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

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l l I 1 An enthusiastic group of students stands to sing and shout the school song during an important part of a Tractor football game, while awaiting the outcome of the play being made on the field. The cheering section plays a large part in determining whether a team will win or lose a contest. sssssswmwuu School problems were discussed at this student-teacher luncheon. Seated cloclmwise around the table are: Mr. Stuart Openlonder, superintendent of schools fat end head of the tablei, Alex Forge, January graduate, Dick Halleen, 'l2A, .lerry Werner, l'IA, Ray Mercier, 12A, Enzo Marzolo, 'l'lB, Sam Martino, 'l2A, Mr. Doman Ardis, principal, Mr. John Romanow, assistant principal, and 3l 'l 4 Am. Vickey Dimoff, 'l2B, Hall monitor Mary Morneweclz, 'I2A, checks the hall permits of l0As Sherron Schultz Ccenterj and Linda Shultz, as they go past her post at the main stairs carrying towels to the girls' gym.

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Sunlight bathes the proud tower in a sea of autumn wealth, sturdy limbs and faIl's final clinging leaves accent the maiesty of our handsome building. 7 Here it i O 'Q ,',f., .Z, 4 0 .. 'ww r ' ' X Us V F'C!a:f'1' -g'i , ,, . Soft sunlight seeps through the limbs to the soft cushion of sparkling, colorful leaves. Shadows creep over and cling to the proud building, hiding it from the harvest sun that is traveling west. Yes, autumn has come to Fcrdson.

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As any Biology student knows, organ material is necessary for the upkeep of pro- toplasm. Practicing this experiment in the school food parlor are 11B Joan Bruckner 'l2A Dolores Lambert, 10A Janet Mabozsey, 'ITA Pat Mulvihill, and 'I2B Lila Haddad its stud nt . . . lssdlllw-W A photographer for Time Magazine is in the process of capturing on film a part of Fordson's enthusiastic crowd. The action may go into a planned feature for the magazine. 3