Grosse Pointe University School - Pericon Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Warren Wood Babcock, Jr. Warren joined our class in ihe sevenlh grade and al once made friends wifh everyone. He has been aclive in aihlelic, academic, and exlra-curricular aclivilies. On lhe alhlelic lield has won ihree leilers in foolball and lwo in bolh lennis and baslrefball. His greal abilily has shown him fo be a worlhy Presideni of lhe U Club. Bab has been a member of fhe Sfudenl Council for lwo years and was elecled Vice-Fresidenl of 'lhaf body ihis year. He has always had an acfive in+eresl in medicine and plans 'lo be a doclor. Margarel' Alice Barnard From her arrival in lhe eighlh grade Margie has been one of the class' sleadying influences. She is always ready lo do a lilfle bi+ more than her share of work al hand, and 'lhis year capably supervised lhe Library and Hobby Show as lheir com- millee chairman. Her lilerary 'lalenls were well proved by her -work as Assislanl Edilor of PEN POINTE and TRI-STAR's column-convener. Added 'lo her many accomplishmenls Margie is oufslanding in bolh pholography and horse-back riding. We know ihal' her perfeci underslanding and unusual sense of humor are sure lo make her apprecialed by everyone wherever she goes. Howard Bradbury Bingham Jaclr, in his posilion as Edilor-in-Chief of lhe PERICON, has made fha greaiesl conhibulion foward making this book pos- sible. We are all very much indebled lo him for his greaf service. The PERICON is nol' his only achievemenl however, for he has always shown abilify in lhe academic 'lield and in alhlelics. He was awarded lwo Varsily leflers 'For his solid 'filling of a guard posilion in foolball. Jacl: has shown much abilily in dramafics and is a member of lhe Proscenium Sociely. We lmow 'lhal Jaclr's abililies will carry him far along 'lhe road lo success. 21

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Senior Class PRESIDENTS Sara Virginia Foy Sally has been al Counlry Day for only lwo years, yel she malres us wonder how we gol along wilhoul her before. She was Vice-Presldenl of 'lhe Junior class, and we found her such a good one lhaf she was unanimously elecled our Presidenl 'lhis year when she has cheerfully fackled and over- come 'lhe class' numerous problems wifh bewildering effi- ciency. A member of lhe Proscenium Sociely, Sally also benefiled Varielies for lwo years bolh as an acfress and a board member. Under her organizalion ihe cheering squad maferialized. Lasl' year she served as Business Edilor of PEN POINTE and convenor of special arficles for TRI- STAR, and wrote 'the Theme 'For May Day. Her whole- hearled enlhusiasm for anylhing she underlalces and her frequenl ready smile will be sadly missed in lhe years lo come. John Howard Kay Howard is a charler member of our class, allending D.U.S. since 'lhe firsf grade. He has parlicipaled acfively in many school funciions and was a very necessary unil' of our class. He has served as a member of 'lhe Sfudenf Council for lwo years. He has been aclive in Varielies for four years and has managed four D.U.S. leams. ln lhe scholaslic line, Howie has won lwo Terrill Newnan awards and has oflen appeared on lhe Honor Roll. We know lhaf D.U.S.'s loss will be Williams' gain as Howie moves info grealer fhings. CLASS OFFICERS Vice4Presiden+ Secrelary Treasurer Monica Maria Sierba Monica Maria Slerba Jean Elizabelh Slever Peler Hack Giblin Thomas Arlhur Brandi' Harlan William Diflmer 20

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Thomas Arihur Bra ndf When Tom leaves, fhe aihlefic endeavors will suffer a greal loss. He has held down rhe shor+s+op posiiion on fhe baseball ieam wilh greal abilify since +he fen+h grade. He has also been an imporianr parf of rhe baskeiball and foolball ieams, winning leHers in bofh lhese sporfs, His sense of humor has helped +o lreep up fhe morale of fhe Senior class. Tom's ofher acfiviries include the Service Club, Glee Club, U Club and +he Library Commiffee. This 'fall he was elecied Secreiary of +he Senior class. Tom enfers info all school acfiviiies readily and can always be relied upon lo do a good iob. Carolyn Beih une Brossy Aside from her horficul+ural inferesfs, Cane has confribuied her endless siring of abili+ies fo Counfry Day since +he ninfh grade. She was fhe elevenfh grade represenfaiive io ihe Siu- denf Council and in her Senior year was convenor of feafure arficles for TRI-STAR, wiih four years as reporfer +o her credit Her unique liferary abiliry was revealed when she was elec+ed PEN POINTE represenfafive for fhe ienfh grade and Edilor-in- Chief in her iunior year, which posifion led fo her appoinimenl' as Liferary Edifor of PERICON. Carolyn has enfhusiasfically parficipaled in Variefies for four years and in ihe Glee Club during ihe ninlh and fenfh grades: affer lwo years in fhe Dramafic Club she was elecied Presidenl in her iunior year. Her excepfional wif, versaiilify, and friendliness have cerfainly endeared Carolyn fo us all. Troy Harold Browning, Jr. As soon as Troy came 'lo us las? year from Defroif Couniry Day School, his acfive inferesf and obvious capabililies made him an imporianl' cog in our exira-curricular program. This year he has been oufsfanding as a member of fhe Varieiies commiflee. As an idea man he has been indispensable. As a boxer, he has given us several good exhibirions. winning every bouf he has enfered. On ihe 'loofball 'iield +his fall, Troy formed an imporianf par+ of fhe baclrfield. We're all very sure ihaf fhe Speaker of fhe Senior Siudy Hall will be greally missed in The fufure. 22