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

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CYNTHIA LANGE Cyn deserves a lot of praise, for she has kept at the top of her class in spite of all her bad luck with colds. Her steadiness won her the job of business manager of Gophnr. She made her class proud of her as the Madonna in the Christmas Tableaug however, Cyn has proved that her beauty is not only skin deep, for she is one of the gals who made the class of '43 what it is through her good will and never-ending kind- IICSS. BETTY LAFER Betty-the girl with the golden voice, executive ability, and :1 dramatic trend. She has put all three to good use. The Double Quartet, the plays Milady Dreams, Merchant Gentleman, and Twelfth Night , and the Self-Govern- ment Board have claimed her talents. She achieved the title of President of the Senior Class-and most justly. Her house has become a favorite ren- dezvous where all are welcomed, where the saddest of hearts are lifted to the gayest of spirits through Lafer's love of fun and never-ending hospitality.

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'Du 1- 3 . I 'Ha ' qcnufuvs JEAN SAYRE Bum '2 A bubbling laugh, ashmg eyes and a cheery smile on Monday morning al- ways bring jean to mind. She is 17st only for her wonderful wit but also for her love of fun. She has her ' us side, too, and has served her as well as editor of Rivirta. She also had parts in the productions of the Sandalwood Box , What Men Live By , and The Merchant Gentleman . She will best be remembered playing the piano, singing, talking incessantly, and getting A's in Latin. 'RSX udq N00 LOIS PULFER 'D 'PJ OL Living up to the proud title of Vice- President of the Symmathetea Board, Lois has done more than her share in dramatic entertainment. Her triumph came when she took the lead as Viola in Twelfth Night . She was the first May Queen's attendant in her class, and set a standard in her freshman year that has been difficult for other attendants to live up to. Perhaps Chau- cer had such as Pulfer in mind when he wrote, She was like a torch-so bright that every one may take its light and yet it never shines the less. uw-CML. sidclmnd lib ' mf toviwdlua X