Ann Arbor High School 1962 Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI) - Full Access

Seniors see Capital Linda Lawrence and'Ro emary Feese sell baked goods for the Washington Club. and largest city. On April 7, the 1962 Washington Club began a long awaited and anticipated week of gaiety and adventure in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Williamsburg. The 243 seniors arrived at their first destination, New York City, by both plane and train, and at once they began to reap the rewards for all the efforts that they put forth. In the "big city," they reaped such noted rewards as a Broadway play, tours of lower Manhattan, and the United Nations Building, a boat trip around Manhattan Island, and a visit to Radio City Music Hall. While in Washington, D.C. they toured sev– eral public buildings, among them being the White House, Federal Bureau of Investigation office, Mount Vernon, and the Capitol. All of these rewards, plus the satisfaction gained by each individual member, will never be forgotten for many years to come. Washington Club Repre~entatives Row 1: Mr. Ralph LaJeunesse; Mr. Alfred Gallup; Mrs. Wappula; Diane DeWeese; Karen Hurd; Jennifer Warren; Charlotte Hanson; Pete Peterson; Fran Craig; Mary Colvin; Kathy Claggett; Pete Brown; Caroline Child; Mary Ann Ray Pittman; Karen Yahr; Sue McCarthy; Mrs. Ruth Hallock; Jim Boucher; Mike Hunter; Roger Schreiber; Straight; Miss Marilyn Cherry. Row 2: Bonnie Crawford; Bonnie Sutherland. Row 4: Bill Dunlap; Ken Evans; Claes Marty Logan; Judy Rogers; Marty Buhr; Pat Garrison; Pam Christian; Don Dally; DPnnis Loy; Dave Jachalke; Jay Hogan; Gail McCormick; Carol Fillinger; Katie Murphy; Lutz; Jack Rigg ; Larry Hahn; Andy Mast; David Murray; Chuck Tebrich; Karen Ward; Barb Faust. Row 3: Kerry Henry Klose; Tom Hinterman; Dick Kerschbaum; Gary Carr. 116