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

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Organization Is Our Business Do you realize what those busy ladies in our school’s office go through in just one day? Here’s and idea: They fill out 200 tardy slips, 153 excused and unexcused absence slips, answer a zillion phone calls — partially which are angry or confused parents calling in about why Johnny got an E in a certain class, type out anything but everything, plus many other jobs to keep SCHS rolling. It is a big responsibility, and they do a superb job. There is hardly ever a quiet moment, and many strange things happen there. If it wasn’t for this office staff, we would most likely be in complete chaos. So the next time we students need to go to the office, walk in with a big smile and a friendly hello, it’s the least we could do to show our appreciation for them. 20

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1. BOB THARRETT-Typing, Accounting, Business Record-keep- ing, Law, Office Education Block, Yearbook. 2. KATHY CLYNE— French, English, Advanced Comp., Amer. Lit. 3. GEORGE ROBERTS— Greek Mythology and the Bible, Amer. Lit., Mass Media, Advanced Comp., Remedial English, Man and his Ideas, Yearbook, English Lit., English 9, 10, 11, Michigan History, U.S. History, Economics, World Affairs. 4. PETE FINDLAY— Co-op Coordinator. 5. CLIVE ANDERSON-Geography, World History, U.S. History, Social Problems, Psychology. 6. FRANCES O’KOREN —Elementary Algebra, Algebra, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Calculus, Applied Math, General Math. 7. ARVID WATT— PE 9 10, Life- time Sports, Weight Training, Speech, American History, Psychol- ogy, English. 8. ELLA HORNING— Spanish, Amer. Lit., Remedial English, Composition, Mass Media, Novel, History. 9. TRISHA PERREAULT-Dance Gymnastics, Slimnastics Health, Girls PE 9 10, Lifetime Sports, First Aid Health. 10. BARBARA SAPH-CO-OP Counselor. 11. LARRY GOULDING-Social Studies, Physical Education, Health, U.S. History, Michigan History, Contrasting Decades, Civil War. 12. JOHN BAREHAM— Concert Band, Marching Band, Chorus. 1 JL X 3 to 5 L i IX

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1. As principal for three years, Robert Bolla has done and outstanding job. Every morning before classes, he warm- ly greets us in the main hall. He often finds time to chat, or give advice to a seeking student. 2. Among his differ- ent duties, many a student can tell, that the most resounding job he has is the job he has when he yells! Ben is really a great guy and tries his hardest to help the students out when there are problems. 3. To keep the principal’s business in line, his faithful secretary, Burle Levi, is kept constantly busy. 4. Not only does the principal need a sec- retary, but the counselors do also. Phyllis Rocker does her job well for them, and finds a moment from her hectic schedule to pose for our camera person. 5. Who’s that cute little lady who is always roaming the halls, run- ning helpful errands, and spreading cheer? Pat McCartney, that’s who! 6. New to SCHS’s office staff is Ila Barry, who is also a former student. Like the others in our office, she always has a friendly smile and has concern for the students. 21