Ann Arbor High School Pioneers

Thomas “Scotty” Wilson was a social studies teacher, tennis and golf coach at Ann Arbor High School for thirty years. He was born in Glasgow Scotland and moved to Saginaw Michigan when he was eight (no mystery how he got his nickname). He was a very good tennis player as a youngster, winning a number of local titles.  (Read More)

We have collected comments from just a few of the classmates that have registered for the 55th Reunion and answered the question "What have you been up to since the 50th reunion?" You should find this interesting.  (Read More)

In 1993, the Ann Arbor Observer published an in-depth feature article on the Ann Arbor High School Class of 1963. At the time, it was a nostalgic visit into the past on the thirtieth anniversary of graduation. Six classmates were interviewed and their memories and recollections painted a vivid picture of what it was like growing up in Ann Arbor.  (Read More)

Eighty years ago, this is what the Ann Arbor High School faculty looked like, this photo is from the 1937 Omega Yearbook. If you look...  (Read More)

Beverly Reynolds recently sent a note to the Class of 63 which included the story of her late father, Private Reginald George Reynolds, who was...  (Read More)

About 20 classmates from around the area gathered at Buffalo Wild Wings on Saturday, July 8th for the AAHS63 Annual Event, which was fun for...  (Read More)

Join us for the 2017 “Annual Event” Saturday * July 8 * Beginning at 3:30PM. Summer’s here; flowers are blooming; birds are chirping; and The Ann Arbor High Class of ’63 annual event is just around the corner. On Saturday, July 8, 2017, we will meet at Buffalo Wild Wings...  (Read More)

On Septeber 26, 1962, it was announced publicly that twenty-two Ann Arbor High seniors had become simi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. This group is the largest from any single school in Michigan, and probably among the top twenty schoolls in thge nation. Can you identify who any of them are?  (Read More)