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

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JUNE WOOLLARD whose membership in the class has had great influence, was our original Class President and number one girl academ- ically. VVe count it a privilege to have had her with us, to know and love her, and we feel she will always belong in a very special way to the Class of 1943, even though she is now in England with her family. l Zin flllrmnriam There former member: of the Clay: of '43 are fondly remembered. ALICIA FORTI NBERRY le , 4 'R l if 2 2 2 E 5 E s 1 E ' POLLY Hess D L. 0

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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

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