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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

HN CLAIRVOYANT ST. CLAIR HICH SCHOOL Dedication This year we dedicate the Clairvoyant to Carl William Eggers, who has done much to further the musical interests in this high school since his arrival in September of 1942. Mr. Eggers was born and raised in Marquette, Michigan, and graduated from Northern Michigan College of Education in 1936. Before coming to St. Clair, he taught at St. Ignace and Litchfield. Besides leading the beginners ' , elementary, junior high and senior high bands to a high degree of excellence, he also teaches World History and has taught U. S. Government and Social Studies. The bands, under his direction, have participated in many parades, festivals, summer band sessions, and have served at various other functions. At present Mr. Eggers is a senior class advisor and is president of the Faculty Club. He has also served his com- munity by working on many civic committees. Again we dedicate this Clairvoyant to you, Mr. Eggers, our Band master. Administration and School Board Mrs. Buell Mrs. Melhberg, Mr. Milliken, Superintendant Mrs. Hendrick Mr. Sass Mr. Pollex 3 Mr. Stablein B. S. , University of Illinois Mr. VanDeusen M. S. , University of Michigan Mrs. Stine B. S. , Wayne State University Mrs. Paajanen B. S. , Eastern Mr. Anderson B. S. , Central Miss Balfour B. S. , Western Mr. Houghton B. S. , N. Carolina State College Mrs. Snyder M. A. , University of Michigan Mrs. Rankin B. S. , Eastern 4 Miss M. Travis M. A. , Eastern Michigan Mr. C. Lutz B„ A. , University of Michigan Mrs. B. Patrick B. L. S. , Western Reserve University, Ohio Mrs. E. Horning B. A. , Central Michigan Mr. C. Cotton B. S. , Central Michigan Mrs. B. Logsdon M. A., Wayne State Mr. J. Hyatt M. A. , Central Michigan Mr. F. Bohs B. S. , Western Michigan Faculty Mr. Alley, Middle Tenn. State College, B. S. Mr. Hess, Western Mich. University, B. S. Mr. Soucie, Central Mich. University B. S. Mr. Irvin, Ball State Teachers College, M. A. Mrs. Lutz, Eastern Mich. University, B. S. Mr. Godwin, . Central Mich. University, M. A. Miss Moran, Central Mich. University, M. A. Mr. Barber, Otterbein College, B. A. Mr. Fisher, Head Custodian Kit Van Wormer Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Baars Grace Currier, Ida Krebs 7 SHARON AHLES ’’Some think she ' s quiet, but others know better. GARY ALLEN Here I am girls, come and get me. JAMES ALLEN Jim There must be a lot of work in him for none has ever come out. SENIORS RICHARD ALLEN Dick Genius is the capacity for avoiding hard work. DONALD BACON Porker He came, he saw, he conquered. WILLARD BAILEY John Basketball’s the game, that ' s his claim to fame. JERALD BARRINGER Jerry It ' s easy for men to talk one thing and then to think another. ’’ CATHERINE BECKER Cathy The midnight oil she often burns until her lessons well she learns. ’’ 9 LAWRENCE BEHEM ’’Larry” ”It depends on a man’s luck what girl he gets. ” JUDITH BEIER ’’Judy” ’’Not too busy for sports and fun. ” KAY BENGTSON ’’Basil” ’’She just goes bob -bob - bobin ' along.” ROSEMARIE BEZENAH ’’Rosie” ”She f s a girl who does her own thinking. ” SENIORS BARBARA BRINLEY Barb” ’’Anything for a quiet life.” JAMES BUT UN ”Jim” ’’All men are born free, but some of them get a girl. ” JOANNE CLELAND ”A good reputation is more valuable than money. ” DOROTHY CLOSS ’’Dot” ’’Her future is planned and it includes a man!” 10 SUSAN COBOURN ’’Sue” ’’She ' s a born leader, success is sure to meet her. VIRGINIA CREMERS ’’Ginger” ’’Friendly blonde with pale blue eyes; a sunny smile that lights the skies. ” EDWARD CROWL ’’Yogi” ’’After the coffee, things ain ' t so bad I” HAROLD DELOR ’’Dutch” ”1 am a good boy!” SENIORS MARY ELLEN DE MARS ’’Hunky” ’’Why should the devil have all the goodtimes?” SANDRA DENBY ” Sandy” ’’Her manner is quiet, but don ' t judge her by it.” MARGARET DISTELRATH ’’Muggs” ’’She ' d make a darling angeL NANCY ELLERY ”Nan” ”1 find joy in living and laughing. 11 WILLIAM ERNST Bill I am a smart guy, but I have a hard time proving it. CAROLE FOLTONOVICH Life without laughing is a blank dream. LANA FOSTER She has her goals now watch her get them. M U SENIORS EUGENIA FOXX Jeannie Cheerful company shortens the miles. DENNIS FRALEY Denny Long, lanky, and like- able. GAYLE FRANTZ In the future call me Mrs. JUDITH FREELAND Judy Of all the letters of tongue or pen, she likes thesethree, Men. JAMES GARDELLA Jim Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. 12 RICHARD GOETHALS Dick Shirley, he ' ll make it. CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM Chris Bashful--? We ' re not sure. ROBERT GROSSHANS Bob If you think he ' s quiet you don ' t know him. WILLIAM GROVE Mother Call me anything except late for dinner. SENIORS DELORES GUILDENSTEIN Full of fun, fancy free, that ' s the way she seems to be. FREDERICK HALE Fred All the great men are now dying, I don ' t feel so well myself. KAREN HANSEL A sweet girl with devilish ways. LORETTA HARRIS I am small, but I 11 have my way. 13 REED HARRIS ’’Why should the devil have all the good tunes?” LYNNE HART ”Harto” ’’She often burns the mid- night oil, but sad to say, tis not for toil. ” MARVIN HERBERT ’’Bogie” ’’What! No girls in heaven? Well, then leave me here!” AMORY HINGE LBERG ”Hink” I love the man who knows it all. ” SENIORS SUSAN HOPPS ’’Sue” ’’IPs quality rather than quantity that matters.” THOMAS HURT ”Tom” He must be seen to be appreciated. ” GEROLD HUTKOWSKI Jerry” A closed mouth catches no flies. ” ROBERT JARONOSKI Bob” It is only the ignorant who dfespise education. ” 14 SHIRLEY JOHNSON Shirl ’’Visible red hair, but where ' s the temper,” BEVERLY JONES ”Bev” ’’Always laughing never sad, sometimes naughty never bad. ” DAVE JONES ”A teacher ' s pet — are you kidding. ” SENIORS ED JONES ’’Call me anything, but don ' t call me SLOW”. CLAUDIA JUSTA Claudia” Quietness is sometimes a great asset. ” CAROLYN KAUFMAN Carolyn Nothing is impossible to the willing heart. CHRISTINE KENNEDY Chris Let ' s make bigger, better, and more parties, f LYNDA KLEMMER Lynda Anything for a quiet life.” ROBERT KOTRANZA ’’Bob” ’’Why show people I ' m smart, I might have to work. ” ROBERT KOZLOFF ’’Bob” ”He has a mild and soft look--so has dynamite.” BERNARD KUHN ’’Butch” ”My brain is a highway without traffic cops. ” JERRY La CROIX ”La Crutch” ’’Arguing is sweet, if you never get beat. ” SENIORS RENA LAMBERT” ’’Rena” ’’The world will often wonder what she will do next. ” JAMES LIGHT ’’Jim” ”A world without sports is not a world. ” JOHN LITTLE ’’Johnny Pat” ”1 never let school inter - fere with my education.” JUDITH LOZON ’’Judy” ”An individual with indiv- iduality. ” 16 FLORA Mac KENZIE ’’Flora Dora” ’’The eyes have it.” NANCY MAMROW ”Nanc” ’’Twinkle Twinkle little diamond. ” WENDY McLEOD ’’Windy” ”On the level — she’s a devil. ” JOEL MCNAMARA ’’Lightning” ’’Love me, Love my dog. ” LYNN MEHLBERG ’’Lynn” ”1 choose to be different. ” SENIORS JANET MEYERS ’’Irenie” ’’Love me little, love me long. ” SHEILA MILLER ’’Shena” ” What’s the use of study- ing, when there’s so many other things to do. ” ZELMA MOLLAN ’’Zelda” ”1 shall never trouble trouble, ’til trouble troubles me. ” 17 CHARLES MUGGELBERG ’’Chuck” ’’Dependable and then some.” RUTH ANN NIEBAUER ’’Have fun while you 1 re alive because you ' ll be dead a long time. HAROLD NIEMAN ”Tex” ’’Somebody put me on a merry-go-round and then forgot to take me off. ” CHARLES PARKER ’’Charlie” ”I T d like to be bashful, but the girls won ' t let me.” SENIORS EUGENE PARSONS Gene” ’’Make much of me; good men are scarce. WALTER PARSONS ’’Walt ’’This boy will go far, his destination is Mars. WEBSTER PATTERSON ”Pat” ” We wish there were only more like him. ” 18 CATHRINE PAULY Cathy” ’’You can ' t judge a book by it ' s cover,, ” t § NICHOLAS PAULY ’’Nick” ’’Where would the world be without farmers. ” WILLIAM PECK ’’Bill” ’’Then there were some of us who studied. ” CHRISTINE POSEY ’’Dene” ’’There is a funny bone up her sleeve.” SENIORS JANICE POTTER ’’The harder I try, the gooder to be; the worser I become.” HARRIET ROSS ’’Just call me Mrs.” RICHARD RUDZ1NSKI ’’Dick” ”A capable man with a college spirt, majoring in fun. ” DAVID SCHARNWEBER ’’Dave” ’’The friendly always attract friends. ” 19 LORETTA SCHNEIDER ”A quiet, modest maid is she. MARILYN SHARROW ’’Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done. ” BARBARA SCHWARTZ ’’Barb” As fond of dates as an Arab.” SENIORS CONLEY SCOTT ”Jay Athletics and Jay, what a pair ! If you wanted a friend, he was always there. ” JOHN SHINSKI Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we have a test. ” LOREN SIBILLA Give me a place to stand and I will hold the world. ’’ ALLAN SMITH Smitty Why study, when there are so many other things to do. SANDRA SPURLOCK Sandy Busy as a bee--always buzzing. 20 ALAN STARKEY A 1 ’’Better late than never. ” SUE ELLEN TASSIE ”To judge this girl right you must know her well. ” JUDITH TRUMBLE ’’Judy” ”A firm believer in the power of silence.” MARY STEIR ”If you have a man worth loving--love him.” SENIORS JOSEPH VOSSEN ”Gus” ’’Blessed are they that say nothing for they shall not be quoted. ” LARRY STINEMAN He has a difficulty for every solution. ” BONNIE LOU THEISON ’’Twinkling eyes and happy laughter, friends are sure to follow. ” MARTHA WELSER ’’Marty” ”A woman is made to be loved and not understood.” 21 JEROLD WILLIAMS Jerry” ’ ' Sometimes I just sit and think, but mostly I just sit. JUDITH ZIMMER ’’Judy” ’’Parties and men make the world go around. ” BARBARA YOUNG ’’Barb” It’s a nice to be natural, when you re naturally nice. SPONSORS GAYLE ZIMMER ’’The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvient. ” Mr. Eggers Mrs. Logston Mrs. Snyder Mr. Stablein 22 Senior Honors SUSAN COBOURN, Co-Salutatorian 4 MARILYN SHARROW, Valedictorian KAY BENGTSON, Co-Salutatorian I Dare You Award Betty Crocker Award RICHARD RUDZINSKI, LYNN MEHLBERG, I Dare You Award StateF.H.A. Parliamentarian Science Award JOANNE CLELAND, D. A. R. Faculty Award WILLIAM PECK, Faculty Award NICHOLAS PAULY, DeKalb Award Juniors J. Scott, President J. Achatz J. Trumble, T. Phillips, Vice Pres. Secretary J. Winters, Treasurer i R. Allen M. Armstrong D. Arnold M. Bark P. Bates ) D. Burkhardt K. Cartwright J. Calnan B. Czerniawski C. Dalzen W. Decker f B. Brinley L. Carman R.A. DeRue 24 E. Fetchiet P. Drabant fj N. Fraley S. Grosshans D. Hayden J. Joiner T. La Duke S„ Klecha M. Lane J. Dudgeon T. Genaw B. Huff mas ter - 4 J. Klotz M. Lawrence J. Krebs J. Ingles R. La Duke Do Loznak J. Luther 25 G. Marvin J. Rinn A. Mead D. Saunders M. Niebauer Mo Rumbaugh J. Sawher y ' J. Rands J. Ruttan R. Schantz m A. Moore R. Olszewski ' Tf 6 R. Rexer -A, J. Sanger M„ E. Schmyser 26 L. Schneider J. Schweihofer A. Shafer M. Shafran M. Simons J. Smith M. 1„ Vollstaedt A. Tackaberry C. Vollstaedt J. Wes trick D. Williams W. Wilson J. Wulff B. Yeip E. Zweng The class of 1962 had one of its bussiest years. The J Hop, the Play, and the Junior-Senior Banquet kept us occupied. Our Class of 100 hope to provide both athletic thrills and academic records in our last year. 27 1 dm M Sophomores K. Wills, President ' t %y R. Ross, Vice Pres. S. Sullivan, Secretary B. Kuhn, Treasurer R. Aure L. Chase M. Clark J. Cleland K. Clements A. Closs C. Cronkhite K. Dandron D. Decker P. Delor S. Dodea A. Edmonson P. Eggers J. English V. Felstow D. Ferebee S. Ferguson R. Frantz B. Gardella M. Gille J. Hall I I L. Hansel R. Harris P. Hurt G. Hyslop D. Ingles M. Ingles C. Jahn M. Johnson R„ Jones C. Justa J D. Krenke R. LaCroix T. LaDuke M. Lelowicz S. Lepine J. Little 30 E. Lepatkiewicz R. Lowe K. Loznak L. Lozon J. Mackley K. Mayhew J. McDonald N. McLeod J. Novak G. Ogden G. Parks J. Posey R. McNamara Av 4 ! j, Meyers Z R. Rinn J« Ruttan Bo Schneider M, Schneider R a Schnepp M Shafer 31 M. Welser R. Welser J. Wheeler D. Wulff E. Snyder J. Stubbs L. VanDerMark A. VanderKolk - $ A. Zimmer J. Zimmer B. Zoeplitz The class of 1963 had one of the most successful Christmas Dances in a long while. The class, 120 strong, hope to graduate from our new high school. We have the prospects of turning out several of the schools best athletes. We hope to leave a lasting impression. 32 o m o r e A Future School Janitor What ' s on the floor, Mariyln? Eating Again! Bridge??? 33 Freshmen D. Achatz T. Burgess S. Adams C. Burkhardt G. Ally xldim S. Burroughs S. Anderson B. Briggeman M P. Calnan D. Anderson L„ Carelton C. Arnold : ' Jf ■S j i W. Bates L. Carlton 34 L. Woodard L. Weston E. Verbecke l. Vosson G. Wannamaker C. Webber The three Stooges. That youth cream works wonders. 35 D. Johnson P. Jones D. Justa D. Klaski J. Krebs S. Krokker A. Pauly B. Muzeck M. Nett J. Niederhauser J„ Novelli J. Patterson R. Pauly R. Roome D. Prahl D. Ruff P. Pyryt M. Pung R. Ruttan S„ Sayers A. Revenue K. Riedel M„ Schantz K. Scharn weber C. Schneider A. Schweihofer G. Schweihofer G. Schweihofer G. Schweihofer A. Scott i W. Shovan J. Simons D. Smith W. Snyder J. Stacey T. Stahl 37 Eighth Grade R. Gellein, President K. Brabander P. Conrad J. Dziedzic F. Cartwright, Vice Pres. r D. Arnold D. Webber, Secretary L. Arnold P. Mitchell, Treasurer B. Bates N. Irish, Pub. Ch. B. Baumgarten M. Wiley, Prog. Ch. J. Blaink J. Elsholz J. Endelman D. Gras ley D. Grice C. Haas 38 R. Johnson K. LaFrance i v T. Kennedy k L. McCullough R. Mead R. Mehlberg S. Meno P. Miller k y, C. Morrison R. Nelson R. Oles G. Olszewski D. Osborn B. King J. Mayhew M. Monchau V s ' y i T. Pearl 39 L. Snailum T. Soper M. Warren V. Whittaker S. Stineman M. Williams L. Zimmer Nancy I. W. Susalla J. Thompson R. Walters D. Wisswell W. Wright M. Wulff Jeanne Beanner 40 Eileen A. Delor D. Frantz G. Dundas J. Cochrane F ' ) B. Du Shane J. Elsholz W. Engelgau E. Czerniawski B. Drabant ■ x mi I R. Fandrick 41 7th Grade R. Allen M. AuFrance E. Baars J. Baker J. Baker G. Forth R. Fraley M. Garrill W. Grice G„ Hall J. Huffmaster 42 i 7 - J zJ J y f Ly . v R. Ingles P. Jameson W. Johnson X A A .. y k , rf r R. Kimmel C. Krebs H. Lambert B. Jones W. Jones S. Justa D. Leech G. Levitt G. Mask J. Mau J. McLeod A. Metz D. Moore P. Morrison D. Nedrow D. Parker S. Pung J. Riggs T. Robins S. Rock D. Sass R. Schneider R. Shovan N. Silk M. Tschirhardt R. Tyson S. Soper 43 8th Grade Baby Pictures Linda P. Jeanette Pat 45 MANAGEMENT Clairvoyant Staff Row one: J. Campbell, C. Cronkhite, D. Teeple, J. Zimmer, K. Cartwright, S. Ferguson, J. Potter. Row two: J. Smith, L. Mehlberg, J. Cleland, J. Little, J. Bigger, B. Schwartz, J. LaCroix, R. Ross, K. Bengtson, K. Dandron, M. Borowski, R. Bezenah. Row three: Mr. Lutz, advisor, J. Scott, R. Rudzinski, B. Peck, D. Fraley, J. Gardella. GENERAL STAFF ft A n ft n O no 4m Row one: B. Jones, K. Hansel, M. DeMars, N. Mammrow, J. Meyers, L. Foster, M. Welser. Row two: K. Wills, J. Sawher, S. Tassie, B. Kuhn, M. Armstrong, N. Irish, N. Brenner, M. Wulf, M. Distelrath, B. Theison. Row three: C. Dalzon, J. Dudgeon, P. Eggers, J. Freeland, Z. Mollan, B. Yeip, J. Wulff, J. Thompson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders Row one: S. Boulier, J. Campbell, L. Foster. Row two: M. Armstrong, S. Cobourn, C. Dalzen, M. Schmyser, absent L. Carman. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Row one: T. Boucher, J. Little, J. English, R. Ross. Row two: K. Wills. Row three: S. Sullivan, P. Eggers, M. Goodman. 47 Student Council Row one: B. Gardella, J. Scott, Treas., L. Foster, V. Pres., S. Cobourn, Pres., S. Hopps, Sec., M. Schmyser. Row two: M. Straub, T. Phillips, J. Mitchell, Mr. Godwin, advisor, Miss Moran, advisor, S. LaFrance, R. Ross, R. Rome, L. Chase. Row three: J. Thompson C. Cottral, P. Mitchell, R. Allen R. Gallein, J. Lozon, K. Bell. Row four: T. Burgess M. Welser, C. Cartwright, J. Mackley, K. Bengtson, A. Hingleberg, J. Stubbs. F. N. A. Row one: S. Hopps, J. English, B. Young, Sec-Treas., S. Johnson, Pres. S. Sayers, V. Pres., D. Teeple, J. Mackley. Row two: C. Cottral, K. Burkart, D. Hudland, Miss Balfour, advisor, S. LaFrance, R. Parker, M. Goodman, Row three: P. Hyslop, G. Crawford, D. Kuechen, G. Travis, S. Butlin, J. Foxx, M. Naylor. Row four: E. Lawrence, M. Schneider, A. Schweihofer, M. Lane, J. Krebbs, L. Simmons. Absent P. Eggers. Latin Row one: J. Zimmer, K. Wallace, J. Stubbs Treas., J„ Mitchell Pres. B. Miller V. Pres., K. Loenak Sec. , S. Hopps. Row two: S. Johnson, M. Vollstaedt, J. Trumbell, M. Schmyser, C. Justa, Mrs. Lodgson, advisor, B. Lowe, J. Mackley. Row three: M. Naylor, G. Dundas, S. Sullivan, S. Adams, M. Welser, B. Schneder, P. Burkhart. Row four: B. France, K. Distelrath, F. Umlauf, T. Revenue, J. Chedall, R. Aure, C. Jahn, L. Van de Mark. Spanish Row one: L. Carman, R. Parker Sec. , T„ Phillips V. Pres. J. Trumbull Pres. , J. Dudgeon Treas. , M. Larwence,. D. Teeple. Row two: E. Fetchiet, J. Dobbs, M. Lane, Mrs. Horning advisor, J. Smith, C. Cronkhite, G. Zimmer, J. Shephard, K. Wills, J. Campbell, J. Freeland, P. Bates, J. Scott. F. F. A. Row one: B. Muhlitner Secretary, C. Chase V. Pres., K. Meyers Treas. , T. Delor Sentinal, J. Meyer Reporter, A. Tackleberry Pres. Row two: J. Schweihofer, L. LaDuke, J. Pyryt, Mr. Huston advisor, N. Pauly, P. Delor, R. Rexer, G. Simons. F. H. A. Row one: M. Johnson, Songleader; J. Elsholz, Reporter; L. Harris, Tres; J. Zimmer, Pres; C. Justa, V. Pres; N. McLeod, Pari. Row two: S. Foltanovich, C. Weber, B. Raymo, Mrs. Paajanen, advisor; L. Mehlberg, State Officer; W. Ellery, Hist; C. Mayhew. Row three: D. Williams, D. Adams, K. Dandron, S. Sullivian, Sec; S. Kroker. Row four: J. Lozon, M. Simmons, D. Wood, C. Sadlowski, G. Schweihofer, J. Delor. Math -Science Row one: B. Moore, Judy Lozon, Pres., S. Cobourn, S. Moore, Sec., R. Nelson. Row two: Mr. Hyatt, advisor, D. Bacon, D. Johnson, M. Findling, L. Westrick, L. Carlton. Row three: J. Klotz, B. Decker, J. Krebs, B. Snyder, Mr. Houghton, advisor. Mu Alpha Theta Row one: M. Welser, J. Lozon, Sec., B. Peck, Pres., R. Rudzinski, V. Pres., G. Parsons, Tres. Row two: S. Fugerson, L. Mehlberg, Mr. Hyatt, advisor, A. Hingelberg, J. Cleland. Science Fair This is how it works. First place electronics award F. T. A. Row one: B. Schneider, J. Smith, Historian, J. Wulf, V. Pres., J. Freeland, Pres., B. Tranzow, Sec., S. Furguson, Tres., S. Tassie. Row two: B. Burroughs, D. Kalaski, M. Foley, C. Arnold, Miss Moran, advisor, M. Weil, C. Schneider, C. Cronkite . Row three: P. Engles, M. Pung, C. Burkhardt, B. Yeip, G. Zimmer, R. weiser, m. De M ar S . Tomorrow - s Secretaries Row one: C. Kaufman, Sec., C. Foltanovich, Tres., C. Justa, V. Pres., G. Frantz, Pres., M. Straub M. Monchaw. Row two: K. Pauly, L. Schneider, J. Schweihofer, Mr. Stablein, advisor, J. Dobbs, B. Brinley, B. Brinley. Row three: B. Czerniawski, R. Neibauer, C. Cartwright, M. Lawrence. 53 Varsity Club 54 Row one: R. Campbell, D. Olszewski, J. Scott, R. Rexer, F. Ross, Tres. J. Scott, V. Pres., J. Baily, Pres., G. Parsons, B. Miller, W. Parsons (P. Patterson, absent, Sec.) Row two: A. Smith, J. Calnan, J. McDonald, B. Wilson, J. Winters, Mr. Watt, coach, T. Olkowski, L. Oles, R. Aure, J. Arnold. Row three: Mr. Cotton, coach, J. Rinn, D. Arnold, J. Shinske, L. Lozon, P. Goodenough, J. LaCroix, A. Moore, D. Rinn, J. Cleland, Mr. Houghton, coach. Row four: B. Kuhn, D. Bacon, J. Barringer, T. Hurt, J. Hurt, B. Peck, A. Starkey, D. Pawlosky, D. August. Bridge and Chess Row one: A Chase, R„ Schwartz, D. Anderson, J. Chaput, H„ Orzechanski, R. Beaulac, Row two: D. Rinn, L. Oles, D. LaCroix, Mr. Cotton advisor, D. Wisswell, J. Hall, J. Cleland. Row three: J,. Novak, W. Toner, B. Shurkey, G. Parsons, D. Rudzinski, W. Parsons. Row four: D. August, B. Peck, D. Jones, G. Ogden. L. Hansel. Aircraft Row one: D. Weber, T. Brown, B. Hayde, D. Wulff, J. Wheeler, Row two: L. LaDuke, R. Frondrick, E. Czerneawski, Mr. Barber advisor, B. Devroy, G. Ally, Row three: D. Prahl, L. Woodard, B. Feitz. Librarians Row one: C. Kaufmann, L. Chase, J. Zimmer, J. Bigger, S. Dodea, R. DeRue. Row two: L. Harris, R 0 Welser, D. Sass, Mrs. Patrick, advisor, M. Ellery, J. Hasburgh, M„ DeMars. Row three: C. Currier, C. Kennedy, L„ Woodward B. Dushane, B. Zoeplitz, B. Ahles. Photography Club Row one: D„ Johnson, L. Scott, Treas., B. Grove, Co-Pres„ L. Lozon, Co-Pres. C. Arnold, Sec., A. Schweihofer. Row two: S. Redfield, S. Grasshans, Mr. Huston, advisor, J. Bloink, E. Lawrence. Junior Band Row one: R, Ducett, B„ Wright, D. Mehlberg, K, Bell. Row two: Mr. Eggers, Director, M. Monshau, L. Cooper, P. Dosset, J. Thompson, L. Campbell, R. Gallein, M. Gorrell, R. Ingles. Row three: D. Shovan, J. Bell, R. Fritz, B. Hayden, J. Bloink, R. Nelson, P. Campbell, A. Metz, B. Bates. Auto Mechanics Row one: P. Jones, J. Klotz, B. Behringer, L. Schneider, J. Potter. Row two: H. Anthony, D. Johnson, J. Chase, D. Prahl, D„ Schnipp, A. Zimmer, J. Wheeler. 58 A hies, Sharon Glee Club 2,3,4 Allen, Gary Football 1 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 James Allen Automechanics 1, 2, 3 Dancing 4 Glee Club 1,3,4 Allen, Richard Band 2 Bacon, Donald Steering Committee 2, 4 Football 2, 4 Baseball 1,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Bailey, Willard John Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Vice President of Class 2 Varsity Club President 4 Barringer, Jerald Football 1,2, 3,4 Football Captain 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play Becker, Catherine Student Council 1 Student Council Secretary 2 Booster Club President 4 Latin Club President 3 Future Teachers President 3 Clairvoyant Staff 1,4 Girls ' State 3 Junidr Play Senior PLay Student Director Cheerleading 3 Band 1,2, 3,4 Steering Committee 3 Beier, Judith Bengtson, Kay Student Council 3, 4 Treasurer Student Council 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Chorus Student Director 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Clairvoyant 1,4 Steering Committee 2 Government Day Leader 4 U.N. Mock Assembly 4 Latin Club 2 Cadet Teacher 4 Future Nurses 3 Senior Play 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4 Senior Basketball Team 4 Bezenah, Rosemarie Clairvoyant 4 Future Homemakers Latin Club 1,2 Future Nurses Brinley, Barbara Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Butlin, James Football 3, 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 Varsity Club 3 Cleland, Joanne Class Treasurer 3,4 Booster Club 4 Clairvoyant 4 Steering Committee 1, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Future Nurses 2, 3 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Daughters of the American Revolution Award 4 Senior Play Cadet Teaching 4 Closs, Dorothy Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Cobourn, Susan Student Council 3 Student Council President 4 Cheerleading 3, 4 Majorettes 2 Class Treasurer 1 Class Steering Committee 1, 3 Girls ' State 3 U. N. Mock Assembly 4 Area Student Council 3,4 Cremers, Virginia Class Secretary 2 Future Teachers 3 Majorettes 3, 4 Future Homemakers 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Homecoming Court 3 Clairvoyant 4 Crowl, Edward Varsity Club 2,3,4 Football 1, 2,3,4 Track 2 Baseball 1, 3 Delor, Harold DeMars, Mary Ellen Future Teachers 1 , 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Echo 1 , 2 Clairvoyant 1,4 Denby, Sandra Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Distelrath, Margaret Future Teachers 1 Clairvoyant 4 Ellery, Nancy F.H.A. 2,3 F.H.A. Historian 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Ernst, William Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Foltanovich, Carole Tomorrow ' s Secretaries 4 Spanish Club 4 F.H.A. Foster, Lana Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Area Student Council 4 Student Council Vice Pres. 4 Reserve Cheerleading 7,8,9 Cheer leading 3, 4 Cheerleading Captain 3 Homecoming Court 4 Majorettes 2 Clairvoyant 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Spirits” 3 Foxx, Eugenia Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Fraley, Dennis Homeroom President 1,2 Reserve Football 1 FFA 1,2 Clairvoyant 4 Booster Club 4 Frantz, Gayle Tomorrow ' s Secretaries President 4 Freeland, Judith F.T.A. 1,2,4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 4 Junior Play Student Director Senior Play 4 Steering Committee 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Homeroom Officer 1 Clairvoyant 4 F.T.A. President 4 Gardella, James Homeroom President 3 Basketball 1 , 2 Football 1 Clairvoyant 4 Goethals, Richard Fin, Fur, and Feathers Pres. 4 Track 3 Baseball 1 , 2 Football Senior Play 4 Graham, Christopher Senior Play 4 Grosshans, Robert Photography 4 Guldenstein, Delores Service Club 4 Vice President Clairvoyant 4 Hale, Fred Track 1, 2 Junior Play Booster Club 4 Hansel, Karen Clairvoyant 4 Booster Club 4 Student Council 1 Steering Committee 2, 3 Harris, Loretta F. H. A. Treasurer 2 Librarian 1 Chorus Harris, Reed Steering Committee 2 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Herbert Marvin Basketball 1 Hart, Lynne Future Nurses 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Clairvoyant 4 G. A.A. 2 Hingelburg, Amory Student Council 1, 3 Latin Club 3 Current Events 1 Booster Club 4 Future Teachers 2, 3 Junior Play Clairvoyant 1 , 4 Hopps, Susan Class Secretary 1 Class Vice President 4 Student Council 3 Student Council Secretary 4 Cheerleader 3 Echo 3 Senior Play Latin Club 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2 Hurt, Thomas Senior Play Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1,2 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Varsity Club 4 Hutkowski, Gerald Baseball 1,2 Electronics Club Fin, Fur, Feathers 4 Jaronoski, Robert Photography 4 Johnson, Shirley Future Nurses President 4 Latin Club Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Student Council Steering Committee Jones, Beverly Homeroom Officer 2, 4 Class President 2 G.A.A. 1 Clairvoyant 4 Steering Committee 4 Booster Club 4 Jones, Edward Varsity Club 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Jones, David Fin, Fur, Feathers, 4 Electronics Club 1 Band 2, 4 Pep Band 2 Justa, Claudia Tomorrows Secretaries Vice Pres. 4 Kaufman,- Carolyn Librarian 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Tomorrows Secretary- - Secretary 4 Library Club Secretary 3 Kennedy, Christine Librarian 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Future Nurses 2 Clairvoyant 3 Klemmer, Lynda Chorus 2, 3,4 Kotranza, Robert Homeroom Treasurer Kozlolf, Robert Football 2 Kuhn, Bernard Football 1,2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 LaCroix, Jerry Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3,4 Lambert, Rena Light, James Class President 1 Steering Committee 2, 3, 4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Little, John Football 3,4 Basket ball 3 Track 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Lozon, Judith Ann Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 3 Area Student Council 1, 2 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Songleader 1 FHA Secretary 2 President of FHA 3 Echo 1 Band 1 Steering Committee 1 Science -Math President 4 Mu Alpha Theta Math Club Sec. 4 Senior Play Mac Kenzie, Flora Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Mamrow, Nancy Chorus 2, 3,4 Clairvoyant 4 Homeroom Officer 1 Future Nurses 3 McLeod, Wendy Clairvoyant 4 Future Nurses 2 Service Club 4 McNamara, Joel Band 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1,2 Tennis 3 Mehlberg, Lynn Clairvoyant 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 2 FHA 1,2, 3,4 Junior Play Mu Alpha Theata 4 Echo 1 , 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Meyers, Janet Homeroom Officer 2 Chorus 2, 3,4 Steering Committee 1, 2 G. A. A. 1,2 Future Nurses 2 Booster Club 4 Clairvoyant 1 , 4 Miller, Shelia Service Club President 4 Dancing Club 4 Mollan, Zelma Service Club Treasurer 4 Clairvoyant 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Muggelberg, Charles A. V. 4 Tennis Manager 3 Neibauer, Ruth Ann Neiman, Harold Band Fin, Fur, Feathers 4 Parker, Charles L. Parker, Rhoda Spanish Club Secretary 1 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Spanish 4 Parsons, Eugene Steering Committee 4 Math Club Treasurer 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Mu Alpha Theta 4 Tennis Manager 1, 2 Golf 3,4 Parsons, Walter Golf 2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Patterson, Webster Varsity Club 3, 4 Varsity Club Secretary 4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 3,4 Steering Committee 3 Football 1,2 Pauly, Catherine Echo 3 Clairvoyant 3 Furute Nurses 2 Pauly, Nicholas Bowling 3 F. F.A. 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play Stage Manager Senior Play Track 4 Peck, William Mu Alpha Theta President 4 Golf 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2, 3 Football Manager 3 Student Council 1 Junior Play Varsity Club 3, 4 Posey, Christine Dancing 1, 2, 3 Potter, Janice Dancing 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2,4 G. A.A. 1,2 Auto Mechanics Secretary 4 Clairvoyant 4 Ross, Harriet Future Teachers Treasurer 2 Homeroom Officer 3 Rudzinski, Richard Math Club 4 Junior Play Band 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Class President Senior Class President Scharnweber, David Football 1,2,3 Schneider, Loretta Chorus 4 Future Teachers 2 Future Nurses 3 Schwartz, Barbara Majorettes 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 2 Student Council 2 Clairvoyant 2, 4 Booster Club 4 Echo 1 G.A.A. 1 Schmidt, Dale Scott, Conley Jay Vice President Junior Class Treasurer Student Council 4 Boy ' s State Representative 3 Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3 CJairvoyant 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 2, 3, 4 Dancing 1 Sharrow, Marilyn Junior Class Secretary Cadet Teaching 4 Spanish Club 2 Sibilla, Loren Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 4 Auto Mechanics Varsity Club Basketball 1 Track Echo 1 Clairvoyant Smith, Allen Football 3, 4 Varisity Club 4 Spurlock, Sandra Starkey, Alan Class Vice President 1 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,3,4 Track 1,2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Cadet Teaching 3, 4 Stier, Mary Chorus 2, 3,4 Stine man, Larry Basball 2 Basketball 2, 3 Clairvoyant 3, 4 Stockwell, Bernard Tassie, Susan Homeroom Treasurer 1 Class Treasurer 2 Steering Committee 2, 3, 4 GAA 1 Echo 1, 2, 3 Clairvoyant 3, 4 Future Teachers of America 1, Student Council 1 Cadet Teaching 4 Dancing 1 , 2 Theison, Bonnie Lou Future Nurses 3 Band 2,3,4 Clairvoyant 4 Trumble, Judith Future Nurses Girls GAA TeBackhorst, Sharyn F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Clairvoyant Secretary Basketball Chorus Librarian Vossen, Joseph Welser, Martha Chorus 1 , 2 Class Secretary 4 Cheerleading 3 F. H.A. 1 Student Council 1,4 Student Council Alternate 2, 3 Clairvoyant 3, 4 Booster Club Treasurer 4 ’ ' Spirits 3 Senior Play Steering Committee 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Future Nurses 2 G. A.A. 1 Dancing 1, 2 Williams, Judith F. H.A. 3,4 G. A.A. 1,2 Williams, Jerold Young, Barbara F.H.A. 1,2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Future Nurses Secretary 1,2 Cheerleading 3 Cadet Teaching 4 Zimmer, Gayle F.H.A. 1 Homeroom Treasurer 3,4 Steering Committee 3 Echo 3,4 Clairvoyant 3, 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Future Teachers 3, 4 Shinske, John Varsity Club 3, 4 Track 2 Football 4 Gymnastics 2 3,4 Zimmer, Judith Future Nurses 1,2 Library Club 3 FHA 23 Vice President F.H.A. Regional Song Leader 4 F.H.A. President 4 Student Librarian 3, 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Clairvoyant 1, 3, 4 Clairvoyant Sr. Editor 59 Tennis and Golf J. Bell, runner-up, K. Bell, winner, 7th-8th grade Tennis Tournament. 1st Row- B. Miller, D. Anderson, J. Cleland, J. Cheadle. 2nd Row- Mr. Cotton, W. Parsons, B. Peck, P. Patterson, G. Parsons. Basketbal Seated: L. to R. D. Pawlosky, D. August, J. McDonald, A. Tackaberry, J. Scott, T. Oles, and P. Patterson. 1st. row standing: Coach Watt, J. Baily, J. Winters, A. Starkey, J. Light, J. Scott, B. Wilson, and T. Burgess, Mgr. 2nd row standing: R. Mehlberg, Mgr., F. Ross, D. Saunders, R. Campbell, A. VanderKolk, Mgr. A man of a good many points. The spring was good. Basketball Seated: T. Olkowski, R. Rinn, D. August, T. Banning. 3rd row: R. McNamara, L. J. Novak, J. Cleland. 2nd row: D. Olsezwski Lozon, Coach Alley, R. Lowe, and E. Snyder Mgr., L. Oles, B. Miller, D. Wulf, and Seated: R. Ruttan, D. Anderson, L. Marvin, D. BoBoulier, and R. Pauly. Standing: R. Schwartz, S. Anderson, P. Calnan, L. Woodard, G. Wanamaker, and Coach Stablein. Baseball First row, Left to right, T. Brown, D. Olszewski, C. Parker, R. Campbell, J. Bailey. Second row, A. Tackaberry, L. Schneider, D. McNamara, D. Bacon, Mr. Houghton. The baseball team compiled a 2-4 record in the S. C. A. L. race. The team displayed hitting power, but the field- ing was not as tight as it should have been. Several Juniors and Sophomores should give the team more experience next year. The track squad performed well considering the size of the team. Generally 12-14 competed against 30-50 from other teams. Next year better facilities should bring out more interest in track. Track First row, left to right, J. Calnan, D. Loznik, A. Mead, Second row, Mr. Bohs, Bo Wilson, Do Rinn, M. Fingling, Jo Scott, Lo Vandermark, Third row, T. Oles, J. McDonald, D. Krenke, R. Frantz, J. Luther. Basketball Snapshots Evil in those eyes Good sportsmanship? Where do I go next? 1-2 Cha-Cha-Cha Thar she blows! If I miss@ ? @? MAJORETTES Kneeling - D. Closs First Row Standing - V. Cremers, B. Schwartz. Second Row Standing - N. McLeod, M. Bezenah, J. McNamara, M. Welser, P. Orr. REEDS First Row: C. Dixon, S. Adams, J. Rinn , M. E. Schmyser, E. Fetchit Second Row: K. Scharnweber, A. VanderKolk, J. McNamara, W. Anderson, L. Prior. DEEP BRASS First Row: H. Neiman, R. Harris, J. Cleland, R. Rudzinski, D. Jones. Second Row: J. Zimmer, J. Cochrane, D. Hayden, B. Bates, D. McNamara. 70 PERCUSSION B. Theison, T. Banning, J. Ingles, Mr. Eggers, D. McNamara, T. Burgess, R. Harris. CORNETS First Row: L. Mehiberg, J. Barringer, E. Jones, P. Bates. Second Row: L. Carleton, B. Behringer, L. Lozen, S. Ferguson CLAIR NETS First Row: C. Mayhew, C. Becker, B. Yeip, J. Cleland, B. Tranzow, Second Row: P. Eggers, D. Kuechan, S. Moore, K. Cartwright, S. Burroughs, D. Klaski. 71 Industrial Arts Wonderland — by night Mother’s helpers Three men in a shop class 73 74 Alan Starkey John Bailey Jim Light John Bailey Pat Patterson John MacDonald John MacDonald Jim Light John Scott Jim Light John MacDonald John Bailey Jim Light Alan Starkey John MacDonald Junior Class Play He shouldn’t have tried to kill Agnes. Nothing better could ever come. 75 Senior Trip 76 What did you bid 3 for? Wow, a Royal Flush! Senior Trip Al, I’ve found you at last! I What’s this I’ve been missing Quiet, Girl at Work! May we borrow some tranquilizers? Senior Trip Senior Trip -- Miss Travis Long ago, in days departed, On the shores of a great river Rose a village known as Palamer That in time became a city, From the river took its title And was known from the day forward, Known and widely famed as St. Clair. Then the worthy city fathers, Lest their offspring lack in wisdom, Built a high school for their children That they might increase in knowledge Not alone of things around them, But of the great world beyond them, Far beyond their range of vision. Widely known became that high school, Widely known and still remains For the beauty of its juniors, Handsome lads and winsome lasses, For the wisdom of its seniors, Eager seekers they for knowledge, Widely known and still remains so for the patience of its faculty, Dealing with such wit and beauty. Seeking still their children ' s welfare, Said the worthy city fathers ’’Let us send each year to Washington, Certain of our would-be graduates, Send them to the Nation ' s Capital, Let them see those hoary buildings Where our laws are all enacted, Let them climb those stairs, stairs, and more stairs, Of the towering Washington Monument, View from it the far-flung city. ’’And with them to guard their footsteps Let us send courageous teachers, Teachers with strong constitutions, Teachers who have nerves of iron Able to endure the antice Of our too ebullient offspring.” So they planned and so enacted , Sent the first class on to Washington Sent in ' 29 the first class, Sent a class each year thereafter, Save when war the program cancelled. Swiftly passed the immutable seasons, Came the spring of one -and- sixty, Seventy seniors from two busses Waved good-by to friends and families, Left behind them smiling parents Grateful for a week ' s vacation, Left behind them charming girl friends, Margaret Welser, Linda Carman, In whose hearts did Gene and Jerry Fondly trust they reigned unrivaled (’’Fondly” you may know means ’’foolishly” In the older dictionaries!) But their tears and protestations Of true love and deathless loyalty Sent our heroes blithely eastward, There to seek for new thrills on The Blueberry Hills of Washington. With them on the crowed busses Rode their tried and trusty ch aperones, Rhode two sharp and lynx-eyed females Who from Jerry Hutkowski ' s pocket Later took two shiny squirt guns, E ' en though Jerry protested ignorance, Swore he never knew he had ’em , Swore he knew not how they got there, Swore he knew not where they came from Though Bob Kozloff could have told him! And to aid these doughty females Went two stalwart, handsome hemales, Uncle Ron and Uncle Chucky-- So the affectionate seniors named them, Bidding them good-night wiht. . . er, As fond good-night the bade them. Theirs the task and theirs the duty, Senior lads to guard from evils Such as meet the untried traveller When he starts upon a journey. Cards they frowned on, and encouraged Hours of deep and healthful slumber That the seniors might be ready For the strenuous days before them. Though they live to be a hundred, Never will those upper classmen Memories lack to cheer and cherish: How they showered one gruesome twosome, Pennies fairly rained upon them, Showing thus their appreciation Of the gently art of ’’smooching” Which the two were demonstrating. How the lithe and agile ’’Sugar” Footed it upon the dance floor, Tired even the tireless Lana As they practised jitterbugging. How they rode the roller coaster, Martha Welser and Don Bacon, Till with faces green and ghastly Once more trod they terra firma. How two venturesome advisors Rode the Mad Mouse and decided That such sport befit no longer Men of their staidage and dignity, Such a sport were better suited To the young and giddy seniors. How Charles Parker at the night club Sat enthralled with mouth wide open, ’’What is this that Tv been missing? Where has this been all my lifetime?” You could almost hear him wonder As he watched that gorgeous damsil Glide and posture on the dance floor With the floodlights shinging over her. How poor Starkey, broke and weary, Nearly dead from want of slumber, And for once forsaking Judy, Sought her two advisors pleading For a chance to stretch his long length There beside them in the train aisle Where there would be peace and quite Which he found not in the boys coach. How Sue Cobourn and her buddies Snared three smart and snazzy strangers, Lured them till they danced attendance, Squired them upon the boat cruse, And they were ’’the most” the girls said When the experience they related To their encious sisters later In the post-cruise, pre-bed session E’er the chaperoned knocked for bed-check. When the dread hour of departure Threw its shadow o ' er the seniors, ’’Salty” tears the senior girls shed At the thought of leaving that guy To the mercies of new seniors Who in turn would take their places In his variable affections. Lest the Ambassador should forg Left behind them, the advisors Two good swim suits as a token Of the pleasant hours they’d spent Carried with them, absent minded, One hotel key and the camera Uncle Ron had two times mislaid Since the B O near lost him, Made him spurt to catch the last coac And be boosted on by Cotten , As it pulled out of the statein On that now-so- long-past Sunday When the seniors left for Washington. Pleasant was the journey homeward Save for those who most unwisely Had indulged in food and folly. ’’Pass the Pepto Bismuth,” wailed they When those over -tortured stomachs Protest made unto their owners. ' Twas a cure for ills innumerable In the hands of Mrs. Snyder. When they reached their destination, All the school turned out to great him. Touching then were the reunions! In Reed ' s eyes the tears of joy stood, When at long last there beheld he Mary Ellen, smiling at him, There amid the welcoming students. So we end the Senior Saga, Glad we are once more to welcome Safely home the wandering infants, And as Faculty we hope that, When next year rolls around this season, We’ll be welcoming home the Juniors From a trip as satisfying. Fashion Show Susan Burrough green plaid dress with matching green jacket. Ruth Ann Ross beige wool coat. Sue Lepine beige and white suit. Darlene Klaski green cotton suit Gaile Dundas brown cotton dress Sue Butlin orchid print cotton suit Anna Jo Scott green, black and white plaid cotton suit. Carole Foltanovich pink and white striped cotton dress. Mary Goodman yellow pleated skirt with matching top Gloria Travis yellow cotton shirtwaist. Carol Weber green and white print sundress. Charlene Mayhew mint green cotton dress. JoAnn Patterson pink cotton skirt with contrasting pink and gray checked top. Carole Sadlowski orchid cotton skirt Gloria Schweihofer pink and white checked cotton skirt and match- ing top. Kay Ann Scharnweber - turquoise cotton skirt with contrasting print top Home-Making I never used one of these things before. -zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz- I wonder what they ' ll taste like when You mean I have to wear this. they ' re baked. Date Bureau The finger painter strikes again! You’re wrong, Joel Research 83 The Visit of Mr. Qureshi Yaseen M. Qureshi as almost everyone knows came to St. Clair January 6, 1961 from his native country, West Pakistan. Before coming here he attended an orientation course at Wash- ingt on D. C. and visited the Grand Canyon and various places in California. After leaving California he came to Lansing, Michigan where our Superintendent, Mr. Milliken met him and brought him here where he stayed for a month. On January 9th the Student Council held an assembly to welcome him to our school. He gave a brief speech accepting the welcome, the students responded with utmost respect and enthusiam. From that time he seemed never to tire of talking to classes, clubs and civic groups. In addition to visiting the St. Clair Schools he also visited Marysville, Adair and Jones Schools and 4-H Clubs and Scout Troops. He attended tours of such places as Diamond Crystal, Detroit Edison, at St. Clair, and Ford Sterling Plant, Detroit, and he also went ice fishing on Anchor Bay with much success. While in St. Clair, he stayed at the St. Clair Inn, and for a week each, at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gliem, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edmonson and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Milliken, where he observed how different American Families actually live. He found Americans a busy people during work- ing hours, but after business hours they became people who enjoyed life to the fullest. While in St. Clair he never felt as if he were a foreigner because everyone took time to speak to him and make him feel at home. He was surprised by the freedom of children to express ideas and opinions, and by the informality of the people as well as the cordiality, friendliness and love of the American people for everyone. One example of the friendliness shown him was while staying at the Inn a man and his wife who were celebrating their thirteenth wedding anniver- sary, after talking with him, invited him to their home in Inkster, Michigan. They made two trips to St. Clair and back for him. It impressed him very much that they should go so far out of the way for him, a stranger. Another incident that impressed him occured when he decided to walk from the school to the Post Office. He was stopped five times by both adults and students offering him a ride. One of the most enjoyable incidents of his stay was when Mr. and Mrs. Milliken arranged for a telephone call between him and his wife in West Pakistan at their own expense. While here Mr. Qureshi not only gained a favorable impression of the American people, but also gave the people of St. Clair a most favorable impression of foreigners. Everyone was impressed by his thorough under- standing of almost any subject. Usually when speaking before a group he would give a brief talk and then ask for questions. Whether the question concerned religion, politics, schools, or people he had complete answers ready to give. His earnestness, intelligence, friendliness and eagerness to learn about us made everyone love and respect him even on the first meeting. He said he was honored to come to the United States and to St. Clair, but Clair was even more honored to have him here. It is certain no one in St. Clair will ever forget his visit. His open friendly manner seemed always to bring out the very best in people who came into contact with him. Asa small gesture of our appreciation he was pdresented with an Olympia Portable Typewriter at a farewell assembly on Feb. 9th. When he left the entire town and student body felt a great loss and it is certain that Mr. Qureshi, although he was anxious to return to his family, was sorry to leave our ' litte village 1 as he called it. 84 Left to right Mr. Milliken; Mr. Blossom; Mr. Yaseen M. Qureshi; the late Mayor Dr. Carney; Miss Gibson. Left to right Chris Milliken; Mr. Qureshi; Sue Cobourn. 85 National Honor Society Seated: Barbara Gardella, Johanna Smith, Carol Cronkhite, and Sarah Ferguson. Kneeling: Linda Carmen, Catherine Becker, Mary Weil, Betty Joan Dobbs, Judith Wulff, Mary Lou Vollstaedt, and Jean Dudgeon. Standing; Joseph Stubbs, James Cleland, Bruce Miller, Lynn Mehlberg, Amory Hingelberg, Marilyn Sharrow, Rhoda Parker, Kay Bengtson, Richard Rudzinski, and Susan Cobourn. CHARTER MEMBERS In the spring of 1961 St. Clair High School organized as a chapter of the National Honor Society and named its first members from the three upper classes. A Scholastic average of B in every subject for three preceding semesters and maintained until induction, or a 3. 3 average if a C was included in a sem- ester average, was required of every junior and senior admitted; a similar grade for the first semester of the tenth grade was required for sophomores, who were admitted on probation- ary basis. In addition, the prospective members were given a B average from the faculty in scholarly attitude, service, leadership, and character. Catherine Becker Kay Bengtson Joanne Cleland Susan Cobourn Amory Hingelberg Seniors Susan Hopps Lynn Mehlberg Rhoda Parker Richard Rudzinski Marilyn Sharrow Linda Carmen Betty Joan Dobbs Jean Dudgeon John Rinn Johanna Smith Juniors Janet Trumble Mary Lou Vollstaedt Mary Weill John Winters Judith Wulff James Cleland Carol Cronkhite Sarah Ferguson Barbara Gardella Sophomores Bruce Miller Joseph Stubbs Susan Sullivan Margaret Welser 86 Homecoming V. Cremers, Queen C. Dalzen, Junior Absent: L. Foster, Senior S. Sayers, Freshman S. Sullivan, Sophomore 87 Junior Play 1960--The Moon’s Still Yellow L to R seated: Fred Hale; Ed Jones; Amory Joel McNamara; Richard Rudzinski; Jerry Hingelberg; Nancy Closs; Sue Cobourn; Cathy Barringer; Bill Peck; Jim Light; Lynn Mehlberg. Becker; Mary Ellen De Mars; L to R Standing: Senior Play 1961 -- Fog Island L to R seated: Kay Bengtson; Judy Lozon; Joanne Tom Hurt; Miss Travis, Director; Nick Pauly; Cleland; Flora MacKenzie; Sue Hopps; Judy Freeland; Chris Graham; Martha Welser; L to R Standing: Bernie Kuhn; We, the class of 1961, being of sound mind do hereoy make, devise, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and ren- dering null void all other wills and testaments made, devised and declared by us. To the Juniors we bequeath our front row, cen- ter section assembly seats. SHARON AHLES wills her long hair to Diana Sass. GARY ALLEN wills his musical talent to Jim Calnan. JIM ALLEN wills his shape to Slim Westrick. RICHARD ALLEN wills his philosphy of life to Ray LaDuke. DON BA CON wills his hockey stick to Mr. Hyatt. JOHN BAILEY wills his smile and twinkling eyes to Mike Rumbaugh. JERRY BARRINGER wills his famous cornet to Peg Bates. CATHY BECKER wills her position as president of the Boosters Club to Jennifer Sawher, LARRY BEHEM wills his sideburns to Ron Aure. JUDY BEIER wills her basketball ability to Ron Frantz. KAY BENGTSON wills her booming voice to Sue Sullivan. ROSE BEZENAH wills her secretarial ability to Kathy Cartwright. BARB BRINLEY wills her quiet ways to Jackie Little. JIM BUTLIN wills his build to Bruce Miller. JOANNE CLELAND wills her position as D.A.R. Good Citizen to Judi Posey. DOROTHY CLOSS wills her position as head majorette to Penny Orr. SUE COBOURN wills her knitting to Jeanne Campbell. VIRGINIA CREMERS wills her crown to the next homecoming queen. ED CROWL wills his parties to anyone who wants them. HAROLD DELOR wills his hammer and nails to John Rinn. MARY ELLEN DE MARS wills her ability to know all, tell all to Mary Lou Ingles. MARGARET DISTELRATH wills her giggle to Kathy Wallace. NANCY ELLERY wills her public speaking ability to Janet Trumble. BILL ERNST wills his blushing ears to Dick Pawlosky. CAROLE FOLTANOVICH wills her mirror in her locker to Carole Dalzen. LANA FOSTER wills her singing ability to Johanna Smith. JEANNIE FOXX wills her cough to the Smith Brothers. DENNY FRALEY wills his noon hours at Baker ' s to anyone who can stand the atmosphere I GAYLE FRANTZ wills her position in Miss Moran ' s office to anyone who can keep a secret. JUDY FREELAND wills her line of chatter to Nancy Wagner. JIM GARDELLA wills his ability to get along with teachers to A1 Mead. DICK GOETHALS wills his turkeys to Susan Trumble. CHRIS GRAHAM wills his paper route to Alan Vanderkolk. BOB GROESHANS wills his infatuation for Santa Claus to Mrs. Santa Claus. BILL GROVE wills his title as Mother to anyone who gets stuck with it. DELORAS GUILDENSTEIN wills her height to Connie Justa. FRED HALE wills his sunny disposition to Lew Van deMark. KAREN HANSEL wills her job at Burgesses to Sue Boulier. LORETTA HARRIS wills her long walk to school to Neil Fraley. REED HARRIS wills his car-washing job to Mr. Stablein. LYNN HART wills her Marine City night life to Judy English. MARV HERBERT wills his abili ty to drop clutches to Dick Prior. AMORY HINGELBERG wills her height to Tony Bennett. SUE HOPPS wills her horse-sense to Debbie Grasely. TOM HURT wills his gymnastic ability to Dave Arnold. JERRY HUTKOWSKI wills his dented fender to anyone who can fix it. BOB JARINOWSKI wills his height to Floyd Ross. SHIRLEY JOHNSON wills her free first hour to any lucky Junior. BEV JONES wills her long hair to Carol Block. DAVE JONES wills his Chevy to anyone who can get it out of the garage. ED JONES wills his wit to Dale Hayden. CLAUDIA JUSTA wills her solf voice to Mary Simons. CAROLYN KAUFMAN wills her position as pianist for the Glee Club to anyone who can fill it. CHRIS KENNEDY wills her position as Chief Party Crasher to Pat Drabant. LYNDA KLEMMER wills her quiet ways to Kathy Wills. 89 To the Sophomores we bequeath all our money- making activities along with the mentality and vitality to carry them out. To the Freshmen we bequeath the hope that they might enjoy their four years of high school as we have. BOB KOTRANZA wills his ability to sleep in classes to Ray Campbell. BOB KOZLOFF wills his pick-up truck to anyone who has a load on his mind. BERNNIE KUHN wills his extra physics tests to Mr. Houghton. JERRY LaCROIX wills his calm disposition to Pete Goodenough. RENA LAMBERT wills her past years in glee club to Claudia Arnold. JIM LIGHT wills his basketball glasses to John Scott. JOHN LITTLE wills his drawing ability to Doug Decker. JUDY LOZON wills her love for biology to Pat Eggers. FLORA MC KENZIE wills her sunlamp to Mary Ann Pung. NANCY MAMROW wills her many outfits to some fortunate under-classman. WENDY MC LOED wills her hong hair to Mary Armstrong. JOEL MC NAMARA wills his position as drum major to his brother Dick. LYNN MEHLBERG wills her baby-sitting job at Coach Watt ' s to anyone who will take it. JANET MEYERS wills her nickname Toad to the next Junior Mr. Cornish picks on. SHELIA MILLER wills her many hair colors to Ellen Fetchiet. ZELMA MOLLAN wills her sewing ability to Margaret Bezenah. CHARLES MUGGLEBURG wills his electronic ability to Bob Lowe. RUTH ANN NIEBAUER wills her beautiful blush to Tom Burgess. HAROLD NIEMAN wills his Rambler to Denny McNamara. CHARLES PARKER wills his fishing site to anyone who likes to fish. RHODA PARKER wills her office in homeroom to anyone who wants it. GENE PARSONS wills his old golf balls to Larry Lozon. WALT PARSONS wills his position as cadet teacher in Mr. Cotton’s last hour algebra class to Jim Cleland. PAT PATTERSON wills his hockey pads to Mr. Hyatt to go with the stick. CATHY PAULY wills her ability to gossip to Nancy Brenner. NICK PAULY wills his dainty hands to Terry Phillips. BILL PECK wills his Saturday night poker parties to Jim Ingles. CHRIS POSEY wills her rabbit coat to any rabbit who ' s been slighted. JANICE POTTER wills her ability to get along with Mr. Bengston to Jim Klotz. RICHARD RUDZINSKI wills his position as Senior Class President to any Junior who wants a perpetual headache. DAVE SCHARNWEBER wills his hydro-plane knowledge to Bill Wilson. LORETTA SCHNEIDER wills her sparkling eyes to some lucky underclassman. BARB SCHWARTZ wills her ability to be Good-E-Naugh to Janet Mitchell. JAY SCOTT wills his position as MC of the talent show to anyone who ' s favorite saying is Next . MARILYN SHARROW wills her English marks to all Juniors taking College English next year, because they ' ll need them. JOHN SHINSKI wills his long hair to Julian Joiner. LOREN SIBILLA wills his position on the tennis team to any up and coming underclassman. ALAN SMITH wills his knowledge of cars to VernFelstow. SANDY SPURLOCK wills her ability to get things done quickly to Shirley Theison. ALAN STARKEY wills his lazy manners to Becky Tranzow. MARY STIER wills her years in Glee Club to Josephine Schwiehofer. LARRY STINEMAN wills his hammer to anyone who has the nails to go with it. SUE TASSIE wills her phone calls from California to anyone with that certain someone living out there. SHARYN TEBOCKHARST wills her love for solitaire to any card-shark. BONNIE THEISON wills her ability to always be late to Ernie Snyder. JUDY TRUMBLE wills her quiet ways to Barb Gardella. JOE VOSSEN wills his ability to get along with people to anyone who needs it. MARTHA WELSER wills her position as class secretary to anyone who can write. JERRY WILLIAMS wills his carburetor to anyone who can make it work. JUDY WILLIAMS wills her love for horses to Janet Delor. BARB YOUNG wills her love for nursing to Marilyn Johnson. GAYLE ZIMMER wills her glasses to Steve Moore. JUDY ZIMMER wills her position as senior editor of the Clairvoyant to anyone who likes it. GARY BOURBONAIS wills his curly hair to Jim Novak. HARRIET ROSS wills her sunny personality to anyone who needs it. Shop Classes Wait, wait, wait. Darn this thing anyway. Looks like rain. 91 Clairvoyant Credits The Clairvoyant staff would like to thank the St. Clair School Board for their support this year and other years in the past Mr. Gearing, president, Mr. Holden, Mr. Sass, Mr. Pollex, Mrs. Buell, Mrs. Hendrick, and Mr. Haas. A Thank You to Mr. Van Deusen for his valuable assistance throughout the school year. A sincere thanks to our patrons and advertisers whose fin- ancial assistance has proven invaluable. The cover was designed and drawn by Marlene Lelowicz An Appology We regret that our football pictures were inadvertedly thrown away and we were unable to include the football page. Patr on s Low Sales and Service, Inc. 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