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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

CLAIR VO YANT 1 972 St. Clair High School St. Clair, Michigan i TABLE OF CONTENTS Classes 5 Administration _ 57 Faculty 61 Sports 75 Activities 97 Advertisement 121 3 - MARIA BOULIER Vice President Class Motto Peace is better than war, because in war fathers bury their sons, but in Peace sons bury their fathers. PEACH in ’72. Mum BECKIE DOKTOR Secretary KEN TASSIE Treasurer 7 ACHATZ, GRANT ANKRAPP, BOB APPEL, RICK Seniors BENNETT, BUD BLAKE, JIM BOOKER, STEVE BOSTICK, DAN BRIEDEN, CHRIS BRINK ER, PAUL S.C.H.S. BURGETT, CHARLOTTE CEDAR, CATHY CHAPMAN, STEVE 9 CHILES, STAN 10 CLARY, ANITA CLARY WAYNE COTTON, CAROL CRAZE, MIKE CUMMINGS, VERN CUNNINGHAM, STEVE CURTIS, LINDA DALDINE, ELAINE EIFERT, BARB ELLIS, BOB ELSEY, CHRIS II ERICKSON, JANE EVERITT, LORI FADANELLI, DANUTA Seniors GAUTHIER. SANDY GLAD WISH, TOM GRADOWSKI, ANNE 12 GRAHAM, DON GRIFFIN , TERRI HAHN, STEVE 1972 HETHERINGTON, CARL HEYDENS, PAUL HOCK, LAUREL 13 HOYT, DOUG IRISH, MARY IRVIN, ED JAMISON, CHUCK JERQUE, ARCHIE Our Voice Is JOACHIM, JOE JOHNSON, MARY ELLEN RAMMER, RANDY KLEMMER, SUE KLIEMAN, KEN 14 KOTLARZ, VICKIE KUHN, JAY LACROIX, DIANE LAMB. DEE LaPORTE, LORETTA A Mighty Power LaVIGNE, DAN LaVIGNE, KAY LUKASAK, FRED LUMLEY, CINDY MacINTOSH, JON 15 MALCOLM, DEAN 16 MALONEY, JOE MALOTT. PETE MARANZANO, PHIL MATTOCK, DEB We Are Equal MATTOCK, RICHARD MAYHEW, STEVE McCartney, tom M cCLAIN, LINDA McCLURE, STEVE McCORMICK, JIM McDonald, keith McDonald, kevin Ourselves MIREAU, LARUA OLES, JOHN OLES, SHARON 17 OLKOWSKI, KAREN ORZECHOWSKI, CAROL OSCARRON, MARGARETHE We Dare PFEIL, BARRY PHILLIPS, BETTY PICKELHAUPT, AVA 18 PLIZGA, JIM PLIZGA , JANET PURVIS, DEBBIE To Be Wise RAYMOND, MIKE REICHLE, JIM ROUSE, STEVE SAMPIER, VICKIE SANDERS, DEBBIE 19 SASS, DOUG SAYERS, TOM SCHAAF, RICHARD SCHMIDT, DAWN SCHMIDT, DENNIS No One Is Wise Enough SCHNEIDER, DONNA SCHNEIDER, PAT SCHWEIHOFER, JANET SHAFRAN, SHARON 20 SHAW, STEVE SHOVAN, JIM SMITH, TERRY SNITCHLER, CONNIE By Himself SNYDER, PAUL SPECK, HELEN STEPHEN, MIKE TALLMAN, JACK THAYER, ALICIA 21 TRANZOW, LEE TURNER, JUDY TYLER, DIANE We Are WEIER, DEBBIE WESTRICK, JIM WESTRICK, JEFF 22 WESTRICK, NANCY WILKINS, TOM WILLS, SALLY What We Are YEIP, NEAL ZA CHARIAS , MARY WOOLLEY, NATE WOODMAN, JOHN 23 CLASS CUT1ES Tom Wilkins Debbie Mattock ALWAYS LATE Gerry Fraley Carol Cotton BEST DRESSED Mary Ellen Johnson Steve Mayhew MOST SPIRITED Joe Maloney Debbie Weier MR. IRRESISTIBLE Steve Rouse BEST DANCERS: Jan Bahringer Pat Cobb MOST COURTEOUS Don Graham Michele Emig Mock Elections 24 CLASS FLIRTS Debbie Sanders Pat Cobb TEACHER ' S PETS Michele Emig Pete Parsons Alicia Thayer Rick Appel NICEST SMILE Mary Ellen Johnson Jon Macintosh TALL GIRL - SMALL BOY Debbie Weier Phil Maranzano NUTTIEST Laurel Hock Joe Maloney SMALL GIRL - TALL BOY Dawn Schmidt Paul Heydens 25 D. Graham, T. McCartney D. Lamb M. Boulier A. Keely B. Ellis C. Cotton, B. Doktor D. Mattock F. Lukasack L. McClain K. Zimmer J. McCormick N. Yeip S. Rouse D. LaCroix G. Me Wain Seniors 1954-1972 Class of ’72 Honor Students DANUTA FADANELLI Salutatorian Betty Crocker Homemaker James Westrick Michael VanTiem Alicia Thayer Mark Clements Jane Erickson Michael Craze Debra Cleland Judy Turner Peter Parsons Michele Emig D. A.R. Good Citizenship Becky Doktor Donna Schneider CHRISTOPHER BRIEDEN Valedictorian Steve Booker Deborah Weier Ann McLeod Terry Beier Nanette Meier Betty Phillips Susan Klemmer Sandy Gauthier Robert Ellis Nancy Westrick Mary Ellen Johnson Carol Orzechowski 28 DAWN WAELINS President BRENDA BEIER Vice President KAREN MACKLET Secretary SHERRY SHINE Treasurer Juniors Mr. Anderson, Mr. Donaldson, Mr. VanDeuson, Mr. Tharrett, Mrs. Paajanen, Miss LaBeau, Mrs. Clyne, and Miss Okoren. 29 Carol A hies Ethel Anderson Stella Andrzejewski Donn Arnold Randy Barnum Jennifer Barrons Jim Barry Liz Beach Mike Beauvais Mary Ellen Beier Brock Bourbonais George Bremarkamp Richard Brenner Rhonnda Breseman Charles Brettin Mark Brieden Robert Brinker Dan Brozowski Jeff Bryson Don Burgett Jan Caldwell Todd Capps Pattie Chapman Brad Cooper Ida Cooper Brain Crisenbery Fred Cunningham Bob Currier Sue Currier Bill Currier Ed Dandron Joanne Decker Charlene Delor Barb Denomy Joe Denomy 30 Jody Dilworth Carol Dundas Bob Durant Cheryl Edington Debra Eifert Gary Eisen Deb Ellery John Ellery Renata Fadanelli Debra Faucher 31 Terry Fenner Jim Ferebee Don Fordt Tom Fountain Michele Fraley Norman Fraley Penny Freeland Sue Frye Cathy Gallagher Patti Gallagher Cliff Galos Vine Goleniak Sue Grabowski Marty Green Steve Green Debbie Grice Diane Grigg Randy Grosshans Wendy Hansel Cathy Heinrich Judy Heydens Ed Hingelberg Marina Hoffman Theresa Hohmann David Horn Sally Humphrey Susan Humphrey Gay Huston Bea Jencks Dan Jeroue Jill Johnson Sharon Johnson Carlene Jones Lee Jordan Deb Justa 32 Bonnie Kade Keith Kapanka JoAnn Karas David Kaufman Rob Kennedy Gloria Kielbasa Don Kijek Leon Keimmel Jack Kralik Carole Kress 33 Gloria Krokker Gail LaVigne Mike Ledford John Lewis Kirk Love Elaine Lozon Audrey Lukasak Jim Lyden Sandy Machleid John MacKelvie Michele Malane Kevin Mallott Marc Mallott Sue Mapletoff Michele Marriott Marilyn Markel Dan Martin Dawn Martin Bob Matusik Leslie Mau Arlene Mayhew Carl Mayhew Dan McCartney Ken McCormick Jerry McLeod John McLeod Barb McWain Keith McWain Bill Meier Anne Miller Jim Miller Jim Min ton Marcie Modin Jenny Monschau Debra Muhlitner 34 Sally Muhlitner Sandy Muhlitner Mary Nicolia Nancy Oles Sherry Parker Larry Pascoe Tim Pavlov Jackie Perret Bob Petroff Cheryl Pringle Michele Marriott, Sally Muhlitner, Carole Kress, Audrey Lukasak, Mark Brieden. Juniors support school spirit by playing instru- ments in Pep Band. 35 Rita Pung Nancy Racine Cheri Radike Tom Raymond Deb Reichenbach Paul Reinbolt Sue Richardson JoAnn Riley Dan Robins Sandy Robbins Diane Roberts Judy Rock Vic Rood John Rose Mona Rostine Sharon Sadlowski Julie Sass Lori Sawyers Tom Schneider Harry Scott Dan Shafer Gary Sh arrow Jeff Shaw Val Silvas Karla Skonieczny Don Snyder Carol Stockwell Jill stockwell Michael Stockwell Tom Strikler Gail Striker Bob Sullivan Kim Sweet Ann Marie Szymczak Mary Theobold 36 Amy Thompson Jamie Thourlby Katie Tinsey Renee Tivy Jackie Trumble Mark Tyler Lori Varty Robin Vathke Rady Walker Andy Welser Henry Welser Herb Welser Donna Westrick Julie Westrick David Whittaker Laurel Wisniewski Mary Wrocklage Nancy Wuebben Scott Zimmer 37 ‘ Junior Mints” February 26, 1972 Craig Bock and Sue Richardson await their Kurt Love and Dawn Waelens enjoy their Junior mints, meal. 38 JOHN HEISS President GAIL PARKER Vice President JANE LOUGH Secretary CAROL PLIZGA Treasurer Sophomores Mr. Watt, Mrs. Willmarth, Mr. Irvin, Mr. Cornish, Mrs. Perreault, and Mr. Barns. 39 Suzanne Alley Tom Anderson Gail Arnold Annette Attebury Robert Barrs Richard Bacon Sue Baker Charles Bark John Bark Ila Barry Janette Beauchamp Deb Beayvaus Randy Beedon Vicki Beier Mark Bennett Tom Biscarner Sophomores Gerald Black Kathleen Bloch Jim Boden Larry Bond Michael Bondy Judy Bremerkamp Richard Brettin Gerald Brinker 40 Michael Britz John Brumberg Michele Bryson Lillian Buezkowski Rick Burnett Pat Carter Bill Cedar Dan Charron Cindy Chartrand Dave Chmielewski Sandy Cieslinski Melanie Chaerhout Colette Clary Randy Cook Jeff Cornish Russ Craze 41 Craig Davidson Sherry Dawson Nancy Denomy Leo Distelrath Don Diem Ken Erbeek Jean Eisen Joan Eisen Kathy Ellis Tom Emerich John Faucher Sandy Fenner Bill Fix Paul Flitton Tom Foley Jeff Fraley Sophomores Sue Frank Ken Frantz Peggy Friederichs Walter Gauthier Deb Gieraltowski Laureen Golder Rich Golder Mark Gottler 42 Deb Grammer Pat Grosshanns Nancy Gunn Jane Haligowski Paula Harris John Herbert Amy Hlivko Carolyn Hoyt Joe Huber Pete Hu ffm aster Nancy Jeroue Keith Joachim Bill Karas Ed Keeley Sue Kelly Tom Kennedy Bob Baars breathes a sigh of relief after sampling hot Spanish dishes. 43 Kathy Kerbyson Betty Kimmel Steve Klemmer Randy Kleiman Phil Klomparens Steve Kory b a Philip Kotranza Karen Kryzwiecki Michael Lamb Dennis LaPorte Wynn Levitt Bill Likens Jerrilynn Lockhart Richard Lozon Connie Lumley Craig Macintosh Sophomores Cindy MacKelvie Rod MacLannan Mary Maloney Don Marchlewski Mark Marsh Jack Martin Randy Mattock Denise Mau 44 Greg McClure Karen McCormick Shirley McGinley Cheryl Manke Paggy Miller Nancy Mireau Jay Mis any Tim Mollan Kathy Myers Lori Nelson Gordon Nicolai Herb Niebauer Jan Normandin Jean Peterson Harry Peurach Jean Pflaum 45 Sandy Pickelhaupt m John Pluta Bill Pyle Craig Radamacher Michael Ranshaw Sharon Richardson Cathy Robbins Patti Robbins Gerald Rose Tim Rourke Steve Ruff Brian Russell Jim Sanders Dan Sass Karen Schaaf Liz Schweihofer Sophomores Steve Scott Jeff Sharrow Gayle Sheeter Rob Shook David Shurkey Steve Sippell Kathy Skonieczny Linda Skonieczny 46 Norman Smith Mary Snodgrass Charles Spranger Wendy Springborn Mark Starbuck Michael Stier Debra Stockwell John Stockwell Barb Szpajcher Rick Tebeau LuAnn Thomas Marjorie Thompson Don Thu erne Kathy Thueme Julie Tinsey Ann Marie Thomaszewski t Interested Sophomores lends an ear as Mrs. Thompson demonstrates how to bind a seam. 47 Linda Turner Debbie Tyler Debra Tyler Cyndi Vallie Barb VanTiem Jeff Varty Joe Vito Michael Walker Paula Wasmuth Brain Watt John Webster Caleste Weier DeAnna Welser Janet Westrick Vicki Westrick Don Williams Sophomores Howard Williams Joe Wilsey Ed Wisniewski Rochelle Wolfe Mark Wrenn Dan Zacharias Kay Zacharias 48 I vv. JIM MIREAU President JOHN SKONIECZNY Vice President JERRY GRILL Treasurer TIM SHINE Secretary Freshmen Mr. Stablein, Mr. Ruehle, Mr. Fangman, Mr. Buell, Mr. Goulding, Mr. Henry, Mr. Mallwitz, and Mrs. Johnson. Pat Achatz Dave Allen Robin Anderson Kathy Armstrong Beth Bachand Paul Baldwin Gary Bark Gordy Bark Bill Barrons Mary Beauchamp Rosemary Bedford Jim Bellore Vicki Bennett Steve Biewer Nancy Biscamer Steve Blake Bill Bloch Dan Bolla Tom Bondy Mary Boulier Jeff Brabender Ellen Brant Tim Brant Dotty Bryson Sue Bryson Therese C a hours Bev Caldwell Lynn Chapman Karen Clements Cathy Coffey Darrell Conklin Barb Cooper Patty Craze Dawn Cronce Chuck Currier Mike Currier Tony Daldine Dawn Dandron Doug Davison Colleen Delor 50 Sue Denomy Dale DePue Michelle Dilworth Paul Distelrath Lynn Durant Don Edgette Donna Edgington Judy Eggert Nancy Eisen Linda Ellis Nancy Elsholz Bob Emerich Jerry Emig Darlene Endres Sally Erickson (2a .. b) (a-7c) (6b .. c) + 2a c - 14ac 2 - 83abc - 7bc 2 .. 12a b .. 6ab 2 - 42b 2 c 51 Vincent Finazzo Bob Formaz Deborah Fraley Michael Fraley Christine Frank Deborah Fraser Jim Freeland Tom Frye Karen Gauthier Gary Germonprez Peggy Gerrits Bill Goethals Rebecca Goodwin Kim Gorzen Mike Gottler Michele Green Norma Green Rick Hahn Carmen Hanneman Harold Hansel Tim Harsch Clare Hasler Joseph Haynes Connie Hines Melinda Hinkle Laurie Hlivko Jack Hock Anne Marie Hohmann Holly Hollinbrkde Renee Hollands Debbie Horn Mary Elizabeth Huber Dan Hudolin Patricia Hyslop Greg Ingles Theresa Jacob Alice Jahn Diane Johnson Rick Johnson Janet Kahral 52 Paula Kapanka JoAnn Kelly Ray Kerszkowski Donna Ketchum Karen Kerkendall Phillip Klemp Kris Kliemann Nancy Koryba Denise LaBelle Mary LaGrow Karen Ledford Debbie Leverenz Nancy Leverenz Don Lie kw ala Tom Liniarski 53 Judy Lyden Max Mackley Patty Mackley Tamie Maisel John Maloney Dave Malott Martin Maranzanc Leanne Marvin Alfred Mayhew Elise Mayhew Nancy Mayhew Lance McCallum Tom McLain Mike McLeod Nancy McLeod Jim McQueary Deb Meier Mary Melczarczyk Jerome Metz John Meyers Connie Miller Darrell Miller Harvey Miller Magd aline Miller Mike Miller Pat Modin Judy Moss Kathy Neiman Jay Nelson Donna Nemeth Jim Oles Lou Ann Oles Audry Orzechowski Bill Patterson Mike Pauly Teri Pec or Jeff Pegg Richard Perret Ruth Peterson Lynn Pieprzak 54 Don Pringle Ron Pringle Frank Rachwal Jack Radkie Pam Recor Don Reeves Michelle Riedel Joan Rife Mark Roegner Dianne Rumsey Beckie Saunders Jim Sayers Jill Schroeder Jan Shunck Ken schweihofer Who knows what exciting things are going through these girl ' s minds? Could it be schoolwork, or would it be boys? 55 Debra Scott Jan Shinske Don Shoebottom Patty Shovan Cindy Simons Mike Sladowski Jerry Snyder Sue Sol got Vicke Springborn Mark Stier June Stockhausen Donald Strickler Bill Sullivan Dale Thayer Dave Thompson Abby Thourlby Diane Thueme Randy VanBuskirk Jeff VanDeusen John VanTiem Judy Varty Terry Walker Rod Walters Terri Weinert Deb Welser Martin Welser Debra Westrick Mary Jane Westrick Nancy Westrick Diane Williams Julie Wisniewski Peter Wood Mary Wyss Jeff Yeip Patti Zacharias Ken Zembol 56 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Huston receives good news, school will close June 8th for summer vacation. S.C.H.S. A dministra tion Mr. Huston — Principal Mr. Alley — Ass’t. Principal Mr. Huston, you don’t really use that, do you?” What did Mr. Alley say about sitting on the registers? 58 Dr. Appel composes the Superintendent’s Bul- letin, an informative newsletter for all school employees concerning recent educational de- velopments. District Administrators Mr. Teller has been involved in many studies of curriculum and recommendations. Mr. Danneels checks the monthly financial - report. 59 Secretarial Staff Mrs. MacCallum, who has recently retired, checks over an obviously humorous report from Mr. Houston ' s office. Miss Daly, upper right, who has replaced Mrs. Mac, answers one of the many phone calls which come into the office daily. Center, Mrs. Levi checks over impor- tant statistics from Mr. Alley ' s office, while Mrs. Rocker computes the schools financial reports. 60 MR. BOHS Eng lish MRS. JOHNSON Eng lish MR. MALLWITZ Eng lish MR. MORAN Eng lish MR. ROBERTS Eng lish MR. WEBER English 67 68 Sharon Shaffron demon- strates for the class how the computer would be pro- gramed to color an Easter egg. Sandy Weber demon- strates how the computer would take a bath. Office Party! 69 Tony Johnson examines a vehicle while Mr. Donaldson looks on. Mrs. Horning helps Tom Foley and Val Silvis Mr. VanDeusen watches Harry Peurach and Bill Karis with their language. hovering over a Biology Test. Mrs. Perret ' s art class shows great talent and creativity, with Jay Kuhn and Ben Brant. Mr. Henry shows one of his students, the correct way to do an experiment. Service Staff Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Schartz ’’clean house” in the cafeteria by starting work on the windows, while Mr. Meiselbaugh starts on the floor. Mr. Schwartz makes sure that there will be a school left to clean by filling the fire extinguishers. 72 Mr. Bryson (head Custodian) looks over the weekly Cleanliness Reports” while Mr. Klaski pushes the duster that makes it all possible. Mr. Dasharion surveys his work and Jeff Westrick (CO-OP) takes the paper out after a day of typing classes. 73 St. Clair High School Courageous Cooks Mrs. Richter 74 ATHLETICS Varsity Cheerleaders Cheer These pictures illustrate the hard work and constant effort the cheerleaders and their ad- visor make to boost the spirit at St. Clair High School. Amoung their many, many tasks are planning pep meetings, practicing pom-pom routines, boosting the team with breakfasts and decorating lockerrooms, painting sings, and putting on announcements. Oh! And getting the eligibility sheets to the office on time! The cheerleaders strive for better game attend- ance and Super Saint Spirit. GAY HUSTON Captain 76 J.V. Cheerleaders Amy Hlivko, Mary Jane Snodgrass, Vickie Bier, Carol Plizga, Cindy Chartrand, and Wynn Levitt, cheer during a sophomore football game. Mary Jane Snodgrass, Vickie Bier on the floor, while Amy Hlivko, and Carol Plizga, at the seat of a car, in one of the many skits. 78 Freshman Cheerleaders Mary Huber, Jan Shinske, Sally Erickson, Peggy Ger- rits, Sue Denouny and Jan Schunk, show a great floor cheer during a Freshmen basketball game. A great pep- meeting cheer, - Up, Up, and Hurray! 79 FRONT ROW: L. to R. Coach Stab lein, N. Yeip (Capt.), D. Lamb, D. Snyder, J. Minton, R. Bamum, H. Deim, B. Ellis, C. Powers, S. Mayhew, (co-capt.), Ass ' t. Coach Donaldson. SECOND ROW: B. Crisenbery, K. McWain, T. Capps, C. Elsey, B. Currier, J. McLeod, J. Joachim, T. Wilkins, B. Brant, K. Kapanka. THIRD ROW; D. Jeroue, K Love, E. Hingleberg, S. Rouse, S. McClure, J. Lewis, B. Ankrapp, B. Matusik, S. Zimmer, LAST ROW: D. Bark, P. Cobb, S. Booker, S. Chapman, D. Bostick, P. Parsons, G. McWain, K. Tassie, D. McCartney. Varsity Football SCORE BOARD % Richmond Lost 20 6 Port Huron Central (Mom ' s Day) WON 42 0 Algonac Lost 26 22 Marine City (Homecoming, Oct. 9) WON 41 8 Chippewa Valley Lost 16 14 Marysville (Dad ' s Day) Lost 16 6 Cros-Lex WON 10 7 Anchor Bay WON 8 0 1971 St. Clair All League Football Players Offense: Guard Pete Parsons, Back Dee Lamb and Bill Currier. Defense: End Bob Ellis, Line Backer Ben Brant. Honorable Mention: Steve Booker, Steve Chapman, Greg McWain, Neil Yeip, and Randy Barnum. Tom Wilkins in action 80 Offense and Defense in ACTION Dee Lamb adds more yardage to his record as he plunges across the opponents 45-yard line. Dan Bostick, 22, guards for 30, Dan Jeroue, Ball Carrier. Saint Clair ' s Defense halts Opponents on the 44 yard line Photo Credit Bill 8 1 Junior Varsity Football s.c. 6 Richmond 14 s.c. 28 Chippewa 12 s.c. 22 Algonac 12 s.c. 34 Cros-Lex 0 s.c. 34 Chippewa 20 s.c. 14 Marysville 12 s.c. 34 Cros-Lex 8 s.c. 26 Anchor Bay 0 WON 7 LOST 1 ROW 1: M. Bennett, D. Charron, C. Radamacher, T. Rourke, B. Karis, R. Tebeau, S. Klemmer, M. Lamb, D. Diem. ROW 2: B. Cedar, D. LaPorte, S. Sippell, J. Huber, T. Mollan, T. Kennedy, R. Cook, J. Vito, M. Ranshaw, R. MacLennan. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Fred Shaw, Coach Mike Innes, B. Likens, J. Cornish, H. Peurach, J. Heiss, Chuck Bark, Manager. Junior Varsity Football always plunging on running and tackling. 82 1st ROW: D. Malott, J. Skonieszny, G. Grill, J. Brabender, D. Bolla, D. Thayer. 2nd ROW: J. Bellore, J. Maloney, D. Edgette, J. Mireau, S. Beiewer, D. Martin, J. Radike. 3rd ROW: D. Reeves, P. Wood, G. Ingles, J. Meyers, J. Metz, D. Hudolin, B. Barrons. Freshman Football Coach Starkey looks intently at his team in action. Scoreboard s.c. 12 Port Huron Central 0 s.c. 8 Algonac 24 s.c. 14 Marine City 8 s.c. 14 Chippewa Valley 35 s.c. 44 Marysville 14 s.c. 12 Cros-Lex 14 s.c. 19 Anchor Bay 33 WON 3 LOST 4 83 Varsity Basketball League Record s.c. 51 Sterling Heights 60 s.c. 59 Marine City 42 s.c. 48 Chippewa Valley 73 s.c. 49 Marysville 65 Christmas Tournament s.c. 47 Port Huron 64 s.c. 62 Marine City 44 s.c. 62 Marysville 85 s.c. 68 Cros-Lex 85 s.c. 87 Anchor Bay 63 s.c. 83 P. H. Central 53 s.c. 48 Algonac 62 s.c. 62 Marine City 57 s.c. 55 Chippewa Valley 72 s.c. 53 Marysville 78 s.c. 67 Cros-Lex 64 s.c. 72 Anchor Bay 62 s.c. 79 P. H. Central 56 s.c. 54 Algonac 49 District Tournament s.c. 49 Cros-Lex 79 WON 8 LOST 6 J. Bryson, reaches to tip the ball to the Saints. All hands up - to get that ball J. Bryson shoots, while D. Bostick, K. Tassie and B. Crisenbery watch in anticipation. 84 ROW 1 - S. Booker, T. Beier, K. Tassie, Coach Watt, D. Bostick, J. Oles; ROW 2 - J. Bry- son, M. Green, G. Sharrow, K. Sweet, B. Crisenbery; ROW 3 - Chuck Bark, Manager, D. Jeroue, M. Brieden, D. Shafer, B. Currier, Randy Barnum, Trainer. D. Bostick shoots for two. K. Tassie bends and reaches to get that ball in. S. Booker watches, his forward, K. Tassie jump - to make a basket. 85 Junior Varsity Basketball TOP ROW, L. toR.: K. Winn, J. Heiss, M. Bennett, S. Klemmer, S. Koryba. MIDDLE ROW, L. to R. : J. Sanders, J. Cornish, H. Peurach, C. Macintosh, R. MacLennan. BOTTOM ROW, L. toR.: R. Bacon, J. Herbert, B. Watt, S. Sippell. J. Cornish, rifles the ball to S. Sippell, for another J.V. shot. Saints are all ready for the rebounds. C. Macintosh, jumps way up during a J. V. jump ball. R. MacLannan, takes a shot, while S. Klemmer and M. Bennett watch closely. Scoreboard s.c. 65 Sterling Hts. 45 s.c. 77 Marine City 44 s.c. 51 Chip pews Valley 58 s.c. 45 Marysville 53 s.c. 49 Cros-Lex 51 s.c. 58 Anchor Bay 69 s.c. 65 P. H. Central 47 s.c. 49 Algonac 51 s.c. 59 Marine City 71 s.c. 60 Chippewa Valley 44 s.c. 42 Marysville 57 s.c. 73 Cros-Lex 51 s.c. 59 Anchor Bay 73 s.c. 77 P. H. Central 49 s.c. 59 Algonac 61 WON 6 LOST 9 Coach Starkey 87 s.c. 43 Scores Marine City 45 s.c. 40 Chippewa 52 s.c. 45 Marysville 46 s.c. 50 Cros-Lex (A) 40 s.c. 53 Cros-Lex (B) 14 s.c. 64 Anchor Bay 33 s.c. 63 P. H. Central 46 s.c. 47 Algonac 45 s.c. 64 Marine City 44 s.c. 56 Chippewa 62 s.c. 48 Marysville 50 s.c. 41 Cros-Lex (A) 49 s.c. 53 Cros-Lex (B) 16 s.c. 69 Anchor Bay 30 s.c. 65 P. H. Central 50 s.c. 54 Algonac 64 Freshman Basketball WON 9 LOST 7 ROW1; D. Hudolin, R. Kerszkowski, T. Shine, D. Malott, J. Emig, J. Skon- ieczny, G. Grill. ROW 2 J. Meyers, D. Edgette, P. Distelrath, J. Pegg, G. Metz, P. Klemp, T. Bondy, T. Brant. ROW 3: Coach Shaw, J. Mireau, G. Ingles. G. Metz, stretches and takes a shot. J. Pegg, tips the ball to our St. Clair side. D. Edgette, at a corner, shoots for two. 88 1st ROW Kneeling: J. Webster, B. Ellis, K. Love (Co-Capt) J. Joachim, N. Yeip, T. Mollan, J. Pluts, M. Craze, J. Bodin, B. Meier, J. Mesney. BACK ROW; Coach Reyelts, K. Kapanka, L. Lewis, B. Barrons, J. Radike, K. Joachim, S. Scott, J. Minton, R. Craze, M. Walker, J. Rose, Assist- ant Coach - Tim May hew. Wrestling Sain ts St. St. St. St. Clair Port Huron Central 36 Clair 18 Chippewa Valley 38 Clair 18 Marysville 30 Clair 7 Algonac 45 Clair 47 Armada 11 Clair 36 Capac 20 Clair 51 Marine City 9 Clair 36 Anchor Bay 22 Clair 18 Chippewa Valley 37 Clair 12 Richmond 39 Clair 36 Marysville 20 Clair 52 Capac 9 Clair 21 Algonac 30 Clair 56 Armada 8 Clair 37 Marine City 19 Clair 24 Anchor Bay 34 Clair 23 Port Huron Central 27 WON 8 LOST 9 5th in District Coach Reyelts is announcing wrestlers from St. Clair while Kirk Love has a starting hold on an opponent. At left bottom: Bob Ellis also holds on to a competitor. Tim Mollan moves at the sound of the whistle. 89 Cross Country Coach Albright Summarizes the team ' s performance at the districts. Scoreboard 4 wins 3 losses 3rd in County 9th in Regional JOE MALOWEY 12th in Regional State Finalist MIKE CRAZE 2lth in Regional DAN SHAFER 90 Our track team was really tops” this year as you can tell by Brian Rutt going up, up, and away. R. Gottler, T. Wilkins, K. Tassie, and D. Bolla 880 yard relay team set the best performance time at 1:34.8 1970-72 Record SCAL Dual Meet St. Clair 65 Algonac 53 St. Clair 65 Marine City 53 St. Clair 83 Chippewa Valley 35 St. Clair 58 Marysville 60 St. Clair 48 Cros-Lex 70 St. Clair 93 Anchor Bay 24 St. Clair 72 Pt Huron Catholic 37 WON 5 LOST 2 New School Records Dave Bolla - 220 Yd. dash (22. 35) Mike Craze - 2 mile run (10:38.1) COACH: Mr. Albrecht T. Mollan 91 92 Individual Score Board Mach Record •St. Clair 7-0 Algonac Paul Heiss 10-4 •St. Clair 0-7 Port Huron Northern Wayne Levitt 10-3 St. Clair 5-2 Marine City John Cosgrove 10-3 •St. Clair 7-0 Chippewa Valley Bill Anderson 9-1 •St. Clair 5-2 Marysville Conrad Gallos 6-1 •St. Clair 7-0 Cros- Lex •Steve Mayhew 9-6 St. Clair 2-5 Port Huron •Pete Malott 8-2 GO Clair 6-1 Anchor Bay • Steve McClure 11-3 •St. Clair 6-1 Port Huron Catholic •Bob Ankrapp 7-5 •St. Clair 5-2 Richmond • Doug Hoyt 6-5 •St. Clair 5-2 Algonac •Chris Avison 8-0 •St. Clair 6-1 Marine City •Ed Irvin 6-5 •St. Clair 2-5 Port Huron Northern Fritz Laschet 7-1 •St. Clair 6-1 Port Huron • Marc Malott 12-5 •St. Clair 6-1 Chippewa Valley Geoff Dixon 7-3 - CO Clair 5-2 Marysville • David Horn 6-5 •St. Clair 6-1 Cros- Lex • Kevin Malott 7-0 •St. Clair 6-1 Port Huron Catholic •Greg McClure 8-2 •St. Clair 5-2 Anchor Bay •Harry Peurach 8-4 •Indicates St. Clair Won the Dual Match •Don Diem 8-4 •Cliff Galos 1-0 Indicates Returning Letterman S.C.A.L. Duel Mach Champions 8th Consecutive Year League Record 14-0 FIRST ROW: S. Mayhew, E. Ankrapp, G. Dixon, G. McClure, D. Horn, M. Malott. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stablein, S. McClure, B. Anderson, W. Levitt, H. Peurach, P. Heiss, J. Cosgrove, P. Malott. THIRD ROW: C. Galos, C. Avison, K. Malott, D. Deim, E. Irvin, D. Hoyt. Golf ’72 BOTTOM ROW, L. to R. : M. Breden, S. Sippell, P. Reinbolt, J. Herbert, J. Heiss. TOP ROW: C. Brieden, S. Rouse, D. Weidenbach, P. Parsons, T. Beier, J. Oles. Won and Lost St. Clari over Algonac St. Clair over Marine City St. Clair over Port Huron N. Chippewa over St. Clair Marysville over St. Clair St. Clair over Anchor Bay St. Clair over Cros-Lex St. Clair over Catholic ’ Romeo over St. Clair St. Clair over Algonac St. Clair over Marine City Chippewa over St. Clair St. Clair over Marysville Cros-Lex over St. Clair St. Clair over Anchor Bay St. Clair over Catholic Chris Brieden, Dave Weidenbach, Pete Parsons, and Mims Carter, were 3rd in league tournament, and 5th in State Re- gional Tournament. Chris Brieden made a hole in one against Anchor Bay. Dave Weidenbach was picked to be in the All- league Team. League Record 10-4 Non-League Games 93 Baseball Junior Varsity BOTTOM L. to R. : P. Carter, G. Sharrow, D. McCartney, S. Klem- mer. CENTER ROW: R. Golder, M. Bondy, K. McCormick D. Whittaker, T. Foley, J. Huber, R. Burnett. TOP ROW: B. Likens, J. McKelvie, C. Powers, J. Meyers, R. Bacon, R. Cook. Scoreboard St. Clair 3-5 Algonac St. Clair 5-6 Richmond (non-League) St. Clair 7-8 Port Huron Northern (non-League) St. Clair 3-5 Chippewa Valley St. Clair 8-5 Marysville St. Clair 15-1 Cros-Lex St. Clair 3-7 Richmond (non-League) St. Clair 10-9 Algonac St. Clair 11-1 Marine City St. Clair 7-6 Chippewa Valley St. Clair 8-7 Marysville St. Clair 5-6 Cros-Lex St. Clair 0-11 Anchor Bay COACH MORAN League Won Lost 6 4 94 Varsity BOTTOM L. to R. : D. Kaufman, H. Diem, R. Cook, J. Westrick, D. Grahm, D. Haligowski. MIDDLE ROW: D. Jerouee, M. Green, K. Sweet, R. Mollan, C. Shunck, B. Coleman. TOP ROW: B. Matusik, S. Bark, B. Crisenbery, P. Carter, M. Modin, A. VanBusker,S. Booker. Scoreboard St. Clair 1-0 Algonac St. Clair 8-2 Marine City St. Clair 4-0 Chippewa St. Clair 4-1 Marysville St. Clair 4-5 Cros-Lex St., Clair 2-0 Anchor Bay St. Clair 3-0 P.H.C. St. Clair 3-8 Algonac St. Clair 3-2 Marine City St. Clair 3-4 Chippewa St. Clair 1-0 Marysville St. Clair 4-6 Cros-Lex St. Clair 5-6 Anchor Bay ’• ' ‘Games Won KNEELING: Ron Cook, 2nd Team, Pitcher. STANDING L. to R. : Dave Haligowski, 2nd Team, Shortstop, Bill Coleman, 1st Team, Outfield, Dave Kaufman, 1st Team, 3rd Base, Steve Booker, 2nd Team, 1st Base. Special Awards: Ron Cook - Most Valuable Player Mike Modin - Unsung Hero Award 95 Ski Club An outbreak of excitement surrounds the ski club as they venture forth into the world of fun in the outdoors. Community Contributes Toward New Uniforms! The St. Clair High School Marching Band proudly showed off their new uniforms during the homecoming parade. Drum Major, Miss Lori Everitt, led the band through the streets of St. Clair, and at the football game half- time festivities. The majoretts, Diane Rumsey, Martha Suidym, Jackie Trumble (Cap.) and Beth Everett (Mascot), add enjoyment and talent to half-time shows at football and basketball games. Majorettes 100 The Saintettes are a percision drill team of 7 girls. They perform with the band in parades, and during half-time performances at football and basketball games. SAINTETTES: Peggy Miller, Nancy Denomy, Terry Fenner, LuAnn Thomas, Sherry Dawson, Sharon Oles, and Joan Eisen. Saintettes 101 Honors Chorus — Chorus I TOP, L. to R. : J. Peterson, B. Fletcher, L. Fletcher, C. Orzechowski, S. Baker, K. Meyers, C. Jones. 2nd ROW: R. Closs, D. Purvis, A. Mayhew, M. Barringer, L. Thomas, D. Martin, T. Hohmann, D. Tyler, J. Lockhart. 3rd ROW: D. Wil- liams, R. Pringle, C. Avison, P. Haydens, P. Huffm aster, A. Mayhew, G. Delore. Chorus Vs are first year chorus students. They participated in the Christmas Festival. We hope they Chorus I ' s are first year chorus students. They participated in the Christmas Festival. We hope they will continue to strive for Honors Chorus. 102 Queen Candidates Chosen at Pep Meeting September 24, 1971 103 Parade of the Homecoming Court 1 TOP ROW L. to R. : Mary Lou Zimmer, former queen, escorted by Joel Thompson; Laura Mireau , after being crowned queen escorted by Joe Maloney. CENTER ROW L. to R. : Mary Ellen Bier, escorted by Jeff Meyers; Charlotte Butgett, escorted by David Weidenbach; Laura Mireau, escorted by Joe Maloney; Sally Wills, escorted by Ron Pauly; and Michele Fraley, being escorted by Gary Sharrow. BOTTOM ROW L. to R. : Jane Shurik v escorted by Dan Hudlon; Margaretta Oscarsson, escorted by John Macintosh; and Carol Plizga, escorted by Steve Klein nier. r 105 “The Parade of Floats ” BOOSTER CLUB FLOAT: We boost the saints” FRESHMEN FLOAT: ”Ban ' Em” SOPHOMORE FLOAT: ” Saints the living spirit” FACULTY FLOAT: Teach ’em a lesson” 106 V 107 Clairvoyant Staff Hard at Work?? 109 Discussing The case ! What’s the problem? Negative Affirmative 110 Debate What did you say? Midnight ' s the Deadline? “ The X-Press” Future Homemakers of America INFORMAL INITIATION Officers L. to R. BOTTOM: S. Weber - Treas. , N. Westrick - V. Pres. , D. Cleland - Pres. , K. Kirkendall - Sec. , M. Oscarsson - Historian. TOP ROW: Mrs. Paajanen - Advisor, M. Irish - Parliamentarian Reporter, M. Westrick - Songleader, T. Jacob - Pianist, Mrs. Thompson - Advisor. Student Government First semester President, Danuta Fadenelli, calls a regular meeting of the student government to order. Act- ing President, Neal Yeip, who has taken over for the second semester, uses his new ideas to impress the group. The student government has been busy this year with their annual magazine sale and chicken dinner. Keep up the good work. 1 13 Susan tells Axel the escape plan. Ambassador Magee hard at work Father Drobney in a straight jacket. Senior Class Prp pn t “Don’t Drink the Water” Father Drobney Paul Haydens Ambassador Magee - - Richard Schaaf Kilroy Ed Irvin Axel Magee Chris Avison Marion Hollender Mary Ellen Johnson Walter Hollender Bob Ankrapp Susan Hollender Charlotte Burge tt Krojack Jim McCormick Burns Steve Mayhew Chef Tom Sayers Sultan of Bashir Joe Maloney Sultans 1st wife Janet Schweihofer Kasnar Harry Diem Coutess Bordnoni Mary Zacharias Directed by Don Weber ' 114 UPPER LEFT: Laurel Hock, Pat Cobb, and Vickie Sampier Realx after working hard on the Super Senior Float. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Wilkins checks out the equipment in the Physics Lab. LEFT CENTER: Gregg McWain Woodshop T. A. , takes a break from the Hard” work. RIGHT CENTER: Santa McCormick and his helper made our Christmas Pep meeting Steve Maihew. A success. LOWER LEFT: This C. O. E. class is supposed to resemble and office. (Maybe they’re on their coffeebreak. ) 115 The Many Faces Of The Junior Class 116 Sophomore The Sophomores enjoy doing their own thing. 117 The freshmen are involved in many different activities. Included in these are dancing, the art of chemistry, and holding up shades. 118 Accent On You St. Clair F.H.A. hosted the Annual Regional metting in which the accent was on them. Two old Regional Officers, Debbie Cleland and Nancy Westrick, Left Office, and two new Officers, Karen Kryzwiecki and Celeste Weier were in- stalled. 119 School began on the football field. Third hour study hall, with Mr. Moran Sophomores depart after a Pep Rally. PATRONS FENNER’S FABRIC SHOP 2309 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan MACULE ID UPHOLSTERY 1519 Vine St. St. Clair, Michigan BARRINGER’S BAKERY Riverview Plaza St. Clair, Michigan DIETLEN’S BARBER SHOP 201 N. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan ST. CLAIR MACOMB CONSUMER CO-OP 66871 Gratiot Rd. Richmond, Michigan GIERK’S SHOE STORE 681131 Main Sr. Richmond, Michigan LENOX DRUGS 67250 Gratiot Richmond, Michigan FRED C. TINSEY D.D.S. Dentist 102 S. Third St. St. Clair, Michigan SPECK SALES CO. 1250 Carney Drive St. Clair, Michigan ADAIR GRAIN AND FEED CO. 3536 Palms Rd. Richmond, Michigan 329-2658 CEDCO DRILLING COMPANY 301 Orchard St. St. Clair, Michigan REICHLE USED CARS AND PARTS 1480 Range Rd. St. Clair, Michigan IGA FOODLINER Riverview Plaza St. Clair, Michigan GARMENT DISTRICT CLOTHSOUT 201 N. Riverside “ St. Clair, Michigan WESTRICK CAMPER SALES 1881 Range Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 329-3900 VIC’S COLLISION SHOP 1920 Fred Moore Hwy St. Clair, Michigan 329-2284 GENE’S APPLIANCES Riverview Plaza St. Clair, Michigan EMIL THE BUFFALO’S INN 8887 Gratiot Richmond, Michigan 727-4018 IRENE ACHATZ CATERING SERVICE 8111 St. Clair Hwy. Richmond, Michigan 727-1452 WALLPAPER WORLD Riverview Plaza St. Clair, Michigan SCHMIDT ' S FUEL OIL Gratiot at Palm’s Rd. Richmond, Michigan 727-9531 CHETS EXCAVATING ST. CLAIR NURSERY CO. 4760 Yankee Rd. 2267 St. Clair Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair, Michigan GERONIMO’S REICHLE S SALES AND SERVICE 302 Clinton Ave. 1511 Range Rd. St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair, Michigan 22 ASKAR SHAIN GLIEM’S MEAT MARKET IP 3 3 I Established 1887 I CANDID WEDDINGS II ★ PORTRAITS || ★ SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY 1 ★ COMMERCIAL Home-Made Sausage Premium Beef l AmrjMn J GREAT GIFTS A y v i mk Robert E. Currier INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ' River view Plaza THIRD ft ORCHARD ST CLAIR MICHIGAN Beadle-Currier Agency phone: a. 9. 4200 HAWTHORNE BOUTIQUE TSCHANNENS 54 to $5.00 STORE BLUE WATER PLASTICS 5£ to $5. 00 Store 315 S. Whiting St. Clair and Richmond Michigan St. Clair Michigan 329-4747 Beer Wine ST. CLAIR C E PARTY STORE DESIGNING SERVICE 2622 Cox Rd. St. Clair 329-9247 Consultants and Designers of Plastic Molds Party Supplies Groceries Sandwiches 124 A DALZEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4600 Bree Rd. St. Clair, Michigan COLLIN’S SHOES OF ST. CLAIR HURON PLASTICS INC. 201 N. River Rd. Everything In F ootwear Mens Womens Childrens 1219 Fred Moore Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan 329-4711 DRS. D. T. TOUCHTON P. S. KRUSZKA FOOT SPECIALISTS RIVERVIEW PLAZA ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 SAWHERS SUNOCO Go With Sunoco St. Clair, M ichi gan Hours By Appointment Telephone 329-4771 PUNCH JUDY 511 N. Riverside Across from the St. Clair Inn Phone 329-9811 QPlL SKINNER-FRUIN AUTO SALES INC. 68811 S. Main St. RICHMOND, MICHIGAN BUICK Bus. Phones 727-3115 725-9501 329-3241 PRECISION DIE AND MACHINE CO. Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 1114 S. Seventh St. St. Clair, Michigan 329-2861 126 DELOR APPLIANCES Plumbing and Heating 200 South River Road St. Clair, MI ST. CLAIR INN COUNTRY CLUB The Inn on the River . Golf Course Swimming Pool Dining and Party Facilities St. Clair, Michigan 329-2223 GAUTHIER BROS. Plumbing and Heating Residential and Commercial Complete Plumbing Service 4645-Bree Rd St. Clair Michigan 329-3773 ST. CLAIR COLLISION 2620 Cox Road St. Clair, Michigan Complete Auto Body Repair 329-2784 AT YOUR SERVICE... F. G. IRISH, STANDARD OIL AGENT 912 THORNAPPLE Phone FA 9-2526 St. Clair, Michigan YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN St. Gla’ip Goostap Glub “IcXb Boost th L Saints 127 329-4225 Fine Men ' s Wear Formal Wear Rental Tailored Suits Custom Tailoring Complete Furnishings unusual neckwear distinctive apparel ERICKSON PRESCRIPTIONS St. Clair 329-4333 Kay Sheppard, Cosmeticirn Congratulations to the Class of 1972 F rom Best Wishes to the Class of 1 7 2 BLUE WATER DISPATCH 3630 South Range Rd. St. Clair MI 48079 Compliments of POLEWACH STORES The Family Store 727-4335 MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. 5440 Putty gut Rd. St. Clair, Michigan Call 329-2297 128 Richmond JENKS INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations to the Class of 1972 From SCHLINKERT ’’General Insurance Fuel and Builders Bank Bldg. St. Clair, Mich. Supplies 1217 S. Riverside St. Clair ROMAN ROOSTER ST. CLAIR PLUMBING AND HEATING 2315 Gratiot Blvd, Marysville Chikken, Pizza, and Spaghetti Hotwater Baseboard 1231 Clinton St. Clair Main Street, Richmond Chicken and Pizza Heating-Snow Removal By Radiant Heat Electr ic Sewer Cleanning Call 329-2264 Your Home Of . . . ' • ' Higher Earnings on Insured Savings and ' : Home Loans of All Kinds GEM SURVEYS 2437 North River Rd. St. Clair, M ichigan 313 329-3272 CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS GLENN E. MASK President Port Huron Algonac -Badaxe -Sandusky 129 Congratulations Class of ’72 F rom ST. CLAIR MARINE, INC. 700 Marine St. Clair, Michigan JOHN A. BIEWER LUMBER CO. 300 Oak St. Clair, Michigan ■ 29-4789 Compliments of EAST CHINA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION FRIEDERICHS L.C. AND SON FUNERAL HOME CHAPS WELDING SERVICE 214 Trumbull St. Clair, Michigan KUHN SALES SERVICE 60 Hathaway St. Clair, Michigan Owner - CARL CROUSE 119 Clinton Avenue St. Clair, Michigan 329-2282 130 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! F rom TEEN DANCE FUNDS Sponsored by LIONS CLUB St. Clair, Michigan ROTARY CLUB of St. Clair, Michigan District 633 THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? copyright 1946, Rotary International. Congratulations Class of ' 72 DIAMOND APPRAISALS 329-4755 Lewis Norris OZZL± RIVERVIEW PLAZA 201 NORTH RIVERSIDE ST. CLAIR, MICH. 48079 Wishing the Class of ' 72 All Success in Your Endeavors After St. Clair High •■5 V GERALD M. EMIG AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance 212 South Third Street 329-2201 St. Clair, Michigan 48079 133 Compliments of RIVERSIDE TANK AND MFG. CO. Safety T anks for T ransportation 1230 Clinton FA 9-2467 St. Clair, Michigan PEOPI.ES BANK OF PORT HURON 98L5161 Flowers Say It Best SILK’S FLOWER SHOP 8 16 Clinton FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU WITH FULL BANKING FACILITIES Fa in Office Parysvill e 511 Fort St. 2425 Gratiot Blvd. Water Street 501 Yfctcr St. Twenty-Fourth St. 1226 - 24th St. Pine Grove-Garf ield 1657 Garfield St. St. Clair, Mich. 329-4734 I ' cFibcr F.D.T.C. FRIENDLY PEOPLE - SERVING PEOPLE LOW SALES AND SERVICE ' Complete Lubrication • General Repairs • Front End Alignment • Wheel Balancing • Bumping and Painting • Genuine Ford Parts ST. CLAIR CUSTOMBUILT 1510 Vine St. St. Clair, Michigan 329-4323 LULA DOBBS PALMS RD. BEAUTY SHOP 3434 Palms Rd. St. Clair, Michigan EMIG ' S DEPT. STORE INC. 329-9400 St. Clair, Michigan CONNIE ' S MEAT PROCESSING 6650 St. Clair Highway St. Clair, Michigan DUENGEL ' S MEN ' S WEAR Main St. Richmond, Michigan JOANNE ' S BEAUTE SALON 3033 Palms Rd. Richmond, Michigan 1200 S Carney Dr. 134 St. at Fred Moore Hwy Clair Christian Commune House offers . . . these different things - Experi- encing in Christian Community for Senior High School and College stu- dents - provides opportunity for counciling, confession and small group masses . . . provides oppor- tunity for dialogue with married coup- les and young single adults. Conducts Thursday ecumenical prayer meetings, for anyone who wants to attend. We Can ' t All Win but We Can All Have Fun at ST. CLAIR RIVER LANES Great for a Date Home of THE VOYAGEUR Dinner - Salad Bar THE VIEW THAT WON ' T QUIT Now In Our Second Century of Service the Commercial and Savings Bank of st. clair county Offices in Port Huron, Yale, Emmett, St. Clair Overlooking the Beautiful St. Clair River 329-2236 On the River Road M-29 Between Marysville and St. Clair 135 KWIK DAIRY ISLE SNACK SHOPPE Open - 6 a.m. Mon. - Fri. 1110 Carney Drive 8 a.m. Sat. - Sun. 329-3521 Including Breakfast KWIKI CAR WASH 2 Minute Automatic $.75 Also $.25 Hand Washes 1115 Carney Drive 1 36 State Farm Insurance Companies mm ST AT l FARM GORDON L. CARNEY MAC TAGGART’S Agent Life - Auto - Fire Office Supplies - Sporting Goods - Books Off. Phone: 329-4491 935 Military Street 2010 S. River Rd. St. Clair, Mich. 48079 Port Huron, Michigan 48060 THOMPSON’S OF ST. CLAIR VACUMET FINISHING INC. 4662 Puttygut Rd. FA 9-2274 • Home Furnishings Quality Finishing and Vacuum Deposited Carpets- Appliances-Magnavox- TV World ' s Largest Mfg. of Metal - Plastic Riverview Plaza Action Saving Coin Banks 1 ST. CLAIR AUTO PARTS and ' ee T-, HARDWARE Open Daily Weekend! 11 A.M. - 10 P.M. Till 11 P.M, wrrm rrw MmAmJL + 1 Ain Bl A (Olb ifasbim 3lce (Cream In an Authentic Victorian Decor LONDONDERRY ICE CREAM PARLOR 3 1 2 C linton St. Clair, Michigan 329-2887 329-3421 3 Miles North of St. Clair on M-29 Across From Cunningham ' s Fisherman ' s Wharf Party Room Available at Special Rates for Birthdays or Club Groups Most Everything in Aluminum” Bes t Wishes to the Graduating Class of 72 MARK ALUMINUM from 4651 Bree Road VILLAGE INN St. Clair, Michigan River View Plaza Phone 329-4777 137 GROFF’S DRUG Y our Health Is Our Business St. Clair, Michigan T R I - STAR INC ★ KITCHENS ★ ENCLOSURES ST. CLAIR 329-4701 ★ADDITIONS William h. Meier Richard h. Nauman Sr Phdne : FAirview Q 4S6Q GLENN M. BARNUM PAINTING DECGRATING SDD 5d. Fdurth Street ST. CLAIR MICHIGAN Tomorrows Products Today AUTHORIZED Household and Industrial Cleaners Golden Manner Men ' s Toiletries Small Wonder Baby Products Food Supplements . LoVue Cosmetics Compliments of QUALITY STORES, INC. 138 DENISSE F. BARRY Assistant Supervisor Phone: 329-9309 HAYES ROUGH IN - ADDITIONS PHONE: 329-059B HAYES CLEMENTS CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER - CONTRACTOR Fine Women ' s Apparel Latest Fashions and Styles 1 54 1 VINE STREET ST. CLAIR. MICHIGAN St. Clair, Michigan CARMAN CLEANERS Compliments of: 305 North 3rd St. Clair, Michigan The Deluxe Cleaners for Those Who Care TYLER’S MARKET 1204 South Riverside 329-3811 COLONIAL CHAPEL INC. ski don ZIMMER’S SALES SERVICE MERLIN L. TRUMBLE, President JAMES M. BIEBUYCK, Director Automotive and Tractor Repairing Marine City Richmond 765-8000 st _ Clair 727-7790 329-4766 6667 St. Clair Hwy. St. Clair, Mich. Phone: 864-6222 STUCKEY’S PECAN SHOPPE TLo e ' T : u tu Q ehAMAtA ' ,TujCs- Pecan Shoppe Fine Pecan Candies and Unusual Gifts I 94 and Wadhams Rd. 604 BUSHA HIGHWAY MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 MR. JOHN PAVLOV JR. (Manager) |39 Mr. Vincent (A Counselor at S.C.H.S.) 140 J J Many people come to see the teachers on this special day. Do you mean to say this is all I earned? Paren t- T ea ch er Conferences Mr. Anderson gives Mr. Skonieczny the news. You mean nobody passed? 141 Teachers Are Human! If you don’t believe it after looking at this page . . . Mr. Mall wit z, enjoys Student Councils ' Chicken Delight. Mr. Ruehle, Movie for math? Editing of the 1972 Clairvoyant yearbook has been an unforgettable experience for our yearbook staff. Hard work, many new acquaint- ances, and lots of fun was put into this yearbook. We’ve worked with the support of the St. Clair County merchants, and other local organi- zations; and a special thanks to the clerical office staff, Mrs. Perret, Jan Behringer, and Carol Orzechow- ski for their art contributions; also, Mr. Roberts for his phot ogr a phy. Our hope is that students will bene- fit fond memories and humor that was put into this yearbook. ►