Kingswood School Cranbrook - Woodwinds Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OK KINGS WOOD SCHOOL CKAN'B BOOK BLOOMFIELD HILLS. MICHIGAN 1952 o ''Dreamer’s Holiday JOSKPIIIM-: II WALDO To you, Miss Waldo, we dedicate lids book, to thank i ou for sharing with us tin■ problems as well as the joys of our years at Kingswood. You are the symbol of so many good memories of these past years. We will remember especially playing bridge with you in the cabin, listening while t oti read Mansfield and Win- nie the Pooh” and discussing with you the books and ideas you introduced in classes, because you mean so much to every one of us, we give this book to you. TIIK 1.ASS OF NIXKTKKX III'NDItKD NI I II I V TWO MISS MARION COODALK. Headmistress MARTHA BROWNING, President ..I Senior Cl;.« SALLY LOUT.. President of Dormitory Council AN NT' X)ILTKR. President of Student Couneil M E M B E H S () F F A C U E I V A N 1) S I A I I Coodalc. Mi Marion E Fry. Miss Grace A. Inglis. Miss Dorothy Ablxttt. Mrs. Janus F. Bemis, Miss Eli alx-lli Bennett. Miss Eli alu-th Hit-roe. Miss Marion F. Hull. Miss Donna Campbell, Miss Phncltc K Carpenter, Miss Madge Chapman, Mrs. laris J. Clark. Miss Winifred Derby, Mrs. Carrie E. Emery, Miss Grace Gamble. Miss Marguerite CixHlcnoiigh, Miss Hester llugman, C. L.. M l). Ilam-r, Miss De Laurice lligbic, Mrs. Peter Holm. Mrs. Lillian llmiser. Miss Luella C. ....................Ileadmistiess Assistant Headmistress, Matliematies Dean of Residence Library Assistant Assistant to Dietitian ..........................English Secretary to Headmistress .....................Social Studies Pianoforte. Tlu-orv of Music .....................Speech, Drama Director of Glee Club. Voice Home Economics Library Assistant .........................Pianoforte ......................Mathematics .....................Social Studies I’hysiciau ..........................English Director of Admissions . Art-Weaving Physical Education koon. Mi'. Laura ki eger. Mr. Arthur lav|xr. Mrs. Violet Lel.oii|)| . Mile M.utlie laraiu-. Miss Helen h I e.m Min John It Maunders. Mis. Janies Murplley, Miss Arh-e Myers. Mos Kathryn M Okie. Miss Piiscilia Phillips. Miss Helen ................Resident Nurse Sii|x-rinten lent of Buildings Assistant Nurse Erelieh ami Spanish ..............................Latin Physical Education ...........................Ceramics Dietitian and Director of Residence French and Spanish ..........................English Science. Mathematics Price. Mrs. Martha........................................Science Rolu-rts, Miss Virginia...............................Mathematics Simmons. Miss Betts Religion Education, Director of Studs Halls Somers. Miss Nancy..............................Physical Education Tail, Mrs. Garland................................ ... Typing Vanaekcr. Mile Su anne French and Spanish Waldo, Miss Josephine II. . English West. Mr. Clifford B...........................................Art White, Miss Onna Z......................................Accountant Whilchom, Miss Catharine.................................Librarian Wolfncr, Miss Nancy.................................Social Studies % MARTHA ANN BROWNING Kntrfrvl '-If� . White Trim, B vlull '47. '4H. '49. '50. Himlmc 17. ' IK, Sn r 'IS, Srmnd Team Hnwliiiic '50. Yur l’ie� u1riit ..I Cla . ’� 1. Pl.-� xlrlil ij CUu ' � ’. (limlma Play IS. Cke f'luli '50. '51. '52. The Yranuii « 1 tin- Gu.n.l. The Mikatlo. I I� 1’ii.ili'� A IVn iiiK� . S.� | li..in.in Ibmr Committee (liih- rl� ), |� � ■� i«� r Knli� jl Committee. )tiiii u Daiue I |� ul� lt il ). Play (| io|i«l. Iiiiimi Fevtival I.«.Ili I. Si-in. ii I'lav ‘11 Marfa President l)isccrniii£. casual, winsonic. in«li mIii.iI (oil with tlic liii jjrcj «-vos Cranhinnk rini; an l lively Dave-lalk I’iiiim- ilchalcr amt always on the on ’ I’-ii-h-lease lie ijiiicl- ' (.hi.nloii lt • ««I. HU.mli. Itl II.Ms ANNE COULTER Knlcri'd '•16; While Team. Sonti '-IH. Baseball ' IS. '19. Volley Ball '19. JV Hockey '50. Second Team Hockey 51. '.52. Vice- President of Eighth Grade. President ■ ! Ninth Grade. Secretary Treasurer of Student Council '50. t’io -l’roidml of StiMlrnt Council '.51. President Student Council '.52. Christmas Play IT. IS. Glee Club '51. '52. The Mikado. The Pira.............. Penzance.'’ Reel Crou Dritv ‘19. Sophomore Dance Committee. Soplxnnorr Play Committee. Junii� Festival licri|il), Juni' For- mal Cotnmittee. Senior Hay ( music). Annie Wonderful! Outstanding, altruistic, energetic, joyous In our minds, (lie lies! and best-loved student Council president ever Miseries in Freneli class and famous spaghetti parlies Her outgoing nature prompts the lose ol everyoin One fi'li ball4’ Cfiinlironk School. HUmilirM Hills, M� « l� i .m SALLY LOUISE LOWE Entered '-IS; White Team. JV Hockey ‘50. Second Team Softball '50. Varsity Hockey 52. All-Detroit Hockey Team '52. Secretary-Treasurer of Soplsomorr ('.lavs. Dnrm (Council '50, Treasurer of Dorm Council '51, President ol Dorm CouihiI '52. Sophomore Dance (decoration I. General Chairman ol Junior Dauce, Slage Committee lor Junior Festival, Stage- Committee lor Junior Play, Co-Chairman Tennis FcmmI Committer, Stage Committee f � Senis� Play. Mother Lowe Nebraska Losv-voiced, purposeful, com post'd, personable Smoke-delecting Dorm president Platform heels and moccasins Rodeo (jucen and avid bridge- player Curtain going up” Hyannis, Nebraska NANCY WINSLOW ALLKN Filtered '51; While Tr.mi, Glee Cluh‘52. I'iMlo n( Priwjim', Current Event� Glut� '52. Welfare Coinmillir '52. Senior l lav Committee I vlaso manasinj;). Junior Frtlivjl Senior Hoolh CwiinillM'. Nancy Expressive hands Conscicntimis, entertaining, wistful. modest Wish we could have known her longer Impromptu humor Enviable for her sweet dis|� )sition Muskegon Miss who’s given much t K.S.C. 1109 Kiiddiman Avenue. N. Muskegon. MWiiwii MARCARKT ANN ARMSTRONG Entered IS. Green Team. First Train Bowline '50. Varsity Host line '51. '52. Student Council Representative '52. Chrivt- rnav I'rneram ' IS, '-I9, '50. Chrivlnphcr Rcan. Glee dull ’52. I ir.ites I I'enzance. Art Gluh, Junior FrUn.il Gmninillee I men -lumdive). Junior Ihinr Committi-e. Junior I’lay Commit- tee make-up). I.... Festival Booth Committee. Mid-Winter Formal Committes'. Marg High collars Trim, gay, chattering, helpful Cranhrook parties—oim problem follows the other! Likes dancing, records, and acting Infectious giggling Will you listen for a minute?” IS Oakland I'atk. I’leavant Rider. Mulligan DIANi: DKIIAVKN RAKI.R Entered '50. White Team. Cheer la-adir '51. .52, Seeretarv Church Cabinet '51. Glee Gluh '51. '52. Mikado, 1‘iiatev id I’eri .irui'. Church Choir '51. President Current Firllli Cluh. Junior Keetieal Committee. Jumni Dame Committee. Junior I’lay Committee. Soni; Commiltie 51. Chairman Kv.immatniu (imnniltie 52. Social Committee Tennis Tournament, Acorn •Stall '52. Itimlxr Seltotil Spirit Original, eaprieious, emotional, handsome l l ull of drive and initiative liver busy with innumerable projects ( )nr little Ituth who's oev er Ren in Inv e In-lore Current Events Club— And vou kttow the reason.” 200 i:dK water Drive. Coconut Grove 33. Florida BARBARA CAV BARKER Entered '1(1. Green Team. Junuif V.miiy Hockey. Seventh Cr.nle Play. Sophomore Dance Committee. Junior Ki- lival Cmn- uiitUi', Junior Food CoinmlHi'i’, Junior Djikv Committee. W. I- liirr Committee V2, Senior Pl.iy Oinunillix1 I | ni|o f (ylattc man.ieine I. Mid-Winter Formal Committee '• 2. Bilk- OtSCgO Sunny, neat. flurried, gay One the K.S.C. ski experts Mad (lashing everywhere Her escapades brighten each day. What'll I do now?—then laughter Martcll Drive, BloomKeUI Hills. Michigan BARBARA BELLINGER Eutii««l ‘ 0. Mnitriil (IIiiikIi (Imir 'M. Kotkl C • � munif«■ '. S m«� r l l.� y C«Hiiiiilllr«- (liglitvL Belle Confederate Southern, twinkly, mad-cap, joker One of the loyal Confederates of the class Admired for her trim figure Knvied for her ahilitv to whistle—call a taxi? Teller of thousands of hilarious jokes '200 Corsica Street. Tampa U, FUniila BARBARA JEAN BLACK Entered 'I'). White Team. Senior Cahin Provident. CrodU- Somj. Juiiror Festival Committer- (catting) (dancing). Glee Clnli '51. ‘52. MiUnrlo. Pirate� l Penzance. Sophomore Dance Co..... Junior Dance Committei-. Junior Play Cun- miltcc. Hall Sale Chairman Tenni� Tournament ' I, Jiinrot- Senior Ilaixpu-I Committee. Current Event� Cluh. Senior Play Committee (costumes), 'lliircl Prize in Pottery K.S.C. Art Ex- hilnt SO. Barb Joy Alice!innate, happy, pretty, impractical Loves fashion-shows and down-town hustle Can any teacher conic to cahin today? Sweetest girl that ever was I just love people!” 17-ltKI Hum.Ill Street. Detroit .'VI. Michigan ALISON BREWSTER Knlmil '51; Green Team, Ba� hethall Team '52. Clierr Leader '52. Junior Feitival Booth Committee. Senior Play Committet’ I M’t� i . Alison Bangs Carefree, sparkling, considerate, bewildered Heallv fun to be with Chemistry vs. English Fabulous weekends in the East Skiing, tennis, sailing- 55M� BrooVd.ile Kouul, Bimnnsham. Mu liujan BETTY JO BURDICK Kntcrcd -50; White Team. Junior Festival Committee, Junior Play Committee (statfe maiiaumi;). Examination Committee '52. Study llall Committee '52. BJ Sweetness and light” Bubbling, genuine, candid, jaunty Delights in boats Seen frequently at M.S.C. A smile anti friendly word for all “With quietness and beauty” I 121 W. South Street. Kalamazoo. Miehis.in CYNTHIA RESONER COPELAND Filtered It!. White Team. Soccer Team ' IS. Raseli.ill Team ' IS, Tenni� Umpire '51. '52. Junior Festival Committer i co� - tumri). Junior Dance Committee (ticket� ). Junior Play Com- mittee (prop� ). Junior-Senior llampiet Committee (chairman), Senior Play Committee (prop� ) (tinge managiti):). laterals' Award IT. Cyntli Indiana Stylish, elfieient, willing, industrious Demerit donor in assembly Bermuda hells on a blue Ford Fasbiou plus A friendly and interested listener 51ft IlnppCro� � Hoad, HirniuiKhain. Michigan SALLY ANNE CUSIIMAN Entered '50; Crren Team, Trimi� Tournament ’51. Junior Festi- val Committee. Junior Play Committor (sound effects . I'.ivliiori Show Committee. dee Clui� '52. Pirates i«( Prn anoe.'' Chair- ■mm Soda Fountain Committee '52. Scoot Up joint Dcvilislt. humorous, interested, gay Good ear lor a talc of woe Bridge fiend Tin' ideal accomplice in donn-time crime “Did anyone sign tip (or cabin tonight? 220 V. Main lto.nl, Kalamazoo. Michigan ELAINE A. DARDEN Entered '17. Orcoll Team. Si« � r '-IS. Baseball ‘ IS. ' I'). TO. Basketball '4S. VI. '50. Badminton IS. 10. '50. 51. Hockey '10. '50. '51. '52. Capta.I Varsity Hotkey Team '52. K Clot. '10. .50. '51. 52. Glee Club 52. Tbr Pilate� .� 1 Pen- ranee. Sophomore Play Committer. Junii� Festival I IhkiIIi amt projiv i. All-Round Athlete Cup ' IS. Trixie Sjsirts Athletic, gay. slim. lovable One ol iiur l csl athletes and captain ol the hockey team A hard worker on class projects Proud possessor «� 1 a Cranhrook ring Famous as a cliatilfciir ol earless classmates IJWKI AiLmt Itiuil, l kc Of ion, MmIiiitjii BARBARA JOAN EICIILER Kutereil '50. (arrn Team. Autumn Festival Committor, Seninr Play Prompter. Senior Play Committee (wmry). Clee Club '52. Pirate� ol Pett .Jincc. Junior Knlival Committee (senior lmotb). Cttmr Distributor Barb Green-eyes Observing, refilled, allable. comelv Wliiz in musie theory! Reminds ns of a Titian portrait ller serenity and sympathy are beautiful. Dignified or gay as the occasion demands .’1170:; Nine-Mile Roarl. Faimiiijlton. Michigan BARBARA CAROL FAl’LKNER Knlcrnl '17. White Team. F’lr.t Team Badminton IS. Sccnml I...in IUiliiniiti.il '50. nilh 0i.nl.• I'hi, dni.tina. Program 'IS. 'I'). Cradle Simis,'- Glrr Oliih 'll. � 1. ‘52. Yeoman nl tlir CiijiiI. Miluilii. Pirate «I Peu ame. Olmnli Chou '51. 52, )i.n� .r IV.tival C.mi.mil. i ' 1 1, '50. 51. .52. Junior Stuti.iiH-i O.Mii.mtt. I- 51, F's.mim.ilmri Committee '51. '52. Oh.iiini.iii ol WVIhio Oommitt. i- '.52. Clarion I rcputler -5 1 I feature editor '51 I i a..i.tant editor '52 I. Cradi- S. h.-.l l)i - triel Champion Pi ltoil Win S|M'llu i: I lee IS, Flelltli Medal '51. K.S.C. lateral)’ Pn e '52. Carol Sunshine Hesponsihle. resourceful. cheerful. versatile Actress, speaker. poet Superior Nhdlicr Superior Varied and wortliwliile interests Girl with the world lor a friend I | 1 York.hue. Itinnlll-jliai� . Mktilllun N FIELDING Enteied 17; Team, Second Hovvlmi: Team I'� . '50. Tenni Cmpire '50. '51. 52, Tlw Cradle Siuitf, Oler Cluh '51. '52. I II. Mikado..Flu- Pirate. i.t Pen ame, (ament K'i'ilt dull. Chrl.trna. Skit Committee IS, '50. '51. Iiintnr Dame a.wmhly . Junior IV.ln.il ( a..emhl and liclil.. juni.ii l'la (.It I. Chapel Committee. Welfare (aim.mil..-. F.xani Committee 52. Pholocraphu Editur WiMHiwiMn, Ann Snap-shots 11 e 11 I ill versatile. Imsy. loyal 'California, liere I come! Unitjne piano style Always eatcliini' ns unawares witli her camera Our '2til Friday in Dreamer's Holiday 5SI Lake Park Dmr, tliriuinuhaoi. M. Incan FRI'rZI MANSFIELD FOSS Entered 50. While Team. Fire la. iitenanl. limior l-'extix.il. J'lnkir D..... (decoration. . luiiior Play l onliuiir. ), Sentoi Play (set and prop. i. limior Fc-.tiv.il I ileioiatioir.). Frit Hi! Dreamy. s � -lt. exotic, ornamental ()in Im-IIc from H.rv ( its Oniel eliaim Always modish l ake a pair of s|Mlkiiuo eves.” 015 Nu Court. Ila. ( its. Mu Incan GAIL LYNNE GLOVER Entered '47; Crwn Tp m, Ku'l Irjin HaxkpllKill ‘18. Second Team Havkcthall -19, ‘.SO. ‘51. Trnnit Umpifi’ 'SO, '51, k” Clnh '50, '5I. Claw Set retarv '.«2, Sufihoniort' flay Committo-. The I.atr Climtoplirr Bran. Hi.- Cradle Sons.’’ Cmi.ni Ewil Cluh '52. Junior Fnliv.il, Ksain Committee '51. '52. Junior Dance decoration� ). Yopalimul Women Committee '52. Wollalf Committer '52. Glovic “Misery Hospitable, industrious. endearing, yvaokey Fort Lauderdale retreat for weary Seniors Fffieient class secretary Archenemy—sum lamp Unwitting Immor produces ales of laughter. 114 4 CvaiiliriMik Ko.ul, H innit l� .tin liclii£.in ANTOINETTE CARTER GOSSETT Entiled '17. Green Team. Trimi� Team '19. '50. '51. Chrivt- m.l flay '19. '51. '52. Current Event Cluh. No| l.,.motr Dame 1 ticket� I. Junior Koliv.il. Junior Dance awvmhlc ilmotli). Welfare Committer-. Mid-Winter Konu.d Committr-e, Senior Dame Committee. Junior flay light� ). Senior flay t light� ). Toni Whaat! Simultaneous, amusing, enthusiastic, inquiring Wonderful memories of Italy ami Lake (.'onto Willing and cooperative worker on any project Bcsvildcrcdlv lea| s from dilemma to dilemma Our Winnie the l ooh! Goodhue lto.nl. III.-M.il,.1.1 I lilt . Michigan JACQUELINE KOBACKER HARRIS Entered IS. Grcrn Team. Tenni� t’ni|Mre '50. '51. '52. Clinvt- niav flay 19. '50. Glee Clot. '51. 52. The Mikado..I he ISr.lte lit IVii amv. Junior Krvtivjil (decoratum� I, So|ihoniote Dance I ticket.). Jnnioi Fevtisal. Junior Dame (liekelc). Kadi- uni Show Chairman. Junior KeNtn.il ilmnlli). Senior I’lay t cmtiimo). lackic Dentist Cordial. | oiscd. interesting, sociable Sacoir faire and appreciation of music Ohlih—those c ashmeres! Sophisticated c hatter 'Meet me in St. Louis. 19-154 Cloncvvlcr. Detroit Michigan BARBARA ANN HERRMANN Enlvinl '-IS; Cut'll Team. JV IliKkvy '50, SccoimI Team I f OC k - .• ■ '51. Vanity Hockey '52. Tenim '50. '51. Second Team Bowlins '50. Tenni� Umpire '51. '52. Green Team Captain '50. Athletic Council '50. Don� Council '51. Vice-Prcvidcnt '52. Clee Club '50. '51. Yeoman of the Guard,..!'!«• Mika- do. Junior Festival (liootli). Sophomore Dance (food). Soda Fountain Committee '50. '51. Junior Festival (awembly). Jun- ior I autt' (decoration� ). Junior-Senior Banquet lavor� ). Ten- nit Tournament (food), Clarion (Dorm New� '50. Sport� Editor '51. Buxine� Manager '52). Hermic 'Excellent Humorous. Iuv.il. vivacious, congenial Vice-president f the dorm—her 4-year Koine Gourmet of grub Object of our love and amusement I The improper Bostonian 35 Whiling Kotui. Welle� ley llillt, Ma� achu� rtt� PATRICIA HAMILTON HOLY Entered lit. Green Team, Batki'lhall '-IS. Second Team Badminton '50. JV Hotkey '50. Sett mil Team Hockey '51. Vanity Hotkey '52. Tenni� Umpire '50. '51. '52. K Cluh '51. Seventh Grade I'tettdenl. Stiulenl Cabinet '51, '52. Cbrittma� Play IT. 'IX. (dee Club '51. The Mikado, Current Event� Club. He«1 Cro� � Committee '19. SoplKnnore Dance (decoration� ). Mid-Winter Formal Committee. Junior Fetlivul (script aixl co-chairman). Junior D.uice (assembly). Junior Play (� et). Exam Committee '51. '52. Junior Fcslital (IixmI), Senior Play (� et). Welfare Committee. Seventh Grade Advitor, Co-I.ilerary Editor il WrKiDtviM� . K.S.C. First Prize lor Weaving '50. Seeoml Prize 'IT, Schola� t e Aft Contot (key ) '52. Scholastic Literary Conle� t (com- nieiidaliim I '52. Patsy Folly Cove Natural, spontaneous, appreciative, clever Insatiable bunger for anything new and interesting Weaver of dreams and lieantifnl fabrics Joy in lix ing To know her is to love Iter.” Cranbrook School. Bloomfield llillt. Michigan JEAN PEARSON HORROCKS Knleietl IX; White Team, Badminton '19. '50. '51. Basketball 'IV. '50. '51. Baseball IV. '50. 51. Trimi� IV. 50. 51. Hockey IV, '50. '51. '52. All-IX-troit llockt-y Team '50. 52. h ' Club 'IV. '50. 51. '52. Vn.--Pi.-tith III ..I Clat� IV. Pi. ,i d-nt • ( Cl.it� '50. '51. Soplionmte Dance (� 1� � viral Coni- iiiciKrmcnt Fiirmal (aMiimiltee. Junior Festival (script), Junior Play (thkets), Exam Committee ‘51. '52. Senior Plat | pub- licity). Co-t'li tino,in i.t A� tenibly Committee, Doim File Warden. All-Bound Athlete Cup IV. '50. I Irnry Sun-tan Spiiited, teliabli-, congenial, terrific Transformed dav-studcnl with a yen for freedom Cias� president and All-Dctrnit-Iloekev-Team- twice! She lias everything! Out elioiec for Tlie-All-Ameriean-Girl North Situ I. Cieentt ieli. Connecticut JOAN LUCILI : IIOWLETT Enlnnl ' It� . While Team. Second Team Howling '51, Student Cnhini't ' 2. Sopluunnrc Play. Junior Kettiv.il. Junior Play. Junior Dance. Senior Play I wlumr � lirtl. Jmiioi Fnlival Committee. Scholastic Award lor Weaving. Joanic What's wrong?” Cooperative. hospitable, competent. wslful Psychology is one of her many interests. Ijoyal Pontiae girl more often seen at Bloomfield parties Known for good judgement and good taste Oli. what fun! ’ 101 E. I| N|IKIH Ho.nl. I’oiiliac 19. Michigan LYDIA MARY IRVIN Entered MS; White Team. Hockey Team I manager I 12. Stu- dent Council Rrprc tentative 10. Cradle Song. Wee Clnh I preeident '52) '50. '51. '52. Yeoman of Itie Coi .r.t Mika- do. Pirate� of Pen ance, Junior Kr-thval Committee «i- manager) '51. Srpiare Dance CVimmittce '50. Junior Senior llampiet Committee- ‘51. Junior l ame- Committee '51. Senior Skating Party I chairman I. Weal ing Award Senior Scholastic Contect '52. Livonia Lottavul” Whimsical, direct, attractive, gifted I'anted for asking perplexing (piestions in history of art Jazz, bridge, and argvlc addict A thrilling and versatile voice Mv sweet embraceable you’ SI Ciiniwn Avenue. Hattie Cree-k. Michigan ALICE HELENA KENT Kiilcml 0. Wliitr Tram. Cradle Song. Glee Clul '51. ’52. Mikado. hiAtrx n( lVn .M� « . |tmn r Koliv.il Committee 1. Junior 1'Uy (a-mmiKtr. Chmtmiu l rogr m 51, Chapel Committee '2, Junior-Senior H. iv |tii‘t (lommiltrr. Alice Broadway Assured, voluble, excitable, original Zest for acting and modem dancing Don Jose-! But who ever heard of such a doctor?” Endless anecdotes of summer stoc k Oh. for a loafer permit! 1306 May field. Royal Oak. Michigan JULIA HELEN KEYDEL Filtered I!� ; White Train. Swoiicl Tram Fencing '50. '51. Trimi� 1'mpire '50. '51. '52. Chairman Study Hall Cummillei-, Sillily Halt Sliiilrnl Council Ke|i«r-� cntative '52. Christina� Piny '50. Crinllr Sons. Glee Clnli '50. '51. '52. Yrnman ol the Guard. The Mikado. Tlvr Piulri ol Pon ame. Junior I'nlival Committee '50. Study Hall Crannilllo' '51. Junior Festival (scenery), Junior Dance publicity ). Junior I’lay (� crnrry). FadiKin Show Modrralor. Clarion (ir|MHlrr) '51. '52. Michigan Scholastic Ail Award First Plan- (1 key '51. 5 key� '52 i. National Schola� !ic Art Awaid (2 place� ) '52. Nielli (Ceramics Reserved, gracious. dependable, appealing Sympathetic study hall chairman n|i 1 lor success in every undertaking Calm IkmuIv of self and voice A perfect woman, nobly planned. 2 1 Itl Seminole Avenue. Detroit H. Michigan FERN BARBARA LAW Entered '50. White Team. Vaiyity Fencing '51. The Craille Sons. Gle. Club '51. '52. Tin- Mlka.lo..live Pirate� of Pen aiue. Junior Feet is al. Cliainnan il Lost and Found Com- iniltcc. Second Prize for Ceramic� '51. F.B. Soprano Dainty, unassuming, straight-forward, darling Handwriting expert Collects 'lulled mascots Pennsylvania accent supreme! Unforgettable star of ('.illiert and Sullivan operettas 1 11 Market, lilomusliutg. Penn� yl� ania NOLDA LEY Kiitoird '50. While Team. Varsity It.iskethall '51. '52. Varsity Fenilng '51. Glee Clnli '51. '52. The Mlkllllo..the Pilate� ut P. ii .inie. Jiiiihii Festival (acu-mlily). Senioi Play («leueiy mid musii � . Cli.iumali ol Tenni� Final Committee. Junior Fes- tival. Vmting Sinulay Committee, Well.it,- Committee. I'liotn- gi.iplnc l-'alitm ul W m n i w is ns. Tliinl Prize tin Ait '51. Noldic Araliestpte Shining, rpticl. artistic, poised Her elolhes remind ns of V’ngMr Has a Hair for art and photographs Alvi dancing ought to take her lur Dance, Ballerina. Dance!” Houle 2. Ciaiul Blanc. Michigan KATHRYN ANN LKONARI) Knteml 'I.S. Cimi Tijin, Tennis Umpire '50. Ml, M2, Fresh- ■.... I’lay. Tire Cradle Sons. Clee Clnl. .� 0. '.I. .V� . Yeoman «I the OimiiI..Ilie Mikado,..Hie 1'ir.itev ..I IVn- rancc. Sophomore Ikmir Commiller'. Junior Kcvtiv,al. Junior Dantv Committee. Junior l’lay Committor, Fashion Sliow Com- mittee. Senior CU« Funds H.nvins Committee. Junior Festival Commillee. KillllV J3 Wunnliearted, sensible. earnest. musical Our contribution to I uter locket i Ballet, concert, opera—she's there Will always give a frank opinion (ain’t yon get up a little earlier? IMM Oak Drive. Detroit 21. Micliisan JOIIANNA CATHERINE EITHER Kntere.l l!(; White Team. Church Cabinet Ml. M2. Cl. .- Clul. '51. '.52. The Mikado. ' 'Hie 1'ir.itev ! I’enrance. Junior Dance Committee (decorations). Chairman nl 1'nl.li.iH l.u Senior Play. K.S.C. Ait Kvhil.it I .iw.inl l..r ceramics) Michisan It.'Smii.il Schnlaitic Art Award (one key). Cherub Considerate, diligent, obliging. sleepy Our huggablc teddy -liear Detroit girl turned New Yorker A committee?—She's on it Km iahle complexion and expressive eyes rnirl f(M� l:, Ten Mile Hoad. Alh'Kiiit)', NVw Yolk GLORIA DAWN MacARTIIlR Fnlc rtnl ' ll). Green IV.im S«� fIIkiII Trim ‘.‘VO, ’.“VI. II. «k tL.tll Tram ’. 1, Y.ir il H � %l. 1L.1II .V2. Sexoinl IV.im ICoelr ’ M. Smiml 'IV.im Vahily IliH-kry T� 2, MimUiiI CaliiiiH VI. Slmlcnl C.d.iiH I Yict''Pn,iMl4 i� l '52. Athkik Council 52, Student Council ' 2. SoidHimofr I'l.iy, Jiiium Krxl� .tl. |nmor I -� ik«■ Committee uhainninl. Frdival Committer. Jon- mi PUy ('lagr maii.i{ri L Jim� PV ti . l H« ofli Committee ’“ 2. Clarion '51. ’52. Skip Spirit Effervescent, conscientious, elfish, captivating An outstanding mernlter of our class Energetic athlete—C.reen Team captain Known for her universal friendliness Owner of a bubbling sense of humor 3-101 Hawthorne Drive. Klim. Micliiic. JANET LOUISE McHATTIE Entered '46. Green Tejnn. Second Team Fmdnil '50. Junior Ee tival Committee '50. '51. '52. Art Chrimun Mid-Winter Formal '51. Chairman Mid-Winter Formal Committee '52. First Prize in Ceramics K.S.C. Art Exhibit '51. Jan Crutches Refreshing, jov ial, pretty, adaptable Excellent equestrienne Known for her hard work on K.S.C. formats With any crowd she's at home. Got a problem?—Talk to Jan. 52S Westwood Drive. Birmingham. Mic higan f CAROLYN L. McKEXZIE Entered '50; While Team. Junior Festival (props). Senior Play l pubicity ). Mac Letters Blond, good-looking, reserved, smiling Loves dances, swimming, traveling and letter writing Where did you get that Florida tan? I ler ambition—modeling? Drives in style in her famous Pontiac convertible 32300 l.dfiM f. Birmingli.tin, Mxhig.tn LINDA NEWMAN Entered '46; White Team, llosvling Team '17. 'IS. Ilawlsill Team '47. Badminton First Team 17. IS. '40. '50. Basketball Team '48. '40, Second Team Badminton '51. Ilockry Team '40. '50. Second Team Tennis '40, First Team Tennis '50. Varsity Tennis '51. K ' Club '48. '40. '51. Ninth Grade Play. Sophomore Play. ''Cradle Song. Autumn Festival. Glee Club '51. 2. The Mikado. The Pirates of Pcn amc. Junior Dame Publicity Committee. Chairman of Record Committee 52. Senior Dance Food Committee. Wocsnvi imss Sports Editor. First Prize m k s An Esfiil.it (Weaving 17. Nil '40, '50). Linda Water-skiing Dynamic, brilliant, animated, impish Loves exotic food and the nnnsual Talented in fashion designing and aria shilling Tales of Charlevoix An exciting mind that works like lightning 10525 Canterbury Itoad. Detroit 21. Mulligan MARIA STANNA NUNEZ Filtered '50; (trecn Team, Junior Fnlival, Senior Play (u'lt), Mid-Winter Formal Committee, K.S.C.. First Prize ami Honor- aide Mi'iilion lor Life Art '51. Maria Donatello Spontaneous, changeable. imaginative. adaptable An able student, especially in languages Our little bundle oi fun from Cuba Simple, direet and expressive style in art Now you copy inv Knglish. ICddiem l.a Mnlropolitana. Havana. C.'ul a or IS2.S Auiliilxin. Detroit. Mich. CAROL OEIILER Entered '41� . White Team. Seventh trade I’lav. (tier Cluh '51. The Mikado, So|dionmre Dance Committo , |urnor Festival. Senior Play (scenery � . K.S.C. First Prize tor Painting. Carol Music Artistic, industrious, conservativo, thoughtful Wasp-waistcd and willowv Famous French wi zard Connoisseur of tlie ballet Our genius at tlie keylmard HI Camliridfie Bled . Pleanuit Knits- 20. Mu-IriKair ANNE JANE PHILIPP Kiilt ii’tl '48. Cum T«m, SpoikI Tpjm Htmlmi; '51. Senior Cl.iw Trr.i urt r. (iltr Cluh '50. '51. '52. Y««� m.� n «•! llu Guard,' Tin Mikado, T.r.Ho «� 1 Pfii JiiMi', iull� Grade Hit). Chmtnia Skit PI. Diittlor «� 1 Autumn Kp� 1� .� I 51. Jiunt Has Kr.ulmc Ommiittrr. Junior Play mak' -np . Junior D.mcr (decoration ). Imuoi Festival ( ni.ik« -ii|� . Junior-Scninff ltai |ii I ‘51. Senior Djimp itlt,ioMtimu). Senior I'l.iy i maki • up). JiuiMir Festival i Imm� |Ii (oinimlto ‘52. Humihh M.nuci'r «•I Wl M UlWINDV. Janie Chignons Frank, dramatic, capricious, exciting Has tliat famous different look Firm believer in “Hoiitonism and lung earrings A '‘must for a successful party A noted leading lady and eliantcusc 20455 Renfrew Road. Detroit 21. Michigan 1 MURIEL JEANNE POWERS Kiilcrnl SO; White Tram. Jiini..r Committee. Junior I JtiK Committee. Junior Committee. Senior Play Com mittec. Study llnll Committee '51. '52. Jeannie Pori Huron Serious, natural, bright, genuine Crazy about impressionistic art Visits from Port Huron—lino-Bay Conscientious job on slmly-hall committee History. English. Physics—she knows the answer ltll. Wander Imri-h Place. Tort Huron. Mi Kiiean SUZANNE REID Filtered '-IS. White Tram. J Hockey ’ It). Sirmii Tram Hockey VO, ’- 1. Varsity Hnckev ‘52. Varxits Knidnit '50. 51. SiokkI Tran. Ba kell...ll 51. '52. All-Detroit Hockey Tram 52. K ' luh '51. '52. k' Cluli Kr|tn o'ntativc '51. ('.i|it.im White Team. PinMlrnt .it “k Cluh. Athletic Council. Su|ilmtiinre I'las. Glee Cluli ’.51� . '51. '52. Yeoman ol the (autil. ’ The Mikado.....the Pirates id Peu am.. Junior Dance I records). Mnl-Wintrr Formal Committer '51, Senii� Play I liirlils). K.S.C. Third Prize for Ceramics '19. Suky Crumpet Affable, sisacious, sports-minded, witty Only girl whose car jitterbugs Famous ap|H‘titi—endless sweet tooth I.oves hockey, is full of good humor But. teacher ’ .... squelch! 10502 Hiiiitiniifon Hoad. Dcln.it I1� , Michigan JACQUELINE LILLIAN ROWE loitered '511; (Ins'll Team. Cheer laailcr '51. '52. Cradle S.rtiz. lunch Clem 51. (dee Cluh '52. Pirate of IVn ain. . Current Fscnlx ( Ini. '52. Imiii.r Festival Committee '51, 52. Junior Dame Cnininttlie, Weltaie Caimmiltec 52. Junior- Senior K,iih|iiiT Committee (vont: ). Senior Play (’onmilltcs- Jackie Feminiiiitv Blillie. fricudlv, charming. | cit Eye-catching elteer leader Knit one. pearl two la'go'mutton sleeves and hoiselail Our New York lads ■l«2 ClayImiiriM- Itoail. Ilnchccte.. New York MARY LOUISE SIMONS Entered '48. White Team. First Team Volley Ball ' Iti. Tennii Umpire ’50. ‘51. '52. Seventh Cradle Claw Advivor '52. Clirict- muv Program ' IS. Junior Festival '.50. Che Club '50, '51. '52. Yeoman ol Ilie Guard. Mikado. Sophomore Dance Com- mittee (advertising) '50. Junior Festival Committee adver- loinij) '51. Junior Dane ' Committer (records) '51. Junior Play Committee («ntuiiM'i) '51. Junior-Senior H.iimiih'I (aim- iniltcc '51. Junior Fevlival Committee (venior Ivxitli decora- tiom) '52. Senior Play Committee c costume ami advertising '52. Senior Skating Party Committee i tickets) 52. Senior Dame Committee (decorationv). Literary Editor Woomvisi� . l� u-Lott Eves Creative, lovable, pensive. laughing Delights in music and other mediums of hcautv Known lor her gilt of understanding Summer Theatre experience and a well-named car ‘Still laugh of loving ’ l � rk%nlc. Dctn.it 21. Mu!iii! Mi ELIZABETH AWL LUNSFORD SPENCER Kntm-d T� l); (Irwn Team. IXirm OhiihiI Sfcrrt.ir ' ’ 2. Clui� - t«� l� l� • r |i« .in.’ (!i.� tl|p Soul . Lit •• CluU ’ � 1. ‘ � 2. Mil.ult. r� r.itcs ..I I Vi • .it h • ■. ' JunidV Daikv C Miiniittw (fomll. Micl- NVintfr Form.� I OminiilUy, Annie Hair Hc.issuring, gracious, fun. lovelv ItiK.mftil of records ami friends Birmingham walks and that New York week-end Fine performances in troth our class pi.tvs Etui less supply of fun West Village Drive. Newark. Ohio MARGERY JOANNE TOMLINSON Enteied '46. Green Team. Baseball '17. 'IS. 'll). '50. '51. llockcy '48, '4 t. '50. '51. Soever IS. Tennis '19. '5(1. '51, Student Council ItcfHrxenlatise '51. Clmvtoplief Beal� .” Cra- tite Song, Junior Festival, Glee (’till '51. ’52, Tlw- Milatle, Junior Festival (Inx.lli eommittre) IT. -IS, '411, '511. '51. Soplm- more Dance Cwnmitti-e. Study Hall Committee. '52. Weaving (llonor.ihlr Mention) '47. Marge Poodle-cut? Buoyant, satirical, candid, sophisticated Known for uproarious laughter Can lie counted on for a job well done Orchids in the moonlight Stand up lor the Navy 1X651 Clirrryl.mn. Detn.it 21. Miehig.ll PATRICIA ANN UMP1IREY Knlrie.1 Ifi; Soceri '17. ' IS. Baseball '17. 'IX. ' I?� . Howling 17. IS. Basketball ' IX. ' � •� . H.K-kry II� . Slwlent Cc.iiiKil Rep- resentative � 7. IX. 19. Sopbomorr Dame Committe., Fall Knlajl r imihitt r. Senior lluv |mblixit i. Cba| el Cmmlit- (. •, K.S.C. Ai� Kvliibil Ceia.nie� «First Prize ' IX, '50. 51. i S...HI.I Hii r '17. '. tU. Mulligan RrSKMi.il Scholastic Ait Contest I Ibmorablc Mention ' IX, ‘19). Pat Diniplc Responsive, genemus. winning. lovable Enthusiasm for art—lias a way with day Letters from that certain soldier! Understanding girl with diverse interests Inward gayetv ami hive of life 19101 Warrington Drive. IMmil 21. Mulligan CORNELIA PKIMK VANDEVKLK Filtered 'IX. Crern Team. Second Train Howling '19. Varsity Bowling '51. Second Team Hockey '52. Tenni� Umpire 50. 51. '52. Freshman l’l.i Committer. Sophomore Play. )unlof Festival, Junior Stationery Committee. Junior Dame I Oliver- living), Wellafe Committee. Clarum H« puter '51. (!o-Fr.iliiie Fditor Clarum '52. K.S.C. First Prize lor Weaving 50. 51. Si In.lustre Award lor Weaving '52. (,'onnie Wanderlust Understanding, hospitable, elfieient, eheerlnl Intelleetual curiosity Our future scientist and author Summer fun at tin- cottage Is it neat! —and so is she! lbix 2X0, 5 75 Sn � ex Ho.nl. Bloomfield llills. Mulligan MARGARET VAN IIEXGEI. Filtered 17. Cie.n Team. First loam Basketball IS 19. '50, Fust Team llnekcy 19. '50. 51, llailniinton Se. .mil l. am ‘19. First Team '50. K Club. Clec Club '51. 52, Mikiulo.'' lb. Pirates ot I'enzame. Inni.ir Play Committee (props I. Senior Play Commillee (mnsie. props), Se.oo.1 Prize in Weav- ing K.S.C. Art Fxbibil IX. PI Maggie John Athletie, ea|valile, active, urbane M SC there she goes! I'aKlowed with Ix'.mtifnl dark eyes ( auistanlly on the go- into evoi vlliing I low she plays llial piano! 19 Flm Park Ills.I . Pleasant bulge. Mulligan ALEXANDKA-XENlA von SCHOELER Entered '40; White Team Tlic Mikado (malMi|i). Pirate id Peii aiKe (make-up). Junior Fe ti al Committee ( eri| t I (rn.ike-il] I. Junior Play, Committee (makr-ii| ). Senior Play Committee (make-ui ). Editor-in-chief ol Wimnwixi� . Honor- alile Mentio� ami Commendation in Selnd.t tu Wilting Conte ! SI. Fourth National Prize S hola tic Writing Conte t SI. Two Key . Two llom.rol.tr Mention . On. (!.omn« n l.itimi. Itegional S hol.ixlu Writing Conte t 52. Two Third ami One Fourth Na- tional Prize '52. K.S.C Literary Prize '51. Alex Scatter-brain Original, impulsive, charming, artistic Poetic genius and talented Thespian Notice her rings! Known lor her man Daniels and the Black Hearse Dah-ling . . Our Sarah Bernhardt of ‘52 fi.Vl Wliilii ofr Ku.itl, IX‘lf« il I, Mulii .itt JUDITH C. WAINCER Kntcicd ! � ; Wlut. Trjm. ’Tl� r Cradle Soplioim� c I .• t� « •• Junior Kc-vliv.il. Jiiiunr Ihmr CoiiiiiiiIIit. Junior l'l.iy ( umiillcr, Junior-Srutor |t.iix|iMi Committrr. Jinx Finger-nails Hilarious, amusing, gregarious, thoughtlul Madman Mimt on the highways A Saks conformist Ctrl in a whirl Tolerant and o| eii-miiided 1460 Wellesley Drive. Detroit 1. Michigan MARTHA ANNE WALLBILLICH Filtered III. He-eutere l 51; White Team. Stmlent Cat.met. Glee Club '52. Pirate ol IVri aner. Current Event Club '51. Senior Play Commit tee i |.r..| l. Stage Manager Senior Play. Martha Deutschland Delightful, conscientious, sympathetic, subtle Discriminating in taste and judgement—our Woman of Distinction An excellent mimie Devotee of winter sports—skiing in particular The other fislihaH SSS W. Itedding. Birmingham. Michigan ANN WARD Ki t -r -il '16; While Team. Sm.er Team 'IS. Tenni� Team 'IX. Cliiu l're� iilent 'IS. CUh Vice-Prexidont ' ll . Seventh Craite Play. Ninth Grade Play. Jnniiw PVxtiv.d. Clce Club ‘50. '51. '52. Yeoman ol the Guard, Mikado. Pirate� id Penzance. SoiiJinmoce Dame Decoration� Committee. Junior Dame Pood Committee. Junior Play Costume Committee. Mid-Winter P'or mal ■! -■ oration� «nnniittee) '51, Senior Play I prop� , chair- man). Clarion reporter '16, '17. Ait Palitor ol Wikiiuiim� Annie Eyelashes Reserved, graceful, smiling, meticulous Fascinating experiences in Europe Art editor wlto brings to...I a Dresden doll Excels in ballet and art Not exactly one for punctuality .... 112 Ottawa Drive. Pontiac. Mulligan BEVERLY ANN WATKINS Entered 17. (atm Team. Iladmmton 'IS. '19, '.50, '51. JV Hockey '50. Second Team Hockey '51. 'ar� ity Hockey '52. Secretary-Treamrer of Junior Cla� � . Che Club '51. “Tile Mika- •h . Junior Textual (xcript). So|ih� more Dance. Junior Dance i ticketx i. Junior Pia� i inihlicity I. Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee. Current Event� Club. (Turiiwi reporter '50. Kealme Palitor Cluriim '51. Palitor ol (Torion '52. Acorn Stall '50. 51. K.S.C. Thud Prr c lor Art 'IS, Honor.ihh Mention ill Krition.tl S hola� tic WritiiiB Conte� ! 19. '51. Commendation National Scholastic Writing Context '19, K.S.C. I.iterary Prize '50. '52. Bev l . n-and-lnk Mature. talented, warm. personahle Ib'vnlutioni ing “Clarion” editor Sport� , ait. music, and especially writing Yen for Florida and Wyoming (live me five minutes more! ST llriilr) Dfiw, . Mi Itig.iii ANN ELIZABETH WETTLAUFER Enter. 1 16; Cr.cn Team, hut Team Huxkellxall '17. Kir� t I am Hockey 50. Eighth Craih Play. Che Chib '51. 52. Mikatb.. Pirate� ol Penzance. Si� |ibiniMire Dance Commit- Ice trecnrdxi. Junior PV-xtival Committee (adverlixini; '51. Junior Dauce Committe� ' recor� l� ) Junior-Srinor Banquet I moi .;x i. luni.ir Play Committee t c.vxtuuie� i. Srnovr Play Com mitt.. I mini. ) i program I | inililicity I. Cn-Chiiirman id Axx. ni- 1.1� '52, KSC Vi t Exhihil T.oiilh Prize Ccraim� � 'IS. S.. ou.l I'ozc Ail '50. Thud Prize Life Art '51. Wett Gaiety Itti'spr. � � ibli . happy, appreciative, lively Weats bright cubits- -lias briglit ways Paint-brush � kill «-s|teeiallv |v rlraits Ollen seen bumping rlown lame Pine in tliat station wagon Hospitable, lovable, enjoyable attitude c.ixevdh . Moloy.iii SAI.I V SIIURLY WILLIAMS Kiili'ii'il 'IT. (iirrii Ti-.m, llnckcy Team '1 1, llnckcy Junior Varsity '50. Ili«kry Vumi� '51. '52. It.nkcllhill '50. Base-lull '50. '51. Ninth Oracle Play. Jonim Kntival Ci.mmiltcc. Olco Club '50. '51. '52. Yeoni.I On- Ciunl. 'Mikado.' Tmiln i«I Poi jwr. Hnnlh Committee 'IN. I'� , Chairman '50. '51. Junior Festival I’litduily (jniuiilllir. Chairman Drowalfnin Committee Junior l)aiM«. Inner Play 1'iihlitity Coinimllrt-. June Kirinr.il (ruimiitln ‘51. Art Kililor WooiiWI.sm ‘52. Sirrmil Prize in Art. K.S.C. Art lAhilnt '1(1. '51. Willv Diet Cheery, popular, frank, prelly Boat Ihiiiv� -—I mat show Her classroom ipnps amuse on highly. Indispensable alto in Glee ('lull and Quartet Deft artist and excellent ait editor 50015 Snowden Ass-nuc . Detroit 21. Michigan MARY COWELL Will I AM Kntrro! ’50. Crecn Tean� . Junior Dunn- decorations i. Junior KrMiv.il I advertising I, Sr-iiilM Play Committee, (.'Inrioii '51. Dorm Kditor ol Cfirriwn '52. Acorn ‘51. hditor of Acorn '52. Withy Gestures Distinctive, casual, nonchalant, hungry Mad Hatter Olympic star! What, an athlete? Known lor apt savings and reallv fine writing Great oaks from little acorns grow. William Farms, Romeo. Michigan O JOY I saw a child in a meadow Kinming------just running. Pausing now and then for a few fleeting seconds To examine a bug, or wonder at a small flower. And then darting oil again. Impatient to he at his busy tasks. . . . Carol Faulkner Tin: ROOM It was a room Never to be remembered In the sun. When it would send a stream of priceless gold Battering like sea spray on the walls. 11 was a room Never to be forgotten In the rain and wind And torment of a many-day price; Wallpaper, brittle, vellow. Rent and clawed by impatient yellow fingernails. Fingernails of Time. Walls, shadowed bv a memory and the flicker of another Light . . . Bevcrhf, Watkins 1 met Ellen last summer when she was “four’na' half years old. More pan-like than Pan. more elusive than a fox, and more beguiling than Circe was this small though singular personage. Under her short thatch of sunnv golden hair was a mis- chievous. alert little mind. The realms of Ellen's imagination were boundless and because of this, she was easily enter- tained. We spent many long hours conversing with the lady- bugs or having tea with Davy Jones, aged fifteen, a charming acquaintance who dwelt in the bottom of the pool. Daw was one foot tall and possessed a beard which reached his knees. Another favorite pastime was fishing. Wo performed this sport sitting on a rail fence and catching leaves from an adjacent bush. The leaves of course were the fish which miraculously had their names inscribed ii| on them. Her curiosity was insatiable and many ol tin- questions she asked arc those that adults would like to know the answers to also. A characteristic of the four-year-old is to ask questions about God. but Ellen turned the tables and told me about Card instead. II and she were good friends. A WATERFALL Cnarlcd fingers «f ice Clutch the rocks Which once formed the background For a waterfall. But now Nature prevents Its usual gushing of water. How like a human’s hand. Desperately grasping. Clinging to the last remnants Of former power. Its progress stymied By a Higher Something. . . . Patsy Hoey EN and it seems that Cod is having troubles with His wife. I was also informed that He is quite bald. By far the most outstanding characteristic of mv petite friend was her pair of startlingly large brown eves, which were the very expression of her puckish self. Thev laughed, they llirted, the)' questioned, thev examined, thev accused, and thev plotted. When these orbs were closet! in slumber, she was robbed of all her satanic qualities, and she could almost be termed angelic. Unfortunately she slumbered but little, for she possessed an inexhaustible supplv of energy. F.verv fiber of her sun- hrou cd being was alive anti alert. Being extremelx well co-ordinated and fleet of foot, she led me on many a wild- goose chase. It delighted her to have me puffing and panting in the rear while she. like a capricious sunbeam, flitted ahead just out of my reach. I pray that as long as she lives F.llen will keep her sense ol Inn and laughter, her energy and wonderful imagination so that she will always be what she is now. a bright spot in the lives and hearts of all who know her. . . . nnc Coulter TIIE C R E Publius Versum Day dawned bright, which was fortunate, because if it had rained, a national crisis would have oc- curred. All the arrangements had been made for the national holiday: every home was required to have a television set, all schools, stores and factories had been closed, and the po- lice force had been doubled to make sure that everyone was in his own home at the appointed hour. This last was really not necessary, for not a person would dream of missing the event of the decade, the reading of his new poem bv the poet-especiallv-laurcate. Publius Versum. He had been work- ing on this poem for ten years, polishing and perfecting it to a masterpiece, and at last he was to present it to the whole country. Precisely at ten o’clock, the Armv, followed by the Nation- al Guard, the Coast Guard, the Publius Versum Guard, and the Publius Vcrsum’s Notelxrok Guard marched impressively up the avenue to the palace, given him by the President, where the great man lived. As they stood outside waiting for Publius to come forth, the five thousand piece band struck up a light fanfare. In a difficult passage, a flute committed the unforgiveable sin of quavering on a note within earshot of the Most-Honored, and was promptly sentenced to five years in jail. When Versum finally appeared, everyone had to look twice to make sure that it was really he; for all tin- men of the country had grown red moustaches and black evebrows, like Publius’, and all the women of the country had blond shoulder length hair, also like Publius'. But when his up| ointed escort had made sure it was Publius, he was taken to the new broadcasting studio which had just been built to accommodate the five new networks created in his honor. So tin1 big moment had arrived. Throughout the land, every man, woman and child sat tensely by a television set. awaiting the first exciting glimpse ol The Idol. And after the brief half-hour of introduction. Publius' beloved face appeared on the screen. As lie made his opening remarks, he flipped his head a little impatiently. A new gesture to imi- tate! Excitedly, the unseen audience flipped 'their heads in like manner. “Friends. Every mouth was open in anticipation. My new masterpiece, created over a period of ten years, has tor its theme the beautiful subject of ‘wintertime.' Every word has been thought out to the utmost. It is perfect. And now. my poem.' Publius struck a graceful | o.se in front of the cameras, and with a touchingly beautiful and soulful look in his eves, a true sign of an artist he delivered his work in dramatic, ringing tones. The snow, the snow. Oh ho. oh no. . . . Carol i'anlkncr lit the him! of tlolhn hills s i: n i o r i, i m ; n c k s We had the front seats in assembly. Which we hoped underclassmen would envy. Our vision was fine. And ditto the spine; We sighed and said, Isn’t this heav'nly-” There once was a mad man called Amos. Whose philosophy much did inflame us. Said Miss Simmons. You’ll boil If on this you don't toil! So we all got it in. You can’t blame us. We all cringe when they mention “exam,” And resignedly mutter, “Oh, 1---. Nerves are quite tense. Oh. where is my sense? There’s but one thing to do and that’s cram! We seniors had waited for vears. And not without many real fears, For that glorious day— For our studies the pay— When we got our rings—amid tears. From Brookside, to Kings wood, to college— What more could you ask to get knowledge? Fond memories we’ll keep As through life we do leap And love of all three we’ll acknowledge. There’s a place where seniors all go, Whether spirits are high or low; Cigarettes and cokes And always good jokes— —The cabin—we all love it so. There was a young singer named Lin, Whose soprano was thin as a pin. In assembly one day, The whole structure gave way; What she did to poor Grieg was a sin. To graduate, to graduate, to graduate? Oh. graduate, oh, graduate, oh. graduate. You graduate. I graduate. I graduate. You graduate. We graduate, we graduate, we graduate! MYRTLE GERTRUDE CIA 17. Mert- Cert Pimples Phlegmatic, ugly, dishonest, blah The most unpopular girl in our class No friends, no interests, no hope (.'racked voice and vile sense of humor Oh! Those spring vacations at Alcatraz! (Com mtcd after writing eulogies of fifty-six charming seniors) uiiVB CLAS 5tfZN H A I) I O A N1) T. V. Big Town—Birmingham Man Around the House—Amlv l aughing Academy—Biology class will� M. Tomlinson You Asked For It—Demerit slip Hour of Charm—Recall Portia Faces Life—The Faculty Lights Out—Time for Imm in the dorm ('harm Kitchen—Home Ec. Sus tense—Exam wet k Murder In Fx terls—Dissection in biology Double or Nothing—Dieters Stranger Than Fiction—I-«tin {)uict Sanctuary—Study Hall Grand Slam—Desk drawers in Study Hall Beauty Clinic—Locker Boom A LETTi Dear Mama, A horrible fate overtook me vesterdav. I Cot Sick! t first I wasn’t going to go to the infirmary, but when I found I could barely get out of bed. I realized my time had come. I didn’t take much of anything into the infirmary with me, just my roommate’s radio, six movie magazines, a copy of Seventeen, three love comics, mv lxw ks, pins good old Vanity Fair, and of course some minor necessities such as a tooth brush, a comb, etc. When I staggerer! into the infirmary. Mrs. Keon took one horrified look at my throat and put me and my equipment to bed. That ««•ally suited me fine, and just as I was thinking rather pleasant thoughts about infirmary life in general, 1 received a ghastly shock. They were planning to CURE me and that didn't mean letting me lie still either. First 1 was informed that my gargle’ was waiting (in which state I was inclined to let it remain), but I hated to be rude; so I fumbled mv wav out of bed and into the bath- room. There I was presented with mv “gargle. which I must say didn’t really seem to have much as gargles go (no bub- bles), but I gargled it anyway (I assume one does gargle gargles). After that was over, I decided it was time lor me to return to bed; so I thoughtfully pointed myself in the general direc- tion of what I hoped was bed. It wasn’t. In fact I found my- self seated on an antiseptic looking chair in the office (where I seemed to have drifted). I was presented with two pink - STATION K.S.C. Welcome Traveler—When you’re caught loitering in the corridors Stamp Us—Faculty’s motto on a test Headless Horsemen—(,'ranbrook The Voice—Sv v P. A. system To Be Announced—White cards Telephone Hoar—Day students' reason for unprepared homework Ladies Be Seated—Miss Bolt’s history class Xewsof the Day—Announced at Assembly Life Begins at -SO—For those who are fortunate enough to graduate when they reach that age. Take A Holiday—But remember to study Life Can Be Beautiful—And will be bv June 14th. . . . Janet Maas r; n n o m i: pills which I obligingly swallowed, hoping to get myself in good standing. The only comment I received, however, was, Open your mouth a ide, please. Now say ’ahhh .” Still cheer- ful. I ahhhcd. when much to my horror a flame-colored poison gas was sprayed into mv poor defenseless throat. I knew then that they must be planning to choke me. but I fooled them—1 didn’t choke. After that heartless attack on mv very life I was more wary. When they gave me another pink pill, I didn’t swallow it; I just let it lie in my mouth. Only after it had dissolvet! did I discover I was supposed to suck it. That subterfuge really put me on mv guard. Next who should come to look at me but the Doctor him- self. lie seemed to think that it (whatever it was) was in my glands. That’s when he discovered my lump. Was lie surprised! Then for a while I though ho was going to cable Mayo’s and have it out on the spot. However, I finally convinced him that my lump was under the constant super- vision of Dr. S. It. Mathews, a Mavo man himself (I’m not sure that’s exactly true but I was desperate ', who would be extremely irritated if anyone started tampering with it. He subsided, and, weak but still fighting I was allowed to return to my nice. soft, white, downy, warm, cuddly (overrated) bed. when- I resumed the state of coma from which this letter has been written. bove and kisses. Grctchen . . . Grctchen Meyer ELEVENTH GHADE Atlioff, Rosann 3181 Hopewell PI., Toledo, Ohio Janet Maas Patrieia Bans eric 1-171 Glengarv. Birmingham. Mieli. Mary Sue Martin Susie Bcftrdslex 3055 Quarton Road, BhHimfield Hills. Mieli. Barbara Mason Martha Bemis . 2720 Yorkshire ltd . Rte. 1, Birmingham, Mieli. Jane Mcltrcr Sue Blair 36 Oakland Park. Pleasant Bulge, Mieli. Li . Metcalf . . Robin Bov.ird Citv Point. Florida Crctclicn Nleyer Audrey Braun 1552 Tottenham, Birmingham. Mieli. Katy Micou Beverlv Brown 1325 E. Broadway, Ml. Pleasant, Mieli. Vicki Middk-ton Mary Burns 215 Division St.. Pctoskey. Mich. Judith Miller Sara Burrows 1657 Broekway St., Saginaw. Mieli Kit Nolle Mars lam Carahui 472 298 St.. Toledo. Ohio Marx Nunneley Mimi Chapin 20050 Renfrew. Detroit. Mieli. Joan Palma Joan Currie 959 Koimesaw, Birmingham. Mieli. Susie Paterson Judy Kbling 19159 Berkeley Road. Detroit. Mieli. Lvnn Romney Marilyn Fisher 606 First St.. North Muskegon, Mich. Jo Rothinan Jean For Ires 267-1 Wrenford ltd.. Shaker Heights. Ohio Marilyn Sehirmer ’Sandra Creenshield Box 57A. Rte. -I, 32-12 Okcmos ltd. Mas Mieli. la-slie Slagle Betts llamadx 121 Welch Blvd., Flint 1. Midi. Andrea Snyder Ann Harris 605 S. Kinney Blvd., Ml. Pleasant. Midi. Ann Sterritt Juliana Hauser 182-13 Birchcrest Dr.. IX-lruit, Mieli. Joan Thayer Diane Holbrook Summit laxlgo, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada Dorsev Wier Marv lam Holmes 151 Lincoln Blvd., Battle ('reek, Midi. Martha Wiles Nancv Holmes 1030 Fairfax, Birmingham. Midi. Nancy Wonnliergcr Gav Kersten 375 Idh-wvld Dr.. Ft. LaiKlerdale, Florida Gay Wright Onorine Laverv 1612 Crescent Dr.. Flint 3. Midi. Claire ZimiiH-nnan Gwen Luce . . . Box 278. Bloomfield Hills. Mich. Polly Zook . . 5201 Cambridge. Dclriiil, Mk'li. 501 South Fast St.. Fenton, Midi. 18600 Fairwav Dr., Detroit, Mich. 20 VarU.ro. Bloomfield Mills. Mich. 10511 Berkeley Rd., Detroit. Mich. 839 Reilly Rd.. Wyoming 5. Ohio lame Pine Hoad, HI......tin-1 I Mills. Mii’li. 205S Ilo . IihikkI l)r Fast Grand Hapids. Mieli. 611 Nurmi Court. Hay City. Mieli. Signal Mill ltd.. Springfield, Ohio 50 S. Wilson Blvd., Ml. Clemens, Mieli. 5115 Alira Avo.. Honolulu. T.ll. 885 Westwood. Birmingham, Mich. I860 Balmoral Dr., Detroit, Mieli. 508 Linden Rd.. Hirmingh.im. Mieli. 2055 Gratiot Ave., Saginaw. Mich. 152 Oaklawn Ave., Battle Creek, Mieli. 1001 Kenwood Court. Birmingham, Mieli. 20 Poplar Park. Pleasant Ridge, Mieli. 225 Eason Ave., Highland Park 2, Nlieh. .....................Minor Ave., Stratford. Conn. ......................1318 Blanchard, Flint. Mich. Cranhrook School, Hloomlicld Mills, Mieli. 17851 Hamilton ltd . Detroit. Mieli. 25861 Pembroke Rd.. Huntington Woods, Midi. Hedgehog Rd.. P.O. Box 556. Bradford. Penn. C o.vv Frcsitlfnt 4:30 BUS Oh clear, here comes Wally. It must he -1:30 already. It seems as though I never get any rest around here. No sooner do they get off when it's time for them to get on again. I don't think my axle is going to hold up much longer. Just wait until it does break down right in the middle of no where: then they will be sorry. Here they come screaming, laughing, pushing. You would think that they had never seen me before. 1 wish that girl would be more careful. She’s going to break my door down one of these days. Ouch! Fatso had better lose some weight be- cause my seats won’t be able to stand much more of her Imuncing around. Oh. oh. she's got some ice cream today. Look out! There it goes right on mv new seat cover too. Hev, watch where you are poking that knitting needle. Thank heavens there are only a few left. What is that I hear? Don’t tell me they are going to sing On Top Of Old Smokey again? They have sung it so much that the air is getting thin from the high altitude. At last the last person is off. Now maybe I can go back to the garage for a few wonderful hours of rest until morning. . . . Louise Marlin B B O TII i: B S To me brothers are the most wonderful relations on this earth. At one time, when my brother was al out ten. I would have told you just tin- opposite. We had numerous fights which alwavs ended with me the loser and mv pig-tails much tin- worse for wear. Since mv mother never allowed us to tattle, these battles were al- ways very one-sided. I guess mv brother didn’t believe in chivalry. When lu- went a wav to school three vears ago. his attitude toward me changed immensely. Now. there is no one in the familv that I would rather tell mv troubles to. lie treats me more like his best girl than his little sister. Instead of hating to have me tag along, he asks me to come, and takes me everywhere under the sun. Last summer lie took me to mam polo games, on several dates, and even went so far as to risk his life hv teaching me to drive. He also has made me very popular among the girls, for all I have to do is pull out his picture, and many girls are suddenly attached to me and want to come home to v isit me. All in all. 1 wouldn't trade mv brother for unvthing in the world, although. I imagine il he reads this, there will be another complete change in his attitude. . . . Hapinj Doll TENT II Sally Arnold Susan Bartli Susan Bergdahl Tricia Cwsar Rosalind Carmichael Lee Cooper I Creighton Kay Deskin Mary Gay Doll Linda Everett Marcia Grecnsliicld Joan Giirdjian Peggy I l.iiii|� nn Eleanor llarliert Carol lleilhrun Betsy llirslifeld Mary Lou Hewlett Linda llulliiiger Patty IlnmiiM'l Frances Kvos Alice Lewis Margaret McCaul 21275 11-Mile ltd.. Birmingham, Midi. 2LS Superior. Saginaw. Midi. 28 Norwich ltd.. Pleasant Kidge, Midi. ........................ilarlmr Beaeli, Midi. 12850 Longacre. IX-troit. Midi. 1822 Clenwav Dr.. Cedar Rapids. Iowa Rte. 3, Allendale, Terre llaute. Ind. Rose-sear Dr.. Rte. 7. Birmingham, Midi. . . . 207 Monos, Ml. Clemens, Mich. 702 Fairfax, Biimiugliam, Midi. Box 57A. Rte. 4, 3242 Okemos Hd.. Mason. Midi. 19385 Renfrew Kd.. Detroit 21. Midi. . 20066 Briardifl Rd.. IX-troit 21. Midi. 2022 Gratiot. Saginaw. Midi. 4570 Orchard Lake Rd.. Orchard Lake. Midi. 3184 Morningview Terraco. Birmingham, Mich. 20026 Shrewsbury ltd . Detroit 21. Mich. 223 Brighton Rd.. Spiingfield. Ohio 2435 Devon Lane. Birmingham. Mich. . . Cranhrook ltd.. Bloomfield Hills. Mich. 424 K. Woodland Axe.. Ferndale, Mich, lame Pine ltd . Bloomfield Hills. Midi. c; r a i) i: Mary Jo McCoy 4381 Main St.. Brown (.'its. Mich. I-on iso M.ntin 5835 W. Outer Or.. Detroit 35. Midi. ‘Alice Mohler 538 Southfield ltd . Birmingham, Micli. Margaret Miinoe III! Bracbiirn ltd. Flossnumr. Ill Sharon O'Gnrnian 1 -IT Ablx-y Rd.. Birmingham. Midi. Ann Oslxiru Martcll ltd . Bloomfield Hills, Midi. (Jail Rose no ... 1861 I Birdicrcst Or., Detroit. Midi. Sliaron Sanders .... Rte. I. Box 269. Crosse lie, Mich. Beverly Seales . . 311 Westwood. Birmingham, Midi. Shelley Scarney 5400 Pontiac Trail. Rte. 5. Pontiac. Midi. Jeanne Seaborn........................ 328 llcndrie. Itoval Oak. Midi. Louise Sherrill 1481 W Lincoln. Birmingham. Midi. Kli al etli Steggall W'iImhi ltd.. Blnouilield Hills. Mich. Sara Stevens Rte. 8. Alta West ltd.. Mansfield. Ohio Mary Abbott Terry 736 Craeficld Ct . Birminghani. Mich. Sheila Thorpe 1)55 I.nne Pine ltd . Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Sara Jane Trythall Box 33. Orchard Lake. Midi. Barbara I'nderhill 1483 Cranbrook ltd.. Birmingham. Mich. Kh alieth Wallace 18900 Sorrento, Detroit 35. Mich. Jan Walters 3410 Cambridge ltd.. Detroit 21, Mich. Mildred Zeder Oidiard Ridge ltd.. Bloomfield Hills, Midi. Clu.ts Prrsi lrnt AUTO MY BIOGRAPHY by Goe Jisli My name is Goe Jisli. I was born a nery vonnal child, but as I grew. I develight a sloped spefect in (leech. Because of this, I was not admitted to the schublic jmk� !. so I went to Brookcran. I enform the fifth tered but safter coring 1(X) per cent on mv teve est, was promoted to the sank of renior. At Brookcran I was liery vappy and po sopular that a bout ajoke me was crinted in the pane wcvcrv eek. which relitelv did not poveal my spefective deech. I entered into many intivities accluding the cloking Smuh. and the Clanasta Cub. I was chairman of the Cautee Oort Committo. I like Kiugsions and Clarwood, and I chap haterones. A ittle lafter gradu mvation (I graduated Magna Cum Lousv). I walk wasing by Christ Church, when I spotted one of those delie wood Kingsious girls. But as I fa zed upon her lovely gonii. 1, with a pittle lush join the fruniors. walked into a inopcn anhole and perished. . . . Dricka Marlin PERPETUAL Fire is the element of life. Its jumping, bursting, vivacious flames. And ever upward movement. Its long fingers fighting high Striving, striving to get somewhere Are life itself. It's in the soldiers. In the eternal love of their country. It's in friendship, in love of mankind It’s in little children, striving to achieve farawav goals. Just like the fingers of fire, striving, upward. It's in the workmen, masons, the streelclcancrs It's the fire of hope and enthusiasm. The effort to become better. It's in the children, keeping them going to school It’s something inside— Maybe the ambition to learn. Fire is in the countenance of every person alive I lave you seen it? l-ook around you. On some faces, it’s the continuous struggle to progress. On others, it's the flame of honestv. In still others, it's the burning flame of good w ill. Each indiv idual trait is a fire. Fire should be kept alive; For il it should die llumanitv would hopelesslv cease. . . . Marih n Malone LiiAmie Ault-pj� Joan Bailey Leal Blakeman Melinda Booth Jacqueline Brozo Mary Campbell Kay Came Jane Clark Catherine Curtice Virginia Dawson Lynn Diil a Judy Earle Sally Fisher Ellen Flint Lynda Genthe Mamie Crat Sara Craves Lynne lleinriek Betts Ann Hill Julie Hutchins NINTH 29920 Ardmore Dr. Rte. I, Farmington. Mich. 2 4 College St.. Battle Creek, Mich. 5905 Wine Lake Bd.. Bte. 1. Birmingham, Mich. . . . Tliornlca. Bloomfield Hills. Mich. 91-4 Shirley Dr.. Birmingham. Mich. 189-45 Mmrlaud As� -.. Detroit 21, Mich. 19520 Argvle Crescent. Detroit 3. Mich. 212 Maumee St.. Jonesvillc. Mich. 1810 (Kerhill Dr., Flint. Mich. 9850 Livernois. Detroit. Mich. 10851 Bigelow Bd.. Davishurg. Mich. 2-4275 1-4-Mile Bd.. Birmingham. Mich. 606 First St.. North Muskegon. Mich. 60t 0 Middlelx-lt B l., Birmingham. Mich. 301 Biddle Avo.. Wyandotte. Mich. 519 Wimhleton, Birmingham. Midi. 28 Denison St., Oxford, Mich. 19143 Berkley Bd,. Detroit. Mich. 1277-4 Vernon Ave„ Huntington Woods. Mich. 190 Ottawa Dr.. Pontiac, Mich. G R A D E Joanna Kellogg 1876 Northlawn. Biriningliain. Midi. Barbara Knoblock . 8 Shallow Lane. Box 80, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Joan Lang . . .. 43 Oxford Rd.. Pleasant Ridge, Midi. Jeanne Luce Box 278. Bloomfield Hills. Midi. Martha McDonald 1472 Cranhrook Rd.. Biriningliain. Midi. ®Marilyn Malone 8165 llendne Bhd . Huntington Woods, Midi. Ilcndricka Martin 1955 Wellesley Dr., Detroit 2. Midi. Martha Mdircr .... 29 Yarboro, Bloomfield Hills. Midi. Sally Michelson .... 19345 Strathcona. Detroit 3, Midi. Mum Neely 8232 lleudrie Blvd., Iluntiuglon Woods. Midi. Judith Nelson 1443 Braehurn Rd., Flossmoor, III. Ann Oliver.................... 278 W. Iroquois Rd, Pontiac, Mich. Ann Palmer........................ 3034 Algonquin. Toledo, Ohio Frances Py le 3139 Canterbury Rd.. Tnpck a, Kansas Peggy Russell 1291 W. State Fair. Apt. 304, Detroit, Midi. Belli Saylor 412 Hanna, Birmingham, Mich. Marlene Schroeder 11 Devonshire. Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Gayle Smith .... Martell Dr.. Bloomfield Hills. Midi. Jane Underhill 1483 Cranhrook Rd.. Birmingham, Midi. Carole Wiechmann 35 Davis Dr.. Colfside, Saginaw. Mich. C rtwt 'resident I () X i: S B E A C II Brilliantly colored beach umbrellas— Warm golden sand— Bright ravs of sunshine— The shimmering, blue, ocean cap{X d with Sparkling foam— Saltv breezes— This is the scenic enchantment of Join's Beach. Hot dogs taste better than ever smothered In mustard— Salt water talfv is the best ever made— People shouting— Children screaming— Portable radios blaring— Beach balls landing on your head— Sand kicked in your face— This is the gav enchantment of Jones Beach. Full yellow moon— Soft balmy breezes— Sweet scented perfume— Magical music— Tinkling laughter sounding above hushed voices— Lovers on the boardwalk— Fires glowing on tin- now cool sand— This is the soft enchantment of Jones Beach. . . . Judy l:rost TUE BATTLE OF TIIE V IN D S Have you ever wondered what started the first hurricanes and tornados? You haven’t? Well, I'll tell you. This story was told to me l� v a descendant of Nosov, who was the king of a particular tribe of dinosaurs. It seemed that Jupiter was very angry, and he had a very good reason to be. All of the dinosaurs, except those of Nosey’s tribe, were running his estate. There were great holes, and the bushes and trees had been up-rooted. It was terrible, and Jupiter felt that he had to get revenge. He thought and thought and thought. He finally remembered that the gods of the winds were quarreling and he sent a nasty note to the North wind, the South wind, and the East and West winds. The notes were very insulting, and each wind challenged the other to come out in open battle at the same place at the same time. Now. Nosev knew that Jupiter would do something soon, and he didn't want any part of it. since his tribe hadn't done anything. I le led them to a green spot on an unknown island on tin- very Southern tip of the earth. When the four winds met at the appointed spot, thev were furious at each other and they blew and blew and blew. Somehow they ended up blowing in the same direction, and they blew so hard and at such a terrible speed that the water of the sea made a very heavy rain. Between the wind and the rain, trees and everything within their reach were des- troyed. Never since in our historv has a dinosaur been seen except lor the one who told me this storv. and we still have the hurricanes and tornados that are started bv the winds when they are angrv. The only reason that I know this is because Nosev stood at the entrance to the green spot at the unknown island at the Southern tip of the Earth and watched the great battle. . . . Ann Hammonds EIGHTH Jam! A merman Joanne Arnfcld Catherine Ik'inis Barbara Blackwood Man Blair Jean Butler •Jerady Carter Cynthia Cole Leslie Denison Peggy Durham Vicky Foley Judith Frost Gail Ccrhardt Cecily C � ldinan Annette Hammonds Eleanor llaiiwr . . 2516 Carman Dr., Royal Oak. Mich 1890 Strathcmia Dr.. Detroit 3, Mich 2720 Yorkshire Rd . Rte. I. Birmingham. Mich 31 Ottawa Rd.. Pontiac, Mich 36 Oakland Park. Pleasant Ridge. Mich Lake Angelas. Pontiac, Mich 1585 Lone Pine Rd.. Rte. • . Pontiac. Mich 403 Albany, Femdale. Mich 18093 Wildcmore Ave., Detroit, Mich 19512 Canterbury. Detroit. Mich . . 2852 Old Orchard Dr. Pontiac. Mich 15:50 Cranbrook Rd.. Birmingham. Mich lame Pme Road, Bloomfield Hills, Mich 18515 Muirland. Detroit 21. Mich 745 Abbey Rd., Birmingham. Mich 575 Dravton Ave.. Femdale, Mich G R A D E Susan Ilodges .'Mil Gallogly Rd.. Lake Angelus, Pontiac. Midi. Cynthia Inglcson Fox and Hounds Inn. BIiKtinfield Hills. Mich. Kendra Isbey 19175 Argyle Crescent IX’troit 3. Micli. Jane McKenzie .... 32300 Lahser, Birmingham, Mich. Janice Malone 8165 Heudirc Blvd.. Huntington WikkIs. Mich. Suzanne Oiiinn IIS7 Cranhrook Road. Birmingham, Mich. Jane Romney .... 1860 Balmoral l)r.. Detroit 3. Mich. Ia-e Rothherg........................18121 Pennington. Detroit. Mich. Anne Saunders 201 S. Glengary Rd., Birmingham, Mich. Samira Sisson 1215 Pontiac Trail. Rte. 3. Pontiac. Mich. Martha Stanley ... 21 Cambridge, Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Jov Staunton 4218 Seminole Dr., Royal Oak, Mich. Catherine Sterritt 20 Poplar Park, Pleasant Ridge. Mich. Svlvia Trvthall............................Box 33. Orchard laike, Mich. Marjorie VanDusen 1015 V.aldington Rd., Birmingham. Mich. Joan Wcttlaufer............................................Caseville, Mich. Class President 7 II E I ICIIT The stallion of red. The stallion of white. They challenge each other to a fight. They plunge, Thev lnnge. And how each one bled. Then the red horse was dead. . . . Giovanna Doha A FOX Caught was the fox Tight in a box, Poor little fellow is he. But I'd very much rather it was the fox Than sweet little lovable me. . . . Dianne Alt house WIIE N I a F T BIG When I get big and have a house all mv own. When I can have 'most anything. 1 think I'll buy a dog Then mavbe a cat. And then a koala bear. I'll even buv the zoo. But I won't stop there. For I'll get a lvre bird. I ll do all that when 1 get big And have a house all my own. . . . Mary Rogers 1)0 YOUR PART I lave yon ever late at night Stayed out and seen a campfire bright? Here’s the wav it seems to me. Besides being wild, besides being free, splitting and spitting and roaring and pouring and snapping and crackling and breaking and shaking and dancing, entrancing, and darting and parting and working and jerking anti glittering and frittering and burning and spurning. Just think, mv good fiends. What fire can do. And put all your fires out when you’re through. . . . Vieky Sunnelcy Rainbow caiulybari SEVENTH GRADE Dianne Allhousr...........................1-130 Nokomis Dr., Lake Orion, Mich. Nancy Bcicr.......................25530 Parkwood. Huntington Woods. Mich. Scan Beveridge..............................10113 llcno, Detroit 21. Mich. Ciovanna Dolza............................10512 Bigelow Hd., Davislnirg, Mich. Ann Graf...............................510 Winihlcton, Birmingham. Mich. Nancy llamill........................... 18724 Dolores, Birmingham, Mich. Jeanne Hargreaves......................... 750 Wood.de Hd., Birmingham, Mich. Judith Harris.......................... 19434 Gloucester, Detroit 21. Mich. Gmstamv Kellogg........................ 1876 Northlawn. Birmingham. Mich. Dclphia Lamherson........................ 31435 Bingham Hd., Birmingham, Mich. Victoria Nunnelcy.......................Bingham Lane, Birmingham. Mich. Norma Peti.x...................... 6765 Orinoco Circle. Kte. 1. Birmingham, Mich. Linda Hakes............................... 1234 Glcngarv H«l., Birmingham, Mich. Marv Rogers....................... 8654 llcndrie Blvd.. Huntington Woods. Mich. Jocelyn Scofield...........................15 Oxford Hd., Pleasant Bulge, Mich. Susan Simons ........... 19005 Parksidc, Detroit 21, Mich, Janice Wainger .......... 1-160 Wellesley Dr.. Detroit 3. Nlich. Jam- Wert...........................No. 1 Faculty Row, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Anne Wilson........................ 783 llupp Cross Hd.. Birmingham. Mich. Linda Zukcrman.........................19291 Warrington Dr.. Detroit, Mich. 0 ('law President 0 • 1 ♦ 0 0 0 0 0 0 •0 0 0 %0 0 0 0 0 • • . • • • • JUNIOR PLAY The Late Christopher Bean Dr. Ilaggett .... Rick Foster Silvan Haggetl Margaret Armstrong Al l� Margery Tomlinson Mrs. Ila clt .... A la Ilaggett .... Gail Glover Warren Creamer Tom Stoner Tallant Dexter Beimel Riiscii Davenport .... Jim Stadler I1 JUNIOR FESTIVAL Dreamer s Holiday” SENIOR PLAY The Cradle Song, Sistt-r Sagrario . Sister Marcella The Prioress Sister Joanna of the Cross Mistress of llie Xoxiccs The Vicaress Sister Tornera Sister Inez A Monitor Doctor Sister Maria Jesus Poet (In Interlude) Teresa..................... Antonio .... I.inda Newman Gail Clover Carol Faulkner Anne Spencer Ann Fielding Kutlirvn Ix onard Lydia Irvin Judy Wainger Barbara Black Alice Kent Jackie Rowe Julia Keydel Fern Barbara Law Margery Tomlinson OPERETTA The Pirates of Penzance GLEE CLUB CURRENT EVENTS CLUB ’ ' mu : (lli in, r'i«• 1«Ini-;, Ki vde, IIih v, l.ntlivr; Imllom mu : Brown, Watkins. Mi n i, ll.lki i I president). alllrillieli. (loswlt. Hottom row: Kyes Reid I president) (Goldman BOWLING L i: T r E R S R () At KI I T V K 1N C S W () () I) November '50 ‘51 Dwir Mom. Don’t be too surprised if you s«m� u receive a rather expensive doctor's lull—Last week I tripped in a gopher hole on the hockev field and broke mv leg in several places. Speaking of hockey, our teams have had a very successful season—First Team won the plate for half a year, splitting it with Country Dav. while Second Team won the cup! And we have five girls—Jean llorrocks, Dorsev Win. Sallv I .owe, Marcia Greenshield. and Suky He id —on the All-Detroit Ilockcv I'irst ream, and one—Sheila Thorpe—on Second Team. The reason for all these accomplish- ments can be said in two words: Mrs. Mac! Well, must end this short epistle now. Love, Kitty March I k ‘52 Dear Mom, Just a quick note between classes to let you know what's going on here in the way of sports. In the first plan , the whole school is talking about the amazing feat executed by Jane Wert, a tins seventh grader. Sin how led two consecutive scores of 190 and 191! Upon hearing this. I gave up bowling and joined the modern dance class. I can now leap through the air as gracefullv as a—whoops! Ouch! There have been some exciting basketball games and badminton matches of late between the Green and White Teams, real battles to the last, yon can be sure, for everv point counts in the struggle for the banner. Well. Mom. you're probabh thinking vour daughter isn't getting any fresh air what with all these indoor sports: so I’ll dispel anv worries von mav have by telling von that I’ve been skating on the lake a lot. I’m reallv improving; in fact. I can’t he beaten . in falling. That's all for now. Love. Kitty May 19. ’52 Dear Mom. Thanks for the new tennis racket! It will surely come in handy (no pun meant this spring, with the Michigan State Open and the F.llen Wallace Tournaments coining up. Here's an exciting piece of news—Almost tipped ewer canoeing . . . 1 was chasing the swans. Gosh, tennis and canoeing .1 hadn't realized that graduation was so near! I’rettv soon Kings wood Day will he here, and well find out the answers to all the questions we've been puzzling over all Near—who next vear's team captains will be. who will win the Citizenship-Sportsmanship Cups, who will he chosen the most all-around atllkte. and most important, which team will get the Banner. Have to end now . 'cause I must practice my tennis. Again, thanks for the racket. Lose. Kitty . . . I.imla Xnvnuin STUDENT COUNCIL Top roll : J. Wainger MucArtlmr Keydel Osburn M. L. Holmes lint loin row. Isbcy S. J.Trvtlndl Coulter president) I l.nn.nh Armstrong DORMITORY COUNCIL Top row. Iliillinger Brown M. Burns Hottom roll : Zook I lerriiMnn I-owe ( president) Spencer STUDY HALL COMMITTEE Top row: Kycs Beardsley Burrows Hotlom rote: Powers Kcydel (chairman) Tomlinson Wier ACORN STAFF Top row: M. Bentis Meyer SlicrrifT Hattoni row: Wonnlierger William (editnr-in-chief) Baker Faculty Adviser: Kli alx-tli Bennett CLARION STAFF Top row: Herrmann William Vaiuleveer Keydel Knobloek Deskin Middle row: Meyer M. Bemis WoiinlxTijer Watkins (editor-in-chief) Faulkner MacArtlnir Hot tom row: Beardsley J. Harris' S. J. Trytliall Faculty Atlvlser: Del.aurice Hauer WOODWINDS STAFF Alexandra von Schoeler Jam- Philipp Palsy llocy Mary Lam Simons Sally Williams Ann Ward Ann Fielding Nokia Lenz l.imla Newman Josephine II. Waldo Editor-imOiief Business Manager laterals Kditor Literary Kditor Art Kditor Art Kditor Photography Kditor Photography Kditor Sports Kditor Faculty Advisor s v p v r ; s s ; n Nancy Allen.......................To be a senior again. Margaret Armstrong .... “Me and Daginar. Diane Baker . 1 shan't tell because time marches on tinmivcd. Barbara Barker......................................To be specific. Barbara Bellinger .... To be a deep sea diver. Barbara Black To WALK to breakfast SLOWLY some morning and still be on time. Alison Brewster . To take five davs in jail instead of the $20 fine. Martha Browning...................September 1. 1956 Betty Jo Burdick . To be ready on time for a dinner party. Cynthia Copeland To be five feet, seven inches tall. Anne Coulter To be turned loose with a squirt gun. Sally Cushman................................Freedom ! ! F.laine Darden Faster cars and slower clocks. Barbara Eichler To make a bull's-eye shot at Reddy Kilowatt. who shines through mv window from the library wing and keeps me awake until • a.m. Carol Faulkner............................Weekend at U. of M. Ann Fielding To tune the piant� in the music room. Fritzi Foss . To make plans and have them turn out right. Gail Glover..........................To be a star at the Met. Toni Gossett...................................Go back to Italy. Jackie Harris What a rhetorical question ! ! ! Barbara Hermann I lot-rod Fords and two-dollar bills. Patsy Hoey.....................To obey all mv impulses. Jean Horrocks To go down Woodward at 90 m.p.h. the wrong wav. Joan Howlett To sleep until noon on Monday. Lvdia Irvin.........................Oh. to do things legally! Alice Kent To flv a helicopter down into a volcano. Julie Kcydel...................................To be a day girl. Fern Barbara Law To run along the edge of the roof outside the practice room. Nolda Lenz .... To scream at the dinner table. Kathryn Leonard.........................To go to New York. Sally Lowe .... To set up a grill in my room. Johanna Luther To own a red convertible with moose antlers on the front. To keep out of trouble and live a normal life. To have a pretty voice. Skip MaeArthur Janet McHattie i) i: s i r ; s Carolyn Mackenzie..............................To travel. Linda Newman To throw mud at a certain somebody.’ Maria Nunez....................To scream in study liall. (.’aml Odder . To cut down tin- chandeliers in the Fisher building and hear them crash. Jane Philipp.......................To choke anvhodv. Jeanne Powers......................To sleep for a week. Sukv Reid......................To mess people’s hair. (Ei . Noil : This is NOT suppressed. Sukv. 1 Jackie Rowe . To find out. ‘Who is Yah well? Marv lam Simons To shriek Yes at a wedding when the minister asks if anyone objects. Anne Spencer .... To be the first Republican woman President. Marge Tomlinson To break all the light bulbs in the hallway by the bowling alley. Pat Umphrey......................................“Hawaii (amnio Vandeveer To move to the west coast Margaret Van Mongol.......................More weekends. Mex von Schooler “To put the Woodwinds to bed. Jinx Waingcr To cut oil Nanev Wolfner’s hair. Martha Wallbillich One good tug at the tempting hook inside the little red fire boxes found around k.S.(.. Ann Ward...........................To ski the year round. Beverly' Watkins To be a motorcycle cop or editor of the Crone. Ann Wettlaufer To get to Sheppard Air Force Base. Sally Williams To find out the meaning of “critter.” Mary William To own a broomstick operator’s license. C () M M E V C E M E V T V R A Y E R Oh. Father! In this beginning ami ending moment When Your Power Greens and suns the earth Into summer. Give us the gift of quiet prayer. Let this praver infuse in us The awareness of Your Being. You. Who are the strength Of all loving and all knowing. Show ns the wav To make this day and all days Have meaning. I lelp us make the years Distinct in thinking and full living. Let not the sadness we shall meet Freeze our hearts into winter. Nor the dark sunlessness of worrv Confuse our minds. Nor the fog of uneasiness Dim our souls. Envelop us. oh Father. In Your Heart That we mav li - in Your Will Travelling in Your Way, Toward Your Clorv. . . . Alexandra von Sehoeh r (.KNOWI I I)(.1 :MI'. Iv Mi |nsi |iliin II li. Clillnrd II. 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