Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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LAWRENCE ASHMORE fTronsferl Junlor 8- Sensor Play 3 4 BETTE BISHOP Cl'lOl'US 'I 2 Student Council l Office Staff 3 CHARL ES AXELL Servlce Squad 3 Basket- bal ARTHUR BOLITHO Baseball 'I Chorus 2 3 MARY LOU BARNES Bm 1234 GAA 'I2 3 4 Presudent 4 Student Council 'I Chorus Dn vers Troma ng 4 MARY BROMAN Chorus 'I 2 Offuce Staff 3 L ELA BENTON Yearbook Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Cheerleading 3 4 MARY BROWN Service Squad 2, Office Staff 4 I fi ' :. ' J II F 1 dlll: 'll ,I F' 'i 2: li l 5. f . r'

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PRESIDENT John Ferris VICE PRESIDENT Elyn Grace SECRETARY Dorothy Rlddell TREASURER Joy Garbtn COLORS Green and Whnte FLOWER Green Carnation 81644 eqaioaq Once upon a class there were some ninth graders They could have been called begmnmg crusaders ln the ftrst year of hugh school wnth Rnchard Wood to lead They started to plan maknng the money they d need lt held memones for them that they Il always hold dear As sophomores also they had good trmes together They held Snowflake Flurry a dance nn cold weather Sutch Hollday too and The Basketball Bounce Were dances these classmates were proud to announce lt helped them that year to keep thnngs nn full swung Betty Gourlay as presndent thus year led the way Tom Rutlla was chosen as the presldent new For the thnrd year whnch proved better than the fnrst two They chose thenr motto Many Hands Make Lnght Work Not one crusader hus duty would shark And the Barnyard Froluc was well recommended For something more dafferent from any yet to appear Superstutaous Swmg was held also thus year The Jumors stnll worktng for one speclal goal Could not be surpassed by one smgle soul But the best of thus year was thenr Varlety Show They called nt the Swan Club where talent dad glow At last came the year all had been wanting to see Semorutnes set an September 1953 John Ferns had led an the fmal lap ofthe race The student council presndent was now Ellus Grace The Sensors together stnll worked very hard Sellnng first pennants and of course Christmas cards For added enloyment they held the Bow Tue Ball Everyone came dressed wnth bow tue and all 'Meet Corlnss Archer was the best Sensor play Clarencevtlle students would see for many a day They sold gold class pans and at bake sales sold sweets The banquet was held where the Junuors dnd treat And then off for some fun on theur last trnp together Along come graduation They d be separated forever Startmg out tn the world no semor wnll shnrk'7 They all would remember Many Hands Millie Light WOYl1 ., ' 7 .. .. QC . I! l dx' I ' I I . . . I ' I I 0 ' I I I ' u n Il - , . 'I - n ru 5 I I ' . I . I . . I . .. . ,. , . Their J-Hop, 'Le Rendezvous, was well attended, - 1 Il . I Q I o ll Q . . . . . I . . .. .. . , . . . . . n . . . ' . . I - . . .. . , I . .. - I D D I I I I , . , . an

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C' Z5 Z' I .1 xx. alvflr In MARILYN BURKIN Bmd I 2 3 4 Yearbook Sa 4 GAA 'I234 SeniorPIay4 JOAN DOYLE Chorus I3 President 3 G A A I2 Office S1aff4 MARY CASHMAN Cheerleading 2 3 4 Captain 3 Journalism 2 34 QUIII 8. Scroll 3 4 G A A I2 Senior Play 4 ROSEMARY EDMUNDS Senior Play 4 Journalism 3 Chorus 'I 4 EUGENE CHILDRESS Fvofbcll I 2 3 4 Varsity 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 CYNTHIA ENSL EY Office Staff 4' Junior Play 3' Library 2,3,4' Yearbook Sfaff 41 Service Squad 2,3 NADINE CLIFFORD fTransferI Library 45 Senior Play 4 GERALDINE ESTEP Journalism 2,35 Quill 8. Scroll 3,45 President 41 G. A.A. 1,21 Chorus 1.2: Junior Play 32 Yearbook Co-Editor 41 Student Council 2