Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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a YPSI-VIXIT 4 llll.LlE ROBBINS Most of tlzf' 1111111 mrn Ilan' f7FL'll tllillll-llIlfl'Z'l' in stzztirnf' Orchestra 1-Z3 filee Club l-2-317 Chorus' 1-2-3. 03-era S3 Gym Team 3-4g Social Science Club -lg Stuilenl Council 4: llixit Staff 4: Class Prnphesy. AI.I!ER'l'A MFAIJ .-1 light lzrurr liwx lougfi MARY GRACE THORNTON Tl:rr'i .v runny iz lvlzw, blur cyl: Hwy ,my But Hom' xo blirc ux flrilzcf' l.yvns, Ohin, l-Z: Inter class Athletics 3-4. GEORGE COOK HU l711lIl0i!'l'S m'1'i'r lzllnuyrri him, and ln' :mix I1l4'L'I'flIl IIllllL'l' a tlmirxanrl 1l1isfakcx. lli-Y .Ig Social Science Club 4: lnter-class Atl letics 3-4. l'Al'l. l'llilJlJlNG Thr form' nf his own nzvrit nzukfxv llix way. Inter-class Athletics 1-.Z-3-4: Glee Club 2-3--l: Chorus Z-5-4: Ili-Y 2-3-45 Latin Club 2-5-4: UPf'1'll -ll ijl'IltlUI1-3: Sem Staff 4: llixit Stall 4: Debate 4: Social Science Club 4. liliR'l'Rl'DE NELSON Slle ,v aliglizijlml, L1Iflt'f, gfrlzilv, 'H1UlIlll'1'1j' --.lzixt lfkv our motlirrx wish us to bc. Class Secretary 1: Exteni. Speaking 15 lntcr- class Athletics 1-23 Chorus 2: Short Story 23 Sem Slut? 3: Latin Club Z-.2-43 Snqial Sgieuqc Clnh 4. ESTHER IIORNER l'm but a xtraugfvr Izrrz' Iwlofw: lliwzzwr is my lzomcf' Exteni. Speaking 13 Latin Club 2: French Cluh 3-4: Sem Stat? 3: ,lunior Play: Social f Science Club 4g llixit Stall 43 Office 4, P MAC OLDS l4'r1s Ilwri' r1'i'r .vnrli il man with .vurlz u fiom' of vIoqui'm'i'. ' Ueclaination 1-Z3 Agricola Club 1-25 Spelling 2-33 lli-Y 2-3: Sem-Dixit Staff 2-35 Student Cnuucil 2-35 Extent. Speaking 2-5-45 Debate 35 Uration R: Chorus 3: Glee Cluh 35 Opera 35 Class Pres. 3: Junior Play: Inter-class Ath- letics 3-4: Social Science Club 4: Class VVill. Nineteen 9

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i r sl-vlxn f N 1 fuiw ,I I MAX VVILLIABISON HELEN MORRISON NIAIQY AIISEEN FRED PETERS President Vice President l i'i'lf-Rr Treasurer Secretary Senior Class HE SIENICJRS of '29 have been an active class throughout their entire high school life. At the beginning of the school year they were confronted with the task of selecting class officers. Since four years cannot help producing many leaders. a great deal of thought was required in chosing the following offi- cers: President, Max Wiilliamsong vice-president, llelen lllorrisong secretary, Mary Aileen liggert: treasurer, Fred Peters. Throughout the year Max called the class meetings whenever the occasion arose. At meetings of the girls Helen pre- sided. A cabaret supper was given hy the members of the Senior class and was very successful due to the efforts of Alice VanAken and her committee. The all-girls' party given hy the Senior girls for the girls of other classes was also a success. .lanet Campbell and Alice Vankken assumed the responsibility for this event. The girls' fad committee was composed of Alice VanAken, LaVerne Free- man, Annabelle Gordon, lflmilie NN'einmann, and Gertrude Riley, assisted by the vice-president. The committee for boys' fad was Robert Heath, Paul Hedding, Harleston Brooks, and Henry Lewis. The Senior farewell was under the direction of Don Staebler, musicg Alice YanAken, decorations: Creston Myers, tickets:.g,Lillian Hamernik. program, assisted by the members of their committees. Esther Horner had charge of the decorating for commencement night, while Reginald Aiken had charge of the properties Class officers for other years follow: Freshman-President, Christina McAllisterg vice-president, Fred Petersg sec- retary, Gertrude Nelson: treasurer, Louis Batterson. Sophomore-President, Creston Myersg vice-president, Max Ambroseg secre- tary, Lillian .Ebelingg treasurer, Alfred King. junior-President, Mac Olds, vice-president, Cecil Conradg secretary, Lillian Ebelingg treasurer, Alfred King. Eighteen ,fxt

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YPSl'VlXlT c is Y t 1 E I ARTHUR BAKER V Frir1id.f, Romam, l'01l1Il1'j'1ll!'11 - I.r11d mc your g1irI.v. l Tennis l-2-3-45 Inter-class Athletics l-2-3-lg Basketball 3-43 Football 4: Social Science Club 4. NOXA NVRICSHT ' 'Kiln' klrnftnv I1lltA'1'L'4l7Ill tlmt's not all. Girls' Athletic Club 1-25 filee Club l-2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3-45 lute-r-class Athletics l-2-3-'lz Um-ra 2-33 Hcml Cslie-r Junior Playg French Club -lg Class Sung. LEOXA GOCIINOUR Sli: urwer :ayx an urmpceuarv thing. IQRNI-EST l.AX'liNlDl-QR 'L-I Iv1'u':'v man ,vtr1nml:'r1,1 in flu' lmlls of fulrf' Track 2: Inter-class Athlctics .2-3-4: Varsity Y Club Z-.4-41 Agricola Club 2-Ag Opera 33 Gym Team 3-4: Chnrus 3-4: Cilee Club 3-45 Dra- matics Club 'lg Social Science Club 4. Q N MAX HRONSON llc doc: natllingr. but lit' ilovs if rurllf' S. Muir lligh School 1: lutcr-class Athletics 2.3. 'N IOSEPIIINIC IIAYDEN Sl1r oft has lvurnvd flu' 11iiriu1'yl1t m'l,' But 111'1'z'r', 11l z'cr with Jmr toil. Chorus 2-33 Opera 2-3. VIRGINIA LHFURGE ll'1'tli too much quicknsn' ezwr to be taught, With too much thinking to have a common llzoughtf' Mt. Pleasant Contest 19 G. A. C. 19 Inter- class Athletics 1-2-3-4: Agricola Club 1-2-3-45 Spelling 2-3-4g Declarnation 2: Latin Club 2-43 Sem Staff 3: Essay 33 Expression Club 33 Extent. Speaking Z-3-45 Debate 3-41 Ora- tinn 3-4: Honor Society 3-43 French Club 31 Tennis 43 Social Sciencc Club 43 Dixit Stall 45 Salutatnrian RUBIERT llEA'l'll Hi.v lmir 1't'.ft'H1l7lI'.Y Jucksanlv, In Irfugth he loqks like Abe, With tlwxe rare acquixitiom, A .vtatesmzm he will make. Latin Club Z9 Cross Country 35 Varsity Y Club 3g Agricola Club 3: Junior Playg Hi-Y 3-4g Inter-class Athletics 3-43 Social Science Club 4: Cilee Club 4g Chorus 45 Drantatirs Club 45 Football 4: Sem Stan' 4. A -fl. .... , X Y . A 1 x ,. 1 V--'1..-.-4-,.. ff Ii, .f TWH Iltbr Y ., C ' 1929 ?