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

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Activities Football 3, 4 Basketball 4 Baseball - Co-Captain 4 Mgr. 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 4 Class Treasurer 4 D Club 3, 4 Blue and Gold 4 Prefect Board President 4 Yellowjackets 3 Editor 4 MICHAEL A Well, I guess we crm have a Your Book! LAN BRESSLER Seventeen Mike adds the business touch to our class. He has been chosen business manager for the Blue and Gold, editor of the Yellow Jacket, and manager for the teams. These are no small jobs. but he has had time to get his homework done and also to partici- pate in almost all other school activities. He is the one who always says, get the ads , order the hot- dogs, or we can't afford it. Mike plays football, a bruising lineman, and he carries his own weight in basketball and baseball to the delight of the coaches. Mike's organizing ability can be seen by his taking over a sprawling Yellow Jacket Staff and manipulating it into the efficient working organiza- tion that it is today. This ability of Mike's to organize and also to get results will probably help him in his chosen career which is law, We feel that Mike will be a valuable addition to the Uni- versity of Michigan where he has been accepted.

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DON BLD If you were to ask a Senior to give his opinion of Don Beaver he would probably say, A Great Guy!,' This is because Don has an amiable and helpful personality. Don was a Co-captain on the football team and has participated in this sport ever since he was in the ninth grade, which was when he came to Country Day. Don's ability in the classroom, though not as well known as his achievements on the gridiron is recognized and respected. Don has helped a lot on the Blue and Gold even though he was not on the permanent staff. Don plans to enter the personnel field and we feel that he has the qualities of tenacity, tolerance, and balance that will carry him far, during and after college. Sixteen Activities Football 3 Co-Captain 4 Golf 4 Class Vice President 4 D Club 3, 4 R Quinn? BEAVE Wanna drag?

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If you ever had occasion to wander into the lab at Country Day you might have found a rather tall fellow with horn-rimmed glasses working diligently. This would have to be Arthur Erhard, or, as he is known, '4Art.', Art can always be found in the lab either calculating Young's modulus by experimenta- tion or finding the reciprocal of the trig functions to the base e , Art and his constant companion, his slide rule, are usually to be found at similar tasks. He is the brain', of the class and is always answering the questions which have the rest of us stumped. But he has done more than add his in- tellectual qualitiesg Art has never failed to voice his witty comment at the opportune time. He has been on the Honor Society many times, worked on the Yellow Jacket, was secretary of the Prefect Board, and was elected editor of this yearls Blue and Gold. Art has chosen physics as his preference for a profession and we know that his abilities will prove this to be a wise choice. We are sure that Art will go far at the University of Michigan where he plans to go. Eighteen Activities Golf 4 Blue and Gold - Editor 4 Yellow Jacket 4 Prefect Board 4 D wuts BREAK Tennis anyone?