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

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 - I f f f ' f Robert Presley “He who deserves so well needs not another’s praise.” Varsity; Senior Hi-Y; National Honor Society Julian Pytel ’’Youth comes hut Future Craftsman Kenneth L. Qualls “He’s interesting no matter which way you look at him.” Service Group Dorothy E. Raezler “Her eyes always always dancing. Glee Club Shirlee Raftery ’ She is oiten seen but seldom heard. Theodore Rice “Always prepared Edna Proctor Fashion Plate. once in a lifetime. Walter John Rabchuk The more a man thinks the less he talks.” glancing, her feet Ernest Ray “A serious look and a quiet nature.” anything.” Ruth Roberts 1 have a heart with room for every joy.” Louise Roll A pleasant girl with a pleasant smile. Anthony Romano “Variety is the spice of life. Julian Romans Leonard C. Rowe “Good things come in small packages. “Genius is 90% hard work.” Jayne Russell Such witchery in those gay eyes. Service Group Pauline Salagan “All honor does not lie in recognition. G. A. A. Rudy Salvetti “Of science and logic he talketh.” Varsity; Senior Hi Y; National Honor Society, secretary Sophie A. Sandru Neat, not gaudy.” Katherine Sarkovich Adeline Loretta Schmidt You can’t fool me.” The highest culture speaks no ill. Girl Reserves; G. A. A. Albert Schon Jr. I’ll find a way or make one. Orrin C. Schultz “Hit the nail on the head.” Alena Scurto A good sort and a good sport. G. A. A.; Glee Club; Service Group Donald Leon Sheets “A contented fellow and easy to get along with.

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Anne Louise Moore Irma Moore “Gladly, a willing hand she will always “Blushing is the color of virtue.” lend.” National Honor Society: Dramatic ('Iuli; Tower Tribune, editor Elizabeth Moskalek Quietly she comes into our midst.” Helen Nancy Movesky Tom Mullaney Courteous, though coy. gentle and “An artist who will receive recogn- retiring. ition.” National Honor Society; Echo Staff Shirley M. Niemann Athletics are her specialty.” G. A. A. Melania Nizio Dora Nunez “One can’t always put one’s thoughts She makes her own good time, into words.” Genevieve Olkowski “A light heart lives long. Evelyn Alice Orr “It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” National Honor Society; Girl Re serves: Echo Staff Natalie Osipoff A blush is lieautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Girl Reserves; National Honor Society Argentina Pancioli Petite in every way.” Johnnie Parker Mildred Pawlina “He's a first-rate fellow with a plea- “Always sweet and shy is she.” sant word for all. Evelyn Dorothy Pawlitz “A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” G. A. A. Julia Rose Pazur Dolly Pesh Like sunshine on a placid sea.” More at your request than for my- self. William Petrelak A staunch and sturdy friend. Future Craftsman Margaret M. Phillips Joseph D. Picard A smile a minute.” On their own merits modest men are Dramatic Club; Glee Club silent. Varsity; Senior Hi-Y; National Honor Society Geraldine Elaine Pilkington She often burns the midnight oil, but sad to say, tis not for toil.” .Service Group Rose Ethel Pinkocy Dominick Porto The mildest manner and the greatest A young man of action.” heart.” -Service Group Eugene Prais “Like two single gentlemen rolled in- to one.”

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Joseph SheftaK Laughter is cheap medicine. Dramatic Club; Service Group Jean Sherman For charm and l auty she is trea- sured. National Honor Society; Dramatic Club Jayne Sherman Or light or dark or short or tall, she sets a trap to snare them all. Edward Shippy Pearl Silson “Not that I love study less, but that A good hearted and diligent maiden I love bin more. is she. Nellie Mae Simkiss A jolly girl, chucked full of fun. Charles Simpson Anne Skriganuk I like work: it fascinates me. T could A laugh that rings true. sit and watch it for hours. Glee Club Echo Staff Genevieve Nancy Smerka Always ready to help others. G. A. A.; Service Group Jean Patricia Smith Aloysius J. Sobieray Dispatch is the soul of business. The letter part of valor is discretion. Dramatic Club; Service Group Helen Soloway A little maid for such a big person- ality. Mary Elisabeth Sowell Stena C. Stan “As pure as a pearl and as perfect. The worthiest are not the loudest. Albert A. Stephens Sports are his $f»ecialty. Varsity Mary Jane Stetler Dorothy B. Stotts Look out. fellows, here I come. Her thoughts are her own. G. A. A. George C. Stuart Always calm, not always still. Victor Sundquist Jr. No brighter the man than the tie he wears. Varsity; Senior Hi-Y Jack N. Sutton My kingdom for Jerry Syptak “Is not today enough? Hand Richard Teeple Annything for a Jennie L. Surdey Good nature is one of the richest gifts. a horse. Vivian Louise Tallman There are eyes that make you happy. National Honor Society; Dramatic Club quiet life.