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

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SALLY LYNNE YOUNG Knlrml '52: Wiltc Team; Find Prize- Art '53. '51 (ceramics): StioimI Prize Art '53. '54 (drawing); Glee Chile Chairman •( Magazine Drive ’54; Autumn Festival Committee '55. '57 (booth); Autumn Festival Committee '50 (tickets); Autumn Festival Committee- '55 (publicity); Junior Play Committees '50 (decorations ami tickets); Fashion Show Committee '56 (decorations); lant and Found Committee '57: Senior Play Committee '57 (make-up); Paicrant '54; Autumn Festival: Fashion Show; Lute Son . Well groomed, with a taste for clothes. . . ever present humor and calm poise. . . interested in people and aware of their problems. . . a beautiful smile. . . graceful and expressive hands . . . “Hi, va.“ . . . Dunston Hoad, Bloomfield Hills, Michiuan LIFE’S LITTLE MOMENTS At Senior Cabin: “Pass the potato chips!” “Will you please sit down.” “Say, wasn’t that a fabulous dance last. . “Pu-lease pass the potato chips. Quiet everyone. We have a great deal of business to. . “Anybody got an extra cigarette?” “Just one little bitty potato chip?” Chemistry Class: “But it simply is not clear to me.” “Well, if nothing else I’ve certainly learned to strike a match and to hold my nose.” Now just because that bottle looks empty doesn’t mean a thing.” English Class: “Do College Boards take into consideration that maybe I don’t like English?” “When I get to college. . . er—if I get to college.” “I do get so tired of being specific.” “Quiz? For us? Bight now? Pencil and paper? . . . I've had it! Dormitory: 7:00 a.M. Bell. They’re playing my song again. It’s featured 42 times a day.” “Ah, Spring with the lilacs and daisies, even the lake smells.” “Curtain not straight. . . 9 demerits. . .” In the Malls: “How did you ever talk him into giving you his ring?” “And that's not all. Then. . .” “Tic shoes? I thought those went out with the mud pie days.” . . . Martha Vicinus

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I AVI.’ l.'I I I.'V Wl'li'l” Kiilord 5 I : Gr.c.i Train; Green Team Captain 5$ Junior Varsit) 11 '57; Vanity Basketball '56. '57; Vanity Badminton '56; Vanity Tenni» '56; All-Detroit Homo llockey' Team '57; Cite Club, Ait Award '52 (weaving»; Second Prize Ait '.5i ceramic»); Autumn Festival Committee '53. '54, '55 tbooth): Hoste»» at Crippled Children'» Party '54. '55 SoplMimure Dance Committee- '55 (decora- tions); Midwinter Formal Committee '55 (publicity); Autumn Festival Committee '56 (script); Midwinter Formal Committee '56 (food); Junior Play Committee '56 (publicity); Fashion Show Committee '56 (decora- tions); Commencement Formal Committee '56 (food); Reception Committee '57. Vice President of Class '52; Athletic Council '53. '55; Study Hall Committi-e '56; Chairman of Study Hall Committee '57 Representative to Student Council '37; Citizenship Award '32: K Club: Christmas Play '53; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; ''Cowland Sea.'' Brigadoon. Pretty and ix-rky. . . Kings wood's messenger to the Ixiys over yonder. . . puts real effort into every job she undertakes. . . all done tip in curly brown hair and a sunny disposition. . . No. 1 Faculty Rim-. BlooinSeld llilb. Michigan MARGARET ANNE WILSON ' 1 , C.rccn Team; Junior Varsity Ilnc-kcy '33; Second Prize Art '53 (drawing); Monitor Autumn Festival Committee '53. '55. '57 (booth): Fresh- man Open House Committees '54 (poster and welcoming); Sopho- more Dams- Committee '55 (poster); Autumn Festival Committee '55 (poster): Commencement Formal Committer '55 (decora- tions); Chairman of Midwinter Formal Committee '55 (decora- tions ): Autumn Festival Committee» '36 (script ami publicity); Social Work; Clarion Reporter '56; Kfonlnr (Correspondent '56; (Chairman of Fashion Show Committee '56 (decorations); Junior Play Committee '36 (scenery); Chairman of Dad's Dinner Com- mittee '57 (favors); Chairman of Democratic Committee '57 (publicity); Chairman of Reception Committee '57 Chairman id Poster Committes- '57; Senior Play Committee '57 (set); Junior Bound Table '57; Business Manager of Clarion '37; President id Class '53; Student Council Representatise '54: Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; Lute Song.'' Nine CirK.'' lam-land Sea. Brigadoon. Intense. (Miised. gracious. . . Site's hard at work on four committees at the same time and still finds time for frieixls. . . a complexion like roses aixl dew. . . striking- ly beautiful. . . West Long Lake Road. Hloomhcld Hills. Michigan CAROL LEE WORTHINGTON £•‘•' 7' ' I . '..its Archery Te,m '56. (.Ice (.tub Autumn Festival (ammiittrrs 56 (make-up ami seem-ry): Chairman of Junior Play Committer (make-up); Social Work; Commencement Formal Com- mittee '56 (invitations); Senior May Committees '57 (make-op and props); l-o»t and Found Committer '37; llix-kcy Play Day Chairman '57; Senior Caliin President '57: Autumn Festival: Fashion Show; Lute Song. Brigadoon. Custtxlian of THE Key (to Senior Cabin, of course). . . Curly has kept ns well supplied with bridge games and potato chips. . . our migrating Floridan with a cinnamon tan to prove it. . . an easy-going gal with tales of long ago and ’way down south. . . 620 Snyder Boad. Fast Lansing. Michigan

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This is your last chance! Queen Alexandra of Spain. Weaver of Tales. The intellects. Self-explanatory. 'D' is for Dartmouth. That rcmbulx me. Frank needs a haircut. C'mon. you kids. Lost again? Cogitating Kids! Danger! Mathematicians at work. Housekeeper at heart.