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

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if f fflnrfy K9 MXRI.-lg , ,LALQE Ji! y?'t0r'6jdczrb5f yll fhfydbrl kj XUQXHNI 'anna ,enteri the University ,A f ' th ir or QWJC' School inujdf sh began her enviable schola ic r rd a -fimmediatelv becaii act've'Y:n sc aHaCgbs. She was me er oiblghe dent youncil for yeas, agonsist ii Supp rter of all Glee C ub acti it' , ands ne of t best girl es in school. In r Senio u ear she was c tain owl the5i3lue am. As y sis nt Editor d Edito' of the a emy lariarxa has been respo 1- ble f the a' earan o 't tpa-pe N-QQ the last two y l. WVe dict ihrilliaiih career for her a llesl . naw. J HELEN GETTELMAN Editor of Academy Annual During her five years at M.U.S. Helen was a hard and cheerful worker as is evidenced by her Honor Roll reports and Senior room priv- ileges. Her fine school spirit was shown by her readiness to take part in the hockey and basket- ball teams and on the tennis courts as a mem- ber of the White team, and by her interest in Glee Club and Girls' activities. This year her little car was added to the brigade of 'Kpuddle jumpers lined up outside of school. Helen was president of her Sophomore Class. In her Senior year she was appointed Editor of the 1940 Academy Yearbook. 17

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. RALPH INBUSCH Preudent of Sfuffenf Council hI.U.S. is proud of l'Climby and of his many accomplishments and invaluable services to the School in the thirteen years he has been with us. His dramatic ability has Won him a place in almost every play produced at M.U.S. His quick-witted humor as Endman helped to make the Minstrel Shows successful. Schol- astically he has always ranked high. Under his leadership the Junior Class put on the biggest and best Junior Prom in the School's history. This year, in addition to being Advertising Manager of the Academy and co-manager of Football, Ralph was elected Student Coun- cil President. HARRY FRANKE P1'esz'a'ent of Senior Class A hard Worker since he entered as a Fresh- man, Harry has left behind him a record of accomplishments. His solos and duets fboth black-face and vvhitej have been big hits in Minstrel Shows. He has been a valuable mem- ber ofthe tennis, track, basketball and football teams. His column l'Apun my Word was one of the cleverest and most enjoyable parts of the Academy each month. Harry has done his part in dramatics as well. No wonder the Seniors chose such a jovial and lively person to be their class president! 16 u Kx,s..9V!. but

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VIRGINIA BEAMSLEY Diminutive f'Beams entered M.U.S. as a Freshman. Though one of the quieter members of the class, she can show plenty of spirit on the hockey field or basketball floor. Her ac- tivities in dramatics included parts in Senior and Class plays and in the Minstrel Shows. When in need of a French translation just page Virginia, for she is a master of this language, her favorite subject. Her favorite sports are tennis and golf. In the latter she is a perfect partnergxvjfy-gyf Q! , y :X JQWXQV Air sf .5 ,vis a if qjgxg US ex. I j M yy Bifyeib afagwf 'X ZA ffl f'7gTW'f We iff ftfgifts T333 .ff BETTY BLATZ Since she entered in her Freshman year, 'fBee's'l natural charm has won her an enviable popularity. She was vice-president of the Freshman Class, secretary of the Junior Class, vice-president of the Girls' Club her Senior year, and an able member of the Student Coun- cil for two years. Besides her solos in the Minstrel Shows and Operettas, and her share in dramatics and contributions to the Acad- emy, she was an active member of the Blue Team and played a hard game of hockey. Bee has VVOI1 many friends during her four years with us. Her name has appeared regularly on the Honor Roll. l8