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

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 - ■ J - J I J -f Delma Ruth Thomas Edward Torakow sweet attractive kind of grace.” • The mirror of all courtesy.” Girl Reserves: G. A. A. Violet J. Trotter This girl doubtless sees and knows more than she unfolds.” James Tryand Ina Marie Urban Think all you speak, hut speak not “Modesty is the candle for merit.” all you think.” National Honor Society; Band; Debat- ing Adeline Urbiscio Ever shall you welcome be because of your personality. Glee Club; National Honor Society; Echo Staff Victoria Usten Geneva Irene Van Arsdel A maiden never bold in spirit.” Capacity for joy.” Ellamae Van Dett Her silence gives consent.” Andy Ventro Helena Kwit Wadowski A true friend when you need one.” “Three years of play, mixed with a Tower Tribune; Future Craftsman little work.” Evalee Walsh Shining tresses of jet.” Kathryn Jane Ward Betty Weaver She dances her way through life.” A gentle maid who steals your heart away.” Girl Reserves; G. A. A. Rita Marie Welch She has a smile that would knock the blues out of any day.” Lucille M. White Betty Jean Whitman She was so generally civil that no- I’ll find a way or make one.” body thanked her for it.” Leonard J. Wittersheim Nothing hinders him or daunts him.” Jean Yanovich “When a woman hath two irons in the fire, beware!” Diamond G. Zaphiriou Why worry about my size; Napoleon was a little man too.” Monica Josephine Zavisa The mildest manners with the brav- est mind.” Edward Zebrowski A man who strives can conquer all.” Geraldine Zielinski Kindness is wisdom.” Helen L. Zimmie Happy-go-lucky.” f f

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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.

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Wesley Karl Zink Georfe Paul Zubek I live on the sunny side of the street.” “I’m from Missouri.” Glee Club; Dramatic Club Eva Donna Zyla ‘‘A maiden bold of spirit.”