Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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EUGEN IE ANN CHRISTENSEN Ianie is a tall, -slim brunette of the class of '48. She has been with us ever since sixth grade and is to be envied for her marvelous figure and her poise. No doubt this is the result of the ballet lessons which she has taken since third grade. Eugenie has been on almost all the teams since her freshman year and was first varsity's center forward on the hockey field in her junior and senior years. She was a strong member of the alto section of the Glee Club for three years. Ianie spends her summers at the Town Club and at Bradford Beach playing tennis. swimming, and eating ice cream. IULIE DALLWIG Who drives the snappiest red convert- ible in Milwaukee? Why it is Iulie Dallwig. Known for her musical ability, Iulie plays anything from Bumble Boogie to Rhapsody in Blue . How- ever, her talent is not limited to the piano, for she was an active member of Glee Club for three years besides carrying on her duties as a member of the Semaphore staff. An all-year-round athlete, Iulie excelled in hockey, basketball, and tennis. She made both Red Team and first varsity in hockey for two years. Iu1ie's private life amazes us, for she always turns up with a new class pin, or is knitting size twelve argyles. that freshman-sophomore dance with gala

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ELIZABETH ANN CARPENTER Betty, better known as Carpie, came to M.D.S. in eighth grade and is known for her low voice-when she remembers. She is our A.A. president, and has done a wonderful job in this office. She 'was advertising manager for the Crest in her junior year and has made every team since she came to the Sem. Carpie lives way out in Fox Point, but we envy her tor the interesting neighbor- hood in which she resides. The pride of the Bed Team, Carpie can be seen during the games fighting tor her team's victory. She is also one of the in- dustrious seniors who staggered through fourth year Spanish. With Carpie around there's never a dull moment in the senior room. V NANCY ELIZABETH CALLENDER And what grade are you in? That is the question often asked of Nancy Cal- lender, better known as Hon. You all know she's from Kansas City and ar- rived-with her numerous brothers-in her sophomore year. Nancy did a mighty fine job on the B hockey team and was an enthusiastic cheer leader and score keeper for the other gym games. As a bridge player she's not bad, but her antics distract her opponents too much. Hon is quite talented in the artistic line and she put a great deal of work into decorations for the dances. As one of the real wits of the Senior Class she lent much to skits and helped make Senior Day a success. any previous class. We 71 never forget

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ANNE EVANS Anne, who Cas of Decemberl has the unusual record of having received no infractions during her four years at the Sem, is clever in that she can usually think up a witty answer on the spur of the moment. She was a faithful mem- ber of the Glee Club and was also a member of several class teams. Base- ball and driving are her favorite sports. Ann spends her summers lying in the sun, but plans to really celebrate this summer after graduatoin. She will im- mediately perk up at the mention of a certain boy's name. A wonderful friend to have, Anne plans to become a lab technician or settle down with the one . We know she will do well at either. VIRGINIA DICKINSON If you hear an unforgettable laugh echo- ing through the dorms, you will know that Iinny Dickinson has just heard a new joke. Last spring, after a year as president of the Iunior Class, Iinny was elected house president. lust to keep her out of mischief she was chosen to head I. Board. With all this she still found time to enjoy dramatics and sports. Her favorite indoor sport is danc- ing, especially the Birmingham Hop. Iinny plans to spend the summer in Appleton, her home town, recuperating after four years at the Sem. Then she will go off to college-coed she hastens to add--where, as usual, life for Iinny will never be dull. ZF? balloon faces smiling at us from the