Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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JOAN CAROL FREEMAN A member of the well-known Racke- teers, those wondrous, warbling women of Downer, Ioan Freeman also added her voice to the Glee Club for three years. She wielded a mean hockey stick as she piled up scores for the Varsity and Red teams. She was a cap- able member oi the Crest Staff, serving as advertising manager her senior year. With a much-to-be-envied tan, Ioan re- turned to school after her spring vaca- tions spent in Arizona: her summers were spent at Teton in Iackson Hole, Wyoming. Ioan is one of the more determined knitters of the class. In spite of several mishaps she said she woudn't give in until she had knitted a beautiful ski sweater. MARY FINKENSTAEDT Fink is the older halt Cby twenty min- utesl of the Finkenstaedt twin combina- tion. Although she was new to Downer only last September, she soon acquired many friends, both at the Sem and at that famous institution known as St. Iohn's. In respect to the latter, she states that she is strictly a Company A girl. As with her sister, sailing rates high with Fink, who praises Ephraim as the ideal location for this sport, She is talented both in acting and dancing and is a member of the Dramatic Club. The combination of genuine interest in her studies and a vivacious personality should make Fink a worthy addition to any college campus. Won hockey numerals in our junior and

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MARY ANN FABER Mary Ann is a senior with a quiet manner, a willing smile, and a cheery Hello . She has added much to the dramatic group both by her work on stage and back stage. Everyone knows also of her ability as a pianist in stu- dent assemblies. An excellent student, her favorite subject is mathematics, especially Miss Fink's Algebra 2 class. Mary Ann says that after graduation she will miss the strange odors in the chemistry laboratory. She seems to love the smells, for she hopes to be- come a medical technician in the future. Her scholastic ability, her friendliness, and her willingness to tackle any job will make Mary Ann's hopes a reality. ELIZABETH FINKENSTAEDT Although Bounce came to the Sem just last fall, she quickly made a place for herself, becoming president of French Club and a mainstay of the Dramatics Club. In her home town, Rockford, Illinois, she was a member of the State Champion debate squad. Betsy's heart is divided between the army and the navy. More often than not it's navy though, and she can be heard saying, Today is Lukey day, seven days a week. First and foremost in her mind as a vacation spot is Ephraim where she sails during the summer. She is also a rabid baseball fan and reads the sports pages of three newspapers daily. Walls. In athletics, We Worked hard and

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BABARA ELIZABETH GALLUN Barbie Gallun, that streak just barely distinguishable on the hockey field and equally tine as a guard on the basket- ball tloor, was the White Team cap- tain last year. Despite her many activi- ties at school including Council, I. Board, and her position as sports editor on the Semaphore staff, Barbie found time to have some pretty lively Week ends, skiing out at Slinger on Sundays and is never at a loss for a date in the evenings. Although this gal just learned how to knit last fall, it's surprising how many pairs of argyles ot various sizes and shapes have appeared during the year. An honor student, Barbie plans to go to college somewhere in the East. Q ALICE GARDNER This is the suitable page and place to tell about our Crest editor, Alice Gard- ner. All year she has worked hard ar- ranging this book and now she has earned her summer vacation. She was the Sernaphore sports editor in her junior year. All the extra Work that Alice ac- complished during her tour years did not interfere with her marks. She was on the honor roll regularly. Alice is also a powerful hockey player, so when she Winds up to hit that ball- bewarel She is a wonderful girl, but let us Warn you-don't let her start talking about cars. There is never a dull moment when Alice is around. We shall miss her gaiety. senior years. Our Junior Prom was a