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

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Paul Chauvet, Ypsi High's new exchange student from Mexico City, Mexico, locates his native land for Ypsi students. Paula Miller, Mr. Cox, Ann Bass, Lawyer Stripp, Mr. Aldrich, and and Miss Wagstaff open the first Tom Stobie pay reverence to the Dime Dance of 1964. Flag on Veterans Day. TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life Administration and Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Activities and Clubs Boys' Sports . Girls' Sports Music Advertisements

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YPSILANTI HIGH SCHOOL YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN Each year the yearbook staff is confronted with the problem of finding an original theme for the annual. This year, because of the stress on Ypsilanti's Greek heritage and the emphasis on the establishment of the Greek Theatre, we thought it would be appropriate to utilize the Greek influence on Ypsilanti High. The title is in keeping with the theme in that we have used the Greek letters and the spelling for BRAVES. You will also notice the theme carried out on each of the divider pages.

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Ypsilanti High School Gets New Alma Mater Ypsilanti High School Alma Mater Barbara and Joyce Hamilton THE PURPLE AND THE GOLD Purple shadows of the night All the world enfold. Golden stars send forth their light For the purple and the gold. All hail, all hail to Ypsi High Your honor we'll uphold. We'll ne'er forget our memories of The purple and the Gold. The senior class, recognizing the need for an Alma Mater for Ypsilanti High School, sponsored a contest to encourage the students to compose their own Alma Mater. There were many entries, but the judges de- cided that the entry of two juniors, Joyce and Barb Hamilton, was the most appropriate for Ypsilanti High School. Mr. Fry congratulates the Hamilton Twins on their superior entry and awards them the prize of $50.