Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Mr. Morasky helps Jeff Rohwer complete his routine. Mr. Savas encourages a swimmer on his final lap. Tamika Nichols teaches her friends how to use the computer. HHEEM® IffiPlIEOlIKIE DHS has one of the finest special education programs in our area. Students from other cities come here in order to benefit from our qualified instructors. This program is designed to help all students who require special help in all general areas. Students are often integrated into regular classrooms, so that they may receive the full benefit of a high school education. S 8 sm nn W 27

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h®®k ©as® SKI® Physical Education is a vital part of the academic program at D.H.S. In the 9th and 10th grades students are required to take a gym class. In the 11th and 12th grade students may choose a gym class as an elective. Some of the classes offered are: Team Sports, Life Sports, Life Saving, Basic Gym, and Tennis Volleyball. By participating in physical education classes, students learn the importance of physical activity and good health. In the years to follow, the skills learned in these classes, will be put to use once again. The faculty at D.H.S. is proud of the physical education classes offered to its students. These teachers understand the requirements needed for total body fitness and stress these to their students so that they may reach the ultimate goal of maintaining physical fitness. Mr. Morasky calls his class out of the pool. The DHS library has a large selection of K books to choose from. Anything from The History of Ancient Egypt to the latest paperback novel can be found on the S shelves, but there is a wide selection of magazines, filmstrips, newspapers, and encyclopedias. For many years the media center was run by Lilian Segal. She retired in January and IBB Muriel Bunch filled her position and is doing a M terrific job. Media training, offered as an elective, gives students experience needed to opperate a libary. Jackie Vick practices her skills of alphabetizing.

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kkd emmmrafis The Dental Assistant Program at DHS otters a chance for students from all high schools in the Dearborn area to learn about techniques and procedures in the area of dentistry. Students from both 11th and 12th grades can participate in the one year program. Most students, after graduation, are able to immediately go to work in a dental office. As one student explains- - The thing I'll remember most about dental assisting was the chance to meet new people and work with the dental equipment myself. The Industrial Art Department at D.H.S. consist of six educational electives - Wood Shop, Graphic Arts, Electronics, Machine Shop, Automotives, and Drafting. Students are able to develop their artistict and mechanical skills by taking these classes. They learn the skills needed in the industrial field. The experienced teachers are unique and they give students the necessary guidelines on how to succeed in their field. Many strange things occur in E-hall, but they're all a part of learning. Open Wide.” Another Gaphic Art student cleaning the press. 28 Mr. Brown teaches Ken Zavacky how to repair a television.