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

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ARTHUR IAMES lASKlN Fn ered lUth Form Ledaer lO ll l2 Edltor l2 Arro 1 14 En 1Sl9d m Navy Radc. Arne s ranqe rn outs1de actrvrtres IS extremely wrde He was f1ISl made famous by hrs en trance 1nto the solo seat of the lohnny Car penter orqanrzatron Playlnq the saxophone however has not been hxs only contrrbutlon to the emoyment of hts fellow classmates hrs ever ready smrle and armtable expressxon are at hand wherever he qoes Academrcally Arte has done a bana p 1ob Hrs sense of orqanlzatlon and leadersh1p has made htm one of the most popular boys rn the class He 1S also one of those lads who have auallfled for Navy Radar Tralnma Thls 1S a frne achrevefnent rn every sense of the word All 1n all we hate to see Artle leave but we wtsh hrm all the luck rn the world throughout h1s comma career qw.. olmnvx G-mat lveol wk S4215 web. -fkg-,avr equi, L51 page-4, I EKURTEN l er 10 ll 12M Downer P ry ll Entered orm St1.QentCo Arrow 12 Club 10 Here IS one of Country Day Howev orgxhdwme lads at ooks IS not th1s boy s only achrevement He seems to be Qlft ed Wllh a beautlful sense of muslc lohn IS extremely modest about hrs new qlft but on spectal occasxons he can be persuaded to qrve hls famous rend1t1on of Deep Purple Iohn s smrlrnq face and enthusrasm has won h1m a host of frrends at school Hrs Jovlal manner also seems to be au1te popular wtth those of the OppOS1l9 sex A other trlbute that should be pald to Iohn e lob ID decoratmq the qyrn for last ears om lt was the best dance CD has e and most of the cre lt rs due to ear v rtheless fappy Qffsbpvgks Jes t declded wher he wrll be x K N' l ' . cil 1, , dq , ,121 5 I U , I I V ig S ' t - t s ' y ' ' ' rt: ' ' ' ? n . ,I Q . , , S -t , 7 , , , ' 7 v C5 C-lee Club lOy Band llg Tennis lO, ll, l2p Commandos l2. 1 l v f A I I I ' ' , L u if l I , . W 0 ls Q 5 5 I v l0fQ. 0:0 MW-.xX'To1Q,l'rCJ-Q tbl- C,-nggq '-4,1119 pr-oloklol-K 50 VVNN fx'X H-..x, Na v Y nl Q r

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if LEELAND CHARLES IOHNSON Enterec llth Form Arrow ll I2 Adverttstnq Manager l2 Manual Tralmna ll Football lli, l2C, Track 12 If you see somebody roamrnq around school wrth an ARROW Ad book 1n h1s hand you lt know that rt s Lee Hrs maqnthcent Job of dornq the drrty work ana qettlnq the requrred amount of advert1sements to put the book out ts hlqhly commendable HIS enthus1asm for qetttng the Job done has rmpressed the edrtors Lee dvsplayed the same vtqorous enthusrasm on the football freld th1s fall Durlnq many a scnmmaqe the famtlrar phrase who has qot Iohnson? was heard In all phases of athletrcs Lee has won htmself the d1st1nct1on of bernq a scrapper Hts future as IS everyone s 15 quite 1ndef1n1te However f he conttnues on l'11s way wrth th1s type of attltude h1s success rn later l1fe IS assured Osho QA' C' 1 Lv., guts 19 www. VW :an TREVOR MAWDDWY IONES Entered 9th Form Ledger ll Manual Trammq IU ll 12 Rxfle l2 Musrc Appreclatron ll Prizes Improvement Pr17f The Blonde Bomber of Country Dav the Van Iohnson of MDS thats Treve When Treve came to Country Day from Normal hrs slow amrable drawl soon took a favorable hold on the class As an ardent member c Cal Coopers Manual Tratrunq Club and of the IV football squad Treve has shown a keen rnterest rn hts alma mater lons1e has also been the rnstlqator of an orqantzatton whose purpose IS to bulld a mernorral 1n d d catton to all those alumnl of the Mrlwaukee Country Day School who have arven the1r l1ves for the1r country rn t1me of war Treve plans to enter the Merchant Marrne Academy ths summer lt IS qulte probable that 1n later years Treve w1ll do forestry work 1n the Northwest I

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vi i! xiii? Qi give DONALD EDWARD MEYER Entered Kmderoarten left 7th form reentered 9th left llth r entered l2 Rifle Club 9 IUT l2T Enltsted Navy Radar When Don returned to Country Day th1s fall after a year at Culver Mrlrtary Academy h1s welcome home was lmrnedrate and srncere Don who was sorely mrssed dunnq h1s year of absence has been an asset to the class of 40 He IS one of the more quret members ot th class lt 1S characterlstlc of h1m to devote a great deal of trme to the format1on of an oprnlon but when he has made hls decrsrons they are generally sound and able to Wrth stand the most prerclnq analysrs Certarnly Worthy of casual rnentlon IS Dons ardent 1n terest ln chemrstry We have heard that echoes and reverberatlons rn the v1c1n1ty of the Meyer resldence have caused a tremendous boom 1n the Mllwaukee msurance buslness But Why belreve rn rumors? QM fp 210' Alai, Zf995OJ5' .7b 1200 RICHARD SEVIER MILLER Entered 5th Form Arrow ll l2 tAdvert1s1nq Mfrnaq rl Auto Mechanrcs lO ll l2 Entered Navy Early 1n Ianuary of thrs year D1ck left Country Day to enl1st rn the Navy At present he lS a rlosp1tal Apprentlce Second Class rn the Navy Hosp1tal Corps Although we deeply regret that Drck was unable to complete h1s Semor year at Country Day we are confrdent that Country Days loss lS the Navys qarn Dlck was partlcularly happy to be able to become a member of the Hosp1tal Corps for 1t IS hrs ambrtron to study medrclne at the conclusron of the war Early 1n March of thrs year ve were fortunate enough to see Drck on leave We hope that there wrll be many s m1lar occa s1ons 1n the near future -. . 2 1 - : : e- : , . : I ,K . . . 1 'V I . f . . 9 . . . . . I . . , . 'Hes 21 '- H 11 - ' . . ' -, Vg, I I , f D 1 : ' . ' ' 7 ff 7 T , . . , , , . . , . . 4 I qt - . . . . if . . 1 , , . . .