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

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 J William Duchin A man after his own heart.” (IIpc Club Ja -k Ehrman The soul of clothes. Margaret Egloff Life begins at graduation. Girl Reserves this man is in his Ann Marie Eldridge Marie Fanco Dignity with a sense of humor. A complete cure for loneliness. National Honor Society; Echo Staff; Service Group Edward G. Feast A likable boy with likable ways. Tower Tribune William Fleming His hair is very fine and sleek and with th« girls he’s quite a sheik. Senior Hi-S’; Varsity; Student Coun- cil Dorothee Fowler Once a friend, always a friend.” Girl Reserves: G. A. A.; National Honor Society Donald L. Freeman Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you.” Varsity Mary Lee Fundaro David Fustukian A regular girl and the best of a A fellow worth knowing.” pal.” Band Herman Gaskell Oh, mind of mine, where are you roaming ? Ina Giimour William L. Goldsborough A Highland Lassie.” A man, indeed, and a good one.” Gertrude Katherine Gomolak She studies books, she studies people.” Dramatic Club; Tower Tribune, assoc- iate editor; National Honor Society Edna Mae Gordon Henry J. Gorka Always ready for fun. I’ll laugh if it kills me.” Service Group John Grod A good-natured lad. Barney J. Gubachy “As steady as a clock.” Joseph Guerriero Most content and cheerful. Tower Tribune; Mechanical Staff Harry Hagopian The shortest answer is doing.” Varsity; Service Group Lillian V. Hajnal John Hasenfratz A giggle, a smile, and there she It’s fun to study I'll bet. goes.” Varsity Glee Club Earl G. Hines “If pleasure and duty clash, let duty go to smash.” Varsity

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Albert L. Catallo liene C. Chevalier There’s something a1 out a soldier. Artist and athlete—an interesting Future Craftsman; Ford son Aero Club combination. Lena Jane Chimenti He merry if you are wise.” Leo Cifor Anna Ciontea Not too serious, not too gay. A quiet student who brings home the bacon. Eloyd Clayton Known to few. but prized as far as known. Ruby Marie Clayton A sweet girl with a sweet way. Dorothy A. Cline Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Service Group Mary D. Coleman As a friend ami a pal you’re a wow. National Honor Society; Glee Club, president. Virginia A. Constantine She is true to her work, her word, and her friends. Tower Tribune John P. Crison A friend with a Hand William H. Cote A man who ne'er will stop until hi goal is won. Future Craftsman ready smile. John A. Cuthbertson A moderate Im v, never t« o elated, never too sullen. Frances Josephine Cywinski “Cheerful, ambitious.-happy, and gay. National Honor Society; Glee Club; Dramatic Club, secretary Kathleen Mae Dardis “Life is just a bowl of cherries.r Joseph Davis lie’s a gentleman from sole to crown.” Service Group: Dramatic Club: Echo Staff Wilbur A. Deo Life's too short to hustle.” Tower Tribune: Mechanical Staff William de Steiger “His lunnv hone never fails him ” Varsity: Future Craftsmen Thelma Patricia Dibb “A grown up girl all set for fun.” Service Group Harold E. Diegel Biggest little man in the class. Service Group Cornelius J. Donahue Swift to hear, slow to speak. Lucia Josephine Dowgiallo She molds the world to herself. Service Group Mable Gertrude Doyle With her whole heart’s welcome in her smile. Harry Roman Drab In his mild, modest way.he has made many friends. Varsity; Future Craftsman

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Steve Hodkowski James S. Hogarth ' Very unassuming youth. His hark is worse that his bite. Varsity Varsity Jack Hogie A bold had man and a devil with the ladies. Stella Holowaty A maker of friends and a retainer of friendship.” Girl Reserves; Service Group William H. Howell Be silent and safe—silence never betrays.” Donald Ingalls He would do his duty if he saw it. Harold W. Jackson Success crowns labor. Joseph A. Jaje I've done my duty. Richard O. Janssen Tricks he has that gentlemen have. Marlon Bernice Jones Thor Henry Jurgensen A friend whose very presence gives A serious look, a quiet nature one joy. Dramatic Club; Glee Club Bessie Karnold Madam Rubinoff. Echo Staff; Orchestra; Tower Tribune Marion Kay Keaney An earnest girl with a cheery smile and a good heart.” Robert H. Keller A cheerful hemt makes brighter the way.” Walter Ketelhut Quiet, or I’ll make you my size. Mary Klimek Wanda V. Klucjasz A pleasing girl with a pleasing dis- What she does, she does well. position.” John Kovach His strength is to sit still.” Delphine Kowerda Best of all along the way are friend- ship and mirth. William Krainbrink “Long he labored, hard and well.” Future Craftsman Peter Krivosheyff Every day is Ladies’ Day with him.” Eleanor Jane La Burda Happiness is the natural flower of duty. Harold Lance Flying high. Future Craftsman Robert L. La n ham To succeed one must guess right 50% of the time. I I I I