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

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HERBERT LIN DEMANN Entered 10th Form: Arrow Editor 12: Ledger ll: Rifle Club 10, ll, 12: Auto Mechanics 12: Prefect 12: Class Treasurer ll, l2: Football ll, l2C: Honorable Mention ll, Harvard Book Prize ll. Herb has built up a sensational record in his three years at Country Day. Definitely one of the brightest boys in the Senior Class. Herb's ability does not stop there. He is a class leader. and his influence is felt in all major decisions of the class. Class Treasurer for the past two years, he has managed its financial affairs in such a way as to assure a substantial standing. In addition to this Herb has been the ideal Prefect, he has the knack of handling the responsibilities entailed in the managea ment of Student Government. 1 -4 . ARTHUR MEYER Entered 7th Form: Ledger 9, Advertising Manager 10, ll: Arrow 10, ll: Hockey IOM, 1lM, 12M. Mike, who unfortunately has been unable to engage in sports to any great extent, has turned his talents to the slightly less strenuous job of entertaining young dam- sels left unattended due to the vigorous C. D. sports program. Needless to say, after these years of exper- ience he has acquired considerable proficiency in this line. Country Day will be a rather dreary place without this gracious host. However, at school Mike was the first in the class to work on the Ledger and Arrow and also has managed the Hockey team.

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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.

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IOSEPH MOON Entered Kindergarten: Rifle Club 8, 9: Music Appreci- ation 8, 9, 10, ll: Manual Training 10, ll. Ioe has the distinction of being at Country Day ever since Kindergarten. but not as a member ot the Class of '44 until Eighth Form. He has been one of the more retiring boys in the class, but his quiet and friendly demeanor will be remembered. His activities at school have been somewhat limited, but on the other hand out' side of school Ioe's interests are varied. In fact, Ioe is one of the many who live for the weeksends and vaca- tions so that they can devote all their spare time to non-school interests and pastimes. I r . . THOMAS PAPENTHIEN Entered 9th Form: Rifle Club 9, l0: Student Council 10, : Basketball 9C, lOC, 1lC, 12Cg Base- iCapt.l: Tennis 9C. ll, 12: Football 12 ball IOC, 11C, 12C Pappy, entering as a Freshman, soon became prominent in the class, He is a star on the basketball court, being a tour year letterman. The popularity he gained in his first year immediately won lor him a place on the Student Council, However, basketball is not the only sport in which baseball squad stop. Pappy is is best known ognized by all Tom excels. He is the captain of the and is a main cog of the team at short- also an accomplished tennis player, He for his happy, modest smile and is rec- as a swell fellow.