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

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NUNC DIMITTIS THE IUNIORS Left to Right, First Row: Scott Osler, llubbard XYheeler, Bryant Ruthren, ,Xlfreil Lee, Phil Newman lilizahetli XYatkins, jean Langford, Bettylou Robinson, Gertrude XlcCalla. Second Row: Pefxgy XYise, Virginia l.uhr, Frances Blumenthal, Esther llnneywell, Amy Fee, Lnthera llaas, Charlotte Clay, Virginia Brigham, lileanm' llrier, jean XYills, Betty Dice, Victoria Stoianuwski Alice Schmidt. Third Row: john liubsun, Katherine Smith, june Bird, Mary Margaret Nlelnche, Beth O'Roke, lithel Smith, Ruth Gardner, Frances Orr, Margaret Knott, Elizabeth XYurster, George Dana. Fourth Row: Alfred Treadway, Frank Heike, Bob XYmmtls, Harold Smith, Grant Gardener, l'aul Klager, l.ailclie Buychuck, Russell XlcCalla Stanley Swinton, Jack VN'eller, llan XYheeler, Bonnell Siinpson. Fifth Row: Bill llniltington, Berry Ratliff, John Swisher, David liillins, Armand llewett, Philip Gnrdy, Robert Allen, Ilavial Sleatnr, George XYellman. 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 1934-35 I UNIOR CLASS DIARY BY BETH O'RoKE We're here! We listen to the Seniors talking about big important things, but we just skip down the hall, full of pep, because the year when we'll be Seniors is a long way off, so why worry? We're so enthusiastic over basketball games! The team really couldn't win with- out our support. Wonder if any of our boys will make the first team. -Yesterday the boys broke the record-their sixth plate glass window ..... Today's assembly was really good, Around the World on the good ship Saurborn . The girls had such fun giving dances in every country that they all felt sad as they walked down the gangplank singing Azzrhorzr Away. YWell, we're sophomores! Now we're eligible for school parties and are we elated! .... It seems as if everyones getting into everythingg Student Guides, Broadcaster, Glee Club, Thespians, Orchestra, Band, G.A.A., and every intra- mural sport ..... The girls are giving another program, The Sophomore Revue. They boast that it's to be a regular Ziegfield production, modistilied, of course. -juniors! Now we must begin to achieve .... At the Continental Cabaret a large crowd turned out to dance to the tune of the modernistic staff stretched a round the rec-room . What fun we have had dressing the cage ball in scin- tillating bits of mirror. . It was announced today that three boys made the first basketball team and six made the second. Five of the natators are juniors, too .... We enjoyed every practice of The Srhoolmirtrerr, by Pinero, and feel that it was a real triumph for the Junior class. It doesn't seem possible that next year we will be elevated to that exalted position which the Seniors now hold, Only yesterday we were carefree seventh graders. During our Senior year we hope that we can attain much dignity and wisdom, so that when we leave the school where we will have spent six happy years, we'll be off to conquer new fields, and, who knows? 1935-36-? Page Eigbfeen

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NUNC DIMITTIS THE SOPHOMORES Left to Right, First Row: I':ml Szuillxlc, -lulm Ilicv, Ray 'liickilmy .lulm Xlcwlilmam. lion lincl1cl', IP:u'i4l Yl'NillII'j.2lI, ,lurk Sllilflllllll, ,lim lluyx, XYiIIzu'ul Stzicliler. Second Row: ,lulm I51'umiv:r, Alfrm-nl Gulhc, lictly Aims IH-ck, liznrlmru Iiuwcn, Nlnrgsirct llzuyf-, Nluln-I Ri-Mig, .xllliltlll Xlinurk. Xlaxinc Slixuinun, lfitch 'l'illutwu, Ilivlx lhilil Third Row: Xlilmlreml l'rcst1vn, lilizzilu-Ili Lewix, Can-ul Iimveil, Betty Nelxun, Xlary lla-len Dewi., Mary Yuwcmnb, Peggy May, Allllk' SCllIl9illWilIKl, llzirriet Sll4lEC!'Zlfl, ,IL-alum' Nlzulily, l r:uic6s iiflliiil, llill llllllrdbll. Fourth Row: liznrhzirzl NYl1v:it, Yirgiuizi Drury, .Xlliwn furtif, Xlzmwin Sllilfllllilll, Xlury lillen XYllv:elci'. K'n'nlvi1 Ui-llv.-1', Xlzirllm Sc-vit, Virginian lilns, ,Kim Yi-rlcler, Ihwntlmy Uutwutcr, Yirginizi Nlrilullzu, 'll-il llrangg. Fifth Row: I,:uwi'cm-v .Xllc-u. Huh lmng. l r:mk XYllitney, llill XYQHNI, Nluln-lm 'I'lmnmx, Slsmll-y Nlmm-. ful Ynlim ul: l'liil llul in ull Nail Xll Xi ull l'1il lv ' -N N ,. -n . cn., :A 'J 'ham . THE FRESHMEN Left to Right, First Row: tllun Sclniczu'lm-, ilrxull Fciicvnl, Ilzlvnl Uxlrr. .lzllllcs XY..mlrlllT, ixftlllll' lluphmx, llizirlm Kllflllllxlxi. llirlx Allen. Second Row: Rwlnert XX'ylwlr:i, K':mllii1e llrzuul, I'riwill:1 lililelw, Sliirlvy I.:uy, Ycllrll l'ur1l4mi, llnxxlznlrn- l,n1'n'll, .X4lulL'i4lv linirlllll. llelty vlnllllxtml, Putty 'l'1'uN1mer, Mary ,lvzui lhall. Third Row: Xlilll-n lluilxe, Ilm'l1zu'ml Schmid, Ilmwvllly iiillllllgl'l'. Peggy XY1ullXer, Ilzn'lv:u':u llmulu, Xlllflllll l'm-irxul, Ill'll'll llutzel, gxllllil llisv.-ll, liertrmlv l,2ll'l1lClJ, Ruth Xlnry Smith, iil'Yl'1'ly .Xrlzunx Fo urth Row: linrl limulillill, john NlcNlurry, Huh l,uvcll, .xllllll XIYLQIIIIZI I,:1 Rua-, XIVQIIIIJI Hzilu-lt. Xlnnm- Slqplin-lux-'11 lizwuvl llmvllxills, .Xmelitzi 5-clmiimlt, IA-mia l'arIwr, Anne llsmwn. 4Fifth Row: Il:-iiglm iiilnlw, Iiill Q'u11vNl-wk, Imviel liznlirlx, Ifelgzu' lil'ill1I!l, Anm- U:1Lm:m. Iiill lgnigliml, Xgnc- Ilunt, Ahh-n Yzmilcn llnwli, Xl:n'i:L'ry liursley, Alwvlm Slvullll, Slim-1'w.mml liruwn, lilmrlv- Iimvling. Ihfimlil lin-lxxm, Ium Hall, l':ml lmliig Illrlr XX ynil. Iizgu Niuuh-nz