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

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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

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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

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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