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

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You ll Flncl X Q Vo lNo 8 Salnt Clement Hugh School, CenterIme,Mlchlgan May 11 1960 St Clement Alumni 60 Grads Awant Semor Day To Be Urdamed A twenty year dream W1l1C0m6 true and the twenty year prayer of Mrs Schweder w1ll be answered on June 4 Jack Schweder w1ll be ordamed at Bles sedSacramentCathedral on June 4 He w1ll celebrate h1s flrst Mass June 5 at St Clement Church A QQ 26. .L On May 28 Gerald Mlkosz w1ll be or damedlnto the Society of the Most Pre clous Blood at Ce11no Oh1o On the following day, May 29 at St Clement Church he w1ll celebrate the twelve o'clock Mass Scene of the 1960 annual Sen1or Day w1ll be the Memor1al Bu1ld.1ng s1tuated on the Unlverslty of Detrolt campus More than 90 schools from the Arch dlocese of Detrolt each represented by its entlre sen1or class are expected to attend the functlon on Sunday May 22 Sponsored by the Parochlal School De partment Sen1or Day IS mtended to ga ther together all Cathollc hxgh school graduates ln an assemblage slgnlfymg Chr1st1an umty and so11dar1ty of purpose 1n soul and heart The contlnuance ofSen1or Day has been lnterrupted only once slnce lts orlgxna txon ln 1940 Thls occurred durmg the years of World War II Smce then however lt has been an annual date on every graduate s calendar HO N O R G U A R D The program w1ll begln w1th the en trance of Hls Excellency Archb1shop John F Dearden Presldents of sen1or classes ln cap and gown are to act as a guard of honor for h1m After the begmmng processlon and pro gram mtroductlon aroll call of schools w1ll take place When a school IS named all lts graduates who are s1tt1ng ln thexr asslgned sect1on w1ll rxse and hold aloft a banner on wh1ch IS the name of the1r school They w1ll then remam standing untll all schools have been named and acknowledged After the roll call, the graduates are slng The Star Spangled Banner The next sect1on of the program w1ll mclude the graduates pledge to the1r country and to the1r Church PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT The h1ghl1ght ofthe program w1ll come next Hxs Excellency Archb1shop Dear den xsto address the graduates In h1s speech he wlllundoubtedly conslder the future l1fe both domestlc and lndustrlal that l1es ahead of the graduates and the great part they are to play ln lt as Ca thol1c h1gh school graduates Followmg the Archb1shop s speech Benedlctlon of the Blessed Sacrament 1n whlch the entxre audlence w1ll partx clpate IS to take place Durmg Bene d1ct1on an act of consecratxon to the Sacred Heart w1ll be reclted by the semors of 60 After the Archb1shop has left escorted by the honor guard Sen1or Day w1ll have come to an end for another year Welcome Lnttle Whnte Guest On May 30 at 8 o clock Mass over 325 chlldren w1ll rece1ve Chrlst mto their hearts for the flrst tlme Th1s number mcludes all second grade chlldren at St Clement plus all publ1c school ch1ldren recelvmg lnstructlons at St Clement Another group of 97 chxldren w1ll also make the1r F1rstCommun1on Thxs group xncludes all flrst commumcants attendmg St Clement but belong to St Sylvester par1sh plus the St Sylvester catechlsm classes As St Sylvester has no per manent bu11d1ng St Ann s Church w1ll Dlocesan regulat1ons state that all pub llc school ch1ldren must take at least two years of mstructlons of twenty flve les sons each 1n preparatlon for Fxrst Com mumon Enchanted Prom Court Named Ed1tor1al Top Teen Watch Sz Wonder Clipped Chips Calendar Matter of Minutes Page Page Page .Page Page Page 70 78 Enchanted' melod1es by Leo Shaw will drift out into the n1ght an' when SCH holds 1ts J uruor Senior Prom, th1s Frxday eve nmg, May 13 Re1gnlng over the gala seml formal dance, held atthe St Cla1rC1v1c Cen ter, are Gary LaVal1ey and Barbara Glpprxch Forming their court are these senior couples H Geisler a.nd G Weigand, R Rogos and K Jenuwlne, E McGllnchey and D Brown and S Manczuk andA Thomas rw 'ie , O ,L ,Q NF l 4. 42495 H lf? We QUEEN BARB KING GARY l r si 1. . ' ' ' A G n , - Q o o I . , ' n. D . . 1 . . . U , . X i Q 1 . - 1 ' . . y - ' - . . I , . .U . l' , . 1 I . . . - , . . . . -- J ' I - ' . -4 . by . . , . . . , 1 9 Q ' l , ,. , ooo O I I Q n I . , . ! V 5 U 1 - , l , . . 1 . . . -, , I, 4, jr, gf - - I I I 3 . ' v ' ,C ,VZ .,,,: 5 , , V, I r , 1 1 . . 1 . 5 ' 1 . , . . . ' . - , , Y ' A V ' to pledge allegiance to the flag and to be USSCI- l Y ' I ' ' - It - l . U . I . . . ' I ' - - ' ' 1 . , . - I ! , - . . , . . - H V , ' , I - . . ' , 0 S I - . . . - .- C C I Q . . . . . . . . . 79 l . f .5 :K Xt ' 79 'S' A , K - . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . , , I 2 'YY-T . . . . . . . . 80 l . i i , 'ii E513 1 View 45.625 3

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Page Sixty-eight THE CREST March 30, 1960 It's Forensic Time Again wha.I.'s SCH Hosts District Event Apr. 7 Looking forward tothe District Forensic competition are eight of the ten local winners L to K Gietzen G Houghton J Macko E McGl1nchey L Chmielewski A Flanigan D Grobbel and W Sypitkowski Not pictured are P Thebert and J Za horchak State Forensic semi finalists from Austin St Cyril Servite and St Ambrose high schools will be the guests of St Clement on April 7 in competition at the District Meet Drs LeeS Dreyfus Albert Furbay andJohn Ellery from Wayne State School of Speech and Elizabeth Maegher Janet Casha and Joann Blackwood from Marygrove College will compose the Judging panel First and sec ond place winners in each category will meet the semi finalists from the other four districts in the Regional Meet to be held at East Detroit High in late April L 0 C A L S With butterflies in their stomachs and frogs in their throats SCH ers entered These students performed before class room audiences in the cafeteria or in the various classrooms The winning contestants who will go into district competition 1n order of first and second place winners are Interpretative Reading John Zahorchak and Patricia Thebert Humorous Reading EdwardMc Gl1nchey and Agnes Flanigan Oratorical Declamation Wanda Sypitkowski and Jacqueline Macko Original Oratory Gary Houghton a.nd Kathleen G1etzen and ExtemporeSpeak1ng David Grobbel and Lawrence Chmielewskl In the local event other students en tering in the respective categories were INTERPRETATIVE READING B Chmielewski, P Connell L Del motte P Hem P Laske C Gursin ski J Lietz D Kawiclu M Marko v1ch K R1i1Ch19 F Pomante B Schno blen E Popour a.nd M Wancour ORATORICAL DEC LAMATION J Braun A Chonko J Laud1c1na N Hoffman D Houghton M Scantlmg andM Wegener ORIGINAL ORATORY B Chuckry J Coghill M Fuerst B Gipprich, C Golembiewski G Hu andK Zimmer HUMOROUS READING R Ciesliga C Choronzewicz M Gervasi T Koernke J Okros J Cun mngham E Shaw M Smith J Stan czak J Tranchida andR Van Pamel EXTEMPORE SPEAKING John Lietz and R Rogos Gt Y lcont d from p 075 alleys and then bowling a 13 game in a different type of alley But with a little patienceandpractice Kathy soon had the ball evading the gutter G O D S E N T Aside from losing baby pictures in the gym and eating hot dogs fwhich she pre fers to steakl Kathy leads a normally happy and excitmg teenage life She holds 1n her possession the power to transmit her warmth and happiness to all about her Yes since February 3, 1942 Mary and Alfred G1etzen have been blessed with a part of heaven 1. I- irst Friday. . . Dress-up Day... April Foo1's Day 3 Young People's Mission begins 5 Quarterly Exams Future Nurses Meeting District Forensics Meet 8 9 Rummage Sale Sodal1ty Meeting Report cards Easter vacation gms at noon Holy Thursday Good Friday Holy Saturday EASTER SUNDAY Sodal1ty Dance Secretarial Club visits Detroit Busi ness Institute Vacation ends School reopens Pep Club meeting Model United Nations Meeting be gms Theater party to see BEN HUR United Artists Theater MUN MUN ends Semor reviews Science Club meeting April May CREST SEVENTEEN SEVENTEEN SEVENTEEN MEMORIAM The students and faculty of SCH express their sincere sympathy to Sister Lydia and Cordelia Jordan on the death of their mothers Enchanted Junior and Senior Prom May 13 St Clair Civic Center Leo Shaw Orchestra efb Qcontd fromp o'7J months flowers capture this busy Our top teen bites his nails incess antly especially at nervous moments flike ten minutes before he s due for that speech! Even tempered Herb fumed the day the barber cut his hair too short and surprised his mother when he said Yes I like it as she served the German potato salad Diversity in activities seems to be the top teen srule as h1s interests also extendto cooking Any food out of the ordinary claims his attention but pizza 1S Herb s specialty The teen topper splans to be an archi tectural engineer will be a continuance of his most absorbing hobbies drafting building and drawing Post high school trairung will take him either to Long Beach C1ty College California or to Cass Tech Havinganaffable nature, possessing a sly wit and infectious laughter enjoying life keepmg tidy 1n tus habits making new friends at every turn Herbert Gei sler we at St Clement proudly hail you our top teen 4l . 6. ' , 7. ' ' ' 7- - . 5 12. ' ' 13. ' be- ! 14. ' 15. ' 16. 17. 18. ' 19. ' ' ' ' '- 2O. ' 21. ' 22. ' ' ' ' - 23. - , 24. 26. ' ' ' 27. ' - 1 29. . . . . ,. . , ,30, .-r.: .' ,. ',. D ,.. ' ,, ' ',, IN . . . . i , I ., . , H ,' D. the local eliminations on March 15. dak, G.Mayeri1ik, M. Wojciechowski, reefs Heart. 2 . Kh ., , . '.

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Page Seventy THE CREST May 1 1 1960 Gpportumhes Knocked, Dvd You Answer? Thetlme 1S at hand Zerohour IS near For the past elght months you ve plowed through the books sometlmes comlng up agamst tough and hard ma ter1al Now however, the school year IS commg to a close, and vacation IS approachlng Nevertheless, before leavlng behmd two semesters of drudgery why not ex anune your th1nk1ng and dlscover how much you've learned Moreover, see how you have taken ad vantage of theextra currlcular program whlch accompamed your schoolmg There were numerous opportunltles of fered you to meet other teenagers There were tlmes whlch enabled you to meet the adults of our nat1on To name only a few of such txmes there Semmanan Mlssmnary Get SCH Support Bythe generous Lenten offermgs of the SCH students, a rmss1onary and a Semm arlan are progressmg in the1r vocational flelds Brother Chr1st1e IS one rec1p1ent of the students' fmancxal and spxrltual support He IS the Semlnarlan St Clement has pledgedto support Brother Chr1st1e has only one more year of schoolmg before attammg the fmal step to the pr1esthood only mxssxonary from St Clement parxsh also has been the end for whlch students contrlbute Now labor1ng 1n the jungles of Tangenyxks Afrlca, Father Paullnus is 1n constant need of money for the people wlth whom he works are very poor Both rec1p1ents have expressed the1r smcere thanks to all SCH students for the1r generous help Brother Chrxstle and Father Paulinus also hope the stu dents offerings of prayers and money w1ll contlnue Semor Girls Launch Operatlon Uniform Uniforms' No charge! SCH senior glrls have maugurated an other first During the last week of school they wxll ' carry the1r used um forms to school Any glrls 1n the next year's freshman class unable to purchase a regulation jumper will recelve one This project was originally suggested by a few of the senior girls However, many others plan to support It ' Oper ation Uniform' has also recelved the whole hearted approval of the faculty Remember when St Clement had a boxxng team which made a good showing for Jtself in 1938? were the Metropolltan Detroxt Scxence Falr d1str1ct State FOFBHSICS tourna ments at SCH Model UN SEVENTEEN, the theatre party to BEN HUR the Ge nesxan Drama Festlval the Genes1an Interpretatxon Festlval football and basketballfboth boys andglrls gamesl mtramurals, act1v1t1es sponsored by the varlous clubs, workmg at the fxsh fr1es, a.nd worlung at the paper drlves These are the act1v1t1es Were you there? D1d you support the school by partlclpatmg 1n these 3Ct1V1tl6S'7 More over dxd you expand your social con tacts by Jommg the act1v1t1es'? There xs really no legltlmate excuse for m1ssmg most of the extra curr1cu lar actlvltxes But 1f you dxd, what are you gomg to do shake lt off? No that s not the solutlon The answer lles xn act1v1ty There s time left yet this year to become active ly assoctated w1th your school Other projects that are commg up and need your support are baseball games, the Athletlc Banquet, prom Get Acquamted dance Choral Festlval on May 15, Mar ian Day and movles sponsored by the school clubs J om the fun Otherwlse you mlght be left behmd Prlnclpal Attends NCEA Slster Eleanore left on Aprll 18 for the Conrad Hllton Hotel 1n Chlcago 1n order ventlon held Apr1l 19 through the 22 The theme of the Convent1on was Emphasls On Excellence Speclal stress was placed on the best means of produclng an educa t1on for each student accordmg to h1s capab1l1t1es and talents Some of the lmportant personalltles attendmg the Convent1on were Cardmal Meyer of Chlcago and Archblshop Cou s1ns of Milwaukee, presldent ofthe NCEA for the past year Through these two famous leaders the attendmg educators gained a better 1ns1ght mto some of the dxfferent phases of educatlon Grunted...No 8664 prlvlleged to mform you that the Natlonal Councll has granted Charter Number 8664 to your school The Fa ther Murray Chapter from Saint Clement Hlgh became Chapter No 8664 of the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety on March 10 1960 In preparatlon for the mductlon 1nto the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety on May 19 the h1gh school faculty began to mvestlgate qual1f1cat1on of candldates for member shlp To become a member of the school chapter of the Nat1onal Honor SOC1Bty one must be outstandlng ln the tralts of Char acter Servlce Leadershxp, and Schol arshlp And once a member, always a member tunless a student IS dropped from the chapter because he fa1ls below the standards whlch were the basls for h1s select1on to membershxpj A gra duate member gomg out 1nto llfe, IS held tothe pledge as a member of the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety, no matter where he goes or what he wlll become to endeavor al ways totry to ralse secondary educatxon to hxgher and hxgher levels Natlonal Honor Soc1ety of Secondary Schools 15 a nat1onal h1gh school organ 1zat1on founded to stxmulate Scholarshlp mthe secondary schools of the country and to endeavor to place secondary edu catxon on hlgher levels Thls It has done s1nce 1tS orgamzatlon 1n 1921 As of 1954 5, 064 chapters of the Na tlonal Honor Soc1ety were m exlstence ln every state of the Umon ln Puerto Rlco, Hawau and xn Amer1can schools France Alaska Germany Austria, Mexlco and Japan Each year It adds several hundred chapters to xts long and xmposmg 11st IN MEMORIAM The C R E S T staff the faculty and the students express their sympathy to Pat r1c1a Connell on the death of her mother In 1957 members of the SCH Band sported new umforms not green and gold, but green and maroonl 1 No THE CREST May 11 1960 Publlshed by the students ofSa1ntClement Hlgh School 8155 Rltter Avenue Center Lme Mnchlgan The Crest staff pledges ltself foster an attltude of learnlng mterpret school and nat1onal news publlclze and promote school act1v1t1es serve the lnterests of the ll'ldlV1dl121 student asslst 1n developlng a truly God centered phllosophy of lxfe Acvlng Ednor Carol Golemblewskl News Edltors M Fuerst D Grobbel Plcture Edltors S Beste V Chapman Layout J Senftleben M Fuerst D Brueggeman J Lletz K Gletzen J Trawczynsk1 B Chuckry C Golemblewskl C Megge M A Carney M VanG1lder L Delmotte B Glpprlch Art and Photography R Nledzwzeckz D Fxx J Zahorchak Headlmes D Grobbel T Dutkxewlcz Reporters E Defer A Schoenherr J Fuerst R Clesllga M Rostow M Markovlch D Wesserlmg R Rogos P Connell J Ktrlryckl T Koernke C Raxss K De Vore Typlsts B Gxpprxch M Fuerst J Kudryckl M Burg D Wesserlmg Advlsor SxsterM Honora O P Y-A 3 0 0 ' l ' 0 , . 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