St Clement High School - Crest Yearbook (Center Line, MI)

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Page SIXTY four THE CREST March 30 1960 T' N14 af, A, Remember Slster Theresa remarks to the young artlsts no art 1S ever learned wlthout a master L1sten1ng lntently are Edward For tumase Thomas Buechel Ehzabeth Frank, and Paul Okros an 4 Nanda He1enChur1lla Dolores Chonko, Bev erly Chuckry put the1r graphxc talents to work as they sketch wlth deftness and precxslon Incldently th1s pxcture was taken last October Sparklmg personalxty m1xed w1th hu mor, make Mrs Sucaet, Clothmg advxsor, an able mstructor for young homemakers Man's hands are 1nstruments for crea t1on W1th deftness and prec1s1on the art1st portrays on canvas both h1S sub Ject and a lxttle of h1s own self Art can be c1ass1f1ed 1nto many cata gor1es all 1mportant to the average art1st, each ln 1tS own way Here at SCH all three of the followlng forms are represented graph1c sc1ent1 f1c and 1ndustr1al Each student can excel 1n whlchever category he proves able Art graphlc 1n nature IS pa1nt1ngs or drawmgs produced on a flat surface These art classes are constantly put mto effect by the students 1nterested 1n any art1st1c works Draftlngland II the language of mdus try prepare our young men for sk1ll and prec1s1on so necessarytofuture success Industrlally the clothmg classes cre ate, and provlde a cut ln budgeting too as they fashlon the1r own wardrobes Allclasses sponsored have a part1cular purpose 1n m1nd No k1nd of good art exlsts unless lt grows out of the ldeas of the average man e lwtrumenta or reaizon .,.,u N..-....,,,M ml fs sw.. 'A st1tch1nt1rne saves n1ne Takmg advantage of the age old proverb are Carol Bonar, Judy Schmltd, Joan Watson, Constance Zolno, Cheryl Rheame, and Rosemary Schlaf A work of art represents the mind of a maker , . . . ! Y . 5 . ., , , O , , ' O Q . t . . i r O o , , , Q s -- , - fy O O I , . . . I l 5 . 1 ,1 'Lum ,riff M f ' ffm-s.a......f f' v ,L . Essays if fp . . N p f , Y if . . . XA L . , -' - 4 xyykw ' . . F D ,. . . - V lk . l 7 x ,. ,H - - 7 ,. I I . . ,, . . . - , V ' vv - - ' 1 y - - 1 I .A - H O 0 0 We Aga ' Q i T Qi V J if rwl.:m L ' ' . . ' L 1. 1 NX' . . . . , . -

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March ao, 1960 A g THE cREsT Page Sixty-three AmbitiousgScientists and Draftsmen Exhibit Handiwork 752 Demo nsfroie Scientific,CreofiveAbility Science and drafting exhibits which stu- dents had constructed were on display at Saint Clement's second annual Science Fair,heldonSunday, March 20, at Saint Clement gg!-m. One hun ed fifty-two grade and high school students had been working on their experimentsfor many weeks prior to the fair. On March 19, all displays were at the gym and in their assigned places by 2:00 p. m. At 3:00 p. m. the judging took place Mr Gerald Grott manufacturing manager of Wai Met Alloys Company in Detroit was one of the Judges His col leaguewas Mr ZenonLos1n, an employ ee of Eastern States Petroleum and Chemical Corporation Special awards were given in three classes The seventh eighth grade first place winner was Frances Kapolka with her insect exhibit Thomas Theisen with his Out ofthe Heavens exhibit was sec ondplace winner Paul Rolfe s gem and mineral display came in third The one who received a first place ribbon in this d1v1s1on wasV Cymbalski Secondplace ribbons wentto M Alaime and F Wo1 ciechowski Third place ribbon winners were M Doyle M Garafalo W Fil arey V Gorbe W Mayewski P Koss P Stayer J Schoenherr A Pawlow ski P Schoener A Baumgartner T Hay J Martin, G Martin M Gabriel D Schaefer, R Khk Honorable men tionswentto J Valicev1c K Fuelling B Berlin L and L Ryder J Gault J Daldine J Drwenoke G Huysen truyt R 0 Connell G Mrozek J Prasky A Jutte In the freshmen sophomore classifi cation first place was g1ventoJud.1th Dupuis whose exhibit was entitled ' Preservation of Foods Second place was occupied by Philip Petz s ' Contem porary House Diane Kardynski won third place with her Respiratory Sys tem First place ribbon winners were K Bag1nsk1andG Bama Second place ribbonswere given to J Schimmel A Lewandowskl, M Colhns B Jackson, C Wolf D Schroeder J Kolaso M fit Ji 'JI YE af i gggggr Delphme Stempien came 1n second in the Junior senior classification with her ex hlbit Saint Clement Science Fair drew many interested spectators one of whom was Rabac J Schmidt D Pldek K De Vore, M Komorek C Butrum K Ch1tu,R Hudak P Hanrahan R Mor ian W Mozer C Stroh D Galbensky A Geldun K Grobbel M Bernott C Cygan D Kondziolka Third place win ners were J Raiss B Thebert J Gora C Zolno C Perum, K Szew czyk, C Cupisz D Romzek P Gar czewski M Miller E Artman, G Soboczynskl P Boytim T Lewandow ski E Binkowski, J Milostan B Ed wards J Quitter G Collins R Lep pek, K Juzek, G Verhulst I Norman deau C Bonar Honorable mentions wentto B Zahorchak R Wo1c1echow ski, S Patalon, D Dooley, D Lance T O'Brien, S Peters M Hebert J Schimelfenmg, D Miller, S Picotte J Robert C1esliga's exhibit ranked first in the Junior senior d1v1s1on at the Science Fair Barron Top award in the yumor senior section taken by Robert Cxesliga on his sewage disposal exhibit Delphine Stempien re ceived second place honors on her De velopment of the Chicken Embryo Patrick Doyle sexhibit 'The Hydrocar bons , won third place award First place ribbons in this classification were awarded to R Fortin B Owocki Those who received second place ribbons were John Zahorchak, J Trawczynski P Garabedxan M Markovich K Jenu wine S Schoenherr N Fortuna G Hudak, R Peters S Oberliesen C El wart P Terebesy E Kansa M Schoe ner, R Pomante A La Flamme B Chmielewski, P Laske J Lietz P Thebert Third place ribbons were given to C Golembiewski J Fuerst L Van Koernke M Woyciechowski G Wei gand L Mundrick G Vermeersch H Malloy V Chapman, R Karner A Schoenherr Thefollowing receivedhon orable mentions K Gletzen M Wan cour, D Wilson D DeMonaco, M Slo vxck R Vlgneau A Rabac, B Peters G Mayermk, L Chm1elewsk1 First place ribbon winners in drafting were Ronald Peters and John Zahorchak Michael Schweder was third place ribbon winner The Fair was highlxghtedbytwo editions ofMrs Sucaet s fashion show . . , - ' Q . 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March 30 1960 THE CREST Page SIXYY f1V9 No art IS ever learned wlthout a master Phi 5i 31 Patlence and lntentness really pay off' As proof Gall Colllns and Grace W1egand accept fxrst place medal award honors from Mrs Sucaet at the flnale of a fme fashlon Deftness Draftmg the language of lndustry IS ably exerc1sed as lnstructor Slster Mary Arnold shows the rxght techmques toJun1ors John Radke and Rlchard Mar shall Art IS man s nature, nature is God's art You see remarks Robert B Mlller lsometrlc angles are much easlerto 1l1ustrate than they appear Agreelng are Cl to r JJ Raruerx R C16S11g8 R Peters andG Mayermk Taklng fxrst place rlbbon and award at the recent Sc1ence Fa1r th1s house d slgned by John Zahorchak teSt1flBS that txme and determ1nat1on brmg success HIS exh1b1t w1l1 now go to the Detro1t Sc1ence Fair for further competltton PYBCISI on A blue pr1nt prov1des the bas1c foundat1on of any successful project Left to r1ght, Herbert Gexsler, John Zahorchak, Thomas Gomwxecha, and James Re1ss follow the bas1c 1dea, hopmg to ach1eve perfect1on , -. . I I O 1 az, .4-' . x A R K L No x ' .Af 1: A A up k Y , ,,, I lc f Q ' ,x K .K -V I Q: I Q 'vu I, . 'A v U at h .VY . , a . . . . Q, A g . . . , H . , it , K . , . . ' R 'J wx R t X ggi., S' .wig 'Q35 be e 'Xing 6 wg' gp :I Y L ..'. ti, at of if . my-. it 5 I X is , it Q : . J ,' -' ' 1 2 ' H ,ie ' , -,NL u Q t Y, 5 swf ft A . f . 'gfls Atfsx . J' ' : Q 7 L Y. ext' L! ta V.. -v 13, ,- gl. . , . U A Skill . . I 1 ' . h 1 6' . . . . . , . 1 1 l 1: 5. , . . , A P ' 7 , , 1 Q 1 A L ,, . K