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

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5 ' , A person doesn't quite realize how much fun he's had in school until p, C thc day he wears that cap and gown and comes to the realization that its over. XVe seniors feel the aching symptoms of homesickness. Along with the hard work there has been the fellowship with our teachers and iw classmates to make our three years at Ann Arbor High School invaluable. lVe have a great many memories to look back on. A glance at the pictures of our junior and senior play casts bring back a host of memories PWS!-dw!! to those of us in the C2lSt, on committees, and in Bill Hare the audience. Then, as we see the snaps of the Senior Assembly, and the J Footlight Scandals, we re- live all the fun we had. All the excitement of exams and honors was increased by the V1-W-l,mw-IIPHI signing of autograph books, Al Clzwue practicing our Class Day program and graduation ex CFLISCS and presenting our gift to the school Our store house of memories is full Srrnlnrx Bu B nth Executive Board -Vflflffifl et not 'at is 1 an 1 c tu ic 1 t XX ndha Clue Nliltol judx Rood Xlxss Rugei lllXlSOl hf teen n . t i , . A , 5, e .it tl Sl'flf!'!l.' Debbie Townsend, Norm Hartwig, .Xl Clague. Bill Ilare, Bet illarlli, Xlarx Slawson. if ' ' g: Xlr. ll. Re l-adx' '. l. Gt ll. tl. l3r'an lfingerle, Iln'k B 'l vl . l'a 'Q 'ms, Ig'.z tn, ,, V '-1 ' '.