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

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DONALD LINDSAY Despite the austere ernmaee of the gentleman IDOYL Don may be classed IS exuberance plus His fame as a freshman balter and hell driver are equaled only by the Gestapo and james Lynch respectnely To begin with Don is one of Country Day s first line dating back to the early thirties Through the vears he has always displayed unusual scholastic ability and has proved himself a xersatile athlete by earning letters in both football and hockey In the litter sport he was a yirtual flying., terror scoring golls md fouls simultaneously Add Dons interest in Auto flying and the result is 42 s gift to the world He has offered his serwiees to the U S lN3N1l Aeidemy the rumored motne belm, to learn h yy I successful smoke screen XVILLIAM MURPHY 'Vlurph came to Country Day in his freshman year and has made mlm contributions to the school dur mg the past four years He has been a letter man on the yarsity football team for the last three YCIYS During the past tvxo winters he has played on the varsity basketball team and in the spring has been 1 xaluable addition to the tennis squad partieul1rly eulshed himself is in artist doing., mlny posters md decorations for sehool letiwitles He has also been I member of the Cflee Club since II mls stirted In his Senior year Bill xx as elected to the Student Coun eil On top of all this Bill has mnntimed il high scholastic axeratge and I reidx sense of humor He will attend the Whlrtcmn School of linanee next yelr 1 ' 1 1 1 y ' 11 I 1 ' - 1 - -1 V 1 ' 1 - .. . 1, 7 - 7 . . V. . 7, . .. 1, V - - r a , v ' . Y I v I v I V A V V ' . v . - 7 . 1 I f Y K . 1' ly' , ' Q k. 2 ' v 6 1 , ' ' K ' 1 Q- V. ' ' ' C r- ' ' 1 1 'L , ' 1 5 1 Mechanics, the Arrow, the I.e'e1ge'r, and his first love, in doubles. Outside of athletics Murph has distin- - ' ' A ' ' Y i A 1 A ' L Y L ' ' ' A , , , . , , , . , ,'e, , . l il 1. et , I., 1- V 1 A- . 1' '1k' 1 y. , - 11 A r 1' j ' o ' to ay' a ' ' i ' ' N 'Q . - . V ' 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 ' 1

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ROBERT KIECKHEFER, JR. Although Bob has had to commute the many long mlles from Wlsconsxn 5 smallest vsh1stle stop he has proved hlmself a most alert student at Country D15 The Kleck has alvs axs been on hand when an 1m jugglmg the Sennor Class has been able to stay out of the red for the past two years Thms practxce proved xaluable thus year when he managed the Glee Club s successful drnve to ranse Eve hundred dollars for the Red Cross Bob has been an ardent camera fan and besxdes taklng most of the pxctures for thus book he has done much of the edntmg A scnentnst par excel lence a musnc lover and one of the Semor League s toughest members Bob has proved h1mself a versatlle fellow He plans to study engmeermg at Cal Tech nn the fall CARL KLEPPE Clrl is one of the ftvx uppercllssmtn xx ho l1aXe been atttndmg Country Dlx since kmdtrgarten As a Sennor Carl has prox ed lnmself to be 1 well rounded student perfornnng commendable school work servmg on the Student Councxl and actlvelx engagmg ln sports He has had an almost automatlc posxtlon on the Honor Roll and hls alvt ays stood ln the upper Kleppe has often lent a comlc touch to the Phy s1cs class by his stubborn attentlon to xrrelewant trnfles He earned a mmor letter nn football last fall was one of the hugh scorers ln the Semor League durlng the vsmter and loafed vuth the track team all sprmg He has also been one of Cll Cooper s rnght hand men ln Auto Mechanics Carl vull studx engmeerrng at Marquette next year N' If x I 1 Y W - ' x V Y 1 ' V . , ' ' , , . V . - 9 V K ' Q . . . , V . - . . . V . s 9 , l s Vu A n s A - . l Q' - V na V V X ' - I Q Y , ' portant job was to be done. Because of his figure- quarter of his class. A stickler for details, Herr 7 . , - . K , V , , . . . 3 . V V V. V V. . V . . . . , - , , L - . 7 . . . . ,, - . . V. V . . YY ' ' I Y 1 1 . ' Y V . . .

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BILL PULLIAM We pred1ct that this handsome young man wxll 1n a few years be enther Amerxcas number one matmee xdol or wnll be cultn atmg soy beans ln South Amer rea One of the Old Guard Bull has made quxte 1 name for lnmself at Country Day fand everywhere ters two nn football and two ln hoekey In spr1ng Bulls thoughts turn to track or sunbaths but then you can t be aCtlVC all the tnme Bull IS more than an athlete though As 1 Prefect and 1 L1 Jgzr edxtor Blll has been one of tht strongest fortes m shapnng school pollcy ln the last year He has also been a xaluable asset to the Glee Club to wh1ch he has lent hls power ful bass B111 wlll carry on the Country Day trad1t1on at Yale next year whlch for many years has taken some of our best all round students FRED RHUE This good lookmg young fellow rs one of the most popular boys 1n school He IS noted for h1s pegged pants hrs constant wttentnon to the fan' sex hns Indnan shoes and hrs burr hanrcut However thls strenuous program has not hxndered hns more serxous slde for Freddne has made an outstandlng record at Country Day He IS an edltor of the Lulgtr a four year Student Councxl man a promxnent member of pounds Freddles fight and w1ll to vsm earned hlm a football letter vshnch IS no mean achnevement when he had to compete agamst the beef trust of Stoltze et al Fred wants to taek an MD onto his name some day and he wall start out on a pre med course at Haverford thus summer Fred s loss vull be keenly felt by all the students who have known hum 1 X . . 7 . I ' 3 . . . . , , , , Q , , . . , . . . . 7 . . . V . . - , , , . . I .. ,, - - I . , , . , 4 t , K' ' , - . I A V . , . else among the ladiesj. He was won four major let- the Glee Club, and a prefect. Weighing but 120 7 . ' 1 V - , . . . 1 y l , . . u . . , , 7 . 1 . ' ' Y ' . D . ' . . A s s ' ' . y s ' , ' ' 1 L ' v t ' . , r. r 3