Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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lelen Penhale Allege Club ' 29 ). and B., ' 30. Student Council ’30, ' 31 Pioneer ' 31 Quill and Scroll ' 30 Honor Society ' 31 Girl Reserve, Presi¬ dent, ’31. Walton Robbins Aviation Club ' 28 Glider Club ' 29 Junior Play ' 30 Glenna Boehm Glee Club ’28 Hobby Club ’29 Dorothy Paterson College L.iub, ' 29. Basketball, ' 30, ' 31. Debating Team, ' 31. National i orensic League, ' 31. Senior Play, ’31. Girl Reserve, ' 31. Marion Davis Basketball, ’28, Captain College Club, ’29. O. and B., ' 30 NatiorttTi Honor So- ciet v, 3 0. Juinur Play, ' 30. Cl ass President. ' 30, ’3i. -Zr Editor ’31 Play, ' 31 , ’31. Joseph Phillips Cosmopolitan Club, ’29, President. Class President 29. College Club President ' 30. National Honor So¬ ciety, ' 30. Hi-Y, Vice President, ' 31. Pioneer Staff, ’31. Quill and Scroll, ' 31. Picmeer, ' 30. HJgtr-School Gh l Rbs ry e Florence Cook Ernest Kandt Yarsitv Basketball, 8, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, Captamf31 Aviation Clidr OiWer, High Schoot»Band, ’28, ’29, 31. ! ' ClAs Bjjfsident, ' 30. CkWsJl ice President ' 3i L i A ' lpna Beta Tau, Pres¬ ident, ’31. Glee Club, ’30. ' 31.

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The class of 1931 has been very ably directed in its senioi year under the guidance of Marion Davis, Ernest Kandt, James Currie and Joseph Miller. Only one girl other than Marion Davis has ever been chosen for this honor before in the history of Dearborn High School. Charlotte Rudolph acted as president for the class of ’25. These four people are representatives of almost every activity in the high school, sports, music, dramatics and scholarship. Marion is a member of the National Honor Society and Girl Reserves and had a part in the Junior Play- “The Charm School. and in the all high school play “Daddv Long Legs-” Ernest Kandt has held a berth on the varsity basket ball team since he was freshman and acted as captain on the 1931 team. Ernie also organized an orchestra in 1930 which has played at all the senior matinee dances this year. He has been a member of the Glee Club for th e past two years- James Currie became a member of the orchestra when he was a freshman, held the lead in the Junior Play and had a part in the Senior Play, “Captain Applejack”. Jimmie is a member of the HI-Y and the Quill and Scroll. Joe Miller is a member of the National Honor Society and has been a very competent treasurer for the school during the past year. He played on the varsity football team for two years and had a part in the Junior Play. The class of 1931, with 83 members, is the largest ever to graduate in the history of Dearborn High School and the officers are to be commended on the way in which they have led the class in their many undertakings.

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TUL DIONLLft 19 01 Elvira Ketchman House of Representa¬ tives, ’29, ' 30. Library Staff, ' 30, ' 31. Library Club Officer, ' 30. ' 31. Girl Reserve, ’31. Swiftie Herron Latin Paper Staff, ’29, ’30. Junior Play, ’30 College Club, ’30, 31. Girl Scouts, Morris Earle Football Reserve, ’28, ’29. Basketball Reserves, ' 29, ' 30, ’31. Varsity Football, ’30. Baseball Manager. ’30. Astronomy Club, ’31. Jessie Hunt ?al Ed. Club, ' 28. nmme cial Club, ' 30, ’31. Sjr Pioneer, ’31. ' ‘ri | P- i £ 1 ifthytuiylw o jack U Hobb yj Cffibp 28. ’29. V Library S-tarf, ’31. : Library Ctao, ’30, ' 31 § BasWtb6llV’31 Mary L. Ketchman Library Club, ' 30, ’31. Library Staff, ' 30, ' 31. Glee Cluby 31. yj aAy 3 Edward Malvitz Barbara Neal Junior Play, ’3£ Student Cptincil, ’30. ' Collet; Club Pt i?sL- H rT Reserve, ’31. Robert Lowry Football and Track, Varsity, ' ' 38, ’29, ’3wT Basketball Mamager, ’28, ’2 . All-High School Play, ’30. Senior Play, ’31. Hi-Y Treasurer, ’31. Alice Benn Clio Club, ’28. Operetta, ’29. Latin Club, ’29. Glee Club. ’29. Library Club, ’30, ’31. Library Staff, ’30, ’31. All School Play, ’30.