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

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.e ,.le.,, x 1 , , 9' ., , x Q.. 1- MF? fl. fame? ygfif- . . ' -L'-'Q' aw it -dv Junior College group 1rst Row KENNETH KASRER. SHIRLEY CROSSMAN, JESSIE CREIGHTON, NORMA CHnLos, HARRY MARTIN. Second 1 AM ZAZIAN ROBERT SHIELDS, WILBUP PAUL, BORIS KRUCHEN, DONALD TABENSKE, DONALD WATSON. Th1rd WILLARO OARWOOD, ANTHONY KAZANOWSKI, JOHN SKOWRON, BERNARD NOZEWSKI, ROBERT HARMS, HANMED ADRAY FORDSON JUNIOR COLLEGE In September, 1Q3S, Fordson Junzor College opened 1ts doors wlth an enrollment of one hundred and three students. The present graduatlng class 15 the f1rst ln :ts hzstory. In the two brzef years of zts exzstence the notable progress has been made 1n all llnes of endeavor, Enrollment has nearly doubled and the number and varzety of classes has also doubled. Library and laboratory faczl1t1es have been greatly :nv creased. The Junzor College has been admrtted to membersh1p zn the State Assoc1ate of Junzor Colleges and has been granted assoczate membershzp zn the Amerzcan Assoc1at1on of Junzor Colleges. Its athletzc and debathzng teams are 1n compet1t1on wlth other jun- 1or college teams. Several students have transferred to colleges throughout the state and all are dozng commendable work. The terminal fzelds have wltnessed a steady growth, and thezr enrollment comprzses about forty percent of the total at present. A Civilian Pilot Trarning group has been organ1zed thts year and the fzrst tenstu- dents wtll complete their tra1n1ng thzs summer All ln all the Fordson Junior College has made an auspicious start and as its ser- vzces to the young people of the czty are rell1zed, it will occupy a poszrlon of In! creasing zmportance.