Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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rur i in DB- U.IA John Tuday He is swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Northwestern High, ‘28; Memphis High, ’28, ’29; Orchestra, 2!»: Pythagoreans, President, ’30, 31. John Walti And he was the ladies' choice.” Football, ’28, 2}), 30, '31; Track, 28. '29, '30, '31; Swimming, '28. '29. ’30, ’31; Student Council, '29, ’30; Glee Club. ’28, '29, ’30; Debating, ’28, '29; F-Club, '28, ’29; National Honor Society, '30; Varsity Club. ’30, '31; French Club, ’27, Treasurer, 28, '29; Math Club, '29, ’30; Science Club, 30, ’31; Industrial Educa- tion Club. Vice pre$v dent, ’29, ’30. Lloyd Ude By the work one knows the workman Western High School; High School of Com- me rce; Commercial Club, Treasurer, ’29, ’30. Alida While On the stage she is mistress of all. Robert A. Zarske The silent countenance often speaks. Band. '28. ’31. The Tower page twenty-seven

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Esther L. Ratzloff Friendship without de- ceit. Glee Club, 25». Treas- urer, '30; Orchestra. '29. ’30; F-Club. ’28. ’20; Dramatics Club, ’30. Grace Marie Rowe A rhapsody of sweet melodies. Glee Club, ’28, Secre- tary, ’29, ’30, President, ’30, ’31; (.’lass Secre- tary, ’30, ’31. Uyonall Schmidt Soft the glances of this youth. Basketball, ’28, ’29, ’30; Glee Club, ’28, ’29; Out of the Night”; “The Thirteenth Chair”; Jonesv”; Band. ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Orchcs tra, ’28. ’25»; Dramatic Club, ’28, ’29. ’30; Hi- V. ’29, ’30, ’31; Booster Club, ’28, ’29; Varsity Club, ’30, ’31. June Sprague Gentleness counts more victories than vio- lence. Tractor. ’29, ’30; Fleur- De-I.is, Assistant Club Editor, ’25», '30; Service Group, ’29, 30; Scrib- blers’ Club. 28, ’29. ’30. Jack J. Thomson As sure as a gun—” Tractor, ’29. '30, ’31; Scribblers’ Club. '30; Dramatics Club, ’31»; Pythagorean Club, ’30. Frederick C. Rowden A friend is the com- fort of life. Football, ’28, 29, ’80; Swimming, 25», '30; (ilee Club, ’30; Science Club, '30; Varsity Club, ’30; Polly With a Past.” Katherine A. Schmidt Dancing's a touch- stone that true beauty tries Swimming, ’28, ’29; Glee Club, ’28, ’29, '30; “Jonesy”; Thir- teenth Chair”; Band, ’28, ’29; Athletic Club, Vice -president. ’28, ’29 ’30; Service Group, , ’28, ’29; Booster Club, ’28, '29; Dramatic Club, , ’28, ’29, ’30. Edward Simms —In company a very pleasant fellow. Basketball, ’28, ’29, ’30. '31; Baseball. '29. ’30; Track, ’28; Glee Club, ’29, ’30; Varsity Club. ’30, ’31; Science Club, ’30. ’31. Erwin Harold Strem Music bath charms to soften rocks or bend a knotted oak. Northwestern High, ’27; Band, ’29; Orchestra, ’28, ’30; Math Club, Vice-president, ’30, 31. Elizabeth A. Treloar Gentle of speech—” Eastern High. ’27; Boosters Club, ’28. page twenty-six

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SMITH POPE CHASE DALEY Senior Class T OUR years ago we began our career as a class with Mr. Catherman as sponsor. Our x initial success was a Christmas party. During the same year we were exceedingly successful in athletics, practically winning an interclass track meet, losing to the seniors by only one point. At the beginning of our sophomore year we had the largest Sophomore Class in the history of Fordson High School, a total membership of 175 students. Although we did not achieve prominence as a class that year, individually we were excelling and contributing much to the school. Practically all of the unbeaten reserve basketball team of that year was composed of sophomores. In later years our boys formed the nucleus of all the varsity teams. While some of our members were gaining athletic fame, others were becoming important in other fields, such as the debating team, and the Tractor and Fleur-De-Lis staffs. Our junior year was marked by many social successes including the junior play, a skating party, J-Hop, and junior and senior banquet. No one will forget the good times we had at the masquerade ball, the Washington dance, and the junior-senior skip day. During our last year in school we came into our own. With outstanding members of our class dominating every field of activity, we made ourselves a powerful influence in Fordson High School. Our social achievements were a dance and the senior play. We were also the first class to organize a senior class service group. Both the Jan- uary and June graduating classes were the largest ever known in the school. So we pass on, leaving you this record of accomplishments for your future classes to equal or better if you can. Officers Tony Smith Vincent Pope Harrison Chase Jack Daley President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer page twenty-eight