Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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Ecorse Chapter of The National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization designed to create greater enthusiasm for scholarship, to inspire a desire to render service, to promote leadership and to develop character. The local chapter is composed of students who are elected by members of the faculty of the Ecorse High School. Eligible candidates include representative numbers from the l2A, 1213, and 11A group, all of whom have shown out- Qfalldlnil qualities in scholarship, service, leadership and character. Left to Right : A. Balogh, G. Hegeman, E. Gevercer, D. Richards, B. Thomas, M. Westerdale, Nliss B. Elliott, D. Buckner, G. Fowler, F. Boyer, D. Pavlovich, B. Corns, C. Berger, and R. Bell. - - af.-, - rr in - ...LQSNQL b AY! be 0 ii Corse V tame th51lif ' u ni amd EQorS9lLf mol Onored t S L .Hlgh 0 . i2......,......,.,,,,Affrwjflssembl K x, P0nsored sse S 4 If kter by th ufleut B Accfillts W.e'35f2215f?:fzz5f Ears: :'::5f5aS?5o5hif5:a of 12 re ' Fetedf Quiet I ?U1'D0s il I oc Ye is e initial' ?SS8d eb0f the assembl thena the left hand c , TS qqef 50- 3 .V Cay-01 Be Y. Dfon gf th Other of - - a1eS .embe yxorwf - w of the EC Peer 'MD um' . e Stage Sm - ' to fsday ugh X 0 hav .S of UIOSA to the ' e great .. flt. Envoy ed in mst TV-ll candle mgh 6 achieved - th right was explorer. -01 Me A seven ' Nw claw essive Ecofife ' - Q1 by Garmin their e names of th 3 chart Hstin ' Med an ents YQ-ire an. impr Xa Hx the Ster honor 8'ap1ace oz-ed at the e students h 8' 006 hun X SW? fi l'l'm' gee he. um- Beveilff lfwelv roll. One Da ' . assembly on' . SCDOO txt at 3 QU- Setv udltiix QYB xg ' -- e Student Vid RlCha ' High ,Les of med in We l Ot Schoox a noted w Westerda if goal In s who ,I of the cha rds, vice-pr - cemfica don bel day alzsmfi X Those h0 Maurice , A gfaauai' 'emed W.t-Tune ohtll of ceremo Pfer. acted as esrdent C0nV0ca t Tyres h agserpx S and .y yeaYS 1 12B A b 1h certift The , Dies for t .master xorium :line mlrdggcir-se Thsggers Ointgxa Rienagfveicef' sggogfhn Daviilghe siigg2SP1'0graxn hiagccasion. This W ed by me HOQGY gf'-'Q YP classy A Emi! e 6 Mmow' ,add -, Hiott, Spb lon of Miss B1 undef SPOHSOY National i hoI10'5mg.i4a mgaent, an eman an ve ress for the I tion- nsor Of the or angle of The amos? 0. 3 B 8-.fills stu eu Hag wdemg, . ,lfed by Jame Th 1 gamza, for mango maintaxrmxbiecgs Qgnxe Gaiglgh, QA s RAM ,dem oi I Jlijcorse Higlflnumbiraccompanist for Aotxlf- , an an 5 -nov af' ' Ba .-.Q PROC' ,. OYESX ,A the as 8 91-na l-Clelln.. S was Mrs nf-, lhe V0Cal

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its ,f The Art Club Senior High Art students are given an opportunity to View commercial art and to see some of the Work of the masters. This is done by visits to museums, institutions, and to commercial art companies. Art projects are an annual event. Camera Club Bottom Row: D. Helbig. G. Helbig, C .Westerdale, M. Vasquez, D. Duf- field, L. Johnson. Row 2: R. Armstrong, R. Max, C. Maida, .G. Ross, J. Steffes, T. Dele- george. Row 3: B. Paschal, J. Ford, R. Spino sl. Ellington, R. jones. Row 4: M. Isaacson, A. Farkas, L. Barber, Mr. Lantzsch. 1 Bottom Row: T. Rinaldi, A. Balogh M. Isaacson, B. Wilson, Miss lylar grett Milner, Sponsor. Row 2: J.Reiriz, D.Pusino, C.Ber ger, D. Ronders, B. McKeith C. Motley. Row 3: C. Brassell, L. Cox, M. Bal com, E. Henderson, W. Edmonds L. Bryant. Smile, Now watch the birdie! and the Camera Club has the makings of a good picture for the annual. To join, just sign up for a class or work on the annual stuff. There is always lots of Work, either public relations or school photographic problems.