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

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ist: 2nd: 3rd: 4th: BROADCASTER Ann Willard, Roberta Conlin, Sue Bromage, Cynthia Hendrian, Sue Van Boven. Mike Kollen, David Mahey, Polly Moore, Nancy Stehle, Ranny Towsley, Joanne Lichty, Caryl Ann Stuhrberg, Joanne Galpin. Tom Coolman, Fritz Litzenberg, Martha Velz, Carlyn Kaiser, Barry Brand, Jack Gokenbach, Charles Hollis, Ed McClennen, Tom Grace, Roger Chandler, Dave Hollis. Miss Huffman, Mrs. Kooi 1st: Bob Brown(11), Pete Bagrow, Neil Call. 2nd : Patty Hall, Edith McClusky, Paula Haller, Daphne Price, Carol Lopez, Edward Kurath. 3rd: Janis Towsley, Marilyn Elliott, Susie Chase, Janice Goldman, Nancy Willard, Dana Larson.

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Student Council j its i 1st: Dick Marsh, Hugh Smith, Bob Johnston, Tony Naylor. 2nd: Carole Pappas, Xenia Bibicoff, Elizabeth Fralick, Alan Haber, Marty Belser, Tom Grace, Ed McClennen, Bruce McEwen, Garvin Smith, Lee Ann Price. 3rd: Laura Hazzard, Audrey Coy, Peg Moehl, Bonnie Gokenbach, Ellen Kurath, Janet Kendrick, Nancy Newman, Pat Keene, Charlotte Haller. 4th: Mr. Conrey, Ronnie Larson, Chuck Irvin, Dan Lickly, Ronnie Spaulding, Mr. Pattishall. During 1949-50, the Student Council once more served as an integral part of the school. Led by Bob Johnston, president; Hugh Smith, vice-president; Tony Naylor, treasurer; and Dick Marsh, secre- tary, the Council acted as a sounding board for the school’s problems, and as a place where students could receive practical instruction and experience in democractic action, Last fall, the Council sponsored a school-wide magazine subscription drive that raised over a thou- sand dollars for the trip the Seniors took to Chicago during spring vacation. After careful study, the Council proposed four changes in the school Constitution to make that document a more efficient and up- to-date basis for U High student government. The conferences sponsored by the school this year, both the Michigan High School Conference on Citizenship held on the University of Michigan campus in Dec- ember, and the Conference of the Huron Valley Association of Student Councils presented here on May 5, were planned and directed by the Student Council. This year’s Council gave a great deal of time and thought to the question of student eligibility for extra-curricular activities and submitted a plan which they believe will solve the problem. High on the list of Council achievement was a reorganization plan which brought the Council and its sub-committees closer together by providing for the selection of committee members from Council personnel. The chairmen this year of the Student Council sub-committees were: Assembly committee, Dean Loree; Building and Grounds committee, Dick Moehl and Nick Themely; Eligibility committee, Barbara Goldman; Peace committee, Janice McFarlan; Social committee, Dave Shipman. All chairmen did cred- itable jobs in administering their important school activities.

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STAGE CREW o— ES ee. Petal 6 ceo. ea j lst: Sue Chase, Mr. Shafer, Polly Moore. 2nd: Ingrid Arneson, Susie Ridenour, Emerson Greenman, John Bradfield, Augustin Suarez, Charlotte Carter, Beth Greene. This crew does all the dirty work behind the scenes, but it’s lots of fun, sothey say. This is one of U High’s most ambitious groups, and its members do a wonderful job on all productions. THESPIANS 1st; Barb Salisbury, Ann Thuma, Anne Stevenson, John Bixby, 2nd: Gussie Plumer, Sylvia Huntley, Joanne Lichty, Betty Ann Rosenfeld, Pat Earhart, Susie Ridenour, Daphne Price, Rosemary Revelli, Mary Ann Baker, Caryl Ann Stuhrberg, Marilyn Elliott, Sue’ Chase, Betsy Nichols, Pat Goddard, Donna Crook, Wandalie Henshaw. 3rd: Mr. Shafer, Sam Reiter, Dick Maier, Emerson Greenman. “The play’s the thing,” to quote Shakespeare. Well, our Thespians do something about it. This year, under the capable direction of Mr. Shafer and the president, Anne Stevenson, the Thespians car- ried on a very active program. They did much acting in the group itself and gave the school some very enjoyable productions,