Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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NANCY IOYS POWELL I'm going on a diet is one of Nancy's favorite expressions: and although she is fond of all food, she manages to resist temptation. Poweller has been active in sports ever since she entered the Sem. She was Red team goalie for four years. Nancy is very generous and will have a hen party at the slightest suggestion. She loves to drive, and her car is usu- ally loaded to capacity. Except for one summer when Nancy went on a canoe trip to Canada, she has been junior counselor at Camp Manitowish. Nancy isn't sure what she Wants in the future, but she says that if there's nothing bet- ter to do, she will get married. PATTY ELLEN PRATT ' Having come to the Sem in her junior year, Pat has proved herself quite a girl. She hails from Muskegon, Michi- gan, where she leads an exciting life during vacations and from which place she receives very thrilling mail. One of the fairest in our group, Pat was in the court of honor at the Iunior Prom and says that night was one of the best for several reasons. Being athletic and an ardent Red, she made several volleyball teams and the junior basketball team. She claims over- eating is her great Weakness, but one look at her slim figure and We know better than to believe that. She waxes very enthusiastic over a good game of bridge. game we managed to hold the boys to a

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J MARY IULIE Pl-IILIPP Witliout a doubt the most vivacious girl in the Senior Class is Iudy Philipp. She can always be relied upon to enliven any occasion with her everpresent smile and her witty remarks. Our vitamin capsule attended the Seminary for twelve years: and, like many of her Lower School colleagues, she attended kindergarten at the school upon the hill. Iudy has always been held high in the esteem of her classmates who have elected her to numerous offices, among them those of secretary and treasurer of Student Council. In her junior year Iudy reigned as Prom Queen with regal grace. Her melodious alto voice added to both Glee Club and the Racketeers. BARBARA PAUL Barbara, commonly known as Beep, is distinguished by her pretty red hair and her cute freckles. She has been a prominent member of the Sem for four years and has excelled in athletics. Not only did she make the basketball, hockey, and baseball teams, but she also was a member of Glee Club for two years. Recognized by all as an experienced driver, Beep was lucky enough to buzz home for her diet lunches, consisting of a piece of toast and a glass of skimmed milk. Since sailing is her fa- vorite sport, she is usually found at the Yacht Club or at Pine Lake in the summer. . the annual Country Day-Downer hockey

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PAULA SANDEN To mention all of Paula's good points would leave us breathlessp besides it Paula were near, she wouldn't let us get a word in edgewise. She is the talkative type and since she has so much to say, she has to say it fast. Her interests lie in the field of sports. Swim- ming. and horseback riding are her first loves. Paula likes to express herself in art. She has a talent for drawing and painting, which she hopes to put to use some day. One of these maddening girls who can eat as much of anything they iwish, and not show it, she says her favorite food is Red Devil cake. A native of Park Ridge, Illinois, Paula spends many sum- mers in New York. There her greatest thrill occurred when she caught a tuna while deep sea fishing. MARGARET REICHOW This girl with the sparking brown eyes, engaging smile, and contagious laugh, is one of the best-liked girls in the dorm. Margee came from Oshkosh in her junior year. According to her, any- one who hasn't heard of that surging metropolis has missed a part of living. When it comes to sports, tennis seems to be her Waterloo for she is often heard exclaiming in a puzzled manner, The strings are too loose or There must be a hole in the racket . This doesn't seem to discourage her, as for the past year she has earnestly claimed that she will yet learn how to play the game. Margee's cheery smile will long be remembered by her classmates. tie. Our Senior Class had the honor of