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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

1:-nn14mu4 14: ' 1957 C L A I R V O Y uq A A We Dedicate We the students of St. Clair High School, wish to dedicate our 1958 Clairvoylant to Mis Katherine Balfour, for her many years of faithful service for both the school an community. Miss Balfour has been a life -long resident of St. Culair. Upon completing her college training, she returned to St. Clair where s e has been teachmg Homemakmg and math for the past 21 years. Miss Balfour has been one olf the class' advisors for the C ass of 1958 ever since their Freshman year. Her manly hours of faithful service has won her the esteem and love of both f3CI.l1g members and stu ents of St. Clair High School. It is with great honor that we dedicate this 1 58 Clairvoyant to Miss Katherine Balfour. EDITOR 'S MESSAGE with an pmuauan of me 1957- 1958 cmwoymz, wanna mm ani net, would like to GXFGB our appreciation to the many people whose time and effort went into making this yearbook possible. Without the full support of the student body, the faculty, and dze citizens of St. Clair, this yearbook would never been Pxdblie Susan Schamweber Board of Education Left to Right, Sligl.Mf. Simpson, Sec. Left to Right, Pres. Mr. Gearixiiz Mr. Mr. Thompson, r. Sass, Mr. Bacon McCallum, Mr. Pollex, Tres. . Holden Cafeteria Left to Right, Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Maedel, T. Crelners Facult l . 22:fMfLEN EQRDQPEEHLSESALD O I I dmlnlstratlon Su erintendent ROBT ,SIMPSON Princi a1gACOB MILLIKEN and MEI-ILBERG and MRS. VANDER- MRS.gVlc ALLUM Facult ADAMS, BETTY ANDERSON, MARY BALFOUR, KATHERINE Commercial Spanish, Social Studies Home Economics, Math if 2 X 3 1 3 .Q A 'xrf .sh X Nix R as U g . BARBER JACK BENGSTON, EDWIN BOHS,hFRANK Driver Eaucation Health, Physical Education Enghs BOLLA BOB CORNISH JOHN COTTON, CHARLES Shop, Drafting Social Scfence Math Facult ER ' r . LUTZ CHARLES McLAREN, A. ROSS MEIGHAN, JULIA Eng1is'h, Public Speaking Science Art A P PAA ANEN BORIS PAAJANEN JANET I6Ag:5AgiI51-JANICE Metll Shop' Home Ecorfomics PARKER PAULINE PATRICK, BLANCHE SCOTT, RAY School N'ux-se English, Llbrary Music Snaps of Teachers Senior Honors NANCY ANDERSON IEANNE DAVIDSON Betty Crocker Award D. A. R, Award .K ,A JAMES DUDGEON WILLIAM ROBERTS Valedictorian Salutatorian Readex-sD1gest Award Certificate of Merit Science Award University of Michigan Scholarship University of Michigan Scholarship miviw In we f ROBERT AGAJEENIAN Ladies History Class Award SUSAN SCHARNWEBER Faculty Award CAROL WRIGHT I dare you Award DONALD BRENNER I dare you Award Y RGERT CHBKONOSKI De Kalb Award QNo prlctuxej Z aosum LOPATKIEWICZ ALBERT cnsmans Luau HkUofy C1a3 Aww Faculty Ama hand, J..-f-.. MAY. . ,, . l ,M ROBERT A. AGAJEENIAN Here's a man with 2. three decker brain. CHRIS E. AHLES A young man that blushes is better than one that turns pa.1e. PATRICIA A. ALLOR -And a. good time was had by all. Spanish Club 2, 3 Junior Play NANCY L. ANDERSON I'll find a way or make a way. Red Crocs 1, 2, 3 County Red Cross 1 2, 3,4 Vicsapresident 2 Pre ent 3 Vice-Eresidem: 4 Steerin ommlttee 3 Senior slay- student director IOHNPLANKRAPP ! may look slow but wait until get stu-ted'. Baseball 1,2,3,4 Lanier Play enlom- Play Varsity Club 4 RONALD W. AUGUST Young man with 2. hom. Ba.nd3 4 Seniorl'1ay QW? Eta, f il dag ' ii -2 Sf in MAYNARD L. AURE Make my coffee strong, and my women weak. Student Council 4 Lunior Play emor Play MARTHA C. AUSBURY igfigfcignliasye a man worth loving, Band 1 , 2, 3 Clagrvoxgnt 4 gllnlzol' y-Student Director enlor Play EUGENE W, BAILEY He has a mild and soft look- so has dynamite Student Council 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 2 gunipm' Play enxor Play Clairvoyant 3 ' ' f '1 '9 F! RICHARD F. DIXON Men of few words are the best of men. Yf 'i '...iq Sidi 362 4 JAMES 12. DUDGEON A courteous, likable sort of chap. gg '1: f:u'n'?n 1234 ex 1. ee colf 1 5 sf? ' ' ' mam tfub 4 E5'2.As.-51 9th Grade 1 Resex-ve 2 Valedictorian JAMES J. IZDGETTE Stand in line girls-don't push. Foorban 1,z,3,4 umemu 2, 3,4 xilmuaryd' sbfub Senior Play , ..n...,LnHi--au. .1.--1.A4 SENIOR PL S't1i1ftt't-.R b M.A M.A b . sltanxffmg, c:fJF'f3l361ln, Kfnfsefffgk. ure' is my Hamming it up! Be serious yet, Dino! 2 ALBERT L. CREMERS D 't b r r - 1t9?sr1'1iof'SiSf.5u omomw' School Paper 3 School Yearbook 4 Student Council 4 Class President 4 Vice President 3 Baseball 1 2 HONOR STUDENT JEANNE L, DAVIDSON She often burns the midnight oilg but sad to say, 'tis not for wil. Class Secretary 1 Student Council 1, 2 Classffreasurer 4 Steerm5Committee 2,3 Carniva. Queen 4 Biicmfs 1 ci? 4 HON STUDENT KAREN R. DIEM I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. tmp- -.- -My J BARBARA A. CAHOURS The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. PENNY D. CARROL A live wire never gets stepped on. Band 1 2 r. gif Cross 15:2 . er 'mmvplgsomp Steerin ommittee 1,2 3 4 Echo 153, 3 ' ' Clairvoyant 3,4 LINDA 1, cLoss W should the d vil ha. thehgood times? e ve an :- K' WILLIAM L. BURKART M lik bull t farth at whghtheyeare sagem. e Latin Club Foorbau 1, 3, 3,4 Basketball 1 z 3 4 nmpau 1, z', 3',4' Varsity Club 3,4 CHARLES H. BUSCI-I Ba,shfu1-? We're not sure. Glee Club 3, 4 ARTHUR R. CAI-DURS Blessed are those who say nothing, for they shall never be quo ed. AM 1 , My --,.4.p1. A. , 1 .11....1.m-.1.., 1 I-ii -. LARRY D BLUMER No one knows what he can do until he tries. nun ball 1 2 HONgR STUDENT DONALD J. BRENNER Depenrhble as time itself. Reserve Track 2, 3 Reserve Basketball 3 L'2 .5'3', 'Sty HONOR S'FUDENT DONNA J, BRowN A little wa-k, a little play, to keep us going all the day. ks -! E '1 4 Q. -A ,Ii 1 -F if T .4 T! , S . BRLKZE D. BANNING Here I am, girls! Student Council 2, 3, 4 President 4 me., pany C vmiry Clxb 2, 3,4 Manager: Football 1, 2, 3, Bukerbau 1,2 Track 1 2 Baskerbau 3' ANNA M. BEAULAC Why love one, love them all. Reserve Cheerleading 1 Varsity Cheerleading 4 Future Nurses 2 3 Homeoominzg dom 2,4 Majorettes , 3 LAURIE J. BECK I am no better tlun the best. Basketball 1, 2 xgfrfxk 2C1 b 4 Smgetgdaxgger junior Play A ,,A,,, ROSALIE A. BEEDON Still waters nm deep. DAVID E. BLANCHARD Big men come in little packages V ' Cl b 2 3 4 Tgilsyl, zu ' ' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 5501512951 fT1?1'S:E151,T JUANITA L. BLOCK A closed mouth catches no flies. Glee Club 3, 4 r . Jl:Amnmu.ggL.gg.... . . KENNETH R. ENDLEMAN Have fun while i'ou're alive, because you'l1 be deed a ong time. Basketball 2,3 Vanity Club Track 1,2,3,4 ANN M. FIGLEY Life was meant to be enjoyed. Class Se tary 3 Steeringceiammittee 3 Honor tudent CAROL M. FITZJOHN She would rather talk with a man than an angel any day. .v ,. 'THOMAS L. HALE Some day the world will need a mam' Track 1,2,3,4 Crocs Country 2 RONALD D. HAYDEN Don't look ut up - - just ask me. FRANCIS A. HEISLER Never learn today what the teacher may ask tomorrow. Track 1 Eufxior Play ass Vice President 4 JAMES P. FOSTER He 's not lazyg he's just in love with rest. B..1..'2I..n 5,4 Football 2 3 4 Reserve Football 1 Reserve Baseball 2 Reserve Basketball 2 CAROL A. FRALEY Youth comes but once in a lifetime, so I ll use it while I may. 0 ee I-losoringuadergt ' MELANIEE. FRALEY H She' fun nd mlschi f too, nfviays :Tp to sometifng new. DAVID ROLLO GREEN Why talk? Others do enough of it. Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Golf 4 Baseball 2,3 GRAIDIQGREEN A very careful student -- Careful not to have a nervous breakdown. Basketball 2 Football 1,2,4 AMOS D. GIULIANI La nd the ld l with - frowuxglaxld you wvlflcrlde :ggBface. you' grmiom' Play enia' Play Band 3 SHARON F. HOOVER nu nu 1. fu 4 a we balm: 13m1'J5Z.Pl'Si'..-P' Gee Club 1,2 Bend 1 DeBRA A. IACKSON 'Men ue for the birds - peep, peep! Glee Club 4 Homecoming Court 4 RAYMOND V. KUBERSKI My Ford is my clmriotg Isbell not walk. Cadet Teaching 4 . , A ROBERT R. LAIRD All men are born free, but some of them get a girl. Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 3,4 Senior Play 21 Varsitgslub 3,4 Class sidem: 2 Class Treasurer 3 Honor Student KAY BIGGER LAIRD A men A man - my kingdom for a man. DOROTHY I. LEWIS Never loud, always quiet, Maybe some of us should try it. Glee Club 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 THOMAS A. LOWE Not too serious, not too gy, a swell guy in every way. ELSIE A. MARVIN Like a circle ending never, does her mouth go on forever. Intramurals 1 2 Band 1 2 ' gunior Play 3 enior Play 4 Clairvoyant 4 CAROL 1. MAYHEN I came, I saw, I conquered his heart. Student Council Steering Committee 4 WY? LEIGH S. MQFERN MII conihxct in school is the teacherh de ght, lleepalldayandplayallniglxtf N 5 l'c?'?'i ff Bd.-:gtl2,3I:4 1, 3 1 1 FRANCES I. MUGGLEBERG Full ffunandfmcxfre that' the wayslzaeemsuobe. e' ' , Glee Club 1 Maja-ette 2,3,4 - i LARRY E. NEIMAN H Sametime: I just dt and think- mctdy I just tit. 3 Band 2 3 4 Senior Hay 5 , T 1 Q fl ' 4 1 2' ix A AAA - , . l SYLVIA FULTON WESTRICK Her heart is like the moon - a man ls in it. Student Council 3,4 ROSALIE S. LOPATKIEICZ Pd rather be small and shlnea than to be large and cart a shadow.' Hanlon- Play enla' Flay Student Council 4 I-Iona' Student RICHARD C. McCOLLOUGH 'fs a buwho 1 nf-.'fi'1?e'goi l1y?5 ' 'm Basketball 1 Tx-ack 3 GARY A. PAULY 2. MARY J. PosEY walk sig wi Work has hurt man a why Yile Eglin' Nothing is more useless than silence. Glee Club 1 lgitzjorettes 3,4 e Comrxglitee 3 Senior Play He has a difficulty for every solution. Stee Comrxgliitee 2 3 Honor Student BARBARA J. PECOR FRED 1. RETTINGER if WRLIAMA ROERTS JUDY M ROOF HM ha nmwly' Spy' o sunny age for everyone. Future Nmses 1,2 3 Steering Committee H 1 fro:1?1:vyo:r?es'I'm free, Why can't othsff be like me Her heart is taken. JAN L. RUMBAUGH I never let school interfeme with my education. Senior Play PATRICIA E. RUTTAN The wo!-ld will wonder what she will do next' Majorette 4 HAROLD P. SAYERS ll things to o. Why stu? when there are so many other YV.H,-1-q1-1w-ngvp1-?,,l,,,..!..,..-,u.x-.,...,. .1 -.-, -1, '---- -. -.-.Y ,- . v- rm-ry 1 1-7. e.-n.,,,,,..V.,-, SUSAN J. SCHARNWEBER Clever, quick, and full of pepg the word success zn every step. Band 1,2,3,4 Reserve cheerleader 1 afcarzainj algal? flaeerleader 2, ,4 captain, 9 0 s Clairvo nt 4 Editor 4ya GAA 1 2 Studenf Council 3 Steering Committee 2 gxmia' ay enior Plaafe Honor Stu nt THOMAS J. SCI-IICKER LA11 the ,Sega :gen are now dying, I don't feel F ban 2 3 4 ptain Bmfba11'12z,Sf2f:T,-Caplan, 'mek 1 2 3 4 Sfazirltzgtgeaengagttee 3 11-mlussn ANNE scnmnrr rf in fun, vm for af. Future nurses 2,3 Maaorette 4 C1 oiant 4 Senior ay Ln. .4 'hulk' ... xxx... IUDITH C. SCHMUDE grbiiaytbgyoevgxagialiale, and the world respect, this GAA 2 Euture Nurses 1g2,3 tn 1 2 ones ecre smaen'f'32.'igd1 4 'Y ' gang' Heyommittee 4 I-lox:g'ng'udent HAROLD M. SCHNIEDER Where would the world be without farmers? PATRICIA A. SCHWEIHOFER A friendl blond! with Ile bl mlm smile thatgights e sldgi' ue eyes' I Y gue miuee 4 Homecoming Queen do ,, 4:alhuh'u...m ..,. . ..n...-.g.- ..... -,,.,,...Q.., ,. N ,.....-,.L..xl1 - Some think the world was made for fun and Frolic and so do I, Glee Club 1 GAA 2 we F 53 T ROSALIE A. STOCKWELL STELLA RITA SWIELCO Don't let his innocent look fool you. CHARLES H. TACKABERRY JANET M. VOLSTEADT The girl with the many pleasing ways. EVELYN J. WEBB EMIL G. WELSER Some think she's quietg others know better. I mal! be small but I' have my way.n Reserve Cheerleader 1 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Eunior Play lairvo 4 Echo 2 Vw I like work, it fascinates me' I could sit and look at it all day. PATRICIA A. WINTERS As fond of dates as an Arab. Reserve cheerleader 1 Vax-sit? Cheerleader 2,3 Echo ,3 SHARON I.. WISNIEWSKI at large xkogense. now and then is relished by o em. MARGARET A. WOOD A woman is made to be loved, not to be understood. Band 1,2 Echo 1,2 si-Mews 4 ass e e Steeringceoxgalynittee 4 Hona' tudent CAROLYN A. WRIGHT She has the gift of making friends. GAA 2 Sstgdent Ccauncil 3 cretaxx tatin Clu 3 guniom' Play enior Pla Hona' Stucxent ELIZABETH L. ZACHARIAS Success follows her, as the shadow follow sun. G1 C1 b 1 2 3 4 Caiiit Tiachef- 4 Senior Play Junior Play ROBERT L. CHICKONOSK1 Why show people I'm smart, I might have to work. F. F. A. 2,3,4 Laid , r - .4 ku Dino Student Librarians Senior Cast Play Yearbook Staff Senior Play QQ ' 99 Dino Falcaro . . . . . Shirley Wallace rvmsheriaan ..ZII lzfkieoooloons .SSH2ineSnoo Danny :tooo Steve..... ooo Deuassaoo Pat ocoouoo Bel success: MIHMH-Melani TonyFa1caro.. Mrs. Falcaro. . . Mr. Falcaro . . . . . MTSQ Milkula o I 0 4 a First Young Girl Second Young Girl: Z : Liia:'::::::: Extflciflooo CAS T . . . gn Rumbaugh 0 U u arol . . . Maynard ure . . . Ann Beaulac . . . MAREIE Ausbury n 0 0 ini ette a I Q . . . Anne Schmidt . . . Mari Posey . . . Penny Carroll . . . Bettblacharias . . . im ud eon . . . ack Anlgrapp . . . ue Schamweber . . . Bob Laird . . . ,kldy Schmude . . . osalie Lopatldewicz . . . Elsie Marvln . . . Ron Aufust . . . Larry N eman . . . Carol Wright Dlno Senior Carnival SE ICR '4 s1llf Tak TRIP I P 1 1' ...mf 6 'W' w, ix i Ii W . J l i Senior Trip Junior Class I K 1 ' 1 wc' . ,. - - 4 .. , 'g.. ,N ,X T' Q Mr. D' groin Rdgvfl- left to right, 1. McDonald, C . McGregor1,xD. Meyers, L. Minnich, S. Kenyon, Secoricri Rovir- S. Morrison P. jones, Mr. Dix, E, Kisielevich, G. Marvin, Third Row- D. Hyslop, F. Miller, B. Murray, D. MacTaggax't, J. Justa, I. Kenyon, L. jones. 1 1 s 1' 1 v f Front Row- left to right: C. Scott, P. SawherTAS: gglglcftrn H. Simm, P. Shambleau, Quarfoot. Second Row- L. Sargent, B. Shafer, 1. Sass, S. Schwartz, 19. Shaver, D. Schmidt, L. ann. Third Row- R. Pavlunas C. Shagnea I. Shinske L. Puckett R. Ruff S. Schriner R. Schlict 1. Schicker. Camera-shy Mr. Hyatt. , ' ' ' ' ' Junior Class I Front Row- left to right: M. Wilson P. Zimmer, A. Starke , B. Vollsteadt 1. Stubbs, M. Welser Second Row- L. Soper, S. Wood McLaren C. Stern . Williamsvfl. iimmer, C. Stone. Third Row- K. smnh J. stem, b. sugar s. wheem, auace eu. Fourth Row- R. Spray'berry, H. Wood, . 'To11y, C. Wa ters, C. wi iarns. that all YOU Ive got t O dOfl easy N 'Y Dying xt Junior Class E Q N A fs C' ,sf g' 0 .EN 1 Front Row- left to right: J. Bublitz, J. Allor, J. Aldrich, D. Bennett J. Brenner, M. Allen. Eeicfnd Row- G. Ch traw, P. Burroughs, A. Armstrong, Miss Fritz, C. Agajeenian, C. Butlin, R. Burkart, . aut. Third Row- E. Carnahan, B. Brenner, D. Bezenah, B. Blanchard, B. Beier, D. Buhlitz, R. Boyd, B. Anderson, K. Bott. Front Row- left to ri ht: J. Cleland P. Conrad, J. Genaw, N. Goethals, K. Eniglish P. Herbert. Second Row- G. Hoe?ger,Cl. Davis, D. Fordt, Mr. Cornish, R. Gauthier, F. Do ea, C-. Hetherington. Third Row- J. Dandron, . Eggers, F. Hansel, R. Hayden, B. Grove, P. Clements, C. Erdman. M is Junior Prom moonlight fantasy committee co-chairmen left to right kneeling: M. Wilson, C. Scott. standing: A. Starkex, D. Bennett, S. Osborn, B. Vollstaedt, I. Cle and, P. Conrad. M47 l,,,.f fA ff' Stuck up! Sure looks good! M fiwvsgajn X 4 I A Devil and his Saint Ain't love grand? ko Sophomores Q E lst row seated A. Burkart, L. Aure, S. Calnen K. BosticlaoC. Boulier, B. Borowski 2nd row standfng, S. Barshaw, B. Bending, G. g1ockBoMr. hs advisor, B. Blanchard N. Ahles, J. Carmen 3rd ww mndmg, w. Ballantme, L. cascadden D. mm, R. Boden, D. Busch D.'a1c1aey 4th row standing, D. cugiu, R. Charney, R. lfrauer, D. A'mold, R. Bmkm, 1. Achm, lst row seated, T. Delor, RRDucett, C. Cille C. Hasler' L. Devro , A. Gax-della 2nd row standmg, F. F ahs, . Donoglgue Mr. 'Barber advlsor, J. Defor D. Harris an ww standing, T. cremm, J. F1 , ci. Findnng, R. cmmey, R. duyory w. Clements 4th row standing, G. Callaway, J. Cochran, R. Hall, A. Drabant, L. Emng, C. Hamley Front row left to rightg M. Zimmer R. Shafran, G. Walters B, Schmude, S. Stephenson K. Taglor, Second rowg B, Shovan, L. Vossen, S. Webster, Miss Docherty, J. Yew, I5. Shefiler, J. Tedlock, Thira rowg . Schnider, D. Thompson, B. Schmidt, G. Verbeke, S. Schantz, D. anat, L Wagner. Mr. Paajanen's Homeroom 1st row seated - S. Marks, K. Korany, V. Hyslog, C. Maedel, M. Maedel, C. Mayhew 2nd row standing - J. Lumley, C. Loznak, J. Mc eod, Mr. Paajanen advisor, M. Jackson, G. LaVigne, K. LaR 3rd rowustandin - M. johnson, R. Ketchum, R. Lenn, P. Jorgenson, J. Kindsvater, G. Kotranza, C. McComber, 5. Lane, F. Kenyon C3 A Mrs. Paajanen's Homeroom Ist row seated - K. Pailser IE Sass, L. Sariolis J. Potter, E Paajanen S. Saunders 2nd row standinlg - R. Roof, . Raymond, . Nfeyers, Mrs. lsaajanen advisor, P. Pauly, L. Robbins, P. atterson 3rd row standing - P. Pawlosky, W, Radeke, K. Rands, M. McMain, J. Preston, G. R ichl 4:1 POV: standing - Orzechowsld V. Patterso F. Pawlak R. Niebaurer, F. Mitchell r no v 0 T. Oles, I. Posey, J. uhlitner f--V i- .,.. .,. ,.. - , -H . f-..-..- .,. , .,,, - ,,,,,,F,, ,,,,, Freshmen Officers Kneeling I.. to R.- A. Starlcez, Vice -Presidentg Ji Light, Presidentg Standing . to R.- S. Cobourn, reasurerg S. Hopps, Secretary. f E Z Q Seated 1. to r. D. Closs, B. Brlnllx, B. Andres J. Beier, M. DeMars, C. Chaltraw N. Closs. 2nd row, R. Chalu-aw, J. Delor, . Bezenah, S. Ahles, Mr. Cotton, Advisor, M. AuFrance, C. Becker, V. Cremers, V. Chickonosld. 3rd row, F. Allen, H. Delor I. Cleland, C. Biewer, K. Bengtson, S. Coburn G. Allan J. Bailey. 4th row, J. Barringer, R. Allen, E. Crowl, I. Butlin, J. Allen, V. Borowski, M. Delor, l.. Behem. Y Freshmen Class es Q C, xx' XLR 'E . Seated 1. to r. C. Foltanovich, S. Denby, L. Harris, N. Ellery A. Fondern, A. Hingelberg. 2nd row, N. Fulton, L. Hart, J. Freeland, Mr. Eggers, advisor, 'L. Foster, M. Gauthier L. lsey. 3rd row, M.Herbet D. Havens F. Hale, K. Hansel, S. Hopgs, G. Frantz, M. Distelraih, D. Guldenstein 4th ww w. Emst, 'r. Hun Rfnavis, J. Hurkowski, R. Coe als, G. Heaslip, w. Grove, D. Fraley, I. Gardella, C. Graham. Camera shy, E. Foxx. V 2 5 5 K. as 3 QE Q 1 .-. Seated 1. to r., S. Johnson, W. McLeod, J. Lozon, F. Mackenzie, J. Kahmann, C. Justa, C. Kennedy, C. Kaufman. 2nd row, D. Kendall, L. Klemmer R. Lambert Mrs. Logsdon, advisor B. Jones 1. Korany, D. Marvin 3rd row, R. Kozloff, J. La Croix La Duke T. LaMon agne, J. Mc Namara E'.N4ones. 4th row, R. Kotxanza, J. Light, R. MacDonald, B. Kuhn, D. Jones, D. Mead, R. azon. Camera shy, N. Mamrow. Freshmen Class 5 Seated 1. to r. C. Rogers, R. Nibauer, Z. Mollan, H. Ross, J. Meyers, I. Ruff L. Mehlberg. 2nd row, Ruttan, R. Parker, I. Potter, M. Murray., Mr. Lutz advisor, C. Paul , C. Posey, V. Phillips. 3rd row, . Schantz C. Muqge berg D. Schmidt . Prior, W. Parsons, R. Rocgmsld, H, ieman. 4th row, E. Minnicd, C. Par er, G. Pyry, N. Paufy, W. Peck D. Schamweber, W. Patterson. Camera shy, E. Parsons. km Seated, 1. to r. D. Wood gi Zimmer, M. Welser B. Young, B. Schwartz, g. Williams. 2nd row, B. Theison M. S rrow, G. Zimmer Nfr. Van Deusen, advisor, . Sprayberry, L. Schneider. 3rd ww, s. Smith, li. Stockwell, shinske, Trumbm, M. sue., c. schue. 4th row, A. Shafer, L. Siblla, A. mith, D. estrich, A. Starkey, J. Scott, L. Stlneman, J. Williams. Camera shy, C. Shaw, P. Shoebottom. Eighth rade C' '-Q Front row, left to right- K. Wallace, M. Armstrong, I. Mitchell, P. Bates, S. Preston, D. Gray. Second row L. Carman J. Meiilzan M. Lawrence, Mrs. Anderson, M. Vollstaedt, E. Mayhew. Third ww, J. Wulff, J. Sawher, . Wen E. Ferchier, Elsholz B. Hdffmasrer. Fourth row, J. Dudgeon, M. Lane, C. Da'1zen, J. Camp ell, H. lglolden, N. Wagner, C. Cartwright Camera shy, M. C arke. Q 0 f v 0 I Front row, left to right- D. Mentor R. Campbell, F. Ross D. Olzewski, D. Saunders, S. Moore. Second row J. Hurt,Hl. Winters 1. Scott, Mrs. Patrick, N. 'Fra1ey, A. Ingalls B. Moore B. Groff. Third row, T. Oles, . Adams, 'J. Sheggxerd, D. Williams G. Mite eu, . Arnold J. Kind. Fourth row, W. Toner, D. Hraaygden, J. orlait, A. Nead, f. Sanger, Hutchison, 1. liands, J. Luther, D. Burkhardt, B. Wilson, J. cDonald. n r 7th Grade bstavowggated, L. to R. N. Lopowitz, P. Hurt, C. Dandron, S. Chaltraw, . in idngdrgvxviiiglzding, Ldfckilslg. Johnson, , S. Adams, Mrs. Stine, advisor, W. 31d row sfa.nding,1. to R. M. S. Furgeson, R. Welser, C, Crorite, rowsn .o . onson.1e. .a.or mam' s1iI'mu o1! 12' 15.055 A Bam c F'gl J English C just J P tte P. Eggers, Kms, M. Weiser ' ' Y' ' ' ' Front row left to riggat D. Rogers, J. Adams, R. Aure, D. Wulff, D. ohnson, H. Anthonylrj. A.-nn cl: Second nnwwj. Hall, R. 1-nm., D. Johnson . Cleland, Mu. Gray . Banning, L. ole. L. nndnni J. stnbb., 'rmni .nw 's. Lowe, A. Vandexacolk, L Tea e, R. Amol?-lj. Wlgeeler R. Goodman P. Blumer Fourth row, V, Felstow, R. Belgzrtinger, D. Pr: , D. Rinn, b. August, F, 'Smith, P. ljelor. Underclassmen ff F' f?'f?'f'5'5ffff1f 5 'Q '?'Z'Y7 f ?f'f5?:'f'T ,Ni PSHOT Partytime Baby Face IWW Fx ' fi f ' ' f - W , VW , fu W M Hound Dog Picnic Young Love Snaps in Class 'Q Sv Kid Stuff' 4 'N 'J v ...nm JE:-.-v u-v-Q-1' ! nl' Snaps in Class Cheerleaders Varsity L. to R. M. Aufance Co-Captain B. Blmchmit Mascot B. mancxma, Co-Captain . Foster, L. Casscanden, C. Rogers Reserve lst row L to R. J. Vollstead, A Beaulac 2 d L to s sch d ' s 3rd row, R. English, P. 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Welser lst row standing L. to R. J Loman, E. Paakalnen, B. oun V. Cremers E Kisielewicz 2nd row standing L. to R. S. Sprayberry, Bezenah, C5-Qoltanovich, ti. 'Zimmer, M. Welser 1 Z mmer 31d now stdnding L. to R. J. Williams, D. Wood, L. Mehlberg, R. Zimmer, C. Rogers, Advisor Mrs. Paajanen Youth Code S tdL.t R.KBe S bbs .Lozan Sssrnding L.oto R. 1'ung8utElc:s,Jh. Elannfng, D. Brenner x tfig' Q A . 9 'YQ I Front row, left to right- M. Welser D. Bennett, J. Stubbs B. Banning, C. Wriilzt, C. Lormak. Second row L. Carman, C. Cartwright, E. Paajanen, C, Becker, Miss Moran, . Welser, R. Lopathkfewicz, M. Johnson. Third row P. Orr, J Lozon N. Goethals C Butlin K. Bostick, J. Schmude, M. Delore. Fourth rova, K. I-Ians.e1, D. f-iyslop, I. Scliiclzer, B. lseek, A. Cremers. Future Farmers 'Hx , L.-'K-A W ASK. Front row left to ri t- . Delor R. Dono ue, C. Walters D. Car '11 G. Findlin P. Shafer 9 1 Q1 a Sa Second rowt H. Delor, . Borows'kig Mr..Huston .C. Verbeke, D. Bic ey. Third row, . Keinyon B. Mum-ay, . Chickenosiu c. staging, Acme. t Fourth row, G. Pike, li. Charney, D. Fraley, R. C'harney, . iebauer, F. Mitchell. Court Debbie Jackson Senior Connie Scott Junior Shevawn Calnan Sophomore Ann Beaulac Senior Vicki Phillips Freshman Homecoming Queen Miss Pat Schweihofer 1958 Homecoming Queen lairvo ant Staff Y' Front row, left to right- JI: Genaw, A. Starkey, P. Conrad, S. Scharnweber, E. Marvin, S. Fulrom. Second row D Bennett, . Foster, C. Becker, Mr. Lutz J. Davison, S. Wisniewski, K. Bigger, A. Schmidt ghgd rofv, J. Vollstaedt, B. Schmuse, B. Schwartz, J. Meyers, K. Bengstom, A. I-lingelburg, M. Woods . an-o . Fourth row, J. Cleland, J. Zimmer, L. Melburg, M. Ausbury, S. Woods. Echo Staff .bn Front row, left to right- J. Bublitz, P. Shambleau, C. Loznak, K. Taylor, 5. Wallace. Second row J. Genaw jgoBrenner J. Lozon L. Mehlberi A. Starkey, S. sbom. Third ww, L. Ram., D'. amen, S. wood, 'Mn Dix, G. alloway, .shovan, c. Mccomber. afBBity 1.1, Stk-yr.. Front row, left to right- P. Pawloslaf, R. Sprayberlg, K. Bott, if Ankragap G. LaVgine B. Balentimne. Second row D. Dixon,J. Preston, . Bezenah, 1. gette, D. yslop . BanninlgfrG. Bloetier B. Bux-kart. Third row, 1. Shinske, . Blanchard, Mr. Cotton Mr. Paagmen Mr. Bengston, . Bolla, . Schlict. Fourth row C. E gars F. Moller P. Burroughs, R. Boyd, . Tollly . Sc icker, L. Rann, G. Green. Fifth row L. Beci, J. Toner, T. Hale, B. sew, D. Arnold, R. Rufg T. schicker, A. Shafran, B. Laird, R. McCuI1ough. Drum ajor81 ajorettes Left to right- C. Fitzjohn, A. Schmidt, F. Muggelburg, D. Bublitz, B. Vollstaedt, P. Ruttan, M. Posey. Pep Meetings Football Season Basketball Although St. Clair did not win the league championship in Basketball the team again showed excellent play throughout the season. A complete resume' of the season was not available at this writing but it can be pointed out that the Saints reached the high points in play various times during the season. A lmpatant victory took place early ln the season when the Saints downed Marysville in overtime at Marysville. The Saints also dumped Marine City later on in the season at St. Clair. Although the Saints will have a nice nucleus to work on next year several players will be missed because of graduation. Among them are: BOB LAIRD, TOM SHICKER, DAVE BLANCHARD, JIM FOSTER, AND JIM EDGETTE. St. Clair will enter next season with hopes of winning a championship in a newly aligned league. The addition of Yale and Croswell-Lexington should make for an interesting season. Baseball First row L. to R. A. Starkey B. P. Donahue B. Beier, B. Burkart Seqopd row Mr. Bo11a,f. L:-Hint, B entine, G. Sfaaeg, T. Cremem. Ankrapp Tlum row, fl. Blcldey, . B ey, 12. Rands, G. Schnex er, D. Blanch , R. Tennis and Golf Bak L.tR.CSithRBo Prsto D.H Frgntigvv I.. te: R: 'I' tiles, 'L gcotz':i 'Puciettn' yslop Camera shy Coaci Cfnarles Lutz LW 1 Lm R1 Dd D.D1x G.:-10: K.Bott Ni. Piajagfi, sliaiiron' on' e ge ' THE SPORTS YEAR FOOTBALL 'I'he Saints won 4 lost 3 and tled one during the season. Large nucleus back next year. Attendance dun? the year was good. Yale and Crowell-Lexington should e interestiglg in the future altho? thekwill not compete in football un '59 - '60 season. oach- hu-les Cotton. BASKETBALL Third place in the conference. Lost in upset during district tournament. New xmiformsg new season. Coach- les Cotton. BASEBALL Won the Lgggue Championship. Lost only two games all season G pitching staff for the next couQe of years, Should' be strong again next year. Coach-Ro ert Bolla. TRACK A small squad this gear but did well with the material on hand. Entered the enu-al Michigan Relays for the first tlme. Coach-Ed. Bengston. GOLF Won the lease championship. Played in the state finals. One of the f est teams St. air has ever had. Nice group of boys back next year. Coach-Boris Paajanen. TENNIS Won the league cham ionship for the third strai t ear Placed second in the gate regional at Cranbroogl Ezxtira team will be back next year. Coach-Charles Lutz. GENERAL SPORTS SUMMARY Winning three championships you would have to call the season a success. Throughout the year St. Clair Athleteiaionducted themselves like gentlemen. With the outlook in ketball and Football better, e chances for another good season is bright. KUHN'S SALES 81 SERVICE 'wm,.wv1wvv---K-.ff,1vr -.-Y,-14,-,Q-, -- - ww. ,,,, V .,.. THE Commercial and Savings Bank of SI. Clokir ST. CLAIR MICHIGAN Member Federal Department Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Founded in 1871 ..:w-Iv , W W..-'vw-----n-.H-rvw-f--,.1-.19-,FWRIW Complim ents of BECKERS Clothes for the family Ste Clail' Compliments Lendzons of 5a - 55.00 Stores Burgess' gf Candy Land St. Clair IHC. Self Service Good Food Dime Store for Everybody St. Clair 116 S. Riverside Compliments Best Wishes to the of We stern Auto St. Clair Class of 1958 St. Clair Inn su. Clair Compliments of JOHN E. STUBBS Mobil Service Our Alma Mater Martha Do Ch 1 vfTheNthyGooa ery Old Days Congratulation tn the Class of 58 LELAND L SASS jeweler Compliments of THOMPSON HARDWARE and TOYLAND Best Wishes to the class of 115811 FINSTERWALDS C LOTHING STORE 408 So. Riverside Yea team Il Smull 11- Li X, , Sleepy Time Gal Marching Saints SMITHS MARKET Best Wishes Class of '58 Union Farmer's Dairy Fresh Meats Dairy Products Business Woman Real Hep Congratulations Class of '58 FRANK ROBBINS and SONS Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Work Congratulations And Best wishes To The Graduating Class of 1958 Diamond Crystal Salt Co Seniors ' i tu 5 a ! ,Z 2 5 M 5 W rf 5 Q w 1. fs -9 Q 3 Y. '4 5 1 . 3 D! as pa 25 4 as 'rf H I J , y IQ :QB 5 Q U , ' ,,5 Y A 1 ' 9 4? 'bi .V as 6 75 V W 6 Q 3 A 3 5 fi if J 3 iii 'L I JK 3 AU 3g Q 2 'ef ji 433 E I 2 5 3? 3 3 A 5 S M A. 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