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

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l?l'ZPE1C36-, E respectfully submit the seventh volume of the OMEGA to 5 the consideration of its friends, asking that its shortcom- ings may he viewed in light of the fact that it is the production, not of college students, but of Senio-rs in the High School. A just pride has impelled us to strive to surpass former edi- tions of the OMEGA. E V It is that pride which We, as disciples of education should have, and ever cultivate to a higher degree, in the elevation of the standard of learning. ' Thus we hope that succeeding classes will bear on and up the standard We have endeavored to sustain. lVith gratitude we acknowledge the kind assistance and timely advice of our professors in suggesting andlcriticising. The mechanical completeness is due in no small measure to the artists: Messrs. Freitag, Dorrance, Paul, Sherman and Traver, and Miss Dunster, And to the care and patience of the publishers. THE BOARD on Enrrons.

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l?rezsialelnl:'5 Flalalressy- l.i... 1...... THOMAS ' E. GOODRICH. My CLASSMATES: HE hour has come when each of us can say, I have fought the good fight, I have finished my courseff How gladly would I stay the hands of Time and grant to us a new lease of the pleasant school days that are so soon to close! But, alas! I cannot. r If there have been storms which threatened us, they have been safely over-ridden and have only served to show our true character and to bind us more closely together. And although old Time will not be appeased but insists that in a few short hours from now we- must grasp each other's hands and say fare- well, I am confident that as we go away to engage in other and, perhaps, more arduous duties, the glimpses of things higher and nobler that we have had here, and the inspiration to strive for them which we have gained from association with each other, will go with us and will incite us to honest work and greater exertion in the future. Fate may separate us, but in pleasant memories, in warm friendships, in the kindly interest we shall have in one another, the class of '90 will never cease to exist. - The class of '90 will continue, and in the future, as in the d3YS just past, will prove the truth of our excellent motto, Sapzcns qui Assiduusf' -