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

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GY MCCARROLL Our class is mainly a sports', class, that is the majority of the class play, or participate in one or more of the leading sports and some in all three major sports. Dave McCarroll is one of the few who has won, or rather has earned, a letter in all three of the major sports. He is captain of the basketball team, a pitcher on the baseball team, and a driving halfback on Country Day's fighting elevenf' Dave is a competitor not only in sports but in anything he does, academic or extra cur- ricular. Dave not only likes sports but he had the necessary elbow grease to get on in his subjects in such a way that he has won the respect of all his friends, which are many. Dave came to Country Day in the eleventh grade and has added his Texas drawl and opinion to our class discussions on any- thing and everything. Dave plans to be an architect and he will, we feel, be a welcome addition to Albion, where he plans to go. Twenty three

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50W-Q The narrator says, And he rode into the setting sun on his wonder horse, Moose, the curtain de- scends and out steps Bruce Hauser to receive the ovation of the seated multitude. Someone once said There's one in every crowd, and Bruce is the thespian in our crowd. Bruce is not only an actor in our annual play, but he also sings with the Glee Club, runs a little in track, is on the Prefect Board, and is the assistant editor for both the Blue and Gold and the Yellow Jacket. But while doing all this he still finds time to be one of the few senior class representatives on the Honor Society. Bruce plans to be a doctor, so we have heard ever since we can remember, and we feel that Bruce's chance of attaining this goal is excellent. This is because Bruce is not only smart , as has been shown by his membership on the Honor Society, but he has the well rounded personality, which includes being athletic, dramatic, and intellectual, a prerequisite of success in the world of today and tomorrow. Twenty-two Activities Track 3, 4 Football 3 Mgr. 2, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 1, 3, 4 Yellow Jacket 4 Blue and Gold 4 Prefect 4 Class Treasurer 2, 3 BRU on HBUSEB Well, you can't save them all.

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GARY GBSON lf somebody were to ask, How does it work? , the person to answer before the question stopped vibrat- ing would be Gary. If it moves, Gary usually knows why. This is because Gary, you would say, is inter- ested in motors, in fact, this seems to be his main hobby and interest. His car is a product of this interest-it is a 1953 modified, Kaiser, a real sharp', conveyance. Among other of Gary's likes are both swimming and golf, and these reflect Gary's what you would call, out-door-ness, for Gary likes anything that requires skill and this is what you need to play both golf and swim, and also is one of the basic requirements for taking a part a car. Among the other of Gary's characteristics is his level- headedness or rather his ability not to be swayed by an emotional argument or be carried away by some radical ideas. This gives a general picture of Gary's personality, which could best be described with the word moderation. This is because Gary never does anything too much, as exemplified by his di- versified activities, but hews a line straight down the middle. Twenty-four , Activities Cranbrook 1, 2 Golf 3, 4 Well, uh, yes!