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

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MARGERY RUSSEL GODDARD 1945 - 1958 Margery can take on almost any amount of work and do it well. Leading the list of her many contribu- tions to the school is her outstanding job as co-editor of Pericon. The zeal with which she attacked this job showed her willingness to helpg the way that she held things together indicated her ability. If what has been can show what is to be, Margery will surely be a great success. Class Treasurer '57g Terrill Newnan Award '49-'57g Cum Laude '57g French Prize '57g Oral Reading Contest '55: Detroit News Award '57, '58g Periscope '57g co-Editor of Pericon '58g Junior Project Committeeg Winter Show '58: Glee Club '55 - '57g Hockey Reserve '56, '57: Hockey Varsity '58g Basketball Reserve '56g Tennis Team '57, JOYCE ANNE GREEN 1954 - 1958 All of us were delighted to see Joyce do such a fine interpretive job with her part in Sabrina Fair last year and hope that she will go far with her dramatic talent. We have also appreciated and enjoyed her keen sense of the witty and bizarre. Her drole tales have given us cause for unusual merriment on many occasions. Proscenium Society '57, '58g Winter Show '57g Junior Prom Committeeg Periscope '57g Glee Club '55, '56. 28

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EDWARD FORREST LANGS 1956 - 1958 Although he has been with the class for only two years, Eddie has been a very active member of the group. He has been an enthusiastic supporter of the athletic program, playing on both the basketball and baseball teams. However, we probably know him best for his dancing. We have very much enjoyed Eddie and hope that he will have very successful college years. Periscript '57, Winter Show '58g Junior Project Committeeg U Club '58g Varsity Football '58, Junior Varsity Football '57, Varsity Basketball '58g Reserve Basketball '57g Varsity Baseball '57, '5 8. . Q f zsiltfss wi' f ' 7 . ' L frfififffi.-.:i v.s2. -if t- 1 K f izg- ggsfigwiffslsxipfvi. .S iii 3, .,. - - A it . 'ill'-t ' 'f .fkzgiie 1 .. X1 ,Xi-fiiiiffate'1fg?:sZif's 7 516521 f ... 5, . 7'i5?fl-725523 - if 1 fgmggrst'-,ttftvf . gig.,-.. .K 5 3 . . BONNIE DENISE GILLIS 1949 - 1954 1956 - 1958 Bonnie is a tiny gal who could be easily lost in a crowd unless one happened to be five-foot-two also. Her ready smile accompanied by the proverbial phrase, Tomorrow, I have got to go on a diet! was a refreshing touch in our daily routine, and we wish Bonnie the best of everything in whatever she chooses to do. Winter Show '58g Serv' Cl b '57g G1 Cl b '57, R Hockey '57, '5s. me U ee U mm 27

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MARGARET ANN HAKKEN 1953 - 1958 Those of us who have known Margaret since she joined us in the ninth grade have been able more and more to enjoy her rare combination of the intellectual and the humorous as she has taken an increasingly active part of our class. We are especially proud of the fine work that Margaret, with the cooperation of her staff, has done this year to build up the school newspaper. Terrill Newnan Award '54 - '57g Class Vice-President '55g Cum Laude '57g Oral Reading Contest '57g Latin Prize '57g Detroit News Awards '56, '57g Periscope '56 - '58g Hobby Show Com- mittee '57g Winter Show '58g Service Club '57g Scholastic Art Award '58, STEPHANIE GRAVES HALL 1952 - 1958 How often we have wished that we could borrow a little of Stevie's energy! Her abounding enthusiasm has been responsible for completing many tasks which others of us would probably have left unfinished. We have all enjoyed knowing the wonderful combination of a friendly, sensitive nature and an unfatigable amount of pep that is Stevie. Winter Show '58g Reserve Hockey '55g Varsity Hockey '56- '58g Captain of Varsity Hockey '58g All Star Hockey '57g Varsity Basketball '55-'58. 29