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

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A salute to the 106th qnaos -- The staff dedicates the T959 OMEGA to the 100th class to be graduated from our school. From the handful of students who were graduated in 1859, enrollment has grown to over 500 seniors this year. From a narrow, restricted classical curriculum aimed at preparing students for college, a rich and varied curricu- lum has evolved, offering expeniences not only in the classic subiects but in business, mechanics, art, music, journalism, speech, dramatics, cooperative occupational training, home economics, and physical education. This 100th graduating class has participated in all of the above-mentioned activities, and has members who have been outstanding in all of them. More than fifty percent of this 100th class will go to college. Many of the others will go directly from high school into offices and local businesses. Others will go into the Services. All of them have had the rich and varied background which T00 years of experience has evolved. Their graduation marks a milestone of progress for a school and a community which for T00 years have been dedicated to the best in education. Good luck, Seniors! You are a fine beginning for another T00 years of progress at AAHS. Bart Bowdrie, Florida Davis and Ken Tappe Let's sing! V V F M -' dqtwgss 3 U , , ., ,iw-I 5 ..:V., , g - 'I V A ..l EJ . l- 1 l. ly 'Vq li x A , 5 Txf ..,.- i 4' F 1 I: l , . T wt gg 1 If , , sa ,R A - - V T ., f -ss 1 .i-:If viii' . f , , , if J ,, l ,ilk m i.: '- - I' I-:se g'l'u-. -i 2 -iIEH...E -14' .. 'E.l! n

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