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

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GUY V. WOODY, JR. Buddy is one of those friendly fellows whom you can't help liking. Bud and a good time are almost synonymous. Even though his Pittsburgh accent has gradually faded, it hardly seems possible that he arrived at C.D. just a few years ago. In this time his winning smile and jovial disposition have become familiar to all at Country Day. His athletic ability is quite remarkable, for what he lacks in quantity is compensated by quality. He has held down the guard and full-back positions on the football team this last year, while he excels in basketball in the winter. He is a regular on the baseball team. Bud is planning to attend Brown University next year, where we know his easy going manner will be just as acceptable as it was at C.D. 5. .. M A . A QE-r FRANK O. WYSE Ever since Frank entered Country Day, he has more and more firmly established himself as a young man with exceptional mental prowess. Numerous indeed have been the scholastic honors which have come his way during his five years in the senior school. Franks attributes run not only along scholastic lines but along athletic lines as well, for he has done a very surprising job in the distance events for the track team during the past two years. Franks main hobbies are music and chess, both of which occupy much of his spare time. Frank plans to study engineering, for which he will prep at M.l.T., and with him go all our wishes for a bright future, which we feel is in store for him.

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glass pr phecy As the gr1du1t1ng sen1ors humbly rece1ye the1r hard c1rncd d1plom1s at Commencement one often yyonders yy h1t the future holds for them So lf IS yy1th the members of the class of 18 and 1n order to drreet your thoughts 1n the proper channels con ern1ng them yye the 18 Anon staff yyr1te th1s prophecy 1bout our felloyy SCUIOYS W1tl1 your perm1ss1on yye look 1hc1d tyyenty years and take you to the exclus1ye R1cquet Club 1n Neyy York C1ty In one of the sp1c1ous su1tes W find Arthur Toepfer, yyellknoyyn football coach md yyorld f1mous plumber Th1s man of d1st1nct1on yyho 1nc1dent1lly, has changed to Calyert Re serye has just f'.11'llSl1Cd 1n oyer hlhng meal 1nd ls enyoymg hlS 1fter d1nner s1esta The neryous stra1n h1s been tremendous for l11m 1n the p1st feyy yyeek, he 1115 drlyen h1s footb1ll team through 1 tough se1son 1nd on tl1rough 1 Rose Boyyl y1ctory Noyy he must return to h1s plllfnblflg busmess 1nd 1yy 11t the next footb1ll se tson He reluct1ntly contemplates th1s moye yyl11le l1sten1ng to Bert Oyllllb ten oclock r1d1o sports tl1sh Berts sterlmg XUILL 1mm d11tely st1rts Arts fTllI1el yy lDLlC.I'lI1LQ b1ck to the ole cl1ss of I8 xt Country D1y As mrght be expected, the hrst H1111 yyho comes to Arts fHlIlCl IS h1s old p1l IIT! WlI1ClSlDf for lm h1s rlso UJI1IlHLlLLl l11s 1thlet1e endclyors 1n l11s llter l1fe More ch1mp1onsh1p hghters l11yc truned rn Wlnd sors B1g Gym th1n 111 tny other SIIILC the dtys of tl1e old Sfllllfllll pl 1ec Art remembers l11s l1st Xl5lI b1ck to the old hometo yn yyherc he yy IS so krndly recc1yed by the gen11l Mr Cutler oc yyas st1ll m1n1g1ng the Cutler Fsttte 1nd frequently entertuned h1s m1ny fI'lLULlS If hrs perpetu 1l open houses At one of these 1ffa1rs Toepfer bumped 1nto 1 yyell dressed m1n 1bout town and I'DlfII'CSS m1nuf1eturer, 1nd from bel11nd 1 huge Stogre he recognlzed the flmllllf features of Llfl A We1gell At h1S s1de yy.1s Mr Herbert Huebsch, yycll to do l1undry CqLl1pH16I1f m 1nuf.1c turer Another 1nc1dent stands out 1n tl1e flllllel of o11r coach for IH h1s usual mghtly outmg he m 111 looked qu1te unehmged and had no more teeth m1ss1ng but of course h1s feet yyere a b1t fl1tter At tl11s POIDI Mr Toepfer drops off 1nto a he1yy sleep and h1s ICIDIHISLIUS LOHEIIILICS 1n the form of a dream Out of the fog that surrounds all drerms cames a PICILIIC of a luncheon table around yy h1eh are se1ted Mr jack Bell Repubhcan N1lf1OHZl Cha1rman Dr Maur1ce Reuter noted psych1atr1st, Mr Emerson Noyes outstandrng Shakespearean actor of the decade, yyho has been forced to ret1re due to the loss of seyer1l fingers and Mr Robert W1ll1ams, yyho IS under the care of Dr Reuter after hay 1ng d1vorced h1s th1rd yy1fe A m1st covers the phantom l1ke sc ne and clears shortly to rey eal qu1ck gl 1nces of other members of the class of 48 Mr Marshall Cushmaa, hunt1ng ed1tor of the Raeme 7471611716 follovyed by Dr Jerold B1schoff Dr Bob Kloppenburg and Prof Frank Wyse all of yyhom are do1ng yyell 1n Il1C,lI' chosen profess1ons 1n the W1ndy C1ty Next, Bruce Hanson and Olaf Rove enter the dream and Ilghfly so for Messrs Hanson Rove and Toepfer became more than good frrends wh1le they were 1n the hosprtal together Bruee had suffered 1 bra1n concuss1on from 1n acc1dent 1n the ftmous 500 m1le auto race at lnd1anapol1s Ole had suffered lI1lUI'lCS yyh1le repa1r1ng h1s m1dget r1cer and Art had h1s r1ght 1rm operated on by the renowned sur geon Damel B Gute It yyas through Dr Cmtes sk1ll and knoyyledge that Arts arm yy IS saved Art h1s not l1tely come IH contact yy1th the rest of h1S 1llLlSII'1OL1S classmates but h1s 1mag1n1t1ve and alvy ays 1lert SLlbL0flSL10L1S m1nd fills 1n and p11nts the followrng p1cture Mr Guy V Woody IS the crusad1ng ed1tor of the l1ttle Murpbyznzuz D 1113 Debamr 1nd through hlS gre II reform campalgn he h1s thoroughly yy1ped out yuyenrle delmquency 1n Murphytoyvn Stephen G Syy1sher, Ill IS 1 prom1nent petroleum engmeer, yy ho yy as recently yery serrously myured by 1 gusher yy h1le peermg doyyn the p1pe IH search of o1l Mr Robert S1ncl11r IS st1ll lf Brown IS Dean of ALlI'1'llSSlOI1S He has made Brown a VERY d1tf1 eult school to enter Mr Myron I 1sk1n h1s yyon 1ntern 1t1on'1l recogmtlon IS 1 yyorld tr tveller 1nl a eonno1sseur of tl1e flne arts Bemg hungry 1g11n, Mr Toepfer wyakes suddenly and ClCClClCS to le1ye hrs club He goes doyyn the elev1tor and across the lobby to the door Hoyyever ID do1ng so he notrces Messrs Hoyyl1nd, Cr1tten den and FI'CHl'ZCll11XlUg 1 he1ted 1rgument The subject COMMUNISM of course As Mr Toepfer le1yes the bu1ld1ng he remembers that one of h1s elassm1tes has not been accounted for 1n h1s remrnrsclng Hoyyever the numerous neon adyert1s1ng s1gns bearmg the name Kochs Cola qu1ckly refreshes hlS memory and 1lso h1s Il1lI'Sf IS he stops for a gl 1ss of Koel1s Col1 tl11t IS Mr Toepfer readxly consumes 1 sm 1ll snack along yy1th h1s beyerage and he slowly heads back to h1s sunte where yye le1ve hrm en grossed IH the 11test best sell1ng noy el of the tlme yyr1tten by the scholarly m1n of letters Luther I Pame Although yye h1ye trred our best IH darmg to look 1nto the mcomprehenslble future to brmg yo11 1n ac curate 1968 plLIllI'C yye may have flllen qL11IC short of our goal for yyho knoyys yyhat trlcks f1te vynll play on us mortals Hoyyever, we smcerely hope our class yy1ll hnd happ1ness 1nd success 1n the 1ntr1 cate modern yyorld 29 1 L . .1 , . ,L . 1 -. . 5 T' T 7 T 6 7 , 2 , .- H Y 4 - v 1 A1 v V v D 1 1 H T . 1 1 . 1 -' ' 3 - - 1 1 . 1 - . 1- - 1 7 ' ' ' . 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