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

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 I K A7 0 1 y NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX — V n I J frr Mike knit tin Ruthcrinc Ann Ropucli “He i» oonlent wherever he is put.” “It is fun to l»« merry. Valuable in Multilitli work. Valuable in shorthand. Andrew William koos “Such men doth accomplish much.” Valuable as a German student. Alice J. kornatowski C'.lara Ann koval “Her quaint dignified manner is charming.” Thou art a lady and nothing hut. a lady. Valuable in Art Club. Valuable in English. Helen S. Rot “Virtue is to herself the best reward.” Valuable; on Tower Tribune stalf. Felix Rrenter Ernest kuhat Known to few. but. prized as far as “Quiet and unassuming.” known.” Valuable in history. Valuable in Industrial work. Edwin Rrnpinski “All musical people seem to be happy.” Valuable in music. Thaddeus S. Rtijawinski Edward L. Rnliek “I don’t let my studies interfere with my “Stubliorn labor conquers everything.' education.” Valuable in mechanics. Valuable as u draftsman. Jack A. Rukiela “Na|K»lean was a little man.” Valuable in mathematics. David Rulsear Glcnna R. Lukomski “Not that 1 love study less, but 1 love fun “Thought is often bolder than speech. more.” Vuluuble ill office practice. Valuable in baseball. Florence Corrinc La Chance “Light as the wind along the grass.” Valuable in English. Alice Lam he There is no wisdom like frankness. Valuable in Athletic Association. Alice C. Lanl . A rose is sweeter in the bud than in full bloom. Valuable in retail selling. Kay Lewis Arthur Leroy Lon matc There is none of the melancholy element He makes a solitude and calls it |M atx;.“ in him.” Valuable in Ixtokkeeping and accounting. Valuable as a saxophonist. Mildred C. Lindmaii “Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Valuable in typing. Lladys Annahclle I.ashhrook Gentle ill manners, firm in reality.” Valuable in bookkeeping. John II. Lowe Renneth Luttcrmoser He and gloom are no relation. Who. on his brow, nature hath written Valuable as a chemist. Gentleman. Valuable as a chemist. (ieor jc M. Luchtan “Concealed talent brings no reputation.” Valuable as an electrician.

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SEVENTEENTH ECHO Norma C. Hevenor Gentle of speech: beneficent of mind. Valuable in sewing. Carl K. Ilinl .o Fritz Klizelberger “Exceedingly well read. Valuable in sciences. “May our labors be not in vain. Valuable in mat hematics. John Hnutow “As true as I live.” Valuable in football. Byron Holland As merry as the day is long. Valuable in auto shop. Jane Marie Hoglierg “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Valuable in typing. Avis Elaine Hosmer Olympia Anne Itofe She has a heart as sound as a bell. Modest yet ever ready for a smile. Valuable in cooking. Valuable as History Club treasurer. Emily Grace llowell A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Valuable in retail selling. Adam J. Jasinski I have gained my experience. Valuable us a historian. Ilomer K. Johnson “In silence, there’s nothing so becomes a man. Valuuble us a mechanic. Jennie R. Jenkins Promise is most given when little is said. Valuuble in library truining. Stanley B. Johnston Katherine Rallies A snap|M r-up of unconsidered trifles. An ounce of wit is worth a pound o Valuable as a printer. sorrow. Valuable as a singer. Adela Ann Jneha “Nothing succeeds like success.” Valuable in English. M ary Louise Kaiser Ada Iconise Kasper All honor does not lie in recognition. Sincerity and usefulness go hand in hund. Valuable as a stenographer. Valuable as Girl Reserve president. Bernice J. Kapclanski A cheerful girl.” Vuluable in sewing. John Joseph Katona Silence is deep thinking. Valuable in auto shop. Bernice Kennedy A violet in the youth of spring nature. Valuable in office practice. William G. Keller It must be done like lightning.” Valuable in swimming. William 11. Kindred Stella B. Kobylenski If pleasure and duty clash let duty go A light heart lives longest. to smash. Vuluable in typing. Valuable as baseball manager. Carl Kneip Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Valuable as Booster (’.lull president.

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SEVENTEENTH ECHO Ann M. Lynch Peter J. McLaughlin “Charm strikes the sight hut merit wins “Speech is great, but silence is greater. the so«il. Valuable in languages. Valuable in Athletic Asst ciation. Dallas A. McClenahen And I sometimes have asked. Shall we ever lie men? Valuable in dancing. Hazel C. McLean Jane Maciag “What were her dreams, this laughing Wise to resolve and patient to | erform. lass? Valuable in shorthand. Valuable in typing. Donald R. McNamara “Common sense, is not so common.” Valuable in English. Stella T. Malanchuk Persons without pur|M»ses are like ships without rudders. Valuable in social science. Nettie Marshick “From her shall read the | erfect ways of honor. Valuable in homemaking. William W. Malzahn None but himself can be his parallel. Valuable in mechanics. Anthony Jermone Martin George Miko “Men of few words are the best men. He is wise who doth talk but little. Valuable in physics. Valuable in baseball. Roller t Dean Mercer “Given to rare thought and to good learning bent.” Valuable in creative writing. Lillian Elizabeth Mitz Jack V. Moynes “A cheerful girl with a winning smile.” E'en though vanished he could argue Valuable in Glee Club. still. Valuable as a printer. Frank W. Moynes “To do or not to do that is the question. Valuable for argumentative ability. B. J. Naugh ton Jr. Ann A. Nelson Oh why should life all lal or Ins “The heart always has pardoning powers. Valuable as a sjieaker. Valuable in student council. Charlotte Florence Ncarman Modesty is the brightest jewel in the crown of womanhood.’ Valuable in conking. George Nelson Jr. John Nicora “And the ladies call him sweet— A good fellow among fellows. Valuable in busketball. Valuable in printing. Mary R. Nemeth “Friendly in all her ways. Valuable in shorthand. Violet Niemann Evelyn Rel ecca Norman A maiden never bold in spirit. “It’s nice to be natural, when you are Valuable in dressmaking. naturally nice. Valuable in sewing. Amelia M. Nini She hath an art. she hath every where a |K»rt.” Valuable as a secretary.