University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Front Row: Pamela Underwood, Gaye Douglas, Milda Zemaitis, Lee Jacobson; Second Row: Mary Lou Liebaert, Nancy Killian, Mrs. Buckborough, Ellen Calahan; Back Row: Patricia Proctor, Judy Grzesiek, Sandra Erikksson, Sharon Adams, Bonnie Barzler, Mary Grandell, Ann Barzler, Brenda Dixon, Susan Siegel. HENDERSON Independence and self-reliance coupled with group cooperation is the keynote of Henderson House, the oldest cooperative on campus. The re- sponsibility for the care of the house and the prepara- tion of meals is shouldered equally by thirty girls who range from first semester freshman to second semester senior. Cooking skill is cultivated and readily displayed at faculty dinners and teas. ALICE LLOYD COUNCIL Service in Alice Lloyd Hall is the main responsi- bility of the Council. Comprised of the president plus the four house representatives. The Council plans activities and policies to meet various needs and interests of the girls. Fall at Michigan means football season, and the Alice Lloyd Council sponsors post-game open houses. Later in the semester, to tranquilize jittery stomachs the Council provides exam snacks. Alice Lloyd Council. Front Row: Donna Scandlin, Mary Mellin, Juliet Rich, Sue Parsell; Second Row: Elizabeth Oseff, Alice El- liott, Mrs. Ann Collar, Harriet Brownstein, Anne Schultz; Back Row: Barbara Marrion, Barbara Greenstein, Perry Kasper, Miriam Jackson, Gail Saperstein, Leslye Michlin, Mindy Mosko- witz. ' 137

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Geddes. Front Row: Lois Harrison, Donna Haney, Dona Barcy, Constance De Mille, Mary Lou Thacker, Lenore Holland, Catherine Johnson, Shirley Black; Second Row: Norma Ortwig, Lois Katsock, Carol Isotalo, Carol Schneider, Mrs. Gertrude Leidy, Eleanor Man- nikka, Suella May, Carol Tenhunen; Back Row: Vilma Ungerson, Alice Woods, Jean Hemsen, Linda Grashoff, Judy Forde, Helen Elzey, Diane Wyman, Mary Paulson, Erika Wilinski. GEDDES Take a house on top of Geddes Hill . . . Add wide-eyed freshmen . . . swinging sophomores . . . busy juniors . . . parting seniors . . . Mix with a Big-Little Sister Program ... a little Michiche- vitz for Homecoming ... an occasional date din- ner ... a Christmas Buffet ... a Spring Tea . . . a little work and a lot of fun . . Geddes House! ADELIA CHEEVER The fall of 1961 makes the 40th year that Adelia Cheever has served as a University Cooperative house for women. It ' s inception began with the generosity of the Cheevers and the Goodards, former dis- tinguished residents of Ann Arbo r. Their spirit is still reflected in the scholarship endowments given each semester to Cheever resi- dents. Adelia Cheever. Front Row: Gale Reynolds, Janet Eighmey, Audrey Shook, Kathee Poswalk, Jacqueline Gebben; Second Row: Sally Maloney, Jonene Eliasson, Emily Cutler, Ruth Hawthorne, Karol Kimmerly, Annemarie Leh; Third Row: Joyce Gritter, Susan Blake, Susan Rockey, Margaret Browning, Alberta Auringer, Caroline Schaut, Grace Beach, Mary Wibalda, Kathleen Eisele; Back Row: Jeanette Petlach, Sandra Cole, Susan Bicoll, Margaret Olajos, Mary Knott, Elaine Crosby, Ruth Leckrone, Dorothy Harhold.

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Front Row: Jane Meeuwsen, Sharon Brown, Irma Lopez, Mindy Moskowitz, Carol Fuchs, Archille Anderson, Sheila Salicoff, Mary Willis; Second Row: Bonnie Adams, Gail Cook, Alice Elliott, Susan Bauman, Mrs. Cook, Juliet Rich, Perry Kasper, Kathy Kenst- ler; Third Row: Marge Bower, Carin Justin, Rosalyn Chopman, Morine Schankerman, Melody Megerson, Sharon Repta, Martha La Crone, Judy Conable, Betty Jeter, Linda Krull, Jean Adamson, Susan Brunk; Back Row: Susan Strang, Carole Worthen, Sharon Kappel, Kay Mallary, Carole Daehler, Terry Birk, Sharon Crosby, Karin Smith, Gloria Souir, Laura Hall, Helen Symmonds, Con- stance Asbury. ANGELL Angell girls begin their indirect route to heaven with the initiation of incoming cherubs, with celestial sophomores and upperclassmen provid- ing the necessary inspiration. The path is a rigorous one, the seven story mountain beginning with football teas and terminating with Honors Dinner at which the celestial hierarchy formally recognizes the contribu- tions of the archangels. In the interim, the cherubims come down to earth to entertain for Dad ' s Day and Mother ' s Week-end. But with the dubious help of corridor 1, the little Angells are turning Lloyd heaven into a really swingin ' paradise lost. Front Row: Mary Sullivan, Helga Gotle, Luanne Lyon, Elinor Winn, Elaine Hirschl, Mary Conger; Second Row: Ann Schultz, Lois Brandwine, Mara Auzins, Mrs. Wilson, Lislye Michlin, Marcia Brilliant, Ruth Fidler; Third Row: Adrienne Ressler, Kathy Rotb, Rosalyn Krops, Sheila Katz, Barbara Ehl, Stella Pultorak, Martha Wolf, Linda Sigsby, Jerry Negele, Jan Winquist; Back Row: Nancy Fisher, Elizabeth Snow, Doris Ludwig, Marcia Jansma, Morine Schankerman, Barbara Birman, Pat Elkins, Barbara Boyston, Becky Walton, Molly Betz.