Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 13, 1937
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AMONG THOSE PRESENT AT A. A. CLUB PARTY: Louis Hollway, coach of the Ann Arbor high football team, was the chief speaker of the evening last night as A. A. club members staged their party at Huron Hills golf club. The A. A. club is composed of letter-winners at Ann Arbor high school. In the group are shown, left to right, Jack Crippen, Dwight Dunlap, Coach Hollway, Donald D. Lawler, former Ann Arbor high football and basketball coach, Dr. McCulloch of the physical education department at Michigan Normal and Robert Mathias of Jackson. In his speech, Coach Hollway outlined future plans for the use of the lighting system at Wines field.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1937
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A. A. CLUB MEMBERS HOLD PICNIC: Members of the A. A. club, an organization composed of letter winners at Ann Arbor high school, turned out in large numbers for their fourth annual picnic held yesterday at Independence Lake. Left to right, standing, G. Heintzman, D. Warner, D. Morton, J. Ramsey, B. Root, R. Burg, H. Schmid, B. Seeger, G. Burg, D. Grey, B. Mayfield, A. Royce, E. Tessmer, B. Pegan, F. Walsh, K. Wagern, G. Dillman, M. Hintz, R. Schmid, T. Dillman, H. Gauss, F. Kurtz and W. Wilson. Bottom row, F. Schmid, D. Dunlap, C. Nancy, W. Canfield, G. Widemeyer, A. Toney, B. Shankland, W. Frey, P. Hanna, R. Hiscock, A. Gillespie, F. Weber, E. Wenzel, R. Alexnader, A. Novak, W. Wagner, E. Williams, J. Crippen, W. Wines, H. Pahbe, C. Hahn L. Cody, P. Schaeffer, P. Lavener and Goetz.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 29, 1937
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THEY WERE REAL ATHLETES ONCE: You wouldn't guess it from the above pictures, but back after the turn of the century these boys pictured above were the outstanding athletes at Ann Arbor high. Their girths are slightly larger than they were when they toted the football and smashed out base hits for Ann Arbor high back in the "good old days." From left to right the former athletes are: Eugene Heintzman, football star in 1900; Roy Hiscock, who won his gridiron letter in 1903 and '04; Grover Burg, baseball luminary of 1906 and '07; Ralph Burg, who played both football and baseball in 1906 and 07; Bert Root, one of Ann Arbor's football and baseball stars during the seasons of 1908, '09 and '10; Fritz Schmid, the most modern of the above athletes, who starred in football and basketball in 1912 and 1913. With the exception of Ralph Burg, who lives at Birmingham, Ala., all of the former Pioneer stars are still residents of Ann Arbor.