Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Leaders Of The World Rex Anderson A.B. Alma College M.A. U. of Michigan Counselor i Yetieve Guldner B.A. U. of Kansas M.A. Mich. State Counselor ir- Garold B. Hamilton A.B. U. of Michigan M.A. U. of Michigan Counselor Ruth S. Rogers B.A, U. of Michigan M.A.L.S. U. of Mich. Librarian f ■ V Neva R. Whipple B. S. Eastern Mich. M.A. U. of Michigan Librarian Frank Mclntyre B.S. Eastern Mich. M.Ed. Wayne State Counselor Naomi M. Bolin R.N. B.S. U. of Michigan School Nurse Frank C. Suda B.M.; M.M.; M.A. U. of Michigan Counselor James Westby B.S, Mich. State M.Ed. Wayne State Counselor The faculty celebrated the Christmas season with an informal party. Shown abo ve are faculty members with office staff members Geraldine Morawa, Clara Putzig, and Irene Brown. Office staff members not pictured are Lottie Koren and Geraldine Seng. George F. Yee B.S. Wayne State M.S. Wayne State Counselor I 13

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January Graduates PRESIDENT ROBERT HAMMOND VICE-PRESIDENT JUDY TENNANT SECRETARY CAROLE BOLTACH TREASURER PENNIE BAUGH The Class of January, 1963, left Dearborn High with many happy memories. As sophomores, they set their goals high towards becoming the esteemed seniors. Being a small class, about 120, did not handicap them in any way, for during their three years in high school they attained great success. As juniors, they inherited the junior lounge, which gave them a place to call their own. The highlight of their junior year, of course, was the prom, held in the Redwood Room, which was elegantly decorated with deep purple. Finally the senior year arrived. The class elected Bob Hammond as their president, and under his able leadership they began plans for the busy year that was ahead of them. They began to enjoy the many traditional activities of seniors; selling at football and basketball games, enjoying the senior lounge, exchanging senior pictures, and participating in the senior play. The Skin of Our Teeth. The senior year went fast, and soon commencement time was approaching. Plans for announcements, class trip, prom, and graduation exercises were being made by the Senior Council, students, and their parents. Final activities of high school life included a field night, a class trip, cap and gown day, and their own awards assembly. At the prom, held at Lovett Hall, the seniors danced to their class song, The Way You Look Tonight, played by the Jerry Fenby Five. Bob Hammond and Judy Tennant reigned as King and Queen and led the Grand March. Tom Abrams and Bob Hammond gave the final farewell message to Dearborn High. As the band played Pomp and Circumstance, 101 proud seniors received their diplomas, said their good-bye to high school life, and looked forward to the future.