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

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P l.lHl1WUl5llfJ Ann Arbor Highs new building has been occupied for more than a year now. Since fall the attitudes and feelings ot the students have changed. The school has become our school' instead of the new school. The numerous halls and rooms that once baffled students are now familiar. There was time to notice and appreciate the many such exceptional fea- tures as the planetarium the soda bar and the swimming pool. Other fine facilities such as the language laboratory and the library didnt receive as much attention but they were equally appreciated During these post months the glossy newness of the school has begun to mellow lt is no longer an impersonal strange building but o place filled with memo ries which are important now and in the years to come Thus the yearbook for i957 not only portays many of the events and personalities of the school as IS customary but is also an attempt to represent the spirit of progress which seems tc nave permeated the school to a greater degree than ever before in its recent history In education changes are not made over night but with its new facilities Ann Arbor should continue to be in the forefront of modern education The staff hopes it has been successful in telling the story pr sent the 1957 Omega Smfl f'f2-9-7 fXlJ Q V iw C-if S10 ot this building for the future. lt is with pride that we n 'l . J' ' b X X -ft? Q its - Q .

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