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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1938 volume:

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X VM I 9 if ' , MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL Q , M MI Mgffvykf 'Q E EDITORIAL STAFF T EDITOR .--- GEGRGE JANECEK ASSISTANT EDITORS - - JAMES BARR ROBERT LARSEN FRANK NENCKI ' LITERARY STAFF EDITOR ----- ALBENA PEPAN ASSISTANTS: ROBERT THESSIN, ERIKA REIMER, MAE KAPPEL, BETTY WILLIS, BLANCHE SCHULTZ. REUBEN SNARTEMO, JEAN WITTE, MARCELLA KOE- NIG, MARGIE HEUP, ROLAND ABRAMS, KATHLEEN SCHMITT, MILDRED BARBIAN, MARY MODORY, ED- WARD HALAMKA, DANIEL HOPKINS, RALPH LASSA. STEPHANIE STRASZEWSKI, EDWARD KURYLO, PAUL GRUHN, STANLEY ROGOWSKI, THERESE ROZMUS. HELEN WESTPHAL, HARRIET DARGO, DORIS KUJATH ART STAFF CO-EDITORS - - - CHESTER NAPIENTEK RICHARD JACHOWICZ ASSISTANTS: MILDRED BARBIAN, JANET SCHADE. DORIS CLEMENCE, WINIFRED MILLER, ARTHUR CIACHOROWSKI BUSINESS STAFF MANAGER - - - STANLEY APPAS I CIRCUL I N NIANA RAYMON HEJDAK ADVERT G I - - MARY ANIEWSKI I N yy I YK API IR i E 2 1 E i ' 5, ,,, 1--V .-V -......... - , ,,,..-.,,. 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Kgs' P5477 ., K, V j-WN . . f , K V .. , f -VV 9 xwfigmxk, , XX X . -, . ' 'vie-mem.-.1., V ,- -V. A ' - V V V ,www pu f' W -'-t'.'W1f7l4',' .. ' x V -' 'V .. . ' MW , . :- K My , . . . 1 i FOREWORD Vacation days vvere over. Sun-tanned and hilarious, tvventy-three hundred students trooped pacl4 to the lamiliar corridors ol their school home. lnside, the atmosphere vvas charged with curiosity and excitement. Asseml3lyA vvas tense. Students and laculty impatiently awaited the arrival ol the new captain vvho vvas to tal4e command ol South Division. When at length he appeared on the bridge, the suspense vvas immediately lilted, lor his genial smile and dignified manner radiated assurance. Words ol understanding and co-operation lell from his lips. ln his very modesty there vvas strength. A delighted audience watched him place a steady hand upon the vvheel to launch the S. S. South Division and its hearty crevv on the round ol school activities. Although changing slcippers is ditticult, officers and passen- gers made navigation easy by their unquestioned loyalty to the nevv captain. With the aid ol charts, compass, and lreciuent Soundings as to customary routine, he piloted his ship vvith marl4ed success through the long months ol the school year. l-lis maiden voyage vvas calm and untrouhled. . As the S. S. South Division continues to sail its course, it is the earnest hope ol all that the leadership ol this same trusty seaman may ever inspire his passengers to exemplary citizenship. Under him may the school continue to spread its influence lor good through the community. lVlay he guide the out- pound voyagers to the port ol Success and at the same time ll ll A call Ahoyl to the nevv passengers as they come aboard. FF hS In L XP' io E. A :,-,Q -. . V X, u -in 'ff r of 'Sf' . ,XI 4 -lo lVlr. Crout, our new principal, vvlwose lrienclly approaclw to our problems and entlwusiastic support ol our projects made lwim at once a sustaining influence in our lives, We gratefully cleolicate tlwis lnoolc. MR. CROUT lo lVlr. Boolc, acting principal from 1935-1937, we desire to express our deep appreciation For tlwe unwavering loyalty, wisdom, and re- sourceiulness tl'1at lie displayed in liis administration ol our sclwool ailairs. ., Q-.iiigiil '. xi- '- k .. 1 . Q ' Q - - -' 'ff:.gE5?1:31 Z: 2. W -f' . i Q ,,LL L,f, M J1, -1 1 IQ, ' ' ' ',K'- M uh- ,pn- 'ww ..-M If S 53 9? Vw L vu. rw' 1 wi? QP -'Qs- :nf 'Q fa? WMXQTQJ MM' unfit MMM wiv EM' 'X' 'f I 3 i, . ffl, qs' .,kb -' Q rl , W, 'Qs ,F Q i , , 'um ,sm .'r'f. , gg 4 ff Q! fa ...nf QW ' W ' ali, b. -' , wg ' .ga .. mr 'LK , 1,31 mf- -ffm.:-19' 'N A- 2 --. -:Qwf-:Q 1 ' M ia? R 5 1, T54 'W ,V 55944 X , gh I -- Q . : , . A4 R -1 ,K ' ' , T - .24 L , : ' . 'ak 1 443: :., ' 4, v 'K V x -f::::E.- E . f , . V f . . 1 , - Sm:-K , -we - - K 5 5 s Q, ' 4 . ,, A S 'fx -' ' Q - I 1 aw. - 2 Y, -5 1 . if . 31 , 4 i qv X ,, , ' - V , ',,Q::f-M 1 1 -I-QW, , ,Q . I , . A, -555 . 3 5 J 5 ,, 5 Q A V? 11' M , 1 fn' ,f ,L N'x '-'i' 57 ' E 5 , '- ff zu. . 4, A-4 5 - -f - f 5 ' ' ' ' Q. 1 ,, f ' -' , 4, . .K if I , ,K my B, ' .X BW, -, V ,flag 5 rg-Tw 1, f , Q LYIYF-,, A ' , . ,L W mpg-Q, , H G ' ' , , f +1 'ff , ' .E -L H , g 71 M- 1 N, , g,m,, il , mx ig-f fb, xx . r MISS ALLEN ....v, ,. 77 ,.,..... , S cience MR. BECI-ITOLD MRS. ALLEN .,L,L, MISS BARSNESS MISS BARRY .LL,.... M ISS BATZ ,A.,.L.LL MISS ALCOTT L,LLL,,L M R. BERGLAND MRS. BERNEELD LIFE ADVISEMENT Physical educaTion ...WI-Iousehold arTs ........YCommercial ..........Englxsh .....,.MaThernaTic:s ....,.....English ,.....,..I-lisTory .......,l-IisTory When you are in doubT abouT ihe course you are ready To embarlc upon or The course you are Tollowinq now sTeer sTraighT Tor The advisory deparT- menT There your guiding sTars The advisers, will righT your charTs and lead you ouT oT perilous waTers inTo a calm sea wiTh The PorT oT Happiness ahead. MR. BLAIR .... f ,, MRS. FREEMAN .. MISS BREIT .....,w MISS GEII. ,,,,,S MISS BLACK ....... MR. I-IANNEMAN MR. CAJSKI ...v..v....v.. MISS BRADSI-IAW MR. CHARLY ...... ....c......ff..Sclence ..........I-Iousehold ar+s .......CommercIaI ..,,.....EngIish ............EngIIsh ...........CommerciaI .......ScIence ..................I-Ils+ory Foreign Ianguage FOREIGN LANGUAGE13 Be II Iove of Iiber+y, horror of war, or Irue relugzous splnf II may In gleaned from The slrudy of I.aIin, German Spanish Polish or French From each emerges a cIearer knowledge of our own Ianguage and a beHer under sIanding of o+her nahons. InIernaIIonaI undersfandmg means peace MISS CHURCHILL ,L MR. HOLDEN ...L,,,, MR. DUNKEL ,,,,LLL COMMERCIAL MISS CONGDON LL,,,.LLLL LLL,,, MR. DRABINOWICZ .....,.. MRS. DICKINSON ...... MISS DeCOURCY ,A.... ,W,,,,,L,,,,EngIisI1 HouseIwoId arrs .,,..ManuaI arfs L,,,,......ArI' .....,,e,EngIIsIw M,,....EngIIsI'a MR. COFFEEN ,,ifvf:,EM,gj-C9-g5,,CommercIaI MISS HUGHES ......,, ,,L,LLLL. ,,,.....,,L E n glnsh ,,,.,,,,ScIence Barrages of words from cI'1aIIerIng IypewrIIers, snappy sIIor+I1and symbols from speeding penciIs, InIrIcaI'e numbers In oooI4IceepIr1g Iedgers, 'IIIgI1Is on Commercial geography eurways, I1IgI1 pressure saIesmansI1Ip, uIIra-modern OI- fice pradice form sfurdy sIeppIng sfones from SouII1 Io The business worIcI. ....l - MR, MR. GOODRICI-I MR. I-IEINEMAN MR. BIDDICK ,,, MR. GUSTAFSON MR. HANSEN ..A.,7 MISS HATZ .,....A MR. BROWN , ,... MISS I-IAMPEL S,SSS BOONE ,,O,.OO, ,,,,OS,S,7S Malrhemalics ,,,u.u,,U,Music oCornmercial 7.,.,.o.Science ,,Y,.w..Commercial f A.,..,....,M.-T-I ,,......vvlllIl OI ,.,,,e..English ..m,..l-lislory 7. ,7,7.S.Y.. Foreign language M A N U A L A R TS Ever hurrying and scurrying, Jrhe slage crew wilh hancls and clolhing soilecl and faces smudgecl, works long and irregular hours +o ser up Jrhe slage for class plays, senior revues, anol club programs The unhring efforls ol Jrhese boys are worlhy of Jrhe highesl praise, and we reward Jrhem wilh our applause MISS MRS. FOELSKE SSY.SSSS KEYES SSS7,,,S,S .......EngIish .......EngIlsh MISS DURBROW . ,,,,,.,,,, Foreign Ianguage MISS KAGEI. ,7,... . PhysicaI educafion MISS JONES .Y,,,,, ,A,,..,,. CommerciaI MISS LOCKI-IART A.,,,, EngIish MRS. I-IUNTER Y,,, Physical educa+ion MR. LITTLE ..... .. ..... MaIhemaIics V MISS MAUSZ ...... ......... A rf H I STO RY Time-marches onI Whar couId be more appehzing for sIudenIs Io chew upon Ihan Ihe epoch-making evenIs of Ioday? Caesar, INIapoIeon, and Presi- denI RooseveII come under fiery discussion in The repuIedIy dry hisjrory classes. The pasI rnus'r aIways be under scruIiny if we are Io proIiI by experience. MISS MISS LEI-IMANN MISS PIDD S77S77S,,S,, MISS McDERMOTT MISS NAGLE ....,, NELSQN ,Sv,,,S Nuss KLEHQHEINZ Miss oUiRi4 SSSSSS MR.scHMnn ,,.., I-IICKS ....,.... ,,,,c,,,...I-IousehoId ar+s ..,.m..v,CommerciaI ,,...,,,,I-IisIory I ,..,.....CornmerciaI ,,....M,Music Foreign Ianguage ,,v.......EngIish Cf-.DN-A , ,... ..,c.o..cc Foreign Ianguage E N G LIS H All aboard Ihe Imaginaiion Special for The realms of IairyIand advenhire and romancel Trains every hour for Thernesville Grammarfown and Reads Iourg. Speedy schedules of Ihe English FIyer eliminafe Ihe need of pullmans For Iurlrher informalrion caII deparfmerfr of English SouIh Division high school 1 ,,,,,, ,,A,Y l-l is-lgry A ,Commercial MISS SCHWAAB ,,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,English MR- SHERMAN ,,,.V.,, 7,,, M anual arls ,Y,w YYYYYYVVV Commercial MISS MOLER ,YVV, .. YY,,,,, Malhemalics MR. MCGARTY ,,,,,A,, ,,,,,,,Y,,,, C ommergial MR. SASKOWSKI ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Foreign language ., Y,,, Manual arls MR. SEARS 7,,,,,,, MATHEMATICS Queer lillle symbols called figures play a vilal parl in our lives. Whal would Jrhe chances of civilizalion have been wilhoul numbers and rnelhods of calculalion? lvialhernalics was The firsl science known lo man. Today il is lhe mosl imporlanl. ln Jrhe science of malrhemalics lhere's nevera dull momenl. J. j, . MR. LEARNED ...... ....... c omrnercial MR. KEITHLEY A. A,., ,, .,, . c emmefeiel MR. LEMANOWICZ , Foreign language MR. THoMPsoN , , ........ s cience Miss PARISH ....,eee eeeee.... E Relish MR. KRUEGER ....ee . ,..,,. Hieifefy MR. MADisoN ,.,. ............ H islory MR. NOWAK ....... .,,,,e.e.. M arhemalics f ir MR. MANGEN ...,,.. ........ P liysical educarion Q sciENcE '-sax Are you one of llwose inlellecluals desiring lo increase your slore of lcnowl- edge? If you are, why noi salisfy your curiosily and answer your queries by Taking science? Nowhere are cold lacls more readily Transformed inlo romance lnan in Hue physical and biological lalooralories. 3,W X6 BOILER MR. SEVERY ,,,, MISS MARTIN MISS SICKELS ,,,.,.SSS oo, ,.......Science ,..,.,.....CommerciaI Foreign Ianguage MISS STONE .,.... .....,,,.. M aII'iernaIics MISS MONSEN MISS WILSON MISS TERRY ,,w,.. MISS MQVETY .S...... MISS ZOLLER ....,.S. ROOM ,..,,...Cornn'ierciaI ,,.I-IouseI1oId ar+s ........EngIisI1 ..........v.EngIisI'1 ...,..,.CornmerciaI On bi+Ier mornings when II1e wind saws info our very bones, our ianiIors sIudyII'1e wafer column and +I'ie sIeann gauge: II1en heave Iheir sI1oveIs Io keep II'1e big colony of Sou+I1 Division warm. Mounfains of coal Iurn inio comforfable Iemperaiures ius+ because Max and George sfoke anol slroke. MlSS SCT-lMlDT ,7,,.,,7,,,,. ,,,.. .,7...... l. i brarian MRS. CZAJKA ,A,,A.......,7,7, CTTice assi5TanT MRS. l-TINTZ .,.,,, ,,,,,...... O TTice assisTanT MISS KTRCHENWITZ .,,,,.. OTTice assisTanT OFHCE Was Sherlock l-lolmes versaTile? NOT if compared wiTh our oTTice Torce. They TuncTion as secreTaries, sTenographers, inTormaTion clerks, sTaTisTicians, and reporTers. RouTine as Their duTies appear, yeT They sTaqe scenes as dramaTic as Those oT The class play. Are They versaTile? Ask The culpriTs. UBRARY Peek aT a Typical scene in The library any hour, and you will see Treshmen wiTh noses submerged in encyclopediasg sophomores wiTh eyes glued To The clock: iuniors and seniors wiTh heads buried eiTher in Tomes oT Shakespeare or copies oT l.iTe. HOUSEHOLD ARTS Sugar and spice and everyThing nice, ThaT's whaT liTTle girls prepare in our cooking classes. Why? Oh, iusT To change snaps and snails and puppy dogs' Tails lThaT's whaT liTTle boys are made oTl inTo The sweeT husbands oT Tomor- row. IT goes wiThouT saying ThaT These indispensable males musT be Tedl MUSIC Blaring TrumpeTs, sguealcing violins, and wailing Trombones Turnish The weird sounds which escape Through The walls of our music rooms. WiThin The harmonious precincTs, green cabineTs Tilled wiTh scores oT sheeT music and cupboards concealing symphonic selecTions TascinaTe promising musicians. PHYSICAL EDUCATION SweaTing and puTTing, boys climb ropes, swing on rings, and Turn carT- wheels as parT oT Their gym worlc. BaslceTball and volleyball lceep The muscles oT Their brawny arms as sTrong as iron bands. Exercise brealcs The monoTony oT academic rouTine and mainTains The aThleTic prowess oT The school. ' ART From carving in soap To hammering in meTal, Trom slceTching in charcoal To painTing in oils.. The arT' classes display a versaTiliTy Tha+ is The pride oT The school. They worlc wiTh alarming inTensiTy, These modern arTisTs, buT ThaT is noThing compared To The exhibiTions They achieve Twice a year. i Q Erika Reimer, George Janecelr, Roberi' Thessin, Albena Pepan, Mae Kappel, James Barr, Roberi' Larsen, Th STAFF Grinding away ai gueslionnaires, scanning confessions of Jrhe lovelorn, mowin' down our Charlie McCarlhy keep lhe Annual lilerary slaff busily conienled. Wilh The inevilable lollipop dangling from his relaxed fingers, lhe Greal Lover sils working-aclually worlcing. Oilen lhe edilors lock horns, lhe siaff is in uproar. Peace is reslored when Miss Foelslce, adviser, lhrealens lo scalp Jrhe wrelches. Resull - inspiralions ily lhiclq and iasll The line is one-sixieenlh of an inch our of Jrhe way, whispers Miss lvlausz, horrified. The ari slaii gazes suspiciously ai one anolher. Trembling, lhe guilry one confesses and wilh eraser, T-square, and pencil repenis. In a iargon aboulr mais, dummies, and bleeds rhe arlisis discuss lheir prob- lems. No wonder a doiing molher, whose child's genius burns for Jrhe srahf, walces To hear her darling murmur in his sleep, Check lhai bleedl Wha+ a life! ANNUAL ART STAFF Winifred Mill Jane? Schade Mildred Ch si er Arf Ciachorowslr Richard Jachowicz Barbian e er Napienfeic Doris Clemence Roz ,uw ..,,,,. ,,.. ,,., , . , W Albena Pepan, DoroThy Dorszynslci, James Tyborslcy, Edward Halamlca, Norma Kreig, Hugo Barbian, Audrey Wood Where's my ear? CuT iT! Throw me ThaT dummy. WiTh such verbal explosions, reporTers, headline wriTers, and ediTors swing inTo inky acTion be- Tore each issue oT The Cardinal weekly. As Wednesday's deadline is reached, Miss Terry, adviser, rushes madly To her daTe wiTh The prinTer. To be a sTar is The wish oT all sTaTT members. Even baby bears conTribuTe alThough Their Tiny masTerpieces, buT one inch long, grace The TourTh page. WiTh sTrings loose so his huge money bag can caTch The Tlowing paymenTs oT subscribers, lvlr. Floyd l-lanneman heads The Weelcly business sTaTT. Goad- ed by him, salesmen brave winTry blasTs and piercing suns To sell Their wares -inch by inch. In baTTalions liTTle l-lawlcshaws pounce upon unsuspecTing business men wiTh, Wanna buy an ad? while snugly ensconced in his cozy oTTice, The chieT oT sTaTT plans his campaigns wiTh his sTudenT manager. WEEKLY LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Teddy STawicki Ray Heidalr Julia Balcalarski Florence Franklin Ervin Czaia fijffjijfz ffT!5affQ5f?f THE CLASSES gi? JJJQ V- bf, S3151 .:1fi'f3:Q ' f7'f?i'f3- 'L' M, .-ff ,, ,V --f zigig-fi, 11. Vffii :i i . -Q -, ' -f - K N' - ' J W W W . 4 M ' iz Qi -Q , 4 H ,Y M-2, W V ,,.. K ROW I4: Arihur Eberly: Chad Lindner: l-lazel lhne: Anne-Marie Borge: Joyce l-lerrl: Lor- raine Barlow: Florence Dembinslci: Eleanore Boehme: Jean Bevel: Gilberi' Pokora: Edward Andrzeiewslci: Richard Dziurdziewslqi ROW I3: Geraldine Kasprzyk: Rose Page: Rurh Fischer: Mary Masalqowslqi: Violel Mier: Paul Warga: Chesrer Jozwilc: Anna Siachnik: Caroline Prescoe': Emily Cielinslqi: Joseph Drezdzon: Virginia Janlciewicz ROW I2: Dolores Budish: Erhel Eclcsiaedi: Florence Pohl: Lorraine Michael: June l-lailon: Alice Abramslci: Beairice Barwiclq: Dolores Dziedzic: Elaine Walczylcowslci: Shirley Priizlaii: Sophie Nagorslci: Esiher Einralc ROW Il: Virginia Klameclci: Julia l-lanke: Frieda Marlcalcis: Geraldine Layion: Clemen- Jrine Arciszewslci: Evelyn Dombrowslci: Audrey Badura: l-lelen l-lorva+'r: Gerrrude Oblak: Dolores Peiroslce: Jeanelie Kloss: Esrher Drozewslqi ROW IO: Dolores Napienielc: Geraldine Schneider: S+ella Korylowicz: Virginia Kuloaclci: Margarei Krzewinslci: Agnes Loilc: Doroihy Kennedy: Doloris Schweigl: Marjorie Smirh: Doroihy Plewa: Dororhy Polilcowslci ROW 9: Kennerh Bain: Roberi' Dambruch: Ewald Duelge: Arnold Calion: Roloeri Jach: Gilberi' Darlca: Gerald Gniolr: Jaclc Glaser: Lesrer Malrilce: Lillian Jans: Ruih Pares ROW 8: Lucille Gromaclci: Adeline Michalski: Evelyn Cieslinslci: Arline Ziegler: LaVerne Parslce: Jean Debczynslci: Audrey Wobshall: Edmund Blaszczynslci: Ari Bellis: Edward Procelc: Lorenz Kueriner ROW 7: Laverne Desorell: Josephine Barlich: Gilberr Larus: Doroihy Kobs: Raymond Reichling: Jack Srefien: Waller Zamiahn: Leo Sideras: l-lerberr Rennpferd: Louise Kowal- slci: Lorraine Kaminslci 6: Esiher Lazaris: George Grobowslci: LaVern Miller: Eleanor Milcolaiczylc: Corrine Olson: Germaine Beriling: Pearl Cornella: Mary Koe-Hing: Edirh Ver Brugge, Delma I-Iill ROW 5: Lucille Bury: Jeaneilre Olson: Elaine Srachnilc: l-lope Zieloell: Doroihy George: Virginia Pyszczynslci: Sophie Rzeplcowslci: Yolanda Malalc: Sally Pylaa: lrene Chruszczynslci ROW 4: Bernice Mausser: Josephine Orzelslca: Cecile Bendylc: Alice Du+lciewicz: Sylvia Cichoclci: Evelyn Brzeczlcowslci: James Klumpp: James Madsen: Joseph Kolowicz: Roberi Glueclc ROW 3: Jeanne Puhelc: Evelyn Doloschueiz: Delores l-loppe: Margarer Duran: Ellen Ode: Cecilia Mieszkowski: Lillian l-lauerwas: Polly Kovacelc: Rose Grove: Lucy Kalinowslci ROW 2: Leonard Pawlalq: Roberl' Wolf: Elmer Mahnke: Mildred Lauria: Berry Przybyla: Cecilia Krawczyk: Ervin Kazmierczalc: Lorerla Eilur ROW I: Ervin Gradeclci: Charles Prince: Roland Dropp: Carol Prymelc: Ann Zaiec: Mildred Cummings: Juliana Modlinslci: Ralph Manryk 32 , s W r V I ROW I5: Joy Borkenhagen: I-lenry Tulino: Alfred Reiler: Raymond Polczynskig Leonard Burzynski: Raymond Jensen: Ben Meyers: Foresl Dunaway: Eugene Clark: Joseph Piekarski ROW I4: Rulh Urban: Caroline Frilz: Edgar Shave: I-larold Novak: Roberl Sue: Frank Malia: William Slariha: George Jenich: Waller Slempkowski: Viclor Slabisz: Sigismund Greevers: Roberl Schauwilzer ROW I3: Roberl Klosiewski: Waller Juszczak: Edward Gember: Leonard Danielski: Allan Skruby: John Rozanski: Clemenl Fonlaine: Roland Piechowski: Roman Pirog: I-lerberl Ryser: Leslie Fonfaine: Russell Redlin ROW I2: Fred Engel: Roy Monson: Bernice Schallock: Evelyn Przybylska: Phyllis Juszczak: Carolyn Kaminski: Regina Szweda: La Verne Piechowski: Emerence Tomczak: Grace Naser: Gail Barczak: John Slrrzyhalski ROW ll: Mary Towell: Doris I-Iasmuk: Vernelle Thompson: Marvella Iverson: Bernadine Kielc: Mary Pionlek: Phyllis Jaroszewski: Mary Sfalhas: I-Iorlense Szmania: Bernice OH: Virginia Levinski: LeRoy Kosciesza ROW IO: John Jubeck: Janel Frilsch: Elizaloelh Rolhermel: Florence Jakubiak: Audrey Springer: Chesler George: Delores Ruchalski: Virginia Rydlewicz: Dolores Sobczak: Edwin Zalewski ROW 9: Marlha Samplaski: Irene Pirog: Dorolhea Szumnarski: Rufh Pelrie: Felice Przychocka: William I-leiderich: I-Iowell Anderson: Richard Serowski: Richard Ryback: Lucille Baldzikowski ROW 8: Lillian Przyloyla: Anna Luzar: Charles Gay: Bernice Falk: Dorolhy Schullz: Roy Towell: Mary Pielrzynski: Phyllis Polakowski: Ellen Grzegorczyk: I-Ierberl Baskin ROW 7: Elhel Kroll: Marjorie Gregorich: Slella Flak: Dolores Gurda: Bernadine Zalfran: Genevieve Kinowski: Ralph Miller: Mary Cvelan: Jean Kuiawa: Dolores Pokora: Gilberl' TE'r'Ei'iCIl' 'W' ' ' ROW 6: Esfher Szwalkiewicz: RiI'a Mirr: Jane Ollson: Jean Smukowski: Shirley Eigner: Rosalyn Sprifke: Jayne Slachowski: Bernice Fabin: Beverly I-Ianel: Della Pavich: Clara Reiman Row 5: Virginia I-Ialerewicz: Lola Schullz: Virginia Burbulak: Curlis Schullz: Lorraine Grabowski: I-lelen Szufnara: Muriel O'r+son: Florence Slarzyk: Eslher Wilk: Tony Drews ROW 4: Roberl' Trimberger: Esfher Polski: Evelyn Przychocka: Irene Berezowilz: Alice Jakuloczak: Camille Gawin: Delores Sluromski: Eleonore Markowski ROW 3: Leo Polochnik: Evelyn Klosiewski: Dorolhy Klolla: Ida Greenspon: Marion Socolick: Irene Suchorski: Henry Grabowski: Anila Miksch ROW 2: Sophie Piwinski: I-Iarriel Olecki: Rulh Kielzman: Leroy Tepper: Mae Mogilka: Eleanore Pielrzak: Eleanor Gradecki: Florence Rogalinski: Alice Roskocha ROW I: Yvonne Ficllin: Fern Slevens: Carl Kossow: Leonard Pyszynski: I-Ielen Sowinska: Leon Schweda 34 N 'X wiv af Rf if-59-K ROW I4: Harold Manslqe: Clarence Kurylo: Ernesi Ulbius: Edward Ladich: Riia Woz- nialc: June Olsen: Marne'r+a Dahl: Margarei' Vopalenslci: lrene Beilcer: Helen Macieiczalx: Ruih Gasiorowslci: lrene Miller ROW I3: Eleanor Winski: Phyllis Golembiewslci: Audrae Fuhrman: Vivianne Boeiicher: Marion Drews: lrene Prebezich: Delores Nordby: Siella Zloiocha: Eihel Wisialowslci: Violel' Wasilewslci: Dorofhy Cummings: Jean Anderson ROW IZ: Euphrosine Werner: Janei Baszynslci: Arline Krause: Mary Weslphal: Mildred Raspor: Gerlrrude Woiciechowski: Jane Hansen: Leona Bury: Elaine Lueders: Eleanor Slcladanelc: Shirley Fallon ROW II: Audrey Benion: Doroihy Manchuk: Evelyn Kosidowslci: Lois Dahl: Margarel Yanialc: Belly Urban: Lorraine Hinlzke: Lois Klein: Eleanor Choinaclci: Florence Kryszewslci: lrene Miliclci: Gyda Ness ROW IO: Delberi' Bigsby: Raymond Haas: Joseph Kocian: Eugene Kumbera: Elaine Erd- mann: Mary Karioris: Jennie Kulclinslci: Lorraine Zas+row: Jennie Feldman: Edna Wood: Arline Ludwig: Eleanor Flayier ROW 9 Winifred Miller: Dolores Jozwialc: Elroy Mengeri: Beverly Budzien: Roberf Daniels: Kenneih Clafley: James Hildebrand: Arihur Behling: Roger Bellarf: Rolland Brown ROW 8: Lois Koehn: Florence Wisniewslci: Helen Kowalski: Rosalie Zdanczewicz: Alma Willis: Rufh Wegeri: Evelyn Woldanslci: June Barlcer: Rosemary Kruse: Adrian Wnulcowslci ROW 7: Lorraine Hilgendorf: Elsie Duranowslci: Ervin Hensialr: Chesfer Kolb: Virginia Farkas: lrene Dembinski: Adeline Jashinslci: Marjorie Dolezal: Elizabeih Baur: Shirlee Trudell ROW 6: Norberl Wieclcowski: Helen Czuia: Genevieve Kubiaczylc: Gerard Rypel: Albin Gierzyclci: Bernadine Kubaclci: Audrey Baars: Esiher Mazur: Eugene Dziadulewicz ROW 5: Luella Falk: Elhel Feller: Ann Zaniewslri: Regina Zydowicz: Dorofhy Kemp: Lor- raine Kuehn: Grace Manfeufel: Melvin Callies: Philip Lecus ROW 4: Beairice Lecus: Lorraine Miller: Helen Lecus: Lucille Koilarelq: Mary Lauria: Mary Beaumont Dolores Czisz: Mi'rzi Dow: Geraldine llling ROW 3: Doris Luiher: Viole'r Panfil: Virginia Phillips: Genevieve Kanderslci: Slephanie Siempslci: Ermence Nowalc: Felicia Solcolniclci: lsabelle Adamczylc ROW 2: Pearl Siall: Edna Nowicki: Florence Meyer: Ruphilia Langer: Beiiy Schaizmann: Doroihy Wolf: Maryann Lassa: Grace Lassa: Caiherine Wood . ROW I: Lucy Marlino: Jack Moering: John Tanzer: Doroihy Kowalewslci: Francis niewslci: Donald Muzia: OHO Neumann: Violei Ringle 36 1 I E a 1 3 5 E X I a X I i 1 I . Q s 5 l i 5 ROW l5: Paul Rilsch: Charles Benlcendorl: Tom Barr: Harry Kleczka: Chesler Radllce: Sidney Herie: Vernon Ellinglon: Donald Carberry: Boris La China: Henry Kanlorslqi: Edward Michalalc: John Grall ROW I4: John Gradiian: Richard Daniel: Elwood Peighl: Arlhur Koch: Joseph Pinard: Kennelh Blessing: Arlhur Flach: Craig Kennedy: Roberl Hebein: Erwin Anderson: Donald Hill . ROW I3: Paul Buddenhagen: Ralph Meyers: Joseph Marinelli: Arnold Kramer: Warren Gross: Arlhur Hollmeier: Ralph Leislce: Kennelh Mueller: Herberl Flinl: Earl Bernhardl: Roberl Kopisch ROW I2: Juslin Spurny: Warren Gollon: George Nelson: James Churchill: Gerald Hoepl- ner: Erwin Kassullce: Howard Slroschin: Arlhur Raasch: Kennelh Melms: Hilloerl Casler: Edward Green: Roy Eriksson ROW ll: Homer Cruilcshanlc: William Tollille: Ray Crigger: Roman Drenllciewicz: Lor- raine Lewiclci: Evelyn Nowalcowslci: Jane Buchholz: Marvel Moser: Rulh Bronenlcanl: Belly Bulka: Evelyn Walker: Lorraine Johnson ROW IO: Caroline Narazinslci: Lillian Renlc: Florence Calabrese: James Breilzman: Earl Delllall: William Pralh: Kennelh Zivney: Clillord Koss: Franlc Zabludowslci: Elaine Wepler: Belly Ollo ROW 9: Sophie Salc: Virginia Kleloa: Mable Gerslrnan: Dorolhy Anneh: Dorolhy Swanlo: Lillian Schauer: Belle Ramus: Shirley Mueller: Leroy Domagalslci: Diclc Dermody: Herman Busse: Arlhur Bulcovich ROW 8: Kennelh Kralcheclc: Joe Raspor: Eleanore Kazmierslci: Rulh Tuchollca: Belly Tom- aich: Lorraine Kolpalc: Eleanor Wasielewski: Audrey Krogslad: Lorella Jaclc: Rulh Bylcowslci: Belly Ralzman ROW 7: Rulh H,anson,:Ell1el Polzin: Ethel Michels: Mercedes Ciezki: Eleanore Srolca: Hazel Raymond: June Kunalh: Rulh Barwiclc: Mary Berns: Helen Albus ROW 6: Dorolhy Slriclc: Arline Daniels: Janel Baumann: Ann Collins: Hilia Lailila: Belly Olsheslce: Harriel Reich: Melvin Lueneburq: Ernsl Lorenlz ROW 5: Elmer Hoernke: Burl Smilh: Herloerl Walerslral: Leroy Galz: Edwin Schullz: James Relzer: Norloerl Komassa: Clemenl Rogalski: Marjorie Knololauch ROW 4: Roberl Warlh: Clarence Singer: Roberl Plaulz: Belly Breulzmann: Ann Berlinslci: Dona Wilson: Alice Wolll ROW 3: Bernice Slellen: Ernsl Kneisel: Roland Malalq: Eddie Suloel: Zenon Wasielewslci: Arlhur Michalslci: Frank Czerwinslci: Harry Budzisz ROW 2: Marion Andersen: Dorolhy Berner: Jennie Czarneclci: Gloria Obersl: Mary Susha: Shirley Wolll: Doris Kirchenwilz: Edilh Pelersen ROW I: Herla Slriclc: Marjorie Klinlc: Dorolhy Bulh: Audrey Beduhn: Donald Schweida: Fred Pearson 38 ' F P s r I I i 5 3 i i 2 I4: Virginia McLaughlin: Louise I-lagen: Amelia Ealoiiancich: Josephine Galanle: ndrew Murawslci: Arlhur Klinlciewicz: Richard Kucharslci: Eddie Kulclinslci: Waller Maicher: er Docla: Allred Guslalson R I3: Marjorie Konlce: Lorraine Krainialc: Bernadine Kazmierslci: Doris Larson: Lucille Gross: Daniel Buolisch: Julius Danielewslci: I-larold Blazelc: I-larry Graeven: Roberl Lilzau: Olga Kowalchuk: Evelyn Krause ROW I2: Marion I-lendriclis: Viola Lang: Mary Livingslon: Dolores Dziadosz: Shirley Knauer: Virginia Kuehn: Leona Klappa: Lorraine Kopsar: Geraldine Gow: Rulh Miellce: Rulh Konlcel: Shirley Marlins ROW I I: Roberl Ersson: Thomas Meyers: Fred Keller: Finn Koller: Ray Schools: Paul Kro- liclc: AI Krawczylc: Norberl Kurudza: Allred Kowalski: Ralph Silcora: Jerome Sidney ROW IO: Emily Mulh: Dolores Lascelle: Margarel McGuire: Audrey Jablonslci: I-lelen Carazella: Cyrilla Abramslci: Helen Gilcler: Irmgard Grolh: Violel Kepchya: Dorolhy Manlce: Roberl Luechl ROW 9: Lorraine Jankowski: Belly Karoses: Elhel Laalsch: Rulh Jaeclc: Sylvia Miller: Louise Maicher: Sophie Kolslca: Virginia Miollce: Elizabelh Lipchow: I-lelen Bahr: Roberl Napienlelc ROW 8: Alice Wieland: Angeline Szymczalq: Doris Luedlke: Virginia Ranlzow: Adeline Zych: Phyllis Klinlcosh: Mary Kobus: Emily Punlqo: Evelyn Mueller: Edna Shippy ROW 7: Gerlrude Czernieiewslci: Ann Relzlall: Mae Moser: Phyllis Moen: Josephine Swieciak: Grace Lipinski: Dorolhy Modieslca: Evelyn Turlcovich: I-lelen Kasprzalc 6: Dolores Mylnarelc: Clggrrlolle Lemmer: Shirley Mylnarelc: Rulh Lemmer: Dorolhy Langer: Adeline Joers: Dolores Guzman: Mary Baxler: Sylvia Gozyclci: Vanelle Myers ROW 5: Rose Jendusa: Lucille Trzesniewslci: Dolores Walczylqowslci: Eleanore Char: Doris Kieckheler: Elaine Koszewslqi: Georgia Palmer: Rulh Napieralslci: Dorolhy Rogowslci: Alice Weislo ROW 4: Marie Eilz: Mildred Eelslce: Lucille Prislavolc: Sylvia Margolis: Eslher Kusz: Lucille Galewski: Arlene Schneider: Margarel Maier: Muriel Luedlke ROW 3: Eleanore Eoole: June Morgenrolh: Sylveslra Wleczylq: Roberl Frisch: Leroy Johnson: Elmer Belz: Jane Laabs: Margarel Mooney ROW 2: Regina Goslomslci: Mary Doran: Lorraine Machan: Arlhur Jewarl: Claribel Menlqe: l-Ielen Ciechanowslqi: Gladys Polcrop: Rosemarie Rysliclcen ROW I: William Richards: Toula Chandles: Elsie Moon: Josephine Manlo: Alice Nell: Genevieve Kuligowslci: Rulh Wiclcerson 40 fl 5 3 .Al l is M K ? E J ii -7 'Q S' N ROW I4: Roberr Wesolowslci: Marvin Kosier: Vicior Barnes: Daniel Malcowslci: Ted Fuer- loringer: Hans Huse: Bernard Lukowslci: George Maleclci: Roberl Murley: Anargis Markalcis: Clifford Harsh: Rudy Hochevar ROW I3: Ralph Kirzlce: Richard Dziennilc: John Sroka: John Zwilier: Donald Fischer: John Honralh: Alvin Milcolaiewslqi: Harold Gade: Gene Melms: John Krall: Ervin Jasiclci: Carlion Wollc ROW I2: Jerome Woida: Doroihy Neacy: Rulrh Hill: Helene Zullrowski: Phillip Biallc: Arlhur Kendyiorski: Edwin Glapa: Norma Lubardo: Conrad Winderl: Paul Huebschen: Ervin Jaslcie: Richard Czehno ROW ll: Gilloeri Konlcel: Herberi Haydock: Henry Rozmarynowslci: Mary Frilz: Doroihy Nadolny: Dolores Machaiewski: Louis Smelelc: George Zielinslci: Judy Kopach: Lorraine Heirmann: Viola Krohn ROW IO: Marlha Galoryelczylc: Lenora Jennrich: Marvin Siclcinger: Richard Wood: Tom Murray: James Krolick: Ralph Nadolslci: Charles Holan: Chesler Bugiel: Millon Szymanslci ROW 9: Jack Muenzenloerger: Charles Menllcowslai: Herloerlr Engel: James Moon: George Gaullce: Tony Beirzinger: John Bindl: Dorolhy Gailcowslci: Clara Wozniak: Sylvia Kulinslci: Virginia Lewandowslci ROW 8: Edward Zielinski: Evelyn Weiss: Delores Herwig: Lorraine Wood: Aurelia Tallar: Doris Sfeinberg: La Verne Dougherly: Mary Morley: Frances Mozina: Lucille Wargin: Eslher Lewandowslci ROW 7: Lucinda Jagodzinslci: Mary Kraiewslci: Marcella Klinlqosch: Marjorie Radllce: Mary Giordano: ldella Mueller: Mildred Johnson: Randi Hol+on: Esiher Kendzierski: Hazel Sreven: Doroihy Zoleclci ROVVE Mabel Trenllage: 'lrene Nalhe: Eleanor Gurda: Norrine Huslon: Jennie Xinos Dolores Zollalc: Pearl Jendrziewski: Evelyn Woinowslci: Kalrherine Heinneclc: Edirh Slruve ROW 5: Bernadelfe Tyczlcowski: Evelyn Samolinski: Virginia Janlcowslci: Siella Furmanslci: Gladys Zuehr: Dororhy Schmidf: Margarel Brillowski: Jenny Gornick: Chrisline Gorniclc ROW 4: Eunice Zogg: Kenneih Sweer: Jerome Woinowslci: Bernice Gavin: Myra Gaiew- ski: Lillie Gallagher: Helen Kalsekes: Veronica Wifczalc: Lillian Banaszalc ROW 3: Virginia Hallman: Wandeline Jasiclii: Eleanor Thorslensen: Florence Janilq: Eugenia Woinowski: Evelyn Jahnlce: Margare+ Spek: Mary Magierowslci: Anna Barraczewicz ROW 2: Margarel Puhek: Dorolhy Kowalski: lrene Mann: La Verne Muzia: Dorolhy Wicherski: Helen Ziolkowslci: Lois Dieler: Florence Zarzyclci: Irvin Guelzkow ROW I: Frances Fosmore: Cecilia Haplca: Bernacline Wiczynslci: Evelyn Jablonslci: Jose- phine Collura: Dolores Groszlciewicz: Rose Freimann: Eleanore Zolialc: Bernice Ruszlciewicz 42 ROW I3: Virginia Schneider: Lorraine Price: Sophie Swiralski: I-Iarriel' Buechner: John Blasinski: Louis Luedke: Richard Wood: Ray Gronning: John Grzybowski: Leonard Ullsper- ger: Howard Traxel: Sreve Nieznanski ROW I2: Lucille Wenlland: Alice Widor: Doris Rydlewicz: Florence Ruchalski: Dolores Wargin: Grace Peardon: Della SI'ewarJr: Marcella Woiculis: Audrey NoI're: Juliene Weber: Geneva Vaillancourr: LaVerne Snyder: George Saulf ROW II: Elaine Feliian: Blanche McGinley: Mildred I-Iammernik: Anna Drew: Florence Fedder: Lucy Wiczynski: Johanna Winski: I-Ielen Jankowski: Blanche Dauffenbach: Slrella Brodzik: Es+her Schmidlr: Bernice Schulfz: Adrian Searing ROW IO: Alice Romaszewski: Bernice Walczak: LaVerne Nowak: Ruih Priebe: Karhleen O'Connor: Adeline Walczak: Evelyn Szymczak: Anfonelfe Rafkowski: Anna Voigl: Lucille Smeiek: Jeanne Samuelsen: Eleanor Krahn: Dorofhy Baxfer ROW 9: Wilfred Groh: Helen Bach: Irene Neelsen: Mary Bulchar: RuI'h Phillips: Kafherine Doyle: Geraldine Perry: Lorelfa Nencki: Bernadine Perszewski: Adeline Wen+a: I-Ienrieiia Oszuscik: Nafhalie Urban ROW 8: Eleanor Kowalski: Genevieve Poiochnik: Tom Shaw: Alfred Olson: Frank Nemec: Raymond Porrykus: John Mane: Edwin Borowski: Paul Brever: Thornlon Kiphari: I-Iarold Newcomb ROW 7: Marcella Luniewski: Mary Pszybylski: Margarel De Morro: Olive Powers: Virginia Rosploch: Irene Rakowski: Pearl Radfke: Lorraine Piszka: Phyllis Rosploch ROW 6: Esfher Behrendf: Lorraine Bessler: Noreen Boyle: Charlolle Baskin: Rose Dezelan: Cafherine von Bank: Bealrice Boschke: Dorolhy Sikora: Lorraine Konkel: Arlene Tripp: Irene Pivonka V ROW 5: Margaref Schumacher: Borghild Sundby: Marilyn Rohde: Jane Krygier: Viola Wellsfein: LaVerne Sauer: Irene Dobrowski: I-Ienrieila Consfanfine: Rulh Schulrz: Anna Pielrowski ROW 4: Irene Timian: Edilh Bellis: Evelyn Palelska: Margarel' Schwarlz: Josephine Zem- Ian: Frances Tkaulz: Vivian Slawinski: Eslher Radai: Gladys Pichalska: Mildred Scherer ROW 3: Rulh Perrosky: Gladys Peardon: Geraldine Orne: Belly von I-Iorn: Clarice Sfein- meiz: Eihel Swosinski: Josephine Sazama: Ann Lenkiewicz: Virginia Schwabe: Jean Werner ROW 2: Lorraine Bieganowski: Eveleen Bieganowski: Corrine Culligan: Jean Slorey: Dorofhy Wallhers: Violef Schueneman: Marcia Fedder: Eslher Perlaczynski: Dorofhy Andrykowski ROW I: George Sfagg: William Mehner: Phil McGowan: Elrhel I-Ienn: Thelma Paradise: Irene Boselfi: I-Ielen Bilansky: AniI'a Ouade 44 ROW I4: Roloerl Slrolhenke: Marion Callon: Clarence Vopal: Florian Vopalensky: Edward Dziedzic: Juslin Paaske: Richard Neumann: Howard Schlinsky: Kennelh Paaske: Rornan Smigielski: Gordon Waier ROW I3: Roberl Dixon: Allon Higgins: John Hallon: Jerome Carllon: Gerold Ollen- burgi Richard Ulma: Ivlaurice Budney: Sleve Halmo: Arlhur Cook: Elwood Higgins: Ray- mond Dombroe: Arno Schallschneider ROW I2: Dale Ellinglon: Ray Siedlecki: John Tucholka: Carl Klosiewski: Eugene Weis- han: Eddie Kaminski: Kennelh Wenzel: Jack Barlich: Ivlallhew Pemiszewski: Edward Chilin- ski: Jerry Ralaiewski ROW II: Lawrence Harding: Harry Wilkowski: Jerome Welch: Richard Surwillo: Lor- raine Sarnowski: Audrey Schullz: Richard Weslphal: Roberl Belol: Roberl Clucas: I-Iuberl Smaby ROW IO: William Korber: Irvin Wachowski: Roman Gorski: George Wilke: Eugene Sikora: Norman Sue: George Selin: Jack Brussock: John Elier: Gene Benkowski: Warren Fidlin ROW 9: Sylvesler Pugens: Henry Przybylski: Armin Slodolenak: John Wannemacher: Roloerl Udovich: Arlhur Zolecki: Sidney Sadowske: Rulh Shippy: Berlha Gabrielson ROW 8: Anna Baxler: Rulh Hallmann: Edilh Sloll: Bellie Sprague: Anna Golelz: Calh- erine Zuber: Elmer Senll: Roberl Sas: William Wallhers ROW 7: Jean Zirnny: June Clark: Audrey Fiedler: Dorolhy Will: Fred Slavick: Irvin Faragher: Chesler Schmill: John Theisen: Bob Oleson ROW 6: Orville YoYss:HRocconRiccardi: Eugene Barchus: John Crosby: Millon Schnoll: Warren Zamzow: Casimer Woldanski: Eleanor Bednarek ROW 5: Lucille Howard: Emily Schwalbe: Dorolhy Thompson: Helen Szubelski: Bernice Skrobacki: Helen Palaimo: Agrapine Wozniak: Rose Keelan: Rulh Salverson ROW 4: Kalhleen Wiesen: Marion Beikol: Elola Pepowske: Marion Sluckerl: Evelyn Che- valier: lvlargarel Heibel: Arleen Schmidlke: Joyce Frank ROW 3: Maryella Sloddard: La Verne Schallkorn:Jean Schallschneider: Saraphine Czar- niak: Bealrice Sidney: Agnes Byczynski: Marjorie Ver Hagen: Rulh Wegner: Rulh Schusler ROW 2: Dorolhy Barloszak: Alice Weinlein: Dolores Czerwinski: Fay Hein: Angeline Sarnecki: Helen Opalak: Pearl Rosean: Rulh Chudnoll ROW I: Eleanor Slrobel: Audrey Bruss: Eslher Ryslicken: Evelyn Fausl: Florence Werner: Belly Trawicki: Leona Beller: Evelyn Salb 6 elf-1 63,6 0 4 ROW I4: Don Ericksen: Irving Engel: Roberl' Hansen: Eugene Filul: Ervin Finlak: Slanley Slarzyk: Hugo Barloian: DeWain Fischer: Roberl Hollz: Howard Thompson: Edward Heike: Al-Ray Hyloicki: Richard Agacinski ROW I3: Roberl' Clarke: Leona Grochowski: Adeline Hollmeier: Evelyn Lachmund: Lor- raine Berrang: Lorraine Hempel: Virginia Klolla: Mary Burke: Carol Rull: Dorolhy Mueller: Gladys Everell: Rosemary Carrick: Lorraine Lewandowski ROW I2: Genevieve Glass: Diana Guadagni: Marion Geiger: William Grob: Gerald Hansen: Billy Flaney: Elsie Hanson: Dolores Fuglesang: Leonard lgielski: Heinz Prey: Vilas Kading ROW II: Miriam Ellioll: Dorolhy Hansen: Gladys Schallschneider: Lydia Havlik: Olive Olsen: Jean Hardenbrook: Alma Heinrichs: Elaine Hiorlland: Donald Hansen: Rawland Eng: Norberl Meyer: Virginia Jorl i ROW IO: Mary Halmo: Dorolhy Hollz: Mary Golich: Shirley Glaser: Margarel Troianow- ski: Failh Luebke: Helen Donal: Shirley Ramus: Marcella Grosz: 'Ali e Jarz na: Slella Jaroszewski 16 Marion Ku'l'ner: Lorraine Pociecha: Aileen Monroe: La Verne Marquardl: Evelyn Raymond: Bernadine Lange W 9: Millon Falk: Violel Hansen: Evelyn Anlon: Marion Kosler: Mari e Koch:- ROW 8: Alice Polski: Bernice Bernhardl: Delores Carlson: Verna Froemming: Charlolle Janik: Florence Halloriller: Rulh Goerlz: Jane Gorski: Lorraine Holm: Earl Ehrlichmann ROW 7: Cecilia Graloarczyk: Waller Mul'h: Le Roy Gilmore: Ken Krause: Morris Lipeles: Ru'l'h Ladwig: Belly Banlelmann: Alice Greyshek: Florence Grochowski: Marcella Pinczkowski CROW 6: Vivian Forlune: Ru'lhWGFrevenow: Alice Lovdahl: Ida Heller: June Gross: Dorolhy Jankowski: De Lou Brennan: Dorolhy Linski: Irene Gwiazdowski: Phyllis Jakubczak ROW 5: Winilred Krueger: Eleanore Zilisch: Marion Zingsheim: Elhel Blanas: Berlha Ewald: Rulhe Reiler: Mariorie Jacobs: Dorolhy Goin: Lorella Klolla ROW 4: Daniel Simonson: Jerome Paplaczyk: Ted Sideras: Harold Ringle: Mary Pedden- lefrueh:-Cecile Harl:ffG ' , 'ay' Kanlak ?'f' ROW 3: Margarel' Marlino: Annabelle Lovejoy: Belly-Ann Blixl: Olive Radomski: Alice Gorski: Louise Leiler: Erich Frank: Allen Ladwig ROW 2: Marion Sloecker: Dorolhy Gulkowski: Eslher Rybacki: Marabelh Zilmer: Shirley Lemberger: Marlina Thompson: Florence Anderson: Lorraine Phillips ROW I: Gilloerl Hallmann: Alice Kornacki: Florence Felski: Tessie Mas'ropie'rFo: Gerlrude Ehrlichmann: Alice Wisniewski: Jean Kobs: Elaine Spear ' X ISE I P35955 :I i I W like I I f I ROW I4: Jerry I-Iansen: Penlli Kuusinen: Roberl Gehrlce: Franlc Kipharl: Franlclin Konlcel: Alvin Kosmallca: Russell Lelevre: Osborn I-Iollon: I-Iarold Lonn: Erwin Kunalh: Chesler Janilc: Roberl Kressin ROW I3: Rodney Johnson: Leo Kogulkiewicz: William Miles: Chesler Koniclci: Lewis Lar- son: Joe Luzar: James I-Iollon: Beniamin Lane: Russell Olsen: Foresl Jahn: Roberl Paeschlce: IwJoe Kurylo I ROW I2: Carl Glazewslci: Roberl Borgwardl: Edward Glowaclci: William Murray: Nor- man Laaclc: Viclor Malhea: Marshall Kysely: Jim Campbell: Slanley Klalkiewicz: Roberl Fischer: Mallhew Grabner I ROW II: Ervin Maluszewslci: Roy Koch: I-Iarvey Bulgrin: Calhlyne Curley: Donna Duerr: Guenlher Chrisl: Arlhur Karaganies: Herman Lange: Roberl Pallerson: Leonard Mohr: Carl Kucan ROW IO: James Marlciewicz: Ervin Kielma: Joseph Kumbera: Albin Rullcowslci: Roberl Lilzau: Eugene McCullough: Arlhur McCurdy: Len Michalalc: Jim Daly: Paul Bruno: Dorolhy Krawczylc ROW 9: Judilh Kennedy: Phyllis Kaluzynski: Elenor Meisner: Eslher Delllall: Mildred Ben- Iqey: Chrisline Nowakowski: Geraldine Murray: Muriel Manlce: Florence Lewandoski: Pa- lricia Leulhner: Lorna Kasdorl ROW 8: Beverly Kolb: Rulh Imm: Lorraine Lemblce: Bernice Kralcheclc: June Leman- ske: Doris Kralsch: Rulh Johnson: Doris Malsack: Mabel Kuelher: Marcella Kosalc: Alice Robakowski ' ROW 7: Virginia Kopydlowslci: Florence Michalalc: Dolores Kleczka: Gladys Kennedy: Ermina Kwinl: Irene Korylowicz: Jane Miller: Edna Miller: Jane Mrulc: Mary Jeziorslci ROW 6: Virginia Klinlcwilz: Audrey Wood: Mary Kodrich: Anila Milschlca: Janice Knud- sen: Ray Dreylus: Roberl Morgenrolh: I-Ienry Kulinslci: Arlhur Oleniczak ROW 5: Slanley Krolicki: Slanley Kozinslci: Chesler Kumelski: Arlhur Panelc: Bill Machan: Roberl Newcomb: Edward Maicher: Leonard Jaszewslci ROW 4: Richard Lewandowslci: Ray Kaczmarelq: Marshall Rieboldl: I-Iarvey Baerwald: John Naus: John Mosniski: Leonard Modlinslci: Norma Cornell ROW 3: Ervin Kusmierelc: Raymond Rappa: Raymond Pell: Ervin Johns: Edmund Lor- bieclci: I-Ierberl Kallies: June Kaslen: Lillian Menlce f ROW 2: Belly Kulpinslci: I-Iillfka Lailila: Pearl Mann: Jean Mauger: Lucille Kasprzalc: Evelyn Marcinslca: Dorolhy Lewandowslci: Virginia Kaminslci ROW I: Rulh Marlin: Margarel Price: Dolores Krolilcowski: Belly Milchell: Lorraine Whip- perlield: Bernice Parslce: Belly Kollarek: Palricia Kulel 50 I ,51 I -ifmxf W.. Q 1 1 . s HW-f .1 ,J Vg ffifl N ,, N A A u ROW I4: Florence Burzynski: Eleanor Burzinski: Elinor Kusserow: Genevieve Prawdzik: Ar'Ihur Ciachorowski: I-Ielen Prilzlaif: Janel' Schade: I-Iarrie'r Jakubowski: Norman Gavin: Joe Sizer: Ralph Prey: Norberf Serowski: Chesier Rupinski ROW I3: I-larry Cer'IaIic: Jean Munzer: Lawrence Piek: John Rozmarynowski: Daniel Schachf: Carl Rullmann: Eorresf Sandow: Marie Nowak: Rulh Polrykus: Elhel Chrislie: LaVern Rennpferd: Edirh Pagenkapf ROW I2: Peggy Bucko: Delores Buddenhagen: Audrey SchmidI': Gerirude Schoenlelder: Waller Senkowski: I-larry Peplinski: Edward Podlogarg Joseph Pofochnik: Charles Block: Clyde Budzien: Gilberi Zube ROW II: Mary Kaniewski: Evelyn Bodien: Gladys Blanchard: Rose Peszczek: Pauline Burde'r+: Dorolhy Pokora: Joyce Dickinson: Beverly Pelkofer: Ann Shlaida: Rose Linski: Doro+hy Bruss ROW IO: Gerlrude Pospyhalla: Emily Paluszka: Alice Drews: Milzie Wesl: Raymond Boeffcher: Allen PrivaH: Mary Breilzka: Agnes Brozewski: Edirh Schulz: Sylvia Turowski ROW 9: Virginia Rossmann: Leona Pick: Calherine Pociecha: Elorence Pivonka: Dorofhy Pulvermacher: Richard Popek: Dianne Coiey: Rose Orlikowski: Caiherine Pawlowskip Ru'rh Pohl ROW 8: Marion Kowalchuk: Nafhalie Kendzie: Adeline Selin: Alice Sielafl: Marjorie Wim- mersled: Celia Barber: Marjorie OHO: Rulh Olsheske: Eleanore Nowicki: Dolores Narewski: Margol Ness ROW 7: June Pfolenhauer: Marjorie Krusick: Sophie Plula: Ruih Radske: Angeline Lobraco: Celia Ciepluch: Dolores I-Iilber: Mavis Johnson: CharIo'He Budziszewski: Viclroria Kupczak ROW 6: Violei Paluszynski: Marlha Pajaczkowski: Doroihy While: Lorraine Osloorne, Marcella Dominiak: Lorraine Piolrowiak: Casimira Sikorski: I-Iedwig Niedziejko: Marjorie Lulrzke: Lorraine Paerchke ROW 5: Lucy Niedzialkowski: Alice RaI'kowski: Olga Golob: Helen Serafin: Inez Mc- Car'Ihy: Wanda Sanek: Jane Ogrodowski: S'reIIa Kuzma: Regina Rzeczkowski ROW 4: Mary Murphy: Sylvia Maslelerski: Wanda Weisfo: Rose Buresh: Dorofhy I-Iald: Eleonor Kubacki: Chrisfine Kufel: Evelyn Olbinski: Jean Malruszewski ROW 3: Lucille Pelzek: Phyllis Przybylski: Gladys Pierson: Sophie Lalawiec: Felicia Borkowski: Eleanor Kowalski: Alice Krukowski: Lorraine Kaiser ROW 2: Eva Moehle: Adeline Malinowski: Margaref Nikora: Audrey Kolinski: Eleanor Bykowski: Irene Ropelewska: Lenore Skaleckip Zelda Skebo ROW I: DeLores Paradowski: Dorolhy Rybacki: Phyllis Kasprzyk: Leona Brzezinski: Belly Nolle: Margarelr Rolh: Dorolhy Kopydlowski 52 ROW IO: Adelle Sonnenberg: Edna Drozewski: Pearl Wagner: Helene Barlosz: Frances ROW l4: Alphonse Slrromberg: James Raddafz: Rubin Polzien: Charles Zimney: Harvey Yeager: John Balcerak: Norberl Poznanski: John Dougheriy: Roberi' Gehrke: Wesley Clen- denning: Edward Ladwig ROW I3: Leonard Brueser: Leonard Plaski: Sigmund Daniel: Herberl Boge: Harold Koenig: Arrhur Smilh: Dan Schmidi: Raymond Schenk: Joseph Procek: Kennerh Leniz: Kenneih Bourke: Le Roy Anheuser ROW I2: Roberf Brunn: Howard Olson: Sianley Gwiazdowski: Ervin Sobolewski: Henry Szymczak: Roman Dich: Dick Wallralh: Roy Trumbull: Roberl Cyzmoure: John Skikiewicz ROW Il: Francis BurdiH: Waller Opalak: Edward Szurgol: Norman Benesch: Arrhur Dulde: Eugene Dziadosz: Ervin Sykora: Jack Brussock: Lorraine Srrehlow: Dorofhy Zelmer: Charlo'r're Czaikowski Biesiada: Virginia Czernie: Alice Wnuk: Virginia Kling: Sfroschin: Charlorle Piek: Leon Doelger: Alberf Susek Daniel Duewell ROW 9: Kenne'rh Wood: Harry Wesolowski: LeRoy Roberr Troyk: George Ordaneff: Evelyn Walczak: June Sfolarczyk ROW 8: Smyczek: Sophie Wozniak: Rose Szymanski: Henry Dan Lesfer: Clara Czemierys: Sylvia Lesniak: Donald Surges: lvlillron Sleinberg: Zimmerman: Norberl' Szymanski: Brauer: Bessie Buckovich: Marlrha Blasinski: William Behling: Anna Rurh Trempler: Marcella Dankerlr ROW 7: Enid Wi++e: Loraine Zaffrann: Lorraine Wronikowski: Clifford Gundersen: Alice Irene Welyrok: Lucille Zielinski: Elini Kennelh ROW 6: Doroihy Daniels: Rose Balcerak: Jim Hipperr: Burl Huberi: Wall Sruckerl: Harold Warford: Harry Waxman: Richard Zimny: Harold Svien: LaVerne Delllaff ROW 5: Henry Ureda: Lesier Belz: Ar'r Czaikowski: Roberl' Zilmer: Carle Hannemann: Ervin Czernieiewicz: Viola Fonfaine: Tillie Woirkowski: Evelyn Wisniewski ROW 4: Dororhy Daley: Mary Donner: Violer Drankoff: Srephanie Saliran: Pearl Druch: Lorraine Niers: Eihel Burns: Eleanore Rosinski: Leone Troy: Helene Rasheia ROW 3: Edward Wirkowski: Richard Konkel: Erwin Lufher: Janel Sloecker: Helen Voclow: Esfelle Czeczuga: Eslrher Skiba: Frances Zaiiz: Florence Sobanski ROW 2: Gladys Trepiowq Evelyn Walerslrar: Helen Choinacki: Rurh Ambrose: Maddie Amschler: Jo Dziurdziewski: Lee Chelminiak: Marion Andersen ROW I: Leona Czaikowski: Angeline Tenerowicz: Barbara Brief: Gladys Sleian: Jean Winkler: lsabel Wesolowski: Helen Yaucher: Evelyn Wickerson , 54 w Z s . i I 5 S E Q 5 K 2 E K I 5 w 3 ROW I4: Alberl Udovich: Emil Kendzie: Richard Rielclcoll: Daniel Kamoslce: Clyde Rudolph: Lesler Gollheardl: l-Iarvey Johnson: James Conley: Joseph Marlinz: Paul Gruhn: I-Ierberl Wollc: Alwin Boese ROW I3: Kennelh Sas: Roberl Wilberl: Kennelh Kraemer: Roloerl I-luebschen: Chesler Jaeclc: Glenwood Rislow: Kennelh Zacher: James I-lansen: Clarence Rinlca: Roberl Flay- doclc: Bob Beierle . ROW l2: Richard Vollqe: Ralph Luechl: Gene Ramus: George Franlc: Richard Rappa: Sam Kalselces: Carroll Flewelling: Jerry Van Lanen: John Murley: Roy Goede: Willard Nolloohm ROW Il: June Riedel: Violel Loud: Manelle Freilag: Irene Zenl: Nalalie Arsenovich: Lorraine Kuellner: Dorolhy Gniol: Belly Morley: Alberl Spors: Waller Radoll: Charles I-lendriclcsen: George Smilh ROW IO: Edward I-lalamlca: Ervin Pohl: Carolyn Waggoner: Ollo Belhlce: Bealrice Jan- lcowslci: Irene Woznialc: Lorraine Wobshall: Audrey Schwechel: Audrey McOueeney: Isaloelle Sluder ROW 9: Dorolhy Rinas: Marie Salle: Chrisline Udovc: Leona Relzer: Jean Wille: La Verne Nehring: Marion Guerin: Alice Pares: Violel Pinler: Jesse Blunl: Roberl Jendusa ROW 8: Dorolhy Willcowslci: Rulh Wellnilz: Louise Schneider: Clara Wawrzynialcowslci: Georgia Grivas: Lorraine Wenlz: Dorolhy Kloss: Marie Johannsen: Margarel Tuchollca: Florence Polczynslci ROW 7: Mildred Luenelourg: Elhel Slachowialc: Florence Severson: Geraldine Flach: Gerlrude I-Ieyer: Mary Pelushelc: Marcella Koenig: Lilly Virgin: Marcella l-lein: Belly Meier ROW 6: Marlha Slolarczylc: Dorolhy Wienserslci: Anna Klolz: Lucille Slammer: Julielle Feldmann: Genevieve Kucan: Fred Maier: Genevieve Pilachowslqi: Dorolhy Smulcowslci ROW 5: Dorolhy Pruscha: Vinesia Kinlis: Dolores Trudell: Dorolhy Lang: I-Ielen Jaworslci: Eleanore Kubiaczylc: I-Ielen Slramowslci: Genevieve Wall: Jean Wallers ROW 4: Inez Young: Marie Crowley: Irene linger: Arlene Osmaloslci: Virginia Wleczylc: Audrey Zella: I-Iildegarde Sobczalc: Dolores Yagle: Rulh Knapper ROW 3: Dolores Gapinslci: Leona Andrylcowslci: I-lelen Slanaszelf: I-lelen Slellen: June Sluedemann: Carol Wilhrow: Genevieve Dugan: Mildred Klug: Lois Raasch ROW 2: Ruby Persilq: Slella Swilalslci: Renala Tuzinslci: Dorolhy Van I-Ieesch: Edna Slaclcowslfi: Shirley Paplaczylc: Gladys Merkel: I-Iarriel Theoharris ROW I: Alice McCabe: Dorolhy Zerolh: Kalherine Tuchlenhagen: Virginia Spicuzza: Pauline Maciolelc: Maxine Fuhrrnan: Jean Mac Gregor 56 ROW I I: Roberl Grubich: Arlhur Behnke: Daniel I-Iopkins: Ralph Gelhar: William Miller: Dean Berger: George Schneider: Ed Walczak: Ray Behl: Gordon Wyman: Arlhur Ciachorowski ROW IO: Evelyn Berninger: Mildred Barbian: Eslher Freiday: Billy I-Iolden: Tom Eilz- palrick: Richard Kupper: George Banaszynski: George Frank: Roberl Russonl: Roberl Larsen ROW 9: James Knulson: Glen Marlin: Lesler Gollheardl: Chesler Jankowski: Eugene Zamiahn: Ray Meyer: Earl Benski: Charles Wylie: Chesler Napienlek ROVV 8: Richard Jachowicz: Fred Palzke: Slanley Markel: Frank Rozek: Sophie Zlolocha: Audrey Williams: I-larvey Andersen: Eslher Mazurkiewicz: Richard Alsch: James Barr ROW 7: Marlin Bauer: Jane Slrommen: Dolores Lulomski: Edward Banas: Roman Zasada: Rose I-lrpa: I-lenry Szymczak: Bernard Norman: Irene Danielski: Lloyd Behrendl' ROW 6: Doris Sponholz: Arline Kenney: William Plilzinger: Dorolhy Reilher: John Powers: Edward Walkowiak: Lucille Barnish: Lili Worzella: Lillian Flannigan ROW 5: Lila Anderson: Irene Zielinski: Allons Cichucki: Dorolhy Markowski: Dorolhy Schwichlenloerg: Dorolhy Amerlcohl: Belly Speak: Helen Szpakowski ROW 4: Rulh Adler: Cecilia Rogowski: Elaine Abendrolh: Delores Barlsch: Mildred Berg- mann: Irene Armbrusler: Angeline Kowalski: Dorelhy Reichow ROW 3: Marilouise Sigler: Rulh Amloorn: Margarel Bucko: Mildred Mau: Rulh Ver Brugge: Virginia Wojciechowski: Arline Berg ROW 2: Rosalie Andraszczyk: Eunice Banaszynski: Dorcas Edwards: Vivian Bialczik: Alice Czernieiewski: Julia Bakalarski: Violel Anderson ROW I: Lois Banlelmann: Alice Towell: Severine Andryszewicz: Mildred Barlle: Arl Dziedzic: Virginia Powell: John Swieciak 58 C , fig 2, . A 1? 1 4 7 5 Q v : f ' 2 W 'Q Yi 1 , if ffl 2 -, 'key v- , A 1 flea J ,Lge .1 ,Ji Kula 'ff ., + Y ,9 as Wf, Y 4 an ff INTIMATE slRANeERs FEBRUARY CLASS PLAY Shrill whislles, heavy silence, lhen Miss DeCourcy's voice, All righl, casl, lhal's all lor lonighll From endless hours ol coaching emerged lhe February senior class play. Sparkling wilh Tarlcinglon wil, lhis lhree-acl comedy rellecled modern melh- ods ol gellin' your man. Whal a sublle ballle lhe sophislicaled spinsler, Isabel Sluarl, waged lo win lhal eligible bachelor, William Ames! Al lhal she nearly losl him lo her hoydenish lillle niece Gloria who llouled poor Johnny While lo dazzle lhe lluslered Ames. Aunl Ellen was shoclced by lhe hair-rais- ing slang and lrucl4in' on down ol lhe irresponsible youngslers lo whom lale had relaled her. Alice Robinson and Edward Gollwilzer headed lhe casl as Isa- bel and Ames. l-lelen Marie Belz did Gloria, and Ke-nnelh Schloerke sullered valianlly as Johnny While. l-lelen Kosleczlco was Aunl Ellen, ably supporled by Kennelh Ducal, Eldarae Johnsen, and Kennelh Schroeder in lhe comedy roles. HUDDLE 62 IWAINIHFKI il' 'FI ll' LAI53ll UIKKIJCN KJI' ll'llI NIKJLJN JUNE CLASS PLAY Memories oT moonlighT and roses lingered in The hearTs oT all who saw The Garden oT The lvloon. Who could TorgeT dear Old ProTessor Gaylord's broken romance ThaT breaThed The perTume oT enduring love? Who could TorgeT The gay nineTies, The Gibson girls, and sedaTe young men who made merry in The Tlash-back oT acT Two? BUT There was a modern romance as well beTween Carol and BrenT. Their love sTory echoed almosT exacTly The melancholy Tale oT The old proTessor. The kangaroo blouses and reams oT ruTTles, pompadours, and plum- ed picTure haTs coaxed reminiscenT smiles Trom grandmoThers in The audience, while grandpop saw him- selT again Trussed up in The high choker ThaT made his youTh a misery. GreaT crediT is due The manual arTs deparTmenT Tor The garden seT. For The TirsT Time a play was pro- duced wiTh a double casT. lT was a sTrenuous Task ThaT lvliss Geil un- derTook, buT The resulTs were in every way saTisTying. A HONEY 63 vw 'I if 5 y ,gg K E i f 'd' RoLL if yy DEM asf! BONES 3 VEFX. ii i. .5 REVUES Skelefons raffled in closefs and corridors: ghosfs slunk abouf as shadows lengfhened, and midnighf sfruck Soufh Division. A chilling silence fell upon fhe audience when fhe voice of fhe Tapper ominously shaffered fhe sfillness and direcfed Donald Schweida, freshman, on a iaunf of fhe building. Peeking info fhe deserfed library from which was heard fhe creaking of ioinfs, fhe curious found fhe Big Apple in full swing. Eppie's befrofhal parfy was being celebrafed, and all fhe famous lovers in books fossed dignify aside fo swing fo modern iazz. The spooks of fhe corridor were dispersed as fhe frilling nofes of l-lark! l-lark! fhe Lark! bursf forfh. The music faded when fhe singer sfepped back info her picfure, The Song of fhe Lark. Donald found fhe frack boys of old, who swung from fheir frames onfo fhe parallel bars, sfill spry as of yore. Smoldering, leaping, and flaming, fhe very coals in fhe boiler room of Soufh came alive in a sprighfly dance. Af lengfh fhe illusion was broken as ghosfs, skelefons, afhlefes, and characfers ioined for fhe finale, sing- ing Bei Mir Bisf Du Schoen. The June senior revue had for ifs fheme Soufh As We Would Like lf. By way of innovafion if was given be- fore an evening audience. lvliss IVlcVefy and Mr. Saskowski planned and direcfed bofh performances. SILLY SYMPHONIES 64 - MUSIC One gloomy January nighT when everyone's spiriTs were down in The hold, The musically inclined passengers oT The S. S. SouTh Division perked up and gave an exhibiTion oT Their TalenTs in The hope oT sending The poor souls' spiriTs up To The crow's nesT. ' Beginners blared The Sailors' l-lornpipe, and deck-swabbing gobs chimed in on We Joined The Navy. Al gave way, however, To Those grandees who, shining in Cardinal glory, played Tropic melodies sweeT and hoT. ATTer dark-eyed senoriTas chanTed Si Bonay, The capTain inviTed everyone To reTreshmenTs in The dining room where lilTing music and Tropical skies lenT an aTmosphere oT romance. Gliding graceTully To and Tro, young genTlemen in dinner iackeTs walTzed wiTh Tair maidens in shimmering garmenTs oT pallid pink and green. All passengers hurried back To hear smooTh harmony by The chorus and The Girls' Glee club. Everyone was compleTely losT in dreams aT sea as The a cappella choir harmonized in Valleys oT Dream. lvlinka, a Russian Tolk song, Tull oT liTe and gayeTy, soon broughT Them back To realiTy. Silence: Then a cash oT cymbals, as The orchesTra oTTered an orienTal dance. l.isTeners swayed To iTs rhyThm, and spiriTs rose wiTh sounds oT Tym- pani. Cripple Creec, an orchesTral arrangemenT, climaxed This hour oT music. While Admirals Lehmann and Goodrich and Rear Admiral Jones leaned back in saTisTacTioTars resumed Their swabbing, and passengers wenT back To shuTTleboard, riTe pracTice, or ice cream, as Tancy dicTaTed. BRASSES STRINGS SNAILS' PACE KINGS RULE DASH-MAN RAYE-ON HIGHER LEVELS OFF STAGE JES' 'FORE CHRISTMAS PRISONER'S SONG GOOFY GOBS PICCOLO PAT THE TAPPER THE BIG HOUSE 'N df. - - W rf , -' Si' ff m. 3 rwzvsv' ' Q- f FORUM The Ciceros oT SouTh have compleTed anoTher season. Organized in I924 by iTs presenT advisers, Mr. lviorsTad and Mr. lviadison, Forum has aimed To develop The speaking abiliTy oT iTs members. AcTiviTies began when Forum senT iTs Team To The MargueTTe clinic To parTicipaTe in a series oT non-decision debaTes. Teams clashed on The gues- Tion oT a unicameral sysTem of legislaTion. ArgumenTs wiTh Sheboygan, WauwaTosa, Pio Nono, and Mayville closed our season. GIRLS' CLUB lVioThers, Teachers, and daughTers chaTTed around Tiny Tables adorned wiTh candle- sTicl4s and daisies, as The mem- bers oT Girls' club, assisTed by The cooking classes, enTer- Tained aT Tea. When The guesTs leTT SouTh ThaT day, muTual undersTanding glowed in all hearTs. l-lome and school were Thus broughT closer TogeTher. GERMAN CLUB T-louse lighTs dimmed: a hush Tell. Slowly The doors opened, revealing Two Tiles oT girls in whiTe robes, singing AdesTe Fidelis. As The song died away, The readers began The old buT beauTiTul sTory oT The ChrisT. While an invisible choir sang hymns, The shepherds and The Wise lvlen Tollowed The sTar To BeThlehem. ln The sTable a greaT lighT shone round The l-loly Family and an angel came and blessed Them. The German club had sTaged iTs ChrisTmas pageanT. SCIENCE CLUB Do you dream oT The land oT malce-believe because you don'T see The marvels oT re- aliTy? Boiling and Treezing waTer in The same dish aT The same TemperaTure may be un- believable, buT Science club members wiTnessed This phe- nomenon. STarT a Tire wiTh waTer? lncrediblel YeT see- ing is believing. I4OBBYCRAFT CLUB Behind brillianl loollighls a lillle figure energelically hammered al a min- ialure grand piano. The Jriny Paderewslci shoolc his while locks and delivered a verilable display of musical pyrolechnics. l-le slrained body and soul To creale a maslerpiece of piano playing. A lorrenl of noles flowed from The inslrumenl. Then The lillle genius bowed profoundly amid Jrhunderous applause. Soulh Division had iusl wilnessed Jrhe iirsl of lhe l-lobbycrafl puppel shows. CENTURY Aspiranls lor olramalic slrar- dom rushed madly lo Jrhe Cen- lury Lilerary sociely lo dis- play lheir Jralenlrs or walch olhers display lheirs. Plays and programs lull of fun and irolic highlighled lhe season. ln April, Cenlury sponsored ils annual oralorical, declama- Jrory coniesls, presenling win- ners wilh gold and silver pins. W POLISH CLUB L To promoTe friendship and good will among sTudenTs inTeresTed in Polish culTure is The obiecT of The Polish cub. WiTh a musical bang The club launched a successful year. DelighTful programs were The order of The day. LaTer a speech conTesT To encourage proficiency in The language was conducTed. A pleasing conTrasT aT a subseguenT meeTing was a one acT play, The Lucky Egg. The annual senior farewell parTy in The girls' gym climaxed a happy year. NEWSBOYS' CLUB T ParTicipaTion in inTer-schol- asTic acTiviTies occupied much of The newspoys' Time This year. lvlany of The carriers enrolled in The various con- TesTs, Their only opporTuniTy To enTer school compeTiTion. lvlr. Severy, The adviser, and The counselors meT bi-monThly To discuss plans and improve- menTs for group acTiviTies. n BOYS' GLEE CLUB Boys' Glee club was composed oT a group oT experienced singers se- lecTed Trom The second and sevenTh hour chorus classes. These manly voices Tormed halT oT our a cappella choir which added To SouTh's musical presTige when iT sang in The civic pageanT, The ResTless Flame, and in our exTravaganza, The WinTer Cruise. The boys spenT much Time in preparing Tor The lvlay music TournamenT, in which They compeTed in a uniT as well as in The choir. SHIELD CLUB STaTion GR. calling all high school girls. lvliss Shield Club addressing you. Fall break- TasT Tor moThers and daugh- Ters . . Swimming meeT . . Camp liTe . . Penny supper. . ChrisTmas carols Tor The sick . . Roller slcaTing . . Discussion oT personal problems . . This announcemenT by courTesy oT YWCA broadcasTing sTaTion. GIRL? GLEE CLUB Do. re, mi, Ta. sol . . ThroughouT Third hour, Girls' Glee club warbled away under lvliss Lehmann's direcTion. When Solos Today was announced, girls were suddenly seized wiTh colds and coughing spasms. The ordeal ended, everyone was assured ThaT she had done her besT in spiTe oT a momenTarily cracked voice. Plugging hard Tor The sTaTe TournamenT, The girls puT Their very hearTs inTo Their worlc -- especially when The Boys' Glee club ioined Them. CHESS CLUB AlerT minds and waTchTul eyes peer inTenTly cown on a miniaTure baTTleTield. Each move oT The opponenT is careTully pondered, Tor chess is one game where prawn doesn'T counT. STraTegic reasoning and in- TiniTe paTience deTermine The 'T winner. Chess is Truly The Agggyy game oT lcings. 'iiiiii iii is TOUGH MUGS FOOTBALL While hundreds oT sTudenTs were sTill enjoying The lasT week oT vaca- Tion, TiTTy-Two huskies climbed The I937 gric bandwagon and rode inTo an- oTherysTrenuous season oT TooTball. Under The TuTelage oT Coach ArT Krueger, newly appoinTed menTor, The serious business oT Training goT rapid- ly under way. CalisThenics, dummy drills, kicking, passing, and oTher TooT- ball TundamenTals dominaTed The TirsT workouTs aT The sTadium. Many a TuTure gridiron hero bruised his shoulders againsT The blocking machine, a new TeaTure This Tall. Scrimmages on The new aThleTic field supplied a sTiTTer opposiTion. l-lopes soared high as SouTh bowled over Two non-conTerence Teams. ln a Typical opening game Tull oT Tumbles, sTumbles, and iumbles as well as a succession oT perTecTed plays, The Cardinal axe Tell on Messmer oT The CaTholic conTerence wiTh an edge oT 7-O. ShorTly aTTer, The Redbirds descended on WesT Milwaukee in a nighT aTTack. Two Thousand loyal Tans chirped loud and long as Tullback Francis BurdiTT asTonished The villagers wiTh an exhibiTion oT superb line plunging and pigskin piTching. Then The birdies Tlew away wiTh an I8-7 vicTory in Their liTTle bills. These preliminaries over, The Tellows seTTled down To The big iob oT The conTerence season. One oT The high spoTs in The race was The TradiTional SouTh-EasT clash, The season's oTTicial opener. DespiTe brillianT oTTensive warTare, a TighTing Cardinal squad was humbled 2I-I3. EnTering The Third guarTer a Touch- 74 down behind, SouTh rallied wiTh a razzle-dazzle oTTensive ThaT swepT The Orange and Black oTT iTs TeeT. Scoring Twice in quick succession, The RedcoaTs ThreaTened To en- gulT The ancienT enemy, buT in The lasT period The EasT siders advanced again and added TourTeen new poinTs To Their previous score. ln Their homecoming baTTle Krueger's proTeges dis- played superioriTy on The ground and in The air and con- sequenTly held The Tavoreol CusTer Redskins To a scoreless Tie. SouTh's midgeT halTbacks, Baerwald and l-lalamka, provided mosT oT The ground gains, while BurdiTT com- pleTed eleven passes To beaT Dick STewarT, CusTer's passing ace, aT his own game. Two vicTories aT The expense oT Bay View and WesT again broughT our Team inTo The limelighT. Tony KemeTz's drop kick Tor The exTra poinT in The TirsT period gave SouTh The margin ThaT spelled a 7-6 vicTory over The Bays. Re- leasing a Tine display oT Tireworks, SouTh Tlashed iTs way To a 25-6 win over a plucky WesT eleven. Ed Glowacki, Cardinal Tackle, recovered a WesT Tumble on The opening kickoTT, and on The nexT play BurdiTT laTeraled To Nencki, who scored. l.aTer Nencki inTercepTed a pass and romped 68 yards Tor his second marker oT The day. ln The WashingTon sTruggle The Carols' usually Tlashy oTTensive never goT well under way, because The Purgold NENCKI plowhorses repeaTedly Tilled our line under and planTed a 26-O crop oT golden Tallies. The sTrain oT seven blisTering games in as many weeks Tinally Took iTs Toll when The baTTle wiTh Tech goT under way. The Boiler- makers scored only once, buT SouTh had no comeback, and The lasT game oT The season ended in de- TeaT. Only memories remain oT This Tough season oT hard-played TooT- ball. IT was a record, noT so sig- niTicanT in The maTTer oT games DOCTOR KRUEGER 75 THREE-POINT LANDING' REGULARS Top row. Holm, Zaborowslu, Nenckl, Manegold, Luebke, Belerle, Boge Third row: Rumpel, J. Cyzmoure, Olson, Grolh, Ziolkowslci, Hansen, Borgwardl, Malhea, Glowacki Second row: Wysocki, R. Cyzmoure, Musoll, Jachowicz, Belhke, Ciezki, Allwardl, Czeznieiewski, Burdill, Gelha B P M kPll1kMhPhlHllcB ldS Ckk lz ollom row: rince, osins i, o oc ni , o r, o , aam a, aerwa , pors, zai ows i, Keme . Gaiew losl and won, bul cerlainly dislinguished by spiril and lighl lrom lirsl lo lasl. Forlunalely lor bolh players and lans, lime lakes away lhe sling ol deleal, while lhe memory ol viclory grows slronger. As much a parl ol loolball as lhe game ilsell were lhe gay aulumn col- ors lhal decked lhe slands, lhe parade ol bands belween halves, and lhe cheering, shivering, lans covered wilh conlelli and paper slreamers. Wilh James l-lipperl, Roberl Jendusa, and Roberl Easlman as cheerleaders, lhere was never a dull momenl dur- ing any game. As always lhe leam had lhe whole-hearled supporl ol lhe sludenl body. Week aller week il marched shoulder lo shoulder behind ils lighling squad. Soulh. which lin- --.cx ished sixlh in lhe cily grid race, led all schools in lickel sales wilh a lolal ol 8937. Eleven Cardinal regulars ended lheir high school careers in lhe Tech game. They were Frank Nencki and Tony Kemelz, backs, Leil l-lolm, l-larry Jaeck, and Eugene Czeznie- iewski, ends: Teddy Ziolkowski, lackleq Marvin Grolh, Zeke Zaborowski, and SECTION BOSSES Top row: Harsh, Harding, Rozanskl, Kukllnskl, Schml'I'T Third row Woiciechowski, Domagalski, Barr, Zimney, Benkendorf, WesTphaI, HoITon, Engel I S nd r Dermocly Hansen Surgol' Uclovich BorgwardT FinTak Paeschke DocTa I eco OW- u n I I 1 n 1 BoTTom row: Mau, MenTkowski, STarzyk, Kleczka, RiebaId+, Gunderson, Ureda, Remus, Naus Len Ciezki, guards, and I-Iowie Olson and Joe Cyzmoure, cenTers. Leading The Team in posT season honors was Frank Nencki who earned a place on The aII-ciTy second Team and was chosen The mosT valuable senior on The squad. Honorable menTion by The ciTy's coaches wenT To GroTh and KemeTz. AT The annual TooTbaII banqueT held December 6, GroTh and Nencki were eIecTed honorary capTains Tor The pasT season. IT The boys come Through as I expecT Them To, The Team will be greaT, said Coach Krueger as he spoke abouT The TooTbaII prospecTs Tor nexT season. Five reTurning leTTer men will Torm The nucleus oT The squad. Four oT These are backTieId regulars who hope To reTain Their posiTions. A number oT men Trom The reserves oT IasT year will vie Tor Iine posTs wiTh The mem- bers oT The B squad. I-Iowever, Coach Krueger sTaTes ThaT some oT The Yan- nigans may replace The veTerans. A new ThreaT will be The TwenTy Tresh- men Trom an exceIIenT Treshmen Team. Some oT These boys may even be- come TirsT sTring men. Who knows? On The whole, SouTh can Iook Torward To a bigger and beTTer TooTbaII season. 1938 GRID CAMPAIGN SouTh 7 Messmer O W. Milwaukee 7 v BLOCKHEADS! SouTh I8 SouTh I3 EasT 2I 1 SouTh O CusTer O SouTh 7 Bay View 6 SouTh 25 WesT 6 SouTh O WashingTon 26 SouTh O Tech 6 BASKETBALL ConTrary To all pre-season predicTions a spiriTed Cardinal guinTeT ToughT Through The TurbulenT ciTy conTerence To Tinish wiTh a hard-earned Tie Tor Third place. The Cardinals opened The season by losing To Lincoln's championship Team. UndaunTed, They proceeded To Trounce Bay View 3l-IQ, wiTh Johnny Galecki scoring Twelve poinTs. ATTer losing To Tech 3 I-36, SouTh Traveled To Juneau where The closesT game oT The season was played. Wi+h a I7-I 7 Tie aT The close oT The game, neiTher Team scored unTil The second overTime period when Lloyd ConsTanT puT in The winning Tree Throw. The Cardinal cagers chalked up anoTher vicTory when They Triumphed over Pulaski who had hiTherTo been undeTeaTed, excepT by Lincoln. Throw- ing an impeneTrable deTense againsT The TasT-breaking Pulaski aTTack, The Cards shaTTered every advance oT Their opponenTs. Charles Benkendorf, making his baskeTball debuT, led The scoring wiTh seven poinTs. The Tollowing week SouTh vanquished EasT Through a miraculous lasT- minuTe shooTing spree. lvloose Beierle and Francis l3urdiTT, capTain of The Team, alTernaTely Tallied To place SouTh ahead 34-3I. ATTer losing To a deTermined WashingTon Team 25-36, The Cardinals iourneyed To CusTer. ln a closely ToughT, Thrill-packed game The Redbirds nosed ouT Their compeTiTors by means oT lNlencki's baskeT in The waning minuTes oT play. On The home Tloor WesT's championship Team Took SouTh's measure wiTh a score oT 33-24. SouTh concluded The l938 campaign by drubbing NorTh 30-l9. Behind aT The halT, The Team Torged well ahead in a Third-quarTer rally led by l-larry Knoblauch. NorTh never suTTicienTly recovered To ThreaTen The Cardinal lead. Eleven boys received awards. BurdiTT, Beierle, Walker, Galecki, Bielaw- ski, ConsTanT, BenkendorT, Knoblauch, and Nencki earned emblems, while Bob Jendusa won a numeral. Paul Gruhn was awarded a manager's emblem Tor his services in ThaT capaciTy. Top row: Schoensee, BurdiTT, Befhke, Nencki, Jendusa, Bielawski, Engel, Czaikowski Second row: Coach BechTold, Galecki, John, Walker, ConsTanT, Gruhn, Coach Biddick Bo'H'om row: Boge, Kuusinen, Holm, Benkendorf, Knoblauch, Beierle ANYBODY'S BALL! TENSE MOMENT FEATHERWEIGI-ns GIRLS' SPORTS BaskeTball, Track and Tield evenTs, swimming, baseball, golT, Tennis-ev- eryThing buT TooTball-were The sporTs in which The girls oT SouTh parTici- paTed during The pasT season. Now Tor The TacTs abouT These sporTs. BaTTling iTs way To vicTory in The inTerclass Tinals, The senior baskeTball Team won wiTh a ToTal score oT lO2 poinTs in Three games. CapTained by Grace Reiss, The Team included Hazel T-lenricks, June Woda, Mary Marek, Lucille Traiber, RuTh Neacy, EsTher Biesik, and STephanie Slrraszewski. The iuniors scored only TwenTy poinTs less Than The seniors. ToTaling sixTy-Two poinTs, The sophomore Team averaged Twen- Ty poinTs per game. The inexperienced buT ambiTious Treshmen scored ThirTy-seven, ap- proximaTely one-Third oT The ToTal made by The championship Team. Track and Tield evenTs kepT many a young miss on her Toes. A high iump oT 4 TeeT 6 inches was made by Lorna KasdorT, a iunior. She was Tollowed by Mary Marek and STeph- anie STraszewski, seniors, who made 4 Te T inches. June Woda, also a se ior, aTTai a disTance oT 20 TeeT 6 inch in Th op- sTep-and-iump. Besides in - e, b eTball Throws, and dash-and-caT fl venT re hel . WiTh sum er' 'TTly .-fn aching, T girls pracTiced T ir Tro -xi aT The n- Tield avenue An if- ev V nd ! U THEY'RE OFF Thursday during The eighTh hour. -l'haT's why so rnany girls gayly Trooped ouT, while The resT oT The school sTilI pored over iTs duTies. Under The super- vision oT Mrs. l-lunTer, our versaTile new gym insTrucTor, The girls had a grand ol' Time swimming and diving. Each individual was placed in one oT The Three general groups according To her swimming abiliTy. These groups were The beginners, The inTermedi- aTes, and The advanced group. Members oT The laTTer group concenTraTed Their energy on learning how To dive. Plain TronT dives, swan dives, lack lcnives, halT-TwisTs, and oTher dives were TaughT. lnsTrucTion in The American crawl, The baclc crawl, and The side sTrolce was given To The inTermediaTes. Simple and basic elemenTs such as TloaTing and correcT breaThing were TaughT To The beginners. STudenTs could advance To a higher group by passing cerTain TesTs. Three sTril4esl You're ouTl 'l'haT was The cry heard in The girls' gym. NOT only ouTs were made. lvlosT oT The Time girls' voices shrieked, lT's a homer! or ThaT's a Two baggerl JusT as The greaT baseball sTars pracTice Their baT swinging, so The girls Trained Tor Their baseball season. All oTher sporTs Trom ping-pong To Tollc dancing were also included in The recreaTion- al program. TournamenTs oT all varieTies were The rage, and compeTiTion waxed hoT and Turious among The parTicipanTs. Such an assorTmenT oT pleasures made The girls' gym hum wiTh acTiviTy. LOVE-FOUR i. Tir BREAKING THE TAPE is li TRACK , When The Track season again rolled round in IQ37, iT Tound SouTh wiTh a Team sTrong in Tield buT weak in running evenTs. Only nineTy aspiranTs answered Coach Arlie SchardT's call. The smallesT TurnouT in The lasT halT dozen years. There were only Tour major emblem winners and eighT minor winners reTurning To Torm The backbone oT The new Team. AlThough The squad did noT show much promise, iT did have The spiriT To win. Coach SchardT, aTTer complimenTing The Team, permiTTed a capTain To be chosen Tor The season. Alex Siedlecki was elecTed. The Team was gradually worked inTo shape, and newcomers were given experience by means oT weekly novice meeTs. The annual Alumni meeT, held March I3, sTarTed The season well, SouTh bowling The Alumni over wiTh a score oT Kalb-425. A week laTer The Cards, compeTing unaTTached in The municipal meeT againsT a TasT Tield which broke six records, piled up a ToTal oT I6-I lfl2 poinTs. Ray l-leidak seT a record in The 440 yard dash oT 0.582 seconds. The ancienT Teud oT The Ding Dongs and The Do Dos was revived, The mighTy Do Dos again asserTing Their power by snowing The Ding Dongs under wiTh a score oT 825-54M. CapTain Siedlecki led The Tield wiTh a score oT eighTeen poinTs under a new 5-3-2-I scoring sysTem. The Redmen sTarTed Their ciTy compeTiTion on April 20 by compleTely enguhfing Lincoln wiTh an 87M-25M score, in which Ten TirsTs wiTh slams in six sTarTs were garnered. Three days laTer WashingTon was Trampled under by a score oT 622-SOK2.. A dishearTening loss, 72-4l, To EasT Tollowed, 82 SouTh Taking a TirsT in only one oT The running evenTs. l-lowever, The Team came righr back To hand Bay View a deTeaT on lviay ll in a downpour which Turned The Track inTo a swamp. AT The Waukesha relays The Redmen capTured Third place, scoring heavily in The Tield evenTs. ShorTly aTTer, They handed WesT a narrow deTeaT. ln The sTaTe meeT The Cardinal runners suTTered an overwhelming disappoinTmenT when They losT The championship To AppleTon by halT a poinT. The season ended wiTh The ciTy meeT, SouTh Taking a sixTh place. Among Those who Turned in consisTenTly good periformances were Cap- Tain Alex Siedlecki, RoberT Beierle, l-larry Todryk, Ed Kurylo, Franklin McCabe, and Ralph Gelhar. Beierle became ciTy and sTaTe champion in The discus Throw, and Siedlecki was co-champ in The ciTy 440 yard dash. The happiness aTTending a successTul season was shaTTered by The announcemenT ThaT Coach Arlie SchardT had been appoinTed vice-principal oT WesT Division high school. lvlr. SchardT, a Tormer member oT The UniTed STaTes Olympic Team, had Tor many years Taken charge oT SouTh's Track squads and broughT Them Through highly successTul seasons. l-le was suc- ceeded by Mr. l-leineman, assisTanT coach, whose experience should lead To new records and achievemenTs. CROSS COUNTRY T ATTer a lapse oT Two years, cross counTry running again enTered The aThleTic spoTlighT aT SouTh Division. SouTh had no experienced run- ners in This acTiviTy, and only TwenTy candidaTes responded To Coach l-leineman's call. ln addi- Tion To This already greaT handicap, acTual prac- Tice was sTarTed much laTer Than in The oTher schools oT The ciTy. ln meeTs wiTh WesT and WashingTon, SouTh also inexperi- losT. AgainsT Pulaski, a school enced in harrying, our Team won easily. meeT. SouTh All Too soon came The ciTy placed TiTTh, wiTh lvlarkel coming in among The TirsT Ten To earn his leTTer. Because oT sTiTTer compeTiTion in The sTaTe mix-up SouTh won a hard sevenTh. lvlarkel would have placed again among The TirsT Ten buT was crowded ouT in The lasT Tive yards aTTer a hearT-breaking sprinT. CHASING SHADOWS A eoon RACKET TENNIS Spring called TogeTher The I938 TalenT Tor SouTh Division's' Tennis Team. ATTer a year's absence lvlr. Bergland resumed his posiTion as coach. Under his guidance SouTh had proved one oT The sTrongesT Teams in The conTerence. This year Tive numeral men reTurned: WalTer STuclcerT, Willis BenTz, Roland Abrams, Ralph Lassa, and William lvlurray. ln addiTion, SouTh has Edgar WaTrous, James l-lipperT, and Barney EiTas who will Talce over The posiTion leTT vacanT by his broTher Ervin. STuclcerT, classed as one oT The besT boy Tennis players in The sTaTe, will lead The Team. GOLF The Cardinal oT SouTh made counTless expediTions Through Thiclc-grown woods as The IQ37 golT Team baTTled Through a none Too successTul season. The Team brolce even, winning a pair oT maTches Trom Juneau and WesT, losing a pair To EasT and Pulaski. Four golTers, LeiT l-lolm, PeTer Wisniewski, Melvin Buchanan, and Russell Schweida, represenTed SouTh in The ciTy TournamenT. This year Coach MorsTad concenTraTed on developing beTTer players Tor The TuTure. Equipped wiTh new clubs and balls and supplied wiTh The laTesT insTrucTion boolcs, boys and girls were given pracTice in The gym Two evenings a weelc. An inTra-mural TournamenT was scheduled. DRIVERS A MINOR AND A FLAT GRIDIRON WAFFLES MORE WAFFLES ODDS AND ENDS T GANG, UP! T T T ALONE IN A cRowD T YES-MEN QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT SE 39? E ws we 5 M .6 'ff S 'f X iii 153 wr E 5 V 'rv' ..z ,, ,.,' ..,,. . , k ' -if , V V ' I 2f.i f4 z . f MMA. , V, f M ' A V V V , H ,,,, V ,,.. ,,,, V ' ' h' f fi' ' ' , V. ,. ' 1 -V V ' ' V - -W V, ' V , V ,V V , I ,,,,,,,,,. I , V ,,,, .,,, 1 W , , , - V ' , V 'V' ', ' V K A 1- V V n V K, ' V A 'K ff--- - V 2557? ggi? A aww V, .. VV V I ,W N 5 ' 'ii'X:VAVwiiVVx VmV:2?Vffi'iii?!5!fff H B rbian G e Kucan Whipperfield V, Howard Schufz Edna Damerau STanley Rogowski Edward Kukuvich Henry Danielczyk Jane Knasinski Frank Nencki Edward Halamka ' HONORS Honors were widely disTribuTed This year aT SouTh. Three boys carried oTT The highesT scholasTic awards. Howard SchuTz was valedicTorian in Feb- ruary and Edna Damerau, represenTaTive girl and chairman oT The commis- sion, achieved The second highesT average. ConTrary To cusTom, Two boys made TirsT and second honors in June. They were STanley Rogowski and Ed- ward Kukuvich. The represenTaTive boy aT mid-year was Henry Danielczyk, also ediTor oT The Weekly. The June class named Jane Knasinski and Frank Nencki To rep- resenTaTive honors. As presidenT oT Girls' club and member oT The June class commission Jane proved her execuTive abiliTy. Frank was ouTsTanding in aTh- leTics, besides devoTing much Time To The Annual sTaTT. Never beTore were English honors so closely conTesTed. Edward Halamka had his name engraved on The TegTmeyer cup, while Hugo Barbian received The Alumni English book, boTh honors based on excellence in English and conTribuTions To English acTiviTies. Among The girls, Genevieve Kucan and Lorraine WhipperTield were selecTed To have Their names engraved on The Ju- nior Girls' English cup Tor The TirsT and second semesTer resloecTively. ln recog- niTion oT unusually Tine records in Eng- lish, The deparTmenT decided To award a book each To Celia Barber, To lvlildred Barbian, and To Audrey Wood. The Milwaukee-Downer scholarship wenT To BeTTy-Budd Feurig, winner oT G The gold pin in The l937 declamaTory 88 Celia Barber Mildred Barbian Audrey Wood BeTTy-Budd Feurig William Murray VioleT MarkeTic Sfephanie Saffran Albena Pepan T conTesT. This year's winners oT The Ce nTury awards were William Murray and VioleT MarkeTic in The oraTorical conTesTs, and STephanie SaTTran and Albena Pepan in The declamaTory conTesTs. William and STephanie were presenTed wiTh gold pins, VioleT and Albena wiTh silver ones. lncidenTally, William is The second Murray To win This disTincTion. ln music, Edward GollwiTzer oT The February class was awarded The Lyric medal, and Bernice Krainiak oT The June class, The Civic Music medal. BoTh were indeTaTigablein Their musical services To The school. As in English, aThleTic honors were shared This year. Edward l-lalamka and l-larvey Baerwald each received an alumni sweaTer aTTer The TooTball sea- son. BoTh boys, when noT blocking or Tackling on The TooTball Tield, worked on The Cardinal weekly, oT which Edward was sporTs ediTor. The name oT Francis BurdiTT, menTioned Tor The second all-ciTy baskeTball Team, was en- graved on The CoblenTz BaskeTball Trophy. The W medal, granTed by The alumni leTTermen oT The UniversiTy oT Wisconsin, was carried oTT by Frank Nencki, chairman oT The June c'ass commission. 89 Edward Goll T Bernice Kral k Harvey Bae Id Francis Burd TT FLORENCE BOSCI-IKE Sienographic I hope I'II never skafe on Thin Ice even Ihough I become anoiher Sonja I-Ienie. CAROLYN ALSIP Eleclrive I've gof ari in my heart dancing in my feet buf whaf in my head? CARL BALTUTIS Elecjrive AIackl CouId I buf relive Ihose hours of baske+baII and +rackI I-IELEN MARIE BETZ One can change one's shoes Too oIIen. OLGA BARLICI-I Sie-nographic I wani 'Io be somefhing differem' qradua+e-a sfenographerf' ESTI-IER BIESIK EngIish when I Elechve I hope 'ro find an empioyer who won'I' mind siiiing on parked chewing gum. LORRAINE BOS EIec+ive To be an air hosfess is my ambiiion, So I swim and skaie Io keep in condi'I'ion. VIRGINIA BILANSKY EIec+ive I'm Iaking my Ii'r+Ie bean back Io BosIon. RAY BALCEREK Eieciive Tinkering and puiferinq wiih engines, I'II 'fix 'em when I'm a mechanic. FRANCIS COLLINS Back To nafure wiih me. For a farmer I will be. JANE BRANDT When all is quiei and peaceful, I crossword puzzIes. DAN BROZOSKI My eye wanders Towards Iigures- The geomefric kind. EUGENIA BRUSS My ambiiion is Io become a good nurse Ihai I may aid humaniI'y. MARTI-IA CETNAROWSKI I'm a iunior Iife saver, bui my big is yei Io come. ELVIRA BOWITZ Lis'rIess, Iifeless, nuII and void is wiihoui' a song. Science EIecIive work ai Science buf noI Science surgical Science momenI EIecIive my Iife WINIFRED DAI-IL Science WiTh R. N. aTTer my name my aml:niTion will almosl' be TulTilled. JOSEPH CYZMOU RE EIecTive My mosl' exciTing momenTs have been spenT on The loofball Tield-and elsewhere, BERNADINE CZARNECKI ElecTive Swing is here To sTay: you can'T deny iT. All I can say-iT's Tun To Try IT. HENRY DANIELCZYK Science Science, medicine, psychiaTry. a blonde-I'll Talce a chance on each. EDNA DAMERAU Science l swung The gavel as chairman of The Feb- ruary class commission. WILLIAM COLLINS Science Will iT be Dizzy Dean or Dizzy Collins? ROSE DEKOWSKI ElecTive As a beauTician I'II malce This world a preT- Tier place To live in. NORMAN DENNISON ElecTive WiTh arTisTic Touch, l'lI Talce my aim To carve me a niche in The hall OT Tame. SHIRLEY DERN ElecTive l hope To sing my way Trom coasT To coasT. MARCELLA El-ILERS ElecTive l exDecT To be a beauTician and specialize in hair sTyles. KENNETH DUCAT Science AlThough I minor in school acTiviTies I malor in Ieadinq The band. FLORENCE DUGGAN ElecTive My longesT Trip on a bicycle was over The handle bars. ROBERT EASTMAN MaThemaTics UI Rahl Rahl 'I'-E-A-M UI- Goshl l'll never Torqel' being a cheerleader. BEATRICE DZIADOSZ EIecTive l'lI be saTisTied To pound The keys oT a TypewriTer The resT OT my life. JOSEPH DOLIGALSKI ElecTive I would love To be an insTrucT-her in gym. I-IENRIETTA ENGEL Science WaIIzing on roller slcales Io dreamy music is my favoriie pasiimef' LEONARD EINTAK Science Round and round Ihe fraclc I ran for dear old SouIhI BERTI-IA EZYDORE Elecrive So lhal' Ialer I may page Through Ihem, l'm making scrapboolcs now. JOSEPH EISCI-IER Science I don'l like Io dance wilh shorl girls, so I sweep lhem off Their feel. MARGARET EITZPATRICK Elec+ive My pen 'flies and pages are 'filled when I si'r down lo Ieller wriI'ing. I-IEINZ FISCI-IER Elecfive Diesel engineering is going 'I'o be my work al' Wisconsin. FORREST FRANK Eleclive Wha+ Ihis world needs is more men 'leach- ers: 'IhaI s why I'm going fo be one. EARLE FLEMIN6 Eleclive I-low could The fair sex live wilhouf me? MELVIN IZREI-IAS Accounling Zingl Game! Sell Noi' only lime loul also The ball flies when I play 'rennisf' RICHARD GAJEWSKI Eleciive l infend lo supply wiih gas 'Ihose who have an urge Io sfep on ir. MABEI. EUTI-I Elec'rive When on all my sludies I close lhe gales, I open Ihe door Io dancing on ska+es. ELM ER GAJ EWSKY Elecrive Readin arlicles on science and drawin 1 . . . . g gy plans ol houses are my leisure lime BCIIVIIIGS. JOI-IN GALECKI Eleclive I made Ihe all-cily baslcelball Ieam, Bul l'd ralher play my a-cor-deem. JUNE GESKE Slenographic CoIlecI'ing oulsianding newspaper arlicles for my scrapbook occupies my spare lime. WALTER G-AIVIPKA EIecI'ive I spenl four years acquiring an educalion- yer never sfudied for if. DAVID GIBBENS Science AIThough my presenT cIieT is prinTer's ink, I hope To wax TaT on engineering. MARCELLA GILL EIecTive IT I could have my way, I would Travel every day! JOI-IN GLOYER EIecTive When The air Turns nippy I eagerly look Torward To days oT hunTing. SI-IIRLEY GRAFF Science My kingdom Tor a horse-a saddle horse- a bucking horse-or-a hobby horse. ELLEN GOLOJUCI-I EIecTive IT I can speed up, I'II be an auTomobiIe saleswoman yeT. EDWARD GQLLXNITZER EIecTive I didn'T win Briar Rose, buT I died TighTing. IRWIN GRAY EIecTive 'BoyI Do I know The ins and ouTs oT The inner oTTiceI FRANCES GROCHOWSKI EIecTive Much OT my leisure Time is spenT admiring one oT The gridiron heroes Trom aTar. DOROTHY GOEDE EIecTive I shall Type my way inTo The world oT business. GENE GROCI-IOLSKI EIecTive I'II chop Through To success, Taking a whack aT everyThing. STELLA GRAFF EIecTive Doing needle poinT, cross srifch, and French knoTs, I'm iusT an old-Tashioned girl. TI-IADDEUS GRONOWSKI EIecTive WiTh a comTorTabIe chair and a book by Dickens or Thackeray I am conTenT. ROMAN GRONTKOWSKI Accounhng AIThough you may noT believe IT, I inTend To work aTTer graduaTion. DOLORES GUTKOWSKI EIecTive When There's music on The air, iT seTs my TeeT To dancing. I-IENRY GUETZKOW English I came To school To be TaughT-noT To be given homework. LILLIAN l-IALVORSEN English To wear a uniform ol while ls whai l dream aboul each night HAROLD HALVORSEN Eleclive My one greal ambilion is To be my own boss. ERlKA HABISCH Eleclive My mosl' memorable experience was my four monlhs of school in Germany. DOROTHY HlN'lZ Eleclive l wanl lo be The daring young girl on 'lhe flying ice skalesf' Mfxneiia HEUP English Revenge is sweell So l am going 'ro be a school Teacher! LEll: HOLM Eleciive l am a viking, whal girl doesn'l know il? FRANK HORVATH Eleclive When 'lhe pins are in lhe alley l like lo bowl 'em over. JEANETTE JACOBS Eleclive To work in an office is whal' l plan, And caplure a boss as soon as l can. MlLDRED HOLZ Slenographic ln spile of all lhe cracks aboul Them, l'm one of lhose women drivers. ALRHONSE JANISZEWSKI Eleclive Allhough my name does noi suggesl Nelson Eddy, l hope my voice does. DOLORES JENl4lNS lfleclive Wi+h earphones round my head, I'Il slick plugs in and ou+. HENRY JANONlS Eleclive l ollen shool people-wilh my camera. ELDARAE JOHNSEN English Wonder of all wondersl l was chosen for The class play. RALPH JASKIE Eleclive l like dark rooms--lor developing pholo- graphs. DOROTHY JANUSZ Eleclive Swimming gives me vim, vigor, vilalily- and earachesf' EUNICE KELLER Eleclive As a librarian I shall delve among books fo my hearl's conlenlf' JEANETTE JOHNSON Eleclive Taking care of a bunch of bawling brals is music 'lo my 'lympanic membrane. BERT KAMKE Eleclive Symphonies pul me 'ro sleep: whereas hol orcheslras wake me up. HANNA KNEISEL Science Give me a Woman's Home Companion. ANTON KEMETZ Eleclive l'm going To be a 'loolball coach, so I can make olher fellas do push-ups. RUTH KLEINONN Science l'm going 'lo be 'rhe kincl of 'leacher who doesnll give much homework. RITA KLAPPA Eleclive l'm going 'lo work in an office 'ro make a name for myself. RAYMOND KLEIVIPEN Eleclive I'd sooner be me Than be right DOROTHY KLOSIEVVSKI Eleclive Since being a 'rimekeeper is my ambilion, I'll make il my business 'ro walch The clock. BERNARD KOETTING Science ln The balmy days ol spring I'm a bit of a balmy naI'uralis+. DORIS KUJATI-I English Some collecl bullerflies, perchance, Bu? all I wanl 'lo do is dance. ARTHUR KOPISCH Science 'llf lhings click wilh me, l'll be a Doclor ol Philosophy. I-IELEN KOSTECZKO English To dash lhrough exciled lhrongs in search of news-my sole ambilionlu GORDON KRATZAT Elechve When I am nol fishing or calching bugs, I am sleeping. REGINA KONCZAL Eleclive My one ambilion is +o play The game ol 'lypisl all lhe day. 4. JOHN KUTZ EIecTive My experience as assisTanT sTage manager To Mr. Sears remains in my memory. EDWARD KURYLO Science A governrnenT posiTion in WashingTon, D. C. is my idea oT siTTing preTTy. ALFRED KULINSKI EIecTive Who knows how Iong iT will be un+il some one manages me? RAY LADWIG Science I'm going To be of a diTTerenT Type. I'II own my own prinT shop. DOROTHY LEWANDOWSKI EIecTive I'II wow 'em when I go snooping Tor news. RICHARD LECUS Science I enioy aThIeTics from I::oTh The specTaTor's and The parTicipaTor's sTandpoinTs. DOROTHY LEE Engiish AIThough I wasn'T a Ieading lady, aT IeasT I was an undersTudy To one. ' EDWARD LECUS EIecTive I Iove To Travel, buT I'II never do iT in my modei airplanes. LENORE LEMBKE EIecTive I iusT Iove To play The ceIIo, And I Try To make iT meIIow. ROSE LOMBARDO To be a singer is my airng I hope ThaT I may rise To ROBERT LUEBKE Dashing down The gridiron, ning Touchdown in The '35 game. VIOLA LOEWENSTEIN I cram a volume oT Tun inTo CHESTER LUEDKE As a bookkeeper my IiTe wi chain oT Tiguresf' WALTER MAIERLE In my Ieisure Time I Iike To play goIT. NORMAN MAILAN DER IT someone were To give shouid consider if an hono STenographic Tame. IVIaThemaTics I made The win- SouTh-Bay View EIecTive an hour of IiTe. EIecTive II be an endless EIecTive bowl, sIcaTe, and Science me The bird, I F. BERNARD MALINOWSKI EIecTive I hope To make blue prinTs OT all my casTIes in The air. ESTI-IER IVIAU ElecTive I'm going To sew my way around The world. MARCELLA MARKIEWICZ EIecTive I have a Tunny hunch, A TypewriTer I shall punch. DOROTI-IY MITCHELL EIecTive I'II be The nurse. Who'II be The docTor? ROBERT MCDEI-ILE EIecTiVe Sod Tlies, balls are IosT'when I'm ouT golTing. RICHARD MERRILL Science IT sporTs were IucraTive, I'd be a million- - .. aire. LEANORE MYERS EIecTive My mosT memorable school experience was parTicipaTion in The oraforical conTesT. ROSEMARY MOODY Science As a member OT band I expecT To horn in on a Teaching career. EVELYN NADOLINSKI STenogra hic 9 I inTend To IiTT The burden OT worries from my employer by being his privaTe secreTary. BERNICE NAWROCKE Eleclrive AIThough slcaTing Takes up much OT my Time, I am a boolclover aT hearT. PEARL NELL EIecTive I blossom ouT on The dance Tloor because I don'T wanT To be a wall TIower. I-IELEN OSTAPOWSIQI EIecTive AII I need is a good swing orchesTra To seT my TeeT a-dancing. GERALDINE PEPLINSKI Science WhaT is more Thrilling Than waTchinq my gridiron hero brealc away Tor a Touchdown? EUGENE PETERSEN Science JusT a piece oT driTTwood on The sea oT IiTe -and all we? Too. IRENE PIECHOWSKI EIecTive 'WhaT's yours pIease?' This phrase will be Tamiliar To The cusTomers I serve. RUTI-I PONATI-I Slenographic My one ambilion is 'ro play a Iune, Bur I'll never do if if I cIon'+ learn soon. FRANK PRINCE Science ls lhere anylhing I can'l do? DOROTHY PRIEBE English To play an accordion is my one ambilion, Bul wha+'lI I do if people won'+ Iislen? GRACE REISS Elecrive 'Coaslinq down hills, hiking Jrhrough woods, Ihese fill me wilh a zesl for living! DOROTHY REESE English A bachelor maid by compulsion, a school leacher by choice. GENE RIEMENSCI-INEIDER Eleclive I'm a very candid fellow-when I Talce picluresf' ALICE ROBINSON ' Science Gen'rlemen prefer blondes. Oh, 'lor a genllemanlu RUTI-I RYSTICKEN Eleclive To be a cool, efficient infallible secrefary is my highesl ambiI'ion. ETI-IEL ROSEAN Eleclive I poise my hand, dip 'rhe pen, And whal do I wrile? Rosean R. N. GLADYS RUCK Science I'II need palience while wailing for palienlsf' WALTER RUIVIPEI. Eleclive Every inch a man and an afhlefe, Iha'r's mel JEANETTE ROGALA Eleclive l'm going lo polish my Polish and read up on my rheforicf' NORBERT SCI-IATTSCI-INEIDER Elechve I lalce 'Io wafer like a fish, buf I play qolf like a dub. MAYMIE SANDOWSKI Eleclive I lilce 'ro wrile shorl slories and 'fell Tall ones. JUNE SCI-IERBARTI-I Eleclive I spenl 'rhree happy years in 'Ihe library, dislurbing Ivliss Schrnidlf' KENNETH SCHROEDER MaThemaTics Time flies, buT Tor Three years llve been beaTinq Time in The band. MARION SCHMIDT English I love To waTcl-I all kinds oT sporT, Especially since my hearT's in porT, KATHLEEN SCHMITT Elecfive My plans Tor The TuTure are To see The world -noThing barred buT hungry cannibalsf' DOROTHY SCHOOES ElecTive ATTer passing iniTiaTion TesTs and Trials, I Tinally became an assisTanT scouT leader. JANET SCHULTZ Slrenographic All my breaTh has gone wiTh The wind Trom playing in The band and woodwind guinTeT. KENNETH SCHLOERKE ElecTive I didn'T even geT a chance To kiss The heroine in The class play. BERNICE SCHULZ English l'm iusT anoTher one who's gooTy abouT piano playing. HOWARD SCHUTZ Science When l announce The Armour program, You can say you knew ThaT sTar ham. LA VERNE SCHWARTZ STenographic l iusT love To squeeze-an accordion. JOSEPHINE SPERA ElecTive When The music sTarTs To swing, whoa ho, baby, whoa ho ho! EVELYN SMITH STenographic To me There's noThing halT so nice As skaTing on a pond oT ice, HELEN SIEMION English l Travel lnTo a land oT advenTure via The Book Zephyr. MARY STANISZEWSKI Slrenographic Give me a good orchesTra and a Big Apple. MARGERY STEWART ElecTive Large buTTons, small buTTons, preTTy buT- Tons, or odd buTTons, l collecT Them all. JOHN STANNY EleCTive l have a book oT posTaqe sTamps which is licking good. RAY SZMANIA Science ScarleT Tanaqers, meadow larks, orioIes- I spend my Time haunTinq Their habiTaTs. EUGENE SZYINAAIXISKI EIecTive I don'T like dark alleys-Tor bowling. I-IEINZ TEICI-IMANN Manual arTs Now I'm building casTles in The aim some day They may be grounded. WILLIAM TINGER EIeCTive I had a greaT Time playing second Tiddle. DON UNKE EIecTive ATTer qraduaTion I shall puTTer around wiTh micromeTers and Turbines. LILLIAN VOGELGESANG Elechve KniT Two, purl Two. No, I'm noT balmy- only kniTTing. SYLVESTER WALKER EIecTive I'd like To work Tor The qovernmenlq buT I'II never go To China. ' HARRY WENDORE ElecTive Memorable experience? Sure-when SouTh losT The relay and The meeT by half a TooT. ALLEN VAN NATTA MaThemaTics All sweeT sounds and harmonies Till me wiTh deliqhT. ALICE VVALSI-I Science Oh, To become The Lady wiTh The Lamp and Then-The lady wiTh The TesT Tubes! ELEANORE WYBORSKI EIecTive As a cook I'II bowl 'em over wiTh myisoupf' JULIA WILDT EIecTive My only ambiTion is To be an English Teach- er-a good one. Ed. noTe: We hope, JACK WRIGHT ElecTive My mosT memorable school experience will be qraduaTion. JANET WALLRATI-I ElecTive Crisp leTTuce, luscious pineapple--I'm never happier Than when I'm cooking. HAROLD WI-IITE EIecTive In The TuTure I plan To Take up Truckin'- on a dance Tloor. MARY WYLIE Eleclive Every Salurday aflernoon saw me keeping siep wilh lhe band. ALEXANDER WYSOCKI English Cas'lles in Spain are lumbling down, bul l'll build all lhe new ones. GERALDINE ZlSK Eleclive To pound a fypewriler is my ambish, To gain a secrelarial posishf' MARY ZAGER Eleclive Music in my ear, dancing in my feel, bowl- ing wilh my hand, whal' else can l en+real? ROBERT ZINSMEISTER Malhemalics School work was nolhing in comparison 'lo pleasure gained as sporls edilor of lhe Cardinal. MARIAN ZNOROSKI English My leisure lime is speni in pondering over Miss Foelske's books and vocabulary. MAY COLEMAN Eleciive Measuring, mixing, mellinq subsfances over a blue 'flame-Cooking? No! Chemislryf' HENRIETTA SAWINSKI Eleclive X A kick, a flip, a flop. Why noi? l'r's all l W in skafingf' N LORETTA SAWINSKI Elechve f A Life whizzes by when l'm roller skafingf' ai- y l i l l lOl JUNE 5+ :ey Rogowsn J ne Knasznsia Frank Nencki M mes Tyborsky FEBRUARY Edward Kurylo Henry Danielczyk AnTon KemeTz Margie Heup Edna Darnerau THE CLASS COMMISSION SelecTing The class giTT, arranging The dances, assisTing wiTh The senior revue, and planning The bangueT are a Tew OT The varied duTies OT The class commission. Perhaps no evenT in The senior year is awaiTed wiTh more an- TicipaTion Than The 'Farewell dinner. The commission, in coniuncTion wiTh Tac- uTTy advisers, deTermines The Time, The piace, and The program OT enTerTain- menT, which make This evenT a Thing OT Treasured memory Tor aTT who aTTend. arvin G-roTh T02 WILLIAM ALLWARDT Eleclive I spend muclw lime in seeking leisure lime. ROLAND ABRAIVIS Science 'Il know all llie answers. Ask me anyllwingf' Ed. nole: Blow, blow, lllou winler wind. ESTI-IERE ANDERSEN Eleclive I'm nol alraid lo lry any sporl excepl loolballq il's loo rough. LEONA BANKER Eleclive I'm a candid kid willw my camera. DOROTHY BAUER Eleclive In llne lulure I will make olaservalions as a Ioeau-licianf' JAMES BARR Malliemalics Once I was Iwappy, bul now lorlorng Four years ol Iwigli sclwool now are all gorn. ROBERT BEI-ILING Eleclive I'm going lo Green Bay lo cul-nol capers bul slleel melalf' BEATRICE BENSKE Eleclive I was a loyal baskelball lan. ELLA BELLIS Englisli I like loolball games, Ioul I like loolball players even more. RAY BERENDT Eleclive I am inleresled in avialion and may devole my lile lo il. AUDREY BEROMANN Eleclive I slick lo my lavorile indoor sporl-cl-sewing gum. CHESTER BIEDRZYCKI Eleclive When I made llie grade willw my grades, I was conlenlf' ERVIIXI BIELAWSKI Science Two B's in my life-Ioaskelloall and Bealricef' WILLIS BINTZ Eleclive Because I always gel inlo llie rough, goll is my pel peeyef' V .IOSEPI-IINE BLACZI-IOWIAK Eleclive AIll1ougli I enioy roller skaling and dancing, my specially is a comlorlalole chair and a magazine. EMILY BLANAS Sienographic I was 'rhe loquacious and bossy Kaiy in The class play. MARGUERITE BLIXT English The grealesl shock in my life-a passing mark in bookkeeping. EMILY BOEING Sienographic My biggesl concern for ihe fulure is geiiing a iob in a big concern. ELINOR BOI-IM Eleclive Speaking of big, happy families, my ninlh grade class was one. JUNE BOERS English Be if kiddies or debales-l'm Forum. DOLORES BOLAND Slenographic I love playing Iennis and fennis players! SOP!-IIE BORKOWSKA Sienographic Love Iorly, and I don'I' mean on Jrhe Jrennis courl only. RALPI-I BROWNLEE English Because I'm a siamp collecfor, I hope folks will puf ihe slamp of approval on me. RU-II-I BOROWIAK English I love Io dance-buf noi alone. HOWARD BREITZMAN Eleclive I wanl Io be a Sinbad, bul l'm noi very naufical. I'm iusi nice. JACQUELYN BORIK Eleciive l'm going io wash and iron women's hair. I hope fhey don? frel aboul fhe pleaisf' ERWIN BU DZISZ Elechve I am happiesl when I am making loaskels- in ihe gym. FRANK BUKIEWICZ Eleciive My pigeons race while I enioy bar-bell ' work. A BILLIE BURT Eleclive Readin', wriI'in', and 'ril'hmeIic, all of you can ieachg since I like Io ialk so much-I'll specialize in speech. SYLVESTER BUSALACCKI Eleclive I was only a spark in The Resiless Flame. EUGENIA CESARZ Eleclive My mosl memorable school experience is nol a was, bul a will be-gradualionf' DORIS CLEMENCE Slenographic Since I wanl lo leach classical dancing, I lhinlc swing is iusl a lol ol ballel-hoo. VIOLA COLLINS English I really wouIdn'l mind being a privale secrelarylu LOGENE CRIGGER English l'd love lo slarl lhe wee lhings on lheir way lo Soulh Division. LEWIS CIESIELSKI Eleclive I plan lo lravel-in lhe Ieasl expensive way. RAYMOND CONE Manual arls l found my experiences wilh lhe Yannigan loolball leam mosl inlereslingf' JEANEIIE CONSTANTINE Elecliye Vlfhen lhey need a movie crilic, l hope lhey lurn lhe spollighl on me. ROBERT COOPER Science In my crib and as I age, my lavorile will ever be Cribbage. LA VERNE CZERWINSKI Eleclive The only sororily l'll be inleresled in is lhe Digga Uppa Dalaf' l-IELEN CZERWINSKI Accounling I shall slrive lor bul one lhing-lhe realiza- lion ol my dreams. ERVIN CZAJA Eleclive My idea ol somelhing novel is reading books. RUTI-IE CYGANEK English I was dared lo shalce hands wilh good ole Cobie, and I did. LEONARD CIEZKI Eleclive Lel lhe lair lady win my lainl hearl is my mollo. SYLVIA CZAJKOWSKI Eleclive I lilce lo snap foolball players when lhey can'l snap back. RAYMOND CZERNIAKOWSKI Eleclive l'm nol a bloclchead lhough l'm inleresled in lrees. I-IARRIET DARGO Elecrive l'm a hillbilly singer. I play on guiiar slrings and on hearf slringsf' VIOLET DIBBERT Eleciiye Boy, did I like feelsballln EUGENE CZEZNIEJEWSKI Eleciive I'II be rippin' up Io Ripon. JOSEPHINE DZIENISZEWSKI Eleclive I infend Io be a good scoul'-leader. STANLEY DUDON Eleciive I wam' +0 wrife fhe news-noi make if. DOROTHY DORSZYNSKI English Girl wifh nolebook and pencil, I scurry hifher and yon giving our Cardinal assign- menlsf' EUNICE EDLUND Eleciive I shall always remember my school daze. ARLEEN ENGBRING Eleclive Did I fall hard-when I fell down Iwo lilighfs of slairs a+ Sou'Ih. SUSAN DORAN Eleclive My 'favoriie gem is 'the baseball diamond. RUTH EIGNER Science l'II be an old maid-live alone and like i'I. WILBUR EATON Elecfive I look io music when I was advised Io Jrooi my own horn. EVELYN DUERR Eleciive I wanl +o be a Duerr of +hings. EDWARD ERICKSON Eleclive I like 'ro 'rake myself for a ride in my leisure lime. ALICE DYKAS Eleclive Good 'friends are my heppiesl memory of SouIh. WILBERT ERDMANN Eleclrive I never lei my school aciivifies inlerliere wiih my homework. WILLIAM FARKAS EIecIive I received The Iinoleum medal for 'raII sfory +eIIing. RUTH EVANICH Maihemaiics I infend fo ioin The whife parade in a schooI of nursing. MAURICE FITZGERALD Science One Thing can rouse me. lI's The call of The open road. LORRAINE FRICKER sienographic I was one of The resfIess in The Resfless FIame. KATHLEEN FINLEY EIecIive Believe if or noi, I wani 'ro Ise a good wife and n'1o'rher. V JANE EISKE EIec'rive I'm noi' a saiIor, buf The high C's are righf in my Iine. LORRAINE FARNESS I EIec'I'ive A'Hending movies, ice ska+ing, and dancing keep me from becoming a Iady of Ieisure. BARNEY EITAS Science Once I spenf a whole affernoon wifh Mr. Coblenfz in his office. He won. MARIAN FORTE EIecIive I adore 'rhe frills and +hriIIs of opera. FLORENCE FRANKLIN Maihemaiics For me Thanksgiving day will always mean my play. MARTHA EURMANSKI EIeC'rive The greafesf pole vauI+ on record was my spec1'acuIar Ieap from Pulaski 'ro a seai in Af' BETTY BUDD FEURI6 I English I'm going Io be an Engiish Teacher, buf noi forever! CLAYTON FOX EIecIive I'II follow my brush around. BEATRICE ERITSCH EIecIive I Think my singing is good. My famiiy disagrees. KATHRYN GIORDANO EIecIive I may become an office clerk or a sales cIerk, buf my ambifion is a mail clerk. I IO7 RUTH GROSSKREUZ Elecfive Once I was Julief and fell hard for my Romeo-down fhe ladder. ALICE GLINKA Science I don'f like fo spend my fime doing nofhingf' GENEVIEVE I-IAIZTARSKI Elecfive Wifh a playboy from Broadway and a peni- house on Park avenue l'd be confenlf' ESTHER GNIOT Sfenographic Bigger and beffer beaufies will be my conf friburion fo mankind. WILLIAM GORMLEY English My hobby is work: my enioymenfs, pho- fography and iokingf' PEARL GLADE Elecfive My educafion is a failure. I never learned fo disfinguish a green freshy from a mossy senior. DANIEL GROSZ Elecfive 'llnferesfed in woodworkl Jusf a chip off The old block. SYLVIA GROSZ Elecfive I go fo movies so much, Clark Gable and Roloerf Taylor sfop fhe performance fo say Hello. MARVIN GROTH Elecfive I may look shy, louf, oh, my! LA VERNE HANKE Elecfive My diary? The Cardinal weekly of course. HOWARD GLOYER Elecfive If's beffer fo give fhan fo receive, and I'm here fo help you be bef'I'er. RUTH HARRIS English If I can r mix medicines, I'II mix sodas. RUTH HARDINA English I delighf in faking shofs af people-candid camera shofs, fhaf is. MARY GRZESZCZAK Accounfing Keeping my dafes is good pracfice for my vocalion-loookkeepingf' ELMER I-IAUENSTEIN Elecfive As a chemisf my sfarf may be my finish. LORRAINE I-IOLTZ EIecTive I wish ThaT all my hiqh school days had been a WinTer Cruise. RAYMOND I-IEJDAK EIecTive The sTaTe meeT was meaT Tor me. I-IAZEI. I-IENRICKS Science Maybe I play The accordion because I like To squeeze. ERNA I-IOLM EIecTive I love ArT and qyml MARY JABLONOWSKI ElecTive To be prepared Tor mariTal Ioliss I'm geTTinq my TarqeT pracTice now. I-IARRY JAECK ElecTive I inTend To dedicaTe my Ioiq TeeT To The police force. DOROTI-IY I-IORIGAN ElecTive Now I have paTience, buT some day I'll have paTienTs. ELEANOR JANUS EIecTive Was I seeing double when I saw a nineTy- nine on my ariThmeTic exam? CLEMENT JABLONSKI Science My hearT beaTs in Tune and in Time wiTh The whirr oT an elecTric moTor. GERALDINE I-IONRATI-I EIecTive I couldn'T Take my piano To TooTball games, buT my accordion served The purpose. BEULAI-I HENDERSON ElecTive A loaf oT Ioread, a iug oT wine, and Thou beside me. Ed. noTe: Me? Waddayamean me? RICHARD JACI-IOWICZ English Ed. commenT: LiTTle Dickie sTuclc in his Thumb, Pulled ouT an arT iobg made Things hum! FLORENCE JAKUBOWSKI iSTenographic l'm noT usually puqiIisTic, yeT I like To punch a TypewriTer. GEORGE JANECEK EIecTiye STaTT commenT: Georgie-porqie is a qreaT guy! Made us qrind and seniors buy. EVEI.YN JANKOWSKI ElecTive I'lI Tell The world-once I sang a solo in assembly A. PEARL JAWORSKI Eleclive I love lo dance, especially wilh him. PHYLLIS JASIECKI Slenographic I'm a colleclor ol wish-you-were-here cards. RUTH JAZDZEWSKI Eleclive Give me a largel, bul clon'l expecl me lo hil lhe bull's eye. LILLIAN KASPAR Eleclive I would like 'ro be a lelephone operalor, so I can gel everybody's number. HELEN KALLIES Eleclive I wrile poelry, buf my rnaslerpieces never gel beyond 'rhe wasle paper baslcelf' FRANCES JENKO Eleclive Il is a lashion wilh me lo loolc al' fashions. M W 'ifaiffal RUTH ANN KANTER Eleclive As 'rhe beller hall ol a missionary, I shall leach lhe healhen in Africa. MAE KAPPEL Eleclive Tennis is a swell raclcel if you know how To swing il. DOROTHY JENKINS Eleclive I loil nol, neilher do I spin. I iusl dance. ELEANOR KATORSKI Eleclive I plan lo wear our shoe lealher Tramping lhe slreels lor a iobf' DOLORES KASZA Slenographic My plan lor lhe lulure: To marry lhe boss's son. DOLORES KATZENMILLER Eleclive Wool, wool! My lavorile hobby is dogs. FRANCES KAZMIERAK Modern language I wanl 'ro be one ol Two lhings-a prelly nurse or a goocl leacherf' KENNETH KIENZLE Science I have lound a new heroe-David Garriclq by name. ELEANOR KITKOWSKI Eleclive Plans lo me are as changeable as lhe wealherf' JLJJ MARION KLINGSPORN Elecilive I had a lol oi fun sliding down a bannisler un'riI Ieacher saw me. ADALINE KLINKOSCI-I English I'm nol supersiilious, buf I spend many hours hunling for Iour-leaf cloversf' ROBERT KLIEI: Science My leisure lime is Iaken up wilh dear hunl- ing on Milchell sIreeI. JANE KNASINSKI Eleclive Ed. commenf: CongraIuIa+ions on your many achievemenI's. I-IARRY KIXIOBLAUCI-I English II: a+ Iirsl you don? succeed, +ry and gel a drag. I-IELEN KOTOWSKI Eleclive I don'I' ask for much, iusl 'ren pins aI' a lime. DAGNEY KOCIAN Eleclive The eyes have if. I like To read and waich Ihe movies. WANDA KOLTUNSKI Slenographic Reading murder, myslery, or deieclive books gives my hair a nalural kink. KENNETH KONKE Malhernalics He who laughs Iasl is a dope lor wailing so long. LUCILLE KOLODZEK Slenographic Mama, oh mama, I wanl 'the baker's boy. MARY KORCZYNSKI Slenographic I'd like 'ro be a lover's delight JEANETTE KO-IECKI English OodIes of arlicles, pasle, and scissors keep my scrapbook filled. LOUISE KOWALEWSKI Eleclive 'llusl' because I sing 'ro myself doesn r mean I falk Ihrough my bonneif' RUTI-I KLUMB Slenographic Yes, I do enioy spending my spare Time. JEROME KOTOWSKI Eleclive My heari did a series of somersaulls when I mel' my dream walking. LAONA KRAUSE STenographic I TeIT ThaT The Top had been reached when I was given a seaT in A. ELEANORA KRIEWALDT EIecTive I'm going To geT inTo women's hair, and noT because oT men eiTher. ARTI-IUR KOZMINSKI EIecTive Shadow boxing is my TavoriTe pasTime. I Tound The shadow can'T hif back. RICHARD KRAUSE Science I advocaTe speech as a required subied in The high schooI curricuIum. NORMA KRIE6 EIecTive Remember, Norma, courTing is noT essenTiaI To courT reporTing. BERNICE KRAJNIAK EIecTive AT presenT I'm composing a Iove song-on The piano! DOROTHY KRYSZEWSKI I have so much OT The wo afraid To Tread on iT. I-IARRIET LAIKEN May day is my day. EDWARD KUKUVICI-I I I find romance in Tigures. LORRAINE KUSPA I Iove To dip inTo books and en in romance. IRENE LAKE EngIish rId before me, I'm Elecfive IvIaThemaTics EIecTive guIT myself Science In my Ieisure Time I swing iT eiTher on The TIoor or on The piano. GRACE LAN DRE STenographic How hungry I was ThaT TirsT d couIdn'T Tind The caTeTeriaI ROBERT LACHMUND You shouId have seen me sTruT avenue, New York, wiTh The Legion drum corps. FLORENCE KU RU DZA I seT up my screen idoIs in a scrapbook, CHESTER KUCZYNSKI Don'T be shocked aT waTT I was-:T eIecTricaI engineer. ay when I MaThemaTics down FiTTh EIecTive EIecTive To be-an JOY LARKIN ElecTive My greaTesT Thrill was The WinTer Cruise. Oh buoy! RALPH LASSA Science Love all, love one, in Tennis and in privaTe liTe. BETTY LOESCI-I ElecTive Nobody knows The Trouble I had Tinding The elevaTor on my TirsT day aT school. ALLEN LORBIECKI English l'd like To fill an idler's shoes, And iusT be able To snooze and snooze. ELAINE LESHOK EleCTive My mosT memorable school experience was The Time my TooTball hero smiled aT me. REUBEN LANGE Science I hope To be a draTTsman if I can keep my mind on The righT kind oT Tigures. RUTH LEI-IWALD STenographic My hobby was playing The piano even Though I losT my keys. ROBERT LARSEN Science I was TaughT ThaT one man can have only one girl. This is known as MonoTony. LILA LATI-IROP Science Oh, Tudgel I-low I adore Thee! IVIARIAN LLIEDTKE English My hobbies are purely domesTic, dressmak- ing, cooking-and eaTing. MARGARET LARA ElecTive Seeing my name in The Cardinal weekly was my biggesT +hrill. EDWARD LONTKOWSKI English Give me a book To read, and don'T disTurb me Tor The resT oT The day. ETI-IEL MACIEJEWSKI I-lisTory I goT The Thrill oT my liTe when I opened my TirsT Cardinal Annual. LOUIS MACIEJEWSKI ElecTive AlThough I am no angel, l'd like To Tly. JOSEPH LUKOWSKI Science I like sTamp collecTing- Ed. noTe: Yeh, we play posT-oTTice, Too. J Ii T I-IELEN MANCI-IUK EIeCTive I love To lead-on The dance Tloorf' I-IELEN MATUSZEWSKI Slrenographic Boys are my TavoriTe pasTime. RALPI-I J. MACIEJEWSKI ACc0unTing PainTing in oils oTher Than The banana varieTy is my peT diversion. CAROL MALLORY ElecTive AT our school hop I acTualIy danced wiTh ThaT raresT oT creaTures-a boy. CECILIA MASAKOWSKI STenographic I enioyed marching in The morning parade. RALPI-I T. MACIEJEWSKI Ele-cTive l shall be an accounTanT. You see, I iusT love To puT Things on accounT. MARY MAREK STenographic I wanT To be an inTerior decoraTor. S-IceTch IT? ROYAL MANEGOLD Science I'II always bless The day I meT ThaT darli- haired IiTTIe Trick. VIOLET MARKETIC English People Tell me The poeTry I wriTe is geTTinq verse and verse. RUTI-I MARONN English No one had To prompT me To prompT The class play. ROBERT MALSACK EIecTive l'm The boy wiTh The drum. Ed. noTe: BeaT iT. GREGORY MARTIN Science When DuponT needs a chemical engineer, l'II be ready. DOROTHY MALECKI EIeCTive I'm iusT a IiTTle iiTTer bug and love To do my swing sTuTT. MARGARET MATYSIAK LaTin I shall never TorgeT The paniclcy Teeling I had when I sang Tor The LaTin club. DANIEL MAZUREK EIecTive My mosT memorable experience has noT yeT ' occurred-buT I'm sTilI hoping. JANET NADOLSKI Eleclive l like lo do needlework. Sew l make my own dresses. MARVIN MIKSCI-I Eleclive Seeing my iirsf lheme prinfed in The Carcli- nal was my mosf memorable experience. MARY McCOY Science My plans for lhe fufure are as vague as a mirage skelched wifh invisible ink on cellophanef' ROSE MERCURlO Eleclive I'd like To scrap, buf in a scrapbook. 6ElXlEVlEVE MECl-lA EleCl'iVe I always had lime for a fhrilling baskelball game. CARL MCELRONE Eleclive l have bummed for four years: now l will gel To work, ALBERT MILLER Eleclive From my lilfle 'loresfry lookoul I'II gaze over fhe +ree+ops. MARY MODORY English l did The senior snaps buf always lremblecl lesl lhey'd snap back. MARGARET MICl-lALAK Eleclive l never knew unfil I came fo Soulh fhal pig Tails could be so impor'l'ani. CECILIA MURAWSKI Eleclive Filling my scrapbook wirh carloons absorbs mosi of my lime, CLEMENS MROTEK Eleclive l'll fly rhrough lhe air wifh 'lhe grearesl of ease in an airplane, nor on a Trapeze. DELFIN NADOLSKI Science Monopoly monopolizes me. EVELYN MOEN Slenographic Swank and swagger will be my syell dress shop. GENEVIEVE MROCZKOWSKI Slenographic Some clay I would like 'ro fall-info rhe lap of luxury. ERVIN MUSOLE Elecrive Milwaukee lhealers, here l come. I wan? To be an usher. LENORE OLDENBURG Slenographic I love diamonds in rings and in baseball. ESTI-IER NAPIERALSKI Science For spills and 'lhrills l'll 'rake roller skalingf' MARY NORAGER Eleclive My mind slrays lo office work, bul' l've qol a feelin' il's loolin'. RAY NELSON Science l'm lhe only Swede who ever kissed lhe Blarney slone. CLARA NOWAKOWSKI Science My big day arrived when l enlered lhe porlals of Soulh, a gradualinq senior. CHESTER NAPIENTEK Eleclive Ed. commenfr The king ol Arls, he wove all paris of This greal book logelherf' ELEANOR OESTER Eleclive I wanl lo 'rake diclalion as a secrelary and dish il our as a wife. GRACE NOWAK Slenographic v Are you your sisfer or are you you? SYLVIA NOWAK Slenographic Are lhere any more al home like you? RICHARD NOWAKOWSKI Science I spend much lime poking and prodding llowers in my garden. RUTH NEACY English I like baskelsg I like balls: l like baskelballf' CHESTER NOWICKI Eleclive Mel'huselah? Bah! I spenl six lhousand years in a hislory class. JEAN ODLE English l spend my lime swimming in summer, skal- ing in winler, and lalking anylimef' FRANK NENCKI Malhemalics Ed. commenf: Your honors were surpassed only by your modeslyf' JUNE NEUMAN Eleclive Like a graceful mermaid from 'rhe deep I swam in lhe Girl Reserve swimming rneelf' EVELYN OLECKI Slenographic To lry wrilinq nofes al' Soulh is 'lollyl I ouqhl' lo know, AGNES OLSZEWSKI s+enOgrapmC AI 'lirsl if was bow day, buf now if is beau's day. VIRGINIA OLSEN English Revenqel When I am a feacher, I'II keep an exlra supply of red pencils. IVIILDRED OLSON Eleclive I-lowls my leisure lime aclivily?-Jusl sew, sew. STANLEY PAPPAS Accounling A'II'er my firsl dance all Ihe qirl friends shied away from my Ierpsichorean prowess. SIYALVIIA QLENICZAK Eleclive l'II wear my sole oul dancing. I-IARRIET ORZECI-IOVVSKI Eleclive Chivalry isn'I dead. I know whaf Io do wilh my kniqhlsf' PEARL ORLOWSKI Slenographic I've always sludied hard and never looked for dales excepf on calendars. IRENE ORDANEPF Eleclive I like many sporls, buf mosl of all I like walking. JEANNETTE ORZECHOWSKI Eleclive I wanl Io help Ihose who can? help Ihem- selves. SYLVIA PACI-IOLSKI Science I'm always hilfinq a new high when I play lennisf' LILLIAN OLSON Eleclive I like roller skalinq if I don? roll loo far. LUCILLE PAISCI-IEWITZ Slenographic Some day I will furn my hobby info a pay- ing proposilion in Hollywood. EVELYN PAWLOWSKI Eleclive When I firsl came To Soulh, I look each Iurn for The worse. BOLESLAUS PARZYCK Eleclive I saw lighl when I sfruck oul' lo save malch covers. VIRGINIA PETEREK Eleciive I spend mosl ol my leisure Time reading good books and frying To colleci lamous ones. SI-IIRLEY PETERSON Science My layorile hobby is knilling, because I love purlsf' ALBENA PEPAN English Ed. commenl: She excels each morlal lhinq Upon I'he dull earlh dwelling. RUTI-I PETERSEN English My arilhrnelical abilily ceases al len. I' a boxing 'lanI GORDON PHILLIPS Eleciive I don r approve of war even if I was sergeanl'-a'l-arms in 'rhe German club. CORINNE PUERNER Eleclive My lavorile zooloqical specimen is Ihe bookwormf' REGINA PIOTROWSKI Accounling I inlend Io keep books bul only as a book- keeper. ADELINE PILACI-IOWSKI Science Ii my lirsl Cardinal Annual was a lhrill, whal will lhis one bel EDWARD PLAUTZ Accounling C.P.A. or W.P.A., l'lI work hard al eilherf' ALINE PLEIXINES Eleclive Lei me leach you The accordion according lo your Ialenlsf' STELLA PRIZWAN Science On I'he mal il's calch-as-calch-can. In school you'II calch il anyway. FRANK POPA Science Even as a freshman I longed lorgradualionf' FELICE PICI-IALSKI Eleclive Once I look a senior's seal in A. Was he chagrinedll' RUTI-I RADDAIZ Eleclive I like lo wrile poelry, bul I'm beller al coquelryf' MEKO RADOMSKI Eleclive Some day l'II be a chip oil The old block- in DacI's laclorylw I m PATRICIA RAKOWSKI Eiecfive I aIways win when I play bridge--The booby prize. I-IARVEY REID Iviaihemaiics I shooi equaiiy weII wiih camera or gun. ETI-IEL RODENBECK EIec'rive I Iong To hear Ihe siIence of hospiIaI cor- ridors. ORVILLE RICHARDS English WheIher iI's in baseball or debaie, I man- age Io drive home a point ERIKA REIIVIER Engiish Sfaif commeni: Ricky, Ricky, cuie-buf IrickyI ALOIS RICK Accouniing My years aI Souih are very memorable. FRED REIK Maihemaiics I give a whoop, Then sail my sloop. Ahoy! EVELYN ROSGA EIeciive I flop when I skaie, Hai when I sing, bu? Iilirf when I dance. STANLEY ROGOWSKI Engiish I'd like Io gef a seaf on Ihe bench by Iawful means. FREDERICK RYSER Science Like my Iaiher I'II be an ari' deaIer. I+'s a 'Frame-up iobf' .IEANETTE ROSKOCI-IA 'I EIecIive I Iove Ihe chill produced by a cold-biooded murder sioryf' I-IAROLD RUSCI-I I-Iisrory When I play basebaII, Babe Ruih becomes iusi a candy bar. TI-IERESE ROZMUS Elecrive Even+uaIIy, I'II be looking afier a man-as a privaie secreiaryf' VIOLET RYBENSKI Science AIIer an opera, lead Ihe way io a boxing maI'ch. LORRAINIE RYBACK Sienographic I foe dance, buf on my parIner's Toes. 1 fi nf I I f a'1 , ' '2 Eff fm f 9 V I ,f K, I . JOYCE SCI-IAUER EIecTive I screwed up my courage To Try ouT Tor The revue, buT I IosT my nerve. ELLIOTT SCI-IIVIID-I' EIecTive I'm good aT counTinq kerneIs oT corn. Wanna buy a duck? OLGA SAK EIecTive I may be a Sak, buT noT an empfy one. NICHOLAS SCI-IILZ AccounTing IT I can own my own concern, I'II mind my own business. ELEANOR SAIVIOLINSKI EIecTive I have my ups and downs aT The roIIer rink. CARL SCI-ILUETER Science I Think I'II go To-work. ELEANOR SCI-IREIBER STenographic I-Iow I sizzIed when I saT on a hoT sTeam pipe! RAYMOND SCI-IOENSEE EIecTive How I Iove The open road! Nov schmoz ka pop. SELMA SCI-INOLL EngIish EnqIish is such good sTuTT Thai' I'd like To Teach iT. BLANCI-IE SCI-IUL-IZ Science I dream days insTead oT niqhTs. MARY JANE SCI-IUETZ EIecTive To me Indian lore and legends are The I:JreaTh of IiTe. FRANCIS SCI-IREINER EIecTive IT I can scoop up enough news, I'II be a reporTer. DANIEL SCI-IULTZ Music Tuba or noT Tuba! GLORIA SCI-IWICI-ITENBEIQG EIecTive I direcTed a play once. Was iT my TauIT ThaT The acTors didn'T acT? GILBERT SEARING EIecTive I peddle IaoTh my papers and my bike. I-IELEN SIELSKI Eleclive I inlend lo be a while cap, buf noi a-lop a wave. JACOB Sl-IANBERGE Science I like Iellinq Things slide-especially The 'rrornbonef' ALICE SKIBSKI Eleclive Losl-one liriqhiened Ireshie in The corridors of Soulhf' MILDRED SLIVKA Eleclive l'd love fo ride a lnilce morninq, noon, and night ETHEL SKRGBACKI Eleclive l'm on The Royal Road fo Romance. RAYMOND SLQWINSKI Eleclive l'lI ioin The navy and see The world. WINONA SMITH Slenoqraphic l'm qoinq lo gel' under someones slcin when I begin lo operale on beaulyf' REUBEN SNARTEMO Malhemalics Thoughis for The lufure: college, medical school, and Then-social securilylu CHRISTINE SMITH Eleclive l like 'ro answer Telephone calls, boys. BETTY SONGSTAD Hislory My plan is To be a nurse or an assisfanl moriicianf' Ed. nolez Geliinq 'em before and aller, eh? STELLA STANISZEWSKI Malhemalics l'lI probably leach malhemafics unfil I have rheumaficsf' TI-IADDEUS STAWICKI Eleclive Since il pays lo adveriise, I'm all for pay adverlisinqf' NORBERT STEEANIAK Accounling I gol my examinalion hours mixed. Ed. nole: Talce The Cardinal weelcly. ESTHER STIKA Slenoqraphic I never knew one could lilce piqiails so well. HENRY STEMPKOWSKI Eleclive I chose fumbling as a preparafion for aerobaficsf' RUTH STORM EIecTive IT aT TirsT I don'T succeecl, I sing, sing, again. LAWRENCE STOBBE EIecTive IT's IoTs of Tun To graduaTe, buT iT's The iob-hunTing I haTe. MILDRED STOLTMAN smogfaphie Once I made a greaT discovery ThaT some Teachers can cuT up iusT like kids. STEPHANIE STRASZEWSKI English I don'T know To which TermiTe I'II succumb, The sTage bug or The bookwormf' RALPH SURDYK Science I wanT To reap my TorTune in The medical Tieldf' LEONA STREICH STenographic A greener Treshman Than I, never grew aT SouTh Division. LAWRENCE SWAN EIecTive I plan To sTucIy insecTs. buT I'II have no Truckin' wiTh The love bug. MARGARET SZEWIECKI EIeCTive I'Il puT new wrinkles inTo The beauTy shop business! STANLEY SZMANDA HisTory I like recreaTion wiTh a punch: ThaT's why I pracTice seIT-deTense. ROBERT TAFT EIecTive I can'T help being good looking. Think noThing of iT, girls! MILDRED TESKE EIecTive A sewing machine girl sees The seamy side OT IiTe. A-hem. HENRY SZYMKOWSKI Eleclrive When Singing Sam reTires. l'II be The warbling salesman. FRANK THEISEN EIecTive Having my panTs paTched by a counTry school principal remains Toremosi' in my memory. GRACE TESCHNER English Woman is The mosT 'favored domesTic animal. I am Tor domesTiciTy. ROBERT THESSIN EIecTive I am a GreaT Lover-oT books and Iol- lipopsf' ES-lil'-IER TOMCZAK Slenographic I like lo bowl buf nol when The ball pulls me down lhe alley. LUCILLE TRAIBER V Eleclive Lei il be known lhal l like rhylhmlu PATRICK TRACY Eleclive ln June l'm sure l'll go on my way: l've counled my credils and know I won'l' slay! MARGARET TRUMMER l-lislory I'd like 'lo falk Turkey lo a classroom of hislory sludenlsf' BERNICE TRZESNIEWSKI Slenographic Some day when you pick up your Telephone, you'll hear me asking, 'Number please? ' EDGAR WATROUS Malhemalics l hope lhe gold braid ol lhe navy will be becoming To me. JAMES TYBORSKY English Ed. commenl: I+ Takes a smarl guy lo make a dummy. LORRAINE VOPALENSKY Eleclive WaIlz lime is my besl lime. MARYANN UCI-IITIL Eleclive My furure plans are as indelinile as a school +eacher's age. DOROTHY WAGNER smnogfsphac l'm iusl anolher shy blonde To everyone excepl' lo him who knows me. Cl-IES-l'ER WALCI-IECK Manual arls Memories come and memories go, bul mine will lasl loreyer. l look The Cardinal. LORRAINE WALKER Eleclive 'lllm iusl a knil'-wil al hearlln ESTI-IER WAYER English l hope Ihal a reporTer's desk in a newspaper office will be wailing for me. JULIA TU ROWSKI Elecrive Gelling and keeping a iolo is a lesl, Bul walch me, kids, I'lI do my best Cl-IESTERINE WASIELEWSKI Eleclive Being called up 'ro 'rhe lronl ol A for lalk- ing is my only claim lo lame. HELEN WESTPI-IAL Elecrive Even rhough I am different I wan? To be The same old Thing-a secreraryf' EDNA WESTON Eleclive I love +o Iruck To sophisricaled swing. JOYCE WENZEL Elecrive Men, rake heed! I usually ge? wha? I go a-gunning lor. BERNADETTE WILI-IELMI Elecrive I am sorry lo Ihink fha? my school days are nearly over. ELORENTINE WINSKI Elecrive Mr. Book once Ienr me a quarfer. Inci- denrally, I paid him back. IVIARCELLA WICI-ITOWSKI Science Give me a book on a rainy day or golf clulos on a sunny one. HELEN WICZYNSKI I pul mosl of my energy inlo around The corridors of Sourhf' BETTY WILLIS My mosr memorable Jrrying lo forgef HI RQSEMARY WINTER I have four hobbies. The Iirsr one ing: rhe olher Ihree are he-men. experience? Elecrive sfrolling Elecrive Oh, I'm Elecrive is danc- DOROTHY WISIALOWSKI Srenographic My desire is 'ro lee Ihe secrelary men rave about noi' al. ESTI-IER WISNIEWSKI business Elecrive I like 'ro read books, buf nor lexlbooksf' MICHAEL WISNIEWSKI EIec'I'ive I'm Mickey. Where's Minnie? JUNE WODA Eleclive I Why 'IVY Io be a sweelie when I am Ihe Kandy Kid? ESTI-IER WOIDA Srenographic I 'rhink I'm iusr an average person, buf my friends say I'm a 'rype-ist ESTI-IER WLECZYK l'm a home girl al' heart Eleciive Ed. norez You are also a phenomenon. EDWARD WROBLEWSKl Eleclive Some day l hope Soulh will be proud of me. ANN WOZNIAK Slenographic l'm a slugqer ol wicked homers when l play ball, ROMAN WOLDANSKI Eleclive 'Twas al lhe lirsl school dancegand she was 5 dolllu ANNA YELICH Eleclive l like lo slip while ice-skalinq, slur while singing, and clinq while dancinqf' CLEO XINOS Science l'd like lo be a doclor or have some orher iob cul oul for me. lVllLDRED WROBLEXNSKl Eleclive My proudesl momenl was 'lindinq my news slory in 'rhe Cardinal. l-lELEN ZEBUL English When l'm a librarian, books will nol be The only allraclion 'lor young men. BERNADETTE ZARZYCKI Eleclive l'll loe a million dollar baby in a live and 'len cenl sl'ore. CASlMlR ZABOROWSKI Science Selling info lhe slarlinq line-up was my biqqesl lhrill. JEROME ZIMNEY Eleclive Eiqhlers and 'femmes keep me conlenlf' ELEANORE ZOLINSKI Eleclive Unlil I learned fhe ropes l qol lolislered sliding down Them. THEODORE ZlOLKOWSKl Eleclive Once l 'raclcled Tony Gradisnik and lived 'ro fell lhe Tale. MARY ZUBER English l have lwo lhousand piclures ol Clark Gable. Ed. nole: There's safely in numbers. Pl-llLl.lPA Cl-WVALEK Eleclive Died December 23, l937. ARTHUR KOMORCWSKl Eleclive l collecl rare coins-in lacl all coins are rare lo me, K 5 W M Q 4322 figs ' 3' . , xr? 5 :gl-A W, :- Q,mg, ,. ..-, S-f-sew 1 Q vm. Lwlmwjf, w gf,s 1.,g1+bi - ' ' 14:5 f 4 xx W 3. r K, J 'T 'Q' . 1 g. J.- H Q1 K is Q5 if MR, f X . ,,., , ,..,,.:w,--4. mf, , W ,-h, f ,'1!:syE'?1vz?- 'wwsf s - S M fvx 5 J. Vs- ' E' X 1 X ,, k N Q3- -K Q sf 'af' ' in ,Q w. f Q A M MR. HAMANN Death summoned Nh: Hamann from our midst, May 2,1938 The school will long remember this courteous gentleman and sChoIar,vvho made knowledge attractive and study delightfuf. TOPS TONY TINKERS BACK ON THE JOB SIC 'EMI LISTENING IN FROSTING IL DUCE FENCING W. P. A. OUR STONE LION SMILIN6 THROUGH MEN WANTED iw L vngama 4' .,, 2 be fm q DVERTISIN 80 X5 The Needed Kind oi i:L,ID6fdi SZVVICZ O CONTRIBUTE mosT consideraTely every preparaTion Tor The care oT The one deparTed, and every comTorTing ThoughT Tor Those be- reaved, consTiTuTes The airn and aTTiTude and aTTenTion oT BorgwardT Sons' Tuneral service. Added To ThaT is a policy oT co-operaTion in The imporTanT maTTer oT cosTs - assisTing Toward price selecTion wiThin The Tannily's abiliTy To pay. And such service is indeed The need aT The Time. I: J. Borggvvardt Sons, inc HDISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE I8I7 WesT NaTional Avenue l6'J3 S. EiqhTy-TirsT STreeT iviITcheil 8830-883i GreenTield ZOIO do od 03 SP I THE HOUSE YOUR EATHER DEALT WITH V 'HzE..T.TAT:aT17VV VV VV V V V V as I 1eAQ!rv 1NJ9m12 G.A.IB5II.T'II 1I'IE11R CCCID. RELIABLE HARDWARE ' QUALITY WOODWORK HARDWARE APPLIANCES PAINTS MILLWORK HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES Phone lvllTchell 2550 WesT lvliTchell aT So. l3Th ST. THE SepTember 7. A n c h o r s aweighl -l'here's a new skipper on The bridge. LeT's all pull TogeTher. SepTember I4. Freshmen and soph- omores dash To The rail aTTer The diagnosTic TesTs. SepTember I6. MaTes lcleineman and Krueger sTarT TooTball cogs moving aT pep meeTing. SepTember I7. Admiral PoTTer or- ders gun saluTe To ConsTiTuTion. FirsT Weekly comes ouT. SepTember 20. Crew' exhibiTs Treas- ures Trom Mexican porTs. T32 LOG SepTember 23. Cardinal warriors re- Turn Trom The WesT Milwaukee nighT game vviTh laurels, a whiTe TooTball, and a score oT I8-7. SepTember 24. February graduaTes discuss plans Tor walking The gang- plank. SepTember 30. Pep rally sponsored by music deparTmenT. Original chanTey presenTed To Ship by lvliss Lehmann. OcTober 2. Today we raced wiTh our old rival, S. S. Riverside: she won-2I-I3. Q LOG. 06' V iss BROWN'S SCHOOL Wells al' Milwaukee Mara. 2582 ' Accepls only superior high-school graduales and college women ' Classes lor beginners and advanced sludenls ' lndividualized placemenl ' Calalog senl upon requesl SUMMER SCHOOL - July 6 So Oclober 7. Forum loolball fans slage a slunl show lo lhe delighl ol all passengers. Oclober 8. We learn aboul lhal daring viking, Leif Erikson, from a very dislinguished guesl, lvar Kalnes. Al lasl lhal long-awailed eve ar- rives, and Johnnies escorl lheir Sallys lo lhe nighl homecoming dance. Oclober 9. Our leam sees Cusler red, and Cusler's leam sees Car- dinal red. Score-O-O. Oclober l l. Prevaricalor Foelske reads silly sallies from olher schools al lhe crew's receplion for lhe new caplain. FALL TERM -- Seplember 7 B Oclober l 2. Danielczyk valianlly lells all lhal in l453 Columbus sailed across lhe sea. Oclober lb. Soulh Redmen nose oul Bay View's slighlly less slreamlined model by a 7-6 score. Oclober 30. Washinglon lravels full speed ahead, aller lirsl dropping our anchor. Score, 26-O. November l2. Lighl experl lells us nol lo read by The lighl of lhe porl-hole. November l7. Rollicking runes, sym- phonies, and marches are enjoyed by all when The Milwaukee Civic Concerl band visils us. I33 PRINTING THAT SATISFIESH AnyThing Trom a Calling Card To a Newspaper The lVlilvvaukee Times 83I S. 5Th STreeT November 24. Glee clubs uniTe To give a grand Thanksgiving play en- hanced by music. November 29. Gobs resume Their swabbing oT decks, and passengers relax aTTer a TulTilling Thanksgiving vacaTion. December 6. GroTh and Nencki are elecTed co-capTains oT sTokers aT TooTball bangueT. December 8. AdvenTurous passengers Take myThical Trip To Roman porTs, piloTed by be-monocled Dr. Dud- ley CraTTs WaTson. December I4. Parkinson ensemble comes aboard and demonsTraTes modern and ancienT musical in- sTrumenTs. I34 Phone MlTchell 8IOO Q3 December I7. Cardinal crew drib- bles down The deck and drops Bay View inTo The drink Tor a 30-I9 splash. December 22. Edna Damerau and l-lenry Danielczyk are chosen To represenT The deparTing seniors. The good ship SouTh Division puTs in aT PorT ChrisTmas on l-loliday isle and The crew Takes leave Tor a TorT- nighT. January I4. Music deparTmenT sTages a gala Tropical cruise wiTh Tars, hornpipes, liTe preservers, and all The Trimrnings. January 2I. Ship's ghosTs, guided by The Tapper's chain-clanking voice, show passengers iusT whaT goes on 'ao aT midnighT. SinisTer spooks, Trol- icking Tairies, and somber skeleTons rhyThmically sway To The TinTin- TabulaTion oT The bones, bones, bones. January 26. The old man-o'-war Takes on a load oT knowledge. l-leaded Tor Finals island by way oT Sea oT TesTs. STorm warnings! February 3. Leaving an original painT- ing behind as a remembrance, de- parTing passengers are given a Tarewell message by lvlr. lvlaas as They sail inTo porT. February 7. The S. S. SouTh Division embarks on a new semesTer, head- ing across The sea oT knowledge To The porT oT success. February 8. We baTTen down The haTches as we enTer The STraiT oT The EighTy-Three Demons. This sTraiT derives iTs name Trom The legend ThaT eighTy-Three monsTers lurk in iTs waTers waiTing To desTroy courageous buT Toolhardy mariners. lvlarch 3. Cardinal weekly shanghais a green bunch oT landlubbers. Twen- Ty-seven passengers washed on Bos'n Terry. lvlarch 9. FaculTy shoves a Tull cargo oT goose eggs on us. One more load like ThaT and we're sunk. March I l. We are boarded by May- ville. and The debaTe decision is carried oTT by Them. BaskeTball ends. The ship's baskeT- T h e r e i s a wide range of delicious fla- . . . Properly vor combina- pasteurized. 50115 - bulk' Order from the Packages and Gridley sales- SPeCia1 bricks' man or phone Marquette 7370. ig. 93 I35 O? at as jlaiin 141:51 6 win For outstanding scI1ooI annuals, publications, advertising literature tliat gets results, creative aclver- tising service, layouts, art vvorlc, advertising coioy . . caII Hawrin? Qvzvzazm THE OLSEN PUBLISHING COMPANY 505 WEST CHERRY ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS. ,r74.1,,,,,1fe 1135 go 3 36' 09 ff.. EXCELLENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY I222-I224 W. Mifchell ST. Phone Mlfchell 4260 Be eers drop anchor afTer a successful season. March I5. TradiTional passporT pic- Tures are no excepTion This year. Phofographer is greeTed wifh The usual run of hanging mouThs and popping eyes. March 25. PeTTy officer George Janecek sTows away The ediTorship of The Annual. lvlarch 29. ProminenT iournalisT, Rich- ard S. Davis, helps us charT The course To success. March 29. All living maTTer for miles around crawls inTo iTs shell as com- munify singing is inauguraTed on The main deck. April 3. Class play Try ouTs are held, and The passengers rush To The deck To parTicipaTe. April 5. Ahoy, you swabsl Golf is dead ahead. April 8. While The S. S. Soufh Di- vision goes inTo dry dock for clean- ing, passengers go ashore To look for The Easfer bunny. April l2. NoThing wishy-washy abouT The Ding Dong-Do Do Track meeT, excepf an ebb Tide for The Ding Dongs. April I3. Frank Nencki and Jane Knasinski are chosen represenTaTive gobs. I37 April lo. S. S. SouTh Division Traclc- sTers leT go Their waTer wings, only To be ducked under by The alumni. April I8. We puT up our neTs Tor a good haul wiTh our new Tennis racgueTs. April 2l. William Murray, prodigious Tennis player, greases his iaw bear- ings and chugs oTT wiTh The ora- Torical conTesT. Hurricane l-lanneman says seni- ors musT sell class play TiclceTs or hang Trom The yardarm. April 22. The old scow rolls Trom side To side as The spring dancers sway To Joe Burgarino's swing. Everybody roll ouTl Track season opens. All hands needed. April 23. Musicians oT SouTh Try ouT Tor TirsT places in music Tourna- menT. ResulTs good in spiTe oT Tog horn. April 26. STephanie SaTTran rolls her r's and her eyes and swims oTT wiTh The declam award. April 27. Senior boys are smiTTen wiTh belayin' pins when They re- ceive Their raTings on The mechan- ical apTiTude TesTs. April 29. Clear weaTher. BrillianT sTarlighT in The Garden oT The Moon. April 30. Man The liTe looaTs! or- ders Admiral CrouT, as EasT sinks The SouTh TraclcsTers. Su' SS Good Luclc and BesT Wishes l3ATTEl2SQN'S DRUG STQRE Roberr Lee PaTTerson, Prop. HPATRONIZE YOUR INDEPENDENT NElGl-lBORl'lOOD MERCHANT IIOO S. I6Th ST. Phone MlTchell 0852 icor. washingiany Milwaukee, Wisconsin Se -58 I38 RG Q93 C5 RADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS One large 8 x I0 in. Folder 52.00 - Four ProoTs 6 Tor 54.00 I2 Tor 56.00 Large Gold Tone wiTh The Dozen OU O DO Wan O 6 TB- O OQFBP G , WG IT y d T TT b ph T h d can Turnish hoTo ra hs Trom your pn Q P , Cardinal negaTives ThaT are on Tile. M0 Wisconsin TheaTer Bldg. lvlay 3. Ship's babes and Toundlings are herded TogeTher in The To'c'sle To be shoT and preserved by The cameraman Tor TuTure reTerence. lvlay 6. Ship's yearbook reaches all- Time high subscripTion wave. Blow l-lanneman down! lT's l989. May I2. Ship puTs in aT Vera Cruz where mammoTh crowd surges Through The sTreeTs. Passengers ioin Mexicanos in celebraTing na- Tional TiesTa. May 27. GooTy gobs sTage evening vaudeville show. Audience aT lasT sees SouTh Division as we would like To have iT. RRISCDN PI-TOTOGRAPI-TER lvlay 30. Ship docks Tor one day shore Trip. No muTiny. June l5. Ahoy! Cardinal Annual sighTed wiTh a Tull cargo oT ship- shape picTures and news. June 22. Senior banlcweT. Puzzled eyes rove Trom side To side To see which Tork should be used Tor ThaT silly salad. June 23. RegisTraTion day. Passengers obTain Their passporTs and sign Tor a one-year pleasure cruise. Will They be surprised! June 25. The passengers disembark, leaving behind Them a new deTach- menT oT green gobs. l39 Q8 C 3 Q3 Open Day and Nighf Albert Brusldevvitz FUNERAL DIRECTOR LADY ASSISTANT 2IOI W. Mifchell Sfreef Phone Mlfchell IOI3 So NAUGHTY-CAL TALES ABOUT GOOFY GOBS CU RLY LOCKS Lisfen, my children, and you shall hear how liffle Barney Fifas acquired his permanenf wave. Long ago, in fhe reign of King Cobie, when fhe presenf seniors were buf sophomores, liffle Barney was a spindly-legged boy wifh sfraighf pink hair and a confagious smile. One brighf day, in assembly B, while Barney's nose was buried deep in a Wesfern fhriller, a sfern-eyed mes- senger from fhe office came and sfood beside his seaf. She ierlced ouf fhe single word, Office! Barney wriggled buf wenf, and fhe door of fhe office closed behind him. l4O Now, alfhough fhe day was fair, fhere soon emanafed from wifhin, The sounds as of a bowling alley in acfion. Sfrilce affer sfrike occurred. The walls guivered, and greaf volleys of noise shaffered fhe air. Affer a long, long fime fhe door opened and liffle Barney came ouf on fhe cresf of a greaf heaf wave. And lo! his hair was pink and permanenfly curly. Now all fhe liffle sophomores were very envious for Barney and decided fhaf fhey foo would brave fhe Cham- ber of l-lorrors fo acquire a perma- nenf wave. And fhey did. And fhaf NOW EVERY I-TOIVTEOWNER CAN AFTORD IT! The compleTe l-leil line oT oil heaTing and air condiTioning eguipmenT includes all Types and all sizes To suiT every insTalla- Tion requiremenT - The very laTesT addie Tion To The l-leil line is a highly eTTicienT oil-Tired winTer condiTioning uniT ThaT is priced so low ThaT every homeowner can aTTord iTl Free liTeraTure and recommen- daTions are yours Tor The asking. Address: IETTIHUQ 3000 W. MONTANA STREET, MILWAUKEE Phone: lvllTchell SOOO is why so many graduaTing seniors run abouT Today wiTh curly locks. LOVE'S LABOR'S LOST Once when iT was lvliss Nagle's Turn To civilizo a Tlock oT sophomores, she was compelled To seek assisTance Trom The inner oTTice. King Cobie, who had sTudied The arT oT lion Tam- ing in his youTh, advised, by way oT remedy, a course oT TreaTmenTs in As You Like lT. So lvliss Nagle, who sTill Tirmly believed in The ennobling in- fluence oT high romance, assigned To Erika The parT oT Rosalind and To Georgie Janecek The parT oT Orlando, To see wheTher The charm oT love un- der The greenwood Tree would, by chance, have a sooThing oTTecT on her liTTle barbarians. Now Erika, being a TracTable liTTle girl savage, was willing To coo her way Through The lines in genTeel Tash- ion, buT Georgie, Thinking ThaT Or- lando was a lunnberiack in pursuiT oT Paul l3unyan's blue ox, bounced and boomed Through his parT wiTh a Torce ThaT reverberaTed To The very dome. ln hasTe Miss Nagle shuT The windows and The door. BuT Too laTe. lvlax, in passing, had TelT The hoT air and heard The Thunder oT Georgie's love. Like The eTTicienT ianiTor ThaT he is, he leaped To The nearesT Tire buTTon and sounded The alarm. Then There was an unoTTicial Tire drill and an oTTicial invesTigaTion. 141 IT were besT To drop The curTain here, excepT To add ThaT This is how Erika came To be one oT The heroines in The class play and Georgie, The edi- Tor oT The Annual-and a bachelor. MORLEY vs. OLSON One day in The noT so long ago, when lunch was over and sTudenTs were seTTling down To Their sixTh hour siesTas, a mighTy uproar was heard in room l2I. Upon closer invesTigaTion iT proved To be a boxing bouT be- Tween The Slugger and The Kid. ConTemplaTed naps were TorgoT- Ten as The Tans arranged Themselves behind Their TavoriTes To cheer Them on To vicTory. All odds were on The SP high-powered TisTs oT Slugger Morley who packs a mean wallop. Those hep To The business knew ThaT Kid Olson had pIayTuIly plucked a comb Trom MorIey's hair. Then up popped The Terocious Slugger To rain a baTTery OT blows upon The dainTy anaTomy oT poor Howie. JusT when The Slugger was landing a leTT To his iaw and a righT To his solar plexus, The door opened and - The Trial oT The cenTury began. Judge Eoelske glared grimly aT The baTTlers and demanded an explana- Tion oT The TisTic display. ATTer a brieT hearing, her honor liTTed up The miTT oT Morley and declared The Kid a villain and a scalawag. Many oT PS CongraTulaTions and The BesT oT Luck BROWN 84 REHBAUM SERVICE COMM ERCIAI. PHOTOGRAPHERS '327 W. 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BUT The moral oT This li++Ie Tale Tor The male popu- laTion is, Beware OT Slugger lvlorley. She's a killer wiTh an inTluenTial Daniel on her side. TH E SEVEN 'WARFS ' Once There was a lovely princess who was compelled by a cruel money king To dwell in a dungeon called The Annual room. This wizard oT Tinance was The presidenT and board oT di- recTors oT The greaT S.D.l-l.S. corpora- Tion whose sTock holders numbered TwenTy-Three hundred. Each year The sTock holders demanded an illusTraTed record oT Their accounTs, and The T By permission of Terry Book l 44 Q OG wizard, being oT an accommodaTing and business-like disposiTion, granTed Their reguesTs. So he capTured The lovely princess and imprisoned her in The dungeon where he surrounded her wiTh phoTog- raphers and engravers and prinTers and book binders. Then he growled, Do your sTuTTl and leTT her. AT TirsT The lovely princess TorgoT her manners and uTTered mild ejacu- laTions aT her TaTeq Then she almosT drowned ouT The phoTographers, en- gravers, prinTers. and book binders wiTh a Tlood oT Tears. When naughT else availed, she saw red and seTTled down To building a book ThaT she called The Cardinal Annual. Now, as everybody knows, aTTer Snow WhiTe married The prince, The seven 'warTs naTurally were unem- ployed and soughT relieT. When They heard oT The disTress oT our lovely princess, They hurried To The dungeon Trom which were issuing sounds oT combaT. They sneaked inTo The courT and sTood, one upon The shoulders oT The oTher, To look inTo The graTed window. There They saw a huge man, The money king, pounding one TisT on The Table and Tlourishing a candy loar in The oTher, and shouTing, l-lurryl Hurryl Hurry! So The kind liTTle 'warTs waiTed un- Til The door slammed, and Then They Tapped aT The window. The lovely princess was overioyed To see Them, Tor she had heard all abouT Snow WhiTe and knew ThaT she could TrusT Them. She pulled Them Through The iron bars and seT Them To work on The Cardinal Annual. She gave Them pencils hard and soTT, rulers long and shorT, scissors sharp and dull, and in- sTrucTions general and speciTic. Day in and day ouT The 'warTs Toiled early and laTe. Two oT Them, CheT and Dick, who quickly developed inTo very bossy l.illipuTians, were named co-arT ediTors by The lovely princess. And she leaned very heavily on Their supporT. This made Them guiTe snooTy, and TreguenTly one heard such orders as These TloaTing on The breeze, WHEN NVE YOU DRUGGlST ARE THINK T-TTi IN OF BUSINESS DRUGS FOR THINK YOUR OF US HEALTH y 2200 W. NaTional Ave. Milwaukee, Wisconsin fig Q23 I45 DQ Barbian, here are TiTTeen senior pIaTes. MounT Them up by Three Ten sharp. IT's now only Two ThirTyI Lick This TacuITy inTo shape, Clem- ence. There are only eighTy-Three oT 'em. I:orTy minuTes is long enough. Schade-where is ThaT gal?- scale These TourTeen groups oT under- classmen, and don'T TorgeT To bleed I Ill Sm. GeT goin' on These candid shoTs. Miller. I-Iere are TorTy-Three oT 'em. And remember noT all shoTs are can- did. Scraml We hear heavy arTiIIery coming down The corridor. ArT, old boy, keep your eyes on These women. I.eT 'em growl buT make 'em work! We're going To The engraver wiTh The princess. By such harmonious meThods The Annual gradually Took shape, and one brighT May morning The Grand Mas- Ter oT The lvloney Bags sTood up be- Tore The mike in A To peddle his producT To The populace. And iT was knocked down To The highesT bidder aT a dollar per. The wizard was so pleased wiTh himseIT and his campaign ThaT he de- cided To give The lovely princess a Two monThs' vacaTion, buT beTore re- leasing her, he aTTached a chain and ball To her. And on The ball was lvIII.WfXLJKEE'S SPORT GOODS STORE IT IT's Used For SporTs We Have IT ' I A fs SPORTING Gooos EW f 1- 5 B h 'dt '- H3125 X XM , a 'lr I I 65 I L i s s NOW IN OUR NEW IENLARGED STORE l . II7 EasT Wells ST. 3 Doors EasT oT Bridge s,,,, ,,-77,, A- , , , ,W ,Y Q2 I46 ,W W., EM graven Eleanor Mausz, ProperTy oT Cardinal Annual l939. When losT, reTurn To SouTh Division. MOOSE BEIERLE Once, in The dim pasT when The l937 TooTball season was young, Coach Krueger, during scrimmage, adiusTed his spy glass and beheld a huge Taclcle galloping gaily among his Tellows. Aha, muTTered The coach, iT l could converT ThaT ga'lop inTo a line plunge, my repuTaTion would be made. So he called The Taclcle To him and said, LiTTle one, if you will gallop me one gallop lilce ThaT lasT one, righT Through The line, l will TransTer you To The baclocield whence you can uTilize more Treely your TalenT Tor galumphingf' Very soon aTTer This, The big Taclcle saw an opening in The line and pro- ceeded To plough Through. JusT as he began his Tamous charge, The opening was mysTeriously bloclced by several opposing warriors. There was a Thud like a small earTh- guake and whaT had been a huddle loolced lilce a Tan design oT husliies spread widely o'er The Tield. Coaches and waTer boys Tloclced To The scene oT disasTer. Y ,f ,gg s . JUS. A ROZEWSKI JOBBING- CONFECTIONER swEETEN THE DAY waTH CANDY Phone MlTchell 7685 52I W. MiTchell STreeT So -- l I47 AG ,, 5 392 CLASS RINGS CLUB PINS SOCIETY BADGES I TROPI-IIES MEDALS AWARDS SCHOOL STATIONERY PROGRAM INVITATIONS Bundc 84 Upmcycr Co. Easf Balcony . . . 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