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

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THIUTISIH 10

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FACULTY Buenos Dias Puella Pulchra Nlercz Beaucoup Well yyell must he an exchange of the lnternatlonal language a good laugh Mlss lane Rasmussen Mlss Layanche R1eger Mlss Anna Steele haye a chat Mxss Rasmussen new graduate from Chicago Ln has trayeled twlce to Mexxco sponsors the Qpanlsh Cluh Watch Those Sour Notes Professor Mr Charles Yates toots the clarxnct Miss Rose Marre Cvrentzer swmfs the plano Mxss Elxzabeth Green saws the fiddle Mr Yates a new arr1yal leads the banl IS a graduate of Mnchxgan enjoys golf Mr Allison Demonstrates Armv Itty Kett at SoLl1lStudles Meeting Miss Qarah Keen Mlss Lona Tlnkham Miss Eleanmre Dennert Mr Layerne Taylor look on ln terestedly as Mr Iohn Allison hack after a year m the Army gxyes them a lesson Mlss Lewls tame to AAHS thus year from Tappan graduated from Columhxa promment m the YWCA and MEA guards the cafeteria collects hgurmes also teaches Enghsh Careful Thre Edzson Buel Mind your hngers' The science department com posed of Mr Benjamin Reel Mr Harrlss Malan Mr Morrxs Oldham M1 Charles Barclay watch Mr Mahlon Btell a le shows them the trucks of hxs trade Nir Malan came H1 the mid semester last year ok Oyer emlstry an helptng m the physxcs department Oldham graduated from U of M enjoys analyzing yntamms ABCDF sponsors tne Quence Club Cheer Lp Lou lom the 1-1 r lt looks as lf eyeryone rn the Phys Ed Dept IS happy except Mr Louxs Hollyyay seated at the left Mlss Laura Hammann IS seated at the r1ght with Mr George Rudness Mr Tim Ryan Mr Layerne Kxp Taylor 'Vlr Donald Doobie Dral-te stan ln Nir Rudness IS the only greenle He graduated from the U of M coaches basketball football and go H says I haye no hobby as my growmng daufhter keeps me quxte busy enough ug Ju Nfl Q..- 4

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G Students of today show thexr patrlotlsm m dliferent ways To some the chlef duty of a student durlng wartlme IS slmply gomg to school to help safeguard the success of the peacetlme They supplement their study wlth strenuous partxclpatxon IH bond drives Red Cross work and the lxke Some belleve that just attendmg classes IS not enough They have put thelr educa tlon aslde until after the war that they mxght offer thelr servlces to Uncle Sam dlrectly Others too young for the battlefront are domg thelr fightmg on the workfront taking part t1me jobs wlth elther essentlal or non essentlal nndustrles ETS PRIORITY Whatever hls method each student s wholehearted interest today ns ln v1c tory ln the war and ln the fOllOWlng peace Therefore he IS puttmg before all else hxs loyalty to hls country ' 1 v v ' - v v y - - . 4 , . . . . ' -