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

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T EONARD CAMPBELL IR ere llth Form Gl ul' 12 Rtle 2 n s l C l2C Enllst d U S Army A1r Cor DS Bud entered school rn h1s Iunlor Year and 1named1ately lmpressed us all wlth h1s easy qo 1nq and pleasant manner Hrs wrnmnq per sonahty accompanred by a faculty for sayrnq the wrong thmq at the rrqht trme has constantly kept Bud rn the publtc eye where he tlounshes oday The halls ot Country Day Ntll no longer nnq W1th hrs savaqe cnes and remarks about hrstory but he has left hrs stamp upon the school nevertheless The Army Arr Corps Wlll consume most of hrs trrne 1n the near future and t Bud qets alonq as well 1n that orqantvahon as he ard at CD he vvrll emerge wxth tlylnq olors ANDREVV BOYD V Entered Kindergarten Student CO.lnC1l 12 L dger ll Arrow l2 Crrculatxon Min xqer L dqer 12 Auto Me h rv ub 10 F Jr nnxs Enl sted N rvy Radar Thrrteen years aqo Sandy beqan hrs career at Country Day As a roly poly lad he has always be n a Joy to hls classmates too bad the assoclatlon wlth the rest of us had to reduce the qlrthl Sandy qoes out for every th1nq rn a b1q way H1s contr1but1ons have been many and varled ranqrnq from football to warbhnq an the Glee Club He takes rt all rn strrde and has been a flne classmate to each of us Sandy spent lh1S year holdrnq down a desk on the balcony as the clrculatron mana qe for the Ledqer Where he dlstlnqurshed h1m self as the only Country Dayrte who has ever be n able to qrve hlrnselt the nlckname Blos sum and Q t away wrth 1t At th1s Wrltlnq he IS headed for the navy hav1nq passed the Eddy 'Vest for Radro Tech n1c1an tl AUC 52,4 ' . 1 ' ' 5 Q f , ll' : ' ' f 1 , e 5 c a .: 12: Glee Cl' , ll: ootlfll ll, l2Cg Te ll, l2- i 1, . . ,, 1, . , v ' Q A A ' V I .46 l l ' . 1, ., 1 . r . ll ll I A - v I I A - 1' ' ' ' ' . , . . .1 Q - V l- , ., . . Q , C . 1 . A-I A . I , ff x I , t - -g In t I - C 1 I ' , H' ' . I X . , , ,X , , - , ,, 4' X , H A .,A ' A -l 'X' I .,-1. ... , . int d 7 ee Cl' f 7 i l 7 Hockey ll: 'fe ni l , : fe . . ' g . I I , 1. , L . v 1 I , , , . 1. 1 . . . 4 - ' '

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Class of 1945 EMANUEL LORENZ Pl-HLIPP ll Entcred Krnderaarten Stt1dentCctmc1l 10 ll Prelect 12 Arrow l2 lAssoc Edltorl Ledger ll 12 Glee Club 9 ll 12 fl3'resl Baseball 9 10 ll 12C Hockey 9 11C 12C Football 10C 11C 12C lCoCaptl Band 9 10 R e 9 10T Gambcllerscl 10 ll 12 Class Pres 8 10 ll 12 Pnzes Rltle Medal Q Enhstea U S Navy Bud has the srncele respect and admrratron of h1s fellow students A frlend of all he has always done Just a lrttle more than lS requlred HIS mherent Sl1ClC101l1VGI19Sq evldent 1n all ol hrs many act1v1t1es has earned h m h1s hlah posrtron ID the class of 45 as Cf Prefect Bud has been an outstardlnq athlete He was co captam of football and co wmner of the Most Valuable Player award As aoal1e ol the hockey team he saved us many an oppo nents score Bud w1ll help Uncle Sam IH the Navy and expects to ao to Yale after war s end - ' 7 ' ' ' 9, , : 101 , .7 ' 1, I , ', ' , tocf Aill, , 1 f I I-, I, , A -I . , V, r,

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.I q ' .5 . i . D GORDEN CHAMBERS DAVIDSON Entered 6th Form Ledger 10 ll Arrow IO Glee Club 9 R e TO Footba llC 12C Tennis Track l2 Gordie originally came from the deep South and as you all know he brought a large amount of southern charm with him What would southern personality be without the fairer sex to enhance Gordies reputation? He has always loved the gridiron upon which he has spent many fall months in preparation for Varsity games For the last two years he has done a fine Job as a half back especially on this years almost undefeated football team He has also been a mainstay in the second tenor section of the Glee C ub in the last four years On the completion of his military service medical profession Good luck fella' CHARLES KEITH CLARKE, IH Entered 9th Form: Ledger lO, ll: Arrow l2y tAssociate Editorlg Glee Club 9, lU, il, l27 Gamboliers l2: Rifle 97 Football l2Mg Basketball lU, ll, l2Cp Baseball l2Cq Autc Mechanics 125 Tennis lOy Enlisted U. S. Navy. C.K. is a member of the Gamboliers and in that organization has contributed enough time and effort to merit high distinction for his sing- ing. Voted the smoothest by his class, he employs a suave personality in killing his lady-friends. C.K. has few equals on the basketball floor, and when it comes to looking good he manages to stay out in front at all times. All told, he has a mature, sensible view- point which will aid him in the Navy and later at Princeton University. We wish C.K. the best and know he will make many more friends wherever he goes JAM!! My it I 4 X . 1 ' x f ' A W y 0. V 10,125 in 8, 9,' , ii 101 , .I ' io, 12,1 ' . . X, . I H Gordie plans to enter Yale University and the N ' ..,.. it gt., . if