These are the graduation photos of Class of 1954 Dearborn High School who are now but memories.

List updated as of 12 August 2009

June Graduates

Earl Anderson

amicable

Ronald Angel

nice to know

Dick Bahls

competent

James Bankston

nice to know

Calvin Behling

extremely likable

Geraldine Blanzy

deeds, not words

Beverley Boomber

agreeable

Wendell Boyer

his only fault, bashfulness

Bruce Bradley

man of few words

Helen Breitmayer

talented cellist

David Brown

strictly a motorcyclist

Francis Buckel

patient and punctual

Frank Butler

man with an ideal

Bob Campbell

happiest while joking

Elizabeth Jean Chay

appreciates a good joke

Robert Clark

friendly

Martin Conway

reserved

Jim Corbett

lives and loves life

Peggy Craig

sophistication plus

Alan Culpepper

blushes the deepest red

Ed Dalton

pleasing personality

Marsha Debaske

cordial

Jacquelyn Decoursey

pleasing personality

Ann Doerr

still waters run deep

Dan Drake

unforgettable

Sharon Edwards

sedate

Charles Ellington

distinguished

Robert Flaishans

good man to know

Arthur Gaudi

intellectual

Gregg Grahn

cordial

Ronald Grogitzsky

amiable

Kenneth Gunn

swell guy to know

Kenneth Gust

terrific

Harold Hannaford

on the tranquil side

Ed Holmes

friendly fellow

David Huff

good-natured

No Record

in Yearbook

Carol Jane Hutchings

a teasing time

Tom Jeffire

artistically ingenious

Andrew Jewell

extremely friendly

Jerry Johnston

Tom Kelsey

happy and carefree

Karlie Kessey

tapping toes

Ralph J King

mirthful

Betty Ann Lavarini

pleasant

Victor Lind

the quiet man

Nancy Link

persistent

Tom Major

quiet

Carrie Maslar

beautiful brown eyes

Don McNutt

where there's smoke there's fire

Dave Moore

patient

Elaine Nowka

enthusiastic

Jerry Oswald

loads of fun

Donald Peters

agreeable

Joe Peterson

never known to blush

No photo

in yearbook

Jacob Pfeiffer

good-natured

George Pluhar

a joking joe

Jessie Puggini

dark eyes

Mary Ann Riesser

pleasant personality

Ray Rosati

friendly

Pete Salisbury

witty and wise

James Sampson

nice to know

Roger Sautter

quiet

Norman Shank

a man among men

Jon Shoemaker

politeness without end

Leo Neal Skelly

friendly

Bill Smith

music minded

Dora Smith

nice to know

LaMoyne Smith

a genuine friend

Nancy Smudski

a dancing gal

Edward Spooner

appreciates women

Janet Stabenau

on the quiet side

 

Hanna Lee Stacey

vivacious personality

Virginia Stalter

capitalizes on congeniality

Doug Starkweather

conscientious

Sallie Stinson

sincere

Daryl Stone

quiet, at times

No photo in yearbook

Trudy Taylor

an earnest worker

Patrick Therian

for the glory of the school

Marvin Vint

silent

Bernard Voigt

nice to know

Mary Lou Weaver

friendly smile

Sally Lou Weston

a cordial hello

Mary Ellen Weyer

seen but seldom heard

Robert White

man with the ten pins

Lancaster Woods

a motorcycle man

William Woods

talkative

 Don Woshlo

self-contained

January Graduates

No photo

in yearbook

Bob Balint

man of muscle

Leora Blow

fun and fancy free

Nan Booterbaugh

a ready smile

Bob Bowling

he laughed at life

Robert Chesseman

happy-go-lucky fellow

JoAnn Duncan

she is quiet, but beware

No record

in yearbook

Elaine Farkas

beauty seen is never lost

Phyllis Fogarty

a cheerful fiend

DeLoyd Gunn

Richard Hartig

prince of wit and wisdom

Ray Hutchens

mark the perfect man

Martha Kerr

ambition makes the way

No record

in yearbook

Marilyn Lange

fair and true

Peter Liacake

Peter MacDonald

a happy fellow

John Pebley

a man of silent mood

Josephine Robinson

may she never change

Edward Schlinski

let me revel in batteries and wires

Dick Schwagle

a sharp dresser

Lee Slimmon

the best 'be-bopper'
Bill Wurn

silence is golden