Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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1- GLEE CLUB Row 1: M. A. Hobart, K. Luhman. N. Daniels, T. Viall, N. Heading, I. Stryker. Row 2: E. Hughes, M. M. Griqnon, I. Dallwiq, I. Bouqhton, D. Whiteside, B. Krenkel, E. Callahan, M. Luhman, S. Seifert, I. Huth, Miss Erbe. Row 3: P. Sproule, B. Boon, M. Paulus, P. Williams, P. Bilty, D. Wandlinq, E. Hamilton, N. Bell, K. Kellett, D. Overancl, M. Koch. Row 4: I. Luqinbuhl, M. Havey, K. Wyse, B. Diederich, P. Philipp, B. Friend, B. Meyer, I. Philipp, H. Niss, N. Norem, E. Hartwiq. Row 5: V. Fagan, G. Lillydahl, S. Tuttle, S. Weber, C. Tufts, A. Evans, E. Row, S. Gooclwillie, M. Read, F. Lang. Absent: B. Callahan. . W.:- MARIANNE HAVEY The Racketeers: S. Tuttle, I. Freeman, N. Heddinq, E. Tufts, M. President Luhman, and I. Philipp. Lou, Bob, Sarah, and Ned intermissioning. Waltzinq Eugenie in. v.: Y-.,.....g - Lwml -

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The play's the thing . . . and We mean sports, of course. ln the fall we put all We had into our vigorous hockey games and came out with a fine record. We Won all outside games except one, which was tied. The Whites came out on the high side of a 2-l score in a game played on Color Day . . . and We tied the illustrious C. D. Wild men in our annual game. Seniors again Won numerals this year . . . and We closed the hockey season With a supper at Barbie's, Where We saw movies of several of our games, received our hard-earned letters, and put away a sizable amount of food. Volleyball followed closely after the hockey season, and the Whites again Won the team game. This time the Iunior Class Won their numerals. Basketball, the girls' way, began second semester . . . and what a host of buckeyes We suddenly found in our midst. l-lomeroorn tournaments were capably managed by the Freshman Class. Again We played several schools both here and on foreign ground . . . love that Wayland floor . . . and half the fun of being 'on the team, we secretly confess, was taking those jaunts to and from the other schools on Saturdays. ln the spring our thoughts turned to the natural things . . . and to baseball . . . and to tennis. Lest We forget, there were also some very capable Walkers this year. All in all, this year's sports program . . . besides providing a break in the day and a form of relaxation tif running around bases, making goals, and sinking baskets can be so-calledl . . . was very successful and promoted a great deal of spirit in the school. 60 . ,..,.