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

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Helen Jane Finkbeiner With her calm, quiet manner and heart of gold, Jane was a real friend. We could usually find Jane playing basketball or baseball when she wasn’t Singing in the Choir or playing in the Orchestra. Barbara Ann Goldman Barb’s enthusiastic cheerleaders added spirit to all of our athletic events. When she wasn’t leadinga cheer she was probably in a game herself, for her athletic skills were varied— skating, basketball, swim- ming--she could do al- most anything. Besides this, she found time to Sing in Patience, be Chair- man of the Eligibility Com- mittee, and be Snapshot Editor of Nunc Dimittis. Patricia Lou Dellamater Pat joined our class in her junior year, and went right to work to help out on make-up and stage crew for the junior play. Everyone envies her her sweet smile, dark hair, and far-away look. This year she served on the stage crew for the sen- ior play and joined the Choir. Dorothy Jeanne Hammett What would the sen- iors ever have done without Dotty ? Undoubt- edly she has done more for the class than any other one person. Be- sides being Co-chair- man of the Senior Trip Committee, Dorothy was Secretary of the Student Guides. Bad moods vanish when Dotty’s bubbling giggle fills the room. Anne Marie Dixon An excellent artist, Anne has been an in- valuable member ofthe Stage Crew. Her beau- tiful settings for The Princess Marries The Page and Patience will always be remembered as highlights of our senior year. Anne was also President of the Red Cross and a strong alto in the Choir. Nancy Jean Fuller Nancy’s sweet soprano voice added to our en- joyment of Patience, The Gondoliers, and the Choir’s other produc- tions. As Assistant Edi- tor of Nunc Dimittis, she worked hard to get everything in by the deadline. Nancy helped make our plays success- ful, as Costume and Prop- erty Mistress. She was a valuable guard in the Basketball Club and Student Guides. Emerson Francis Green- man A good sport, Emmy contributed to U High’s athletic success in the track and swimming teams. His affinity for the theater cast him in both the junior and sen- ’ ior plays. His service on q the Stage Crew was e climaxed when he was Stage Manger for the Christmas play. Laura Ruth Hazzard Ra will always be remembered for her dimples and cut sayings. In her three years at U High she held offices in Language Clubs and homeroom, and worked hard on both the class plays. This year she joined the Choir and Student Guides, and was a member of G.A.A. and Student Council.

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Igor Peter Bagrow Little wonder that Pete was two times state swimming cham- pion and captain of our team. Almost every day in the year he would be down at the IM Build- ing improving his aqua- tic talent. Pete was the first President of the Varsity Club and also Editor of Pegasus. Elaine Hartsuff Bethell Elaine’s sweet face and angel hair have made many a cloudy day sunny. She has been an active member of Choir and Student Guides, and a staunch supporter of the Latin Club. Susanna Sarah Bromage Sue is truly a friend of everyone. With Sueas its capable editor, the Broadcaster reached new heights, met every dead- line, and adopted sever- al highly admirable edi- torial policies. Her stellar portrayal of Judy Foster in A Date With Judy was acclaimed by all who saw our junior play. Geraldine Bernice Criss Jerry’s even temper just seemed to travel along at a steady pace, striking the perfect happy-medium all the time. She was state president of the student library assistants. Jerry acted in and was on the production staff of our class plays. She also played in the Orchestra and was a member of the Choir. Hugh Neil Barnard Hugh was indispen- sable as a Swimmer on the U High team. He was Secretary of the senior boys’ home- room and was in the senior play. He was Assistant Snapshot Editor of Nunc Dimit- tis. Harold Alfred Cummings Harold’s sense of humor and original wit made us regard him as a “good guy.” His ability in shop- work was reflected in his excellent crafts- manship. Harold was Vice-president of our homeroom in the eleventh grade. Baert DeVos Brand Barry’s good nature and homemade humor made us all like him. He strengthened our track team as a Shot putter and worked as a journalist on the Broad- caster for two years. Barry also was in the junior play and on the Student Council. Robert Russell Brown Bob (phone 34390) did an excllent job as Busi- ness Manager of the Choir this year; he was also on the varsity football and swimming teams. As Mr. Foster, Bob helped to make our junior play a success. We will always remem- ber Bob’s nonchalant air and easy-going man- ner--just one of the boys.

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Shirley Anne Ind The senior trip would never have been possible without Shirl’s never-end- ing work. She also served as Secretary-Treasurer of her homeroom, Her inexhaustible wit has of- ten made her the life of what otherwise would have been a dull party. Laurels are hers for her allA record. Ronald Dean Klein Ronnie impressed us all with his quiet friendliness. Having a great interest in current affairs, he was active in all the functions of the Peace Committee. Ronnie proved that the hand is quicker than the eye by winning the Ann Arbor doubles table ten- nis championship. Cynthia Hendrian Cynth’s disarming smile explains why she is everyone’s friend. She has successfully guided the Choir through the year as its first President. She was Ex- change Editor of the Broadcaster, a member of the G.A.A., the Sen- ior Trip Committee, and the senior play cast. Robert Duncan Leland Although “Big Bob” was always agreeable to any suggestion, he had an independent mind. Bob was twice a captain in the Purple and Gold meet, and achieved distinction outside of school in 4H activities. Sylvia Gordon Huntley Without Sylvia you might be looking at a blank page now. Her enthusiasm as Editor of Nunc Ditmittis goaded the other members of the staff to produce to their capacity. She en- tertained us all as Har- riet St. John in Our Hearts Were Young And Gay. Sylvia was a Thespian and a member of the Choir for three years, Daniel James Lickly Dan might be called “Old Faithful.” Among other things he was a faithful member of the football and tennis teams and was captain of the basketball team. He was, for three years, a faithful mainstay of the Choir, and every- day he faithfully traversed the distance from Dexter to Ann Arbor. Dan was also a member of both the junior and senior play casts. Robert Franklin John- son As its President, Bob made the 1950 Student Council one of the most efficient ever. He was an invaluable member of the Broadcaster staff for three years and ini- tiated its Student Coun- cil column. Bob was also a valuable member of the basketball and tennis teams. Linda Lee Krueger Linda’s theatrical ability won her the part of Mrs. Foster in the junior play. She has been an important mem- ber of the Choir. Lin- da’s beauty and charm have been refreshing to everyone.