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

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CHARLES ADAMS CAHILL, III Entered 9th form: Student Council 12: Rifle Club 9. 10: Glee Club ll, 12: Band 9: Gamboliers 12: Auto Mechanics 10. ll: Chess Club ll. 12: Ledger 10, ll, 12: William G. Kopmeier Scholar 12: Second Honors 9, 10: Honorable Mention ll: Class Standing: 9, 2nd: 10, lst: ll, Znd. Charlie, the musical prodigy of the Senior Class, never ceases to amaze us with his skill, knowledge, and endless puns. He is an accomplished pianist and clarinetist- like Benny Goodman, Charlie switches easily from classics to boogie-and some- what of a composer as well. His musical talents have been put to good use in the glee club, Gamboliers, and assembly pro- grams. By no means does Charlie's skill end with music. Scholastically, he ranks among the top brains, and he is a Student Cotmcil member as well. In the winter Senior Leagues claim his time, and he is an all-season and well-seasoned man in chess club. With this versatility Charlie should shine in musical and intellectual circles at Harvard. LEHOY IAMES BURLINGAME, IR. Entered Sth form: Student Council 12: Rifle Club 8: Chess Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Manual Training 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 12: Scholastic Improvement Prize ll. Outwardly, lim seems to be a mild-man- nered fellow who would never raise his voice above a whisper. However, in the event of a good discussion or argument. lim is an extremely active participant. We predict that he will follow in his father's footsteps by establishing a successful law- practice. Iim has topped his career at C. D. by being elected to the Student Council. In sports he is a regular on the touch-football squad, and during the basketball season he turns in a fine performance at center. Activity period, we find Iim in chess club, trying out his new systems which inevitably seem to work. No comment on lim would be complete without mentioning his hand- some profile and curly locks. With these comely assets and his amazing flow of eloquence he should be most successful at Harvard.

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ji. l .V ,, s MARK GEORGE BACH Entered 9th form: Manual Training 9: Rifle Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Chess Club 10: Track 11: Hockey 12 CM, Mark has established himself as the big, strong, and silent man of the Senior Class. , When not retiring into his shell, he can be seen trailing the masters with pink card in hand. In truth, Mark and Heise share dis- tinctive honors for the greatest accumula- tion of make-up cards over a four-year period. During the winter Mark serves as manager for the hockey team, and many thanks have been given him for keeping those sheds warm. Being cr muscle man, Mark also puts his brawn behind the shot and the discus as a member of the track squad. Although Mark sidesteps activities, he is always willing to lend a helping hand whenever help is needed. Undoubt- edly, he will make his mark wherever he goes. 'yr' ! ' 0 15,7 ,e. .ca .1 I .: eA..lV. ' J 1 -' s. ' n 4 pre I - ' ,,,,. 1- ...vs 5 l l AMES CHEYNE BOYD Entered Kindergarten: Rifle Club 8, 9, 10, ll, 125 Glee Club 8, 9. ll, 12: Football l2C: Basketball 11, 127 Track ll, 12: Most Improved Player Award in Football. lim is one of the old guard of the Senior Class. He is truly among the elite, for he is one of the class's most versatile gum- chewers. His particular prowess lies in discovering new and different caches for his Iuicy Fruit during recitations. His beau- tiful blushes and uncontrollable laughter in English class are worthy of mention, too. In sports Iim won his letter in football and then turned his talent to the basketball and track squads. He is fairly reticent around school but, nevertheless, sounds his do-re- mi's in glee club and is a crack shot on the rifle team. His unassuming manner and pleasant personality should carry him far. Come September, 1947, Brown, Haverford, or Amherst-the classical three-may be welcoming our Iames. 17

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ROBERT WARREN CHAPMAN Entered 9th form: Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Gamboliers 11, 12: Rifle Club 9, 10: Auto Mechanics 12: Base- ball SC, IOC, 1lC, 12C: Football 11, l2C: Hockey 11. 12. Whether he answers to the name of Monk , Warrey Boy , or Chapman and his boyish beauty , Bob is still the Casa- nova of the Senior Class. His reputation for entertaining fair damsels is widely- known throughout this area and even in St. Louis. Bob has also made a name for himself around school. He won his letter in football, braved the cold to go out for hockey, and then held down Mr. Church's third base. In addition he has been active in glee club, Gamboliers, and rifle club. With his scintillating personality and quick wit, it is certain that he will be a wel- come freshman at Lawrence next year. IOHN CHAPMAN CHESTER Entered Kindergarten: Class President 11: Student Council 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Gamboliers 12: Rifle Club 11: Music Appreciation 8. Auto Mechanics 12: Football ll, l2C: Hockey 8, 9. l0C, 11C, l2C: Tennis 11. 12: Track Manager 10. Track 11. A look of bewilderment, hair standing on end, tie askew, collar unbuttoned, and shirt-tail drooping-that's I. C., despite this photograph! Iohn is not only the class clown but with his friendly smile and genial manner he is easily one of its most popular members. I. C. is very active in all school affairs, being a member of auto me- chanics, rifle, glee club, and Gamboliers. His sports program is equally as full as his social program, for the football, hockey, and tennis teams claim him as a regular. Next fall I. C. plans to follow his brothers to Princeton-it's getting to be a habit. It is certain that our jovial Iohn will be Prince- ton's gain and C. D.'s loss.