Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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 7 e PIONEER. 1929 SENIOR WILL STATE OF MICHIGAN. COUNTY OF WAYNE, ss. V iinohi All Mr jMcn lig (Elicsc JJresritts, That we. the several members of the graduating5class of 1929. in the City of Dearborn, being of sane and dispos- ing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this our East Will and Testament, and hereby bequeath our scholarly possessions as follows : FRED SHAW his “banjo eyes to James McLellan. CLYDE ZIEGLER his fondness for antiques to Roy Soper. IRENE GARRISON her ability to get her man to Iola Morningstar. DOROTHY OLIVER her dependability as foundation of tumbling team to Isabella Johnston. HOWARD SCHUMACHER his ability to endure marathon hiking to Jack Massey. DORIS DEAN her acrobatic chin to Edna Miller. HELEN HOPPIN’S artistic nature to Martin Strand. EDWIN JACKSON his ability to bag big game to Gunnar Hagelthorne AUDREY CHAMPNEY her dexterous digits to Helen Zimmerman. WILLIAM HALPIN his journalistic leanings to George Hilton. ELSIE HENRYKOFSKY her “altitude” to Mr. Greenland. MILDRED BROOKER’S pleasing personality to Margie Bright. ELIZABETH SZABO her willowy figure to Ernestine Hough. CHARLES PALMER his paternalistic leanings to Malcolm Frutchey. MARCELLE JONES her good standing with a certain Junior gentle- man to any Junior who wants it. PATRICIA SIMONDS her rollicking school spirit to Kenneth Young. MARGARET BROOKS her sweet disposition to Edna Miller. ANNETTE EVANS her ability to monopolize the conversation to Sigricl Storen. WALTER JEFFERY his “independability” to Arvilda Merryman.

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■ . The junior class lias showed unusual activity and promise this year, though this is not at all new for it. the members having taken an important part in the life of the school from its earliest organization. This is due to the fact that many students of ability and promise are included in its member- ship. The J-Hop was one of the most successful of recent years, and a large number of people danced away the hours merrily at this affair. The Christmas bazaar represented the first effort of the class to raise funds for the Washing- ton trip, and was successful to such an extent that other active preparations have been going forward since. In athletics. Roy Soper was honored by being made captain of the basket ball team, on which several prominent juniors distinguished themselves, being responsible, largely for the high standing of the team at the close of the season. Lola Fauser, playing the lead in the high school operetta, achieved an out- standing success. In the spring contest last year Arvilda Merryman received the highest scholarship record. The honor roll always carries a satisfying number of junior students. The class feels that it is carrying forward the best traditions of the high school, and looks forward to its senior year with hope and courage.