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

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Ruth Gladys Schumaik “Her hair is golden and so are her thoughts.’' Charles Shady Friends, Romans and countrymen, lend me thine notebook b.” Phyllis V. Schwemle “Her face, oh call it fair not pale.” Herbert H. Schannon “He is not dead, but sleepeth.” Silver Quill. Jerry Sherman “Do I wow me?” Swimming Team, Manager ; Hi-Y ; Varsity Club. Ruth Markley Shaw “Cunning is the ape of wisdom.” Boosters Club. Donna Lee Shumway Genevieve Sienkanic There is no outward sign of true “Come, give us a taste of your qual- courtesy that does not rest on a deep ity.” foundation.” Jennie Sidick “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Ethel Sintay % Samuel S. Smuk “Well timed silence hath more eloqu- “They say he is a worthy lad.” ence than speech.” Anne Sirookey “Aways prepared for anything.” G. A. A.; Boosters; Girl Reserves. George Spiroff Jr. “Life’s too short too hustle.” Swimming Team; Hi-Y; Glee Club. Olga Gloria Stasevich Peace is always beautiful.” Glee Club; Boosters Club. Hilda M. Stanley “And learn the luxury of doing good.” Glenn Steinman Hattie Ann Strzempka “Work first then rest.” ‘‘All, who listen, learn.” Service Group. Marie E. Setphens “Silence is sweeter than speech.” Service Group; G. A. A.; Boosters Club. Delores Sugg . Elayne R. Tatro “Be silent and safe-silence never be- “Nothing can bring you peace but trays.” yourself.” Booster; Service Group; S. T. C. Thaddeus Swiatkowski “The gods are my protector.” Jack Templin Edward Thele “Think all you speak, but speak not “What’s the rush.” all you think. Echo Staff. Gerald Terry “It is impossible to please all the world and one’s teachers too.” Future Craftsmen of America.

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Joseph E. Niskanen “If pleasure and duty clash, let duty go smash.” Boosters; Service Group. Elynor C. Nolte “With her eyes + .T- »» in flood with laugh- Jane E. Nordstrom Leonard O’Kopny “It’s nice to be natural when you are “In company a very pleasant fellow, naturally nice.” Band. G. A. A.; Tower Tribune Staff; Ser- ice Group. Genevieve M. Norton “Our manners count for more than our morals.” Stanley E. Olkowski Edward J. Pasternak “Scoffers delight in scoffing.” “If I love you, what business is it of Tennis; Dramatics; Hi-Y, Vice-Pre- yours.” sident. Henry A. Olszewski “I am not in the role of common men.” Future Craftsmen of America; Tower Tribune, Mechanical Staff. Joe W. Peacock “His funny-bone Art Club, Preside Echo Sta Phillis Lorraine Petrie “She’s pretty to walk with and witt' to talk with.” Harold Peck “Some people are nobody’s enemies.' Football; Basketball; Varsity Club. Frank E. Pettinga John Pietras “For idleness is an appendix to nob- “I love tranquil solitude.” Steve Pietraszewski Mary Pill “A man after his own heart.” “Our manners count for more than our morals.” Glee Club; Girl Reserves. Vernon Hall Pike “Why worry about my size, Napoleon was a little man.” Dramatic Club; Service Group. Donalda I. Ping “True eloquence is saying all that’s necessary and no more.” Tower Tribune; Silver Quill; National Honor Society. Edward S. Pisula “Can a handsome student?” Mildred R. Pobursky “Patience and gentleness is Philip Plecha “Beware the fury of the patient man.” Senior Hi-Y; Basketball; Varsity Club; Tennis. man be a good Virginia M. Prokop “Good nature is the air of a good mind.” Helen P. Potok “Youth comes but once in a lifetime.”

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Helen L. Thimm John Tilicea “You have a merry heart.” “Quiet and unassuming.” G. A. A. Alice G. Thompson “The reward of a thing done is to have it done.” Byron Tower “The world belongs to him who works.” Echo Staff. Ruby Marie Trudeau “Her eyes are as bright and burning as a coal.” Publication Staff: Silver Quill. Helen Traskos “A personality as bright as a star and as attractive as a sunflower to a bee.” Bruce Turner “ ‘Tis easy enough to be pleasant. Echo Staff; Service Group. Paul J. Valentine “He most lives who thinks most, feels noblest, acts the best.” Chemistry Club; Future Craftsmen of America. Doris Marie Valentine “Cheerful by disposition; friendly by nature.” Boosters; Dramatic Club; G. A. A. Clara Van Osten “Good nature is gifts.” one of the richest Helen C. Veit “A friend whose very presence gives one joy.” Ed Vartanian “He does nothing uncommon.” Football; Future Craftsmen of Amer- ica; Tower Tribune, Mechanical Staff. Mary Ann Vincent “Ambition has no r sst. G. A. A. James Walblay “He docth all things well.” Virginia Vlaicu “A heart as sunny as her hair.” Glee Club; Tower Tribune Staff; G. A. A. Helen Louise Walchik “The mildest manners and the great- est heart.” Madeline Watson “Nobody but a genius can afford to waste time.” Stella Waronig “Not just a statue. Lloyd Westby Clifford J. Whitehouse “A serious look, a quiet nature.” “With a serenity seldom disturbed.” Commercial Club; G. A. A. Bernice H. White “The faithful are certain of their re- ward.” G. A. A. Victor Wieczorek Fred Wilson “He has the ability to do hard work.” “The world owes me a living.” Future Craftsmen of America. Robert C. Williams “He who laughs first is sure of his laugh.”