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

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?o1-eword Each year we collect more memories -the kind we wish to treasure for all time. The memories from this school ear are re- corded here and dedicated to all who have lived them. Who hasn't ever wished- that a cer- tain moment could last forever? This is impossible, so we do the next best thing- put it in our memories. In order that these moments may never grow dim, this year- book preserves them for us forever. Perhaps the best moments to be re- membered are those we shared. Your mem- ories might include the times we danced, laughed, sang, and Qin our -spare timel learned. But to nianalof us, the school year meant much more. e completed the year and were given the title graduate, senior, junior, or sophomere. Yes, we too had our fun, but we also had a little more mature understanding of the world we face. But regardless of what we remember best about this school year, we shall also rekindle many forgotten memories as we read and re-read this book. May our mem- ories be pleasant as -we recapture lost mo- ments-as we TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME. Let's live it over again. 3

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Board of Education members around the table from the left are: Alex Walker, trusteeg James Nunneley, treasurer: Samuel Malbin, presidentg W. L. Berlfhof, supt. of schoolsg Wayne Sharland, account- antg and Frank W. Kissell, secretary. 14 miniA tl-ation if jlaculty