Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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, Future Nurses' C Bottom Row: J. Reiriz, D. Rc C. Berger. Row 2: J. Gordy, J. Bobo, L. Ir J. Nelson, M. Eason, F. Maso Row 3: W. Ford, A. Serb P. Courtney, P. Belew, G. l B. Baker, G. Brucker. Row 4: Mrs. C. Doelker, B. H , , .,.,,. ,, J. Trosin, R. Chiparo. If you have an interest in nursing, this organization will surely stimulate more enthusiasm. Trips to hospitals and laboratories are on th ' f d . A eligible for membership. e agen a ny girl in Senior High School is Latin Club . , .. f . l r J r Membership is derived through the Latin class. Its purpose is to pro- mote increased knowl- edgein the contributions of the Roman Empire to the Modern VVorld. Bottom Row: J. Bobo, J. Nelson, A. Farkas, M. Salas, L. Barber, J. Damron, E. Hamlin, C. Walker B. Garth, J. Deal T. McFadden. Row - 2: J. Gordy, L. Ingram, M. Eason, P. Brown, A. Fech, A. Duncan, R. Pietrangelo, G. Fowler L. Talley, E. Carter, B. Adams, K. Gates, R. Cook. Row - 3: L. Dunson, D. Clinkseales. J. Hoff, S. Green, T. Mitchell, E. Smart, L. Hawkins, E. Morelli J. Davis, T. Eason, D. Humphrey, N. hiitea, Mr. G. Santoro. Row - 4 L. Horner, B. Norton, F. Maida, W. Thomas, W. Fortner, J. Danovich, C. Hileman, P Courtney,R. Chiparo, D. Duffield, D. Gebhardt. Row - S B. Bartok, J. Devine, VV. Nunn, E. Hughes, A. Balogh, A. Rinaldi, G. Floyd, M. Skender A. Serbin, D. Ronders, C. Berger, P. Belew, C. Lewis. s Y

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Bird Club Bottom Row: C. Berger, A. Balogzh, D. Richards, H. Matoras, Nliss H. jessman. Row 2: D. Ronders, T. Rinaldi, K. Mehrhof. Cv. Brucker, C. Hileman, M. Skender. Row 3: P. Schneider, G. Ghist, P. Courtney, R. Chiparo, H. Gaydos, A. Fech. Row 4: A. Morelli, B. Lowry, J. Reiriz, l'. Belew, M. Bercheny. To maintain a broader view of bird life and to learn the habits of these lovable creatures are the chief aims of the Bird Club. During the fall season the club takes various field trips to speculate the flight of many birds and to note the unusual species. This club offsets its expenses by the sales of ice cream during noon and after school. Biology Club Bottom Row: D. Ronders, Sec., D. Duffield, Treas., H. Matoras, Vice- pres., K. Mehrhof, Treas., G. i Brucker, Pres., Miss H.Jessman, Row 2: T. Rinaldi, J. Granaas, B. Moore, P. Berkey, M. Burkhardt, C. Hileman, M. Skender. Row 3: B. Crain, G. Ghist, K. Rose, P. Courtney, R. Chiparo, A. Balogh, C. Berger. 7 Row 4: P Belew, M. Bercheny. This club was developed to keep an interest in Biology and nature study long after Biology is taken from a student's curriculum. The club is open to all Biology students. The expenses of the field trips are paid from the sales of confectionary at noon and after school.

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Library Science Club Bottom Row: P. Courtney, C. Wam- elen, S. Cheek, E. Contreias, Miss L. Rizzo. Row 2: S. Easley, D. Humphrey. Looking for a book? Chances are you'Il be asking one of the members. These people render a distinct service to the school and students. Membership is by application and teacher recommendation. Spanish Club M .twin ' Bottom Row: J Horn, V. Morris, E. Hughes, M. C. Hamlin, D. Richards, F. Brant, Williams, M. Norman. Buenas dias Senores y Senoritas! The Spanish Club hopes to interest its students in the Span- ish culture. If you're planning a trip South of the Border, consult Mr. Santoro for this year's intinerary of the club's activities. D. Duffield, M. Row 2: T. White, C. McCuien, A. Branham, B. Crain, R. Max, F. Sanfilippo, W. Gyuran, R. Powell, C. Motley, B. Warren, E. Hamlin, A. Scott. ROWS: ljames, L.Boyd, R.Gaudy, R. Taylor, W. Nunn, B.LOWry, H. Gaydos, M.Burl-ihardt, C. Hileman. Row 4: D. Lee, L. Ruano, T. Rinaldi, T. Judge, N. Ballheim, R. Scott, M. Skender, J. Reiriz, D. Stone, R. Singer. ROWS: J.Stanton, H. Banks, J. Wise, D. VVoods, L. Banks, E. Skinner, E. Pietrangelo, K. Nlehrhof, R. Laughman, Mr. G. Santoro. l X PP s 3 F 5 lf ! 5 5 I 3 -.