Cranbrook School - Brook Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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MITCHELL BERNARD FOSTER Inn re 11 lorm V UNIVERbITY OF KANSAS Xlltkll b IS inct with suece ss lt Crxnbrook in two hlses of school life First his triendb person lhtv h IS gune el in mv friends tor nm since he arrived at Cr in brook from Birnnnghun lligb School Tlns chlracterlstlc should also insure future success utter gr xelu ltion is it his donc to this elite Second Mitch s ath le tics it Cranbrook b uc in :de lum well known and respected On the footblll field though pl iguccl with II1lllQII'Jllll'V Ind injuries, he has been alwavs con sidered 1 first string b ill pl ever Determined to make his letter, he played with injuries during the We stern Rcsene glme and clme throuffh with a touchdown The clnn is of lns tootblll c ireer It Cranbrook was the awarding of a letter this xc lr Nlitcb is one boy who mourns the discontinuation of a Cranbrook hockey te un for he ee rt unly vsould bc 1 member of the te lm He still plays hockey hoxscxer during winter sports md occ lsionallv is cxuffht playing too close to IXIIIQSWOOCI I-ootbill 6 Rifle Club 5 6 Bnooie 6 ROBERT HOWARD FRASER. JR lirztvrwl Form III PENNSYLVANIA Pcachcs as he is known to his many friends is the kind of person who takes things with an easy-going stride and never seems to let anything get him down. Arriving herc in his third form year from Battle Creek Bob soon adapted him- self to Cranbrook life. Perhaps best known for his soccer abilities for which he received his varsity letter for the last two years, he has also made noteworthy contributions to many other Cranbrook activities as well as being an all-round good student. In his junior and senior years, Bob sang with the Clee Club in the Operetta and Christmas Pageant. As for his future, Bob is hoping to fulfill his ambitions by receiving a Liberal Arts education and then perhaps going into advanced study in Civil Engineering. Shop 3, 4g Clee Club 5, 65 Operetta 55 Christmas Pageant 5, 65 Soccer 5, 6, Pre-Med 3, 45 C Club 5, G. Senior Gift Committee 6 GORDON BALLENGER FLEMING I nte red Form IV BABSON Since his entrlnce in the fourth form Fl une IS he is called b his many friends b is been known for being one ot the illustrious Flint men me for his un cqulled humor Cordon always his 1 joke for everyone except in the mornmg sincc it tlkes bun lwhile to wikc up He has been an active member of the student body ts IH lthlete student 1 member of Stevens Hall md ln activities Flune b is lettered in tennis c ich ye ir since his cntrmce ind wls one of the big guns of the team Tlns last fill hc played soccer His activities hwe been v irlcd 1nd miny he was a member of the Rifle Club C Club and the Clee Club While in the Glee Club he a pe lred in three operettas and three Christ mls Prgemts Cordon whose mir s hwe ilw ws been respectable hopes to enter Blbson College neiet fall to major in business admimstrltion Clce Club 4 5 6 Rifle Club 4 5 6 C Club 5 6 Tennis 4 5 6 Chnstmis Pigexnt4 5 6 Operctt14 5 6 Crane5 6 BROOKS 6 WALTER SEYMOUR FOSTER II Intl reel I orm IV YVILLIAMS - ack is one of the boys at Cranbrook who h is contributed much time and effort to thc school toward the development of a greater and more respected institu- tion. In addition to his duties as Prefect and wrestling co-captain, he has made the, llonor Roll. We cannot say however that ack is all work and no play because be considers carrying out his duties as play. On the wrestling mat his team-mates know that he enjoys working hard and helping others obtain the high idcals maintained bv ack. During wrestling practice wrestlers personal- itics are exposed to all and acks team-mates can see that though he is only of average ability he has worked to become one of the standouts. Whether on the athletic field or behind a desk ack will do well after graduation with the qualities he has dex eloped and displayed at Cranbrook. Regular Prefect 6' Glee Club 4 5 6- Operetta 4 5 6' Christmas Pageant 4 6- NVre-stliny, 5 6 ico-captainjg C Club 5 6 tsecretaryj' Crum' 4 5.

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