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

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C. Barber L. Whipperfield A. Wood W. NoTbohm L. Lewandowski H B b . ar ian HONORS Leading The Eebruary graduaTes were Celia Barber and Willard NoTbohm as valedicTorian and saluTaTorian. BoTh sTudenTs did much debaTe work, and in addiTion, Celia received an English book Tor laudable work, while Willard was elecTed To a place on The class commission. In June Lorraine WhipperTield and Audrey Wood shared TirsT honors, and Hugo Barbian and Lorraine Lewandowski shared second honors. Audrey, a member oT The June commission, rounded up news Tor The school paper and held oTTices in CenTury and Girls' club: in her iunior year The English deparT- menT awarded her a book. Eor her work as copy ediTor, sTar reporTer, and headline wriTer on The Weekly, Lorraine WhipperTield had her name engraved on The Junior Girls' English cup. Lorraine Lewandowski wore ouT ribbons as a TypisT Tor The Annual and eTTecTively proved her asserTions in debaTing. Hugo, also a member oT The class commission, served as ediTor oT The Weekly and in his iunior year received The Alumni T4 English book. Conquering The hearTs oT sTudenTs wiTh persuasive charm, Genevieve Kucan and Edward I-lalamka were elecTed represen- TaTives oT The mid-year class. Genevieve had her name engraved on The Junior Girls' English cup and won The posT oT associaTe ediTor oT The Weekly. GaTher ye rosebuds while ye may , and Eddie heaped a baskeT. A sTarleT oT The TooT- ball squad, Edward won The chairman- ship oT The class commission, The sporTs ediTorship oT The Weekly, The Alumni sweaTer, and The TegTmeyer cup. DisTincTive personaliTy and scholarship won Tor Mildred Barbian and Harvey Baerwald The Treasured honors oT repre- senTaTive girl and boy oT The June class. As receiver oT an English book, member oT The class commission. and arT ediTor oT The Annual, Mildred proved her leader- ship. The diminuTive l-larvey's collecTion oT honors ToTaled emblems in Track, TooT- ball, and baskeTball, class commission, The Alumni sweaTer, and The W medal. G. Kucan H. Baerwald M. Barbian E. Halamka M. KosTer M. Morley

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MasTery oT English, personaliTy, and hard work won English prizes Tor several promising iuniors. Marion KosTer, copy ediTor oT The Weekly, and Mary Jean Morley, member oT The Annual liTerary sTaTT, will have Their names engraved on The Junior Girls' English cup. ChesTer SchmiTT, headline wriTer and sTar reporTer, was awarded The Alumni English book, and John l-laTTon, headline wriTer and cub reporTer, won The TegTmeyer cup. For abiliTy in classroom and in TooTball Charles MenTkowski was given The Alumni sweaTer. OuT oT The Torensic Trays emerged eighT conTesTanTs who TurTher engaged in spiriTed skirmishes Tor CenTury awards. RoberT STroThenke and Florence Werner won The gold and silver pins in oraTory, while Wanda Sanek and Sophie PluTa won TirsT and second places in declamaTion. Music and chess inTeresT The oraTors, Florence having direcTed The Mask and Wig opereTTa, and RoberT having served as presidenT OT The Boys' Cvlee club and oT The Chess club. As vice-presidenT oT The Polish club Wanda cherished The lang- uage oT Warsaw, and as a member oT The Annual sTaTT wroTe miniaTure biographies oT The graduaTes. held special aTTracTion Tor Sophie, TavoriTes being Mask and Wig, and CenTury. ln addiTion, she served as a prompTer Tor The June play. Clubs her LaTin, class Bob Their names engraved on The CoblenTz BaskeT- and For valuable service in baskeTball, Beierle and Francis BurdiTT had ball Trophy. Beierle also was sTaTe ciTy discus champion and second in The shoT-puT aT The sTaTe meeT. BurdiTT his leTTer in TooTball. Because oT her leadership, scholarship, and musical progress, Mildred BarTle was Roy musi- WON awarded The Civic Music medal. Trumbull won The Lyric medal Tor his cal acTiviTies and scholarship. Mildred's liTerary leanings resulTed in The associaTe ediTorship oT The Weekly. Roy, The denT oT The Boys' Glee club, was presi- even more widely known as The singing newsy oT The Newsboys' club. By such eTTorT as These sTudenTs have shown are small successes Turned inTo major achievemenTs. R. Trumbull R. STroThenke W. Sanek R. Beierle F. BurdiTT J. HaTTon C. SchmiTT C. MenT M. BarTl lc 6 F. Werne S. PluTa