University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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1953 Classes

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Congratulations .... to the graduating Seniors. They have reached the pinnacle or their four year preparation for a teaching or a liberal arts career. Looking back, they consider the memorable events which will long remain with them. Their graduation will mean the termination of many of their hopes and desires. As they walk through these doors, they can still remember vixidljf. their first week of classes, the thrill and ex- citenient of new and different experiences, the numerous social activities, and the friends which they have made. All ol these have helped them to accomplish sorne of the goals toward which they reach. For each of them, the future holds the promise which the past four years have helped to make a reality. Now, they cross the threshhold labeled To- morrow, Wfhat lies ahead for them is the challexle for which they have prepared themselvesg they are ready for that challenge. Seniors, Godspeed! Seniors Seated: Darold Kusch, president, Standing: Marilyn Peter- son, treasurer, Kathryn Dunning, vite-president: Louise Peck, secretary. I 607167 Z! 072 y0Zl the 6l,6g1 66 0 . . .