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

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E eventh Grade BACK ROW Joyce Bevan Dnanne Montgomery Mary Lou McCoy Ann Knox Ann Burton Mary Rea Ruth Longs Susne Chenot MIDDLE REAR ROW Patrrcla Oppenhelm Vnrglnra Smlllle Ruth Henderson Sldney Ann Boales Janet Allen Joan Wllson Jlll Predmore MIDDLE FRONT ROW Abby Anne Campbell Joan Harness Mums Rohn Barbara Warner Suzanne Shafter Jnll Gerrard Mlnam Baxter FRONT ROW Nancy Alles Nancy Meacham Barbara Carse Jane Austln Joan Lyons ALSO IN CLASS Joan Fllntermonn Susan Essmgton Kay Stanton Bette Ross Class Color Class Officers President RUTH LANGS Vlce President JOAN HARNESS Secretary MARY REA Treasurer JOAN WILSON NANCY ALLES JOYCE BEVAN BARBARA CARSE RUTH HENDERSON RUTH LANGS PAT OPPENHEIM SUE SHAFTER KAY STANTON BARBARA WARNER Monograms Class Mascot JANET ALLEN NANCY ALLES MIMI BAXTER JOYCE BEVAN ANN BURTON BARBARA CARSE RUTH HENDERSON RUTH LANGS PAT OPPENHEIM JILL PREDMORE SUE SHAFTER BARBARA WARNER 22 UNCLE REMUS

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Homework Done? What shall I do my homeworks not done. Television s on and its much more fun. History test tomorrow oh why oh why Drd so many klngs have to dne7 lf I studled now I thought wrth a smlle I could take a rest and watch for awhnle I thumbed through my math book page 208 lf x equals 30 whats the tram s rate7 A few mmutes more and Im golng to see Whatever the story happens to be My French IS not done yet QUELLE HEURE A T DIX HEURE PLUS QUATRE' how time seems to ree' Just one more subject I thought with delight Then Ill be through for the rest of the mght Chaucers work rs stall remembered today Whon that Aprll e wrth hrs shoures soote I closed my books breathed a slgh of content My homework s all done an evening well spent But what was the use why bother to try Televlsuon s off and another mght gone by Sur, Slmllcr Eleventh Grade A Yearlmg In Sprung She stands a bronze statue agamst the sprung sky Coat polished copper and mane sllky fme True thoroughbred blood shows In every llne Then snghtmg wlth glee some Imaginary foe She reared rn the our Ilthe as a doe A leap to rnght a snort of delight Up flung dainty heels and shes off an full flight At the end of the meadow she paused from her tear Her rnquusmve nncker let rung In the alr Two yearlmgs approached her In their mrschrevous pay ne palomrno the other blood bay e fully lmpatrently pawed at the ground n the tram Inttle bay was off In one bound Wlth that young palommo both fearless and bold Wlth plume tall of snlver coat dappled wrth gold As all three stampeded with all of their might Thelr hoofbeats ebbed as they faded from sight And I firmly declded upon this one thang That nothing s so lovely as a yearllng rn sprung r ld X 4 Eleventh Grade 1,2 I ff Evening The sun was slnkmg an the west Its rays like rrchest alchemy Wrought from each form that man knows best A masterplece for gods to see Nrght slowly approached and the cares of the day First staggered then faltered then passed on away And the bustle and clamor that day owns by reght Were replaced by the soft peace ful sounds of the mght Jane Austm Eleventh Grade ' a f f , X ' r - F - ' H B -IU., , ,, .rr r I. I A . I . . I v r 1 I , . V I 1 V - -1 X ,, ,,.. . . .. ,. ,, I , ? - X . V Ears pricked alert, and head held on high, . . . . , F . , , . . I . . . . . . I I ' O ' , . 5 Th ' ' ' , , A d . . . ' . . I - J ll I II ll - 23