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

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Office Trainees Become Proficient 0n The Job OFFICE TRAINING CLUB s To foster an interest in office occupations and training is the purpose of the Office Training Club. Students who participate in the Cooperative Training Program or are in the eleventh or twelfth grades may belong to this organization. Club members attend school in the morning and hold an office iob in the afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Gerkey, the club sponsor, records the various student iobs on slide film. These slides are placed in a file for future reference and are sometimes shown at club meetings which are held once a month. Various club experiencees contribute in making good business men and women for the future. The highlight of the school year is the Employer- Employee Banquet. This occasion, which takes place in May, gives the students an opportunity to enter- tain their employers. Office Training Club members hold part-time iobs in downtown Mount Clemens businesses. Here, Yvonne Stacy and Janet Beck Q'58J, chat with their boss at the Savings Bank. Barbara Wood answers the telephone inquiry of a customer as Kathleen Scherrer checks her spelling in a business letter as a part of their work. Both girls are employed in the office of the S. S. Kresge Co. under the co-operative education program. MEMBERS Sandie Ford Wilma Blevins President Beverly Brenniman Florence Ernst Geraldine Burk Vice-President Ellen Darlene Durst Evelyn Cotter Secretary Linda Crutchfield Barbara Wood Anastacia De LaCruz Tfeewfef Shirley Dow Joanne Anderson Judy Ernst Judy Beltz Mary Ann Golda Carol Blaisdell Arleen Harder Janet Harvey Sharon Hunger Kathleen Jones Donna Kirkum Sharon Klockow Sandy Musser Gloria Kukuk Marlene Nieman Henry Parkinson Joyce Plavlianich Barbara Rataiczak Elaine Sahrow Kathleen Scherrer Christine Shuder Martha Smith Yvonne Stacey Dianne Thomas Lynne Wedhorn Carol Wissner Mrs. Evelyn Gerkey Sponsor

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31-w All work and no play . . . is not the motto of Curt McDowell and Delores Haynack, Retailing club members, as they enioy a club party. 'Qu Retailing Club Learns Ways Of Merchandising RETAILING CLUB The Retailing Club is composed of a small group of students who are interested in selling and sales- manship. Club members put their knowledge of retailing to practical use when they work in the School Store. They are responsible for ordering supplies and doing the store's bookkeeping. Each student must work in the store for two weeks. The Book Store is open from 8:l0 to 8:30 each morning and from 3:30 to 3:45 in the afternoon for student convenience. Most of the members are included in the Co- operative Training Program. The students obtain retailing work outside the school. They are allowed to work not less than 'l5 hours or not more than 28 hours. When both school and working hours are combined they should not exceed 48 hours a week. MEMBERS Audrey Wright President Lucille Maynard Secretary Curtis McDowell Treasurer Connie Dixon Gary Ellis Denise Each Delphine Grucz Leroy Helzer Kathy Maxson Ronald O'Dell Beatrice Peroni Lorraine Rachow Delia Rendon Mable Wright Mary Ellen Wright hrs. Mrs. Madeline Branham Sponsor ln order to be prepared for any eventuality of employment Mabel Wright and Audrey Wright are learning the rudiments ot advertising layout in their retailing class. Sample ads are prepared with picture cutouts and alphabet stencils.

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MEMBERS Joan Allen Bob Altman Roberta Barnes Bonnie Bell Joanne Berglund Gail Bock Riene Boll Jerry Bovenschen Mona Brandenburg Harriet Bridges Sally Bridges Carolyn Burgan Margie Brunke Geraldine Burk Hal Carroll Valerie Carroll Bonnie Chaitman Pat Cole Barbara Dariing Jim DeFrancis Susan Dixon Diane Donaldson Claudia Fick Nancy Folkman Constance Forton Claudia Fox Connie Gantt Olivia Gantt Sammye Gilley Vic Gregory Mary Hansen Judie Hill Carole Hinmon Lenore 'Howard Veronika Ingraltia Carole Jones Elizabeth Jobse Kathleen Kohn Bill Kreifeldt A Faye Krueger Judy Larlee Elizabeth Lauri William Lockwood Lynda Markle Gretchen Meitzner Patricia Moncrief Barbara Moore Louisei Muendelein Sharom Murrel Nancy Normington Robert O'Dell Mary Ellen Petitpren Mary Alice Harrison Jackie Simpson Susan Starkey Judy Steeh Gordon Sutherland Carole Thomas H Phyllis Weber Q, Sally Weissingertx Bather Boosters Cheer Sports Teams To Victory HBH OUT Doug Sutherland and Jim DeFrances are putting up the long drawers and the sign to go with them in preparation for the Port Huron Basketball game. Apparently it helped for we won the game in the last seconds of ploy. BATHER BOOSTERS Bathers! Bathers! was iust one of the rousing cries of the spirited Bother Boosters. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Frank Dennis, the Boosters got off to an early start. They organized their club at the beginning of the football season and turned out in full force to cheer the MCHS eleven. Eighty-five strong, the Bather Boosters formed the foundation of school spirit that was displayed throughout the '58-'59 sport season. Members of the club decorated the football field for the Little Brown Jug game with Port Huron and participated in the Halloween pep assembly prior to the football game with the Shamrocks of East Detroit. During the basketball season the Bather Boosters were re- sponsible for the clever posters displayed at the games and the check- room they ran for the patrons. The Boosters have pushed school spirit and morale to an all time high. BIG REDS Ginnie Weissinger Sharon White Margo Rooney Gloria Ross Suzanne Roy Don Ryser Sue Williams Claudette Wilsey Anne Wright Ruchel Yellin Margaret Zook Michael Edelstein Michele Tunk Margo Pringnitz Maureen Quinn Lynda Scher 114 Nancy Schmidt Florence Schwalm Mary Schwalm Sue Sheridan Marlene Smith Beverly Spicer Mr. Frank Dennis Sponsor