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

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BARBARA BERGER Here is Barb, a classmate of whom we are all proud. An old timer who attended the German- English Academy, her energy and responsibility are boundless. She gives her time and effort Without hesitation, is President of the Girls' Club, a Student Council member, and Editor of the Annual: Barb has taken part in dramatics and has been active in athletics. She will be remem- bered at M. U S. as a splendid leader and a Wonderful girl. AUGUST BERGENTHAL Augie is the great booster in the sale of adver- tising for the Academy, and in the promotion of ticket sales for other activities, Augie is in his element. Although he finds football somewhat trying, he has been a member of the squad every year. At school parties and the Minstrel Show, Augie's singing has been one of the main features. President, Gi1'1S'C!ub Editor of the l'mz1' Book TK

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XVELLS ARMER Any time you see six feet two of arms and legs- it's Wells. Coming to M. U. S. in his Junior year, he played basketball and won his letter in track in the pole vault. He was also a member of the rifle and fencing teams. VVells' vocal ability in the Minstrel Shows and other events has won a reputation for him. Many juniors land Seniorsj will miss 'lUncle'si' paternal ad- vice and good fellowship. HUGO BAUCH The quick-witted Hugo came to us in his last year of High School. Huxl' made a name for himself through his excellent art displays, and his name appeared regularly on the Honor Roll. A Versatile young man, he plays a mean tenor sax and was always an addition to one of our inimitable jam Sessionsf' These talents made his classmates feel that his sojourn with them had been all too short. No doubt he will do much to brighten the halls of the Chicago Art Insti- tute next year. 5

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ALBERT B LATZ Al. who is one of the liveliest and wittiest mem- bers of our class. attended M. Lf S. in the lower grades. During his Freshman year he was Presi- dent of his class and later represented the class on the Student Council. Making up in spirit what he lacked in weight. Al has played on both Freshman and Varsity basketball teams and was an important cog in the 1938 unbeaten football team. Al will follow his older brother to Dart- mouth. My DAVID GEORGE CONNELL Third of the Connell boys to graduate from the University School, Dave, by his jovial per- sonality, has made a host of friends among the boys-and girls. Dave showed himself a financier by balancing the budget as Treasurer of the jun- ior Class and actually showed a profit on the junior Prom. In times of stress Dave became a lusty cheerleader. On the swimming team Dave has been a consistent point winner. This year he played first string center on the undefeated Varsity squad. 17