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

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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

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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

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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