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

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Student Council Sets Pattern Of Behavior and the Round Table's suggestions are then referred to the council for consideration. The council meets every other week to discuss matters pertaining to the welfare of the students. Members are elected in ninth and tenth grade English classes and eleventh and twelfth grade social studies classes. The officers are elected by the student body. Many school proiects are sponsored by the Student Council. The annual Magazine Sales, the Spring Clean-up, and the all-school assemblies are a few of these activities. -'ss .. Judy Davies, Chuch Baarck and Ernie Schneider, members of the Student Council grounds committee, better known as yardbirds, policed the area near school even in the dead of winter. . ,s.s...H-V Carol Valentine and Marilynn Farber, Student Council officers, show off the top prizes for this yeor's magazine sales contest. The occasion is the annual kickoff assembly designed to stimulate each student's sales interest. Joey Jeanette James Johnson Linda Johnson Susan Kaufmann Chris Kepus Donna Kirkum Barbara Klusendorf Bill Kreifeldt John Kursteiner Larry LeNeve Bonnie Lind Bill Lockwood Patience Losch Uohn Lozen Gloria Maas Edwin Mack Jim Madaus Arline Maginski Karen Mason Esther McReynolds Gretchen Meitzner Nadine Messner Jim Millar Mary Mills Judy Mitchell Donna Morgan James Nicholson James Nunnally Thomas Oakey Dolores Patterson Helen Porter Tim Pomaville Patricia Purolon Marlene Rathe Delbert Reese James Roberts Harriet Russell Ernie Schneider Marlene Schwark George Shade Mary Shaughnessy Jacqueline Simpson Linda Spehar Susan Starkey Julia Streit 85' Marlene Sulflow Roger Syria Karen Tanzey JoAnn Taylor Judy Toner Mike Walters Jo Ann Webb Sallie Weissinger zfrr Sandra Wissmueller Anne Wright Sharon White Mr. Cleo E. Cleven Sponsor

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Carolyn Burgan, Student Council member, was one of the students who helped to make Council members Jim Nunnolly, Lois Jones, Bill Kreifeldt, Judy Skarritt and Nancy Eschenburg found Christmas tree decorating pleasant. Governing Body Supplies Assembl Programs STUDENT COUNCIL The main objective of the MCHS Student Council is to have an active voice in school government and to establish cooperation between the student body and the administration. This year the Round Table was created to help make student government more efficient. Repre- sentatives from each grade and the Student Council officers compose this group. The Round Table dis- cusses immediate and important problems and the various ways in which they may be solved. The topics X ftfpi M A an our annual Parents Night a success. She acted as official greeter and registration secre- tary as parents entered the building to be guided to meet the teachers. MEMBERS Nancy Eschenburg President Carol Valentine Vice-President Marilynn Farber Secretary Lois Jones Treasurer Tom Accivatti Dave Allen Ruthanne Arbuckle Mark Bode Charles Baarck Carole Berkhof Georgianna Bishop Janice Blaisclell John Bly Mary Bond Susan Bovenschen Harriet Bridges Hal Carroll Valerie Carroll Fino Casanova Bonnie Chaitman Richard Chase Jack Consiglio Larry Cosart Victor Cummings Judy Darling Judy Davies Elaine DeClaire Lillian DeLeon Ron Detrick Susan Dixon Sallie Dodson Bob Dow Benny Dozier Jo Drummond George Dubbs Nora Eckert Diane Eyth Earl Farr Kathy Farrell Diane Ferdig Ralph Filburn' 84 Nancy Folkman Gerald Ford Michele Frink Ellen Gamm Connie Gantt Wendie Gates Jim Gibbons Dorothy Gilbert Bernard Girson Floria Greene David Hahn Thomas Hay Peggy Henrichsen John Huddlestone Kathleen Jankowsky

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W s If We ' K M , ,qw Q z is .32 ...N Gary VanderHaogen and Margie Brunke, like other members of the Honor Society, are always willing to help out with any of the tasks which require some additional time and effort. Nat'I Honor Society Has Impressive Ceremony NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization which honors those students who are the obtstanding members of their class. Membership to this organization is selected from the upper third of both the junior and senior classes. No more than ten per cent of the iunior class and twenty per cent of the senior class are elected.Those students who become members in their iunior year do not have to be re-elected in their senior year. Students who receive nomination blanks to fill out are required to have five teacher recommen- dations. The teachers iudge the student on leader- ship, character, service, and scholarship. Elected members are formally initiated at an all school assembly. They are given National Honor Society pins and a certificate of acceptance. In the evening they are feted at an informal reception, where each new member is asked to write a short poem to introduce himself to the group. MEMBERS Charles Baarck Mona Brandenburg Marguerite Brunke Susan Dixon Robert Eaton Nancy Eachenburg Diane Eyth Frederick Gerds Mary Ann Golda Donna Henderson Judith Hill William Kreifeldt Gloria Maas Robert Nicholson Gary Vander Haagen Anne Wright Mrs. Lucile Stewart S Participating in the very impressive candle lighted initatory ceremony of the National Ponsor Honor Society are: Anne Wright Charles Baarck, Susan Dixon, Mona Brandenburg, Bob Nicholson, Fred Gerds, Bill Kreifeldt and Diane Eyth.