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

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vvcfwu, y, I IDALX iw iw 'f ldalynn at some time during her live years here has mothered every girl in the class. Her unruffled calm in time of stress has soothed many. She quietly goes her way, but turns out more work with less comment than any member of the class, She has made our school paper and annual a success by her skillful arrangement of the business affairs and adverf tising. She too is a basketball star, being the bane of anyone whose lot it is to be guarded by her. lt is certain that ldalynn will be a great success at Downer. Entered '31g Academy Board 63 Glee Club 3, 4, 6: Girl's Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Minstrel Show 6, French Club 3, 4: German Club 5: Blue Team 3, 4, 5, 6. College: Milwaukee Downer College. ALEX LUEDICKE One rarely finds a fellow in his 'teens who isn't either a mental lightf weight with an eye for only amusement or else a devotee of the sixteen' hour day, with no interest in anything but studies. Alex is a happy com' bination of the cheerful side of the first of these and the serious side of the second. The tenacity which he displayed in lowering the school backstroke swimming mark is typical of Alex's character. The artistic side of his nature is amply displayed throughout this book in the many snapshots and division pages which reproduce his photographic endeavf ors. Alex is a ine friend and a loyal cofworker, and the school will not soon forget his record. Entered '28q Swimming Team 3, 6, Lightweight Football Mgr. 35 Academy Board 5, 65 Student Council 4: Minstrel Show 3, 4, 5, Junior U Clubg Senior U Club. College: Cornell. , ' MONROE MCLAUGHLIN Whenever you hear somebody whistling in the halls, and shortly afterwards a short frame, capped with a beaming face, swings into view, you'll know it's Monroe McLaughlin, better known as Mack to his classmates. Happy as the day is long, Mack has left a lasting impression upon his associates, who will always remember his happy face and his swinging key chain. Mack,' is a member of the varsity swimming squad and one of the go-gettingest business managers the Academy ever had. Entered '33g Swimming Team 5, 61 Golf Team 5, 6g Varsity Football 53 Senior U Club 5, 63 Academy Board 6. College: Colgate. PHILIP ORTH When sartorial Phil leaves town for Amherst, the local haberdasheries will lose one of their most fastidious customers, and M. U. S. will lose one of its most active citizens. Phil, who has been in the school since kindergarten, has been one of the main cogs in M. U. S. life throughout his stay. Besides making an excellent record scholastically, he has com' pletely exhausted the Held of extrafcurricular activities. His play of wit has made him a formidable foe for any of our artists of repartee. Now Phil is ready to leave us for college with his great collection of grades and his superlative collection of wit. Entered '22, Lightweight Football 3, 4g Lightweight Basketball Mgr. 3: Varsity Basketball Mgr. 4, 54 Varsity Basketball 6g Tennis 6: Junior U Club 3, 43 Senior MU Club 5, 61 Dramatics 3, 4. 5, 6: Academy Board 63 Minstrel Show 3, 4, 5, 6g Junior Prom Executive Committee 53 Student Council 2, 3, 4, 6, President 63 Class Treasurer 5. College: Amherst. 20

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iTxT!ES Y LVAIVKAXYLJAXRET Margaret came to us as a Junior, but she quickly won a place for herself as an active member of the class. During her two year stay she has been a member of the Girl's Glee Club and is reputed to have a ine voice. ln all activities Margaret was noted for the enthusiasm and cooperation with which she worked. Her splendid work as Literary Editor of the Academy is a ine example of this cooperation. Always a general favorite among her fellows, Margaret has made her stay at M. U. S. both active and profitable. f Entered '35, Glee Club 5, 6, Girl's Club 5, 6, Treasurer 6, White Team 5. 6. College: Vassar. WALTER ISCRIG Outstanding in every field of his endeavor! Whether in the classroom, on the stage, or in wearing the Blue and White, Walter Isgrig has disf tinguished himself as being a leader. A willing worker and a born fighter, Walt bolstered the line on the football team for two seasons and was an active member of the basketball and golf squads. Standing in the top ranks of his class for four years, Walt capped his achieve' ments by snaring the Harvard Book Award in his Junior year, and the editorship of the Annual in his Senior year. Entered '32, Lightweight Football 3, Lightweight Basketball 3, Varsity Foot' ball 4, 5. 6, Varsity Basketball 4, 5, 6, Golf Team 4, 5, 6, Senior U Club 5, 61 Junior U Club 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4, 5, 6, Academy Board 6, Student Council 5. 61 Junior Prom Executive Committee 5, Class Secretary 6, Harvard Book Prize 5. X College: Harvard. '2 BEATRICE JCNES Since she entered in her Freshman year, 'sBitsy has been outstanding in everything which she has undertaken. She has been an able and active member of the Dramatic Club and has often graced our stage with her charming and talented presence. She, too, has been an active member of the Girls Glee Club. Cne of the few girls in the class to serve in any oiiicial capacity, L'Bitsy has been president of the class and a member of the Student Council. 'LBitsy plans to enter Connect' icut College for Women where, we are sure, her record will be as fine as it has been here. Entered '32, Dramatics 3, 4, 5, 6, Academy Board 6, Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Girl's Club 3, 4, 5, 6: French Club 3, 4: Class President 4, Student Council 5, 6, VicefPresident 6, White Team 3, 4, 5, 6. College: Connecticut College for Women. JAMES KLCDE Jimmy Klode, President of the Senior Class and prospective Annapof lis middie, merits a smart salute for his performances both as captain of the football team and king of last year's Junior Prom. He has always been one of the most popular fellows around M. U. S. because of his warm manner and his friendliness to everyone. Any thrusts taken at his selffalleged friendly tolerance of the fairer sex are skillfully parried by an innocent What d'ya mean? Jimmy's happy personality, as well as his outstanding athletic ability, is bound to make a mark for him in college and in later life as well. g Entered '25, Lightweight Football 2, 3, CofCapt. 3, Lightweight 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football 4. 5, 6, Capt. 6: Varsity Basketbgl 4,'5, ,Team 4, S, 61 Track 5, 6, Tennis 6: Junior HU Club 2, 3, Senipr,glW'Q'lub 4, 5, 6: fx, A... . . 'T X .53 Mar Junior Prom King 51 Class President 6, VicefPresidJen7t 3, 5, Dramatics L4 Riflg N yy, X A Club 3, 4, S, 6. 15 t A QW 1 g A' College: United States Naval Academ . if vw W My N . - 1 : 4' 19 5 ' -0 ' ' 'F y

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VX GARDNER ROBERTS XYith blinding speed. squealing brakes. and a crash and a bang. Gardy Roberts entered and deserted our school. One of the fastest drivers in the Middle XVest. Gardy also flashed his .speed on the gridiron where he starred at fullback for two years. Stubby is also quite the Don Juan. and our school will not be the only one that will miss him. XYc wish him great success and popularity at Colgate next year. Entered 'S-if Varsity Football 5. 6: Varsity Basketball 5. 61 Golf Team 5. 6: Track 6: Xlinstrcl Show 5: Dramatics 61 Class YicefPresident 6: Senior Club 5. 6. College: Colgate. 1 X DORIS ROETHKE Dorie's quiet smile and dignified person have been seen in the school halls for tive years. In spite of her unassuming manner, Done has been a leader among the girls from beginning to end. She has made an outstanding record for herself in athletics and has shown unusual leadership as president of the Girl's Club this year. Her good sense and serious mind have guided the girls in whatever they haye undertaken. Doris will be a great asset to the Ereshman class of Swarthmore College. Entered .Sli Girl's Club 3. 4. 5. 6. President 6: Glee Club 3. 4. 5. 6: Academy Board 6: liinstrel Show 3. 4. 6: French Club 3. 4: XVhite Team 3. 4. 5. 6. College: Swarthmore. NORLTAN ROHN Norm'- is nonchalance incarnate. He is nonchalant about his foot' ball. his swimming. his studies, and his activities in the social world: and not without a considerable degree of success. As cofcaptain of the swimming team during his Senior year. Norm provided both fine leadership and a fine record in all meets. Still he has found ample time to make a scholastic record which has placed him on the Honor Roll and won him Senior privileges regularly. We shall miss him next year. Entered '31: Varsity Football 5. 6: Swimming Team 4. 5. 6. Co'Capt. 6: Light- weight Eootball 3: Dramatic Club 4: Student Council 5. College: Dartmouth. AUDREY RCSSERT Thirteen years ago Audrey was one of the members of a kinderf garten class in the old school. She is the only girl in that class that has remained in this school through all the thirteen years of her work. Each af these years has seen her advance in activity and friendship until she has become a permanent part of Nl. U. S. Audrey has distinguished herself as a writer. contributing many line articles to the Academy. She has also wielded her pen as class secretary and secretary of the Girls Club. Entered 'Z3: Girl's Club 3. 4. 5. 6: Glee Club 3. 4. 5. 6: Academy Board 5. 6: Class Secretary 4. 5: Secretary Girl's Club 6. College: Hollins. 21 'nt