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

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Zin Memoriam Miss Zlaighee The school lost one of its most prominent and respected teachers when Miss Juva Hig- bee died in September, 1942, in Buffalo, New York. Miss Higbee had been con- nected with the University and public schools from 1927 to 1942. The many colorful oper- ettas which Ann Arbor High School's choral groups present- ed under Miss Higbee's capable direction were always a delight- ful feature of the year, while A Cappella Choir and glee clubs reached a high standard under her baton. For thirteen years she directed the youth chorus for the May Festival. The school will hold the memory of Miss Higbee before them for long years to come. Miss Seeley The sudden death of Miss Frances Seeley on April 13th came as a grievous shock to both students and faculty. Be- cause of her friendliness and pleasing personality, hundreds of graduates recall Miss Seeley with much pleasure. A tireless worker, besides teaching French and Spanish she was for many years co-sponsor of the Wash- ington Club. Although we miss her deeply, there will always be a loving' remembrance in the hearts of her friends as we think of the days when Miss Seeley worked with us.

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Plichta, Robert Duff Pool, Richard Adam Poor, Robert Pope, Robert Francis Poppenger, Donald Poppenger, Norman E. Porter, Harold William Potter, Nathan S. Potter, Taylor Walter Prieskorn, Robert Irwin Pruner, William J. Pruner, Jack Gray Pryer, Erwin Pullen, Duane Chase Putman, Robert Neil Rafeld, Julius Blair Rafeld, Herman Edward Randall, Kenneth Bernard Ranson, Ralph Rasmussen, Douglas E. Rasmussen, Homer S. Rauser, Donald Paul Rauser, Neil Albert Reading, Douglas K. Reading, Ned A. Reid, Philip C. Reiff, Robert Rettick, Charles Lewis Reuter, Russell Arthur Ridout, Walter Riggs, Finley B. Riggs, Wayne Patrick Rivette, Donald Ector Robinson, Francis L. Robinson, George A. Robinson, Harold Irwin Roehm, Roman Roland Rohde, Richard Paul Roll, Thomas Benton Roos, Robert Charles Root, Walter Charles Rorabacher, Robert Rudd, Sherwell Ruffins, Richard Walter Rusche, Fred W., Jr. Sage, Francis Earl Sager, Robert C. Salomon, Eleas A. Savery, Robert L. Sawyer, Andrew Jackson Saxton, Robert John Schallhorn, Donald Carl Scharbet, Myron Raymond Scherdt, Erwin E. Scherdt, Stanley Arthur Schiller, Lloyd W. Schiller, Loren Julius Schlect, Stanley Schleede, Roland Schlenker, Martin Schmale, Frederick H. Schmerberg, Rudy Schmidt, Robert Walter Schneider, Richard Calvin Schosser, Clare J. Schosser, William Maurice Schroen, Dudley Miller Schroen, Herman L. Schroen, Robert Schutt, Russell Wayne Scofield, Warren Howard Sekaros, Daniel George Servis, Harold Hoyt Seybold, Edward G. Seyfried, George Frederick Shankland, Donald Leroy Shankland, Glen Joseph Shannon, Edwin Stanley Shelton, Gerald Nelson Shelton, Lawrence 'Frederick Sherman, John Hesmer Shulz, Garl Edward Sibert, Richard Arthur Simons, Donald F. Simonds, Jack Sivers, John Roger Sinclair, Jack Duane Slack, Leslie John Slocum, Donald T. Slocum, James Ray Slocum, John O. Smith, Daniel Smith, Edward A. Smith, Val Tomkins Smith, Gordon Van Syckle Soper, James Willard Sorolis, Dionysus Paul CDanJ Soule, Gardner E. Spaulding, Dale Edward Spilling, Thomas Spooner, Albert Jos. CBudJ Sprentall, William L. Stampfler, Frank Ernest Stark, Anthony E. Starry, Wilbur Lester Stauch, John Edward Stauch, Louis Staudenmaier, Eugene Stearns, Harry L., Jr. Steeb, Herman John Steeb, Virginia Mae Steele, George S. Stein, Frederick Eugene Steinke, Eugene Steinke, Roland Herman Stephens, Roy Stevens, Robert William Stodden, Burt R. Stollsteimer, Dale Stone, John Edward Stouffer, Ned Dawson Straub, Glenford William Straube, William Glen Stribley, Richard Ball Strong, B. J. CBudJ Stadel, Clarence Emanual Sumner, Charles Swander, Homer Dart Sweeney, Jos. Anthony, Jr. Tait, Arnott ' Teabolt, Chase R. Teachout, John Duane Tennant, Dorothy Jeanne Tessmer, Estel Zefried Tessmer, George Thayer, Glen Gene Thielke, Giles C. Thurber, Raymond Leroy Titus, Dean W., Jr. Tracey, Sylvester CBudJ Trubey, Robert Trytten, Perry Joseph Twichell, Robert Giles Upthegrove, H. Nelson Von Hofe, Elmer Edward Van Hom, Merritt John Vlisides, Eleas N. C'nst'ntine Vogel, Raymond W., Jr. Wadhams, Warren Wallace Wagner, Carl Henry Wakefield, Floyd Wahl, Ted Christian Walters, Jack Strohm Warren, Donald Edward Warren, Leon Grant Waterman, George Bradley ir ir 'lr Watkins, Carl Phil Watkins, William Sparkman Weadock, Philip Sheridan Webb, Bert Harry Webb, Robert Edward Webber, Harry Frederick Weber, Karl Henry Wehmeyer, Karl Lehman Welch, Robert Carl Wenk, Adolph James Wenk, Herbert Charles Wentworth, Basil W. Wentworth, H. Gerald West, Ralph Edward Westfall, Robert Barton Wheeler, Philip Graham White, Amold Easton White, Jack Donald Whitker, Richard Whittemore, Hal Case Wickett, Albert D., Jr. Wicks, Loren D. Wight, Howard Morgan Wight, Ronell Hurd Wight, Samuel Kasper Wightman, David George Wightman, Robert Beveridge Wild, George Albert, Jr. Will, Loren Kenneth Willer, Jay Howard Williams, Raymond Fred Willoughby, Ralph Leland Willsher, Harry John Wilson, Glenn Patrick Wirth, Maynard Woodhead, Ralph Walker Wright, Bemard Elmer Wright, J ack Wake Wurster, Frederick August Wurster, Roland Edgar Yek, Howard Emil Young, Edward Young, Roy Zahn, Donald Robert Zeeb, Lawrence Edward Zemke, Donald Franklin Ziegler, Lyle Albert Ziesemer, Fred Ziesemer, Nelson Zill, Lloyd Charles Zoll, James E. Note: It should be understood that this list is undoubtedly incomplete. It represents a careful check, however, of all names reported up to the time that the Omega went to press. The committee of students and teachers, who are continuing the compilation, will welcome additions and corrections. MAHLON H. BUELL, Faculty Sponsor.

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DO YOU KNOW YOUR TEACHERS? : f FACULTY LOWER l lCTURE From! row: Harrev Kulibert. me- chanical drawing: Gene lVlaybt-e, math.: Nlahlon Buell, physics: Karl Karsian. history: George Nlackmiller. com- mercial: Arthur Wright. English: Charles Barclay. biol' ogy. Second row: Ferne Jensen. commercial: Helen lVlrEwc-n, commercial: Dorothy Nluck. history: Frances Smloff. Commercial: Exelyn johnson. foods: Eleanore Us-nne-rt, history: Laura Hamman, phys. ed. Third row: Pauline Zoller. English: Mabel Van Kleelc. history: Dor- othy Paton, math.: Dorothy Noyes. math.: Edna Parry. history: Alice Ensminger. commercial: Anna Steele. French. Fourth row: Louise Weinmann, German: Louise George. English: Lavanche Rieger. Latin: Matiltla Phs' terer, English: Maud McMullen. clothing: Clarence New- man, industrial arts: Frank Reed. English. Filth row: Olive lVIcLouth. math.: Florence Kitson. seoyi Lonni Tinkham. history: Linda Eberbach. clothing: Lela Dull. English: Rose Nlarie Grentzer. voice. Sivih row: Nlau- rice Isaacson. chemistry: Robert Granville, English: Algot Dahlberg. C-l counsellor: Elizabeth Green, orches- tra: Benjamin Reed, biology: Helge Hansen, Robert Van Sickle, and Francis Pope. industrial arts. UPPER PICTURE--Front row: Harris Malan, chemis- try: Timothy Ryan. phys. ed. Second row: Ernest Asmus. art: Lewis L. Forsythe. principal: Rollin Silfies. band: Donald Gary, English. Third row: Clara Youngs, home ec.: Ruth Hollitz. home ec.: Sarah Keen. c-.3 counsellor: Alex Shaw, phys. ed. Back row: Betty Potter. history: Louis Hollway. phys. ed.