boys state champions 1928 Girls' soccer Class B state champions 1989 Boys' golf Class A state champions 1956 Class A state champions 1963 Boys' rugby WDHS Student Video WDHS Video is a video program fully run by students at Dearborn High School. The program was founded by Russ Gibb in 1981. Since 1999, it is the only program in the state of Michigan where students produce a feature-length film every school year. Students annually premiere the films at the Michael A. Guido Theater in Dearborn. In May 2014, the program won three student production awards from the Michigan Emmy Awards. Demographics Dearborn High School's students mainly live in the oldest neighborhoods of Dearborn. Fordson High students perceive Dearborn High as being more affluent than Fordson. , according to Rashid Ghazi, the producer and director of Fordson: Faith, Fasting, Football, about 30–35% of the students at Dearborn High were Arabs. In 1990, the administration gave out a survey, developed by a journalism teacher and his students, to other students, asking about prejudices held against Arab Americans. Arleen Sorkin and Paul Slansky, authors of My Bad: The Apology Anthology, reported that the survey "created among students tensions that hadn't previously existed". Principal Ann Superko issued an apology after receiving criticism from leaders of the Arab American community as well as students and parents of that ethnic background. Notable alumni Jack Cassini, former MLB player (Pittsburgh Pirates) Bob Goodenow, executive director of the NHLPA Swift Lathers, publisher and poet, founder of the newspaper The Mears Newz Nancy Milford, published author and biographer George Peppard, actor, star of film Breakfast at Tiffany's and TV series Banacek and The A-Team Tom Price, Georgia Congressman, United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Russ Reader, professional NFL football player T. R. Reid, Tokyo bureau chief and London bureau chief for the Washington Post; author of The Healing of America, The United States of Europe, Confucius Lives Next Door, The Chip, Ski Japan! and others Mike Rucinski, professional NHL ice hockey player Soony Saad, professional MLS soccer player (2010–2011 NCAA soccer freshman of the year) Joseph M. Martin, Four Star General (United States), Currently Serving as Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army Tommy Guajardo, Current Football Player at Bowling Green State University Ali Saad, Current Football Player at Bowling Green State University References External links Dearborn High School Webpage Public high schools in Michigan