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

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Quiclil Get some llilIlllil.sIPS. l cut my finger. hem ails an excited student as she rushes into the infirmary. For whatever emergency arises. the girls on duty are prepared. A cherry Good morning. South Ui- vision opens each new day in the office. 'llhere ahsentees line up to have excuses checked hy the office staff. For those who would he on the lmll in history or lfnglish. there is no place like the lihrarv. With numerous hooks. periodicals. and pamphlets available. students may expand their opportun- ities to learn and to develop poten- tialities. Thus. with all the facilities of li- hrary. office. and infirmary at their disposal. the students' welfare is pro- vided for. i 1 OFFICE S1ul1rlin,':.' Nliss Koesselet. lxlill'gllf'l'lll' Lusha, Nlarilyn Searing. Sealed: Miss Mueller Page 24 LIBRARY CADI1 BOOKS ARE OU Handling Mr. Croutis correspondence and gen- eral office work is Miss Nancy Mneller's respon- sihility. She is a new- comer to South Division. Miss llosella llelot. in charge of pay roll rec- ords. makes out reports for the main office. To get excuses. students see Miss Florence lloesselet. who takes care of attend- ance records. types tran- seripts. and files. Marilyn Searing. Marguerite Lusha. and eight other girls not pic- tured. perform numerous office tasks: filing cards. giving information to stu- dents, and answering the telephone.

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During his high sehool eareer. each student frequently eonliers with his ad- viser to diseover and develop individual interests and aptitudes. New fields and opportunities are opened to him in the form of musieal presentations. well-in- formed speakers. and up-to-date movies. llliss Mildred Nlartin and Mrs. l.uzia Creenwalt. sophomore and freshman eoun- selors. respeetively. plan the guidanee programs for the underelassmen. These students. like their older lwrothers and sis- ters. stage talent and style shows and par- tieipate in a eareer day. Mrs. Creenwalt is also responsilile for lfreshman llonor dav. ln eollahoration with Miss Stone. Nlr. Conrad Saskowski. eounselor to the jun- iors. seeures speakers and arranges regu- lar guidanee programs for the upperelass- men. llesides eonferring with students on seholastie progress. Mr. Saskowski selects five lmoys from the junior elass who spend ten days at lladger Hoy si state. a eamp at llipon eollege. Nlr. Saskowski. 'Nliss Nlartin. Nlrs. lireenwalt ADVISEME T DIRECTORS ln modern edueation guidanee is eom- plex. hut hasie to sueeess. lleeause South Division is interested in developing the whole personality. not just training for speeial skills. the advisement program is an extensive one. Miss lfstelle Stone seenres speakers and movies lor senior group guidanee and eareer day. hesides holding eonferenees to disenss educational progress and post- graduate opportunities. She administers tests to aseertain mental eapaeity. elerieal aplitudes. and meehanieal skill. These re- sults. along with other sehool reeords. are frequently eonsulted prior to employment interviews and college entranee examina- tions. liheeking almsenees and verifying sus- peeted truaney. llliss Hllllllll Monsen works elosely with the eounselors. Welfare Uli- fieer jane Whitney. who was at South three semesters hut is now sueeeeded hy Miss Agnes Liherato. earried on from there. She eontaeted the families ol' ehronie ahsentees and helped them solve their prohlems. ' :ge '

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With dainty lace talvlccloth. silver tea service. and homelike surroundings the annual hook week tea in thc li- lurary is a pleasant occasion for teach- ers ol' South Division. lfach Novcrnlvcr the lihrary cadets act as hostcsscs at this gathering. setting up colorful dis- plays so that the faculty may lrronise through the new hooks and later recrominend them to their students. 'l'o introduce lihrary facilities to freshmen. their lfnglish teachers visit the room with them sonictiinc during their first semester. Miss llzunakcr. the lilirarian. explains to the newcomers how to look for information and where to find hooks for enjoyment. She gives all necessary instructions ahout their conduct while studying in the lilirary. dy liirlmy. l ranu'cs llorpat. llorothy Brady. Phyllis Rishel OMPANIONS Under the capalale di- rection ol' Mrs. Margaret Dickinson. twenty - one girls lN'I'illllK' inliirmary monitors this year. Their scholastic records. desire to serve. and good inan- ners reconnnended them. lfvery day each devotes one free period to her duties. Sometimes a girl volunteers lmecause ol' her interest in a nursing ca- reer. Neat. clean. and quiet. the inlirniztry is condu- cive to rest and relaxa- tion. llandages and medic- inal preparations line the shelves and cahinets. llecords are kept of all who report for aid. I FIR MARY Pretty Jennings, Dorothy lllt'lll1l'll l'. Nlarilyn Hart, Arlene Solmczak Page 25