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

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.lust as a company is only as good as its leaders, a high school is only as good as its faculty. The faculty is the group which chaperones dances, ath- letic contests and other extra-curricular activities. They not only teach things written in text books but act as an advisory group. When a student has a prob- lem or a question many times his best friend will be his teacher A student learns only as much as his teacher desires to teach h1m It is the faculty which makes a high school scholastically accredlted and helps each student progress upward on the stairway to the future X I f l' . 4.nv4.1,.-o.s-diana: .n.s. FAC LTY I 7 l ,Xxx X ,f r-42. f 451' , Y' 4 im ,W 1 3 A 7fg5f1'if h ,f ' ' u,,. X f Jil' - - - ., . , 'ti nl' ' ' ,Qi X 1.3, , xx ,., l 1, f If: ' '- ' N f gsseavv ' .I ,I-1 A x - XX V - W J' .E Q t , it lifi, 'U . .- A ' . ' 1- 1' ,li X r gl ,xi ll- ,Q :Qc X .' ' Q ' A- N ll' ll is 'il l 'gqguewsvw K ' f fi -2-I it X X ' L ' 'ai 'r' .1 Nl YQ: i in X., X, Hi Qt. ' N X x x w , , i et -at yr 2: ,,....,....,...,c t . I a- .-at 1 1 S' -.-. if.: - H - r ..x. c- , R A W -X, U- . 4 xx, pe ' I, ,.' F4 N X '10, a'- . L- 'QQ Q-5 5 ' guy-11's X N 'C ' 5' C l' li: :L 'Z-' ? ' - ' - -' -I -1 I, .I Z: i x' an . O. er' H. ' .F ,i , . 'ii' lg.-if ' .' '-T ,-,gg-A X' f 1 , Qu M, .lx gut, .' 4 ' X N i 1.-.i 1. :- 1-, t wt I X I ,L 5, ' it l'Il-' l'3i . V 1' . 1 N ttf. i 1 , . r - t -- 1- r f -S--'M I' 1, pl I '. - ,' ' X ,' i - , A . , , . - -- ' 's H . X N , Q . 2 X V i ' '- lil' uf, . fu ' ,fi X ,.' lv ,' QL- , X - 4- X. ' s , - 'Writ X i .sq-bk X-A SQ X -433.-A A , . 1, I- y , 4 . ' 1 , , , w Q N X . taut . . , ' ,la 4 - X 1 4 -S Q X10 X is 1,-,Y , 'lf' Q ! r!-fgk : K f s x. wise XX N' N - --z f , - '- ,g-Q 1 es X., . - tw f -N fa ix i 5 1 XX , l - ' X S N - X X . V ' x ' i Q1.iQg+-Q-Q-fs , X X X h '. in-. wr.-A 1-sl f , 'S' A XX- '-,1 . tlx -iv-358 ' tx x:Q1.-ggrr -Y' ' A X K . 4 - pg, X 1 ref , X ca.. v x S' N f ? AX A h t 'ff s-X P, ....... X A 1'- -. N--4' r' X QXXB SEG,- , , XX X X

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FLEUR de LIS DEDICATED After devoting forty-four years of his life in the educational pro- fession Mr. Jesse Cripps counselor and business education instructor retired last semester. Mr. Cripps Fordson faculty mem- ber since 1938 was a business education instructor and later a counselor--a responsibility which he mastered skillfully during his last eighteen years at Fordson. Along with these duties, he taught night-school typing, sponsored many senior classes, was seen at almost all school dances, and was an ardent fan of all Fordson plays. Although Mr. Cripps will have much new time on his hands, he will keep himself fairly occuoied by fishing, travel- ing, land perhaps baby sitting or counseling for his seven grand- children. Because of Mr. Cripps' long and successful period of service to Fordson, the 1960 Fleur de Lis is dedicated to him. 6 T0 FORDSON'S MR. CRIPPS

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3 1 .5 3 PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANTS WORK BUSILY T0 KEEP FORDSUN RUNNING SMOOTHLY Putting his signature on some important papers for the coming year is Vlr. Dorman W. Ardis, principal. Nlr. :Xrdis has the important job of keeping l ordson's personnel pro- gram running smoothly. EY, ws 11 l R ff l. Contemplating some student records is 'lliss Elizabeth Ur. .Iohn P. Romanow busily works at his desk. Nlr. Rice, assistant principal. 'Nliss Bice has the timelconsum- Romanow's chief responsibility is being in charge of ing job of planning students, programs and is in charge student affairs and the Student Council. of keeping all the records of individual students in good order.