Ann Arbor High School - Omega Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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t isxsafw T x U If lx X sf b i' x X., f as as ff r a ec As A IX X 5'3f' 1 F Rosanr PIERCE FRIEDA Sci-IAEFER ROY GOULDER VIRGINIA FORSYTHE KENNETH GORTON fRFf71'CX011fdfil'CJ QVirz'-Prrxidvntj cPfl'.Yil1C11tJ CSFC.-TYCHSIITPVJ fIil'l7I'l'Sf'77ftlfil'!'J The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Nine HE CLASS of 1929 was the first to enter the Ann Arbor High School under the three-year plan. In 1926-27 officers were elected as follows: president, Roy Goulder, vice president, Paul Proud, secretary, Frieda Schaefer, treasurer, Margaret Culver, sergeant-at-arms, David Dow. Under their management, the class was very successful, being well represented in athletics, oratory, and scholarship. The next year the class again chose Roy Goulder as president. The other officers were vice-president, Frieda Schaefer, secretary and treasurer, Vir- ginia Forsythe, representatives, Margaret Culver and Leonard Coryell. Six Juniors made the football squad, and for the second time Estel Tessmer was made captain of the basketball team, on which were three other members of this class. About ten Juniors appeared in plays. Kenneth Gorton was editor of the Optimist, with fourteen other members of this class on the staff. John White was art editor of the Omega. In the fall of 1928 Roy Goulder was elected president for the third time. Frieda Schaefer was made vice-president, Virginia Forsythe, secretary and treasurer, Robert Pierce and Kenneth Gorton, representatives. The Seniors who made a name for themselves in various forms of athletics were William Mordsky, Lawrence Walz, Harry Tillotson, Hilton Ponto, Newman Davis, Roy Goulder, Leonard Coryell, and Ira Williams. John Huss represented the school in extempore speaking. Robert Pierce and Leonard Coryell were editor and business manager respectively of the Optimist. The class was represented in dramatics by Ann Verner, David Dow, Carlton Jolly, John Huss, Nancy- Ellen Reed, Lucille Barnes, Bernice Druckenbrod, and Helen Brittain. Class day exercises were held Thursday afternoon, June 13. Those elected to speak at this time were Lewis Gill, class prophecy, John Huss, class oration, Mary Agnes Swanwick, class history, Virginia Forsythe, class song, Helen Nagel, class poem, Hilda Angerer, class essay. Commencement was held in Hill Auditorium on June 14. Pa IC S tcetl