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

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Left to rrght Back Row Serdel Hazelwood S Boyd Tuttle Kurten Foerster Hands Plulhp Stone Mrddle Row I OBr1en I Sproule F OBr1en G Davrdson R Mtller Stark D Meyer P Fnend Front Row Wmd sor Stelnman Iones Absent Clarke Fttzgerald Furrer Howell Laskm W Schwartz THE SOPHOMOBES The class of 45 has proved rtselt one ot the most versattle classes 1n school We have been not only students and athletes but also generally act1ve around school But Ph1ll1p and B111 Stark d1d themselves proud on last falls football team whrch was almost all Senlors In the wrnter Hands Ph1ll1p OBr1en and Tuttle all won letters 1n hockey whrle th1s spnng we have a strong corner on the tenn1s team plus three fellows on the baseball squad Basketball IS our only weakness We have suppl1ed large delegatrons to the Glee Club and the R1fle Club Academlcally we have had about 15 ZOQQ of the class on the Honor Roll every markmg perrod We also have brawn along w1th our brarns Ask the Freshmen whom we so eastly defeated 1n last falls tug of war Therr sp1r1ts were never qulte the same after the dampen1ng they took that day We have four aCt1Ve members of the Student COUDCII and they have proved themselves real leaders 1n student hte 20 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . , . , . , . . 1 . 1 . . . - 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . . . . , . . . . . 1 . . ' ' 1 1 1 1 . 1.. . . . . 1 . 1

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Left to right Top Row standing Kartman Robinson I Huston Loettler A Meyer Hine Lindemann Thomp son Auer Dickens Iacobs Deckert Middle Row E Huston Rosenheimer Kopmeier Stvyer Craig Duden hoefer R Iordan H Iefterson Kole Bottom How Haessler Sheldon Iohnston Bannister Papenthien Riley B Leedom C Read Rice Grant Absent Moon THE l UNIOBS This year as in the past the Class of 44 has proved itself to be a very versatile group being well-represented in all of the schools extra-curricular activities as well as main- taining a consistently good scholastic record. The Iuniors were led by Keith Iohnston and Herb Lindemann who were elected President and Vice-President respectively at the beginning of the school year. Socially the Class of 44 is divided but in school it func- tions as a unit striving for the betterment of Country Day. Although the class is not outstanding in athletics it is well represented on all of the schools varsity teams. The Iuniors seem to have chosen baseball as their favorite sport however. because there are about tour Iuniors on this years starting nine. Any dee ticiency on the athletic field is made up by the class s predominence in the other phases of school life such as the publications and Student Council both of which are important in expressing the views ot the student body. In short this class seems well able to handle the job ot leading the school next year. 19

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Top Row Standing Richards S Ietterson I Ramaker Gutenkunst R Waterman Schneider St George Christensen Sells Middle Row Seated Heddmq P Seaman Sammond Warren Wild C Iordan F Pntzlatt Huebsch Bottom How Seated Grrnstelder W Towne Kloppenburg Thorsen Iohn Absent McCumber THE FRESHMEN The Class of 46 increased by four new members at the beginning of the year The Freshmen were humbled in the Freshman Sophomore Pull but recovered sufficiently to conduct the Mu1111 r1tes for the Elqhth Graders At this writing we will not rnentlon the Senior hazmg' Early in the year officers were chosen to head the class Iack Kloppenburg President and Bob Waterman Secretary and Treasurer The class has representation on the Student Council We feel our class has been well represented in all school activities. There were mem- bers of the Freshman Class on the Varsity Football Basketball Tennis and Baseball Teams. The class s athletic ability was established in the fact that they won the Inter- Class Basketball Tournament and also placed two members on the All-Star Team who so gloriously defeated the Faculty. Many Glee Club Members were chosen from the Freshman ranks. The Class was also well repr-sented this year on the Honor Roll. 21