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

Page 23 text:

unior rom iii An wnfer .f4cfiuifie.4 9 9 Late fall and the winter months brought with them the dance season. The touchdown ball was the first maior dance of the year and provided a fitting climax for the successful football season. In the picture at right, football captain Jim Baughn investigates the punch bowl situation. The big dance, however, was the Junior Prom. Much preparation for the prom was undertaken by members of the junior class. In the picture below, a floral display is in the works . The prom was a fitting climax to the winter's activities. Take two they re small Q- 5 . u., W-, X . t , an T 1 Maxx Arranging flowers for the Junior Prom X2 i xv ' T N M I if. ,V ,f , ff, -3- l diff- -'. I9

Page 22 text:

M, MW 'X M J ,ff W Reception line Cfor basketball players? Whoops, bu? no slip-up

Page 24 text:

if .49 P--f' 4-5-C fo Q-v ,pw 1 Pnnclpal Ron Fullerton i 'f-Q Supervisor of Attendance Erik Arnesen checks records with his eagle-eyed staff. eI1l0I'5 el I1 Uel' C 00 Who dtd you have last hour? Say we couldnt get away much Brother' ls thus a punlc' Com ments such as these were the basls of many conversations among students on March nme teenth, the date of thus years Sensor Day Thus was the day that was chosen for those senlors who were qualltled to take over classes and those who were elected to take over the odmm lstratlve lobs an the school There was a great varuatuon rn the degree of enthuslasm for teachung whuch the semor teachers had at the end ofthe day They began to realuze some of the problems assoclated wnth teachung and the extensnve preparatuon requlred to make a class both mterestmg and unformatlve George Balas administrative us- sistant for o day 20