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

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CONSTANCE ANDREAE KELLOGG J, 'T1 •«'Tf?m; Jl Hockey H 55: Varsity Hockey 56. 57; Var- sity Basketball '56. '57; All-Detroit Rrwtvr Hockey Tram '57; Glee Club; First Prize Art '53. '54. '55, '56 (weaving); Gold Key '56 (weaving); Certificate for Weaving '57; Five Gold Key» '57 (weaving): Honorable Mcutn n Art '52 (ceramics); Citizenship Award '53. Autumn Festival Committee '53. '54. '55 (Isooth): Cltainnan of Sophomore Dunce Committer '55 (record ); Monitor; Junior Play Committee '56 (costumes); Seventh Grade Advisor '57: Art Editor of W'ooduindt '57; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show: Lute Song. Casual, whimsical, dreamy. . . loves all animals, both real live ones and let’s pretend ones. . . lovably foggy. . . Peter Pan. . . weaving. . . fresh as a chain of new spring daisies. . . 1876 XorthUwn. Birmingham. Michigan JUDITH ANNE KNUDSEN Entered '54; White Team: Varsity Ten- nis '56; Chairman of Sophomore Dance Committee '55 (tickets); Chairman of Commencement Formal Committee '55 (floor); Hostes» at Crippled Children's Party '55. '57: General Chairman of Autumn Festival '56; Chairman of Junior Play Committee '56 (publicity); Acorn Staff '56; Editor-In-Chief of Woodu inrfi '57; Midwinter Formal Committit- '57 (decorations); General Chairman o( Democratic Party '57; Keception Committee '57; Monitor; Social Work: K Club '56; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; Nine Girls.” Willing to do more than her share. . . cheerful through all troubles. . . never forgets her promises. . . reminds us of April and misty days. . . Blessed with good taste and good judgment. . . 31500 Bingham liiMil. Birmingham. Michigan DELPHIA ALLEN LAMBERSON (:UT ‘r Art 52. 53. 54. .55. 56 (painting); First Prize Art '52 (ceramics); Second Prize Art '52 weaving); Honorable Mention Art '53. '55 (painting); Chairman id Autumn Festival Committee '53. '54. '55 (booth). Autumn Festival Committee '56. '57 (liooth); Magazine Drive '5-3; Korean Drive '54; F'rcshman Open House Committee '54 (food); Chairman of Sophomore Dance Committee '.55 (decorations): Acorn Staff '55; Commoncensent Formal Committee '55 (ilci orations); Chairman of Autumn F'cstival Committee '56 (scenery); Art Editor of Woodwindt '57: Chairman of Democratic Committee '57 (foreign affairs); Kitty Kingswood Committes- '57; Treasurer of Class '52; Secretary of Class '53: Pageant ’53; Autumn Festival; F.oh ion Show: Lute Song. Violets and ivory. . . statuesque, poised, positive. . . fascinated by the finer points of science and history, to help you. . . 31435 Bingham Hoad. Birmingham. Michigan an exponent of Creek philosophy. . . . a willing worker who'll do anything

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MARY JEANNE HARGREAVES Entered 'SI; Crcm Team; Fall Tennis Team ‘56; Glee Club; Srrand Prize» Art ’.V} (painting ami ceramics); Third Prize Art '54 (ceramic ); Autumn Festival Committee 'S3. '54 1 booth); Autumn Festival Committee '56 (script); Chapel Committee '56: literary Editor of Woodttind '57, I jilie Forest Religious Conference '56; Secretary of Class '53. '55. Treasurer of Class '54; Student Council Representative '36; Study Hall Committtee ’57; Pageant '54; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show. Iaisvland Sea. Brigadoon.” Firm hand in a velvet glove. . . cherished walks in country gardens. . . quiet concern toward people and ideas. . . Loyal, pretty, and pensive. . . Let's go home with Bonnie Jean. . . Pcmlirolcc Drive. Bloomfield Mills. Michigan , JUDITH KOBACKER HARRIS m. Green learn; Fencing Team '53. '54; Junior Varsity Hockey '34,'5.5; Varsity Goli '56; Honorable Men lion Art '32. '54 (painting): Third Prize Art '52. '53 (ceramics): First Place Kingsvcood Spelling Bee '53: First Place District Spelling Bee '53; First Prize Acorn Contest '53; Honorable Mention A com Contest '54. '56; Gold Key and honor- able mention. Southern Michigan Scholastic Writing Competition 54 ishort story); Two Gold Keys. Southern Michigan Scholastic Writing Competition '55 (poetry ami rditorial); Commendation, Southern Michigan Scholastic Writing Competitum '56 (poetry); (.7 jrion Reporter '52. '54; Clarion Editor of lamer School News '53; Clarion Feature Editor '55. '56: Editor-in-Chief of the Clarion '57; Freshman Open House Committee '51 (reception); Chair- man of Sophousorr Dame Committee '55 publicity); Autumn Festival Committee '34. '53 (booth); Chairman of Autumn Festival Committee '56 (script): Junior Bound Table '.56, '37; Junior Song Committee '56; Class President '52; Class Treasurer ‘53; Student Council Representative '37; Christmas Pageant; Autumn Festival. Fashion Show. A chatterbox with merry blue eyes. . . Priceless remarks at unexpected times. . . an apple a day. . . Interested in ideas and not a bit afraid of bard work. . . Bv the way. . . 19434 Gloucester Drive, Detroit 3. Michigan CYNTHIA LEE JENNER Tr™c}r Cl hs J Soda Fountain Committee 55. 57; Sophomore Dance Committee '55 (decorations): Autumn Festival Committee '55. '57 I booth). Junior-Senior BaiKpiet Chairman and Speaker ’56; Kctxihlican Party Chairman '57; Assistant Director of Mother's Day Program ‘56; Examination Procedure Cliairinan '57: Chapel Committee '56. '57; Clarion Reporter '56; Social Work Chairman '57; Senior Play Committee '57 (sound effects); Grace Note '57; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; Lute Song, Lowland Sen. Brigadoon.” Cyndi o’ Cyndi, tiur laughing leprechaun. . . flirtatious blue eyes and a combustible nature. . a razor sharp mind which loves to debate against overpowering odds. . . Just the one to set the world on fire. . . 119 Tudor Place, Kenilworth. Illinois

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RUBYJEAN LANDSMAN Enlruil '54; White Tram; Acorn ConUil Winner '55, '5ft; Autumn Festival Committees '5-5 (tiesorations and posters); Sophomore Dance Committee '55 (publicity): Chairman of Sons Committee '5ft; Junior Food Sale Committee '56; Autumn Festival Committee '56 (scenery); Co-Chairman of Junior Round Table '56. '57; Decoration Committee for Father and Daughter Banquet '55; Acorn Stall '55. '5ft; Acorn Editor '57; Mother's Day Program '55. '56; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show. An artist with words. . . grey almond-shaped eyes. . . vast knowledge of literature. . . a devotee of modern dance. . . captivating quips in English class. . . a pixie in red with perfect grace. . . 26)7 Fleet Street. Detroit. Michigan MOLLY ANN MAI Entered '51; Green Team; Cheerleader '58. '57; Glee Club: Sophomore Dance Committees '55 (records ami publicity); Autumn Festival Committees '56 (scenery and booth): Social Work. Chairman of Junior Play Committee '56 (tiekrts); Fashion Show Committee '56 (decorations); junior Food Sale Committee '56; Reception Committee '57: Chairman of Republican Committee '57 (civil rights); Representatise to Cleveland Religious Con- ference '57: Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; Lute Song. Spontaneous, dynamic. . . a good companion for any ad- venture. . . gav as the argyles she turns out by the dozen. . . just plain fun! . . . Stand by for another flash of merriment. . . 783 Puritan Road, Birmingham. Michigan MARCIA LEA MELET Entered '55: Crrr-n Team; Monitor; Social Work; Autumn Festival CommitU-es '56 (tickets, props, make-up I. Chairman of Autumn Festival Committee '57 (hooth): Senior Play Committee '57 (scenery); Fire Drill Captain '57. Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; ' Nine Girls.” Guess who plans those 6 a.m. fire alarms. . . Well, its over the wall tonight . . . expressive brown eyes. . . Discretion is her better part of valor. . . quiet thoughtful talks. . . 915 E. Court Street. Apt. 102. Flint. Michigan