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

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Let There Be Light, Color And Motion PROJECTION CREW With the purchase of a new Cinemascope screen and lens adaptor, the projection Crew's duties were doubled. Besides their usual duties of spot lighting for IVICHS plays, operetta, and concerts, and for community performances on the MCHS stage, the Projection Crew took on the duties of showing such Cinemascope hits ,lim Carrucci mans a spotlight on the edge of the balcony. ilrti Qfnwiu twtwiffbf r r as The King and l and 'The Day The Earth Stood Still for the noon-hour entertainment. V J One of the most often called upon duties of the projection crew is the operation of the three spot lights. Here, Henry Miller operates a spot for a civic concert in our auditorium. Bottom row: Cleft to rightj Mr. Johnson, W. Graves and R. Sy. Second row: R. Fettue sponsor, J. Carrucci, J. Naughton, H. Miller, R. XVorswick, D. Casier and D. Kollinorgnn. 80

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Stage Crew Serves School St Community STAGE CREW lt is hard to imagine what would happen to performances on the MCHS stage if it weren't for the Stage Crew. This group of boys, under the direction of Mr. Hunter Judd, is certainly one of the most important and hardworking in the school. Any boy who has been a Stage Monitor for one semester and who is interested in learning about lighting and prop management is eligible to join the Stage Crew. George Stevenson, stage crew, talks to the spotlight operator via the backstage telephone. Tom Fisher, stage crew, waits patiently until just the right moment to lower the side curtain on the M.C.H.S,, stage. Bottom Row: Cleft to rightj Mr. Judd, sponsor, and T. Fisher. Top row: G. Sulflow, J. Lozen, D. Fenton, D. Rehder, W. Kielman, J. O'Kelly R. Dittmar, G. Stevenson and M. junke. RR

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This Year, They Had A Roman Banquet Cordell Jeffrey, Joan Allen, and Margo Friedeberg enjoy the pretense of a Roman Banquet. Bottom row: Cleft to rightj Mrs. Penzien sponsor, D. Henderson, C. Fox, M. Su.lHow Schmidt, S. Roy, S. Starkey, J. Kaufman Friedeberg and S. Miller. Second row . Bridges, B. Klusendorf, M. Wheeler . Levine, J. Allen, C. Berkhof, D. Donaldson naman Machowski, M. Harrison, and J. Edwardsl LATIN CLUB SB was a big year for the Latin Club of lVl.C.l'l.S. because of the biennial Roman Banquet. The banquet, which was held in March, featured Roman food and a slave dance, and the members dressed in togas made of sheets. Earlier in the year, the informal and formal iniations were held along with an in- formal picnic. New club mem- bers were required to know the state and club mottos in Latin, and they also had to perform several stunts During the year, with the help of the club sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Penzien, the mem- bers learned about the history of old Rome and about Roman myths. During the course of the year, there was a Christmas party of Saturnalia celebration. Carols were sung in Latin and Latin puzzles served as enter- tainment, and the members exchanged gifts. Third row: F. Schwalm, B. Moore, M. Pringnitz M. Jones, C. Forton, J. Steeh, F. Davis S. Neisch, J. Huhns and D. Rathe. Fourth row G. Winstanley, J. Nicholson, C. Jeffery B. Girson, V. Gregory, J. Alger, J. DeFrancis J. Madigan, G. Sutherland and J. Buday. 1 1