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

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BRYAN ELLlS GARY VANDERHAAGEN Class President Class Vice-President Student Council 2, M.C. Club Science Club 2-3-4, Band 3-4, 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Base- Orchestra 3-4, l ll'Y 4, Nat- boll 2-3-4 ional Honor Society 3-4 GLORIA MAAS MARGARET KPEGGYJ CLARK Class Secretary Class Treasurer Y-Teens 2-3-4, Youth Forum Service Club 4, 0lKlGl10mG 4, 2-4, Foreign Correspondence Y-TGBUS 3-4, Carousel 3, Club 2, G.A.A. 2-3, Cheer- Cl10lf 3-4 leader 4, Gym Leader 4, Stu- dent Council 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4 At Long Last We Became Seniors CLASS OF I959 Our last year at M.C.H.S.! It seemed so long in coming and of such short, short duration! We started the year off with the proper salu- tation- an after-game dance. The number of people present proved it to be a success. How does my hair look? ls my tie straight? were heard frequently during picture-taking time. When our pictures finally arrived, we spent hours admiring and exchanging them. Sabrina Fair engaged our attentions for a long time. If we wern't actually acting in the play, we were selling tickets, helping with publicity, props or backstage. ln April, we sponsored a full evening dance. Our senior banquet, held at Hillcrest, will long be remembered by us all. We had a fabulous time. The Prom, a much awaited affair, really came upon us before we were ready. The iuniors did a marvelous iob in making our evening unforgettable. Commencement week came at last. Baccalaure- ate services were solemn, Class Night was hilarious, and Graduation was bittersweet. Tears were shed and smiles burst forth when that precious diploma was handed to each of us. This was the climax of four years of M.C.H.S. i. 'ww MR. EMERY ALBEE MISS IRENE KLEIN Co-Sponsor Co-Sponsor MARY AHRENS JOANNE ANDERSON Usher Club 3-4, Gym Leader Y-Teens 4, Office Training 3, Monitor 3 Club 4, Service Club 4

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We Decorated The Stage For Commencement Sharon Winkler David Witulski Roger Wolf Wade Wood Bessie Worthem Audrey Wright Mable Wright Robert Yox Phillip Yerty Sondra Yde Carolyn Yoe John Young Jo Ann Youngski Marlene Zavitz Frances Weber Gordon Weber Phyllis Weber Connie Weisner Laverne Willis Joseph Wilson Patricia Wilson Vernon Wilson A, oe f 9 D0 - Q, 5 vm- 5' Chris Kepus buys his ticket for Parlor Story from Carol Valen- tine. Judy Kaufmann anxiously awaits for her chance at a choice at good seats. ,M ,K i ww 'D 'seat kc28f 'r4f.'f :sv ALA :.HMc'N!s . Y, Nts mi' is f f - va' Y ff' ' v 3 1 , 'Q I .. A ,I ,.,,. V if yi fi S . Gill Ilhl - if W f it g .. ' , ' 'lp II . ' o ' 3 Q ff A e J tl if I .3-G? . was Ak Q it . 2:51 ' 'e ' ef V ' rf' 5 of .ff ' . t in M . A i 34 4 2 ..-fp. f l Q ,Q .Wg E2 I - . Ai Q, X- f is H M if - 11' Juniors Ken Kunkel and Dwight Logie heave a potted palm from the greenhouse in preparation for planting it on the stage for graduation. l l 5 l 4 3 13. E nl

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Our Officers Faced A Myriad Of Duties LAWRENCE ANDRIGHETTI RUTH ARBUCKLE Y-Teens 4, Student Council 4, French Club 4, Science Club 4, Masque 81 Wig 4 ALLEN ARNOTT ANN APPLEFORD Mirror Staff 3, Gym Leader 3, Masque 81 Wig 2, Choir 4, Sabrina Fair 4 GORDON AREGO Football 3-4, Monitor 3 CHARLES BAARCK Football I-2-3-4, Baseball 3, Track 2, Class Vice-Pres. 2, M.C. Club 3-4, Basketball 4, Rehearsal for Death 3, Nat- ional Honor Society 3-4, Stu- dent Council 4 J ' RONALD BAHORSKI Choir 4 JILL BALL Y-Teens 3, Masque 8. Wig 3 PATRICIA BARKOOT Y-Teens 2-3-4, Art Service Club 3-4 RICHARD BALDWIN Service Club 2, Football 3-4 Golf 3 ALBERT BANDLOW ROBERT BEARDSLEE Baseball 3-4