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

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Glde Clothes WILLIAM THOMPSON Entered Kindergarten: Re-entered 8th Form: Ledger Business Manager 11, Editor 12: Arrow Business Man- ager ll, Editor 12: Glee Club Manager ll, 12: Gold Medal 8, 9: Silver Medal 10, 11, 12: Mathematics Prize 8, 9, 10, 11: Science Prize 8, 11: English Prize ll. After an absence of tive years, Bill returned to Country Day to assume one of the top positions in the class. He has maintained the highest scholastic record in the class during the past five years and has also found time to engage in numerous outside activities. Not an athlete, Bill has directed his attention to the Arrow and Ledger to which he has devoted many hours. His judgment is valued in the decisions of the class and as manager of the Glee Club, he has done much to further the success of that organization, 'ff Q A .,. ,,,. ,ye I .As rm-: '! 'mx 'YQ aye

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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.

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Lei! to nght back row Ixm Stemman Loure Rove Iohn Sproule Frank OBr1en Lee Iohnson D1ck Foerster Gordze Davld son Iack OBr1en Thrrd Row Phrl Stone Tom Tuttle Dave Tolan Iohn Kurten Don Read Dean Fxtzgerald B111 Stark Fred Wallner Art Laskm Second Row Trevor Iones Drck Mrller Ted Hands Bud Phtlrpp N1ck Hazelwood C K Clarke Pete Seldel Sandy Boyd Bottom Row Bud Campbell Iohn Carpenter Wmdsor Pete Frrend B111 Schwartz Edd1e Howell Absent B111 Bergenthal -H16 JUDIOTS Next years Semor class at Country Day IS one Whrch has been able to comblne academlc skrll and athletrc abrlrty to the best advantage of the school and themselves In other words they have been aCl1V9 both rn and out of school m projects that w1ll count a great deal rn future bus1ness and enterprrse The hnal test of course w11l be furnlshed by the commg year when we are the top class rn school and student leaders On the Varsrty Football team were B111 Stark Bud Ph1l1pp Gordle Dav1dson Iack OBr1en and Lee Iohnson These f1V9 wrll be returnmg lettermen next year There was only one Iumor on the basketball squad Dean Frtzgerald How ever, 1t should be mentloned that the Iunlors placed second 1D the Class Tournaments and contrxbuted l1V6 men to the all star team Turnmg next to Hockey we fmd that Coach Church was a1ded by Capta1n elect Ted Hands Tom Tuttle lack OBr1en Pete Fr1end lohn Sproule and Bud Ph1l1pp So much for the athletlc phase of school l1fe and now to the s1de of act1v1t1es about school Edd1e Howell Frank OBr1en Tom Tuttle Ted Hands D1ck Foerster and Gordre Dav1dson Contr1but1ng to the Arrow were D1ck Foerster Ted Hands Frank OBr1en Tom Tuttle and Edd1e Howell New addrtlons to the class 1ncluded B111 Bergenthal Buddy Campbell Manfred Wall ner Lee Iohnson Dave Tolan and LOUIS Rove All through the latter half of th1s school year plans have been la1d for the commg Semor year and such lh1DgS as Freshmen 1n1t1at1on have been planned far 1n advance so that when the frnal and most rmportant year rolls around the Semors w1ll be able to attend to the1r dutres rn an orderly tashton O n Prominent on the Ledger were: Phil Stone,