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

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MR. HOLLWAY MR. BUELL MISS RIEGER Physics German, lafin Foofball and Basketball Coach Afhlelic Direclor MISS McLOUTH Mafhemahcs MR GRANVILLE English Head ol English Deparfme I MR DAHLBERG C O T MR RYAN Track Coach Dnver Educahon MISS EBERBACH Home Economics 14 ... ,

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In the field of athletucs Ann Arbor Hugh School has made a name for utself un state scholastuc curcles As early as 1898 the football team won uts first undisputed state champuonshup and sunce that tume uts teams un football basketball baseball tennus golf track and swummung have made envuable records throughout the years The name Puoneers whuch desugnates all teams sponsored by the Athletuc Assocuatuon was not adopted untul 1936 as the result of a contest conducted by the Ann Arbor News The name was accepted because Ann Arbor Hugh School us a pioneer un the true sense of the word beung one of the first schools In the state c have an organized athletuc program But asude from the war record and the athletic record umportant as they are they yueld un sugnuficance to the hugh level of scholarshup whuch the school has zealously and persustently mamtamed The tanguble proof of thus may be found un the many graduates who have gone from uts doors to make notable successes un such fields as art luterature auud scuence Nor must we forget the thousands of graduates who have found unspuratuon and guudance wuthun uts walls and have made for themselves happy and contented luves ln March of thus year the old school closed uts doors forever and the buuldung has become a part of the Unuverslty From the Carnegue Library has been taken the oul portrait of Pruncupal Emerutus Lewus L Forsythe paunted by a graduate of thus school and from the l'1CIll G bronze bust of Mr Forsythe whuch was presented to the school as a class memorual Wuth these tangible thungs go memorues memorues of work well done mem orues of student dances and homeroom partues mem orues of plays concerts and assemblues memorues of strong lastung fruendshups The new buuldung us the cumulatuve result of many many hours of thought and labor on the part of the pruncupal the superuntendent of schools the Board of Educatuon the Cutuzens Commuttee and the hugh school faculty It has entailed frequent trups to Inspect other schools much connung of books many conferences wuth archutects Because of thus plannung the buuldung has structuon but ut also antucupates the future un uts plane taruum weather station raduo and televusuon studuos and other unuque features It us a notable achievement to round out a cen tury of progress but un thus dynamuc age one cannot dwell nostalgucally un the past By a councudence we end our first one hundred years un one buuldung and begun the next un another What part wull the new Ann Arbor Hugh School play? What great strudes wull the world make un the humanutues technology scuence'P Such a world wull place everuncreasung responsubulutues upon uts cutuzens We look to the new school to play uts part un preparung uts students to assume a meanung ful and progressive role un thus world . .I . . . . Z I , . I I I ' I I I In - ru - 11 f - ' ' ' . ' ' , Q I . I ' ,, . . . . ' I ' ' I ' I ' , . . .,, I ' I ' - ' - ' incorporated within it the best in existing school con- , . . 1 ' 1 ' V , , , , - 2' 13

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MISS LEWIS MR V J . . .COOK MISS PATON Girls' Advisor Mechanical Drawing Mathematics The Ann Arbor High School student body IS proud of the faculty members lasted on the following pages We wish to acknowledge their years of dedicated serv Ice to our high school and their Inspiration leadership and guidance given to us the future citizens of America -vQ '5' tt .J mi, J 'I' Av- rr-I - 5? 'L I 'j1's v ' X PKQW4 l kfi F1 -I I 1 ,....----'-'-l lllllllllllllllllllllllll mmlim J.-.-f ,gl ,,-gif 4 r f 3- wr.- ..u. N... WM ut 1 5 , . : JY l p., 'f Q . 1 . . W p 'A' - 4 ' -' v' U A l r ., ,,., I C Z' I .1 if ' . f ll ', If ,r ' W . 1' l, VA' , a . - ,,.,,. 7' 5 5 ttl ' .I nr! :x?' 1 4 .44 ' 4 If NN' A - ,X Q V I ' wr - ' ' M4- i R . ' a t . X t r ,, Af 1 ' 'As' 4 r, : , , 'gn 4 fx R Q ' sr, , ll -ff fa W I 1 I III I I f ill, gr 1' fi i , Vx: M Y Y 3- ' fn I llll - --:ra e '7 35252 E211 -' ' - .. ---'L 4 -'Q 'ff' .- -.?1f g 1 - . . 1 - ' 13 ' -in -Y A ' ' , W --.1 .A.. ,,..., JM. f -- -., 4,13 , -4--A++. - Q ' 77? ' - -. xi , ' 'P - is ' ' - ,V -- :+1ig,,- 'w 'N' - - V614 --ff :gm i 3. 1'- L ' '...-,' f, nun.. f ., 'ul c-,Y ... f - , Q uf 'MA' ' ANN MDAK