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

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L+. Louis Caislci E. Lillian Jones Cpl. C. A. Saslcowslci Army Overseas Army European Theaier Recreaiional Worker Sam Housfon, Texas of War American Red Cross FHUUHU Ill SERVICE In all 'rlwealers of war from Tarawa 'lo 1'i1e Siegfried Line, seven of our former feaclwers are now devofing +l1eir services To freedom. When fhe war ends, and 'rl1e 'laslc of rigl'i'ring This Jropsy-'rurvy world is in our hands. flneir leadership, Hweir undersfanding, and +l1eir faifh in democracy will guide Soufh Division in making educafion a mighfy force for peace. Capi. Carl Beclwfold Major Woodrow Nold Cpl. Gordon Olsen Capf. D. D. Hickman Army Army Air Corps Army Army Weslern Defense Soulh Pacific European Theaier Sou+h Pacific Command Tlfieaier of War of War A Tlweafer of War California

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MR. RAY D. CROUT PRIIIIIIPHL Friend 'ro all of Soulh Division, our principal sfrives To prepare his young people for lhe years aller gradualion. Nol only does he soe 'ro il Jrhal our academic needs are allended +o, buf he also 'fakes an ac'rive inleresl' in our physical and moral qrowlh. l-lis fairness, his whole-hearled enlhusiasm for sporls and exlracurricular aclivilies, his all-ouf backing of 'rhe war effort and mos+ of all, his deep underslanding of sludenls and Their problems endear him lo us all. Alumni scaffered Throughoul Jrhe world remember lheir years under his kindly guidance and are graleful for The privilege of having known Ray D. Croul.

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RETIRED IIIIIUIIII BeauTy is TruTh7 TruTh, beauTy. ThaT's all ye know on earTh, and all ye need To know. -John KeaTs Combining The rare giTTs oT The arTisT's Teeling Tor all Things beauTiTul wiTh The poeT's deep love for TruTh, Miss Georgia LockharT has broughT some of The magic of Merlin inTo The class- rooms oT SouTh Division. During her ThirTy- Three years here, she has given Treely oT her knowledge oT arT and English. M All who knew her learned To caTch The gleam of beauTy, and her influence has helped Them To find happiness and TruTh. Recalling her impressions of her many ylears ol Teaching, Miss LockharT remarked, I T ink The nicesT people I know are Those aT SouTh. Besides enoying her hobbies of painTing and gardening, This former English Teacher is now doing her uTmosT To aid in The war eTTorT. MR THEODORE CI-IARLY Good-bye, Mr. Charly. Like Mr. Chips of James I-IiITon Tame, Mr. Theodore Charly is a kind genTIeman, who has devoTed TwenTy-Tive years of his IiTe To Teaching youTh aT SouTh Division. Chairman of The Toreign language deparTmenT 'from May, I938 unTiI his reTiremenT in June, I944, This Tormer Teacher can TIuenTIy speak German, Spanish, French, and some lla ian. WhaT I shall miss mosT are The conTacTs and associaTions wiTh The girls and boys of The school, as I was inTeresTed in every one of Them, sTaTed Mr. Charly. Pupils in his classes will remember him Tor his willingness To help Those who were behind in Their school work and for his service To all. When peace comes, we will be able To deal wiTh all members OT our world Tamily in a more helpful way, because Teachers like Mr. Charly have TaughT us To work well and To be con- sideraTe oi oThers.