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

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SIXTEE WI PUSTS X Freshmen Patr1ckBoyt1rn Paophlomofes Eiaymosld ian Jun1ors Gertrude Hudak, Sen1ors Lawrence Chm1e Patric1aGarczewsk1 Kenneth Gamid C 1?CqueJme ,gc 0' Gerald Grobbel Ronald lewskl Carol Flalm Herbert Grobbel Patr1c1a Hanrahan era 0 ms ames ran Peters Ronald N16dZW1eCk1 Gexsler J olm Zahorchak chxda c T Siuclenia N l Salnt Clement High School, Center Llne Mlchlgan S No I September 30 1959 V9 I RDEAOff1cersandspeakersf1 to r J Slster M Raphael, Mother Albertme Slster Eleanore Rev Celestm Stelner, S J Slster Mary Magdalen, Rev V1ncentHorkan Slster M Josepha JQL804 Appralses Goals Racme Dominican Education Assocla t1on, Nhchlgan branch lElH'fts annual meetmg at St Clement Hlgh Schoolon September 26 Keynotlng the second annual education session of the Sisters of St Domimc of Racine Reverend Celestin Steiner, S J , president of the Umversity of Detroit, explored the RDEA research problem Self Development For A Better Apostolate Sharmg the plenary sesslon w1th Father Steiner were Reverend Vlncent Horkan, superintendent of schoolsfor the Archdiocese of Detroit, Mother Mary Albert1ne, Prioress General of the Dominican Sisters of Racine, Sister MaryAmadeus, I H M Dean of Mary grove College and RDEA officers Sisters Mary Cleopha, Mary Magdalen and J osepha, all of Racine QContinued on Page 3, Column Axmx Ballots are 1n the news IS out The class off1cers of the conung school term are elected and are ready to take the1r places as leaders of the1r classes and members of the newly for med Student These newly elected class representa tlves presxdent, v1ce presldent sec retary treasurer are the followmg respectlvely Senlors Herbert Geisler, John Zahorchak Carol Flalm Law rence Chmielewskl J un1ors Gertrude Hudak GeraldGrobbel Ronald Peters RonaldN1edzw1eck1 Sophomore repre sentatlves are Raymond Van Pamel Jacquehne Macko Gerald Colllns James Tranchlda Freshmen Patr1ck Boytxm Kenneth Grobbel Patr1c1a Garczewskl Patr1c1a Hanrahan JO1l'l1l'lg the class off1cers to form the Student Welfare Counc1l are the follow 1ngclubpres1dents Sodallty Kathleen Gletzen Pep Club Edward Meduvsky Future Teachers Club Patr1c1a The bert Llbrary Club Ehzabeth Mlller, Future Nurses Club Kathleen Gnetzen Science Club Rlchard Rogos Joming these w1ll be two representatlves from each homeroom to be elected at a later date To develop student responslbility ln itlative, leadershlp, and school pride to promote the welfare of the school through proper student faculty relation ships to provide for student expression of opmion are the tasks of the S W C Meetings of the S W C w11l be held twice a month, with Sister Eleanore as its adviser . X I 2' . ,e-3 XX lg, S CK I M- ,. .- I at .b . S, -- fr 1 - . y . l 1 , . n ', N x 0, H .DS Y 'I' ,f .11 I, YQ ! X I ' .z V . J I . on I f -Q I - .J X31 I if . ' iff' ' at . ,pl p 1 13, , : vw , ' : . . , , 1 . Z .- : ' - ' ', ' . , y 1 , , , - . . . . I , . . y ' 7 R E S . . , I. ' 9 ' - N ij: 5 Welfare Counc1l of Salnt Clement H1gh. . U . . - . , Q , U . I 5 1 I 1 ' 3 Y I ! I as ' I ' I 5 1 I 1 I 1, , L L 1 . I . . . zz . . . I Q rt it 9 3 . X 5 , l I . . I I . l I s I I '- , . . . , - a ' ' 1 ' -- - - 3 -' 5 0 . - U - - . , . -- 9 ' . 1 , . . , . l g , . . . , ' 5 , . ll .

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he B617 U1 BULB!!! SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER FEBRUARY MARCH A PRIL MAY J UNE 8 Openlng of School P 8 Openlng of School P 7 7 11 14 18 22 24 13 St Clement vs Warren Bonf1re gl Pep Rally P 18 Homecomlng Dance P 19 Homecom1n Parade Homecommg Game P 18 20 Be Sweet To Teacher Day P 9 Thanksg1v1nQ P 28 Genes1an Drama Fest1val Monroe P 21 Chr1stmasFa1r P 35 Plve Semors appeared on QUIZ 'Em on the A1r P 23 Chrlstmas P 36 37 Hohday Ball P 33 Roller Skatmg Party P 57 TB Tests P 57 Genes1an FOIGHSICS, Rosary Hxgh School P 71 Boy S Basketball Intramurals G1rl s Basketball Intramurals Sc1ence Fa1r P 63 Younff People s MISSION P 67 D1str1ct Forenslcs P 67 Model Un1tedNat1ons P 61 Seventeen P bl Jumor Sen1or Prom June Crest Jumors rece1ved class rmgs June Crest 15 Marlan Day June Crest 22 Sen1or Day June Crest 25 May Crownmg June Crest 12 Graduatlon June Crest y o o .. ' .7 ....18 . . ......22 ' . 23 ' . 25 'Q 5 ' - s 301V - - vv . .....26 ' . 28 ' ' , . 19 ,. . ,, . .,, a 25 ' . - 29 ' . JANUARY ....... 29 Fantasy in Print P. 33, 42, 43 .....27 ' . 5 . . . O 20 ' ' . ........3-9 D ' ' ' . 7 . . . U 27-30 0

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Page Two THE CREST September 30 1959 Crest Alms For ame What s 1n a name? Does the t1tle by wh1ch a th1ng IS knovm necessarlly show 1tS nature? Last year the student body chose The Crest as the name of th1s paper Was the1r Ch01C6 appropr1ate? The word crest, ltself, developed durmg feudal t1mes Or1g1nally lt was a helmet ornament, g1v1ng protect1on from blows Later the crest came to be used 1nthe make up of coats of arms which were used by persons of h1gh rank as symbols of the1r famxly tree These coats of arms were also used to 1dent1fy prop erty Sllverware, ch1na, coaches, and armor all bore the fam1ly emblem Today the Off1C1a1 symbol of a natlon IS called a crest In Br1ta1n the nat1onal crest 1S that of the royal fam1ly Our own country uses the Great Seal of the United States In this waythe word became an 1dent1fy1ng devlce Wh1tecap peaks are known as the crest of the waves A crest, too, IS the upper po1nt of a h1ll or mounta1n thus ma.k1ng the word 1nterchangeable w1th hlghest or head IfTheC,rest1sto prove a f1tt1ng name thls paper must reach for the top L1ke the part of the coat of arms, lt must also be a mark of somethxng spec1al The Crest has the com1ng year 1n wh1ch to reach its goal to l1ve up to 1ts name qnam Q 'D 2. 7,,f,', . 41 f 4+ WJ ,DJ For You, 44 Byslght Does 445 seem to be a b1g number? The hlgh school enrollment reaches that number exactly Each day, these 445 students attend classestogether They pass each other inthe halls and on sta.1rways At 12 30 these same students meet 1n the cafe ter1a, sharmg all the latest news and g0SS1p They belong to the same clubs, support the same team and attend most of their games These 445 meet at the same dances and parties They also attend Mass together each Fr1day many of them !'6Ce1Vll'lg Holy Commun1on Yet how many of these 445 can see one of the1r own classmates, recogmze him, and call h1m by name? How many can po1nt out a student from another class and say I know tum ? Ofthe 445 th1rty two have just trans ferred from other schools How are they fittmg 1n? Are they gettmg to know the others? Arethe others gettxng to know them? Crusaders of old were openhearted wlth the people they met 111 the1r travels The1r present day counterparts now have the opportumty to lmltate their name sakes When w1ll each student at St Clement High be able to say I can count at least 444people as my friends Tomorrow? May We Suggest... that Crusader rooters Slt together in the stands and cheer rlght up to r K the end of the game 1 No THE CREST September 30 1959 Published by the students of Sa1nt Clement Hlgh School 8155 R1tter Avenue Center L1ne M1Ch1g3Jl Ed1tor1al board Marilyn Fuerst Janet Gmerek Kathleen Gletzen Janet L1etz Rlchard Rogos Patr1c1a Thebert Marlene Wancour Grace Wlegand Copy Beverly Chuckry Carol Golemblewskl Joan Kudryckl Dxane Wesserl1ng Deanna Brueggeman MRFCIR Burg Ellen Defer Karen De Vore Art and Photography Barbara G1ppr1ch, John Zahorchak, Edward Fortumase Thomas Dutkxewxcz, Davxd Grobbel Edward Meduvsky Busmess Kathleen G1etzen Patr1c1a Derbln, Lorrame MHTKOWICZ, Gary Vermeersch, Dolores Chonko Reporters Shlrley Beste, Mary Ann Carney, V1rg1n1a Chapman, Barbara Chmielewsk1, Patr1c1a Connell, Louxse Delmotte, Robert Fortm, Jane Fuerst, Theresa Koernke, Marcella Markov1ch, Patr1ck MIHHICK, Carol Megge, Ronald N16dZW18Ckl, Susa.nOberl1esen, Carolyn Ra1ss, Margaret Rostow, Judxth Senftleben, Joan Trawczynslu Student Poll li Left to r1ght L ChlIl1e1eWSkl Choronzewlcz, E Powell G LaValley C Wolf The openmg of school brought w1th lt anew curriculum and schedule Three of the changes were Mass only once a week, a three o'clock d1sm1ssal, an permanent seatlng arrangements 1n caieter1a How does the man on the street' or rather 'student 1n the hall feel about them? These are h1s reactxons Do you l1ke the change from da1ly to weekly Mass? Carol Wolf 63 Ith1nk we apprec1ate the Mass more 1f we go only on Fr1 days Gary La Valley 60 I thmk the Mass on Frlday IS good because everyone shouldhave achance to bu1ld h1s Splrlt ual defense so he can endure the ev1ls of the world Joan Watson '60 'I really m1ss the opportun1ty of da1ly Mass, but since this seems to be the best poss1ble way to 1nclude all of the school act1v1t1es m sat1sf1ed w1th the change How about the new d1sm1ssal t1me? Carol Choronzewxcz 62 'I can t see why we haveto get out of school so late I would rather have d1sm1ssal at about the same t1me other schools do Lawrence Chrn1elewsk1 60 Actually there doesn 't seem to be any d1fference between the 2 45 d.1Sl'n1SSa1 and the three o clock one What about the ca.feter1a seatlng ar rangements? E1leen Powell 61 S1nce I enJoy d1fferent people at dlfferent times don't like to s1t III the same place all year Judy Senftleben '61 'I l1ke the seatmg order 1n the cafeter1a compared to that of my last school becausel have a better chance of gettlng acquamted w1th the rest of the Juniors Do You Know... that the class of '60 1S the thirty fourth graduatxng class 1 I nr V V ' . a V 1 I 4 Y Q 1 Y ' . is ' ,yttfas , - - it sf- - g: - t we 3 ...Q . . . . . . . 345 we 1 4193, my 1 , , y sg ' 1 My an ' . , 4 Q I Y 1 , . . , , ' ' : . , C. . ' , . - , . , ' ' ' 1 . . 7 , I . ' ' d - . ' ' the , . ' - I ' ' ' 'Y V ' v ' rv 9 ' uv ' uv v' , u - - . , , 7 - - n 4. . . . . 1 . u - , . ! i . . - e . I vw ' ' . ' . 1 ' . . J :. 'N f . . . - I . I - QU 0 ' . . . . , f ' gr 9: ,n I I l ' 1 I 1 - -' '- H - ' 4 . r . . . 3 . ' - v . v v . . : - L . 'J 5 D.. R ' ' Z . ,. . H ' ' '. '- N - - -1 .rv . J 'HR ' y M U o ' . ' v . n - - Vol. . 1 - I ' l ' , 1 4 ' - 7 I V' , I . v - - . . 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