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

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CHARLES READ Entered Kindergarten: Glee Club 12: Rifle Club ll tTrophyl. Football l2C. Honorable Mention 8. Another of the select five who have been at Country Day for thirteen years, Charlie has stood as one of the class pinnacles. He is noted for his questionable bril- liance in class, especially Mr. Church's. But seriously Charlie gained an enviable honor last year when he won the Rifle Contest and Traveling Trophy. In football he easily won his letter. His play in the Senior Leagues has become famous, and it amazes all who watch. Charlie's good-natured manner has gained for him the friendship of many. ROBERT RILEY Entered 10th Form: Rifle Club 10 fawardl. ll: Glee Club 12: Football 12: Basketball 10, l1C. 12C ICapt.l: Baseball 10. 11, 12: Silver Medal ll. During each of the three years Bob has been at Country Day, he has won some honor. He was captain of the Basketball team and plays an exceptional game at guard. This year Bob has gone out for three Varsity sports as well as the Glee Club. Outside of school Bob is a wonder among the girls, and his reputation as a pianist is widespread. His success in general is due to his remarkable nonchalance, and his easy-going personality has made him numerous friends and admirers.

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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.

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PHILIP ROBINSON Entered 9th Form: Rifle Club 10, ll: Glee Club 12: Tennis 10, ll: Enlisted U. S. Army Air Corps. In four years at Country Day, Phil has established him- self as one of the most sensible members in the class. In many ways Phil is conservative. but among the boys he shines as a jovial fellow. This last year Phil has at. tained a trademark in his mammoth tie knots which con- sume the better part of the tie and give a chuckle to the observer. Phil is the possessor of a subtle sense of humor which he uses to entertain his friends at the most opportune moments. Phil has had to leave school to answer the call of the Air Corps in which he is now a cadet. 1' . ROBERT ROSENHEIMER Entered Kindergarten: Auto Mechanics 12: Manual Training 10. ll, 12: Art Club 9. 10. Way back when the Iunior School was brand new. Bud entered Kindergarten at C. D. That was thirteen years ago. and now Bud has finished his career at Country Day. In those thirteen years he has become known for his wide knowledge on various subjects and also for his great imagination. He holds the interest of his com- panions with his novel anecdotes. Bud has been a consistent worker and has conquered the Commando course which is quite a feat. Bud has withstood the hardships of travel in getting to school. being a regular passenger on the common carrier every year.