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

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JUNIOR COLLEGE F1rst row: ANNE DARSON, RUTH ROSE, ELSIE ERKFITZ, MARJORIE FEIN, MILDRED HELVESTON, LEONA SHANDRO, VIVIAN MATHESON. Second row: LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, BOD SHIELDS, THOMAS MCCORMICK, EDWIN, FILIPCZAK, QICHARD FERRELL, TED YAGNISCZAK, HARRY TODESCHJNI, QICHARD WATSON, ThIrd row: QERALD FITCH, WILLARD GARWOOD, JOHN BOYLE,HAMMED ADRAY, OORIS KRUCHEN, DONALD TABENSKE, KENNETH CASPER, HARRY MARTIN. Fourth row: Standzng: JOHN MCORE, EUGENE FORFA, GARY MICALACEAN, CHARLES REGGIATORE, MICKEY ELLOIT, IRENE NORI. JUNIOR COLLEGE F1rst row: GENEvIEvE BEIN, DOLOPES SPANBERGER, DOLLY MAE SHIRLEY, LUCY, ARZOIAN, ANN MERNA, GLORIA ALLEN, OLGA PECHAR. Second row: MARLYN SEABUPY, EBELYN DOBSON, NETA QLSEN, VIRGINIA MEASURE, PAUL GEIR, JEAN CHEVALIER, MARGARET PREEMAN, GERALDINE STABENOW. Th1rd row: ANN SPEIRS, VIRGINIA COLATTA, MARY CHUNGO, ROSE NOVACHEF, MARY TRICK, JERRY MALZAHN, GEORGE DONALDSON, FRED D'NEILL. Fourth row:THEADORE CRAMRTON, ROBERT HYRKAS, ALMA DALMER, HELENE WALKER, DON PERRY, HENRY DEMARR, HAROLD HAGG, SAMUEL CARBIN. Fzfth row: Standzng: JOHN JANICA, JOHN DUDECK, LOIS BETTERIDGE, CLIFFORD SMITH, ED CZEKAJ, ANNA MARIE HARRISON, LEONARD DICKINSON, JEAN MITCHELL, JOHN KUZARA.

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i59ESQiSV fQ5f5f?l gk f xi'5f- 4 gi. N i , . 1' X NW'wfk ' .Q V9 Rxvkkgggfu THONA' pAMlME WITHEP5Pf Z Camera Klub f 5 A o ee .JN ' STANLFY VRANK WOJTOWICZ FORDSON JUNIOR COLLEGE The Fordson Junzor College, conszst1ng of the 13th and 14th grades, was obened for the f1rst tzme in Sebtember, IQQ8, following action of the Fordson Board of Educatlon after aobroval of such act1on had been shown by the electors of the Fordson School District ln the prevzous annual school electzon. Zhe graduatlng class of this June ts the second group of young oeofle to comblete the work zn this unat of the Fordson School System. The Fordson Jun1or College, from zts beg1nn1ng, has trzed to be more to the communzty than the older type of junior college. It has never had for :ts sole burbose the tralnzng of students for trans- fer to higher znstztutlons, although thzs tyte of tra1n1ng 1S offered to all that feel they want zt and wwll bfOf1t from tt. Many of the college trograms are of a termznal nature in that they are comtlete zn themselves, gxvzng the student the beneflt of two addztzonal years of tralnzng zn the buszness, zndustrzal, technrcal, artlstic, and cultural fields. Educators, bus1ness men, and 1ndustr1al1sts have been pleased wzth the broducts of these termznal courses, for wlth two years of be- yond hwgh school traznzng the junzor college graduate can offer hzs embloyer an educational background deczdedly subertor to that of the hzgh school graduate. . As a traznlng ground for future college work the junzor col- lege as a great money saver. Here two years of regular college work may be taken while the student contlnues to llve at home. Wzthout a large expenditure he has a stlendzd ottortunzty to fznd out in which lines he as most likely to succeed. The Fordson Junzor College has shown a steady growth from the time of its foundzng and as the years bass lt w1ll surely become a v1tal agency in the educatlonal, cultural, commerczal and 1ndustr1al activzties of the communwty.

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JUNIOR COLLEGE Fzrst row: MARY ALICE MAYS, FRANK SULLIVAN, ELIZABETH BOODAKIAN, FRANCES TETER, CNALIE HIVETTE, MARY LANDA, PAUL ANDERSON. Second row: JACK MURRAY, JOHN BRADY, CARL CHAKMAKIAN, ROBERT MAINS, GEORGE OS- IPOEE, JAMES SPAULDING, FEROL HENDPICKSON, DOROTHY KAROLY. Th1rd row: WILLIAM ALLSOPP, MORRIS MOORE, HARVEY SPILUS, JOE THOMAS, GRAHAM PORTER, ALBERT LANDA, LYNN SMITH, FRANK QUIROZ. Fourth row: Standzng: JAMES DALTON, TOM MCKENNA, EUGENE SCHLAACK, WARREN DOUGHTY JUNIOR COLLEGE Fzrst row: PHYLIS CHMARA, JEAN LOWTHER, BETTY SHUMAN, BARBARA CRIPPS, DOLLY PESH, ANNE KELLENBEBGER, YVONNE MCLEOD. Second row: EARL HOGUE, ELLWYN TABENSKE, WILLIAM SINATRA, STANLEY WOGTOWICZ, ALBERT ANDREWS, TOM WITHERSPOON, KURT GERSTENDERGER. ELIZABETH MOSKALEK. Thzrd row: GEORGE MASKENY, JACK MUTCH, MERTON LINCOLN, CHARLES WATSON, RICHARD LYMAN, ROBERT PETERSON, CURTIS MOORE, AL SNIDER. Fourth row: StandIng: HAROLD CLEASZEWSKI, CORNELL SIMON, RUDLOPH LULEK.