I see there are plans for a residence hall to replace the Frieze Building. That may be progress, but I was very surprised that there was no mention that the Frieze Building was the old Ann Arbor High School (AAHS), in use for many years prior to about 1956, when Pioneer high began operating over by the football stadium.

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