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

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LANGUAGE CLUB 1st: Miss Jewell, Ingrid Arneson, Joe Naylor, Dave Shipman, Sylvia Huntley, Mrs. Reiss. 2nd: Dave Hollis, Charles Hollis, Tom Cameron, Laura Hazzard, Ranny Towsley. RED CROSS 1st: Elizabeth Sing, Judy Goodhew, Mrs. Dixon, Nancy Newman, Nancy Williams. 2nd: Jack Husselman, Alexander Sommer, Don Nissle, Jim Orr, Dean Wenk, Dick Fischer, Farris Hotchkiss, Geraldine Beck.

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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,

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ORCHESTRA lst: Betty Ann Rosenfeld, Cyrus Hopkins, Diana Stevenson, Anne Stevenson, Dave Haworth, Judy Haswell. 2nd: Charles Smith (8),George Finkel, Mickey Marckwardt, Phyllis Granger, Judy Towsley, Lois Wilson. 3rd: Lois Funkhouser, Don Haworth, Polly Moore, Jeanne Goodman, Don Nissle, Dick Maier, Farry Henshaw, Betsy Nichols, Mr. Berg, Wandalie Henshaw, Mary Sue Shoop, Shirley Shoop, Doug McClennen, Phillip Horn, Fleet Senseman, Peter Fries, Charles Hollis. U-High’s orchestra made an excellent showing this year under its new director, Mr. Arthur Berg. Everyone enjoyed the Friday morning marches which have become a cherished tradition in U-High. The Junior High was well represented in the orchestra this year, and their contributions were greatly appreciated. The orchestra made successful showings on their performances in the district and state festivals. But their special distinction lay in their contribution to the delightful operetta, Patience.