Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 22, 1965
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Ann Arbor High's track and field team has qualified for The News' Pictorial Honor Roll by winning the Livonia-Bentley Regional. Members of the team are (front row, left to right) Tom Wood, Bob Ufer, Alan Campbell, Pete Kempf, Don Dates, Zonnie Askew, Don Reiff, Ed Oxley, Dennis Beemer and Ron Franklin; (middle row) Don Warner, Bob Carow, Larry Robards, Jon Helms, Mike Sims, Steve Janousky, Rocky Paige, John Sharemet, Bruce Sharemet, Dale Woodard, Bill Shelton, Bill Hueter, Jeff Colvin and Mike Lutz; (back row) Assistant Coach Duane Cuthberston, manager Doug Morningstar, manager Frank Kendrick, Steve Smith, Tom Kuker, Bruce Gaffney, Scott Westrum, Rob Aloe, Gary Baker, Sam Swisher, Al Stevens, John Holt and Coach Jim Love. David Rea, Bob Berning and Steve Burns were not present.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 23, 1966
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Kercheval Patterson (left), anchorman of the Ypsilanti High 880-yard relay team, strains for the tape during the weekend state Class A track championships at Ferry Field but was unable to overtake Flint Southwestern's Gary Bosh. Southwestern won the event in 1:30.3, a tenth of a second better than the Braves' effort, while the Ann Arbor High team of John Holt, Mike Sims, Fred Smith, and Ed Oxley (behind Patterson) was third in 1:30.8.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 22, 1966
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The disappointment of losing the State Class A Tournament final game to Ferndale, despite a fine effort, all but faded away for Ann Arbor High basketball players yesterday when the school held a rousing student assembly. "You're Still No. 1 With Us. Welcome Home," reads the sign above them. It takes the entire starting five to hold all the trophies and awards garnered by the squad in the past few weeks. Holding awards are, (left to right), Bill Fraumann, regional championship trophy; Tim Wadhams, Six-A League championship trophy; Ed Oxley, state runnerup trophy; Don Dates, district championship trophy, and Capt. Earle Higgins, a State Legislature resolution commending the team. Looking over the impressive lineup of basketball players and hardware are Coach Ed Klum and Principal Nicholas Schreiber (far right). The Pioneers won 19 games and lost only four during the season.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1966
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Former Track Coach Honored: Tim Ryan (center), Ann Arbor High track coach who served the school for 38 years from 1926 to 1964, looks over the recently placed record board dedicated in his honor. Ryan coached several of the finest cinder squads in Michigan prep history and during the late 40's and early 50's compiled an amazing record of 45 victories in 46 dual meets. At left is Frank Kline, Ann Arbor High athletic director, and at right is Jim Love, the present track coach who succeeded Ryan in 1964. The board bears the name Pioneer High as a result of the Board of Education's decision to rename Ann Arbor High in view of the planned construction of a second high school which will be named Huron High.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1966
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Pioneer Pass: Ann Arbor High's Mike Sims passes the baton to teammate Ed Oxley as the 880-yard relay team runs its best time, shaving nearly two seconds off its previous best. The relay win helped Ann Arbor take its second straight Six-A League victory.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 25, 1966
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Soaring Jumper: Ann Arbor High's Ed Oxley tries his luck in the long jump and he won the event with a leap of 19 feet 7 inches in the dual meet with Wayne Memorial. The former Pioneer cager was among the 10 winners in the afternoon event.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 23, 1985
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Twelve former varsity athletes from the Ann Arbor High football team of 1965 which has a 7-1 record and was rated sixth in the state by AP, recently attended a reunion: (front row) Ed Oxley, Robin Brier, Tom Knight, George Metzner, Dale Leslie, Jim Lutz; (back row) Jamie Buhr, Bill Fraumann, Tim Wadhams, Eugene Smith, Tom Weinmann, Steve Towery. Others from the team who were at the reunion were Dave Dean, Jim Dick, Mark Carrow, Ken Westerman, Doug Kline, Tom Wilkins, and Fred Smith.