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

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HAROLD SCOFIELD Enterued 12th Form: Arrow Editor 12: Glee Club 12: Band 12: Football 12: Honorable Mention 12. Bill is a newcomer to Country Day this year, coming from Oconomowoc way. With him he brought excep- tional talent. He is among the top group of boys schol- astically, and he has become a part of the school amaz- ingly fast. He is an editor of the Arrow and produced the Activity Section. ln the Glee Club he is a leading performer and maintains a similar position in the band. When not concentrating on his work at school. Bill can be found enjoying the social life of Milwaukee and Oconomowoc. CHARLES SHELDON Entered 9th Form: Glee Club 12: Rifle Club: Auto Mechanics: Enlisted U. S. Army Air Corps. Chuck, a dark. handsome lad, has befriended many at Country Day since his entry four years ago. His jovial personality has gained the admiration of all. It is natural that Auto Mechanics should be of chief importance to Chuck. His red motorcycle was a common sight around school until he replaced it with his Ford coupe. Chuck enjoys working with motors and has gained much ex- perience in this field. Chuck too has been called by the Air Corps, but his happy disposition will remain in the memory of all his classmates. V Y a fi 1 Q1 , f 31, -,W is if ' if if ' 6 . 4 1.5 :Q Yi?

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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.

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f-+ f if an fy: ROBERT SIVYER Entered 11th Form: Glee Club 12: Auto Mechanics l2: Student Council 12: Football l2C. Bob, or Siv, typifies the all-around good fellow. Upon gracing Country Day with his presence last year, he immediately won the acceptance of the class. At school his unusual sense of humor amuses his companions. He takes a very active interest in athletics and activities. He was an outstanding backfield man in football and is one of the Senior League's better players. But the real Siv is to be found outside of school where his talents are many, especially at the piano. Indeed, he is the life of many a party. DAVID WANVIG Entered 6th Form: Re-entered 12th Form: Rifle Club 8: Manual Training 12. Dave first entered Country Day in the Sixth Form, re- mained for three years, left for another three, and re- turned to finish at Country Day. Although Dave has been at the Senior School only two years, he has estab- lished himself as more or less a fixture of the class. This year Dave was a Commando and endured the rigors of that squad. This winter Dave proceeded to enter the vigorous Senior Leagues. Dave is another of the class who has a powerful imagination, or so it seems, Not the least of Dave's accomplishments is his ability to play the piano.