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

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ADELE DAUER Adele's pep and personality have been M. U. S.'s gain this year. Her cooperative spirit has made her a leader in all activities. She has excelled in girls' athletics, and was a loyal member of the Blue Team. Swimming, hockey, and basketball are her favorite major sports. Among other things, Adele is Exchange Editor of the Monthly. Whenever you think of Adele, you think of her gorgeous red hair-something to remember. it :Z EDWARD AUGUST ERNEsT, JR. Ed is a veteran of four years at the University School, where he won an immediate reputation for his choice of coats, ties, and socks. He has participated in football, basketball, and has been a letterman in tennis. During his sophomore year he was on the Student Council. He has Worked on the school publications, taking an active part in this year's Academy advertising campaign. Consistently on the Honor Roll, Eddie has earned a reputation for industry and good humor. 19

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MARY CONROY Assistant Editor of the Year Book Our Associate Editor is one of the most versatile members of the class. Since she entered the Uni- versity School as a Freshman, Mary has been outstanding in studies, in extra-curricular activi- ties, and in athletics. For four years she has been a letter winner in sports. Her Willingness to Work has kept her busy as Secretary of the Girlsl Club and won her important parts in dra- matic ventures. One can't help liking Mary be- cause of her quiet personality, her amiability, and her Winning manner. JOHN ALDEN CROLL Assistant Editor of the Year Book During the six years he has been at M. U. S., john has taken an active part in two fields- literature and dramatics. In the first he has taken part in the publication of the Academy, both monthly and annual, and this year Was Assistant Editor of the Year Book. In dramatics he has become one of the ablest character actors in the school, as shown in his performances in the Senior plays. In the meanwhile john stays on the Honor Roll each month and keeps his eyes on his goal-Princeton. lb

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f I K, JAMES FISH jim, sometimes known as the Senator,77 entered M. U. S. in the eighth grade. His main ambition is to be a successful farmer. His hobbies are divided into two different realms, raising chick ens, and collecting old guns. He loves the out doors and willingly joins in football, hunting, and other sports. He is an expert rifle shot. Al though Jim does not find his class work fascinat- ing, he enjoys French. We wonder why? jim has made many friends during his stay at M. U. S. and will not be forgotten. He plans to attend agricultural school. U 9 fb 'amp ,lf i lg. f,. .41 .r . ' an Din J4 'ii -'ilu it I: ,. 1e,. ' r -F V 3 ' , s Q , L' 1 Y' 1 A n 1 p , 'I V 1 . , ' I in :K i i t' ' .V - i .. . , ,,-4 , n' 1 l' w. , . K' S L I f , its hw! xfllL,,,,.ym if, I S ,pin itil ' ,lf . i gf' . tw IAN' lla V' Hi i fl ti X3 lb il ly as ' lf wg ,Q W !f' All M All i 'l t 1' A, lX'IARION Gizoss Marion was one of the original members of our class back in elementary school, entering in first grade. Grossie,l' a crack athlete, has won cups in tennis and medals in swimming. She is an important member of the hockey team,and swims and plays basketball equally well. She has been an enthusiastic member of the Girls? Club and is always cheerful and willing. She plans to go to Penn Hall to become a teacher of Physical Education. 1 f .' Y L h t V, I ,,. ii ill txxw' 70