University Liggett School - Rivista Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Woods, MI)

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Q5 .Qouve 1 fi 0 S1500 QKCPT5 via T0 I-'gov' To ClCJL.!1fl.'f0f MARY ELLEN FRY Mary Ellen has lent her ability in the drama in the Sandalwood Box, as a sheik-like Turk in the Merchant Gen- tleman, and as a shepherd in the Christmas Tableau. No doubt she will always be one of the people wherever she goes, for her humor, gayety, her love for parties and fun have given the class some of its brighter moments. Time and time again she has turned out to be that proverbial friend in need. She is a friend indeed. Heine we leo-fe Pt 1' can we drift osftl SLQ3'lL1 wg Q Tctaae UxW0'Jxliq55 0 NANETTE FONT Associate Member We have all become very fond of the latest addition to our senior class. Nanette, our most beautiful member, is also one of the most popular. Her dark locks and smiling dark eyes are the envy of all. She is not only a tal- ented artist but also famous for her boogie-woogie . She served on the prom committee and her valuable help and cooperative spirit have been truly appreciated by all. She has become, in short, a true Liggett member. L QQ, sebvol 50 noob E14 QA! mrxxovql UPN ,ILQ Nryfw-K UQ MJT Q dfyeomii. ,TYx,Qr-AJXH-Q. f

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ANN DAVIS It is a known fact that our class could not long endure without Andy. Ver- satility personified, she is capable of carrying out any task that confronts her. For example, she demonstrated her executive ability as President of the Athletic Board, and as chairman of the junior dance committee. Her dra- matic ability showed up as Peter in The Neighbors and as a Turk in 'tThe Merchant Gentleman . Ann proved her athletic prowess as captain of the freshman and sophomore base- ball, basketball and hockey teams. These accomplishments plus her won- derful sense of humor account for the indispensability- of our Andy to the class of '43, BETH CRITTENDEN Assofiate Member Critt is one of those girls who has a zest for making herself part of every- thing she enters into. So it was when -she entered the class of '43, for she became its vice-president and took over the discipline of her classmates with a judicial air. However, it's far from Beth's nature to be somber. Her gay spirit is unfailing, her smile enlighten- ing, and her manner gurgling with fun. Our only regret about Critt is that she didn't come sooner.

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MARY JO GOULD Probably the most diligent Latin, French, and geometry scholar in our class is Jo-Jo. Never at any time is she unable to respond to teacher's questions. She is always willing to lend a helping hand when she is most needed. No less famous is her love for music and her talent as a pianist. Long after we are old and gray, Jo-Io's time- ly jokes will live on. SUZANNE GENTHE For two years Sue has driven to school from Wyandotte despite gas rationing. The girls she has given lifts to are innumerable, for she is always willing to pack her car full. As a dancer in our production of The Merchant Gentleman she was superb. Her will- ingness to help and her sunny disposi- tion have endeared her to all.