Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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■ r £ PIONEER HOUSE OF a )OLIDGE FIRST ROW: H. Thiesen, L. Durham, R. Dapprich, F. Dohn, A. Oldenburg, I. Flake, H. Holmburg. SF.CON’D ROW: B. Storen, I.. Stafford, W Kills. C. Ackerman, K. MacKenzie, O. Rhoades, M. Barson. THIRD ROW: B. Scudlark, R. McDonald. II. Bliel, Mr. Allen Meyer. A. Ochs. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Richard McDonald Carl Arndt Ralph Dapprich . Orla Rhoades House of Cooiidge home room was organized l y Miss Anne Semans at the beginning of the second semester in 1926. This year the organization lias 29 members, part sophomores and part juniors. All are striving to graduate with the class of 1928. with Mr. Allan Meyer as our sponsor. The class colors of cerise and white were used to good advantage in the carnival, and a beautiful booth was the result. Edna Oelkers and Eleanor MacKenzie represent us in the Senate, and Carl Arndt has a seat in the House of Representatives.

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THE P I O N E E WEBSTER HALE FIRST ROW: L. Hoerup. M. Hansen, A. Soper, H. Yates, H. Young. L. West, F. Cox, F. Ochs, C. Munroe, E. Fader, M. Miller. SECOND ROW : R. Stanton, H. Penny, L. Twork, V. Woolley, E. Peterson, L. Lange, T. MacQueen, A. Stutsman, E. Martin. THIRD ROW: D. Fryer, G. King, I. Ristow, S. McKay, M. Pollakowski, L. Engle, A. Twork. New Member: Joyce Aikman. OFFICERS President ..................................... Arnold Soper Vice President ....................................... Helen Yates Secretary . Fletcher Cox Treasurer Charles Munroe At the first of the year the Junior class was divided into two home rooms. Jeanne D’ Arc and Webster Hall. Owing to the small membership in each of these, it was voted to consolidate them into one, Webster Hall, under the guidance of Mrs. Helen Fletcher. The class was well represented in athletics, especially in interclass basket- ball. '1'he junior boys took first honors, while the girls won second place. Early in the beginning of the year we staged a Hallowe’en dance with ex- cellent results. The first annual Junior Bazaar was later held, leaving a tra- ditional activity for the following classes. The Juniors tied for second place for the best decorated booth in the An- nual Carnival. To raise money for our Washington trip next year the Junior boys are col- lecting and selling old newspapers and magazines. With the same end in view the class as a whole presented the first annual Junior Entertainment in March.

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THE PIONEER IIETSY ROSS FIRST ROW: A. Howard, E. Henrykofsky, K. McGarvey, V. Frost, D. Fordon, D. Dean, V. Dosch. SECOND ROW: K. McLeod, M. Brooks, M. Arndt, E. Hayes, Miss J. Louise Hainline, E. Jackson, L. Dickinson, V. Dittberner, R. Hess. THIRD ROW: S. Fox, B. Brooker, M. Jones, N. McEachern, F. I.amkey, W. Ptolemy, D. Renliam. H. Hoppin, E. Habicht. OFFICERS President .......... Vice President Secretary-T reastirer Doris Dean Edwin Jackson Elsie Henrykofsky The Betsy Ross home room has progressed quite extensively in the past year. It has tried to get pictures and other things to decorate the room with which in some way bring out the meaning of Betsy Ross. One thing that this home room can be proud of is a flag made on the same pattern as the one which Betsy Ross first made. This flag was made by several girls. About the middle of December, 1926, the House of Lincoln proposed giv- ing a Sophomore dance, and asked the Betsy Ross home room to help them make it a success. The resulting “Pirate Prance” was the most successful dance of the year. After this dance the House of Lincoln and the Betsy Ross home room combined into one home room under the one name of the House of Lincoln.