Detroit Country Day School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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ramaficd Bob Whitney. Marcia Storch, Joanne Strict, Bill Biscomb, Sally Glass. Marlene Scltroeclwr, Martha Stanley, Gayle Coffin, Carol Jo Schroeder, Sancly Nikolas, Dick Gooel, Janet Jones, Clteric Bar1'on,, Miriam Barlfvff. Dorothy BTOWTL. Bill Van,de'rKl0Ot On Saturday night, April 25, 1953, one of the outstanding events of the year took place. This event-the presentation by Detroit Country Day and Miss NeWman's of Our Miss Brooks with Sandy Nikolas as Miss Brooks. Other featured roles went to Dick Gooel as Ted Wilder, Janet Jones as Jane Drew, Bill VanderKloot as Mr. Wadsworth, and Bob Wcbstei' asi Hugo Long- acre. Others in the cast included Maricia Storch, Cherie Barron, Sally Glass, Marlene Schroeder, Gayle Coffin, Martha Stanley, Carol Jo Schroeder, Joanne Streit, Miriam Barkoff. Dorothy Brown, Bob NVhitney and Bill Bascornb. A word of appreciation should be extended to Miss Pauline Simon and Mr. Springer who were our directors. Also to the stage crew who worked under the supervision of Jerry Bringard. All agreed that the play was one of the best ever and are sure future productions will maintain the existing standard. Qui' 4.1 BFOOZU Dorothy Brown. Marcia Storcli, Ed Guest. Bill VanderKloot. Janet Jones. Dick Gooel. Miriam Barkoff. Jerry Bringard twenty-nine

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:Zeta fin? VanderKloot, Tann, Fallis, Poole, McGarvah. Davies. This year the debate squad of Country Day dis- played great talent and made a very favorable record. Although the squad lost out in the state semi-finals, it brought home a wall plaque and trophy. The official record ended at 15 wins out of 19 debates. The team was led by Mr. Charles Nowakowski who, along with the debaters spent long hours in preparation of the question. The team next year will be built around Bill Van- dcrKloot and Larry Fallis with Earle lVIcGarvah, Bob Tann, and Lynn Poole rounding out the squad. Even with the loss of one of their best debaters, Jerry Davies, we still think the team has great prospects for the state championship next year. The coming years seem to hold further great pos- sibilities because of the fine debate talent displayed in the interclass debates. 0 eniy-eight MR. NOWAKOWSKI Wayne University Student

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