Mount Clemens High School - Yearbook (Mount Clemens, MI)

Page 32 text:

Tom Coulon assisted by Mrs. Lucile Stewart Our large enrollment necessitates a long wait in line for students who sign up for study hall. . . . and Ao 1t 6egan ENROLLMENT Back to school-- first to enroll then Cho-humj to classes. Back to the business of being divided into groups, filling out forms, deciding what subjects fwho's the teacherj to take and WHEN IS LUNCH! Next, to be accepted into each class before Mr. Cleven closes it. At last, the end is in sight. Fill out these four cards fboth sides, pleasej and go to room 10. Say cheese. Click! And the pic- ture for I. D. card and the yearbook has been taken. That's all! Come back monday. enrolls in his English class 'llhe -B's and C's fill out their enrollment cards before signing up for their lndlvidual classes. 28

Page 31 text:

Our carefully planned and well attended dances are typical of the many student sponsored activities which are indicative of M.C.H. S. school spirit. Student life H is 27

Page 33 text:

The students rise as the band traditionally plays the National Anthem at the opening of a football game. wifi! fl'ddiU0hA, ALUMNI NIGHT Coffee and roses for the Alumni marked our annual Alumni Night. Half-time honors bestowed on football greats of yesteryear were climaxed by the crowning as Football King of Mr. Walter Fenton, oldest ex-football player present. Mrs. Hazel Persson, director of student activitiesg John Allison, stu- dent Alumni Night chairmang and Connie Painter, student council pres- ident, took part in the ceremonies. John Pingle, M.C.H.S. alumnus and former Michigan State All-Amer- it-an presented the Football King with a scroll. A dance in the M.C.H.S. gym followed the football game. A scroll . certifying his selection as oldest alumni football player . resent is awarded to Mid game tension mounts as players and coaches take gtlalter Fenton by stock of the situation. John Pingle 29