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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

□ Dedication Ve the students are proud to dedicate this 1960 Clairvoyant to you, Beulah I.ogsdon, for the years of devoted service you have so faithfully given to St. Clair High Students. Mrs. Logsdon has been the advisor of many of the classes and has helped a great many students through Lnglish and Latin. On behalf of all those students we Thank You. Through your faithful service and devoted work for the students of St. Clair High we are truly proud of you. It is with great honor that we dedicate this 1960 Clair- voyant to you Mrs. Beulah Logsdon. Administration Mr. Gearing, president School Board Mr. McCallurn Mrs. Buell Mr. Booker Mr. Pol lex Mr. Sass Mr. Haas 4 Faculty ELLA HORNING ARVID WATT Spanish English, Speech CHARLES ALLEY Shop, Physical Education LOIS SYNDER EDWIN BENGSTON Commerical Physical Education, Health WILLIAM ANDERSON Geography, Driver Education 5 Faculty LLOYD SOUCIE Art RAY SCOTT Music DEAN HESS Metal Shop JACK BARBER Driver Education, Science BEAULAH LGOSDON Latin, English KATHERINE BALFOUR Home Economics, Math Faculty JOSEPH IRVIN Carpentry Days Trade GERALD VAN DEUSEN Biology, Science ISABEL LUTZ Girl’s Physical Education MILDRED TRAVIS GERALD BEHL English, Library Chemistry, Physics 7 JANET PAAJANEN Home Economics, Health Mrs. Stine Mr. Lutz Mrs. Rankin Lunch Room Maintenance Mrs. Baars, Mrs. Mitchell L to R: Mr, Fisher, B. Eggers, Mrs. Currier, Mr. Van Wormer, Mr. Bryson. L-R J. Tedlock, M. Johnson, K. Rands, B. Ballentine. L-R K. Pauly, C. Kennedy, V, Phillips. Standing: Mr. Lutz. Clairvoyant Staff This years Journalism class turned out eight issues of the ECHO in addition to the yearbook. The Staff wishes good luck to next years ECHO and CLAIRVOYANT Staffs. 10 A. Row One: Mr. Huston, adviser, D. Bickley, A. Tackaberry, G. Simmons. Row Two: T. Delor, J. Delore. R. Rexer, K. Wasinski. F. H. Row One: J. Delore, P. Hurt, M. Zimmer, N. Ellery, L. Harris, K. Dandron, M. Johnson. Row Two: Mrs. Paajanen, adviser, E. Paajanen, Pari., K. Sliva, Sec., J. Zimmer, V. P., N. McLeod, Rep., J. Lozon, Pres., M. Gillie, L. Mehlberg, State Officer. 11 Glee Club Row One: M. Jacobson, G. Block, E. Lopatkie wicz, M. DeMars, C. Raymond, D. Guildenstein, S. Miller, J. Little, B. Loeplitz, G. Crawford, N. Ahles, L. Robbins, C. Block, S. Denby, J. Dobbs, Row Two: M. Stier, B. Brinley, M. Johnson, J, Trumble, H. Ross, L. Hart, K. Fitzjohn. Row Three: C. Kaufman, R. Lambert, N. Ellery, B. Schneider, B. Brinley, J, Meyers, D, Sass, K. Wallace, M. Schneider, L, Simmons, J. Bigger, S. Boulier, R. DuRue, M. Ellery, S. Lapine. Row Four: K. Bengtson, student director, S. Ahles, C. Hasler, V. Rowloff, S. Johnson, K. Sass, S. Stephenson, J. Mackley, J. Ruff, L. Klemmer, M. Bark, C. Cronkhite, C. Figley, M. Ingles, L. Meyers, C. Parker, R. Ross, J. Elsholz, Row Five: R. Scott, director, G. LaVigne, T. Wasinski, B. Ernst, G. Marvin, J. Allen, C. McComber, B. Grove, M. Lane, S. Calnan, E. Little, B. Borowske, N. Mamrow, J. English, D. Ferebe, J. Achatz, M. Borowski, M. Welser, J. Ruttan. Student Librarians Ruth Welser, Mary Murray, Loretta Harris, Nancy Ellery, Christine Kennedy, and Jeannie Fox. The librarians formed a club during a period this year. Mary Ruth Zimmer was President, Betty Borowski was Vice-President and Carolyn Kaufmann was Secretary-Treasurer. They worked on various projects during their meeting times. The club was a requirement of the course. The advisor was Mrs. Patrick. 12 Varsity Club Row °ne: C. Lutz, coaeh, D. Arnold, L. Sibilla, R. Campbell, G. LaVigne, J. Calnan, D. Guyor, T. Delor, J. Bailey, J. Scott, u. Parsons, J. LaCroix, F. Ross, A. Watt, coach. 7 Row Two; C. Cotton, coach G. Allen, B. Wilson, J. Winters, J. Light, B. Ballantine, E. Crowl, D. Westrick, K. Rands J. Barringer, J. Lmle, P. Patterson, P. Pawlosky, A. Mead, R. Stablein, coach. ’ J W J B r u e tnn C A A St e arke C v 0a n h ’T?‘ Pawl ° S ’ p J Scolt ’ Aa sl ’ B - P . Burkhart, D. Arnold, D. Busch, T. Oles, F. Shaw, J. wutlin, A. Markey, D. Thompson, J. Preston, E. Bengston, coach. Student Council Row One: K. Bengston, Tres., L. Emig, Pres., J. Lozon, Sec., J. Carman, S. LaPine. Row Two: D. Teeple, R. Galine, P. Orr, T. Philips, J. Mitchell, S. Boulier, S. Hopps, C. Osbourn. Row Three: S. Johnson, G. Gallaway, T. Varron, B. Gardella, D. Bacon, S. Cobourn, J. Scott, J. Stubbs. 13 Senior Band Row One: M. Schmyser, J. Rinn, L. Emig, B. Yeip. Row Two: B. Blanchard, R. Roof, T. Barron, S. Moore, S. Barshaw, J. Cleland, P. Eggers, C. Becker. Row Three: A. Vaderkolk, J. Dungeon, M. Vollstaedt, E. Zweng, L. Prior, B. Shirkey, R. R inn, K. Bott, S. Fergeuson, B. Behringer, J. Barringer, E. Jones, L. Mehlberg, P. Bates, D. Thompson. Row Four: B. Theison, R. MacNamara, R. Harris, J. Ingles, T. Banning, D. Hayden, R. Allen, J. Zimmer, L. Paajanen, J. McLeod, J. Stern, H. Neiman, D. Jones, J. Cleland, R. Rudzinski, R. Harris. Majoretts: V. Cremers, B. Schwartz, N. McLeod, N. Closs, P. Orr. Junior Band Row One: S. Adams, G. Dundas, P. Campbell, B. Bates. Row Two: D. Klaski, C. Mayhew, P. Dowsett, R. Gellein, J. Thompson, L. Cooper, K. Purvis, M. Monschau. Row Three: K. Schareweber, S. Anderson, B. Bates, R. Walters, R. Nelson, J. Bloink, B. Hayden, D. Bacon. Row Four: C. Anderson, B. W ' right, T. Burgess, D. Mehlberg, Mr. Carl Eggers, director. 14 Nffc to to nt Q fH C fR PloSJ- 5 Cl 6C«V;n P | £ t jl nancy ahles “The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient.” Future Nurses 1,3 Glee Club 3,4 G.A.A. 2 DENNIS ARNOLD “It takes two to argue. . Lets be friends.” Football 1,2,3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Track 3 Steering Committee 2,4 Class Treasurer 2,4 Band 1,2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Cadet Teaching 4 LOUISE AURE “An individual with individuality.” WILLIAM BALLANTINE “Make much of me— good men are scarce.” Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2,3, 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Varsity Club-Vice Presi- dent 4 Clairvoyant 4 Homeroom officer 1,2,3 Steering Committee 3 Dancing 3 Automechanics 4 Gymnastics 2 Student Council 1 SUE BARSHAW “May she never change. . . EXCEPT HER NAME!” RONALD BODEN “Never loud always quiet maybe some of us should try it.” DOROTHY BOITNOTT “A good disposition is better than gold.” G.A.A. 1,2 Junior Play Senior Play Future Nurses 3 Echo 2 Clairvoyant 3 Band 2 ELIZABETH BOROWSKI “Blessed are those who say nothing, for they shall never be quoted.” CONNIE BOULIER “Three little words; QUIET, NEAT, and NICE.” DONALD BUSCH “Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.” Varsity Club 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Golf 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play JOYCE CARMAN “This girl did what few girls will. . .never kept quiet and never sat still.” G.A.A. 1,2 Steering Committee 1,2 Junior Play Spanish Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Echo 3,4 Clairvoyant Editor 4 Clairvoyant 3,4 Student Council 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Pep Committee 4 LINDA CASCADDEN “The men are the light of life. . . .lead me to the switch box.” Steering Committee 1,2 Steering Committee Sec. 1 Cheerleader 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Student Council Vice Presi- dent 4 Junior Play Homecoming Court 4 Future Nurses 3 Cadet Teaching 4 Clairvoyant 3,4 RONALD CHARNEY “I’m not lazy, just in love with rest.” ROBERT CHARNEY “Never learn today what the teacher may forget to ask tomorrow.” F.F.A. 2,3,4 F .A. A. President 4 Football 2 Automechanics 3,4 JOHN COCHRANE “Why talk? Others do enough of it.” THOMAS CREMERS “A man of many good points.” Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 2 Carpentry 4 Automechanics 3,4 18 RICHARD DONOGHIJE “Have fun while you’re alive, because you’ll be dead a long time.” F.F.A. Vice President Basketball 1 Football 1,2 Track 2 Intramurals 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2 Automechanics LEE EMIG “Dependable as time itself.” Student Council 1,3,4 Student Council Treasurer 3 Student Council President 4 Junior Play Senior Play Band 1,2, 3,4 Cadet Teaching 4 Dancing 3,4 Photography Club 3,4 ALEX DRABANT “Someday the world will need a man.” Basketball 1,2 Senior Play FREDERICK FAHS “Do I slay em? Am I tough? Ask me.” GLEN GALLAWAY “Don’t bother me, I’m doing all right.” Steering Committee 1,2 Student Council 3,4 History Award 3 Echo 1,2 Band 1,2 Audio-Visual 1,2,3 Junior Play Senior Play Radio Club 2,3,4 Dance Club 3,4 CAROLYN GILLE “She has the gift of making friends.” Latin Club 2,3,4 Steering Committee 3 Chess Club 3 RICHARD GUYOR “Silence is golden, but who am I to make money?” f ROBERT HALL “He does all things and does them well.” Football 2 Junior Play Senior Play Junior Class Vice President Homeroom Officer 3 Radio Electronics Club Math Club CHARLES HAMLY “Man is the hunter, woman is his game.” CAROLE HASLER “It isn’t what you do, it’s what you get away with.” Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1 Junior Red Cross 1 Homeroom Officer 1 Clairvoyant 4 20 MONTE JOHNSON “Trouble springs from idle- ness and do I have troubles. ” Football 1 Track 2 H. PETER JORGENSON “The force of his own merit makes his way.” Echo 2,4 Junior Play Senior Play Photography Club 3,4 Science Club 3,4 Steering Committee 2,4 Cadet Teaching 4 ALEX KINDSVATER “Terror on wheels, Cassanova on foot.” GERALD KOTRANZA “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” RICHARD LANE “Why talk— others do enough of it.” Basketball 1 Football 1,2 Junior Play Steering Committee 1 KENNETH LANGMESSER “He shies from the viles of women’s smiles.” GARY LAVIGNE “It is quality not quantity that counts.” Basketball Manager 1,2 Football Manager 1,2 Football 4 Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4 Custodian 3 Dancing 3 MARILYN MAEDEL “A quiet girl, at all times.” F.H.A. 3,4 Future Nurses 3 CAROLYN MAEDEL “You could tell her by the noise she didn’t make.” F.H.A. 3,4 Future Nurses 3 CONSTANCE MAYHEW “Full of fun and fancy free, that’s the way she seems to be.” Cheerleading 1 Future Nurses 3,4 Steering Committee 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Homeroom Officer 1,2 Student Council 1 JUDITH McLEOD This gal has her future planned and we know that it includes a man.” Band 1,2,3, 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Future Teachers 3,4 Clairvoyant 4 SAUNDRA MARKS “With clothes so sharp and figure so neat, here’s a girl LORETTA MEYERS “Why should the devil have all the good times?” that can’t be beat.” Glee Club 2,3,4 Future Nurses 3 Steering Committee 3 Future Homemaker 1,2 Cadet Teaching 4 Dancing Club 3 Student Librarian 3 V x Senior Play -jr ' V Y 22 RONALD NIEBAUER “A quiet man but quite a man.” ELIZABETH PAAJANEN “Her manner is quiet, but don’t judge her by it.” F. H.A. 2,3,4 Future Nurses 3 G. A.A. 1 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 1,2 Steering Committee 1,2,3 CATHERINE PARKER “Only good could be behind that smile.” Future Nurses 3 PATRICIA PAULY ‘She thinks, speaks, and behaves, just as she ought.” Future Nurses 1,3 Gle e Club 3,4 G.A.A. 2 Junior Play FRANK PAWLAK ork has hurt many a man, why die?” CAROLYN RAYMOND “A vast expenditure of human voice.’ Steering Committee 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Senior Play JOSEPH POSEY “On the level, he’s a devil.” Track 2 Basketball 2 Dancing Club 3,4 Automechanics 4 JOAN POTTER She s never too busy for fun.” Steering Committee 1,2, 3, 4 Future Nurses, 3 Junior Play Senior Play Pep Committee 3 Homeroom Officer 2,3,4 Student Librarian 2 KENNETH RANDS “All men are born free, but some of them get a girl.” Football 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Clairvoyant 4 Dancing 3 Class Officer 1 Homeroom Officer 2,4 Automechanics 4 Steering Committee 1 Varsity Club Secretary 4 GARY REICHLE “My Ford is my chariot, I shall not walk.” Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Carpentry 3 24 WALTER RADIKE “One of those well oiled dispositions which turn without creaking.” Student Council 4 Junior Play Varsity Baseball 1,2,3, 4 Class Vice President 3 Echo Reserve Basketball 2 RONALD ROOF “Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I.” Band 1,2,3, 4 Student Council 1 Senior Play Science Club 1 Photography Club 2 Radio-Electronics Club 1 WILFRED SCHMIDT “Don’t worry about tomorrow, it’s still today.” RUTH SHAFRAN “Love is like a rose, the joy of all the year.” Steering Committee 2,3,4 Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3, 4 Dancing 3 Future Nurses 1,3,4 Future Nurses President 4 Senior Play G.A.A. 2 FRFD SHAW “A nice guy whose hard to bluff, in basketball he knows his stuff.” Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Class Officer 2,3 Glee Club 2,3 Baseball 1,2 Track 3 Junior Play Varsity Club 2,3,4 School Paper 1 t PHILIP SHOEBOTTOM “Men are measured by inches.” ROBERT SHOVAN “The world will forever wonder what he will do next.” W SUZANNE STEPFJENSON “Quiet people are always welcome.” Euture Nurses 3 Latin Club 3 Glee Club 3 KATHERINE TAYLOR “Great things are accom- plished by those who do their best.” JAMES TEDLOCK “I do not like noise unless I make it myself.” Glee Club 1,2,3, 4 Student Council 1 Baseball 3 Clairvoyant 4 26 RICHARD WANAT “Somebody put me on a merry-go-round and then for- got to take me off.” JAMES WRIGHT “The mildest manner and the dearest heart.” JEAN S. WEBSTER “It’s quality not quantity that counts.” JULIE ANN YEIP “A quiet modest maid is she.” Junior Play Senior Play Band 2,3,4 Future Nurses MARY ZIMMER “A quiet manner, but there is fun in her heart.” Future Nurses 3 Future Homemakers 1,2 Dancing 3 Library Club President 4 27 MR. JACOB MILLIKEN JACK BARBER MR. ROBERT SIMPSON DAVID GOODENOUGH “Why show people I’m smart, I might have to work.” GAYLE WALTERS “Some thinks she’s quiet, o thers know better.” Glee Club 1,2,3, 4 Cadet Teaching 4 LINDA DEVROY “Man has his will, but woman has her way.” JANET PAAJANEN 4w Barbara Blanchard, Secretary; Lee Emig, President; Dennis Arnold, Treasurer, and Bob Hall, Vice-Pres- ident. FRANK BOHS ISABELLE LUTZ MocK election C C «L V 2 C «( IaVuj f£ , � � Sfr � J� f °te C, £ Bmy Jf tH r ;£ •5S«ww «t W K ' 29 mock clcctiom Ci Ms k) 7 £ r : X J ' |l� r 53 1 VcftiKL By 1 I 5S� | €f Cji Av , atmitu «w 30 Row One: G. Zimmer, S. Tassie, B. Schwartz, M. Welser, J. Trumble, M. Stier. Row Two: B. Theison, M. Sharrow, S. Spurlock, A. Starkey, B. Young, J. Zimmer, J, Williams. Row Three: L. Sibilla, J. Shinske, D. Shafer, L. Stineman, B. Stockwell, J. Scott, A. Smith. Class Officers Sitting Down: Secretary Marilyn Sharrow and Treasurer Joanne Cleland. Standing: President Richard Rudzin- ski and Vice President Jay Scott. Our Junior year was a year filled with fun and excitement. In the fall we sold refreshments at our home football games. We had our class rings, getting them was something we had all looked forward to. The Junior-Senior Banquet was a night filled with fun. At the end of the year was Honor’s Convocation, and we moved to the senior’s seats in the auditorium to occupy them during the coming year. 32 Row One: B. Brinley, J. Beier, M. AuFrance, J. Cleland, M. DeMars, N. Closs. Row Two: S. Ahles, C. Becker, K. Bengtson, S. Cobourn, V. Cremers, R. Bezenah, S. Denby. Row Three: J. Barringer, J. Butlin, E. Crowl, G. Allen, R. Allen. Row One: N. Ellery, D. Guildenstein, L. Hart, L. Foster, S. Hopps, L. Harris. Row Two: J. Hutkowski, A. Fondren, J. Foxx, M. Distelrath, K. Hansel, J. Freeland, G. Frantz, C. Foltanovich, C. Graham. Row Three: R. Goethals, T. Hurt, R. Harris, M. Herbert, J. Gardella, F. Hale, B. Ernst. 33 Row One: J. Meyers, C. Kaufman, M. Jacobson, B. Jones, S. Miller, S. Johnson. Row Two: E. Jones, C. Kennedy, L. Klemmer, L. Mehlberg, N. Mamrow, E. Little, W. McLeod, J. LaCroix. Row Three: B. Kuhn, B. Kozloff, B. Kotranza, D. Jones, J. Light, F. Kenyon. Row One: V. Phillips, C. Posey, C. Pauly, L. Schneider, R. Parker, B. Minor. Row Two: D. Schmidt, H. Neiman, J. Potter, R. Neibauer, Z. Mollan, J. Ruff, H. Ross, W. Pars ois, R. Orzecski. Row Three: D. Sharnweber, R. Rudzenski, B. Peck, N. Pauly, S. Pryrt, P. Patterson, G. Parsons. 34 Junior Snaps “How do I look?” “Stand in line girls— don’t push.” “All wood I” “Good heavens, what is it?” 35 Row One: B. Czerniawski, L. Carman, J. Bigger, C. Block, M. Armstrong, P. Bates, R. DeRue, B. Brinley. Row Two: J. Achatz, S. Boulier, J. Campbell, J. Dudgeon, C. Dalzen, P. Drabant, M. Bark, M. Ellery, K. Bostick, J. Dobbs. Row Three: B. Allen, J. Calnan, A. Closs, D. Burkhart, R. Cremers, J. Allen, K. Bott, H. Delor, D. Arnold, R. Campbell. Row One: B. Huffmaster, J. Krevs, S. Clutcha, R. Lambert, J. Mitchell, M. Lawrence, J. Elsholz, M. Lane. Row Two: R. LaDuke, D. Hayden, J. Ingles, P. Goodenough, T. LaDuke, T. McGrath, J. Klotz, R. Loznak. Row Three: A. Mead, J. Little, G. Marvin, J. Hurt, B. Grove, G. Heaskip, J. Luther, K. Meyers. 36 Row One: C. Vollstaedt, M. Vollstaedt, N. Wagner, E. Zweng, J. Trumble, M. Simmons, K. Wallace, J. Stern. Row Two: J. Scott, L. Schneider, M. Schneider, J. Schweinhofer, B. Yeip, M. Weil, M. Shafran, J. Wulff, G. Simons, T. Wasinski. Row Three: D. Williams, B. Wilson, J. Winters, J. Westrick, A. Shafer, A. Tackaberry, J. Williams, W. Toner, J. Shepherd. Row One: V. Rowloff, J. Ruttan, M. Schmyser, T. Phillips, S. Preston, D. Sass, J. Sawher, M. Neibauer. Row Two: F. Ross, B. Moore, J. Sanger, B. Monschau, M. Rumbaugh, A. Moore, L. Shantz, R. Rexer, C. Parker, D. Olszewski. Row Three: D. Saunders, S. Moore, C. Muggleburg, T. Oles, D. Prior, D. Pawlosky, C. Parker, R. Shantz, U. Rinn. 37 Row One: R. Jones, K. Ketchum, M. Johnson, E. Lopatkiewicz, C. Kohler, J. Little, J. Lapine. Row Two: C. John, R. Harris, K. Loznak, M. Ingles, S. Leitch, C. Justa, P. Hurt, S. LaTurno, B. Kuhn, R. Lacroix. Row Three: D. Johnson, W. Kisielewicz, H. Hansel, J. Hall, B. Lowe, L. LaDuke. Row One: N. McLeod, J. Posey, K. Mayhew, J. Mackley, R. Ross, P. Orr, B. Papciak. Row Two: B. Miller, J. Rands, B. Muhlitner, L. Proir, D. Prahl, T. Olkowski, L. Oles. Row Three: J. Meyers, J. Novack, F. McMain, G. Ogden, J. McDonald, D. MacNamara, D. Rinn. 38 Row One (L-R): B. Schnieder, D. Williams, J. Zimmer, B. Raymo, K. Wills, S. Theison, S. Trumble. Row Two: L. Vandermark, J. Shepherd, R. Welser, M. Shafer, F. Umlauf, C. Sliva, D. Wulf, J. Ruttan. Row Three: B. Suiss, A. Zimmer, J. Stubbs, J. Wheeler, A. Vanderkolk, E. Synder, B. Shirke, M. Schantz. Barbara K., Shirley L., Marilyn G., Kathy L., Dianne B., Karen 0., Ann S., Elaine S. 39 Row One: M. Barowski, D. Beauvais, M. Bezenah, T. Boucher, L. Chase. Row Two: H. Anthony, T. Brown, R. Aure, R. Butzel, T. Banning, B. Greig, B. Achatz, J. Arnold, C. Chase. Row Three: J. Chase, A. Chase, R. Arnold, T. Barron, D. August, B. Adams, B. Behringer. Row One: C. Kronkite, G. Crawford, C. Figley, K. Dandron, K. Fitzjohn, S. Dodea. Row Two: P. Delor, S. Fergeson, M. Gille, P. Eggers, M. Clark, J. English, A. Edmonson, D. Ferebe, T. Delor. Row Three: V. Felstow, T. Genaw, C. Clements, L. Dickson, R. Frantz, J. Cleland, K. Clements. 40 Row One: D. Hudolin, P. Ingles, M. Goodman, S. Foltanovich, P. Hyslop, K. Burkhart, B. Dandron, L. Brown. Row Two: J. Kohler, T. Butgess, J. Hosburgh, C. Currier, B. DuShane, C. Burkhart, S. Adams, G. Dundas, D. Klaski, K. Baker, P. Jones, J. Delor. Row Three: B. Hayden, J. Cobourn, D. Boulier, B. Corkins, F. Gothals, J. Chaput, B. Engelgau, B. Bates, J. Elsholz, D. Bacon, J. Cheadle, S. Anderson. Row One: C. Mayhew, M. Pung, C. Weber, M. Mitchell, S. LaFrance, D. Teeple, S. Krocker, S. Sayers. Row Two: G. Wanamaker, D. Smith, B. Snyder, J. Patterson, G. Travis, K. Scharnweber, C. Starkey, J. Nieder- hauser, R. Lehman, N. Lumley. Row Three: D. Ruff, K. Riedel, L. Marvin, T. Revenue, R. McCullough, E. Verbeke, J. Suisse, L. Woordard, J. Krebs. 41 Row One: B. Bates, M. Wiley, A. Jordan, S. Marvin, K. LaFrance, P. Mitchell, V. Whittaker, L. McCullough, J. Clifford, M. Johnson. Row Two: E. Hyslop, D. Osborn, R. Lebman, L. Cooper, F. Dalzen, M. Warren, T. Pearl, M. Wulff, C. Aylesworth, L. Arnold, P. Miller, E. Rock, M. Williams, D. Wisswell. Row Three: D. Webber, J. Elsholz, C. Haas, P. Conrad, R. Nelson, C. Morrison, R. Johnson, C. Anderson, D. Arnold, R. Mehlberg, R. Mead, J. Endelmann. Row One: J. Harris, D. Johnson, N. Irish, S. Meino, J. Mayhew, S. Stineman, C. Skuta, N, Brenner. Row Two: B. Walters, P. Dowsett, R. Gellein, J. Thompson, I. Haney, M. LaTurno, D. Grice, L. Peck, D. Grasley, fc . Baumgarten, B. Doerr, P. Campbell, G. Olszewski, N. Solin. Row Three: S. Kerr, B. Wright, K. Brabender, T. Soper, F. Cartwright, J. Bloink, G. Rocker, D. Campbell, M. Dzieddic, B. Oles, C. Lindsey, J. Schmidt, D. Lumley. 42 Three Blind Mice” Row One (Sitting): Julieann Yeip, Dan Thompson, Barb Blanchard, Connie Mayh Joan Potter. 7 Row Two (Standing): Ralph Snyder, Bob Hall, Linda Cascadden, Chuck Loznak. Pete Jorgensen. ew, Lee Emig, Dorothy Boitnott, Sue Barshaw Gary LaVigne, Joyce Carman, Don Busch, Such arguments: Lee f Connie, and Joan. The Junior Play of 1959 was put on by this year ' s senior class. Both students and town ' s people enjoyed the hilarious three-act play. Who could help but laugh at the superb acting by the industr- ious cast. Many thanks again went to Miss Travis for Directing the play, and Kay Taylor, Student Director. Don ' t be mad at Lee, Connie. Shevy Calnan Senior Play of 1960 Stag Line The Senior play, Stag Line, went over with a big success. The lead was taken by Shevawn Calnan, followed up by a fabulous cast. Much more goes into a play besides the cast. The play was a success because of the many people who worked back stage to make it so. Of course, no play at S.C.H.S. could be a success without the help of Miss Travis, our director. Saundra Marks Julieann Yeip was her helper as Alex Drabant student director. Shevy and Saundra ShCVy Calnan ’ Connie Ma y hew . Joan Potter, Ruth Shafran, Dorothy Boitnott, Carolyn Raymond, and Barb Second Row: Lawry Reid, Don Busch, Pete Jorgenson, Louise Aure, Lee Emig, Saundra Marks, Miss Mildred Travis, Kathy Sass, Dan Thompson, Kay Taylor, Tom Delor, and Alex Drabant. 7 The Little Red School House” Sue “Tessie Barshaw Bill “Hildegarde Ballantine Paul “Tubby Pawlosky “THE GANG Bill, Ken, Saundra, John, Glen, Bob. Joe, Paul and Al. What ' s going on between Chuck “Mayberry Loznak, Joe “Butch Posey and Ken “Otto Rands? Mr. Watt’s “F” hour Speech class presented one oi the most outstanding assemblies of the year during the activity period on Thursday, May 10. The play was a very dramatic comedy in sa- tirical form of an old-fashioned school room. All of the charac- ters were dressed in brightly colored costumes and talked as students in grade school. The characters were as follows: Mary Bronson: Saundra Marks; Mrs. Porter: Ann Burkhart; Mr. Porter: Alex Drabant; Clarissa: Connie Boulier; Butch Callahan: Joe Posey; Tubby Fink: Paul Pawlosky; Mayberry Flutter: Chuck Loznakj Flash Graham: Bob Ozzie; Pewee Reis: John Wagner; Midge Reis: Jim Mulitner; Otto Schmidt: Ken Rands; Marigold Talbot: Glen Galloway; Tessie Talent: Sue Barshaw; and Hildegard LaVeme: Bill Ballantine. Bob “Flash Ozzie Chuck “Mayberry Loznak Joe “Butch Posey A schoolroom squabble between John Connie “Clarissa “Pewee Wagner and Chuck “May- Boulier berry Loznak. m Miss Linda Cascadden, Senior Attendant Miss Vicki Phillips, Junior Attendant Miss Sue Boulier, Sophomore Attendant Homecoming Miss Shevawn Calnan, Queen Preceding the actual homecoming, a com- mittee of many high school seniors and alumni planned to make it a success. Besides the 1960 court and queen, there were many queens from years before. Some senior girls played the parts of the queens from the roaring 20’s and rode in a jeep along with the rest of the actual queens from 1949-1958 in beautiful cars. Miss Shevawn Calnan, the queen, was crowned by John Preston, a senior foot- ball player, and the local jeweler, donated a watch for the queen. 47 Miss Linda Robbins, Senior Attendant Miss Virginia Cremers, Junior Attendant Miss Kathy Wills, Freshman Attendant C a 1 n a iT a n d i n d a 1 C a sea d d ' SUC B ° Ulier ’ Virginia Cremers Linda Robbins, Sharon Shafran, Queen Shevawn s n a a n c e 48 Junior Play Is this really the girls’ dressing room? I haven’t eaten in a week. Back stage at the follies. But my diet really works. 49 May Dance KING— Fred Shaw and QUEEN-Joan Potter. “Smile Pretty Gang” Walt Parsons, Barbara Kuhn, Diane Beauvais, and Marvin Hervert. The May Dance, sponsored by the freshman class, was May 6th. About one hundred people attended the annual affair. ' Connie Boulier, Linda Cascadden, and Joan Potter were candidates for QUEEN. Ted Oles, John Preston, and Fred Shaw were candidates for KING. Joan Potter was named QUEEN and Fred Shaw KING. Rod Harris, Tom Banning, and Tom Barron acted as disc jockeys at the dance. nunner s up— John Preston, Linda Cascadden, Connie Boulier, and Ted Oles. Dave Blanchard, Carol Figley, Ruth Ann Ross, and Fred Shaw. Disc Jockeys, Rod, Tom, and Tom. Joan Potter, Joe Kindsvater, Kathy Wills, and Chuck Eggers. 50 Junior-Senior Banquet The brain trust: Mr, Robert McIntosh, Guest Look at that foodl Mr. and Mrs. Stablein. Speaker; Miss Kay Bengston, Mistress of Ceremonies; Lee Emig, Senior Class Presi- dent; Richard Rudzinski, Junior Class Presi- dent. Here we are boys! Louise, Joan, Ruth, Ann, Connie, and Joyce. You lucky girls! Tom, Fred, Lawry, Ted, and Dick. Chow time. Now this is the way it really happened. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held on Tuesday, May 17 th at Sid’s on the St. Clair River in Algonac. The group was treated to an eight course chicken dinner. There was dancing afterwards. 51 “Let ' s dance ' 52 It ' s a rough ride on that train: Ken, Joe, and Dick. The seniors left on their trip, Sunday, May 8, 1960, in the pour- ing rain. Monday morning, they arrived in Washington, D.C. after an all night ride on the train. The week was spent seeing all the sights in Washington. At the night club, the seniors saw Frankie Avalon perform, and everyone enjoyed the moonlight cruise. The seniors left for home Thurs- day, May 12, and arrived in St. Clair, Friday morning. Smile pretty: Ruth, Louise, Connie, and Ann Marie! What a blast: Linda R., Linda D., Barb, Joyce, Gayle, and Betty. Wowie!!: Joan and Ruth Taste Pretty Good-George, Sue, and Steve. Whose in charge of us? Mrs. Lutz and Mrs. Bohs. What a trip!: Barb, Liz, Connie, What a Class: Bus driver. Marilyn, Louise, Joan, Saundra, Ruth, and Ann Marie. 53 Senior Trip While the seniors were in Washington, they saw many famous monuments including the ones pictured here. 54 Football This years football team was hampered by injuries and inexperience, with mostly sophomores and juniors and only five seniors returning to the squad. The first two games were probably our greatest loss because in those games the fellows lost a lot of spirit, but they never lost their will to win. It takes a lot of courage to stay with a losing team; next year we hope it to be different. Reserve Cheerleaders Center: Linda Carman, Captain. First Row: Ruth Ann Ross, and Jackie Little. Second Row: Carol Figley and Kathy Wills. Third Row: Jeanne Campbell and Judy English. 59 Varsity Cheerleaders This years cheerleaders appeared in new uniforms which the squad earned themselves. All cheer- leading equipment is earned through dances and other school activity. Barb Young Cathy Becker Sue Cobourn Anne Marie Burkardt- Co-Captian Sue Hopps Martha Welser 60 Basketball Snaps What’s up, Ted and Fred? 61 How about jumping Ted, and catching it Lawry? Champion Basketball Team Row One: John Little, Ted Oles, Fred Shaw, Bill Ballantine, James Light. Row Two: Lawry Reid, Allan Starkey, Don Busch, Denny Arnold, Jay Scott, Coach: Mr. Watt. Row Three: John Bailey, James Butlin, Pat Patterson. 1959-60 Basketball Scores St. Clair 47 New Haven 29 St. Clair 67 Marysville 50 St. Clair 55 Richmond 36 St. Clair 76 Yale 59 St. Clair 46 Algonac 33 St. Clair 58 St. Stephens 52 St. Clair 49 Marine City 46 St. Clair 64 Cros-Lex 56 St. Clair 66 Marysville 59 St. Clair 53 New Haven 38 St. Clair 68 Richmond 63 St. Clair 65 Yale 56 St. Clair 66 Algonac 47 St. Clair 69 St. Stephens 61 St. Clair 63 Marine City 50 St. Clair 71 Cros-Lex 60 The St. Clair Varsity Basketball team of 1959-1960 were victorious in 14 consecutive league games. This feat has never been matched in the history of the St. Clair area league. Splendid teamwork, a compelling desire to win, and hustle were the keys to the Saints big success. This year’s squad will go down in history as one of the best teams that the blue water area has ever seen. 63 Reserve Coach Alley 9th Grade Basketball Kneeling: D. Wulff, T. Oles, D. Schlaff, B. Miller, A Goodman, T. Banning. Standing: J. Stubbs, D. August, D. Rinn, J. Cleland, T. Barron, R. McNamara, R. Behringer, B. Lowe. Coach Stablein 64 Baseball Kneeling: D.Bickley, L. Schinder, R. Olszewski, W. Radike, R. Camp- bell, W. Patterson, J. Baily. Standing Row One: Coach Watt, G. LaVigne, J. Light, K. Ranns, G. Schinder, A. Starkey, J. Barringer, R. Mehlberg, Manager. Row Two: G. Simmons, A. Tackaberry, T. Cremers, T. Barron. Mr. Bolla Athletic Director 65 Track Kneeling: T. Banning, F. Hale, R. Loznak, Coach Bengston, J. Scott, R. Rexer, N. Fraley. Standing Row One: P. Pawlosky, R. Rinn, J. Rinn, A. Meade, T. Delor, K. Langmesser, R. Pawlosky, D. Guyor, P. Goodenough, J. Luther, J. Winters, R. Lenn. Row Two: A. Moore, F. Shaw, T. Oles, R. Goethals, J. Butlin, A. Starkey, P. Shafer, D. August. Gymnastics 66 Tennis Kneeling: D. Saunders, F. Ross Standing: C. Muggelberg, E. Jones, L. Oles, J. Scott, L. Sibilla, J. McNamara, Coach Lutz Golf Kneeling: L. Lozon, J. Cleland, B. Miller, D. Shafer. Standing: Coach Cotton, G. Parsons, D. Busch, D. Thompson, B. Peck, W. Parsons. 67 Day Trades Carpentry The purpose of the Days trade course is to give students actual experiences in building a house from foundation to chimney. 68 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF CONGRATULATIONS 1960 CLASS % OF Wright “60” Service W. M. R. Kemp Co. MSfU Plumbing, Heaters Air Conditioning Gas Heaters 605 South Riverside Quality Fuel CONGRATULATIONS AND Barringer’s Bakery BEST WISHES 109 JAY STREET Log Cabin Grocery PIES CAKES COOKIES 1980 SOUTH RIVER RD. BREAD ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN 70 Congratulations Patrons Class of 60 Beckers Department Stores Specks Sales Service St. Clair Dr. D. F. Byers, Dentist 208 South Riverside FA. 9-3500 Marine City and New Baltimore Congratulations Class of 60 Schlinkert Fuel and Builder Supply Company St. Clair, Michigan FA. 9-3300 71 Trucking Trenching Compliments of S. Don Justa Quality Feed Supply Co. 2009 Vine Street St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair Phyllis Justa Telephone FA. 9-2141 Low Sales and Service, Inc. 414 S. Riverside Call FA. 9-2259 72 Real Estate and Complete Insurance Service Call FA. 9-4200 Don’s Shrimp Boat Beadle-Currier Agency 403 N. Riverside, St. Clair Congratulations To The Class Compliments of Of 1960 National Food Store Chase Texaco Service 1202 S. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan FA. 9-9995 73 TO YOU GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 — CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR COMMENCEMENT Diamond Crystal Salt Co. 1886-1960 Congratulations Best of Luck to the and Best Wishes CLASS OF to the 1960 Class of 1960 C. H. Gregory Sawher’s Sunoco Service Jeweler St. Clair, Michigan 114 Trumbull St. FA. 9-2414 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments CLASS OF ’60 of Sperry’s Leland 1. Sass Jewelry Diamonds PORT HURON’S Watches COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE SINCE 1893 St. Clair, Michigan 76 Al’s Transmission Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 60 EXPERT WORK ON ALL AUTOMATICS REASONABLE and GUARANTEED Finsterwalds FA. 9-2131 1315 So. Riverside ST. CLAIR 408 S. RIVERSIDE ST. CLAIR FAirview 9-4341 Ernie’s Sinclair Service Mr. James F. Decker Wheel Balancing Washing Polishing Light Repairs Mufflers Tail Pipes Brake Service “SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS, NOT OUR HOBBY.” invites you to see our newest and smartest Home Of Fashions beauty salon FAirview 9-3533 located at 205 N. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan 77 Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors Burgess Candyland Compliments of Nassar’s Boat Livery B’s St. Clair Good Food Ice Cream and Eddie and Aline Daniels Excellent Fountain Service Betty’s Beauty Shop Ballentine’s A Complete Fashion Center A century young this year and still growing — with several new departments, including “Shoe Salon” and a new and complete “Sportswear” and “Young Miss’s” Department Permanent Waving Permanent Waving Hair Styling Manicures Hair Cutting F Airview 9-2212 500 S. Riverside St. Clair 78 Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Moore Electric Company Carman Cleaners St. Clair, Michigan —for those who care 204 Witherell FA. 9-4455 Congratulations Class of 60 In downtown Port Huron The store designed with you in mind! Sears Roebuck and Co. 79 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1960 Gambles Mr. Mrs. Edw. Pawlowsky Owners 80