University School of Milwaukee - Trident Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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aTTended This parTy, and all oi us enioyed iT immensely. ln The Spring anoTher suc- cessful ouTdoor parTy was given, and iT, Too, will remain a pleasanT experience in our memories oT our happy days. The mosT imporTanT parT oT school liTe, however, is oT course The academic worlc. While we have never led The enTire school in This respecT, we have always been righT up among The leaders, and some monThs iT was only aTTer much Tiguring ThaT iT could be deTermined which class had Tinished on Top. WiTh our splendid record oT The pasT Two years behind us, we look Torward To The nexT Two wiTh boTh opTimism and deTerminaTion. The oTiicers who so capably managed The aTiairs oT The sophomore class were: BeaTrice Jones, presidenTg Jaclc Wiener, vice-presidenTg Jim Klode, secreTaryg and RoberT Zwiclry, Treasurer. SOPHGMORES RoberT Dernehl Mary Virginia FosTer WalTer lsgrig BeaTrice Jones ldalynn Kohn Rodney Leech Alex Luediclce Monroe McLaughlin Lucille Niclcoll Philip OrTh Doris RoeThlqe Norman Rohn Audrey RusserT RoberTa Saiir Mary Seeger Jane Sellmer Jack Wiener Richard WesTerman John Zwicky RoberT Zwiclcy 23

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The Sophomore Class S THE VERY name sophomore comes Trom a Greek word meaning sophisri- caTed, iT is boTh pleasing and surprising To reTlecT on The acTiviTies oT The sophomore class during The pasT year. In all school liTe, exTra curricular as well as academic, The sophomore class has been a viTal parT oT ThaT splendid organ- izaTion, The Milwaukee UniversiTy School. An ouTline OT iTs parTicipaTion in aurside acTiviTies is a splendid way To demonsTraTe This. In aThleTics, TirsT oT all, The class has been very well represenTed. There have been boys on The varsiTy TooTball, baskeTball, and swimming squads, and They can boasT oT aT leasT one leTTer winner in each oT These sporTs. The girls, Too, have been acTive in aThleTics and have been consisTenTly among The winners in Their inTra- mural and gymnasium conTesTs. Secondly, a review OT The Tine DramaTic Club work shows ThaT a greaTer number oT sophomores have parTicipaTed in This Tield oT endeavor Then have The members oT any oTher class. In The commencemenT play, as well as boTh groups oT one acT plays, There have always been a large group OT sophomores playing many oT The leading and supporTing parTs. This speaks well Tor The class, as The plays were a greaT success. The new sysTem which has been Tollowed during The pasT year as To The publicaTion oT The Academy, gives each class Two chances To publish iTs own ediTion. lT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT boTh oT The sophomore ediTions were very well received by The members oT The TaculTy and The members oT The sTudenT body. Our class has had Two ouTings during The lasT year. The TirsT was a skaTing parTy held in January aT The Milwaukee River. A large percenTage OT The class 22

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The l:f2Sl'IfT1dD CTGSS -HE Tl-HRD Tormers have experienced a proTiTable and enjoyable year. They have done well in boTh scholasTic and ouTside acTiviTies, and have held The progress and scholasTic banners Tor several monThs. BoTh The boys and girls have enTered aThleTics. in various inTramural conTesTs, alThough noT al- ways vicTorious, They have shown good sporTs- manship and abiliTy. They have demonsTraTed much enThusiasm Towards dramaTics. A number oT The members have appeared in The plays ThaT were given by The DramaTic Club. They have shown persever- ance: Tor even Though They weren'T To be in one play, They Tried Tor The nexT. They have generously parTicipaTed in The chariTable acTiviTies. AT boTh Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas Time They broughT TogeTher Tood and cloThing Tor The less TorTunaTe. A On Thanksgiving The Treshmen presenTed a program wi+h The sevenTh and eighTh grades. Two splendid numbers oT The Academy have been issued by The Treshman class during The year. These have been made possible only by The combined eTTorTs oT every member oT The class. Much Time and eTTorT was spenT on each issue. The Treshmen Tried To make Their num- bers as worTh while and inTeresTing as Those oT The upper classmen. 24