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

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HONGR ene Meyer, L.ily Towell Slocombe, William Rasche, Philip G-eil, l-larold Towell, EsTher Kaqel, Hazel Pidd, Raymond Bruss, Johanna Gail, Mahlda Geil, Harry E, CoblenTz, l-lermine Foelslce, Hanna Monsen, Annelle Goldman English, has been an incenTive Tor disTincTion in scholar- ship. This year The associaTion was also responsible for The Tremendous TurnouT aT The SouTh Division GI VicTory ball. On ThaT nighT servicemen, TogeTher wiTh Tormer sTudenTs, renewed acquainTances aTTer a long separaTion during The war years. WiThouT a doubT The mosT ouTsTanding service oT This organizaTion was To make possible The unTorgeTTable TiTTieTh anniversary banqueT held aT The Milwaukee audi- Torium, December IO, 1943. CongraTulaTions To These qraduaTes OT oTher years. As Mr. CoblenTz said, They are The hearT and spiriT oT our Tine Alumni associaTion. Dr. Theisen, Mrs. ScoTT, Supf. Goodrich, Mr. CoblenTz. Mrs. CoblenTz, Mr, PoTTer, Mr. CrouT Page I I Mr. Coblentz

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ALUMNI, FRIENDS ii' Sfandingz Adam Larson, Harrier Themmes, Thaddeus Wasielewlcsi, Lorraine Schoemann, Henry Speerbrecher, Louis Wolf, Earl Buffer, Beniamin Boclcelman, Sealed: Janel Gruber Thode, Helen Cobleniz Scofl, Elsa Dudenhofer, Erna Bernfeld, Helen Bubolfz Burnish All Sourh Division hearis swelled wilh pride as Mr. Croul proclaimed, By virfue of rny posilion, I hereby srale Ihal This hall henceforih be Icnown as Coblenfz hall, and I so dedicale il. Thus on Cobie day, Seplember 24, Ihe unmeaningful name, assembly A, became Co- blenlz hall. Cobie and Souih Division, one and insepa- rable, were al' lhal' momenl' linlced Iogelher forever. II was an occasion Ihal will never be lorqollen by Ihe graduares, sludenls, and friends who were presenr. Since ils conslilulion was adopfed in I92I, Ihe Alumni associalion has done much for Soulh. The Alumni boolc, presenfed each year Io The junior boy excelling in GI Victory Dance Paqe IO

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PRINCIPAL More lhan iusl a friend 'ro all, Mr. Ray D. Croul has bee come an infegral parf of each and every Soulh Divisionile. l-lis generous smile and lalherly advice daily influence all his youngslers. l-le inspires high scholarship and noble char- acler +rai+s. Always on hand +o encourage a foolball player or praise a school produclion, he has won lhe admiralion of leachers and sludenls alilce. Because of his sincere inleresf in exlracurricular aclivilies and compelilive sporls, our principal exemplifies lhe Shoulder-'ro-Shoulder spiril which Soulh so proudly boasls. ln hearl lhey are one. Leff fo Rlglwf Mr Croul, Alexander Mac Gillis, Eileen Balcshfa Faqe I2