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

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BACK ROW: Margarel Brzezinslci, Luella Demslci, Joyce DulceT MIDDLE ROW: JuaniTa Brunn, Jean Bryan FRONT ROW: BeTTy Lou Bachf Dolores BarTIcowiaI4 UIIIIIIEHCIHI Susie manipulaTing a compTomeTer, Peggy compos- ing queer characTers in her shorThand noTebooI4, and Tom diligenTly balancing his bookkeeping- These are The TuTure businessmen and women oT America. WiTh Tremendous increase in Toreign Trade and dipIomaTic reIaTions in The posTwar world, There will be a greaT need Tor slcilled accounTanTs, banlcers, clerlcs, Over The seven seas our inclus- TrialisTs will be compeTing in The marI4eT places oT The world. Tomorrow, American youTh musT be ready To meeT The challenge oT a Golden Age oT indusTry. MISS MARI-IEINE MISS MARTIN MISS HICKS MR. MCGARTY MISS MQGAFFEY ::': cas?

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BACK ROW: David Franlcowslri, Edwin Winslri, RoberT Sokol, Eugene LeTendre MIDDLE ROW: James Palcenharn, KenneTh Buech- ner, RoberT STrassburg, John BarTlein FRONT ROW: Bob WoiTowslci, William Beyer PHUSIBHL EUUCHTIUH - BOYS- GYM Ooh! Ouch! l-lear ThaT? Those are The growing pains oT a new world. Perhaps noT acTually so, buT They are The groans oT The boys who are preparing To build iT. l-lere in our gymnasium, boys are receiving Training ThaT will give Them sTrong bodies and alerT minds Tor The reconsTrucTion oT bomb-shaTTered, underTed naTions. Under The excellenT supervision oT SouTh Division coaches, They learn sporTsmanship and real Shoulder-To-Shoulder spiriT. To Them, Aggressive TighTing Tor The righT is The nobles+ sporT The world aTTords. R is MR. HANNEMAN If W my M Miss KLHNHEINZ :QQ 3 4 im T '1r. Q wr' 'U MR. HANSEN T 5 ,.,..,.... T III QQ ,Af-v MR. REITHLEY 5 I iii 5 PT MISS ZOLLER MR. HEIMEMAN 1 i Miss MoNsEN i A ' I' 'X . lp T ik fl M Miss BREIT ,,,,.,,... Z T N... ' WST

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.l,u,.,,,,.,, k..k if -F yy kxlv i f .Q I' Hp it 1 Nm. A A Fw 'I' M jx .J-'W' Q ss' ii. -- MISS BELOT MR- KRUG Il MISS ROESSELET lnol picluredl MRS. TI-IODE MRS. STOLLENWERK IFIIIE In unily Ihere is sIrengIh, believes Mr. James A. Boolc, vice-principal and business manager ol or- ganizalions al Soufh. Under his eificienf direcfion Souih Division has gone over Ihe 'lop in all war ac- Iivilies. In addilion Io Ihe sale of slarnps and bonds, Ihis co-worlcer of Uncle Sam and his siaff keep Ihe financial records and accounis and do all Ihe business relafing +o school acfivilies. Where do every day's acfivilies ai Soulh Division begin and end? AI' Ihe hub of our school, Ihe oiiicel There Ihe records of every sludenl are filed, and Ihe rouline managemenl of Ihe school goes on. Under Ihe added sfrain of war work our Ihree clerks cheerfully carry on Iheir various Tasks. Responsibilily, co-operafion, and a pleasing per- sonalify are a few of The Irails sfudenfs develop while working as office assisfanrs. These business women of Iomorrow are learning by experience how 'o acquire grealer efficiency on Ihe iob. STANDING: Jean Ruefz SEATED: Dorolhy Finlalr, Mariann Baerwald, Irene George MR. JAMES A. BOOK VICE-PRINCIPAL