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

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IAMES DAVIDSON-lim came to this school in the fifth form and is now almost a naturalized citizen of the school. His Scotch ancestry forbids his going too far. The great- est politician in school, lim will argue anything any time. He has been an active appreciator of music and one of the most vocal supporters of Senior Leagues. RICHARD DAVIS-Dixie is the only Senior with as many names as interests. Dick's fighting spirit has earned him six letters in football, basketball, and baseball. He has also walked off with the sprints on Field Day, sung a powerful bass in the Glee Club, and has been the Rem- brandt of the Art Club. If the Army doesn't get him, Princeton will. ANDERS FRIEND-A man of many devices, Andy has been with us, then at school in the East, and now back with us. He has been a strong member of league teams, an ardent camera fan, and a silent supporter of the scien- tific way of life. In summer Andy has been one of the i best fresh-water sailors and has walked off with many a mug. RICHARD GOLD-Dick s greatest pleasure is looking back on the hours of sweating he has given Mr Waterman with his innumerable questions Believe it or not though he usL ally understood the theory by test time Seriously his proficiency in sports and school work has made him an asset to both football and basket ball and Yale will get a good man FREDERICK HANSEN Fred has built himself a reputation as a student largely because of the ease with which he tosses off involved explanations the fruit of ceaseless study He has aimed to rouse the school through the pages cf the Ledger and has frequently succeeded A member of the Art Club and the Commandos Fred has shown himself a versatile fellow 1 gas' - , ,Ma

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WILLIAM ABBOTT B111 1S one of the school s outstandmg athletes He has been a star end 1n football a depend able basketball player and one of the rnamstays of the baseball team In other act1v1t1es he has been an artrst of some abrhty and the schools lead1ng orator w1nn1ng a pnze rn the I fferson Contest thrs year The Army w1ll be B111 s next mterest NORMAN CARPENTER One of the schools oldtrmers Norm has proved hlmself a fellow of many ab1l1t1es He has been 9d1lOI of the Ledger a football star an out standrng hockey player a member of the tenn1s team and a frne student He has a reputatron for scarlng freshmen and 1nterest1ng g1rls Carpre w1ll sh1ne wheth er he enters college or the Army DAVID CUNNINGI-IAM Dave entered Country Day 1n h1s Iunror vear He soon become a bulwark of both the Glee Club and the football team Hrs boomlng vo1ce and h1s savage play at tackle won 1mmed1ate respect No one rn school enjoyed h1s own jokes more than Dave A good student Dave left at the m1d year to enter Mar quette on one of the speeded up programs GLEN CURRAN Glen IS one of the Clf not thel quletest member of the Senror class He came to Country Day 1n h1s Sophomore year S1nce then he has bu1lt a repu tatron as a great r1fle shot and as one of the schools Don Iuans He has been aCl1V9 1n Ledger Arrow work L1ke most of the Sen1ors he IS head1ng for Uncle Sam s army IOE DAGGETT Ioe has been one of the most popular boys 1n the class s1nce Iumor School days Dag played football 1n both h1s Iunlor and Sen1or years chucked a b1t for the baseball team 1n h1s Semor year and played one of he steadrest games of all the school s golfers It now looks lrke a tossup between Carleton and the A1r Corps . . 1 - 1 1 - 1 .. , . . . - 1 n C . . . , . , . Q-' I 1 I ' 1 1 I . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . 11 11 1 1 4 ' ' 1 .

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PETER HAYES Pete says l1ttle but accompl1shes much H1s classmates th1nk of hxm as a man of deep thoughts He has been a scrapper rn both football and hockey al though never a star HIS auto maneuverabrhty has earn ed h1m the mckname of T1ger Pete hopes to go to Am herst but the Army w1ll have hrst cho1ce IH the matter IOE HEH. Ioe entered C D 1n the Sth grade and has always been an mdustrlous member of THE Sen1or class He has been the terror of one and all 1n h1S capac1ty of br1ll1ant quest1oner 1n all classes The center of most baseball conversat1ons Ioe has been able to support h1s argument w th two letters 1n baseball IOHN HOPE Bertrum the crashrng tackle of the class of 43 has probably set some k1nd of record as an 1ce hauler 1n h1s spare t1me He has been a d9C1d9d asset to the school both on the football team and on the dance floor He found hte very restful at Country Day unt1l some one told hlrn about the lVlar1nes Now Iohn 1S to be GUY KIECKHEFER Guy more commonly known Kreck 1S the class s g1ft to the bra1n trust It 1S rumored that he w1ll eventually succeed K1eran on Inforrnat1on Please He has taken Art Club MUSIC Apprec1at1on and several extra courses besldes taklng dally workouts w1th the Senlor Leagues He IS golng to Stanford next year WILLIAM KOCH B111 w1nds up an outstandmg career at Countrn Day He has been one of the stars of the basket ball team and was co captam th1s year He has won the respect of the student body as one of the hardest work 1ng of the Prefects He has also been a crack shot on the Rlfle team lncldentally h1s motto IS Women be fore Work Very t1mely' ' 1 ' . a Marine. - , as - . . t . 5