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

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DEDICATIO The Omega staff wishes to dedicate the 1968 yearbook to the last and finest graduating class of Ann Arbor High School. The class of '68 has upheld not only the fine academic standards set by previous graduating classes, but also has sur- passed them in many ways. There were twelve Ann Arbor seniors in the top 92 in the state in the Michigan Math Prize Competition. There were five in the top 300 in the nation in the VVestinghouse Science Talent Search, and one in the top forty. There were four winners in the tenth annual National Council of Teachers of English Awards program. The Class of '68 was not only intellectual in its activities, but also had a great class spirit. In three years at Ann Arbor High they won the purple jug twice-in their sophomore and senior years-showing spirit both coming in and going out. Senior VVeek was the result of a special committee in the Executive Board formed to help people get better acquainted. The Senior Class sponsored the Senior Ban- quet, the Senior Prom and the Senior Talent Show, and a variety of other functions. Omega extends its congratulations to the 1968 graduates. VVhere's the class of ,68?',

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FURE WORD This is the last year that Ann Arbor High School will exist as such. Next year it will become Pioneer High, and the new Huron High will become Ann Arbor's second high school. In presenting this yearbook, we thought it appropriate to recapture some of the earlier activities of Ann Arbor High, in addition to providing a permanent record of this year. We found the experience to be both entertaining and enlightening, and we hope you will enjoy it with us. Sights and sounds of the future are here, too, as the Huron High School teams fight valiantly for their school, backed by enthusiastic supporters from both schools. And so we give you the 1968 Omega: remnants of the past, your record of the present, and a glimpse of the future, to aid in making our total endeavor more meaningful. Nancy Craik, Editor-in-Chief Barbara Burnes, Business Manager Maggie Pittman, Art Editor Margaret Otto, Senior Editor Deborah Bailey, Faculty Editor Ted Carman, Curriculum Editor Ann Roth and Chris Cares, Organizations Editors Rowe Lee and jon Wilson, Undergraduate Editors Scott Oliver, Sports Editor Kathy Schurz, Activities Editor Walter Hill, Index Editor Hank Schoch, Proofreader jeff Serme and Matt Lampe, Photography Coordinators

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