Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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OR st ARSITY CLUB .2' .1,'--'. X'q'2:afQ'Q The Varsity Cluh was first lorinetl in the xq : 19205 and later reorganized in 1949, lts purpose is to promote sportsmanship :intl to create school spirit inthe school. Boys ezirn- ' 5121 varsity li in football, husltethzlll, lunge- hall, tennis, antl track are eligihle for ineniher- V Y s np. A R S l T fs earning a letter in Ll inziiur sport or 'o letters in il minor Sport :ire eliggihle :is Ji ile inemher in the National Athletic Scliolgir- U ship Society ol Secondary Schools. :Xt the time this annual was going: to press the lollowing hoys were prospective inemhers: 1 ry Floyd, john Hulttiuist, Tom Veyzint. r,1il Cosgro, Rntly Nlziltlonzulo, .lziclt Klon- i'oy,,l:1mCS lVIontroy,loe l'.1rtipilo,:iiitl lfiltlie Revesz. TOP ROVV: Sponsor, lXfIr.C,1eorg.5e Ockstult, Secretary. Eugene lNlcNeilz1ge, Dun VVhite Clifford Ballheim. Sl COND ROVV: John Nfzirggitziri, .Nssistziiit-'lirezisiirer Bob Grimes joeliulko Mike Vwrga. THll D ROVU: Treasurer lhit tlutlge,l'rcsi- tltnt K erry Qclnnaucli N ice-l resitlent. Holi xenzititl. FRONT: Dain iizlrzn. QQMGMM, 53

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ATIUNA HO OK S Cll-L'l'Y ATIONA ,, HO OR SOCIETY Sponsor,Miss Blanche Elliott Thc Ecorse Chapter of the National Honor Som tlesires to attain the goals of the national organizai lt seeks stimulation for the students in the Ecorse l School to reconize those outstanding elements of charaf scholarship, leadership. anal service which are the contri ing factors for successful living. NllCllll3L'IS ol National Honor Society are electctl hy the faculty from the upper third ol the Senior and JL class. The proiects of the local chapter lor this year include the observance of a National Honor Society VX anil an Honor Asst-tnlvly to rcconize all Honor Roll stutlents. The officers for the year 1951-1952 are: Presi -lost-ph liulltoq Vice-l'resiilent,Alohn hlargzitangSecretarv-treasurer,l,illian Clomhos. V , 1 1 A I 7 ' The niemhcrs ol the local chf-pter are pictured lroin left to right: Nlarlenc bheslto, lnez Crane. Donalal XX lute, lovce Hollingsworth, Donald -lones. Allrenla Ilullman, ,lean Uanmron, xlohn hrlargitan. hliss Blanche hlllott, .lU5CPll ullto,lVlargaret Stein, llclene Layos, Ruhy Fortl, Ann Vultovich, and Lillian Goinhos.

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SE ICR HIGH BAN The Senior High Band which includes the marching band has a membership of sixty. Richard Smith is the drum major, and the majorettes are Nancy Fought, Barbara Luns- ford, Helen Serbin Sl-zender. Betty and hlilanne Slien- The marching football games and Ecorse - Romulus includethe Mernor- ment Mimi Pavlovich, and Milannc Ruano is in charge of uniforms, der is the band librarian. band performed at all four home made a trip to Romulus for the game. Other annual activites ial Day parade and Commence- The concert band presented at least three assembly concerts and two evening concerts to which the parents andpublic were ins rted 'if rf' h . V. I i Nlr. Herbert Saylor. Director