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

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BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is interested in promoting Christian living among all people no matter what race or creed. Membership is open to all interested students. Meetings are held in the morning before school and the members sing hymns and read from the Bible. Throughout the year various speakers are invited to Bible Club Promotes tudy Of 'The Book' address the club. During the Easter season the club sponsors a series of Lenten Services in the First Presbyterian Church of Mount Clemens. Each year the club strives to build an excellent attendance record so that they will be eligible for the attendance plaque presented by the Youth For Christ meetings, , 'TK' The Reverend Wilbert D. Gough, pastor of the Gilbert Memorial First Baptist Church in Mount Clemens was one of many interesting speakers who met with the Bible Club in their before school convocations. Pat Skinner and David Opper carry out one of the baskets of food the Bible Club distributed at Christmas time. MEMBERS Pat Skinner President Judy Crane Secretary David Opper Treasurer Barbara Books Robert Brooks Linda Coleman Nancy Coleman Gary Ferdig Larry F. Festian Roberta Fitton Alfredo Jernberg Signe Jernberg Gloria Noble Eleanor Rehder Joan Reiter Robert Reiter Carol Schmidt Mary Jane Schmidt Marvin Schultz Nancy Stevens Howard Ulch Miss Margaret Schmutz Sponsor

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rt Service Club Paints For Various Occasions ART SERVICE CLUB An interest in art and drawing is a must to be in the Art Service Club. The club members supply art work for school activities and community organ- izations. In the fall, members designed the glittering crowns for the Homecoming King and Queen with materials donated by M C H S students. Also, they drew the colorful backdrop for the senior play, Sabrina Fair. November was a busy month for the Art Club as hey prepared decorations for the Christmas tree for the school. Throughout the year the members are called upon to make many posters and banners announcing coming plays, noon hour movies, and dances. Participation in the club's activities gives the students experience in varied art fields. 4-nn.. Donna Prue and Richard Blohm put up the big silhouettes that the Art Service Club made for the band and orchestra's annual Winter Concert. fb Julie Streit and Pat Brege paint paper patterns which will event: ually become trees in the scenery for the operetta Oklahomdl Their knees will be pretty sore before they are finished. masses-'HAMWi,.fi. I 5 4 Z' . xi ' 4 ' wi' 1 tiziil tr' vi' ' . 'Si ar x ,A r J, N,A.l'QL,f+ I-+ X -21 NTORIHM Si Sharon Schutt puts the finishing touches on the lettering of the big hall posters that the Art Service Club made and mounted to advertise Oklahomal MEMBERS Mary Ann Baldwin Rusty Barkoot Susie Benner Earl Bodanyi Mike Bora Barbara Buchman Mike Clark John Collier Dale Popp Claudia Fox Marie Grzadzinske Renee Haskell Veronica Ingraftia Geraldine Kelchner Closezell Kings Richard Krall Russ Madaus Jim Millar Bonnie Richter Rodger Sabatasso Sharon Schutt Muriel Strauchman Julie Streit Pat Sutton Carol Tassel Karen Uhrig Ruth Venetianer Diane Watkins Roger Wolf Carol Wright Louise Zuhlke Mrs. Kathleen Racin Sponsor 6

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JUNIOR RED CROSS 0 . The MCHS chapter of the Junior Red Cross strives to promote an interest in helping others. All interested students are welcome to partici- . pate in the club's activities which offer varied oppor- tunities to develop skills and knowledge pertaining to welfare work. The chapter begins the year with its annual Red Cross drive. Donations enable the students to be- come members of the Junior Red Cross. During the yuletide season members visit the Martha T. Berry Hospital. They help make the holi- days happy by giving the old folks magazines and entertaining them with Christmas carols. At Easter time and Christmas members present toys and other presents to retarded children. X The biggest project of the year is the Retarded J Children's Party. Members work hard making plans and arrangements for the occasion. Games, story sessions, and refreshments all are included to make a happy and memorable afternoon for the children. While the Junior Red Cross members are serving others they are broadening their own individual backgrounds. . , E rs, 2 CPF ' '- ss. . .. ' . , is Q .W ,mem-cs-gf e . N wp . '. ' i' f- ' S it Y Marilyn Kollmorgen chats with one of the patients she visited at the Martha T. Berry Hospital. MEMBERS David Opper President Karen Kunkel Vice-President Christine Shuder Secretary Howard Ulch Treasurer Bonnie Bell Rosa Cole Arlene Comben Shirley Jennings Marilyn Kollmorgan 'H' Carol Kuchenmeister Sharon Link Janet Meurer Marilyn Neumann Joyce Rachow Sharon Rachow Pat Skinner Betty Bohn Shirley Kollmorgan Carol Schmidt Mary Schmidt Linda Spehar and Claudio Fox, Junior Red Cross members, are iust two of the many who I made life a little more pleasant for the invited guests the afternoon the retarded children's Mrs- Mary Toy Of party was held. Sponsor O0