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

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Page Eight THE CREST September 30, 1959 SCH Plans Homecomlng Glamour V Excltement ' Confuslonv That s Homecommgl SCH looks forward to the gala week October 19 25 One entlre day w1ll be dedlcated to honorlng the freshmen, sophomores, Junxors senxors the homecommg court and the Vars1ty squad, respectlvely The glant pep rally and trad1t1onal bonfire are scheduled for October 22 the homecommg dance date IS set for October 23, w1th the homeconung k1ng and queen, together w1th their selected court, rulmg over all fest1v1t1es Game With St Ruta Climaxoftheweek, of course w1ll be the game, scheduled thls year w1th St Rita of Detrolt, on October 25 Pre ceedlng the game w1ll be the tradxtlon al Rosary for Vlctory and the home coming parade Pep Club Board armounces rules governing floats, selection of the court, and parade setup will remam unchanged Class offxcers are responslble for makmg regulatlons known and clear to thexr respective classes COPIES of the rules are avallable from the PC Board 704414 mai dawn? Uniforms FNA FTA meetmgs Installauon FTA off1cers Pep Rally St Frederick at St Clement DSPA Workshop at U D for Press Club Conf1rmat1on Maturxty Test for Grade 9 Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety meetmg Intellxgence Test for Grade 11 Soda11ty Lxving Rosary Student Welfare Counc1l meeting Class deficiency notices to parents St Clement at St Mary, R O Free day Father Murray s patronal feast day NCMEA meetmg Sodallty meet1ng St Clement at St James End of Yearbook Subscrxptlon Dr1ve Freshman Day opens Homeconung Week Senior photos Sophomore Day Pep Club meetmg Senior photos Jumor Day Senior photos Senlor Day Bonflre and Pep Rally Sclence Club meeting Court andVars1ty SquadDay Homecommg Dance Vars1ty Issue of Crest Homecoming Parade Homecommg Game St R1ta at St Clement Library Club Knlghts of the Altar meetmgs St Jude, Patron of Diffxcult Cases pray for us' FTA FNA meetings Be Sweet To Teacher Day 31 Halloween nflk ff' -Q...x Crusaders block the Warren Orxoles attempt to push to a f1rst dovm They are Cstandmgj Mlller, Nledzwlecki, Vxgneau fl to r I Mayernik, Kemp, Jurmcky C1esl1ga Ba.n1a and Fix Warren Defeats Crusaders Frlday September 18 at Warren I-hgh School Sa1nt Clement Crusaders met the Warren Orloles ln the annual 1nter c1ty season opener Coach Al Baumgart f1elded a fme eleven but Warren slmply outclassed and over poweredthe men m Green and Gold, as they ran up atotal of thrxty four pomts scormg ln each quarter The game was hlghhghted by Warren s fxne offense, but Sa1nt Clement had 1ts moments also Players hke Ramen, N16dZW19Ck1 Mlller a.nd Fortln played great ball but the Warren offense was Just too strong for the men from Sa1nt Clement Warren drew f1rst blood scoring a touchdown 1n the f1rst mmute of play The varslty contlnuously threatened throughout the quarter but fa11ed to crack the0r1oles sohddefense The Orange and Black kept rollxng over the front line hne of the Green and Gold, and by half tlme Saint Clement traxled 20 0 By the thxrd quarter there wasn't any doubt whether Warren had made good the1r boast of being able to conquer the courageous Crusaders In the closing minutes of the game, Warren put across the f1nal score thus cementmg their victory w1th a 34 0 shutout I-le can still smxle 0 . . 4 3. -A . Y ! l .fi 5. - H N A v 1 , . . . . . 0 . . ., . , . 1: . . - ' . . ' ' 2: ' 1 3: . . . . - , , , 2 4: ' ' , , ' 5: , 6: ' . . ' ' ' , I , 7: ' . . ' ' , ' ' 8: ' ' , 91 . . ' '. 10: ' I ' ' 11: . . . . 12: 1 13: ' . . ' 14: - 15: ' ' . u 16: u v 17: ' - 18: . . 19: ' ' ' . . ' 20: . . ' . . 21: ' . . E 22: ' . . ' . . ' K 23: ' . . ' . . ' Q 24: 1 2 25: . ' -- . ' , 26: 27: . . ' ' if 28: . ' , , ' 29: - ' 1 30: H - - - vv

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September 30, 1959 THE CREST Page selfen And ODDITIES All books dont have to be as dull as that one that you read two mghts before your last book report deadllne Some of them can be pretty lnterestmg For example, do you know when the flrst football game was actually played or who was the first person to go over Niagra Falls 1n a barrel? If not you will learn the answers to these and many other questlons ln the lxbrary s new reference book, Famous Flrst Facts by Joseph Nathan Kane Then, 1f you re one of those people who love the sea and drool over splne tmghng adventure, Nordhoff and Hall s unty Trllogy was wrltten especlally wrltten for you This book is an anthol ogy of goodwritmg lncludmg the famous Mutmy on the Bounty Men Agamst the Sea and P1tca1n s Island Little boy l1ke B1g boy l1ke? lmmw if gf, XP Q 'Mfg H535 'lit Long and Short Go To School Four hundred and f1fty five students came to meet the old and greet the new on Tuesday, September 8 They found the bu1ld1ng, the books and the slghts the same Then they found the new Seven classes augment the present currlculum at St Clement speech art, journalism physlcal science, trigonometry, Spanish and physical educat1on for the boys All classes are fifty f1ve m1nutes 1n length Corporate Mass, club meet ings and a throughout the school guidance program take their weekly turn durmg the flrst mormng perxod Asked the 'why of the enlarged and enriched program Sister Eleanore, principal answered To bu1lda b1gger andabetter school and to provxde more opportunities for self development for every student INTEL!-ECTS Sensors, Press Club Spark Drlve Yearbook Subscrlphons Seek Goal n-qv ll to r I Kathleen Gietzen Gary Ver meersch S Dalmatla Lorralne Markowlcz and Patrlcia Derb1n Sl Sl Senorlta Cuernavaca Taxco, San Louls Postal Mexlco Clty these strange soundmg places are foreign to many of us but th1s summer four Samt Clement H1gh School students vlsltedthem after havmg planned the tr1p for more than two year s Senlor gxrl scouts Diane De Tavermer, 10th grader a.nd 11th graders Francls Pomante, V1rg1n1a Chapman and Mar cella Markovich left Umon Stat1on Fr1 day mormng, June 19 at 8 00 a m Mexlco bound Tra1n stops were made 1n St Louls, San Antomo, and 1n the border town Laredo Texas where the girls checked through customs Wh1le in Mexlco the g1rls v1s1ted the Girl Scout Cabana 1nternat1onal meet1ng place of g1rl scouts and gu1des of the world Scouts from seven states the Bahamas England and Swxtzerland attendedthe Jtme 22 27 sess1on The experlences galned from tlns trlp are many as are the memorles The girls learned how Mexlcans hve and what their country is like but most of all they learned what they have to be thankful for Amerlca Lefttorlght F Poma.nte D DeTav ermer V Chapman, andM Markovlch Yearbook Subscr1pt1on Campaxgn at Sa1nt Clement Hxgh School whxch began last Monday, September 28, w1ll contmue through Monday October 19 Seniors and Press Club sol1c1tors for the patron and sponsor drlve, have set thexr goal at S3 000 Crest Managmg edltors Kathleen Giet zen and Patrxcla Derb1n and Busmess Managers Lorraxne Markow1cz and Gary Vermeersch wxth Faculty adv1ser Sxster Dalmat1a head the project To date, 309 Crusaders have placed orders for their yearbooks if ff ,MA Left to r1ght J Gmerek, P 'lhe bert M Wancour K Gletzen, G W1e gand andJ L1etz Crest Goes to College S1xsen1or members of The Crest staff spent two weeks durmg the summer at college At the UIllV9I'S1ty of Detrolt, they and 37 other hxgh school students attended a Journallsm workshop under the dlrectlon of Father James J Magmer S J headofthejournallsmdepartment at U of D Kathleen Gletzen Janet Gmerek, Janet L1etz Patr1c1a Thebert, Grace W1egand, and Marlene Wancour studied the techmcalitles of newspaper layout, wrltmg and edxtmg On the last day of the workshop Father C Steiner S J , presldent of the Uni verslty, presentedworthy students with certlficates of success EachSt Clem ent student recelved a certificate 0 O 0 0 ' lf? pi a,,. 4 ,J , . . . . . . tg +5 , . , K , A ,T , , . -A Q . . , , , f l . . . . . . . , ' ' I ' 5 . . . ' V 1 - . . . , ' - r. , - . . , . . - J ' , Bo. . . , A K I . g . 4 . . , y 1 , , . . -- . ., , , 3 . . . . , : . . I K . . . . . y 1, H , . P ai ll 'ffl . ' . .' J 4 - vw v ' I ,, ' at , I . .-- 4 f I A55 . . 5 ' ,C ,gigs so X , 4, 5 W' X W :ff -' . . . . ' ' P er Q - ' . ' f , A , ' 1 y 4 , K. 3'-3 ,' ' . Q .. 1 J l' , fs-mm sms' . . . .' . P -1 5 -F ,, . f t ..,, ,gs , 9 A 'S ga 9. lf f ' ,' . . . F. it is af, G , ' 'wi f X 'e-- . 2' 'Hs' . We , s ' V , ' . J '1 9 J J at t-.t . to 9 o . 3 ..:,.i3, , , Q L ,, ' 1 N 3 ' ' - , . , . . , , . . 2 I ' - V I .f. ..... 4 , 5 ,Q - - - . 52 Y if if ' ' ' - 1 , 9 rr' . . s -:ff .. WXMXW' t I, af? .f ' F . . ' ' A - X Y ' - . fe - 5 V' x X ' - . . , - ' ' ' Lv ,. S ' A f x . . 5 as 3, - ' - , . , , 9 y , 7 v H . . . . , . 7 , g . . . - - ' : . , . - - - - l , . I ' .

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Nat1onal Catholxc Youth Week Natlonal Cathol1c Educatxon Week November 8 14 October 25 November 1 Vo I Somt Clement Hugh School Center Lune, Mlchogon, October 30, 1959 o. Be Sweet To Teacher 4 t A s get 1' 'Z-X 49 77 ff.e f'esJf Aw' E j diffs? Courage readers' You re not seelng th1ngs That really IS the Okros Slon sk1, Rlnke trlo actlng llke honor scouts They re observmg Be Sweet To Teacher Day' by actmg l1kel1ttle angels Any unusual crles or telltale odors of sp1r1ts of ammon1a fsmelhng saltsl :ie tected durmg the day can be recogmzed asthe teachers react1ons to th1s specxal day FQ :ll Top row Cl to r J Lawrence Chmlelewslu Marxlyn Fuerst Janet Lletz Grace Wlegand Karen Z1mmer Carol Golemblewskl Patr1c1a Thebert Mlddle row fl to r I Mary Ann Carney Patr1c1a Connell Sandra Schoenherr Maryann Van Gllder GeraldWarner Bottomrow fl tor ,MHFCIRKOWHI Bradley Lletz Mary McK1nnon Clement Gelsler Donna Vlrkest Davld Romzek Mary Ann Stephens 19 Role High In NM Tests Results of the Natlonal Mer1t Scholarsh1p Quahfymg Test and the Natlonal Educa tlonal Development Test taken last Aprll are flnally 1n 19 St Clement students rate 1n the top 1092, of students ln the Unxted States who took the tests Sen1ors should be proud of the1r seven top classmates who have become senu fmahsts by rankmg over the 90 percentlle ln the1r compos1te scores They are CREST Calls Shufferbugs The C REST photographlc staff wlll launch another fxrst m St Clement h1story by 1n1t1at1ngaShutteroug Contest 1n late October Open to all freshmen sophomores and Jumors th1s contest IS des1gned to prepare amateur photographers for permanent C RES T work To quallfy a student must I n ratuIatlons'l The C RE ST staff congratulates Mr James Thompson, the yearbook advxser, and Janet Hebert the ed1tor 1n chlef, for the awards won by the1r 59 Crusa der Workmg w1th the ed1tor to prepare th1s book were Thomas Vohs, Nancy Rosmk W11l1am M1sterov1ch Patr1c1a Connell and Carol McLaughl1n The Cathol1c School Press Assoc1at1on pre sentedtothe '59 yearbook the All Catho l1c award wluch IS the h1ghest in 1ts d1v1s1on The Nat1onalScholast1c Press Assoc1at1on awarded the yearbook a Fxrst Class ratlng Wh1Ch IS the second h1gh8St ratmg ln 1ts d1v1slon. Mamtaln a C average 1n scho lastxc rnarlungs Turn 1n h1s name and homeroom number along w1th prevlously taken pxcture to Room 105 when mformed to do so Submlt all necessary mformation about camera ftype shutter speed, t1me of day plcture was taken, lens openmgl Be interested 1n all phases of photography Cdevelopmg, prmt mg etc D Brmg h1s own camera and fxlrn on days appo1nted 6, Set up and take h1S own pxcture The photographers w1ll declde wluch plcture settlng to use, gwmg all entrants an equal opportun1ty Wmners will have the1r plctures publlshedm the November issue of the C REST Grace W1egand 98 Janet L1etz 97 Carol Golemb1ewsk1 95 Patr1c1a The bert 95 Lawrence Chmlelewskx 93 Karen Zlmmer 93 a.nd Marxlyn Fuerst Test scores school records extra currlcular act1v1t1es a.nd mformatfon on the1r future plans are just a few pomts on wluch the fmahsts are chosen Every fmahst w1ll recelve a Cert1f1 cate of Mer1t for outstand1ng perform ance besxdes be1ng consldered for a Mer1t Scholarsh1p Many colleges un 1vers1t1es, and other scholarsh1p agen c1es w1ll recexve a booklet conta1n1ng the names of all the fxnalists Those Juruors and sophomores who rated above the 90 percentlle w1ll each mer1t a Certificate of Educatlonal De velopment 1n recogmtlon of the1r out standlng performances The Jumors are Mary Ann Carney, Patr1c1a Connell, Sandra Schoenherr, Mary Ann VanG1lder, and Gerald War ner Sophomores are Clement Gels ler, Marc1a Kowal, Bradley Lletz, Mary McK1nnon, Davxd Romzek, Mary Ann Stephens, and Donna Vlrkest 1- gf? J Q ie' . . .-Jf--- - . . . V 1 ,ix ,ua K - 4 ' ' - tl - ,A , . . . . . I. , N 2 . s V A lv .Mi ,W tx b Q 'X 3 ... , A ,g 5 9 9 , hi 1. ' ' J K. x ' I 1 t, ' -W - 9 1? t - 1 ' I V S .af H , qup, , W l Q i A 4 W ,, - ,T x Q, U Q 4 c Q at T for , c 5 , f ,. 'fe .t e- ro, f' l - A ' - s +' ag: 5, 9 , 4 , x If V' if ? .' 1 I . 4 12,4 , 1: ' I 1 ttyl. ' 1 ' 9 iii 1- WEE fx A t, f l: is 616 W 'Q i K ' , '- Q. . -' -s - ' 0 v s 5 g 4 'v A t i . K I 5 :V Q 5. t by r X t X Q A wig Z1 , , , , , , . l ' l ' ' ' s y 7 ' . ! S 3 ' . - , - . . . . ,, 0 YY I ' ly V Y ' f ' ' 1 Q - . ' I .- ' ' 1 l 1 , - 7 ' 7 . . . . . , . . . . . . , ' 91. . 1 - . . . , , , , ' , . . . . . . . ' , : . . . 1. ' ' - . . . 2 l 2. . 1 - . . . . .U . - . . . - H . . I , - . ' 3. ' ' . . . . . ' , . -. - . . . I ' I Q 1 , - 4. ' , ' . ' . , . . . . , . . 1 . .. . - . Y ' ' . u . ' . . ' 5- ' ' '