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

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APRIVILEEE.. 0 Familiar sights after the sale of War Stamps and Bonds every Wed- nesday morning are fupper riglitj Mr. Wade Smith counting some of that stuff called money . . . while his able assistants Dianne Vaughn fupper Ieflj. Jean Mains flower riglztj and Nella Serreehia flower leftj stack nickels, dimes and quarters. 9 Congratulations to the boys in Mr. Murrill VVoolf0rd's homeroom . . . for being the first group to be 100 per cent on the purchase of War Bondsf ' To open assemblies . . .stud- ents give the Oath of Allegi- ance tothe flag and sing The Star Spangled Banner.

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X55-'Pk' A T il, r 3 0 Disabled planes have been brought to the aero shop for the boys of that department to work on . . . and eventually put back into working order . . . fUpper leftj Equipped with spray gun . . . Eugene Sikorsky refinishes a part of the tail . . . IUpper rightj Bob Kramer and Don Mayville repair wooden ribs . . . fBottomj One of the planes used by stu- dents is in the background . . . while in the foreground the two young men are re-covering a control surface. 0 Home Nurs g classes prov practical, practicable ex erience for all girl ho elect . . The cl ses are divided into groups . . . a ' ls ta turns being patients and nurses . . .I urse Dorothy Ostland feeds her patient . . . Betty Simpson . . . a well-planned diet on an impromptu bed side table that the class improvised . . . IBottomj Dorothy Nad- roska helps Thora Taylor drink a glass of Water . . . while Rosalind Pereira feeds Mur- riel Scrutton. FIELDS Ui