Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Robert Middlewood Henry Weiner Mildred Scott Ellen Ketchum H. WIENER Tall and handsome, An athletic crank; Who? Why of course Adorable Hank. M. SCOTT Quiet, serene and thoughtful, Always surrounded by books; That’s the way you’ll find Mildred, Is she really as mild as she looks? R. MIDDLEWOOD Courteous, galant and studious, To girls—gentle and kind; He’s the theme of many discussions, Our “Bob” is a “spiffy” find. E. KETCHUM Ellen’s our practical Senior, Her time is all well spent; And after her work i§ finished We’ll find her feet pleasure bent. Leigh Jackson Hermina Blankertz I L. JACKSON Out in the world Lee is very bold, But he’s not much of a lover. But both of these qualities he contradicts, As “Monte” in “Under Cover.” H. BLANKERTZ Tall, Thin, and dark. Happy, gay and free, You know without a doubt Hermina it must be. Wm. Switzer Nora Lucas W. SWITZER He runs the race, He wields the bat; He shoots the baskets, Always knowing what he’s at. N. LUCAS A comrade, good and happy, A friend who’s always gay; Laughing, carefree, cheerful, That’s Nora any day.

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(Class ©ffirrrs 1924 LEONARD BROWNLESS President FARREL JENKINS Secretary F. JENKINS This gay young shiek Is worldy wise, Behold the girls In tears and sighs. L. RUDOLPH L,,r,ia’s always ready to work When there’s ever a difficult task. When no one is eager to aid you Lydia’s the one you will ask. MARGARET LITTLE Vice-President LYDIA RUDOLPH Treasurer L. BROWNLESS With trail ornamented by girls, He’ll win his way to fame; His record is clear and spotless— Brownless is his name. M. LITTLE With coy grey eyes, And raven curls— It’s Margaret, One of our “Littlest” girls.

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W. STEIN He’s artist for our Annual, He’s nimble on his feet; He’s an excellent violinist, And at talking can’t be beat. A. BURGESON We found in “Under Cover” Arline was sure alert, And practice was all she needed To be classed as a regular flirt. I. HABICHT Always appearing busy, Working without a doubt; Then a sudden storm of g.ggles. What can it be about? f. McIntyre Frank McIntyre seems to stand for “Force,” Determination galore; When you want something really accom- plished It’s “Mac” we’re shouting for. Harry Seijle Edna Eichstedt E. EICHSTEDT Who’s our champion typist? Edna is her name. Tho’ she is the youngest, To her class sfie’ll bring fame. H. SEIGLE Tricks we are expecting, Jokes, by laughs indorse. Wherever smiles are reigning Harry’s there, of course. Iva Prehn John Lawther I. PREHN With always a smile to greet you, Blue eyes, a blond with bobbed hair, Iva’s an ornamentation, Never oppressed by a care. J. LAWTHER John Lawther seems to be serious And never cared for a girl, But wlicn he’s out with the fellows He keeps them all in a whirl.