Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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COUNSELORS Lillian Walker William Moy Frank Suda James Westby Ruth Rogers Librarian Neva Whipple Librarian Naomi Bolin Nurse Johanna Bielicki Visiting Teacher 7

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THE REAL AGE OF TECHNOLOGY DR. YOUNG PRINCIPAL Answers to quadratic equations and the load limits on the footings for giant skyscrapers can be obtained in micro- seconds by dozens of different people from the same computer at the same time by telephone. The major airlines are using supersonic carriers for 500 passengers—jets almost without wings. The public will be riding in rockets before the year is out. RIGHT NOW is the technological ex- plosion—not last year, not next year, but right this moment as you graduate. The 104th and 105th graduating classes will see more change during the year of their graduation than did any class be- fore. I appeal to you to give attention to moral constants involving integrity, use of leisure, health, recreation, and broth- erhood; for in such an age the primary quality of human interdependence could easily be forgotten. The challenge of the future is in human morality. The 104th and 105th graduating classes have the ability to accept and promote technological change and the opportunity to maintain the moral stan- dards which are the hope of mankind. Congratulations to two great classes graduating in a great era with such a great challenge. Left to right, Back row—Jean Pipkens, Geraldine Seng, Clara Putzig. Front row—Irene Brown, Lottie Konon. Dr. Young LEONARD MAZUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 6 DEAN CHALLIS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

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ENGLISH Don Calvisi James Gallagher George Arrick Hazel Guyol Willard Otis Nick Pappas Bernard Reilly John Roggenbeck Kathryn Roos Frances Sanders Richard Shepherd Don O'Hagan William Valentine Marie Mitchell helps Jim Clark.