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

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RICHARD IORDAN Entered llth Form: Auto Mechanics: Rifle Club: Vice- President of Class 12: Football ll, 12C: Basketball 11, 12. Dick, being the largest Senior, was well fitted to play an important part in C. D.'s football line-up. He filled up the left tackle post both well and often until his knee was injured. Besides football Dick puts his size to good use on the basketball court. Coming to Country Day last year. he immediately made friends among his school- mates. Iordy spent his first two years of high school at Whitefish Bay. At C. D. his good-natured manner has endeared him to the members of the school. 'Uh f RICHARD KOLE Entered 9th Form: Glee Club ll, 12: Gamboliers 12: Football ll, l2C: Baseball 12. Kozy is the youngest member of his class, having just turned seventeen. Nicknamed Red Hot by his fellow Gamboliers, this name fits his ready wit. He is a truly natural comedian. One of the best defensive men on the football squad, Dick also plays for keeps. His technique outside of school rivals his ability in the renowned Senior Leagues during the winter months. In spring Kozy's bat knocks out many a drive. His effervescent personality and good humor on occasions has drawn more attention in class than the master.

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HENRY IEFFERSON Entered 4th Form: Glee Club ll, 12: Auto Mechanics 12: Student Council 9, 10, ll, 12: Class President B7 Football l2C tl-Ion. Capt,l: Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12: Silver Medal 8, 9, 10: Honorable Mention 11. Hank is unquestionably a leader in the class. In gain- ing his high position he has remained unassuming and friendly to all his classmates. At left end on the foot- ball team Hank's steady play won him the admiration of the team, and he was consequently elected Honorary Captain. He has a scholastic record that is one of the highest in the class. as well as being an all around athlete. Hank also shines in the Glee Club, and his presence in the Gamboliers is partly responsible for the group's success. KEITH JOHNSTON Entered Kindergarten Glee Club 10 11 12 Gamboliers 11 12 Rifle Club 8 9 Student Council 10 ll Prefect 12 Class President 11 Hockey 9 10C 11C 12C fCaptl Honorable Mention 8 Keith who has a tendency to be reserved is at his best when he is with other boys His success as a Student Council member and a Prefect speaks well for his ability to get along with them He is one of the original five who have gone to Country Day since Kindergarten. His special love is hockey, and he plays a fine game, as would be expected of the team's captain. Keith is also one of the select eight that comprise the Gamboliers besides being an important asset to the Glee Club.

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NORMAN KOPMEIER Entered 7th Form: Rifle Club B, 9, 10, ll, 12: Manual Training 8. Norm. even since his entrance into Country Day in the seventh form. has been known for his distinctive beliefs and remarkable interests. In the former vein Norm holds definite opinions and has been a staunch supporter of the politics of Cook County and vicinity. His loyalty to that party rivals that of any hereabouts. Another of Norm's favorite pastimes is bowling. When not engaged in more serious endeavors, he takes time out and relaxes at this sport. At school he has participated in few extra- curricular activities, but nevertheless is a noted member of the class. FRANCK LEEDOM Entered Kindergarten: Arrow Editor 12: Student Council 10, 11, Prefect 12: Class Treasurer 8: Football ll, IZC: Basketball 10. 11, 12: Baseball 11. 12. Known at school as Bud since Kindergarten days. he has built up a fine reputation that is difficult to equal. Reaching new heights every year. Bud completes his stay at Country Day as a Prefect and editor of the Arrow. Always a consistent athlete, Bud played excep- tionally well as first string guard in football. In his studies Bud has exhibited sincere effort. His appoint- ment as Prefect climaxed an outstanding record as a Student Councilman. Bud assumes responsibility and does a fine job without fanfare.