Cranbrook School - Brook Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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JAMES ROWAN EWING, JR. PRINCETON If ntered Form I Whether he is marching with the band at halftime, presenting an early morning jazz concert in assembly, or just leading an informal seventh period combo, Jim can truthfully be called the outstanding musician of the senior class. He and Mr. Schultz developed a band of many tempos which added spirit at athletic events and which was much sought after for the short dances after Saturday night movies. jim spends many of his week-ends and vacations playing with local groups. His constant attendance at U.W.F. meetings and his column in The Crane typify jinfs varied interests. Always regarded as a top-notch student, .lim was on the Honor Roll for nearly all of his six-year stay at Cranbrook. U.W.F. 4, 5, 6, Operetta 1, 2, 3 , 4, 5. 6, Crane 5, 6, Bnook 6, Pre-Med Club 3, Band 3, 4, 5, 6 tPresidentj, Jasper Reid Awards 6, Detroit News VVriting Awards 6. AMHERST Speaking xery convincingly to 1 xtrv untonxmced throng, the lecturer trium- phantly stated, I have thus proved that all triangles are isoscelesf' So spoke Fred Fechheimer, senior class mathematician. Fred has not confined his talents to math. A total of 23 Reid and Scholastic writing awards, the most in the school, are adequate proof of this. He has always ranked high scholastically, this year gaining mid-year induction into the Cum Laude Society as one of the top five in the senior class. Working hard for athletic improvement, he culminated his four year quest for tennis prowess by winning a letter this spring. Small college life is attractive to Fred, as he plans to attend Amherst this fall. Radio Club 3, 4, 5, U.W.F. 4, 5, 6, Debating Club fljresidentj 6, Ergasterion 5, 6 fsilver pinj, Cum Laude 6, jasper Reid Awards 3, 4, 5, 6, Detroit News VVriting Awards 5, 6, Tennis 6. PHIL SOMERS FLEMING Entered Form I DENISON With Commencement exercises this spring, Phil finishes a lengthy schooling at Cranbrook institutions. Not only a six-year man at Cranbrook, he is one of nine seniors who can remember the good-old-daysv at Brookside. Much of Phil's time has been spent in the neighborhood of the small gym-the stage, in particular. A member of Ergasterion, he was awarded a silver pin this last year for both his acting and work with the stage crew. A capable craftsman, Phil enjoys working in the shop, his efforts resulted in a Scholastic Art Award as well as personal satisfaction from his handiwork. His literary talents garnered him a Scholastic VVriting Award, further samples of his literature may be found in Bnooic senior write-ups. Ergasterion 5, 6 Lsilver pinj, Scholastic Art Award 3, Detroit News NVriting Award 4, Huooic 6. CHARLES WILLIAM GRUBE II Entered Form IV MICHIGAN Despite the poor records of the football and basketball teams, the leadership and achievements of Captain Chuck Crube are highly commendable. A captain of both teams in his senior year, Chuck began his football career in the back- field, this year he was converted to a lineman. Chuck held enemy yardage around his end to a minimum. Letters in baseball also have been added to his collection. Taking the limelight in activities other than athletics, Chuck is a two-year member of the Student Cabinet, Senior Prefect of Marquis and a member of thc school social committee. A tribute to his talents is supported by the fact that his record shows that he has accomplished in three years what many canit do in six. Basketball 4, 5, 6 QCaptainJ, Football 5, 6 tCo-Captainjg C Club 4, 5, 6, Marquis Social Committee 4, 5, Marquis Disciplinary Committee 4, 5, Student Cabinet 5, 6, Senior Prefect 6, Social Committee 6, Baseball 4, 5, 6.

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