Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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-.- - Keeping Body and Soul Together Talking about health problems and physical education are Mrs. Dorothy Weisel, Kleftl Mrs. Seidel fright! of the Physical Education Depart- ment, and Miss Connelly, resident nurse. Wednesday morning is cold pill time, and here We have Mrs. Inlow giving a capsule to Susie Seifert. 13 Looking forward to a brisk canter out at Ioy Farm are V. Rice, I. Zeratsky, E. Field, H. Wear, A. Sgutt, P. Heppes and B. Sawyer.

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Art and Music . The Merry Muses Standing: Miss Villmow, Piano Instructor: Mrs. Armin Tuteur, Art. Seated: Mrs. Roy Meyer, Dramatics and Miss Gertrude Erbe, Music. A sunny day means outside paint- ing tor Mrs. Tuteur's art classes. Painters are Crow ll I. Iones, P. Sanden, K. Goldammer, I. lung lrow 27 E. Christensen, B. Krenkel, P. Allan, H. Niss frow 35 Mrs. Tuteur, I. Philipp, B. Hinshaw, N. Callender. Tiny Morrison, Barbara Paul, Eugenie Christensen, and Mary Ann Faber, all members ot Mrs. Bruns' typing class, practice their lessons while Charlotte Schmidt looks on. Gathered around the piano as Miss Erbe turns to a new selection are I. Thorsen, C. Chadwick, H. Bloch, A. Madden, B. Burch, I. Tatge, M. Nelson, S. Ioseph, E. Honnold, E. Field, D. Uihlein, E. Pritzlatt, and S. Stoller- all members of Music Appreciation.

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And so another year has passed . . . and what memories we have to keep with us! Years come and go . . . classes go on forever. Things were kept moving through all these months with the events planned by each class. The frosh started the ball rolling with their dog show early in the fall . . . and what a fine barker loanie I-luth made! And Marnie Read was won- derful as chairman of the big event. The Lincoln Pilgrimage took care of the seniors for one fun-packed week end of Dan'l Boone hats, bull-sessions in the hotel rooms, rides along the beautiful Illinois rivers, and stories of Lincoln told by Miss Matheny. Then seniors began planning the Christmas dance early in December and came out with those novel wintry deco- rations which really provided the atmosphere of the outdoors. The Sophomore Class spurred us all on when the Community Fund drive came around . . . and the juniors spent a day out at C. D. with outdoor activities, refreshments, and a casual dance afterwards . . . while play-day gave the whole school a holiday with blue jean costumes and general confusion. Senior Day was greatly appreciated by the poor, hard-working top class- men . . . while the sophomores got their bid for attention in the springtime when they took over the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. The lunior Class came through with a marvelous prom shortly thereafter. Now we have come to the climax of the year . . . graduation. Wearing long, white dresses and carrying flowers in our arms, we shall say farewell to these familiar halls . . . but the memories of the gay times and of the friends we have made will be with us always. 14