Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Pmnwn.. meelling. cfzalfeugwi facing fzaaqawzfi waking Me an known Chuck Otis, Class Presid A E E Lv 6 6' 5 f. fy ,K B Mr. Harvey Lowrey, Superintendent of the Dearborn Public Schools, has been supervising this school system since February 15, 1922, and he plans to retire at the close of this term. We of Dearborn High, although we have known him only during the past two years since the consolidation of Districts Seven and Eight, appreciate the work he has done. At this time we offer our congratulations for a job well done and we sincerely hope that Mr. Lowrey will enjoy the rest he so richly deserves. Mr. Lowrey received his A.B. degree from Central Michigan State, and his M.A. from the University of Michigan. Mr. Ray H. Adams, Deputy Superintendent, has charge of hir- ing teachers for the Dearborn Public Schools. Dearborn High regards Mr. Adams as a favorite son, because of his close rela- tionship to this school. Before the two Dearborn school districts consolidated he was Superintendent of Schools in District Seven and had his office in Dearborn High School. He received his A.B. at Western State, and his M.A. from the University of Michigan. BOARD OF EDUCATIO Grant Burns John E. Alexader SeC1'etal'Y Vice-president Fred Beard Francis A. Riley President Treasurer Robert E. Schoens Gefirge E- Brady Trustee Trustee Martin A. wellna Trustee Boards of Education often have been called Bored of Education. The pun would not be applicable to Dear- born'5 Board, however, for this policy-making group is kept busy most of the time formulating new plans and carrying out others in order to maintain Dearborn's high standing as a school system. Dearborn is not only the fifth largest system in the state, ranking only after Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Flint, but it is also ranked as one of the outstanding systems in the state and in the country. Hiring competent teachers, providing fine buildings, and making sure that each student has every opportunity to receive a sound education is the job of this Board of Education, and these seven men conscientiously Work toward that goal. MEET THE PEOPLE WHO U SCHOOL With great patience and fortitude, Principal Otto H. Olsen directs the course of human events at Dearborn High School. It is Mr. Q1- sen's belief that responsibility goes hand in hand with privilege. He feels that in a demo- cracy everyone should be Willing to do his part. This explains why student government is so important at Dearborn High. Mr. Olsen re- ceived his A. B. from Central Michigan State, and his M. A. from the University of Wiscon- sin. Miss Amy Betts served as Assistant Principal during Mr. Challis' absence, and now holds that position jointly with him. However, most stu- dents are more familiar with Miss Betts in the capacity of an adviser. She has become a local information bureau and her judgment is sought on any question pertaining to enrollment or curriculm. She received her A. B. at Hillsdale, and her M.A. from the University of Michigan. Dean Challis, Assisant Prin- cipal, has just returned to the position which he left in 1943 to serve as a Lieutenant in the navy. He now teaches aeronautics and relieves Mr. 'Olsen of a great deal of work. Mr. Challis received his A. B. from Michigan State Normal, and his M. A. from the Uni- versity of Michigan. Miss Mildred Mitchell, who was Acting Assistant Princi- pal and attendance officer during Mr. Challis' absence, is now devoting all her time to the latter duty. Just how well she excutes her duties is easily seen in Dearborn High Schoolis good atten- dance record. She received her A. B. from the Univer- sity of Kansas, and her M. A. from the University of Michigan. 1 1 1 FACU LT 1 L I' y. l I 1. 1 1. af 11 1. le at nt J1 E. I1 i l V, N w w I auf' l'f f ,,ADf1.9.'1SfJJ1L FAC LTY Frm A7ldF7'J01l Rex Azzdcrson L40 Barllctt llfl, Erdiue Balm ' , llfarfon Carson Frank Da'vz'e.v Doris Doolittle Harry Duke mlm gfsle Cgmdz Alice F1'slrbacl1a flfargarct Gardner Yetleve Guldner Russell Gwimmll Ggygm mlbar Elisabcflz Hllllcr Ilfarg Haight Floyd Haight Margaret Hess EI.: OHHQMM Iam' Hicks Bcrnire Jacobs Helen Klest Susie Lewis Eliza-Nhlaitifz 1 FACULTY R i I 4 l Nan Nulf Frank Mclntyre Lee Mary' Olsen Evelyn Pugh .lack Rabe Ardig Rawlings Suzzznne Roger.: Clifford Reinclze Clyde Roberts Marion Russell Elise Swan Irma Shoemaker fame: Scott Mlllllid Sclzumaclwr l'V1'llard Tlzorfzley Walfrid Tomola Helen Turner Harold Va1'zdenBo:ch Hope Van Londegemi Stephen Vanek lllurial Walkin.: Roland Wacker Leith Weteel Don Wade Lois Wagner Holme H'fls0n CVGVOHIZC Zlll-IIFI' 1.01.1156 l'Iafl1l1'11c Plmbe Zilitdirll THE snapshots below prove that teachers are people! Top left: Mr. Olsen takes his cup of coffee at the monthly fac- ulty tea. Onlookers are Mr. Challis, Mr. Haight, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Zainer, Miss Rogers, Miss Swan, Mr. Martin Cnearly hid- denb, Miss Doolittle, and Miss Church. Top right: Members Thornley, Scott, and Bartlett of the Cof- fee Club which meets daily at 3:30. Bottom left: Hillbillies Marillie Gardner and Tilly Pugh dramatize and sing i'She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain at Teacher Talent night. Bottom right: 'Talentecl Teachers Hess, vanliandgend, and Gwinnell perform with precision. , ..,. K K, Faeultg Tea Coffee Club ii 44Tillg and 44Marillg Talented Teachers Sophomores Seniors ! RUWI G PAINS! 5 1 Q 5 Freshmen I 5 A 2 T L 3 Junlors 2 in ? vvw W .24 THE C 19 26 GRADU TES Jim I-jglbpfgf Jam' Class Offirzfrss Martha Sclzoczzlmls, Ilflazfgafot Esclt- Clzarios Otis ,lgimgyy Frm-y lmrlf, Clzzrrlc Otis, Illaulrolz Golden, Douzil lfVlzltc and Tom func Proxy Zlrlv. Viftor fafnicson not pz'rt1z1'cd. EADERSHIP has been an outstanding charac- teristic of the class of 1946. Male Callj' senior girls' sponge dance, chairmaned by Catherine Bowyer, initiated the fall social season and in March the class dance, f'Coonskin Caper,', fea- turing newspaper decorations, door prizes, and entertainment proved to be a tribute to Bob Mil- osch and Bill Lawther's enthusiastic planning. Best Foot Forward, senior class play, with a super cast and Nora Amerman as student direc- tor, was tops in entertainmeint and the class party in the cafeteria following the play was a fitting climax. The senior fountain, which this class estaablished, and the Alumni Reunion of May 17, which this class helped sponsor, were other proofs of Forty Six's leadership in school affairs. First girl president of the Student Council, Mar- guerite Hutchison, and class senator, Martha Moore, begin the list of Leaders in Adminis- trative Circlesf' Forward looking policies of Jim Holbcck, Merle Cable, Maxine Moore, and Don McIntyre, who officered the January class, and of Chuck Ctis, Denzil White, Martha Scheonhals, Maureen Golden, Margaret Eschbach, Victor i. , , .7anuary grad: posing in cap: and gowns for posterity arc: scared, Fred Krafl, Lillian Girlz, Bcity .lane Ratlis, Cliarlrs Hummel, Gloria l'lIannz'ng,' standing Rose Mari: Rallu, Dave Coopcr, and Dorothy Lakes with lzcr bark to tlir camera. Jamiesfn. and Tom Zick were evidence that their class- mates had exercised good judgment at election time. Academically we take special bows to Maxine Moore and Ellrose Eichenlaub of the January class and to Joyce Gould and Joanne Johnson of the June class. In D.H.S. it woul' seem that beauty goes hand in hand with brains. Three letter athlete and Varsity Club President, Bill Grigg, Cross Country Captain Ralph Hargraves, :footballers Bob Potthoff, Allen Aldrich and Earl Danes, Varsity Clubbers Bob Neithamer and Melvin Sartin remind us of games and meets not soon to be forgotten. On the distaff side are Sue Wilcox, G.A.A. president, and some of her cohorts Dolores Lloyd, Doris Boyle, Norma Fukalek, and Pat Nicholson. Cheer Leader Jeannie Loftis kept the student body en- thusiastically yelling for school teams. Dramatically speaking, we think of Betty Jo McGuire' talented performances, of George Peppard's professionally rendered ad libs, of Johnny Schuh's enthusiastic contri- butions to school plays, and of Aaron Schrader's unforget- table characterizations. Musical talent was plentiful .... Jeanne Metelski excelled as a pianistg Charlotte Parham, and Margie Trost provided vocal entertainment, Jack Hunsicker represented the clas in the school band. Journalist Ben Riddle edited a newsy OBSERVER and alon with Faye Caughey and Maureen Golden was rewarde by being chosen for membership in Quill and Scroll. Artistic Lillian St. Dennis, Virginia Hollingsworth Shirli Symonds, and Allen Jay were responsble for some of th outstanding displays in the lobby show cases and for arf istic contributions to the PIONEERf Honored for scientific achievement were David Cooper Oliver Boss, Chuck Otis, Joanne John ' Briggs and Ralph Vogler. Son' Sue Wllcox' DO In Auto Shop any day you could have seen John Bailey o glohn Beemls oiverhauling cars. Down Machine Shop wa ere was ac Thar , and bus ' - Eyocodshop wtas Victcfr Jamiesosrrwlth hammer and Saw 1 u ure secre aries whose names a e ' - on the Commercial Honor Roll were? 133512 SlFeaggdg?1g Eiga Anderson, Lois Sandberg, Betty Jane Raths Rose Richards iliizy lllgmniwifargen, ankd Clella Walborn. , iss ic s' panis Room was consi ' Igallglcy Fitzieraldvs 13 ta? Ssome muralscderably brlghtened bl e erans w 0 Joine e class were ' Wenclasliy, Ehaiiles Macias, and Wlxelgxll Vggfgsgllfer, E joining t e c ass or the first time ' ' kplug Ken Matthai. this September Was And so it goes .... as we said, a class of Leaders! I 3 f E E I 6 1 I r D 0 K 3 1 i t L J 1 1 january graduates Allen Aldrich Alma Allison Virginia Anning Carol Barcik Zlrlargaretg Baumggydngr Oliver Boss Mary Ann Burnett Luella Burns fame: Burton jllg,-lg Cgblg John Canon Zelplza Cazvtlzon James Cook David Cooper El! Row Eiglzpnlaub Brooke Ellysou Charles Fisher John Ganseu Lillian Gish Audrey Grogitsky Beverly Henry Jim Holbeck Evelyn Homleid Charles Hummel Irene fedynalz january gI'Hdll2lt0S -x , .,.,.,.,,.f, Jw. 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JQHSZ C-12111-155 Sarmlk Glwm Sffzroczlrr folwz Schuh Irene SICZ70d111'k john Solgfzm, H 33,5 -,uma , -,v-Q, ..--.,.... january graduates Frances Solt Doris Stringer Mildred Sutton Joyce Terreberry Rodltey Thayer Jean Thompson Shirley Trian Robert Weston Angline lfVyn Marzlyn Yeatrnau No Pictures For January Graduates Jack Burst In Absentia Robert Boyd Turbett LeRoy Matthew Connoly Lee Wlrmard Sydney Hayward Joh 11 Witzig William Sch imfrnel Summer School Graduates Jerome Du lllahaut Clark Whitcornb june graduates Ilfyrflr Addis Jamcx Aim Nora Jllay Amcrmau Betty A d - , Jolm Borm: CatI1f'r1'1zC Bowyer Wczrdcll Bowyer Dgrig BJLSJSOII klg'U'1gfA Baker Brufz' Bristol Joan Bryant func Bullcrdick Faye Cauqhgy B A Mags. Marv Jmxc Claim Colleen C0012 Hob Corrigan Leo Dal B0 Dghglfdfll X we fz'ol'3'11 Dunlap 1'lInrfrard Esclzbach fcan Farmer Doris Fftterlv Amvfs FUN' IL - IICC1 4 june graduates Luclla Fisher Norma Fukalek Joyce Gould Eunice Gunderson ' Virgin ia H0111-11gXZU07fI1 Naney Fzfzgerald Geraldine Gagnon Geraldine Graham Patricia Hadley Gratia Holtz Harry Forsythe Madelxvn Garnber Bill Grigg Edwin Hanson Illarvel Huebner Szzzanne Fox Lorraine Gilomefz Catherine Grass Ralph Hargraves Jack Hzmsieker Arlene Frye ,Maureen Golden Suzanne Guz'rnarc'.s' Audrey Harris fblargzwrile Hzclehison june graduates Illary Louise' Jafkson Viffor 10011105011 Allen Jay Joyce Jeavang Bczmrly fobson Estcllah Jolmson Joanne JAUIZVIJOIZ Dorothy Kglbasm Bcrnire Kvmp Olive King 120111111 Knapp Dgllv K,.y,lL,H ' William Lawtlzcr Dolorcs Llavd George Lloyd feanbue Loftiy Alary Lowe Javwf Alain A Joy Ma11wa1'rc11 T111-Ima lfgples Iilleq ficklilzg Patrzcia Kelly DOIIZUHG Lane Mf11'!Il11'f'i Lowe Kc1111ctl1 Mgfflmi illlle graduates Jlvkf' ,,.,...1-7, Betty Jo McGuire Manuel Medrano Jeanne Wfetelski Bob Milosch Louis Alolwgr Martha Moore Patricia Morgan Floyd Mott Gerlzardt Mueller Patricia Niclzolsozz Bob Neitharner Ruth Norberg Ellen Mae Orth Charles Otis Joanne Osmer Charlotte Parham Harold Peck George Peppard Lois .lea'z Piclzlcr Marilyn Pinfold D' Rabe Buell Randolph Ioyrc Ratlzs Shirley Pinfold Pliyllis Portwood fane june graduates .Un ry Rrfd Brtty Rc'dgc'rS .1Iflz'1'11 Yartfzr L1'll1'nu Sf. 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Aaron, Sfhrader .Vary Arm Sgflyjzgn Juan Sffpflflli Goldie Sticlll .Uary Svlqgkg Jglzzz Tlrarp ,'lI1'Idrz'd Thifde :UHJ'fOD'I-L: Y'r05t B011 Riddlg Lois' Sandbcrg Dowd Solliugg-r A4011 .SQWHOIZIIJ 131612 Ulrich june graduates l Bob Utterback Evelyn Waldecker Norrrza Whitmore Beverly Wurst Lyle Van Houten Ralph Voglcr Rutlz Wagner Clclla Plalbouz Tom Webber Betty Plfelslz Luczlle Welzsleg Den 11 Wllzte Sue Wilcox Chester lflliles Rzftlz Wzt za Donna lflfoolley Alex Zabfk Tom Zlok Marfmrot Zmla No Pictures For June Graduates .lolz 11 Bailey Elmer Brandlzrnd George Brata Gerald Fisher Marilyn Keith Barbara K erb y Betty Marchewitz Ben Miller lllargaret Neale Kemzetlz Pabke Bob Pottlroff Bill Ream: Frank Reed Albert Russell Don Seward Tom Sibbeu James Strung llIC'l'l'l'll Waldecker Edward Wefzclasky ACTIVITY RECORD JANUARY GRADUATES ALDRTCH, ALLEN-Student Council ALLISON, ALMAfG.A.A., Basketball, Softball ANNlNG, VlRGlNlA-Usher for Senior Play, IZA Dance Committee BOSS. OLIVER-Supreme Court Justice, National Honor '0- ciety, IZA Dance Committee BCRNETT, MARY ANN--Senior Girl Reserves, lisher at Commencement. 12A Dance Committee BURTON, JlMfBaseball, Scholarship Certificaces CABLE, MERLEgVarsity Club President, .Senior Class Vice- President. Three Sport Letters CANON, JOHN--Track Team, Gerznzin Club 'Vice-President, Basketball Manager CAXVTHON, ZELPHA-Activity Board, Tfmlltl' at Commence- ment COOK, Jlll-Senior Band Q AA COOPER, DAXilDYeStudent Council, Atztiirly Board, 51J?llllSl'l Cl l ElCHRiNlLACB, ELL ROSEfStudent Council, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Classical League ELLYSON, BROOKEvLatin Club GROGlTSKY, ACDREY-Junior Girl Reserve '1'reasurer, Jun- ior Classical League, Senior Girl Reserve Cabinet A in HENRY, BEYERLYfScliolarshiyt Certificates, Senior Girl Reserves, Dance Committees HOLBECK, JIM-Senior Class President, llirxf President, Three Sport Letters JONES, RICHARD-Latin Club, Senior Play Cotriviittee KRAFT, FRED-Photography Club, 12A Dance Committee KUGATH, MARlONgScholarsliip Certificate, J-Hop Commits tee. Hall Monitor MANNlNG, GLORlAfDrama Club, Chorus, Dance Committee MCCARTY, RUTH--Senior Play Committee, Sllfmge Dance Committee, Chorus lX'lclNTYRE, DON-Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Football MCNEIL, NANCY--Chorus h MOORE, MAXINE-Senior Class Secretary, National Honor Society. Quill and Scroll I PRUSH, DORlSfChorus. Home Ee Club, 12A Dance Committee RATHS, BETTY JANE--Oratorical Contest, Hall Monitor, Usher at Comnlencement RATHS, ROSE MARIE-Hall Monitor, Junior Red Cross Presidentp Csher at Conunencement RAl'SCl-I, MARY--11'l yping,f' ,Club, Junior Classical League, Usher at Cormn'encement , SCHUH. JOHN-Football, .Varsity-Club. Basketball Mfanager SLEBODNIK, IRENE-vActivit5 'Boa1'd.Secretary, Basketball, SOLLINGER, JACK-Basketball, Honor Guard at Commence- National Honor Society ment. B-team Football , ,ffjtfgw SOLT, FRANCES'-Se ior Girl Reser'ves','151-,gnlliiior Classical League, Spanish Club M SUTTON. BULDRED--Senior Girl Reserves, Hall lilonitor, Photography Club THAYER, RODNEY-Football, Track, Varsity Club THOMPSON, JEANY-Drama Club, Chorus, Senior Girl Re- serves TRIAN. SHlRLEY--Chorus XYESTON. BOB--Track, Dance Committees, Honor Guard at Commencement WYN, ANGELINEV-'Senior Girl Reserves, J-Hop Committee, Head Usher for All School Play YEATMAN. MARl LYN---National Honor Society, G.A..A., Girl Reserve Program Chairman JUNE GRADUATES i- ADDlS, MYRTLE-Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Pioneer Staff AMERMAN, NORA MAYfDrama Club Secretary, Cheerleader, i Honor Guard at Commencement ANDERSON, BETTY JANE-G.A.A., Pioneer Staff, Junior Girl Reserves BAILY, JOHN--Student Council BAKER. MARGARET-Observer Staff, Pioneer Staff, B Certificate BOVVYER, CATHER1NE4G.A.A., Girl Reserves. Spanish Club BOVVYER, VV EN D ELL-Football BOYD. RAYMOND-Senior Play BOYLE. DORIS-G.A.A., Senior Girl Reserves, Treasurer Pioneer Staff PRTGGS. DON-4Chief Justice of Supreme Court. Baseball BRlSTOL, BRUCE-Activity Board. French Club Treasurer, Senior Plav BULLERDTCK. ,TUNE- B Certificates CAUGHEY, FAYE-Observer Staff, B Certificate, English Club CHLlPALA, BERNTCE-Pioneer Staff COOK. COLLEEN-Chorus CORRIGAN, ROBERT--Varsity Letter in Track Y DAL BO, LEO-Hi'Y Club Vice President, BH Certificate ESCHBACH, MARGARET--Student Council, Pioneer Staff, Senior Plav FETTERLY, DORIS--Pioneer Staff, Decoration Committee of All School Play FISHBECK. ARDIS-sGirl Reserves, Cheerleader FTTZGERALD. NANCY Stage Crew FOX. SL7ZANNEfFrench Club, Typing Club FRYE, ARLENE7Girl Reserves, Hall Monitor FUKALEK, NORMA--G,A.A., Girl Reserves, Assistant Editor Of Observer Staff GXGGON. GERALDINE--Girl Reserves, Home Ec Club, Hall l onitor GAMBER. MADELYN--Pioneer Staff, Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross Representative GILONEN, LORRAlNE--G.A.A., Hall lloriitor, J-Hop Com- mittee GOLDEN. RTAUREEN--National Honor Society, Girl Reserve President. Student Council COULD, JOYCE-French Club Secretary, Girl Reserves, Hall Monitor GRAHAM, GERALDlNEvTyping Club GRIGG, BILL-Three Letter Man, Varsity Club President, Hi-Y Cha ilain GROSS' CATHERlNE-Girl Reserves, Usher at All School Play GL'lKL-XRAES, SCZANNE'-Junior Classical League Treasurer, Pioneer Staff HADLEY, PATRICA-Junior Red Cross. Spanish Club HANSON. ED-English Club. French Club Observer Staff HARGRAYES. RALPH-Varsity Club, Track Team, Cross Country Captain h HARRlS, ACDREY-Intramural Sports, Girl Reserves, Latin Cl l HOLLTNGSXYORTH, VIRGINIA-Band, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club HOLTZ, GRATIA-G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Junior Classical League HUTCHISON, MARGUERITE-Student Council President, National Honor Society, Girl Reserve President JAMIESON, VICTOR'-Football, Varsity Club, Boxing Cham- pionship lAYStAfl?LEN-Activity Board, Junior Classical League, Pioneer 3. lEAVON-S, JOYCE'-Ping Pong Doubles Champion, Junior Classical League iljCBI?ggEgxG,EEggELnEIZI:EtGirl Reserves, Junior Classical League, , BEVERLY--Cheerleader, Pioneer Staff TOHSSON, EsrELLAHgspaniSh Club, Han Monifar, Base- TOHQEQIB, JOYCIE-I-lilragional Honor Society, Stu- OUTICI all' ' KEITH MAR R- man o a s Committeej, G.A.A I , ILYN Class Dance Committee, Junior Class- ical League IlE?1fI1EYbIPRiIi2SY6fIln'gamural Sports -Q J - Ir eserves, Hall Monitor, Ush KRYN1'-N, DOLLY-Girl Reserve Secretary, Spanish Cl b Photography Club u ' LAN5J'0rtI3ONZELLA-Hall M0Uit01', Latin Club, Intramural LAWTHER, VVILLIATXT-Htll VI ' LLOYQD, DOLORES--G.A.A'i, Rioiiiggsr Staff ?flQl?l?j2gANgET+Girl Reserves, German Club, Latin Club MATTHAI HKIiEQiIArTG'A'A Spmsh Club, Latin Club Play i 1- hotography Club, Hall Monitor, Senior MCGEIRE, BIELTTY JO-National Thespian Honor' Societv Mroiiiivem' 'Ui Reserve Smal Chairman, HA Certificates A O MANUEL BH Certifict METELSKI1 JEANNEZGI R i 216, Intramural Basketball Classical League, CitizdRsliipebClZiB Music Chairman' 'Tumor 1 i ll EH ' ' 0liEE1stzEtAfdf, CTiiJi,raIi1iSerSJ?5ff, oi2T1iiICiniEOIILi5iifiiiTE,A.A. 'Plan Meiry, Pioneer Staff, Han 3aeRsiQaf2e:sai:1ir Smit! mi? 225215 Nat,0na1HonOr S0666 alltalni SCUIOT Class President, PAR HAM, CHARLOT EEEEIIEAIEIDAROLD- -Auto Shop Club Football GEORGEA-Track Captain, Drama Club President, PI A - Certificate A J' ' Dance Committees, B TE-Chorus PORTXVOQD, PHYLLIS--National Honor Society, Hall Mon- itor, Pioneer Staff POTPHOFF, BOB-Football, Track, B Certificate RARE, DIANE-G.A.A. Vice President,Supreme Court Justice, Spanish Club RATHtS, JOYCE-Pioneer Staff, Drama Club, B Certifi- ca e REAMS, BILL--Hall Monitor Captain REED, BUD-Track REID. MARY-Drama Club REINKE, DONNA- B Certificate, Girl Reserves RICE, LILLIE MAE--Girl Reserves RICHQRDS, ROSE-Girl Reserves, Pioneer Staff, UA Cer- titicate RIDDLE, BEN--Quill and Scroll, Editor of.Observer Staff, Pioneer Staff RODQERSON, IRENE-Girl Reserves, All School Play Coni- mittee ROIEM. GLADYS-Girl Reserves, Junior Classical League ROSS. ESTHER-Girl Reserve Ring Chairman, French Club President, All School Play Committee SANDBERG. I.OISANational Honor Society, Hall Monitor, B Certificate SARTIN, MELVIN--Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Senior Play SCHOENHALS, MARTHA-Corresponding Secretary of Sen- ior Class. Spanish Club, A Certificate SCHRADER, AARON-Drama Club, Football Manager, Ger- man Club Vice President SELLMAN, MARY ANNAGirl Reserves, All School Play Com- mittee. Spanish Club SEVVARD. DON-Basketball. Baseball, Varsity Club SIBBEN, THOMAS-Hi-Y Club ST, DENNIS, LTLLIAN-Cheerleader, Band SVMONDS, SHIRLIE-Girl Reserves A THIEDE, MTLDRED---Sponge Dance Committee, Hall Monitor TROST, MARJORIE-Pioneer Staff, Hall Monitor, Sponge Dance Committee UTTERBACK, BOB-Hall lllonitor, Ticket Committee of Sen- ior Play VOGLER, RALPH-Track Manager, Cross Country Varsity NVAGNER, RUTH-Head Drum Majorette, Usher, Dance Com- mittees VVALBORN. CLELLA4Hall Monitor, English Club, Photos graphy Club VVALDECKER, EYELYNA-Girl Reserves, Usher NVEBBER, TOM-Basketball, All School Play Committee VVELSH, BETTY-Glee Club, Hall Mfonitor VVENSLEY, LUCILLE-Hall Monitor, B Certificate VVHITE, DENZEL-Varsity Football, Vice President of Sen- ior Class XVHTTMORE. NORMA-vGlee Club VVILCOX. SUE-G.A.A. President, Activity Board, Student Council XVILES. CHESTER-4Track XYITZIG, RUTH-G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Pioneer Staff XYOOLLEY, DONNA-Girl Reserves, Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball VVURST, BEVERLY-Hall llfonitor. Intramural Sports ZABTK, ALEX4Track, Drama Club, Senior Play ZICK, TOM-Football, Basketball, All School Play Stage Manager ZINK, MARGARET-Girl Reserves, Pioneer Staff THE CLASS QF 194 QQ CTIVITY and intellect typify the class of '47, With Mr. Wacker as grade adviser, these jolly juniors have whizzed through the past three years in a blaze of glory. Plan- ning dances, walking off with AH certificates, sponsoring assemblies, and joining clubs,--- they have taken all in stride. Jesting Jerry Jarrett chairmaned the annual J- Hop, which holds many happy memoriesg along student governing lines Johnny Coatta became president of the mid year classg Jack McFeggan was elected Vice-President of the Student Coun- cil, while Betty Taepke filled the roll of secre- tary. The grade senators include: Ken Wolfe, Martha Pinches, Mary Ellen Thomson, Jim Mil- ler, and Jim Fruit. Along extra-curricular lines, aviatrix Barbara Abar surprised the school by a solo flightg flut- tering Phyllis Allen delighted everyone in the annual All-School play, awards in the oratorical contest were copped by Don Schmidt! and lucky Marilyn was chosen Bell of the Varsity Club for 1946. Between Yogi I-loedl's famous DHYUGS, MGT- ny Holbeck's athletic prowess, and Bill Her- sey returning to DHS after moving to lowa, the class has had one adventurous happening after another, Concluding the list of who's who in '47 ---- There's Glenn-Myers, trackster Varsity Clubber, better known as the Lord Byron of Wetz's sixth hour geometry classg Louise Rutledge, author of The Fighting Fivei'---a tribute to the Re- gional Basketball Championsg the movie star- rish doubles---those Morton Twinsg and athletic big wigs LeClair, Tiseo, Sebring, Nieman, Of- ferman, and Schlunt. Then last, because no list would be complete without it ----- there's the name of Dennis McKinney, the junior jester. -1 w - . n----......,- ' Above are pictured some of the jolly juniors . Ori top: Below: I. ,leavoris a d B, D - A . Buddies Klamser and DePughg January class president gals, S, Vvglson, Klnyyolfe Lgnifl-E' BOvQmg'.M' Mlch' ' Tohxmy Coattag Mervie Holbeck, star football, basket- Stimson, G. Holder, E. facolison 031, Pinchas, D' ball and baseball player. but not least, McKinne' th if 3 H ' cott and last, L e sheik of D. H, S, Class of '47 First Row-H. Bariahouse, R. Beatty, J. Beers Second Row-D. Berryman, J. Bianeo, G. Brata, f. Craig, M. Crocker E. Danes, B. Dunn, D. Ellis, Ill. Emalzfzer Third Row-D. Fletke, H. Follarzd, J. Fruit, W. Hayes, A. Jaeksoh, N. Johnson, J. Kiizgivzger, IVI. Lutz I. L1'v1'ng.vtone Fourth Row-I, Maephersorz, B. lMarchewitz, R. Nabors, H. Neiman, R. Perkins, G. Rosowski, J. Reed!R. Robine W Striu er Fifth Row-M. Schiller, K. Schwartz, T. Trego, L. Va1iHauterl, J. Waldiwger, f. Wallace, B. Abar, R. Adams I ' g Sixth Row-P. Allen, M. Axh, D. Baron, D. Barrett, D. Barrett, D. Bartlett, M. Bell, P. Berry, B, Bloclzer IW. Bradley Seventli Row-L, Clements, B. Craig, Crcesy, H. Collins, E. Colzfard, F. Cook, N. Cook, I. Currev, C. Davis Class of '44 . ...-....-.,..,.,,.q..L. V ,,,A,,,. .Fizgvf Ro::'A.'lI Dr Bafzis, J. Dc Long, JI. Drapafk, V. Docring, E. Doty, K. Dullca, S, D f ' - , Stroud I?0fA'fJ. Exflzbrzclz, F. Fcmzclly, R, Foofc, B. Ford, R. Fordrll, G. POI, N. Gadd1?sSZ1jfge7f1T1'gf.f!g,lE'Z5,'f-Ii Fhgafz Tlzfrd Rum-C. Gunn, B. Hadley, J. Karclzcfski, B. Hamilton, J. Hzmmrk, B. Hay, R. I'ICl-NHKJII -S Hchfl ge? Fmwffl Ron'-B. Huw,-,, B. Hill, Ly. Hfffflfofzz, R. Hoedl, M. Holbeck G. Hamm-, D. Ho.vcI,'D, Hmm, R' 141. m f ' Fifth Ron'-J. Hnfgucly, D. Irzgralmz, E. Jacobson, F, Jay, Ill. JG7H.1.l'SOH, J. Jarrett, J, Joluzson, Jlf-'jwgc eigzwl-V .Szxflz Rare'-B. lung, A. La Crozx, PV. Lawson, A. Lawflmr, T. Le Claw, DI. Lmdc tl, D. L SJ KHHkhamer S'c':'z'11H1 Ron'-C. flfalmqzrisf, R, jlallfo, B. Jllarblff, A. .7llar71'11.vou, D. Illatlzclzy, QU. Ilfgvgriiie, T, 3?g,C1ZQ-th?Hf7gUZ'YJq2cI-24 Mfvfffvf 7 Eigiztlz RozvfD. .uf Grrgor, J. an KN, 5. .116 Aabb, B. Illc Nei1,B. .mm W. MW, G. mfeym J IlliJIerAR nf'Z m'fk1 f- Mc Daniels -f' 1 ' , . .fz or Class of '4 4 A First Row-E. Mistecki, R. M0l'0Z,, B. lllorse, I. lllovtou, I. Ilf0l'f0l1,.N. Qloul, C. Nlemaim, F. Norris, P. North Second Row--C, Oats, G. Oestricch, L. Palmer, M. Pearson, E, Pehdraclz, M. PIIIZCIZKS, H. Pulvcr, S. Ransom R. Rathbone Thz'fd Row-F. Roach, T. Roach, L. R0b91'fS07l, D. Russel, L. Rutledge, C. Saleske, N. Sartiu, A, SclzeibleJM. Schiller Fourth Row--D. Schmidt, J. Schroeder, N. Schultz, D. Scott, D. Sebring, L. Seltez, F. Shirley, J, 5111-fqfgy Skgdmore Fifth Row-D. Smith, V. Spence, C. Stark, C. Stazldaclzer, P. Steele, H. Sffl-lll10ff, D. Stimson, C. Sweazzv, Taepke Sixth Row-C. Teschke, M. Thiede, T. Be11jam1'11, Ill. Thomson, D.Tl1o'1'1z, J. Tl111C1'ZE'GCl7f67', W. Tiseo,-B. Trapp B Treleaven Seventh Rozu-M., Thmper, R. Vasko, P. Vicary, E. Wadreyk, D. Warner, C. LVHQIIUT, M. Waldgfker, R, Wa1kgQf 1418175 E1'ghtRow-C. Westphal, L. Wetzel, C. Wilks, D. Willett, P. Willett, R. Wright, K. IfVolfe, H. W'yde11do1'f, B. Yezltman HQE CLASS GF 194 PERSON might compare the sophomores with precocious children because of their cleverness and capability. They seem to have blossomed forth with limitless talent. Bolstering Tex,' Walker's baseball teams are Bill Robbins, whois practically a walking dic- tionary on sportsg Don Rossg Otto Kossuth, a starring pitcherg and Don Huebnerg while foot- ballers Werner Weis, Bill Knoop, Tom Ed- wards and Bill Gregory play for Coaches Rabe and Anderson. Earning their track letters were Clarence f'Bud', Smith, Dick Henson, and Wayne Timm. Last, but not least, Tommy Wil- lemstein was awarded a D for managing the basketball champs. Representing the Finer Arts are Helen Mitchell, who is remembered for her piano rendition of Star Dust , Dolores Rivard, a versatile painterg and Dick Hall. who has advertised many activi- ties with his posters. Club-minded are Loretta Baron, Junior Girl Re- serve prexy g Wayne Timm, Sharon Murphy, Jack Boyd, Tom Fidge, Dick Welkenbach, and Clara Davis, who are Senators on the Student Councilg Jeanne Walters and Lee Beard, ACUV1' ty Board members. Seen everywhere at any time are Allen Baugh- man, behind the wheel of his fire-red automo- bile g the Mutt and Jeff team, George Gil- fillan and Albert Bifanog and of course, nobody misses a cheer for the team when Helen Mac- Pherson and Lois Fehlig are doing the leading. These are but a few of the social celebs that belong to the class. The School Board has seriously considered pay- ing Clyde McGuffie for the valuable things he's been teaching his teachers. Also, a vote of appre- ciation is due Paul Guimaraes who keeps the school well supplied with photos. The class's feature activity for the year was Blue Rain Rhythm, a skirt and sweather dance, which was presented under the guiding hand of Mr. Reincke, their class sponsor. Tom i1f il!f'nzs1'rir1, 50f110l770l'F Vn1'.r1'fy Club dub. f1z'rc'11c'd gfgp me 1 dd . 1 - . - lmzrf Jzlznsfon, Tcrrsa Svlzcifla, and Tcresa H1!d507l,' Alice T1z01ni'a1zwalfdgaglzifgleg0.l,lgfliii11Bd0w are Umm, dubi- R. Alldcrsan, C. Atwater, E. Barcik, A. Baumgardnzmf J Bpguflmmp B B H ' ' , . 0 . Class of 743 First Row--S. Blake, B. Bowling, B. Brooks, V. Buteke, B. Carlyon,.f. A. Catlierman, B. Cauglzey, D. Charters C. Davies Second Row-L. Del-lart, D. Delfonng, M. Dillon, F. Dittmer, B. Dorrzbrosky, B. Darlgeon, W. Duff, B. Enzpson R. Exe! Third Row-J. Garniss, B. Green, W. Gregory, E. Griffus, P. Guirnaraes, D. Hackett, R. Hall, O. Harsdorf, E.IHcss Fourth Row--B. Hickx, G. Hitter, M. Hnebshman, K. Jacobs, M. Lufofzes, R. Klarnser, P. Latham, R. Lindsay G, 111at1H'g50,1 Fifth Row--D. Mc Kinney, L. Merrnnys, D. Opificiifs, G. Paraluck,.D. Parcliert, J. Perkizzs, G. Powers, C. Range L. Rapp Sixth Raw4A. Rausch, E. Rawlingx, B. Robbins, L. Scott, C. Smith, R. Smith, S, Steffse, E. Stemas, E. Tlrate J Seventh Row- B. Thou, M. Vanlfleet, I. Walters, G. Warren, H. WGf07'Il01l5E, H. Webster, R. Wfelkexzback, B. Wirth, D. lfVise1nan. Eighth Row-P. Young, R. Adams, W. Addis, L. Allen, M. I. Anderson, J. Anlzirt, H. Arnzstroug, H. Baer C ass of 943 First Row-J. Bagnall, B. Baker, J. Balderax, L. Baron, P. Barrett,.A. Bauglzman, L. Beard A. Bifano I-1 B Setond Row-E. Bogya, R. Bowyer, H. Boyd, D. Boyk, S. Bricker,.H. Brockmiller, G. Brozzfn, B. Bullook Bdqen Third Row--P. Calzow. A. Campbell, O. Cannon, P. Caplinger, G.Ca1-one, I. Cary, R, Celesky R C1,.,,2d1,' films Fourth Row-B. Collins, W. Copp, F. Cote, A. Crisan, N. Crosby, M..L. Crow, W. Da1fz'd.von, B. ,Dafrx Du' ' Cheeseman Fifth Row-R. De Long, D. Denison, I. Dietzsclz, M. Diroff, B. Draper,.H. Duggan, I. Duke, I. Durham! M' Dan? Szlrtlz Row-T. Edwards, V. Eger, B. Elkins, S. Ellyson, L. Fehlig, A. Ferguson, T. Fidgg, D. Ffetcjzm, 'Wu7Igq'12' Seventh Rowgj. Fox, V. Frank, G. Gz'lfzT!Ian, F. G1zaa't, D. Golden,.D. Gomolak, Ilfl. Gourd, S, G,-fffgn jj H21 Lg ey Eighth Row-IfV. Hajduk, PV. Hansen, C. Hedin, R. Henson, R. Herman,.C. Hervey, B. Holappa, L, Holel' KI' Ifoliir Y A, i.-iw-W-,-.-QA lass of '43 First Row--J. Hoosc, I. Hoover, J. Hawes, T. Hudxon, D. HllPb1lL'1', D. 1l1l'll'L'0!Il-, R. 11105, D. fllHZff'50lf', H. Jmlfzak Second Row4D. Johnson, J. Jolzfwtoizu, R. Kandi, A. King, B. Kmmp F. IVov.vfvr, H. Honlcvl, O, Kasmtlf, P. Larkin' Third Rowfll. Lake, J. Lalztina, J. Lapham, I. Lasky, D. Lcmonx, F. I.Nc'1'.v, L. LIIIICIVJPX, E. Lalfgfucll, E. Lowe FourthRow--D. LIZITZUIJCIZ, I. Maitland, B. .Marlim F. Marshall, S. lhlllffllll, R. Mason, P. Matte: ,B. IlIrCmzx, R. .UcCor-nzicle Fifth Raw-C. AlrG1zffi0, K. JVICKL'ZAHG11, J. McLeod, H. JllrPl1m'.m11, L. flIcs.vm'mzitI1, JW. Milfs, R. Millar, ll. Mills Sixth Row!-H. Mz'tr1zcll, C. Jllaore, D. Jlloore, R. ml077'0'IU, J. M'0r.s'z'. J. Mz1zfl1z'1', S. JIf'f1H'f7l1j', R. Nfalf, M. Nz'cz'lzamm' Seventh Rawvl-2, North, IW. 0'B1'1'm1, J. O'C0111'zc'lI, R. Olsen, D. Oll7'.VU., H. Pzzirirk, S. Palmrr, D. Paffmfwn, B, Pgffgn, Eighth How---J. Pcbley, B. Pfcrrf-, C. Plmlfvx, D. Ploff, J. ParIr'1', L. V. Prry, J. Prifflvpj Ill, Pgqyqrgnr LM, PWA-1, Class of '43 Aw' Ffrsz' R0'rx'+O. Pnfmalz, A. Rnbr, f. Razzsom, F. RU1I5C11,, I. Rayl, R, Pap 1, B- P funk A, . Svmufl Raw- -L. Rabrrtsolf, R0bI'll50IZ, A. Rockcy, D. Ross, F. SIIUIIDIC, ,3giH.S'c'l11'llC1?,C 5'flgfzr15iQiAZfC, RD' SRwa'rd fliird Raina-R. Short, L. S1z'd111u-11, R. S1llZf0.T, A, Smiflz, A. Smftlg B. Snillz, L, 5' 4' ' ' V ' - ' ' chmldtf L- Sfvff 7 fl Iforflr Rufu+.N'. 5ft!7fUJ'fI, S. Slefjfx, P. Sfczfzlzazzer, J. Steizzlmbcl, H. .S'f67.'c'11s, Ill. 5'fL2liari? iSS'?Lizgz2H't'Ayfstgylgjacheii - Fifflz Rum'-D, SuII1'z'a11, H. .S'uIlfz'a11, JI. 5Zl!1l'Z'GlI, S. Sutlzcrlarzd C Szucalzy PV Tzzvlou JB AT ' ' ' hdllm' B Stmm I Szlrtlr Rnw-A.. T110IHJOII, A. T1I0l71.YOI7, PV. Timm, R. Troma, C. Troif, S. TZlL'1lU?',' ,Wi LV3iSff1'Q1fzbcvgdplyggzfl!-h.ayCy' IM' Thomas Sl'7'l'lIffl Ran'-R. Vollmcr, A. I'Vad0, B. lVa1'f0, C. Walters, W. Vlfezlv, B. WP1'f0I1, J. A, VV1,,'1L, 'L AWIYI-rfl,1fJ7l'TG' Velmn , Eight!! Rom'--G. lViIlfz1ms, D, lffoolry, I. Ycoman, L.Y01'k, B. Young, N. Young, V. Znbfk I r C ' ' Mjlllgmstgm I W Y fix. THE CLASS OF 1949 NEVITABLY this class will be known as Forty Niners , for January and June of 1949 mark their respective graduations. But a distinctive name is not their only claim to fame for already these underclassmen have made themselves known by their activities and achievments. Looking down the class roll, an onlooker is im- pressed by the many familiar names listed there. It seems that this class is completely made up of the brothers and sisters of the mem- bers of the class of '46, To begin with there is Amy Jickling, Bobby Hutchison, Albert Fletke, Lucille Gamber, Donna Nicholson, Bill Beers, and Amorette Miller. Personifying the Three Musketeers are those inseparables--Don Warren, Bob McCartney, and Joe Anderson. To cause hearts to beat faster as they stroll down the halls are Harry Birchard, Bill Hengy, Ann Mara, and Joan Garrison. In the scholastic Hall of Fame we see such names as Ruth Thon, Fred Chadwick, Dave Shute, Mary Jean Foley, Barbara Shaw, Bob Siegel, Evelyn Jacobson, Tecla Sund, Frank Yesh, and Norman Gibson. And at the Atomic Shuffle the 9A's, under the sponsorship of their Grade Adviser, Miss Hainline, showed even the knowing upperclass- men how to put on a top notch party. fey. CCoffey, that is.D ner, Pat Locker, and Ruth Rabe. be, Ioan Garrison, and Ruth Thon note. At the far left is Senator Claghorns Dearborn counterpart, Senator Tom Cof Left, we have some suspects in the '4Case of the Missing Door Panes Kathleen McKinney, Marian W'eaver Sigrid Larsen, XVinifred Hargrives Carol Scype, Pat Spence, Sylvia Wa Below them are three charming reasons for the term Hubba Hubba. Ann Ra The handsome fellow is Darwin Nutt violin fiddler and baseball hattei f C ass of '49 First' Row--D. Baldwin, JW. Bauman, N. Barnes 5iFQ0l1d ROWAJV. Barncs, G. VBFQQIC, B. Becfs, C. Bcfnlzardf, G.qBrookg, J. B1n7kz'1zbw'y0v, M. Burklmldlyy F Ch , V, , .lhlrd Row--A. DGIICJ, D. Davis, G. Dowlzvg, J. Ehlers, J. 1:r11cwemS. FL'1'qz1s011 J Fcrclusozz B Ffnfrl 4n'1ZL 05' J' CU' ' Fourth Row-I. Fox, D. Frye, R. Gaga, C. Gicslcr, J. Gruska, L. Gamhfr, J.. Ca1'z31L-oh, 1. LGo0d: J.. Gracflzhmf A Link? Fifth R07-L'---Ill. G1'og1'f:ki, N. HHIIJCJIII, A. Harris, J. Hart, E. Hayes, HM. Hclmifk, B. I-Iingy, 1-1. jwacls F J b S1',rfh Row- P. Jolwvsmr, B. Kclbassa, R. Dcffnar, J. Kerr, C. Kruger, J .Lcdf0rrI, J. Lehmavz, L Lvsniclg gm :io '1 .glrilfllffl Row-J. Lutz, E. Lynch, B. Mq,rwqIl,.H. Mc Gahan, M. Mc Crcatlz, PV. Murphy, D. Nidmlson 'fn ffU'f Ezghfh Rau'-Ill. Parmly, B. Pfffcramnr, W. Pzlkmgtou, B. PlU11Sd01'f,, JVI. D. Qumn, J. Rzfe, D. RZ'SJ?HUl1, JDI. Rcgzgctkab D' Nu I Class of '49 First Raw-B, Ruth, B. Sherman, J. Smith, P. Staley, J. Statzer, C, Stepanaukas, M. Stepaizaukas, D. Stcfoensou, T, Szfnd 1- SI'eda, J. Smith, R. Than, B, Thiel, -G. Tlmerwacteif, B, Walborn, E. Wall, L. MfiUfC'l'l'l0'HS6', R, Way Second ou T. C11 Thwd RSL,-R, Wlietsfizze, H. White, B. Wilson, E. Wzlliams, J. Wentz, F. Yesh. F. Allison, J. Andeizvon Fourth R0w-M, Afd, A, Ballantine, UW. Ballantine, L. Barnthouse, M, Bellows, P. Berryman, lil. Bird, J. Birmau, R. Botsford Fifth Row-fA. Boyd, T, Boyeu, O, Boyle, V. Boase, C. Brooks, R. Bi'ook.sj, R. Brosteuiz, C. Buck, LM. L. Bullerdick Sixth Row-J. Buttfwhoff, G. CG WHl'1, P- Ca HC'3', 5- C115-Yell V- ChHmbff'f, B' Cllaflgi W- IW- Chomaf R- Cf5'Sl61', B. Ciaccia 5 'UeH?lz Row-J Cl1'cl2ue1', E. line, T. Coffey, D. Columpus, L. Com' K. Cook, F. Culmone, E. Cunniizglmm, T, Dailey B D tv J' Duc' A. Everlow, B, Fair, B. Firestone fhgmji RUw..R,'DgIy, D. Dashcr, P. Dean, B. De Long, . oy, . y, Class of '49 I :'r.v! Ran' U 7 Folm' T Frank IV FIHIII? I F IA' C 1 Srcorzd Ro Tllira' Raw-- Fonrlh Ro S. . .. E. .. , . ' , . acczznz, . Facczini, R. Gafrza, B. Gcwzhart, N. Gibson, R. 61111111 zu-B. Gram, J. Green, J. Hackett, S. Hadr, B. Hamilton, E. Hancock, H. Hayes, B. Heath, D. Helka W. H W '. T. H' ' ' lngy 111, I. Hack, B. H0113 ,Wm. Hosvl, J. Howell, Wfn. Hudson, R. Hutchuon, G. Hyduk rug,-4, .7l'l'k,l'l!!7, I. Jolznson, V. Jolzzzxon, P. Johnston, W. J0l1,!I.Yf0l1, B. Jones, P. KGEXfl1E7', M. Kausch, I. Keffndffl HR, 'Hr 1 ' A 'A ' ' Ififtlz Ran' hu 1a1.au, E. Ixmglzt, D. Iurffcz, O. Kmg, R. Lansffn S. Larson, W. Latchaw, C. Lemons, H. Lilley Sixth Run-J. Lifflu, P. Lockrr. E. Lang, B. Lauglzlcy, D. Mahon, W. Malzoncy, R. Qllalin, A. Mara, L. Matl114s SrZ'ra:il1 Ran'-SH .lfllffllfllr 'X' Vlfafflzai L Ut' Bifdt' B RI C f 'VI I , . , . . . , . 1 . ' , . 'c arney, 1 . Mcffaby, A. Mclntyre, K. IllcKz'1mey, R. JlfcKo'wn, L. MaCL6i5f1 Efglzllz Rau'-M. Illcdrano, A. Miller, G. Zllilcs, E. hfoluar, S. Mo0re,L. Jlflotcheck, D. MzctcI1Ier, J. Greene, A. N062 It I- V U, 5 - ,7-- -,- f.--55 --V '--f,--- . - Class of '49 umm-...........,..,.-...M ..,,. ' vi 'M'allex', J. O'Ne1'1, R. Orr, T. Palme1', B. Palmer, M. Pork, L. Pepelos, K. Perkfzzs, D. Permult Q-:xiiigeg-a0u,CL5QPgppz'f1, B. Poreh, R. Price, G. Quintzz, R. Roade, A. Rayle, VV, Rayer, K. Rennie, A. Ringquist Tflird Rowgj, Rgggh, M. A. Robbz'11s, R. Rode, J, Rodgers, J. Rundtes, R. Ruosell, M. Sorgee, J. Sclzebor, J. Scott 1:0M.th R,,w.,j, 550115, J. Scott, C. Scype, V. Seccomba, R. Shaver, B. Shaw, Szegzzl, L, Smzth, J. J. Smith Fifth Rove'--P. Smith, R. Snider, D. Snyrler, P. Spence, fl. StabIe5,B. G., Sfrzlzylzt, G. Strong, W. Sutter, H. Sylvester Sirth Rou'fK. Tlzfbaudeau, M. Twzutz, T. Turnevf, L. Urban, R. Va1zG1lder, J. VOIll1C1'11017M, D. Wagner, J. Wag1zer, S. LVHQIZUV S27,eQ,fh Row-K. Walters, H. Wawen, J. Wezrtfzcr, M. Weqver, P. Webstat, P. Weeks, P. Welbcs, G. Weller, J. Whitelaw 1:-ighth Row-.,VI, Wilks, E. Willet, B. J. Wzllzams, N. Wztalee, Wm. Wrzght, D. Yates, R. Young, P. Zerfoss, J. Zrull gf 'T1 LAR fa Q gb A9 ' mee ' ,iv ACTI ITIES Marguerite Hutchison Sludelzt Council President Don Briggs Cbieffzzslice, Supreme Cour! 'm 'M EL awe,-ep.....e..S+ f --f- Y- MW- , First Row-S. Murplzy, J. McFeg- gan, Vice-presideiitj M. Hutchison, President, B. Taepke, Secretary, C. Davz's,' M. Eschbach. Srrond Row-D. Walkonbach, J. Fruit, J. folinson, W. Timm, .7, Boyd, J. Ehlers, K. Wolfe, J. Mil- ler, T. Fidge. Third Row-J. Kewnath, M, E. Tlzompsoul, M. Moore, T. Roach, J. Ki1zgi11ger,' M. P'i1lCl12.9,' T. Cof- fey: S. Wilcox, R. Thong D. Col- ompus. Student Council S yet- our Student Council is still young and inexperienced. Its trials and tribulations have been many, but due to co-operation it has become a substantial, stationary governing body. Each year as Spring rolls around there is a mad scramble to make posters for political parties, which are backing candidates for office. Elected in the last all-school election were: Marguerite Hutchison, sen- ior, as president, and Jack McFeggan, junior, as vice-president. Betty Taepke was appointed sec- retary. Each class voted to elect its senators. The Senate includes committees which regulate hall traffic. initiationg into clubs, and social functions. We're proud of the way a majority of the mem- bers did all they could to help it become a better organization. embers of the Supreme Court are appointed by the president of the Student Council with sugge stions and approval from the Council itself. There are usually three members of the senior class on the Supreme Court, the other two being from the Junior class. The Court takes charge of the electons in the late spring of the year for the next school year. During the year they take care ofthe QB senators' election. They are the check and balanceu for the Student Council and Activity Board. Supreme Court First Row-L. Rutledge, D. Briggs, Clzicf Justice: D. Rube. Second Row-J. Recdj T. Roach Firrt rf... K' ' W1'lc0z-Jwjflfmmze Walfefii S116 - 2 mfr: ' H0llfE7Z, Gfffff Low Van Second R01-1-RuHL Rube B7 T1 ' , az ey ardglnpxoyzl LCE Beard, R011 Rich- Activity Board ERE are pictured the busy members of the Activity Board. This year's board includes ---- Student rep- resentatives: One from each class Cyou can see them aboveb---Faculty representatives: Mr. Gwin- nell, Mr. Bartlett and Miss Mitchell ----- Administrative representative: Mr. Olsen. The Board was first established in 1939. Since then its members have given Dearborn High students a well rounded activity program. H. S. thinks highly of their policy---to give more activities to more students at a smaller cost per person. RDER and neatness in the halls are maintained by the hall monitors, captains, and The Halls Com- mittee. This activity is pursued by some 100 capable and willing students each semester as a service to the school, to visitors, and to many bewildered new students. The Halls Committee, which is composed this year of Joanne Johnson-Chairman, Ken Wolfe- Wayne Timm, and Ruth Thon, is appointed from and is responsible to the Student Council. The most important duties of the committee are to 'select the Captains and hall monitors from the many applicants, and to constantly remind the captains monitors, and students of their duties as a citizen of D. H. S. The first semester captains were: P. Harrison, C. Otis, I. Slebodnik, E. R. Eichenlaub, R. Norberg, W. Timm, and S. Murphy. The captains this semester are: L. Rutledge, J. Bianco, R. Norberg, B. Reams, B. Temple, W. Timm, and L. Sandberg. b Halls Committee and Captains Fi1':tRow: - 1 ' - Jolmson, W. TWW1 J. 1ZrZL,?132yg,I. Catherman. S Second Row: B. Temple, Wd W bgy J, Bianqm L Ru f - g fm... R I ' wwf MN7:PI'y1 C P Harrison K Wolff, W...-sewn HG OR,,, First Row: Sue .WiIro:c, .foaune Jolmson, Margzmrzte Hutchison. Svcond Row: M'azn'ee11. Golden, Flay!- Iix Portzzfood, Chuck Otis, Lois Sand- berg, Illargaret Eschbach. National Honor Society He National Honor Society is a nationwide organization for high schools. Its members are Juniors and Seniors selected on the basis of Service, Scholarship, Character, and Leadership. Students chosen are initiated at the honor assembly held at the end of each semester. Membership is not only a reward for past achievments, but it carries with it the responsibility for serving the school as a student leader. The gold pin worn by those selected signifies that the person is a well-balanced, capable individual, interested in maintaining the high standards of the school. HE highest honor to be won in the field of high school dramatics is membership in the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society for High Schools. Dearborn High received its charter in April, 1944, when twenty-one students were initiated as charter members. Miss Jessie Church is troupe sponsor. Invitations to membership are given to those who have participated with merit in high school dramatic activities, both acting and production. The society is honorary only in that students are honored for having met certain requirements which indicates that they are ready to assume greater responsibilities in dramatic work. , Thespians First Row: M. Golden, P. Allen, R. Ratz'gau,' B. McGuire: Pres- 1'deut,' M. Pinchesf N. Amerman. Sccond Row: A. Schraderj G. Pep- imrdg Miss Chmrhj D. Pat1'z'ck,' f. Schuhj f. Eschbach. i w l I M V -1 -v-1. , Pl BLICATIONS Faye Cazlglzcy, Illazrrccwz Coldcrz, Ben Rzddle. Quill and Scroll EMBERSHIP in Quill and Scroll is an internfional award given to those of the journalism group who are in the upper third of their class the semester they are competing and who have been accepted by the national organization of journalistic writing. ERE you see the Observer Staff! Members are juniors and seniors who have made the gradet' Hin English 13. Last semester's staff included: Editor, B. Riddleg F. Caugheyg N. Fukalekg M. Mooreg N. Sartin and M. Golden. A few additions and subtractions were made and the present staff includes the same editor and help- ers Caughey and Fukalek, plus those shown in the photo below. The Observer made its first appear- ance in 1936. Since then, it has been distributed each Friday too the student body at no cost. When Deputy Superintendent Adams received a bound volume of Observers, he wrote, It is my be- lief that this publication has done much to stimulate and direct the highest type of morale among our student body and faculty. Yes--we're rather proud of our Observer Staff! Observer Staff First rows P. Ha1'1'1'J0Y1I D: Boylff N, Fukalek, Assistant Edzforf Riddle, Efmom- G. Holtz! M- Bffkff- Seconcl rows f. Kz'1zy171l!75'1'f Ill- fi Shultzj F. Cauglzcyp E. Hanson, E. Pend1'ack,' Mg. GOMW- DRAMATICS HE Drama Club, meeting seventh hour every day, is for students with dramatic experience, or for students who are interested inacquiring more ex- perience. One of its major contributions has been the setting up of a talent agen- cy for school and community use. Here are scenes from two of the clubis suc- cessful programs. Jim Eschbach and Jim Quinlan in the skit, Never Again. Be- low: Jim Eschbach, Dick Greer, Jim Quinlan, Florence Norris, Sharon Con- nelly, Don Patrick, Sylvia, McNabb, and Lucille Gamber in the satirical fan- tasy, Ten Minutes by the Clockf' First Row--A. Zabifk, D. GYZEYRS. Connolly, M. Pinclws, D. Patrick, R. Rathbone, D. Iolmson, J. Esc- bath. Second Raw-I. Qu1'11la11, G. Hold- er, L. Clements, M. Smith, M Reid, F. Norris, N. Amerman, 5'- Murplzy, P. Allen, Miss Church. Tltizfd Row-C, Gunn, I. Loftis, R. Rflfzfiau, L. Gamber, S. McNabb. I. Ratlzs, B. Tzzepke, E. Pendrack, D, Va11H0x'n. .... .... ...... . iv, ,,,, .. 5 ALL SCHCGL PLAY Papa E E f ight: Scenes from the all-school play, Papa is All, a story woven around the tyrannical character of apa, a Mennonite. Top picture: Don Patrick, Mar- ha Pinches, Maureen Golden, and Phyllis Allen. ower picture: Martha Pinches, Don Patrick, Aaron chrader, and Don McIntyre. elowz Rehearshal scene from this year's senior play, Best Foot Forvvardj, an hilarious comedy concerning activities at the senior prom of a boys, school, Win- socki. On stage: Ben Riddle, Margaret Eschbach, El- ,len Jickling, Melvin Sartin, Marguerite Hutchison, ,Bruce Bristol, Jeanne Loftis, Torn Sibben, Ray Boyd, .Betty Jo McGuire, Bob Neithamer, Dolly Krynen, Alex Zabik, Ken Matthai, Jeanne Metelski, and Aaron Schrader. CGeorge Peppard was at Track practice iwhen the picture was taken.D On floor: Nora Amer- man, student director, Miss Margaret Gardner, Class Adviser, Miss Jessie Church, Director, Esther Ross, Prompter. S NIQR PLAY Best Foot Forward i 1 Yis MEN AND GALS First Row: Drapackg Wolfeg Coatfa, Spf- rftaryg Grigg, Cliaplairi,' Holbeck, Presi- zlcfzfg DalBo, V1'C6'P765Z'dGl1f,' Offerrnarlj SCIJVI-llg Second Row: llfCFCggGl1,' Nieman: Law- .vong Sibbclzg lfVeb.vter,' Timrn, Zicle,' Kos- s111lz,' l'Vilso1z,' Miller Third Row: Nioflzarrierg Gregoryg Scotty Millcrg Trclea'ocn,' MCK1'1l?1j'j Loewef Den- 1l50ll,' Barrett ,' Kizoop First Row: Craig, Holtz, Connelly, War- ner, Jacolrson, Scllmau, Amerrnan, .lick- liuy, King Svroxzrl Row: Craig, Holder, Tliornson, 1'f11rlzc.v,' Fzilealnlag Kryizmr, Secretary, Cle- mf11t.v, Vzro-P1'csidc11t,' Golden, Prosiarntj R1zllzvlf1o, T1'rf1511rUr,' McG11irc,' MO0J'e,' Ross, Abar, Vlfooley Tlzird Roto: llVlif!'l11'5071,' DeBo1iis,' Bellg ,S't'l1ll!m',' Hclnzr: Dacrilzgg T110Tll,' Lutzg lVr1ll1'frlrz'r ,' W'oldrckor,' Rodgerson ,' Mc- lX rll5 F01'il,' Rosowski, VGl1H014fCl1,' Nor- rzsg 1-lllczzq Halztock Fourtlt Row: Vlcary, Iolmsonj Cooley Ro- lrmg Hollz'1zgswortlz,' Seite, Ratigaiig Tre- aog Gamlzvrg RlAClZHl'dS,' Symo1zds,' Crockerf Llllflflllllllfih' L1'z'i1zgsto11,' Fi.vl1l7eck,' Loftisf l?t'1'Hkf',' ,7'vlct0lsk1',' .lamcz'so'n First Row: Anrlmfsozz, Cliccsoman, Porter, fllaltlarid, Campbell, Barony Prcszlloizt, Fe- liflg Vice- Prvsizlcizt, lllitclzellg Secretary, Sz4lllt'an,' Trraszu'o1', lllzfrplzcy, MCK01'gU11, Kzrgcr, PFl'kl-715 SCFOIZII1 Row: lValb1n'1z, Fox, Neitlzamnr, lilolofvpo, Pratt, SfCf7l1l1Cl1l5k1lS, Thou, Davis, 5',f'm1co. Anlzut, Jones, Eger, Why, Step- auozlslms, Duggan 3 Tlzird Row: Promm, Smith, Tlzomas, lllann, 1 .'ll'oo1'z', T1lI'l1Cl', Vicary, Szucouy, llifutcll- lfr, B1'irlcm', lVcb.vtc1', lLIucPlzcarso11, Platt, Crosby, llfeclifcr, llIcKi1z1zey, Young Hi-Y, Senior and Junior Girl Reserves HE Hi-Y, Senior Girl Reserves, and Junior Girl Reserves are clubs for the junior members of the Y. M.C,A. Y.W.C.A. They are social and service clubs which encourage high school boys and girls to maintain a high Christian character and to understand themselves in relation to others. The clubs aim to develop their members socially, mentally, physically, and spiritually through their activities. These act- ivities consist of service projects, parties, and Christmas and Easter services. FRENCH CLUB First Row: B. Craig, B, Abay E. Ross, V. Egfr, L. Baron, S Connelly. Second Row: R. frloller, A, Baugh. gllllta-ZbwIio.r, B. Bristol, B, Pratt Third Row: S. Bricker, L. Lind- say, J. Reed, Ill. Salt, J. Perrault, S. A. Ellyson. J. C. L. First Row: J. JlIcDaneils. I. Craig H. Duggan, A. Crisson, C. W'agner, K. Klinkhanner, L. Scott, B. Tain ple, C. Kangas, P. Gniznaraes. Second Row: I. Gibson, T. Ben jarnin, Ill. Neithanier, I. feavons, B. Cheesenian, L. Smith, R. De Long, J. Anhut, I. Ransoni, D. Ho well, B. Bowling, J. Bagnall. Third Row: G. R0j'El11, JU. L. Hitch cock, L. Felzleg, Ill. Pearson, A Smith, M. O'Brien, S. Palrner, R ggzrdell, I. Hoover, P. Steele, D ati. SPANISH CLUB F. Shirley, mer, W. Sherman, B. Taylor, I. JlfcFeggan. Second Row: D. Henson, G. Hold- er, P. Allen, I. Porter, P. Locker, B. Robinson, JW. Thornas, W. Addis, M. Stepananskas, L. Smith, P. Vzfcary, C. Davis, R. Rathbone, C. Kruger, M. Sartin, D. Charters. Third Row: J. Roach, H. Baer, N. Cook, J. Laplzarn, I. Catlzerirzarz, B. Caughey, R. Levis, A. Ferguson, D. Yates, G. Maiiii, A. Robe, N. Sartin A Laiothez B locker , - ' 3 - B , B. Kaderbek, D. Davis. 1 r First Row: B. Pettinga, E. Hayes, T. Roach, R. Illorrow, I. Maz'tla1zd, B. Young, D. Voll- LA. GUACE CLUBS FRENCH, LATIN, AND SPANISH CLUBS The La Societe des Etudiants de Francois, Junior Classical League, and El Atenio Espanol were organized to encourage and promote the study of the culture in the different countries represented by the clubs. The clubs also provide an opportunity for training in leadership and citizenship. In the French Club Esther Ross serves as president, Loretta Baron as vice-president, Barbara Abar as secretary, and Vir- ginia Eger as treasurer. President of the Spanish Club is Tom Roach, Vice-president, Ralph Morrowg Secretary, Irene Maitlandg and Trea- surer, Beverly Young. In J.C.L. the Consul--Charles Wagnerlll, Con- sul'--Delores Hosel, Secretary-Angeline Crisan, Treasurer--Kathleen Klinkharner, and Attendance--Mary Lou Hitchcock. MUSIC, MAESTRO . . . TOP PICTURE Top Ruzvef. fllctulslri, B, Fzrcsfuziv, D. l lUll fU7'Il, A. ,'Ilz'll02', P. Shwlzy, B, lifrlxlz, O, Hn1':flzn'f, A. IVHKIC, B. .'Il'L'Kfz', B. Dmfvcr, B. Prey, L. lV111'tf1'z'lfI, D. Haclzdt, III. .7IItZ1lk, B. .'IIr1.r:nc1!, J. ,'IlcLc0d, RI. Recu- frm. .Srfazzrl Run'-D. Sflzzrlts, J. Dzrkf, III. I.. Crow, B. DFLOJIQ, C. Vel- tmz, G. .llllflll-FSOIZ, E. Qlistfrki, fl. I:7'j'l', I.. Robfrtsofr, B. B'Ia1'I1':1, A. Tlwzuax, F. Roach, K. Dulva, III, 5'rlz1'llm', JI. IZTIIIIS, III, Birch- arrl, H. Follalzd. Thin! Rows C. Bram, I. O'B1'fcz1, A. Rochrzry, J. Rrmsam, Illr. Illoslz- cr, R. .4dar11.r. J. D1l70Cl1CI', A. Brjsaflf, B. 4Vvz'v'Ilc. SECOND PICTURE Top Raw -'-- W. Da-vz'dson, B. Wyatt, D. Rrizzvkv, J. Loftis, III. Burk- l10fl1C'V. J. .S-ff'1'lll1l'Z7t'I, H. Jlladdox, F. .S'a1f11gff', P. Kclly. OIBI'CIA1l, T. .S1f'lIl'fli!1, E. Lzmw, A. Tliamxau, S. 1I1Il7'fIAl1, B. Rmizlifk, F. Ft'Ill!Clj', R. Suidrr. Srmml Rom'-S. Clzrzmurxx, D. Lafzr, J. .l!'lI'Z'UIIA', J. Birmau, D. Bartlrtf, S. Hvluz, C. Cngfuon, J. Staff, III. D1'll1'4i11. xl. .,U6'k50lI, D. Gouzolak, D. Iximfvp, I, Srl11'0r'da'l', B. l'V01'flz IW. Rmlv. Fran! Rowe-E. C'u1z'a1'd, T. l'I'1'lI- l'lII.Tft'l,lY, C. N1'f'muu, F. Razzsrll C BIIIVIJ, K. Sfirlzlfr, R. l 0jlIl'J'j E. IVnf1r:j'1C, D. SCIIZIIZ. BAND Top Run-II'ayf1m', GVCCII, SZKHIATUII, Rsilffufsx, Q7-LTf'II'7lf!F7', Tfrumax, Jack! sou. 1fl1l'VI'.f, Forxyflm, Hvugy, Haas, .91clli:'afz, II'111'f5Lm, Sclmlts, Bfgrloiv, Plrfff, Bazrmg7n1'1I11r1'. Snwui Rota-f,II1'11m', Kullcr, Fm'- fxvfrr, ,Unmv Lwzmcr, Col-zrfnzpzfx, Sizyrifr, Duflfy, F01'vsfC1', Dann, fi' 'z :'m1, Ffflxlrv. Fo1'ti'HZ't'l'1'y, D1f1'I1U'. run' 'HIC rf. 5 mitnif-II Iztvrlzozssr, Bagfmll, .Var- Ffrfkr. Htxfs, Du:L'l1'11g, Holm, ll:fr1.c:'.'1:m', .7Hwz'Jou, farrcff, Hfft- Chorus -nn .4 - ' .qg A Chorus is an elective subject offered for musical enjoyment. Mr. Mosher directed t group until Mr. Rider returned from the Army. A Christmas and a Spring Concert a the yearly presentations of the chorus. Assemblies, School Plays, Football games, Concerts, and Pep Rallies all give the D.H Band under Mr. Hessls direction a chance to show its skill. The black and orange ul forms of band members led by Drum Majorettes Wagner, Green, Pluff, and Baumgai ner present a colorful picture and they turn out some really stirring martial music. Band 1 I I . I I ' f I I I TX L H f?7i'2Zf3Tf7'. fl fl I I . I I f -,ir -' Q ATHLETIC Sue Wilcox G, A. A, President Bill Grigg Varsity Club President l --1 1 I 1e,WN,.XX.. . .X x - -,MA X .,,.. X. A ,, THEY GAVE IT THEIR BEST... f , , .f 5 , , P, .dj W . - W ', B'll G'gory,B1'll DCP1lyl1, Chuck Otis, Vic Jamieson, Al Aldrich, Denzil White Cliff-fl!!fjllfpligzz,mKiz5gll11ff,ClgllMto DavEem.g1eb1'i11?7l,5 Tonz Eclziards, Jim Webster, Earl Danes, ferry Jarrett, Rod Tlzayer, Bill Grzgg, Dwli Schlzmf Bob Pottlzoff 'lllcrle Cable, Jim Holbeck, Dick Perkins. Standing, Left to right: lack Robe Kheaa' coachj, B111 Knoop, Denms Mc- Kinny,lT1'm Offorman: Bill Lawson, Jolzn Waldingcr, llfIc'r1J Holbeck, George G1'lfz'l!ian, Don Huebner, Henry fednyak, Ted LeClauf, John Coalfa, Toni Roaflz, Bill Adams. VEN though the team was seriously slowed up Eby the loss of several players, Dearborn High came out on top in her football schedule for 1945. The Pioneers' opener with Berkley startled them a bit as the latter handed them a 6-0 shut-- out. Dearborn, however, turned around and won her next five games with Melvindale first on list 17-23. Next was Birmingham with the more en- couraging tally of 24-0. Again she was victor, this time over Ecorse C15-65, then over Lincoln Park with the still better score of40-6. The Adrian game marked the last Dearborn victory C26-75. It was a sorry day that the Dearborn lads rode out to meet the Wayne HFour Flying Horsemeni' for they dished out a 46-0 shutout Cincidentally, Wayne went through her whole season undefeated and most of their shutouts were much worse than Dearborn's lossb. Rouge also defeated the home- town boys 27-6 and finally the Fordson Tractors took the city crown, 20-6 Ca heartbreakerj. Dear- born scored 118 points in her regular schedule and had 100 points scored against her Calmost half of these were Wayne'sJ. It was remarkable that even Dearbornls well co- ordinated teamwork could pull them out of the rut caused by the absence of three of her star players. All three, Jim Holbeck, Merle Cable, and Wendy Bowyer did a remarkable job while with the squad. Both Cable and Holbeck were unable to play because of injuries gained at the begining of the season and so they finished by doing a great job coaching the reserve squad. Bowyer reached the age limit on athletic competition in high and was unable to finish the season. As a final climax to the season's struggl annual Football Bust was held at the De Inn in honor of the squad and the good work by them in the past season. Jack Rabe, head of the Pioneers, Rex Anderson, assistant and Frank McIntyre, 'B' team coach were all cial and honored guests. Bill Grigg, chosen by team as most valuable player, was given the wanis Most Valuable Player Award for his out standing support of the team C-Grigg had the high est gaining total of anyone on the team and man: of the touchdowns scored by him were made afte runs of 75 yards and morej. As special speaker 0 the banquet, Cecil Isbell, head coach of Purdug University, made a big hit along with Johnn. Greene and Bob VVestfall, Detroit Lions stars. 1 major letter awards were given plus numero minor letters. - g Many of the boys will not be with the team neil season either because they will graduate, hav graduated or are in the service. They are Bly Grigg, Chuck Otis, Vic Jamieson, George Peppar Denzil White, Al Aldrich, Jim Holbeck and Mer Cable CJanuary gradsb, and Bob Potthoff. As 0 may easily see this is a great loss to the team. A11 in all they did e great job and deserve mul more credit than can be given here, they did great job this year and here's to even better lut .in the fall of '46. I' A A 'Q ' ' 4, ' -rin Scene From Fordson Clash.. ..Grigg CNo. 13D Stayed Up CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN BEST PLAYER ,jf , , , pf 0. ,. .. , 5 .X A. S . fi ,..,1 ,, , Merle Cable '- ,S .f-:4V-1'.f - p2aVw.fV' .' More Q y. K f Ft , ',:- 1 'e'A 3 51i 5 S 'S V 4, Q f if ag ,, ,.f.. . .,.., f4SS4e4 ., Q S- - , ,fi A, ff . --fr .,., up . , . , S, V 'f' .1 ,V ,, -. 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The Fighting Five were victors in 12 of the 15 games played in their regular season schedule and seven out of eight regional contests played. They copped Winning honors over De LaSalle, Grosse Pionte, and Royal Oak. All told she finished the the newly named Twin Valley Conference League championship and the first Class A regional that she ever won. Coach Frank McIntyre had a great deal to be proud of when hs cagers, who were a short team to begin with, beat so many of the taller teams in the league. They were further handicapped by having but one regular, Bill Grigg who was also captain and high scorer for the season, back ,. ,,., 1 . . ,, ,,. ,. from the preceding year. The team was the smallest that Dearborn had had for the past six years and yet her aveerage was more admirable than in as long a time. The Pioneers scored a total of 450 points in their regularly scheduled games and 109 points in the regional playoffs. This gave them an average of 23 points per game in scheduled con- tests and 14 points per game in the regionals. Grigg was high scorer with 127 points and the others trailed not too far behind. Complications arose when two of Dearborn's regular players, Jim Holbeck and Merle Cable, graduated in January of '46. Their positions were easily filled but again in '47 21 loss will be felt as both Grigg and Don Seward will grad- uate at the June commencement. E Front Row, left to riglif: Ilfcrle Cable, Jolm Coafia, Bill Grigg, Bill Adams, J' H lb le. S d R l -' - ,' Barrett, Bob ,lI1'llf'r, Tim Qffermau, illcrzf Holbcclz. Third Row, left to right: gala lfoigutlz, ggllzv Wglgilger mg?1'll0 Tx-fjfgt.JzglzilleBL2,il9HegZ1z D592 ward. Top Raw, left to rzglzt: Frank lllcllztyreflicad coaclzj, Rex A1Zd87'SOIlfGSJl'IfU1lf coaclzj, Tom WilleilfzsteirzfmanaolcrJ. J Scores ...... Dearborn 30 . . . . . . Lincoln Park 19 Dearborn 29 ....... Ecorse 24 Dearborn 29 . .. ....... Wayne 26 Dearborn 32 . , . . . . Ann Arbor 27 Dearborn 33 . . . . . . Ford Trade 31 Dearborn 32 River Rouge 22 Dearborn 24 . . .. Melvindale 22 Dearborn 30 . . . . . Lincoln Park 21 Dearborn 17 . . ...... Ecorse 15 Dearborn 22 .. .... Fordson 39 Dearborn 40 . . . . . . Ford Trade 33 Dearborn 43 . . . ....... Wayne 25 Dearborn 31 . . . ....... Rouge 30 Dearborn 23 . . . .... Melvindale 18 Dearborn 37 . . . . . . Birmingham 46 O O O 0 N,-mage' ABASKET AND . . STILL ANOTHER RESERVES . SfUIZd1'l1g, left to right: Don Rom, Dave SEbf1'1'1g, Bill Kzzoop, ffm Mz'f'ler, Ullikf Drapack, Rex A7'ldEVS01! ffaarlzj, Jim Jolmson, Tom Ed- wards, Bill Offevmau, John, Morse, Bill Gregory. Kneeling, Jack Lan- Cina, Kmanagcrj. ,N ,V ., Q THE PIONEER FIVE GET TWO H 5, ff f HZ Hy Hs 'll 5 ff, ffm H fu Jr f Fl Ba YQ wir Jo' U. ,mg fir E QL ,gf 9- 5, br, fm mv, H zu JI ml. c Ad so .rm ID LE IS I HLA, 1 I M Nr-lux rsf Roz Peppard, Zlfegers, Offgrmgm ?4MHIlIV1CC Presfdcntj Gr1'ggfPn A-,'dC,lU' eo Se'zza1d LeClaz'r Diflzite. fond Rau T1e!ea'en, MCDGITI-FII, fam. Hazgraaes Adams, Ba:-1'etff5'L-L-X. easurerj Mzller li cis, Smith farrgtf gasry Scnlunt Otis DePz4g1z, Longfofsh, rot! rd Ro 1 7011113011 Edwards, Illillcr ssuth Holbeek Coatta, Dclfozmg, Hnflll tem Sartzn Timm. AA Ro L N01 berg fSecretf1r3j, Manco see Preszdf ntj PVz'lcox fPresz'dentj B03 le rrasufer 2 and Row Perkins Ha1'riso11 Kiizginger, ff Sweenx Rabe Males ezt sra' Row McNabb Sullivan Clements mnvon Cook Forde!! Wa!te1's Mrs. ssefl Robe Cheeseman Pro-L an Spence rh1ller Lloxd A 'zderson Ortiz Wz't-ig. urtlz Roz ZVIcPI1erson Pinfold Jlger, arms Campbell Reed Ivlaitland Mur- y Porter Warner Allen Fukalek Con- II5 Stzmpson Johnson, Holtz, Pirhler. AA Row Buckner Crfson Gflovnen zngev Hoover fobson. mm' Roz Honeyrell fone: Gamber e Bafon Garrison Elbson PVe!ler 1f son. II Row-Salt Charles Hook Nielzol- f Lesnick Carrol! Mz'ss Jacobs 141115011 ne Hicks MCK141l1ZEj Bianco Zlfitclzell rth Row-Trimper Than Serum ct Smith facobson Bogdan Bald- 1 . Fax Holden Langue!! Long John- : Duggan Bellozcs Scott. THE VARSIIY CLLB A D GA A - th t d rds of the G. A. A. the largest organization in the gcssqrtinganghli giy?E1?s,'a?iroltc:edhgvI?1?11r11?11i1?1g tg itsinexecra-curricular activities and on play nights members f o e . - - ' ' have eom eteo in basketball with other schools Officers are: Sue Wilcox President' Ruth Manco Vice- Pl 'd tpR th Norberg Secretary' and Doris l3oyle Treasurer. Mrs. Russell and Miss Jacobs are the resi en ' u ' - ponsors. . ' ' t d b coming a member of the Varsity Club. After this .is Earnmghadvirslty rfggrlifthiefngststsgsgg gevnlgfrgh io withstand a tough initiation Officers are' Bill a ccomphs e.d 1 ,E Vice president Chuck Niemang and Secretary Treasurer, Don Barrett. The bravespon- 1 ri Presi en: ' 1 or is Mr. SCOU- t-Y ,,,,,,, ..- ARSITY CLUB . 1 L- V f ' , , , 1 , s , X 11 ' Ll on, ' ' , , , . , 1, , I ' l ' ' 2 ,4 I I L 11-. , W, l i 1 r .' ' I I l . , Q st 12 1- ' 1 1' ' y 1 , ' L 1 V , ,1', ,- 1 , , , 1 ,I f J, , iv , S :, Moore, cholson, Bowyer. 3 -X A 1 J J K - '1 1 1 1 V I , I Y, , , , , , , I V1 I , I 1 7 11 1 21- I , 1 1 , . r ' I J I A 1' 1 U , l v 1 ,1 1 f , if ' -' , , , ,. -1 I x , Tl- 141 , , , I I I I V I I V I I ' J J J 7 I 1 Y! I ' 3' I I 7 , , 1 , , 1 J 1 V I 7 I I V I 1 I r 1 T L 0 1 o 1 , y l l , , 7 gg, ,QQ X ' ,X 5 X fx K mfg Pfjfgyf- 5 4 1 ' X xii si-Ofb Qcmdlx- N-f if ESQWMRQXMAA Muii vxfwg mm! Ji -,.5,l if ff, 9 ggi 1 ,lgqffiwv QW' ff' X X' ,JN 1 , ff Qc WA 5 Sw ,fgfsmdvfwiwgi M311 jygw' 'gjimwf 1 WE DGCD IT. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief . . . . .Joanne Johnson Art Editor ..... .... J oyce Gould Sports Editor . . . Photographer . . Class Adviser ..... . . . . .Frank Reed . . .Paul Guimaraes ...Miss M. Gardner Business Manager ..... Mr. E. Martin Printer .......... . . .Mr. Frank Davies STAFF Pictured above are the gals responsible for th Pioneer. They are Betty Jo McGuire, Madelyi Garnber, Martha Moore, Phyllis Portwood, an' seated at the desk, Joanne Johnson. Then, Nor: Amerman and Joyce Gould are looking ove Marguerite Hutchison's shoulder, while Margar et Eschbach looks on too. , Not pictured, but deserving credit for their helj are Bill Grigg, Ben Riddle, and Allen Jay. A the left is Marnie Gardnerfby the way gheia soon be Mrs.D, to whom we owe everything an' whom we shall miss. rw The Publicity and Selling Committee sold the 1946 Pioneer in a big way. 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