Milwaukee Downer College - Cumtux Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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ELOISE ANDERSON. Small in stature; big in spirit . . . and proud she is of Michigan. MARION BARNES. A capable and efficient Co-chairman of Junior Board, Mac helped inspire Freshman spirit. MINNIE BELTZ. Live patients may be less co-operative than dead cats, but they are more pieasant. CAROL CHWOROWSKY. Her clever dialects have made Carol an entertaining figure around the Mountebanks workshop. MARILYN DILLON. Dillon's wit and infec- tious laughter add life to any gathering. PATRICIA DUNHAM. Downer's publications are enriched by her illustrations. ANNE DUNST. When not balancing diets in Sabin, Anne is busily knitting argyles for Nick. SHIRLEY ERNISSE. Music hath charm, and so hath Shirley. MARJORIE EVERT. No HMidge in cleverness or ability in sports; that name does fit her quiet voice. MARILYN FIEDLER. How well does she show her psychologic skill in fitting quips to fit all the Red personalities?

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ium'aa 0W4 Viv Jones President Mickey Hess Vice-President Bunny Stolzoff Secretary Hilda Kuenzi Treasurer After the colorful and important days of hunting the Hat and razzing have passed, the class finds its spirit has deepened into close comradeship, and understanding of M-D's traditions. And through being Big Sisters to the Freshmen, it tries to instill class spirit and unity among them through encouraging the Yellow to respond to the creativeness of the College by taking part in all of its activities. The Juniors take their studies seriously, and find themselves definitely aiming at a goal to be reached after graduation. The creative spirit caused by assimilation of knowledge gives impetus to their successful Rosy third year, which carries determination and interest to their Senior year.

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EUGENIA FRAHM. Coming back into the Red, her sister class, she's holding true to Downer tradition. BEVERLY FREDERICK. Aspiring for a career in art, Bev can always be found on third floor Merrill. HOPE FREEMAN. Hope-ing tor a ride? That's why this girl who loves horses chaperons the Sem bus with pleasure. BEVERLY FROEMMING. Culbertson's best friend, Bev divides lunch hour between bridge and the C.S.O. piano. PATRICIA GAUMER. We enioyed her pretty company for a too-short while. MARILYN GIESE. Studying and playing the piano are one for Chip, an enthusiastic music maior. AUDREY GILG. The Junior class is very proud of Audrey's efficient administration as editor of Kodak. PATRICIA GOIKE. Pat brightens the corner where you are. DOROTHEA GRUENING. Ability to make and model her own clothes gives Dottie her style-wise appearance. MARY ELLEN HESS. As business manager for Cumtux, Mickey certainly needs all her pep and energy.