Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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vi' ,M ,Mauve .ll Seated fleft to rlghtj Elyn Grace Muss Norma Cooke Patrncna Stortn Melvm Koch Standung left to Ylghfy Gerald LeBlanc Sharon Byrnes Judy Wang James Gibb Shsrley Denocour Judnth Gardner Sharon Vandenberg Roberta Barnes Donna Del Favero The students of the gournallsm class under thenr advnsor, Mlss Norma Cooke, had extensnve experuence this year by contrnbutlng to the FARMINGTON ENTERPRISE the LIVONIAN, the LIVONIA TOWNSHIP NEWS and theur own school paper, the KAMPUS KRIER Edutors ofthe paper thus year are as follows Edutor un Chuef Patncua Stortl Assnstant Editor Elyn Grace Feature Editor Joyce Timberlake News Edutor Judith Wing Sports Editor Melvm Koch Art Editor- Shirley Denocour

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mlfcuulgmall VII T? Seated Ueft to rlghtj Yvonne Jaco scretary Miss Norma Cooke sponsor Geraldine Estep president Standing fleft to right, Gloria Schuhmacher Melvin Koch Patricia Starts The H C L Jackson chapter of Quill and Scroll, national honor society in lournalism, was organized in Clarencevnlle in May, 1952 The nationwide organization was formed for the purpose of instilling in students the ideal of scholarship in the profession by promoting better lournalism The requirements are 'I They must be of a least lunior standing 2. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election 3 They must have done superior work in some phase of iournalistic endeavor 4. They must be recommended by the advisor 5. They must be approved by the executive secretary Their advisor is Miss Norma Cooke. Officers: President: Geraldine Estep Secretary: Yvonne Jaco

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Slfmfenif Gouncif E 'q Flrst Row Wmnlfred Lawrason, Evelyn Wereb Sharon Moreland, Ellis Grace, Karen Russell, Bruce Morene, Kenneth Jacobson Second Row Don Mitchell Enid Gllpln, Marlon Darley, Betty Lou Roberts, Beverly Malaskl Katherine Barnes, Glen Kelly, Layford Wllson, Dan Vargo Barry Forsyth, Beverly Tucker, Joan Setterbo, Cynthia Beerbohn, Douglas Vogt Your Student Councrl, nn whnch members you elected represented your class, has been extremely actnve thus year of 1953 l954 Let us look back over some of nts actnvntnes and recall to your memory lust what ut has trned to do for you and your school To start the ball offncnally rollung, an electron was held for the purpose of llllung the vacancy of Student Councll Presrdent Thus was done by havnng all students who regnstered vote for their favorlte candndate In the final returns the new presadent was found to be Ellrs Grace, who presaded over the Student Councnl for the remamder ofthe school year Council members selected other offncers to complete the executnve board They were Vlce Presrdent, Sharon More land, Secretary, Karen Russell, Treasurer Layford Wrlson Two new offrces were added thus year as follows Recorder, Bruce Morene and Reporter Kenneth Jacobson All members of Student Councnl were required to marntarn grades of C or hrgher both m sublects and cutnzenshrp Flve commercral assemblaes were presented to students by the organization It also lolned other local clvlc orgamza YIONS In 'he J C Kennedy Memorral Fund Druve to rar se funds to erect a plaque nn thus teacher s name rn the scaence laboratory whrch was dedrcated to hum It partnclpated actnvely an the Wayne Oakland County League by attendmg Ledgue meetmgs, exchangmg students with other schools, and presentmg a League Talent Show an conlunctnon wrth talented students of the other schools These were lust the hrgh spots of your Student Councnl's actuvntnes It was indeed a hard worlung orgamzatlon V L A V 4 , W' f C7 lv ,NE . ' 'r' M ' fl ll T e A, t ' I , ' A we x , - - t- . . , U LA I I - , : 1 a I . . 1 o : , I . . . . . I . I , Sandra Cropiot. , , I . I . . : I . . . .