Denby High School - Navigator Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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F t row: Delores Yost, Dolores Lee Young, Joan Carol Zaph, R h d Leopold Zink, Arlene Lillian Zuelchg Second row: Roy Dav College or work will follow the seniors' graduation, and it will be up to them to make the grade. They will be on their own and will have only a little knowledge of the un- certainties of life. Neverthe- less, they will be proud of one fact-that they are graduates of Edwin Denby High School. I 'B t 1 X,t.x-,K , v..-- ,IM -- A, f as eg WI XX 'Q Q Q25 'WP 1-1-rs KI! R 'X fag 4--'S f ,, HEI 'x wa iw Z ,V 1., 'N ES - s e s Q 'f e

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Archie A. VnnElslander Jack Leo Van lmpe June Rose Von Paucker Norma Sue Vaughan lucy Diann Vecellio John Fred Veith Virginia M. Verbeke-Coutoure Emma M. Vitale Richard Joseph Vogh Mary Ellen Vogt Regina Helene Wachtler Steven Joseph Wagner Clara Elaine Wagstaft James Walter Walker Joan M. Walsh Lawrence William Walter Elmo H. Walters, Jr. Robert Louis Wank Waldtraut Margaret Warwel Donald Humphrey Waterman Dorothy Ann Weber Marie Elsie Wedra Joanne Alma Wheeler Ruth Bridget Wheeler Nancy Agnes White Imogene Ruth Wielpuetz Gwendolyn Mae Wilcox .Geraldine Mae Williams Albert Joseph Wilson Floyd Earl Wilson, Jr. Phillip Calhoun Wingert Clifford Wilber Winkler Ronald Richard Winter Emma Marie Wise Gerald Francis Woicik Maxine Kiessling Wolfe Edwin Julian Woltl Joann Wolk Roll Curt Wunderlich Luis Ylzarronclo 3:51 ,, fav ZEA' Q ,, A 2 3 31 wi H

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+ 'lll This page of the Navigator is dedicated to our Seniors. The Seniors, who, underneath the deep blue gown and flashing gold tassel, hold many fond memories of the school in which they have spent four years. Graduation has always been the acme of their ambition, and as it ap- proaches, their goal seems to reflect the ioys and sorrows of their high school days as a mirror reflects the sun. When they first entered Denby's halls, the thought of four years in high school seemed an eternity to their young and flighty minds, but now in retrospect the time has passed too fast and the world is beckoning with reaching fingers. These past four years are signposts along the way to success. Without their guidance, our Seniors would be lost in a world of meager opportunity. May the S in Senior stand for both SENIOR and SUCCESS, and may they both travel along life's road hand in hand. f .1 l f X 1 ,auf ' 138' ifvr. fffsll ' aj ,I elf 'lb r 1 'll ' 2 jj if