Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Y SALLY ANN WEBER If you hear roaring laughter echoing down the hall, followed by the clicking of sturdy brown oxfords, you will know that Sally is approaching. Our gal Sal came to us in her sophomore year after attending Brownmoor School in New Mexico. S Sally is an eager participant in all school sports by her faithful cheering on the sidelines. Her house is the meet- ing place of all the skillful bridge play- ers, of which she is the best. Sal spends her summers horseback riding at Teton Valley Ranch. She is ready to laugh at any jokes, even her own. She will always be the life of a party, for she is full of fun and ready to do anything. MARIORIE ANN VIALL Here is a girl who has the distinction of having attended Downer since first grade, after graduating from Country Day kindergarten. Mudgie left school in the fall of her junior year for a long siege in bed, but she returned with the same spirit that has made her one of the most popular girls in the class. Marge is known for her shy grin,-her wonderful artistic talent, and for the beautiful ski sweaters she knits so casu- ally. She has been on practically every class team since her freshman year plus the White and Varsity hockey teams. She also raised her soft but sweet voice in song in Glee Club. oncoming seniors, may have as good a

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IEANETTE TATGE This tall, glamorous blonde, who hails from Oconomowoc, has a sparkling sense of humor and lives for tennis. which she will play any time and in almost any kind of Weather. It's a wonder she has stayed in Downer for all four years, for she has lived in thir- teen different places. Tatge ther nickname because her first name is too long? loves sailing and swimming, and she says that is just what she is going to do the summer after she graduates and before she goes on to college. She is very good in dramatics and is especially inter- ested in creating unusual lighting ef- fects. Her name has often appeared on the honor roll. ELLEN SHAW TUFTS Q Life in the Senior Class just wouldn't have been complete Without Candy. She is everybody's friend, and her com- plicated troubles worry us all. Candy was vice-president of the Sophomore Class, was a true hockey enthusiast and was also a member of the Glee Club and of the Racketeers. She plays a mean tune on the piano too. Candy's bright smile and blue eyes reflect her merry laughter without which a party isn't complete. Candy hails from the Bay and she, Buckets, and Ioanie usually ended every school day this year in the Pharmacy reminiscing about grade school days together. Candy will be missed next year when she goes to college. perfeczj and We hope that you, the

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DEBORAH WHITESIDE Following in the footsteps of her older sister, comes Debbie with a cheery smile and a friendly greeting. She never is too busy to listen to one's trou- bles and livens up all conversations with her sense of humor. She is Well liked at school and also at home in Ianesville. This is proved by the amount of mail she receives and by the fact that she is never without a date. Her yen for dancing seems to surpass her fondness for all the other forms of entertainment, yet she is always ready for a quick dip or rousing game of tennis. This is topped off with a hot fudge sundae, a fondness which is her greatest Weakness. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Pat is marvelous to have around as she really makes us think Milwaukee is pretty great. She left us in her junior year to move to Hot Springs, Arkansas, but they just couldn't keep her from coming back as a boarder this year. Although Pat can't say enough about Milwaukee, judging from all the letters she gets, some other cities must rate pretty high too. There's just a touch of the old South in her soft voice though she refuses to admit it. Full of fun, Pat's in all sorts of activities, loves Glee Club, and is a mainstay of the Red baseball team and first varsity. You just can't help liking this girl. time as We have had.