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

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enriched by The presenT sevenTh and eighTh grades. A number oT chariTable acTiviTies were carried on during The year. UnTorTunaTe Tamilies were helped wiTh supplies oT Tood and cloThing aT Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas. A Tinancial con- TribuTion was made To The ChariTy Fund aT ChrisTmas Time. The pupils also collecTed declcs oT old playing cards Tor use aT The Municipal Social CenTer Tor unemployed. The CommuniTy Fund was also given loyal and subsTanTial sup- porT. The Two Torms have been rivals Tor The Scholarship Banner and The Pioneer Banner all year, wiTh honors abouT equally divided. Frank discussions during home room rneeTings and club meeTings have helped many oT The boys and girls To undersTand Their scholasTic diTTiculTies. Fellow pupils were very co-operaTive in helping a pupil To beTTer undersTand himselT and his scholarship approach. We have had a wonderTul year and look Tor- ward To even greaTer acTiviTies nexT year. First and Second Forms George Adams John Anderson BeTTy Beebe AugusT BergenThal Helene Berger Barbara Berger ConsTance Brand Mary Burbach Olive Callaway John Croll Mary Falk PaTricia Eerneding SEVENTH AND EIGHT!-I GRADES Barbara Garber Fred Garny Louis Greenebaum Marion Gross Richard l-lallsTrom BeTTy l'larnischTeger MorTon l-lunTer BeTTy KrauThoeTer PaTricia Miller BeTTy Moeller Jacob Nunnemacher Ered Olson Joy Plessner PaTTy PosT Mariorie PriTzlal:l: John Rheineclc Miclcey RoeThlce Hannah Seeger Ralph Sivyer Ronald Sivyer Mariorie SmiTh John Uihlein Mary Wiener 27

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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

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Junior Suburban Champs ol T931 O Tl-TE FREST-TMAN baskeTball Team oT I93I wonT The honor and glory oT winning Tor The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The school The Junior Suburban ConTernce Championship. The champion- ship Team possessed all oT The besT qualiTies oT iTs predecessors, and, above all, They displayed an un- conquerable spiriT aT all Times, a spiriT oT co-opera- Tion and Team play. ThroughouT The season This group oT Freshman boys ThoughT and Talked baskeT- ball day and nighTq They had buT one ambiTion,--To win. Their remarkable record which showed buT one deTeaT was The resulT oT The Tine spiriT displayed by The group in addiTion To The very able coaching OT Mr. Moore. IT is only such a remarkable record as This ThaT can Tairly reTlecT The spiriT, co-operaTion, sporTsmanship, and skill oT The Tine group oT boys ThaT represenTed The Milwaukee UniversiTy School on The Freshman baskeTball Team oT l93I. 28 l l