Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Neville E. Walker Physical Educ. Michigan State Normal A.B. Wayne University M.A. Elaine Watson English University of Michigan A.B. University of Michigan M.A. y :NA Raymond H. Weber Science Wayne University B.S. K V Richard Welch Science V A Hope College A.B. ' Western Michigan College M.A. Leith B. Wetzel Mathematics Michigan State Normal A.B. Wayne University M.A, Neva R. Whipple Library W ,X Michigan State Normal B.S. University of Michigan M.A. Shirley S. Williamson English William Smith College A.B. --:N Dorothy V. Wolfe English i Bowling Green State B.S. University of Michigan M.A. i ' K 1 Mary Joan Woods English ' . Z it ,X ' Michigan sim Normal A.B. A , y DL . University of Michigan Ms i S sii . it 1 5 t NOT PICTURED John Errante Social Science Michigan State Normal College B.S. William Forster Science Michigan State College B.S. Michigan State College M,A, Edmond Palmer Geography Michigan State Normal College . B,A, University of Michigan X ' M,A, Members of the office staff from left to right are - Gerry Morowa, Bearice Hadley, Lela Hoffman, Wanda N Huska, and Irene Brown. was

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5, 41 , V' aff! ,WW X ,wfff .-If It is difficult to believe that we, as students, are passing through Dearborn High's doors for the last time. Remember the days when we first entered... bewildered freshmen then...proud seniors now. The transition has been gradual. .how can it seem so sudden? We have grown in many ways, particularly because we have shared together our work, learning, good times and bad. As each has played a part, each has profited. We look now to the future, imbued with wonder, doubt, hope, and ambition. The responsibilities and opportunities ahead present a great challenge. ..far larger doors than the ones behind us... but what ever may come, we will hold in common the friends we have made, the things we have learned, our memories of high school. For now, Dearborn High is a part of us, and we are a part of Dearborn High. PAGE 15.