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

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PETER MCCONVILLE Pete or Buck has grown rapldly 1nto one of the lead1ng pos1t1ons in the class He played topnotch football on the varsity last fall and filled in well as second string center on the basketball team In the spr1ng Pete has played tennis at the number three singles spot He hopes to get 1n a few months at Yale ROBERT MCCORD A canny Scot Bob IS not g1ven to com m1tt1ng hrmself until he knows where he stands He has been a steady worker ln aCl1V1l1eS and has played IV football and league basketball and baseball Although quiet Bob knows what he believes and has earned the respect of h1s fellow students He will leave for the Army soon after graduat1on CLIFFORD MESSINGER Cliff has been one of the hard est workers ln the class He starred 1n the line in the 42 football season fought off colds all winter and came back to be one of the mamstays of the infxeld lhlS spring Arrow and has done a conscientious job STARKE MEYER A bus1ness man Without equal Starke has carr1ed the great job of c1rculat1ng the Ledgers for the last two years has sold advert1s1ng and has helped to run one of Milwaukee s greatest theaters Dur the fall he played IV football and 1n the winter he be came monarch of all he surveyed on the Sen1or League field of battle DOUGLASS RICHTER One of the Old Guard Doug has been around slnce th1rd form Doug shot up to such heights that he has had trouble controlling h1s S1Ze but he st1ll was a big help to varsity football last fall A Senior League stalwart and a fly Chaser 1n spnng Doug has never falled to keep busy He will probably enter Government service soon Besides Cliff has served as business manager of the -51

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FRANK IEE Frank 1S the quretest boy who has ever been at Country Day Takmg no sports and no actrvrtres he has made l1tt1e 1mpress1on on the school Behmd h1s reserve however a few boys have found htm to be a pretty good fellow Most students have been rm pressed by h1s orod1g1ous trolley trlps He IS the prrme benefa tor of the Transport Co IAMES LEEDOM The Arrows success thrs year from a frnancral potnt of vlew IS largely due to the efforts of Irm Takmg over the dutres of advertrsrng manager dur1ng the absence of Clrff Messmger Irm dxd a frne job He has also been one of the strong men on the football and hockey teams dur1ng the last two seasons IOHN LEFEBER Iohn has been one of the busrest fellows rn the school ever s1nce he arrrved 1n the slxth grade As advertrsrng manager of the Ledger manager of base ball unoffrcral photographer and general handy man Lelfebe w1ll be sorely mrssed by the school He expects to major rn electrvcal engmeermg at Purdue DAN MACIVER As edrtor of the Arrow thrs book 1S very largely the result of Dan s labors But Dan has had many other 1r'terests He has been a football player the wlnner of a hockey award and a Prefect One of the youngest members of the class Dan has had lrttle trouble 1n w1n r11ng the hearts of the grrls and after Prrnceton resrstrble SANDY MCCALLUM Sandy has been one of the classs natural Ever s1nce frrst grade he has stood out ln the class He has won SIX varsrty letters been presxdent of the Glee Club edrtor of the Ledger and a Prefect as well as a conqueror of the hearts and slopes at Sun Valley He plans to follow rn the footsteps of h1s brother at Am herst

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IOHN ROEMEH-Iohn came to Country Day as a Senior transferring from Whitefish Bay. He immediately proved himself the friendliest and best natured fellow in the class. In addition he delighted Ken Laird with his ex- cellent play in football, and later as one of the main- stays of the basketball team. This spring he has been playing third base for Willie Church. What a man! DAVE SCHUMM-Our perennial class president is a fellow of no mean abilities. I-le has not only proved himself the smoothest of Seniors, but he has also sparkled as one of the most shining stars of the Senior League basket- ball team. The Arrow, however, almost did not go to press because two girls claim that Dave told them they could have the pictures. Whew! RICHARD SEAMAN-Rick, who has been with us since kindergarten days, has distinguished himself in many ways. He played guard on the football team, defense on the hockey team, was an editor of The Ledger, and a Prefect. Before his senior year he kept the publica- tions going as Business Manager. Dangerously ill for all of the spring term, Rick's immediate future is recovery. KEN SMITH-Ken has been here but two years, but dur- ing that time he has proved himself our most versatile athlete Last fall he quarterbacked the football team until he broke his wrist he played a bang up game of basketball all winter and this spring he has played first base and pitched for the baseball team and played on the golf team He IS also a good student IOHN SQUIER Like his brother Ted before him Iohn has proved himself to be a good fellow and a great dodger of exercise Unlike Ted however Iohn s big interest 1S not books and a big vocabulary but the fairer sex Iohn has managed most of Country Day s teams at one time or another has tinkered with cars and has appeared every morning as C D s best dressed young man 3