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

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M.C. Letter Winners Prove Their Versatilit Q George Brda and George Dubbs, MC Club initiates polish the big boot held by member MEMBERS David Mial President John Buckholz Vice-President Bob Eaton Secretary Henry Parkinson Treasurer Charles Baarck John Baarck Tom Bailey Dean Carpenter Mike Childers .lack Consiglio George Dubbs Bryan Ellis Fred Gerds Selma Harrington Keith Wendt Herbert Johnson Roy Lueth Bob Nicholson Harvey Pearl Dave Sheridan David Wright Mr. Ernest Buck holz John Buckholz. That boot will really have a shine after all new members have had their 5P0 50' chance with brush, polish and buffer. M C CLUB Varsity letter winners are eligible for member- ship in the MC Club. This club promotes athletics and good sportsmanship and the members give their assistance at athletic contests. Meetings consist of an informal business dis- cussion concerning proiects and plans and then the boys retire to the gym to participate in a sports activity. Each year the club presents the MC basketball game. Club members dress in ridiculous outfits and form two basketball teams which amuse the student body. The money from this project is contributed to the MC Club Scholarship fund. Annually, the club presents one of its members this scholarship award. The winner is determined on points allowed for scholastic and athletic achieve- ment. The club also awards a trophy to one outstand- ing senior player in each sport. The recipients are chosen from a vote of coaches and teammates. In the spring, members join with the other boys' clubs of MCHS to give the Spring Swing. Dove Sheridan and Dean Carpenter point out the MC club's rules governing letter sweaters. Numerals on the right sleeve, service stripes and stars on left and emblem above the pocket.

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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

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-as-..., -img, -nie ,NM Sallie Eaton and Carol Hicks are admiring some very beautiful woven mats which are on display at the Old World Fair in Detroit. Sallie is holding some books she purchased. t Substituting milk and cookies for wine and snails seems to be a very enioyable change for these members of the French Club as they take a break in one of their regular club business meetings. French Club Members Sample French Culture FRENCH CLUB Parlez vous francais? The members of the French Club speak the foreign language very well. Interested students who are taking, or have taken, French are invited to ioin the French Club. Business meetings are held every third Friday of the month and the members also plan many recreational get-togethers. At Christmas time a special yuletide meeting was held. The members sang Christmas carols in French, wrote original Christmas stories in French, and served seasonal refreshments. At other meetings enjoyable games are con- ducted in French in order to help the members learn new French words and phrases. Also, during the year the club members participate in several potluck dinners. Everyone is responsible for bringing their favorite French dish. The year is highlighted by two interesting field trips. Members travel to the International Building in Detroit for the Old World Fair. Various countries are represented by exhibits and displays. A dinner at the Pontchartrain climaxes the year's activities. MEMBERS Diane Eyth President Carol Hicks Secretary Judy Larlee Treasurer Ruth Arbuckle Donna DeKeyser Susan Dixon Sally Eaton David Eckman Walter Eckman Kay Gregory Geraldine Kelchner Judy Skarritt Ted Smith Harriet Russell Virginia Weissinger Anne Wright Robert Yax Miss Alice Stromquist Sponsor