Slauson Junior High School - Exodus Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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yao’ ALAN BLOOD was a member of homeroom 224, He par- ticipated in the Michigan Youth Symphony and Student He was on the honor roll in the 7th and 8th grade and all A's honor roll in the 9th grade. Alan won a first division in Solo Ensemble Festival. His in- terests are playing the violin, flute, piano, clarinet, guitar, and stamp and coin collecting. His favorite sub- jects were algebra and Orchestra. Peace Union. VICKI BOCK was a member of homeroom 322 and 303. She was a hall monitor, hall guide, and a member of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Her interests are sewing, sports, and knitting. An essay she wrote won first place in the Daughters of the American Revolution contest. This essay went on to win second place in state competition. Vicki was on the A and B honor roll all the time she attended LOIS BLYSTONE was a member of homeroom 218. She was an alternate for Etta Kett Club in the 7th and 9th grades and participated in major and minor sports. Lois enjoys ice-skating, swimming, and playing the flute. She is interested in animals. Her favorite subjects were English, math, typing, and band. BARBARA BOHR served as president and vice president of homeroom 306. Barb was on the honor roll all three years. Her favorite subjects were biology and English. . Slauson. —— rh 2 a dl JOAN BOOKER entered Slauson in 8th grade and be- came a member of homeroom 320. S he enjoyed sewing an cooking while her favorite subject was social studies. vorite subjects. VEDA BRADSHAW was a member of homeroom 303. Her favorite subject while at Slauson was math. and girls. DAVID CHABINSKY was a member of homeroom 201. While at Slauson he served on Hall Monitors and Hall Guides. He participated in Just Before the Storm in eighth grade. Dave's favorite subjects were speech, gym, and printing. His hobbies are bowling, camping, fishing, and swimming. swimming. JOHN BOYER was a member of homeroom 227. ticipated in intramural sports, was an office runner and hall monitor. Johnny won two athletic letters while at Slauson. His hobbies are girls, bowling, dancing and sports. English, math, civics, and Spanish were his fa- He par- DAN BROWN was Boys' Athletics representative for homeroom 201 for 2 years. Flib participated in foot- ball in his 3 years at Slauson. His favorite subjects were gym and shop. Dan's interests are swimming, dancing, JANICE COFFEY was a member of homeroom 201. Jan served as an office runner. Her favorite subjects were art and English. Janice's hobbies include collecting china and stuffed animals, bowling, ice-skating, and ELAINE BOWLER served as secretary of 317 and was also a member of 207. sports, eighth grade chorus, Hall Monitors, Girls Athletics, Etta Kett Club, and was an office runner. She was also on the Exodus staff. Elaine's hobby is ice skating. Her favorite subjects were speech and civics. She was on the honor roll in seventh grade and participated in the Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. JUDI BREINING was a member of homeroom 303 and 322. She participated in Girls! Athletics, Hall Guides, Tri-Hi-Y and The Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. Judi's favorite subjects at Slauson were math and English. She enjoys water and snow skiing, and skating. She was also on the honor roll in the ninth grade. HOLLY CHURCH While at Slauson she was a cheerleader in the 8th and 9th grades and captain in the 9th. Holy participated in after school sports. She also received an art award in 7th grade. She enjoys ice skating and is a member of Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. Her favorite subjects were algebra, and English. She participated in all after school LINDA BRADSHAW served as president, vice president, and secretary of homeroom 317. She also was a member of homeroom 207. Linda was a member of the Exodus staff in the 9th grade and was on the honor roll all three years. She enjoys art, sewing, and skating; her favorite subjects were art, history, and Latin. ROBIN CAIN entered Slauson in the 9th grade and be- came a member of homeroom 207. Robin enjoys swimming, horseback riding, and reading. Her favorite subjects were biology and typing. was a member of homeroom 303 and 322. RICHARD COLE was a member of homeroom 312 while at Slauson. Richard's favorite subjects were biology and gym. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and reading. nh Eten ezE GhU6:zE Ut lea Eo = =m 4

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CAROLE ALBRECHT was a member of homeroom 320. She participated in Etta Kett Club, Student Council, 8th grade chorus, homeroom sports, and Exodus staff. Her hobbies are swimming and horseback riding. Carole's favorite subjects were Spanish and algebra. and competed in all homeroom sports. His hobbies are almost all types of aviation, especially radio-controlled model planes. His favorite subjects were science, gym, and concert band. CHUCK BAILEY was a member of homeroom 306. His favorite int erests are Mary Schwartzneu and working on cars. He was a member of the Ann Arbor Modifiers and his favorite subjects were civics and English. DAVE BARERA was president, vice-president, and treas- dent Council, and was secretary of Boy's Athletics. He ite subjects were gym, English, algebra, and Latin. He has been on the honor roll all three years. DIANA BECKLER was secretary of homeroom 227. She participated in Etta Kett Club, 8th grade planning com- mittee, Exodus Staff and Student Council. Her interests are clothes, drawing, and reading. Band and Exodus staff were her favorite subjects. JENNIFER BENTON was a member of homeroom 207. She participated in church activities and all after-school sports. Jennifer was a hall monitor and served on Etta Kett Club. Her interests are boys. Her hobbies are favorite subjects. PETER BICK was a member of homeroom 306. He was on the projection club, Hall Guides, Student Council, Noon Hour Committee, Scuba Club, and Pep Band. He received a second division at the Solo Ensemble Festival. His hob- bies and interests are music, model building, and coin collecting. Band, orchestra, civics, and biology were his favorite subjects. CAROL BIRMINGHAM entered Slauson in the 9th grade Club. Her hobbies and interests are swimming, playing the organ, and reading. Carol's favorite subjects were English, French, and chorus. JOHN ANGELL was a member of homeroom 218. He par- ticipated in Hall Guides, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, urer of homeroom 317 and 207. He participated in Stu- was on the all-star basketball and all-star softball teams. His hobbies are model rail-roading and sports. His favor- reading and cooking. French and social studies were her as a member of homeroom 201. She was on the Etta Kett TED ANDREWS entered Slauson in the ninth grade and was treasurer of homeroom 303. Ted participated in first-semes- ter speech play, chorus, and a bowling league. His hob- bies are olf, basketball, and swimming. His favorite sub- jects were civics, English, and French. KAREN APOSTOLOU was a member of homeroom 306. She participated in after-school sports, was captain of her field hockey team twice, was on 8th grade party committee and belonged to the French Club. Karen's hobbies are collecting records and swimming. Her favorite subjects were English and business orientation. PAT BAILEY was a member of homeroom 312. She par- ticipated in Hall Guides, Etta Kett Club and 4-H. Her favorite subjects were math and typing. Pat rated hon- orable mention in the ninth grade. BARRY BATEMAN was president and vice-president of homeroom 218. He was president and vice-president of Student Council and vice-president of Boys' Athletics. He participated in all sports and received an athletic and activity letter. Barry also won the all-around gym- nastic championship in the 8th grade. He set four swimming records in Slauson. He enjoys anything that's active. Barry liked all of his subjects. SHARON BEEMER entered Slauson in the eighth grade and was vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of homeroom 227. “Sharie was president of her church youth group and participated in Student Council and cheerleading. She was also a reporter on the Ann Arbor News. Sharie was on the A and B honor roll both of her years at Slauson. Her interests are ice-skating and playing the piano, while her favorite subjects were Spanish and typing. TOM BERANEK was vice-president of homeroom 320. He was a Boy Scout, a hall guide, and an office runner. He participated in all intramural sports, played football, was in the city gymnastics meet and the city swim meet in 7th grade. Tom received an athletic le tter in 8th grade and was on the honor roll in the 9th grade. His hobbies are coin collecting and all sports; his favorite subjects were civics, band and gym. BILL BIRD was treasurer, vice-president, and president of homeroom 227, Sparrow was in the first semester speech play and received a scholastic letter in the 8th grade. He was on the honor roll most of the time while attending Slauson. His interests are swimming, scuba diving, and football. Math, gym, woodshop, French, and speech were his favorite subjects. JAMES BLAYLOCK was vice-president and treasurer of homeroom 312 in the 7th and 8th grade and a member of homeroom 201 in the 9th grade. Jim participated in Student Court, Hall Guides, Boys' Athletics, Hall Mon- itors, and the Slauson basketball team. Jim earned an athletic letter and was interested in sports. His favorite subjects were Latin, algebra and civics.

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KAREN COLLINS served as president and secretary of homerooms 303 and 322. Karen participated in Student Council and was captain of Cheerleaders. She also was a 4-H Club secretary and a Church Youth Group Leader. She was on the honor roll all her three years at Slauson. Karen's favorite subjects were English, civics, and Latin. Her hobbies are singing, water skiing and talking. SUE CONOVER has been president, vice-president and secretary of homeroom 218. Since Sue has been at Slauson she has participated in Student Council, Girl's Athletics, 8th and 9th grade chorus, Central Homeroom Committee, Hall Guides and Exodus staff. She par- ticipated in major sports and was captain of field hockey, volleyball, and baseball. Sue's favorite subjects were typing and Spanish; her hobby is hair styling. THOMAS CRISPIN served as president of homeroom 224 and was a member of the Student Council. Tom's favor- ite subjects were algebra, biology, and mechanical draw- ing. His hobbies are collecting stamps, building models, reading and sports. RON CROSS was a member of homeroom 233 and 312. Ron participated in all major and minor sports and he served on Boy's Athletics. His hobbies include all sports, especially baseball and football. Ron's favorite subjects include math, French, and physical education. While at Slauson Ron earned an Athletic Letter. LINDA DALE was a member of homeroom 306. She par- ticipated in all major sports. Her hobbies include bowl- ing, swimming, horseback riding, and water skiing. Linda's favorite subject was typing. a DORIS DAVIS was secretary and vice-president of home- room 218. Dodie was a member of Girls' Athletics and Etta Kett Club, as well as captain of after-school sports. She was on the honor roll in 7th grade. Her favorite sub- jects were civics and English. Doris's hobby is collecting records. DAVID DEAN was a member of homerooms 317 and 207. Dave participated in Boys' Athletics, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Student Council, and Central Homeroom Com- mittee. He was also president, vice-president and sec- retary of his homeroom. He was on the All-Star softball and basketball teams and also played football. Dave was on the honor roll every year. His favorite subjects were gym and mechanical drawing; his hobbies are sports and food. JAN D IECKMAN was a member of homeroom 312. She was a hall monitor, was on the honor roll, and received an art award, Jan's favorite subjects were art and history. Her hobbies are swimming, drawing and painting. ALYCE CONN was a member of homeroom 312. While at Slauson she served on Girls' Athletics, library staff, Etta Kett Club, and was a member of the 9th grade chorus. Al's favorite subjects were math, typing, and business orientation, Her hobbies include playing the organ, read- ing and swimming. SANDY CRAIK served as Girls' Athletics representative for homeroom 306. While at Slauson Sandy participated in all after-school sports and was on the honor roll in the 7th and 9th grades. Sandy's hobbies are collecting records and swimming. Her favorite subject was math. JOHN CRIST was a member of homeroom 306. John also served as a hall monitor. His favorite subjects were wood- shop and art. John's hobbies are swimming, skiing and bike-hiking. SELMA DAHER came to Slauson in the ninth grade and was a member of homeroom 320. While at Slauson she partici- pated in girl's hockey and her favorite subjects were Eng- lish, Spanish, and algebra. Sally's hobbies include swimming, bowling, volleyball and basketball . MARY ANN DANNER was a member of homerooms 303 and and 322. Mary Ann participated in all after-school sports and she was on Etta-Kett Club in the 7th grade. Her favorite subjects were English, study hall, and typing. Her hobbies are swimming, boating, and ice skating. SCOTT DAVIS entered Slauson in the 9th grade and was a member of homeroom 224. Shorty participated in basket- ball, baseball, and track. His favorite subjects were gym, English, and math. CHARLENE DEASY was a member of homerooms 233 and 312. She was president and secretary of her homeroom as well as a representative for Hall Guides and Student Council. Charlene participated in Tri-Hi-Y Club, was an Exodus co-editor, an art editor for the Echo as well as being a reporter for the Ann Arbor News. Her favorite subjects were art and English. Her hobbies are dancing and interior decoration. She received an activity letter, and art award, and was on the honor roll in the 7th and 8th grades. JIM DOUGLASS was a member of homerooms 317 and 207. King J participated in football, basketball, and softball, and was also a member of Boys' Athletics. Jim's favorite subjects were English and metal shop, and his hobbies are sports and cars. He received an athletic letter in the eighth grade.