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

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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

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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

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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