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

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Over hill and dale with GROSS, TINGER, MATHERS BAERMANN, GORSKI, MANKOWSKI, and BEAUDRY Cross-countr WiTh ArT Tinger The only reTurning leTTerman, Coach -leineman had The diTTiculT Task oT building a new Team Trom aw recruiTs composed principally oT sophomores. Season's records show ThaT The Redmen came ouT on Top 'i one encounTer, ThaT wiTh MarqueTTe. ln The ciTy meeT The :ardinal warriors Tinished sixTh: in The sTaTe meeT They garnered iighfh place. BrighT spoTs during The campaign were The Tine howings oT ArT Tinger and Windy Gross, who consisTenTly inished among The leaders. Minor award winners were ArT Baermann, Jerome Beaudry, lichard Gorski, Jack lVIaThers, and Roman Manlcowslci. ATTer heir year's experience These boys should give The '44 squad he balance ThaT was lacking lasT year. I llc Fiftll-three Track Tallies Soufh - - - - 44 516 Washingfon - 68 lfb Soulh ----- 77 Boys' Tech - - - 36 Triangular Meei' - - - - - Firsi' place Waukesha Relays - - Third Place Cify Relays - - - Fourih place Quadrangular Meal' - - Firsi' place Cify MeeT - - - Third place Cross-counTry Couni' Soufh - - - Bay View - - - 24 Souih - - - Easi - - - - - Zl Souih - - - Rufus King - - - - 25 Soufh - - - MarqueTTe - - - 28 Soufh - - - Wes+ Allis - - - - 24 Soufh - - - - Lincoln - - - - - 25 Cify Meei' - - - Sindh place STaTe Meef - Eighfh place XVINDY GROSS and ART TINGER get set to offer some stiff competition.

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W'ith a twist of the wrist MEL MOCHALSKI demonstrates to DAN BRUENING and JIM DRUMMOND the art of discus throwing. Track Runners, io your mark! A slick raps ihe cemenr. Sol Four Card spriniers, Tuning up before aciual spring duels, hurlle lhrough 1'he base- menl corridor. Reiurning Sprinlers Ray Serowski, John Buiorac, and Doug Carlson, who sei a city season's record of lO.2 seconds in Jrhe ceniury rung Disiance Man Ted Gvlowackig l-lurdler Syl Walczakg and Broad Jumper Doug Pinier formed a spirited nucleus for Coaches l-leineman and Nowak io work with. A newcomer, Jack Miller, became 'rhe best ci+y miler. Wi+h this s'rar-sludded spike squad a championship seemed possible. l-lowever, afier some hearibreaking disqualificaiions, The Red irackmen finished Jrhird in ciiy compeiiiion. SOUTH'S super speed-demons, CAL BURTON, ART BROWN, BRUCE YVENZEL, JOHNNY POGODZINSKI and KVINDY GROSS await the crack of the starting gun. Fifty

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ART TINGliR and LOUIE JUSZCZAK demonstrate wrest TVIOND as JOE SOCHER and DAVE WHLILEN Iooh on. 0 , . n 5 tl! ng ling holds on JIMMIE BREHM and UBULLDOGT' DRUM- SouTh I6 SouTl'1 35 SouTh 34 SouTh 9 SouTl1 30 SouTh I I V2 SouTl1 I9 SouTl1 I6 Pin-Down PoinTs WesT Milwaukee I9 Pulaski 5 Racine Wasl1ingTon Park 5 . Wasl'1ingTon 22 Pulaski I I WesT Milwaukee 20V2 Racine WashingTon Park lb' Wasl1ingTon I5 lnTricaTe holds, grunTs, groans, and grimacing TeaTures all seT The sTage Tor a gruelling season oT wresTling under The TuTorship OT Coach Nowak. The maTmen closed a proTiTable season by upseTTing The Tavored,WashingTon Team, an impressive win as WashingTon had noT been deTeaTed in Ten years. . Because many leTTermen had been losT To Uncle Sam, Coach Nowak did noT expecT a large squad. NeverTheless, ThirTy boys reporTed, Trom which number he developed a mosT successTul Team. RoberT Spicuzza and Leonard Pavwoski were undeTeaTed in Their classes. Midway in The season The squad received a iolT when Pavwoski joined The marines, buT James Brehm ably Tilled in. OuTsTanding boys included Joe Socher, Bill BorgwardT, Duane Banaski, ArThur linger, George Mendel, and Eugene Johnson. WiTh a number OT These boys reTurning, Coach Nowak looks Torward To a successTul season nexT year.