Edsel Ford High School - Flight Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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N... L gr N-5vL,,,:,, ,- X L f L :,,f'f Mr. J. Ross Slabaugh, assistant principal ...showing interest ln students. Theme J' .

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One's concern . . . Rx . . . one's conflclence CI remember people involved in school life, 'There are two thousand who make up the life of Edsel Ford' drninistrators and teachers... one hundred weave in and out of school life as though ornnipresence is their job. Studentsmnineteen hundred scurry through the halls of Edsel Fordg their traits-wants, habits, and prejudices- explain why people act the way they do. From a student's actions, Icon learn those things never touched upon by the administrator or teacher. OA Isee a student drop cz lunch tray, and, through this small action and following reactions, I learn more about mankind than is told in ten books. lk Mr. Albert May, assistant principal l Mr. Anthony J. Lawski, principal Each searches for true education... Theme

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.,' if Their help is immeasurable... I learnf deal frpm Watchmg peopl 2 41 ,Al -I V U Z!! ' bf H f .-CQ 'E' A V ' Y l . M' 'af' , J 'L' u.-4-l'4'4'ih 1 1 "1'.Ufe+ ' ii l Lf ff g:1i!' a:'?.f4' - 'Iii 1'--.:!' J f?2Q:p Theme 'h-in-.Q ...individually solving human problems...