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

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QM Miss Marion Allen Mr. Eugene Biddick Mr. Harry Blair Mr. Louis Cajski Mr, Orlando Nelson Mr. Arthur Dunkel Miss Carolyn .lean Starr Mr. joseph Thompson odemte Do ne stand in danger of a catastrophe that may in our minds. we cautiously step into a new era. Will spell the end of all of us? Because of lhe cyclotron. the il he gr period of progress and security? The answer fantastic atom-smashing machine. this danger may lie- dependg upon our willingness to work. to sacrifice. and mme 5 Eal1tY- to persevere so that future scientific research will luring With the memory of Hiroshima and Nagasaki fresh blessings to all men. LHF7' In li'lf1ll'l': Ruth Jnnsu. Therese Zelziclilovvski. Norbert Jvsko, Uonulrl K1-ttvnlwil, lfilf-I-11 Napier

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Miss Frances Durbrow Miss Hedwig Benncwitz Mr. Frank Leinanowicz Miss Leone McDermott Miss Mary Quirk Miss Edith Hampel Qnot picturedl li! SEATED: William Williams, Jack Stearle, .lemme Majchrzak S'l'AfVlJING: lilarvin Schultz. Irving Adler DEPARTMENT OF With the war over and many American lads bringing home wives of foreign birth. it is even more important that we acquaint ourselves with the ways of other lands. How can we do this better than by learning the languages of our world neighbors? Through the study of German, Latin, Spanish, French. and Polish, pupils acquire a better vocabulary, appreciate the classics of other countries, and become familiar with the manners and customs of people all over the world. It is very important that we, the builders of freedom, learn to live and work with others regardless of race, creed, or language. 19

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Alulrcy Sokol, lfunive liostrzewa. l'aul Strotlwnkv DEPARTMENT OF 'Tasha S3552 we f ,K f Hypothesis: Many South Division alumni have played an important role in winning thc war as pilots. Miss Colcttc Batz navigators. and hombardiers. Others are serving their country equally well in applya ing their mathematical Mknow how in in- dustry and science. Conclusion: Skilled mathematicians will hc ready lo help solve future peacetime prohlems. Proof: l. A technical age demands mathematic alvil- ity. llrlypothesisj IZ. Working exactly and reasoning logically. scholars can arrive at decisions and draw conclusions that rcsull. in progress in scientific fields, lAn axiom easily vcrilied hyolvscrvalionl l. Training at South develops these ahilitics. 1l'rovud in all math classes! I-. lly taking advantage of the training mathematics offers, students will continue to work for the good of mankind. iQ. it up QI Miss Lorraine Blank Mr. Bertus Boone Mr. James Little Mr. Joseph Nowak Miss Estelle Stone Qt 1 ' X -,f t, 'Q ' atwwxa -A 4 E , .