN VAN GROLL EIec+ive An ear for music, a Iasle lor rhylhm, and a fhirsl for fun. GEORGE VANDRE Elecrive VViIh a physical consfilulion like walch- sprinq s'reeI. ANITA VAN LANEN Elecrive Hair like sunlighl on a field of ripenecl grain. HENRY WACLAWSKI Elecfiye An ambilion Io become a famous courl reporrerf' VIRGINIA WAISNER 'IA voice as musical as raindrops on Ihe roof. English BRUCE WALTHERS Tomorrow and fornorrow and Tomorrow, Science ADELINE VVAYNERT Slenographic WiIh fhe grace ol God in her hearI'. DOROTHY WARDYNSKI Eleclive 'She makes accuracy fhe keynole ol her VJOrlf.II JULIA VVALENTA Elecrive LauqhTer is her sole concern. AURELIA VVEGNER Slenographic A friend-kind, qenlle, and generous, JULIUS WEILEP Marhemarics 'IA mos? exasperafinq and lovable man. LORRAINEWELLSTEIN s+enOgfapi11Q Her smile is a benediclionf' ALVIN VVENZEL Science 'IVersaIiIi'fy in The bud. Qu-ll X, .- x 'C 9 Q . . ,wg phi' 3 WW by p g N35 'Q LJ' 1 4 14-as..,,,i2, V Rn 3 2 3: 3553435 li! Arffq IN liX?jIfy i 03 Lf 5 lalgm- J ' ills ' I l ' I EILEEN WERNER Hisirory She was sixTeen and beauTiTul as dawn. RUTH WERNER ElecTive Gay and gladsome as The air RAYMOND WESTPHAL ElecTive The True essence oT humor is sensibiliTy. SYLVIA WETTSTEIN Science She danced as airily as a Tlower in The wind. LUCILLE WIEBECK ElecTive She can run like The easT wind. GERTRUDE WIECZOREK Science Her imaginaTion can Take a hinT wiThouT a kick. HATTIE WIESE English She wears silence as a rose GLADYS WILKE HisTory 'lExuberanT healTh, energy plus TaiTh, and ' ,hope To spare. if llULIUS WILKOWSKI English Eine, Tierce, and Trenzied in his argumenTs. JOYCE WIMMERSTED Marhemarics A spiriT oT revolT and a desire Tor noble accomplishment MORWN WlRTZ English The Newsboys' club owes iTs success To iTs president FLORENCE WlTTMANN English Here is The uTTer and exquisiTe silence oT mounTains. GLADYS WOHLFARD STenographic She is The personiTicaTion oT neaTness and kindness. DOROTHY WOJCI ECHOWSKI Elecfive Genial as sunshine. DONALD WOLF English Ready To Thrash oui any subiecf in wordy warTere. 58 SALLY WOZNIAK ElecTive BrighT and sTeady as a Sunbeam. ELEANOR WROBLEWSKI Elec+ive She caughl' The liTerary mania on sliqhT exposure. VIOLET WUTKE EleCTive A heerT overTlowinq wi+h Triendlinessf' ANN WUTCHECK Adrnirably schooled in every grace. Science HELEN ZANIEWSKI ElecTive Reaps The harvesT of books. ERICKA ZAURITZ English A dramaTic personaliTy. ETHEL ZEISIG English She is full oT whims and Tanciesf' JOSEPH ZHNAMERMANN ElecTive Wise as The serpenT and harmless as The dove. CARL ZllV1MERMANN ElecTive His iokes are worTh a hundred groans. EUGENE ZIMNEY ElecTive PuTs a lol' of push inTo his swing dances. EDWARD ZIOLKOWSKI Science Manhood, noT scholarship, is The TirsT aim oT educaTion. ANNA ZUTEL STenographic A girl wiTh a good hearT. JOHN LEMBKE ElecTive He may noT be aggressive, l::uT he cer- Tainly is egressive aT 3:IO. LEROY TASKE Eledive lT an opponenf goT The loesT oT him, he enioyed iT. RUTH WALCZYKOWSKI ElecTive So sweeT and Tair and on The square. ,, fs... .4- H f' Q 8 yn w - ' A Q K Q i f 5 ii 'fi fir- 5 . ffwwa A ' M? . ... v . 3 .k .Q MARIE CKECIWA The fair flower of youfhf' EYeCHve GERALDINE PANKOWSKI Science 'Wye always leisure To HeNp my friends, JEANNE ZOMPOLAS Sfenograplwic To be efficieni !i,n.,a quTe'r way- Thaf is my aim Throuqhou? each day. THERESA MLARER Eledive ESTHER PTLACHCWSKI Eledive LCNCENA RONDRACRT Elecfxve HELEN MICHALSRI sfenographxc RICHARD GEHRKE EIQETNE ANNA MALISRI E!eC+ive CASTMTR STEMPRCWSRI Eledive RAYMOND KRUEG-ER Manual EHS CAROLINE EGGERT Elecnve WILLIAM MAHONEY ETEERVQ WALTER PIERZCHALA Elecfive CHESTER RANTSZEWSRT Eledive KATHLYN GAPPAE Eledive EDWARD BOGUSZ Eledzve NORBERT LEANNAH science ROBERT PARES Elecme 60 Y Y 1 6 I Miss BRABAND From the time that the Soutlw Side l-liglw sclwool was founded until tlwe present year Miss Lille Braband was a Faculty member. ln lVlarcl1'l937 slwe retired. A gracious and a gentle lady was Miss Braband vvlwose faithful service well deserved the warmest vvislwes of l'1er countless friends at Soutlw. MR. costemz Hin every institution there are those who are its heart and its driving Force. They are the ones who maice its abiding traditions. They are the ones vvhom vve cherish with a peculiar regard. it is they vvho in honor, love, and true devotion constitute the i-ieart oi South Division. CAN THIS BE SOUTH? MISS BARSNESS Commercial Execulive board of Girls' club Adviser of assembly IO6 MRS. BERNFELD Hislory Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of assembly ZI4 MR. BERGLAND l-lislory Foolball and 'rennis coacln MISS BLACK English Adviser of Cenlury Lilerary socie-'ry Adviser ol assembly 3lO MR. BECHTOLD Physical educalion Baskelball coach Adviser ol row I3, assembly B MISS BATZ Mallwemalics Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of assembly 308 GONE BRITISH MR. BOONE Malhemaiics Chairman of malhemalics Counselor oi sophomore class MR. BIDDICK Science Adviser oi row IO, assembly B MISS BARRY English Adviser oi The Cardinal Adviser of assembly I24 MR. BLAIR Science Chairman of science Supervisor ol assembly B MISS ALLEN Science Adviser of Science club Adviser oi row 2, assembly A MISS ALCOIT English Adviser ol: assembly 242 HISTORY - OR HER STORY? MISS BREIT Commercial Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of row I4, assembly A MISS CHURCHILL English MR. Adviser ol Shield club Adviser ol assembly l23 Cl-IARLY Foreign language Cuslodian ol sluderrls' loclcer lceys and records MISS BRABAND Commercial Adviser ol row I, assembly A MISS BRADSHAW l-lislory Adviser of Cenlury Lilerary sociely Adviser of assembly I34 MR. BROWN I-lislory Faculfy manager of allilelics Chairman ol lwislory SEW WHAT? MISS DURBROW Foreign language Adviser of La+in club Adviser of assembly 309 MISS CONGDON Household ar'Is Chairman of household arls Adviser of row IO, assembly A MISS DeCOURCY English Direclor of operella Adviser of row 9, assembly A MR. DUNKEL Science Adviser of Science club Adviser of row 8, assembly A MRS. DICKINSON English Adviser ol assembly l32 MR. COFFEEN Commercial Cuslodian of alhlelic equipmenl Adviser of row I7, assembly A OUR FUTURE CABINET MISS I-IAMPEI. Foreign language Adviser of German club Adviser of assembly 306 I MR. I-IEINEMAN Commercial Assislanl Irack and foolball coach MR. GUSTAFSON Commercial School boolckeeper Adviser of row I5, assembly A MISS GEIL English Direclor of senior class play Adviser of assembly 229 MR. I-IANSEN Commercial School cashier Adviser of row I, assembly B MISS GEORGE I-Iousehold arls Execufive board of Girls' club Adviser of row 6, assembly B KAL! LATIN AMERICA Miss HATZ English Counselor of freshman class MR. l-IAMANN Foreign language Adviser of Chess club Chairman of foreign language MISS FOELSKE English Cardinal Annual Chairman of English MRS. FREEMAN l-lousehold arfs MR. MR. Adviser of assembly IO9 HANNEMAN Commercial Business manager of Cardinal Chairman of commercial group GOODRICH Music Direclor of musical aclivifies Adviser of row 7, assembly B ANGLES AND ANGELS MR. LEARNED Commercial Manager of boolcslore MISS KLEINI-IEINZ Commercial Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of row 7, assembly A MISS I-IUGI-IES English MR. MR MR. Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of assembly 305 KEITI-ILEY Commercial Counselor of iunior class Adviser of row I I, assembly B LEMANOWICZ Foreign lang. Adviser of Ihe Polish club Adviser of row II, assembly A I-IOLDEN Manual arls Nalional Youlh adminislraiion Chairman of manual arls ,p Ask, SWEET HARMONY MR. LITTLE Ma+hema+ics Supervisor of cold lunch rooms Adviser of assembly 2I5 MRS, KEYES English Chief adviser of Ceniury Lilerary sociely Declamalory conlesl direclor MISS JONES Commercial Adviser of Cenlury Liferary sociely Adviser of assembly 23I MISS LEI-IMANN Music Direclor of musical aclivilies MISS KAGEL Physical eclucalion MR. Coach of girls' inlra-mural sporls Adviser of row I2. assembly B KRUEGER I-Iislory Assislanl fooiball and Iracla coach ,I MURALIZING MISS MONSEN Commercial Execulive board of Girls' club Supervisor ol allendance MISS MCGAFFEY Commercial Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of row 3, assembly B MISS LUDWIG Physical educalion Coach of girls' infra-mural sporfs Adviser of row l5, assembly B MISS MQDERMOTT Foreign language Adviser ol Lalin club Adviser ol assembly 227 MISS LOCKI-IART English Coach of declannalory conlesi' Adviser of assembly I36 MISS MOLER Malhemalics Execulive board ol Girls' club Adviser oi assembly I28 BILQN, iI44f4'Quwvw1l'K7t BARIUM WITH FACTS MISS MCVETY English MR. Adviser ol Girls' club Direclor of school revues MCGARTY Commercial Business adviser of The Cardinal Adviser of row 9, assembly B MISS MARI-IEINE Commercial Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of row I3, assembly A MISS MAUSZ Ar'r MR, MR. Adviser ol I-lobbycrall club Adviser ol assembly 229 MANGEN Physical eclucalion Track and loolball coach Adviser ol row I4, assembly B MADISON I-Iislory Adviser ol Forum Debale club Adviser ol assembly I26 MINDING THEIR BUSINESS MISS SCI-IERKENBACI-I Adviser of Science club Adviser of assembly 243 MISS SCI-IWAAB Englislw Adviser of row 4, assembly B MR. SCI-IARDT I-Iislory Track coach Adviser ol row 20, assembly A MR. SASKOWSKI Foreign language Adviser of Polish club Adviser of assembly 3lI MISS QUIRK Foreign language Adviser of Lalin club Adviser of row IZ, assembly A MR. SEARS Manual arls Supervisor of sfage and public address syslem ALIBI BUSTERS MR. NELSON Science Adviser of Science club Adviser of row 3, assembly A MR. MORSTAD I-Iis'I'ory Adviser of Forum Debale club Golf coach Oralorical conlesl direcior MISS NAGLE English Assislanl' 'ro Cardinal Annual Adviser of assembly 2l7 MR. NOWAK Malhemaiics Assisfanl baskelball coach Adviser of assembly 24-I MISS PIDD Household aris Execulive board of Girls' club Adviser oi row 8, assembly B MISS PARISH English Adviser of The Cardinal Adviser of assembly I22 UNDER ADVISEMENT MISS STONE Malhemafics Counselor of senior class Adviser of row 4, assembly A MR. TILLOTSON Ari Adviser of Cardinal Annual Chairman of arf MR. SHERMAN Manual arls School Ioclcsmilh Adviser of row I9, assembly A MISS SICKELS Foreign language Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of assembly 340 Miss TERRY English Adviser of The Cardinal Adviser ol row I8, assembly A MR. SEVERY Science Adviser of Newsboys' club Adviser of row 2, assembly B .44 GYM WITHOUT JIM MR. THOMPSON Science Adviser of Science ciub Adviser of row 5, assernbiy A MISS XVI-IITI-IAM Commercial Adviser of Giris' club Adviser of asserriI3Iy IO7 MISS ZOLLER Commerciai Adviser of Girls' club Adviser of row I6, assembly A MISS SCI-IMIDT Librarian MRS. I-IINTZ Office assisfanf MRS. CZAJKA Office assisfanf MISS KIRCI-IENVVITZ Office assisfanf I I - Against a oaclcground ol green steel locl4ers touched vvithlflight, the day at South began with cheery greetings, gusts ol laughter, a hasty review ol lessons, and a huddled conference about tomorrovxfs dance. Suddenly a bell silenced the merry Flashes ol wit. The day had begun. ROW I: Helen Slanaszek: Margarel Marlino: Genevieve Dugan: Margarel Kikora: Alice Wisniewski: Dorolhy Rybacki: DeLou Brennan: Ted Sideras: Rolaerl Fenner ROW 2: Virginia Hallrnan: Ralph Jaszewski: Margarel Michalak: Joyce Schauer: Jean MacGregor: Jeanelle Johnson: Florence Anderson: Joyce Frank: Alice Kornacki ROW 3: Laverne Czerwinski: Gladys Pierson: Bernice Skrobacki: Mary Jane Douglas: Belly Banlelmann: Belly Ann Blixl: Jeanelle Rogala: Lila Lalhrop: Gladys Treplow: Flor- ence Sobanski ROW 4: Mary Xynos: Elola Pepowske: Lucille Howard: Lila Anderson: Dorolhy Schools: Dorolhy Gorn: Marjorie Jacobs: Evelyn Anlon: Hedwig Niedzieiko ROW 5: Eleanor Bednarek: Eslher Ryslicken: Margarel Heibel: Lillian Worzella: Theresa Schwaloe: Bealrice Sidney: Marcella Pinczkowski: Mary Jane Peddenbruch: Eleanore Nowicki ROW 6: Dorolhy Brodzik: Eleanor Sneller: Laona Krause: Eleanore Rosinski: Dorolhy Janusz: Mary Korczynski: Regina Konczal: Lula Bryan: Slella Swilalski: Dorolhy Linski ROW 7: Chesler Kuczynski: Millon Falk: Guenlher Chrisl: John Naus: Arlhur Oleni- czak: Roberl Troyk: Waller Sluckerl: Belly Loesch: Helene Oslapowski: Sylvia Bachinski ROW 8: Eslher Wisniewski: Eslher Wayer: Audrey Fiedler: Dorolhy Will: Jane Mruk: Alice Lovdahl: Mary Jeziorski: Janel Slocker: Emily Paluszka: Earl Ehrlichmann ROW 9: Rulh Verbrugge: John Wannenmacher: George Kneisel: Irene Hluchnik: Mar- gol Ness: Lydia Havlik: Alice Drews: Marie Salb: Rulh Hallmann: Marlha Slolarczyk: Violel Anderson ROW IO: Dorolhey Rinas: Lilly Birgin: Rose Linski: Chrisline Nowakowski: Berlha Gab- rielson: Helen Szubelski: Mary Kodrich: Jane Ogrodowski: Billy Flanery: William Grob: Roloerl Oleson: Joseph Krawczyk ROW II: Hulaerl Smaby: Erving Engel: Bernard Norman: Warren Zamzow: Roman Gorski: George Wilke: Dorolhy Mueller: Donna Duerr: Calhleen Curley: Anna Golelz: Gerlrude Ralaiewski ROW I2: Ervin Finlak: Lorraine Slrehlow: Roberl Fischer: Jordan Juslinger: Geraldine Murray: Roberl Belol: Jack Barlich: Roberl Sleinke: Clara Czemierys: Rose Dekowski: Marcella Ehlers ROW I3: William Gormley: Allons Cichucki: Gregory Marlin: Gordon Waier: James Hollon: Norman Sue: Arlhur Zolecki: Eugene Viscioni: Daniel Duewell: Eugene Dick: Carl Kucan ROW I4: Joe Sizer: Millon Sleinberg: Norloerl Szymanski: Joseph Doligalski: Francis Burdill: Teddy Ziolkowski: Alloerl Spors: Franklin Pohl: Richard Agacinski: Ervin Musoll: John Skikiewicz ROW 15: Ulma Richard: Joseph Fischer: Waller RumpeI:Joseph Procek: Royle Schrag: Ralph Surdyk: Slanislaus Gwiazdowski: William Murray: Richard Kupper ROW I6: Alvin Boese: Ervin Kosmalka: Edward Szurgol: Richard Jackowicz: Clarince Rinka: Roberl Borgwardl: Mickey Wisniewski: Florian Survello: Slanley Markel: John Dougherly: Ralph Luechl: Roberl Kressen 80 'ff- 4 m gi, UQ: 'W M 1 ' yfvag . , ' fi 5 in M me is Q Q4 5 J gg Q 5 M :'1 ' Q if 'Q Q W x Eaiw gs Q 3 w ,,,, J 4,1-Q wg 51 1Q'5 j?g?f,w' , M rg,'?'ff Q ' 'S' ' 7' ' '.. x.. 5' V, K p QQ., '3'-g 5 f . 1 jlQA.+'YfI,Lv . ' 'fifivesrf x , Wr:'.i:'ff:: ROW I: Gilberl Hallman: May Kanlalcq Dorolhy Gullcowslci: Shirley Lemberger: Louise Leiler: Annabelle Lovejoy: Rulh Schusfer: Tessie Maslojoielro: Jean Kobs: Kennefh Krause: Allen Ladwig ROW 2: Elmer Senil: Carl Rullmann: Raymond Boellcher: Allen Privall: Roberl Leman- ske: Raymond Rappa: Leona Banker: Rulh Radslce: Margarel Rofh ROW 3: Henriella Jagodzinslca: Alyce Gorski: Lore++a Klofla: Rulh Reiler: Rulh Sal- versen: Eleanore Zilisch: Marion Zingsheim: Winifred Krueger: Rulh Ladwig: Olive Radornslci: Marlina Thompson ROW 4: Berlha Ewald: Elhel Blanas: Marjorie OHO: Lorraine Paeschlce: Rose Peszczelc: Edi+h Schulz: Jean Schallschneider: La Verne Marquardl: Audrey Kolinslqi: Alice Ralkowski ROW 5: Dorolhy Hollz: Shirley Ramus: Dorolhy Pulvermacher: Kalhleen Wiesen: Gloria Roedl: Casirnira Silcorski: Helen Serafin: Maryella Sfoddard: Laverne Schallhorn: Donald Hansen ROW 6: Marjorie Ver Hagen: Evelyn Raymond: Olive Olsen: Marion Sluclcerl: Eleanor Sfrolaelp Fay Hein: Dolores Czerwinslci: Rulh Chudnoii: Evelyn Faus'r: Mary Halrno ROW 7: Roloerl' Sas: Harriel Sanderson: Arleen Schmidllce: Evelyn Salb: Richard Popelc: Jean Zimny: Emily Schwalloe: Rulh Wegner: Florence Wesl: Lorraine Pociecha: Aileen Monroe ROW 8: Agrajoine Woznialc: Calherine Zuber: Heinz Prey: Marshall Rielooldl: Rocco Riccardi: Violel Hansen: Marjorie Koch: Marion Kosler: John Crosby: Roloerl Clarke ROW 9: Saraphine Czarnialc: Gladys Kennedy: June Clarlc: Roberl' Wilson: Morris Lipeles: Casirner Woldanslci: Violel Marlcelic: Charlolle Baskin: Marion Kulner: Beulah Prasser: Edilh Sloll: Bellie Sprague ROW IO: Lorraine Zailrann: Dorolhy Wilkowslci: Helen Sfeiien: Evelyn Marcinslia: Lillian Kir+wrigh+: Leona Brzezinslci: Ermina Kwinl: Sophie Lalawiec: Sophie Zalcrajsek: Erhel Slachowiak: Elhel Slcroloaclci: Lorraine Wenfz ROW II: Dorolrhy Hansen: Roberl Uolovich: Millon Schnoll: Russell Olsen: Roberl Paeschlqe: Carol Ruil: Mary Ellen Burlce: Audrey Schullz: Adeline Hoffmeier: James Campbell: lrving Faragher: Benjamin Lane ROW IZ: Elhel Pagenlcopi: Calherine Pawlowslci: Waller Radoll: Ed Woda: Charles Wylie: Slanley Sfarzylc: Marshall Kysely: Armin Siodolenalc: Kading Vilas: William Slewarl: Gerlrude Pospyhalla: Gladys Schallschneider ROW l3: Margarel Szewieclci: Lawrence Venghaus: Raymond Schenk: Ralph Prey: Al-Ray Hybiclqi: Lawrence Pielc: George Ordaneii: Daniel Schachl: Lorraine Sarnowslci: Harriel' Jalculoowslci: Leona Relzer: Helen Prilzlaii ROW l4: Helen Myers: Harold Koenig: Arlrhur Ciachorowslci: Forresl Sandow: Ken- nelh Sas: Arlhur Behnke: Gerald Hansen: George Klemenl: Richard Zirnny: Harold Ran- dall: Francis Schreiner ROW I5: Roberl Slrolhenlce: James Raddalz: Elwood Higgins: Sieve Halmo: Eugene Benkowslci: Roloerl Zilmer: Clyde Herrl: Maurice Budney: Jerome Carllon: Arlhur Kara- ganies: Charles Zimney 82 9,3 K ag! 85 me - an if Q M -A A. :Y QI , x T? h fy Q' f lg J Y- Q ' 3,,g. 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V, -:,. , f Lg' 7, X ff 1 ROW I: Arlhur Dziedzic: Fanny Shurla: Helen Haramis: Erich Frank: Dorolhy Kopyd- Iowski: Roberl Nolan: Carol Wilhrow: Rose Buresh: Lenore Skalecki: Leonard Levandowski ROW 2: Bealrice Lecus: Dorolhy Rogowski: Gladys Schmidl: Eslher Mazur: Rose Mer- curio: Jane Skoczek: Phyllis Przyloylski: Helen Rashela: Bealrice Komer: Irene Tinger: Lucille Machurski ROW 3: Waller Senkowski: Virginia Bilansky: Mary Pszybylska: Florence Gozdziewski: Marie Crowley: Evelyn Walerslral: Arline Berg: Jennie Biadaszkiewicz: Dorcas Edwards: Frances Walenga: Cecilia Grabarczyk ROW 4: Dolores Trudell: Helen Voclow: Violel Desiardin: Chesler Bugiel: Leroy Gil- more: Eugene Filul: Chesler Jaeck: Joe Polochnik: Roberf Huleerl: Harold Warlord ROW 5: Verna Froemming: Alice Weinlein: Eleanore Kubiaczyk: Florence Severson: Melvin Werlein: Jean Winkler: Alice Rolnakowski: Frank Urankar: Alice Sielall: Marlha Paiaczkowski ROW 6: Mary Golich: Irene Korylowicz: Dorolhy Smukowski: Sophie Woziak: Mariorie Woil: Adeline Walczak: Esrher Lewandowski: Mary Breirzka: Delores Borlsch: Gladys Blanchard: Margarel Maciiewski ROW 7: Elaine Abendrolh: Marion Beikol: Mildred Bergmann: Jerome Ralaiewski: Dorolhy Schwichlenlnerg: Marcella Dominiak: Margarel Bucko: John Rozmarynowski: Eslher Skiba: Frances Zailz: Viola Fonlaine ROW 8: Jane Gorski: Roloerl Filul: Irene Armlarusler: Richard Alsch: Eugene Dziadosz: Lucille Barnish: Florence Pivonka: Norberr Edwardsen: Harry Waxman: Dorolhy Pokora: Rulh Trempler: Eugene Cichocki ROW 9: Joyce Dickinson: Harry Cerlalic: Rulhann Pohl: Marlha Slolarczyk: Paul Gril- linger: Roy Trumbull: Clyde Budzien: Charles Block: Arlhur Dulde: Dianne Corey: Lor- raine Wronikowski: Marie Nowak ROW IO: Roman Dich: Enid Wille: Leonard Ciezki: Harry Wesolowski: Dolores Fugle- sang: Roloerl Clucas: Edward Banas: Anna Smyczek: George Smilh: Henry Pillar ROW II: Elhel Chrislie: Alberl' Susek: Dorolhy Busse: Dewaine Fischer: Jean Harden- brook: Irving Engel: Mary Zager: Kennelh Bourke: Ray Cyra: Irene Zenl: Manelre Freilag ROW IZ: Raymond Grahlowskiq Glenwood Rislow: Dolores Czuchrowski: Chesler Janik: Dolores Drozewski: Edsel Bjorklund: Richard Wallralh: Lorraine Berrang: Dan Schmidr: Henry Szyrnczak: Genevieve Prawdzik: Norherl Serowski ROW I3: Edward Jakubowski: Lorraine Gorski: Clarence Rinka: Donald Unke: Chesler Rupinski: Erwin Sobolewski: Dean Berger: Jerome Kolowski: Florian Survello: Joseph Mikolaiczak: Alex Wysocki: Emma-Jane Gersrner: William Miles: Ray Behl 84 f 4 , W g-L' I W I 4 . 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ROW l: Mildred Barlle: Virginia Spicuzza: Lorraine Hollz: Roloerl Easlman: Edna Sfachowslri: Shirley Paplaczylc: Genevieve Mecha: Eleanor Zolinslii: June Geslce: Lucille Paischewilz ROW 2: Marian Forle: Eleanor Kalorslci: Rulh Ryslicken: Slella Kuzma: Regina Rzecz- kowslci: Susan Doran: Helen Zeloul: Rufh Raddalz: Marguerile Blixl: Virginia Wleczylc: Mil- dred Andraszczylq ROW 3: Mary Slaniszewslci: Phyllis Kasprzylc: Rose Andraszczyk: Evelyn Olbinski: Eleanor Kubaclci: Sylvia Maleclci: Marion Andersen: Virginia Slewarl: Geraldine Zisk: Eugenia Ces- arz: Helen Jaworski ROW 4: Angeline Lobraco: Alice Skibslci: Jane Knasinslci: Lucille Kolodzek: Dorothy Hiniz: Rulh Harris: Marcella Wichlowski: Lois Raasch: Befly-Budd Feurig: Angeline Mich- alalr: Mary Grzeszczak: Agnes Brozewslci ROW 5: Pearl Jaworslqi: Delores Carlson: Marjorie Wimmersiecl: Albena Pepan: Mae Kappel: Audrey Bergmann: Edward Kukuvich: Meko Radomslci: Frank The-isen: Joseph Lu- lcowslci: Roberl Newcomb: Frances Grochowslci ROW 6: Evelyn Nadolinslci: Audrey Wood: Beverly Kolb: Lorna Kasdorl: Elinore Scheur- en: June Scherbarlh: Doris Kuialh: Hannah Kniesel: Dorolhy Reese: Mary Modory: Dor- olhy Dorszynslqi: Mary Zuber: Regina Piolrowslci ROW 7: Sylvia Nowalc: Grace Nowalc: Anne Yelich: Celia Barber: Ruih Grevenow: Shirley Glaser: Cecilia Masalcowslci: Doris Clemence: Charlolle Wallers: Hilclegarde Sob- czalc: Frances Jenlco: Dolores Krolilcowslci: Lillian Anich ROW 8: Marie Johannsen: Rulh Hardina: Dorolhy Lesalc: Bernice Trzesnieslci: Bernadine Zarzycki: Helen Wiczynslci: Rulh lmm: Rulh Janusz: Marian Luedllce: Elaine Lesholc: Rulh Wellnilz: Ann Shlaida: Margarel Tuchollca: June Woda ROW 9: Selma Schnoll: Virginia Pelerelc: Bernadine Czarneclci: Maymie Sandowslci: Win- iired Dahl: Gerald Hansen: Hugo Barbian: Chesler Napienlelc: Kennelh Kienzle: Rosemary Gardner: Failh Lueblce: Elenor Meisner: Jane Sfrommen ROW lO: Judilh Kennedy: Eslher Woida: Slanley Rogowslqi: George Janecelc: Edward Halamlca: Ervin Bielawslci: Bernard Malinowslci: Lloyd Behrendl: Harvey Bulgrin: Earl Ben- slci: Roberl Klieli: Heinz Teichmann: Edgar Walrous ROW Il: Roberf Larsen: Sylvesler Warlcoczewslci: Allen Lorbieclci: Ray Nelson: Roman Woldanslci: Ray Berendl: Raymond Slowinslci: Ervin Kielma: Henry Janonis: Gordon Kral- zal: Leonard Mohr: Rulh Franlz: Audrey McOueeney ROW l2: Mildred Slollman: Rose Orlikowslci: Lorella Sawinslci: Mary Jablonowslci: Pa- lricia Leulhner: Eleanor Burzinslci: Lorraine Lewandowslci: Gladys Ruclc: Margie Heup: Do- lores Kowalicki: Dolores Kalzenmiller: Beulah Henderson: Rulh Neacy: Bernice Krainiak: Mary Norager ROW I3: Julia Wildl: Henriella Sawinslci: Edward Glowacki: Norman Gavin: Ray Sza- mania: Francis Collins: Forresl Franlc: William Blakey: Slanley Piolrowslci: John Slanny: Edward Plaulz: James Tyborslcy: Norman Laaclc 86 1l . k QF ' Q fi: A-5? x AW - N -g' W - ax . pi- f if Q ,L M-Q, , wV: Vmfb wg! 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'tk .'35,' is 45 IRQ. 3 ,X Y fi Q l ROW l: Sianley Kowalski: Harry Kowalski: Clemens Mrolek: Elaine Spear: Lucille Pel- zek: Marion Sloecker: Helen Kosieczko: Esfher Mau: Lucille Traiber: Doro+hy Malecki ROW 2: Elhel Rosean: Leonard Kopydlowski: Vicioria Kupczak: Lucille Kasprzak: Beiiie Miichell: Edna Damerau: Rulh Klumb: Kalherine Corlez: Rulh Amborn: Elhel Burns ROW 3: Myron Dziafkiewicz: Beairice Dziadosz: Pearl Glade: Rose Lombardo: Audrey Bruss: Dorofhy Goede: Dorolhy Klosiewski: Esiher Biesik: Mildred Slivka: Slella Slraniszewski ROW 4: Eunice Edlund: LaVerne Hanke: Dolores Hilber: Eleanor Samolinski: Marjorie Luizke: Rosemary Gruel: Wanda Weislog Es+her Si'ika: Joyce Wenzel: Doroihy Barioszak ROW 5: Kaihleen Schmi'H': Lilian Halvorsen: Cleopa+ra Xinos: Geraldine Flach: Clara Wawrzyniakowski: Helen Siemion: Bernadeiie Wilhelmi: Anna Klolz: Rulh Kleinow: Vir- ginia Czernieiewski ROW 6: Sianley Krolicki: Henry Guelzkow: Norberl' Meyer: Waller Maierle: Norman Mailander: Richard Lewandowski: Aniia Miischka: Eldarae Johnsen: Olga Barlich: Rober+ Kelly: Geraldine Peplinski ROW 7: James Barr: Rulh Eigner: Phillipa Chwalek: Erika Reimer: Sylvia Turowski: Leona Eireich: Winona Smilh: Arleen Engbring: Dorolhy Daley: Marcella Koenig: June Piolen- auer ROW 8: Elaine Hiorlland: Margarel Lara: Bill Collins: Leonard Michalak: Pearl Orlow- ski: Agnes Olszewski: Margaref Trummer: Marion Geiger: Roberi' Lilzau: Irene Lake: Gen- evieve Mroczkowski: Siephanie Sfraszewska ROW 9: Ellen Goloiuch: Mailhew Grabner: Mary Marek: Phyllis Jasiecki: Mildred Wroblewski: Josephine Blachowiak: Grace Teschner: Nalalie Arsenovich: Ruih Johnson: Dolores Kasza: Alice Robinson ROW IO: Lillian Kaspar: Shirley Graff: Jean Wille: Delfin Nadolski: Lesler Goifheardl: Howard Breifzman: Norloer+ Siefaniak: Ralph Macieiewski: Roberl Cyzmoure: Eugene Wendi: Daniel Schuliz ROW II: Edward Lecus: Henry Siempkowski: Roberi Haydock: Florence Lewandoski: Raymond Holiz: Roloerl Huebschen: Leonard Arciszewski: Henry Blasinski: Dorolhy Gnioi: Ray Ladwig: Norman Benesch ROW IZ: Roman Gronikowski: Herman Lange: Lewis Larson: La Verne Rennpferd: Rich- ard Riekkoili: Ervin Budzisz: Evelyn Zaffran: Ann Wozniak: Arfhur Komorowski: Daniel Ka- moske ROW I3: Bernard Koeiiing: Evelyn Kawczynski: Es+her Deiilaif: Edna Drozewski: Sophie Zlolscha: Vicioria Bar+osz: Helen Bariosz: Bessi : Viole+ Rybenski: Florence Jaku- loowski: lrene Wozniak: Lorraine Woloshall 'mx ROW I4: Lloyd Consianf: Claylron Fox: Charlolle Czaikowski: Frank Nencki: Norman Dennison: Roloerl Thessin: Leonard Brueser: John Balcerak: Waller Gampka: Harold Hal- vorsen: Harvey Awe ROW l5: John Lesnik: William Miller: Chesier Lisiewski: Donald Levenhagen: Russel Lelevre: Arihur Smiih: Osborn Hollon: Melvin Freilag: Leif Holm: Fred Zielinski: Harry Wendorf: Harvey Reid 88 1 - 'M f , Ag, , , fp, we z ..,. kb a. 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Szymczak: Eleanor Szym- kowiak: Lucinda Jagodzinski: Virginia Kuehn: Lillie Gallagher ROW l2: Dorolhy Schmidl: Bernice Gavin: James Knulson: John Tucholka: Richard Surwillo: Raymond Siedlecki: John Bindl: Ray Szczepanski: Henry Rozmarynowski: James Krolick: Richard Kucharski: Jerome Welch ROW I3: Helene Zullowski: La Verne Snyder: Marlha Galaryelczyk: Mary Frilz: Eslher Schmidl: Virginia Lewandowski: Doris Rydlewicz: Alice Widor: Geraldine Pelryq Dorolhy Markowski: Sylvia Kulinski: Lenora Jennrich: Eleanor Gurda: Norrine Huslon ROW I4: Ted Fuerbringer: Hans Huse: Dorolhy Gaikowski: Daniel Makowski: Richard Neumann: John Hale: Malfhew Remisiewski: Carllon Wolk: Rudolph Hochevar: Ervin Jaskie: Henry Przylnylski: Carl Klosiewski ROW I5: Marion Wickerl: Florian Vopalensky: Harry Kleczka: Edward Dziedzic: John Krall: Edwin Walk: Jerome Woida: Viclor Barnes: Daniel Burzynski 92 ha 'CN in 5- QU I 23 k x Q Q 9 4 K in .1 ,' , K. V QE E-1 lv 5. 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J ROW I: Dorolhy Jenlcins: Maxine Fuhrman: Pauline Maciolelc: Elaine Klall: Dorolhy Kryszewslci: Anna Klall: Edmund Lorbieclci: Lorraine Paeschlce: Lollie Banach ROW 2: Wanda Kollunslqi: Margarel Puhelc: Dorolhy Zoleclqip Evelyn Janlqowslci: Dorolhy Ponalh: Harvey Baerwald: Anlon Kemelz: Bealrice Benslce ROW 3: Adeline Selin: Calherine Pociecha: Angeline Tenerowicz: Alice Pares: Calherine Doyle: Florence Klein: Florence Polczynslci: Verna Jacob: Marion Klingsporn: Howard Schulz ROW 4: Dolores Kleczlca: Lesler Reinlce: Richard Gaiewslci: Rose Szymanslci: Marcella Danlcerl: Leona Chelminialc: Helen Czerwinski: Alice Biesiacla: Dorolhy Jankowski: Riche ard Kolanowsld ROW 5: Jeane Glass: Delores Buddenhaqen: Margarel Kozlowski: Helen Kolowslci: Mary- ann Uchililg Chesler Nowiclci: Arlhur Kozrninslci: Raymond Schoensee: Chesler Koniclai ROW 6: Roberl Zinsmeisler: Adrian Kriehn: Melvin Travis: Sylvesler Kozminslci: John Reminglon: Slanley Szmanda: Rudolph Clyde: Gene Riemenschneider: Allen Van Nalla: Joe Luzar ROW 7: Bob Moehle: Henry Danielczyk: Ken Schloerlce: LeRoy Anheuser: Warren Bruce: Alois Riclc: Harold Lonn: Frank Popa: Ralph Gelhar ROW 8: Roberl Wilberl: Berl Kamlce: Reuben Snarlerno: Gene Pelersen: Franklin Kon- lcel: Casirner Zaborowslci: Jerome Zimney: Raymond Cone: Harvey Johnson: Roberl Koch: John Hallon ROW 9: Herberl Boge: James Hansen: Alberl Udovich: Emil Kendzie: Rosemary Car- riclc: Dorolhy Zelmer: Eslher Freiday: Rosemary Moody: Edward Lonllcowslci: Alphonse Janiszewslci: Edward Kurylo: Willard Nolbohm: Edward Ladwig ROW IO: Waller Foole: Fredericlc Borgwardl: Harold While: Reuben Lange: Dan Bro- zoski: Teddy Slawicki: Roberl Cooper: Daniel Hopkins: Marlin Glen: Bob Beierle: Ray Heidak: Gene Grocholslqi ROW I I: Sylvesler Busalacclci: Alphonse Slromberg: Carl Schlueler: Herberl Wolk: Ken- nelh Schroeder: John Gloyer: Kennelh Ducal: Leonard Finlalc: Heinz Fischer: Norberl Schallschneider: David Gibbens: Roberl Luebke: Bernard Hiclcey 94 '5 Xia 1951 Q xl 1 ' i f 'f 5 ' 5 WGS? 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':'1 tx.4?f 1 f ,X k M ', W ., A sffiff .S 5, ROW I: Carolyn Alsip: Gladys Merkel: Janel Schullz: June Sluedemann: June Gross: Inez McCarlhy: Jean Odle: Kalherine Tuchlenhagen: Lorraine Niers: l-larriel Laiken ROW 2: Emily Tomalz: Sylvia Maslelerski: Belly Trawicki: Florence Werner: Irene Gwi- azdowski: Rulh Ann Kanler: Lorraine Osborne: Lucy Niedzialkowski: Laverne Schwarlz: Orville Richards ROW 3: Ray Balcerek: Carl Ballulis: Elmer Gaiewsky: Billy Wood: Richard Merrill: Erika I-labisch: Therese Rozmus: Chrisline Kulel: Agrypine Kulel: Virginia Kaminski: Zelda Skebo ROW 4: Lorraine Whipperlield: Vivian Forlune: Sophia Budziszewski: Marlha Celnarow- ski: Jeanelle Roskocha: I-Ielen Marie Belz: Slella Prizwan: Belly Songslad: Rulh Borowiak: Josephine Spera: Mildred Klug: Dolores Yagle ROW 5: Virginia Kasinski: Adeline Szymanska: Agnes Byczynski: Bernardine Lange: Ber- nice Parske: Lorraine Ryback: Emily Blanas: Rulh Marie Slorm: Florence Boschke: Audrey Zella: Joy Larkin: Lillian Menke ROW 6: Norma Krieg: Virginia Klinkwilz: l-lelen Sielski: Gloria Schwichlenberg: Mildred Teske: Irene Welylok: Ella Bellis: Pearl Ann Druch: Evelyn Duerr: Mary Wylie: Rogene Schissler: Dolores Boland: Dorolhy Lee ROW 7: Marion Schrnidl: Norma Cornell: Dorolhy Wagner: Rulh Acller: Irene Pie- chowski: Florence Franklin: Rulhe Cyganek: Grace Reiss: Alice Walczykowski: Dolores Na- rewski: May Coleman: Josephine Dziurdziewski: Lucille Yelka ROW 8: Eleanor Wyborski: Albin Rulkowski: Eugene Eng: Violel Drankoll: Lucille Slam- mer: Logene Crigger: Marcella Gill: Jeanelle Kolecki: Jane Fiske: Genevieve Kucan: Jean Munzer: Rulh Olsheske: June Kaslen ROW 9: Dolores Jenkins: Rulh Pelersen: Lorraine Vopalensky: Rulh Maronn: Edna Wes- lon: Erna Weigle: Dorolhy Milchell: Mariorie l-lalvorsen: Casimir Szymczak: Frank l-lor- valh: Bill Machan: Bob Jendusa: Jim I-Iipperl: Richard Nowakowski ROW IO: Doris Malsack: Eleanor Janus: Dorolhy Krawczyk: Gerlrude Schoenlelder: Rulh Polrykus: Margarel Filzpalrick: Eunice Keller: Elvira Bowilz: Berlha Ezydore: Dor- olhy Lewandowski: Mabel Fulh: Edward Wroblewski: Jacob Shanberge: Roberl Tall ROW II: Chesler Luedke: Edward Gollwilzer: Nicholas Schilz: Roland Abrams: Frede- rick Ryser: Palricia Rakowski: Hazel I-Ienrichs: Eleanor Oesler: June Brauer: Violel Loud: Marcella l-lein: Eugene Szymanski: l-larvey Anderson: Ray Meyer ROW I2: Palrick Tracy: Ralph Jaskie: Harold Rusch: Belly Morley: Isabelle Sluder: Lorraine Lembke: Doris Kralsch: Bernice Kralcheck: Frances Slroschin: Virginia Olsen: Adaline Klinkosch: Evelyn Smilh: Dorolhy Priebe: Jeanelle Jacobs ROW I3: Chrisline Smilh: June Riedel: Lily Gabrielson: Alice Dykas: Florence Burzyn- ski: Grace Landre: June Boers: Florence Kurudza: Eugenie Bruss: Bernice Schulz: Blanche Kozlowski: I-Ienriella Engel: Belh Kohler IOO Wi A 'K BE A 2322 S me Q ns' X 4? 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'9l 35 f ,. ...fif v Ci. .14 59 ROW I: Alice Glinka: Leanore Myers: Eunice Zerolh: Erwin Johns: Alice Towell: Ruby Persik: lda Heller: Mary Murphy ROW 2: Eva Moehle: Adeline Malinowski: Cecile Harl: Dorolhy Jarenlowski: Rose Lippus: Herlaerl Kallies: Evelyn Beulh: Alice McCabe: Evelyn Pawlowski ROW 3: Sylvia Grosz: Adeline Pilachowski: Eslher Napieralski: Sylvia Pacholski: Elinor Bohm: Dorolhy Wisialowski: Mavis Johnson: Frank Prince ROW 4: Raymond Schools: Adrian Searing: Evelyn Wickerson: lrene Ropelewska: Belly Willis: Dorolhy Jankowski: Lucille Rakowski: Eslher Wleczyk: Florence Cesarz: Margarel Spek ROW 5: Margarel Schwarlz: Evelyn Olecki: Lorraine Kaiser: Marion Kowalchuk: Eslhere Andersen: Dorolhy Pruscha: Genevieve Pilachowski: Rulh Grosskreuz: Doris Sponholz: Marian Znoroski: Leona Czaikowski ROW 6: Slephanie Czeczuga: Fred Maier: Eugene McCullough: Marvin Miksch: Eugene Zaniiahn: Richard Volke: Gene Ramus: James Greenlees: Lawrence Slobbe: Slanley Dudon ROW 7: Michael Burzynski: Rawland Eng: Ervin Kusmierek: Jesse Blunl: Henry Kulinski: Laura Gembicka: Charlolle lves: Marcella Markiewicz: Florence Grochowski: Florence Gu- zikowski: Phyllis Worke ROW 8: Frances Kazmierek: Rulh Knapper: Rulh Goerlz: Aline Plennes: Muriel Lorenz: Sophie Borkowska: Violel Paluszynski: Berlha Gendreau: Alice Jarzyna: Eslher Srnilh: Dorolhy Daniels ROW 9: Edna Miller: Nalhalie Kendzie: Dolores Gapinski: Phyllis Bulski: Sally Borkow- ski: Marion Guerin: Louise Schneider: Julia Turowski: Rulh Ambrose: Gerlrude Heyer: Lorraine Warkoczewski: Rosalie Balcerak ROW IO: Josephine Dzieniszewski: Marlha Szymanska: Rulh Bonneau: Alice Romaszew- ski: Dorolhea Dziedzic: Jeanelle Conslanline: Florence Halbriller: Donald Ericksen: Henry Olszewski: Arl Czaikowski: La Verne Nehring: Mary Pelushek: Elhel Macieiewski ROW ll: Ray Czerniakowski: Pearl Diesch: Chrisline Udovc: Joseph Kumloera: Violel Dilaherl: William Farkos: Virginia Czaskos: Chesler Walcheck: Belly Meier: Marlin Bauer: Viola Loewensleen: Bealrice Frilsch: Eslher Czulinski ROW l2: Mabel Kuelher: Charles Hendricksen: Georgia Grivas: Julielle Feldman: William Allwardl: Dorolhy Horigan: Lorraine Kuellner: Marcella Kosak: Eslher Wall- schlaeger: Mary Donner: Eugene Czeznieiewski: Slephanie Sallran: Eslher Tomczak ROW I3: Jack Wrighl: Leonard lgielski: William Behling: Ollo Belhke: Richard Lecus: Ervin Pohl: Jane Brandl: Rulh Lehwald: Dorolhy Bruss: Lorraine Farness: Rulh Shippy: Mildred Benkey ROW I4: Dorolhy Kloss: Diana Guadagni: Roy Goede: Chesler Jazdzeski: Arlhur Mc- Curdy: Henry Jazdzeski: Daniel Grosz: June Lemanske: Elsie Hanson: Slanley Pappas: Sam Kulsekes: Frank Bukiewicz ROW l5: Leonard Luczkowski: William Tinger: Audrey Schwechel: lrwin Gray: Peler Wisniewski: Harry Kuloachi: Alvin Kosmalka: Carroll Flewelling: Gerald Janlanen: Ken- nelh Zacher: Virginia Erdmann IOZ ,ff ' . 'N ll MK' YL 3 , rl . wi my -., fri f , Q 5-A -1 -55 Q if: if sk 'P in f' ' ,gQ5'f' 27 ' ' U' fri-sf fu ffifa' gg' ' 91' W M M wsffiig A i fi' ' L'i??f Qin-f' Q awk iz ' W it j5g,, ktL1 . 1 ,. Q . f f Q K I X f J ' Vbyl -L ,, 5 .450-' 'w ff, ,fry 'W .4 ' MQ' ' W , 9 5 4 I Q-, . 'sg V1-, ,Q 55 - rf . Q wi' .. if :QQ t. A ' iv' ay -nr 1 ,5 93 ? .1 , 42 W 7 'g 1 . .ivy Q, f 2 1 .' X Q ,A-L A .... Q.. 3' XA. f m T 1- i Unforgettable moments were tlwose last-minute rallies ol Soutlw Division's 1936 football squad, but eaclm represented a montlw ol laitlnlul and lward vvorlc. Practice did not begin in September but with the First days ol summer vacation. l.ed by l-lerbert Carlson and Franlt Milauc, tlwe 5555 Heineman gland Krueger Mangen Two links beTween The TighTing I935 Cardinals and Their eager successors, The candidaTes drilled aT Jackson park every Friday in The swelTering heaT. Such iniTiaTive pleased The coaches who had noT ordered These workouTs. ShorTly beTore school opened The coaches Took over The reins and drove The boys hard. Kicking and passing limbered up The aspiranTs. Blocking, Tackling, and running drills TaughT Bergland's boys To give iT and Take iT. WiTh These preliminaries over, The Team ran Through plays They had sTudied during The summer. When hosTiliTies Tinally opened iT became disconcerT- ingly apparenT To Coach Bergland and Line Coach Krueger ThaT The Car- dinals had The ToughesT schedule and The leasT beeT oT any eleven in The ciTy conference. The gloom boys said ThaT if SouTh won Two oT her seven con- Terence duels she would be lucky. ln The dwindling minuTes oT The opening Tussle wifh Pio Nono, The CaTh- olic champs, SouTh scored a Touchdown To win, 6-O. Under TloodlighTs The Tollowing Friday nighT The TighTing Cardinals baTTled Waukesha, The husky suburban champs, in The only game played ouTside The SouTh sTadium. WhaT SouTh lacked in weighT and heighT, The boys made up in speed and spiriT. WiTh some Tough breaks They dropped a close game, I2-6. ln The neXT game WashingTon ouTweighed SouTh by more Than TwenTy pounds per man, buT iT could noT cross SouTh's goal line more Than Twice Tor an unimpressive I5-6 vicTory. Cheer aTTer cheer Thundered TorTh as one week laTer The Car- dinals marched sixTy yards To up- seT Lincoln's powerhouse in The Tinal minuTes oT play. Trailing 3-2 in The waning minuTes oT The Tinal quarTer, SouTh began an aerial aTTack wiTh Francis BurdiTT as The spearhead. IT was eiTher do or die, so BurcliTT griTTed his TeeTh and Tossed a long one To T-lolm in The end zone. Miracu- lously The ball reached him. The Tinal score was 8-3. Again The Tollowing week SouTh passed To vanquish NorTh, 6-O, aTTer TiTTy-nine minuTes OT IO6 , T Row I' Andrzelczak, Monson, McCabe, Sanek, Luebke, Ziolkowski, Milauc, Holm, Jaeck, Beierle, Fox, Vandre Row 2' Kullnskl, Burdiif, Olson, Malsack, Nencki, Ladwig, Manegold, Grofh, Zaborowski, Borgwardh Todryk, Gollwiher Row 3' Prince, Callahan, Czeznieiewski, KemeTz, Carlson, Schoofs, Rosecky, Cienian, Halamka, Barion, Gaiewsky, Punk hammer-and-Tongs play. The conTesT wiTh Bay View was losT by one poinT and wiTh iT wenT The honor OT sharing The ciTy grid crown wiTh EasT. To The amazemenT oT The cusTomers SouTh scored Two Touchdowns in Ten minuTes oT The second half. Then, spurred on by a hurry yell, Moco Czeznie- iewski aTTempTed a lasT-minuTe pass Trom The Three-yard line, which was in- compleTe. The ViewiTe who knocked ThaT ball down cinched The game Tor his maTes, I3-l2. Milauc Threw a monkey wrench inTo Tech's sTeam-roller. l-le blocked and recovered a punT in The end zone Tor a Touchdown. An auTomaTic saTeTy by Clson, sTerling cenTer, puT The game on ice, 9-6. Rain prevenTed The non- conTerence game wiTh The TradiTional rival, EasT. QuarTerback l-lerb Carlson, in The lasT TorTy seconds oT his TooTbaII career aT SouTh, climaxed a successful season when he raced TorTy yards Tor The win- ning Touchdown oT The homecoming game wiTh CusTer. ATTer scalping Cus- Ter's eleven Troopers, The Cardinal braves came To The end oT Their I936 warpaTh wiTh Tour-and-TorTy conference scalps hanging To Their belTs. The squad had been very evenly balanced, wiTh mosT oT The players oT abouT equal caliber. The charging oT co-capTains lviilauc and Carlson, BurdiTT's accuraTe pass- ing, The long-range punTing oT Tony KemeTz, and The excellenT deTensive IO7 war , ie, u ins i, zman a, iez i, ansen, ovic, urve o, one l R I K Ir B g All dT P Ir R p lx S d C Ir H Ud I1 S ll C R 2 D lg P hl Brussoclr, Warford, BeThIre, Slreluewlcz, Engel, Janecelr, Spors, Ureda, Mohr, Clchuclu R 3 E ld Wy lr GI lr R p I ST Ir B Id P T I1 I: C i, owac i, um e, oec er, aerwa , occ ni, J. Cyzmoure, R. yzmoure, MdIh9d,Jd1dlEWSkI worlc of Nenclqi, Olson, Czeznieiewslci, and Malsaclc liTTed SouTh To a Tie Tor Third place wiTh WashingTon. Milauc was chosen end on The all-ciTy TirsT Team, Carlson, a back on The second Team, and BurdiTT and Czeznieiewslci re- ceived honorable menTion. The experienced playing oT many sTalwarTs of IQ36, boTh in The baclc- Tield and in The line, will be sorely missed nexT Tall. NeverTheIess, wiTh almosT Two-Thirds of The squad reTurning, compared To one-sixTh lasT year, The l937 ouTloolc is very promising. WiTh mulTi-colored banners flapping againsT a blue sky, wiTh The smarT- ly-uniTormed bands marching aT The halves, wiTh gayly-clad cheerleaders di- recTing The schools in yells, wiTh TwenTy-Two boys scampering up and down The gridiron, wiTh Cobie's German band saluTing SouTh's reTired principal on Cobie day, wiTh cloud shadows chasing across The sunny field-The I936 sea- son had color, plenTy of iT. Suspense, relief, Thrills, disappoinTmenTs, delirious momenTs OT ioy, hard worlc, TighT, and miraculous lasT-minuTe rallies-These were The ingredienTs of The mosT Thrilling season SouTh ever had. Bergland's boys well earned Their TiTle, The FighTing Cardinals. IOS YANNIGAN COBIE DAY COBIE'S COMEBACK LOUD LOU DER LOU DEST P: RN BASKETBALL EsTablishing a new ciTy record by virTue oT holding EasT To a 220 halT- Time score, SouTh's cagers concluded a hard-luck season wiTh guiTe a Tew honors. Chased by a liTTle imp consisTenTly dampening Their hopes, The Car- dinals had The misTorTune To play Their Tour ToughesT opponenTs TirsT. Al- ways a laTe-sTarTing Team, The Redmen, alThough They held on wiTh bull-dog persisTence, were unable To maTch Their opponenTs' play. UnoloubTedly one oT The ouTsTanding players in The ciTy, John Galecki, Cardinal Torward, was chosen on The coaches' all-ciTy TirsT Team. l-lis speed and shooTing abiliTy carried him To a Third place Tie in The individual scoring race, his ToTal being 76 poinTs. Two oTher sTalwarTs broughT honors To SouTh. These were STanley Rosialc, cenTer, and Franlc Rozga, Torward. Rosialc, who also Tied Tor Third place in scoring, placed on The all-ciTy second Team, while Rozga was given honorable menTion. Filling guard vacancies in The laTTer parT of The season, Francis BurdiTT and Bob Beierle proved Their meTTle in compeTiTion. Beierle's play in conTrolling rebounds was especially convincing as was BurdiTT's general Tloor worlc. When BurdiTT was iniured, John Koss replaced him, ATTer losing The TirsT Tour games by close margins, The Cardinals ToughT an uphill baTTle. AlThough sfill pursued by The Tough-luclc germ, The Cardinals managed To Tinish in sixTh place wiTh Three vicTories and six deTeaTs. ROW I MenTl:owslxi, Dizack, Iverson, Galecki, Rozga, Koss, Mllauc, Uclovicln, Snarfemo ROW 2 Nowak, Rzeczlrcwski, BeThlre, Carlson, Konlre, Halamlca, Bielawski, Becldold ROW 3 Fox, Rosle lr, Ncncki, Drabinowicz, Beierle, Holm, Burdiff IIO The entire basketball season, from the opening whistle to the closing gun, was marked by numerous upsets and surprises. The pre-season predictions were consistently proved to be wrong, and the Final outcome of the year was contrary to the forecasts of most sports Writers. III TRACK Early in February I936 aT The close of The baslceTball season The annual SouTh Track ediTion swung inTo The sporTs spoTlighT. Cinder aspiranTs num- bering I38 answered Coach SchardT's call Tor candidaTes. A small nucleus oT Tour emblem and seven numeral men reporTed Tor duTy in The heaviesT schedule in SouTh's hisTory. The squad, alThough conceded IiT+Ie chance oT repeaTing a highly successTul '35 campaign, was bolsTered considerably by The abundance oT new maTerial. Novice and inTer-squad meeTs unearThed poTenTial winners among The newcomers, chieTly in The disTances. Then, un- like 'Former years, The squad was divided inTo Three groups, meeTs having been arranged Tor each. STarTing acTual compeTiTion, The Cardinals iourneyed To Baker Field house, March I4, only To lose Their conTlicT wiTh a powerTul alumni Team by a 44-42 score. A weelc laTer a group oT Redmen, running unaTTached in The Munici- pal indoor conTesT, garnered enough poinTs To have Talcen The Team +i+Ie. RoberT Fares, an ouTsTanding pole vaulTer, suTTered an anlcle iniury and was losT Tor The remainder oT The season. ll2 PracTice conTinued during EasTer vacaTion, and The TirsT ouTdoor meeT oT The season was The ancienT Ding Dong-Do Do clash. The laTTer won. 67-46, wiTh Charles Beaudry and Tony Gradisnik each scoring ThirTeen poinTs Tor The winners and losers respecTively. ln Their TirsT dual conTesT oT The year Coach SchardT's proTeges com- pleTely vanquished a group oT LincolniTes, scoring TirsTs in six evenTs and slamming in Three. The T935 deTeaT aT The hands oT WashingTon was avenged when The Cards deTeaTed The Purgolders, nosing Them ouT by The narrow margin oT a win in The relay. Then came The TirsT loss, a hearTrending one, 57-56, To WesT. The boys recovered suTTicienTly To seT Bay View back a noTch, and The Big Four was upon Them, namely The Waukesha relays and The ciTy, sTaTe, and EasT meeTs. AT Waukesha SouTh placed TiTTh, while in The sTaTe evenT she Tinished sec- ond To EasT, doing likewise in The EasT-SouTh mix-up. The ciTy classic Tound The Cardinals in TourTh posiTion. Performers worThy oT recogniTion included Markel, Nornberg, lviilauc, Raniszewski, Rink, Todryk, and Gradisnik. NorberT Rink, ace miler, and l-lar- ry Todryk, crack pole vaulTer, were ciTy and sTaTe champions in Their respec- Tive evenTs. A consisTenT winner in The sprinTs and king oT The ciTy's broad jumpers was Gradisnik. Oddly enough The I937 squad has The same number oT reTurning leTTer winners as had The I936 Team. The mosT encouraging ouTlook cenTers upon The Tield evenTs which promise To be SouTh's sTrongesT aTTack. IT The begin- ners supply The much needed all-around balance, The prospecTs Tor a cham- pionship Team may be realized. SWAPPING LET FLY! ' I M! TENNIS Swish! Swish! No one doubTed Ray STark's superiorify as he zipped Through The Tourney which crowned ' him school champ. Besides STark, Those chosen by Coach Berqland To represenf The school in inTerscholasTic Tennis compeTiTion included Tom Kieclc- hefer, Bob Rahkonen, Neil Hoffman, Tom Phillips, Ervin Fifas, and Frank Rozga. DespiTe The facT ThaT Tennis was an innovaTion aT SouTh The Cardinal neTTers boasTed an enviable record. Among Their laurels were a second place in The ciTy conference and fourTh place in The Shorewood and sTaTe Tournamenfs held aT Neenah. WiTh Erv Fifas and Frank Rozga as The nucleus a fairly successful I937 season is To be expecTed. Neenah will again be hosT To sTaTe neTTers. ' ' ' A lT'SARACKET JJ Lf' V dvi N .2 4- C.:- Fifa: Rozga Sfuckerf Murray Lasse Binh Abrams II4 Tho m pso n Schweid a Wisniewslxi M r. Morsfa d GOLF Golf made iis inilial appearance on Sou+h's a'rhle+ic program las+ year, and wilh Mr. Morsiad as coach, a squad of four divol diggers carried ihe Cardi- nal colors over greens and sand lraps during a six game schedule. Led by ciiy champion, Roberl Filipowicz, The Team scored viclories over Lincoln, Juneau, and Wesl, bow- ing before East Washingion, and Cusfer. A journey To Green Bay for lhe si'al'e meer nefled +he linksmen sevenfh posilionp +he cily encounler found fhem in fourlh place. RIGHT AT YOU UNDERHANDED WORK GIRLS' SPORTS Eureka! For Ihe firsl 'rime in hisI'ory 5I5 girls reporleol for affer-school sporls. Joyful shouls heralded Ihe speedy game of Iennis. Splash aI'rer splash was heard ar Ihe naI'aI'orium as swimmers vigor- ously pracliced new dives or sfrokes. Newly inrroduced games, such as badmin+on, ping-pong, and shuffle board, as well as The ever popular baseball and basI4e'IbaII, Ihrilled all parI'icipan+s. HELP! SUCKER! I I6 SPIKE IT! PLEASE REPLACE FLOOR SIC AND DRA -l-ramp, tramp, tramp, the band was marching, and dame ancl purgher paused to watch the recl unilorms,the glinting brass, and the Flying colors that were the pride ol South Division. Together with the orchestra and glee clubs it Furnished the school with music for all occasions. ORCHESTRA AT class play or opereTTa Time loiTerers in The corridors are appalled by The weird sounds of The orchesTra Tuning up Tor pracTice. Then, when The big nighT comes, This same orches- Tra, piTched To exciTemenT and Tes- TiviTy, Turns abouT and charms iTs audience wiTh lilTing Tunes. Once each year SouTh's halls re- echo To The shouTs and noisy laughTer oT TuTure freshmen Tor whom The or- chesTra presenTs an appreciaTion pro- gram. Like an avalanche These gre- garious youngsTers descend upon assembly A, slide inTo seaTs, and prompTly become enrapTured lisTen- CONDUCTING BU5'NE55 ers oT The micl-year concerT. Having risen Trom a small exTra-cu rricular group which pracTiced once a week aT The members' homes, The SouTh Division orchesTra became in I926 a regular parT of The school program. ConducTed by Miss Lehmann, iT has now Talcen iTs righTTul place in ciTy high school music. SouTh Division par- TicipaTes Too in EasTern Wisconsin TournamenTs and The biennial music TesTival. BIRDS OF PLUMAGE I2O JAN UARY CLASS PLAY Paddy The Nexf Besl Thing a comedy drama freshened wilh Irish wil, was presenled by The January class in assembly A on December I8 and I9. Lillian Eriksson and Valenline Komos ballled like vererans as Ihe impelu- ous Paddy Adair and 'rhe man-of-I'he-world Lawrence Blake. The buoyancy of Jack O'I-Iara - Roberl I-Ielf-helped him Io win Ihe gracious Eileen-On Iella Cornell. In fhis drama of care- free Irish life were Joyce Bergmann, Irene Cywin- ski, Raymond Engel, Ivlar- garel Finkler, Paul Friesch, John Gibbens,Joy Graves, Rulh Reininger, J o h n Udovc, Dorolhy Whipper- field, and Jane Zingsheim. I2I GEIL'S JOLLY JESTERS FEBRUARY SENIOR REVUE CHRISTMAS PLAY FeaTuring a casT oT I25 characTers and employing over IOO sTudenT assisT anTs, Briar Rose, a lighT opera was sponsored by The June senior class on May 7 and 8. Miss DeCourcy coached The producTuon while Miss Lehmann di recTed The orchesTra and Mr Goodrich The vocal music Mr TllloTson s classes designed The scen- ery, and Miss Mausz had charge oT cosTuming. An alumna, RuTh Schoewe, designed The cosTumes. Briar Rose, The hero- ine oT This Tale in song, loved Prince Florean buT was abouT To be Torced inTo a poliTical marriage wiTh The Tuscan TyranT, Drago. TanTalizing as The ploT was, The ending compleTely enchanTed The lisTeners. PRESENTED AT COURT Those magic Words, matinee clance, were paclcecl with thrills lor freshmen and seniors alilte, lor they meant ninety minutes oi swing time in the gym. Memories ol iootloall hops, Christmas parties,and Annual clances will forever linger in the hearts ol those who enterecl joyously into school life. iq! -1 Y -. 5 , H9 'Q K I ligy. A., lg 1 'E- - I .. faq, 9 5' Leif' ,P . .wi 'Q fx lf 9 21 Q .. 52' , , -4, W 14,4-Mx '33 fmt A fx ,wi f . m.r152?? 4315 . I IS? ATA' , , - Q24 HQ- 'Q -5, iff . ,J ,, .Q M Q, mf, ig lg '+fi'r ' ,ir we Q. at 5 1 L :iii . K'-,aV..2,.Q K W: V In X , ,Q ,... fjfig 'M , ,,'f yy years- V. cf ,M-9 if . Wx ,., .EQ xr fi . 3 V' J -M754 lflt , RACING SHADOWS MEN IN WHITE FLYING HIGH BLOW BY BLOW REACHING FOR THE MOON CUSTER PIE SANDHOPPER CROSSING THE BAR PINE POLISHERS SEATS OF THE MIGHTY I27 I , .1 I -1.-4n F , Q Q , 6' 'Ti 5 I , E igsff' ifwf ' gsglil A ' Q5 .Q Z9 , 3 X K I? X . i gi L , . 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Why did he nof sfallc slowly down fhe cenfer aisle of as- sembly A, pause, furn down fhe corners of his moufh, and apparenfly gazing af fhe highesf poinf in fhe ceiling, suddenly swoop down on fhe fellow in I3-8 who was passing a nofe in blissful ignorance? Quick as chain lighfning fhe news flashed round-Cobie wasn'f com- ing baclsl No more would his dynam- ic personalify pervade Soufh Side. No more would his greaf love for fhe old school feach his valor fo acf in safefyf' The Lif'rle General had yielded his sword-Soufh musf re- sign herself fo a new capfain and a new era. COBIE DAY On November I4, Professor J. E. Thompson of Soufh Division High school reporfed fhaf his seisrno- graph had recorded whaf was ap- parenfly a slighf earfhgualre. A Cardinal reporfer, invesfigafing fhe shock, finally deduced fhaf fhe fremors were caused af fhe sfadium by Soufh sfudenfs shoufing fhe praises of fheir former principal, lvlr. Coblenfzf' The above ifem was prinfed in The Cardinal weelcly issue of Oc- fember 32, I936. ln a lafer inferview Professor Thompson idenfified 'lhe words and fune fhaf were recorded on fhaf fafeful day. He claimed 'rhe l37 FK TX? Good Luck and BesT Vlishes PATTERSONS DRUG STORE HPATRONIZE YOUR INDEPENDENT NEIGHBORHOOD MERCHANT IIOO S. l6Th T. lCor. Washing on S f l Milwaukee, Wisconsin Phone M lTchell 0852 Tune was The famous Gridiron King. and as Tar as he could Tell, The words wenT like This: LeT's sing again Tor Cobie, LeT's make iT long and loud, LeT's sing again Tor Cobie Till we make his good hearT proud. The reporTer who covered The Tes- TiviTies gave The Tollowing accounl' oT The scene. The sTadium was Tilled To over- Tlowing. Cardinal blazed every- where in The sTands. ExciTemenT rocked The bleachers. Then, beTween halves. The mosT gosh-awful noises ever heard on land or sea began To permeaTe The aT- mosphere. And sure enough, There iT was, Cobie's liTTle German band. 'Eins, zwei, drei, spiell' and music renT The air as The eleven- 138 piece horror marched down The Tield Two abreasT as sTaTely as The King's guard. In TronT oT CusTer's sTands aTTer much maneuvering They ex- ecuTed a leTTer 'C'. From here They reTurned To Their own sTands and formed a leTTer 'S'. AT ThaT, Mr. CoblenTz appeared on The Tield and waved To The crowd. There Tollowed such shouTing and applause ThaT The sides oT The sTadi- um bulged six and seven-eighThs inches. A leTTer 'C' was again made and This Time The crowd sang Cobie's song. A deal oT noise was noTiced com- ing Trom The clarineT secTion. When inTerviewed, Der lvloosic lvieisTer SchnickelTriTz lDan SchulTzl said The source oT The Trouble was Louie Her- ingschwanTz llvlr. Goodrichl, a ad Rf QQ THERE IS AN EXTRA MEASURE OF PROTECTION IN EVERY PRODUCT OF GRIDLEY'S O 15 vF 'up v al EX PS? CongraIuIaIions and Ilwe BesI' of Luck BROWN 84 REHBAUM SERVICE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 327 W. 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Foresl Home Ave. Phone lvlllchell 3838 Sc : orafxouaws or SOUTH Division HIGH SCHOOL HOW TO FIND YOUR OPPORTUNITY ln deciding which vocaTion you will Tollow, you will wanT To have all The TacTs beTore you. The opporTuniTies in AccounTancy, Business Adi-ninisTraTion and SecreTarial posiTions are de- scribed in a boolcIeT enTiTIed, Planning Your FuTure, which we shall be glad To send you wiTh our compIimenTs. IT shows how you can increase your chances Tor employmenh whaT Training is necessary, how soon you can sTarT earning, and how you can capiTaliZe on your high school educaTion. SUMMER SCHOOL TERM OPENS JULY 5 WriTe, Phone or Call Tor your copy Today. No obIigaTion. CCLLEGE, INC. B Id g 606 Spencerian ui in Phone MarqueTTe 0880 Sc EST 63 O EasT Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, Wiscons' young and inexperienced player who had all OT his music upside down. AnoTher ouTbursT came when SouTh scored 6 poinTs againsT Cus- Ter. AT This Time The walls OT The sTadium bulged 7 inches, buT The sTrucTure held and gradually sub- sided To normal size as cheering, en- ThusiasTic sTuolenTs sTreamed Toward home. THE TUBERCU LIN CLINIC AbouT a monTh beTore The ChrisT- mas vacaTion an unusual announce- menT was made by The Teachers OT SouTh Division To Their classes. Be- cause several pupils had been Taken ouT OT school and conTined To Muir- dale The year beTore, The Milwaukee CounTy Medical associaTion and The Milwaukee H e a I Th deparTmenT planned To conducT a clinic aT SouTh Tor The purpose oT discovering acTive and incipienT cases OT Tuberculosis. The TesT was noT compulsory, buT all sTuclenTs were earnesTIy urged To do Their parT in malcing The Tuberculin clinic a success. To educaTe The pupils and To help decide, Dr. Maurice J. Ans- Them Tield, who Toolc charge OT The clinic, gave a shorT speech on November 24, I936. Then Through The cour- Tesy OT The Wisconsin AnTi-Tubercu- Iosis associaTion he showed a Tallcing picTure. Freshmen, expecTing a murder Thriller, were somewhaT pro- voked To Tind The picTure educa- Tional. When cards approved by pa- renTs were reTurned, iT was Tound ThaT 80 per cenT OT The sTudenT body had agreed To Talse The TesT. How- ever, Tor Timid souls or wary parenTs Dr. AnsTieId remained aT school all I4I I j I W , ' U f f f 7 I Ali' ' U, Q1 1 M N 1 HAI f ' V ,gf 'I I fl U ,V ' I I, IJ, f,j,fff - 4 1 7 'IV 'Nil X1-fy' ,ffl 'x , 1: ,ff ' ff 1 1.'V ,f !,ff!,1,g' 70 ' fl hi Lv 4 j.'l'. Q IMI! 'Y x ' ,jj A,lfl l',' ij 'A , ff, ' , ' ff' ' ' f' f w ffff' . . V' ,' I lf' ix Y if -lf' I' - J! f X o ,ff f - I aff' MK -5 'sw A . M H . ,f ,, X, If ,f J. v iff A 1 1' 1' f ' f A 1 ww f 1 jf- ' ., - ' - A J- ' 1-f . N4 I r Ny? XL ma ,,..f1 ' , 1 ' 37 I if ,Hi ' ll ,V I 1 f il ,ff 0, N 21399 so Qiwaxvcn bf' , 1 A J 'Lili Fl- ,ll J 4 '-I XXYQXS amoaX Ks avoQ0a,i good CINBWQXC ox ,I QM, mm. NN and wma cam Qvak goes 'mko Okw Qixoixocg. QHXNQQOU X4 ou aw Q, 'mwx asked 'xo a sqf0ooX amoax, a caKaXoc5, 66NlQ,YiXgXOQ Xoooxl-Xex, Xoxdu oi QVSNGC5 gjxccz, qooi QOYCXOASZ NNN cjwq, xfou gimkzi saixixagixoo and Xdxgqzi wxoms xk 'xx Ks QX5a,fx-Qfxnkvb YXBBXASXAXQCQ CO GW 994 west Cfocuq Sue e e , ob x s fy Q6 TS SENICDIQS .... GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS One Large 8 x TO in. Folder 52.00 - Four Proofs 6 Tor S4-.OO I2 Tor 56.00 Large Gold Tone wiTh The Dozen I If you do not want to be re-photographed, we can furnish photographs from your Cardinal negatives that are on File. MQRIQISCDN Wisconsin Theater Bldg. Pl-IOTOGRAPHER be Y ad day Tuesday, December l, To answer any quesTions Tired aT him. l-lis plan was To sTarT The TesT Monday, De- cember 7, and To run iT Through Fri- day, December l I. STudenTs geTTing an iniecTion Monday would reTurn Tor a reading oT The TesT on Wednes- day. When The clinic sTarTecl, Two doc- Tors were There To give iniecTions. Three nurses assisTed The docTors while Tour Teachers, assigned To This Taslc, sTood by To caTch TainTing lads and lasses. To The amazemenT oT Teachers and nurses, who waiTed To revive Timid souls, The long monoTonous lines of vicTims Trelclced merrily across The Threshold oT The library. lnsTead oT becoming TrighTened aT posiTive re- acTions, pupils wiTh such reacTions were hearTily enThusiasTic because They became The cenTers oT inTeresT. Some sTudenTs wenT so Tar as To Try To collecT someThing Tor The show They could puT on. ATTer The clinic, pupils who gave evidence oT inTecTion were Taken To The Emergency hospiTal Tor X-ray exarninaTions. Only Three acTive cases oT Tuberculosis were discov- ered in The school. Thus was inTro- duced a healTh program ThaT will be carried inTo all schools in The TuTure. MILLICENT, THE INNOCENT SEAMSTRESS The snow is snowing, The wind is blowing, and l am Treezingln Treblecl MillicenT, The innocenT seamsTress. played by Miss Jones, as she Tripped Tragically across The sTage in assem- bly A. This greaT American drama 143 EF '03 MlLWAUKEE'S SPORT GOODS STORE ' lf lf's Used For Sporfs We l-lave lf gh? D7- 04 X, E T1 eggs LWAUV' NOW IN OUR NEW ENLARGED STORE I T7 Easf Wells Sf. 3 Doors Easf of Bridge ,X QS was wriffen by Mr. Saslcowslci es- pecially for fhe February senior re- vue. Mr. Saskowslci himself presenfed fhe play. As he sfallced dramafically before fhe curfain in a high sillc haf and a flowing black manfeau, fhe vasf audience shuddered af his sfrilc- ing resemblance fo fhaf awful per- sonage of fhe cinema-Dracula. Nervous giggles echoed from fhe various parfs of fhe audiforium and all leaned forward expecfanfly. The lighfs faded, a hush fell over fhe audience, and fhe greaf fragi-come- dy, direcfed by Miss lVlcVefy, un- folded ifself. Tears glisfened in fhe eyes of many, buf fhey were nof 'rears of sorrow. Never before had assembly A resounded wifh such peals of 144 laughfer as when our hisfrionic peda- gogues fripped, sfalked, or slunlc across fhe sfage. Miss Schwaab, fhe invalid mofher, died in fhe firsf scene and surprisingly-or nof-ap- peared in fhe lasf acf alive and in possession of a husband, fhe hand- some and romanfic Mr. Schardf. Ivlr. Bechfold, fhe Hperfecfesf vil- lain of fhem all, was foiled again and again by fhaf dazzling and ro- manfic personalify, fhaf hero of fhe sfage and gridiron, Mr. Bergland. As Cufhberf Worfhingfon, he re- sembled a characfer in grandmofh- er's album wifh his bowler haf, high l-l2O panfs, and elbow lengfh sleeves. The appearance of Mr. Nelson and Mr. Coffeen as Sniggins and Snoggins proved almosf fafal fo fhe breafhing apparafus of fhe audi- ence. A year spenf in searching fhe F Of: NORGE APPLIANCES LLCAR TRAILER HOMLS Windler Motor Sales DODGE .:. 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NORAMPRESS covers are made in linen clolhs, burlap, or imilalion lea'Iher, and Ihey can be prinlecl and foil siamped in colors: or They can be embossed and colored in Ihe specially developed Duo Lac coloring process used only on NORAMPRESS embossed covers. The smarl annual sfahls Icnow Ihal The NORAMPRESS line of annual covers is Ihe only complefe line The cover on The CARDI- of Covers made Today' NAL I936 is anolher ex- ample cl a NORAMPRESS cover, made by Ihe COVER PRODUCTS DIVISION The North American press Milwaukee, Wis. 2' 92 , . I222-IZ24 W. MiTchell ST. Phono M l Tchell 4260 bc 12 waTerTronT could noT have produced a more perTecT pair oT Thugs. Miss Zoller as Erlinda TippeTs, The Blaclc Pearl, branded The innocenT seamsTress a ThieT buT laTer seTTled all scores by exposing The guilT oT The unspeakable Sir Jasper Grismaldi whose appearance was always voci- Terously booed. And The ever-obliging Mr. Berg- land did noT deprive The anxious audience oT a lcissTul conclusion. Ru- mor has iT ThaT The sTage hands con- nived wiTh him, Tor eiTher They could noT or would noT draw The curTain, and as a consequence The specTaTors leTT goggled-eyed buT saTisTied. SENIOR PICTURE WEEK Ah, The day OT days had arrived. Senior picTures Tor The Annual were To be Taken aT lasT. The boys ap- peared aT school dressed up in Their Sunday besT. You never saw so many suiTs as during ThaT week. The change Trom slaclcs and sweaTers was so sudden ThaT even The closesl' OT Triends could noT idenTiTy each oTher excepT by voice. The girls ThoughT The whole male movie colony had leTT Hollywood and descended upon SouTh. ThaT's righTg we cannoT TorgeT The girls. They had Their picTures Talcen Too. BUT Their new dresses were noT such a shoclc because They're always dolled-up. Therefore, l dedi- caTe This arTicle To ThaT group oT senior boys who so courageously en- dured one whole day aT school in Tailored cloThes. T47 Open Day and Nighf fAxIbert I3rusI4ievvitz FUNERAL DIRECTOR LADY Assrsrmr 2IOI W. MifcheII Sfreef Phone Mlfchell IOI3 EXAMINATION DAY Comes a pause in fhe day's oc- cupafions fhaf is Icnown as fhe zero hour, and you sfop fo consider how Ii'H'Ie you Icnow. Tomorrow, examina- fion day, is fhe fime when you are scheduled fo find ouf. The firsf fhing you do in fhe morn- ing is 'ro sfagger ouf of bed earIy in order fo sfudy, since fhe nighf be- fore, you persuaded yourself fhaf you Icnew everyfhing in fhe booIc and all you would have fo do was glance fhrough fhe fable of confenfs. Upon opening fhe covers you find everyfhing unfamiliar and discover facfs fhaf you never saw before. WeII, fhis doesn'f bofher you a bir because you have pIenfy of fime be- fore fhe crucial evenf fakes pIace. I48 Suddenly as you glance fhrough fhe firsf four or five pages, fhe cIocIc on fhe manfeI sfrikes fhe dead Iine hour of your deparfure for school. Grab- bing your books, you dash from fhe house in order fhaf you may have a few spare momenfs fo sfudy whaf feacher was frying fo feach all se- mesfer. Affer geffing info A wifh fhe Ieasf noise possible, you sIurnp info a seaf wifh fhe good infenfion of puffing in some sfudy. Before you Icnow if, you are surrounded by your paIs, each of whose informa- fion disagrees wifh yours. The min- ufes fly by. Then a beII rends fhe afmosphere. The end has come. Slowly you rise and waII4 fo your doom, muffering fo yourseIf, Nexf semesfer I'm going fo sfudy. Nexf semesfer - - -. LONE . . . genius has created master- pieces down through the ages . . . Alone . . . in your own room . . . there you feel and are yourself, as only you know yourself - there you have created your ideals . . . And you who are graduating are now closing a four year chap- ter of your life . . . only to open another into a new World. We sincerely hope that your fu- ture will bring you success . . . the fulfillment of your wishes and the attainment of your ideals. PREMIER NGRAV NG CUMPANY f:e.mr.::waf:1 fuffff ' nymvm x.:.::s:w:':,as 55 Gt? I.ayton I3arI4 State Bank S. Q8tIm Street and W. Forest I-Iome Avenue Member FoderaI Deposif Insurance CorporaIion MAKE THIS YOUR BANK SSC -6 Phone M ItcI'1eII 8478 Good I'Ioloe Cemetery NEW - BEAUTIFUL - EASILY ACCESSIBLE S. 43rd and W. CoId Spring Road THE HOUSE YOUR FATHER DEALT WITI-I 'NE2'2,UfAT.5.JHE Q50 ES':gygIf loin ZOQJZOYJ ZOYUQO G.A.IBU'11fTER cw. HARDWARE APPLIANCES PAINTS MILLWORI4 HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES Phone MIIcI'IeII 2550 Wesf Mi+cIweII QI Sn. I3II1 SI. 50 1, if -1- f if PRINTING THAT SATISFIESH AnyII1ing from a CaIIing Card 'ro a Newspaper The IVIiIweuI4ee Times THE SOUTH SIDERS' HOME PAPER 83I S. 5II'1 Sfreef Phone IVIIIcI1eII BIOO I 5 X 'E 1-yayJy 0-ban! .' W 4Q,.AM1g,Zz,cM,.4,f . bwevvvy 'fo I2 7240233 7f4Q4.,'6-nfvkl, f l lv' ji? 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