Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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'S Clubs are the media through which a student body may work together to make the school more than a place of scholastic learning. Along with the clu-bs brought from the old Dearborn High, our new school has prompted the formation of several new organizations. Larger and better facilities for club meetings and work have im- proved many of our organizations and led them to interest a greater number of people. Clubs are more than just groups formed for enjoyment and activities pertaining to special interests, they form a framework from which the very personality and spirit of the school are shown. X

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Promoters of School Spirit if- VARSITY CLUB: ROW l: Alex Tannas, vice.president: Mr. Manley, sponsor: Bob Gavey, president. ROW' 2: Fred Bleicher, Ronald Havrilak, Brent Furguson, Dennis Davies, Hlerner Lehmann, Randy Leyshon, Jim Collier, ROW 3: Harry Patton, Robert Gongla, Bruce Barrow, Dick XVilliamson, Tom Lynch, John Harley, Don Kratt, Nelson Barter. ROXV 4: Arnold Morawa, Jere Chapman, Russ Spearman, Tom Myall. Nick Spewock, Michael Conway, XValter Dubicki, David Hackenbruch. Dearborn High's Varsity Club strives to promote good sports- manship among the DHS students. Each member of the club has earned his varsity letter and has maintained at least a C average. The accomplislnnents of this club under the direction of Mr. Harold Manley have included the sponsoring of a dance and a hayride and the selling of programs at home football and ,- .... N-, ----- ...- . .J A V M basketball games. Dearborn High's Booster Club has succeeded in its purpose to promote school spirit. Among the accomplishments credited to this organization are the making ol posters to publicize all Dearborn's games, plus chartering buses to some of the out-of- town games. The Booster girls continued the Dad's Day during football season, but this year added the mothers: also, this year they began a Dad's Night' for basketball which they hope to make an annual tradition. --v-ff----- ---- V --V - . y, I son, treasurer: Anna Davis, president: Barb Murdock, yice-president: Miss Hicks, co-sponsor. ROW 2: Bonnie Bates. Margaret Gilmour, Gerry Hanrahan, Judith Brown, Judy Caille, Mary Ann Turner. Candy Hermanson, Karen Lowe. Iclajean Newell. Nancy Anderson. Diane Corpolongo. ROM' 3: Judy Howell. Jean Berutti, Marlene Ferrier, Trudy Faber, Marsha Cummings, Cloria Sheets, Joy Conwell, Linda Lyue, Kay Sthuell, Sue Danville, Denise Kaminski, Janet Sayre. Barbara Ciborowski, Judy Brown, Jane Sanborn, Joan Konkoleski, Margaret Fleming. ROM' 4: Sue Erleubach, Joyce 96 Beverly Risk, Sandra Beall, Connie Coouibes, Karen Johnson, Judy Drapatk, Melinda .-Xdanis, Sue Cook, Barbara Condon, Karen Olsen. Sandy Fink, Sharon Allen, livelyn Orto, Ruth Clark. ROM' 5: Elaine Sage, Peggy l'anter, Suellyn Matexia, Margaret Corbett, Nancy Morlock. Marianne Meeniliofl, Sheila CSlllllIll1Sl4y, Virginia Korney, Jenny Baston. Nancy I.oxe, Mary I,ec Kemp, Marge Jandasek, Pat Ferguson, Joan Redinger, Sally Hallen, Bonnie Makowski, Sharon Mazguth.