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

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Margaret Addis Frances Aldous Rosemary Alexander Jean Alien Ruth Allen Virginia Allen Doris Allmendinger Mary lou Andrews Ella Angell Shirley Appleton Betty Ann Bacon Mercedes Baker Shirley Baker Betty Lou Bau Marise Beatty Mary Louise Beckler Doris Behnke Dorothy Bissell Marietta Bixby Bette Bleekman Donna Bleekman Roxanne Boldt .lunior Girls ol C-3 Tessie Boych uck Virginia Boyd Dorothy Braun Dorothy Breining Ernestine Brewer Florence Brooks Virginia Burt Frances Card Lois Call Merle Chapin Marion Chenery Helen Clarke Helen Clark Bette Cole Gwyneth Collins Irene Comiskey Muriel Cotton Betty Courtright Jennie DeGroff Phyllis DeVett Dorothy Dodge Marian Ehnis Evelyn Ernst Ann Evangelides Mary Falcone Carlene Feiner Barbara Feldkamp Jeanne Finlayson Betty Flickinger Virginia Folts Virginia Forshee Cleo Forton Katherine Frey Doris Ganzhorn Constance Goulden Maxine Gratton Mary Greschke Maxine Grinston Barbara Gross Dorothy Hack Mary Harris Betty Halta Mavis Henderson June Herrick Geraldine Hoff Virginia Howard Virginia Hoy Ardis Hunawill Mary lachini Ethel Iverson Betty James Helen James Marian Janousky Agnes Jensen Edith Jensen Lois .lohnsmiller Elizabeth Jones Betty Jean Kampfert Mariorie Kopp Berle Kearney Ruth Kempt Betty Klingler Leola Knox Virginia Koch

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Thejunior election held October 18 1939 was an election to be remembered The candidates nominated gave a very good showing and made it difficult to elect the best Among the candidates for president was Eddie Jamadanian who was unanimously elected Eddie has shown himself an outstanding student in his classes. Being fond of music he was a member of A Capella Choir and splendidly portrayed the part of Florestem in the Bohemian Girl He was a Washington Club member and quarterback on the football team This was the second time Suzanne Springer held the office of vice-president, having been elected to that office in her sophomore year. She took part in the Junior Play and was an active member of the Student Council. Peggy Laubengoyer also served as class secretary for the second term. She was co-editor on the Omega staff, one of the seven sisters in the Junior Play, and active in Student Council work and other school activities. Altogether the iunior class had a successful year. The fine group of leaders set a pace for the rest of the class and also the school as a whole. The Junior Prom was held at school and proved a gala event, well attended by a maiority of the class. The Junior Play, Seven Sisters, was the outstanding event for the class throughout the year. C GSS of Qctober 18 if X 4 ' 5 J. 4? ' 7 32

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Robert Abbott Marshall Aberle Malcolm Alber leonard Allen Floyd Bailey Sherman Baker Melvin Bauer Carl Bird Richard Blake Vernon Boman Edward Bostic Robert Boughner Kenneth Braun La Mar Braun Richard Broolu Fred Bross George Brown Martin Busch Robert Call Charles Carey Nich Carros Robert Checkley David Cheney Junior Paul Clifford Floyd Cloakey lvon Cole Hugh Cooper Bill Copp James Creel Don Cress George Crocker Harry Daum Clifford Davis Sherrill Davis Allen Dean Leo DeMareo John Denton George DeWolfe Bob Defenderfer Reginald Eggleton Dale Evans Donald Exinger Clyde Fahrner Neil Fauber Billy Fields Bill Fischer Boys ol C-3 Robert Fischer Warren Fraker Frank Frisinger Dick Gainey Lewis Gardner Ernest Gauss Robert Goetz Randy Gordon Stuart Gould Carlton Gregg Bertrand Greve Edgar Gyde Paul Hackbarth Clifford Hale Wilbur Hann Edward Hanselman Donald Harris Glenn Hartman Don Heller Frank Henry Robert Hochrein Alan Holcombe John Holland Kenneth Holzaptel Frank Hauser Russell Howard Desmond Howarth Earl Hubbs William Hume John lmming George Jaeger Edward Jamadanian Lloyd Jones Earl Kopp Ernest W. Keebler Nathan Kett James Killins Donald Knight Wallace Koebnick Paul Koons Jacob Kooperman Harry Koruan Bill Kuehn