Kingswood School Cranbrook - Woodwinds Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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GAIL ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Vi wwt. t. ....; ciee 01.,». a,,.»,»,, r estival Committee on (production). r «union Show Connmttre '56 (tickets): Business Manager of Woodwind '57; Class Treasurer '57; Co-Chairman of Assemblies '57; Monitor; Autumn Festival, Fashion Show; Late Song, Nine Girl , Brigadoon. A real actress. . . an endless source of entertainment ami humor. . . neatness ami promptness —always our littlest hut not our leastest. . . as polished sis an apple for the teacher. . . IK Oakland Park, Flraunl Ridge, Michigan £X xJb SALLY LOUISE AUSTERBERRY Entered '52: White Team; Junior Varsity Hockey '54, '55; Varsity Hockey '57; Maga mc Drive Committee 'ii; Monitor: Autumn Festival Committee '53, '5-1, '55, '56 (booth); Korean Drive Committee '54 (publicity); Ninth Grade Open House Com- mittee '54 (food); Sophomore Dance Committee '55 (decorations); Autumn Festival Committee '56 (scenery); Vice President of Class '53; Christmas Pageant '54; Autumn Festival; Fashion Show. Full of fun. . . never-ending energy. . . happily im- practical. . . turkey trotter in the bowling alley. . . Her escapades brighten each day. . . the capacity to lx- both carefree and considerate. . . 18926 Bretton Drive, Detroit 23, Michigan r EVELYN COBB BAILEY Entered ‘53; Green Team; Chairman of Freshman Open House Committee 54 (indoor); Sophomore Daisce Committee '55 (decoration); Commencement Formal Committee ‘56 decorations); Monitor; Social Work; Junior Round Table 57; Autumn Frstival Committee ‘57 (decorations); Chairman of Senior Dance Committee '57 (tickets); Autumn Festival; Fashion Show. Did Columbus really sail on the Mayflower? Why, Lyn, you believed us again. . . She placidly asks for thirds of dessert. . . One trunk and five suitcases should do the trick. . . Patience is a lesson we can learn from you. . . Anyone for just being silly? . . . 24 College Street, Battle Creek. Michigan ----

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1401 Avenue F., Sterling. I limo» Vlajuuf- STUDENT CABINET PRESIDENT NANCY ELLENK WARD Knlrnil '55; While Tram. TYnnH l'm|iiii'; Varvity Hockey '56, 57: Varvity Bowling '56: Kmorvc Bovkctball '57; White Team Captain '55; Midwinter Formal Committee '54 (decoration); Sophomore Dance Committee '55 (decoration); Autumn Festival Committee '55 (lMH th); S idu Fountain Committee '55: Athletic Council '55: Student Cabinet '56; Student Cabinet Co- Chairman '57; KcprcM-ntative to Student Council '57: K'' Club '56. '57: Autumn Festival; F.ivhimi Show; Lute Song, Lowland Sea. Brijiadoon. Her practical sensibility often concedes a battle to her fun-loving nature. . . a silent partner of any conspiracy for a good time. . . Cabinet is constantly favored by her time ami ideas. . . Wc have our eye on an agile athlete who has her eve on the ball. . . DORMITORY COUNCIL PRESIDENT VIRGINIA LOUISE WE STOVER Autumn Festival Committee '55. '56 (booth); Sophomore Dance Committee 55 (decorations); Commencement Fonnal Committee '55 (decoration»); Autumn Fettivul Committee '56 (scenery); Chairman of Junior Play Committer- '57 (sceneiy); Fashion Show Committee 56 (decorations); Social Work. Vice Provident of Claw '56; Dorm Council '56. IXirm Council President '57: Student Council Representative '57: Autumn Festival; Fashion Show; lanvland Sea. Croup organization anti sincere concern for others have lieen her contribution ;is president of Dorm Council. . . The lives and loves t»f Wcstv. . . Don’t worry. We’re on your side. . . There’s a trail of stardust in her eyes that goes with mood music and candlelight. . . 611 Nurmi Court, Bay City. Michigan

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SKAW IFAN RFVFRIHCF '51: Croon Team; Cloo Club: First Pri«- Art ' ‘ ‘ xt.ihih . i, Assistant Chairman of remit Umpire 56 '55 ; Co-Chair- man of Soda Fountain ‘57: Chairman of Umpires '57: Autumn Festival Committee 53 (hooth); Sophomore Dams- Csmunittce '55 (decorations ); Autumn Festival Committee '56 (tickets): Assistant Director of Junior Play '56; Student Director of Senior Play '57; Operetta Committee '57 (make-up): Autumn Festival: Fashion Show; Lute Song.'' Her own brawl of Irish whimsy. . . one of our six-year veterans. . . As an able student director her plea was “Please learn your lines. . . . gyrations and gestures that keep us laughing. . . “Where there’s a will, there's a way.” . . . 1619 Fan Roy Drive, Dunedeen, Florida y a yi) THAYER BERYL RICE Junior arsity Baskstlsall '55; Varsity Basketball '56. '57: Varsity Tennis '56; Varsity Hockey '56. '57; All-Detroit Reserve Hockey Team '56; All- Detroit Hockey Team '57: Varsity Badminton '57; Glee Club; SoplKimori' Dame Committee ‘55 (tickets). Cliainnan of Autumn Festival Committee '55 (booth); Autumn Festival Comm litres '56 (scenery and booth): Social Work; Sports Editor of Wooduitult '57; Autumn Festival: Fashion Show: Lute Song.” Brigadoon. Impulsive. . . cheery “good morning” nods. . . a natural athlete—What would we do without her? . . . Reminds us of a cuddly lion. . . Enviably curly hair. . . You can always count on Thayer for spur of the moment ad- ventures. . . Cuilford Road. Bloomfield Hills. Michigan SHIRLEY ANN BLOCK Wh«. Tcam:C»™ der '56. 57: Glee Club. Sopho- more Dance Committee 55 (tickets); Monitor. Midwinter formal Committee '56 (decorations). Autumn Festival Committee '56 (tickets): Representative to Lake Forest Conference '56; Study Hall Committee ‘56. Representative to Student Council '57; Auuinn Festival. Fashion Slum': Lute Song, Nine Girls. ‘Tjowland Sea. Composure and quiet maturity. . . Thespian through and through. . . ever present slimness awl style. . . self-sufficient. . . a contemplative nature. . . Diction our auditorium will fondlv remember. . . 1201 Eckman Hoad. E.. South Bend. Indiana