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

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HARRIETT FOSTER BRADSHAW 1947 - 1958 Hatt possesses an amazing ability with people that enables her to show understanding and sympathy in any situation. She can forget her own problems to help someone else, or put them aside entirely and assume a festive air. She takes her school work seri- ously, but is also an active participant in extra- curricular activities, such as the Glee Club and the Winter Show. We have all appreciated her able leader- ship of our class this year, and hope that Hatt puts her genuine liking for people to good use in later years. Class President '58, Class Treasurer '56, Student Council '57g Glee Club '55, '56g Service Club '55 - '57, Junior Project Com- mittee, Winter Show '58, JEANNE YVONNE BAMBAS 1952 - 1958 We are all proud to have as a member of the class a girl with as fine artistic ability as Jeannie has. With her sensitive perception of artistic composition, she should go a long way in the field of creative art. By exhibiting her art work she made special contributions to the Hobby Shows, and on several occasions she took top honors. Hobby Show Committee Chairman '57g Hobby Show Awards '55-'57, May Queen Attendant '57g Periscope '56g Periscript '57, '58g Junior Prom Committeeg Winter Show '58: Cheer- leader '57, '58, Varsity Basketball '56, We

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CLASS OFFICERS Ist Row: Karen Jocz, Treasurerg Harriett Bradshaw, Presidentg Claudia Gage, Secretary. 2nd Row: Gary Rembacki. Secretaryg Dick Strother, Presidentg John Watts, Treasurer, Bill Lewis, Vice-President. CLASS MESSAGE As the class of 1958 leaves G.P.U.S., we leave behind us a past which is never to be forgotten. We wish to thank all of you: administrators, faculty, and underclassmeng for you are the ones who have helped us to form our memories. You have watched us pass through many stages: we've built blocks, thrown paper wads, had snowball fights, and spent time in the office explaining our poor behavior. But now we leave hoping that some of our spirit will be remembered after our departure. As Seniors we have found that the most important obligation for students to remember is their duty and responsibility to their school. For it is in service to our school that we have derived great personal satisfaction. G.P.U.S. is a com- munity, and each of us has a job as a member of that community: to work for the good of the whole group. Our class has had a very successful history at G.P.U.S., and we wish for every other class as much fun and as many pleasant memories as we have had. We leave to go into a world of which few of us are sure, but we go with the confidence that the guidance which we have received at G.P.U.S. will help us along the road ahead.

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PETER BOONE 1953 - 1958 It would be difficult to confine Pete to a single con- tribution to the school. He has been a vital member of the Pericon staff, and a built-in-member of the baseball team. This year's Winter Show was made particularly amusing by his comic interpretation of the part of the boxing manager. He was also responsi- ble for organizing the cause of his beloved Coke in the School!! A boy as versatile as Pete can look for- ward to an exciting future and we say Cheers and the best of luck? Proscenium '56g President of Protscenium '58g Pericon '58g Service Club '56 - '58g Service Club Award '57g Winter Show '56- '58g Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Project Committeeg U Club '56g Varsity Baseball '55 -58. 20 SUZANNE GRIGGS BUTTRICK 1943 - 1958 Suz could well be called a personification of Laugh and the world laughs with you . Between aspiring to rival Picasso and bemoaning her height, Suz has kept the senior minds diverted from such minor crises as college boards and final exams. We all hope that lSuzie's college friends will enjoy her as much as we ave. Periscope '55, '58g Scholastic Art Award '58g Service Club '55g Hobby Show Committee '56g Junior Project Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Carnival Poster Contest Award '57.