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

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Music L Goodrich. B. A.. Esfher Lehmann, B. A. M' A' Wisconsin Ep Nihf Ha: or Wes em Claorur, Glee Club, I, H y 0 In 1 d C om!! urmon , rc ex ra Appreciation One dreary morn Pedro, Manya, and Percy saunfered info assembly A. Le'r's lisfen fo 'rhe mellow nofes our American friends are sending, suggesfed Manya. On fhe sfage. musicians gafhered for a lasf minufe brush up before fhe big nighfs, January I4 and l5, fhe yearly Music fesfival. Affer The Boys' Glee club had sung l've Gof Sixpence, Percy felf raw-fher hep. Smoke Gefs in Your Eyes and Sfar Dusf really puf our friends in fhe mood. Say a Prayer for fhe Boys Over There climaxed fhe morning. These luscious lilfings so pleased our visifing frio fhaf 'rhey spread fhe good news. Affer a slick Sinafra adverfising show, sfudenfs boughf fickefs in droves. From 'rhe firsf down beaf fo fhe lasf chord of fhe finale, fhe concerf was a success. D Lisfening fo waxes and reading biographies aided fhe fellas and gals in music appre- ciafion fo gef in fhe know abouf composers and fheir works. Accomplishmenfs in harmony exfended furfher fhan knowing how fo sing The alfo or fenor parf fo Sweef Adeline. Ar- ranging orchesfrafions for fhe All-cify fesfival was one of fheirmosf imporfanf Tasks. lf may have been rafher difficulf 'ro keep all fhese young people in key, buf judging from resulfs fheir direcfors have done a preffy good iob. LEROY HINTZ AND THERESE RANKE form a smooth musical duet with J. ALDEN ERIKSON at the marimba.

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JULIUS-ROEDER, GRACE KAMINSKI and SHIRLEY NELSON show the art of block printing. Don'T give him The brush off if you should collide wiTh Jackson. l-le wears a painT-spaTTered smock and is armed wiTh painTs and brushes To The hilT. because he's a member oT The arT deparTmenT on The job. This deparTmenT is super busy Trom The TirsT day OT school To The lasT. The hep Joes and Janes in The arT classes puT Their heads TogeTher and came up wiTh some sharp ideas Tor scenery and posTers Tor The Music TesTival, class playsg and The ChrisTmas pageanT. posTers ThaT send you ouT of This aTmosphere. STudenTs geT pracTical experience on a large scale by doing These chores. EveryThing Trom The Tine arT oT oil painTing down To soap carving helps make The arT classes Ter-iTTic. In The arT appreci- aTion classes, The Tellas and gals sTudy whaT's good and whaT's bad in The broad Tield OT arT Through slick exhibiTs and rare examples oT each Type oT arTisTic skill. No maTTer whaT The race or creed, The kids oT all naTions Tind expression in The universal language of arT, a language ThaT's desTined To grow solid wiTh The new freedom ThaT is promised To The world. Eleanor Mausz. B. S. Milwauk D A! ey Dre Milwaukee Teachers Art 14 rt

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Hazel Pidd, B. S. Wisconsin Food: Edna Freeman, B. S. Milwaukee-Downer Clothing Ediih A. Wilson. B. A.. M. A. DePauw: Wisconsin Clothing, Foodx, Surrey Home Economics WhaT's cookin' in The home ec deparTmenT? SomeThing new has been added. Boys now are admiTTed To The cooking classes. - and They Take To sToves as hep caTs Take To boogie woogie. They are sTricTly Trom hunger, Tor They eaT all The chow The girls pass up in Tavor oT glamorous Tigures. The Jacks and Jills are also learning abouT The raTioning business. Now ThaT Their moThers are working in cleTense planTs, The sharpies have To plan The meals and Take raTioning inTo con- sideraTion. GeT The poinT? ln The sewing classes. Things are really buzzin'. The Treshies are making pajamas, blouses. iumpers, and pinaTores oT coTTon. The sophs Tackle dresses and blouses made oT wool or rayon. They use rayon 'cause The war puT silk on The needed-Tor-vicTory lisT. The older dolls make corduroy iackeTs or any cloThes ThaT require linings. The course is kepT pracTical so The chicks can make use OT Their smooTh ouTTiTs. They geT To know The kids oT oTher counTries by sTudying Their pasT and modern cosTumes. Glamour gals oT each counTry and hisToric age are used To represenT each era. ln This way, The honeys keep on The beam abouT The sTyles oT oTher lands. Give us pre-war pins! is The plea oT damsels worrying abouT The large holes The subsTiTuTe producTs puT inTo Their precious Tabrics. BuT iT The pins speed The day oT vicTory, The daTers'll gladly do wiThouT. Domestic dainties are TRINIDAD GONZALEZ RITA GLEIVBIN, BEVERLY BOEHME, and ALICE WYSOCKE. Pg Egh