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

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The Psssistant Directors Student Council TOP 'ROW I lolrn Pielrneier. Richard Clark. Hope Tappe. Deborah Parry. Marian Cbenery. Ganeri Grabarn. Eleas Vlisides. Suzanne Springer, Pat Bird. Mariorie Hull. Herbert Upton. William Wheatley. SECOND ROWfBob Perry. Paulina Tucker, Selma Morris. Barbara Murphy. Poliy Titus. Shirley Brooks. Carmenia Glisson, Evelyn Barth, Nellie lacbini. ioan Eddy. Margaret Fletcher. Alired Rentcbier, Richard Blake. Torn Stout. Mr. Karsian. Tl'liBD YrOW,Darwin Drake. lim Killins. lane McMahon, Maxine lanouslcy. Melanie Buiiins. Nancy Cory, Barbara Gross. Lois Kivi. Charlotte La Rue, Doris Prilrnendinger, Mary Lou Andrews. Peter Buhrman. Carl Brauer. YOURTH ll0WfMarqaret Coolc. Doris Whitley. Maxine Robertson. Helen Balhoti, Marilyn O'Kane. Mary Lou Hallway, Pat Williams. Edith Hood, Kay Hood. Margarei Sattlerneier. Nancy Fritz. Helen lrene Clarke. ioan Gallup. Bob Chrisirnan. fred German. Kohn Holland. YTYTH EOWfVirginia Dean, ?at Eelrer. Shirley Srnazel, Terry Bandell, Virginia Howard, Marian Ehnis. Carolyn Otto. Mary Beth Prcornbe. loan Hiscoclr, Dorothy Poits. Yred Matthaei. Bill Bosserneyer, George Vlisides. Bob Goetz. lohn Laird. Torn Biddle. PRE-SlDEN'Y . . . Eleas Viisides vrcrl-PnEsiDr:N'r . . Gdrieti Graham SECRET IXBY ..... . . . S112-qnrle Springer COBRESPONDYNG SECBEY ZXBXES . . Edith Hood. 'Doris prlimendinger TBEIXSUBEBS .... . Deborah Pqn'rY. Mari? Lou Hallway 8

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SENIORS MARSHALL ABERLE The up-andecoming track man. Cross Country 181: Honor Banquet 131 : Intramural Sports 13, 41: Track 141. ROSEMARION ALEXANDER A good deed is never lost. Intramural Sports 121. MALCOLM LLOYD ALBER Excuse me, I have a date with success. Band 12, 3, 41: The Seven Sisters 181 : Orchestra 131 3 Citizenship Honors 131: Honor Banquet 131: Intra- mural Sports 13, 41: Mas- quers 13, 41, President 141: Rifle Club 141: Washington Club 141 : Omega 141 : Our Town 141. FRANCES E. ALDOUS The soft brown eyes, the melting blue - I cannot choose between the two. George Washington High School, Alexandria, Virginia 121: Colonnade 131: Mas- quers 13, 41: Science Club 13, 41: Washington Club 141: Omen. 141. MARY LOU ANDREWS 'Tis well to be merry and wise: 'Tis well to be honest and true. Masquers 12, 3, 41: Riding Club 12, 3, 41: Honor Ban- quet 131: Seven Sisters 131: Colonnade 18, 41, Sec- retary 141: Washington Club 141: Science Club Treasurer 1413 Omega Sec- retary 141: Student Council 141- SHIRLEY MAE APPLETON Silence and modesty are the best ornaments of woman. Glee Club cz, s, -ngcno 141, 1 941 NAOIVH KATHRYN ANTI-IES Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers and are famous preservers of youthful looks. BETTY ANN BACON Dancing will keep you going. Honor Banquet 131: Opti- mist 13, 41: Colonnade 13, 41: Washington Club Vice- President 141. IEAN CATHERINE ALLAN Honesty and truth make her a worthfwhile friend. VIRGINIA ALLEN And in the morning you shall hear my voice asf cencling to the skies. Masquers 12, 31 : A Capella 12, 3, 41: Washington Club 141: The Gondoliex-s 141. LEONARD GLEN ALLEN I am the master of my fate. The Mikado 121: Mas- quers 12, 3, 41: Glee Club 12, 41: The Bohemian Girl 131 : A Capella 13, 41 : The Gondoliers 141. DORIS MARIE ALLMENDINGER She was a shark in stud' ies and water. Citizenship Honors 121: Glee Club 121: Declamation 121: Intramural Sports 12. 31: Masquers 12, 31: Hon- or Banquet 12, 31: Girls' Athletic Club 12, 3, 41 1 Sci- ence Club 13, 41: Student Council 13, 41: Rifle Club 141: Washington Club 141: The Gondoliersu 141: A Capella 141. 10