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

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Page Sxxteen THE CREST October 30 1959 D lfrom page 111 S2 000, mmus S900 brought ln from stu dent subscr1pt1ons, leaves S1 100 to be pa1d Approxlmately S4 000 w1ll be made on th1S drlve also wh1ch nunus the S1 100 leaves S2 900 for the school M1nustheSS1, 000 g1ft tothe parlsh g1ves us a S1 900 balance for the school The very desk you are s1tt1ng 1n or the book you are read1ng may have been purchasedbythe funds from one of these drlves I ll carry your books says Rusty FIX KNIG HTS RATE altar boys for the past fxve years elght boys were prlvlleged to see M1Ch1g3.H State wallop Notre Dame on October 17 They were Tom Da1ley John Valukas Bradley L1etz Stanley Skavery J1m Zelmanskl Jerry Coll1ns, Tom Lam bert and John Bush Gett1ng up for early Masses serv1ng evenmg Bene dxct1on servlces and grvmg up much ofthe1r free t1me to be of serv1ce at the altar, are some of the sacr1f1ces these boys made We all must agree that this was a f1ne reward for them as Kmghts of the Altar PRINCIPAL URGES Pep The Steps Ever s1nce the Chicago school f1re December 1 1958 people have become f1re consclous After mvestigatmg it has been concludedthat there 1S an aver age of eleven school f1res a day S1nce the value of l1fe IS so great fxre drllls are a necesslty ln all schools St Clement IS no exceptxon Through practice, xt takes only two mmutes for the whole school to evacuate the bu1ld1ng Slster Eleanore th1IlkS that we could make It m even less tune 1f the students wouldwalk faster Slster also statedthat she w1lltry a new experxment th1s year blocklng certaln entrances during afxre drxll Th1s would prepare the students for emergencles By Theresa Koernke WATCH AND WONDER The VlS1t of Prenuer N1k1ta Krushchev to the Umted States September 15 25 had h1t the world and press On p1HS and two legged chalrs we all sat wonderlng nervously awa1t1ng the arr1 val of Russla s Bxg Boss Yes wondermg 1f perhaps N1k1 deserved the pr1v1lege of settmg hzs plump l1ttle feet on free so1l and then wa1t1ng wa.1t1ng for that round ,W INTELLECTS I ODDITIES 0 Books books books and there s one good thmg about them all you dont have to be a bookworm to enjoy them Good books deal w1th all the eras of h1story past and present Some reveal famous personages whxle others tell of sorrowfultraxtors or men wlthout coun tr1es Sport stor1es are usually f1ct1on and boys are usually the1r most avld read football season It IS only fa1r we men t1on those stor1es Wh1Ch pertam to foot bal Kenneth Bama 61 had th1s to say about Joseph Archlbald s BLOCK THAT KICK A most enjoyable book for all sports enthusxasts It IS packed wxth :leisure and enjoyment for all football Another book STAR KICKER by Caary Paul Jackson brought th1s com ment from Bradley L1etz 62 A really good book wh1ch deserves a second read mg Iwouldcerta1n1y read It over agam 1f I had the chance to-,SSI 1 It s for you Teach, says shy Bob Fortln l1ttle man w1th the stam of red on h1s hands Our Sov1et guest has come and gone Andwhether the Umted States wanted to be a spectacle or not, every natlon watch ed her every move Likewlse every nat1on wondered and wa1ted W1th1n our democracy we ve harbored the scourged, the wretched the perse cuted Jews from under the heel of Nazlsm Poles Germans, Czecks Hun garlans All have come w1th the love of freedom burned 1n thelr hearts a.nd scars that trled but couldn t k1ll that love EXPLOSIVE ELEMENTS Let s face 1t' Durmg Mr K s v1s1t the Umted States had two very hlghly 6X'p1OSlV6 elements bouncmg around 1n 1ts lap the fxery symbols of freedom won and the scourge that has crushed the freedom of so many In agreement wxth Mr E1senhower I m convlncedthat our 1nv1tat1on to Kru shchev has been just1f1ed We ve d1s played our mtegr1ty as a natlon CRITICS On the other hand edltorxals ln Amer ica magazme are skeptxcal as to whe ther Cal1forma sun or our supermarkets wxll melt any 1ce From th1s po1nt of view feehng strongly w1th these ed1 tors, Idon't see where Mr K w1ll make any actual changes just because he m11kedone of our cows What have our cows got over hxs? Wlule at Blalr House 1n Washington he W3Sh8dh1S hands wxth Amer1ca.n soap andwater has slept 1n a 1uxur1ous bed But that comfort won t ease any pam behmd the '1ron curtain N E W S W E E K The small amount that Krushchev saw through the bars of securxty won 't make a halt to his Marx1am Dogmas, or the hammer and cycle Exper1ence of America' edxtors can be rehed upon agam Newsweek magazine St3.b1uZeS the theory that Krushchev IS a kalaldoscope of qulck chang1ng faces But he has left us lcnowmg that w1l1 not budge from our stand on peace and hbert Thanks to Father Murray for the Octo ber 12 freeday from the students and teachers ' 7 rive 7 , - 7 ' 1 7 7 7 7 ' 7 5 ' X D A . . l 1 l l . l ' , ' 4 I - ' . . ' , .-. l I .- v 'Y ' 'IV ' ' ' Q - ii. . . , H H , I , , , . ll ' ' i - 2 Y-: . I . at ' ' ' ' . 1 ' 1 Aj -- , . i 'I L' , - V v Q T ' G . 7 7 7 ' .. K - -- ' . 7 7 . 7 ggi ' l . . 3 a . . , . . I 7 7 vv v ' qv ' ' 7 ' , . - , . . , . . , . . . , I ' I , . U . 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Win, lose, V-Men stay with game sv mf. - n , M ,Q -s- ..,., so csv. X. L E , sv Tscw W3 we 'Sf --Sal f '5 1 I ai' xx John Orban in Joe Ramen Q John Radtke ,f 'UI 5 4' 3 Raymond Van Pamel 'I 'um 'i Q X' ff C M 3 M,-2' Bob Vlgneau 5+ is Jerry Grobbel Year W1ns Losses T1es Bob M1ller Now ln our 1959 season w1th 1 W1n and 2 losses beh1ndus we st1ll have 4 games rernammg to determme our stand1ng 1n the league The team th1s year IS 30 strong It s a l1ght team but they have a heavy des1re to Wm Although they take xt especxally hardwhenthey lose the boys always come back flghtmg 1n the next game But once that flghtmg Splrlt dxes down we can t expect a wlnmng team The thlng for the Crusaders 1n the standsto do is to let the boys know we re beh1nd them all the way w1n lose o draw Then we can fmxsh out the 59 season w1th a 5 2 record and start our cllmb upward agam Kenneth BI-11113, Captaln Gary Houghton gr: X 'There IS nothlng l1ke football agree George Mayermk and Bob Fortm .aw-f X fl RWE Joe Organek fue- We 113' Rusty F1x Yes Coach 'P '- ' D-ualW tj Cleshga Am t It beautlful? N16dZWl6Ck1 'Wh1ch one? ...gurls October 30, 1959 THE CREST page Fifteen if 2 o 5 gy sf - qi Wg -vv,h f ifz-a,f-as ' kk to gf' ' ,. ' ,sf .,,.,,,,', ,la.tQgs..rLggf 3 ' at so ax- mu- 4. ia, q 1 K Q14 X 1 ,..s'x 5 f. I ' in 2 rt 0 'gf J' .. ' ' - 9 A :ss H. , . .-A Q ' rf' ' ' - + .1 . V' A ,M X, ,Q A V 4, , . Y K V , Q tx ffl, 1 ' .tg gli, I ' 4 xg 9 we , 3 ' ,i ur- 3 fr. , Q' pf .eg if .r, I' ,I 1 y.. st. . Y' w Ig. A -f 4 Q W , 1 vt MI' ' f N if A L. -44-we, A X X 1,38 ' W 'Qt we Q H ' Qzjff gf , I is R gg 1, , I . JF ff: ., g ' - . . 5 .1 J f '. 7 '75 L H- ' :M - iv f , - ef' f Y i f' ' k , 6' ' , Q. 1 ' l f Q ,. 5 GF ri K L, . , .lv 'tif' IH' ' 2' 9 1, xl a ' gg V. L . vu 1 1 A Y T . 92143 f SN, , . ff , ,fl A 1 . P' f 3 U3 as ' ' I L 'gram i V 5 V 'Ti' A A Q . S fe Q y , xii. Q, M, , at 5 .3 X . I ,gre-V. W - , . .M .1 Q 1, 1, slim 2 4, SQAQ h' A I t A ,- Q R- A- in J . l ' , . X V' M 1 Y fp . Xi ' , g V W gg? M ' . f' f f ,f M - to 5 . Q . 7 V V W N A v - . . H l ' f V, , , . ' ,aw X - ls ,ss .4 A . K A 'xy A -1 9 1 f I e'ell . ' if ,,.,,.,.. Q : I ,,. L , , gi . ' F - .15 A k s Lv J- ggi. .-T .5. . ' ' -. . .9 -ee-- fi: '52 3 3 - ' .ae F - 'Tn 2 . l '53 1 1 - 5 T ., 1 if I - 1 '54 6 1 ' X S -if W 1 'fy sf 9 '55 6 2 - A it E X gf ' '56 4 4 - XX ' ' , '57 2 6 - 5 ' X 2 5 if . t '58 3 4 - ' if A . . . nf1Qqf V ,El a - - gg E3 . . ' . . . . . if 'V ' I rf? ' f Q., Ifn. 5. I ' ..: z, . . v ,K L 'lsr J Q ,, . H H - 'V 4 V, Q -I l,-v:!-,v S :,::- ., Y wif . . . ' P f w 1 . I if 3 . . . . . kt. . A in V , P. ' ' v - - A ' 'A' v L5 lg? p i - - s .4 4 .1 L y 9 - Jw. V 1 I - V 1 . . ' J' , W 4 H, fi, ,, Y A, Q 1 . . 1 X 1 -A.. 9 ' 1 1 M WWW' .141 1 35 -- r . .1 -:.--. . . , ., . A - 2 , a f lg ' , 'Q . . ' .. , . H X flu. . - - ' ' ae' T ' .9 L is ' - f 5 . :ai 02' ' . 1 H .,. law

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262 Ccnflrmecl October 30 1959 THE CREST Page Seventeen Future Nurses Club Rosemarie Karner and Patrlcla Derbm w1ll attend Henry Ford Hospital on October 24 for the Inter Councll Rally on behalf of the Future Nurses Club Open houses of the city hospitals durmg the month of October w1ll be vislted by the future nurses Sc1ence Club The promotlon of October as the sclence month was under taken by the Science Club Sodallty Installatlon of Sodallty offlcers w1ll take place October 15 A bake sale on October 30 will be un der the sponsorshlp of the Sodallty Pep Club Annual homecomlng act Vlties w1ll be under the sponsorsh1p of the Pep Club Audlo Vlsual Club November 13 IS the date set for a dance sponsored by the Aud1o Vlsual Club The army of the Lord has swelled its ranks agam wxth the enllstment of 262 recrults from St Clement Parxsh On October 4 at 2 00 in the after noon, the Most Reverend Blshop Henry E Donnelly D D conferred the sac rament of Conflrmatxon on those stu dents who were trained 1n the precepts and doctrines of their Fa1th Having enteredthe chapel w1th his ret lnue of priests and alcolytes, to the mu slc of Ecce Sacerdos, he then tested the students preparedness wxth many questions on the commandments and the duties of the Catholic religion For many years, students have re c eived conflr mation while kneeling at the communion rail An order from the Chancery changedthat this year Arch bishop John Dearden designated that the students a.nd sponsers were to walk into the sanctuary two by two Then they genuflected before the Bishop and the altar before they took part in the con flrmatlon ceremony They then stepped back to thelr pews tcontlnued next column! Students Tackle Math Tournament Intensely mterested in helpmg students 1n every posslble way IS Saint Clement High School Developmgahealthy mind and body 1n every boy and girl especially a sound m1nd 15 one of ltstopaims Saint Clement demonstrates thls by encouraglng 1ts stu dents to enter competltion which will strengthen a.nd enlarge thexr knowledge One such contest is the approaching math tournament whlch wlll be held on Monday Participants 1n Math Tournament fl to r J Davxd Romzek, Robert Cleshga, Catherlne Gurzmskl, and Mlchael Ber nott qelfkil- Followmg the ceremony, B1ShOp Don nelly gavea short speech He congrat ulated the students a.nd teachers and then lecturedthe sponsors on g1V1I1g good ex Fromtheback rows parents, frlends and relat1ves craned thelr necks to see the1r sons a.nd daughters a.nswer the B1s hop squestxons wlth well known and un derstood statements The knowledge that the students know the1r Faith g1ves the Bishop the r1ght to conflrm them as soldiers of Chrxst November 2 Four students will represent Saint Clement High School in this local tournament sponsored by Future Engineers of Amerxca Senior Catherine Gurzlnskl, Jun lor Robert Clesliga, and sophmores M1chaelBernott and David Romzek are planning to attend the contest The chief aim of these math tour neys sponsored by FEA, is to rec ognize and encourage students who are capable of independent study whose initiative origmalzty, and perseverance would indicate that they show promxse as sclentlsts engineers, andmathmaticians An other is to help the students gain clearer insight into what w1ll be ex pected of them by presentmg au thentxc problems stra1ght from 1n dustry Those local part1c1pants who are places w1th1n the top ten percent of students nat1onw1de III thexr year level, w1ll have pr1or1ty for par tlcipation 1n the Nat1onalTourna ment scheduled to be held on Fr1 day November 27 1n the Chicago area Partic1pat1onw1ll be l1m1ted to 1 500 students CJ4Adds 04 'UCIub 2 Sou s Day -- November A Newly elected officers of the Aud1o Visual Club are tl to r 5 Robert B Miller president, Joseph Doneth, vice president Gary Vermeersch, treasurer, Margaret Susick, secretary I l -- . I . K I U i , . . ' 1 In ! s . ' - ' ' I ample to the children. ' uno I . -nn , l , ' .A ' , . . - j . . , j o . '- 7 7 . . , . 1 7 ' . . I . , . .,. - ' nil ' ' - :al ' . - CDI - El 2 ' IV . . W' EI - HI DSI 0 Fall , - ml -cl -' ml .-1I .. - Del li' . , ' - 3