Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Variety of Groups Are Beneficial to School 1970 proved a busy year for FHA girls. By selling stationery, they earned approximately 500 dollars, part of which was spent on their annual dance. Also on their calendar were: a regional meeting, attended by 75 girls, a Mother- Daughter Banquetg and the state convention at W.M.U. But most members agreed that their Christmas party for the retarded children was the best experi- ence of the entire year. While FHA prepared students for future family living, the office assistant program gave them training for prospective careers. They filed records, answered the phone and wrote passes. In spite of complaints about the grading system most students enjoyed their semesters in the attendance office. Service for the present, and preparation for the future occupied Honor Society this year. A record of 18 sophomores were chosen as prospective mem- bers, and helped the initiated members with various benefits and projects. Among them were the annual college board assembly and a collection of Christ- mas presents for Indian orphans. Masquerading as a clown, Margret Kaipio, takes time out to help the Homemaking class with the annual fashion show. 'P if Office Asst. Front row: P. Bell, C. Bornstein, A. Stone, D. Reed, E. Bitterman, D. Meadows, P. Gunders. Second row: A. Wilson, L. Golden, J. Baker, L. Krueger, J. Seal, B. Brodia, U. Richardson. Back row: K. Hoffmeyer, S. Vaquera, N. Armstrong, L. Betham, L. Dunn, R. Tomblin. iw -'sung-'

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Symphonic Band. Row one: L. Kopelman. P. Feder, L. Diamond. J. Kaplan. L. Brittman. K. Smith. A. Wechscler, G. Ryzinsky. D. LaVoie. L. Brownstein. S. Lesson. S. Case. S. Wilson. Row two: J. Apprahamian. L. McDwoell. P. Fill- inger. P. Campbell. S. Donnelly. T. Wheeler. L. Bass. L. Gladstone, B. Loren. D. Yates, L. Prisk. E. Wright. J. Hicks, J. Waterstone. K. Moody. R. Straussberger. D. Beerbohm. S. Gurian, M. Mellow, D. Millinoff. S. Pozniak. T. Bango. M. Berman. D. Redford. C. Lantto. B. Muir. M. Kuehn. T. Sydor. S. Ryzinsky. R. Mclntosh. B. Rippon. D. Turek. Row three: L. Sklar. M. Rifkin. L. Liebold. T. Taaffee. E. Grant, D. Yankee. B. Prisk, B. Wassman. B. Forman. Band Marched Seventy Drum Major Larry Diamond Four Majorettes. one drum major and seventy band members under the direction of Mr. John Neztek. traveled to Michigan State University lo- cated in East Lansing. There they participated in the after game activities that were viewed by thou- sands. 5 Y FA on December 17. ensemble festival. The The sixty member symphonic band began its concert 'season with the annual Christmas program Individual talents were recognized as several students took part in the district and state solo and festival took place during the months of February and March. The spring season was highlighted by a jour- J ney to the district and state band festival. and the ' . i annual spring concert in May. The band's last major appearance was at the graduation ceremonies in June.

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f J :fha l ber, Sandy Maki about future plans. Honor Society. Front row: J. Kaplan, P. Melow, V. Turner, S. Van Tassell, X. Iglesias, N. Zacks, J. Mills, V. Ton deau. Second row: L. Finn, S. Case, A. Weschler, K. Forsman, D. Zukin, D. Chinsky, J. Lapasinskas, L. Prisk, J Schwartz, K. Bailey. Third row: P. Hover, D. Fleming, L. Gladstone, S. Lessen, L. Bass, S. Kamins, N. Fink, R Turner, L. Diamond, A. Mutnick, S. Wilson. Fourth row: P. Hall, R. Weller, L. Golden, B. Simons, C. Bornstein. J Barrons, L. Kopelman, B. Muie,T. Toaffee, S. Maki, D. Nash. Fifth row: J. Hover, S. Posniak, B. Parshall, J. Crosky J. Blier, J. Hecker, W. High, J. Bass, M. Rifkin, K. McMachen, M. Kuehn. I F.H.A. Front row: C. Lewis, L. Golden, M. Kapio, D. Dickson, Mrs. Allen, K. Hoffmeyer, Mrs. Pew, D. Burger, K. Howe, T. Sherman, P. Abrahamian, D. Fleming. Second row: V. Turner, D. Simpson, L. Cogo, M. Canady, C. Fenn- ingdorf, L. Schmidt, C. McPhail, C. Wilson, D. Shepard, M. Madincea, J. Roberts, C. Besserman, L. Britman, L. Flack, S. Michael. Third row: L. Dunn, G. Rankin, D. Berry, C. Cook, D. Respacki, N. Pratt, K. Molter, K. Courtney, U D. Ridling, M. Kansik, A. Stone, S. Juranek. , Mrs. Bennett, advisor, talks to a N.H.S. mem-