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

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No one has used the stadium since last september. It was necessary, at the beginning of the football season, to close it until the proper repairs could be made. Many important tennis tournaments have been played on these courts to determine school champions. Gym students also profit by the courts, as they develop skill. it buildings and ground . . . Teachers probably appreciate the parking lot more than anyone else at Fardson. lt saves them the time of locating a parking space on a side street. Driver education cars are also parked here, while they are not being used by the classes. Occasionally, with a permit students may use the lot. 5

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Mr. John Beauchamp, commercial instructor, watches his students, Jean Keeran, HA: Peggy O'Rielly, 'l2Ap Elaine Dawson, 'l2Bp Rosemarie Strenkowski, IIA, Leona Morse, 'l2Ap and Karen Spurgeon, 'l2A, type a test. rc' Biology lab tests puzzle students trying to solve them. Alex Longridge, Ronald Nel- inggr, Susan Nail, 10As, and Sylvia Nagi, IIA, study specimens. The back row.con- sisting of Janet Dougherty, Diane Drown, James Henry, and Charlotte Kroguleclu, all l0As, study their problems. John Bartus, 125, Nick Palise and Tom Sterva, both January graduates, don't know what to expect as they watch Don Dimcheff, 'I2A, and Milt Nolff, Jan- uary graduate, pull a vacuum tube apart.