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

Page 7 text:

CQNTENTJJ Faculty . Seniors Classes Activities . Sports . Humor patrons and Advertisers

Page 6 text:

FRANK S. SPIGENER A. B. North Carolina M. A. Columbia Dedication FRANK S. Sl3lGlfNEl2, loyal and beloved Director oi the lVlilvvaul4ee Universitygchool, more than any other person has molded the ideals and institutions oi this school. Be- cause of his spirit oi friendship, and because he so completely exempliiies the true spirit oi lVl. Ll. S., We, the class of 1934, attectionately dedicate THE ACADEMY. 2

Page 8 text:

T IS WITI-I sincere regreT ThaT we, The Class oT IQ34, record The resignaTion oT Raymond Moore, our Principal, To accepT The I-IeadmasTership oT The Grosse PoinTe CounTry Day School aT DeTroiT. For The pasT seven years he has guided The desTinies oT our high school and, Though we Too are abouT To Talce our leave, iT is diTTiculT To realize ThaT when nexT SepTember rolls around The Tamiliar Tigure oT Ray- mond Moore will also be missing Trom M. U. S. As much as we regreT his deparTure we are glad ThaT There has come To him This unusual opporTuniTy Tor advancemenT and TurTher service as adminisTraTor, Teacher and Triend. As Principal he has been a Tireless worlcer Tor The school, an undersTanding Triend To all oT us, a sTricT yeT a Tair disciplinarian and a Icindly guide. lNloThing was closer To his hearT Than The progress and welTare oT his sTudenTs who came under his supervision. Though aT Times we may have ThoughT him sTern, yeT we know ThaT he was always iusT and acTed only wiTh our besT inTeresTs uppermosT in his mind. Through his assembly Tallcs he has given us many worThwhile rules Tcr The beTTermenT oT our lives boTh as sTudenTs and as useTul ciTizens. RAYMOND MOQRE A. B, l.alce Forest Ed, lvl, I-Iarvard In our aThleTic program his assisTance has aT all Times been invaluable. IT is noT only as a coach ThaT we will remember him buT as a Teacher oT The highesT ideals oT sporTsmanship. I-le was Tond oT saying ThaT he did noT care wheTher a Team or an individual won so long as ThaT Team or individual had given iTs very besT in The aTTempT. I-Ie TaughT his boys To play The game hard buT To play iT Tairly, To give Their very besT and leT The ouTcome Talce care oT iTseIT. IT is his philosophy ThaT iT is The sTruggle and noT The vicTory which counTs. Raymond Moore has always been The big broTher To all oT us and The one To whom we could come To Tor advice and Triendly counsel. Through his guidance we have been shown The meThods in meeTing The diTTicuITies which come beTore us and have always been successTul in meeTing Them. Never has he been cruel or ungracious in his advice buT he has always recommended Those paThs which, alThough They may seem hard To Travel, are The sTraighT and worThwhile avenues To TuTure success. We wanT To assure him ThaT he Talces wiTh him our very besT wishes Tor his success and happiness and also ThaT a sincere welcome awaiTs him among his hosTs oT Triends in Milwaulcee when he reTurns To visiT us.