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

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Page Eighty THE CREST May 1 1, 1960 Matter 0 Sodallty. The month of May promlseto be abusyone for the Sodalxsts A dele gatlon of Sodallsts w1ll attend Marlan Day at the Unlverslty of Detro1t on May 15 1960 Preparatlon IS also under way for the electlon of offlcers for the year 1960 61 a May breakfast 1n honor of the Bles sed Vlrgxn Mary and the crowmng of the May Queen at the end of the month Honors Club It s votmg t1me once agaxn, but, th1s txme 1t's not the student turn Instead the faculty w1ll be ballot xng for student acceptance 1nto the Na tlonal Honor Soclety lnductlon cere momes w1ll take place on May 19 NCMEA One good way to earn money IS to show a movle NCMEA IS domg just that on May 21 to get the rest of the money needed for the Musxc Encycloped1a Membershlp cards w1ll be g1ven to all those students 1n good stand1ng at the next meet1ng Kmghts of the Altar The members have sent a purple vestment set to Fr Paulmus Kraemer, an alumnus of St Clement HIS IS workmg 1n the m1ss1on fxelds ofTanganyxka, B E Afrlca Th1S IS only the beglnnmg for they plan to sendhlm altar lmens, med1cal supplles, and money Audxo Vxsual Pop corn can sure pay off' Infact, exactlyS29 40was collected from a two day pop corn sale The whole amount was contrlbuted to the mls s1ons Llbrary Club Frxday, May 27 IS the deadlme for the chargmg out of llbrary books Inventory w1ll then get under way The Lxbrary Club Wxll Sponsor the movxe 'General Spanky' on May 14 FNA Future nurses have started l1tt1e acts of charlty by brmglng canned foodfor an Easter Basket for some poor famlly 1n the parlsh They also played hostessto new members at thelr Aprll meet1ng Club members attended the annual Rally for all Future Nurses Clubs on Apr1l 30, at Dom1n1can I-hgh School Congratulatlons to Elame KO10dZ1ejSk1 for bemgaccepted to Provldence Hospx tal School of Nursmg FTA It's movle tlme for future tea chers Members vlewedthe movle Mike Makes Hls Mark' on Aprll 12 They w1ll also sponsor the rnovle 'Tom Thurn the fxrst week of May 1n order to raise funds for the treasury Pep Club Nowlsthe best tlmeto start th1nk1ng back on all your Pep Club act1 VIIIGS and countmg up those valuable polnts Secretarlal Club The followmg future secretariestoured the Detroit Business Inst1tute onTuesday April 19 B Glpp SCH Girls Come In First . inuteai rlch, J Kudryckl, D Wesserllng, K Jenuw1ne, M Godln, E Defer M Fuerst K Welngartz C Flaxm Artman, andB Schnoblen SWC No act1v1t1es scheduled Sclence Club No act1v1t1es schedu e Honor Roll ffrom Page 791 M Fuerst, K Gletzen P Galbensky B Gxpprlch, C Golemblewskl F Gretz D Grobbel, E Kansa E Kol odz1eJsk1 J Kudryckx J l1etz Thebert, J Trawczynskl, G Wlegand J Zahorchak, andK Zlmmer JUNIORS S Beste M Carney, P Connell L Delmotte, J Fuerst G Hudak M Markovlch, C Megge B 0wock1, Powell M Rostow M Schoener, A Schoenherr J Senftleben, andL Van Lann SOPHOMORES M Bernott J Braun A Chonko, N Hoffma.n, D Houghton, P Kelsey, M Kowal T Krause J Maco, M McK1n non, L Nall M Scantlmg E Shaw M Stephens C Tardoma, J Tran ch1da B Ul1cny, andD Verkest St Clement g1rls come out on top once agam' Congratulat1ons are 1n store for the Court Jesters, sen1or glrls, and the Lucky Leven, Jumor g1rls The Court Jesters took flrst place 1n the Warren Parks and Rec reat1on Basketball League Second place 1n the playoffs was taken by the Lucky Leven FRESHMEN J Barron, G Collms, C Cuplsz C Cygan J Dupuls, B Edwards J Gora P Hanrahan B Jackson, K Juzek Komorek I Normendeau S Peters Schmldt L Schm1tz,C Smlth andC Stroh Joseph Hessell a.nd Amxa Mane Sauter were the w1nners of St Clement's flrst great Pmg Pong Tournament back 1n 1938 D1d ya know our Pep Club was organ lzed 1n 19469 The annual May crowmng of the Blessed V1rg1n Mary by Sodahty members w1ll take place May 18 1960 The workmg members of tue CREST would hke to thank Mrs J Golemb1ewsk1 for her contr1but1on of salarm, bread, and chocolate chxp cook1es to 9 starvmg staff memoers what .4 'uf ill May fune SEVENTEEN 2 30 p d 8 p K S F S 15 cnr:s'r1-111 111 vm R! 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S rlbu e ..., Mrs. e rue 01 he B ll Q11-pn c . '11 1 s 1 1 , 12. sr. ia a 1. Clement D P A 5 O r gn 5 nmol' , , 13. Jun1orProm Enchanled' .... WelcomeDa.nceIor1n ming Freshman sponsore ' op omores 14. Movre sponsored by 1 rar 11 . 15. Choral Festiva -McKenzie u 'orium .... Marian D ya! U ID ' S 1 1 ' Annual Mmmgrr. week egmn ng 0 me 'h 16. t. emenl 31.51. Berledltl ' H . . 17. Bruck Umform Company lo measure for next years' uml ms a 1 . 111, Card Party--Rosary Al s ' 13 . , , , , c1onofSen1ors dJ ' s 1 N t1onalHonor Society ..., St. ary, R.0. I . C mem . A . . 21. nvie - zz. Senior Day an U. 011: .... B q e1 Awards - 23. Final Achievement 11151 for 6111 an p 1011 classes during regular mme . 24, Fm c ncvemenl feels fur 2nd an d classes during r ular time . 0 l - 25. F c ievement tests for 3rd and 5 d classes ri regular tlme ..,. ' D 26. A ensxon ursday . 27. . , . . za. . 29. First Mass- era M1 Orr, 12 0'r10c11 - bn 30. Memorial Da --N0 chool--F' 1C mmumon, s .m, l. 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May 11 THE CREST Page Seventy nlne CLIPPED I CHIPS AND QF' Bob Kowalski sings Rockski Roll ki I think this was said about report card time These are the tlmes that try men's souls Squirt' Squirt' Be on the lookout for a SCH student be lxeved to be armed with a squirt gun Proceed with ramcoats That IS all Splash' The last performance of Seventeen was truly the best The leading roles were great the musical accompaniment was terr1f1c Denms Kawlcki made h1s exit in the right direction John Zahor chak sang on pitch falmostl and the two dogs dxdn t get all the laughs In spring ayoung man s fancy turns to getting out by Marge WONDER Michigan the 'Water Wonderland' Blessed with God given resources and endless scemc beauty our home state of Michigan stands out ln prominence among 50 fellow states New vistas of economic development bloom mto being constantly results of an abun dance of human as well as natural resources Unlimited opportunity beckons to its 7 500 000 citizens They are proud of their heritage 1n this fleld of endeavor TWO DREAMS Two of their long cherished dreams have now come true The world s longest sus pension bridge, the Mackinac Bridge across the headwaters of Lake M1ch1gan opened to traffic on November 1 1957 towering 18 stories in height of school and mto the pool If you dont already know it John Okros Rick Marshall and Don Wie nand are celebrities They all were named to all state pool teams Secondly with President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth present the St Lawrence Seaway was officlally opened June 26 1959 saw this dream of the Great Lakes evolve into reality MICHIGAN WEEK FIRST TIME HONOR STUDENTS NUMBER 12 It IS for these numerous reasons and others still unmentioned wh1 h prompts 81 Achieve Scholastic Honors I-Iardworkflnallypaldoff forthe above students L to R D Romzek, W Welling G Bania Secondrow C Jenuwlne C McLaughl1n, F Pomante, K Owocki Third row M Wegener, J Tharrett, W Sypitkowslu R Kaltz, a.ndA Geldun The third quarter slump mayhave af fected some SCI-l'ers, but not all of them Despite the few nice days bringing atouch of sprmg fever and the thrilling mtra murals sixty nine students managed to maintain their scholastic average Those students whose names have been entered on the Honor Roll for the first tlme are pictured above Old timers mugs are immortalized in the February issue Congratulatlons are in order for the fol lowing students who made the required number of honor points for the second or third time They are SENIORS L Chmielewskl, E Defer, N Fortuna, fTurn to HONOR ROLL, Page 801 n1t1on Again in 1960 Michigan Week unfolds From May 15 21 adults and youngpeople alike set aside this week to emphasize their great heritage and their home Justas its voting citizens exchange town mayors for the Government Day so too high school in the areas are about to par txcipate actlvely also Essays speeches, man in the street 1nterv1ews w1ll form one facetof emphasis on Michigan Week J ournalistic endeavors mcludmg any published writing where a special Mich lgall Week issue is planned are also part of the growing Journalistic Enterprise Awards Program A NAME FOR EVERY DAY Special days of Michigan Week are also programmed Sunday presents re ligzous emphasis day Government day on Monday tourists day on Tuesday and livelihood or industries day, Wednesday provide half a week sfest1v1t1es Fol lowing Thursday evolves as educatlon day Our historical herxtage is reviewed for Friday withthe concluding day Sat urday, presenting new frontlers fiuturel day The entire week promlses great and even greater to be Michigan How will the Macomb County schools especially our own St Clement High contribute tothis program? As they have done from Michlgan Week of 1957 on, the I' 1 C1tyProgressaga1n invites students to submit wrltmgs to be published on that particular schoo1's page These student participation programs help to stimulate further interest in the Wolverme State orlgmate new idea! towards its better ment and an all around appreciation of the state , Y - . -sg N N . t I K , j., . vb 4. - 0 sb V' ' -.4 an -n I' M , - s ' ' ' . . n , ,, . - . ' . vv - - IV ' ' ! , ' . . . . . . . . , . . , , .. u . . . . . i Il YV . ' ' I , , , . . . . I . Q ' . . , .., . . . . , Ay- W W . ! - U nu. y - . . . ' . . 1 , y - ' 1 - . . . - - , , - , I ' . . ' - 2 ! . . . . .C the citizens of Michigan to public recog- .. Q . ,. ,,, . . ,, l ' - , 1 . . . 9 ' J ! 7 ' ll ' ' IV I . I 1 . , . .. 3 v 5 ' I . u. .: . . , ' - - , , ' ' ' ' 7 ' . . . . : . . , ', , , . -- I I . . 1 ' . . , , r.- . . . . , - , . .. . 7 ' ' . I ' , . , . . ' vw ll - ' u n 1 Y

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Maybe its onlyhash, perhaps a chicken dinner, but the cooks fl. to r.J Mrs A Miller, Mrs. L. Mathews d M it just right. , an rs. F. Grobbel always season My k1tchen w1ndows are always kept sh1n mg sm11esSr Imelda Rose, convent house keeper Those wlnter months call for a controlled heatmg system managedbyfl to r J Mr C Grobbel and Mr E Kaltz amtenance.. . The Job of ma1nta1n1ng any large school 1S a hard task Yet our cooks the general malntenance men our offxce workers Telephonecaus andp A announcementskeep C1 to andthe convent housekeeper and seamstress work to the best N K J F a d A Koernke of the1r ab111ty to keep our school and convent 1n sh1p sha e r J K De Vore OSS IX n P t th h uh h 1da cond1t1on To these people we the students of St Clement on them Oes roug Ou esc OO y Hlgh w1sh to express our many thanks QQQMW Cleanlng the halls and cafeter1a 1snt always such a bad Job t1me saves n1ne IS th f e cla1m fl to r J M Fourmer Mr A Sanscart1er B Lam motto o Sr Eustace the convent bert andT Lambert seamstress A st1tch 1n 81 . . Q f I tv - - . . ,, . , . - J . I V . ' i I c 5 X O ' a 7 s : . . , 1 ' , . . . . . . - y ' 5 ' 7 7 . , , . , . X. .. X. ,f s1 ' 0, r , An 5 N2 A A he 1 .NV . - ' 1 ' vw - - - - vw- l . . . , - - s ' '- ' a s ' '