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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

CiAirvoymt 196il Your yearbook staff has designated this as the Year of the Elephant. Early in the school year the elephant jokes began, and they grew more ridiculous as the year progressed. That is not our only reason for choosing Ellie” as our symbol this year, however. The elephant is noted for his long memory, and we feel that the 1963- 1964 school year will live in memory as long as there are any of us to remember. The first big dance of the year was the Junior Prom. Soft, blue lights shone on a central wishi ng well as couples danced to the theme music, Blue Velvet. Who will ever forget sitting in classes in stunned silence on November 22, 1963 when President Kennedy’s assassination was announced? We watched with a mixture of awe and pride as our democratic government continued to function smoothly with a new president, Lyndon B. Johnson, even as President Kennedy ' s funeral procession marched slowly to Arlington Cemetery. The Christmas Dance, sponsored this year by the Sophomore Class, had a pictur- esque, old-fashioned sleigh as its central decorative theme, and the hall in front of the main office had been converted to a comfortable lounge highlighted by a glow- ing, ten- foot Christmas tree. The Senior play this year was The Night of January Sixteenth. The Junior Class presented the comedy Stuck Pot . Early in May the Freshman Class presented their annual dance. The multi- purpose room was decorated with spring flowers. On May tenth the Seniors left for their annual, educational (?) trip to Washington. The days that followed were crowded with exams and festivities including the gala Senior Prom which was held in the Blue Water Room of the Y.M.C.A. in Port Huron. It was, indeed a night in Shangri-La. Suddenly it was graduation with the seniors marching solemnly up the aisle in their caps and gowns, each wondering what the future would bring. This year not only the seniors parted company with S.C.H.S. We also lost two teachers who retired. Mrs. Beulah Logsdon taught Latin and English at St. Clair for fourteen years. She sponsored the Latin Club. Miss Mildred Travis came to St. Clair in 1925. Thirty-nine years later she has decided that she’d like to do something else for a change. Like rest. And travel. We ' ll miss her. She was founder of the St. Clair Chapter of the National Honor Society; so this year, in an impressive ceremony, the chapter was renamed for her. Last September this school year seemed to stretch out endlessly, now it is all over, all too soon. Thanks for the memories, Miss Travis Mrs. Logsdon VedicAtion This year ' s Clairvoyant is dedicated to Miss Janice Moran, counselor at Saint Clair High School of the past ten years. ; Miss Janice Moran A former teacher of Business Education, Miss Moran was born in Grindstone City but now calls St. Clair ’’home. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Central Michigan University and her Master of Arts degree in guidance from the University of Michigan. She has served as a class advisor and has worked untiringly as Student Council ad- visor for many years. Miss Moran is a willing listener, coun- selor, and friend. Her office door is always open to any student who wishes to discuss a scheduling, classroom, or personal problem with her. 3 Top row left to right: Mr. Alley, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Barber; Second row; Mr. Bohs, Mr. Buell, Mr. Clark; Third row: Mrs. Cornish, Mr. Cornish, Mr. Dunham, Miss Fritz, Mr. Godwin; Fourth row: Mrs. Horning, Mr. Huston, Mr. Hyatt, Mr. Irvin, Mr. Komph. Top, 1. to r. — Mrs. Lutz, Mr. McLouth, Mrs. Paajanen, Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Snyder; 2nd row: Mr. Stablein, Mr. VanDeusen, Mrs. VanDam, Miss VerHage, Mr. Watt; Bottom left— Mr. Weber. L. to r. Mrs. McCallum, Miss Niebauer Boss Bugsy Buell and his St. Clair Stooges— 1. to r. Smiley Stablein, Gorgeous Godwin, Hypotenuse Hyatt, Bugsy Buell, Monkey Milliken, and Humbug Huston. Custodims 5 L. to r. Bottom— Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Thomp- son; Top— Mr. Lane, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Bryson, Mr. Klaski. Left- Swede” as a member of the Home- coming Court. Right- Marg on a typical school day in the U.S. a a j j Sonja Margareta Lowgren of Arvika, Sweden, was born November 11. 1946 in Srvika. Her father is a teacher and a counselor, and her mother is a homemaker. She attended a public school in Srvika for the first grade through the fourth grade. From fifth through the ninth grade she attended a grammar school in her town. The year before she left she attended the gymnasium, which is equivalent to our Junior College. She still has two more years when she goes back before she will graduate from the gymnasium. In America, her friends fondly call her Swede or Marg or Maggie. We’ll miss you next year, Margareta. Maggie on the train (the Senior trip). 6 196 Canadian Gxcfimge Canadian Students Top row— L. to R, John Geddes, Vic Nowicki, George Gettas; L. to R. Glenda Robinson, Nancy O ’Farrell, Barb Yoder, Peggy Keefe. Top row L, to R.— Tom Mollan, Phil Conrad, Carl Haas, John Niederhauser; Bottom row— L. to R. Nancy Irish, Peg Mitchell, Dyanna Teeple, and absent Shirley Pyryt (german measles!). St. Clair High School is proud to participate in the Youth for Understanding Program sponsored by various organizations in our community. 7 Diane Kuecken President Kuch” Joseph Krebs Vice-President ’’Admiral ' ' Beverly Muzeck Secretary Bev Gaile Dundas Treasurer Gaile 8 Sherwood Anderson Woody Gail Baker Gaylord Claudia Arnold Slim William Bates Gus Dorian Bacon Drin Roy Beaulac Doc 9 Linda Brown Linda” Thomas Burgess Tom Patricia Burkart Patsy Cheryl Burkhardt Cheryl Burk Karen Burkhardt Karen Susan Burroughs Sue 10 Susan Butlin Susie Q Padraig Calnan Cal 11 Robert Devroy ’’Bob Katherine Distelrath Kathy Cynthia Dixon Cindy Barbara Drabant ’Babs ’’ Beverly DuShane Bev Richard Dybalski Spider 12 Karen Fletcher ’’Fletch Mary Kay Foley Red Susan Foltanovich Sue Frank Goethals Gerald Hahn Ellie Frank Fred 13 Betty Hale Betty” Leslie Hasler Heart Bruce Hayden Bruce 14 Sharon Johnson Sharon Patrick Kane Tony 6 Karen Kotranza Karen Sandra Krokker Krok Robert LaDuke La Duck 15 Sandra LaFrance Sandy Lawrence Marvin Larry Dennis McNamara Denny Margareta Lowgren Swede Charlene Mayhew Char Luella Meyers Lu Nelson Lumley Nels James McMullan Jim Mary Ellen Mitchell Mary 16 Kathleen Monschau Monch ” Donald Moore Don Brian Moss ’’Smiley” 17 18 Gloria Schweihofer ’’Gunner” r Anna Jo Scott Anna Jo” Jae Shobbrook Shire” 19 Dennis Smith “Dennis Terry Stahl “Terry William Snyder Bill Christine Starkey Chris Judith Stacey Jude Thomas Stephenson “Tom 0 Mary Ann Straub Straubie Dyanna Teeple Teep Gloria Travis Trav 20 Anthony Vargo Tony” Leo Vossen ’’Leo Gary Wanamaker Gary” Carol Weber Web Elizabeth Anne Westrick Anne Lawrence Westrick Larry 21 Claudia, Tom, Cheryl Sandy and Gary Senior Directory GAILE DUNDAS, 717 Wltherell, 9-4558, Latin Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Vice President 4; G.A.A. 1; SUin t Trim 2; Young Republicans 3; Girl’s Stale 3; Canadian Exchange 3; Junior Play 3; Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Advanced Spanish 4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4. BEVERLY DCSHANE, 5118 Bowman, 9-4442, Debate Club 1,2,3; Ubrary Club 1; Librarian 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Young Republicans 3,4; Secretary 3; Homeroom 3,4; Treasurer. Steering Committee 4; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD OYBALSKI, 2881 SU CUir Highway, 9-4727, Baseball 3,4; Football 4; Track 4. BILL ENGELGAU, 729 N. 9th St., 9-3398, Basketball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Steering Committee 2,4; Art Club 2,3; Canadian Exchange 3; Senior Play 4. KAREN FLETCHER, 6175 Belle River Rd., Marine City, 9-2661, Chorus 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Clairvoyant 3; Boosters Club 4. MARY KAY FOLEY, 2075 St. CUir Highway, 9-4382, Future Teachers 1,2; Chorus 1; Student Council 2,4; Spulsh Club 3; Boosters Club 3,4; Senior Play 4. SUSAN FOLTANOVICH, 1530 W. Vine St., 9-3580, F.H.A. 1; Future Teachers 1; Spanish Club 2; Class Secretary 3; Steering Committee 3; Shorthand Award 3; Homecoming Court 3,4. REBECCA FRANCE, 215 N. Srd St., 9-4243, Latin Club 1; Steering Committee 1,3; G.A.A. 1,4; Vice-President Cheerleader 2; Boosters Club 3,4; Echo 3; Future Nurses 4. ROBIN HOOL, 521 N. 2nd Street, 9-3342, Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Gymnastics Chib 3; Bowling 4. JUDY HOSBURGH, 832 N. 9th, 9-4368, Girls Gymnastics 1; G.A.A. I; Future Teacher 1,2,3; Librarian 1,4; Steering Committee 2; Boosters Club 3; Cadet Teacher 4. DONNA HUDOUN, 1829 Clinton Avenue, 9-2682, F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Steering Committee 1,2; Future Nurses 2.3,4; Parliamentarian 2; Homecoming Court 2,4; Homeroom President 4; Senior Play 4. PENNY INGLES, 808 Whiting, 9-4414, Future Teachers 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Future Nurses 2,3,4. PETER JONES, 814 Wltherell, Gymnastic Team 1,2,3; Football 1,3; Electronics Club 1,2; Junior Play 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Track 4; B.A.A. 4. DARLENE JUST A. 6900 Big Hand, 9-4091, Echo 3. PAT KANE, 3266 Vine, 9-3923, Football 2; Track 2; Boosters Club 4. PAUL KANE 3266 Vine, 9-3923, Football 2; Gymnastics Club 2; Weightlifting 3; Clairvoyant 4; Chorus 4. DARLENE KLASKI, 308 S. 9th, 9-4496, Future Teachers 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; TyplnS Award 3; Young Republicans 4. KAREN KOTRANZA, 2673 Ellsworth, 9-3606, Gymnastics 1. JOE KREBS, 415 Jay, 9-3856, Science-Math Club 1,2,4; Steering Com- mittee 1; Electronics Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Weightliitlng 3; Science Award 3; Junior Play 3; Class Vice-President 4; B.A.A. 4; Senior Play 4; Boosters Club 4; Varsity Club 4. SANDRA KROKKER, 537 N. 4th, 9-2529, Spanish Club 1; GlrU Gym- nastics 1,2. DIANE KUECKEN, 3573 S. River Road, 9-2581, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; President 2,4; Band 1,2,4; Slim A Trim 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary -Treasurer 2,3; Junior Play 3; Girl’s Stale 3; Steering Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Class President 4; UN Mock Assembly 3; G.A.A. 4; Student Council 4. ROBERT LADUKE, 3554 Palms Road, RA-7-4261, F.F.A. 1,2. SANDRA LAFRANCE, 1305 Adams Street, 9-2956, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Parliamentarian 4; Future Nurses I; Spanish Club 2; Boosters Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Junior Play— Student Director 3. DAN FRANTZ, 5014 Remer, 9-3037, Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 2,3; Fin, Fur, and Feather Club 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Weightlifting 3,4; Varsity Club 4; B.A.A. 4. BOB FRITZ, 5157 N. Belle River. RO-2-4916, Science-Math Club 1,3; Fin, Fur, and Feather Club 1,3; Band 1,2; Gymnastics Club 2,3; Junior PUy 3; Senior Play 4; Bowling 4; Track 4. Joan, Dave, Pat, Paul, Sheila, Tony Swede 22 JoAnn, Chris JERRY HAHN, 8781 8t. CUlr Highway, 8-32S2, F.F.A. 1. BETTY HALE, 684 N. Riveralde, Steering Committee 4. LESS HASLER. 1004 Fred Moore Highway, 9-4300, Baeeball 1,2,3; Baaketball 1,2, 3,4; Reading Club 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Tri -School Second Team 4; Steering Committee 3; Boosters Club 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4. BRUCE HAYDEN, 1014 8. Bth Street, 9-4244, Fin, Fur, and Feather Club 1; F.F.A. 3,4; Electronics Club 4. ROBERT HAYDEN, 5599 St. CUlr Highway, 9-4471, Baseball 1; Model Club 1; Electronics Chib 2; Audio-Visual Club 4; Steering Committee 4; Junior Great Books Club 4; Advanced Spanish 4; Senior PUy -Student Director 4. MARGARETA L WGREN, 127 Meldrum Circle, 9-4234, G.A.A. 4; Treasurer 4; UN Mock Assembly 4; Student Council 4; Exchange Student from Sweden 4; Senior PUy 4; National Honor Society 4. NELSON LUMLEY, 1116 S. Ninth, 9-3387, Gymnastics Club 1,2; Debate Club 3; Electronics 4. LARRY MARVIN, 215 Fred Moore Hwy, 9-2913, Class President 1.3; Football 1,2,3,4; All-League lot team 4; All-Area 1st team 4; All- State Honorable Mention 4; MacDonald Award-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 1,2; Baseball I; Golf 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Steering Committee 2; Canadian Exchange 3; Boy ' s State 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Student Director 4. CHARLENE MAYHEW, MlOColfe, 9-4110, F.H.A. 1,2; Band 1; G.A.A. I; Slim and Trim 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Boosters Club 3; Senior PUy 4. DENNIS SMITH, 105 N. 5th, 9-3944, Gymnastics 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Science -Math Club 4; President 4. WILLIAM W. SNYDER, 220 Benedict, 9-3776, Science-Math Club 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 2,3; Science Award 3. JUDITH STACEY, 403 N. 9lh, 9-2313, Homeroom Chairman 1; Home- room Secretary -Treasurer 3,4; Future Nurses 3,4; Cadet Teaching- Elementary 4. TERRY STAHL, 7043 Big Hand Rd., 9-4010, G.A.A. 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Junior PUy 3; Fin, Fur, and Feather 3; Student Librarian 3,4; Boosters Club 4. CHRISTINA STARKEY, 1507 Fred Moore Hwy., 9-4366, G.A.A. 1,2,3; Girls Iniramural 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Secretary 2; Booster’s Club 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Senior Future Nurses 4. THOMAS STEPHENSON, 416 Clinton Ave., 9-2158, Reading Club 1,2; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Boosters Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. MARY ANN STRAUB, 4095 Indian Trail Rd., 9-2608, Student Council 1; Dancing Club I; Tomorrow ' s Secretaries 1; Gymnaurtlcs 2; Librarian 2,4; Clairvoyant 3; G.A.A. 3; Senior PUy 4; Boosters Club 4. DYANNA TEEPLE, 916 Baird, 9-3117, Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; GlrU IntramuraU 1,2,3; CUIrvoyaid 1,2; Steering Committee 1,2,3; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Boosters Club 3,4; Junior PUy 3; Senior Play 4; National Honor tety 4. GLORIA TRAVIS, 217 S. 10th, 9-3385, Future Nurses 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; CUirvoyant 1,2; Steering Committee 2; Chorus 3,4; Boosters Club 3,4. ANTONY VARGO. 89 Wauketa, 9-4249, Gymnastics 2,3; Fin, Fur, and Feathers 2,3,4; President 4; Vice-President 3; Steering Committee 4. LEO V06SCN, 420 Hathaway, 9-3814, Baseball 1,2,3,4; FootbaU 1,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; County Champion 880 Yd. ReUy Team 3; Track-County Champ. 3; Boosters Club 3,4; Secretary of Boosters Club 4; Varsity Club 3. CAROL WEBER, 5772 Fred Moore Hwy., 9-3604, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Reading Club I; Fin, Fur, and Feather 3; National Merit SchoUrship Letter of Commendation 4; Future Teachers 4; Vice-President 4; Boosters Club 4; National Honor Society 4. ANNE WESTRICK, 2117 Clinton Ave., 9-2923, C.A.A. 1; Gymnastics 1; Spanish Club 2; Boosters Chib 2; Debate Club 3; Cadet Teaching 4. JUDY WOLGAST, 2618 Puttygut Rd., 9-2026, F.H.A. 2,3,4; Future Nurses 3,4. LYNN WOODARD, 411 N. Riverside, 9-3344, Gymnastics 1,2,3, 4; Intermurals 4. DIANE ACHATZ, 8111 St. CUlr Highway, 9-3602, Boosters Club 1; SUm and Trim 2; Steering Committee 2; Safety Chd 2; Student Council 3,4; Secretary 4; ClairvoyarS 3; Advanced Spanish 4. SUE ADAMS, 1053 North Riverside, 9-4479, President, Home Room 1; Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres- ident 3; President 4; Steering Committee 2,3,4; CUirvoyant 2,3; Exchange Student 3; Boosters Club 4; National Honor Society 4. DON ANDERSON, 141 Brown Street, 9-4476, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Medalist at the County Golf Meet 2; Runner up at the County Golf Meet 3; President of Homeroom 2,3,4; President of the Varsity Club 4. SHERWOOD ANDERSON, 963 Vine Street, 9-2524, Band 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Fin, Fur, and Feather 1,2; B.A.A. 4; Junior Play. Senior PUy; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 4. CLAUDIA ARNOLD, 1950 Range Road, 9-3204, Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses of America 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Slim and Trim 4; Senior PUy; Cadet Teaching-Eddy Elementary DRIN BACON, 543 N. 2d Street, 9-4303, Boosters Club 1,4; Science- Math Club I; InUnd Daily Press Award 1; Baseball -Manager 1; Bridge and Chess Club 2; Varsity Club 2,4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,4; Student Council 2,4; Spanish Club 3; Weightlifting Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Foreign Exchange Student 3; B.A.A. 4. GAIL BAKER, 10(� Whiting, 9-3562, Gymanastics 1,2; Chorus 1,3,4; Dance Club 1; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 2; Borers Club 3,4; Librarian 4. WILUAM BATES, 1559 S. Oakland, 9-2437, Band 1,2,3; Senior PUy 4. ROY BEAULAC, 5529 Remer Road, 9-4619, Gymnastics 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Debate Club 3; Electronics 4. DELOS BOUUER, 1426 Goffe, 9-4232, Football 1,2,3,4; AU-County Football -Honorable Mention 3; First Team 4; All-State Football- Honorable Mention 4; All-Area Football— First Team 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Tri -School All-Star Basketball Second Team 3; Track 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Industrial Arts Award 3; Boosters Club 4; Home Room Vice-President 4. BETTY BRIGGEMAN, 6580 Big Hand Road, 9-2037, Dance Club I. Echo 1,2; Band 2,3; Fin, Fur, Feather 2; Junior Play Student Director 3; Senior PUy 4; Boosters Club 3. LINDA BROWN, 1987 Vine Street, 9-4453. G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,3; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 4. THOMAS BURGESS, 301 Thomapple, 9-2482, Student Council 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Steering Committee 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 2; TennU 3,4; Junior PUy 3; Senior Play 4; Weightlifting Club 3; Foreign Exchange Student -Germany 3; B.A.A. 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Booster Club- President 4; Future Teacher ' s President 4. PATRICU BURKART, 316 Thornapple, 9-4225, Utin Club 1,2; Steering Committee 1,3,4; Captain 4; Echo 3; Advanced SpanUh 4; Homecoming Queen 4. CHERYL BURKHARDT, 7204 Rattle Run Rd., F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Steering Committee 1,4; Tomorrow’s Secretaries 3; Treasurer, National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; Booster Club 4; Senior Play 4. KAREN BURKHARDT, 7188 Rattle Run Rd., EN-7-3243, Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4. SUSAN BURROUGHS, 4782 St. CUlr Highway, 9-2119, Future Teachers l,2,3,4; Band 1,2; F.H.A. 2,3; UbrarUn 2,4; Chorus 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Junior PUy 3; Cadet Teacher 4. SUSAN BUTUN, 612 Vine St., 9-2113, Future Nurses 1.2,3,4; Chorus I,2,3,4; sum It Trim 2, 4; President 4; F.H.A. 2; Senior Play 4. PAUPCALNAN, 9158 Adair Rd., Richmond 9-4081, FootbaU 1,2,3,4; All League Team Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,4; Track 2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2. LAWRENCE CARLETON, 5093 St. CUlr Highway, 9-4679, Science Math Club 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Echo 2,3; Junior PUy 3; S.C.H.S. Correspondent Co-EcBtor 4; Dance Band 4; Pep Band 4; Senior PUy 4; Jr. Great Books 4; Student of the Week 4. CAROL CARRIER, 7248 Big Hand Rd., 9-3681, Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Usher ' s Club 1; F.H.A. 4. JAMES CHAPUT, 419 Benedict, 9-2636, Class President 1; Class Vice President 2; Football 1,2; Steering Committee 1,2; Track 3; Weightlifting 3. JOAN COCHRANE, 6688 Belle River Rd., Marine City, 9-3069, G.A.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boosters Club 2,3; Junior PUy 3; Pep Band 4; Senior PUy 4. CHERYL CURRIER, 1610 Bartlett Rd., 9-2364, National Honor Society 4. ;UGENE CZERNIAWSKI, 6708 BeUe River Rd., Marine City, 9-7619. OHN DELORE, 522 5 Fred Moore Highway, 9-4241, Art Club 1,2; Model Club 2; Drafting Award 3; Audio VUual Club 4. KATHERINE DISTELRATH, 6264 St. Clair Highway, 9-4658, Latin Club 1,2; Treasurer 2; Steering Committee 1,3; Student Council 1,4; Vice President 4; Class President 2; Boosters Club 3; C.A.A. 3,4; Secretary 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Secretary 4; Junior PUy Student Director 3; Nat. Honor Soci 3,4; DAR Award 4; Valedictorian. CYNTHU DDCON, 1207 Clinton Ave., 9-2057, Dance Club 1; Reading Club 1; Band I; Steering CommUtee 2; SpanUh Club 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Slim L Trim 2; Boosters Club, Presi- dent 3; Future Teachers, Vice President 3; Echo 3; Junior PUy 3; St. CUlr High School Coorespondent, Co-Editor 4; Senior PUy 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Advanced Spanish Club 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Student of the Week 4. BARBARA DRABANT, 214 Vine St., 9-4508, G.A.A. 1,2,3; SUm L Trim 2,3,4; Future Nurses 3,4. JAMES MCMULLAN, 1854 W. Vine, Football 2; Track 2; Art Chib 2; Pep Band 3; Baseball 3; CUirvoyant 4; Junior Great Books 4. DENNIS MCNAMARA, 4747 ChamberUIn Drive, 9-3929, Football 1,4; Steering Committee 1; Fin, Fur, and Feather 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Home- room Treasurer 1; Pep Band 2,3; Dance Band 3,4; DtxleUnd Band 4; CafeterU Worker 4. LUELLA MEYERS, 6733 Trumble Road, 9-3617 MARY ELLEN MITCHELL, 1900 CUnton Ave., 9-3508, Girls Gym- nastics 1; G.A.A. 1,2; CUss Secretary 1; Latin Club 2; Steering Committee 2,3; Boosters Club 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 4. KATHY MONSCHAU, 1020 Henry, Boosters Club 1,2; Student Council 1; GirU Gymnastics 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; LUrarUn 4; Talent Show 3,4; Junior PUy 3. DONALD MOORE, 5533 Belle River Road, 9-2676, Football 1,2,3; Baseball I; Gymnastics Club 2,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Welghlifting 3,4; Junior PUy 3; B.A.A. 4; Track 3,4. BRIAN MOSS, 509 Brown, 9-2366, Electronics Club 1,2,3; Fin, Fur, and Feather Club 1,2,3; Gymnastics Club 1,2,3; Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Folk Song Quartet 4; Student Exchange 4. BEVERLY MUZECK, 5266 St. CUir Hwy., 9-3646, Ubrarlan 1,2,3,4; Band 2; Student Council 2; Boosters Club Secretary 3; Junior PUy 3; Senior Play 4; CUss Secretary 4; Future Teachers 4. JOHN NEIDERHAUSER, 4043 Yankee Rd., 9-2447, Fin, Fur, and Feather 1,2; Junior Play 3; Senior PUy 4; Bowling 4; Electronics Club 4; Steering Committee 4. Gloria T., Ann W., Judy W. 23 JOE NOVELL!, 30M Allington Rd.. 9-4«a4. Fin, Pur, and Feather CKib 3,4; Electronics 4. MARGARET O ' NEILL, 133 Mcldrun Circle, 9-43S3, Clairvoyant 4; Future Nurses 4. HANK OREZECHOWSKl, 5041 Point Drive, RO-5-8347, Fin, Fur, and Feather Club 1; Chess and Bridge 1; Senior Play 4; Electronics Chd 4. JO ANN PATTERSON, 3404 Vine 81.. 9-3984, Steering Committee 1,2; Boosters Club 1; Dance Club 1; Bowling 1; Cheer Leading 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; F.H.A. 3; Cadet Teaching 4; CUirvoyant 4. ANN PAULY. 6530 Big Hind Rd., 9-3670, GlrU Gymnastics 1; Boosters Club 1,2,4; Pin, Pur, and Feather 2; Junior Play 3; Bowling 4. BOB PAULY, 1500 CUnton Ave., 9-4126, Baseball 1,2; FootbaU 1.2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. MARY ANN PUNG, 1421 S. Allen Road, 9-3008, Future Teachers 1,2,3; UN Mock Assembly 3,4; Cadet Teacher 4. RAYMOND PYRYT, 7356 Big Hand Road, 9-2076, F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; F.F.A. Convention 4; Fin, Fur, and Feather 3. ANTHONY REVENUE. 2290 Range Road, 9-2624, Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Young Republicans 3. KENNETH RIEDEL, 902 Whiting, 9-3856, FootbaU 1,4; All-League team, Hon. Mention 4; Weightlifting 2; Chess and Bridge Club 2; Fin, Pur, and Feather 2,3. RUTH ANN ROOME, 1002 Withcrcll, 9-4539, Student Council 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; SUm and Trim 2; Future Nurses 2,3; Librarian 3; Junior Play 3; Clairvoyant 4. i DAVID RUFF, 2051 Fred Moore Hwy., 9-2132, F.F.A. 1,8,3,4; Intermural 4. ROBERT RUTTAN, 1204 St. CUlr Hwy., 9-4540; Football 1; Baaket- ball 1,2; Gymnastics Club 1.2. CAROLE SADLOWSKl, 2436 N. Riverside, 9-2338, F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Secretary 2,3; President 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Steering Com- mittee 3,4; Boosters Club 3; Canadian Exchange 3; Junior Play 3; Future Nurses 4; Secretary 4; UN Mock Assembly 4; National Honor Society 4. SHEILA SAYERS, 415 N. 5th, 9-3933, O.A.A. 1; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Steering Committee 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 1; Class SecreUry 2; Slim and Trim 2; Boosters Club 2; Echo 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; National Honor Society 4. KAY SCHARNWBBER, 402 S. 8th, 9-3343, G.A.A. 1; Band 1,2.3,4; Ubraiian 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Secretary 3; SUm It Trim 2; Pep Band 3,4; Boosters Club 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Chorus 4; Student Council 4. CAROL SCHNEIDER, 1110 Henry, 9-3239, Dance Chib 1; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Award 4; Future Teachers 1; Slim It Trim 2; Girls Gymnastics 2; F.H.A. 3,4; Songleader 3,4; Boosters Chib 3,4; Talent Show 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4. RICHARD SCHWARTZ, 1003 Vine, 9-4386, FootbaU l,2,3,4; Basket - baU 1,2; Bridge It Chess Club 1; Track 2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 2,3,4, Weightlifting 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Steering Committee 3; Cadet Teaching 4. ANNETTE SCHWEIHAFER, 7414 Trumble, 9-2603, Future Nurses 1; Art Club 1,2,3; Clairvoyant 2.3. GLENN SCHWIEHOFER, 2062 Fred Moore Highway, 9-3556, Baseball 1; FootbaU 1,4; WelghtlUtlng 2,3; Varislty Club 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. GLORIA SCHWIEHOFER, 2062 Fred Moore Highway, 9-3556, Home- room Treasurer 1; Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; ParUamentarlan 1; Reporter 2; Librarian 2,3,4; Boosters Club 3,4. ANNA JO SCOTT, 2604 Cox Road, 9-2391, Chorus 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Treasurer 3; Future Teachers 3; Student Council 3; Homecoming Court 3; Clairvoyant 4. JAE SHOBBROOK, 830 N. 6th, 9-3872, Student Council 1; Basketball 1,3,3,4; FootbaU 1,3,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Vice President 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Steering Committee 2,3; Boosters Club 3; All-County 1st Team, FootbaU 4; All-Area 1st Team, FootbaU 4; Honorable Mention AU -State FootbaU 4; Trl -School 1st Team, Basketball 4. Kathy, Linda, Larry, Gary, Cindy. Charlene, Gail, Mary Kay, Judy, Karen K., Sue A. 24 Si Clair 9nn And Country CluS •The Tnn on the River v ‘ Golf Course Swimming Pool Boat Dock 329-2222 Qroffs Drug Store Prescriptions Greeting Cards Cosmetics Gifts Candy 24 Hour Film Service 214 South Riverside The So a Sfiop 507 North Riverside 329-4228 Men ' s Clothing and Furnishings Scdlin ert 3uel and Builder’s Supply Company 1213 South Riverside 329-3300 Everything for the Home Builder 25 Paul Kaufman President Vi Laurel McCullough Secretary Gloria Herbert Vice-President Pete Miller Treasurer juniors Janet Alvey, Chuck Anderson, Delbert Arnold Mary Bending, Bill Berger, Nancy Bezenah, Bob Bickley, Joe Bloink, Jack Brenner Bower- Qveenwdii) 3unev2il Home Larry Charney Jack Charley Jeannette Clifford serving St. Clair for over 35 years 306 Jay Phil Dowsett Mike Dziedzic Dianna Ellery Jerry Elsholz Mercedes Estebanez Bill France Barringer’s Bakery s c 209 Jay 27 stew Cunningham’s 3isfierman’s lyfiarf nd Motor Lodge 1337 N. River Rd. Home of 3asfiion 205 N. Riverside Distinctive Hair Styles Dianne Grice Carl Haas Eileen Haney ? Janet Harris Connie Heythaler Jerry Hyslop Marian Johnson Bob R. Johnson Bob S. Johnson Norm Jolin Linda Jones Nancy Jones Anita Jordan Ted Kennedy Tom Kenyon 28 Janice Kuecken Karen LaFrance Carol LaVigne Sheila LaVigne Ray Lepine Dave Liebetreu Craig Lindsay Dick Lumley Janice Marvin Jill Mayhew Bill McCormick Dick Mehlberg Sharon Melczarczyk Steph Meno Jerry Miller Ed Minor Peg Mitchell Tom Mollan Michelle Monshau Chick Morrison Robbie Nelson Ross’ STANDARD Service 402 S. Riverside Prior PlumSing and Heafing 110 S. Riverside 29 3riedric(i ' s 3uner l Home anJ 3uvnituve Stove 214 Trumbull FA 9-4222 Ambulance Service Gordon Newton Sue Normandin Bob Oles Gary Olszewski Doug Osborn Linda Parker Janet Pauly Sue Pauly Terri Pearl Kathy Purvis Shirley Pyryt Darwin Reeves Irv Rock Gary Rocker Linda Schantz State 3arm insurance Robert B. Halsey 107 N. Riverside 329-4491 Jack Schmidt Linda Scott Ron Shafer Larry Shook Pauletta Shurkey Dennis Simmons 30 Carol Skuta Barb Smith Robin Snitchler Burgess C ndyhnd Tucker Sobinsky Gail Solgot Jerry Stager Pat Sterling Sue Stineman Herky Stubbs Fountain and Snack Bar Jeanne Thompson JoAnn Trumble Nancy Vollstaedt Sarah Vossen Bob Walters Monica Warren Gregory jewelry 114 Trumbull Dick Weidenbach Sandy Weier Vicki Whittaker X ' ' ' X Marv Williams Donna Wisniewski Don Wisswell t I As ar-Sfiain Pfiofograpfiers 1002 Military St. Port Huron SiM ' i 3loweTS Fourth and Jay Sts. Commercial and Savings Ban of Saint Clair 200 S. Riverside Visimond Cryst2il S 2 ilt Compsiny St Chir ' s Congest Ondustry 916 Soutfi R iverside 329-2211 33 Mickey Anderson President Marlene Newton Vice-President Kate Krebs Secretary De De Borland Treasurer Sophomores Rita Achatz. Mary Allen, Ron Allen, Carol Ankrapp, Jackie Arnold, Wanda Arnold Mike AuFrance, Ed Baars, Dave Beauchamp, John Beauvais, Claudia Bedard, Clay Bedard Bill Brandal ’’Del” Brown Karen Budzik Joe Burkart Carol Buxton Mary Ellen Cahours Linda Campbell Jane Cheadle Ray Cichocki Ron Clarke Ann Closs Joe Closs Sharon Closs Linda Coleman Joe Delor Betty Denomy Bonnie Denomy Ralph Devroy Norm Silk, Mike McCully, Mary Kane, Patti Young, Bev Bates and Nancy Wills Toni, Linda, Janice, and Jane Bob Duceatt Dave Duchene Geri Edgette Chase Edmonson Dinah Ellis Joel Endelmann Kay Fandrick Kit Fisher Jill Frantz Judy Frantz Howie Gauthier Sue Gauthier Mary Goethals Kathy Goodenough Marion Gorrell rjm Bill Grice Ron Gryszkiewicz Kathy Haddas Gary Hall Judy Hansel Ron Harris 36 Bob Ingles Glen Jahn Barb Jones Walt Jones Sam Justa Jan Beier Kathy Kane Mary Kane Steve Kotranza I I T. to B. Linda Cronenworth Barb Hutkawski Beth Simmons Mary Rocker 37 Chickie Little Virginia Long Cheryl Malott Gary Mask Joann Mau Mike McCully ’’Ringo” Gorkins Tim McKay Judy Mead Bob Mead Donna Meiselbaugh Arnie Metz Art Miller Clarence Miller Ken Mitchell Dave Moore Penny Morrison Tom Muzeck Dan Nedrow Maureen O’Neill Howard Pascoe David Pauly T. to B. Susan Pung Sue Mitchell and Barb Smith, JoAnn Patterson and Jim Chaput 38 Mary Pawlosky Cricket Peron Marie Powers Anderson, Woody Anderson Mick Dziedzic Bill McCormick Norm Jolin, Vicki Zimmer, Pauletta Shurkey, Linda Arnold, Mary Bending Sharon Shaw Dick Shovan Norm Silk Larry Simons Bill Smith Karen Smith Jean Tackaberry Mary Ann Tebeai Peggy Vanbuskirk Debbie Wardle Ed Weber Ann Weidenbach 40 Penny Solgot Sreshman Pi cs 41 Carol Schmidt Dick Pauly President t y Mary Rocker Vice-President Judy Mitchell Secretary Barb Achatz Treasurer Julie De Lisle Dick McGregor Howie Achatz, Roger Achatz. Jack Adams, Joe Adams, Steve Ahles, Larry Allen Pat Alvey, Marsha Anderson. Vince Andrezejewski, Skip Appel, Kent Bacon, Joyce Baker Don Behringer - g Glen Beier 7 Denny Bengtson ' 7 % Burr Bigger 1 Todd Bigger George Biscorner Mary Ann Biscorner Carol Black Roger Blumer Dave Borowski Debbie Bott Bob Boulier Qliem’s Mcdii Market Established 1887 508 S, Riverside 329-4400 Quality Meats Sscfiann n’s to $ 5.00 Store 116 S. Riverside 329-3451 43 Cehnd €. Sass, jeweler 206 S. Riverside 329-4449 Quality 3eed 2Lnd Supply feed seed paints hardware appliances 1309 Clinton Ave. Tom Brenner George Bromberger Terri Brown Leslie Buit Donna Cahours John Carr Ray Charney Lee Chisnell Donna Gloss Jim Coleman Jeanne Comrie John Corkins Linda Cronenworth Greg Cunningham Jean Curtis John DeRue Frank Distelrath Nancy Dodd 44 Bob Dundas Lynn Edgette Gary Ellery Memoria carpel 3iinera Home Mike Emig Carol English Lee Frantz 4061 St. Clair Hwy. 329-2231 Ann Freeland Pat Foley Mike Gallagher Bob Gelushia John Gryszkiewicz Ed Guildenpfennig Robbie Gunn Sue Gunn John Haas Merlin T rumble Director Cow Betty Hale Ray Hale Rich Heaslip Jane Herbert Herm Heuvelhorst Mike Hill 414 S. Riverside 329-2259 Tyler ' s Market 329-3811 1204 S. Riverside Arffiur Linda Hopps Barb Hutkowski Pat Hutkowski Gwen Hyatt Carol Hyslop Norm Jackson Bill Johnson Paul Jones Russell Jones Angela Krokker Bill Kenyon Ralph Kennedy Wrigfit PlumSing Service 2443 N. River Rd. 329-2922 Cheri Labelle Eric Lipke Roger Lukasak Carol Lumley Pam Leusby Kathy Levy ' I Kathy Macintosh Ken Maddock Meryl Mallott 46 Don McDonald Pat McGrath Dick McGregor Janis McLeod Peter McLeod Chris Meilstrup Jacque Metz Frannie Meyers Harold Miller Meyer Pat Mitchell Sue Mitchell Mary Jane Monshau Meat Mditket Mary Beth Moore Pam Muhlitner Theresa Muraszewski 114 Jay St. 329-3221 Donna Niebauer Jo Ann Normandin John Pawlak Susan Peterson David Pieprzak Betti Posey 47 Quality Motor Service 1231 Clinton 329-4151 Cemns Jim Potter Mark Potter Carol Preiss Mary Purvis Ron Raymo Julie Raymomd Cherl Reid Linda Richter Peggy Riley Dave Robins Shirley Rumsey Bonnie Sayers Peggy Sayers Nancy Sayers Carole Schmidt Qoyhnd nd gifts 113 S. Riverside Leo Schneider Jan Shambleau Karen Schnepp 48 329-4311 Bill Stein Jim Strickler Ila Stockwell Janis Stolp Bob Sorbrook Sue Sweetwood Jane Vanbuskirk Tom Vargo Don Vickers Bob Vossen Linda Wanamaker Herb Westrick 49 RADIO 1380 ON YOUR DIAL 5000 WATTS Most Powerful in the Thumb Area Mike Woodman, Dick Zacharias, Lynn Zacharias, Calvin Zimmer, Ron Zimmer. Blue Wa-ter Plastics 315 S. Whiting 329-4747 50 At s transmission Service 1315 Soutfi Riverside 329 2131 PMvons Becker’s Department Store John A. Biewer Company Carman Cleaners D. and H. Grocery Dietlin’s Barber Shop Don’s Shrimp Boat Eisen’s Barber Shop Finsterwald’s Dep’t. Store Flossie’s Powder Puff Gamble’s Store Gene’s Appliances The Record Shop St. Clair Coimty Press Sawher’s Simoco Service Schnepp’s Hardware Speck’s Sales and Service Doctor Fred C. Tinsey Thompson’s Hardware Van De Mark, Inc. Western Auto Store Wilson’s Shoe Repair John Young’s Garage 3igfiting Sainfs of 1964 Bottom row, 1, to r.: Denny Delor, Dee Boulier, Jae Shobbrook, Les Haslet, Larry Marvin, Phil Conrad, Don Anderson, Rick Schwartz, Bill Berger; 2nd Row: Mr. Stablein, Bob Bickley, Don Wisswell, Fred Cartwright, Drin Bacon, Ken Reidel, Ken Barks, Glenn Schweihofer, Joe Krebs, Tom Burgess; 3rd row: Gary Olszewski, Jerry Elsholz, Tom Mollan, Larry Charney, Pete Jones, Gary Wanamaker, Dan Frantz, Dick Dybalski, Leo Vossen; 4th Row: Mick Wrockladge-Mgr., Dick Wolff -Mgr., Dennis Campbell, Harvey Westrick, Bill Brinker, Denny Simmons, Denny MacNamara, Jerry Hyslop, Dan Rzonca— Mgr, 1964 Football Schedule St. Clair S. C. 19 Port Huron Catholic 15 S. C. 14 Marysville 39 S. C. 13 Cros-Lex 7 s. c. 30 Richmond 7 s. c. 27 St. Stephen 6 s. c. 6 Algonac 7 s. c. 6 Marine City 6 s. c. 17 Yale 12 Dan Frantz, Gary Wanamaker, and Larry Charney, 52 L. to R. Mr. Stablein, Dick Dybalski, Leo Vossen, Rick Schwartz, Pete Jones, Denny MacNamara, Gary Wanamaker, Tom Burgess, Dan Frantz, Don Anderson, Joe Krebs, Jae Shobbrook, Ken Reidel, Les Hasler, Paud Calnan, Ken Bark, Larry Marvin, Glenn Schweihofer, Dee Boulier, Mr. McLouth. TEAM HONORS: Dee Boulier-Captain, All County 1st team Guard; Larry Marvin— MacDonald Trophy, All County, All Blue Water Area 1st team Tackle, Honorable Mention All State; Jae Shobbrook— All County, All Blue Water Area 1st Team Center; Larry Charney— All County, All Blue Water Area 1st Team Quarter Back; Gary Wana- maker— All County 2nd Team Half Back; Ken Reidel — Honorable Mention All County Tackle; Paud Calnan— Honorable Mention All County Tackle; Les Hasler— Honorable Mention All County Guard; Don Anderson— Honorable Mention All County Guard; Bob Mead — Honorable Mention All County Half Back. Paud Calnan (71) and Gary Wanamaker (10) 53 L. to R.: Larry Stockwell, Jim Rourke, Mickey Anderson, Ron Allen, Tom Lambert, Bill Brandal, Arnie Metz, 2nd row, L. to R.: Mr. Dunham, Gary Mask, Don Whittaker, Mike Emig, John Gorkins, Ralph Devroy, Bill Stein, Bill Reid. 3rd row, L. to R.: John Beauvais, Bill Grice, Jack Adams, Joe Burkart, Ray Charney, Tom Muzeck, Pat Alvey, Ray Skuta. 4th row, L. to R.: Don MacDonald, Gary Levitt, Dick Pauly, Burr Bigger, Bill Kenyon, Dave Pauly, Gary Ellery, Glenn Bier. 64 junior Varsify Scores St. Clair Opponent S.C. 24 Yale 0 S.C. 6 Marysville 52 S.C. 13 Cros-Lex 24 S.C. 14 Port Huron Catholic 26 S.C. 32 Algonac 0 S.C. 14 Marine City 6 Cfieerl eiders Varsity L. to R,: Jeanne Thompson, co-captain JoAnn Patterson, Linda Cooper, Pat Campbell, Peg Mitchell, Janice Marvin, co-captain Patsy Burkart, Winnie Genaw. Reserve L. to R,: Linda Hopps, Terri Brown, Toni Bennett, Gwen Hyatt, Bonnie Denomy, Sue Wright, Chickie Little, DeDe Borland. Pep— where art thou? (Faculty Cheerleaders) 55 Homecoming Homecoming Queen Bottom row, 1. to r.: Jo Ann Normandin, Marlene Little, Linda Jones, Nancy Bezenah, Top row, 1. to r.: Donna Hudolin, Patricia Burkart, Margareta Lflwgren, Sue Foltanovich. 56 Sue Foltanovich, Senior Margareta USwgren, Senior Homecoming Court 1 L Linda Jones, Junior Nancy Bezenah, Junior Winning Float- Future Homemakers of America 57 “Saints” 1964 Varsity Bas et6a 1 First row, 1. to r.: Larry Marvin, Don Anderson, Jae Shobbrook, Craig Lindsey, Les Hasler, Mr. Watt (coach). 2nd row: Dan Rzonka, Fred Cartwright, Delos Boulier, Rip Gellein, Bob Oles, Leo Vossen. 3rd row: Rick Schwartz, Phil Conrad, Bill Wright, Ron Shafer, Jerry Hyslop. Scores S.C. 74 Chippewa Valley 40 S.C. 64 Port Huron Catholic 44 S.C. 68 Marysville 63 S.C. 59 Cros-Lex 73 S.C. 86 Yale 57 S.C. 49 St. Stephen 78 S.C. 48 Algonac 77 S.C. 59 Marine City 69 S.C. 70 Chippewa Valley 58 S.C. 52 Port Huron Catholic 36 S.C. 52 Marysville 58 S.C. 62 Cros-Lex 51 S.C. 76 Yale 56 S.C. 6 3 St. Stephen 83 S.C. 68 Algonac 59 S.C. 66 Marine City District Tournament 61 S.C. 60 Marysville 68 Larry Marvin (60) and Jae Shobbrook (44) 58 Jae Shobbrook (45), Larry Marvin (51), and Mr. Fighting for the ball-St. Clair and Marysville. E. (?). 59 junior Varsity Bas etSall First row, 1, to r.; Dick Pauly, Ron Allen, Gary Hall, Larry Stockwell, Tim McKay, Tom Lambert. 2nd row: Bill Kenyon, Mark Potter, Gary Mask, John Gorkins, Arnie Metz, Mickey Anderson. 3rd row: Dave Pauly, Mike Wrock- lage, Glenn Beier, Ron Raymo, Dick Wolff, Don McDonald. Scores s.c. 54 Chippewa Valley 51 s.c. 41 Port Huron Catholic 58 s.c. 36 Marysville 65 s.c. 48 Cros-Lex 47 s.c. 68 Yale 58 s.c. 50 St. Stephen 48 s.c. 35 Algonac 52 s.c. 44 Marine City 66 s.c. 44 Port Huron Catholic 57 s.c. 38 Marysville 78 s.c. 48 Cros-Lex 37 s.c. 61 Yale 47 s.c. 50 St. Stephen 70 s.c. 45 Algonac 35 s.c. 59 Chippewa Valley 31 s.c. 69 Marine City 84 60 5racR Coach: Mr. Dunham; Members: Howard Achatz, Roger Achatz, Bill Berger, Jack Brenner, Paud Calnan, Larry Carle ton, Larry Charney, John Corkins, Dennie Delor, Bob Dundas, Dick Dybalski, Chase Edmunson, Gary Ellery, Mike Emig, Dan Frantz, Bob Fritz, Bill Grice, Dick Heaslip, Jerry Hyslop, Peter Jones, Paul Kaufman, Bill Kenyon, Tom Lambert, Gary Levitt, Bill McCormick, Jim McMullan, Bob Meade, Don Moore, Tom Muzeck, Jerry Stager, Bill Stein, Larry Stock- well, Jim Strickler, Leo Vossen, Gary Wana- maker, Don Whittaker, Dick Wolff. Alg. 55 St. Stephen 44 SC 38 Marysville 77 P.H.C. 43 sc 17 Alg. 64 Yale 36 1 2 sc 35 1 2 Above— left to right: Dan Frantz and Leo M.C. 47 1 2 Cros-Lex 38 1 2 sc 51 Vossen. Below— Top row, 1. to r.; Bob Oles, Tom Burgess, Don Wisswell: Bottom row, 1. to r.: Jack Schmidt, Rip Gellein, Gary Rocker, Coach Mr. Stablein. Not Pictured: Ken Bell, Jerry Bell, Glenn Beier, Mike Dziedzic, Mike Gallagher, Ray Hale, Eric Lipke, Don MacDonald, Dick Pauly, Larry Shook, Ray Skuta. 61 tennis St. Stephen 1 s.c. 4 Marysville 1 s.c. 4 Cros-Lex 2 s.c. 3 Richmond 0 s.c. 5 P.H.C. 0 s.c. 5 Algonac 1 s .c. 4 Marine City 1 s.c. 4 St. Stephen 1 s.c. 4 Marysville 0 s.c. 5 Cros-Lex 2 s.c. 3 Richmond 1 s.c. 4 P.H.C. 0 s.c. 5 Algonac 1 s.c. 4 Marine City 1 s.c. 4 196 Qymnsistics Seam 1st row, L. to R.; Robbie Nelson, Dennis Smith, Bob John- son, Norm Jolin, Walter Jones: Top L. to R.; Mr. Dunham, Wally Hurt, Pat Alvey, Mike McCully, Mickey AuFrance. Under the leadership of Coach Dunham, competition against eleven schools brought St. Clair nine victories. Two unfortunate losses were suffered by the Saints this year. Scores s.c. 84 Alpena 44 s.c. 61 Allen Park 50 s.c. 86 Hillsdale 43 s.c. 53 Hillsdale 70 s.c. 71 1 2 Allen Park 40 1 2 s.c. 60 Ionia 78 s.c. 74 Alpena 54 State Finals —Fourth Place Robbie Nelson on the side horse. 62 Dennis Smith Super- Norm flies again! on the rings. 63 Top— L. to R.— Joe Adams, Doug Osborne, Pete Miller, Don Anderson. Bottom -L. to R.— John Haas, Chuck Anderson, Carl Haas. Not shown: Larry Marvin, Mickey Anderson, and Jack Adams. dolf Algonac 217 S.C. 176 Port Huron Catholic 220 S.C. 186 St. Stephen 171 S.C. 166 Port Huron 159 S.C. 171 Marysville 162 S.C. 177 Cros-Lex 191 S.C. 177 Port Huron Catholic 199 S.C. 165 Cros-Lex 184 S.C. 177 •—won (low score wins in golf) L. to R.— Tom Mollan, Joe Burkart, Arnie Metz, Lee Frantz, Phil Conrad, Dick Dybalski, Leo Vossen, Coach Alley. Not Pictured: Ken Bark, Dee Boulier, Paud Calnan, Fred Cartwright, Dan Frantz, Les Hasler, Tom Lambert, Tim McKay, Darwin Reeves, Paul Robbins, Ron Shafer, Jae Shobbrook (shown playing catcher in snap to the left). Basg5a Yale 4 S.C. 7 Marysville 5 S.C. 2 Cros-Lex 1 S.C. 12 Richmond 6 S.C. 11 Algonac 3 S.C. 5 Marine City 6 S.C. 12 P.H.C. 5 S.C. 2 Yale 2 S.C. 4 Marysville 2 S.C. 7 Cros-Lex 3 S.C. 2 Richmond 9 S.C. 7 Algonac 4 S.C. 0 Marine City 3 S.C. 6 P.H.C. 0 S.C. 3 Senior Play 1st row, L. to R,: Diane Kuechen, Don Moore, Tom Burgess, Larry Carleton, Gaile Dundas. 2nd row: Peter Jones, Kay Scharnweber, Mary Kay Foley, Claudia Arnold, Margareta Lowgren, Bob Pauly. 3rd row: Roy Beaulac, Joe Krebs, Bill Engelgau. Rip and Anita junior P ay Casf Terri Pearl, Linda Scott, Linda Cooper, Dick Mehlberg, Peg Mitchell, Diane Ellery, Darwin Reeves, Kathy DeCraene, Jeanne Herbert, Linda Schantz, Dianne Grice, Monica Warren, Shirley Pyryt, Janice Marvin, Carol LaVigne, Nancy Bezenah, Ron Shafer, Bob Walters, Peter Miller, Tom Mollan, Tucker Sobinski, Rip Gellein, and Anita Jordan. 65 Senior C ass Will Diane Achatz wills her Avon territory in Adair to Larry Charney. Sue Adams wills her position as President of the Glue Sniffer’s Club to Mr. Cornish. Don Anderson wills his eating habits to his brother. Woody Anderson wills his position as Drum Major to Darwin Reeves. Claudia Arnold wills Roy Beaulac to Kris Meilstrup. Drin Bacon wills his love for Mr. Hyatt to Peg Mitchell. Gail Baker wills her engagement ring to Linda Brown. Ken Bark wills his name to a dog. Bill Bates wills himself to Mary Ann Pung. Roy Beaulac wills all of his girlfriends to Jack Schmidt. Dee Boulier wills his whiskers to Larry Shook. Betty Briggeman wills her quiet ways with boys to Bev Bates. Linda Brown wills her nickname, French Fries, to Chicky Little. Tom Burgess wills his shape and tennis skill to Rip Gellein. Patsy Bur kart wills Becky France to the Church. Cheryl Burkhardt wills her nickname, Lady Godiva, to anyone who has nerve enough to claim it. Karen Burkhardt wills her waistline to anyone who wants it. Sue Burroughs wills her coordination to Pat Campbell. Sue Butlin wills her 5:30 a.m. parking spot to anyone who is awake at that hour. Paudi Calnan wills his breath to Carol Cronenworth. Larry Carleton wills his old Boy ' s Life magazines to Mr. Cornish. Carol Carrier wills her height to Sharon Kranz. Jim Chaput wills his God ' s Gift to Women crown to Craig Lindsay. Joan Cochrane wills her car to the nearest Cancer Research Center. Cheryl Currier wills her precision to Dave Ruff. Eugene Czerniawski wills his last name to Bob Oles. John Delore wills Bruce Hayden to Betty Hale. Bob Devory wills his car to Linda Cooper. Kathy Distelrath wills her rosary to Tom Burgess. Cindy Dixon wills her third grade Spanish class to anyone with nerves of steel and a desire for a great time. Barb Drabant wills her weight problem to Pam Delor. Gaile Dundas wills her hair style to Janet Pauly. Bev DuShane wills her pink dress to Mary Bates. Dick Dybalski wills his rank in class to Mary Bending. Joe Elsholz wills his class ring to Cindy forever. Bill Engle gau wills his Hedda Hopper job to any Junior with a nose for news. Rennie Fandrick wills his glasses to Fred Cartwright. Karen Fletcher wills her accent to Toni Bennett. Mary Kay Foley wills her brown hair to anyone who can find it. Sue Foltanovich wills Rick to anyone who deserves him. Becky France wills Patsy Burkart to the Church. Dan Frantz wills his athletic ability to Bill Brandal. Bob Fritz wills Betty Briggeman to Larry Somerville. Frank Goethals wills his height to Colleen Gould. Jerry Hahn wills his typing ability to Laurel McCollough. Betty Hale wills to her brother, Ray, her great D-hour Econ. Class. Les Hasler wills his heart to Delbert Arnold. Bob Hayden wills his love life in Marine City to Bob Bickley. Bruce Hayden wills Sandy Weir to his friend, John Delore. Robin Hool wills his job at Gambles to Gary Mask. Judy Hosburgh wills her blonde hair to Jeanette Clifford. Donna Hudolin wills her hidden beauty to anyone who can find it. Penny Ingles wills her talkative ways to chatterbox” Bates. Peter Jones wills his Fashionability” to Mr. Hyatt. Darlene Justa wills her cadet teaching position to a sports fan. Pat Kane wills his barn shoes to the richest Junior. Paul Kane wills Mary Bending to no one. Darlene Klaski wills her position as secretary of the National Honor Society to Bob Meade. Karen Kotranza wills her curly hair to Angela Krokker. Joe Krebs wills his surgical tools to Delbert Arnold. Sandy Krokker wills a bottle of joy to the class of 65.” Diane Kuecken wills her marriage proposals to Ruth Ann Roome. Bob LaDuke wills his outgoing personality to Florrie Dalzen. Sandy LaFrance wills the Prom Decoration problems to Mr. Watt. Swede” wills Mr. Cornish to the next unfortunate exchange student. Nels Lumley wills his pep pills to his brother. Larry Marvin wills his musical ability to Darwin Reeves. Charlene Mayhew wills her blue skirt to Mrs. Snyder. Jim McMullan wills his accent to Judy Wolgast. Dennis McNamara wills his colorful pants to Phil Dowsett. Luella Meyers wills her library experiences to Nancy Wills. Mary Ellen Mitchell wills her cadet teaching class to anyone to anyone who can get a ride over to the elementary school. Kathy Monschau wills her singing voice to her sister. Don Moore wills his trip to Florida to anyone who has tremen- dous stamina and a suicidal urge. Brian Moss wills his voice to Michelle Monschau. Bev Muzeck wills her rank in class to her brother, Tom. John Niederhauser wills his ability to hold down a window shade to Mr. Roberts. Joe Novelli wills his class ring to Kathy. Margie O’Neill wills her trips to Missouri to Gary, Tom, and Jae. Hank Orzechowski wills his parking place to Chick Morrison. Joann Patterson wills her sparkling smile to any Junior who can fling rubber bands. Ann Pauly wills her knitting nights at home to Sue Pauly. Bob Pauly wills Hank to Bev. Mary Ann Pung wills her red hair to Ron Allen. Raymond Pyryt wills his one water fountain and bar of soap to John (Do Williams. Ken Riedel wills his car to Julie DeLisle. Ruth Ann Roome wills her 52 dates to some poor dateless Junior. Dave Ruff wills his beard to anyone who wants it. Rudy Ruttan wills his joy juice to anyone who needs it. Carole Sadlowski wills her trip to Hillsdale to anyone who can stand Uncle John’s jokes for such a long distance. Sheila Sayers wills Jae to a Memphis admirer Kay Scharnweber wills her College English ability to anyone who cares to get out the easy way — Flunk---! Carol Schneider wills her voice to any soprano who will be in chorus next year. Rick Schwartz wills his arguments with Sue to anyone who enjoys a good fight. Annette Schweihofer wills her weight problems to Bill Shovan. Glenn Schweihofer wills his nose to Floyd Brinley. Gloria Schweihofer wills herself to Leo. Anna Jo Scott wills her engagement ring to Vicki Whittaker. Jae Shobbrook wills his athletic award of the year to Wally Sussalla. Dennis Smith wills his weight lifting ability to Bill Kenyon. Bill Snyder wills himself to society. Judy Stacey wills her ability to warm up the pitcher to Peggy Mitchell. Terry Stahl wills her note-writing ability in Psychology class to anyone who needs it next year to relieve boredom. Chris Starkey wills her GREAT gold game to Mr. Huston. Tom Stephenson wills his Florida trip to any brave Junior guy. Mary Ann Straub wills her reading ability to Janice Kuecken. Dyanna Teeple wills her singing voice to Stephanie Meno. Gloria Travis wills her summer fun to Nancy Wills. Tony Vargo wills his sparrow legs to Dick Weidenbach. Leo Vossen wills his speed to Doug Osborne. Gary Wanamaker wills his ability to please to Larry Stockwell. Carol Weber wills her continuous appetite to Nancy Irish. Amen - 1964 As we bring our high school days to a close, we wish to recall for you some of the events that made the ’’Class of 1964” one that will always be remembered. On September 6, 1961, 138 frightened Freshmen entered St. Clair High School to embark upon four years of education (and mischief!). As the months wore on, the fear was replaced by the anticipation of the years to come. Will we ever forget those famous classes— Civics, General Business, and Orientation? If we recall correctly, it was about this time that a certain Frank Goethals seemed to be the ’’man of the hour,” first with Gloria Schweihofer and then with Donna Hudolin. Frank always did have good taste. Sheila Sayers was our representative to the Homecoming Court. We closed our fabulous Freshman year with the annual May Dance which will always be remembered for its tin foil. Fred Shaw and Ruth Ann Ross were our King and Queen. Wedding bells are in their future. We opened our stupendous Sophomore year with 127 ambitious (?) students. We were now a year older and a year wiser to the ways of St. Clair High. This years Homecoming Court saw Donna Hudolin as our representative. This year showed a de- crease in our class roll. An unfortunate incident was the sad death of our classmate, Randy McCullough, whom we will always remember. The Sophomore class was among those who brightened the halls of the newly built high school. The highlight of the Christmas season was ’’Peppermint Christmas,” another successful accomplishment of the Class of ’64. Was it Charleen who was seen with Bob Pauly and then Don Anderson? Around this time Judy Stacey was wiping her tears for Mike on Les Hasler ' s handkerchief. A new boy (could it be Jae?) became the talk of the class. Many girls were vying for his affections but a certain Florrie was his first choice. The close of the year brought Cupid’s arrows upon Bill and Jeannette, Don M. and Carole, and Tom S. and Bev. As we entered our Junior year, we saw before us a barage of activities. Anna Jo Scott and Sue Foltanovich added a spark of beauty as our chosen candidates to the Homecoming of 1963. In November one of our classmates, Jim Cheadle, died of leukemia. January brought the selection of exchange students to Canada. Our first prom, ’’Evening in Paris,” was a special event for many Juniors (eh Don M.). Party dresses and corsages, dad ' s car and a later curfew were all part of this special night. Sheila and Jae had now established themselves as a permanent couple along with Rick and Sue, Les and Judy, Don A. and Carol, and Don M. and Sue. Proof of our high scholastic achievement were the many honors bestowed upon members of the Junior class at Honors Convocation. As we bid farewell to the Class of 1963, we the Class of 1964 looked ahead to the climax of our high school career. Here now are a few of the many memorable events that made our Senior year an unforgetable one. ’’Uncle John” broke Lynn Woodard’s absentee record by a score of ten days. Patsy Burkhart reigned beautifully over the Homecoming festivities as St. Clair’s Queen of 1964 with Sue Foltanovich, Donna Hudolin, and Margareta Lowgren as members of her court. Our football team was very successful with the aid of the Senior boys, three of whom placed on the all county team. These boys were Larry Marvin, Jae Shobbrook, and Dee Boulier. Christmas at St. Clair High was a little merrier with the help of the Senior Boy’s Choir. We’re still not sure whether they caused or cured a few ulcers. The importance of scholastic leadership was brought to the limelight as Kathy Distelrath and Cindy Dixon were named valedictorian and salutatorian of the Senior Class. Another important award, that of the ’’Homemaker of Tomorrow” was bestowed upon Sheila Sayers. As Easter approached, the hearts of six Senior boys were lifted as they set off for Florida. We’re sure they have some memories! ! The May Dance found Sheila and Jae as king and queen. We also know that Canada holds a special place in the memories of Dyanna and John. The climax of the year, the Senior trip (or otherwise known as mix and match time), was the event which found the ties of friendship for the Senior class. The observation car seemed to be in use by quite a few, especially— Gloria and Tony, Mary Kay and Glenn, Sue and Rick, Judy and Les, Nanc y and Tom, Donna and Leo, Sheila and Jae, Travis and Sam, and Bob F. and two certain someones. That was the week that was! And the memories will always remain. Oh— we forgot another couple— Leo and the Dolphin. Those who stayed behind had a special week of camping. They appeared in their ’’formal attire” to greet us on Friday. Cindy Dixon couldn’t make up her mind between Bob P. and Joe E. The latter finally won her. Kathy D. and Joe N. and Bev M. and Hank O. became twosomes. The highlight of the year, the Senior Prom, has been ac- claimed the best one ever. For Jae, Les, and Don there were even souveniers— proms can be quite expensive! We can’t forget the experiences and fun we’ve had with the one and only Swede.” We’re going to miss her and hope that she has enjoyed having us as schoolmates as much as we’ve enjoyed her friendship. We hope we have become a small part of her memory for she will always be a part of ours. Well, Seniors, the time has come when the future holds many different paths for each of us to follow. Our wonderful days at SCHS have ended and in five years we can only hope to remain as close as we are now. Farewell mighty Seniors of 1964— the greatest ever! P.S. Special farewell from ’’Bugsy” and ’’Sweet Pea” St. Clair Higfi Scdool Bmd Mr, Weber, Dick Weidenbach, Jeanne Thompson (Secretary), Dave Pauly, Phil Dowsett, Marion Gorrell, Michelle Monschau, Elias Ballestero, Diane Kuecken, Judy Worthen, Robbie Nelson, Joan Cochrane, Steve Ahles, Nancy Sayers, Skip Appel, Woody Anderson (Uniform Manager, Drum Major), Jane Shafer, Betty Hale, Karen Sass, Dennie McNamara (Treasurer), Dick Shovan, Janet Beier, Bob Dundas, Gaile Dundas (Vice Pres- ident), Donna Meiselbaugh, Pete McLeod, Sue Adams (President), Kay Scharnweber (Librarian), Joe Bloink, Robbie Gunn. St2ige Band Mr. Weber, Woody Anderson, Pete McLeod, Phil Dowsett, Donna Meiselbaugh, Joe Bloink, Dennie McNamara, Robbie Gunn, Kay Scharnweber, Jean Cochrane, Jane Shafer, Elias Ballestero, Larry Carleton. 68 Mary Allen, Carol Ankrapp, Claudia Arnold, Ed Baars, Gail Baker, Elias Balles- tero, Dick Barks, Sue Butlin, Sue Burroughs, Linda Coleman, Bonnie Doerr, Phillip Dowsett, Bob Duceatt, Diane Ellery, Karen Fletcher, Mary Goethals, Diane Grice, Eileen Haney, Paul Kane (Treasurer), Ted Kennedy, Sharon Kranz, Janice Kuecken, Carol LaVigne, Larry Marvin, Jill Mayhew, Stephanie Meno, Kathy Monshau, Michele Monschau (President), Brian Moss, Darwin Reeves, Kay Sharnweber, Judy Schmidt, Carol Schneider (Librarian), Marie Schnei- der, Annette Schweihofer, Jan Shambleau, Barb Smith (Vice President— Secretary), Terry Stahl, Larry Stockwell, Jean Tacka- berry, Anna Jo Scott, Rich Sandul, Chris Starkey, Gloria Travis, JoAnn Trumble, Nancy Volstead, Sarah Vossen, Debbie Wardle, John Williams, Laura Yaek, Calvin Zimmer, Vicky Zimmer. Midido Right— Mr. Huston portray- ing Koko, Lord High Execu- tioner. Left— Stephanie Meno as Yum Yum, ward of Koko. Left— Mrs. Ruth Low as Peep-bo, another of Koko’s wards. Yum-Yum (Stephanie Meno) is the cute little maiden around whom the story winds. She is in love with a commoner, who in reality is the son of the Mikado. The operetta, direc- ted by Mr. Weber, was a tremendous success. Right— Mrs. Mary Picklehaupt as Pitti-Sing, another of Koko ' s wards. L. to R.: J. Craig Hille III, make- up Director. Stephanie Meno, Princess Yum- Yum. Right— Mrs. Sta- blein as Katasha, the very domin- ating, elderly lady of the Mi- kado’s Court. 70 Chirvoymt Left to right— Assistant Editor, Janet Alvey and Managing Editor, Mary Bending. Layout Editor Jane Cheadle Layout Editor Janice Rutt Art Editor Russ Wilson Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Van Dam Staff members (1. to r.) Carol Buxton, Steph Meno, and Judy Worthen. Advertising Editors Sports Editor Anna Jo Scott and Jim McMullan Paul Kane 71 St. chit Higd Scfiool Correspondent After the Echo” folded, some enterprising young journalists enthusiastically began a news page for St. Clair High under the supervision of Mr. Weber. Co-editors are Cindy Dixon and Harry Carleton. The staff members Pat Campbell, Nancy Dodd, Rip Gellein, Chase Edmundson, Mary Beth Moore, Claudia Bedard. Which one is the dummy?? Bezenah, Winnie Genaw, and Nancy Irish. 3.N.A. jCafin CluS L. to R. Danny Beauchamp, Carol Black, Wally Hurt, Geri Edgett, Paul Jones. Sitting: Mrs. Logsdon. L. to R. Bonnie Denomy, Toni Bennett, Sue Wright, Chickie Little, Mary Pawlosky, Nancy Wills, Carol Boulier. Sitting: Mrs. Schneider and Linda Campbell. i 73 La Cucaracha They said hitch hiking is good here. One last puff. 74 All right, who took my peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Look at that sign! All right everyone, against the wall. Aren ' t we photogenic! A sincere tribute to a world leader. President John F. Kennedy. The Eternal Flame at Arlington, Leo— more? 75 76 Left— Glenn Schweihofer and Mary Kay Foley, Gloria Schwei- hofer and Tony Vargo. Anna Jo Scott and Ray Campbell Seniors ' “A Nigdt On Sfiangri ' £a” Jae Shobbrook and Sheila Sayers All -Nig fit Party Right— Diane Achatz and Tom Burgess L. to R. — Peter Jones, John Neiderhouser, Glenn Schweihofer, and Mary Kay Foley. 77 Rogue’s Qmevy ’’The Three Desperados” Dazed” Van Deusen Shifty Eyes” Horning ”Heil! ” Hyatt Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . . ' Follow the leader 78 Who needs a parachute? Top to bottom— Mr. Blossom, Kathy Dis- telrath, Cindy Dixon, Honors Seniors Kathy Distelrath Valedictorian D.A.R, Good Citizen Award Faculty Award Central Michigan University Scholarship St. Clair Foundation Scholarship Cindy Dixon Salutatorian Central Michigan University Scholarship St, Clair Foundation Scholarship Joe Krebs Faculty Award Sheila Sayers Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Grace Hospital Board Scholarship Diane Kuecken I Dare You” Award Science Award Jae Shobbrook ”1 Dare You” Award Student of the Year Drin Bacon Anonymous Scholarship University of Michigan Regents Alumni Larry Carleton Mathematics Award National Merit Scholarship Finalist Michigan State University Scholarship Seafarers’ Scholarship Tom Stephenson Anonymous Scholarship Michigan State University Scholarship Gaile Dundas Central Michigan University Scholarship Beverly Muzeck Central Michigan University Scholarship Margie O ' Neill Grace Hospital Board Scholarship Carol Weber St. Clair Foundation Scholarship Michigan State University Scholarship Becky France Sara Langley Scholarship Mary Ann Pung Student Council Scholarship Under cl Bissmen Russell Wilson— Art Award Charles Anderson— Bausch-Lomb Science Award Paul Kaufman— Boys’ State Jeanne Thompson— Girls’ State Adele Brown— Mathematics Award Carol Buxton— Mathematics Award Rip Gellein— Rotary Leadership Award Carl Haas— Rotary Leadership Award Tom Mollan— Rotary Leadership Award Barb Jones— Science Award ’’Cutest Couple Award” Tch! Tch! The Livin ’ End! ! 80 Violating the dress code, no less! i