Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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John Lancina wills his cooking ability to Germaine Rose Lanfear wills her shorthand ability to Mr. Earl Langston wills his car to some brilliant auto- shop student to worry about. Sigrid Larson wills her locker lovemaking to Ger- da Smith and Herb Fenske. Jim Ledford wills his wrestling ability to Tom Maddox. . , .... John Lehman wills his ability to distract girls in typing to Alex McNeil. . Christine Lemons wills her mimeograph-inked hands to another commercial student. Howard Lilley wills his loud shirts to Ronnie Sekulich. Jean Little wills her long lashes to another class Pat Locker wills her love for bobby socks to Olive Sukaitis. Elaine Long wills her alto voice to Nancy Ternes. Betty Loughley wills her brush cut to Pete Hough. Margie Lutz wills her new look to Mae Young- quist. Ed Lynch wills his curly hair to Dave Williams. Glenice Lyne wills her neatness to Eleanor Dubas. Jean McLeish wills her love of horses to Eliza Helm. Pat Mahaney wills her ability on the piano to Ronnie Zollars. Wayne Mahaney wills his wavy hair to Bob Knoop Rhoda Mainville wills her nose for news to Margaret Brown. Larry Mall wills his expert printing to Joyce McFeggan. Ann Mara wills her smile to Marleen Knowles. Larry Mathis wills his baseball to the Tigers. Lester McBride wills his ink spot to an ink bottle. Bob McCartney wills his varsity letters to Dick Wright. Mary McGahey wills her intelligence to her little brother, Lloyd. Allen McIntyre wills his height to Miss Van Landegend. Kathleen McKinney wills her Russian voice to Helen Beatson. Bob McKown wills his title of best-dressed fellow to Jimmy Fehlig. Barbara McRae wills her shorthand speed to Shirley Wilson. Marie Medrano wills her locker to anyone in need of it. Dorothy Metros wills her broken glasses to Bill Stanley. Grady Miles wills his ability in track to Martha Martin. Esther Molnar wills her love for Max Factor to Nancy Davidson. Joan Moloney wills her ex-tonsils to Joanne Main- ville. Gus Mondrnsh wills his Arizona tan to Betty Lou Parish. Leonard Motcheck wills his ability in raising Ham- sters to a ham. Al Noce wills his ability in sports to Ronnie Noce. Doris Nuckolls wills her last name to a prize fighter. Norman O'Kray wills the growth on top of his head to Emory Boch. Connie O’Malley wills her two-piece bathing suit to the Rafferty Twins. Barbara Orr wills her muscles to Elizabeth Riddle. Sally Pappin wills her legs to Bob Knoop. Cathryn Parmly wills her long stockings to Jim Johnston. Muriel Peck wills her ability to keep a man to Joyce Lowers. Kenneth Perkins wills his shyness to Gloris Guit- arrez. Don Peterson wills his liking for animals to Carol Kirby. Betty Lou Porch wills her name to someone with a swing. John Prilutski wills his name to Joanne Jones. Kay Rennie wills her sharp voice to Bruce Justice. John Roach wills his promptness in getting a hair- cut to Bailey Thompson. Jack Rundles wills his flirting ability to Bill Vicary. Bob Russell wills his ruddy complexion to Mr. Lakey. Marilyn Samp wills her ability to walk in heels to Mary Hayes. Ruby Samplusky wills her fleetness to the track team. Marleen Sargee wills her lively nature to Gloria Vicary. Joyce Schebor wills Sydney Bye to Olive Kendrik. Arthur Scheible wills his passion for slumber par- ties to Pat Hellgren. Phyliss Schleif wills her soda jerk ability to Jim Johnston. Jean Scott wills Eric Pierce to any lucky girl who can get him. Jim Scott wills his Model-T to the auto shop for the betterment of humanity. John Scott wills his New Yorker haircut to Harold Maples. Carol Scype wills her father's new car to Mary Jo Kausch Violet Seccombe wills her sophistication to Marty. Bob Siegel wills his ping pong ability to Charles Montooth. George Strong wills his jokes to Bob Zurofsky. Gloria Smith wills her personality to Madeline Murray. Phil Smith wills his position as class chatterbox to Joyce Wallick. Ruth Snider wills her flirtatiousness to Kaye Jor- genson. Pat Spence wills her relationship with Mr. Wetzel to Jim Reeber. Hilda Stables wills her secretarial job for Mr. May- bee to Mary Lou Segerson. Bob Stevens wills his physique to Beryl Howard. Norma Stoddart wills her naivete to Nancy Backus. Glenn Straight wills his abiltiy to have fun and still keep out of trouble to Tony Moskall. Shirley Sutcliffe wills her love for Canada to Char- lee Edwards. Bill Sutter wills his car to Dave Stitt. Louise Sylvester wills her flirtatious ability to Carolyn Seitz. Kent Thibaudeau wills his friendship with Phil Smith to anybody who will take it. Marion Tolleson wills her non-coeducationalism to Lynn Bailey. Marilyn Trautz wills her keen ability to referee basketball games to her sister, Roberta. Jacquelin Travis wills her auburn hair to the boys who peroxide their hair. Carl Tufts wills his knowledge of the sciences to Tom Nulf. Tom Turner wills his back-hand to Doug Milks. Joanne Turner wills her timidness to Jackie Doty. Lome Urban wills his confidence in the girls to George Bamber. Jim Vallance wills his Scottish accent to anyone going to Scotland. John Vennerholm wills his ability to whiz through chem. math, to future chemistry students. John Wagner wills the late hours he has spent study- ing to Don Wilson. Sylvia Wagner wills her walk down Wagner Court every morning to the Wagner who carries on the family line. John Waldinger wills his fascinating charm with women to Bill Anderson. Toanne Wall wills her height to Sylvia Dombrowsky. Kearney Walters wills his levis to Jane Woods. Jim Warner wills his “steady” life in high school to Brock Jackson and Gloria Heilbren. Don Warren wills his good looks to Eugene Goddart. Helen Warren wills her shyness to Wendell Guest.

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SENIOR WILL Fravk Adams wills his his load of books to Mary Poore. Helen Amorgan wills her height to Dave Williams. Joe Anderson wills his beard to George Bamber. Marshall Ballentine wills his basketball reach to Mike O’Connell. Mary Ann Beatson wills her accent to John Sommer- feldt. Dorothy Beers wills her marital bliss to Larry Schleh. Bill Beers wills his nickname of ‘ormsby to Pete DePugh. Kent Bennett wills his apple-polishing ability to Fred Gannon. Bill Bennett wills his shotput ability to Bruce Justice. Merrill Bird wills his guitar and voice to Kay Kotts. Virginia Boase wills her curly hair to Eugene Tucker. Anna Boccabella wills her brother to the girls of the sophomore class. Carol Bohn wills her bottle of peroxide to Marilyn Zimmerman. Margaret Borgis wills her figure to Virginia Seguin. Al Boyd wills his nose to Gerda Lou Smith. Ed Boyd wills his cocker-spaniel eyes to Mr. Law- ski. Hugh Boyd wills his love for D.H.S. to Jean Whit- son. Thomas Boyea wills his hockey skates to Louis Roosevelt. Owen Boyle wills his police record to Jud Mather. Helen Brata wills her earrings to Jim Lilley. Charles Brooks wills his chest to Chuck Keller. Raymond Brooks wills second base to Gary Sim- mons. Connie Buck wills her name to a poor hunter dur- ing the deer season. Joe Buckenberger wills his liking for phosphorus to John McDaniels. Mary Lou Bullerdick wills her ability in the cul- inary arts to Sue Gilomen. Jim Butenhoff wills his job on the Student Council to anyone with a great deal of time. Gloria Carmen wills her ability to hand out malts to Ruth Rabe. Pat Carney wills her natural look to Phillis Hill. Shirley Carrol wills her black sweater to the next president of the G.A.A. Sheila Casse 1 wills her “quiet” nature to Nancy Davidson. Shirley Chomness wills her willful character to Joyce James. Wanda Choma wills her love for West Virginia to Carolyn Tulledge. Bernadine Ciaccia wills her long black hair to Peggy Stidham. Tom Coffey wills his love for girls to Jim Henson. David Columpus wills his private yacht Janet Bohn. Ken Cook wills his weight-lifting set to Don Prouty. Frances Culmone wills her sex appeal to Miss Pugh. Elsie Cunningham wills her walk to Joanne Kelly. Peggy Currier wills her vitamin pills to Ivan Sek- ulich. Marion Cyers wills her love for office practice to Lois Collins. Peggy Dahnke wills her hair to Jackie Clark. Tom Dailey will his mature attitude to anyone crazy enough to accept it. Rosalyn Daly wills her silence to Lynn Bailey. Don Dasher wills his smooching corner to Paul Slimmon. Gwyneth Davies wills her basketball ability to Joyce Blasko. Priscilla Dean wills her talented toes to Carol Frye. Barbara DeLong wills her sense of humor to Carol Floyd. Bill DePugh will his nickname of Chancey to Mar- cia Tucker. Pat Dolan wills her yellow and purple tassel on her graduation picture to anyone who wants it. James Duey wills his friendliness to Verne Beech ill. Nancy Eichenlaub wills her job of Pioneer editor to Ronnie Mackenzie and Verne Beechill. Carmela Facchini wills the care of her brother to Mr. Olsen. Betty Fair wills her cheering voice to Carol Zu- rofsky. Mary Jean Foley wills her place in Jim Scott s car to Jim’s mother. Orval Forsythe wills his name to the Mayor of Dearborn. Joyce Fox wills her name to a wolf. Corbin Geisler wills his fondness for teachers to Bill Vicary. Beverly Gernhardt wills Larry Woehlk to his own class. Norman Gibson wills his bald head to Mr. Martin. Rodney Grahn wills his be-bop glasses to Nada Elioff. Virgina Grandy wills her driving ability to Dave Unger. Joe Green wills his false teeth to John Summerfeldt. Bob Greene wills his hot rod to Larry Sullivan. Jack Gruska wills his Toni to Jerry Werton. Jim Hackett wills his uniform to Jimmy Mahaney. Sheila Hadr wills her bowling speed to Don Prouty. Barbara Hamilton wills her vocal tubes to Joyce Ann Brown. Nancy Haynie wills her tapping toes to Betty Wal- ter. Beverly Heath wills her talented fingers to Tony Moskall. Donna Heine wills her smile to Mona Noble Roger Heitman wills his jungle bunny to Tom Kirby. Donna Helka wills her booth in the Sweet Shop to Doreen Davidson. James Helmick wills his sling-shot to Mr. Bartlett. Bill Hengy wills one of his freckles to every mem- ber of the G.A.A. June Herzfeld wills her lost English book to any- one who finds it. Ted Hill wills his gray matter to Bob Larson. Joan Hoak wills her “swing” to her sister, Maryann. Betty Holly wills her fatal charm to Don Holly. Bill Hosel wills Hose-nose to Gerda Smith. Pat Howes wills the care of her niece to any baby- sitter. Bill Hudson wills his love for Mr. Roberts to Ul- rich Koch. George Huff wills his looks to Jim McClurg. Bob Hutchison wills his ability to get black eyes to Marleen Mills. Gerry Hyduk wills his artistic ability to Ruth Rabe. Amy Jickling wills her feminine instincts to Sally Phelps. loan Johnson wills Don Forde to Joyce Arndt. Pat Johnston wills her love for lower classmen to Doreen Davidson. Wanda Johnston wills her shorthand book to an unsuspecting freshman. Jane Jones wills her low deep voice to Eric Pierce. Margaret Kausch wills her big brown eyes to any cow. Ed Keller wills his love for all girls to the incom- ing freshmen. Agnes Kendrick wills her vocal ability to her sister. James Kermath wills his piano to Eugene Tucker. Ottis King wills his batting average to Delores Noce. Harvey Kloenhamer wills his ability to get along with blonds to some poor guy who is having trouble. Alvin La Croix wills his red sweater to Mary Ann Robbins. Mary Lou Lain wills her red hair to Jud Mather.

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Phyllis Weeks wills her short haircut to Lula De- Hart. Louis Weemhoff wills her red hair to Tom Trevithick Phyllis Welbes wills her boyfriend to the school Gloria Weller wills her ability for going steady to Mary Lou Painter. Lew Wetzel wills his strong handshake to Fred Gannon. Jim Whitelaw wills his messy locker to Jerry Wer- ton. Joan Whitson wills her ability to drive to Larry SuITivan. Claude Wiggins wills his flat head to Jim Lawther. Edsel Willett wills his ability to arise at 8:15 and still avoid the attendance office to Ed Beers. Gloria Wilcox wills her brother to Mr. Challis. Betty June Williams wills her slim figure to Mary- ann Sarnak. January 1949 Nel Barnes wills his locker to any junior who wants to keep it dirty. Charles Bernhardt wills the job of treasure of the Morning Scrounge Club” to Dick Forrester. Dolores Boivles wills her great height to anyone on the basketball team. Marilyn Burkholder wills her weight to anyone who can use it. Fred Chadwick wills his track ability to Ulrich Koch. Virginia Chambers wills her violin to anyone who wishes to join the orchestra. Joanne Conner wills her jokes to anyone. Albert Danes wills this cold, damp climate to any- one who wants it. Texas here he comes. Francis DeLage wills all good-looking freshmen to anyone who wants them. Joan Ernewein wills her quiet manners to June Herzfeld. Ronald Ernewein wills his clean-shaven face to Don Warren. Jean Ferguson wills her dirty locker to Priscilla Dean. Sam Ferguson his cards and chips to Joe Bucken- berger. Allen Fletke wills his personality to Mr. Challis. Isabella Fox will her eyes to Shirley Carroll. David Frye wills varsity baseball uniform No. 1 to Don Warren. John Graether wills his warped board, wabbling T-square, and crooked triangles to Mr. Roberts. Marilyn Grojitzki wills her clothes to her sister, Georgine. Alberta Harris wills her majorette uniform to Claudia Nelson, who will take her place. Jim Hart wills his seat in sixth hour study hall in room 225 to anyone who wants it. Ed Hayes wills what weight he has gained to Rhoda Mainville. Don Hawk wills shyness to “Speed-Ball Heitman. Clayton Hedin wills his membership in the “Scrounge Club” to Alex McNeil. Mary Helmick wills her old green corduroy jacket to Bob Scoby. Evelyn Jacobson wills her henna hair rinses to her sister. Lois John Kerr wills his voice and seat in chorus to Jim Warner, and hopes he can use them better than he did. Rose Marie Koch wills her ability to play basket- ball to Al Noce. Lorna Lesnick wills her ability to embezzle class funds to Jim Scott. Rose Mary Lewis wills her troubles with Mr. Challis to Christine Lemons. Joan Lutz wills the care of her sister, Margie, to Tom Coffey. Alvie Martinson wills his seat in homeroom to any- one who likes to sit in the front of the room. Earl Williams wills his mechanical ability to future auto mechanics. Bob Winters wills his love of civics reports to Lar- ry Schleh. Bill Woodell wills his tennis racquet to John McPherson. Del Wright wills his bowling average to Don Prouty. Bill Wright wills his track letters to Florence Wet- zel. Dave Yates wills his blond wig to Alex Facchini. Bob Zentell wills his turtle neck sweater to Mar- lene Knowles. Pat Zerfoss wills her two-toned tresses to Shirley Wilson. Shirley Zielinski wills her happy nature to Peter Olsen. Joel Zrull wills his nickname of Ziggy to Herb Fen- ske. CLASS WILL Marilyn McCreath wills her psychology to Priscilla Dean. Hugh McGahan wills to Charles Brooks the many arguments he had with him; he thinks Chuck was right most of the time. Doris Mondrush wills her title of Best Manners” to anyone who needs them. Bill Murphy wills his good marks to Jane Jones. Donna Nicholson wills her athletic ability to Sheila Hadr. Darwin Nutt wills his attendance record to Joe Buckenberger. Bill Offerman wills his height to Joe Buckenberger also his cue stick in the pool room. Bob Olsen wills his well shined shoes to anyone who needs them. Marilyn Parmly wills her blond streak to Lome Urban Bill Peterson wills his bad name and reputation to Wayne Mahaney. Betty Plensdorf wills her senior Math, book to Peggy Dahnke. Ronald Richards wills his speed to Bill Beers--also his ability to stay awake while walking around. George Sarnack wills his opposition on political issues to James Diggetts. Bill Sherman wills his cooking ability to any girl who thinks she can do better. Dave Shute wills his ability to overlook a news story to Rhoda Mainville.' Jane Smith wills her innocent look to Tom Coffey. Jean Smith wills her black eye to Bob Russell. Marjorie Solt wills her title of “Biggest Flirt” to Louise Sylvester. Peggy Staley wills all her “A” certificates to the un- fortunates who are getting B’s and C’s. Dougal Stevenson wills his apple-polishing ability to Kent Bennett. Fecla Sund wills her height to Helen Amorgan. Beverly Thiel wills her debt with Mike O’Connell to Carol Scype. Jane Vicary wills her Homemaking 5 class to any- one who likes to eat. Barbara Walborn wills all her class money-making headaches to Vi Seccombe. Elinor Wall wills her tight skirts to Carol Zurofsky and Ruth Snider. Larry Waterhouse wills his loud socks to Lome Urban. Peggy Webster wills her blush to Sally Phelps. Richard Whetsine wills his questionable talents to Jim Kermath. Horace White wills his first floor locker to Ralph Moore. Pearson Wood wills all his D.H.S. headaches to Mary Lou Bullerdick. Frank Yesh wills his attendance rcord to his in- coming freshman brother.