St Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (St Clair, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

M ST CLAIR HIGH SCHOOL. St Clalr Mxchlgan 1951 Edltor Shxrley Beaudua A Bus1ness Managers Nancy Crawford Carroll Bower Advxsors Robert Burgoyne Jamcc Morin ssistant Editor ........ Mary Jo Denomy Z The staff of the 1951 CLAIRVOYANT pre- sents this book to you in remembrance of this year at St. Clair High School, As the years roll by and you look back upon these pages, may they bring back all the old memories of school days. 3 STUDENT lift As you travel south on M-Z9 you arrive at a town called ST. CLAIR Looks peaceful, doesn't it? A stranger passing through might think so, but to show you the real lowdown let's look for a moment at the life of an average student in St. Clair High School. Of course activity doesn't confine itself to school entirely It can be observed through- out the town On this page and intervening pages, we will attempt to show what can, and does often, happen in a typical day to the students who roam the halls and stairways of S C H S lo x'g Give Nle Five Minutes More I Didn t Know Vlhat Time It Was As Time Goes Bewitched Bothered And Bewildered 4 . ! . . . . X n 2 o , , Q . tk l H xv fu gr If , rl. .. - - - n .. - v ' - vw - ,. Y , - u ' ' M 5 , EIJITURS HIESSHBE In presentxng the 1931 echtxon of the Claufvoyant me the staff slncerely hope our purpose has been accom pllshed to have the most successful annual s1nce xt s reblrth at St Clalr I-hgh School In our work thls year we have endeavored to flll every page wlth memorles for each and every student memorles whxch no doubt wtll be appreclated much more flve or ten years from now World condltlons belng as they are some of you sen lors may be leavlng our home ground for fxelds afar Not only IS thxs book to you but of you for your parents rel atlves and frlends I wlsh at thls tlme to thank all those people who were responslble for my belng chosen edltor of thxs year book an espec1ally great honor lnasmuclm as I stxll have a year m hlgh school I smcerely appreclate the prlvxlege entrusted to me Ialso would llke to express my grat1 tude to the adv1sors Mxss Moran and Mr Burgoyne for thelr unhmlted guldance and the staff members who have contrlbuted thelr txme and efforts Ln makmg thls book a success We have truly enjoyed domg thls work and on behalf of the student bodyl would llke to say to the seruors Good by and Good Luck The Edxtor CLAIRVOYANT 1951 5 Q 1 . i l , , - I . ' ' 9 . f . Y . . x 1 1 Q . 1 2 ' 4 1 1 1 . . - v - 1 1 ' 1 SCHU0l PERSUHIIEL BALFOUR Home Econom1cs F BOHS English SCIENCE Athleucs R BURGOYNE SOC1a1SC1CHCC Claxrvoyant D CARLSON Art Home Economlcs R CARLSON Phys1calEducauon SCISHCC Band A ELFRING Englnsh Echo N FIINNEGAN PhyS1C3lEdUC3l1Ol'l A FRITZ Lommercxal H HILDEBRANDT Marhe maucs 6 , , 2 K. , ' 4 . . A . ' . ' : . . ' A . ' 1 F 1 'A y --6 , , A ' g K. A, CURRIER, English, Social SUICUCSQ R, DUNDAS, Scienceg C. EGGERS, Social 3 ' - ' 1 W 1' wg , I , H! I ' 1 SUHUUL PERSUHHEL V in HUFFMAN Scxence B LOGbDOIw Laun Enghshj MORAN Commerclal B PAAJANEN Shop W PAINTER Mathemaucs Athleucs R SCOTT Muslc I THORNTON Soc1alSc1ence EIlgl1Sh Scxence M TRAVIS Enghsh llbrary P PARKER Nurse D EDMONSON Vocat1onalCoord1nator O MAKI Vocauonal Dlrector 7 NO PHOTOGRAPH AVAILABLE H LEFLET Chemlsuy Physxcs .fV, PX 'Q 'A P f I E. '-'.' L. X ', '. 1. . ':. , . ra lu fm , BUHHD UF EDUCHTIUH SHERVK OOD RECOR Secretary DAVID VN ILCOX THEO V EDDY Supermtendent V3 MILTON .I GEARING Pres1dent G GRANT SMITH Treasurer ERW IN POLLEX I-IENR Y WASS GEORGE THOMPSON WILLIAM R SPEER Prxnclpal 8 K X , I' f ' 1 A I 1 I J 'a , -.T I r fl SEUHEIHRIES LEFT TO RIGHT B Prang N1 Lalrd HIIPLUUEES CHFETERIH STHFF LEFT TO RIGHT I Conat J Baars Ni Menke ,D CUSTUDIHHS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT C F1 he H L1ve1y SECOIND ROW F Shovan D onal W Niau L in ka BUS DRIVERS L Balfour SECOND ROW A Bassett L Scharnweber 9 A ,Y fa . ,'. x -Q X T . : . 'A f C , . A . at o V . I , K - 3 , 4 f : ' . N i rf ' X xx , s W YT'-J, --I- . IE Q V K FIRST RONV, LEFT. TO RIGHT: E Powers L ,, .. . . . 1 K 1 ' A ' V N ' , ' X , fk he 51151 ji' , 0' - 5 ' L ' A -ei - T STUDENT LIFE And here we have another gllmpse mto the h1lar1ty and confus1on of a typ1cal student s day at school Mmor traged1es forgotten mo ments and the all too well remembered 1nc1dent of slumbermg 1n Burg1es h1story class 1n 307 We never knew who stacked those lockers but we were pretty escape those sneaky CLAIRVOYANT photographers' All was chaos confus1on and carefree to be conc1se those days are gone forever' I D1dn t Know It Was Loaded I Can Dream Can t I9 Pass The B1scu1ts, Marandy' I Feel A Song Commg On' 10 .. Y .. . - certain, Retaliations came often. Lunches in the cafeteria and trying to 1 1 . , ' I li lb I , . IJEIJICHTIUH It IS wxth a deep sense of adm1rat1on that the staff of the 1951 CLAIRVOYANT announces the ded1cat1on of th1s yearbook to a man who has devoted twenty one years of publ1c serv1ce to the 01t1ZeHS and schools of St Cla1r As a teacher and educator he workd tmrelessly to gmve students the best 1nstruct1on the most com plete fac1l1t1es and every opportun1ty for furtherlng the1r educaton and tra1n1ng for a successful l1fe As an adm1n1strator he always makes every effort tobe forward look1ng 1n h1s thezr work I-Ie mamtams excellent relat1ons anda strong feelmg of cooperatlon be tween school and commumty As a c1t1zen he 15 endowed w1th a strong sense of obl1gat1on and respons1b1l1ty revealed 1n the untold hours he spends leadmg commumty act1v1t1es commzttees and projects He partlclpated 1n many groups wrthm the C0mmUn1tY CO'-mty state and the natlon concerned wxth 1mprov1ng both educatlon and the publ1c welfare In token of our esteem respect, and smcere apprec1at1on, we dedxcate th1s book to Theo V Eddy Supermtendent St Clalr Publ1c Schools 11 duties, desirous that both his students and employees are happy and successful in 1 vs. .xk f1'FL': 5 li Q 5 CHHDID CHPEHS Forrest, George Marte Howard Carol Mane Dean, Enc Carol Ntp Hoddte Shxrley Rodney Looks l1ke Sad1eHawk1ns Day Wlth men who know tobacco best tt s Smtth 2 to I Shtrley ana Luctlle My nave you grown! I Sally Elaxne Carroll Those gay 40 s Carol I wonder what the apple xs for? Al1t1ghlDon drop the gun Jack and Pat Sweet adolescente Ertc Dxdl ever tell you the one about 2 June Come on you luds yelll I Buster St Clau' s gxft to the female Juvemles B111 and Elaxne Hey that looks senousl Anna Denny Mary Jean Fools rush m where angels fear What a Sonny dtsposttton Donnabel Musxctans are made not born Barb There must be an easter way! Marxlyn Smxle darn you, smtle B111 Ron B111 Bob 2 orangeades please Alma Mater 12 - .1 ,B 1 1 1 I . ,- vw f 1 f .. :I ff! A 'xx f ,GQ 'Q .. - l - 1.- I, - 1 .. f 'P I X :M as 1 :U 1,1 3 I , r A A 1 1 4' . . ' 'P . , , , 1 1 ' K N I 1. .,.. . 1 'N Q Y I 4 0 Y f . 3 K v ' 1 X ' M, r 'ya .Q 31 av 4' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . I I . ., . . . 7 . . , 1 U a 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 I --- ' D 5 ---11 ,juz - --11 - -.i Iv --- . , , . . I . . - 1 ' --- . I -- ' -- . i ,, ,, . . . . --h . . 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 - - ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' - - - ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 v 1 SEHIURS Qucce s 401 sk DANIEL Dan BEACH We grant, although he had much w1t he was ver shy ln uslng ll Latm Club 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 School COUHC113 4 Vars1tyC1ub 2 3 Vlce presldent RONALD Lee CEASUR A man of few words but often Basketball Football Baseball Varslty Club Iumor Play 3 WILLIAM B111 BLIVEN As proper a man as one shall see rn many a a Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Iumor Play 3 School Councxl 2, Debate 3 WILLIAM B111 CLOSS A very gentle person and of good consclence JEAN BREWE lf sllence IS golden lam rrch Glee Club 3 4 JENNIE CORRY A damty lass to make the day most sweet Glee Club 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 SALLY BRINKER Do you not thmk 1 am a woman, when l think 1 must speak Glee Club 2 3 Echo 4 C1a1rvoyanl4, F H A, Senror Play 4 MARY Coxle COX Those who do not complain are never pitied. F. H. A. r,zp senior Play 4. 14 GEORGIA CRONKHITE ls there anythtng she can t do Glee Club 3 Jumot Play 3 Echo 2 Cla1r voyant 4 Student Lrbrarran 2 3 4 RAYMOND Ray ELLIS I wouldn t be good xfl could Basketball 1,2 3 4 Football r 2 3 4 Baseball r 2 Track3 Varsxty Club 3 Jumor Play 3 School Councll 4 DONNA DENBY I ll be the thmgs I d be better w1thout love curiosity freckles and doubt lee Club 2 3 4 ELEANOR Ele FANDRICK Though she IS but httle she IS f1erce Semor Play4 GleeClub2 3 Echo4 F 2 3, Intramurals 3 JEAN Densre DENSMORE A vast expendxture of human vo1ce GIeeClub4 F H A 2 3 Juruor Play 3 JOHN Jack FAUCHER I feel sleep commg upon me Band 2 3 4 Student Lrbrarran 4 BETTY ELDRIDGE There a star danced and underneath I was born GleeClub 2 3 4 F H.A. 2 DAVID Dave FORDON I am nothmg, lf not crmcal Semor Play 4 15 1 ' : .3.4: '- ..i ...S .s : ' s ' : G ,,. ' : .: :.H.A. 109:30 l 43' -.fs 'N SHIRLEY FORDT From her you shall ftnd the perfect ways of women Band 1 2 3 F H.A. 2 3 Intramurals 3 Echo 4 Juntor Play 3 Treasurer 3 Secretary 2 CLYDE Buster HASLER Some love two some love three l love one and that rs me Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Sentor Play 4 Narsrty Club 2 3 WILLIAM B111 GEARING Once caught studytng but has almost ltved down the drsgrace Basketball! 2 3 4 Baseballz 3 4 Footballz 3 4 VarsttyClub 2 3 Treasurer 4 Iuntor Play 3 Sen1orPlty 4 JOSEPH Joe HUBER Bashful? We re not sure' Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball Varstty Club 3 Sentor Play 4 MARY GRIEG There are no secrets better kept than the sec rets everyone guesses Lattn Club 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Echo l 2 3 Cla1rvoyant3 School Counctl 3 F l-l EVELYN Evte KENYON As stlent as the PICIUICS on the wall Glee Club I 3 CAROL HANSEL She speaks but seldom and her words are full of wrsdom Glee Club 3 4 FREDERICK Fred Ktndsvater He has a rrtld and soft look but so has dyna mrte 16 f QQ ' auf' MARY IA NE KOENIG To take thtngs as they are that s my guldlng star Sclence Club 2 Jumor Play 3 Echo 4 Clalr voyant4 Debate 2 Intramurals I 2 3 LARRY LINDSAY No loss nor gain no change ln me IS found Basketball 3 Jumor Play 3 Basketball Manager MARY Coolue KRAFT Her baby smtles are for guys to trlp on Glee Club 2 3 4 Student Llbrarlan 3 RAYMOND Ray MARVIN From the crown of hls head to the soul of hrs feet he ts all m1rth Senror Play 4 School Council 3 GENEVIEVE KUBERSKI Intramurals 1 2 WILLIAM B111 LA NDON A woman would run through flre and water for such a klnd heart Boys Chorus 3 Band I 2 3 4 Football I 3 4 Baseball l 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 Vlce Presldent 2 School Councll l Sentor Play 4 DOINALD Don LEACH Words went In one ear and out at the other Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Varstty Club 2 3 Jumor Play 3 MARILYN MEIER Sometlmes I talk about horses and sometimes I just talk Glee Club 3 4 Junior Play 3 17 1 : . . .4- 4. Happy as the day is long. THELMA Tommte MILLER Her smrle has the effect of an atomtc bomb Cheerleader I 2 3 Student L1brar1an4 cho 4 SchoolCounc1l I Glee Club I Senror Play CHARLES Charlre OLDS The lad was ever a pal lrkeable laughrng and free Baseball Manager 2 3 Track 2 3 Varsrty Club HARLAN Harp MINOR Though lrttle he ll work as hard as a turk Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 Golf 2 3 Presrdent 4 Jumor Play 3 JOHN Johnny PRUITT wrth Football 2 3 Baseball 3 Track 3 Varsrty Club 3 Student Lrbrarran 3 4 DONALD Don MCDONALD Men of few words are the best men YOUNGA RANKIN Love me love my Chuck Scrence Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 School Councrl 3 Clarrvoyant 2 4 Jumor Red Cross 1 Student Lrbrarran 4 CHARLES Charlre MCMANIGAL The force of hrs own ment makes hrs wa Boys Chorus 3 Band 2 3 4 Echo 3 School Counctl 3 Debate 2 Senror Play 4 LUCILLE Lulu RAYMOND If you have a man worth lovmg love htm lee Club 2 3 4 Cla1rvoyant4. 18 . . 2 ' ' 1 E 4. 3. l am a man whom fortune hath cruely dealt G , , L ' BETTY ROSE She 15 not a flower she IS not a pearl she just an all around regular gtrl o l F H A 2 SUSAN Sue STENGER l know a trrck worth two of that A JOYCE RUFF Here IS a dear and true lndustrlous frlend Sc1enceClubI Intramurals l 2 Sentor Play reasurer 2 Band l 2 3 School Councll 2 3 Cheerleader 3 WALTER Roy STUBBS A llon among women IS a dreadful thmg Band I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Football 2 3 Var slty Club 2 3 RONALD Ron SIPPELL Band x Basketball 2 3 4 Footballz 3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 Student L1 brarlan 3 4 DANIEL Dan THOMSON The krss you take IS better than the one you glve Iunlor Play 3 Glee Club 3 Basketball 2 Foot balll 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Chorus DOROTHY Dottle SMITH A qulet grrl at tlmesl Glee Club 1 2 3 Jumor Play 3 Secretary 4 School Councrl 4 Intramurals 2 SAMUAL Sam WEBSTER But I am lmpattent I want to laugh now Laun Club 3 Basketballl 2 3 Football I 2 Baseball I 2 Secretary 3 Golfz 3 4 19 ' , ' , is Ech 3 . . . ,3. F.H. . 3. 4:T z . . : ' , Long may his permanent wave! . . : . . . 2 3- 'Nav JOANNE Joame WILLIAMS There s language U1 her eyes cheeks and ltps Sc1enceClub2 G1eeClub2 3 Echol 4 Clarr voyant 4 Vxce Presldent 4 School Counc1l4 F H A 3 Semor Play4 ALVIN Tobby ZIMMER A lrttle work a lutle play to keep us gomg and so good day MARION ZWENG I came I saw I conquered h1s heart A CAROL CARRIGAN fNo Ptcturej Whose wrt enthusrasm dependtbtlxty and logic are admtre by all Carol has the dxstmctton of compleung four years of hugh school rn three years As a result she passed from membershtp tn the Jumor class to the Senior class during the year thus no picture was awarlable 20 SEIIIUH IIHISS HISTUHU The class of 51 entered St Clalr I-hgh School exghty three strong gatherlng lts members from St Mary sand all the rural schools as well as from our own publlc school Mr Eggers advlsor of the fxrst sectlon of the class had as offrcers ln hxs home room presxdent Roy Kapanka sec retary Mary Kraft treasurer Charles Dlstelrath Coach Waytulonls the advlsor of the second sectlon, had as hls offlcers presldent, Earl McCartney vlce presldent Betty Rose treasurer Melvm Marsh Our Student Councll representatlves were Clyde Hasler and Thelma Mlller That year we gave our flrst school party the May Dance whlch was we are glad to say a success The next year we were upperclassmen and made our home on the thlrd floor fThough we complalned of havlng to clxmb the extra fllght of stalrs We now had only seventy one members The off1cers of Mr Eggers homeroom were preslclent Clyde I-Iasler v1ce pres1dent Wxlllam Landon secretary Mary Gr1eg treasurer Shxrley Fordt Mr Saul the advlsor of the second sectxon had asslstlng hxn presldent Sam Webster v1ce pres1dent HarlanM1nor and secretary Joyce Ruff Our Student Councll representatlves were Joyce Ruffand W1ll lam Bllven Havlng need fora class treas urer we elected Joyce Ruff Some of the boys were now playlng Varsity sports and we turned out often to watch the games Thls year Harry Mayhew was elected v1ce presldent nd Joyce Ruff secretary of the Student Councxl We were Jumors whenwe came back to school ln the fall of 1949 with xdeas of ralsmg money for the Jumor Semor Ban quet Mlss Frltz and Mr Eggers were the advlsors who saw us through all our prob lems Our class offxcers were Harry May hew president Dan Beach vlce presldent Sam Webster secretary and treasurer Shlrley Fordt We elected Mary Grelg and Joanne Wxllxams and Charles McMamgal to serve on the Student Councxl To start makmg money, we sold refreshments at the football games Br r r but lt was cold at txmes For the Carmval we put on a minstrel show ln which B111 Landon impersonated Al Jolson. 21 ln the mldst of our Junlor actlvltles our class rmgs arrlved as prom1sed before Chrxstmas We chose for our Jumor play And Came the Sprlng whrch starred such famous actors as Georg1a Cronkhmte Mary Grelg Eunlce Brown Mary J Koenlg Dorothy Sm1th B111 Blwen Ray Ellls Harry Mayhew Don Leach and Dan Thom tamed the sen1ors at the Black R1ver Coun try Club Oh by the way that year we won honors ln the Student Councll ln the sprxng electlons Harry Mayhew was elected pres ldent Dan Beach vlce presldent Dorothy Smlth treasurer and W1ll1am Bllven pub llcxty manager ofthe Counc1l Carol Carrl. gan was elected edltor of the ECHO Now at long last we are sen1ors 'H There are only forty seven of us and of the forty seven only ten have been together srnce klndergarten days Mxss Frltz and Mr Eggers have contmued to serve as our class advxsors Our offlcers are Harlan Mmor presldent Joanne Wllllams vxce presxdent Dorothy Smlth secretary and W1.ll1.am Gearlng treasurer Mary Greig and Joanne W1ll1ams are servzng as Student Councrl representatwes Glamour Boy was our play of the year wrth Ray Marvln and Thel ma Mrller xnthe stellar roles At the Cal' mval we operated the Bowery wrth a truly remarkable floor show A large number of the semor boys and gxrls ran the check room at the Flreman s Ball and also at the Dlamond Crystal program to earn money for the sprmg trlp Joyce Ruff has been a warded the D A R cxtlzenshlpfor gxrls Now remams the long awalted moment the day of the Washlngton tr1p May 14th and after that the wonderful banquet the Jumors w1l1 gwe us on our return and after that Commencement' , . . . . 0 1 ' 1 1 1 , . .. 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One June day rn 1961 Iwent to a for tune teller rn the depths of New York s Greenwrch vrllage Madame Fatrma and there I drscovered these amazrng thrngs about my old classmates of St Clarr Hrgh School Frrst of all she told me that the boy who was presrdent of the class of 51 Har lan Mrnor, was now manager and star player for the Harlan Globe trotters Joanne Wrll rams, vrce presrdent, rs teachrng at Denby H1ghSchool1nDetro1t her classes rn Eng lrsh are very popular wrth the boys 1 found that Dottre Smrth Secretary ofthe class of 1951 has acqurred the posrtron once held by Rrse Stevens at the M6trOp011tan Brll Gearrng the treasurer of the class rs now competrng rn the lndranapolrs Speedway races for hrs thrrd wrn And strange as rt may seem I learned that Don Beach the father of three blonde damsels, rs startrnga serres of lectures at the Smrthsonran Instrtute Jeanne Brewe the great horselover, rs exhrbrtrng her one woman show at the New York Museum of Frne Arts The new owner of Carmons PRUPHECLI Cleaners, now the Blrven Cleanrng Empor rum, B111 Blrven rs pressrng pants for the whole of St Clarr The leadrng Court re proter of the Supreme Court rs an old mem ber of our class, Sally Brrnker, who rs dorng a marvelous Job The frrst woman Justrce of the Supreme Courts, also a member of the class of 51, Georgra Cronkhrte brrngs a great honor to St Clarr Mary Cox has taken the hrgh place rn the home economrcs department of the old hrgh school on the retrrement of Mrss Katherrne Balfour The head of the atomrc research at Oakrrdge Tennessee rs alsoaformer mem ber of our class, Brll Closs Jenny Corry rs busy as the proverbral bee keeprng track of her four lrttle Fordons whrle Papa Fordon rs laborrng for hrs darly bread at the Dra mond Crystal, where he rs manager Lee Ceasar, commanly known as Julrus, rs kept very busy tendrng to the chrmpanzres at the Detrort Zoo, where he rs head caretaker Auctronrng off tobacco for LSMFT rs Jean Densmore who has replaced the star auc troneer rn old Kentucky Donna Denby rs owner and manager ofDonna s BabySrtters Inc Ray Ellrs rs assocrated wrth hrs father rn law, Wrllard Barley, as prlot at the St Clarr County Arrport Eleanor Frandrrck has her own show on TV whrch has put Our Mrss Brooks out of busrness, The head clerk rn the offrce at Brewer s rs Shrrley Fordt, a whrz on the typewrrter Jack Fau cher rs busrly polrshrng the rvorres at the Shamrock Hotel rn Houston Texas where Cookre Kraft rs hostess and occasronally sends a smrle Jack s way Head nurse at the well know Wass Clrnrc, specralrzrng rn brarn surgery rs our own Mary Grerg It rs located rn the thrrvrng crty of Adarr Second baseman for the famed Detrort Trgers rs the famous Joe Huber, who spends the trme he rs not on the dramond rarsrng purebred Hereford cattle 22 fndxxr ' . 5 ' 1 I Q . , , - v ' , . -. . I . - . . ' ' ss. , , ' . . . . , . . PHUPHECU on h1s well stocked farm New owner of the .Tohrmy Stubbs Mobllgas statlon IS Clyde Hasler, who spends hrs spare txme racmg up and down the roads of St Clalr county ln a hot rod House Mother for the Beta Theta P1 fratermty at the Unlverslty of Mlchlgan IS our qulte lxttle Carol Hanse, who IS well beloved by all her boys As so clatedwlth theRed Cross as a soclal work er IS Evelyn Kenyon who 15 now located 1n Washlngton Ch1ef 1nvest1gator fOr 1011-Tl Edgar Hoover rn the safety department IS Freddy Klndsvater who IS well remembered for hls safety record m h1s hlgh school days Struggllng whlth her new name IS Genevleve Clarabelle KuberskLZ1nk1vach who lS hopmg It can be changed to Mrs Zlnk for short Mal-:mg out menus for the patlents at the famous Mayo Cl1n1c lS Mary Jane Koemg smce she learned the rules at St Mary s Head ofthe world famous Con over Modellng School 15 the handsome B111 Landon. That way he gets to look over all the pretty glrls Fxnally fxmshlng hrs last year at Bradley where he starred on the basketball court, rs Don Leach our hlgh polnt man at hlgh school The only two bachelors left ln our class, Alv1n Tobby Zlmmer and Don McDonald are Jomt owners of the largest cattle and plg ranch 1n Wyomxng Chuck McMan1gal leader of the hrghest pald dance band ln the land glves exhxbltlons of the Charleston ln Hollywood Ln hls spare time Marllyn Meler ms now owner of a horse farm ln the grand old state ofV1rg1n1a where she ra1ses horses to run Ln the Kentucky Derby As beloved by mllllons of Amerxcans as she was by her St Clalr school mates IS our own Thelma Mlller, who IS now headlng the hlt parade of stars ln Hollywood Lucllle Rayrnondxs bus1ly engaged Ln keeplng house all by herlonesome whlle she walts for her Navy man to come ashore Betty Rose lS haulmg down xmmense tlps and attractlng many glances from admlrlng males at the Chez Paree Ln Chxcago as a hat check glrl .Toyce Ruff IS a blg tlme operator as sec retary for the presldent of the Chase Na tlonal Bank Ln New York C1ty A runner for the bank 1S the l1ght of her lrfe Rommxe Slpple Starrxng mn her own roller derby team gxrl wonder on the skates Roy Stubbs chlef pllot of the Plttsburgh lxnes, has just marrled the daughter of the owner of the lme, whlle Danny Thomson lS swabblng the decks Staylng 1n St Claxr where he lS head bookkeeper IS Sammy Webster Mar lon Zwxng Ls happ1ly marrled to Ralph .Tohnson and IS bus1ly engaged 1n ra1s1ng a famxly Carol Carngan IS now playlng the leadxn MourmngBecomesE1ectra whxch 1s begmmng lts flfth season on broadway, Charlxe Olds has just recelved the com mlsslon of L1eutenant Commander Ln the Marmes whxle Ray Marvln IS collectlng bllsters pealxng potatos all day long as a Seaman ln the Navy Z3 , . . ,, ,, , , , . . . . ' ' ' ' is the live and supple Susan Stenger, our 0 I , . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 0 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' u u ' - u - n ' I D C 1 Q I . . . . . , . . . . I DAN BEACH wrlls hls curly red locks to Pat Johnson BILL BLIVEN wllls hls Job at Carmen Cleaners to Pete Ahles SALLY BRINKER wllls her safe and sane style of dr1v1ng to Elalne Smlth JEANNE BREWE wzll her demure and qulet mannerlsrns to .Tack Blewer CAROL CARR GAN wllls her abllxty to get ahead to Carol Tassle LEE CEASOR wllls hrs abmllty to get Ln and out of trouble to Norm Prultt BILL CLOSS w1lls hls abxllty ln Physlcs to .Txm Bowle who has such a struggle wxth Chem JENNIE CORRY w1lls her locker to Pete Ahles and Carroll Bower lt s a good parklng place MARY COX wxlls her job at Saunders to Pat Laxrd GEORGIA CRONKHITE wllls her horsemansmp to Barbara Stacey DONNA DENBY wllls her skxll ln typmg to Daxe Socha JEAN DEINSMORE wxlls her shyness to Carroll Bower BETTY ELDRIDGE wllls her love for shorthand to some unsuspectlng Juruor ELEANOR FANDRICK wxlls the extra xnches she never grew to Claudla C un .TOHN FAUCHER vulls hxs prowess at the Ivor1es to Dave Schaaf DAVE FORDON wxlls hls speedy vvalk to Ace Elfrmg SHIRLEY FORDT wlll her abllxty to stlck wlth the Blewers to Marllyn Bnley BILL CEARING wulls hls Oldsmoblle Rocket to Charlxe McDonald s car collectxon MARY GREIC1 vulls her knack at 13 s to burn hamburgers to Ray Mayhcvt CLE DE HASLER W1llSh1S fullback physxque to Charlxe Marvin CAROL HANISEL vnlls her retxrlng nature to Bobbxe Proxxe Smlth .TOE HUB ER vulls hrs bashfulness to Kenny Slppell Z4 RAY ELLIS wills that horse-laugh to Walt lvlau, EVELYIN KENYON wrlls her boldness to Vlary Lou Dlzzy Drstelrath FRED KINDSVATER vulls the ablllty to stlck to one gxrl to Darrell Hasler MARY JANE KOENIG wllls that long black xug to Sharron Carrlgan MARY KRAFT wllls her name to the cheese company GENEVIEVE KUBERSKI w1lls Andy s Chrysler to Don Schmude he won t have to walk any more BILL LANDON wxlls hrs sharp Clothes to Dlck Naurnan DON LEACH wllls hls basketball ablllty toTom Sxess RAY MARVIN wllls h1s character as a Glamour Boy to Dlck Ellls MARILYN IVIEIER wrlls her horse Tarzan to no one She would rather keep rt herself THELMA MILLER w1lls her Dodge car 'P to anybody who w1ll take II HARLAN MINOR w1l1s hls Slze 12 shoes to Carroll Bower DON MCDONALD wllls a sack of feed to Jrm Klemmer LUCILLE RAYMOND wllls coples of her love letters to Nlppy they may ald her mn wrltlng to Rodney BETTY ROSE w1lls her televrslon set to Pat Johnson so she and her admlrerer can have a reason to slt ln the dark JOYCE RUFF w1lls her DAR tltle to one of next year s Senlors should one of them wln xt RON SIPPELL wllls hrs curly locks toRonny Akred DOROTHY SMITH wllls her vocal Cords to Betty Lmdow SUSAN STENGER wllls her art1st1c 11ne to Carl Pollex who lS hlmself no mean artlst w1th the grrls ROY STUBBS wllls hrs posmtlon as guard to Forrest Byers DAN THOMPSON wrlls hrs abxllty to have a good txme to B111 Rankm SAM WEBSTER wxlls hls hot Plymouth to the hottest Junk dealer town JOANNE WILLIAMS wllls that swlng and sway to Sammy Kaye ALVIN ZIMMER wllls hrs l1k1ng for Englxsh to Jack Varty MARION ZWENG wxlls her whlz at spelllng to Johnny Thompson LGS I-Us LL CLDCL Qiflmen 2 5 T A? AY .' L C ' Y ' . ' ll I Ii 1 l I I 4 T ' .l ' 1 C . l ' I . CHARLIE MCMANIGAL wills his dancing technique to Alvin Lindow. . . ,, . ,, so . . . - in T ' C 6 K SEHIUH PLHU STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT C Hasler A Z1mmer M Mexer W Closs D Fordon I W1111ams W Gearmg J Huber S Bunker S Stenger C McMan1ga1 J Ruff C Camgan L Raymond J Faucher M Cox SEATED G Cronkne I Corry 1 DIRECTOR Mlss Travxs STUDENT DIR ECTOR G Cronkite Z6 R. Marvin, T. Miller, W. Landon, E. Fandrick, Miss Travis. :'hLg'jf I HCTIVITIES SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT B Magary M Matthews C Gauthier P Laird X1 Gramzow B Mackley E Hyslop STANDING N Barlrow 'vi S1b111a H Pollex K Balfour advisor M Busch D Dixon D Ross The Future Homemakers of America is a national orgamzatton of Junior and Senior High School girls studying homemaking Member ship is entirely voluntary Provision is made for four membership degrees of achievement and alsofor honorary membership at chapter state and national levels Through their work they are able to carry out their purposes a Future Homemakers of America We have en Joyed our work very much this year with Miss Katherme Balfour as chapter advisor and Mrs Matthews as our chapter mother As one of the many honors in this organization, Pat Laird, our own president, was elected Vice-President of Region V1 of the State F. H. A. 28 CLHIRVUEIHHT SH-IFF FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT I Nloran advisor N1 Dlstelraih M Dcuomy S Beaudua Editor Nl Crawford C Bower R Burgoxm advisor SECOIND ROW C Tassic L Raymond C Joachim C Cam Ni lxotmg I Xulllams S Brinker THIRD V Nl B nku T1 y op 5 Gre ory B Kath P Johns N1 Crawford N Stone L The staff started out in September with about th1rty members which soon dwindled to sixteen Myers and Co again being chosen to print the annual ln November the staff started to workin earnest by collecting candids writing copy typing and having pictures taken With the help of Miss Moran as business advisor Nancy Crawford and Carroll Bower our business managers began selling subscriptions and advertising As the first deadline which was January 8 approached the editorial staff working with the able assistance of Mr Burgoyne on the first sixteen pages The next deadlines wer-e February 20th. and April 3rd, with twenty-four and sixteen pages due re- spectively, Thus in June, the Clairvoyant arrived with our purpose finally acquired. We sincerely hope you enjoy our year's work. Z9 H FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT K Jorgenson C Tassre E Smrth R Sargeant C Bannrng R Grreg I Mrnor M Travrs D Stern K McWa1n S Schlmkerr SECOND ROW M Grreg R Stubbs M Stone L Campbell H Pollex B Sargeanr K Shrrner R Vanderkolk L Devroy D Tyler C Joach1m THIRD ROW C Carn N Barrrow T Swartz L Anderson D PaaJanrn W Huffmasler A Westrrck S Gregory I Welser T Serss W Landon R Zrmmer L Mollan R Smrrh B Smrth I Well, T McLaughlrn C Marvln D Tassre R Tyler C Mclvlanrgal STANDING N Mehlberg M Woods T Tyson B Logsdon J Genaw D McDonald W LaCrorx R Srppell I McGregor P Larrd C Eggers drrectors D Markle M Barley N Barley C Bower The Band Club s objective is to further the members knowledge of his horn and understanding of music The Club take up the problems of Band and try to work them ou Among our list of activities for the year are listed half time entertainment at football games, sponsored a school dance and gave a concert to help buy the Majorettes new uniforms 30 IHHJURETTES LEFT TO RIGHT T Tyson M Woods N Mehlberg C Bower major N Balley M Balley The majorettes are a dxrect stem of the band We marched at nearly all football games parades, concerts and all events of the band where we are needed Not to be forgotten U1 our act1v1t1es IS the county band fest1val1n the sprmg There were flve majorettes chosen m the fall a maJor and three Jumor majorettes Kathy Becker Kathy Cartwrlght and Amery Hmgelburg In the wxnter the band gave a concert to axd us ln buymg new uxuforms whmch we hope to have by summer 31 IHTIH CLUB FIRST ROW LE-'T TO RIGHT T Selss M Moore R Edwards M Matthews E Iorgensnn S Gregory E Smlth S Beaudua SECOND ROW S Woznlak M Barley M Gramzow N Balley C Bower B Logsdon advisor J Bowie C Joachim M Denomy C Tassie M Simons M Dlstelrarh M Stone THIRD ROW D Tassle D Hansel G Roegner H Sass D Hansel R Mayhew G Thomas D Schmude M Brinker The purpose of our Latin Club Romani Hodiefni is to further the cultural back- ground and interest of the students of our club. It helps us to process a knowledge of Roman and Greek myths. We hope to further stimulate an interest in Latin itself, During the year the club gave a school party and a R oman banquet, During the latter activity we dressed as Romans and ate the same type of food as they did. 32 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT I Thornton adusot R Burgoyne parlxamentanan C Joachlm E Smuh D Beach D Smith C Bower K Cumer advisor SECOND ROW N Schaaf L Devroy Slppell THIRD ROW J Brauns M Denomy G Engelgau L Westnck F Ingles M Matthews SCHUUI CUUHCII Beaudua J Bowie D Smith J Williams M Grieg The SchooICounc1l was organized for the purposes which are stated clearly in the preamble of the Constitution of the St Clair School Community to provide for student participation in the management of extra curricular affairs establish better understanding between students and faculty and to permit student expression in matters concerning the school s general welfare The School Council takes up the problems of the students through the homeroom representatives at their meetings Also improvements that they think necessary and needed are discussed and action taken as quickly as possible The School Council through the standing Committees provided special programs and entertainment inthe way of assemblies Regular school dances and other recreational activities are also made possible through council efforts The Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils The SchoolCounci1 sponsored the traditional Halloween Car- nival The profits of which were used to benefit the cheerleaders Majorettes Clairvoyant They also sponsored this year a paper drive which benefited the bleacher fund 33 Iillf CLUB FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT S Zacharras I Brown J Corry S Ward D Currrer B Eldndge M Matthews M Woods R Rood N Walker B Magary M Srbxlla N McDev1tt D Ross SECOND ROW C Ecwards B Thomson N Radrke B Brozowskr B Stacey S Carrrgan B Path E Kenyon C Hansel B Lmderholm I Stager C Shagna D Edwards N Schaaf THIRD J Genaw S Morrrson I Shoebottom M Meler I Densmore M D1xon M Rettmger I Klemmer M Busch E Arnold I McGregor J Marvrn FOURTH ROW W Barshaw D Markle R Ellrs R Scott drrector C Pollex R Mayhew C McDonald E Klndsvater Thxs year there are over slxty glrls rn the Semor H1gh Glee Club The Glee Club 15 an organtzatron whtch provtdes ameans of self expressron ln vocal musrc as an ard to musxcal apprectatxon. The Glee Club also offers to tts members an opportunlty to use the only lrve musxcal lnstrument the human vorce, tn acqutrmg a good musrcal taste as creators and xnterpreters as well as listeners The results of musrc tralmng rn the classroom must be transferred to the communxty and tts tnstrtutrons To fulftll thrs obllgatron, the Glee Club per forms several tlmes each year,namely the Chrrstmas program, Your Chrrst mas In Song. a sprxng concert and County Mustcal Festival where we sang un der a guest conductor The Club also partxc1pates mother school programs and several commumty performance. We have enjoyed our work very much thls year under Mr. Scott 34 ,xi , : . ' . . , . , ROW: I. Decker, J. Busch, D. Kenyon, C. Smith, L. Raymond, . ' - M . - ,, . . . - JUIIIUR HIGH GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT G MCCHIIICR R Delor J Lenaway G Meler N Wells M George M Cotteral J Bolack M Zoeplrtz J Brauns SEC OND ROW S Karl B Fleury I Spuz N Theume F Clark J Ross J Knutsman C Schlrnkert M Hutchmson T Tyson THIRD ROWJ Yelp K Hutchmson W Hall R Rrder R Scott drrector B McCu11an B Kmds vater H Dleflilg C Prerhs L5 35 X : . ' , . , . , . A , . , - , . , . , Q - , . . ' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . . : . ' , . ' , . , . 4 , . , ' 3 . , . ' ' , . ' I , . A . ECHU STHH ...Li I in-...--f3z,ka, adv SE-XTED LEFT TO RIGHT M Koenig C Cain C Camgan Editor G Cronkhlte STANDING T Miller R Edwards P Johnson M Sxbllla B Path A Elfrmg advisor M Grleg S Brinker I Genaw M Ward C Bower E Fandrxck S Fordt M Matthews The ECHO has sounded and resounded in St Clair High s corridors this past year The staff, comprised of volunteers, has worked enthusiastically to publish all school news in an inter esting manner There have beenthe inevitable obstacles attimes, but each was met with an even better issue The editor in chiefof the ECHO this year was Carol Carrigan Georgia Cronkite was her assistant editor The intricacies of an erratic Mimeograph machine were known and conquered by Claudia Cain as production manager Mary Jane Koenig wielded the style as art editor The troupe of reporters were Rosalyn Edwards, Sally Brinker Tommie Miller Sally Lee Marilyn Sibilla Pat Johnson Eleanor Fandrick Marliy Matthew Joanne Williams, Shirley Fordt, Dick Nauman and Tim Siess r Elfring was the adxisor. 36 JUHIUH RED CROSS SFATED, LEFT TO RIGHT M Moore M S Moore H Pollex C Gannon P Parker Nurse STANDING C Ba11ey N Bartrow B Guyer S Carrrgan STUDENT LIBRHRIHHS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT N Barley G Cronkrte M Travrs advrsor T Mrller I Hyslop STANDING I Faucher J Huber R E111s R Srppell 37 I. Cambell, Zweng, S. Schlinkert, K. Ingles, N. Mehlberg. B09 S IHIJUSTRIHL HRTS .4 J. M., FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT W Brand, L Sturgen T Yelp R Akred W Laffery R Reynolds J Cambell R Zxmmer D Densmore, W Mempke A Relchle I Welser R Sargeant, K Iorgenson, J Hendncks SECOND ROW B Paajanen advxsor W Curus C Varry I Rolston E Wxley R Hartlem D Tyler R SwreceIo,G Engelgau, A Wesrnck C Davrdson, R Emenck A Welser, W Deermg L Radlke E Block P Couruer J McCartney C Marvm THIRD ROW J Johnson B Wesrnck G Lee D Fluery W Ellery L Westrxck W Rankln, D Agajeeman W Barshaw L Mollan D Nastah, F Wllhams R Alhngton I Wxllxams R Barrmger I Well R Smlth T Swartz JK1ndsvater L Lmdsay FOURTH ROW C Hurchmson D Rerunger C Wesrnck J Klemmer F Ingles J Varty E Kmdsvarer D Markle, R Ellls W Beaudua R Oehmke D Tassle R Smlth C Wolfe I Duchene, W Path E Lee K McWa1n FIFTH ROW L Boul1er,I Thomson, W Smxth R Marvxn, F Klndsvater A Llndow A Johnson R Hyslop, K Prahl J Brewer D Smlth R Ahles R Frantz M Zxmmer, J Varty W Slmms, N Pnutt SDCTH ROW D Socha I Koehn E Dzrerlatka J Kozrara D Eves,I-I Mlnor R Slppell C Haslerl Huber, L Caesor D Thomson, D McDonald C DISICIIBIII, W Closs A Zlmmer, E McIntosh D Schaaf The purpose of the club rs to promote fnend shxp to helpboys develope thexr slulls and hobbxes ln such things as mechamcs, archery, forestry, photography, conservatlon, development of wrld lrfe, and other thlngs they are xnterested rn. To be a member of The Industrral Arts Club you must be enrolled rn one of the shop classes The club LS made up of boys rn grades 9 12, each grade or club havmg rt s own offrcers Meetings of the club are held every week 38 UHDEHCLHSSIHEH How to 3 A ong With feacher C Sursse C Tassre B Thomson J Thomson J Vany M Walker M L P Arles J Armstrong V Baars M Barley S Beaudua NJ lx Crawford D Czernras R NJ E Dz1erlotka R Edwards ri Joachlm Morrlson xf oegner uh E Smith M Stone J 5 '- x ', ' f -v J Z I is 0 F 9 I A 0 u A iv- - A xii L' ,Z P i - 9 - ff X, 1 S' J 1 R N- 1? 'J F Byers K Brown D Eves R Frantz A Johnson J Kozrara A Kujda LaFon!a1ne A Lmdow, E. Macintosh R Mc Wills L A Zimmer xf i ,vu L A S- Akreo R Anderson n rc Barle N Barshaw audra E ck Bme br wn IS g 7 lk Busch P Cclruer D Curie B Deer N1 Duchene D Edwards D Hansel D Ellls Gramzow Hasler 4. ,Q fi ,Q 11 Ha den J Hendrlclfs R Huff D Hamhlm 1 B Brlzows Nl Frar C Gauthler Jr son C- Kelderhoae S0 Klndsvater J Krndsvater J Klernmer Klernmer E L e S Lee G Lee B Lmdow Kenxon C Kuntsman PQ .I Lexerenz W Lou s B Magar Marvxn M Matthews R Mayhew W Nlemphe I McCartney IX. IUCDSVIII I McGregor 14 ,, -f 7-7 4 J McWa1n D Nostah Pollex L Radkre A Rerchle M Rltunger D Ross B Sanger N Schaaf Scl rude 0 fn' 7, fC 45 11 .., bottom Srbrlla T Sress M Slm Sharrow C Shagena J Shoe mons K Srppell A Skomeczny C rth B -.4 7 Smrth D Tassle C Tawse B Thomas J Vartx S Ward W Ward B Warvle A Weiser B Weslrlck TEHTH GHHDE Woods S Zacharras NOT PRESENT Laffery D Markle L Mollan C McDonald B Rankin, H Sap B Staeey I VanBusku'k Don Agazeeman C Blxven G Bowman B Brewe K Buthn B 41 - 5 4' .. n- 4 L ':.-5 ',. f: , .. - , 3 .-: . - 7 X 7. 1 5 D 5 ' xi . - ' ia .1 -.f 4 if! v , 'Q -. A , I 'V . ' A it L I A 1 R. ':. . r E. Ar , N. B Q., H. ', B. Be , . Blo , I. 0' . J. R. , D, Bqson, ' N , 1 '7 ri' 3 ,, Q I' I 1' 'L' K ' ' 2 2 ' 4 .: 5 - f 3 I ' ' o' S ...., ,- . F 1 w x - Q l. ' . . 2 ' . . 'r, . Ang, r , , , , l W, M, ' D, - . L: , -o F 3 Q R A . fl' 3 l 1, 1- -5- -. ,r 1 A 1 f 3 L . Y X' r A ' -, 5' .v ' .-- ' 1 - . ' f, J s 1 I - n - y - r y , F. y . . , . 1 , , ' , I. 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' L. 43 Allen C, ar Bun Deerrng Greli. Krebe Nlrnor A brppgl 1 A a rn Campbell Delor Hart LSCTOIX Moore -4 Vail B Tassn N Tnuerne A Basset: 'S D Cray T L Devrow A Hayden W C Prlehs '1 4 F7 Srmn Tra NUI NRFSF U Bullock J Hrmc -J ,X -'Q , bb J Boulrer Corry Lndelman I Huifmaster K R LEWIS Prum Smrrh 9 Bower D Brabender R Brenner Bublrlz Cottrell N Cum rnbnan Dandron Danes Flenry T Frank Frantz N1 Genrbe x L Hutchrnson C Huslop W onns Krndsxarer '? R Rrder F Robbrns Ross K Scnrrner 4 .I in uz SIB ey Srgprenwn J Smecrln G -X XX d A Nur A Weblrrek SEVENTH GHHIJE 'Z g -3 ,g -fx Nb I ,, 'Si 4, I ' ' h 1 -v 44' '9 V5.1 ,:Q I .i D - 1.44 ' ,x Q ' 1 . '. B nn' 5 . . . ' ' ll. ' . . K. ' 4 21 s 0 'Q x4 .Q 4 0 .o ' Q A L 7 Q' 1 R A 14' ' 4, IN I f I 'X 1 5 . X . A ' fn C . . G. . ' D. ' M. ' r'. r' 1 1 M. J. 'Z :A 4, 2 '2 3 A -r 'V ' -7 ' 31. 'A' ' AQ 1' ' 1 ' l - . . nh A . ' A. . ' I. 7 . ' . ' T. A . ,' Q. , ', S ' ., 'V 2 .4 'I ' , -9 ' 4, - - i . ffs xk I . r V - V ' B. J. A. ' . . ' . .J B. 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' HTHLETICS C- K M Ol' WMauHM Slppe r R ube J H TO RIGHT FT ,LE NG SITTI W RO FIRST SECOND ROW J F Byers Sm h D Marke R Frantz W Smrth W Rankm R Wam g C Haser D Tom- Bowxe D Leach W Landon D Beach W Gear I Varty--Manager SUUHD FUUTBHLL THIRD ROW STANDING R D Schaaf G Barr nger B ewer I E hs R Bou er L SOD D J Varty J K ndsva er L Hoover R Vanderkolk W Smms W Path Carlson- -Tramer C Wof G Bowma S ppe K Swartz T Ke derhouse V W Laffrey E 11s R Tass e rck Wes L F eury ery D W E D Densmore Bohs--Assxs an Coach FOURTH ROW F Eng egau A Lrndow J We ser G A C Po ex Skone czny W Beaudua A D Smlh -Coach Ing es W Pa mer- F Westr ck . - . . . . '- .. .-1 . f- .. ... H . - -. . . . E ...- ... . . A . ,-1 . - ,.. . ' .-1 . .- .... Q f- . - .- I .-4 ' . . ..-1 .. . -1 .-1 -1 . . n - ..-4 . - . ' ' . - . . . . .4 ...4 . -4 ' . . .-1 . . ' . . . . - ' . . .,-1 . . ' -- ... . . . .A H 0 - . . . . ..-4 . . ' .-1 . .-4 . . . . . . . .I .-1 . . . 1 .-1 , Q ' . . Q . .. . . --1 - .-1 ..-4 - FUUTBHLL SUHUPSIS SEPTEMBER 15 B fore a larg crowd of che r1ng fans our St Clair team met Capac for their first game of th season At the kick off Ha ler receixed the ball and went for an 80 yard run the f1rstSt C1a1r touchdown of the 1950 eason The team then sent Boulier and Frantz over for two more T D Beach followed through with two more Hasler s extra point made it 31 6 SEPTEMBER ZZ Keepmg up with the same spirit and team work the team met Marysville for their second game The team with the coaches and fans be hind them overpowered Mary ville w1th qu1te a sausfactory score Gearmg Beach and McWa1n Went over for the T D and two of I-Iasler s extra points were good SEPTEMBER Z9 In h1gh hopes of another victory we followed the team to Richmond The team played good football but just didn t seem to have that all lmportant punch to overpower the Blue DCV1lS The Richmond team took the game and the final score was 13 0 OCTOBER 6 After the1r first defeat the Saint ' returned to meet Holy Cross The team disgusted about losing to Richmond was determined to beat Holy Cross B111 Beaudua and Dan Beach went over for the two T D and made this game another win for St Clair One of Hasler extra polnts were good making it 13 7 OCTOBER 13 This time we journeyed to Algonac for their home coming were unable to getthrough for those much desired T D The Algonac team took the game 12 O OCTOBER 19 Following team to St Stephens we hoped for another victory after our defeat from Algonac In the first half it looked like St Stephens game but in the second half the St Clairteam came back to make the1r showing Don Leach came through for the first T D then Beach came through with two more Gearing caught the pass for an extra polnt making lt 19 12 OCTOBER Z7 Despite the snow and rain we followed our team to Marine City to witness a hard fought battle between the two teams In the field of mud and water fumbles occurred ve ry often during the game and both teams found It v ry difficult to play the football of which they were able The St Clair team had to fight for every yard they received and then sent Beach over for that all 1mportantT D ending the game with a 6 6 t1e T1e1ng the game St Clairkept the b ll awarded to them in 1949 by Finsterwalds NOVEMBER 3 For the last league game of the 1950 season our team met New Baltimore on our home field Even though the weather was cold the team supported by th cheering fans and the faith the coaches had in them made the la t game in a v1ctory Gearing and Boulier went over for the lst two T D Then Hasler and Beach went over for two ap1ece Gearing caught the pass for an extra point making it 36 13 For an exhibition game we journeyed to Crowswell to play Crowswcll Lexington ln the bitter cold we saw a rough tough battle between the two teams The St Clair team was overpowered by their opponents Hasler made the lone T D and the final score was Z7 6 St Clair took second place in the final standings They won 6 lost Z tied 1 Their total points 132 to their opponents 95 47 . , 5 1 . . - S . v s . A . . . I . . - . S . . . .H I . I ' I ' A ' ' ' I ' ll ' ll ' - ' ' Il ' 5 1 A . . D . . ,S . The Saints all evening continually smashed the line of their opponents but . . . . A - , , D 9 1 I T u VHHSIT9 BHSKETBHEE TEHIH fs ' E' J ' KNEELING, B Slppell Mascot SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT C Hasler D Beach R Slppell H Mmor D Schaaf STANDING L Lmdsay Manager D Leach W Gearlng R E111s L Caesor J Huber F Bohs Coach RESERVE BHSHETBHEE TEHIH FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Akred, I. Varly, D. Tassie, R. Suiess, J. Kinds valet. SECOND ROW: R. Ellis, K. Sippell, R. Smith, K. McWain, J. Varty, A Skonieczny, J. McGregor--Manager. THIRD ROW: L. Lindsay--Manager, D. Markle C, Pollex, W. Mau, I. Bowie, W. Rankin, L. Boulier, W. Painter--Coach. 48 BHSHETBHH League Standmg T1ed Flrst Place Won 18 Lost 3 ST CLAIR SWEEPS BASKETBALL TITLES' Vars1ty Score Opponents Score C1a1r C1a1r C1a1r C1a1r Cla1r Cla1r Cla1r Cla1r C1a1r Clalr Cla1r Cla1r Clamr Clau' St Stephens Rlchmond Holy Cross Marysv1lle New Balt1more Algonac Mar1ne Clty St Stephens R1chmond Holy Cross Marysv11le New Balt1more Algonac Marlne Clty 5 -fInc1ud1ng Non League Game D1str1ct Tournament and Regxonals Inc Clan' C1a1r C1a1r Cla1r Cla1r Claxr Algonac Marme Cxty Rlchmond 8 REGIONALS Lake Shore St Bened1ct St Alphonsus 37 2 The Varslty of 1950 51 coached by Mr Bohs had a very successful season w1nn1ng 18 and los1ng 3 These totals 1n eluded the D1str1ct and Reglonal Tourna ments The Varlsty rece1ved two trophys for the1rf1ne work The members of the Varslty elected Harlan Mmor and Dan Beach as co captams The team 15 composed of the followlng players B1llGear1ng Lee Cea sor DonLeach DanBeach Harlan Mxnor RonS1ppe11 Clyde Hasler Ray Ell1s Joe Huber, and Dave Schaaf All of these fel lows recelved a Vars1ty letter for the1r excellent team work RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve Squad or 'L1ttle Sa1nts has an equally 1mpress1ve record as they ended the season w1th a 13 2 record losmg only to Yale by 1 po1nt and to R1chmond by 3 po1nts 49 The scor1ng was pretty well d1V1dCd but the Sophomore s team compr1sed of Ken Slppell Bob Smlth Ken McWa1n Carl Pollex and B111Rank1n prov1ded the blg punch Arch1eSkone1czny Larry Bouller Walter Mau Don Tassxe and Jack Varty were r1ght behmd these boys DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Drawlng Algonac for the f1rst game of tournaments we wxtnessed one of the best games ofthe season The Vars1ty worked together had the1r hearts 1n there to w1n and defeated Algonac 39 38 By defeatmg Algonac St Marlne C1ty 1n the second tournaments St Cla1r was team and proved that they champs Our Varlsty took the second game of the tournaments by qu1te an over whelmxng score of 50 23 For the last game of the contest we layed Rxchmond Agam St Claxr showed C1a1r played game of the the super1or were to b thxs all lmportant game Thls game was much harder than the Mar1ne C1ty game but the 'Samts' came out on top w1th the score 49 37 St Cla1rhad wonthe D1str1ctTourn aments and now they journeyed to East De tro1t for the Reg1onals The Varsxty re ce1ved a trophy and each player rece1ved an award for be1ng the 1950 51 Champs REGIONALS AT EAST DETROIT Our 'Var1sty played Lake Shore for the1rf1rstgame of the Re g1onals Lake Shore played good ball but our 'Samts proved far better The fmal score was 52 45 The next game was played w1th St Bene d1ct Th1s was a close last game and the fans who followed St Cla1r were fmlled w1th tens1on but had faxth that the tellows would w1n The game was close but St C1a1r was ahead and won w1th a score of 44 42 In the last game of the Reg1onals w played St Alphonsus Everyone knew thls would be a rough game but we d1dn't thmk lt would be that rough In the last quarter lt was t1ed w1th a mce shot by Beach 54 feet from the basket and then 1n overt1me St C1a1r lost out The fmal score was 40 41 St C1a1r had played 1ts hardest and eve ry one agrees that the team w11l be superxor agamn next year sic- :',: I ' , st, ' 37 . 23 , - , ' St. ' 45 ' 17 ' ' , St. ' 52 38 St. ' 45 ' 23 ' ' St. ' 58 ' 30 , ' St. ' . vu ' Il St, ' 43 ' ' 27 , ' ' ' , St. ' 32 . 28 - , St. ' 39 ' 20 ' , , ' St. ' 59 24 ' ' ' St. ' 35 ' 31 , , ' ' St. ' 53 ' 38 e St. ' 32 34 . ' st. ' .QQ ' ' .AQ ' - , . 93 . 9 ' - - DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Better ball handling and team work, and won St. ' 39 38 ' -' . ' St. ' 50 ' ' 23 ' ' ' , St. ' li ' Q1 ' ' ' ' 13 98 - . . ' 1 ' ' - St. ' 52 45 ' ' . ' . ' St. ' 44 . ' 42 ' St. ' 40 . 41 ' - - Il .I 1 8 I ' ll I I , 9, . 1 , l ' e BHEERLEHDERS X5 go: R Edwards Yell Leader C Tassxe D Ross C Marvm The g1rls were consc1ent1ous and attentlve at the pract1ces and games Practxces were held on Mondays and Thursdays after school A few extra pract1ces we re held on Sunday afternoons The g1rls worked well together and cooperated wxth thexr yell leader New umforms for the football season were approprmated for by the Athletlc As soc1at1on and School Councxl These uruforms cons1sted of blue corduroy slacks, red sweat shxrts and blue tenn1s shoes The fellows expect to get new unlforms The squad mtroduced several new cheers Also some songs and chants The student body was helpful 1n g1v1n us some of the above Our advxsor Mrs Fmmgan, rxlled us and was ofa great help througout the year We would l1ke to thank her for g1v1n up her t1me and effort The flrst Pep Meetmgs of footba l season we re gxven by the cheerleaders The rest were g1ven by homerooms The Pep and Rally comm1ttee took over the Pep Meetmgs dur1ng basketball season The yell leader Carol Tass1e was elected by the studnet body xn the sprmg The rest of the squad was chosen by Judges 1n the fall They are as follows N1ppy' Edwards June McGregor Donnabell Ross Nancy Schaaf, Carol Gannon, Charhe Marvxn and George Roegner 50 : ,l,.-- ,. ', LJ ff' gg X1 ,. .X l LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Roegner, C. Gannon, N. Schaaf. I. McGre- K . , . O . . , I ' ' . : ll ' : . l I D I IHTRHMUHHI BHSHETBHII FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Cun ningnam, M. C-,rLtrcII, B. Tassie, T Tyson, N. Hawens, E. Tyson, M. Web SICK, A. Bower. SECOND ROW: K. Hutch inson, L. Dandron, D. Nelson, M Hutchinson, P. joznson, N. Bartrow, C Bailey, W. Jonns, M. Callen. THIRD ROW: K. Ingles, N. Mcn1berg,S. Carr igan, M. Bailey, R. Rock, M. Moore, S Schiinkerr, N. Finnegan--instructor. PHUGHHM SUUHRE DHHCIH6 FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Anderson, J. Varly, I Klause J Thomson. BACK: K. Mcwain, M. Lever exz W Rankin, M. Distelrarh. Orange Colored Sky Mus1c Maestro Please Can t We Talk It Ove r So long For A Wh11e Our Ve rsaule students delve 1nto the mystenes of the chemlstry laboratory serve on the cpuncll and play 1n the band before gather-mg up books and headmg for home to a qu1et evemng of home work' Honest' 52 'X L Ar, V .pr fp WWTF CHHDIDS Pat and Dan Tune on my hands Coaches Pa1nter and Carlson When rn1ghty heads l1ke these get together somethmg 1S sure to be brew1ng' Klndsvater Huber Slppell and Mlnor Even Parls was never l1ke th1s B111 and Donnabel He loves her for her money' Boulxer Schaaf Ahles and B1ewer Vaudev1lle at 1ts best' Pat Allce and Carol Th1s sudden 1nte rest ID the three R's IS arnazxng Balley Mehlberg Schhnkert Radxke and Moore Is that how they keep the1r g1rl1shf1gures 'P 9 'P Don Leach Famous catcher of the Mlghty Mxdgets Don Carol Gene Three wlnds on the Seven Seas Eleanor Jenny Joanne Sally Betty and COORIC One two three klck Normajean Carolyn Donnabel Marllyn and June Faxr malds on the ferry Sass hat Sm1th and Byers when they we re young and uh 1nnocent The boys of the Dark Town Poker Club 53 . if 5 8 L ' aw ' Q Y C J l 'A' ' ,, , Q ' V , ' J' I A H or- ' ' P . 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Pat, S1s, N1ppy, Carol. What 15 thxs anyway? Sam Look, Ma, no hands ' Come on now, g1rls, let's not be bashful. Mr. E1fr1ng just can'tseem to f1gure outwhy he got that wrong number. Leo Gee, Ihate these two o'c1ock feed1ngs. D1zzy, Ba11ey, S15 and Elame Don't they look l1ke real1nte11ectuals 'P It 1S Vernors, 1sn't 1t, Nano We hear Mr. Eggers dlrects a band m h1s spare tune. 54 F A 1. r .I .-gg V' 2 -'44, f .1 A P ,z ' ' -A ,S F, 1 E 'U 5 L FV fr 2 -ja -A ,Ik . A i , U- .DA .V 1 . - , I. ' I . X Lf' - X ' ' X H - , 1 . . f .- g - ' -3 A 41-5 ,. -- P, ' 1 S T732 Q -1 .V ' Y sf- v W pf i . K , . - , as 9 4- ,, ' A 1 ' L - .- . ' Y ff 4 ' L. Q V 'V L I n n Rss A . N, I .Y li - V, 2 4 ' ' -0 ' N I f v A . ' X X X , .J 5 Q. Q rigs I W I w ,. a -n , Q PHTHUH3 PHGE .J an .LJ C aI'fa7 J oart 5 Jnoc Reina r Beae er Peereat or rand Beadle a a Q Be Ker orn Blewer ldrnoer Bo ve Funeral Home rand Elegtr 4 QQ Jurges Candy inc 1 llOtt.l C, lnd E log Cahxn Carrnan Lleaners Cornmern 1al and Savlnrr Everett Dex roy Doctors of bt Clalr Standard Oll John E Ernmgf Fwley Druo Store Flnb te rw ald' Clotlunff store Hd u Bank at St Clalr Frederu kb and bon Funeral Home Gannon s Damry Glrern Meat Market Huvhl-I Hart .lenk': Inburanee Agenq Mau and sons Mmor D Groger, Store J L Mxnor contractor M1tehell Motor Saleu Norah 5 Restaurant Pollex Tallor and Fleanc re A W Postell Barber Prlor A r Londumonrno and Quallty Feed and bupply Co R L. D1str1but1ng Co Recor Sales Co Roley D 3hellSerx1Ce Rutf Floral Co Saundex Harnbdrfver Sc hllnkc rt Fuel 1nd Bu1ldc r b1n1th'u Hardware Smndard Producta Clalr Count Pre:-5 Clarr nn Clalr Motor :aleb Clalr Nursery Mobllga , John E Stdbgb Western Auto Azjot, 3 nrt Weatrlc lx Boot Shop Sunoco, John Young He aunv Co 5 Supply CO 79 ' d Y rl' 'Ss CV. IJ, +I- A -1 ' h -13 A F.l . F l - l , re'l e5V'KA acl '5 I '. A., ' ' , ' ' - , F1l'Fal:UQfJ.1E. x r'5 ' , ' 1 E : I ' i Y. I? 1. 5' Q l 'li l C.td'llz1Q 'Q , ' . . T ,,m5 Diamond Crystal Salt Co. ., , , ' 3 . J! . D D D fi ,- ' V, V D G . ' 1. . ,. . . 5 A If K' . 14 ' , ?c 3 , Q t 'Q D f E , i , . M , . 0 0 ' , q V, , -If . , C 5 ' D . ' , . ' , I. ,C - tb, St. ff W St. l SI. Q 1 A 'A St. A l' ' ' 'x ' 5 . f E' I , - --- N, V. A Lt STUDENT LIFE ' Goodmght Sweetheart I Sa1d My Pajamas Asxde from all the act1v1t1es of our typmcal student most of us f1nd t1me to eat three meals a day Then the evemng beg1ns w1th a dance and probably a. trlp to B's afterward Thus we are endmg a day packed wxth a lot of fun and mernorxes As you travel the rough road to success may you look back and remember the days at St Claxr I-hgh as some of the happxest of your l1fe W1th that thought m nd we say 'good by and lots of luck 56 IB ll ll I 9 1 fi ' 1 ' n ytyy y r J 1 'fl . ' , . S3 on , - ll ' ' t ,uf .att :i Q 1 P QQ' ' .Q , M 3 ' , 1 ,it ,Q lf. San 'Q Shi ' l' . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ll ll I . mi , ' - , x R I3 1 P U 'X S I If? 3 I li AL? KA KANSAS tn I X ...off Mvns AND co mc . ' 4 ,A lo -. its , , .- Olly. , vig 1 ', 1 ,, N ' I 6 aug 9 . . nc 'U Q 0-. Ulougg . . 00099 .. Decoys.. . , con. , Cano , oo.. lo