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

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Page Seventy two THE CREST May 11 1960 SCIENCE DEVELOPS PERCEPTION 42 l www V16W1I'lg the effects of the burmng of a magneslum strlp, are Cherrustry students 1 to r T Koernke D Welnand H Mallgu and J, Gmereg, in John Zahorchak s contemporary house captured a spec1al award at the annual Detrolt Sc1ence Faxr in Robert C1eS1lg8'S entry of the 'San ltary Sewage Process recelved an Hon orable Ment1on at the Detro1t Sc1ence Falr 46 74' It s a full day of sclence for S1ster Albma Her schedule xncludes one Physxcal Sc1ence class and four Chem xstry classes Sc1ence developedperceptlon, mter preted mtent, and common sense These quallflcatlons make a sc1ent1st Stu dents at SCH are taught these technlques under the experlenced guldance of qual 1f1ed sclence teachers Students are taught the fundamental theorems and facts together w1th the knowledge of a Supreme Creator of the world Scxentxsts are not born they are taught The one b1gJob of any school 1S to teach St Clement 1S no except1on, and sclence IS at the top of 1ts 11st Labs and class rooms are furmshed wlth the most mo dern equlpment SCHers are sc1ent1f1 cally m1nded and surely headed on the road to dxscovery Q11 Seniorsl to r J Doneth, K Jenuwme, G Rlnke, and N Fortuna find the study of automotive mechanics an interesting part of their Physical Sc1ence class -I A V V ,V Y . g 'P f A' T 'W as , J . I ,A 1 H 4 sq S , X T J - ' . - ji . ' . v 4 N l - 1. gg S 5 ??4 Q ,M Q wi? L . 2 . , . ' ,V - , , . --,, . . - . ,, 5 S - 1 31 ' - fi 2 L cy 5' . . . ' CX . - . . - x 3 . ' . v rv ' ' v - ' vw - ' H ' - ' . f . .ttf ia- Q S 1 1' 'm- IOBSZQN I V' ,-fx? I lo Q - f 6 f T .4

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May 11 1960 THE CREST Page Seventy one Bell Representative Uffers lah Hunts Number please Thank you Are these the fam111ar soundlng words you would 11ke to hear yourself sayxng or would you llke to play another part ID the great telephone world? 'luesday May 11 1sthe daythe senlor glrls w1ll recelve a small msxght mto what goes on 1n the telephone compames Mrs M Vethacke from M1ch1gan Bell Telephone Company w1l1 v1sit St Cle ment 1n the mormng and g1ve a talk on the Job opportun1t1es that are avallable 1n the telephone company general h1nts of what IS expected of glrls 1n the bus1 ness world and ltems of lnterest that would be of help 1n all 0ff1C6 work The peppy Splrlt of the G1etzens seems to run 1n the family' Kathy s dad was capta1n of thesafety patrol boys, man ager of the Kmghts and Handmalds of Blessed Sacrament and class secre tary' And all m 1938' 4. '.s ilu furN,h,2 ------ -- QN 'She 'xr Y' 'S Dav1d Blanchard, Deputy D1rector of the ILO poses wlth members of the SCH dele gat1ons Qfrom leftj T Koernke,J L1etz, E B1ega1sk1, M Wancour, E Dtmal and D Chonko Notp1cturedare D Stemplen, M Scanthng C Gurs1nsk1, D Rlnke J Lletz andD Kawlclfu 400 Test UN Mechanism at U-D Students from 42 schools 1n the Detrolt area convened at U D ln a Model Un1ted Nat1ons assembly on Apr1l 22 to learn of the problems and d1ff1cult1es met by the real UN assem bl1es Dustrlct Holds Forensics Meet .lwu Winnersofthe District I-'orens1csCompet1tions 1960 are ffrom leftl J Tank R Kelly, W Sypztkowskl, R Thellk M Whltty, P Senno, L Wade, K Gletzen and G Houghton Not pictured is P Thebert The St Clement speech students put out the welcome wagon for v1siting schools for the '1960 District Compe tltions of the Michxgan High School For ensic Association Schools partlcipat ingwereAustln, Servite, St Ambrose, St Cyril, a.nd St Clement Two stu dents from each of the schools repre sented competed in each of five cata gories First and second place winners in their respective order were ORATORICAL DECLAMATION' RosemarleThlelk, St. Ambrose, Wan da Sypltkowskl, St. Clement. HUMOROUS READING: JamesTank, St. Ambrose, Lawrence Wade, Serv1te ORIGINAL ORATORY Kathleen Gletzen St Clement Gary Houghton, St Clement EXTEMPORE SPEAKING Michael Whitty Austin, Richard Kelly, St Ambrose INTERPRETATIVE READING Patr1c1a Sermo, St Ambrose, Pat rlcia Thebert, St Clement St Clement snagged four places out of apossibleten, three seconds and one first. All of the winners will compete in the Regional Finals at East Detro1t High, May 2 Slxty of the member nat1ons ofthe UN answeredtothe roll call at the begmmng of the three day meetmg Two of the countrles Argentma and Czechoslovakla were represented by delegatlons from St Clement STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsoredby the Student Counc1l of U D, the MUN had Un1vers1ty students as the Presldent of the Assembly, John Grubba as the Secretary General Brooks Pat terson andas floor pages to carry mes sages from delegatlon to delegat1on Governor G Mennen W1ll1ams and Dav1d Blanchard Deputy D1rector of the Internatlonal Labor Organlzatlon 1n Ge neva Swltzerland, were both guest speakers durxng the weekend L A NG U A G E S For authent1c1ty some of the speeches were gxven 1n the natlve language such as Russlan, Pohsh andFrench Delegates from Indla wore nat1ve saris and the Cuban rebels wore fatlgue um forms and carrled gxms A W A R D S The best delegate andthe best delega t1on from both a major anda minor power received awards for the outstandmg work they had done The Reverend Celestm J Stexner, S J presldent of U D presented the trophles to the chalrman of the delega t1on from Lxvoma Bentley I-hgh which represented the Umted Kingdom, the Austin delegation representmg the USSR, the chairman of the Bxrmlngham Sea holm delegation act1ng for Thailand, and the Cody High delegatlon representmg .Br.3Z1L , i i --M i - , is 9 N F 1. ,. 'Des 'av G-A 4 5-....-a,,,,,2-t- A VY M, W W, 'S HS- -. A '---rw --A ,. . A-A' I Ml , ....,,.,Z F K v rg- h ' s ' as u . l . . uv ,Ea .sk 6 . Q gn . . if ' H , In 1 y , 1 a 4 vi f ' 1 ., vt 1 1 sf' . - A f-no , . . Y . Y ' . . , . , . . . y, ' 8 . . 1 ' I . . . ' , . . . . Q 3 Q I v ' - J ' 7, ' .- , 4 .,., . ' I - L 4 .L' v ae . l . I 1 I I I I . . I U ., . ' . . z . . , . . , . - , 0 1 O , .. O C Q . . 7 3 4 , 7 H ' 0 ' i 'S tv ' . . - K . . . , mem., E ' t - , - .. - . . . 4 Q-'y . Megs' . ' ' K! f u 1 , . l K' Y ,1 N V , ' ez - - 1 z V, , 5 7 Q Al A A - - 7 ' ' , , : . , . . . . f , - . . . , , , , I ' 'I - ' . , 2 ' 3 - O , . - . . . . ' ' 7 . - 7

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May 11 1960 THE CREST Page Seventy three X.,-1 ll LL- Lnke her General Scxence students S1s ter Mary R6g1S fmds experlments both challenglng and mterestmg I NTERP RETS INTENT -'N GZ? A br1ght between class smlle from M1ssSm1th as she prepares for her next class Modern Health Th1s says John Orban IS the d1g6St1V8 system L1sten1ng .rX General Sclence can be fun' So fmd freshmen students l to r E Thebert M Tramor S Plcotte and E B16I1k0WSk1, as they experxment w1th the dry cell 44.15 Taklng a look 1nto the world of modern health are freshmen f1rst row D Welhng R Leppek D Schroeder D Galbensky Second row M Thomas K DeVore B Jackson G Schnoblen Thxrd row So Zerlo K Szewczyk and BUILDS COMMON SENSE L., Slster Margaret s congemal srmle makes B1ology class a pleasant part of intently are B1010gy studentsl tor L Doneth andM Bernott the day , i V - X-I ' wtf' Hgh' . D Q? ix ,. J ' I 2' 5. ,, 'V' fb 'A y . r .f A :Ffa ha 'WL t Y ' - , XX l , - , . . . -X J 1 ,ff ,V ' 5' - ,, Y ' 1 ' ,ii n -3 g A T fi, li K 1. M 1- ' ' , y I if 1 muff x ' Y. ' ll - - ' IV ' . 3 D : ' . . , . , . , . . I Z . , . , 5. , . . b: , . . 1 ' 'U ' ' , , I M f' A K l Q, 'I 4 x D i s X I 'T 3 A Y V ...A FJ V 8 ry - V I . 'Y ' I7 IV' ' ' 11 ' ' , Y 7 '