Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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JANUARY 1938 Robert Lewis Robert Malcolm Orchestra, 33, 34, 35, '36 Band, '33, ’34. ’35. ’36 Ludmiller Mezey Richard Moore Ethel Lloyd Junior Commercial Club,’36 Senior Commercial Club, ’37 Erwin Miller Football Manager, ’35 Basket Ball Manager, ’36. 37 Baseball Manager, ’35. 36 Bruce Moore Constance Needham Operetta, 36, ’37 All-School Play, 36, ’37 Observer Staff. ’36 English Club, ’37 Dancing Club, ’36, ’37 George Osterstock David Phipps Fred Reinhart Varsity Club President, ’36, ■37 Chorus, ‘34, 35, ’36, ’37 Football, ’35, ’36 Youth Council Virginia Rhodes Girl Reserves, ’36, ’37 Senior Commercial Club, ’35, ’36 Observer Staff, 36 Quill and Scroll, ’36 Pioneer Staff, '36, ’37

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Ruth Altounian Carol Breland Marion Crowther Junior Commercial 'Club, •35, ’36 G. A .A. Board, '36, '37 Class Officer, '36, '37 Donald Hunt Class Officer. '37 Commercial Club President, ’36 Mary Lois Johnson Class President, '36, '37. '38 Girl Reserves, '36, '37, '38 G. A. A. Executive Board, '35. '36, '37 National Honor Society, '37 Quill and Scroll, '37 Mary Bess Kclch Observer Staff, '37 All-School Play, ’37 Senior Commercial Club Band, ’36 Doris Baugh Girl Reserves, ’38 English Club, '38 Jean Ca’der Home Economic Club Girl Reserves Basket Ball. '34, '35, '36 Volley Ball. ’34, ’35. '36 Baseball, ’34, ’35, ’36 Richard Hubbard Margareta Jansson Junior Commercial Club President, '35, '36 Youth Council, ’36, '37 Girl Reserves, '37 Class Officer, ’34, ’35, ’36,’37 Joseph Johnston Tennis, '37 National Forensic League, '37, '38 Latin Club, ’36, '37 Youth Council, '36, ’37, '38 Mabel Koppitsch JANUARY 1938

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Mildred Schneider Semper Fidelis, '34, ’35, ’36, Weston Spencer ’37 Football, 34. ’35, 36, ’37 Commercial Club, ’35, ’36 Basketball, ’36, '37, ’38 Girl Reserves, ’37, ’38 Track, ’36 Chorus, '35, ’37 Art Club, ’37, ’38 Howard Vartanian Orchestra, ’33, '34. ’35 Cross Country, ’36, 37 Track, ’37 George Aldrich Merlin Hoganson Class Gilt Although for some years the Dearborn chapter of the Xational Honor Society has used a ritual requiring the use of candelabra, it was necessary to borrow them, since the school owned none. The January graduating class felt that a suitable gift would he a pair of candelabra especially devised to meet the Honor Society’s needs. Miss Frostic, a skilled worker in metals, was consulted, and her effort in design and manufacture resulted in a tall pair of candle holders in polished bronze, suitably inscribed on the base. The gift was presented at Honor Assembly and immediately used for the initiation that concluded the program. JANUARY 1938