Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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. 'ji Thespians. Clockwise around throne: D. Zukin, C. Nicholson, R. Hartman, M. Nivison, D. Kilian Mr. Gregory, sponsor. On Stairs: C. Thompson D. Nash, R. Kovalchik, L. France, D. Thirey, P. Water, B. Ouellette, C. Shoop, P. Feder, G. Shiff- man, M. Reed, G. Bernt. 1 a Drama Group Goes to Midland ll Faux Q L s Q P' L u, W,-,4 1 a v .c Theatre means Thespians and theatre made itself felt at C.H.S. this year. A steady series of Thespian-sponsored trips to see plays in the area was climaxed when the club went to Mid- land for the over-night state conference of their newly inter- nationalized society. At home, they kept busy in the cast and crew of our own play, talent show, and '70 musical, Bye Bye Birdie. WICH continued to dominate the air waves at CHS in 1970. New voices and techniques were added to all broadcasts as club membership grew. With the elimination of homeroom. WICH morning newscasts moved to a new time, at the end of first hour. Passing music returned in November, by student re- quest. And Clarencevilles students, sponsored by the club, made several appearances on professional radio stations such as WJR and WWJ.

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Catalina Club Stages Common Scents Common Scents opened and closed to unanimous applause last year in the high school swimming pool. The two shows, presented on May 15 and 16 were a success that was well-earned by more than two months of industrious rehearsal. Planned, prepared, and presented by the Catalina Swim Club, the program featured a vari- ety of acts, from splashy comedy to the exquisite grace of water ballet. Special lighting effects enhanced the un- earthly beauty of the production. The Catalina Swim Club 4 f li ,, Phyllis Fedder selects a V ,V I I ,V .3 1 perfume, in a narration A l 'wifg 'i,,'u 'k'5 w' interlude that led into f , .,, .. um 4, -4V' -fr, '4' . V its anotheract I lllll1 'lM i ' YI, 'Q-nfl! l 5 J 8 il 'f 1' 4-9 tai I IZ' .ag ' QT? fl 'stimu- F 5 A . ' . 1 1 i 5 Q U f Sue Di Biasse and Pam Campbell ready for their Indian act.