Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Kratt Tom on to the goal Football Baseball Varsity Club VP Krupskl Lynda let me write Observer Editor GAA National Honor Soc Lange, Marllyn fair and true Choir Lapham, D1ck fortune helps the brave LaVere, Shirley wise, witty, and willing S YTeens B Certificate Dramatlcs Lehmann, Elenore lover of the open road National Honor Soc Sr YTeens B Certificate Lynch, Ronald - a guy with a big heart Attendance Certificate Track, Hall Post MacDonald Peter - a happy fellow .. Bowling League Treas., Glee Club, Duces Hi-Y Maples, Paul - a life of truth and honor B Certificate, Hall Monitor, Graduation Usher Marcicki, Caroline B. - cool and candid Sr. Y-Teens, B Certificate, Pioneer Comm. Maycock, Jane - a dancing favorite .. Sr. Y-Teens, Band, B Certificate McGarvey, Jim - a terrific sense of humor Duces Hi-Y, Bowling, Prom Comm, PAGE 19. Hutchens, Raymond - mark the perfect man Sr. Class Treas., Duces Hi-Y, Golf Jach, Nancy - earnest and enthusiastic National Honor Soc., G.A.A., Future Nurses Pres. Jackson, Carolyn - a smile of cheer B Certificate Jackson, Lynwood S. - humble and sincere Co-op training Johnson, Frances - let music swell the breeze Choir, Talent Show Joyce, Marian L. - full of friendship Sr. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Choir Kaminski, George - a man among men Football, Baseball, Varsity Club Kerr, Martha - ambition makes the way Thespian, Senior Play, Choir Kline, Jane Ann - a good natured gal B Certificate 5,

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Davis, Franklin - the perfect gentleman Hi-Y, Sr. Band, Ontario Exchange Student Dixon, John - mechanical genius Duncan, Jo Ann - she is quiet, but beware Choir, Co-op training Edwards, Kenneth - energy conquers all . . Eiben, Paul B. - let there be music Sr, Band, Choir, Track Eiler, Carol - friendship with all G.A.A., National Honor Soc., Sr. Y-Teens Farkas, Elaine - beauty seen is never lost Sr. Y-Teens Glee Club, Pioneer Comm. Florentz, Jerry Lee - music hath charms Choir, Christmas Concert. Spring Concert Fogarty, Phyllis - a cheerful fiend Pioneer Comm., Sr. Y-Teens - ann, Wifi K Z sz'- Foley Charles Quiet and kindly Orack HiY Bowling B Certificate Gagnon, Richard son of the 'Pioneers HiY Pres. Sr Class V.P. Football Godell Donald - blow again, trumpeter National Honor Soc., B Certificate, Band Gottrnan, Jacqueline - a gentle friend Choir Grenier, Clinton E. - a brave fellow Gunn, DeLoyd - to be strong is to be happy Hartig, Richard - prince of wit and wisdom Tennis Cap., National Honor Soc., Varsity Club Sec. Haynes, Russell - respected by all Varsity Club Pres., Hi-Y V.P., National Honor Soc. Hill, Judith - a lovely girl is above all rank Supreme Court. Pioneer Staff. Sr. Vffeens Hohner, Mary - fun ro be with G.A.A., Observer Staff, Sr. Y-Teens Holcmann, Judith - sings like a lark Choir, Future Nurses Club Hume, Sally - prompt to act Observer Editor, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Y-Teens PAGE 18.

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lil V I J L ' 1 A:'A 7 '- . ' if ig, . 1 . if Ham Robichaud Evelyn Peterson President Vice President Kris Kaestner Dick Schmuck Secretary Treasurer Row 1: Calvin Behling Ron Somers, Jim Jarrett, Pat Wagner, Evelyn Peterson Cv.p.J , Ham Robichaud Qpres.l, Cap Morrison Row 2 : Carol Fedor, Russ Carlson, Cathy Marks, Chuck Wright, Donna Paris, Gerri Blanzy, Diane Dailey, Anne Doerr. Row 3: ,Kris Kaestner, Csec.J Janice Hart, Jean Wittenberg, Dick Sch- muck Ctreas. D , Gerry Buck, Jackie Rabe, Col- leen Lowe. June Blass Ham Robichaud, the president of the senior class, presides over the meetings which are held bi-monthly. He may call additional meet- ings should the need arise. Evelyn Peterson is vice-president and takes over in the absence of Ham. The minutes are recorded by the se- cretary Kris Kaestner and then put on the senior board for those interested. Dick Schrnuck keeps the withdrawals and deposits straight in the capacity of treasurer. One student from each September 11A and 12B grade groups constitutes the Senior Council. Their purpose is to organize and plan money- making projects, to decide on suggestions from the grade groups, and to represent the 11A and 12B classes. They are the uniting force between the two classes in selling at games, paper drives, and any other activities which the money- making committee is to I-'md new profitable ideas They also encourage class participation ln these activities.