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

 - Class of 1963

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JOHN DUNKLEY entered Slauson in the 8th grade as a member of 201 where he served as vice-president. He enjoyed football and was a member of the Wildcats . Dunk's hobby is Elaine. His favorite subject is lunch. SANDRA DRAKE was a member of homeroom 312. While at Slauson Sandy's favorite subjects were architectural design and typing. Her hobbies are horseback riding and water skiing. DIANNE EDDY was a member of homeroom 233 and 312. She participated on Hall Monitors and Hall Guides. Her hobbies are collecting records, dancing and swimming. KRIS DUQUETTE entered Slauson during the 8th grade as a member of homeroom 201. She served as an alternate for Student Council and Etta Kett Club, was on the party committe, Exodus staff, sang in the eighth grade chorus and was a cheerleader in the ninth grade. Kris's favorite subjects were Speech and Exodus staff. Her hobbies are swimming, listening to records, dancing, and reading. JOHN EIBLER was a member of homeroom 320. While at Slauson he was on the honorable mention list. Jack liked to water ski and swim in his spare time. His favorite subjects were math and English. He also participated in TRUDY EDWARDS was a member of homeroom 320. She was a representative for the Etta Kett Club, Girls’ Ath- letics and Hall Monitors. Trudy participated in all home- room sports and was on her homeroom's mixed volleyball team for two years. While at Slauson her favorite sub- the Scuba Club. jects were math and typing. Her hobbies are water ski- ing, swimming, skating and bowling. ae. | MIKE ERWIN was a member of homeroom 312. The JAMES ESCHEBACH was a member of homeroom 306,+ where Kid played on the Wildcat football team and the All he served as treasurer. He was in the gymnastics team and Star basketball team. His favorite subject was gym while placed in the gymnastic meet in 9th grade. Jim was on his hobbies are girls and sports. the honorable mention all during his years at Slauson and was a member of the projection club. His hobbies and in- terests are models, bowling, golf, skiing, and gymnastics. His favorite subjects were mechanical drawing and algebra. = | FRITZ FERRI's homeroom was 227. During Fred's three years here in Slauson he was a Boys' Athletics representa- tive for two years, was on the 9th grade planning com- mittee, and in Projection Club. He also participated in all major and minor sports, including the Scuba Club. He served on the Student Court, was a member of the French Club and was vice president of the Student Coun- cil. He also had a lead role in the speech play, Finders Creepers, . Fritz likes water skiing, swimming, and fix- ing radios. He earned two athletic letters and was on the honor roll throughout his years at Slauson. ELLEN FLICK was a member of homeroom 201. She ser- v ed on the Student Council, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, and 7th and 8th grade choirs. Ellen participated in all major and minor sports, and was captain of field hockey, and volleyball. = KATHRYN FOOR served as president and secretary of BILL FOSTER entered Slauson in the seventh grade. His homeroom 224. She also served on the Student Council, hobbies are cars, motorcycles, and small gasoline engines. — Etta Kett Club, Hall Guides, Slauson Echo, was a mem- ber of the French Club, concert orchestra and was in the Solo Ensemble Festival. She participated in after school : sports and in the T ri-Hi-Y. In her spare time she likes = to bowl, swim, and play the violin. Kathy's favorite subjects were English, algebra, and speech. She was on the honor roll each time and placed third in the D.A.R. Essay Contest. q | BILL FOWLER was in homeroom 306. During the 8th grade he was on the honor roll. Bill's favorite subjects were math and mechanical drawing. His hobbies are skiing, working with model cars and model motors. LISA FOX was a member of 227. She served on Etta Kett Club, Hall Guides, and Student Council. During 8th and 9th grade she was in the chorus and served as her homerooms representative to the party committee. Lis enjoys records, swimming, bowling, and collecting stuffed animals. Her favorite subjects were Latin and speech. LORRAINE FOX served as Girls' Athletics representative : DOLLY FRAME was a member of homeroom 227. She was 7 in 7th grade for homeroom 233. She later became a on the Girls' Athletics and participated in all major sports. y member of homeroom 312. For one semester during 9th Dolly's favorite subjects were German, typing, architectural grade Laurie was a Hall Monitor. Outside of school design, civics, and gym. Dancing, watching T.V., listen- a she was in two of her church's choirs and a member of ing to the radio, collecting albums, and boys are Dolly's the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Her favorite subjects hobbies 5 : ; were algebra, chorus, and French. She was on the ; honor roll all but one time during her years at Slauson. tm Her hobbies are playing the piano, and collecting post- cards and postmarks.

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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.



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JIM FREDERICK was a member of homeroom 201. He served as an alternate for Student Council, and was on Hall Monitors. Jim was on the honor roll; his favorite subject was biology. Radio and electronics are his hobbies. CLAUDIA FRANKLIN entered Slauson in the eighth grade and was a member of homerooms 312 and 233. During the summer she was on a drill team and was on the school hockey team. Shorty's favorite subject was gym and her hobbies are dancing, volleyball, and going to parties. aN NIKKI FREY was secretary of homeroom 207, though she was a member of 312 in 7th and 8th grade. Nikki was also on Girls' Athletics, and was a hall monitor. She was on the honor roll in 8th and 9th grade. Nikki's hobbies are swimming and reading; study hall and Eng- lish were her favorite subjects. BILL FRENCH was a member of homeroom 303 and 322. The Chief's favorite subjects were speech while his hobbies are sports and model cars, boats, airplanes, and collecting sport car magazines. : CHRISTINE GATES, who entered Slauson during seventh grade, was in homeroom 201. Chris was a librarian and participated in the club, Rainbow Girls . Her favorite hobbies are animals, bowling, ice skating, and reading. RAY GARDNER who entered Slauson during the seventh grade, was a member of homeroom 303. His favorite subject was arithmetic, while his hobbies are collecting stamps and coins. BOB GIBSON was a member of homeroom 303. He played football for the three years at Slauson. Bob was a member of the projection club. His hobbies are folk music, play- ing a banjo, and philosophy. Speech was his favorite sub- ject. KATHLEEN GERVICK was a member of homeroom 224 and played in all major and minor sports. She was a member of Tri-High-Y, hall monitors, the Echo staff, and was in the eighth grade chorus. While at Slauson she was on honorable mention most of the time. Kathy's favorite subjects were speech and algebra. ELIDA GILES was a member of homeroom 312 and 233. She served as president and vice president of the French Club, on Student Court, Etta Kett, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, and eighth grade chorus. Elida, who was on the honor roll, enjoyed all of her subjects, especially speech. Her hobbies are playing the piano, making mosaic bowls, painting, golf and bowling. LINDA GILBERT was a member of homeroom 224 where she served as a student council representative and an Etta Kett Club member. Linda's hobbies include horseback riding, skiing and skating. Her favorite subjects were typing and speech. JOHN GOCHIS served as president and Student Council representative for homeroom 320. He was also on Stu- dent Court and participated in most sports. John's fa- vorite subjects were math and gym; his hobbies are all sports. EDDIE GILLESPIE was a member of homeroom 227. He participated in football, basketball, wrestling, baseball, and soccer. His favorite subjects were algebra and gym while his hobbies are fishing and hunting. JOHN GOULD served as Boys' Athletics representative for homeroom 306. He also was in French Club, went out for all intramural sports and was on the honor roll twice. “Jack's hobbies are bowling and stamp col- lecting. His favorite subjects were biology and algebra. PAT GOODING was a member of homeroom 224. While at Slauson she was in Concert Band and was Student Coun- cil representative in seventh and eighth grade. Patty's favorite subjects were mathematics and home economics. Her hobbies are swimming and skating. FRANK GREEN was a member of homeroom 224. He was a hall monitor and participated in all major and minor sports. ' Stick-up Cap's favorite subjects were German, music, and English; his hobbies are swimming and hunting. SUSAN GRAHAM was a member of homeroom 312 and 207. She was on the school hockey team and the class hockey team. Sue participated in mixed volleyball and minor sports. Her favorite subjects were civics and chorus, while her hobby is oil painting.

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