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

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ALBERT HOUGHTCN Albie came to the University School because ot its swimming pool, and l'l9'S been splashing around in various phases of school lite ever since. He is always at hand to promote plays and dances for entertainment, and in his junior year stepped into the Minstrel Show as an end- man, a success that he repeated this year, Al was sports editor for the Academy tor four years, and between writing articles and swim- ming on the team, he has been a rabid rooter at all M. U. S. athletic events. Albie can always be counted upon to express an opinion, but he usually otiers constructive criticism. l-le plans to enter Amherst next year. t Jf gf , if .J J A ,ft ff fff i ff if t. f f ff' KAri,tiEEN rpsgrsn f X . Editor: Axcademdj Monthcyf! f our yeayslaao ' ' entere M. UE. Dur- 'ng hh blicjh schop car r yi has cgf cord ot accoyflglislfiments unsu s ed ny or r qirl. Sor l years s 'P edQd t class ues of th de 'A ' as a member of 'e Glee Club and Gi ub: gd! has wo- her em- blems in Girls athlejtic esidbs alldhis, durina her sophomore ye she w glass secretary and class captain of the bygetl all team. Her junior year she was gylhom ciifmaiy ?fref tary ot the Rifle Clu and, glfignember, i the Student Council. This year lfayl as secretary of the Girls' Club, captain otwhilfhite Team, and editor ot the school paper. What a airll K E221

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GOERES HAYSSEN Captain, Swimming Team Gary is one of the Old Guard, having entered M. U. S. in l928 in the third grade. ln his sophomore year Gary joined the swimming team and has been winning the long distance jaunts ever since. His leadership warranted his election as swimming captain his senior year. As a junior he became manager of the football team and received a letter. During the last three years Gary's attention has been turned towards sailing in his C boat, Klip 'Emf' and skiing with the Heilige Hueglersf' On Saturdays and Sundays Gary and several of the other boys in the class practice their Stem Christie turns and Galender Sprungs at Holy Hill. Gary has his eye on Dartmouth where he hopes to continue his skiing, and, in- cidentally, do a little studying. ROY HANSEN Roy Hansen is one of Wauwatosa's contri- butions to M. U. S. His distinguishing charac- teristics are dark glasses, plaid suits, bright shirts, a careless walk, an infectious grin, and a deep seated objection to all forms of work. He is a member of the track team and occa- sionally believes in strict training. Tap-dancing is his hobby and his act in the Minstrel Show for the last two years has been very popular. During his senior year Roy acquired a limou- sine, but after three months the Committee for Safe Driving confiscated his Menace to the Highway. Now Roy is one of Eddie Bush's paying passengers. At times l:toy's habit of working hard at homework on week-ends and then catching up on sleep during classes has caused him much embarrassment. 211

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ALLEN LINDOW Allen Lindow came to M. U. S. from Lake Forest Academy. He is one of our schools star athletes. His broken field running in football last season was something to remember, but he has also been outstanding in basketball, tennis, and track. His card game is one of the best according to those who have played against this bridge fiend. Red will enter Tulane and major in Business. WILLIAM LIEBMAN Billy came to M. U. S. as a shy little fresh- man. As a sophomore he lost some of that backwardness and began to assert himself. He was so successful that he was elected president of the class. For three years, in addition to playing basketball for his class, Bill has been an active member of the track team and anchor man in the swimming relays. 231