Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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for Future Ll e Future Nurses Club IS deslgned for anyone WlSlllIlg to enter the nursmg professlon Under the gu1danceofNIrs Wulf mteresg nursmg has been mcluded At their regular meetlngs thls group hstens to speakers from dlfferent areas of nursmg ll'lClUdlIlg Army and Navy nurses from Wayne Unuersxty a physlcal theraprst and a tuberculosls SPCCl3llSl Thetr field trxps have been to Harper Grace Hlghland Park and Deaconess Hospltals, and to Glrls Town ln Bellevrlle Go mg roller skatmg and havlng a plzza party are among thelr soclal actrvxtles Y 5 xv 9 A 54' i FIJTURE NURSES RON 1 Niarlene Ferrrer treasurer Rosalne Reed uce president Olnla Nioe president Muriel Rutrla secretary Nfrs Nan 'Nulf sponsor ROW 2 Audrey Flnger Nancy Ott Kathleen Campbell Carol kngelder janet Craxlln Xlarw Kenneth ROV 3 Donna Xoakam Susan Clark Kay Im0hc-rstag janlce Cherub Bedu Hudec Xnnette Nhck ROYV 4 Nlarllyn Surdyk Sharon Niazguth Lmda Sutherland Nlrrx Ion Glace Ellen Kellcx Cathy Lumetta Tally Trego Durxng the past year, unxor Red Cross Councll members hate worked vuth the -Xmerlcan Red Cross IH a plan to provide ard for dlsaster areas Dearborn Hlgll has sent volunteers to a ten school dlsaster program The mam project durrng the fall se mester nas the filllng of Chrlst mas boxes Durlng the sprlng semester the actnltles whlch 'XI1ss H olfe gulded lncluded a lrrendshrp album and the hllmg of a chest ? Y UNIOR RED CROSS ROV 1 Dade Read secretarx ohn Fate uce president Sallle Imoberstag presldent Frank Gallagher attendance charrman ROM ' Nlrss Dorothy Wolfe adusor Nancy Roughlev Carlene Brackel Nfarlene Touella Demse Purdy RON 3 Dlanne K1eme'e joanne Rychlrckr Barbara lrne 'lom Bagott Sue Sarkon o Ann Noe 105 ' f , . . Y . . 4 s F3-S Ja . 5 til ' ' . . .. .. .. - n. ' ,ff pw ,b . , 4 I . .. rn ' , ' ' 2 . , , gr 5 - I . . . g 3 6 ' 7 of In-Q , y 2 . 1 5 V 3 l - it , , , u ' 1 y, - . - , A, Z , :A . v K 3 . VI. . 1 7 , , ' ' , . 1 v I ! ' v I uf A I I , . A V Q J x tba Q - A: , 0 - .. .. .f , . , V W ,T . , J Y ,-. , V V A 4 - , Z , - A, - Q -. f ir C7 - 5 . . . Y l . - 5 gf ' K .Yun 1 f I f '- 4 . 7 1 v ' 1 c A , x ' V ' Rx Z ' 1 I ' 4 l ' X f ' ,..A.- 5' f A ff .- . . j.' .z ' 2 ',. ' Agj ' . ' ' 3 ' , ' g ' , ' ' . 'LZ .' I' ' .

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'S FUTURE TEACHI RS RON I C1yle llrlkrnson rccordrng secretary Nancy Spodeck cor Prepare Student Dearborn Hrgh s Future Teach ers Club strrves to develop a program desrgned to acquarnt all students wlth the rmportance V and opportunrtres of teachers Through therr work the future teachers garn experrence 1n work mg together ID a democratrc M, manner Durrng the past year Nlrss yan I andegend has helped drrcct the club as IJFEICIICC teach ers and asslsted them rn sponsor mg 1 dance and a mothers tea As an organuatron they have lrstened to speakers and vlslted or phanages All of thelr projects nc armed to further acquaint them ysrth chrldren and people they w1ll work vtrth when they become teachers 'O' responding secretary udy ack prcsrdenl jrll Xluklu unc president jornne Hulbert lrhrrrrrn ROXV 2 Miss Hope yanl andcgend sponsor Barhrrr llrncs jane Sllllllblll Mrry kcou rr llerulr 'Iuork Maurlne Goehmrnn ROV 3 Dale Coughlan ll rh H rrond Nl ry Slclly C I Spencer Deannl Acc Margaret Shcrrdrn RON' 1 ju et lhrllrps l' ll ks l Nl I Slice udy Saucr Mrrgre XlllllC C lrol Nlre l'rl7nnrskr judr Lllroll Atornrc Screncc Llub proyrdes an opportunrty for super lor scr cncc studcnts to lllVCSllgdlIL thc g3l1lLlllOIl also provrdcs an op portumty lor scrcnce projects outsrdc ol the rcgular classroom and to cncouragc screntrhc cr rccrs lectures on radroactnrty md basrc atomrc scrence xscrc grxcn by Mr Cravcs M1 Gum nell Mr Wlclch, and the oldcr memhcrs Xs an orgrnuatron thc mcmhers haxc asscmbled threc gergcr co mters d an x y machrnc lhe club has trkcn hcld trrps to pl rccs ol screntrhc rntcrcst such rs the rtomrc rc actor at the Unrvcrsrty ol Mtch rgan XIOXIIC Sill NLL CLLB ROSS' I Iom Lackey secretary can Nhler secretary Tom Smrth prcsrdcnl llrll Nhgretta ure prcsldent RON' 2 Mr Russell Cvunnell sponsor Anna Dans llrrnc Srgc jo urna Young I rrole junker Norma Fell Nancy Farrhead Nlr Kenneth Grayes sponsor ROM 3 Nlr Rrclnrd Welch sponsor Fred Heath Lanny Kramer Bob Landgren Duck Nelson Xlrkc llnd Date Ingles Fred Blercher ROWV 4 Peter Xnderson Larry Kazanowskl llrck loncr john Lamser Arnold Nlorawa john Krnkel jrm Knappenherger john Kane RON' 1 lNerl Sayage Lee Brunner john Scott lNlck Spewock Earl Oster james Gallo Randy Mason Drck Bryant Bruce Ford john Harley Ralph Edwards 102 . ' ' , . H. , I ,as 'T I I n 9 'J be 2, . . ,, - M. . 1 . , . ,,, f . . - sv tv fri . ., '53 , 8 l ' 4' ' D I . 1 s ii if ' F ' ' Y .2 I Q , ' . v 2-1 ' . Y. ' V ' V' ,A 4 - ' 1 v- v v ' . , 1 : : ..' . ' . A 1 - ' g ', , ' ,. 3 3 2 2 . Hz ' . 2 y' ' , 'z 'v 3 ' ' ' 1 . ' 5 I 2 , il' :mu . .aj , rf '. Fill , - , 1 --, K .' 1 , 1: zr ' ' ' zrnr eovitr, I ary .ou l2',J dm , 1' ,Iz' .2 ':'. . I t Pm ' I 1 H as s -I . 1 ' ' -. , I . . . s , . I A I held ol atomrc scrence. Thrs or'- . lv, l - l ,- K . A x ' fs' 1 . - G . , , .. .. . j yi, X , sx-- t - 1 ' - - lf' r 1 if 1 .1 Q - - I ' , C .. . ., , y l -',. r D r., .' - f 1-5 , l 1 1 1' l r-- A -. '.. ' , .r . . , - . ,s . - . V 1. , ' . , ' A ' l M all ' .'-l'2l' . ' , . . ,,, 4 fy . . .x Q. V ENV . . 4 y ' --.- - s If ' '- -s I ,,-2 ' W N K' K 1 'H -' . .. r 1 . lm. V . . - ' s ' . .2 :.':c. -': '1 : 'cj , 'Q .', ' 3 ' . . , - ' . : , I . 3 . J, . '. , , -, , v v ,V 4 - V .. .. ,I . , ,. ,r ,r ,. , , -' . . '.: r . . ' . J 3 , ' , , '-- .V Y ' V ' 7- ' ' . I' . -- - , , , , - , A . , V I 1 'I 4

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Z'-X of A cer-tain briskness in the air heralds the begin- ning of another school year and the beginning of another sports year at DHS. The cross country and grid teams practice and earn glory side by side. Gradually the oool fall days give way to the biting winds of winter, and the sports scene moves into the gymnasium and natatorium, where DHS basket-ball and swimming teams vie for honors with other high school teams. Finally the cold winter days lengthen and grow milder, signalling the open- ing of baseball, golf, tennis and track seasons. Throughout the year, from September to the end of May, sports play a major part in student life, both as a social event and as a means of ex- pressing school spirit and athletic prowess. Sports are, and will continue to be, a major part of the student life in the new Dearborn High School. G ,Q O O-5 f KS' ', ... .,g. F' , A Y ' 'II' , Sparts .J -no-efvuvws' saint -we 5 of f e 4 ..... -A.l lw y x :V lx' , --1.-av 4 it ff, - Y .,,f A fuk . -40 M.. 'U-M5 1 1 7: