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

 - Class of 1964

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| | i BRENDA JOYCE FRAME became a member of homeroom 205 when she entered Slauson in the 7th grade. She is a member of the Elks, likes dancing, listening to records, hair-styling, and sleeping, but her main in- terest is boys. 'Brindie's favorite subjects were math, chorus, clothing, and English. JOHN FRENCH was in homeroom 225. He was a member of the Saturday Science Club and served as a hall guide and a hall moni- tor. John's favorite subjects were math, biology, and social studies, while his hobbies include stamp collecting and oil painting. While at Slauson he was on the Honor Roll or Honorable Mention every marking period. JAY FREY was a member and president of homeroom 223, Jay took part in Hall Guides, intermural sports, and the Saturday Science Club. He has been on the all A honoroll and the regular honoroll, Jay enjoyed math, gym and biology while he also likes coin collecting and sports. SUSIE GAEDE was president of her homeroom, 216. She was a member of the History Club, Echo, synchronized swimming, gymnastics, cheerleading, and participated in all after school sports. Susie was on honor roll and received an activity letter. Journalism and French were her favorite subjects while her interests are swimming, gymnastics and cheerleading. DAN GANNON entered Slauson in the ninth grade and joined homeroom 224. ' 'Profes- sor's'' hobbies are cars, girls, and radios. DAVE GEBHART was a member of homeroom 318. He was on the honor roll and honorable mention. Dave was a member of the projec- tion club, the stage crew and Student Council. His favorite subjects were speech, gym, and typing while his hobbies are electronics and track. TERRY GERMAN served as president of home- room 317. She served on Etta Kett and sang in the chorus in the 8th grade. Terry's favorite subjects were typing and cooking while her interests are horseback riding, swimming, The Beatles , and their records. JOHN GILBERTSON was a member of home- room 321 and participated in Hall Guides and Hall Monitors. He was also in wrestling, foo tball, and gymnastics. Johns favorite sub- jects were gym, printing and lunch. His hobbies are cars and girls. CLAUDIA FRANKLIN came to Slauson in the 8th grade and became a member of home- room 309. Her interests are volleyball, baseball, and collecting records. She is also on an out of school drill team club. Her favorite subjects were history, English, and gym. ROSE MARIE FRENCH entered Slauson first semester of ninth grade as a member of homeroom 216, She was a hall monitor first and second semester. Rosies hobbies are horseback riding, basketball, football, baby- sitting, and dancing while her favorite sub- jects were English and gym. JAMES FUKANO was a Student Council rep- resentative for homeroom 321. He partici- pated in History Club and Hall Guides. Jim was on the honor roll and honorable mention most of the time while at Slauson. His favorite subject was speech. CAROLYN GALBREATH was a member of homeroom 321. She participated on History Club and on syncronized swimming. She has been on the honor roll since she entered Slauson. Her hobby is Figure Skating while speech and civics were her favorite subjects. RAY GARDNER was a member of homeroom 223. His favorite subjects were math and conservation, while his hobbies are collecting coins, rocks, and stamps. Ray's favorite sports are scuba diving and skiing. JOHN GEDDES was a member of homeroom 318. He enjoys farming and mechanics. Jacks favorite subjects were gym and civics. He was on the honorable mention. BRUCE GILBERT was a member of homeroom 321, Sidney is interested in model cars and girls. His favorite subjects were me- chanical drawing, algebra, German, and physical ed, VICKIE GILLIGAN was a member of home- room 225 where she served as president and vice-president. ''Vic ' participated in Girls' Athletics, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Etta Kett, and all major and minor sports. She also was on the honor roll and received an art award in the 7th grade. Her hobbies are dancing, horseback riding, skiing, and hair styling while her favorite subject was journalism, se

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RHONWYN EDWARDS was a member of home- room 223, She was a volunteer at the hos- pital. Her hobbies are collecting records and foreign coins. English, gym, and conserva- tion were her favorite subjects. PHIL ERLEWINE was a member of homeroom 224, He was on the honoroll twice. Phil was a member of the History Club, Discussion Group, Boys' Athletics, Student Council, and he participated in all sports and tackle foot- ball. His favorite subjects were journalism and French, LINDSAY EVANS who was on the honor roll, was a member of homeroom 216. She was on Student Council, Etta Kett, Girls' Athletics, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors and was treasurer of her homeroom. Lindsay's hobbies are dancing, and collecting Beatle records while her favorite subjects were French and typing. MARY BETH FAIRMAN came to Slauson in the 8th grade and became the president of homeroom 309. She participated in 8th and 9th grade chorus and was on the tumbling team. Beth's favorite subjects were algebra, gym, and home economics. Beth also enjoys collecting records. LINDA FENTON came to Slauson in the 8th grade second semester and was in homeroom 225. Linda participated in Riding Club, her church choir, History Club, Hall Guides, Student Council, and Concert Band. She was on the honor roll. Linda's hobbies are horse- back riding, records, and socializing. Linda's favorite subjects were French, journalism, and civics. JOHN FINKBEINER was a member of home- room 216, Wood shop, typing, and metal shop were his favorite subjects while wood working and basketball are his hobbies. Finky was on Saturday basketball. KATHY FODALE was a member of home- room 224. She was a member of Hall Guides, the Twenties, and the Saturday Science Club. Kathy was on both the honor roll and honor- able mention. DON FOSTER became a member of home- room 309 when he entered Slauson in the 8th grade, ''Fink's favorite subjects were alge- bra and civics. SUE ERKKILA entered Slauson in the 9th grade and became a member of homeroom 224. She participated in gymnastics, con- cert band, basketball, coed volleyball, and field hockey. Sue's hobbies are horseback riding, art, Beatles, and gymnastics while her favorite subjects were gym and journal- ism. BEVERLY ERSKINE was a member of home- room 309 and participated in homeroom sports. She enjoys bowling, playing records, camping, fishing, coin cillecting, and piano. Beverly's favorite subjects were art and home economics. She was on the honor roll. MARGARET FAIRMAN was in homeroom 223. She participated in History Club, Girl's Athletics Council, Hall Guides, Lifesaving, Sychronized Swimming, Echo and Exodus staffs, major and minor sports, and 12th Floor Club. Margaret was also a member of the 9th grade basketball team and the N.A.A.H. She was on the honor roll and re- ceived three athletic and two activity letters. Exodus, speech, and gym were her favorite subjects while gymnastics, swimming, danc- ing, ice skating, sports, sewing, boys, hav- ing a blast and thinking are her interests. JULIE FELDCAMP was a Girls's Athletics representative, secretary, and team captain of homeroom 220. Julie participated in Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Etta Kett, Ninth Grade History Club, and after school sports. She was on the honor roll al three years and enjoyed typing and algebra. Julie's hobbies are ice skating and water skiing. GAIL FINE was Student Council representative for homeroom 225. She participated in major and minor sports. Gail belonged to the His- tory Club, the Echo Staff, the orchestra, and the French Club. She was on the honor roll each year at Slauson. KEITH FISHER was a member of homeroom 216 all three years where he served as pres- ident and vice-president. He played tackle football for two years, and hockey in the Ann Arbor Ameteur Hockey Leagues for the past 5 years. ‘''Spike’’ hobbies are water and snow skiing while his favorite subjects were study hall, lunch, and gym. JIM FORD was a member of homeroom 321. His favorite subject was conservation. He enjoys model cars and girls. THOMAS FOX was a member of homeroom 220. Tom is a member of Boy Scout Troop 5, and the projection club. His interests are contest games, and Bible study. His favorite subjects were typing, woodshop and math,



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MARY GILSON was president of homeroom 225. She was also the president of Etta Kett and a homeroom captain. Duck par- ticipated in Junior Life Saving, syncronized swimming, Student Council, Hall Guides, and was in the Talent Show. Mary receiv ed an activity letter and was on the honor roll and honorable mention all three years at Slauson. Civics and typing were Mary's favorite sub- jects while swimming, skiing, horseback rid- ing and dancing are her hobbies. PAUL GODEK was hall guide for homeroom 225. Shop, gym, and civics were his favorite subjects while his interests are cars, sports, and outdoor activities. RICHARD GREENWOOD was a member of homeroom 318. He was a Hall Monitor in the ninth grade, went out for all intermural. sports, except gymnastics, and was captain of his gym team. Richard's hobbies are records and all sports while Latin, English, and gym were his favorite subjects. ALAN HAINEN was a member of homeroom 317, Al's interests are in photography and he likes to cook. His favorite subjects were math, Exodus, business orientation, civics, and lunch. Al was a member of the projec- tion club, stage crew, noon hour, and Boy Scout Troop number 5. LINDA HAMMON was a member of home- room 225. She participated in History Club, Slauson Echo staff, Student Council, Hall Guides, syncronized swimming, and was a homeroom captain. Linda was also on the honor roll. Her hobbies are sewing, and flirting with boys while her favorite subjects were journalism and civics. GARY HANN was a member of homeroom 317. He was a member of History Club, Astronomy Club, Stamp Club, Hall Guides, and Saturday Science and Seminar Club. He won a lst division rating at the Solo and Ensemble Festival. His interests include, science, cornet playing and all sports while his favorite subjects were biology, French, math and Concert Band. KRISTEEN HANSELMAN was treasurer of homeroom 321. Kris participated in Etta Kett, Hall Guides, president of Girls' Athletics, secretary of the Girls' Council, Echo, History Club, syncronized swimming, Exodus, and ninth grade discussion group. As manager of different sports, Kris went to all homeroom games. Her favorite subjects were civics and journalism while also enjoy- ing sports and water-skiing. While at Slauson Kris was on the honor roll and received athletic and activity letters. JOHN HARRISON JR. came to Slauson in the ninth grade as a member of homeroom 223 and was a hall guide. His hobbies are electronics, sports, and girls. John's favor- ite subjects were gym, civics, and English, SALLY GLAS was president, homeroom cap- tain, hall guide, Student Council Representa- tive, and president of Girls' Athletics for homeroom 223. While at Slauson SA was a member of syncronized swimming, cheer- leading, lifesaving, History Club, Echo, and 8th grade chorus. Sally also received two athletic letters, and one activity letter, and has been on the all A honor roll all three years at Slauson. Her interests are watching television, records, movies, sports, dancing, and art. While at Slauson her favorite sub- jects were speech and sewing. ROBERTA GRAVES was a member of home- room 317. ''Robin' participated in Etta Kett, 8th grade chorus, Hall Monitors, after school sports, and History Club. She was on the honor roll and honorable mention at Slauson. Skiing, bowling, skating, and listening to Beatle records are her hobbies while algebra and typing were her favorite subjects. GARY GROESBECK was a member of home- room 318. He was a member of Slauson's and the Ann Arbor swimming team, Hall Guides and participated in tackle football. He was on the B honor roll. Gary's interests include swimming, tackle football, and col- lecting stamps and coins while his favorite subjects were gym, study hall, and home- room. ALAN HALL was president and vicé-presi- dent of homeroom 321. He was co-captain of his football team, The Mustangs . He participated in all after school sports he was captain of a touch football team. Allies hobbies are sports and girls and he received two athletic letters. His favorite subjects were gym, shop, and math. DAVE HANN was a member of homeroom 318. He participated in all sports and his hobbies are golf, baseball, and football. He served on the History Club, Hall Guides, and the Ninth Grade Discussion Group. Dave's favorite subjects were Latin and Journalism. Dave was on the honor roll all of his three years at Slauson. SUSAN HANNAH was a member of homeroom 309, and participated in the 8th grade choir. Sue's hobbies are reading, and listening to records while her favorite subjects were home economics and typing. NANCY HARLACHER was a member of homeroom 205. She participated in Etta Kett club, Girls' Athletics, Exodus staff, Student Council, cheerleading in the seventh grade, school hockey champs in the eighth grade, all major and minor sports, and won a track award in the seventh grade. Nancy's hobbies are records, ''Beatles,'' boys, and Eddy's parties. Her favorite subjects were civics, algebra, and gym. TOM HART entered Slauson in 1962 and be— came a member of homeroom 205. He was a hall monitor while his hobbies are radios and T.V.'s. Tom's favorite subjects were woodshop, gym, and math.

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