University High School - Nunc Dimittis Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Faith Crittenden. Virginia Graham. Nina Pollock. Elaine Bryant. Elizabeth Allen. Genevieve Anderson. Nan Mz1cXzi1iwv. Xlary Jane Swinton. Marion Maddy. Mary Carr, Katherine hlarie Hall. Second Row: Rudolpli NVeincr, George Szymehak. XN'alter Miller. Allen Ehlers, Emerson Roszel, Jeanne Seeley, Jeanne Keppel. Tom Klcene. XVinstou NYalker. Rohert Rickert, Ralph Braun. Third Row: Kelly Goss. Chester Daugherty, Lester NVilliains. Alhert Dolecek. Russell Kimberly, Simplicio Manantan. Herbert Locke, Orlando Stephenson, James Reed. Rohert XVnrster, Theodore Braun. Fourth Row: Keith Isaacson, Carl YVeeks, Phillip McCallum. John Magee, Manly Osgood, Neshitt Haas, Dan Schurz, Edward Adams, Carl NVurster, Donald Fraser. NINTH GRADE First Row: Duncan Fraser, Dorothy Sawyer. Betty Hcxvett, Myrtle Fallot. Evelyn Xvolfe. Kenneth llnchlig, Clare Hurd. Arthur Cahot. Rohert Buelher. Irintrand NYeyrich. Anno Hursley, John Laline. NYanda Cumming. Dorothy Magill. Mildred Bowers, Ona Thornton. Sanford Ladd. Second Row: Donald Staeliler. Hilda Moildvr, Estelle Miller. Dorothy Rc-ttig, Vivian llnhhard. Helen Schmid. Ruth Briggs, Marian Hill. lNlargaret Schmidt, Rhoda Peck. Louise VVorrall. Catherine Pnrdom, Cliarlotte Lewis. Geraldine Ilaas. Richard Priest, Third Row: Jason Van Den Bosch. Mary Potter. Jane Ednionson, Judy Trosper, Charlotte Rnegcr, Iictty Anne Beehc. Harriet Heath. NYilhehnina Carr, Lnella Macintosh, Josephine Ball. Phyllis Ilrnnini, Mary Michael. Caroline Faehnle. Saxon Finch. Mary Johnson, Robert Houghtalin. Fourth Row: John Frisinger, Donald Waterman. Duncan Tlhomas. Harlow Dodge, Reid Bailey. Chalmers Van Den ltosch. George Spaulding. Carlton Houghtalin, Paul Bradhury. Robert. Byrn. Bernard Shields, Carl Cowan. Harvey Muller, Hugh Gingerich. Charles Hogans. Fifth Row: Robert Howell. Clitlford Cohh, Ned Loos. Oscar Ol- son. Ilollis Kami. VVillian1 Rothman. Stephen Stanton. NValter Cliansmith, Louis Bohling, Norman Kaercher, John Forshee, Clinton Harris, George Forsyth, Robert Brown, XValdcniar Reimold. 25

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First Row: l'lar:i I.:-one VValker, Mary Kirby, Josephine Hadley, Katherine Anning, Charlotte VVhitman. Dana Seeley, Lois jotter. Joe Fisher, lirlna Thomas, Catherine Howland, Irene Hall, Estelle Standish. Second Row: Kenneth XValsworth, Charles Crane, Gerald Kingsley, Clinton Ford, Frederick Hunt, Ricliarrl Anderson. Alcan Rice, Robert llewclt, Morgan Thomas, Garry Bunting. Third Row: Mary Bursley. Helen lleliakotl, Doris .l:itl'e. june f'urrie. Anne Mitchell. Margaret Pulfrey, Faith Alway, jane Fletcher, Elsa Gar- riott, lloris liivnniy. ,lane Farleton. Alice Dickey. limily Van Den Bosch, Marion Reimold. Fourth Row: l'c-ter lfielll. liarl Quackenbusll. Alfonso Suyat, Alton Hewett. Rod Howell, Alan Higlrie, Keith llillnian, Rob- ert johnson. Vressey Sturgis, Curtis Bradbury, Robert Langford, Melvin Hartman. THE JU 1011 CLASS By DANA SEELEY At last, we. the junior Class are nearing the height of our ambitions after having been in this school for five years. It does not seem possible that we will be seniors next year. XVith a few exceptions the old seventh grade is still intact. NYC can look back on that first year as being a very unusual one for several reasons. First, our original home-room was in charge of Fred East, and the boys and girls were in it together. It was not long before the faculty discovered that it was necessary, for proper order, to separate the two warring factions. This was done in the eighth grade. Freddy was still in charge of the boys' home-room, but the wear and tear was too much for him and he retired to the gentler business of teach- ing athletics, ln this year. one of the most important social events was a weinie roast given for the boys by the girls. Only five boys came, much to the disgust of the girls. However, the boys as juniors are by no means shy, Our freshman year marked the beginning of our best good time. The tradi- tional class picnic was held at Lakeland at the Kirby's cottage. It was a great suc- cess, even if a boatload of us did fall into the lake. To avoid embarrassment the names will be withheld. Next year the picnic was held at the Langford's cottage. It was every bit as much of a success as the first one, and we vowed never to let a year slip by without holding a picnic. That same year marked the rise of the boys in our class to a high athletic standard. They defeated the older juniors consistently and pressed the seniors closely. And now. in our junior year we are going stronger than ever. In athletics the junior boys held nine out of the possible twenty positions on the school's two basketball teams. They also ran away with the interclass basketball championship easily. We are also proud of the record that three of our classmates have compiled in local and state musical circles. On the threshold of what once seemed unattainable we feel that we have gained most of the dignity that one usually attributes to seniors. VVe have set ourselves to carry out the position of seniors as well as we possibly can and hope to continue the Fine traditions of this school as well as it is possible to do. 24

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. , , . EIGHTI-I GRADE First Row: l'JlI'Hll11i' llmxlzuul. livin Fulk. ilvvwnlliy fillflli. llclcn llyrn. .lzmv Y1'l'IIk'l'. Rulwm-1'l Yllllllfl. lim lligln Yiiifvuii llml up, l'li7llrLll1 l mis: Wliitilly I'l ' L l Il S d nun: 'il lc-ix I J im 1. 2 .1 ' ,r ' - , ',u1s-vrlvvic. econ Row: ll :'l 1: 'ruli 'i, Virginia llunl-, livin- XY:ml1, Alrziiiiwttc llilmlv. xfXlzn'j-n'y Cnc. Mary lim-li, llzirrivtt llzmzu. lilimlwtli llmw NYlii1m-y. llnvul l'i1vlc-iwluxxli. Third Row: ,lCll'l'l'S1lll liatmi, lllnxncll Annmg. l.yuu Slruiig. Nuruizni lill- fring, ,luck Yvviinpz. .Xlfri-fl lmvcll. ,lwlm Klzicliciwic. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: In-:vim-llv llzigams, lilizzilwtli llziyrlcii, Mzigrlalvxu- Fullins. XI:u'g:u'ct Kin-lg-liiiis. lim-lay lliimlc-y, Lyizi lxnlm. Nifzmm- lim-mill-, Ruth Sclirwrling. l lm'cncc Yun Akkcrun. Second Row: vllllll' All-xumli-1. Ilctty Ri-ul. Vllyllix Ili-iuiivtt. lh-lly lizulprcr, Blzurgm-rite llzmzhurn. .limo llllgvll. Vccilc l 1'zuiking. l'li1'iN1im' 12:-svll. 'luyylxliifir Sum-r, l':ntrivi:i Nliclixu-l, Ilzirlwzira llczith. Third Row: llasil liwlxxziircls. ll-xlnliy Szullcr. .lm-li lik-cm-, Tun: Tilly, lmuia ll-npkins. Huy Xclswil. lloim-1' M:icN:in1cr, Rulmvrt flfillllill. .lwscpli lluxxitt. llriviil Slicrxxiii, Rnln-it Allmi. jziim-s llunlziiu. ,lulm NY:1gm-r. Karl lilltllif. llavirl lfrll-mg. Fourth Row: 4'li:lrln-s lfnliiiiiiiwls. Rivl1:ml Iirmxn. Yuicc-ul Nlmwc. Rulmcrt Srliwiii-c'i'. liulmuiirlx, liiclizurl llruwn. X lil- .-4-,yl Mmm-. RUM-it Sclin-iris:-i'. lzmlmunrl Ilrvmn, NYrilllu Alrlmt, llviiry Arliims. llonzilrl llm-li-I l'iv lhlnniir, RUM-1't Xliulivll. llwigllt I' ' P .'X4l.u11N, ,Inn l..ll liwnznlxl. SUBSEVENTH GRADE First Row: lflrzuiur llrii-V. l m11cc's llun- nlvrauil. l'1liL'ulr:'1l1 XYiirslm-x'. lfxllu-1' lluiicyxivll, AI4-:in XYill4. Second Row: ,l:nm-s Norris. lmiuw Un. Alb ,lam 4 tu. .Xu . vit. Third Row: ,luliu XXI-llcr. llcrry R11 l'liilip Xvxxiilrin. Cm-. lrnlly l:u'm:m. I-rucc Mc- 'A ' ' in -' 11'mwl llrw ill' R? 20