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

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YI CE-PRINCIPAL Alexander E. Nlorstzul With tnmuvering patience and resouree- fulness Mr. Alexander IC. Nlorstad works with advisers und eonnselors to help young people prepare for the future. ln addition to teaehing history and supervising ut- tendunee. Nlr. Xlorstad is eo-operating with a eommittee to devise a rating sheet nhieh will give seniors rec-ognition for their services. A sports enthusiast. Nlr. Nlorstad enjoys golfing, howling. and fishing. lle is also at keen follower of all sehool games. Student seereturiz-s. 'hllllll-QY s'lt1l'HAN rjmnrl and l,l'l'lIil.lC Ntivirrx flfurkl assist Xin. Nloiisuli uith 1-l'l'i1'e routine. gf

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I' ll I NYIPAL Ilay ll. Front bouih xxill Ill'Xt'l' ha' the HIINCZ Pup ls rr-tiring. During his l'll'Nl?Il years all Soulh Divi' sim: l'rim'ipal Huy D. ilroul has sl1r'1'vefl1'1l in vrcating u falnily-like' almosphe-re' mill:- ln thx' svhmml. :md lwvallsv of lhis Slllllll-r nmraxlv has allways hevn high. Hclivxing that vxlrur'llrrir'ulur uvlixilivs ure- wry inlpurlunl in il Sllllifxlllk srhmml his-. Pup urged vide- partir-ipulion. ls thc'rc arm xx hvre for Smith s - il nmrv c-ntlmllslaslnm' huoslcfr ports? 5 Vu. 1 lun I Hlllls the- In-In-h VHlI'Illt'l yup' IH

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COUNSELOBS Miss Mimmi-Ln L. BTARTIN fleftj Miss Vr:RoN1ctA Slu.I.1vAN frighzj 'gMalcing high school the best years of a student's life is one of my chief aims,', stated Miss Veronica Sullivan, freshman counselor. Visiting each elementary school in the district before every new semester. she plans the programs and subjects for incoming freshmen. while Miss Mildred L. Martin, sophomore counselor. registers the second-year students. Miss Martin's goal is to become ac- quainted with all sophomores and to aid them in becoming a part of South Division. Both counselors work on life advisement programs for the underclassmerl and in- terview parents and welfare workers to help solve pupils' problems. They also urge high scholarship and service to the school. LIFE ADVISEMEN T FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE PROGRAMS Ot ITORER 14 .lllnior Achievement Program NOVEMBER I Mask and Wig Play Father Talks Turkey DI-ICEMRER 3 Musical l'rogram Miss Esther Lehmann and Chorus lll-ICI-IMBER IT Orgatron and Chimes Mr. Herman Smith .l ANUARY T Freshman-So ihomore Talent T,l'0 'l'dIIl F' FEBRUARY 25 Retailing: Tape recording of Future Unlimited: Discussion hy Advisers MARCH 15 Page l 2 Opportunities for Youth Today Mr. Ervin Radloff MARCH 24 Nursing as a Career Girls: Miss Anna Kietzmann APRIL 28 Band Concert Mr. Phil A. Kammeiei MAY 13 Style Show Miss Ethel Classnei MAY 24 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Program MOVIES SEPTEMBER 24 Championship Footlmall OCTOBER 1 How to Study How to Improve Your Reading OCTOBER 14 Learning by Doing OCTOBER 15 Know Your Library How to Lise the Dictionary OCTOBER 22 Finding Your Life Work NOVEMBER I9 Recreation and Leisure FEBRUARY ll The Great Circle FEBRUARY 18 Behind Your Radio Dial Television MARCH 25 Air Transportation 'Telegraphic Telephone APRIL 29 Journalism Baking Industry MAY 19 Wings to Alaska District of Columbia