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

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Doius MOSEDALE Mosey entered M. U. S. in her junior year and immediately made herself known through her spontaneous, streamlined chatter. She took part in the Christmas plays and sang in the Minstrel Show. Her favorite hobby is collecting swing phonograph records, on which she is an authority. Her column in the Academy, 'fSalt of the Earthjl is a high spot every month. When she leaves school, she intends to be a dress designer in New York. N, . Y? by w' '31 ai' 'J J xx - Ai'-' 1 , ' K D . 'v' ,Y I 59 N I X rg., If U 1 7 N 11 ! Ol t- N V , V- If ' YV , L X , I QV Nfl 0 ' if -'ll I I f fwf NV!! fi if XI Elf xy' ,F P U, r . ,ff i r- ' . ,,r .. .5 If , I ZX xi a. J- I I J' X . J' 'xx 'JN J ,y f gy ,, 1' s. . I . P '3 JF' - X Q P, . P , , X r x u Bob came to M U. S. in 1937 as a junior. He is interested in dramatic productions and soon made himself known throughout the entire school. Bob has taken an active part in decorating the gym for the junior Prom for the last two years. As Stage Director of the Minstrel Shows, the Christmas Toy Plays, and the Senior Plays, he has been indispensable. Bob is a hard worker and has made an important place for himself in school. 'JA

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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

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PAL'L REILLY Whenever you see a large group of students in excited conversation in the halls of M. U. S.. you can be sure that Patil is in the midst of it. His sunny personality. sharp wit, and fatherly advice have made him an institution at M. U. S. despite his short stay. Paul, the ardent out- doors man. soon joined the Sprinkmann brothers in their winter week-ends at Cedar Lake. His 1929 Bexie is a combination of bus, taxi. and because of its age. a reducing machine. 'quan- ANDREW' JAMES ROSEXBERGER C0-Captain, Varsity F00tbaII Andy, one of the more enthusiastic members of the class. joined us as a junior. He won a letter in both football and track and was Co-Captain this year of the undefeated football team. His ready generosity and willingness to help have been proved time and again. His 1931 convert- ible f'car was one of the original of the old guard and is a familiar and welcome sight to all who know him. 5