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

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vm Rt- ' al ,F - K A ,WJ W ,.,A,. K' N ll, ll Q- 'l A if S , S . 1 as is sz we 4 e , . 'Zin Q0 Three of Salnt Clement Faculty Rate Hn Daddy Salute Abevy of baolesl Suspense relgned for weeks as three faculty fathers anxlously awalted the arrxval of thelr blessed events The tables were turned Not often do teachers supply entertalnment for the stude lt body but the Salnt Clement halls rang w1th exclte ment whenthe good news came lLeftJ Twmkle twmkle llttle Thompson He s a tenor no less beaus Pop tCenterJ Sugar and spxce and everythmg nxce twlce Rxght Mr Kapala? fR1ghtJ Bego1led Coach Baumgart rock a byes ln wonder How could she? But yet Beth s the most perfect baby m the hxstory of the whole hospltall DS PA Attrocts l5 of Crest Stott T C T Wlllthe CREST succeed? Is It opera tmg on tlred blood? Do crooked head lmes mean anythmg? What happens to lost quotat1ons'7 On February 27 1960 CREST staff members w1ll learn how the publxcatxon of the CREST has pro gressed sxnce the f1rst lssue A spec1al workshop w1ll be held at the Un1vers1ty of Detrolt wxth members from S1gma DeltaCh1 natlonaljournallsm fratermty ln the Detroxt area as speakers and adv1sors A letter from DSPA D1rector Father James Magmer S J promlses T gu1de the speakers and to make certam they cover the 1mportant phases of your newspaper the DSPA IS prepar1ng sev eral prmtedpages of newspaper crlterla that w111 cover the common errors found 1n hlgh school newspapers and the pr1n clpal qual1t1es deslred 1n them On the day of the workshop you and your staff w1ll be g1ven coples of these newspaper cr1ter1a The followmg areas 1n general w1ll becovered news sports feature and ed1tor1a1 wrltmgs headllnes photo graphy and art work The day w1ll consxst of three one hour sesslons lunch andacoffee hour be gxnmng at 9 00 a m and endxng around 330pm fsee DSPA page 515 You ll Fund... Student Vlews Teenbeat Essay Contest op Teen Honor Roll Soclal Studles atch and Wonder Clxpped Ch1ps Sports Page Page Page Page Page Pages 54 Page Page Pages 59 5 60 3 1 F 1 I 1 f is at X o I o I Eb- 9 - Q -4 lb ' , ' , , vol., .6 A ,g h. l . . .' ' i 'n ...' . l. l .I 7 ' ' , . i, -, :no . . l ' , . t . . - .V .'H . . V0cationMonthf0r19d0. selff the workshop in the art of inter- , 0 . . . '-- . ' , . ' .......... 50 ' ' ' - ' - T 51 - - '- -A h I , ' 52 - -- l ,. .- 53 - -,' - ' ' ....... -55 ' - l .l v U ' 6 - . D Q v ' ' ' .......... 57 ' - v . q, Somt Clement Hugh School, Centerlune, Mlchlgan 1 No February 29 196 Speak the speech, I pray you, tr Ep: gly 20 SCH ers Enter Geneslan Festival Now IS the txme for all speech students to begm pract1ce for the three sprmg speech act1v1t1es The Genes1an Interpretatxon Fest1val the fxrst event w1ll make llS second annual appearance on March 5 Forens1c tournaments begm before March 12 and con tmue through the flrst week of May Debutmg thxs year the Model Umted Natlons takes place Aprll 21 22 23 and 24 March Brmgs Student Vocations Into Focus Atlme to analyze llfe thus far a fxrm deslre to mold a happy future these students of SCH are the facets of voca t1on study to cons1der as March marks Th1S1S thetlme when all of us cons1der what we most dutlfully bypass the rest of the year the pOSS1b111ty of our pos sess1ng a. relxg1ous vocat1on When others leave for the convent or semlnary we respectfully speak of the1r wonderful dec1s1ons but blockthe 1dea of our ever attammg the same end Why2 Why do we sh1rk 1nner respons1b111t1es? Could 1t be a hldden b1t of selflshness or pride? Why can twe g1V9 God the present of our future? Whatever w1ll we do xf we dlscover wlth 1n us the potent1al for relxglous lxfe? To help us f1ght our way to satlsfymg conclusxons to the above questxons H1s Excellency Archblshop Dearden of De troit has deslgnated Father Wllharn T Cunmngham to present re11g1ous coun selmg tothe students durmg nud March St Clement Hlgh School w1ll enter stu dents 1n the Genes1an Interpretatxon F es t1val The Festlval w1ll be held at De trolt s Rosary H1gh School on March 5 The entrles w1ll read a selectxon from one of the n1ne areas Three speclal workshops w1ll complement the day the workshop 1n oral mterpretatxon It pretatlon as appl1ed to musxcal drama SESSIONS SCHEDULED The readmgs andworkshops w1ll f1ll the mornlng sesslon At the afternoon ses s1on the ent1re audlence w1ll enjoy the ten wmmng mterpretatxve readmgs a Hlgh School Readers Theater Produc t1on and fmally a demonstratlon of the work done 1n the above ment1oned spe c1al workshops St Clement speech students w1ll enter the Festxval m the followmg areas Lyrlc Poetry Dramatlc Interpretat1on Narrat1veRead1ng from the Blble Ora tor1calDeclamat1on Shakespeare Read mg Oral Interpretatxon of both Serxous and Humorous Prose Oral Interpreta t1onofRel1g1ous Poetry Multiple Read mg Interpretatlve Dance Workshop Oral Interpretatxon Workshop MUBICRI Csee FESTIVAL page 515

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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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Page Ftfty THE CREST February 29 1960 Student Vlews Each student of SCH lS encouraged to VOICE h1s poxnt of v1ew about the C R E S T even to the pomt of cr1t1c1sm Thxs month, students were asked Does our TEENBEAT survey each month have any speclal appeal for you or not'7' Here are thelr replles Bernadme Schnoblen 11021 I f1nd the TEENBEAT survey most mterestlng because lt denotes the popular op1n1on of each class, and the hlgh school ln gen eral, on tlmely ISSUES I belxeve the student s answers to be reasonably s1ncere ' John Lletz 11041 Iwould def1n1tely say that the TEENBEAT survey does appealto me However, ln my opmton, I do not feel that enough students for mulate an honest enough optmon for the column to be serlouslv consldered ees-41-if !,t31,lbyJ-211311: E3 we 1 ima B Schnoblen J Lletz in E Yuzenas J Soroka D Lance El1zabeth Yuzenas 12071 Readmg other schoolmates'op1n1ons Ith1nk, can be qu1teamus1ng and yet have an educa txonal value ' Joann Soroka 11011 I enyoy readmg TEENBEAT because the questlons asked are mterestlng and tnformatlve, and the answers glven are s1ncere TEENBEAT gxves everyone a chance to express h1s op1n1on, and to share that op1n1on wlth other students ' Dtanne Lance 12011 'The TEENBEAT survey appeals to me because I l1ke to see the d1fferent vlews and opmtons of others and compare them wlth my own The quest1ons asked aren t exactly valu able but they do seem qu1te lmportant to teenagers Ithmk most of the students answer these questions serlously lfgn gal' Second Floor Crowd Dons Holo The halo of sanctxty shlnes brlghtlyxn the second floor halls as the students contemplate the com mg of Lent TheSCHTEENBEAT poll has m1raculous1y llfted the curtaln of holtness for 1t seems the halos ofour sophomores and freshmen have been dusted The underclassmen have proved to oe morepreparedandanxlousfor sacr1f1ce than the Jumors and senlors as the 40 day Past once agam rolls around It seems however that thxs IS not the only out of the ordmary scene to oe uncowered As a re sult of TEENBEAT tallxes Ronnxe s and Homer s w1ll be vacated unt1l Easter passes How much sacr1f1ce can one make? Below you w1ll fmd the results of the February TEENBEAT Prayer penance and almsgtvmg are computedalongwlththe VHFIOUS famtlvpracttces occurtng durmg Lent If all yotlng IS s1ncere the golden hat of graces ln Heaven IS about to overflow' Freshmen Soph s Jumors Senlors Press Room Practnces PRAYERS Da1ly Mass Rosary PENANCES Communlon VISIIS Lenten Devotlons Sacraflces of pop ALMSGIVING sweets movles Ron n1e s and Homer s Gxve spendlng money to F AMILY PRACTICES Church fund larger Sunday contrlbutlons F amtly Mass ntght prayers Commun non To Sacrifice To When sacr1f1ce appears love IS s compan1on Only a deep and s1ncere love can constltute SaCI'1flC1I'lg no mat ter what tts degree Lenten sacr1f1ce clearly proves th1s The love of men for thelr Lord urges them to exh1b1t some sort of worsh1p that w1ll please Chrtst and brmg them selves contentedness and prlde The degree of sacr1f1ce, however, does not depxct the degree of God s pleasure Each man consclence reveals h1s part tn th1s penance He alone can determme what he w1ll offer to Chrlst tn reparatlon for h1s sms and 1n thanksglvlng for Chr1st's dellverance of all men Yet, conscxence man s consc1ence must puta 11m1t to th1s form of worsh1p also Extremes never brmg worthwhlle results Chrlst, our Redeemer, however serves some sacr1f1ce 1ndeed Hts very l1fe molded the foundat1on for future sacrxfxces ofthe human race Men men ch1ldren all are able to fulflll H1s des1re He IS our God, our Dellverer, and men 1nthe1r own tr1v1al ways follow the patterns and devottons character1st1c of th1s love Nothtng, not even the sacr1f1ce of llfe xtself can ever fully make recompense for the greatest sacr1f1ce ever known the l1fe of Chrxst 1 No THE CREST February 29 1960 Publlshed by the students of Sam! Clement H1gh School 8155 Rltter Avenue Center Lxne MlCh1gHH Actlng Ed1tor Margaret Rostow News Edxtors B Chuckry J Trawczynsk1 Plcture Edttors S Beste T Koernke Layout C Golemblewskl M Rostow K DeVore C Megge M Burg S Beste J Senftleben L Markowlcz K Gletzen M Fuerst P Connell Art and Photography D Fxx R Nledzwleckx J Zahorchak Busxness P Derbln G Vermeersch Reporters D Brueggeman V Chapman R C16Sllg3 E Defer L Delmotte R Iort1n M Markov1ch P Mlnmck S Oberllesen C Raxss A Schoenherr P Thebert M A Van Gxlder G Wtegand R Rogos J Lletz Typlsts J Kudryckl B G1ppr1ch D Wesserllng J Fuerst Advxsor Slster M Honora O P Comxng soon' Don'tm1ss xt' Be sure to attend' The St Clement annualSc1enceFa1r March20 1960 Its Tough To Be Tough A rlddle What comes before Easter means ' sprmg season ' IS connected w1th the number 40, and always comblned wxth penance? Answer Lent It comes before Easter, means spr1ng season, and lasts for 40 days Want to know what the ' penance' IS for? It's to make the rlddle hard More 1mportant, It makes the season of Lent hard That's one of the characterxsucs of Lent It IS hard and1t s supposedto be For centurxes people have used 40 day perxods to make reparat1on for s1ns to reconcxle themselves w1th God, or to prepare for an 1mportant task The 40 day flood of Noah, the 40 years ofthe Israelltes' desert wandermgs, the 40 daysOur Lordfasted 1n the desert, all can be llsted under one or more of the three words mottvatmg Lent repara tlon, reconc1l1at1on, and preparat1on These motlves are the reasons for the rlgors of Lenten penance the why of Lent's hardness So fulfill the purpose of your sprlng season' and be l1ke the r1ddle and make Lent hard wxth sacr1f1c1ng penances IN MEMoRlAM,,,, The students and faculty of SCH express thexr s1ncere sympathy to Sxster Therese on the death of her brother and to Mrs Southard, wh teaches fourth grade, on the death of her father Mr Jenuwlne Y 4 , b l I b . b I ,, . I , . ,' . 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