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

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D Di U 'D -fu sw R E ,N U U Hs A CHALLENGE . . . to become a leader - learning to assume responsibility working well with superiors and assistants to become a part of the school - fulfilling difficult membership requirements running for office focusing energies on a single activity to accomplish a purpose - planning a course of action organizing materials and ideas beforehand finishing the proiect The activity program - many faceted - challenging each student with a different opportunity to add a brilliant flash of color to his own mosaic

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Activities Calendar March 20 23-24-25 24 April l 7 9 IO i7 I8 23 25 28 May 2 6-7-8 l'l I3 16 l9 20 22 26 28 June 4 9 ll l3 I4 l5-l7 I6 I8 19 Cottontail Caper Lenten Services During Holy Week A Capella Choir Choral Festival E.M.L. Student Council Proiect Submitted Office Training Club Assembly MC Club Basketball Game A Dance G.A.A. Basketball Game Parlor Story Petitions Handed Out For Class And Student Council Offices Spring Swing Election Petitions Handed In Spring Concert Cross Currents U.S.A. - Aquabelle Show Student Council Election Assembly Primary Elections Spring Clean-Up Senior Farewell Final Elections Senior Banquet Student Council Assembly Retailing Banquet National Honor Society Reception All Sports Picnic Senior Exams Junior-Senior Prom Baccalaureate Services Second Semester Exams Class Night Exercises Commencement Exercise School Closes S Every M.C.H.S. coed would like to be in the place of Diane Eyth, this year's selection as Alumni Night Queen. She and her escort of live beauties were highly honored between halves of the Port Huron game. X, ll Our distinguished visitor from Brazil, Mr. Dialma DeOliveira, shows a great deal of interest in the loclrup James O'NeiI is making in the printshop. He was intently interested in all of our vocational courses. Soon after the start of the second semester we moved into our new Seminole school gym. At the dedication ceremony Mr. Ernest Bukholz, athletic director, introduces Superintendent William Berkhof. Messrs. Malbin, Kissell, Nunneley and Walker look on.