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

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.IOANNE ADAMS: Most of us recognized Joanne as one of the varsity cheerleaders, but she also had an interest in student govern- ment serving on the Student Coun cal and as president of her home room She was an actnve member of the Girls Athletic Club and while a semor made the Washington Club Iflll JOYCE E. ALBER Joyce showed a bl interest In music as she sang antando and A Cappella and was an active member of the Music Club. While a semor working on Omega and in Washington Club kept her busy She was president of I-uture Homemakers of America Club and also served as secretary of her homeroom NANCY J ANDERSON Nancy participated in many school activ :tres while in high school She was a member of the Washington Cub and was busy in her semor year She was also a member of the Music Club Girls Chorus and Scribblerl Club. Nancy served on the Red Cross and Assembly Commtttees DOROTHY M ANDRUS Dorothy worked on the COT program and her interests centered on secretarial work She served as vice president of her homeroom and belon ed to Music Club and Boosters Gu ROGER C. APPLEGATE R er used his musical and dramatic gal ity during has extra curricular time As a sophomore he was an Boys Chorus layed tennis and was sec retary o has homeroom Roger wal president of A Cappella and had a lead in the umor and Senior Plays and in t e operetta 'The Marriage of Nannette ALAN A. APRILL: Alan who hails from Svlauson, spent a lot of time during his senior year working toward the Washington Club trip. He also worked on the COT pro gram and represented his home room B 8 on the Noon Hour Corn mittee MARGARET E ASHWORTH Dur mg Peggys three years nn AAHS she helped make up the characters in our class plays She found time to be an active member of both the Spanish and Washington Clubs Peggy also was a member of the Girls Chorus and secretary of her homeroom A 22 LORRAINE AUSTIN Lorraine has heeded a call to the field of sports by participating ln CAA While putting in Washington Club hours she still found time to be a member of the Spanish Club Art Club and she was also In Sopho more Dramatics Club. EVELYN I... BAILEY This tall blonde gal halls from Slauson Dur mg her Sophomore year she was president of her homeroom A XJ Evelyn was a ver active member of the Scnbblers lub in both her junior and senior years She was also one of the many exerted semor who saw Vl ashmgton and New York ALICE E. BALL Alice partner pated in the Spanish Club, Boosters Club and Wag and Mask She was a member of the Omega staff and umor and Senior may commtttees n her semor year ice belonged to the NVashmgton Club and was elect ed to the Student Council She was also an active member of the GAC

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Joe Grammstlco Judy Gallup Bull Stason Semor Class Semors dlsplayed the p1oneer splrxt m sports and other actwltnes throughout the school year Joe Grammatlco was elected class president Bull Stason v1ce presxdent and Judy Gallup secretary Exe cutlve board members were Joe Pflffner Betty KBFGIZD Shxrley Mesnard Frances Brown Dlck Kerr Don Znll and Dorothy Clague Mr Ben Reed and Mlss Lavanche Renger were the semor class advlsers The boys produced a 5 A Champxonshxp basketball team under the leadershxp of co captaxns Lenny Byers and Perm Gagalls Paul Koernke and Fred Marz saw their wrestlmg squad through to the state champlonshlp Semor Chuck Vexgel led hls football team to second place ln the 5 A tying with two other schools The track team wa led to vlctones under the co captamshlp of Mark Ford and Don Doug las The upper classmen supported these teams whole healtedly Mlmature academy awards should have been presented to members of the semor play cast for Angel Street Roger Applegate and Mlckee McAll1ster held the undlvlded attentxon of the audxence throughout the two performances The Washlngton Club had over two hundred members from the semor class the flrst to travel by plane It proved to be an excltlng trlp We the semors, wish to express our thanks to the faculty members and students of AAI-IS for thexr cooperatlon ln making thls year the best. May the pnoneer spmt l1ve on forever rn our hearts' Row 2-D Zxll, D Clague S Mesnard, Mr B Reed, B Karslan F Brown, J Pfnffner Row 1 B. Stsson, J Gallup, J. Grammatlco. 17 X.. 1. - . - . . . . I 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' . . . . Y . 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . . u 'j . ' ' n ' ' I H ,, . . .. . . . 1 1 .. . . . . 1 . . . . . .. . . . . . . . , . . - . , . . . .

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JEAN H BAKNARD GAC was a must with jean and Washington Club took up a good deal of her time She used her espanol as a member of Spanish Club and she was a Booster of the pioneers spirit Jean served on the Junior Play committees and was elected secretary of her homeroom ROBERT BARSANTEE Bob, a former Slausonite came to Ann Arbor High and resided in home room B 14 for three years Rifle Club and the golf team claimed his extra activit interests He rut his scholastic eforts into the ,eneral Curriculum CHARLES E BAUMAN Chuck presided over his homeroom B 6 when a yuuior Working hard t ward the trip to Washington cupied much time in his senior year This very tall, witty fellow hailed from Tap an and participated in the Rifle lub and football while in school JOHN R BAYLIS Sports have dominated big jack Bayli s high school activities He has been a regular on the football baseball and track teams Jacks ability as a leader has also been proven while serving on the Student Council secretary of his homeroom a .i KN ashington Club officer and in the Boys Leader Corps. THOMAS BEAUCH: Tom played basketball during his high school career. As a senior he helped An- gel Street by serving on one of the play committee, and he also par- ticipated in the activities of the Boys' XYashington Club. DELMAS BELL ll hua Caine t Ann Arbor High School from New X01-k Ln? ,H 5gpteinber l94R Uur ing his benmr vear he made home mom ll 8 hi oflicial re :dence c fillowed the lieneral Curriculum during this time RONALD J BELL Ron A or iner blausonite was lIllCl CQlCd in interior decorating He was a mem ber of the Interior Decorating U'-lb and helped paint the liuike house and paint the interior of the school Ks a sophomore he took part in the .ictiuties of the Rifle Club BARBARA J BELOTE Thi s music loving girl Joined Music Club birls Chorus Cantando and X Cappella Barb vias an active mem ber of CRC participating in many sports Colonnade claimed Barb and she was in the junior Play and worked on the Omega NEIL D BEMENT During hi sophomore and Junior years Nell spent his extra curricular time play mg football He was vice president of his homeroom, B 18 and worked on the COT program Radio Club, and Rifle Club also claimed some of his time WILLIAM H. BILBIE: ll'll former Slausonite, went out for football and wrestling. He presided over his homeroom, A-l2, as its president for one semester. Dura mg his senior year he worked on the C.O.T. program. llill also sang in the A Cappella choir.