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

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BARBARA Lorz Since she entered in her Freshman year, Barbara has been outstanding in every school activity. Her scholastic ability is shown not only by her regular appearance on the Honor Roll, but also by marks that place her among the leaders of the school. t'Barb7' also excels in sports, being Captain of the Blue Team for two years. Her capability in social activities is shown in the excellent way she handled her job of Treasurer of the Girls? Club this year. A DoRIs KRAUSE Doris, our all-American swimming champion, en- tered M. U. S. two years ago from Whitefish Bay. Since then she has been an enthusiastic member of the Riding Club and an active member of the Glee Club and Girls? Club as well. In her spare time she participates in swimming meets near and far and brings home the bacon. Her collec- tion of medals and trophies, to which she adds every year, has been a drawing card to our Hobby Shows. A

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FRED GARN Y Fred entered M. U. S. as a First Former and was very silent at first, but became more talkative each year. He played lightweight football in his Freshman and Sophomore years and was this years Circulation Manager of the Academy. Fred's best work has been done in the mechanical drawing room. After graduation he plans to go to Marquette University to continue his work in technical fields. MORTON HUNTER if ld t U, f .. gi X gg :gl Lf s Captain, Lightweight Football Mort is one of the Old Standbysf who en- tered M. U. S. in the first grade, twelve years ago. He has been making a name for himself ever since. After school he is to be found in the manual training room working on his boats, or in the rifle range trying to beat his almost per- fect record. His autograph collection of world- famous names was one of the outstanding fea- tures of the Hobby Show. This year his record for selling Academy advertising was the highest in the school. Finally Mort was Captain of the '38 lightweight team and Rifle Club. 1

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ARTHUR LIEBMANN Little Arthur, pride of the Public Speaking class, joined M. U S. as a Freshman. No one knows what it is all about but Arthur is always talking-usually in great excitement. His pidgin English is the despair of the French class-but Arthur doesn't mind. He has contributed more than his share of fun to the class this year and will be heartily missed by all. BIARGARET BIORRIS Happy-go-lucky Peggy has only been with us for two years, but that has been plenty of time for us to realize her worth as a friend and stu- dent, and ability as an athlete and actress. Her excellent characterization of Mrs. Buzzard in last yearls Senior Play and numerous other roles prove her one of the school's best actresses. Peggy wields a potent hockey stick and has earned letters in both hockey and basketball. 3