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

 - Class of 1942

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JUNE KLOSS The soul of Beefhoven plus The smile of Mona Lisa equalled FriTzie, The proToType of all Soufh Division dream girls. VersaTile, charming, and friendly, when June enfered SouTh, Forfune smiled. MARY RTTA KOETTING No one accused Polly of melan- choly. This animaTed synonym for exhilarafion did her biT To lower SouTh's lighT bill by brighfening up The halls and rooms wherever she wenT. s DANIEL JANUCHOWSKI Flash To his friends was also a Tlash To foes aT chess. ln any menTal, physical, or aesTheTic acTiv- iTy Dan was a wonder. STagger- ingly handsome, he caused paTrons of lovelorn columns To seek advice. CHESTER JOZWIK Hey, you! ThaT was Peanufs calling. AlThough he yearned for longer lunch periods, his hearT was seT on serving Uncle Sam. To sTop growing was his ambifion, for a half inch would shaTTer his dream of being a marine. ELM ER HJORTLAND He was a budding LoThario whose wavy Tlaxen fuzz enThrallecl The masses-mosTly The skirTed masses. A perambulaTing voice nearly capa- ble of ouT-Carusoing Caruso. IT was chess whaT he liked. LUCY KALINOWSKI ShorTy Took everyThing in sTride: dramaTics, music, class leadership, and Polish oraTions. She would cram These acTiviTies beTween Twelve and Three PM. Perhaps she longed To recline upon her downy couch Till noon. CLARA KERLIN STudenT governmenT? Yes! And shorTer homework assignmenTs, Too. IT you agreed wiTh TooTie you'd be her besT friend, buT she'd be called Cluckie aT your own risk-ThaT is, unless you were a Tall, blond, brown-eyed male. 26 JAMES KLUMPP By way of relaxaTion, Jim, The cynic wifh The crooked smile and The lackadaisical manner, excavaTed The ideas of Schopenhauer. ATTer a long dayls grind on The Annual, he reveled in TlippanT philosophy. HAZEL Il-TNE Oh, for heavens sake! corn- plained Foggy when she meT a braggarT. A Tawny-haired club- goer wiTh a bubbling personalify, she loved To dance. Boys, be sure you can before you ask her. ERVIN KAZMIERCZAK All The world's a sTage, and Erv would have liked To see The Teachers on iT ofTener. Mimicking menTors-noT a bad idea. BuT Erv wouldn'T leT sTudy-hour idlers see Their favoriTe TuTor Turn Thespian. ET!-TEL JUNEK To spliT The aTom, use a hammer and chisel. Bodies fall down be- cause They don'T like To Tall up. Those were The sTarTling facTs Efhel grabbed ouT of physics. Well, our lnTer-Nosian didn'T lean Toward physical phenomena. HELEN HORVATT Blush! Blush! WhaT was more humiliaTing To a freshie Than walk- ing inTo The wrong class aT The wrong Time? Why did we Tease her? We should have Shield-ed her from ThaT embarrassing memory.

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JUNE HATTON I-low I dislike unlalkalive peo- ple! exclaimed June. June, you won'l be liking anyone, lor even lhe mosl lalkalive persons were silenced by your verbal eruplions. Ed. Nole: She did love dance-sing. ERVIN GRADECKI lnlo each lerm geniuses lall. Our quola was lopped wilh inscrulable Erv. l-le approprialed lhe Alumni book and lille ol associale Weekly edilor. Of his physique we did nol speak: ol his brain our voices slrained. LILLIAN l-IAUERWAS Winkie despised giggling Gerliesl Cause? The snickers lhal accom- panied her lale enlrance inlo A lhe day she wore lapping shoesl Three cheerers lor Lillian. The leminine kind, pleasel DELMA HILL A pleasing personalily, a dash ol good humor, a generous sprinkling ol limidily, and you had Dellie. A quick smile always sparkled in her blue eyes when she opened lhem lor business. ROBERT GREENLEES For lhree years Scolly managed lhe Soulh champs wilh dexlerily. During his spare lime he enler- lained inlimales wilh his impersona- lions, which ranged lrom Indian war whoops lo lhe voice ol Presi- denl Roosevell. JULIA HANKE A dark-haired bundle ol energy was Julia. To slay on lhe good side ol Babe, you had lo Iel smiles grace your counlenance as lhey did hers when she heard one ol Mr. l-Ianneman's poelic maslerpieces. ARLINE HARTMANN You know I-Iarlmanni or if you didn'l, you should have. Prelly girls should be made ol pearly while leelh, disposilion so sweel, honesl brown eyes, pelile sizeg lhal's whal Arline was made ol. EDNA G-ROB Eddie posed as lhe inseclicide ol iillerbugs, lhe bane ol nole senders. and in her leisure lime displayed homicidal lendencies loward gloom. She liked lo build caslles wilh lhe sandman in lhe AM's. JOYCE I-IERRL Juice had lrouble keeping her sunny disposilion when she mel wilh conceil. Always ready lo do a good lurn. she aided humanily in lhe inlirmary and lhrough various Girl Scoul aclivilies. JACK G-LASER Whal was il aboul Muscles lhal inleresled lhe girls? Maybe his dark wavy hair? I-le was quiel, bul his shyness didnll deceive us. l-Ie was really quile proud ol having been elecled lackle on an all-cily learn. IRENE GOLEMBESKI ln her music class Irene was lhe Bird who became presidenl. Gen- erosily was her one lailing. We leared il mighl resull in her linan- cial downfall, lor she was always a Iillle shorll ROSE GROVE Why was Queenie lhe cenler ol allraclion? Because she lell down lhe slairs? This live- wire's cure lor inevilable eighlh hours was pro- grams in A during lhe lasl period. 25



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AUDREY KRAMER Sarcasm be banished! As a spice To liTe, Aud regarded iT as TlaT. STep-and-a-haIT-Kramer she was knowed as The day she losT her heel. Whichever way she wandered. she walked in beauTy or skaTed in beauTy. as The case mighT be. EUNICE KYNAST The working woes of all sTudenTs could have been banished by Three- minuTe classes and TorTy-Tive minuTe passing periods, as Skippy pro- posed. Physical phenomena ha-:T Tew charms, buT a Tennis courT was a call To arms! AGNES LOJK ThaT was ShorTy scrapping again, A miliTanT musico wiTh plenTy OT powerful pep in SouTh's defense! She was also music maneuverer Tor Girls' Glee club. LEONARD KRYSINSKI Poor Lee! He had no more illusions leTTg Tor when he Tell down The sTeps while walking beside her. she didn'T even miss him! Needed: a device To keep Lee buckled To Terra Tirma. STUART LEFEVRE Loosely puT TogeTher, This calcu- laTor resembled noThing so liTTle as The copper-riveTed equaTions he evolved. STu wished To insTall es- calaTors even Though They would have deprived sTudenTs oT much- needed exercise. RUTH KWIATKOWSKI Red enioyed eaTing To swing music! WhaT if iT should suddenly change To a STrauss walTz? If you asked RuTh whaT Mr. Dunkel's preTerence was in regard To regular and irregular obiecfs, iT would make her live up To her name, Red. MILDRED l.AURlA For cryin' ouT giggles, a Tlash of dark eyes, and you had liTTle Mil. IT SouTh had proms wiTh no Timid boys admiTTed, Mildred would have had a glorious Time. loud, a Tew ESTHERE LAZARIS Did you ever see Shrimp Tlabber- gasTed? If you didn'T, you should have been around when she parad- ed as a model aT The open house sTyle show. IT Took nerve. buT she had iT! MAXTNE KUJAWSKI Maxie pracTiced The paTience she preached. lmagine a sophomore sfuck in a wasTepaper baskeT! FurTher proof of her good naTure was ThaT Tor Tour years she lived aT SouTh and couldn'T Tind anyThing abouT iT she disliked. GILBERT LATUS Whaf was The LaTus Tad? SouTh's swanky sweaTer-boy swepT To seni- oriTy in a Tlashy blue blazer. ln- cidenTally, Gil was The amiable auThor of The Wearin' oT The Grin. GERALDINE LAYTON You know 'ain'T' ain'T in The dicTionary! exclaimed Blondie in disgusT. Occasional conversaTions en Espanol oTTered her consolaTion Tor such murderous aTTempTs on English. FRANK LENARCHICH To be perTecTly Frank, Cornell's pride and ioy couldn'T wear pig- Tails. NeiTher did he wanT To pay Tor permanenTs. YeT, feminine charms haunTed him, Tor he ad- vocaTed girl cheerleaders and rnaioreTTes. 27

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