Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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The Teen-Age Club was organized in January, 1944. Since the group he- came so large it was necessary to form two clubs, one for the younger set--the Teenette Club, and one for the older set--the Hi-Teen Club. This was done in Sep- tember, 1949. Officers are elected annually, and a planning committee formulates the program for the year. These Clubs are sponsored by the Ecorse Department of Recreation which is under the direction of Mr. William XVeeber. TEE ETTE CLUl

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' .1 5: , The Camera Club is the organization responsible for the pictures in the annual. It operates out of a well equipped darkroom which is headquarters for the membership. The picture being all imporant, the members make as many of them as they have time CI ,l J B towork out. The purpose of the Library Science Club is to render library service to the school. The social highlight of the year is the Christmas party, when the members decorate the li- brary's Christmas tree. LIBR RY SCIENCE CLUB 59

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SPANISH-LATIN CLUB R DIO CLUB This group of students meets each day during the second period. Learning the fundamentals of radio is the overall objective, and this goal is achieved by each student making a crystal set and one tube set . Some of the more advanced students learn to make minor re- pairs on radios they bring from home. The Spanish-Latin Club of Ecorse High School is organized principally to increase the interest of the students in other languages besides English. We feel that a knowledge of how other people live. move, and think will help us in understanding them. L EYE AND E R 61 CLUB The Eye and Ear Club is a group of students who are interested in the organization , maintenance, and op- erational end of the equipment used in bringing recordings, as well as, pic- tures into the classroom.