Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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JUDITH ABBE KLUCK Merrily, merrily .rball I live now. Judy-Jud - Klucker - loyal White - often makes White teams-sense of humor plus- every time she laughs she either runs or sits down-a figure envied by all-eats tons, but gains nary a pound-always sings off key-one of the continental members of our class-only dorm member to last through four years- knows the kitchen like the palm of her hand- capable dorm social chairman- The list is up, you kids-please sign up. -enviable wardrobe -Florida enthusiast-adorns her bed with loads of stuffed animals-loves jazz and foreign cars -well known at St. john's and Northwestern -cute Prom attendant-plans on a co-ed college. MARY JOSEPHINE KASSUBA All that glittery is not gold. Pupschun-blond bombshell of the Senior Class -has a figure envied by all-likes coffee at Ma johnston's-member of the early breakfast club-loyal to Beaver Lake in the summer months-buzzes around town in her green Caddie followed by a cloud of smoke-favor- ite pets, Gretchen and Hilltop Belle-loves regattas and men-member of the Posture Club -loyal Red teamer-famous for saying, Oh, I don't know! -never quite makes it to the weekly hen parties-careful driver-full of many exciting stories-favorite hobby is col- lecting rings-plans to hit Madison next fall. teenth birthdays. And then came our junior year. At last we

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BEVERLY MAE JOHNSON Thou loaf! been el generous giver. Bev-Miss Bevie-crazy about the MOORE half of MacNeil and Moore-must be con- gratulated for work as advertising editor of Crert-Secretary of the senior class-favorite expression, Oh, iggy, that's grubbly -one of the Original Six-has many tales of Florida- loves any party -enjoys writing, especially let- ters-famous for long dates-knitting fiend- loves Dixieland-an able Sunday school teacher -knows and likes everyone-an uncomplain- ing worker for the Whites both in school and sports-her name often on the honor roll- blends her voice beautifully in the senior octette -bridge fan-undecided about college, but is seriously considering Northwestern. MARY ELLEN STORY JOHNSTON There eyes-.fo clark and .ro deep! Mimo-calm, cool, collected-never flusters- couldn't stay away-returned to us senior year after a year in Palm Beach-full of Florida- has ingenious habit of losing gold bracelets- loves to cook dinner-hasn't learned how to peel carrots-loves those summer parties at Pewaukee-reveals secrets which are often over- heard-possessor of largest and most innocent eyes in the class-Vice-President of the class her sophomore year-took up tennis seriously at the end of the summer-a true and sincere friend-hopes to go to college as near to Brown as possible. 'gmunchf' and the anticipation with which we awaited our six-

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ELIZABETH WEN DY KURTH How complicated, bow wonderful ir man. Wendy-our hard working Crest editor-re- cently acquired a cute European car-her name appears on every honor roll-wields a mean hockey stick-has many male friends- a private van brings her mail daily-has a knack for getting into tight spots and not being detected-enjoys herself under any cir- cumstances--takes a great pride in her ability to eat and not gain an ounce-hostess to one of our foreign students-not a loyal supporter of hen parties-bridge shark-privileged mem- ber of the octette-able sophomore class prez- noted for her summer pool sessions--known for her vivacious personality and a devilish twinkle in her eyes-that's our Wendy and Smith's luck! JO ELLEN KOEHLER The More the Mewief' Jody-Jode-one of the White team's greatest assets both in school and sports-her name often on the honor roll-never misses an A team or White team-naturally curly hair is the envy of all-member of the senior octette-a bridge shark from way back-loves her Wednes- day night swims-confuses carpool by con- stantly showing up in different cars, even a '35 Chevy- But, Mrs. Weisel, -our capable Sit Nix prez.-whips through chemistry labs with ease-senior class vice-president-has wonder- ful sense of humor-walked off with a number of tennis trophies last summer-likes various kinds of records-we know the East will love her. were upper-classmen. We turned to weekly hen parties and