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

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l OHN CCNNELL Second of Clan Connell to graduate from the school is lack, who keeps up the family tra- dition by appearing in the Senior Class of '38. lack is known for his ambition in basketball, football, swimming, and fencing. He rapidly made many friends among the students. Al- though a newcomer, his great desire to do everything well and his participation in sports has made him one of us. lack's academic efforts have been hampered by the many nights he has spent deeply involved in a game of double solitaire with Ronnie Sivyer. Mail. Jgujot When Mr. Spigener says, My Gawdg what's that racket out in front? we know it's only Eddie Bush arriving at school in a model A Ford, loaded with humanity. He has spread his ef- forts equally over sports, studies, and social activities. The swimming team has profited from Ed's help while he was manager in l936. He also made history as the fighting captain of the '36 lightweight team. Ask any former members of the Lake Forest lightweights about our chink of the gridiron. They don't speak- they groan! Eddy's friendly ways have won him hosts of friends. EDWARD BUSH 171 lf

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MARY BOND Mary entered M. U. S. two years ago from Downer Seminary. Since then she has lent her talents to Girls' Club and Glee Club. Remem- ber the spectacular dance in the '37 Minstrel Show? lt will be hard to forget Mar'y's eccen- tric interpretation. Her engaging smile and friendly ways have won her many friends at M. U. S. When good jokes are being told, Mary is sure to be in the crowd. She plans to go to school in California. Wherever you go, Mary, we wish you the best of luck. lzl DORIS BERGENTHAL May we present Doris Bergenthal, able rep- resentative of our senior class at all the east side social gatherings? Some oi her popularity is due no doubt to her perky hairbows and charming habit of blushing. Debbie entered M. U. S. in her freshman year. She immedi ately became the object ot much envy be- cause of her smooth crawl stroke, and the ob ject oi many crushes because of her charm She has been active in sports, the Girls' Club and Glee Club. At Prom in her junior year, she led the dance on the arm oi Douglas Fowle, class president. Doris is one ot the inseparable three of the senior girls, Deb, Dude, and Helen. 1 Q V, 6l

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GERTRUDE GENZ Associate Editor of the Year Book DOUGLAS FOWLE Winner of Harvard Book Prize Douglas, commonly known to his friends as Montague, was one of the newcomers to our freshman class. Being equally adept in basket- ball, football, and golf, he competed in them all. He was class president his junior year, and led the grand march at the junior Prom. When not talking to his friends in the hall, he was usually found in the Latin room arguing over his grades. Doug's quick Wit will be missed at school next year, but he should make things lively at Harvard. Five fee' two inches of pep, personality, and efficiency personifies blond Dude Genz. -She mixes business with pleasure and likes both. Her dancing is as good as her academic Work, which is outstanding. Gertrude joined the stu- dent body in her junior year and very rapidly made an enviable reputation in her Work. Dude's combination of ability and Willingness to Work made her a big asset in the Debating Society, in dramatics, and on the Year Book staff. Her love of dramatics secured for her the lead in the Senior Class Play of '37, Finally, she was a member of the triumvirate consisting of Dude, Helen, and Debbie. Gertrude plans to major in speech in college. l:l8