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

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January 26 1960 THE CREST Y Page Forty-seven Janet Lletz Wlns Janet Lxetz sen1or has won the hxghest award offered by Mercy College for a home econormcs major a S400 scholar shxp She tookthe qual1fy1ng test on December 20 1959 DEI Schedules Test tor March I Detro1t s Engmeermg Inst1tute Inc has announced 1ts 1960 Scholarshlp tests scheduled for the f1rst of March The Scholarshlp grant covers tu1t1on books and equlpment for the Inst1tute s Baslc Engmeermg Course REQUIREMENTS FIVE scholarshlps of approx1mately S500 are offered to hlgh school students who can quahfy under these cond1t1ons They must Be h1gh school graduates of good character Possess mechamcal ablllty Plan not to attend college due to f1nanc1al cond1t1ons or other rea sons beyond h1s control Preferance w1ll be g1ven those students rece1v1ngd1plomas 1n Industrlal Arts or General Courses However college preparatory students are eliglble Twelve St Clement students w1ll com pete In the exam1nat1on Herbert Ge1sler Denn1s Wllson, Thomas Gon1w1echa John Zahorchak, Allen Seyfferth Ed ward Kansa James RGISS M1chael Schweder R1chardRogos Gary LaVal ley, Denn1s Rmke, and Joseph Organek Edward Wilson, Class of 59 IS now attendmg the Detro1t Engmeermg Inst1 tute on the S500 Scholarshxp he recelved last sprmg HH twice hlest Congratulat1ons to Mr Ke Mrs R1ch ard Kapala on the b1rth of the1r tw1n daughters Mercy Scholarship by Dam cfobba AND WONDER X' Who s who 1n the pres1dent1al nom1nat1ons'P Once agam It s tlme to seek the rlght man who w1ll represent h1s party mn the future elect1on W1ll the pr1mar1es be able to select a man truly fltted to fulf1l1 h1s party s adm1n1strat1on'P That s the bxg quest1on rlght now At th1s t1me the Repubhcan Party appears to have the advantage Thxs advantage occurs 1n the fxgure of V1ce Presldent Rlchard N1xon The nom1na txon for h1s party was h1s and h1s alone Rlght now he IS 1n the G O P dr1ver s seat and he1r to Presxdent E1senhower s recent prestlge To f1rmlyentrenchh1mself he w1shes to be closely xdentlfled w1th Mr E1senhower s pol1c1es greatest of wh1ch is peace and prosperxty As a result of E1senhower s recent V1S1tS to forexgn countrxes N1xon has hadagreater chance to GXCFCISC h1s power as vxce presldent HIS meetmgs and dec1s1ons w1th the Cabmet are well planned W17W INTELLECTS I f ODDXTIES 9 St Paultellsus that Readmg maketh the whole 'nan What better t1me IS thereto mal e ourselves better lnformed than durmg February Catho11c Press Month Pope John XXIII has constantly empha slzed love for all peoples and rel1g1ons We cannot however love what we do not know Th1s IS why read1ng to obtam knowledge lS1IIlpOI't2,Ilt For these rea for Catho11c BookWeek Read to Know Know to Love In order to help you achleve th1s a1m here are a few books wrltten by famous Cathol1c authors Our Father s House by S1ster Marlella Gable IS an anthology of humorous tales relat1ng the unusual sltuatlons of both prlests and slsters ln thelr da1ly en counter w1th ch1ldren Another collectlon of storles IS Reason for Ann by Myles Connolly These are more up to date stories dealmg w1th real people as we know them Other mterestmg books are The L1tt1e World of Don Cam1llo by G1ovann1Guaresch1 The L1fe of the Rope by Isodore O'Br1en Father Flanagan Boys Town by Fulton Oursler I fcont d from p 46l cate and offlclal memberslup card Members reported on the progress of the1r scxence proyects Spec1al after school sclence movxes w1ll be shown durmg January An mterestmg color f1lmstr1p on the scxence of steel manufacture concluded the meet1ng Kmghts of the Altar No report Future Teachers No report Student Welfare No report NCMEA No report N1xon lsthe most able po11t1c1an for h1s party tlcket However there IS the problem of a runmng mate A number of names have been ment1oned but no actxon has taken place Aslde from th1s N1xon IS the man of the hour The Democrats have a d1fferent problem DEMOCRATS DIVIDED The Democratlc party IS d1V1ded Adlal Stevenson Stuart Symmgton Hubert Humphrey andJohn F Kermedy are the men called upon Stevenson who IS the best qual1f1ed mslsts he IS not a cand1date He has the exper1ence and ab1l1ty and w1ll undoubt edly accept 1f nom1nated second cholce upon the t1cket H1s amaz 1ng strength 1n pol1t1cs could poss1bly ac count for th1s Humphrey deemedh1mself a workmg progresslve Democrat H1s IS a rags to r1ches story a man rxsmgto fame as a result of h1s dynam1c personallty KENNEDY FAVORED Probably another ma.n to be xs John F Kennedy Thxsamazmg young man forty two, nearly won the v1ce pres1dent1al nom1nat1on1n 1956 He IS by far N1xon s strongest opponent Due to h1s rel1g1on he IS a matter of substant1a1 d1scuss1on mthe campalgn Thxrty two years have passeds1nceAlfredE Smlth aCathol1c ran for presxdent The fact that Nixon hasn t any runmng mate has 1ntens1f1ed Kermedy s chance Although Kennedy has saxd no to the v1ce pres1dent1al slot hewouldprobably accept It 1f only to Increase h1s party s power The Democratxc tlcket w1ll be Steven son Kennedy, whllethe Republlcans have N1xon and '7 Whoever he may be, the new presldent w1ll face the problems of recess1on, budgets theU S dollar, and str1kes May he be as great and even greater than h1s predecessors for th1s great natlon relies on h1m Y ' l U ff fret' ,, 'I 4 , . . . . . 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a demonstratlon of unwoven fabr1cs at the 5 hsted The corner at Van Dyke and Page Forty-six THE CREST January 26, 1960 Pat Thebert holds record for award wrns Too Teen Is SCH Homemaker of Tomorrow Named as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow from SCH 15 top teen Patr1c1a Thebert Patty rece1vedthe h1ghest score 1n a 50 nunute exam wrltten by 44 semor g1rls She now hasacrack ataS1 500 scholarsh1p wh1ch General M1lls IS sponsormg To rem1nd her of her newly won d1st1nct1on Pat has been awarded the Homemaker p1n bearmg the slogan Home IS where the heart IS Who IS th1s award WUIIISF9 It all started seventeen years ago The sun was hardly up 1n the East that morn1ng of February 4 1942 when the doctor welcomed another t1ny mfant 1nto the world w1th that fr1endly lxttle slap of h1s The loud cry whlch Patr1c1a Thebert vehemently emltted let h1m know that she wouldn t stand for such goings on C HILDHOOD ANTICS Th1s brown eyed daughter of Joseph and A1leen Thebert st1ll had thxs xmpudent streak at three when she gave her mother the sl1p 1n Chxcago s Un1on Statlon A frxendly porter caught the lxttle runaway and returned her to her harr1ed mother On the tr1p home Pat wore a harness that restramed her wandermgs An 1mag1nat1ve ch1ld Patty would p1ck fru1t for her mother from non exlstent trees but pouted when she was thanked C for the peaches QThey were apples D P Q X CHIPS r A funny thmg happened at practlce the other day Everybody showed upl The boys varslty basketball team here at SCH are gett1ng new warm up Jackets And by the way we d l1ke to WlBh the coach s brother all the luck 1n the world 1n h1s new cloth1ng bus1ness Boys W1th A Camera a new novel by Danlel FIX and Ronald N1edzw1eck1 John Okros IS tak1ng up wexght llftmg He can press lt 100 t1mes Next week he ll put some We1ghtS on It Mark Jan 5 as SCHOOL RECORDS By the t1me Pat transferred to St Cle ment 1n the e1ghth grade she had become known as a good student In l1v1ng up to th1s reputatlon, Pat w1ll surpass the 200 honor pomt mark, hav1ng already amassed 195 polnts up to Jlme, 1959 N1neteen more were added at the end of flrst quarter In extra currlcular aCtlVlt1eS too the top teen has made herself known The club off1cer supreme, Pat holds these posts Sodallty secretary pres1dent of FTA student ed1tor of NCMEA, and assoclate editor of the C R E S T She also has servedas freshman class trea surer secretary of FNA as ayumor, and as a member of the Crusader staff for one and one half years In the Forens1c Reglonal Tournaments, th1s v1vac1ous keen teen brought home the fxrst place banner m the Or1g1nal Oratory sectxon Her superb wr1t1ng also won her an essay contest Muslcally talented as well Patr1c1a recelved a superxor ratmg and a cert1f1cate 1n the Natlonal Plano Gulld tournament, last sprlng A N O T H E R P A T There IS a quxet sxde of Pat also Be sldes her plano she enyoys sewmg and readmg A crossword puzzle book 1S a constant compamon as th1s dalnty m1ss Harper IS one of the worst 1ntersect1ons for accldents It seems that a lot of young women drlvers run red llghts there Dont feel too bad Carol You cant get l1fe for It Gary Kemp 1snt all here 1f you know what I mea.n CI-Ie lost h1s append1x J Ed McG11nchey loves to l1ve 1n the Umted States because herewe have l1fe, l1berty and the pur su1t of a free c1garette Don't ever walk 1nto the gym on Mondays durlng school tlme unless you have llfe msur ance andadoctor for a frxend The rea son IS that the Semors have gym class and they play a umque game at thxs tlme It s a sort of a combmatlon of games basketball, football, socker, and mass su1c1de str1ves to bulld up her word power PAT 'S P LANS It s Patr1c1a s amb1t1on to travel es peclally to Washmgton D C to see the Cathollc Un1vers1ty and the shrine to the Immaculate Conceptxon Careerwlse the top teen IS a1ming at a BA degree 1n teach1ng from Madonna College The fourth grade IS her deslred posmon Enthus1ast1c brlght charmmg con cerned smcere these all descrlbe our top teen Patr1c1a Thebert we re glad you re a St Clement student Matter Mrnutes Honors Club Ashelfmthe L1brary w1ll hold college news and materxal for anyone who IS mterested Carol Mart1n Lawrence Chmlelewslu and John Zahorchak are preparmg a one page paper on report cards and w1ll en courage more boys to be on the honor roll Future Nurses GraceW1ega.nd a.nd Ela1ne Kolodz1ej sk1 took the Nurses apt1 tude test at Wayne State Un1vers1ty on January 9 All .Future Nurses lookmg forward to the February 2 meetmg w1ll hear report on Florence Nxghtmgale glven by V1rg1n1a Chapman and Barbara Owockl L1brar Club Among My Souve m s a ce sponsored by the Llbrary Club w1ll be held on February 12 Book contrlbutlons of educat1onal ln sp1rat1onal or recreatlonal value are welcome and apprec1atedby the Llbrary Also 1ncluded1n th1s hst are paper back books Donatxons have already been made by Mary Kalahar Ronald Peters Melvm Atk1nson James Moran Mr S Zel manskx, and Mrs Chonko The Book Faxr brought many new books mto the Llbrary Pep Club Members are sponsormg a poster contest 1n wh1ch the wmners w1ll rece1ve a free game tlcket or 1ts value next Sclence Club meetmg SOd311tx The Sodahty sponsored Christmas oy Dr1ve was a real success reachmg nearly 100 ch1ldren of 27 needy famllxes who were the grateful rec1p1 ents of g1ft wrapped parcels St Clement Hxgh School w1ll be pr1v1 leged to have two of 1ts Sodalxsts, Patr1c1a Thebert andJohn Zahorchak part1c1pate 1n the annual TSSA CTra1n1ng School of Sodal1tyAct1onJ programto be conducted at the Umverslty of DGTPOII on Saturday February 6 by actlng as dxscusslon leaders Because many S0d2.1lStS are f1nd1ng 1t lmposslble to attend weekly Sunday meet mgs small groups headed bya Chalrman w1ll meet 1n after school sessxons 'The Sodah st and HIS Student Vocatlon w1ll be the Sodalxty theme durmg Jan uary February Sclence Snoopers Club At the J anu ary meeting of the SSC Slster Mary Regls presented the 1960 Club Charter representmg the off1c1alaff1l1at1on of the club w1th the Sclence Clubs of Amerxca tothe presldent, Mxchael Bernott Each member received an mdividual cert1f1 fcont d on Page 471 ...- r r I J I. - . . 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Page Forty exght THE CREST January 26 1960 Crusaders Must Hustle To Escape BEISBIIIBII1 by Patr1ck M1nn1ck 60 At the end of St Clement's seventh game th1s season, the Crusaders fmd themselves laggmg beh1nd w1th f1ve losses and orly two v1ctor1es They chalked up v1ctor1es over St Mary of RoyalOak42 32 andSt Freder1ck43 41 St M1chae139 20 St James 29 24 St Benedlct 42 38 St Mary of Orchard Lake 48 39 and St R1ta 54 50 topped St Clement ln fxve exc1t1ng and well played games Th1s1s st1ll a.n lmprove ment over last year when we lost fxve out of the fxrst f1V9 games The last two games, althoughSt Clement lost showed aremarkable lmprovement 1n the team s attxtude and teammansh1p They fought hard to the last second The St Clement St R1ta game, w1th Van Hulle as top scorer was the best game the Crusaders have playedthls sea son As the two teams traded basket for basket the score moved 1nto the f1f t1es No one was sure what the outcome would be when the Crusaders moved from twelve pomts to only four pomts beh1nd when suddenly the game ended Desplte the t1e wlth St James for seventh place posltxon, the Crusaders stlll have t1me to move up that scormg ladder wlth fxve more games to be played Bob Vlgneau 1411 grabs a rebound and shoots 1n a slngle operatlon The shot agamst Orchard Lake was good You can t do that to us' V leaf .4 uf tl: .7eb'zua'zy7 Cathollc Press Month Future Nurses meetmg Future Teachers meetmg Aud1o Vxsual meetmg Report cards Sister Mary Regls w1ll appear on Sclence for Teachers Channel 56 Natxonal Honor Soclety meeting Confessions for First Frlday Boys Basketball game St Clement at St Mary R O Flrst Frlday Dress up Day Sodalxty members attend TSSA Conventlon at U D Gxrls Basketball game St Benedsct at St Clement Student Welfare Councll meetmg Boys Basketball game St Benedxct at St Clement NCMEA meetmg 'Valentlne Heart beat sponsored by the Lxbrary Club St Valent1nesDay Glrls Basketball game St James at St Clement Septuageslma Sunday Junlors order r1ngs from Josten Company Sodallty meetlng Future Nurses meetlng Sxster Mary Regls w1l1 appear on Scxence for Teachers Channel 56 Pep Club meetlng Sexageslma Sunday Cathollc Book Week begms Sclence Club meetlng Future Nurses attendxng Open House at Prov1dence Hospltal Lrbrary Club meetmg Knxghts ofthe Altar meetmg Qumquageslma Sunday 29 February C R E S T Grrls Varsrty Wrns 0ne IV leads rn Two Trles St Clement glrls' Vars1ty whlpped St Fr ederxck of Pontlac on Sunday January 17 1nSt Clementsgym 17 11 Bar bara Glpprlch was h1gh scorer w1th 11 pomts to her cred1t OnJanuary 12 St Clement was beaten by St James of Ferndale ln Ferndale by a margm of 29 24 Marx1eeSm1th dlpped 1n 14 po1nts becommg hlgh scorer for that game Composlng the team are senxor J Cunn1ngham, B Chuckry, B Gxpprlch E Defer D Brueggeman M Fuerst, K Jenuwlne, and J Gmerek Jumor P Terebesy, M I-lemmmgsen C Dall D Stemplen, J Fuerst, S Schoenherr, and P Laske JUNIOR VARSITY A hard playmg JV squad was rewarded wlth two vxctorxes The scores for St Clement vs St James were 23 11 and St Clement vs St Frederlck, 22 11 Sophomores and freshmen makxng up the team are C Garczewskx C Coernan D De Tavermer, C Cunnlngham, C Carney, M Buckley V H1mm1ngsen, K Kopplnger M Wegener D Kar dynskl J Dupu1s,J Quxtter C Zolno, J Schlmelfenlng M Hebert S Patalon andJ Gora Sr Mary Regus from the d1fferent rellgxous communlties rn the Detrolt area Slster Mary Regls was flrst notliaed of her appomtment by atelephone call from Monslgnor Horkan supermtendent of schools, about a week before Chrlstmas vacatlon A few days later, Slster Mary Regls and the others who were selected had an 1nterv1ew, learnmg what they were to teach ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM The subject she wlll cover mcludes electr1c1ty and magnetlsm Three other slsters from the Immaculate Heart of MaryOrder wlllteach on the same show One w1l1 act as moderator and the others are apportlonedtlme to teach the subject to dlfferent grade levels Slster Mary Reglswlllteach e1ectr1c1ty and magne t1sm to the seventh and elghth grade teachers telllng what material to cover ACI-IIEVEMENTS S1ster Mary Regls holds a degree 1n physlcs whlch she earned at Barat Col lege, Lake Forest I111no1s Last sum mer she studledat the Seattle Un1vers1ty under a Natlonal Sclence Foundat1on grant Slster Mary Regls teaches both fresh man and sophomore rel1g1on and gener al sclenceto freshmen She IS moderator of the Sodallty and of the Jumor Science Club When asked how she felt about belng chosen for the TV broadcast she replled, It is a pr1v1lege, and I want to do as good a Job as I can ' - . , ,A 1 , 1 1 . 1 I I -1 .LQ . . v ' 1 ' - ' J C 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 Y ' 1 Q ' . . 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