Cranbrook School - Brook Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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RICHARD FRANKLYN BOUTON Iinterczl Form IV The return of Richard F. Bouton from Crosse Ile to the halls of Cranbrook marked the official opening of school last September. His room on second Hoor Marquis has been a traditional afternoon conventicle of dayboys and inmates, usually those of athletic fame, who sat around and shot the breeze until it was time to report for sports. Dink has been an asset to his hall, serving on ma'iy committees. He was the Marquis representative on the Homecoming Committee last fall. This notorious week-end night watchman of Academy Row and fleet-footed member of the 880 relay team plans to continue his studies at Ann Arbor. Track 53 C Cluh 6, Homecoming Committee fig Marquis Social Committee 4, Marquis Disciplinary Committee 4. 6 tChairnianj. FREDERICK HEINZ BRENDER Entered Form IV Whether Fred is espousing the cause of fuel injection as a coming automotive trend, winning a French medal, enjoying his satisfying association with the Smoking Club tfall and winter only Mr. Mt-Ewen? or helping Cranbrook win another track meet, you can he sure he is following these pursuits with a sense of full enioyinent. Not a notable lighter of academic fires at Cranbrook, Fred has nevertheless been able to maintain a gentlemanis grade in his studies. His easy nonchalance, friendly manner, and natural affinity for the subterranean reaches of Page Ilall have become widely known. Fred plans to join the Cran- brook delegation headed for the University of Michigan. Smoking Committee 6, jasper Reid Awards 5, 6, Detroit News NVriting Award 5, A.A.'l'.F. Award 5, Track 5, 6. I EARL KINGSLEY BODMAN LOUISIANA STATE Ifntererl Form IV Bods is heahf' was the cry of the multitudes at various Cranbrook social functions as the King of Bodmanu arrived, fashionably tardy. Gaining laurels as a social connnittee and Ilomecoming committee member, he most capably took over a regular prefectship late in the first semester. This crimson-faced delegate from Baton Rouge has left his own Mason-Dixon line language and pointed lnunor with Eshelman and Stevens Hall. His extracurricular forte has been the rifle club, where he has excelled in riflery to become a top-flight member of the highly select rifle squad. Undoubtedly, his personality will captivate his classmates at Louisiana State next fall-and probably during classes. Rifle Club 5, 64 Archery 5, Stevens Social Committee 64 Homecoming Committee 6, Regular Prefect 6. MICHIGAN JOHN JAY BRANDT HILLSDALE Iintererl Form IV Always ready to exchange a friendly greeting or to listen to anyone's troubles describes johnis condescending personality graphically. A mellow blend of friendliness and seriousness, john has come to be known as a perfect example of the ever-contented day boy since his entrance into Cranbrook in the fourth form, A devoted member of the Clee Club, john has taken part in the Christmas pageants and operettas for the last three years. Looking into the future, john would like to enter the Held of teaching. He is particularly inter- ested in history or English, which he intends to study while attending Albion. Glee Club 4, 5, 63 Pageant 4, 5, fig Operetta 4, 5, 6, jasper Reid Awards G5 Detroit News Xvriting Awards 5, 6. MICHIGAN

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KENNETH ALLAN CAMERON Entered Form IV In his last two years at Cranbrook Ken has enjoyed academic and extra- curricular success due to a varied and avid interest in Cranbrook life. His two greatest achievements were his reign as Lower School Prefect and Press Club chairman. This past year he was in charge of relaying Cranbrook news to local papers, and for his never-failing efforts he was awarded a special varsity letter. men as an active member of their social the Riliery and Archery Clubs. Hailing Ken plans to travel to Illinois and to Ken enlivened the lives of the Marquis committee. He lent a keen eye to both from the romantic haven of Saginaw, the campus of Northwestern University Rifle Club 5, 61 Archery Club 5, 64 Publicity Prefect 6g Marquis Social Committee 5, 6 fCba RONALD DENNIS COHN Entered Form Ill Imagine! Ronald Dennis Cohn, big game hunter-or Dr. Ronald D. Cohn, M.D. judging from his activities at Cranbrook, Ron will occupy himself in one of these fields after his school career comes to an end. For his fifth and sixth form vears, he has been a member of the Pre-Med Club and Rifle Club. Residing in Stevens, Ron was a member of his house Homecoming committee last fall. llc bas coined a pet expressirin--Beezerebrmtts-a Cohn trademark. Ron plans to attend the University of Michigan next year. VVho knows? Maybe he'll study Advanced Tiger Tracking. Stevens Homecoming Committee 6, Preefxied Club 5, 6, Rifle Club 5, 6. for Athletics 5, 6 1ChairmanJg Lower School JAMES KENNETH BUSH ALFRED STATE lintcrcrl Form VI A postgrad coming to Cranbrook from Deveaux in Buffalo, New York, Jim was welcomed immediately into the elite society of dormitory inhabitants and indoctrinated with the Cranbrook way of life. Ile is known as one of the beaming rays of fourth period Solid 8: Trig class, though not according to Mr. Davis. jim joined the Rifle Club last fall to supplement his academic curriculum. In addition, he has taken a profound interest in the seemingl unrelated topics of rabbits and lions, His plans for the future include an e ucatiou at Alfred State in New York. Rifle Club 65 Detroit News VVriting Award 6: jasper Reid Awards 6. NORTHNVESTERN DAVID COLLEY CAMPBELL lintcrcd Form I HARVARD There is little that Dave hasn't done in his illustrious six years at Cranbrook. Scholastically, he earned the distinction of Cum Laude at mid-year. In activities, he has been an enthusiastic member of the U.W.F, and Glee Club, ending a campaign of four operettas with an appearance in Brigadoon fand with a mustache yetl. Equally important in his extracurricular endeavors was an associate editorship of Cranbrookis scandal sheet, The Crane. Dave's athletic accomplishments, including three letters in baseball and one in football, are highlighted by a one-hitter hurled against Shady Side. Numerous Reid and Scholastic Awards and a Lower School Prefectship complete a very busy life at Cranbrook. U.YV.F. 3, 4, 5, 65 Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Pageant 3. 4, 5, 6, Operetta 3, 4, 5, 64 C Club 5, 6 iRoom Committeejg Crane 5, 6 CAssociate Editorj, Baseball 4, 5, 6, Football 63 Cum Laude 63 Quill and Scroll 5, 6, jasper Reid Awards 5, 63 Detroit News Writing Awards 6, MICHIGAN