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

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Student Government Creates Understanding l The student council revision committee of Larry Winstanley, Bill Weller, Jack Consiglio, Carole Hunrlt, Agusta Opper and Mrs. Persson meet around the conference table. Bottom row: llcft to rightil R. Hill. G. Dil'oali, Rl. Uurzyk. L. Hostetler, B. XVood, J. Brush, L. Spehzir, N. lisCl'lClllJl.ll'Q, Syrja and B. Kolznak. Second row: S. Mittlestadt, L. Rohinc, 5- Millvf. l'. XViggins :incl S. Bovenschcn. C. lYright, C. Hunclt, A. Lottrcl. C. Hininon, Third row: Mr. l'li'vc11. sponsor, nl, Bggirqk, STUDENT COUNCIL To create the highest degree of co- operation between the student body and the administration and to have an active voice in the activities of the school government. This is the purpose of the IVICHS Student Council. Every member has contributed and done his part to help the council accomplish its purpose. The Student Council is made up of your elected officers and one representa- tive from each social studies class and freshman English class. The president, Larry Winstanley, who was elected by the student body, led the group efficiently. He was aided by the other student-elected officers: Vice-president, Bill Weber: sec- retary, julie Ann Brush: and Treasurer, Gary Scar. Meeting every other week, the council has done a great deal during the year. The biggest money making project was the magazine sales which they sponsored. The goal, set at S7000 for this event wasn't quite met but almost everyone did his share. Money from the sales has gone toward the cinemascope screen and adapter, coin machines and bookkeeping machine for the accounting office, and S5500 for the Mirror. Also, this money has purchased a new movie camera for school activities and athletic events. ll. Kirkwood, ,-X. Lawrence, F. Casanova ,l. Scantlirito, QI. DcFrancis, XV. Biggs, Gregory and A. Johnson. F 0 u r t h r o w -I. Rohcrts, C. XVcisner. R. Millar. G. Br a il. Schlnt-ntz, R. Copeland, T. XYitkowski. M Malhin. XY. XYeher and J. Olsen.

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Chronology show which they presented on May, l, 2, and 3. The show, was, as usual, very good, and showed the results of hard work on the part of the Acquabelles. . . . Wednesday, the 7th, found the band busy with the Band Festival, and on Friday, the 9th, the senior class sponsored a casual - dress dance .... Thursday, May l5, was a rather sad day around lVl.C.H.S. as the Y-Teens said Farewell to their senior members, and Monday, lVlay 26, saw M.C.H.S. saying thanks to the athletes with a Sports Banquet. JUNE . . . June was given over almost entirely to seniors. There were two exceptions to this with the National Honor Society assembly and reception on Tuesday, june 3, and the Honors Awards Assembly on Tuesday, June I0 .... Tuesday, the l3th saw the seniors taking Final exams, and Saturday of that week was the junior- senior prom .... With the next week came the end of the road for the class of '58, Sunday, june I5-Baccalaureate, Tuesday. the l7th-Class Night, and Finally on Thursday-Commencement. . . . We said goodby to the class of '58, moved up a grade, and then went home to rest up for '58-'59. 1.-0 . u M,,.,-- Qftwenii TV K M79 lgop 5 nd l'llS .M .,t, --f-I .XKlY2lllt'k'll lll'1ll-flllg sluclcnts llill Lurlom' mul lim' lx-lil pa'v1v:i1't- :1 nun' inst-rt lor thc Using' sign. mitrli-ui' zlelvci- . . - . ' . lntly Bennett SCIIIUI. -llvllk-HH H UU lTJl7D3 -if N f g 1' ' ll- t 'ne if thc 19:8 semoi . -, ' , , , . ' hum IH 'H' LMI Kimi ' Nu L H-grrlyr-5 ht-r diploma from Mr. llerltliof. supirin mum ' tcnclcnl ul' scliools.

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If . . W ' ' 1 M 5 A ,NN 1 Between Administration And Student Body Ralph Czarnecki and Doris Bcverlcin move thc The Student Council clean-up day wasn't all work magazine sale thermometer up and up toward the 35.5115 IJICUIFC Of BOUUIC Jolly and NHUCY HCUYY goal, Wlll attest. Bottom row: Qlcft to rightl Mrs. Persson, M. Wheeler, G. Trabue, S. Starkey, C. Berkhof adviser, P. Gillctt, R. Riojas. G. Mass, j. Blasic, and M. Farber. Third row: NV. Rastiquc, H. M. Rooney, C. Fox, B. Tyveln, J. Drummoncl Zurawski, G. Scar, W. Albee, S. Lcvine, I.. and G. Bock. Second row: J. Edwards, C. Winstunley, B. Ellis and R. Czarnccki. Kncllcnmeistcr, VI. lfscll. 0. Burk, M. jones, S5