University Liggett School - Rivista Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Woods, MI)

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WMM ,Dada ,ff-wffff BEVERLY CARR We are all envious of Bee's calm assur- ance and perfect poise. As a matter of fact her quiet mannerisms tend to calm down our riotous group. The Athletic Board say that they don't know how they got along Without her. Always prepared, she is eager to take on any responsibilities. She was seen as a Turkish dancer in the Merchant Gen- tleman in her junior year. That she has been with us but two years is our only regret. MARY CARPENTER The Symmathetea Board has in Car- penter-judging from her parts in The Neighbors , The Merchant Gentle- man , and as Maria in Twelfth Night -both an actress and a good worker to boast of. In the eleventh grade Mary was not only the president of the class but she was also chosen the May Queen Attendant. Her spirit has remained un- daunted in spite of the trials and tribu- lations of Muzzey's American History. Perhaps some day she'l1 make history herself with the help of her enthusiasm and her pretty brown eyes.

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ELINOR BOYD Boyd has been as busy as a bee all during her high school career. Her high soprano voice has made her a member of the Double Quartet for three years. In the tenth grade she served on the Self-Government Board and was later elected to the Athletic Board. She had roles in What Men Live By , Merchant Gentleman , and The Neighbors . Her enviable athletic skill wion for her membership on the varsity hockey and basketball teams for three years. Her humorous quips are enjoyed by all, and without her, school would be dull. VIRG INIA ADAMS First as the decrepit grandma in The Neighbors and then as the arrogant Malvolio in Twelfth Night Ginny won fame. If she would consider it, the Metro would have both a good actress and an excellent singer on its hand. She has been the backbone of the Double Quartet for the past three years. tVVe are hoping the Quartet doesn't develop a curvature of the spine without her.D The Rivixta board profited from her membership-as did her class. Ginny has both enthusiasm and spirit and has distributed them widely.

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B ETTY C RA PO Pretty -not sufficient. Brainy -an understatement. Through her ability and interest in the drama she became the able pres of the Symmathetea Board, has taken part in all Liggett's dramatic efforts tot which special men- tion should go to her for her interpre- tation of Milady in Milady Dreams and of the beautiful Olivia in Twelfth Nightnl. Crapo began flashing those dark eyes as the May Queen's flower girl, and again when she was the tenth- grade attendant. She has given the best of the last thirteen and a half years to Liggett-and given it wholehearted- ly. This is proved by nionograms ga- lore plus her fervent friends. ELISE COSGROVE Cossie has been with us two years now, and, needless to say, is one of the most popular girls in the class. She has a gift for rounding up representa- tives from D.U.S., etc., to help swell the proceeds of prom and play treasur- ies. We wouldn't lose her for the world. Her coal black locks and dark laughing eyes are the envy of all, and we unanimously agree that she made a perfect Joseph in the Christmas pro- gram.