Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ALUMNI ATHLETICS JOKES

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 ■A FOREWORD To present the life of Dearborn High School; to lion'or the good fellowship between the faculty and the student body; to make this a book of memories— this has been our aim. Insofar as we have suc- ceeded, we owe a debt of gratitude to those who have made it possible to publish this year-book.

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DEARBORN PUBLIC SCHOOLS (!§ur S rijnol W hy do we stand by Our School, you ask. And why do we pledge her true? She stood by us througn thick and thin, And she'll do the same for you. She’s been fair and square in her dealings. She’s taught us the right thing to do, We’ll endeavor in all of our dealings, To be just as square and as true. In gymnasium or any activities, On campus or athletic field. She meets all opponents in friendship. But never an inch does she yield, She’s sure of support so she’s confident. We’re sure of her help, , j we’re gay; To have such a staunch friend behind us. Is the source of our pep and our play; Its alike both in tasks and in pleasure. In class rooms, assembly or games. She’s a comrade and helper and shares alike. In either our praise or our blames. In all of our trials and endeavors. If we hit a big bump and then stop. And we’re all discouraged and done for, And there seems nothing for us to do. There’s a feel of a friendly hand on your arm. And then ’fore you know it, you’re through. Now, Our School never turns her back when you’re downed. She isn’t that kind of a sport. In some way or other, a way will be found. She’s a pal, good and true, the right sort. —ELLA THOMAS, ’25.