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

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WILLIAM HUBERT MCCOY ACTIVITIES Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Golf 2, 3 Captain 4 Honor Society 2, 4 D-Club Vice Pres. 3, 4 Blue and Gold 4 You're Crazy , can be heard ringing down the halls of D.C.D. That saying and Bill have become synonomous during the past few years. Bill joined our happy fraternity in the ninth grade, and during the time he has been here he has established himself as one of the brightest members of the Senior class. Bill has especially distinguished himself on the athletic field. For two seasons he did a superb job of quarterbacking the football team. Bill really implanted some much needed spirit into the team whenever the situation called for it. Also he provided some unexpected strength to the basketball team. Bill was one of the first members of the Varsity golf team and this year he topped off high school career with the job of captaining the team. Scholastically Mac has done quite well with frequent visits to the Honor Society. As for the future, Bill plans to extend his studies at the University of Oklahoma, where he will study law. It is the general consensus that Bill, with his many diversified activities, should find the road of life an easy one to follow. 4 Fore Dreaming in his cool Cadillac Y ,

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NORMAN LAWRENCE LIPPITT ACTIVITIES Football 3 Captain 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Glee Club 4 D-Club 3, 4 Norm is also one of the earliest members of the present senior class, having started in the second grade. From that time forward to the present, Norm was to establish himself as one of the most versatile athletes in many a year. As a varsity football member for three years, during one of which he served as Captain, Norm displayed an unequaled amount of skill. Playing halfback, he continually ripped holes in the opposing lines. Baseball was another of Norm's accomplishments. During his senior year, he had the distinction of breaking No-hit efforts by both Smith and Fraser pitchers. However, one of the most spectacular events of his athletic career, was his participation in the 1954 League track meet. Without practice, Norm won the 220 yard run, took a second in the 100 yard dash and the shot put, a fourth in the broad jump, and ran a brilliant anchor leg of the 880 yard relay and won that event. Norm has a terrific sense of humor and there are very few dull moments when he is around. Norm plans to take Business Adminis- tration, and we all wish him the best of luck and hope that he can further his athletic abilities. i 3 - j f ,E N , . x 5 1 5 xx Ak - e Muscles A'The pause that CHicD refreshes YY, .-.

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MARSHALL B. SANDLER ACTIVITIES Football 3, 4 Track 3 D-Club 4 Class Officer 3 Marshall could be classified as the founder of the present senior class, for he started at Country Day some eleven years ago way back in the second grade. During his extensive tenure, interrupted by a year at Mumford High School, Marshall has been recognized as one of the most fun-loving, jovial fellows in the entire school. When it comes to a party, or a practical joke, or just a plain good old-fashioned bull session, you can always find Marshall right in the midst of it. Not very adept in the art of hard study, Marshall applies his talents elsewhere. For the past two seasons, he has very capably held a guard position on the football squad. When spring rolls around, Marsh usually works out with the track squad or helps coach the little fellows in baseball. Mush , as he is sometimes called, is a member of the Varsity letter club. In his Junior year he served the class in the capacity of Vice-President. Business adminis- tration will be Marshall's pursuit. Here is one fellow who definitely will get the most out of life no matter where he goes to college. 1 4 After two hours of typing Oh George ,someone blew out the candles -4 4