Cranbrook School - Brook Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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STUART CLARK Entered Post-Graduate MICHIGAN Coming to us from Champaign, Illinois, this year, this very po ular senior has made a tremendous impression at Cranbrook. His football record, is un-matched. Stu's average of two touchdowns per game is onlv a small measure of what he has done for the team. His key to success in football, as in everything he does, is his constant determination and will to win, which is greatly admired by everv- one. Stu is also an excellent track man, broad-jumping as much as twenty-one feet and running the one-hundred yard dash in 10.1. Aside from athletics his main activity is the Glee Club. Next year Stu hopes to attend the Universitv of Michigan. ' Football 6, Track 69 Glee Club 6, Christmas Pageant 6. WILLIAM I. COLIY Entered Pod-Graduate DARTMOUTH When the all-city endcame to Cranbrook from Southwest High School in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he impressed many people with his size and friendly manner. In the fall, Bill played ootball, and was great as an end but was forced to quit because of a knee in'ury. Then came the winter season, and Bill showed how outstanding he could be as he led the Cranbrook hockey team to many wins as its high scorer for the year. His friendship being as as his stature, Bill has made many friends both at Cranbrook and Kingsw . His activities include the United World Federalists, the Rifle Team, the Archery Club, and the Pre-Med Club. In the spring, Bill used his size and strength on the track team to break the school discus record. Football 6g Hockey 6, Track 6, U.W.F. 6, Rifle Team 6, Archery 6, Pre-Med Club 6. ROBERT ALTON COUNCIL UNIVERSITY I VI Entered Form V 0 RGINIA Since Tony entered Cranbrook in the fifth form from Fort Smith, Arkansas, he has been well liked by everyone. He has at his vocal abilities to good use in the Glee Club and as Captain of the cheer fenders. Always supporting the South- land, Tony has been a member of the U.C.C. for two years. Tony was a mem- ber of thc Page Hall social committee and his piano- laying has made him a hit at many parties. Tony's abiligy as a leader made llim the student's choice for Lower Sc ool Prefect. Next all will find him furthering his education at the University of Virginia. Glee Club 5,.6g U.C.C. 5, 6 fVice-Presidentjg Lower School Prefect 6, Cheerleaders 65 Page Hall Social Committee 5. DAN CROWLEY Entered Form III DARTMOUTH The Deacon is one of the most respected and well liked members of the senior class. Hailing formerly from Grosse Ile, and now from Birmingham, he has had a great hand in athletics and school life generally. His versatility has earned him the honor of election as president of the Stu ent Cabinet. On thc athletic field he has earned varsity letters in football, basketball, and baseball. He holds the distinction of voing south with the baseball team for four con- secutive years, and proudly claims trip priority. Deace has been a member of the Glee Club for four years, first as a baritone and then as a bass. Other activi- ties include writing for the Bnoox and Crane. Baseball 5, 6, Basketball 5 ,6, Football 5, 6, Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 65 Christmas Pageant 3, 4, 5, 6 Operetta 3, 4, 5, 65 Page Social Committee 3, 4, Page Discipline Committee 3, 45 Mar- quis Discipline Committee 6 tChaim1anJg Student Cabinet 5, 6 fPresiclentlg C Club 5, 6.

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WILLIAM I. CUNNINGHAM Entered Form 1 AMHERST Entering Cranbrook in 1952, Bill is one of the few seniors who has come through the school from the first form on up. Originally attending Cranbrook as a day boy and member of Towers, he transferred his loyalty to Page for his last two years. Bill's main activity here has been writing. He has won five writing awards, Reid and Scholastic, and this year every edition of the Crane has contained no less than two of his articles. He has brought real leadership to his position of associate editor. Singing in the Clee Club and participation in the Radio Club have also claimed much of his attention, Bill spends a great deal of time tinker- ing with radios and electrical gadgets for in the future he has high hopes of becoming an electrical engineer. Cram: 4, 5, 6 lAssociate Editorb, Bnoox 6, Radio Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Glee Club 4, 5, 6, Christmas Pageant 4, 5, 6, Operetta 4, 5, 6, Track 3, 4, 5, 6, Detroit News Writing Awards 4, 5, Jasper Reid Writing Awards 3, 4, 5, 6, Page Homecoming Committee 6. MICHIGAN hntercd Form III Since Larry's entrance into Cranbrook in his third form year, he has been looking for a sport in which he could excell. This Search came to an end last fall when he went out for the varsity soccer squad, for as the season ended, Larry had won the first string center forward position, a letter, and the most improved player award. But athletics are not Larry's only interest, as a member of the Buoox staff, on which he is a hard working assistant editor, and as a member of both the Pre-Med. Club and the United World F ederalists, he has made a great contribution to the school. Next year his hopes are set on going to Michigan where he plans to pursue a pre-medicine curriculum. liuoox 4, 5, 6 1EditorJ, Cram' 4, 5, 6, Football 3, 4, 5, Soccer 6 tMost Improved Player Awnrdj, Track 5, 6, Pre-Med. Club 4, 5, 8, United World Fc-dcralists 4, 5, 6, Arts 3. 4, 5, C Club 6, Quill and Scroll 6. CARL LAWRENCE DEMRICK MICHIGAN Entered Form I Larry can unsually be found working on the motor of a hot rod or driving around in his sports car. His artistic talents have become known through his winning Arts as a freshman. He also served on the this year by helping in the design of the lctter as football manager this year after playing the sport two years ago. Ile is on he plays on the baseball team. Never one of an Award for Excellence in the Fountains Homecoming Committee prize-winning display. He won his arm injuries forced him to givc up the hockey team, and in the spring, to carry a heavy social schedule, Larry has devoted more time to his studies and maintained a near llonors average. Ile has been an active member of the Rillc Club, and this year thc Crane and the Buoox have entered into his extra cur- ricular activities. Cram: 6, BROOK 6, Football 6 fManagerD, Baseball 5, 6, Hockey 5, 6, Rifie Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Stamp Club 3, Arts 3, 4, 5, C Club 6 Homecoming 6, Detroit News Writing Award 5, Award for Excellence in Arts 3. BROWN hnurcd Form III Bill has been a familiar figure around Stevens Hall ever since he came to Cran- brook as a freshman. He has utilized his singing ability as a member of the Glee- Club for three years. He took advantage of his marksmanshi by joining thc Rifle Club of which he has been a member for four years. Bil has satisfied his scientific interests by being a member of the Pre-Med Club for the past threc years. Ile excels in tennis, which is his favorite sport, this he plays both in the fall and the spring. Scholastically Bill has always maintained a reasonable average and his writing talents have earned him a Detroit News Writing Award in both his sophomore and freshman years. Next year he will begin his college career at Brown. Fall Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6, Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6, Rifle Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Glee-Club 3, 4, 55 Pre-Med 4, 5, 6, U.W.F. 6, Detroit News Writing Award 4. 5, Stevens Social Committee 5.