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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

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From 1965, until his accident last fall, Mr. Schwartz had worked as a “jack of all trades ' Presently, Mr. Schwartz is a member of the Children ' s Recreation Committee which provides activities for the youth in our community. Being described as dependable and likable, we all agree that Mr. Schwartz has devoted his time expressively for us at St. Clair High School. B h ♦ r t a t ♦ r n n V DR. PAUL APPEL Superintendent Administrators MR. DANNEELS Assistant Superintendent MR. TELLER Assistant Superintendent Chi ' Clerical tie Ip at 7 Our principal, Mr. Murval Huston, recognizes the limitless potential of each student attending St. Clair High School. Being a teacher at S. C. H. S. for many years before becoming prin- cipal, Mr. Huston is well aware of the problems to be found in guiding a high school incorporating modular scheduling. The Clairvoyant staff, the faculty, and the entire student body wish to commend and congratulate Mr. Huston for his leadership in our high school. MR. MURVALE HUSTON Principal mb ©ffice taff MRS. McCALLUM Secretary If it wasn ' t for the efficiency of our peer- less secretary the five principals who have worked here in the past years would have found their jobs much more difficult. The Clairvoyant staff as well as the present principal, are among the first to recognize Mrs. Mac ' s valuable ability and willingness to expediate the mountains of paper work found in running a high school. To assist her is the bookkeeper. Miss Peters. MISS PETERS Bookkeeper ODitr (Jiimcatars at CHARLES ALLEY (Industrial Arts) CLIVE ANDERSON (Social Studies) LYNN ATKINS (Language) FRANK L. BOHS (English, Health, Driver Ed. ) WILLIAM BUELL (Science, Math) JANICE CHAPUT (Guidance Counselor) (in linn hi ifjnhi tn DARRELL HESSENT HALER (Industrial Arts) ELLA HORNING (Language) PHOTO Not Available Or 31 5 the Art nf (Teaching RICHARD MALL WITZ (English) HARVEY MARIER (Music) (ihe T JJrt ' pare fur VICTOR RUEHLE (Mathematics) replaced JACK BARBER LOIS SNYDER (Business Education, Education) RICHARD SPAGGOLIA (Business Education, Social Studies) RONALD STABLEIN (Business Education) jFuture esp mts ib t litt 2% DANIEL WATSON (Mathematics) ARVID WATT (Physical Education) MR. FINDLEY Co-op NORMA JONES Instructional Aide RUTH MURRAY Library Clerk MARGARET BUIST English SUSAN WILSON Art •Stlihi ' iit 0 I ' arli i rci CAROL HORNAK English, Speech 13 Although administrators, teachers, and students are necessary, school would be impos sible without the following people. f n a k The ladies of the cafeteria staff add that little extra to their efforts and;be- cause of this, we are one of the best fed student bodies in the area. Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Brenner, Mrs. Richter, Absent: Mrs. Arnold The busy men of our day crew are called up- on to perform many unusual and necessary tasks. Yet, they seem to remain the most efficient and accomodating people in the world. t r- Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Schwartz Our night crew is mostly responsible for mak- ing the school clean, pleasant, and fresh when we arrive to begin our day. Mr. Bryson, Mr. Solgot SI cl The happy laughter and cheerful j faces found in our school late in the afternoon can often be traced to our X ever -popular and hard working matrons. n n $ Mr. Waelen, Mr. Klaski, Mr. Meiselbaugh p R E S I D E N T Clifford Ingles V I C E P R E S I D E N T James Krebs S E C R E T A R Y Jacqueline Campbell T R E A S U R E R I4K91 Diane Booker Menhir (Oas-s af 1968 Class Jtltfttn: (ihe (greater the iJtffirultii, (The (greater the 05 hiru. AtUusnrs anb j§ teertna (fmnmtttee Mr. Anderson Miss McKenna Miss Okoren SENIOR CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE - SEATED: L. Baumgardner, D. Booker, C. Ingles, J. Campbell, J. Krebs, and B. Blanchard. STANDING: B. Kemp. F. Orr, L. Pearl, K. Simons, E. Chaput, M. McCully, L. Gerrits, D. Kletcha, S. Saunders, E. Lyden, and D. Cotton. the it n r (Tla , s , 5 Mrs. Paajanen Mr. Tharrett Mr. VanDeusen of B8 Iftnuir j tuhents Mary Sue McCully Linda Gerrits Valedictorian Salutatorian Kathy Simons Larry Friederichs Nancy Eifert Mary Lou Webster Cliff Ingles Becky Kemp Emily Chaput David Cotton D. A. R. Good Citizenship Cynthia Sass Mary Lee Thompson Betty Crocker Homemaker Fritz Orr Jackie Campbell Herb Pauly 18 DAVID ACHATZ 20 21 22 24 JOHN INGLES GWEN JOLIN 25 JAMES KETCHUM LINDA KINDS VATER BECKY KEMP TOM JONES k Ar BONNIE JONES DIANE KLECHA JERRY KORYBA JAMES KEELEY GAYLE LEVITT 27 LAWRENCE LINDOW ELLEN LYDEN 28 FREDRICK ORR 29 JAMES PAAJANEN V HERBERT PAULY MARGARET PAULY LINDA PEARL LEE PICKELHAUPT DENNIS ROBBINS JOANN ROURKE PATRICIA QUINN JOHN RAY CYNTHIA SASS SUSAN SAUNDERS MARVIN SCHNEIDER DAN SCHUNCK CHARLES SCHWEIHOFER MICHAEL SCHWEIHOFER SUSAN SAWHER STEVEN SHERBARTH BRIAN SMITH PATRICIA SMITH KATHRYN SIMONS JOHN SLOT A DONALD SHURKEY JEFFERY SHINSKE DAVID SHOVAN SUZANNE SIMONS 33 WILLIAM TEBEAU TIMOTHY VARGO DOROTHY WARD MARY LOU WEBSTER DALE WEIR LARRY YOUNG YOSHIKO YOSHIDA KENNETH YOUNG RICHARD ZEMBOL ©fftws anti Athnsnrs Diane Gallagher President Dawn Mayhew Vice-President Molly Walker Secretary Laurel Ewart Treasurer As the 1967-68 school year comes to a close, our Juniors have made the final prep- arations toward becoming Mighty Seniors . Knowing that at last they will be on the top. Within a few months, our Juniors feel that they are now capable of fulfill- ing the requirements, both socially and academically, that are demanded by the title of Senior . Mr. Irvin Mr. Watt Mrs. Willmarth 36 iEeab the (Class Andrew Ahles Judy Allen Charlotte Anderson Susan Angeli Darryl Arnold Robert Banning Lynda Barringer Karen Beauchamp Sue Bigger Linda Biscorner Deborah Bohs Robert Bondy Joanne Boulier Carol Brettin Mary Brinker Mike Brinker Marilyn Bromberger Karen Brown Sharon Brown Pamela Burgett Joseph Cahours Cynthia Campbell Gail Campbell Patricia Chatfield Gay Clarke Bruce Clary Robert Clifford Diane Closs Mary Corkins David Cosgrove John Crowl James Dandron John Decker Susan DeLisle Candice Delor Kent Delor Julie Denomy Robert DeVary Diane DeWalde James Dubravetz 37 (Thirtt Btij X mx Patricia Duadas Marsha Edgette Linda Ellery Terry Ellis Mark Everitt Leslie Felter Marsha Felter Sharron Fordt Cheryl Fraley Linda Frantz Be a Gauthier Fred Gauthier Cathy Gellein Berverly Goulait Kathy Goulette Karen Green Kathy Gryszkiewicz Sherry Guldenstein Robert Hahn Alan Hansel Barry Hawkyard Donna Herbert Lila Hoyt Hrant Hratchian Julie Hudolin Deborah Ingles John Irish Betty Jenks Danniel Johnson Kathy Jones Robert Kade Ted Keves James King Deborah LaBelle Gloria LaCroix Aileen Lindow Belinda Loomis Janice Lough James Lowe Dan Lozon 38 at Mary Lukasak Barbara Mallot James Markel Richard Mask Steven McCartney Joan McQueary Mary Jo Me Wain Brenda Meier Ronald Meiselbaugh Dennis Melczarczyk Michael Metz Sally Mireau Richard Mitchell Larry Morton Nancy Novak Jack Nowosad Blair Osborn Ray Pauly Judy Pegg David Poplawski Robert Preston Larry Pung Stephen Pyryt Terry Richardson Eileen Riley Calvin Rock Leann Rocker Rosemary Rostine Donald Rutt Jeff Saunders Robert Sass Peter Sass Diane Sayers Robert Schamweber Marlene Schneider Steven Schneider Phyllis Schroeppel Valerie Schunck Valerie Shaw Jean Shovan 39 jS ' ktU 31 (Ifimneh Janet Silk Dwight Snodgrass JoAnn Stager Carol Suidym Darlene Susalla Patricia Swierkosz Fred Tinsey Roseann Umlauf Kathy VanBuskirk Mary Wanat Kathy Weber Marilyn Weidenbach Douglas Wells Giles Westrick Deborah Whitmore Penny Williams Vicki Wolfe Joyce Wrocklage Carolyn Zimmer Michael Bremerkemp Dennis Charron William Cunningham Larry Distelrath Jeri Downing Gary Griffith Alan Jamison Rick Justa Michalene Kotlarz Aaron Lipke Bill Martin David Peterson John Perkins Vicki Quibell Beth Wright The tall Oak, towering to the skies, The fury of the wind defies, From age to age, in virtue strong. Insured to stand, and suffer wrong. 40 4 xmuirs, Juniors ♦ ♦ ♦ ©fftrcrs anti Afrlnsflrjs Donn Bacon Doug Watt President Vice-President Sandra Sass Secretary Craig Raymond Treasurer (ffictss of 70 Mr. Alley Mr. Goulding V J -I t Mrs. Gremmer Sharpening their skills in high school- ing, these students are on their way to the most influential spot in school; being a Junior. This year, the sopho- mores got in the spotlight of activi- ties- -being able to participate in everything that came along- -and they did to, with great enthusiasm. Their sophomore year prepared them one step closer to that all-desired top of being a senior. il . Mrs. Johnson Mr. Mallwitz Mr. Stablein Mark Achatz Allen Adkins Joe Allen Cameron Anderson John Anderson Tom Appel Marlene Atherton Sharlene Atherton Dan Barber Judy Barringer Janice Beaulac Gerald Beedon Cynthia Beier Patricia Bengtson Morgan Blanchard Theresa Boulier Donna Boursaw Sue Brenner Andrea Brieden Norbert Brinker Patrick Brinker Linda Brown Mike Browning Nancy Buczkowski Shirley Burnett Larry Bryant Thomas Capps Mike Carman John Carter John Chamberlain fflmtfuseh Donald Charron Chris Chase Darlene Cieslinski Sharon Clary Ronald Closs Mary Craze Mary Croneworth Albert Daldine Joyce DeckerDebbie Debbie Doktor Bobbi Downey Diane Dubravetz 43 Linden Duchane Richard Eifert Carol Eisen Paul Eisen Chalmer Ellis Mike Elsholz Gary Emerick Chris Fisher Donna Flinton Sharon Foley Connie Fountain Clifford Freeland 31 f IJmt pass Dan Gassam Kathleen Gauthier Thomas Gerrits Eleanor Goodnough Kimberly Hahn Gail Hansel Annette Harris Bruce Harris Karren Harsch Steve Hasler Ann Heiss Marjorie Hock Lorna Hold wick Gary Howison Donna Huffmaster Dan Humphrey Eloise Humphrey David Hurt Debbie lies Patricia Ingles Alan Johnson Pauline Jones Robert Kammer Glen Kaufman Larry Kielbasa Mike Kielbasa Joe Klecha Beth Klomparens William Kress Sidney LaFrance Dottie Jo Lane Richard Leverenz Kathleen Lindow Karen Lipke Robert Lozon Robert Lozon Linda Lukasak Ronald Lukasak Donald Lumley Mike Lyden Diane Mackley Thomas Mac Lean Katie Maloney Cathy Mallorey Patricia Malott Deborah Marchlewski Larry Markel Nancy Martin Karen Marvin Carol Mattock Tim Mayhew Sharon McCaffery Janet McCartney Donna McGinley Loretta McIntosh Cheryl McLeod Jeffery McLeod Betty McQueary Steve Mead Coralie Metz 15 ark Mp. feptore 3lt IjcUte Xi Jfear. John Minton Kay Mireau Mary Jo Moore Larry Moss Dan Mousseau Diane Muhlitner Ron Nedrow Ed Neiman Nancy Nicolai Michelle Nowasad Eileen O ' Neill Rose Pascoe 45 Jim Pieprzak John Pavlick Kati Posey Virgil Reeves Sharon Reinbolt David Richter Charles Riffenburg Ray Rood Betty Roome Steven Rostine Jayne Rourke Phil Rue inski Batlu ffixpmenras Linda Ruff Harry Rybinski Nancy Rzonca Bill Sass Joanne Sauber Dan Sayers Bob Sherbarth Gary Schneider Jane Schneider John Schuenemnn Duane Schunk Salligene Schunk Gerald Schweihofer Michael Shafer James Shafron Corrine Shoebottom Paul Shurkey Theodore Sladowski Yvonne Smith Joan Solgot Danon Stephan Jim Stier Diane Stockwell Nancy Stolp Christine Stubbs Deane Sweet Deborah Tallman Michael Tallman Gary Tebeau Elaine Thompson 46 Ed Thueme Lawrence VanTiem Frank Warren Pe ggy Webster Mary Westrick Chet Wisniewski Dave Wigle Bill Wisswell Nathan Woodman Margaret Zimmer jfiU jSuiphmmm ' s lEtltes Too Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Stephen Anderson Sandy Borowski James Burkardt Ken Dixon Marty Doerr Karrie Emig Alan Fraley William Hollingshead Harry Kane Stephan Kane Mike Mayhew Stuart Minton David Peterson Diane Sayers Jim Schneider John Schweihofer Tom Skuta Bill Westrick The oak grow silently in the forest a thousand years; Only in the thousandth year, when the axeman arrives with his axe, Is there heard an echoing through the solitudes; And the oak announces itself when, with farsounding crash, it falls. 47 ©fftcer mb Afrfctsnr John Cosgrove President Peter Johnson Vice-President Renee Zach arias Secretary-Treasurer (£ks« nf 71 Mr. Buell Miss Lopatkiewitz Mrs. Perret As the Freshmen plunge into high school, they find themselves on the bottom of the heap. It is very disheartening for them because just one year ago, they were on top in their school. The atmosphere changed, the teachers changed, and suddenly the class grew larger, making the social life more exciting, but the studies hard- er. Because of their lack of experience and knowledge, they reluctantly accept that they are followers, but their future is brightened by the thought that someday they will be the lead- ers of St. Clair High School. Mr. Post Mr. Watson Mr. Weber 48 Ahiust tn Nehi |Jate Jaleeta Kay Alcorn Carol Anderson William Anderson Debra Arnold Patrick Bacon Melvin Bark Don Bamum Michael Bamum Jeanie Baumgarten Laura Beauchamp Dennis Bedford Andy Bennett Sandy Bennett Craig Bock Julie Bohs David Bolla Jack Boucher Michael Boulier Susan Bourbannais George Brand al Michael Bremerkamp John Brinley Robert Britz Craig Brown Gary Brown James Brown Jill Bryant Nancy Bryson Jacque Buell Henry Burkwhat Louis Cahours Mims Carter Timothy Charron Michael Closs William Coleman Mary Conklin Ronald Cook Steve Cotton Karen Cross Linda Daldine Deborah Day Jess De Lisle 49 (the (greatest ©aks David Delor Steven Delore Douglas DeVary Barbara Diem Pamela Diem Anthony Distelrath Karen Distelrath Ron Distelrath Reilly Dixon Gordon Durham Hughie Durham Gail Edgington Jim Edmonson Gregory Eerbeek Donna Eisen Patricia Eisen Braunda Ellery Jacquelyn Emerick Charles English Paul Feike Fred Felter Chet Fletcher Danny Fletcher Darla Fleury Darlyn Foxx Michele Fountain Steven Fraley Catherine Frye Courad Galos Jerry Gauthier Linda Gauthier Michael Gauthier Sara Gauthier Susan Gerrits Susan Gieraltowski Elizabeth Goethals Bonnie Goodnough Gerald Goulette Randall Gottler Becky Gunn Gary Hansel Ruth Hansen 50 ijiatie Been Uittle Aomt Gail Harris Jenny Harris Paul Heiss Joseph Hohmann Becky Holden Diane Hollingshead Vartush Hratchian Nancy Hutkowski Donald Hyslop Jackie Ingless Thomas Ingles Janalie Irvin Michael Jamison Barbara Jencks Cynthia Johnson Tom Johnson Elizabeth Jones Katherine Jorgenson Betsy Kane Denise Kaufman Patricia Kennedy Thereas Keves Marie Kielbasa Jessis Kissielewicz Ted Kisielewicz James Klecha Loren Knight Vicki Krokker Antoinette Kuberski Fred Laffellad Gary Leitz Dennis Lester Wayne Levitt Kathy Lopatkiewicz Sandy Macintosh Patricia Marvin James McDaniel Anna Lee McDonald Kathy McGinley Marsha McLeod Vicki McLeod Kathleen McMahon 51 Jj ' rcshmen Attempt Lynn McQueary Brian Miller Donna Mitchell Ronald Mitchell Michael Modin Russell Mollan Susan Nelson Robert Nicolai Kenneth Niebauer Patrick Page Dorsey Patterson Vicky Pauly s Sherrie Peterson John Petoski John Peurach Diane Pickelhaupt Cindy Pieprzak Lynn Ptrykus Connie Pringle Barbara Pung Gary Quibell Margaret Quinn Terry Rad ike Roger Ray Denny Raymo Tom Raymo Cynthia Reynolds Kathryn Richter Mary Jane Riley Clifford Robbins Rick Robbins Timothy Robbins Dennis Rocker Fred Rowain Daniel Rourke Doretta Ruff Brian Rutt Barbara Rzonca Sharlene Sabbagh Miriam Sass Cindy Saunders Joane Sawher 52 (in -3FtU Seniors Whiles Kenneth Sayers Craig Schantz Dean Schantz William Schamweber Patricia Scherbarth Mary Ann Schneider Patricia Schroeppel Craig Schunck Mike Schutt Cathy Schwartz David Sexton Constance Shaw Roy Sheeter Deborah Simons Mary Ann Siudym Charlene Skuta Sue Smith Susan Smith Diane Sobol Paul Stephan Barbara Stockwell Julie Stockwell Richard Swierkosz Patricia Tassie Joel Thompson Edward Tolson Cathy Tyler Andrew VanBuskirk Helen VanTiem Cindy Westrick Os iJk A ... Ed Westrick Joe Westrick John Westrick Pamela Westrick Robert Wheeler Danny Williams Linda Williams Rosalie Williams Gloria Wood Bonnie Zimmer James Zimmer Mary Lou Zimmer 53 Ned Zimmer A 1 • W Susan Zimmer Nick Zimmer .A ' ; A Tony Zimmer CVV- SORRY, NO PHOTO John Coleman Randall Grice Dorothy Kennedy David Hernandez Mary Ellen Westrick Dan Mayhew Gerald Pauly Steve Perkins Sue Westrick 54 j ' tutumt (Cmmrtl FRONT ROW: S. Mireau, C. Meno, J. Rourke (treas. ), D. Hyslop (pres. ), P. Sass (v. pres.), M. Bark. SECOND ROW: C. Ingles, S. Bigger, D. Mayhew, L. Ewart, J. Irvin, A. Kuburski, M. Fountain, N. Eifert, N. Buczkowski, J. Campbell, R. Zacharias. THIRD ROW: J. Cosgrove, D. Rocker, D. Booker, T. Kralik, J. Wrocklage, J. Hudolin, M. Thompson, L. Gerrits, J. Rourke, D. Dubravetz, E. Thompson, K. Mireau, B. Harris. The Student Council this year has mainly been involed in pro- moting school spirit. At the beginning of the school year we began by selling such booster material as shakers, emblems, and Saints stickers. An interschool computer dance was held March 15 in which 400 people participated. Our most prominent project, and the one in which the majority of the school was active was raising money for building the new football field. 56 j tutumt (£xrham e ELIZABETH GARDE I was bom in Gotten, Sweden, on October 15, 1950. My father is a lawyer and my mother is a nurse. At seven years old, I started school. Before leaving Sweden, I attended the gymnasium which is equivalent to the last two years in high school and the first year in junior college. After going back, I have two more years before graduating from gymnasium . In the future I would like to be a doctor or a teacher. Elizabeth I YOSHITA YOSHIDA I was born on January 15, 1950, and was brought up in Tokyo. My father runs a printing company which prints college books and college printed material. My mother is a housewife. I was going to one of Tokyo ' s public high schools. When I go back to Japan, I have to be a senior at high school again. After graduation I am going to University and study English more. I want to be a tourist guide or an interpreter so I can talk with many people. I might guide you in Japan someday. Yoshita JULIA ELHORDOY I was bom in Young, Rio Negro department in Uruguay on October 17, 1951. I have four sisters and one brother. I went to primary school for five years. I graduated from high school on November 25, 1967. I came here on a scholarship from Youth for Understanding. I am going to stay here till the end of June. I am learning about the American life and customs. I like to play the piano and guitar. I like to ride horses. My father owns a ranch near Young so we spend the weekends on the ranch. When I go back, I am going to take my private classes in English and piano. I plan to begin college in March of 1969. Julia 57 TOP ROW: N. Nicolai, L. Frantz, L. Biscorner, C. Stubbs, C. Ellis, D. Lane, E. Chaput, J. Irish, L. Moss, B. Scharnweber, G. Quibell, A. LaVigne, D. Doktor, D. Marc hlew ski, D. Cielinski, J. Barringer, P. Bengtson, and L. Brown. SECOND ROW: S. Atherton, L. Rocker, K. Weber, L. Pearl, S. Guildenstein, M. Hock, D. Arnold, C. Ellis, M. Shafer, S. Bennett, D. Boursaw, P. Burgett, A. L. McDonald, and D. Stephen. TOP ROW: L. Kindsvater, B. Kane, D. Dubravetz, V. Wolfe, D. Arnold, N. Bryson, and the director, Mr. Marier. SECOND ROW: A. Lindow, S. McMa- hon, M. Pauly, N. Stolp, and D. Kennedy. FRONT ROW: D. Day, S. Peter- son, E. Jones, R. Zacharias, the accompanist, and P. Diem. 58 (i THIRD ROW: K. Lipke, P. Fisher, R. Pascoe, B. Hetherington, B. Kemp, M. Weiden- bach, J. Schneider, N. Zimmer, P. Sharkey, S. Delore, S. LaFrance, K. VanBuskirk, M. Schneider, D. Fleury, and L. Geritts, the accompanist. FRONT ROW: J. Lough, M. Lukasask, B. Gauthier, P. Marvin, P. Tassie, P. Zimmer, M. Atherton, P. Brinker, T. Zimmer, the director, Mr. Marier, S. Bennett, M. Moore, M. Suidym, and J. Stager. h n r u TOP ROW: C. Ellis, M. Sha- fer, J. Irish, L. Moss, and B. Harris. SECOND ROW: J. Schneider, A. Lindow, G. Levitt, J. Barringer, D. March- lew ski, and A. Harris, the ac- companist. FRONT ROW: Mr. Marier, the director, S. Ather- ton, Y. Yoshida, and S. Bur- nett. Select (flumtle FRONT ROW: B. Meier, M. Craze, P. Schroeppel, M. Fountain, R. Zacharias. SECOND ROW: M. Everitt, C. Bock, S. LaFrance, R. Leverenze, G. Eerbeck, T. Gerritts, C. Galos, L. McQuery, S. Burnett, L. Baumgarden. THIRD ROW: V. Reeves, D. Cosgrove, B. Scharnweber, T. Capps, D. Barnum, C. Schunck, G. Harris, L. Moss, B. Scharnweber, B. Blanchard, E. Neimen, B. Wheeler. (picture by Photo club) PEP BAND R. Leverenze, C. Eerbeck, M. Craze, P. Schroeppel, B. Wheeler, G. Harris, T. Capps, B. Scharnweber, and D. Barnum. 60 MAJORETTES Mary Me Cully and Brenda Blanchard (Otmlcabers Stimulate liars itu FRONT ROW: J. Boulier, S. Brown, M, Felter, S. Sawyer. SECOND ROW: K. Beauchamp, M. Boulier, D. Hyslop, M. Edgette. iSchmil Junior Uarsitu FRONT: A. Brieden. SECOND ROW: K. Mireau, K. Maloney, J. Solgot, P. Eisen. THIRD ROW: K. Hahn, T. Boulier, and A. Harris. Jfreshnu ' n FRONT ROW: B. Deim, J. Bohs, L. Beauchamp. SECOND ROW: J. Buell, M. Sass, and P. Scherbarth. 61 $ FRONT ROW: D. Lane, Mrs. Kukulka (advisor), N. Nicolai. SECOND ROW: P. Zimmer, L. Lukasak, M. Hock, L. Holdwick, S. Clary, V. McLeod, J. Staiger. THIRD ROW: R. Pascoe, L. Gauthier, C. Stubbs, E. Riley, D. Sobal, S. Schunk, and S. Brenner. ffihat 1 £ ies tr 62 Ifmnemakers FRONT ROW: B. Downey (sec. ), V. Wolfe (v. pres.). M. Pauly (pres. ), B. Kemp (treas. ). SECOND ROW: J. Downey, C. Weber, B. Hetherington, D. Pickelhaupt, M. Zimmer, J. Baumgarten, B. Roome, D. Muhlitner, Mrs. Paajanen (advisor). THIRD ROW: Mrs. Thompson (advisor), C. McLeod, S. Baker, R. Umlauf, D. Ar- nold, A. Lindow, J. McCartney, and C. Ellis. the Jfuture? FRONT ROW: J. Keeley, Mr. Kienitz, (advisor), D. Sc hunk (pres. ), M. Achatz. BACK ROW: R. Distelrath, J. Schweihofer, and J. Schweihofer. Jf a raters 63 SEATED: Mr. Francisco (Advisor), P. Fisher (President). SECOND ROW: M. Cunningham, J. Bohs, M. Brinker; B. Kemp, D. Boyla, C. Brettin, M. Mc- Daniels. THIRD ROW: B. Rutt, B. Sass, S. McMahon, L. Frantz, T. Jones, E. Mayhew, and F. Orr. FRONT ROW: F. Orr, H. Pauly, J. Paajanen, Mr. Watt (Advisor), Mr. Stablin (Advisor), S. McCartney, T. Snodgrass, J. Decker, M. Metz. SECOND ROW: J. Carter, D. Lozon, D. Mitchell, D. Barber, D. Gassam, R. Lozon, G. Howison, T. MacLean, B. Preston, J. Schuenemnn. THIRD ROW: D. Shovan, D. Humphrey, D. Mitchell, G. Krenke, F. Tinsey, S. Hasler, J. Dandron, D. Johnson, D. Richter. FOURTH ROW: B. Banning, N. Woodman, D Bacon, L. Felter, T. Apple, K. Oles, C. Raymond, D. Eifert, T. Andrejewski, E. Burkart, D. Watt, and M. Carman. FRONT ROW: D. Eisen, P. Eisen, C. Eisen, L. Croneworth, S. Peterson, T. Radike. SEC- OND ROW: Miss McKenna, M. J. Conklin, J. Bryant, C. Bier, P. Bengston, J. McCartney, M. Suidym. THIRD ROW: D. Doktor, C. Anderson, D. Lane, D. Arnold, and S. Macintosh. (Ihe 1968 dlatrbnjjcint Editor Editor MARY McCULLY EMILY CHAPUT Editing the 1968 Clairvoyant has been an unforgettable experience for the yearbook staff. Because we all came in as greenhorns, we were unaware of the task that confronted us. With the support of the St. Clair County merchants, and other local societies, the cooperation of the faculty and student body, and most of all the great efficiency and willingness of the staff, we compiled our 1968 yearbook. Our only hope is that in future years more students get the spirit and take interest in the Clairvoyant. It is THEIR yearbook - THEIR memories. It should be more of a school project rather than a minority group thing. Sure, it ' s a challenge - a big one - but not unconquerable. It has been overcome before and we hope that it will be in the future. Remember, one only gets out of something what one puts into it. HE STAFF Mr. Tharrett Mr. Mallwitz 3lt « Cnt Whether 1 9t 7 Uarsitii Jh ' n ntball (team ROW ONE: J. Slota, J. Schuenemnn, E. Burkart, S. Mead, S. McCartney, J. Decker, D. Shovan. ROW TWO: B. Harris, J. Lowe, T. Genaw, D. Cosgrove, D. Lozon, K. Distelrath, T. Snodgrass, D. Bacon. ROW THREE: Coach Stablein, L. Morton, M. Hyslop, J. Ingles, F. Gauthier, H. Pauly, B. Banning, T. Andrzejew- ski, J. Shinske, Assistant Coach Mr. Goulding. ROW FOUR: J. Gelushia, L. Felter, S. Scherbarth, C. Claerhout, M. Metz, J. Fletcher, S. Anderson. 68 Mm or Hose . ♦ Our coaches, Mr. Stablein and Mr. Goulding, gave our Fighting Saints the spirit and enthusiasm which they needed to perform as a well-organized team. The coaches have instilled in our boys the qualities of good-sportmanship and pride which are sought in every suc- cessful team. ALL LEAGUE TEAM Second team offense Harb Pauly Les Felter First team offense Steve Scherbarth John Decker Honorable Mention; Jim Paajanen Twig Snodgrass Jim Lowe Attain parked (Shrill in (ftu ' ru ©ante Watching the game with concentration, Coach Stab- lein looks worried, al- though he has hopes that his boys will play their best. Les Felter grabs for an incomplete pass as Richman trys to recover. Steve Scherbarth intercepts a pass and the tension mounts as the Fighting Saints 7 q show real team work. Herb Pauly, 72, blocks the opposing team as Steve Me Cartney, 11, carries the ball for a touchdown. 4unuir Harsitu ROW ONE: D. Watt, S. Hasler, M. Blanchard, T. MacLean, D. Gassam, B. Harris, C. Freeland, L. Markle. ROW TWO: R. Leverenz, J. Chamberlain, J. Kletcha, D. Eifert, N. Woodman, D. Barber, R. Lukasak, R. Rood, T. Mayhew. ROW THREE: D. Sweet, D. Bacon, C. Raymond, D. Hurt, R. Lozon, R. Scherbarth, G. Howison, D. Richter, D. Sayers. s. c. 20 Port Huron Catholic - - 6 s. c. 7 Algonac - - 0 s. c. 19 Marine City - 12 s. c. 6 Yale - - - 0 s. c. 12 Marysville • - 18 s. c. 20 Cros-Lex - - 6 s. c. 28 Port Huron Catholic - - 0 71 Jfreshntcm Jfmitball SCOREBOARD S. C. 7 S. C. 0 S. C. 0 S. C. 7 S. C. 13 S. C. 33 S. C. 12 Port Huron Catholic 33 Algonac 6 Marine City 20 Yale 13 Marysville 7 Cros-Lex 7 Algonac 13 IBe’re |Jnnth nf ©ur (Team FIRST ROW: D. Hyslop, B. Coleman, P. Johnson, H. Burkwhat, J. Peurach, D. Delore, B. Rutt, M. Schutt. SECOND ROW: H. Durham, J. Pauly, D. Fletcher, R. Mitchell, D. Barnum, D. Patterson, B. Scharnweber, D. Sexton, R. Molan. THIRD ROW: J. Edmonson, C. English, D. Rourke, G. Durham, J. Cosgrove, D. De- Vary, G. Quibell, M. Barnum, S. Cotton, and W. Levitt. 72 COLLEEN ANDERSON Senior l%7 tionu ' romtno, Court MARGARET BOULIER Senior LINDA BROWN Sophomore YOSHIKO YOSHITA Japanese Exchange Student JoANN BOULIER Junior RENE ZAC HA RAIS Freshman 73 (!3 nnnastir (leant . . . FRONT ROW: J. Thompson, J. Coleman, S. LaFrance, P. Johnson G. Kaufman BACK ROW: C. Anderson, D. Humphrey, F. Orr, T. May hew, D. Sayers COACH MR. NEWCOMBE Ilratttrinij fur (fnmpetittnn Baring ea«nn CAM ANDERSON Side Horse PETER JOHNSON Floor Excercise DOUG ARNOLD Rings JOEL THOMPSON GLENN KAUFMAN BILL COLEMAN Rings Floor Excercise Parallel Bars FRONT ROW: C. Ingles, J. Saunders, J. Paajanen, G. Krenke, Coach Watt. SECOND ROW: T. Snodgrass, S. Scherbarth, C. Rock, R. Banning. THIRD ROW: J. Koryba, M. Metz, K. Oles, L. Felter. St. Clair High School ' s Varsity basketball team compiled a fine nine and three record this year and captured the league championship. Coach Arvid Watt had much faith in his 12 man squad, and in many of the games all 12 players were used. Hustle was the key to all of St. Clair ' s victories. They showed the ability to throw the long pass and score on an easy lay-up. Ken Oles was the St. Clair center and was used all during the season by Coach Watt. Averaging better than 15 rebounds a game, he dominated the boards for St. Clair. Jim Paajanen was St. Clair ' s big scorer. When there was an important two points that St. Clair needed, Paajanen was always the key man the Saints relied on. In the rebounding department, Jim was an asset to the team. Jeff Sanders was the leading guard for St. Clair. Being a tremendous ball handler, Jeff was always the key man in bringing the ball up the floor. Jeff could shoot from the outside with surprising accuracy and brought winning a lot easier. Cliff Ingles was the St. Clair hustler. Although not a high point scorer, he was a fine defensive player. Jerry Koryba and Mike Metz were steady rebounders. Les Felter brought in reliable support in the rebounding department also. Steve Scherbarth, a fine shooter could score points when St. Clair needed them. Calvin Rock and Bob Banning, both good handlers, could always come on strong from the bench. Twig Snodgrass, a fine free throw shooter, had the golden touch with the jump shot. Although hampered by a broken ankle, Greg Krenke was doing a fine job in the beginning of the season. Then we have Coach Watt, the man on the bench who is always cut down when St. Clair loses, and receives little credit when they win. Any coach that can take 12 men and mold them into a championship team has to be given a world of credit. A great season for St. Clair and a well deserved one. D. Cosgrove JSainte If alto $ ' mtl SCOREBOARD s. c. 62 s c. 46 s. c. 76 s. c. 82 s. c. 77 s. c. 74 s. c. 65 s. c. 67 s. c. 57 s. c. 86 s. c. 74 s. c. 64 Port Huron Catholic 58 Algonac 49 Marine City 79 Yale 42 Marysville 56 Cros-Lex 67 Port Huron Catholic 57 Algonac 58 Marine City 59 Yale 50 Marysville 53 Cros-Lex 48 PLAYERS POINTS REBOUNDS Paajanen 16 7.7 Oles 11.6 15.2 Saunders 10.5 4.5 Ingles 7.2 4.0 Koryba 5.3 3.9 Felter 5.2 5.0 Scherbarth 4.3 2.8 Metz 2.3 2.4 Snodgrass 1.8 .7 Rock 1.5 7.7 Banning 1.1 .35 Krenke 1.0 1.3 4luntnr Barsttu Although the Junior Varsity basketball team was not as tall as many earlier teams to play for Coach Alley, he has stated that their determination to win was an important factor which helped them conquer many of their opponents. We congratulate our determined and successful J. V. team which will soon be- come the varsity. These Saints give us hope for continued basketball champion- ships. SCORES S. C. 57 S. C. 61 S. C. 48 S. C. 80 S. C. 52 S. C. 44 S. C. 74 S. C. - - 42 S. C. 51 S. C. 45 S. C. 58 S. C. 64 S. C. 55 S. C. 53 S. C. 57 Port Huron Catholic - - 43 Algonac 56 Marine City 47 Yale 53 Marysville 41 Cros-Lex 54 New Haven 31 Clintondale 71 Port Huron Catholic - - 47 Algonac r 36 Marine City 52 Yale 45 Marysville 51 Cros-Lex 45 Detroit All Saints 25 54 , 10 J I4i FIRST ROW: M. Carman, R. Scherbarth, C. Raymond, Coach Alley, D. Bacon, D. Eifert, J. Shafran. SECOND ROW: J. Carter, D. Barker, D. Gassam, R. Lozen, D. Sweet, G. Howison, and D. Watt. (litis 31s 03 nlu (Ilnur S gtmtmg!! FIRST ROW: R. Cook, B. Anderson, H. Durham, D. Bolla, Coach Craze, R. Mollan, D. Sexton, R. Gottler, M. Carter. SECOND ROW: J. Pauly, S. Cotton, W. Levitt, G. Durham, P. Heiss, J. Cosgrove, D. DeVary, M. Barnum, and M. Closs. SCORES S. C. 52 S. C. 46 S. C. 39 S. C. 62 S. C. 56 S. C. 47 S. C. 52 S. C. 77 S. C. 63 S. C. 56 S. C. 46 S. C. 71 S. C. 36 S. C. 54 Port Huron Catholic - - 56 Algonac 37 Marine City 47 Yale 33 Marysville 54 Cros-Lex 33 Anchor Bay 44 Capac 69 Port Huron Catholic - - 55 Algonac 41 Marine City 52 Yale 64 Marysville 39 Capac 53 Experience gained during this season will help these future Varsity basketball players improve even more as they continue up the ladder to success. 79 (Irark (leant FRONT ROW: D. Rutt, M. Metz, G. Howison, J. Schuenemnn, and D. Arnold. SECOND ROW: R- Closs, B. Cooper, C. Claerhout, M. Hyslop, M. Blanchard, and C. Ellis. THIRD ROW: D. Bolla, C. Chase, R. Gottler, J. Shafran, H. Burkwhat, F. Warren, T. Ellis, A. Ahles, M. Bar- num, M. Jamison, and absent from photo. Coach Hessenthaler. Bring Ijutpes FRONT ROW: D. Johnson, C. Rock, B. Banning, D. Watt, and D. Richter, SECOND ROW: J. Chamberlain, P. Johnson, B, Anderson, W. Levitt, B. Preston. THIRD ROW: Coach Stablein, J. Ingles, J. Paajanen, J. Cosgrove, D. Bacon, D. Hurt, and P. Heiss. 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