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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

St. Clair High School St. Clair , Michigan CLAIRVOYANT 1971 Photography Pete Malott Steve McClure Staff Nancy Biyson Jacque Buell Beckie Doktor Michele Emig Cathy Frye Audrey Lukasak Mary Irish Carolyn MacLennan Vicki McLeod Janet Plizza Barb Pung Patti Tassie Cindy Westrick Helpers Pat Kennedy Sharon Sadlowski Karla Skonieczany Sue Smith Gail Striker Laurel Wisniewski 70 4 ACTIVITIES Homecoming Court Sandy Pickelhaupt - Freshman Brenda Beier - Sophomore Charlotte Burge tt - Junior Sally Wills - Junior Barb Diem - Senior Cathy Schwartz - Senior 1st Place — Class of ’71 The mighty class of 71 did it again. They came up with another first place float. Three years in a row. Who will take their place next year? 2nd - Class of ’72 3rd - Class of ’74 4th - Class of ’73 Homecoming 1970 JO FIRST ROW: Barb Diem, Mary Lou Zimmer, Diane Lacroix. SECOND ROW: Terri Roberts and Patty Eisen. THIRD ROW: Carol Cotton, Sally Wills, Vicki Frantz. CHARGE ! Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Let’s go ! Freshman Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Sue Baker, Jeannie Pflaum, Wynn Levitt. SECOND ROW: Jan Beauchamp, Sandy Cieslinski, Nancy Mireau, Jane Lough. Standing: Cindy Chartrand. Miss Sue Schamweber has spent many hours teaching the freshman cheerleaders various cheers, and helping them make many important decisions. She has also sponsored the junior-varsity and varsity cheerleaders. 12 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Marilyn Markel, Diane Grigg. SECOND ROW: Gay Huston, Mary Ellyn Beier, Michele Fraley, Val Silvas, Sherrie Radike. TOP: Donna Ellery. FIRST ROW: Nanette Meier, Debbie Cleland, Carol Kress, Kay VanSickle, Katey Kerbyson, Michele Fraley, Audrey Lukasak, Sandy Muhlitner, Sally Muhlitner, Dee Riske. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Edgington, Bob Petroff, Susan Kelly, Diane Tyler, Greg Eerbeck, Mark Brieden, Lee Tranzow, Conrade Galos, Ed Irvin, Michelle Marriot. THIRD ROW: Keith Joachim , Craig Schunck, Clifford Galos, Steve Chapman, Fred Lukasak, Doug Hoyt, Ken Tassie, Bill Scharnweber, Don Bamum. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hanick - Band Director, Bob Wheeler - Drum Major, Lori Everitt - Majorett, Jacque Buell - Majorett. S.C.H.S. Band M TOP PHOTO: The SCHS Band marching in the Memorial Day Parade. Middle photo: The Band playing during the dedication of St. Clair’s Impossible Dream, on Oct. 10, 1970. BOTTOM PHOTO: Half-time at the Homecoming football game at St. Clair High School. 15 Step-ettes Cathy Frye, Renee Zacharias Helen Speck, Sandy Macintosh, Cahrlotte Burgett, Mary Johnson Sharon Oles, Julie Stockwell STEP-ETTES The Step-ettes are a vital and colorful addition to our band. They preform with the band at football and basketball halftimes and also march in all parades. The Captain and Co-Captain were Sandy Macintosh and Charlotte Burgett who were both in Step-ettes for the past three years. 16 New Majorettes ”, 71- ’72 FRONT ROW: Jackie Trumble- Captain, Martha Siudym. BACK ROW: Vicki Westrick, Beckie Doktor, Gail Parker. Majorettes for ’ 70-’71 BACK ROW: Denise Mau, Terry Fenner, Sherry Dawson, Nancy Denony. FRONT ROW: Cindy MacKelvie, Debbie Stock- well, Joan Eisen. MASCOT: Beth Everitt. BACK ROW: Lori Everitt, Bob Wheeler, Jacq ue Buell. Madrigals 18 Chorus I Singing Under the Direction of Mrs. Hanick Who Joined Our Staff at S.C.H.S. This Year. Student Government The Faculty and students of SCHS have seen very strong leadership with many accomplishments. The Student Council has done many things for our school because of this strong concern and help. This year ' s Student Council was under the leader- ship of John Cosgrove, President; Dennis Rocker, Vice- President; Pat Schroeppel, Secretary; and Pat Kennedy, Treasurer. The method of selecting Student Government members was changed this year, making the group smaller and therefore more effective. The Govern- ment this year was also represented by the student body. Some of the accomplishments of the Student Government: - Instituted the Student- Teacher Forum - Installed a suggestion box for students and faculty - Purchased a cassette tape recorder - Participated in student- exchange programs with other schools - Improved communication with administration - Inaugurated monthly assembly programs - Increased scholarship fund - Decorated school for Christmas - Sponsored representatives to Boys ' State and Girls’ State - Were instrumental in having the National An- them played each morning - Created the very popular Happiness Awards - Purchased portable coat racks for the school - Clarified and u-dated the Student Government constitution; printed and distributed copies to the facul- ty administration, and Student Government members - Participated and supported the an- nual ALSAK March - Obtained a list of available empty rooms for group study Money for the a bove named were obtained by: - Magazine Sale - School T-Shirt sale - Dances - Chicken Dinners Debate 1970 The debate proposition of this year was; Resolve: That the federal government should establish, fi- nance, and administer programs to control air and water pollution in the United States. St. Clair again competed in the Blue Water De- bate League, and achieved a record of fourteen wins, and eight losses, tying with Memphis High School for fourth place. Our Affirmative team was Laurel Wisniewski and Carol Cress, and the Negative team was Renee Zac- harias and Mike Modin. Bob Currier was our Official timekeeper, and Mr. Vic Ruehle, our Judge. Romeo is Ready! Renee was awarded the top speaker trophy for St. Clair High School with 25 speaker points out of a possible 30. We of the Negative cannot, by any stretch of the imagination, accept your proposal. Officers SONGLEADER - Cindy MacKelvie PRESIDENT - Helen Speck TREASURER - Nancy Westrick SECRETARY - Cyndi Valli HISTORIAN - Carol Orzechowski (absent) F. H. A. Regional meeting at St. Clair. Nancy Westrick and Debbie Cleland officers. SEATED: Mary Wrocklage, Ethel Anderson. FIRST ROW: Laurel Wisnewski, Pat Ken- nedy, Bruce McQueary. BACK ROW: Don Bamum, Joe Maloney, Jill Downey, Sue Smith, Lynn McQueary. ADVISOR: Mr. Mallwitz EDITOR: Patti Kennedy CO-EDITORS: Sue Smith, Lynn McQueary Bruce McQueary - Features, Comics, Advice Brian Rutt - Sports, Student- Teacher Forum Deb Day - Features, Wit Kelly Jorgensen - Artist Laurel Wisnewski - Features, Typist Paul Heydens - Music Jill Downey - Music Don Barnum and Joe Maloney - Sports Ethel Anderson and Mary Wrocklage - Class News Jon Petoskey - Writer Nick Spa no - Writer Yearbook Workshop at Nazareth College in 24 Kalamazoo Attended by: Pete Malott Mary Siudym Sue Zimmer Editing the 1971 Clairvoyant has been an unforgettable experi- ence for the yearbook staff. Hard work, many new acquaintances, and lots of fun was put into the yearbook. We ' ve worked with the support of the St. Clair County merchants, and other local organizations; and with this unified effort the Clairvo- yant Staff compiled a great 1971 yearbook. Our hope is that stu- dents will benefit fond memories and humor that was put into the yearbook. Remember, one only gets out of something what one puts in. Ski Team FRONT ROW: Heather Holden, Katie Tinsey, Reilly Dixon, Julie Tinsey. SECOND ROW: Car- olyn MacLennan, Jan Irvin, Jim Edmonson, Fritz Laschet. BACK ROW: Brian Rutt, Steve Rouse, Geoff Dixon, Mark Tyler, Steve McClure, Mr. Francisco. Ski Club The Student Teacher Forum is something which has only recently been introduced to our school. It’s main purpose is to bring about better communi- cations between students and teachers. A goal which is being obtained. The meetings are held after school and are open to all faculty members and the student body. Dennis Rocker presides over the forum. The meetings are informal and all who attend have an opportunity to express their opinions. Different topics concerning the school are brought up and then discussed in the hope that possible solutions will come about. Some of the topics dis- cussed have been: smoking on school grounds; punishments for a variety of offenses; kissy-face in the cafeteria, the cafeteria in general suggestions from the suggestion box and the pressing issue of modular scheduling. It is the hope of those who have attended that the forum will be continued. Linda Zimmer 1955-1971 We dedicate this page in memory of Linda Zimmer who complet- ed her freshman year and part of her sophomore year at St. Clair High School. She was on the honor roll during these two years. She was bom on July 30, 1955, and lived at 3050 Allington Road in St. Clair. Linda attended Keves School through seventh grade and St. Mary’s for eighth grade. 28 ATHLETICS Scoreboard Varsity A St. Clair Richmond 16 6 H St. Clair Algonac 6 7 A St. Clair Marine City 34 12 H Homecoming St. Clair Chippewa Valley 0 24 A St. Clair Marysville 12 41 H St. Clair Cros-Lex 8 24 H St. Clair Anchor Bay 20 22 A St. Clair P.H. Catholic 14 49 non-league game FIRST ROW: David Schaff, Roger Schaff, Mike McCartney, Jeff Dixon, Managers. SECOND ROW: Russ Mollan, Bill Currier, Rodger Ray, Steve Cotton, Dan Bostick, Brian Rutt, Fritz Laschet. THIRD ROW: Coach - Mr. Stablein, Wayne Levitt, Bill Anderson , Steve Booker, John Cosgrove, Mike Boulier, Dan Rourke, Peter Parsons, Assistant Coach - Mr. Donald- son. FOURTH ROW: Tom Griffin, Jim Edmonson, Gill Schamweber, Football All Area League Don Barnum, Steve McClure, Pete Johnson, Tom Sayers, Ben Brant, Joe Joachim, FIFTH ROW: Bob Ellis, Steve Chapman, Ken Tassie, Neal Yiep, Hughie Durham, Jim Klecha, Mike Barnum, Gordon Durham, John Peurach. SIXTH ROW: Steve Rouse, Steve Mayhew, Greg McWain, Harry Diem, Craig Schunck, Mike Craze, Brad Cooper. OFFENSE Steve Cotton DEFENSE Wayne Levitt HONORABLE MENTION Pete Parsons Roger Ray Pete J ohnson Bill Anderson Ken Tassie Varsity in Action 1970 Season Junior Varsity Scoreboard St. Clair 12 Algonac 14 St. Clair 28 Marine City 0 St. Clair 14 Chippewa Valley 36 St. Clair 0 Marysville 34 St. Clair St. Clair 8 Cros- Lex Forfeit Anchor Bay 12 St. Clair 12 P. H. Catholic 28 Football 33 1970 Season Scoreboard Won 3 Lost St. Clair 6 A lgonac St. Clair 30 Marine City St. Clair 0 Chippewa Valley St. Clair 14 Marysville St. Clair 14 Cros-Lex St. Clair 6 Anchor Bay St. Clair 6 P. H. Catholic 6 32 12 Coach: Mr. Starky Freshman Football 34 Scoreboard St. Clair 61 Clintondale 76 St. Clair 61 Chippewa Valley 70 St. Clair 49 Marysville 68 St. Clair 53 Cros-Lex 41 St. Clair 74 Anchor Bay 51 St. Clair 63 Port Huron Catholic 55 St. Clair 62 Marine City 57 St. Clair 62 A lgonac 54 St. Clair 54 Chippewa Valley 74 St. Clair 74 Marysville 102 St. Clair 76 Cros-Lex 74 St. Clair 71 Anchor Bay 42 St. Clair 78 Port Huron Catholic 49 St. Clair 73 A lgonac 74 St. Clair 83 Marine City 73 LEAGUE RECORD 9 Wins 5 Losses TIED FOR THIRD IN LEAGUE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT St. Clair 59 Cros-Lex 53 St. Clair 84 A lgonac 74 St. Clair 53 Marine City 55 FRONT ROW: John Peurach, Wayne Levitt, Coach: Mr. Watt, John Cosgrove, Paul Heiss. SECOND ROW: Carl Mayhew, Gordon Durham, Mims Carter, Russ Molan, Steve Cotton, Andy VanBuskirk, Randy Bamum. BACK ROW: Steve Booker, Dan Bostick, Chris Brieden, Pete Parsons, Ken Tassie. 35 Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Dan Shafer, Bill Currier, Mark Brieden, Kieth McWain. SECOND ROW: Marty Green, Kim Sweet, Jeff Shaw, Coach: Mr. Starky. THIRD ROW: Brian Crisenberry, Jim Harris, Jeff Bry- son , John McLeod , A. J. Welser. Scoreboard Clair 55 Clintondale Clair 41 Chippewa Valley Clair 62 Marysville Clair 53 Cros-Lex . Clair 50 Anchor Bay Clair 52 Port Huron Catholic Clair 46 Algonac Clair 62 Marine City Clair 56 Chippewa Valley Clair 48 Marysville Clair 58 Cros-Lex Clair 66 Anchor Bay Clair 70 Port Huron Catholic Clair 48 Algonae Clair 70 Marine City WON 12 LOST 3 49 25 61 30 34 42 25 54 58 58 38 52 51 49 61 38 FRONT ROW: John Heiss, Tom Kennedy, Steve Klemmer, Brian Watt, Tom Foley, Don Diem, Pat Carter, Harry Peurach. BACK ROW: Coach: Mr. Spagnolo, Steve Sippell, Craig Macintosh, Jim Sanders, Russ Craze, Rod Mac- lennan, Jeff Cornish, Mark Bennett, Tim Mollan. Scoreboard St. Clair 40 St. Clair 48 St. Clair 42 St. Clair 63 St. Clair 53 St. Clair 51 St. Clair 55 St. Clair 36 St. Clair 53 St. Clair 42 St. Clair 56 St. Clair 46 St. Clair 68 St. Clair 63 WON 9 Chippewa Valley 54 Marysville 41 Cros-Lex 44 Anchor Bay 69 P. H. Catholic 43 Algonac 37 Marine City 46 Chippewa Valley 49 Marysville 57 Cros-Lex 40 Anchor Bay 49 P. H. Catholic 39 Algonac 43 Marine City 48 LOST 5 40 Freshman Basketball Wrestling Team FRONT ROW: Rick Burnett, Bill Meier, John Rose, John Pluta, Mike Craze, Todd Capps, Harry Diem, Neil Yiep. SECOND ROW: Keith Joachim, Mike Walker, Bob Baars, Steve Scott, Mike Modin, Tom Schneider, Greg McClure, Scott Zimmer, Chuck Barks. BACK ROW: Jim McDaniels, Jim Miton, Kurt Love, Joe Joachim, Bob Ellis, John Webster, Keith Kapanka, Mike Stockwell, Don Arnold, Coach Reylts. 42 Scoreboard Individual Match Record St. Clair 1-6 Port Huron Northern Donn Bacon 6-10 St. Clair 6-1 Algonac Dave Richter 8-7 St. Clair 7 - 0 Marine City Dave Hurt 12-2 St. Clair 2-5 Port Huron Northern John Cosgrove 16-1 St. Clair 7-0 Chippewa Valley Paul Heiss 16-1 St. Clair 6 - 1 Marysville Wayne Levitt 11-3 St. Clair 4-3 Port Huron Bill Anderson 12-3 St. Clair 4-3 Cros-Lex Pete Johnson 9-3 St. Clair 7-0 Anchor Bay George Brandal 6-2 St. Clair 3-4 Port Huron Conrad Galos 9 - 2 St. Clair 5-2 Port Huron Catholic Steve Mayhew 13-5 St. Clair 6-1 Algonac Pete Malott 13 - 4 St. Clair 7-0 Armada Steve McClure 11 - 11 St. Clair 7-0 Chippewa Valley M ike Stephan 9 - 1 St. Clair 4 - 3 Richmond Marc Malott 7-2 St. Clair 7-0 Marine City Geoff Dixon 5-1 St. Clair 6 - 1 Marysville Larry Pascoe 4- 2 St. Clair 7-0 Ancnor Bay Dave Horn 3-0 St. Clair 4-3 Port Huron Catholic Ed Irvin 3-0 St. Clair 5-2 Cros-Lex Bob Ankrapp 1-1 ’ non-league Tom Glad wish 0-1 Doug Hoyt 0-0 S.C.A.L. Dual Match Championship 7th Consecutive Year League Record 14-0 FIRST ROW: Bill Anderson, Pete Johnson, Wayne Levitt, Dave Richter. SECOND ROW: Coach - Mr. Stablein, Conrad Galos, Marc Malott, Pete Malott, Steve McClure. THIRD ROW: Dave Hurt, Paul Heiss, John Cosgrove, Larry Pascoe, Do nn Bacon. FOURTH ROW: Dave Horn, Steve Mayhew, Mike Stephen, Ed Irvin, George Brandal, Geoff Dixon. Cross-Country Cross-country became a St. Clair Area League sport for the first time in Sept. , 1970. It is a race over a course 1 1 2 to 3 miles in length. The SCAL specifies that the course be approximately 2 1 2 miles in length. Reverse scoring is used in a meet. That is, if you finish 1st you get one point, 2nd place is worth two points, etc. , with the team having the lowest point total declared the winner. Our league record was 2 wins and 4 losses good for sixth place and we finished in fourth place in the county meet. Ron Cook was placed on the first team all-league by virtue of his 4th place finish in the county, while Joe Ma- loney made the second team all-league finishing 10th in the county. FRONT ROW: Mike Modin, John Woodman, Ron Cook, Randy Gottler, Mims Carter. SECOND ROW: Paul Heiss, Paul Flitton, Dan Shafer, Andy Welser, Russ Craze. BACK ROW: MarkBrieden, Don Thueme, Jim Harris. Coach: Mr. Albrecht 43 St. Clair 5-0 Algonac St. Clair 0-6 Chippewa Valley St. Clair 8-6 Marysville St. Clair 2-3 Cros-Lex St. Clair 14 - 10 Anchor Bay St. Clair 0 1 Port Huron Catholic St. Clair 0 1 to Algonac St. Clair 3-1 Chippewa Valley St. Clair 5-3 Marine City St. Clair 6-2 Marysville St. Clair 7-6 Anchor Bay St. Clair 6-5 Marine City St. Clair 3-2 Cros-Lex St. Clair 11-3 Port Huron Catholic The Mighty St. Clair Saints lost their play- off game against Cros-Lex by the score of 1 to 0 . Captain Dick Effert Batting Average .400 Co Captain Rusty Mollan St. Clair Score Board 11 WINS 3 LOSSES 44 Golf FRONT ROW: Terry Beier, Mims Carter, Mark Brieden. BACK ROW: Dave Weidenbach, John Oles, Steve Booker, Pete Parsons, Chris Brieden. MIKE CARMAN All League Team WON 15 LOST 5 2nd in the lea gue 1969-70 Coach: Mr. Parsons Track A NEW LOOK St. Clair’s track team will have a new look this season. Last year the team held two work days doing odd jobs around town such as raking lawns, washing windows and cars, etc. The money was then used to help purchase royal blue sweatsuits trimmed in white. The team will also sport scarlet stocking caps to emphasize the school colors of scarlet and royal blue. FRONT ROW: Neil Yiep, John Woodman, DaveBolla, Randy Gottler, Mike Bamum. SECOND ROW: Bob Ellis, Ken Tassie, Dan Bostick, Dan Shafer, Andy Welser, Randy Bamum. BACK ROW: Joe Maloney, Mike Craze, Don Barnum, Bill Schamweber. 1969-70 Record Dual Meet St. Clair 58 1 2 Algonac 59 1 2 St. Clair 67 Marine City 51 St. Clair 56 Chippewa Valley 62 St. Clair 45 1 2 Marysville 72 1 2 St. Clair 61 Cros-Lex 57 St. Clair 75 1 2 Anchor Bay 42 1 2 WON 3 LOST 3 New School Records GARY HOWISON - 440 yd. dash (51. 65 seconds) A. J. WELSER - 2 mile run (11:04.1) COACH: Mr. Albrecht New uniforms at SCHS Track. 46 CLASSES VICE-PRESIDENT 50 BOURBONAIS, SUSAN BRAN DAL, GEORGE BRITZ, ROBERT CLOSS, MICHAEL COLEMAN, WILLIAM COLLINS, LILLIAN 51 DeLISLE, JESS DELOR, DAVID DeVARY, DOUGLAS DIEM, BARBARA DISTELRATH, IN A DISTELRATH, KAREN 52 DISTELRATH, KAREN M. DIXON, REILLY DOWNEY, JILL DURHAM, GORDON DURHAM, HUGHIE EDGINGTON, GAIL 53 54 GUNN. BECKY HARRIS. GAIL HARRIS. JENNY HOLDEN, BECKY HRATCHIAN, TUSH HUTKOWSKI, NANCY 55 HYSLOP, DON INGLES, JACKIE INGLES, TOM 56 LASCHET, FRITZ LEFFELLAD, FRED LEITZ, GARY LEVITT, WAYNE LOPATKIEWICZ, KATHY LOVE, CINDY LUKASAK, PAT MacINTOSH, SANDY MacLENNAN, CAROLYN 57 58 RADIKE, TERRY RAY, ROGER RAYMO, DAN 59 SABBAGH, SHARLENE SASS, MIRIAM SASS, BILL 60 SHEETER, ROY SIUDYM, MARY SMITH, MARY ELLEN 61 62 WESTRICK, JOHN WES TRICK, JOE WESTRICK, PAM ZAREMBA, BERNIE ZIMMER, BONNIE ZIMMER, LARRY 63 Class of ’70 Honor Students MICHAEL MODIN Valedictorian Brian Rutt Barbara Pung Betty Crocker Homemaker Renee Zacharias Susan Gerrits Patricia Kallman Thomas Johnson Patricia Schroeppel Paul Heiss Randall Grice Cynthia Pieprzak Teri Roberts Kathy McGinley Jenny Harris Kathryn Richter Dennis Rocker THERESE BROZOWSKI Salutatorian D.A.R. Good Citizenship Kathleen Lopatkiewicz Gregory Eerbeek Margaret Quinn Susan Zimmer Theresa Keves Patricia Tassie Carol Anderson Laura Beauchamp John Cosgrove Denise Kaufman Laura Walker John Westrick Randy Gottler Miriam Sass Mary Siudym Dirty Work at the Crossroads ON FLOOR: Peg Quinn KNEELING: Mike Barnum, Kathy Vito STANDING: L to R: Renee Zacharias, Joel Thompson, Barb Diem, Terry Radike, Dan Fletcher, Pat Kennedy, and Debby Day Mr. Weber Nellie Lovelace - ■ Widow Lovelace - Mookie McGuggins Adam Oakhart - - Munro Murgatroyd ■ Ida Murgatroyd - - Mrs. Asterbilt Leonie Asterbilt - - Little Nell Flourette Director ■ RENEE ZACHARIAS - - - PEGGY QUINN - - DAN FLETCHER - - JOEL THOMPSON - - - MIKE BARNUM KATHY VITO - - TERRY RADIKE BARB DIEM DEBBY DAY PAT KENNEDY MR. DONALD WEBER 65 BEST DRESSED Wayne Levitt Kathy Tyler 68 NICEST SMILE Wayne Levitt Denise Kaufman MOST ATHLETIC Steve Cotton Patty Eisen 69 BEST DANCERS Pete Johnson Barb Diem Julie Stockwell Louis Cahours Comers TEACHER PETS John Cosgrove Renee Zacharis The Sun is in Leo, the Lion, a fiery Sign that rules the Juniors. Those bom at this time are kind- hearted and even-tempered, but violent when angered. 72 PRESIDENT Paul Haydens VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Andy Gerrits Harry Diem TREASURER Ben Brant FRONT ROW: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Snyder, and Mrs. Homing. BACK ROW: Mr. Parsons, Mr. Moran, Mr. Bohs, and Mr. Roberts. Beth Andrews Bob Ankrapp Rick Appel Chris Avison Cindy Badgero Steve Bark Bud Bennet Terry Beier Jim Blake Steve Booker Dan Bostick Maria Boulier Chris Brieden Kevin Brinker Paul Brinker Vicki Brinley Otto Bromberger Loren Brown Pat Browning Jerry Bryant Charlotte Burgett Tom Cassady Cathy Cedar Steve Chapman Darlene Charron Anita Clary Wayne Clary Debra Cleland Mark Clements Roberta Closs 74 Pat Cobb Mike Craze Vem Cummings Steve Cunningham Linda Curtis Elaine Daldine Guy Delor Bob Distelrath Jack Dobbs Beckie Doktor Barbara Eifert Steve Ellery Bob Ellis Michele Emig Lori Everitt Danuta Fadenalli Brenda Fletcher Linda Fletcher Jerry Fraley Vicki Frantz Sandra Gauthier Tom Gladwish Anne Marie Grabowski Don Graham % Remember Typing 1 - Stop ... Return!” 75 Terri Griffin Steven Hahn David Haligowski Kathy Hansel Gail Harsch Mary Herbert Carl Hetherington Laurel Hock Doug Hoyt Mary Irish Edsel Irvin Chuck J amison Chip Jeroue J oe J oachim Mary Ellen Johnson Randy Kammer A1 Keely Susan Klemmer Class o o What’s th 76 Ken Klieman Vickie Kotlarz Jay Kuhn Diaine LaCroix Tim Lambert Loretta LaPorte Dan LaVigne Kay LaVigne Fred Lukasack Cindy Lumley Jon Macintosh Dean Malcolm Joe Maloney Peter Malott Phillip Maranzano Dawn Martin Debbie Mattock Rick Mattock Dave Mayhew Steve Mayhew Tom McCartney Linda McClain Steve McClure Jim McCormick Keith McDonald Kevin McDonald Greg Me Wain Nan Meier 77 Tom Miller Tom Miller Laura Mireau Diana Meyers Oles John Sharon Oles Karen Olkowski Carol Orzechowski Peter Parsons Mike Patterson Ron Pauly John Pegg Barry Pfeil Betty Phillips Ava Pickelhaupt James Plizga Janet Plizga Debbie Purvis Bill Purvis Diana Ranshaw Mike Raymond Jim Reichle Fred Romain Steve Rouse Vicki Sampier Debbie Sanders Doug Sass Tom Sayers Randy Schantz Dawn Schmidt Good Greek! Juniors at work? 78 Dennis Schmidt Donna Schneider Janet Schweihofer Sharon Shafran Martha Siudym Peggy Siudym Connie Snitchler Paul Snyder Helen Speck Mike Stephan Kevin Stubbs Ken Tassie Alicia Thayer Lee Tranzow Judy Turner Diane Tyler Mike VanTiem Sandy Weber Dave Weidenbach Debbie Weier Jim Westrick Nancy Westrick Joyce Williams Sally Wills Nate Woolley John Woodman Lynn Wrenn Neal Yeip Mary Zacharias Junior boys apply their skills at Cabinet -making . 79 The Sun is in Virgo, the Virgin, a changeable Sign that rules the Sopho- mores. Persons bom at this time do best in liter- ary and professional pur- suits. They often change with the flow of events of the time. 82 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Clyne, Mrs. Paajanen, Miss Le- Beau, and Miss Okoren. BACK ROW: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Van Deusen, and Mr. Tharrett. Carol Ahles Stella Andrzejewski Melissa Anthony Donn Arnold Dan Barks Marry jo Barringer Ken Bauer Liz Beach Vicki Beedon Brenda Beier Mary Ellyn Beier Donna Boulier Brock Bourbonnais George Bremerkamp Richard Brenner Charles Brettin Mark Brieden Bob B rinker Dan Brozowski 83 Sophomores Donald Burgett Janice Caldwell Todd Capps Patricia Chapman Suzanne Cook Brad Cooper Brian Crisenbery Fred Cunningham Robert Currier Susan Currier William Currier Ed Dandron Jo Anne Decker Charlene Delor George Delor Barbara Denomy Joseph Denomy Geoff Dixon Carol Dundas Cheryl Edgington Debra Eifert Gary Eisen Deb Ellery Donna Ellery John Ellery Steven Emerick Kenata Fadenelli Debra Faucher Terry Fenner J ames Ferebee Donn Fordt Thomas Fountain Michele Fraley Penny Freeland Susan Frye Patti Gallagher 84 Here Come Clifford Galos Gail Gauthier Sarah Gauthier Paul Germonpres Vincent Goleniak SUsan Grabowski David Green Martin Green Steve Green Deborah Grice Diane Grigg Randy Grosshans Wendy Hansel James Harris Cathy Heinrich Theresa Hohmann David Horn Sally Humphrey Susan Humphrey Gay Huston 85 Judy Hey dens Ed Hingelberg Marina Hoffman John Hohmann Beatrice Jencks Dan Jeroue Jill Johnson Sharon Johnson Charlene Jones Lee J ordon Deborah J usta Bonnie Kade Keith Kapanka JoAnn Karas David Kaufman Robert Kennedy Leon Kimmel Vivian Kimmel John Kralik Carole Kress Gail LaVigne John Lewis Kirk Love Elaine Lozon Audrey Lukasak Matthew Lyden John MacKelvie Karen Mackley Michele Malane Kevin Mallott Marc Malott Marilyn Markel Michele Marriot 86 Mike Marriott Dan Martin Wanda Mattock Robert Matusik Leslie Mau Arlene Mayhew Carl Mayhew Dan McCartney Ken McCormick John McLeod Bruce McQueary Barb McWain Keith McWain Donna Mead Bill Meier Anne Miller Jim Miller Jim Minton Sandy Moclaid Marcella Modin Cindy Mollan Jenny Manschau Debra Muhlitner Salty Muhlitner Sandy Muhlitner Jeff Myers Mary Niolai John Normandin Nancy Oles Sherry Parker Larry Pascoe Joanne Pauly Wanda Perkins Preparing a Blueprint by a ¥4” Scale 87 Jacqueline Perret Robert Petroff Doug Pflaum Chuck Powers Cheryl Pringle Rita Pung Cheri Radike Tom Raymond Debbie Reichenbach Paul Reinbolt Sue Richardson JoAnn Riley Denise Riske Dan Robbins Sandra Robbins Diane Roberts Vic Rood John Rose Mona Rostine Sharon Sadlowski Cathy Sarafin Julie Sass Tom Schneider Harry Scott Daniel Shafer Gary Sharrow Jeff Shaw Valerie Silvas 88 Donald Snyder Carol Stockwell Jill Stockwell Mike Stockwell Tom S trickier Kim Sweet Ann Marie Szymczak Mary Theobold Amy Thompson Pat Thomson Jamie Thourlby Katie Tinsey Renee Tivy Jackie Trumble Mark Tyler Marge VanSickle Tom VanTroostenberghe Lori Varty i Sophomores worked hard to come up with a good hand! Robin Vathke Dawn Waelins Mike Walters Andy Welser Herb Wesler Julie Westrick Dave Whittaker Dave Williams Laurel Wisniewski Mary Wrocklage Linda Zimmer Scott Zimmer � 9 The Sun is in Pisces, the Fishes, a fruitful Sign that rules the Fresh- men. Anxious for the future, per- sons bom at this time are dedica- ted workers whose word is as good as their bond. SEATED: Mrs. Albrecht and Mrs. Hanick. STANDING: Mr. Cornish and Mr. Spagnolo. ABSENT: Mr. Watt, Mrs. Willmarth and Mr. Irvin. Suzanne Alley Tom Anderson Gail Arnold Richard Bacon Sue Baker Charles Bark John Bark Cindy Beach Janette Beauchamp Deb Beauvais Randy Beedon Vicki Beier Mark Bennett John Biscamer Tom Biscamer Gerald Black Kathleen Block Jim Boden Freshmen Larry Bond Michael Bondy Judy Bremerkamp Richard Brettin Gerald Brinker Michael Britz John Brumberg Scott Bryant Lillian Buczkowski Rick Burnett Diane Carman Calvin Cassady Colleen Casady Amauri Cavallo Bill Cedar Cindy Chartrand David Chmielewski Sandy Cieslinski 92 Melanie Claerhout Colette Clary Randy Cook Jeff Cornish Russell Craze Sherry Dawson Nancy Denomy Don Diem Jody Dilworth Drew Downer Kenneth Eerbeck Jean Eisen Joan Eisen Ennis Ellery Kathy Ellis Tom Erne rich Denise Etinne John Faucher Sandra Fenner Bill Fix 93 Paul Tom Jeff Norm Susan Mark Peggy Walter Flitton Foley Fraley Fraley Frank Frantz Friederichs Gauthier Deborah Laureen Rick Mark Barbara Kathy Patrick Nancy Gieraltowski Golder Golder Gottler Gramer Griffin Grosshans Gunn Jane Paula John Amy Heather Karen Carolyn Joe Haligowski Harris Herbert Hlivko Holden Howison Hoyt Huber Freshmen Peter Nancy Keith Edward Susan Tom Kathleen Linda Huffmaster Jeroue Joachim Keeley Kelly Kennedy Kerbyson Kerszyke Betty Steve Randy Phillip Steve Philip Karen Janine Kimmel Klemmer Klieman Klomparens Koryba Kotranza Kryzwiecki LaCroix What do you want? Good grammar or Brenda Dennis Wynn Bill Jerrilynn Jane Richard Connie Lanham LaPort Levitt Likens Lockhart Lough Lozon Lumley Craig Cindy Roderick Mary Dan Mark Jack Laura Macintosh MacKelvie MacLennan Maloney Marchlewski Marsh Martin Martin Randy Mattock Denise Mau Greg McClure Karen McCormick Shirley McGinley Cheryl Menke Peggy Miller Nancy Mireau Jay Misany Tim Mollan Kathy Myers Lori Nelson Gordon Nicolai Herbert Niebauer Jan Normandin Gail Parker Jean Peterson Joe Petty Harry Peurach Jean Pflaum Carol Plizga John Pluta Michele Quinn Craig Radamacher 96 Mike Ranshaw Sharon Richardson Cathy Robbins Patti Robbins Jerry Rose Tim Rourke Steve Ruff Jim Sanders Dan Sass Dave Sayers Beth Schweiofer Steve Scott Jeff Sharrow Gayle Sheeter Rob Shook Kathy Silk Steve Sippel Kathy Skonieczny Linda Skonieczny Norm Smith Mary Snodgrass Chuck Spranger Wendy Springbom Mark StarBuck Class of ' 74 Joe Stephen Mike Stier Debbie Stockwell John Stockwell Cindy Subjeck Rick Tebau LuAnn Thomas Ann Thomaszewski Cyndi Vallie Barbara VanTiem Mike Walker Randy Waker Paula Wasmuth Marjie Thompson Don Thueme Kathy Thueme Linda Turner Deborah Tyler Debra Tyler Brian Watt Nancy Webin John Webster Celeste Weier DeAnna Welser Janet Westrick Vicki Westrick Donald Williams Howard Williams Joseph Willsey Ed Wisniewski Rochelle Wolfe Mark Wren Dan Zacharias Kay Zacharias 48 Should we install headrests? One of the entertainment assemblies put on by Student Clapping to the rhythm of the music. Council featuring the Cladwells. Virgil Reeves a for- mer SCHS student is a member. Getting a little crowded! 99 Open wide! Gee! I didn’t know that was your sandwich. Grit your teeth and bear it! 100 Don’t forget your manners! Taste good? ADMINISTRATION MR, TELLER Assistant Superintendent DR. APPEL Superintendent Heart of Education 102 103 Mr. Huston decided the flexible schedule could be hand scheduled and found it necessary to make a few last minute corrections. They Chart and Order the Stars Mr. Alley performs one of his many duties - supervising the cafeteria while Mrs. Hart takes a break. 104 Mrs. McCallum (Principal ' s Secre- tar y) makes many important con- tributions to the daily life at S.C.H.S. Mrs. Rocker (Bookkeeper) completes one of her many duties - typing the monthly financial report. Two of Mrs. Levy ' s (Secretary) many duties are to check student attendance and eligiblity for extra- curricular activities. 105 FRANK BOHS English DONALD VINCENT JANICE CHAPUT Counselors KATHY CLYNE English, French FRANCES OKOREN Mathematics AVID WATT Physical Education LARRY GOULDING Social Studies RONALD STABLEIN Business Education GERALD VanDEUSEN Science 108 PHYLLIS HART Cafeteria Supervisor BRUCE FRANCISCO Science JOHN CORNISH Social Studies DONALD WEBER English pat McCartney Cafeteria Supervisor VICTOR RUEHLE Mathematics 109 no DANIEL WATSON RICHARD SPAGNOLO SHARON ALBRECHT Mathematics Business Education Physical Education ■ ■■ -w™ v — DAVID DONALDSON Industrial Arts JANET PAAJANEN Homemaking ill PETER FINDLEY Co-op NANCY OSTERLAND Math Student Teacher ROBERT BRAHMER Math Student Teacher NORMA JONES Library Aide PHYLLIS HAMILTON English Student Teacher CONNIE McINTYRE History Student Teacher 112 Playtime at S.C.H.S. Mrs. A. Burroughs - Head Cook Mrs. B. Richter Have you ever felt the pain of HUNGER? The cooks at St. Clair High help to fulfill this emptyness! Mrs. D. Brenner Mrs. J. Winn 116 Custodians and Matrons of Saint Clair Mr. John DeSha nion Mrs. Genevieve Schwartz Mr. Richard Schwartz n ADVERTISERS GOOD LUCK SENIORS! F rom TEEN DANCE FUNDS Sponsored by LIONS CLUB St. Clair, Michigan CHET’S EXCAVATING JENKS INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Bank Bldg. St. Clair, Mich. 4760 Yankee Rd. Phone - FR 9-2022 HOUSE OF PIZZA Congratulations to the Class of ' 71 F rom St. Clair BLUE WATER TRANSIT LINES Congratulates the Class of ' 71 3630 South Range Rd. St. Clair. MI 48079 WISHING THE CLASS OF ' 71 ALL SUCCESS IN YOUR ENDEAVORS AFTER ST. CLAIR HIGH GERALD M. EMIG AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance 212 South Third Street 329-2201 St. Clair, Michigan 48079 121 ST. CLAIR INN COUNTRY CLUB The Inn on the River Golf Course Swimming Pool Dining and Party Facilities St. Clair, Michigan 329-2223 Congratulations Class of ' 71 diamond appraisals a Tv . 329-4755 Lewis Norris RIVERVIEW PLAZA 201 NORTH RIVERSIDE ST. CLAIR, MICH. 48079 122 SCHWEIFOHER SONS EXCAVATING 6367 Rattle Run St. Clair Michigan 329-4073 Silk’s FLOWER SHOP cU CLIWTOW ST CLAIR 3 29 - T 3H JAM YOUR TROUBLES ST. CLAIR AUTO WASH 405 Clinton Ave. St. Clair KUHN SALES SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM CHAMPION BAIT COMPANY 800 Fred W. Moore Hwy. St. Clair Michigan 119 Clinton Avenue St. Clair, Michigan 329-2282 123 DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT COMPANY ST. CLAIR’S LARGEST INDUSTRY 916 South Riverside 329-2211 CARMAN CLEANERS 305 North 3rd St. Clair, Michigan The Deluxe Cleaners for Those Who Care Compliments of: TYLER’S MARKET 1204 South Riverside 329-3811 GROFF’S DRUGS Your Health is Our Business St. Clair, Michigan Compliments of QUALITY STORES INC. RICHARD NAUMAN WILLIAM MEIR THE WINDJAMMER ' Gifts of Distinction Riverview Plaza Office Supplies Acce s sorie s Greeting Cards Candle s Gifts Books TRI-STAR KITCHENS Design Install Service 3565- 24th. Street Port Huron 985-7103 HAWTHORNE BOUTIQUE TSCHANNENS 5 t to $5.00 STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1971 From SCHLINKERT FUEL AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES 5£ to $5. 00 Store 1217 S. Riverside St. Clair and Richmond Michigan St. Clair, Michigan LOW SALES AND SERVICE GLIEM’S MEAT MARKET Established 1887 Home-Made Sausage Premium Beef • Complete Lubrication • General Repairs • Front End Alignment • Wheel Balancing • Bumping and Painting • Genuine Ford Parts 1200 S Carney Dr. at Fred Moore Hwy St. Clair BLUE WATER PLASTICS 315 S. Whiting St. Clair Michigan 329-4747 THOMPSON’S OF ST. CLAIR • Home Furnishings THE CJCjA shop Carpets- Appliances-Magnavox- TV wmmm- f- v ? m 9 M7 NORTH RIVERSIDE O ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN O Riverview Plaza Congratulations Men ' s Wear Class of ' 71 Custom Tailoring from Tuxedo Rentals for Proms or Weddings SMITH APARTMENTS 1512 N. River Rd. St. Clair, Michigan BURKEMO ' S COTTAGES MOTEL HURON PLASTICS INC. 1801 N. River Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 1219 Fred Moore Hwy. ST. CLAIR MARINE INC. St. Clair, Michigan 700 Marine St. Clair, Michigan 329-4711 SPECK SALES CO. 1250 Carney Drive BTM CORP. (Bending Machines) SHARRNEL COURT 2145 Wadhams Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 60 Hathaway St. FRED C. TINSEY D. D. S. Dentist St. Clair, Michigan 102 S. Third St. St. Clair, Michigan E. R. STRUYK ROOD BARBER SHOP 201 N. Riverside Ave. 127 St. Clair, Michigan 7A Compliments Of GEM SURVEY 2437 North River Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 313-329-3272 GLENN E. MASK President Christian Com- mune House offers . . these different things - Experiencing in Christian Community for Senior High School and College students - provides opportunity for counciling, Since The 1871 ,lt? County Bank t PULI SERVICE BANK [_ V _-v ' - Yale-Emmet - St. Clair Northgate The Commercial and Savings Bank of St. Clair County Phone 329-4333 ERICKSON PRESCRIPTIONS St. Clair Michigan confession and small group masses ... provides oppor- tunity for dialogue with married couples and young single adults. Conducts Thursday ecumenical prayer meetings, for anyone who wants to attend. s rriri i i i n i f i ii T— IIUJ 128 Most Everything in Aluminum MARK ALUMINUM 4651 Bree Road St. Clair, Michigan Phone: 329-4777 ST. CLAIR COLLISION 2620 Cox Rd. St. Clair, Michigan Complete Auto Body Repair 329-2784 ST. CLAIR AUTO PARTS AND HARDWARE 312 Clinton St. Clair, Michigan 329-2887 329-3421 SAWHERS SUNOCO Go With Sunoco St. Clair, Michigan PRECISION DIE AND MACHINE CO. 1114 S. Seventh St. St. Clair, Michigan 329-2861 DRS. D. T. TOUCHTON P. S. KRUSZKA FOOT SPECIALISTS RIVERVIEW PLAZA ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 Hours By Appointment Telephone 329-4771 ST. CLAIR PLUMBING AND HEATING 1231 Clinton Ave. St. Clair Michigan Congratulations Class of 1 7 1 (Colonial C Lape( }un.£.xaL cHoms., One. 306 Jay St. ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 329-4766 or 329-4767 Merlin L. Trumble , President and Director. 129 T.R. PIEPRZAK CO., EXC. 6267 St, Clair Hwy St. Clair, Michigan KENNETH J. WESTRICK King Rd. St. Clair, Michigan ST. CLAIR MACOMB CO-OP 66871 Gratiot Rd. Richmond, Michigan POLEWACH STORES Main St. Richmond, Michigan LENOX DRUGS 67250 Gratiot Richmond, Michigan SKINNER FRUIN 68811 Main St. Richmond, Michigan GIERK ' S SHOE STORE 681131 Main St. Richmond, Michigan GENE ' S APPLIANCES Riverview Plaza ADAIR GRAIN AND FEED CO. 3536 Palms Rd. Richmond, Michigan 329-2658 REUBA REUBA Water Well Drillers St. Clair, Michigan FENNER ' S FABRIC SHOP 2309 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan BARRINGER’S BAKERY Riverview Plaza EDWARD J. WESTRICK CO. St. Clair, Michigan ZIMMER’S SALES AND SERVICE 6667 St. Clair Hwy St. Clair, Michigan JOANNE ' S BEAUTE ' SALON 3033 Palms Rd. Richmond, Michigan WESTRICK CAMPER SALES 1811 Range Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 329-3900 CONNIE ' S MEAT PROCESSING St. Clair, Michigan RIVERSIDE BAR 314 Clinton St. Clair, Michigan DELOR PLUMBING AND HEATING 2000 S. River Rd. St. Clair, Michigan LYDIA MANNERS Riverview Plaza EMIG ' S DEPT. STORE, INC. Riverview Plaza IGA FOOD LINER Riverview Plaza REICHLE’S SALES AND SERVICE 1511 Range Rd. St. Clair, Michigan GAUTHIER BROTHERS PLBG. HTG 4645 Bree Rd. St. Clair, Michigan WITT’S SHOES AND SERVICE Riverview Plaza DUENGEL ' S MEN’S WEAR Main St. Richmond, Michigan SHERWIN FRYE Motive Parts Marine City, Michigan REICHLE USED CARS AND PARTS 1480 Range Rd. St. Clair, Michigan no PATRONS DALZEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4600 Bree Rd. St. Clair, Michigan Beer Wine C E PARTY STORE ST. CLAIR DESIGNING SERVICE 2622 Cox Rd. St. Clair 329-9247 Consultants and Party Supplies Groceries Sandwiches Designers of Plastic Molds VACUMET FINISHING INC. 1 TOUR 1 V ....jjAGFIH J 4662 Puttygut Rd. FA 9-2274 Robert E. Currier INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Quality Finishing and Vacuum Deposited World ' s Largest Mfg. of Metal - Plastic Action Saving Coin Banks THIRD A ORCHARD ST CLAIR. MICHIGAN Beadle-Currier Agency phone. 329.4200 Compliments of COLLIN’S SHOES RIVERSIDE TANK AND MFG. CO. OF ST. CLAIR Safety Tanks for T ransportation 201 N. River Rd. Everything In F ootwear 1230 Clinton FA 9-2467 St. Clair, Michigan Mens Womens Childrens Compliments of | LONDON’S 4 MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. (£)lh Jfasliioncil 3lce (Cream In an Authentic Victorian Decor LONDONDERRY ICE CREAM PARLOR 3 Miles North of St. Clair on M-29 Puttygut Rd. St. Clair, Michigan Across From Cunningham’s Fisherman ' s Wharf Party Room Available at Special Rates for Birthdays or Club Groups ROTARY CLUB of St. Clair, Michigan District 633 Congratulations to the Class of ’71 Service Before Self - He Profits Most Who Serves Best. VIC’S COLLISION SHOP We Can t All Win but We Can All Have Fun at ST. CLAIR RIVER LANES 1920 Fred Moore Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan Great for a Date Home of THE VOYAGEUR Dinner - Salad Bar THE VIEW THAT WON ' T QUIT LOU DOBBS PALMS RD. BEAUTY SHOP 3434 Palms Rd. St. Clair, Michigan DIETLEN ' S BARBER SHOP 201 N. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan MICRO MOLD Fred Moore Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan Phone: FAirview -456Q lAintin Brio nr mu up GLENN M. BARNUM PAINTING DECD RATING So. Fourth Street ST. CLAIR MICHIGAN JOHN A. BIEWER CO. 300 Oak Street St. Clair, Michigan 329-4789 . 35 Hamburger . 30 French Fries . 35 Onion Rings . 40 Cheeseburger .45 Chili (Bowl) . 50 Chili (Pint) . 95 Chili (Quart) kwik © V S Sprite Orange Root Beer Coca-Cola .12 .17 .22 Cones - .10 .15 .25 .50 © . 55 Big Burger . 30 Hot Dog . 35 Coney Dog Shrimp in a Basket With F ries 1.45 e Malts . 40 Sundae s .30 .40 .50 Fish Sandwich . 35 . 99 Chicken Dinner 1110 Carney Drive 329-3521 Open 7 A. M. -IIP. M. Hot Chocolate . 1 Shakes . 35 Zombies . 60 Banana Splits . 6( Coffee .12 .15 Milk . 20 kwiki Also $. 25 Hand Washes 1115 Carney Drive 135 SAINT ▲