Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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T heres cz Long Long T rail Awinding MISS I-IOE'S HOMEROOM Row 1: S. Eccles, L. Curran, I. L. Single- ion, H. Hurd, I. Hallock. Row 2: Miss Hoe, I. Kerr, I. Williams, Y. , Gebhcxrd, I. O'Keeie, L. Van Brunt, E. Busby. MISS MAIN 'S HOMEROOM , Row 1: M. Benner, I. Huth, S. Rogers, F. Lang, V. Rice. Row 2: Miss Main, S. Duclenhoefer, L. Van Dyke. B. Brussock, H. Huebsch. B. Bumby, P. Fried. Absent: N. Tyrrell. MISS OTTO'S I-IOMEROOM Row 1: S. Schmidt, A. Kyle, M. Read, A. Weiqell A. Hacker, I. Zercxtsky. Row 2: Miss Otto, K. Collopy, A. Luke, M. Koch, A. Doepke, V. Fox, E. Vcjda. I - ui.n4mi

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We re E1the1' Too Young or Too Old MISS DAVIS'S HOMEROOM Row 1: P. Philipp, I. Gutenkunsl, I. Ncx son, S. Iohn, G. Lillydczhl, P. Bilty, M Robertson. How 2: W. Sheo, I. Miller, K. Tobin, A Squtt, P. Bcrch, M. Wold, I. Rupp, I Enzer. Absenl: Miss Davis, B. Ccxilohon. MISS LEMON'S I HOMEROOM Row 1: C. Ross, M. Waxman, M. I. Ed- qcxrton, B. Backus, P. Nolte, S. Miller, B. Brumder. How 2: Miss Lemon, M. Henoch, T. Violl P. Lindstrom, A. Slichier, B. Freeman R. Pieper I. Rendnll, N. Daniels. Absent: E. Iohnson. I 1 MISS WITTMER'S HOMEBOOM Row 1: V. Foqcn, K. Wyse, L. Hitz, B. Beck B. Roth, B. Taylor, M. Misheiow. Row 2: Miss Wittmer, C. Smith B. Reck- meyers, B. Ehlers, N. Iohnson, M. Paulus, D. Wundlinq, D. Busby B. Meyer D. Hirschfeld.

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People always talk of women's organizations, but they have nothing on us. l-low Well We remember those Crest and Sema- phore meetings . . . Writing last-minute articles . . . Walking the streets for ads . . . Worrying over deadlines. . . a state of general confusion, which nevertheless successfully produced the Sema- phore every month and the annual at the end of the year. And what a gay time Was enjoyed by those who Went to Cleveland for the NSPA convention . . . and by those who represented the staffs at dinners and conferences of various organizations. Those who preferred to exercise their vocal cords rather than their pens practised With Miss Erbe for the main event in the spring . . . the Glee Club concert with Country Day. Every Monday the illus- trious Council members met . . . and We have visions of them rubbing their hands together in glee as they passed laws for- bidding hedge-hopping and banning squirt guns . . . but We were big indeed and simply took it in our stride. And how could We fail to learn French With those booming records repeating Words again and again When French Club was in session! Even better were the interesting speakers who 'came . . . and the Alliance meetings. Again We surprised our spines, as Well as our teachers, by sitting up straight as boards While the Posture Club took over and gave team points to the side ending up with the smaller number of slouching girls. Dramatics Was another popular elective . . . and how We loved the presentations put on during the year! All in all, We're set for the future. When they bring on the women's clubs . . . just let them try to find us unprepared! 50