Milwaukee Downer College - Cumtux Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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LOIS HINTZ. Her good sportsmanship, plus athletics, have made Lois an asset to sports. MARILYN HOCKINGS. Clear thinking and sound logic characterize all Lynhs activities. DOROTHY HRUBY. Dorothy's charming voice contributed to our winning the cup at Cabaret. VIVIAN JONES. Powdering her face with sunshine has helped Viv, as president, to win class support. SUZANNE JUNG. Young in ideas, as shown by fresh, clever writing and comments in her English classes. DORIS KARP. She,s left us to begin her new careerhhomemaking. Best of success, Doris. HILDA KUENZI. Her business efficiency was ably displayed as Junior class treasurer. JANET LAVINE. Jan knows her dark-eyed beauty is noticed when the art classes use her for a model. LOIS LYTLE. Proudly wearing her red iacket, Lois sits with the Purple in Chapel. KATHERINE MATHAS. A transfer from Exh tension, Kathy has shown a knack for trans- ferring paper patterns into charming clothes.

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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.

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JUNICE MICHALSKI. A Juny smile makes you note her presence, especially if you live in Johnston. PATRICIA POLLOCK. Her artistry and de- pendability paid off as co-chairmon of Christmas Carnival. PATRICIA POTTER. Having learned carving as a child, woodwork presents no problem for Pat's creativeness. MARILYN RASMUSSEN. Mim put her fluent Spanish to practical use studying in Mexico last summer. MARILYN ROESLER. They say she's sweet, those who know her, and those who don't, ought to. DOROTHY ROWE. Do's violin and piano make music for McLaren and the whole school on occasion. JANE RUMPF. Capable in literature and art, Jane has used both advaniageously in edit- ing Cumtux. ARLYNE SANDELL. Sandy was instrumen'ral in rowing the Red Class crew to victory last June. CAROL SCHULTZ. Carol's aspirations include a position in government and a chance to travel. LORRAINE SCHWARTZBECK. Our First Hot Girl releases her excess energy in A. A. activities.