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

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BTS AN AFT Miss l'Ii,mNoR I.. MA1'sz NIR. Amzvxwiiizx I'l'RlN KLDRIIHN fi0!'lI.LARD. MARIJQNE A'rwi:l.l.. and HARVEY KUNKI-Il. flvft to right? vis-w exhibit in mom 333. girl is a natural rnieans of expression which plays an important part in our everyday lives in leisure' time. in school activities. and in our fulurv liz'z's.-- Miss Eleanor Mfausz. A recent art exhibit of a former South Divi- sionite. Rodney Jenkins. attracted iiitvrested stu- dents to the display in room 333. Mr. Jenkins. now a senior at Milwaukee State 'I'eavlwrs vol- lege. is winning revognition for exhibits through- out the city. Page I5

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Page I 4 uggets DUG UP FBOM THE PAST First woman 1'ice-principal in any senior high school in Milwaukee was Miss Margaret A. French 11914-262. From 1895 until that appointment she taught mathematics. Shield, a girls, organization, was formed in 1914 to study the lives of successful women and help needy families with Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. The School Hymn. composed by Justin Collins Castlelnan of the English department the tune of an Austrian song. was ta the first World War. Trained by Mr. Louis Goodrich, the South Divi- sion band played under the baton of john Philip Sousa. It was par! of a combined band made up of musicians from all Milwaukee high schools in 1927. and set to boo during During the flu epidemic in 1918 all school gatherings were prohibited, and school was dis- missed for days at a time. But that didn't stop the South football team from beating West 101 to 0 and winning the city championship. The Girls' club. formed by Miss Mary B. Peterson in 1894. was the first of its kind in any high school in the United States. Miss Peterson recently celebrated her ninety-second birthday. South won the first Milwaukee County Lyceum association contest taking all but three places. Mr. Harry E. Coblentz, principal from 1909 to 1936, played Santa Claus at a Girls' club Christ- mas party and in addition to being a talented im- personator, did a neat bit of eccentric dancing.

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