Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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3 ' s 5 9 s MMIII!! IIINX L sax' -WWW HIS years Victory Board was a busy one. Betsy Norris produced new bond charts, and she and Miss French were busy adding Stars and counting totals. The aim was, Buy at least one stamp every week. Aided by Miss Buckmastcr, the board worked hard supervising the knitting of s.luares for afghans, making sweaters for the junior Red Cross, and collecting scrap paper for the numerous drives throughout the year. The Red Cross Representative kept us posted on the latest tasks to be done. Nancy Spiegel headed outside activities. Those wanting to work at a hospital for two afternoons a week or want ing to roll bmdaqcs to sew cr to do anything on thlt order spoke to Nancy xbout it Second Rott Nancy Spiegel oxn Alcxlnder Anita Bradshiw Sue Tuttle Ba bara Frocmminp, Fwxt Rau. ayne ifle Pam Norris bheili Shea Lloyd Phillips Kilo Wiltcmx Barbara ucobs Betsy Norris DJ , , I ' ' D 3 x ' ' e I c, 7 5' 1 x I , 2 . ' f: ' ' f . 'z , . . . 2 . , 'r' '. .' iz j ja , ' 2 , x, 1 ' . ' 2 ' ja' -5

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CC TRAIGHTEN up and stay right , around the Seminary this year symbolized the Posture Clulfs continued struggle for a hettcr, if not perfect, figure, according to President Sally Gute. With a little painless effort anyone with a fairly 'human' looking form can sit and stand straight. Posture Week was early this year, and the Reds were voted to have had the hest held forms with the least cluh and faculty complaints on their tags. The cluh has heen enlarged considerably, which is an encouraging sign for Downers pos' ture goal. SALLY CUTE Posture Club President I9 H ll 5Zl7ZdL'QfbZi6!4 wp QQ fly if Ia l ,lf Hum Ilvlxxsb! Second Ron. Kalo Wilcox Winnie Weix oy Stoller Alli Hewitt Lloyd Il ley Alice New herry Kiy Brumm Qsmary Gruender Sally Hamilton Mary Bulmahn AHlCl Br1d li iw Sally Cute First Rom Miry oan Herriott Marna Kuelthau une Baker Bxrhara Bills Nmcy Licinger Diwn Arneson Sue Hahhe Alumni Ionnne Degen Caroline Gardiner Nancy Spiegel Marguerite Stark 53 if 1 fd f in . I '1 ' - -I , S , s . ' 'f . 2 , - ' , ' , 2 ' , 'z . sz '. kv . S 'S il , ,z.' 1' W , : .1 ' , ,z ' 2 ' . 1 . ' , Y ' cz '.