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

 - Class of 1963

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PATRICIA HELLER was a captain of homeroom field hockey for 317 and 207. She was a member of Etta Kett Club, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, and Pep Club. Her hobbies are swimming and sports. Her favorite subjects were civics and algebra. JOHN HEDELUND was a member of homeroom 320. Whitey's hobby is reading. His favorite subjects were algebra and band. He was frequently on the honor roll. SHARON HOLBROOK became a member of homeroom 227 when she came to Slauson in the 8th grade. She was on the honor roll every year and also was in Etta Kett, French Club, and Hall Monitors. She enjoyed reading, knitting, and archery. Civics and algebra were her favorite subjects, SUE HELLNER entered Slauson in the 9th grade as a member of homeroom 224. Sue's hobbies are painting and swimming. Her favorite subject was chorus. PAUL HOLTRETER was a member of homeroom 303. He was a Hall Guide and vice president of his homeroom. He participated on homeroom football and basketball. He entered Slauson in the 8th grade and was on the honor roll every semester, and won first place in musical com- epeaat His favorite subjects are German, gym, and a nd. DOUG HOLLIS was a member of homeroom 227. His hobbies are model cars, art, and the study of American Indians. Doug participated in homeroom sports and was a member of the YMCA. His favorite subjects were mechanical drawing and gym. SANDY HORNING was a member of homeroom 233 and 312. She was on Etta-Kett Club for four semesters and Hall Monitors and Hall Guides one semester. Outside of school she belonged to Luther League and the YM- YWCA,. Her hobbies are swimming, ice skating, stamp collecting, and collecting pop records. Sandy's favorite subjects were typing and English. JACK HOLTZER was a member of homeroom 317 and 207. Jim participated in wrestling and soccer. Math, English, and gym were his favorite subjects. His hobbies are canoeing, swimming, sports, and coin collecting. PHYLLIS HOUSEHOLDER was secretary and president of homeroom 201. While at Slauson she participated in Girls' Athletics, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, and eighth and ninth grade chorus. She attended all major and minor sports. Phyllis's hobbies are boys and collecting records. Her favorite subjects were speech and Spanish, RON HOTZEL was a member of homeroom 218 and com- peted in all homeroom sports. Hutz was a hall monitor, and he belonged to the projection club, the noon hour help, and Echo staff. His hobbies are model cars, base- ball, and swimming. His favorite subjects were algebra and civics. ELIZABETH JAEGER was a member of homeroom 233 in the seventh and eighth grade, and 312 in the ninth grade. While at Slauson she participated in Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Girls' Athletics, eighth grade chorus, and in ninth grade was on Exodus staff. She also was on the honor roll in seventh grade and received an activity letter in eighth. Liz's favorite subjects were math and typing, while her hobbies are swimming and ice skating. BILL HURST was a member of homeroom 227. His favorite subjects were music, art and speech. He also played the part of Mr. Quigley in the first semester speech play. His hobbies are organizing clubs, playing the piano, and collecting stamps. RUTH JOHNSON was a member of homeroom 312. She participated in Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Etta Kett Club, library aids, 8th grade chorus, after school games and the Echo. Her favorite subjects were French and biology and civics. Her hobby is sewing. RICHARD JONES came to school in 7th grade and became a member of 303. His hobbies are wrestling and track. PRISCILLA JOY was a member of homeroom 320. She served on Etta Kett Club, Library Staff, Hall Guides, and was an alternate for Student Council. She was a member of the Exodus staff and participated in all after school games. Her favorite subjects were biology and civics. Her. hobby is sewing. GLEN JOHNSTON came to Slauson in 7th grade and became a member of homeroom 224. He was a member of Michigan Youth Symphony. Glen's favorite subjects were algebra and band; his hobbies are sports and music.

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J di ROBERT GUIDOTTI was homeroom president, vice-president, and treasurer of homeroom 317 in the 7th and 8th grade. He also was a member of 207 in the ninth grade. Bob was on the honor roll four times. His favorite subjects were biology and architectural design; his interests are cars and golf. and football. JEFF HALL was Boys' Athletics representative for homeroom 306. He participated in Hall Guides, Hall Monitors and was in many activities out of school, such as the Air Ex- plorers, Pep Band, Scuba Club, and Flying Club. Jeff's favorite subjects were Latin, band and English; his hobbies are scuba diving, flying, and guns. RUTH HANSEN was vice-president of homeroom 320. She also participated in Etta Kett Club, Girls! Athletics, and 8th grade homeroom committee. She was active in all major homeroom sports during 7th and 8th grade. Her hobbies are drawing, ice-skating, and horseback riding. Ruth's favorite subjects were speech and art. She was also on the honor roll. subjects were math, civics, and typing. ROGER HARVIE was a member of homeroom 224. He ALAN HAGER was a member of homeroom 201. He par- ticipated in the Projection Club. Al's were algebra, gym, and English; his hobbies are baseball, favorite subjects MICHALE HAMPSHIRE entered homeroom 312 in the ninth grade. His hobbies are swimming, model cars, gas engine planes and stamp. Mike also has a paper route. MILFORD HART was a member of homeroom 218. He participated in all after school sports and wrestling. His hobbies are coins, stamps, and bicycles. His favorite LOIS HACK was a member of homeroom 320. She par- ticipated in Hall Guides, Hall monitors, and was on the library staff. She went out for all girl's games and be- longed to her church youth group. Lois's favorite sub- jects were cooking, sewing, and typing. Her hobbies are swimming, horseback riding, and dancing. GARY HAMMOND was a member of homeroom 224. He participated in all sports. Gary's favorite subjects were math and English; his hobbies are spending money and girls. RICHARD HANSON was a member of homeroom 306. He participated in Ann Arbor Junior Rifle Club, and Hall Monitors. His hobbies are fishing, hunting, camping, bas- ketball, and coin collecting. Richard's favorite subjects are all subjects. He was a member of the concert band, model cars, guns, and life out of doors. jects were math and gym. MICHAEL HANN was treasurer and Student Council rep- resentative for homeroom 207. He also played tackle foot- ball. Mike's favorite subjects were typing, speech, and cooking; his hobbies are model cars and girls. MARJORY HANN was a member of homeroom 218. She participated in Student Council, Girl's Athletics, and Stamp Club. Margie's hobbies are swimming, horseback riding, and golf. She was on the honor roll, also. JEFF HARVEY was secretary of homeroom 218. Harv par- ticipated in tackle football, wrestling, baseball and hockey. Jeff's hobbies are His favorite sub- cs BOB HATTO came to Slauson in the 8th grade and became a member of homeroom 317 and later 207. Bob participated in all star basketball and intramural sports; his hobbies are coin collecting and sports. Bob's favorite subjects were al- participated in tackle football, homeroom football, bas- ketball, soccer, track, and baseball. Roger's hobbies are collecting records and playing baseball. His favorite sub- jects were English and gym. ROBERT HAWKES was a member of homeroom 320. He participated in Hall Guides, baseball, football, and swim- ming. His hobbies are cars, hunting, fishing, and skating. gebra and gym. ANN HAYWARD was secretary and vice-president of home- room 306. Ann participated in Hall Guides, Student Coun- cil, and Etta Kett Club. Her hobbies are swimming and skating. She received an activity letter for all three years at Slauson. Her favorite subject was math.



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TOM KALMBACH came to Slauson in the seventh grade and b ecame a member of 303 and later 312. He played tackle football sports, after school basketball, and Saturday basketball. His hobbies are jects were gym BARB KELLY was vice-president and treasurer of home- room 306. She participated in chorus. Her hobbies are collecting stuffed animals, water skiing, and boy’ typing, and chorus. Be. RONALD KIRK was a member of homeroom 207. His hobbies are model cars, boats, airplanes, target shooting and golf. He favorite subjects were algebra and Latin. STEVE KRIEGER entered Slauson in 1961 as a member of homeroom 303. subject was shop. for three years, played in all homeroom model cars and sports. His favorite sub- and algebra. KATHIE KEEBLER came to Slauson in the seventh grade and became a member of 207. She was on Etta Kett for three years, Girls' Athletics for three years, Hall Guides one year, Hall Monitors, all major and minor sports, secretary of 207. Her hobbies are skiing, water skiing, knitting, and boys. Her favorite subjects were typing, art, and English. was in all of the school sports. She Etta Kett Club and 8th and 9th grade s. Barb's favorite subjects were English, KARL KEPPLER came to Slauson in 7th grade as a member of homeroom 320. He was president of his homeroom. He also played on the Mustangs football team. Moreover, he played soccer, track, touch football, and wrestling. His hobbies are motor cycles and cars. His favorite sub- jects were English, shop, and gym. belonged to the YMCA Rifle Club. His STEVE KOEN entered Slauson in the 9th grade and be- came secretary of homeroom 320. She participated in the French club while French and English were her favorite subjects. Steve's hobby is playing chess. He is interested in model sars; his favorite BEN KUIPERS was a member of homeroom 201. His hobbies were swimming, coin and stamp collecting while his favorite subjects were biology, algebra, and gym. He got all A's in the second marking period. LINDA KEATING came to Slauson in the 7th grade and became a member of homeroom 312. She was in all major sports, 8th and 9th grade cheerleader, reporter for the Ann Arbor News, secretary and vice-president of homeroom Girls' Athletics, and belonged to the Tri-Hi-Y club. In the 8t h grade she was on the honor roll and received an activity letter. Her hobbies are water skiing, skating and boating. Her favorite subjects were Spanish and algebra. JEAN KENNEDY entered Slauson in 7th grade as a mem- ber of 320. Her activities were cadet band, concert band, Etta Kett Club, Hall Monitors, the Echo. She also par- ticipated in all intramural sports. Her hobbies are ice skat- ing and swimming; her favorite subjects were typing and CIVICS. civics. BAILEY KNOX was a member of homeroom 207. He par- ticipated in volleyball, was a wrestling champion and went out for track. He also was on the honor roll in the 7th grade. ' Tray's favorite subjects were math and civics while his hobbies are model planes and cars. design and English. JON KRUSE was a member of homeroom 227. He was on the projection club, stage crew, hall monitors, and hall guides. Jon participated in most intramural sports and was on the honor roll every year in Slauson. His favorite sub- jects were algebra and gym; his hobbies are building models and playing baseball . skating. JUDY KINCAID was secretary of homeroom 320. ticipated in Student Council, Hall Guide, Orchestra, and French Club. Red's favorite subjects were algebra and JUDY KEENE entered Slauson in the 7th grade as a member of homeroom 306. Her activities included Etta Kett Club and vice-president of her homeroom. Judy participated in all homeroom sports. Judy's hobbies are swimming and skating. Her favorite subjects were English and study hall. She par- JOHN KOERNKE was a member of homeroom 312. He participated in touch football, student council, and pro- jection club all three years. His hobby is working with cars while his favorite subjects were band, architectural LINDA LA CHAPELLE served as secretary of her home- room, 303. She was a hall guide and served on Etta Kett. Linda's favorite subjects were Latin and history, while her hobbies are swimming, T.V., records, and 7

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