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

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Projection Crew Runs All Noon Hour Movies PROJ ECTION CREW Operating many expensive and complicated machines is the duty of the MCHS Projection Crew. The crew usually consists of eight boys who are interested in lighting techniques and projection e- quipment. They are trained to operate spot lights, run the movie projector, slide projector, and other technical equipment in the projection booth of the MCHS auditorium. Some of these boys are on duty whenever any of this equipment is used for a program in the audi- torium. They work on MCHS plays, concerts, the annual operetta, and community performances. One of the special duties of the Stage Crew is to show the noon hour movies. They operate the regular projector and have learned how to use the lens adaptor so that Cinemascope movies can be shown. MEMBERS Robert Fettue Don Kollmorgan Henry Miller Dennis Naughton Ronald Sy Mr. Vernon Johnson Sponsor Henry Miller, Projection Crew spotlight specialist, finds it neces- sary to move one of the portable spotlights from the booth to a vantage point at the rail of the balcony. Noon hour movie operators Ron Sy and Bil Tiner don't mind being cooped up in that little booth. They have a window through which they can watch the movie and head phones so that they don't miss a single word.

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...A-'Q-Q ,..,...-.-3--- Dave Fenton looks like a professional stage hand. He almost is, for he is one of the Stage Crew who operate all of the equip- ment backstage in the auditorium. uv ' Stage Crew Backs Up AlIM.C. . .Productions STAGE CREW The Stage Crew exists primarily for the purpose of serving the school and community. It is an organizational group of boys who are dependable, honest, and trustworthy and who are thoroughly trained in stage craft. The boys render their services for all programs held in the MC H S auditorium. Between stage productions the boys are re- sponsible for the condition of the stage equipment. One of their duties is to wash the paint off the scenery flats so that they can be used for another production. Each year Stage Crew members participate in the back stage work for the Aquabelle show. They manage the show's lighting and sound effects. MEMBERS W-1 -'nl 'fi' a S' 5 George Stevenson Stage Manager Don Batkins Ron Cheifer Art Fairman David Fenton Dennis Rehder Jerry Sulflow Mr. Hunter Judd Sponsor When muscle is called for, the Stage Crew has it. Dennis Rehder, Dave Fenton, Jerry Sulflow and Donald Batkins begin ta unpile the platform risers to be used by the band in its annual Spring Concert.

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HI-Y The Hi-Y, affiliated with the YMCA, strives to promote better understanding in the home, school, and community. Membership is open to any boy who wishes to participate in the club's activities. Meetings are held every other week before school or in the evening. Often speakers address the club on current topics and various vocations. During the Lenten season the Hi-Y ioins forces with other school organizations to conduct morning services in the First Presbyterian Church of Mount Clemens. In the spring the Hi-Y cooperates with the other boys' clubs to present the annual formal dance the Spring Swing. Hi-Y Fosters ReIigion's Place In Daily Living MEMBERS Bill Kreifeldt President Gary Vander Haagen Vice-President Ben Dozier Secretary Doug Jones Treasurer Willie Cribbs Chaplain Dean Carpenter Ron Cheifer Ron Clarke Charles DeGrove Tom Essig Earl Farr Larry 'Festian Bernard Girson Christopher Kortz Dick Kreinbring Herb Moore Don Ryser Jim Wheeler Mr. Donald Adams Just before Christmas all members of the Hi-Y were detailed to promote the sale of flying 5Po so saucers, a children's toy. Chris Kortz, Earl Farr and Bill Kreifeldt put a couple on display. We heard they demonstrated too. ,Si its Tom Oakey, Willie Cribbs and Mike Edelstein represented the Hi-Y at the annual Brother- hood Dinner co-sponsored each year by Catholic, Jewish and Masonic men's organizations. This year the dinner was held in the Masonic dining room.