Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Understanding of Past and Present Developed Through Social Studies Classes RICHARD RYAN Eastern Michigan U. of Michigan, William and Mary STUART WADDELL Albion, Wayne State Psychology, Economics DAVID FRYE Eastern Michigan Cultural History, Government Foreign Policy ALAN HARRIS Wayne State Sociology, Anthropology Student Coalition Advisor, Wrestling Coach WAYNE ROE Columbia, U. of Michigan, Western Michigan Personal Living LOIS WAGNER Lock Haven, U. of New Mexico U.S. Cultural History CORNELIUS DE STIGTER Colorado U., U. of Chicago, U. of N. Iowa U.S. History, Government LIONEL GURECIAN Eastern Michigan, Wayne State U.S. History, Government, Economics DILL KING Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Psychology, History Department Chairman. Boys’ Intramurals Sponsor HELEN BURICH Northwestern U. U.S. in Perspective, Government FRANK NAVARRE Alma, Eastern Michigan, Wayne Suite U.S. History, Modern European History RICHARD WARING Michigan State, U. of Michigan U.S. Foreign Policy, Economics The social studies department is no excep- tion when it comes to having a good selection of courses which continue to expose students to the many cultures of the world. ED LANZI Eastern Michigan, U. of Toledo Government, Economics U.S. in Perspective Wrestling Coach BOB RIALS Eastern Michigan, U. of Calcutta, U. of Michigan Geography

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Mathematics and Sciences Stimulate Minds With Principles of Logic JEAN MAKELA Bradley, U. of Michigan Biology I, Chemistry I, Nat. Sci. I, II Ski Club Sponsor RICHARD WELCH Hope, Western Michigan Chemistry, Nat. Sci. II RICHARD EATON Eastern Michigan Physics, Nat. Sci. Ill ERDINE BAUMANN U. of Chicago Biology AMANDA KOEHLER Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Math JAMES BROOKS Ohio State, Wayne State Chemistry, Physics Department Chairman Sr. High Curriculum Council Rep. GORTON BREMENKAMPF U. of Michigan Geometry, Al.-Trig., Caimpi Ski Club Sponsor Teachers of the math and science depart- ments have taught students better methods of reasoning and given them further insight to the make-up of our environment. The expanding variety of advanced courses now offered enables students to progress at higher academic levels. And as a result of the fine instruction in the math department, D S students have been quite successful in the Michigan Math Contest. MATTHEW GODFREY Central Michigan, Wayne State Biology, Nat. Sci. I ARTHUR BROWN Albion, U. of Michigan, Wayne State Nat. Sci. Ill, Physics EAC Sponsor CORNELL GUTH Eastern Michigan, Stanford, U. of Michigan Geometry, Al.-Trig., Advanced Math GORTON KEYSER U. of Michigan, U. of New Hampshire, Wayne State Algebra III, Advanced Math, Caimpi Department Chairman, Math Club Sponsor ROBERT BRAMMER Eastern Michigan, Ohio State, Wittenberg Nat. Sci. II, Conservation ROBERT BRIDGES Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Geometry, Al.-Trig. JV Football and Track Coach VICTOR PEARSON Western Michigan Geometry, Alg.-Trig. AFS Sponsor OLIVE GEST Greenville, U. of Michigan Chemistry, Biology, Nat. Sci. I DON MARSHALL Eastern Michigan, Harvard, U. of Michigan Algebra III, Geometry, Intro, to Analysis

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JEFF SLA BAUGH HFCC, Wayne State Electronics ROBERT DIETZLER Wayne State Auto Shop, Drafting, Wood Shop Bake and Sew, or Make It Go! The home economics and industrial arts depart- ments help students develop and apply basic skills in these fields for personal use or perhaps future careers. O. RAY SMITH Wayne State Graphic Arts, Printing GERTRUDE ROLL Madison, Wayne State Clothing, Child Development, Meal Management LEON KURCZYNSKI Chrysler Tech., Wayne State Machine Shop 12 FACULTY HELEN MARKEY Wayne State Occupational Foods, Meal Management, Child Development Department Chairman ARTHUR KLISCH Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan Drafting RONALD OSWALT General Motors Institute, U. of Michigan, Wayne State Auto Shop Department Chairman MARGARET REILLY Eastern Michigan, Wayne State Clothing, Child Development, Home Crafts, Interior Dec.