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

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Taft Abed Football; Baseball p Albert Agosti Rose Albas Com |' Henry L. Alverson Irjtl in Chester Amann Boys' Glee Club n. Margaret Aretz Com Jack Artman ln£. Robert J. Artz Colled Pauline Aukkalnis Constance Baar Patricia A. Baas Shirlee Jane Baer Coi Comr Corrfifr € i ir« lola Bailey Com Daniel Baja ColltdP, Baseball; Football; Tower Tribune, Sports Ed'- ' Gladys Baker Collegr, G. A. A.; Nurses Club, secretary David E. Ball I» 1 i»e Delores M. Barr National Honor Society; Service Club Jean Barrett Rollande Barrette Jennie Battaglia Service Club Cotr n Pan Pax, Vice-pr ir nc Cow ( Abas Bazzy Collein Hi-Y (Blue Chapter), Vice-president; Fleur |e Sports Editor; Tower Tribune ( Marilyn Beadle Co« | Service Squad S Clyde Bennett •- ( Robert Andrew Benyi Coll« jj German Club; Swimming; Orchestra ® Carl Bergstrom Corr Student Council; Hi-Y (Blue Chapter) Winona Berkebile C°H» G. A. A., Award Winner; Prayer Club. Prei' Betty Berlin G. A. A. Marianne Bero Service Squad Coir., rti ' S

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JUNE CLASS ■ft to Right: Rials, president; Hager, vice-president; Vender Weele,treasurer; Blanchard, director; Bunse, director; Sabaugh, director; Dixon, secretary. There was a shuffling of feel, a muf+ering of voices, an unexpected laugh; above them all floated music from the bandstand. This was THE night, for this was the prom, being held in the Fountain Ballroom of the Masonic Temple. Some of the couples talked fluently. A few danced in silence—their thoughts perhaps on the friendly relationships developed during their high school years. Their clubs, offices, dances, football and basketball games, even the crowded bus in the morning, now would become memories. The grand march was on, being led by the class officers, with their dates. They beamed with pride, knowing their plans for the class' activities had been successful. Out of the heated discussions in classrooms, where students' ideas varied, and later from a senior assembly, the first meeting of its kind ever to be held at Fordson, came definite plans, slowly turning into reality. Spearheading the way were entirely remodeled rings and announcements. A Date With Judy became the successful senior play. Another first for this class was the commencement program, presented entirely by faculty and students. The grand march ended. Leaders, followers; one cause, one goal; advancement for all. I age Seventeen

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