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

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A BIT OF KNOWLEDGE . . . the product of student, curriculum and faculty working together. the student Ceager to learnlz taking notes in class cramming for final exams staying up until two to complete a term paper smiling as he understands a difficult problem the curriculum Ksomething for everybodyls the moth classes filled up more advanced courses for the gifted student vocational training for the iob-bound student many courses . . . a challenge to some, a grind to others the teacher feager to give of his knowledgel: devising questions for the final exam sponsoring a student activity counseling a bewildered freshman lecturing to uncomprehending faces . . and smiling as he recognizes a spark of understanding on one Student, curriculum and faculty . . . the binding force which holds together the many tiny pieces of one's high school mosaic.

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Mr. Cleo Cleven Assistant Principal Administrators Act As Binding Force For School ADMINISTRATORS The administrators hold the school together. They offer help and guidance to any of us who seek their aid. A student with a problem knows he is welcome in the principaI's office, assistant princi- pal's office or the counseling office. Mr. Harold E. Jones, principal, is the man responsible for having all of the materials and classes available in the right place at the right time. Mr. Cleo E. Cleven, assistant pincipal and Student Council spon- sor, is charged with the responsi- bility of all student personnel prob- lems. These include parking permits, discipline, attendance, lost and found, hall monitors and books. ID cards are issued from his office as well. Even summer offers Mr. Cleven no relief, for he is also the director of summer classes. Miss Ruth Westover Mr. Charles Stephenson Counselor C0UnS9l0f Mr. Charles Nemeth Mr- Emu' Buckholz Counselor Health and Athletics Director lf a student has any question as to what subiects to take, the college to select and make application for, a schedule change or a maior test to take, he sees one of the counselors. Miss Ruth Westover, director of counseling, is especially charged with scholarship applications. Mr. Charles Nemeth and Mr. Charles Stephenson are always available for the regular services offered by the counseling office and they are willing to take the time to discuss a personal problem with any student. The athletic program of all Mount Clemens public schools is under the able direction of Mr. Ernest Buckholz. His is the iob of dovetailing all school athletic events, of being sure that the proper equipment is available for each sport. It is also his responsibility to see that grade school and junior high school sports are programmed so that M.C.H.S. has top athletes on all varsity teams. 9