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

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f, llllllllllllllllllllli OMEGA 'FV at. C'LAk12Ncz-: NIARKHAM SARAH PIERCE RUSSELL TJUNNAIBACK ISILLIE GRIFFITHS BRUCE Dick Serf'cicw3'-Treasurer Iffpravrzztatizfc Pwsidmzt l'rfe-P1'csidc'ut Reprcscvztatzr r The Glass oil? Nineteen Thirtymwne HE Ann Arbor High School this year graduated more than 200 Seniors. To pilot them through the year, the class chose Russell Dunnaback for president, Billie Griiiiths for vice-president, Clarence Markham for secre- tary-treasurer, and Bruce Dick and Sarah Pierce for representatives. Under their efhcient management the class has been most successful. The scholastic standard of the class of '31 has always been upheld by such individual geniuses as Clarence Markham, julia Ann VVilson, Vera Newbrough, Mary Lunny, Margaret Major, Ross Mayfield, Ruth Coles, Billie Faulkner, Billie Griffiths, and Sarah Pierce. The Senior class has had many athletic luminaries. Those who made the first team in football were Oliver Cope, Alfred Schneeberger, John Schwemmin, Boyd Brown, Lawrence Stein, Peter Raftopulos, and Arthur Carstens, while Neil Cope captained the reserves. Peter Raftopulos, Richard Lundgren. Robert Mathis, Boyd Brown, and Russell Dunnaback shone in basketball, with XVood1'ow VVard and Richard VVhite sharing honors on the second team. Ross Mayfield alone upheld the prestige of the Seniors on the swimming team. Those Seniors who formed a nucleus for Coach Ryanis track and cross-country teams were Hoyt Servis, Herman Welke, Harold Gooding, Justin Cline, and Maxwell Miles. Dan Cadagan and Justin Cline performed ably as cheer-leaders. Billie Faulkner and Abe Zwerdling represented the school in debating, while Madalene Rabbe won honors in oratory. In dramatics Bruce Dick, Billie Faulkner, Raymond Wines, Clarence Markham, Frieda Fiegel, Billie Griffiths, and Sarah Pierce made names for themselves. The girl athletes were Carol Jones, Betty VVickett, Kathryn Bevis, and Sarah Pierce. Vera Newbrough was general chairman of the Girls' Fancy Dress Party, and Frieda Fiegel had charge of the Senior stunt. For Class Day the Seniors chose the following to represent them: oration, Abraham Zwerdlingg prophecy, Margaret Conkling history, Frieda F iegelg poem, Phyllis Lutesg song, Howard Webbg essay, VVilliam Pettycrew. lllllllllllllllll ' - L 3 Qiiisx n ' .1