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

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Mrs. Gertrude Bos, librarian, who obviously enioys her work, looks over one of the many catalogue files kept in the library to aid students in finding and selecting material. Librar Our library is one area in if We tried, We couldn't miss i undergo 'library orientation., regular schedule of book rep1 terials available only in the f with the usual books, magazg ever, ours has special touche: else could one find a school f logs provide a bright backg days? Lounge furniture, type to read, type, talk-or just d ,X i 'N 'l IOA Gordon Walter, 12B Pat Heinrich, 11A Virginia Zitny, and l'IA Karen Petoskey seek the help of Mr. Charles Held, iibrarian, as he shows them a reference book they were looking for. 24 Added to the pleasant iob of being a librarian, Mrs. Elinor Boker talks to the 1OBs during the orientation sessions held every semester for members of English 3 and 3A classes.

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, , ther Events L ,v 'Q 3,3 Mr. Milo Seabert, father of Margo Seabert, 'l1B, has donated his 1926 Fordson tractor to be the omcial symbol. Much time was spent in search of such a tractor earlier this year. Mr. Seabert's younger daughter, Edith, wanders what's happening. Miss Elizabeth Bice, assistant principal, seems to be enioying 'l2B .lim Kwasney's joke, at a luncheon for school administrators and student leaders. Ray Polidori, 'l2B, seems to be concentrating on what he is eating. Jeanne Lucas, IIA, is receiving more food from Marlene Reinke, 'l2A. 23 l .. iq 'wi W., NL. .., Q 5 I b N- -Q

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Maybelle Tait, 'l2A, checks the' date in the library book being returned by Brad ling known to everybody. Even only few days in the IOB, we 3 next tln'ee years, we follow 21 panel discussions based on ma- livery liln'zn'y eotnes equipped lplllets, and clippings. How- nake it only FOI'ClSOI'1,S. YVhere itll 21 lmeztutilul lireplaee whose fin' studying on certain winter and conference rooms allow us Keller, IIA. Maybelle is fulfilling one of her many duties as a library assistant Mr. Charles Held, librarian, and Carmine Aquino, IOA, collect study hall cards from Carol Ann Bilsky, 'l'lBg Jim Jory, January graduate, Pat Milne, 'I'lA, Larry Stroud, 128, Louis Tellish, IIA, and Virgil Davis, 12B. Judy Lundgren, 1'IA, and Jean Bolthouse, 128, work at library duties, as Mrs. Elinor Baker, librar- ian, aids 12A Barbara Kapanaske in looking for reference material.