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

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Each OT The Treshman sTudenTs wroTe a six hun- dred word Theme in compeTiTion Tor The MT. Rushmore Memorial award. They were based on nine OT The mosT imporTanT evenTs in The hisTory OT The UniTed STaTes. The Tamous sculp- Tor, C-3uTzen Borglum, has carved The heads OT Tamous men in American hisTory on The sides OT MT. Rushmore in SouTh DalcoTa. Now sTudenTs are being aslced TO wriTe The inscripTion under These Tigures. Prizes are being awarded by The Rushmore Memorial commiTTee Tor The besT Themes. We hope ThaT one OT The Treshman sTudenTs Trom our school will win one OT These prizes. The Treshmen who Took French goT The names and addresses OT French boys and girls wiTh whom They could correspond. This was a prac- Tical way To TesT our abiliTy in French, and has broughT abouT correspondence Triendships ThaT prove To be very inTeresTing. The class, besides having a proTiTable, aca- demic year also enioyed a very delighTTul social one. The TirsT parTy was a roller-slcaTing one. This Toolc place The day aTTer The mid-semesTer exams. ATTer The worlc OT sTudying and Taking The exams The class decided To celebraTe. ATTer The slcaTing parTy one OT The Treshman girls en- TerTained The class aT her home Tor The remainder OT The evening. l.aTer on in The season The class had a sleigh-riding parTy and again ended The parTy aT The home OT a Treshman girl. The enTire class has used Their Treshman year very proTiTably as well as enioyably. FRESHMEN Jane Bradley RoberT Clarlc ArThur Graeszel Douglas GuTenlcunsT Lawrence Henderson Donald JohnsTon Fred KasTen RoberT Kremers BeTTy Ann Newald Sylvia Lecher Phyllis Jean BolTz Marian Nicholson Wallace MacBriar Charles Reed Edward ScheTTer EdiTh Schley Mary STraTTon William Thompson Lloyd Van AnTwerpen DoroThy VieTh KaTheryn Ann Webb RoberT STuebe 25

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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

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The Junior High School HE JUNIOR HIGH SCHQOL sTudenTs have had a very inTeresTing year under The direc- Tion oT Mr. RinTelmann and Mr. Brock. lv1osT oT Their acTiviTies have cenTered around The Junior High School boys' and girls' clubs. The acTiviTies were oT Tour kinds, social, sporTs, chari- Table, and scholasTic. Social commiTTees arranged a number oT social TuncTions. Several roller-skaTing parTies were held, also an ice-skaTing parTy, an ouTing aT Pine lake, a Tield day picnic To which Triends were inviTed, and a number oT oTher TuncTions. SporTs have had an imporTanT posiTion in The Junior High School boys' and girls' acTiviTies during The year. Ping-Pong TournamenTs Tor boTh boys and girls were arranged. WresTling and boxing maTches occupied The inTeresT oT many boys during club periods, while checkers Took The Tancy oT oThers. The girls also wenT in Tor exTensive sporTs. The Torms challenged each oTher in baskeTball, baseball, waTer baskeTball, and Tennis. The pyramids, drills, games, and comic acrobaTics oT The open house Physical EducaTion program were supporTed or presenTed by The Junior High School boys and girls. From all appearances, The varsiTy in TuTure will be greaTly