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

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Pierre Baudet Pierre, alias the crazy Frenchman, came to C.D. his senior year as an A.F.S. student . . . home town is Toulouse, France . . . favors soccer and wrestling as sports . . . represented C.D. this winter as member of varsity wrestling squad . . . he is amazed by certain American wildlife . . . easily recognized by his Ben Franklin type spectacles , . . is also known for his quiet, suave manner of speaking . . . he prefers McCallum as a teacher, and Eng- lish as a subject . . . pet peeve: being coyly asked. Parlay-voo Fransay? . . . he plans attending college at the Univer- sity of Toulouse . . . is thinking of making medicine a career. Robinson Bosworth lll Boz or Gus was indoctrinated into C.D. as a Freshman . . . a Senior class brain, National Merit finalist . . . one of the charter members of club house . . . twice All-Conference guard for two years, and football captain his senior year . . . plays second base for C.D. nine . . . Prefect . . . council secretary and Cougar Club treasurer as junior . . . Cougar com- mittee chairman senior year . . . a sea- soned senior leaguer . . . a veteran beach- comber . . . the only derogatory remark that can be honestly made about Bob is that he still hasn't learned to shift his green Ford and probably never will . . . plans to attend Amherst.

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Louis Jay Naterishon i'Louie has been class President for 5 years, executing his office faithfully throughout the class's sentence in the Senior School . . . Prefect, and President of Student Council as senior . . . Council Treasurer as Junior . . . an old Cougar Club member . . . also a frustrated Chess Club member . . . lettered in football as hard charging fullback . . . won't stop bragging about his lone T.D. in Varsity action . . . retreats to Senior Leagues during winter season . . . has well-developed radar system for maybe it's just instinctj which enables him to find the basket occasionally . . . steady honor roll inhabitant . . . continually ranks in rarefied scholastic regions of the class . . . well known for his loud voice and clear, crisp enunciation . . . favorite teacher is W.B.C. and favorite class is physics . . . will probably be seen lurking about the Harvard campus in the fall , . . vocational plans undecided.

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'F'-im Carl August Burglnarclt Ill Chip, Carl or Chippah . . . a member of the old guard. . . All-Conference tackle . . . most valuable player . . . let- tered three years . . . feels no pain . . . possessed a .OOO fielding average with baseball team . . . skiing one of many favorite sports . . . Telemark snow bunny . . . plays own variety of basketball in Senior Leagues . . . possesses a small, black, noisy vehicle which he claims is a Morris . . . undoubtedly most candid member of Senior class . . . isn't afraid to tell anybody what he thinks . . . mem- ber of ARROW and LEDGER staff . . . also member of Camera Club . . . Mr. Church is his favorite teacher . . . wants to play football at Wisconsin or L.S.U. Douglas lVlcCIay Davidson Doug is a real Old Guardsman . . . is known to his friends as the Cheese . . . also referred to as fastest on the track and slowest off . . . tells of his glorious summer job with the horses . . . a frus- trated Memorial Drive motorcycle mad- man . . . Doug was Country Day's high- scoring All-Conference halfback . . . un- touchable once he sees that daylight . . . Captain of track squad this year . . . has five track letters . . . holds Conference 220 record and school broad jump mark . . . Prefect, erstwhile class officer and Student Council member as Freshman . . . staunch Glee Club supporter . . . can't sing, though . . .has been sneaking on to Honor Roll very cunningly of late . . . won Princeton Award as a sophomore . . . Doug envisages a career in landscape archi- tecture and will study accordingly at Michigan State, Illinois, or Oregon.