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

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NUNC DIMITTIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANY PEOPLE besides those on the staff have been instrumental in publishing this year's NUNC DIMITTIS. The Staff wishes to express its gratitude to the fol- lowing: Mary Wheat, Betty Badger, Jeanette Gibb, and George Hoar for the quotationsg Pat Micheal for the Class Historyg Ted Phelps assistant in photographyg Grey Nelson, for the Class Willg Beth O'Roke for the junior Class Historyg and jan La Rue for the Music. The stalf also wishes to thank Mr. Darling and Miss McKinney for their hearty cooperation in preparing this book. MOCK ELECTIONS jlzlliard Carr HANDSOM EST BOY ........ ,,... . ,.,...,..,. ..,..,.,..,...,...,...,...,........ . . PRETTIEST GIRL .....,.. BEST BOY DANCER ....... BEST GIRL DANCER ........ MOST POPULAR BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL ..,..... BEST DRESSED BOY ..,...... BEST DRESSED GIRL ..,...,. BEST BOY ATI-ILETE ........ BEST GIRL ATIILETE Virginia Theilh Dwight Adam! Barbara Heath Bob Mitchell Barbara Heath Dwight Adams Magdalene Collim Ruxfell Dobson Mary Emile Ynlema Bob Mitchell PERSON WHO HAS DONE TI-IE MOST FOR U. H. S. .v..... ............... . PERSON MOST LIKELY TO BE FAMOUS ...,................. fan La Rue LAZIEST PERSON ........,,.........,..v.........I........ ..... R uth Srhorling CLASS ROMEO ................,,... ......v..,...,... G eorge Hoar BEST NATURED PERSON ,..,.... ..,,.. V Barham Kanowe ln lame: Dunlap BEST STUDENT ....,......,,... .,..... F rederirk Guzbe SENIOR CLASS SONG We have no mount above us, No ocean at our feet, Nor is there praise of ancient d Which here we can repeat. For us there is the present, The future Shall be ours. Let there be strife in every life, BY ays That we may show our powers. JAN LARUE We sing now our devotion, To a School that yet is young. In every youth is strength and truth, There is praise On every tongueg Let there be praise, through all our years AS fame comes to U.H.S. In all our deeds we sow the seeds Of the loyalty we possess. Page Thirteen

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NUNC DIMITTIS Page Tzrelre NORMA ELAINE STEFFE Thy modexty it tr carzdle to fb-1' merit. Glee Club 5. 4, A Capella Choir 4. VIRGINIA THEILK uf-,ro fair Sin' tolfei' the Izretzlb of men dll!!-1 Wflao gaze upon her unaware. Latin Club 2g BROADCASTER 43 Senior Playg The Trysting Place 23 Thespians 4. MARY WHEAT HlYf07IlE'7l are meant to be loved, not Zll7dE1'.ll00d.u Hathaway Brown, Cleveland 13 Senior Play: Student Council 23 Stage Crew 23 Social Committee Chairman 4, G.A.A. Board 3, Vice-President 45 Hockey 2, 31 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Badminton Club 4. WAYNE WILLIAMS Honor liex in borzext toil. Hamburg, Michigan 1, 2g Band 3, 43 Orchestra -lg Basketball 33 Track 3, 4. ALICE WOLFF Let the world flip: we ,rlmll IZZIFJ' be yotmgerf' Senior Play, Library Club 2, 3, 43 Student Guides 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 3, 4g A Capella Choir 43 Orchestra Z, 3. FLORENCE VAN AKKEREN A long .Hulk of loIfeline.r,r. Student Guides 3, 43 Senior Playg Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 All-Star Hockey Team 3, 4. MARY EMILE YNTEMA Sport that u'rinH6d LYITE de'fide,v. Bryn Mawr School 1, 2g Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 33 Glee Club 35 G.A.A. Board 3, 43 Hockey 3, 4: Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3. 41 Badminton 41 All- Star Hockey 3, 4, All Star-Basketball 3. 4: Play-Day 3, 4-

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NUNC DIMITTIS PROPHECY Behold, O Class of Nineteen-Thirty-Five, And listen to my portent, if you dare, For man may never his whole life survive. Life is fatal! Listen and beware! 4: at Fred Guthe, genius, still survives the curse Of too much brain, though doctors say 'twill burst. The movies have an expert making setsg Helen De Wolff is one of their best bets. Jeanne Robinson holds down a paying job, She rakes in gold as j.P.'s best stenog. Mr. East's successor as coach, Ed. Green, Can keep the scoring average where it's been. Virginia Thielk has Miss America fame. New worlds to conquer are her only aim. Russ Dobson has a career, golfing prong At last he's found a passion not too slow. A principal is Mary Emile, they say, When everyone's expelled, at games she'll play. Miss Collins, femme du monde, is buyer for Fifth Avenue in a department store. jim Dunlap works in research night and day. He knows not what he seeks, yet gets good pay. The palette falls to Flo Van Akkeren's lot, And spilling paint around? She'd soon as not! A handbook How to Dress is writ by Dwight. It raves on matching ties and socks just right. And Lyra, prima donna cosmopolitan, Is the star featured at the Metropolitan. All George's talents wasted, time does show, Except for one,-he's now a gigolo! While Gwenyth writes the steamship's gay bro- chures, She gets around herself, conducting tours. Your reputation Bob Mitchell will twist, For he's the Daily Tublaidd' columnist. Bob May is like the presidentg he gets His codes and mixes alphabets. Henry always Hamlet now does play, To be or not to be , three times a day. Badminton champion, Barbara Kanouse, Is able well to keep a country house. Grey Nelson is a tennis champion nowg He went to Wimbeldon and showed them how. jay's now a cameraman in Hollywood, He makes the faces look just as they should. Bet Badger's got a millionaire indeed, Not for his money-it's a milk-white steed. jan travels round the world, now, twice a year, May Festival, each spring, calls him back here. Now Barbara Heath's First Lady of the Land, She holds the vote of Senate in her hand. Now Noisy Carr has won the Olympic meet: When asked, he said, It pays to be discreet. Norma Steffe leads a peaceful life, i She is the governor of Michigan's wife, And Jeanette Gibb is now a Broadway star Her acting made receipts high as they are. Page Fourleen Miss Wheat in movies makes all the men fall: She does it saying, So tired of it all! Miss Rountree's got a job that is eternal- She mixes up mint juleps for her colonel. While Dick Brown, radio engineer, On highschool amateurs can calmly sneer. Crowned heads and titled does Miss Schoenhals please, For diamonds she now mounts at Til'fany's. Who is that lawyer who talks without lull? Our soap-box politician, Franklin Shull. And Phyllis Peck amid her tubes and jars, Makes up the faces of the movie stars. An architectural success is Duane, Although his modern houses look inane. If present clothes make you look like a boor Drop in at Erling Hansen's clothing store. We asked for Nellie Boychuckg came the answer, Have you not heard of the world-famous dancer ? Miss Micheal edits women's magazines While she's the acknowledged Greenwich Village queen. And Louis Hopkins, now railroad director, Can manage all the trains in quite a sector. Miss Hagan's husband manufactures cars She, social leader, manages bazaars. Miss Bennett dresses millionaires and yearns For prompt-paid bills to add to her returns. Dave Sherwin broadcasts on the radio, As Schnozzle Durante's double, him you know. Wayne Williams is the leader of a band, And plays in all smart places through the land. A second Edison is Ted By him, inventors all are led. Christine continues on her drawing flair, As hobby, she's now wife to Fred Astaire. Ruth after editing Nun: Diminix, Edits McCall'r and says what fun it is, A lawyer for the state is Benedict Boehm, His eloquence would Webster put to shame. Clark Minock runs a classy restaurant. It's known as the prize-tightens favorite haunt. A singing, dancing man is Mike to youg Sarnes is the man in gay mood or in blue. joe Hewett knows just how to syncopateg His orchestra each night has got a date. Earl is the ringmaster of a three-ring show They bring the town out everywhere they go. If you hire Alice Wolff in for your nurse You'll better be instead of growing worse . Bob Grafton leads his wife a song and dance. QShe has to hear him rave on high fmancej Now l've forecasted all these sad events Watch through the years and see them all come true. ta ff Farewell! Vale! The Voice of Experience Has spoken. I wish peace may be with you!