Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Miss Betts Amy Betts arrived here in 1919, to teach mathematics. Since her arrival. she has arranged schedules and been in charge of scholastic ratings, honor assemblies, and enrolling. These tasks have grown with the school, so that in 1944 she was appointed assistant principal. Her interests outside of school are cooking, crafts, weaving, and col- lecting pitchers. The school is grateful to her for the tasks that she has ac- complished. PAGE 8. Assistant Principals Mr. Challis Since his arrival at Dearborn High in 1934, Dean Challis has been a friend and helper to students by spon- soring the Student Council and hall rnonitoirs. Before becoming assistant principal in charge of attendance, he taught science, physics, and photography. His hobbies of photography and jewel- ry hold his interest outside of his un- failing duty to the school.