Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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RX Kneeling left to rlght Marllyn Harkin Karen Russell Evelyn Wereb Mary Pudvan Carol Jaynes Joanne Vader Margaret Petsch Dorothy Riddell Standmg left to rught Roberta Barnes Barbara Schmudt Donna Hanaford Sharon Byrnes Joyce Paul Nancy Moore Mlss Betty Lou Myers Sharon Moreland Nancy Jenkins Carolyn Peace Mary Lou Barnes Maureen Darley Thus was started ln l949 when two gurls from each grade constituted the steering commlttee whlch formed the framework of the orgamzatlon There are now twenty five members Thus club was started by Mass Myers to gave the gurls a chance to partlclpate Ih Intramural sports G A A offers nnne sports, fuve of whuch are mayor sports whnch count 50 pomts, and four manor sports whuch count 25 points They are bowlmg, held hockey, archery, volley ball, table tenms, basketball, badmmton, tenms, and soft ball There are two annual banquets each year at whoch tame thelr lI1Ifl0flOl'l us held They are an January and May Off: cers President Sharon Moreland Vace Presudent Maureen Danly Secretary Nancy Moore Treasurer Karen Russel Sponsors Mass Myers 4 Mass Dewey

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.Zelda Glad r l Left to rlghtl Muss Rnchardson Betty McCloskey Roger Rapelle Sharon Moreland Barbara Schmldt Ellns Grace George Zedon In October seven members of the Debate Club under the sponsorshlp of Mass Mary Anne Rrchard- son attended a debate cllmc at the Umversrty of Mnchngan Early In the year debate teams were formed and practnce debates were held with Southfueld Farmnngton, and Redford Umon The negative team of varsuty debaters was Sharon Moreland and Ellls Grace Betty McCloskey and Joyce Tlmberlake were the affurmatnve team Junior debaters were Roger Rapelle, Barbara Schmudt, and George Zedan In November the WayneOakland Count League debate season began and ended an January wlth the last league debate being held at Clarencevulle followed by a dnnner ln the cafetena for all the debaters and coaches At the end of the season the league standrng of the negatlve team was one wan and three losses The affnrmatuve team had three wms and one loss Wnth thus recored Clarencevl Ile placed second In the league Sharon Moreland and Ellus Grace were chosen to represent the debaters at the reguonal debates held an February A plaque for excellence an debatnng was awarded to the school by the DETROIT FREE PRESS In Aprul the debaters attended a banquet and the champuonshnp debates at Ann Arbor T i . ' ' ' I I I . . . . . . . . Q . C C U . I U . I

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aMufy0ZaA FRONT ROW L to R Robert Soop, Robert Stlngle Nathan Farrar, Glen Reed Nelson Todd Gene Garbm, Ken Jacobson Jim Galloway MIDDLE ROW L to R Rlchard Godette Ed GI T 1 more om Rutlla Pat Killeen Duane Roy Richard Wood Mr lannl BACK ROW L to R Robert Grose Bob Snell Ruchard Robenault Larry Tucker Mel Koch Paul Vandenberg Jam Merlans Bell Myers The Varsity Club IS an orgamzatlon available to boys who have earned letters In sports It as sponsored Mr lanm, football and baseball coach The mam purpose of the club us to honor the athletes, promote athletlcs, and also to help fulfill the athletic equipment needs through various prolects This year they purchased basketball warm up lackets They also purchased a film of the Northvllle Clarencevllle football game ln Apnl the Varsity Club presented theur annual dance, The Semor Send Off Officers Presldent James Galloway Vlce Presndent Glenn Reed Secretary Robert Snell Treasurer Thomas Rutlla ' . I I I , . ' ' I I I I I I . . ' ' I I I I I , . . by . . . . . . . - I . . . . . ,, . Q . . . . . .