Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Yummy! Smell that shortnin’ bread! . . . Play production, be- lieve it or not . . . and the good old commercial, what would we do without it for those rush jobs? . . . and here the sewing girls are again, and those embryo sculptors creating masterpieces from Rouge mud . . . and the aeronautics dummy . . . you can’t get a weigh with that! . . . and social science to wind up with . . . 7

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CLASSES Pulling a proof . . . and those clay modelers . . . they make the most of the dirt . . . machine shop lads are handy, eh? . . . and oh those commando classes! . . . only low talk permitted here . . . and needles and drafting boards . . . 6

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©INI THE SET “Junior Miss” was the senior class’s of- fering for 1944, playing to record audi- ences for two nights, March 31 and April 1. In the cast were Joan Southard, Rich- ard Arnesen, William Pearce, Lois Wiseman, Isabel Milne, Mary Splane, Doris McNabb, Jack Caughey, Vivian Lawry, Howard Zielke, Robert Way, Wilbur Schonscheck, John Warring, Frank Nieman, Tom Lindenmuth, Bob Proctor, Arthur Hansen, Frank Abar, and Jack Templin. For the all-school play, a fall production, “The Late Christopher Bean” was cho- sen. It was given Nov. 19-20 with a cast consisting of Jack Caughey and Mary Knoop as leads, and Barbara Lloyd, Merrilyn Bird, Betty Stanley, Robert Way, Joe Campbell, Ardys Ben- nett, and Howard Zielke. Play produc- tion classes painted the stenciled wall paper, a new device. Both plays made money. 8