Milwaukee Country Day School - Arrow Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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WILLIAM GOODRICH B111 eame to Country Day an the Fourth Grade and has been a talented and brnlhant member of the class ever smee He ns well known for hrs ready wxt and mqunsmve mmd Ever smce he won a speexal award for the boy wnth the mo t 1nqu1s1t1ve mxnd he has been askmg questnon He even braves the mv n euble Mr Church Durmg hns years at Country Das Bnll has studned piano dxllgently and has become the school s most proficxent musncxan A member of the Student Councxl for the past three year B111 has been a declded asset to that body Bull plans to con tnnue hxs work at Harvard where he wnll combnne work ln engmeermg wnth further study of musxc DANIEL GRIDLEY Although Crld onee nursed a PJSSIOHGIC desnre to b Come a Hreman his present leamngs belle the probabnllty of his ever 3Cl1lCVlDg that ambltlon Rather to the eontrars we precinct that nn a fevx years he wnll wmd up as a blg tlme banker or crnm mal lawyer In hrs early days Grid prom1sed to be one of our outstandmg football players but unfor tunately because of an operatnon on hrs arm he was unable to contmue has athletic actxvntles He dnd howeser develop mto one of the best shots on the rxfle team and has won prn7es for h1s provsess along that lme He joined the Glee Club wnth enthusiasm especxally when he heard about the Downer Concert Gnd ns one of the most persnstent students m the class always gettmg has homevlork done no matter how long nt takes hum He ought to find thls tralt a valuable asset next year at Northwestern ,wwe ya I 1 is rx f I x I I V 1 sf r 1 s' ' r 9 ,v f , - 1 . . 1 1 . ' X V 'V I . . . ... . ' a u D ' v l 5 .. - F- - U . . . J , V 'I ' ' v ,, - ' I x . . . . 1 ' . . . I Y JI . x . 7 . - I A I

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CARL DAVIDSGN JR Dllmond Duc IS known 19 the best dressed student m school Hoxxucr he ns contmually complammg that hrs trousers are much too big ln the waxst because of that five pounds he lost rn the last few days Laugh and be fat rs Carls motto However, hrs bonsterous and cheerful nature ns sorely trxed every das at the lunch table where he 15 convinced that he ns belng gypped of an extra desert Dave has entered lnto mans sports, wmnmg a varsity letter rn football, and playmg on the hockey and golf teams A man of artrstxc nature Carl s greatest pastxme IS sketchmg hrs teachers and classmates He was also cnrculatnon manager of the ARROW this year Carl plans on gomg to lNorthu estern next wear HARRY FOERSTER Pme Lake skr enthusrast has been one of the more quxet and mdustrlous members of our class always ready to take any job and do lt well An excellent sarlor, Harry has won many cups In summer races on Pune Lake, where he lnvcs the wear round In athletxcs, Harry h1s been a mainstay for the past two vears of the J V football team, and an ardent supporter of hockev xn wxnter But Harrv has been more than an athlete He has spent the past sux years as a member of the Art Club and rs probably the Clubs oldest member In more recent years he has joxned the Auto Nlechanrcs Club and has taken several motors apart As to putting them together agam, well, that's an other storx Harry has not yet made has college choice , . ' ' V1 Yi l I ' . - l ' 1. ,, - , Y - I A student at Country Day since seventh grade, thus 3 7 . . i , . . . 1 ,Y ' , . V K f . Y v 1 . 1 ' Y X g .

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ARTHUR I-IORNIG Art entered Qountrx Dax two xexrs lgo IS .1 un oi and our only regret is that he did not eome sooner His seholastle reeord is an enuable one, Ind the 11 ide scope of his ui dom has amazed mlny Art e1rned further honors as .1 eo editor of the Iufgrr, in whieh his nrtieles and editorials were famililr sights In the fall Art was .1 first Stringer on the xarsitx football team, and his efforts were rewarded with 21 letter After football he braved the wintrx blasts out on the hoel1e1 rink, while in spring he turned his atten tion to tennis fand Latin Art beelme 1 member of the Student Qouneil soon after his arrnal it Country D11 and his bass tones have enriehed the Glee Club for tvso wears 'Next xear Art will go to Harward, where he intends to earrx on the good work of his brother Don BAYARD I-IORTER, JR. If you should see a certnn fellow walking about school with a slide rule in one hind and a km eham twirlmg in the other you would know that that was Bayard lhe slide rule is his Bible and the twurling lxey ehaln his trade mark Besides doing a good job A loyll member of the Art Club for fixe years, he h1s also ventured into the held of Auto Meehanies This j0Xlll Senior hls been U1 aetlve member of the Student Couneil His mun athletle endeuors haxe been issoented with the Senior Ielgues that blood thir tx group in xxhleh men beeome monsters and onli the rugged suruxe A man of mam strokes Baxard helps out the golf telm in spring He will begin the studx of Xleehanxeal Inglneermg at Cor nell next YLIX' is f ak ' 1 ' - 1 1 , ' I ' V I ' x' - l V. 1 l ' 7. 1 1 ' fr , - 1 . ,l A 1 1 gi 1 i M --l, In . ni V. . - . X 2 A V-xv. ' ' - 1k , 1 ' ' 1 - ' 'A ' s 1 ' i i I y ' ,' V, A - ' I x , ' , I , V . ' ' 1 ' 1- 1 ' ' ' 1' 1 V' ' I . . V X VV 1 V- . . , - 1 , ' ' Y 1- s 1 ' 1, ' ' , , . ,' , . scholastienlly, Bayard has entered into many activities. 1 K 1 ' ' 11 , 1, 'A',4. ,, ,' 11 A -'N 1 V' 1 '1 ' -1A 1' f - , , ' X . 1. , x 1 1' 11' 11 1 ,