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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1963 volume:

Clairvoyant St. Cl air Higfi ScHool 1963 1863 Over one hundred years ago, in 1858, the Little Red School House, known officially as the St. Clair Public School, was opened at the corner of Third and Mulberry Streets. In 1863 a high school building was built where the intermediate school now stands. It ac- commodated five hundred students, and it cost about six thousand dollars. The Second Ward School was built in 1880 to house the growing student population. It was there, in 1887, that the American flag was flown for what is believed to be the first time over any school in the United States. 1880 By the time a new high school was built in 1922 at a cost of over $325,000 it was desper- ately needed. The building is now being used as an intermediate school. The year 1961 was an important one for our district. In the early part of the year the St. Clair School District voted to become a part of the East China School District, and in November of the same year, our new high school, which cost over one million dollars was dedicated. Our district has increased in size and population, but our goals remain the same as those of the first class to graduate from the Little Red School so long ago. We want to work hard, play hard, and be proud of our school. 1922 1961 Dear Friends, Remember the fun that we had in in the school year of 1962-63? Well, we ' re here to refresh your memory! Let’s turn the clock back to the very first day, September 4, 1962... Recall that bewildering moment when you arrived at school with a gigantic stack of books, and no place to turn? The rest of the week was just as frustrating! So, here are the high, and hi- larious, points of the year as re- corded in our diary: First day: We met Benita Mathilde Elisabeth von Bonin; called ’’ Bennie -Ba be; ” our exchange student from Harderwyken- burg, Leer, West Germany. She was born on September 17, 1944 in Geiglitz, Pomerania. In 1945, the family fled to West Germany where her father works as a merchant of lumber. 2 ’’Benny ' s extra leg” Benita Benita attended the People ' s School in Leer for the First grade through the Fourth grade. From the Fifth to the Twelfth grade she attended the Gymnasium, Teletta- Grofs-Schule in Leer. She will graduate after the Thirteenth grade in March, 1964. In the future she will attend Hamburg University to study Psychology (subject to change). She is interested in Social work. When asked what she liked best about America, she replied, Sweatshirts, I love them. At noon ... at the Prom ... and in the classroom. Next, we met out teachers and the rest of the student body... 3 Mr. Bengtson Mr. Blossom, Principal Mr. Bohs Mr. Cornish Mr. Godwin Miss Fritz Mr. Hyatt Mr. Irvin Mrs. Logsdon Mrs. Lutz Mrs. Paajanen Mrs. Snyder Mr. Stablein Miss Travis Mrs. VanDam Mr. VanDeusen Mr. Weber Custodians: Mrs. Wana- maker, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Lane, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Bryson, and Mr. Klaski. Mr. Buell Seniors Our Foundations We ' ve Laid — Now Our Futures We ' ll Build. Class Secretary Class Treasurer Benjamin Achat z Ben” Darlene Adams Dee Linda Adams Linda” Margaret Bezenah Mugg’s Dianne Beauvis Di” Dennis August Augie Mary Ann Shafer Ronald Aure ’’Ron” Robert Behringer Rosey Kathy Wills Thomas Banning Bird Doug Decker ’’Doug” Pat Delor Pat Tony Delor Tony Susan Dodea Sue Ann Edmonson Anna Banana Patricia Eggars Pat Bev Bates Ruth Ann Ross . . . After Bob Behringer 11 Constance Justa Connie Ruth Welser Lynda Simmons Lynn Ernest Sefeoeider 5 A V Ernie Joseph Stubbs Joe Larry Prior Rosemary Susulla Rose Shirley Theison Burly Ernie Snyder Susan Trumble Grumpy 20 Kathleen Wills Willsie Frances Umlauf ’’Franny” Alan VanderKolk ” A1 ” Top row: S. Ferguson, R. Ross, A. Edmonson, F. Potter, P. Eggers, P. Hurt. Middle row: V. Winder, B. Kuhn, C. Figley. Bottom row: Cliff Jahn, Jackie Little, Marilyn Gille, and Dave j. English, K. Loznak, K. Wills. Krenke Class Will Ben Achatz wills his height to Gary Hall. Linda Adams wills her blond hair to Janice Rutt. Harry Anthony wills his study habits to Kathy Distelrath. Jim Arnold wills his gymnastic ability to Walter Jones. Dennis August wills his love experiences to anyone who cares to make love. Ron Aure wills his gymnastic ability to Dennis Smith. Tom Banning wills his nickname ’’Fearless Leader” that Mr. Cornish gave him to Ron Allen. Dianne Beauvis wills her skating ability and her trophies to Nancy Bezenah. Bob Behringer wills his ’’good times” with Mr. Hyatt to anyone that can stand him. Margaret Bezenah wills her shorthand ability to Carol Sadlowski. Paul Blumer wills his talkative ways to Gary Wanamaker. Tam Boucher wills her car hopping ability to Nancy Bezenah. Tom Brown wills his four tires to Larry Westrick. 22 Chuck Case wills Donna and Linda to anyone who wants them. Lois Chase wills her ability to ride horses to Florrie Dalzen. Denny August, Ruth Ann Welser, Vicky Winder, and John Hall Jim Cleland wills his ability to keep the correct score in golf to Don Anderson. Carol Cronkite wills her shyness to Sue Foltanovitch. Doug Decker wills his popularity to Dee Boulier. Pat Delor wills his church key to Mr. Houston. Tony Delor wills his muscles to Bob Mead. Sue Dodea wills her rides to school to Joann Mau. Pat Eggers wills her ability to jump fences in cheerleading to Patsy Burkart. Judy English wills her height to Colleen Gould. Vern Felstow wills his church key to Larry Carlton. Dianna Ferebee wills her comb to Dianne Keegan. Sarah Ferguson wills her brains to Floyd Brinley. Ron Frantz wills his lady -like manners to Dee Boulier. Barb Gardella wills her quiet ways to Mary Ann Pung. Marilyn Gille wills her height to Winnie Genaw. John Hall wills his bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide to Ron Clark. Larry Hansel wills his carload of moochers to anyone who wants them. Rod Harris wills his drumming position to Dennis McNamara. Pat Hurt wills her self-confidence to Sheila Sayers. Mary Lou Ingles wills her crash diets to Annette Schweihofer. Connie Justa wills her dollie dance to anyone who can play the part. Kay Ketchum wills her ability to use the English language to Miss Travis. Dave Krenke wills his bottle to Mr. McLouth. Barbara Kuhn wills her ability (what ability?) as a cadet teacher in gym class to Katie Krebs. Richard La Croix wills his track shoes to Jerry Hahn. Marlene Lelowicz wills her hillbilly accent to Mr. Bengtson. Sue Lepine wills Ben Achatz ' s wallet to Uncle John Cornish. Bob Lowe wills his pasture pappies to Colleen Gould. Kathy Loznak wills her green jumper to anyone who hasn ' t already worn it. Joan Mackley wills all the fun she had in high school to Linda Schantz. Benita Von Bonin wills her handwriting to anyone who likes to bother Mr. Cornish. Margaret Welser wills her collection of boyfriends to anybody who thinks she can handle them as well as Margaret can. Jim Wheeler wills his job at Groff ' s to any underclassman who wants it. Kathy Wills wills her long skirts to Mrs. Horning. Dave Wulff is too lazy to will anything. Alan Zimmer wills his nickname of Stud to anyone who can take the ribbing. Betty Zoeplitz wills her engagement ring to Gail Baker. Nancy Me Leod wills her music ability to Termite. Dick McNamara wills his enthusiasm for Mr. Weber ' s band class to Tom Burgess. Joe Meyers wills his knowledge of parlimentary procedure to Mr. Watt. Bruce Miller wills his golf clubs to anyone who thinks they are big enough to handle them. Tom Molloy wills his long mornings waiting for the bus to John Neiderhauser. Bob Muhlitner wills his morning bus ride to Marysville to any Junior boy who thinks he can stand it. Jim Novak wills his position on the basketball team to Leo Vossen. Larry Oles wills his position in basketball to Jay Shobrook. Tom Olkowski wills his ability to skip school to anyone who likes the outdoors. Penny Orr wills her moody disposition to anyone who wants it. Betty Papciak wills her over active thyroid gland to Mrs. Van Dam. Jill Peron wills her ability as a speller to Cindy Dixon. Fay Potter wills her canned goods to any hungry underclassman. Larry Prior wills his Marine City dates to Larry Stockwell. Rita Reuba wills her lunch hour to the vultures. Dick Rinn wills his baseball career to Larry Carlton. Ruth Ann Ross wills her easy going ways to Claudia Bedard. Dick Schnepp wills his looks to Ralph Devroy Lynda Simmons wills all of the fun of Senior Hayrides to anyone who can take it, es- Ron Aure and Pat Hurt pecially the long hikes. Ernest Snyder wills his sports ability to Tim McKay. Joe Stubbs wills his Honor Society pin to any Junior who is lucky enough to keep it. Shirley Theison wills her engagement to Ron Allen to Dee Dee Borland. Susan Trumble wills her ability to stay very calm under high pressure situations to Linda Cooper. Frances Umlauf wills her truck to Joe Elsholtz. Alan VanderKolk wills his Simca to Ed Joe Kindsvader. Larry Marvin President Jae Shobbrook Vice-President juniors 24 Claudia Arnold Gail Baker Rusty Barks Ken Bark Bill Bates Roy Beaulac Delos Boulier Doug Boyll Betty Briggeman Linda Brown Tom Burgess Cheryl Burkhardt Karen Burkhardt Sue Burroughs Sue Butlin Paud Calnan Larry Carleton Jim Chaput Jim Cheadle Joan Cochrane Cheryl Currier John Delore Becky France Dan Frantz Bob Fritz Frank Goethals Les Hasler Bruce Hayden Bob Hayden Ronald Fandrick Vern Feist ow 25 Eugene Czerniawaki Robert Devroy Kathy Distelrath Cindy Dixon Barb Drabant Gaile Dundas Bev Dushane Dick Dybalski Joe Elsholz Bill Engelgau Judi Fletcher Karen Fletcher Mary Kay Foley Robin Hool Judy Hosburgh Donna Hudolin Sharon Johnson Darlene Justa Peter Jones Pat Kane Paul Kane Darlene Klaski Karen Kotranza Joe Krebs Sandy Krokker Diane Kuechen Robert La Duke Sandy La France Nelson Lumley Charlene Mayhew 26 Lynda Mctyre Dennis McNamara Jim McMullan Penny Ingles Luella Meyers John Niederhauser Joe Novelli Hank Orzechowski Joann Patterson Ann Pauly Bob Pauly Mary Ann Pung Ray Pyryt Judy Richardsson Ken Reidel Ruth Ann Roome David Ruff Robert Ruttan Carole Sadlowski Sheila Say ers y Kay Scharnweber Carol Schiedner Rick Schawartz Annette Schweihofer Glenn Schweihofer 27 Gloria Scheihofer Anna Jo Scott Dennis Smith Bill Snyder Judy Stacey Dennis Smith Paul Kane Terry Stahl Chris Starkey Tom Stevenson Mary Ann Struab Dyanna Teeple Gloria Travis Tony Vargo Leo Vossen Gary Wanamaker Carol Weber 28 Sleeping Beauty? Darwin Reeves President Sopfi omo res Peg Mitchell Vice-President y Stephanie Meno Secretary Ray Lepine Scott Kerr 29 Irene Achatz Mary Allen Janet A lvey Charles Anderson Delbert Arnold Linda Arnold Beverly Bates Bonnie Baumgarten Mary Bending Bill Berger Nancy Bezenah Bob Bickley Joe Bloink Jack Brenner Bill Brinker Beth Burkwhat Dennis Campbell Pat Campbell Fred Cartwright Larry Charney John Chatley Jeanette Clifford Phil Conrad Linda Cooper Carol Croneworth Florrie Dalzen Kathie Decraene Dennis Delor Barb DeRue Bonnie Doerr 30 Phil Dowsett John Duchene Diane Ellery Jerry Elsholz Joel Endelmann Bill France Rip Gellein Winnie Gen aw Donna Gildenpfennig Colleen Gould Diane Grice Carl Haas Eileen Haney Janet Harris Gloria Herbert Connie Heythaler Ed Hyslop Jerry Hyslop Phyllis Hyslop Nancy Irish Diana Johnson Marian Johnson Bob Johnson Bob Johnson Norman Jolin Linda Jones Nancy Jones Anita Jordan Paul Kaufman Ted Kennedy 31 Tom Kenyon Scott Kerr Janice Kuecken Karen LaFrance Ray Lepine Dick Lumley Janice Marvin Jill Mayhew Laurel McCullough Joan McMullen Bob Mead Dick Mehlberg Sharon Melczarczykm Gerald Miller Peter Miller Ed Minor Tom Mollon Michelle Monschau Chick Morrison Bob Nelson Sue Normandin Bob Oles Gary Olszewski Doug Osborn Janet Pauley Sue Pauly Terri Pearl Linda Peck Kathy Purvis Shirley Pyryt 32 Steve Red field Tony Revenue Ervin Rock Gary Rocker Bob Roof Linda Schantz Jack Schmidt Linda Scott Ron Schafer Larry Shook Bill Shovan Pauletta Shurky Larry Simons Dennis Simmons Barb Smith Tucker Sobinsky Gail Solgot Gerald Stager Pat Sterling Susan Stineman Herky Stubbs Jeannie Thompson Joanne Trumble Nancy Vollstaedt Sara Vossen Bob Walters Monica Warren Sandy Wier Marvin Williams Donald Wisswell 33 Carol LeVign Shelia LeVign Dave Liebetrau Craig Linsey Virginia Long Donna Wisniewski Martha Wulff Laura Yaek Leo Zimmer Vicki Zimmer Kathy DeCrane Monica Warren and her brother Jeanne Thompson Mrs. Wanamaker Winnie Genaw Colleen Gould and Martha Wulff Carol Cronenworth and Ken Bell 34 Linda Campbell Rita Achatz President Ron Allen 3reshmen Michael Anderson Carol Ankrapp 35 Mike AuFrance Ed Baars Joyce Baker Judy Baker Elias Ballestero Dave Beauchamp John Beauvis Claudia Bedard Clayton Bedard Janet Bier Jerry Bell Ken Bell Toni Bennett Burr Bigger Diane Borland Ted Borowski Marsha Boucher Carol Boulier Dorothy Boyell Loretta Boyell William Brandal Floyd Brinkley Adele Brown Karen Budzik Joe Burkart A1 Cahours Jane Cheadle Raymond Cichock Ron Clarke Ann Closs 36 Betty Closs Joe Closs Sharon Closs Linda Coleman Gayle Dandron Joe Delor Mary Delor Betty Denomy Bonnie Denomy John DeRue Ralph Devroy Robert Duceatt David Duchene Chase Edmonson Dinah Ellis Karen Elz Kay Fandrick Katherine Fisher Richard Fraley Jill Frantz Judy Frantz Howard Gauthier John Gauthier Mary Goethals Kathleen Goodenough William Grice Marion Gorrell Ann Griffith Ron Gryszkiewicz Gary Hall 37 Judy Hansel Ronnie Harris Janet Huffmaster Wally Hurt Bob Ingles Glen Jahn Pat Jamieson Bill Johnson Barb Jones Sanford Justa Mary Kane Kathleen Kane Ron Kimmel Steven Kotranza Sharon Kranz Jon LaCroix Tom Lambert Diana Leach Gary Levitt Richard Lickwala James Liebetreu Fred Lindow Chickie Little Cheryl Malott Gary Mask Joann Mau Michael McCulley Tim McKay Judy Mead Donna Meiselbaugh 38 Arnold Metz Dave Moore Penny Morrison Tom Muzeck Dan Nedrow Michael Parker David Pauly Sheila Pauly Mary Pawlosky Greg Peron Marie Powers Susan Pung Gail Raymo Jim Raymo Jim Riggs Terry Riley Shirley Robbins Tom Robins Steven Rock Jim Rourke Bonnie Sayers Cheryl Sayers Jim Scherbarth Judy Schmidt Alan Schneider 39 Dick Schneider Marie Schneider Julie Schwartz Jane Shafer Donna Shafran Sharon Shaw Dick Shovan Norman Silk Janet Simpson Carol Skuta Bill Smith Karen Smith Robin Snitchler Sue Soper Bart Stockwell Larry Stockwell Jim Suisse Bob Surbrook Walter Susalla Jean Tackaberry Mary Ann Tebeau Peggy Van Busker k Ed Weber Ann Weidenback Joanne Weier Janet Wells Judy Welser Carolyn Westrick Harvey Westrick Jack Westrick 40 John Williams Nancy Wills Russ Wilson Judy Worthen Sue Wright Pat Young Sue Young Larry Zacharias Mary Kane Kathy Kane Kathy Kane Jane Cheadle and Carol Buxton L. to R. Top row: Mary Delor, Sue Soper, Pat Jamie- son, Julie Swartz, Sue Gauthier. R. to L. Bottom row: Jan Rutt, Gail Raymo, Barb Raymo, Barb Theison, Karen Budzik. Gail Raymo Janice Rutt 41 During our second week, we joined clubs; and the following month, we met our fellow enthusiasts in the organizations of our choice. 1st row: Rod Harris, Joe Bloink, Darlene Klaski, Kay Scharn- weber, 2nd row: Elias Balle- stero, Bob Behringer, Dick Shovan, Jim McMullan, Michelle Monschau, and Mr. Weber CluS tomorrow s Secretaries 1st row: Mary Borowski, Marilyn Johnson, Cheryl Burkhardt, Mrs. Snyder, 2nd row: Barb Raymo, Rosemary Susalla, Sue Dodea. Science and Matd 1st row: Dan Johnson, John Williams, Larry Westrick, John Hall, Anita Jordan, Mary Bending, 2nd row: Mr. Hyatt, Joe Krebs, Bob Lowe, Alan VanderKolk, Paul Blumer, Bob Fritz, and Mr. Buell. 1st row: Toni Bennett, Sheila LaVigne, Diane Ellery, Sheila Pauly, Ann Weidenbach, Peggy VanBuskirk, Gail Raymo, 2nd row: Mrs. Paajanen, Diane Johnson, Janice Marvin, Bonnie Baumgarten, Betty Closs, Sue Soper, Vicky Zimmer, Marsha Boucher, Mrs. Lutz, 3rd row: Sharon Shaw, Carolyn Westrick, Nancy Vollestaedt, Kathy Purvis, Karen Sass, Barb Jones, Sue Normandin 1st row: Diane Beauvais, Joe Burkart, Dave Pauly, Amie Metz, Larry Stockwell, Pat Eggers, Sec. and Treas., Sue Adams, Vice Pres., Gaile Dundas, Marion Gorrell, Janet Beier, Donna Meiselbaugh, Penny Orr, 2nd row: Margaret Welser, Elias Ballestero, Dick Shovan, Darwin Reeves, Rod Harris, Pres., Tom Banning, Tom Burgess, Bob Nelson, Karen Sass, Sarah Ferguson, Jeanne Thompson, Darlene Klaski, 3rd row: Dianna Ferebee, Philip Dowsett, Larry Prior, Larry Carleton, Dick Weidenbach, Linda Campbell, Kay Scharnweber, Joan Cochrane, Jane Shafer, Judy Worthen, Michelle Monschau, Beth Burkwhat, Nancy Bezenah, Nancy McLeod, 4th row: Mr. Weber, Dick Mc- Namara, Bill Wright, Joe Bloink, Bill Bates, Jae Shobbrook, Woody Anderson, Betty Briggeman, Patty Campbell, Anita Jordan 43 £afin Club 1st row: Wally Hurt, Monica Warren, Laurel McCullough, Linda Scott, Jerry Bell, Ken Bell, Wanda Arnold, 2nd row: Gaile Dundas, Pat Sterling, Carol Weber, Mrs. Logsdon, Linda Jones, Eileen Haney, Diane Leach, 3rd row: Chase Edmonson, Norm Jolin, Bill Snyder, Bill King, Bill Brandal, Joann Mau, Susan Pung De6a te Club 1st row: Barb Gardella, Bev DuShane, Nelson Lumley, Gene Ogden, Joe Stubbs, Margaret Welser, Carol Cronkhite, 2nd row: Sarah Ferguson, Benita VonBonin, Roy Beau- lac, Mr. Cornish, Lonnie Hazelwood, Diane Achatz, Ann Westrick Spanish Club 1st row: Kit Fisher, Nancy Wills, Pat Camp- bell, Linda Schantz, Carol Buxton, Sharon Melczarczyk, Marion Gorrell, Fran Umlauf, 2nd row: Adele Brown, Judy Worthen, Gloria Herbert, Mrs. Horning, Shirley Pyryt, Paul- ette Shurkey, Janet Alvey, Donna Wisniewski, 3rd row: Irene Achatz, David Moore, Micky AuFrance, Tony Revenue, Gary Mask, Barb Kuhn Librarians 1st row: Lois Chase, Mary Borowski, Ruth Welser, Miss VerHage, Pat Eggers, Sue Trumble, Ruth Ann Roome, Bev Muzeck, 2nd row: Sue Lepine, Marilyn Johnson, Cheryl Currier, Gloria Schweihofer, Terry Stahl, Ann Pauly, Luella Meyers 3in, 3ur , and 3eat(ievs 1st row: Irvin Rock, Norm Jolin, Mike Mcauley, David Moore, Ed Weber, Tony Vargo, Frank Goethals, Joe Neville, Tony Delor, Bob Duccatt, John DeRue, John Neiderhauser, 2nd row: Tucker Sobinski, Bill Shovan, Carl Haas, Dennis Campbell, Ron Shafer, Al Cahours, Jim Rouke, Ann Pauly, Carol Weber, Connie Heythaler, Gary Rocker, Bob Walters, Bob Johnson, Bob Stubbs, Jim Simons, Joe Elsholz, 3rd row: Mike Parker, Greg Peron, Steven Rock, Dave Sass, Ray Chichocki, Phil Dowsett, Bob Bickley, Marvin Williams, Glenn Jahn, Larry Zacharias, Richard Fraley, Larry Shook, John Beauvais, Mr. Anderson, 4th row: Jerry Elsholz, John Chatley, Dick Weiden- bach, Don Wisswell, Dick Mehlberg, Bill Wright, Dennis Sim- mons, Craig Lindsay, Ken Reidel, Larry Simons, Ken Bark, Harvey Westrick, Bob Devroy, Bob Fritz, Gene Czerniewski, Bob Surbrook National Honor Society 1st row: Benita Von Bonin, Sue Trumbull, Bruce Miller, Margaret Welser, Jim Cleland, Barb Gar- della, Carol Cronkhite, Sarah Ferguson, 2nd row: Mr. Blossom, Irene Achatz, Gaile Dundas, Kathy Distelrath, Carol Sadlowski, Cheryl Burkhardt, Diane Kuecken, Cheryl Currier, Darlene Klaski, Shirley Pyryt, Miss Travis, 3rd row: Mary Bending, Peg Mitchell, Janet Alvey, Anita Jordan, Pat Campbell, Janet Pauly, Laurel McCullough, Pat Burkhardt, Sue Foltanovich, Janet Harris, 4th row: Carl Haas, Jerry Elsholz, Chuck Anderson, Rip Gellein, Phil Conrad, Dennis Smith, Bob Nelson, Paul Kaufmann 45 Art Club First row L. to R. Bonnie Sayers, Kay Ketchem, Mary Goethals, Pat Jamieson, Jane Cheadle, Judy Fance, Carol Ankrapp, Connie Heythaler, L. to R. Second row: Mary Borowski, Darlene Adams, Dan Nedrow, Richard LaCroix, Debbie Grasley, Kathy Kane, Laura Yaek, Carol LaVigne, Third row L. to R. Greg Peron, Jim Sherbarth, Russ Wilson, Jill France, Bill Engelgau, Sharon Kranz, Annette Schweihofer, Jane Shafer, Jackie Arnold L. to R. Bottom row: Ed Hyslop, Tom Kenyon, David Duchene Ray Pyryt, Joe Elsholz, Harvey Westrick, Ray Chichocki, Larry Zacharias, Bob Devroy, Second row: Jim Liebetreu, Burr Bigger, Marv Williams, Ed Weber, Dennis Campbell, Jack Westrick, Tucker Sobinsky, Bruce Hayden, Bob Johnson, Third row: Tom Robins, Ralph Devroy, Glenn Schwei- hofer, Larry Simons, Frank Goethals, Dave Liebetrau, Tony Delor, Dave Ruff, and Dick Lumley. Cborus L. to R. First row: Shelia LaVigne, Mary Goethals, Carol Schenider, Kathy Monschau, Marlene Lelowicz, Barb Smith, Betty Schneider, Michelle Monschau, Sue Soper, L. to R, Second row: Vicki Zimmer, Sarah Vossen, Nancy Vollstaedt, Judy Schmidt, Mr. Weber, Annette Schweihofer, Mary Lou Ingles, Anna Jo Scott, Janice Kuecken, Carol LaVigne, Third row L. to R. Sue Burroughs, Karen Fletcher, Terry Stahl, Gail Baker, Betty Zoeplitz, Jean Tackaberry, Judy Baker, Diane Ellery, Carol Ankrapp, Fourth row L. to R. Betty Closs, Claudia Arnold, Sue Butlin, Sharon Kranz, Gloria Travis, Judy English, Donna Gildenpfennig 3 . 3 . A. Hi-Boosters Bottom row L. to R. Ruth Ann Roome, Gail Baker, Mary Kay Foley, Sandy LaFrance, Tom Brown, Tom Banning, Bev Muzeck, Charlene Mayhew, Marion Gorrell, Pat Sterling, Pat Jamieson, Pauletta Shurkey, Second row: Janet Pauly, Judy Stacey, Betty Briggeman, Martha Wulff, Dianna Teeple, Gloria Travis, Kay Scharnweber, Sharon Melczarczyk, Joan Cochrane, Kathy Distelrath, Judy Hosburgh, Monica Warren, Third Row: Mary Ellen Mitchell, Nancy McLeod, Karen Smith, Barb DeRue, Mary Allen, Pat Hurt, Gloria Schweihofer, Carole Sadlowski, Linda Arnold, Becky France, Bonnie Baumgarten, Laura Yaek, Top row: Mr. Barber, Pete Miller, Scott Kerr, Fred Cartwright, Denny Delor, Rip Gellein, Bob Behringer, Virginia Long, Nancy Vollstaedt, Anna Jo Scott, Jae Shobbrook, Tom Stevenson, Gary Wana- maker, Roy Beaulac, Leo Vossen, and Mr. Bengtson. g.A.A. Bottom Row 1. ro r. Martha Wulff, Jeanne Thompson, Janice Marvin, Peg Mitchell, Jill Peron, Kathy Distelrath, Betty Denomy, Sharon Closs, Second Row: Julie Schwartz, Sue Lepine, Jackie Little, Carol Cronenworth, Mary Lou Ingles, Bonnie Baumgarten, Mary Kane, Janet Harris, Third Row: Marsha Boucher, Gail Raymo, Barb Kuhn, Kathy Wills, Mrs. Lutz, Fay Potter, Bonnie Denomy, Kathy Goodenough, Carol Skuta, Top Row: Linda Simmons, Kathy Loznak, Sue Adams, Pat Hurt, Joan Cochrane, Ann Starkey, Gloria Travis, and Dianna Teeple. 3.H.A. First row L. to R. Judy Schmidt, Gloria Schwiehofer, Nancy Bezenah, Connie Justa, Joan Mackley, Anna Jo Scott, Carole Sadlowski, Karen LaFrance, Sheila Pauly, Second row: Ruth Welser, Nancy McLeod, Marilyn Johnson, Ruth Ann Roome, Janet Pauly, Mrs. Paajanen, Linda Brown, Janice Kuecken, Diana Johnson, Laura Yaek, Third row: Claudia Bedard, Vicki Zimmer, Sandy Weier, Joanne Weier, Linda Coleman, Ann Weidenbach, Carolyn Westrick, Peggy Van- Buskirk, Marie Powers, Winnie Genaw, Colleen Gould, Third row: Nancy Vollstaedt, Nancy Irish, Sue Burroughs, Carol Weber, JoAnn Patterson, Linda Adams, Linda Arnold, Debby Grasley, Darlene Adams, Jackie Arnold, Sandy LaFrance, and Judy Baker. Ifoung Republicans First row L. to R. Nancy Irish, Linda Campbell, Senita von Bonin, Joe Stubbs, Margret Welser, Beverly Dushaine, Sarah Ferguson, Barb Gardella, Second row L. to R. Marian Johnson, Tam Boucher, Eileen Haney, Pat Campbell, Mr. Buell, Penny Orr, Anita Jordan, Lois Chase, Beth Burkwhat, Third row L. to R. Paul Blumer, Carol Cronenworth, Margaret Bezenah, Nancy Bezenah, Kathy Loznak, Carol Cronkhite, Gaile Dundas, Bill King, Fourth row L. to R. Dave Wulff, Alan Vanderkolk, Robert Lowe, Gene Odgen, Tony Revenue, Jim Cleland, Dick Rinn. First row L. to R. Linda Campbell, Benita von Bonin, Sandy LaFrance, Kathy Wills, Joe Stubbs, Barb Gardella JoAnn Patterson, Second row L. to R. Diane Achatz, Jeanne Thompson, Anna Jo Scott, Margaret Welser, Joan Mackley, Mari- lyn Gille, Bonnie Doerr, Carol Buxton, Third row L. to R. Mr. Blossom, Ken Bell, Toni Bennett, Janice Marvin, Kate Krebs, Peg Mitchell, Ruth Welser, Miss Moran, Fourth row L. to R. Darwin Reeves, Rod Harris, Larry Marvin, Fred Cart- wright, Ron Aure, Jerry Bell. 3utu re fiezcders $r. 3utu re Nurses First row: L. to R. Penny Orr, Janice Rutt, Mary Ann Pung, Jim Wheeler, Ruth Welser, Sarah Fergu- son, Anna Jo Scott, Karen Budzik, Kate Krebs. Second row: L. to R. Karen Smith, Kathy Goodenough, Kathy Di- stelrath, Cheryl Burk- hardt, Pat Hurt, Judy Schmidt, Pat Young, Linda Brown. Third row: L. to R. Mr. Godwin, Robin Snitchler, Judy Hos- burgh, Sandy Krokker, Gene Ogden, Claudia Arnold, Sue Burroughs, Betty Denomy. First row: L. to R. Jean Tackaberry, Linda Campbell, Mary Ann Tebeau, Sue Wright, Chickie Little, Janet Pauly, Joann Mau, Donna Shafran, Bonnie Denomy, Second row L. to R. Janet Harris, Stephanie Meno, Laura Yaek, Pat Sterling, Miss ' Travis, Mary Kane, Carol Cronenworth, Carol Boulier, Janet Wells, Third row L. to R. Sue Stineman, Mary Pawlo- sky, Barb Smith, Kay Fandrick, Judy Hansel, Linda Scott, Linda Arnold, Cheryl Mallot, Judy Mead, Sharon Closs. Sr. 3utu re Nurses Bottom row L. to R. Margaret Bezenah, Diane Beauvais, Joan Mackley, Pat Eggers, Lynda Simmons, Ruth Ann Roome, Penny Ingles, Second row L. to R. Judy Stacey, Charlene May- hew, Donna Hudolin, Diane Kuecken, Mrs. Snyder, Connie Just a, Gloria Travis, Judy Wol- gast, Third row, L. to R. Betty Papciak, Sue Butlin, Dianna Teeple, Mary Lou Ingle, Sue Lepine, and Karen Burkhardt. 49 3 He 1 963 Varsity 3ootSall Squad First row L. to R. Chase Edmonson, Larry Prior, Dick McNamara, Tom Banning, Dick Rinn, Joel Davies, Ron Frantz, Dennie August, Tom Olkowski, Dave Krenke, Richard LaCroix, Dick Pauly, Second row L. to R. Gary Wanamaker, Bob Anderson, Dee Boulier, Bill Shovan, Tom Burgess, Joe Krebs, Larry Marvin, Paud Calnan, Jae Shobbrook, Dan Frantz, Don Anderson, Les Hasler, Peter Jones, Rick Schwartz, and Bill Berger. 50 Court Bottom row: L. to R. Ann Edmonson, Senior; Sue Trum- ble, Senior; Sue Wright, Freshman; Top row: Sue Fol- tanovich, Junior; Linda Scott , Soph- omore; Shirley Theison, Senior and Queen; and Anna Jo Scott, Junior. Homecoming Queen Shirley Theison was our Home- coming Queen. She reigned supreme on the evening of October 12, 1962. Homecoming 1963 OootSall Scores St. Clair Opponent S.C. 39 Ann Arbor U.H. 0 s.c. 13 Cros-Lex 33 S.C. 13 Richmond 0 s.c. 7 St. Stephen 26 s.c. 0 Algonac 6 s.c. 0 Marine City 26 s.c. 6 Yale 13 s.c. 7 Marysville 7 51 3riend’s we’ll always rememSer. Tragedy struck on October 12, 1962. St. Clair Police Chief Johnny McDonald was struck by a car as he directed the traffic after the Homecoming Game, and died later as a result of injuries received. Jim Cheadle was a Junior (the class of ' 64) when Parkin- son disease struck him. That led to Luekemia and a long stay in the University Hospital in Ann Arbor. He was home every now and then, but the staff in Ann Arbor kept his bed warm. If he was an example of how strong the Junior class is, then it’s a strong class, because he was supposed to have given in long before he did. Finally he couldn’t fight any longer and the day before Thanksgiving, he left this world for another. Jane Cheadle Ba.s(zet6all 1962 an • Opponent Chippewa Valley 42 Marysville 57 Cros-Lex 40 St. Stephen 73 Algonac 63 Marine City 46 Yale 60 Marysville 75 Chippewa Valley 39 Cros-Lex 63 Richmond 57 St. Stephen 81 Algonac 56 Marine City 69 Yale 50 Bottom row: 1. to r. Norm Jolin, Ron Aure, Mr. Bengtson, Scott Kerr, Dennis Smith; Second row: Walter Jones, Robbie Nelso Tony Vargo; Third row: Peter Jones, Bob Johnson, and Jim Arnold State Champions of 2963 The Gymnastic team has had another fine year! Compet- ing against the following schools: Ann Arbor, Alpena, Hills- dale, Ionia, Jarvis Collegiate, Ontario, North Farmington, and Sarnia Collegiate, they were victorious in all of their twelve duel meets. They came in second in one tri-meet. To top off their year, the gymnastic team again brought the State Championship back to St. Clair for the third year in a row. X marks the spot ! One, two. . .Cha, cha, cha! Mythical Monkeys: Walter Jones, Tony Why don ' t they make these things lower? O.K., Ron, Now let ' s see you do it without any hands! Cr-rroak! Leap frog, anyone? It ' s a plane! No, it ' s SuperNorm! ! Activities and Don Stubbs. fm ’’Those Clairvoyant cameras are everywhere ! Eeek! Frankenstein ' s monster! HELP! ” ’’This wasn’t in the recipe! Ron— C’mon, smile! WE’RE HAVING FUN! 5(ie l Vdole Crew Seated: Joan Mackley, Penny Orr, Bob Behringer, Sarah Ferguson, Ron Aure, Fran Umlauf, Lynda Simmons, Marlene Lelowicz; Standing: Connie Justa, Jim Cleland, Gene Ogden, Ron Frantz, Bruce Miller, Margaret Welser, Dick McNa- mara, Larry Hansel, and Rod Harris. Scrubbing up for the operation. . . The Operation! Senior Srip Eighth wonder of the world, the Wash- ington Pyramid! tennis The St. Clair Tennis team, composed primarily of Fresh- men and Sophomores, had a fair season this year with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. The young Saints placed second in the Regionals and second in the County Meet, and the doubles team of Tom Banning and Rip Gellein placed second on both occasions. Spring Gloria Schweihofer and Leo Vossen. Standing L. to R. Bob Oles, Jerry Bell, Don Wisswell, Mr. Stab- lein, Rip Gellein, Gary Rocker, Mike Dziedzic, Ken Bell, Larry Oles, Jack Schmidt. Seated L. to R. Tom Burgess, Tom Banning, and Larry Shook. 3 rac£ Bottom row L. to R. Tom Molloy, Dick Rinn, Ron Frantz, Joel Davies, Bob Mead, Leo Vossen. 2nd row; 1. to r. Bob Pauly, Don Moore, Paud Calnan, Mr. McLouth, Dennie Delor, Gary Wanamaker, Ron Allen. 3rd row; 1. to r. Elias Ballestero, Tom Lambert, Rick Schwartz, Ray Lepine, Jerry Hyslop, Tucker Sobinski. WeigHt Sifting Bottom row; 1. to r. Rick Schwartz, Don Moore, Tom Burgess, Drin Bacon, Joe Krebs, Paud Calnan, Dick LaCroix. Top row; 1. to r. Mr. McLouth, Delbert Arnold, Tom Kenyon, Bill Berger, Larry Chamey, Bob Mead. 60 Mr. Cornish “Uncle $odn” Uncle John, as he is known to his Students, came from Battle Creek, Michigan. He graduated from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science degree; his Master’s degree was awarded by Michigan State University. Because he feels that it is an educator’s duty to keep in tune with the times, Mr. Cornish has con- tinued his advanced graduate work at Western Michigan and the University of Michigan. Before coming to St. Clair, Mr. Cornish taught at Ludington and Grand Rapids. He has been a staff member here for ten years. The entire Cornish family, including Mrs. Cornish, Mary Lynn, Cynthia Ann, Janet Sue, and Jeffrey William, have been an asset to our community. Mrs. Cornish has been a teacher and is a talented designer. Mr. Cornish is superintendent of the Sunday School at the Congre- gational Church, and he is a member of the Ameri- can Heritage Foundation, National Geographic Soci- ety, and the Society of the First Division. He is a veteran of World War II, having served with the First Infantry Division in Europe. After participating in five campaigns, Mr. Cornish was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement against the enemy. As a teacher of history, government, and sociolo- gy, Uncle John has helped us to see ourselves as necessary individuals working together to form a democratic society. We are proud to dedicate the 1962-63 Clairvoyant to John Cornish. 61 Bottom row, Judy English and Sue Trumble; Standing, L. to R; Pat Eggers, Jo Ann Patter- son, Kathy Wills, Ruth Ann Ross, Shirley Theison, and Patsy Burkhart Reserve Bottom row, L. to R. Colleen Gould, Peggy Mitchell, Jan- ice Marvin, Winnie Genaw; Standing, L, to R Florrie Dalzen, Linda Cooper, Bev Bates, Jeanne Thompson Varsity Bottom row L. to R Dennis August, Tom Molloy, Larry Oles, Tom Olkowski, Jae Shobbrook, Dick McNamara, Tom Banning, Bruce Miller, Larry Prior, Joel Davies, Jim Cleland; 2nd row, L. to R: Mr. McLouth, Leo Vossen, Jim Novak, Larry Marvin, Paud Calnan, Don Anderson, Tom Stevenson, Tom Burgess, Less Hasler, Don Moore, Dee Boulier, Rick Schwartz, Mr. Watt; 3rd row, L. to R.: Gary Olzewski, Larry Charney, Bill Berger, Darwin Reeves, Gary Wanamaker, Pete Miller, Rip Gellein, Bob Oles, Fred Cartwright, Carl Haas, and Dick Rinn. Varsity Club Cfieerleaders A typical pep meeting. r, . hemor Honors Valedictorian James Cleland Salutatorian Sarah Ferguson D.A.R. Girl . Constance Just a I Dare You ' 1 . Margaret Welser James Cleland Faculty Award Marlene Lelowicz Vo-Ag Leadership Award Joseph Meyers Betty Crocker Carol Cronkhite Mathematics James Cleland Art Award Marlene Lelowicz Ladies History Class Patricia Hurt Vo-Ag Parliamentary Procedure Award , Robert Muhlitner National Merit Scholarship Finalists . . . Sarah Ferguson Margaret Welser Homecoming Queen Shirley Theison SCHOLARSHIPS Dick McNamara, Fay Potter, Lois Chase, Tom Banning, Tam Boucher, and Larry Prior. Prom Jim Cleland, Barb Kuhn, Tam Boucher, and Larry Prior. U of M Regents Alumni Margaret Welser James Cleland Michigan State University Barbara Gardella Evans Scholarship James Cleland Doctor ' s Wives Auxiliary St. Clair and Sanilac County -Nursing . Constance Justa Albion Bruce Miller Anonymous Scholarship Paul Blumer STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1963-64: Diane Achatz, Kathy Distelrath, Darwin Reeves, and Cindy Dixon. of The Thinker and his Protegee . . . (Mr. Van- Deusan and Jill Peron) CANADIAN EXCHANGE Mr. MacArthur Dapne Ward Janie Thomson Flora Rathbun Gail Garniss John Feightner Baxter Willis Harold Slade and CARPENTRY CLASS Front row, L. to R. John Chaso, Bernard Osterland, Bob Tweedle, Verne Felstow, John Meldrum. Second row, L. to R. Eldon Thueme, Denny August, Ron Daniels, Harry Anthony. Third row. L. to R. Dale Guldenstine, Mr. Irvin, Instructor, and Jim Kaufman. Mr. MacArthur Harris Cohen 64 “Clairvoyant” Jane Co-editors Barbara Kuhn Mary Bending Faculty Advisor Mrs. VanDam Editorial Staff Sue Adams Janet Alvey Jane Cheadle Stephanie Meno Janice Rutt Mary Advertisements Wakely-Kushner Associates 211429 Mack Ave. St. Clair Shores St. Clair High School SCHLINKERT ' S 1213 S. Riverside ST. CLAIR, MICH. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME BUILDER The COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK of Saint Clair Your Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. ERICKSON S DRUGS 212 S. 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