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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

1 WHAT IS ST. CLAIR ;h School chigan ; 1 Life is a hallway with many passages to expJore and doors to open. It may have unexpected turns or deadends. Each of us has our own hail to walk, but We will aJways remember the years we were part of the life of St. Clair High Scool. Faculty and Administration , p i + i k « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « i a p.,. g a - Seniors 4 Juniors Sophomores Sports.,.. ... 74 Activities Ads ,, 1 2B 3 is a Teacher A acuity member A person who likes being with young people better than old people. Mr. VanDeusen What is a Teacher “Crazy!” A faculty member A person who likes being with young people better than old people. Mr. VanDeusen Mr. Cornish Mr. Weber Mr. Buell 1 Administration They Keep Things Running Smoothly BOllA A Our Principal, Mr. Robert Bella. Mr. Bella is in his 5th year at St. Clair High. He has many jobs to do and this year, after the return of the sports program he took over the duties of Athletic Director too. B. Mr. Vincent, be- cause of the milage failure, was our only counselor in ' 79- ' 80. He had to do all the scheduling (with Mr. Bella ' s help), take care of ACT SAT forms, fill in col- lege applications and many other things we couldn ' t have done without. We would like to thank both these men for their hard work and dedication. 6 ivvrtiWr Cv -. ■-■. ' 6 ■ ■ h k ; By Secretary s Well, their faces are smiling most of the time any- way The secretarys ali work very hard, and though they may do things that really bug us (like those u next used absence slips) they ' re mostly a group of nice ladies who are willing to help if you have a problem with lockers, schedules, announcements, grades and lots of other things The school couldn ' t get along without them. A, Mrs Levy, secretary to the principal, works on the daily job of absence slips, B. Mrs. McCartney, only 4 ' 10 tall, but big enough to handle everything from the gym at lunch time to substituting for any teacher, C Mrs. Rocker takes time out from checking schedules to pose for this 1 StSgSgf A. Mr Weber helps Libby Linton prepare an essay, B, checks over her new class lists, F. Mrs. Cavis, with us Mrs. Christy smiles pretty or us. C Mr. DeWitt, new for first semester, talks to Mr. Vincent about a class second semester, corrects some papers. D. Mrs. Horn- problem, G. Mr, Roberts discusses the myths with his mg takes time Out to pose. E. Mrs. Johnson busily class. 0 A, Head of the Business Department, Mr, Thar ret t B, Mr, Barnes strikes a classic pose. C. Mr, Sheel prepares to return the video-recorder, D, Mr, Stable! n watches a Saints ' basketball game. A. Mr. Watson attends the weekly staff meet- ing. B. Mr. Ruehle takes time from his notes to pose for a picture. C Miss Gkoren, opening a gift from one of her students. Science Broadens Horizons The Science Department at SCHS offers many differ- ent courses for those who are interested in what makes this do that A. Mr, VanDeusen shows ad- vanced Biology how to spot germ colonies, 8. Mr, Buell readies his notes for the day ' s lectures, C. Mr. Van talks to his friend while checking a culture to make sure it is sterile. D. Two frogs boogie in biol- ogy 1 on directing day. E. Mike Limberg is engrossed in his work w ith antibiotics. n Social Studies; a look into what we are A. Mrs. Frevost carefully grades a paper, B. M Crawse lines up a job for a student on co-op, C. h Cornish helps out Sue Kaczperski. D, Mr. Gouldii on his way to the office to check the morning ma E, Mrs. Schunk checks over the absence list. 12 A. Mrs, Perret and some of her puppet friends. B. One of the most dominate works of art in the whole room, C. Dave Gloss works on a Donald Duck puppet head, D. Bill Weinert works on his Jimmy Carter imitation. Working with Wood, Metals, and Plastic. Mr. Wingate and Mr. Irvin are the two men wh handle the metal and wood shops. Not only do the work with wood and metal, but also the molding buffing and polishing tricks of working with plastic are taught. But before most projects can be mad plans should be drawn up. Therefore, drafting das is offered and taught by Mr. Irvin. A. Mr. Wingate standing at the door between classes B. Mr. Irvin shows Rob Wood a few tips on drafting. 14 ’s Cookin’? A. Terri Winkler displays the drying spaghetti, B. Chef Boh Tatro prepares the sauce, C. For 4 out of 6 school hours a day, Mrs. Beeker teaches Foods class, D. Chris DiNardo demonstrates how to make pasta, Tom Shell as- sists her. t f Hi A 1 ■ V M R ' ; 1 Boys’ Gym A. In the physical education department an avid muscleman works out in the weight room, B, Mean- while, Mr, Watt referees other activities (C) volleyball and (D) basketball, just to name a few. D Girls Gym; Beauties in motion A. Pam Mollan gets a shot off over Mitzi McCallum in life time sports. B. Geri Malyneik gets set to put the ball back over the net. C. Ms. Perreault refs a volleyball game. She also taught PE 10, Life Time Sports, Dance and Gymnastics, and First Aid. 17 They Cook Up A Storm A The Cooks at SCHS do a pretty good job in preparing the daily lunch hour meals. Not only do they fix the food for the high school but they also prepare the lunches for the Junior high and elementaries. These ladies work hard to fill our stomachs with good food and we thank them for It. A. Mrs. Mary Gauthier slices up the potatoes for more of those terrific french fries. B. Mrs. Wolak awaits the lunch hour rush. C. Mrs, Hutkowski poses for us. C IB A Mrs Muhlitner is getting some nummy treat ready for us, B. Mrs. LaPorte tears up the let- tuce for the tossed salads. C. Mrs, Richhter is ready to put a tray of fries in the overt. Custodians Make Clean Sweep A B The custodial staff at SCHS has got to be one of the best in the entire area. Anyone who has been to other schools for games or some other activity has seen how run down some other schools have gotten in a short time, but our school is always neat and very clean. We ' d like to thank them for a job really well done, A. John Dasharion cleans up in Mrs. Johnson ' s room. B t Ray Klaski makes sure there is no dust on the floor or anything else for that matter. C Denny Daniels and Tom Skoken pose by the tro- phy case, before starting work. 20 A. Mrs. Norma Nummy Thompson is ready to make her rounds, B. Louie Riffenburg deans up in the art room. C. Mr. Bob Bryson, head custodian, in his office. What is a Senior? “Ask me next year. Florence Nesbitt f Sl “A Spanish man. Oh! you said SENIOR, ' ' Dave Oakley ' 80 “Better than a junior or a sophomore Tom Shell ' 80 “A person going out of the doors of the high school, and into the doors of the world. Sue Levy ' 80 Someone on top of the mountain ready to fall off, Paul Roegner ' 81 “A person who is at the epitome of education; Dave Holbrook ' 80 12 SKI Alice Hu moon President Gloss Flower; Red Rose CJass Song; S fairway to Heaven Terri Winkler Vice President Diane Johnson Stenury f am not afraid of tomorrow; For I have seen yesterday l love today Richard Achilla Jeffery An? hony Cynthia Hj brack Swlt Albright Daniel Askeiv Russ Baltic f( Patricia Anderson Barbara Atkins Martin Harran Si Brand Ftolffhaw SfiiH Ikithej- Michael Dick ley James Ueniu-tl Ftizaheth Hm-den m Robert Bohm Jennifer Beach Jiinii-1 Hrowji Shjmley Bunker Suwin limit h,irde Julio But] in Da vid Cartwright KTichoKe Coil stance Uso Cordon David Class Edward Clark Richard Copenhagen 11 I CoIJrtn Cornwall Mari P Ldine Chris EJavis Riibrt [)i.T v.irn Laurie Dwuat Christine DlNardo John EK telrath Mike Dodea Sieve Dowm Turn Arisen Robert Frkksan John DuPuic Donate! Eckm AEan Erickson Joe ENery Keith fleuiy TufiiMhy FjUL-ht T Hiindv Fusgard Kimberley Frrcs; Andrew CaEante Cam- G3 ah Arlene Goodell lattjui Gray Dav� 4 Grainer Franklin Hall Thore Ha rise n Mlcheal Groves Susah Hendftf k ■Daniel J™b Drbbic Kielbu Susan Kac ptTjikl Kimberly Kindavaier David Holbrook Dflow Horn Alan Kaufman Kenneth Kind v aler Stephen Koch Jerome Lamb GeraJd UtVIgne Susan Levy Hefene LeDur Mike Li m berg T erT) r Lanier Bi ibelh Linton Si Marybeth Mach Lei d Mark MaicoEm Maureen Maloney Patricia Martel Kimberly Rhonda McCabe Fjrl McCartnrv McCiltuftf, Michael McKenzie Veronica McOfcn Mirk McCoy Stephen McNally a I)avr Meric Ann Milter Pamela MiEh Hiroku Miy.i dki Pamela Mull an Jumrs Neff Dcbbi« Neiman J rry NtLman EliiWb«?lh N WBOrtiu Joy Gitertind Christopher Ofeno Mjry Lee Pearl Di ' lihLe Phillips Wendy Porrei CKrrvI PyJe Clifford K dJie!d U« PoUer Patricia Hilt ' William Riley Thom, %r Rohrls Shell a Rn%Hi Karen Kunm-v Carol Saunders is Vicki Sha tier Wayne Sfhroeder M,i r k Schuman John Schuinn Paul 5c hwei toiler Scot! 5 chwejhi fcf Frederick Sharf Kathy Sheele Thomas 5hell Rick Shin ke Kathy 5Hovan ytacic Slmonelta Michael Sisson ]on imms Seth Ann oaa Bill Sliigfr Indy SWniec?.ny Dtbby Starr 40 Ann Stopck-L� r Julk ' Sullivan Colleen Swj.irki Taehe Tod Ttylor if Jn teph Thibert Kobcit Tarr ti ji Thouriby Shjftjfi TTiueme John TLesworth Cynthia Tiiuey 4l Hav TofiiaHM ' wski Ra y VanTSetn En c VanSkfcfe Audrey Verijfke HfvnJj Vei kp Gary Verbcke Sherry Victory John Wsmn Patricia Wa muth Sylvia Wenzel 41 Anthony We-vlncfc Carrie IVcstriel I ,iv ui Wnliict; Kenneth Wntiick Paul Westriek Brenda Yeip Terry Young Susan tVestriek Peter VYrcnn Not Pictured Bob Sen edsct Barb Galasso •Steve Keusth Dan LeDuc Nancjr Simons. |ohn Vertlj Ttlei Maul Hit I Wrinert Dan Wi ' Mrick Mrirk Zimmer Fred Zimmer Honor Students Syivia Wenzel Alan Erickson Carol Saunders Co-Valedictorians Salutatorian 45 MB ' p lA i H : I’tt: 14T| ■’Si Pff v WW i r ‘ J h c wtm M 4 ; -H| £3 ®“5E 1 i 1 0 ' n. ■ tz=- r JRI .■rjj mgm HB v ' SwqV BHtfl i ■H i R s r . ’ w -iJ ill A, Carol Saunders and Alan Erickson are MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, EL Nancy Simons and Ken Westrick are CLASS CLOWNS. C. CLASS SHYEST aje Debbie Neixrtan and Mark Daldine. D. Cin- dy Tinsey and Scott Schweihofer show their NICEST SMILE. R Alan Kaufman and Sharon Thueme, who is not pictured, are CLASS 5QLUR- 1 3 T rid m i ; ;i a; ni -5 St 5 W ■ iSfiS %4m r liVt 1 1 k’ 1 A %L 4Bh- i qg • % Br F f f A r •n 1 ■ i B W] fer-T T kS r , ■ jL r: - 1 50 A. Randy Fosgard and Marybeth Machleid are the BEST DRESSED. B. Colleen Cornwall and Tim Faucher were elected CLASS MQUTHES C. Earl McCartney and Mitzi MeCallum show why they got CLASS FLIRTS. D. Steve Koch and Julie Sullivan are the MOST COURTEOUS. D EHBHiPl is a Junior? Florence Nesbitt ' 81 ' The cream between the Oreo cookies Stephanie Koch ' 83 The Best! Carol Dandron 81 ' God ' s gift to the world Rich Buslepp ' 81 Jt A person with one year gone, one year to go, and one year to think about Pt I 1 1 f 1 . r l tt- - : - — _ ■ ■■= Joe Rybinski Treasurer Tonia Howrigan President Paul Roegner Vice President Laurie Westrick Secretary Mark Alley Rich Aldington Greg Allison Sue Arnold Audrey Augustson Don Bacon Dean Bark Rich Barry Tracey Bather Marji Beach Nancy Beaudua Bob Beier Jon Bell Jacqueline Bennett Tim Biewer Audrey Bond Totn Brenner Penny Brettin Carl Brinker Deb by Brown Rich Buslepp Joann Cedar Lori Charette Dianne Child Scott Christiansen Pam Clary Scott Clements Darlene Convis Irene Cooper Lori Cooper Martha Cooper Ron Copenhagen Mary Cornish Kelly Cronce Bob Crorey Dave Currier Tom Currier Lloyd Cybart Carol Dandron Jill Delor Craig Denomme Greg Denomy Sandi Dersam Sandy Dis tel rath Diana Donaghy Renee Doviak Sheila Duffy Jennifer Durham |i£- ' r - .vi-3 . 389 P iE ' ■ ■ i ' iiisJ I ' 1 iZ, M ■. . : |L A , j _■ _ H+4 56 Cyndi Edwards Amy Ellery Dan Elies Andy Ellis Laurie Elsholz John Everitt Bob Ewart Andy Fadanelli Joe Farhat Suzanne Fike Shawn Fitzgerald Brent Fleury Conrad Formaz Dawn Fournier Dennis Fraley Tracy Fraley Mike Frantz Jayne Fraser Pom Gauthier Mike Gilleran Chris Glass Kevin Glaza Kathy Golder Barbara Gorecki Jeff Gorzen F 1 1 1 FW ; w Ron Gray John Greig Kris Grumbling Doug Hadwin Julie Hahn Terry Hall Jerry Hamilton Robin Harvey Tina Hubbard Mickie Huntoon Eleanor Jacob John Joachim Duane Johnson Lori Johnson Nancy Kammer Carl Kapanka Mark Kiddoo Henry Kimmel Marie Kindsvater Veronica Kliemann Stephanie Koch Leo Konik DeAnne LaBelle Andy Lalewicz Brian Lanter ; ' .v ■■■ 4B Jim Latour Carol Lawrence Kent Levitt Dave Liniarski Ron Logan Ji 3.1 Lozen Pam Lukas Kevin Mahn Manuel Mallas Doug Mardis Maria McLeod Darlene McNamara Jim Me Wain Bev Meidrum Kurt Meyers Ted Meyers Gary Miller Roy Morey Jim Nelson Florence Nesbitt Jerry Niester Mark Niman Kelly O ' Connor Kevin O ' Connor Maureen O ' Neill Bob Grzecho wski --- 1 1 L Igilli Phil Pavlov Vivian Pavlunas Dwayne Pogue Laura Red field Debby Reynolds Linda Richert Ann Robbins Lori Robbins Frank Rossi Rob Rourke Michelle Rumbaugh Vicki Rumsey Steve Saunders Sharon Sayers Carol Scheible Penny Scblarb Brenda Schmid Greg Schroeder Jo Schroeder Ken Schroeppel Steve Schuman Pete Schweihofer Julie Schweihofer Mary Schweihofer Jeff Shafran Danny Sharrard Kelly Shine T, J. Shirtske Dave Shirkey Scott Simmons Rick Skonieczny Kim Soigot Tammy Solgot Ray SoulJiere Rick Spear Mark Stoecker Sandy Stoecker Sheila Sturgis Jim Thorton Matt Ties worth Margot Tivy Roxanne Tobey Lynne Trombley Tina Tucker Dan Tyler Tricia Tyler Desiree Valentine Dave Vallie V Gerri Malyneik Dale O ' Neill Dan Pietrykowski Not Pictured Christina Clark Renee DeRyck Clarissa Karling Mike Zimmer Bab Zimmer Tim Zobl Sarah VanSickle Marji Walker Mary Westrick Ron Westrick Tom Williams Tim Zacharias Dennis Zaremba John Zelenock Cindy Zickgraf Marty Zimmer Gordon Wilton Bill Wisniewski Wendy Wolak Randy Young Tina Zacharias A A person who enters high school with half a brain and leaves with none ' Kim Akred ' 82 ' The next best thing to pizza ' Mike Toms ' 82 A person who has the best two years of their life to look forward to ' Mark Kiddoo ' 81 Sophomore year is the beginning of the end ' Jennie Beach ' SO Maureen Maloney ' SO A sophomore is so great, they ' re no words to de- scribe us. Kim Wickens ' 82 ' ' Someone trying to find themselves ' Laurie Desmet ' 80 B A. Some sophomores are just kids at heart, like Mike Toms, Gwen BaTran, and Tom Hopper, B. John Par- rish inhales his lunch. 62 63 Jenny Babcock Secretary Jennifer Spring born Treasurer Chris Cambridge President Marybeth Robbins Vice-President Kathy Achatz Shelley Achatz Kim Akred Ed Anderson Linda Anger Kari Archer Mike Armstrong Cony Askew Jim Atkins Tom Bacon Joann Bark Gwen Barran Rebecca Barra tt James Barratt Karen Beaudua Veronica Beedon Larry Behem Dave Bel lore Jody Bennett Bob Berger Chris Beste Jeff Bickley Laurie Blackbird Hugh Blanchard Steve Bondy M Cindy Soulier Dan L. ,r iwn Kevin Brown Whitney Carmen Denise Charette Dean Charton Dave Chitwood George Clark Don Clary James Closs Dawn Coleman Judy Conat Kelly Constance Dennis Cornwall Jenny Coulthard Sue Daidine Doug Decker Carita Delor Emiko DeMeglio Rob Desmet Mark De Voider Mike Dixon Charles Donohoo Hillary Dunsmore Kelly DuPuie Ray Durant Tina Eckert Alan Edwards James Eeckhout 45 Ken Ellery Derek Elies Sue Ellis Tim Elsholz Doug Eves Greg Fabian Dan Fadanelli Carol Fiscelli Dan Flitton Julie Fordt Dale Fournier Patty Franklin Sue Franklin Amy Fraser Mary Frye Anthony Galante Ruth Gellasch Brent Gilmore Patty Colder Marion Goodell Stanley Gorecke Robyn Graham Ken Gramer Patty Hansel Chris Harsch Cindy Hayden Deca Hayden Nick Hey dens Bobbi Jo Hicks Randy Hicks Tom Hopper K .; L “ ' - r I Ir. f - : : ■ p — ill 9 ' ‘V’ ia , ! , nll-i+i. j ■ ■ — ' ' -mlm- ' ■ 7 a Tracey Howrigan Phil Huffman Jennifer Jeffries Mark Jeffries Rob Joachim Gary Johnson Peggy Kahrl Kathy Karas Randy Kaufman Darlene Kielbasa Sandy Kindsvater Mike Kinyon Kelly Kirkendall Scott Klamerus Julie Kotcher Mike Krause John Kujda Andre LaCroix Gary LaDuke Theresa LaGrow Bob Landsfield Doug Lansky Lyle Lanter Andy Lark Tammie Leitit Diane Leiuke Phil Leonard Bob Leverenz Nancy Levy John Likins Robyn Limberg Julie Limarski Tina Love Skip Lumley Kathy Maedel Paul Martinez Michelle Man Kirk McCabe Bryan McDowell Bill McFadden Janet McNally Jacque McNamara Whitney McPherson John Menke Jane Meyers Doug Mills Mike Mills Dawn Mitchell Mike Morland Mary Neiman Dianne Niioan Jeanne O ' Connor Paul Oks Doug Page Cindy Parker John Parrish Vern Patterson Virginia Pavlunas D ' Ann Pfent Dave Phillips Carol Pierce Laura Pifzer Laura Plizga Robert Plonks Mary Foppenga Andy Porter Jody Rands Dawn Reuba Janet Reyelts Dan Riley Kurt Robbins Dave Rock Larry Rodger Brenda Rohn Greg Roland Suzette Rollet Andrea Rumsey A ndre Sabbagh Sam Saltman Pat Sargent Nancy Sayers Tony Schreiber Bob Schunn Sandy Schuster Kelly Schwartz 1 Jt Pi : ih; J « Is nHiK I . jgg j ■ r ■ % if 1 • ' ■ ■ ■H 1 a V ' tl n | FV : i Barbara A. Schweihofer Barbara J h Schweihofer Diane Schweihofer Martin Schweihofer Paula Schweihofer William Schweihofer Matthew Suefert Richard Shagen a Erik Sharrard Donn Sharrow Scott Sharrow John Shell Kathleen Shine Tracy Simmons David Sladowski i m mi (E ' jjTj ■ r -49 §g|?i jrJi JeS Hi ■f JL 3 mpf ■ 1 jjB jfti ■ ;■ :V‘ a] i 1 f - _.v j J W Xc t -.1 jit aifi -.jm 1 ff u I t ' tf , j, h jl J David SI is Laura Smith Carol Smol inski Shell! Spencer Mark Spranger Mike Spranger Michael Staiger Gordon Stamplis Charles Stein Kathleen Stock! Susan Stubbs Dawn Stelmack Thomas Stutler Connie Tatro Gerald T h S bert Deneen Tomayko Michael Toms Deborah VanCompemolle James VanDeusen Julie VanSickle w sr r v .lva;v,‘,v, Vt. ' .VA ' .V Blane VartTeim Bonnie Verbeke Randy Verbeke Sandra Verbeke Susan Verbeke Scott Victory Shelia Wade Julie Walker Donna Webster Geoffry Wells Gayle West rick Mary Westrick Phillip West rick Thomas Westrick Kimberly Wickens Edward Wilkowski Cynthia Williams Daniel Wilton James Wolak Mark Wolfe Robert Wood v — • : 3 ■ t JE 1 ► 1 R BpniiiV i 1 i- _r M- 1 n m A jr j ' X K i , a r y If ▲ if L I 1 - Uf v y r FA ki% ! r -I � 1 fr ■ a i : Hh ¥ Ll r j ... i a . r II nr ' in jf P-fl| L JL ijw H j j «lVj L f . V? t T ■ g B Jjf _T.a V|i ' • ■ � L | t -■ , v.- 1 - - v •TtF.. THANK YOU BOOSTERS : ■] ffr- What is your favorite sport? Girls volleyball because it ' s FUN to watch. Bill Wisniewski ' 81 Baseball, ' cause I enjoy playing. Dan Eves ' 80 Football, because I like contact sports, Derek Elies ' 82 v S P Track, 1 run lor fun Mary Frye ' 82 Basketball players ' Julie Sullivan ' 80 T like them all, it makes for a great social life Libby Linton ' 80 Hockey, VIOLENCE! Doug Eves ' 82 A Basketball, because I participate Bob Beier ' 81 75 i FALL SPORTS 1 1 77 Saints show potential The St. Clair Varsity Basketball team had a long, hard season this year After a late start the Saints lost all but one of their games in December, Things didn ' t go much better in the second part of the year as the Saints won only 4. Though it sounds bad, the games they won were the ones St. Clair fans love to win; Marysville and Marine City, beating both teams twice. They also topped off the season with a victory over PHC, there. With 10 juniors on the team this year, next year ' s varsity has a good shot at the title, and we wish them lots of luck. A, Varsity Basketball ' 7 9’ ' 80, back row (L to R): Mr. Boll a, Scott Schweihofer, Mike Frantz, Kevin Mahn, Jeff Shafran, Coach Tomlin, Dan Eves, Wayne Sthroeder, Jerry Lamb, John Greig, Kevin Glaza, Front row (L to R): Jeff Anthony, Randy Young, Rich Buslepp, Bob Beier, Danny Elies, Matt Ties worth. B Rich Buslepp drives for a lay up against Cros-Lex A, Mr, Tomlin plans out the strategy for the next quarter. B, Jeff Shafran jumps high to win the open- ing tip against Marysville. C, Scott Schweihofer puts in an easy two points, D, Kevin Glaza shows his form on a reverse layup. E. Mike Frantz gets a shot off over his opponent, F. Bob Beier looks for an open man to pass to. at JV Saints Finish Strongly Our JV cagers had a pretty good season in ' 79- ' 80 1 winning many games, often pulling out a victory in the closing minutes of the game. This year ' s team had not only sophomores, but some freshmen who would not have otherwise been able to play this year. Coach Albrecht said at the begining of the sea- son that the boys were going to have a lot of fun and judging by their record and spirit, we think they did, A. Tom Hopper puts in an offensive rebound for two points, B. Back row (L to R) Steve Schroeder, Mike Toms, Dave SHs, Brian Eves, Doug Lansky, Coach Vern Albrecht, Craig Mahn, Bill McFadden, Bill Klemer, Mike Huffman, Tom Palermino, Front row (L to R) Todd Fleury, Jim Wolak, John Plizga, Dave Bellore, Tim Gerrits, Matt Davis. Not pictured: Tony Askew, Tom Hopper, Tracy Simons, Steve Rossi. B 00 A, The Saints defense prepares to grab the rebound B. Mike Toms drives around his opponent and to the bucket. C Dave Slis scores on a break away la) -up D. Doug Lansky rips down a rebound as teammates Brian Eves and Tom Hopper look on. B A, The team awaits the serve, B. Laurie Desmet bumps the ball back, C Htroko Miyazaki, our Japa- nese exchange student, was an important part of the team. D, Desiree Valentine sets the ball, H, Ann Rob- bins prepares to smash a serve over the net, F. Diane Child spikes it down her opponents throat. G. Varsi- ty Volleyball ' 80, back row (L to R): Janet Reyelts, Barb Schweihofer, Jennifer Durham, Coach Sharon Whittaker, D ' Ann Pfent, Dianne Child, Chris Glass, Front row, (L to R): Ann Robbins, Desiree Valentine, Mickie Huntoon, Laurie Desmet. The Volleyball team had a rough season this past year. Though the girls, under the direction of Coach Sharon Whittaker, fought hard they were able to win only a few games. Laurie Desmet was team captain and did a good job as floor leader. With the young team we had this past year, St. Clair can look forward to some good Volleyball for the next several years. 82 Varsity Volleyball Rebuilds I JV Has Winning Season The JV Volleyball team did something that St. Clair teams found difficult to do this past year, they fin- ished the season with a winning, 9-6 record,, The team, composed of freshmen and sophomores, was coached by Mr. Steve Dunker and really enjoyed the entire volleyball season. The girls worked hard at practice, and because of this played as a team throughout the season which enabled them to do as well as they did. Congratulations on a fine season. A. Kim Witkens sets as teammates Jean O ' Connor (14) and Daylene Mitchell (53) look on, B. JV Volleyball, back row (L to R) Gwen Barran, Jane Meyers, Daylene Mitchell, Sue Distelrath, Jenny Vekho, Diane Niman, and Paula Barram Front row (L to R) Karen Verbeke, Barb Schweihofer, Marybeth Rob- bins, Kim Wickena, Jean O ' Connor, Lynn Huston. 84 A- Jeanne O ' Connor serves a point for the Saints. B, Marybeth Robbins shows good form on this bump. C. Gwen Barran goes up for a spike and Barb Schweihofer prepares for the possible block. D. The team gathers around Mr. Dunker for some new strategy. jMj ■ m r m ■ A. Jim Brown falls back to de- fend. B. A Saint prepares for a shot. C Face off!! D. The Saints goalie stops the puck, and several Viking players. E. Shawn Fitzger- ald in a face off. F. The Saints take the puck down the ice to score. This year ' s hockey team had a rough season. The following high school guys were on the team: Tom Shell, Jim Brown, Russ Turecky (Captain), Ed Pauly, Phil Huffman, Dave Rock, Greg Fabi- an, Shawn Fitgerald, Jim Barret, Hugh Blanchard, Kevin Brown, Rob Joachim, Doug Hadwin. Oar Varsity Cheerleaders were a fine group of girls and they stuck by the team through thick and thin. They planned pep assem- blies and made banners to deco- rate the gym and cafeteria. They worked very hard to build up SC Spirit and we congratulate them on a job well done, A. Florence Nesbitt watches as the Saints fight to another victory. B. Varsi- ty Cheerleaders 79- SO flop to bottom, right to left) Vicki Schaller, Cindy Babcock, Cindy Tmsey, Florence Nesbitt, Linda Nesbitt, Sue Kacr.perski, and Jen- ny Beach, C. Cindy and Linda put up a banner. A, The Varsity Cheerleaders do one of their mounts at a pep assembly. B. Cin- dy Tinsey fires up the crowd at a home game. C. The girls do a pom-pon rou- tine to ' ' Can ' t Get No Satisfaction. D. Varsity on sideline. E. Jennie Beach This year ' s JV cheerleaders were a very spirited bunch, as these pictures show. A, The JV Cheerleaders (not in order pic- tured); Jenny Babcock, Chris Cambridge, Ruth Gellash, Julie Walker, Mary Frye, Jenny Springborn, Emiko DeMeglio, Jean Pyun, Trudy Landsfield, Judy Babcock, Renee Morey. B. C. The JV girls in action. D„ E., At Fh The JV cheerleaders do their half time pom-pon routine G. Mrs. Judy Springborn, cheerleading advisor, H. The girls show their skill with this impressive mount. From left to right in the back are: Jean Pyun, Trudy Landsfield, Ruth Gellash, Jenny Babcock, Mary Frye, Julie Walker, Chris Cambridge, Judy Babcock, Jenny Springborn, front: Renee Morey, Emiko DeMeglio. I. The finish of a super routine. 9 JV Basketball V-n j.; OP Chippewa Valley 65 Montrose 54 Marine City 31 Algonac 58 Romeo 51 Imlay City (OT) 59 Cros-Lex 35 Brown City 37 Anchor Bay 51 Marysville 57 Port Huron Central 2S i “ 4 Marine City -Qro Lex Clintoudaie nuiD {OT) irt Huron Central Overall record 10 10 League record 9-5 ♦ • •--- ■ j g j t tev r 1 JV Volleyball OPPONENT Marine City Armada North Branch Cros-Lex Anchor Bay Imlay City Algonac Marine Citv mssseasEm J V-V - East Detroit wm Marysville Port Huron Central Cros-L x Anchor Bay Port Huron Central Algonac SCOlif-S 5 15,15-6,15-10 15 11,15-5 15-10 ' 15-11 15-12,15-1 9-15,14-16 5-15,7 15 1 5,15 12,4-15 1 5- J 0,15-5 1 0,10-15,15-13 15-9,1 5-8 12 15,15-6,2-15 I M 5,15- 1334-1 6 12- 15,15-8,7-15 13- 15,15-7,15-13 1541,13-15,16-14 Overall Record 6-9 League Record 6-6 Overall R brt Huron Central League Tournament Marysville Anchor Bay North Branch verafi Pre- Districts Chippewa Valley Montrose Marine City Algonac Romeo Inn lay City Cros-Lex Brown City Anchor Bay Marysville Port Huron Central Algonac Marine City Imlay City (2 OT) Ma rysville Cros ! ex Clintondale Anchor Bay (OT) Romeo Port Huron- Central Port Huron Central Overall Record 5-16 League Record 5-9 District Tournament z i . v.-., A hy do we have Extra curricular activities? Tp keep us off the streets Tonia Howrigon ' 81 For jocks like me, Jennifer Durham ' 81 To build our bodies as well as our minds J.S. ' 80 So we can have some fun Julie Levy ' 80 .-Tife-.-i id 1 I -:: ;- • j J a ■, [m ! ■ ■ ■ . -fl , jiL f , pn tl r l — ■ ' • - t- _ r IZL ' kj r ' ■ - i fC |4 r .rT 1 . Bl £ r lfV ■ _.- ■_� ■ jM ■i ' 1 m ' ll JL 1 ” v ST ■ y ■■ • ' J . V W J [ : ■ 1 J E ■ , : J ' THE BAND PL A YS ON k. ii — I £ a. , V ‘ £. E_ y - -gP Ji S r f V ' ir .-hi J-H: T f jkypl i igv I j r T. f 4 - (■®S8 L TT5; r. Wr First Row L to R — Cindy Heydens, Debbie Neiman, Ann Miller, Louisa Long, Sandy Stoecker, Margi Walker, Maureen Maloney, Kim Frees, Delores Horn, Vicki Schaller, Robyn Graham, Jenny Beach, John Shell, Bill McFadden, Donn Sharrow. Second Row L to R — Mark Wolfe, Michelle Rumbaugh, Carol Saunders, Mancy Levy, Kim Akred, Robyn Limberg, Darlene KieLbasa, Lori Cooper, Sarah VanSickle, Kathy Sheele, Bill Wisniewski, Ed Anderson, Geoff Wells, Sue Ellis, Greg Roland, Third Row L to R — Randy Kaufman, Maria McLeod, John Joachim, Ken Scluoeppel, Jim Closs, Russ Balhoff, Dave Currier, Mike Sisson, John Everitt, Doug Eves, Jim Thorton, Richard Shagnea, Dave Hawley, Director Mr Weber. The band, under the direction of Mr Weber, has made vast im- provements throughout the yean Although they weren ' t able to give concerts, the band did make a Christmas tape for WSMA ra- dio. They have also sponsored some concerts by the SCCCC Symphonic Band with all pro- ceeds going to the band fund. These musicians have worked long and hard and really deserve your support and appreciation. A. Mr, Weber directs the band. 9 $ A, Dave Currier and Russ Balhoff make up the tuba section. B, Ken Schroeppel, John Joachim and Jim Closs keep a steady beat. C. The trumpet section shows its stuff, D, First and second clari nets finger through a difficult piece. E, Sarah VanSickle intently studies her band notes. V 1 r . Wm A J VT m jk J Jfl LW r i i If tKr ibjiwiai L ii .jU Saints’ Clairvoyant Staff The SAINTS ' CLAIRVOYANT staff turned out the school paper twice a month for the students to enjoy. The paper ran special columns such as; Christmas and Valentine Classifieds for people to send to their sweethearts and friends, school surveys, had prize drawings and generally tried to keep us informed. The staff had a lot of fun putting out a paper, but it also took lots of hard work and creativity and we congratulate the staff on a job well done A, First Semester paper staff, back row (L to R) Dawn Coleman, Debby Starr, Rhonda McCabe, Arlene Goodell, John Zelenock, Veronica McCabe, Mickie Buntoon, Kris Grumbling, Chris DiNardo, Cyndi Ed- wards. Front row {L to R) Julie Levy, co-editors Ann Stoecker and Ann Miller, Jennifer Durham, Lloyd Cybart B. Deb Starr and Mickie Huntoon do the messy job of running off the paper, C. Kris Grum- bling and Chris DiNardo both had a hand in the typ- ing. A. John Tiesworth and Phi II Pav- lov, new to the class 2nd semes- ter, work on their articles. B. Mi- chelle Constance and Kathy Sheele, also 2nd semester joiners, scan magazines for story ideas. C. Class members sort the papers to check for bad printing. D. No, You ' re not seeing double, it ' s the McCabe twins, Rhonda and Ve- ronica, getting ready to scan the final layout sheets. Student Council This year ' s student council, de- spite problems with the adminis- tration, was an Important part of school government. They sold calendars, sponsored a dance and raffled off two basketballs during spirit week. They were a fine group of young people and a credit to their school C A, The Council at one of their lunch hour meetings. B, I think we should try . ' says Libby Linton. C. President Sarah Cooper lis- tens to suggestions. n t 100 Senior Steering Committee Junior Steering Committee This year ' s senior class steering committee, under class president Alice Huntoon, had a very busy year. Senior year, normally a time where many plans had to be laid, became even tougher after the millage failure. But rather than sitting back and just taking the year as it was this group decided to do something about it. They had money- raising projects such as the Sweetest Day and Christ- mas flower sales, M M Sale, and Dances With the money from these projects they were able to bring back the Senior Play and the Prom. The committee includ- ed: back row (L to R) — Linda Nesbitt, Pam Mollan, Colleen Swiacki, Julie Levy, Dave Oakley, Cheryl Pyle, Deb Starr, Jenny Beach, Arlene Goodell. Front Row (L to R) — Kathy Modin, Terri Winkler, Alice Huntoon, Diane Johnson. The junior class steering commit- tee was also busy this year putting most of their efforts to- ward the prom, held March 15th, To raise the needed funds they sponsored a magazine sale, the Valentine flower sale, a Christ- mas Dance, and they sold munchy cruncy Crackle bars. The group worked hard and their final project will be to buy the flowers for the graduating seniors. The committee, led by class President Tonia Howrigon are: back row (L to R) — Mary Westrick, Lori Johnson, Sandy Stoecker, Diana Donaghy, Desiree Valentine, Front row (L to R)— Florence Nesbitt, Paul Roegner, Tonia Howrigon, Dave Currier. rot Exchange t The YFU, Youth For Understanding, is a program that deals with foreign exchange students. They find host families for the students as well as help raise money if it is needed for the trip. At the right, the local YFU is meeting with Sophomores and Ju- niors who are interested in going on the foreign ex- change program. Both the people who came to St Clair from foreign countries and those who visited other countries attended the meeting. They told of the experiences they had encountered through the trip and recommended that if anyone ever had the chance to go, take it. ran iri -i b s Roosendaal, Holland is the home of Stefaan Beckers, He arrived in Michigan on the tenth of August in ' 79. From then until the first of February he stayed with a family in Rochester. Now he and Hiroko are staying with the Holbrook family. In August when Stefaan returns home to his parents, two brothers and two sisters, he will be ready to start his last year of high school Like most seniors, Stefaan is not sure of what he would like to do when he graduates high school. Hopefully he will have learned more about life in the States from the experience as an exchange student than he could possibly learn from books. Hiroko Miyazaki came to us from Chiba, Japan, near Tokyo. She arrived in the U.S. on August 23rd and after a short orientation at MSU, came to St, Clair to spend the year with Holbrooks, Hiroko says she thinks schools there are more strict, and that she would like to come back to the U S. in the fu- ture. After Hiroko goes home around the first of July, she plans to finish school and hopes to attend college to become a secretary. Back home she lives with her parents, who both teach, and a sister. We hope Hiroko has enjoyed her stay and will always remember us. 102 Students t There Hansen (Too-ra) has attended St Clair High School since September, He arrived on August 19, 1979 and plans to leave sometime in August of ' 80. Thore is staying in St Clair wilh Bill and Linda Flor- ence, who have no children as of now. At home he lives on the coast in Vormedol, Nomay with his par- ents, 2 brothers and 2 sisters. When back in Norway Thore plans to attend his last two years of high school then go on fro college. When asked about his stay, he commented that he was very lucky to have a great host family and that he has enjoyed his stay in America. In her much enjoyed trip to Germany, Sarah Cooper stayed in the town called ZeteL which is located in the northern part of Germany. She stayed with the Quathamer family and their 3 teenage children. Al- though the parents spoke no English and the chil- dren spoke little, Sarah said it wasn ' t that hard to communicate with them. She was gone for 9 weeks, with one weekend spent with relatives from her mother ' s side of the family in Dortmund. Then for one week she and Kim Frees slayed in Holland, She is looking forward to going back to Germany in the future for another visit. Kim Frees spent a most interesting nine weeks dur- ing the summer of 79 with the Wubbler family in Goldenstedt Germany. Her adopted family consisted of: a sister Gabriel le (16), a brother Wilhelm (18) and three married brothers and one married sister who visited her often, Gabrieile taught Kim many Ger- man phrases and Wilhelm turned out to be a terrific brother to have. Some of the exciting places she vis- ited were: Buckleburg — a town known for its castles; Bremen— toured and spent three nights in this big city; the North Sea and Friesland — home of her an- cestors, Known as the Americana she made many friends and hopes to be able to return to Germany in the near future. 103 YEARBOOK!! The yearbook you are now reading was produced un- der very special circumstances. Because of the millage failure the staff had to do everything with- out faculty supervision. With the help of Mr. Steve Carlson, Inter Collegiate Press Representative, and Mrs. Mary Koch, we went out and got ads and pre- pared the forms needed to do the book. After months of HARD work we completed it, but it couldn ' t have been done without the help of the following people: Photographers: Chris DiNardo, Dave Hawley, Mark Kiddoo, Dave Lukasak, and Tod Taylor, Lay-out staff: Chris DiNardo, Kim Frees, Dave Hawley, Julie Levy, Lousia Long, Ann Miller, and Julie Sullivan, Film Developing: Dave Oakley, Business Manager: Laurie Desmet, General Everything, Mrs. Koch, IPC rep.: Steve Carlson, and Errand Runner: Mary Ann Koch. We sincerely hope you enjoy this yearbook, thank you for supporting us! A, Yearbook sales staff, back row, (L to R): Kris Grumbling, Julie Sullivan, Cindy Reichle, Dave Hawley, Kim Frees, Arlene Good ell, Carol Saunders, Front row (L to R): Co-Editor; Chris DiNardo, Lousia Long, Co-Editor; Julie Levy, Ann Miller, Alice Huntoon. B Our advisor, Mrs. Koch. B to The Skill Center The $L Clair County Skill Center is locked on Range Road and 1-94 in Marysville. Approximately SO $L Clair High School Juniors and Seniors attend the Skill Center. The building itself resembles a small mail, with clerical offices, janitorial service, a general store, a restaurant, and a cafeteria style snack bar. A. Pam Lucas setting the tables (or rather sitting at them). B. Lori Robbins attempts to sell a knic-knac or two. C. Rick Shinski wires up a light switch and light. D. Colleen Cornwall is talking and laughing instead of working, but then what else is new? E, Terri Hall is working in the Foods Program. F. Judy Skorueczny takes a break from her busy schedule in Data Processing. D E F 107 t Campus Life is a new organiza- tion in which many St. Clair stu- dents participated. The group met weekly, sometimes having seri- ous discussions, but sometimes the meetings were all fun and games, A. Hillary Dunsmore, Kim Akred, and Nancy Levy at the Campus Life man hunt; a scaven- ger hunt for people. B. Mr, Watt, who was instrumental in getting Campus Life started. C. Campus Life is , . sharing your sucker. D, Dan Hendricks, leading a group discussion. E, The gang relaxing after an exciting activity. F. The whole group anxiously awaiting the results of the man hunt. G. Everyone takes part in the discus- sions. 109 Flower Sales Say It Best One of the most popular class sponsored activities during the year were the Flower Sales, Pay a dollar and the sponsoring class would deliver a carnation to who ever you wanted. Sales were held on Sweetest Day, Christmas, Val- entines, and St, Patrick ' s Day, and everyone involved had a good time. A, Brenda Yelp. Debby Starr, and Linda Nesbitt sort and tag flowers, B, The nurses office is chaos during flower sales. C Alice Huntoon checks the tags on Arlene Goode IPs flowers, to see that they all get to right people. A i to Dances A Vince Gfeno, a 76 St. Clair graduate, plays the guitar. B En- joying the dance are Bob Tatro and his date, Beth Soda, C, Defi- ance Band played at the February 23rd dance, sponsored by the Boosters ' Club. D, Bill Weinert is the lead singer. E, The dance pulled in approximately 350 peo- ple, with all funds raised going to spring sports. Snow Festival This school year the St Clair Merchants sponsored a Snow Fes- tival to usher in the Christmas season and welcome Santa Claus Scott Schweihofer and Patty Market were elected by the stu- dent body as Snow King and Queen to reign over the festivi- ties which included a dance, pa- rade and a float building compe- tition, The Sophomore ' s float took a rainsoaked first place, St. Clair ' s Merchants hope to make this a yearly event and St. Clair High School looks forward to participating for many years to come. A, Sarah Cooper, Florence Nesbitt and fonia Howrigan work on the Student Council ' s float 8. Pat Gerrits boogies at the Snow Bali, C, Court members Scott Schweihofer and Cindy Babcock sit out a dance. D. Ken Schroeppel and Paul Roegner make sure the tissue paper is put on just right for the Snow Court ' s float 1 12 A. The Snow Court standing L to R: Randy Fosgard, Wayne Schroeder, Jeff Anthony, King Scott Schweihofer. Seated, L to R; Robin Brisbois, Queen Patty Market Cindy Babcock and Colleen SwiackL B. Sophomores Carol Smolinski and Deneen Tomayko and Juniors Julie Schweihofer and Laurie Westrick look happy even after a long, wet parade. C. Sopho- more Class President Chris Cambridge makes a cute little elf on the Sophomores 1 winning float. :I i 3 I y 1 jt ... I igL 1 F Jm i l S- f ifi jM iR i 9 B C Although the spirit of spirit week cannot be captured in words or pictures, the memory of it can be refreshed by them. Remember Losing your button by talking to the opposite sex, or how uncom- fortable wearing clothes backwards was? Then of course there is the fun of finding leather coats and saddle shoes for ' 5(Ks day. While afterwards trying to get the grease out of your hair or the red lipstick off of your mouth. This year ' s penny contest had col- lected 174.50 dollars worth of pennies. With the contests totaled. Seniors were first, with the sophomores dose behind, and then the Juniors after them. 114 A, The seniors stream to be heard in the cheering contest, which was won by the sophomores. B, Marybeth Robbins Derrek Ellis display their bet- ter-half T-shirts, C. Big, bad eyed Sharon Theume tries to see things as Alice does. D. Future cheerleader slaves watch how one is sold, E. Cindy Babcock ' s socks see things from a different level. F. On hat, sock, and T-shirt day this pyramid was formed. G. Bob Beier dances with the beautiful slave girl, Danny El Its. H. Jim Vandeuson auctions off Rich Buslepp. L Wayne ' s legs must be the reason Linda M. spent 21 dollars on him. H SH A h Sophomores building their winning pyramid- B. Most everyone joined the bunny hop, C Becky Barrett models her sombreo, D Linda Nesbitt Chris Davis are doing the stroll. E, Frank Rossi m one of the pom-pom races F, Jenny Beach, a beautifully dressed slave, went for $7.50 G. Dave Vellore, Jerry Lamb and Dan ™ i 1 i ■ riL ■ J A m ■ ‘.j ' £� ; •4 Wi ■L I 1 1 ' m ■ 5 — -m. Sharrard eat the pretzels. H. The cheerleaders are the ones responsible for spirit week. L Bob Lever ence, Bo Alley Skins pig out on pies, J Linda M. con- tributed all her spirit. 1 16 t — jH m. t m W _ tjr — � Teacher Aides One of the most ignored, but necessary groups at St, Clair High School are — Teacher aides. I hose dedicated seniors who give up an hour of their day to help a faculty member. The T. A a do everything from correct tests to serve as dummies for first aid to sit in the cafeteria and talk, Occasionaly they are even called on to take over a class for a few moments Many teachers really depend on the aides and would have a lot more to do with out them. A. Tom Shell and Bob Tatro take out some waste baskets. B. Julie Sullivan and Dave Oakley have a profound discussion in the cafeteria. Other people who slaved as teacher aides were: Mike Dodea, Tim Faucher, Frank Hall, Ann Stoecker, Brenda Yeip, Gary Verbeke, Kim Frees, Tammy Faucher, hue Burkhardt, Jerry Lamb, Mary Pearl, Jennie Beach, Patty MarkeL, Cindy Reichle, Sharon Thueme, Pam Moilan, Patty Anderson, Delores Horn, Cheryl Pyle, Marybeth Machleid, Alan Kaufman, Mitzi McCallum, Tom Eisen, Maureen Maloney, Rhonda McCabe, Arlene Goode 11, Shari Mrosewske, Sherry Victory, Barb Atkins, Veronica McCabe, Julie Levy, Carrie West rick, Sylvia Wenzel, Steve Koch, Renee Rollet, Terri Winkler, Renee Tache, Ann Miller, Sharon Gostiaux, Kathy Modin, Diane Johnson, Sue Hendrick, Sue Kaczperski, Russ Balhoff, Pam Mills, Alice Hun toon, Linda Nesbitt, Bill Weinert, Sheila Rossi, Chris Gfeno, Colleen Swiacki, Jackie Gray, Debby Starr, Sarah Cooper, Qndy Tinsey, Mark Gauthier, Bill Riley, Andy Galante, Chris DiNardo. Halloween The winners of the Halloween Dress-up contest; First place Bo Alley — Super Pumpkin, Second Place Paul Roegner — The Mummy, Third Place Chris Cambridge, the Frog, A- — Doctor Alice Huntoon operates on Old man Cornwall, white Sister Cindy Reichle and angelic Sharon Thueme look on. B. — Calculating Carrie Westrick Salt Light Company i f On February 21st, Salt Light Company, a music group spon- sored by Campus Life, gave a concert at SCHS. The group preformed music of the Doobie Brothers, Chicago, England Dan and John Ford Coley, and a few of their own compositions. They also did some skits and gave some of our students a chance to show their stuff. All in all, it seemed like most people enjoyed this assembly. A. Love is the An- swe , sings Salt Light ' s lead singer Dan Gillette. B. Mr. Vin- cent is serenaded by a lovely lady. C. You Gotta Believe in somethin ' ”. Salt Light does their finale. A, John Oskin jumps out of the wagon after he and Col- leen Cornwall finished 1st for the mighty Class of ' 80. B. The Varsity and JV cheerleaders start the assem- i tf 3 |Ak a ■jHT • Ik t iijl 4 sutt P r n V i J v kft i Fi ' i $ r ' t T f . , 1 h ] 1 ■ ■ J : t Jf 1 J 1 Assembly At the first pep assembly of the year the teams were introduced, (A) Varsity Basketball (B) Hock- ey, and (CJ Varsity Volleyball B, The JV cheerleaders show off one of their new floor cheers. Assemblies served as an outlet for everyone to get rowdie and have a little fun. They were planned by the cheerleaders and many people enjoyed them. t 1 0:45 at SCHS Lunch, That well deserved break everyone needs and looks forward to. A. John Tiesworth loves the cafete- ria food, B. Some of the girls formed a lunch hour basketball league to help make up for the lost sports program, C. Not only did people play basketball, many were also spectators. A. Some people spent lunch hour erasin ' around in their cars. B. Everybody ' s favorite milk lady, Mrs. Lindow, C Dan Jacob was the man with the music. D. Lunch was a time to see friends, like this picture of Jody Bennett and Kevin O ' Connor illustrates. E. Some people, like Martha Coo- per studied (?) in the library, F. Card games were also popular. Playing the big favorite euchre are Bob Ewart, Bill Wisniewski, Jim Thorton and Dave Currier. - ' 1 r ■ pT j r -Sr W- L mm A. An all-weather track, rivaling some of the best in the county, is among the additions that will benefit our sports program, B. Seven new tennis courts are now Located to the west of the school, and can be used by students and the community for many years to come. -Wm j ■ v.iA ■■ — ■� r+y+ . : F ■■■ ■■ J j ■ ' j [ ° _ l; ( The businesses in out area who placed advertise- ments in this years edition, the people who pur- chased yearbooks, as well as the staff and advisors who worked on the book. Co-editors Julie Levy ' 80 We do . . . Ann Miller 80 Chris DiNardo ' 80 The staff would like to thank all those who have supported us, without their help this book would not be possible. Yearbook is supported by ads ' Mark Kiddoo ' 81 ' Everyone who participates ' Lousia Long SO The kids ' Diana Donaghy ' 81 ' Without the advisor nothing could get done Dianne Child ' 81 The people who buy the yearbook, Robin Limberg Co ng ra t u la tio ns to the class of ' 80 Sucess in the Future to the class of 1980 Boddy Construction 1505 Michigan Ave + Marysville GarneLFs 364-5515 Markel ' s Barber Shop 417 Clinton , St Clair, MI 48079 Pepi of St. Clair, Limited 511 N. Riverside St. Clair, MI 48079 Reichle Sales and Service 1511 Range Road St. Clair, M I 48079 Glass ' s General Store Riverview Mall Lamps, Brass, Nautical Gifts Hers 201 N. 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BIJOU CLUB 401 Grand River Port Huron The night club designed exclusively for teen-agers offering Music from top 100 charts Dancing Games Arcade Food and Beverages FRI-SAT 7:00 to 12 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE 12 to 4;30 p.m. (14 years and younger) 137 s The Dime Store of St. Clair Riverview Plaza St. Clair , MI 48079 Telephone 329-3451 Congratulations Class of ’80 Hayes — St. Glair Women ' s Apparel 531 N. Riverside 329-922 8 Patricia Schwarz INTERIOR DESIGNER 1625 North River Road St. CJair, MI 48079 Telephone 329-2149 BEST WISHES To the Class of 1980 and the Saints Staff From The St. Clair Booster Club Thirteen years of service to the students of St. Clair High School encouraging sportsmanship, citizenship, and academic achievement by young men and women participating in interscholastic athletics “WE BOOST THE SAINTS ” DALZEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4600 Bree Road St, Clair, Michigan 139 St. Clair Plumbing Heating 329-2264 Plumbing — Heating Cooling 1231 Clinton Avenue St. Clair CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 ST. CLAIR FIRE DEPARTMENT Dave Allen Lindsey Ameel 1C Mattock Anderson McDonald Baumann J, McLeod A Beaudua McWain W. Beaudua Rocker C Bennett Sampler J. Bennett John Shinske Cedar Skuta Gary Clark Tom Skuta Ron Currier D, Solgot Devroy Springbom Fleury Theume Friederichs A. Westrick Johnson G. Westrick Kindsvater H. Westrick Klieman P. Westrick CONGRA TULA TIONS SCHS CLASS OF ’80 May You Have The Courage To Stand, Without Fear, For What Is Right And Just ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Robert E Currier Robert C Currier SCHS Class of 40 SCHS Class of 73 140 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 1 ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY BARBARA D. ANDERSON, AGENT 212 South Third Street St. Clair Michigan 48079 A Homeowners, Auto, Life, ' Cycle, Commercial Insurance RI-STAR KITCHENS ★ CABINETS ★ COUNTER TOPS ★ BATHS OUR KITCHEN IS THE HEART OF YOUR HOME MON-THURS 9 AM - S PM FRIDAY 9 AM - 9 PM SATURDAY 9 AM - NOON AND BY APPOINTMENT 329-4701 FREE ESTIMATES OWN© A 0T9AT© BY RICHARD H NAUMAN, SR - C.K.D. - CERTIFIED KITCHEN DESIGNS! AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of KITCHEN DEALERS 1440$ RANGE RD ST OAK 4-MILES SOUTH OF GRATIOT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “80” COMPLIMENTS OF DOVIAK fr SONS TRUCKING | 7761 T rumble St. Clair, MI 48079 Telephone 727-1501 - - 141 We’re Proud ’ to be a part of St. Clair... joiosMoaiif ■ | CHEVRON T )OE RINKE JOERMKE PONTIAC • OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET CHEVROLET TRUCKS 1250 CARNEY DRIVE {CORNER OF FRED MOORE HWY.) ST.CLAIR 329-2241 Watches Diamonds Fine Jewelry RIVERVIEW PLAZA ST CLAIR 329-9165 The Peninsula Club Congratulates the Graduates and Wishes you happiness and success in the coming years 142 Good Luck to the Senior Class of 1980 Compliments of Lion s Club St. Clair, Michigan 143 ROTARY CLUB of St. Clair, Michigan District 633 ¥ ■ Hie Four-Way Test of the things we think, say or do 1. It is the TRUTH? Z Is it FAIR TO ALL CONCERNED 3. Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? St. Clair Sport Port in the Riverview Plaza St. Clair Huron Plastics 1219 Fred Moore Hwy. St. Clair Autograph Section Should your Senior Picture Be Different? By all means your personal senior portrait should be different from everyone else ' s. This may mean special lighting, clothing, and poses— whatever it takes to capture you at your best No assembly line, please! At our studio we ' re prepared to put out that spe- cial effort to make your senior picture one that captures the real you , and one that is worthy of this important event in your life! Call us and see the difference! 982-4998 3261 Lapeer i oad, Port Huron, Mich 48060 Phone 313-982 4998 for a Senior Appointment 145 Ye Olde KNIT-N NEEDLE Shoppe Quality Sewing and Needlework Supplies ¥ St. Clair Riverview Plaza Arrow Gas Station 1206 South Riverside When your gas gauge is below below, and you are feeling low. Come on over to Arrow, and get a fresh start with a gas up and a smile. ir guys 201 north riverside riverview ploza 32 9-9100 Don’s Service Center 5658 Pointe Drive Marine City, Michigan 765-8001 Erwin f. Fuerst, M.D 3436 S. River Road St. Clair, Ml 48079 Gordon L. Carney State Farm insurance 2010 South River Rd. 329-4491 329-4492 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 SINCE 1916 PENINSULAR STEEL COMPANY 147 THE BATH AND WICKER SHOP St. Clair Plaza Arcade Co-Ordinated Bath Fashions Trains, Plastic Kits and Creative Kits Marysville Hobby Center Marysville, Mich. 48040 Phone: 3)3 364-8259 Radio Control: PLANES, BOATS, CARS Repair Center tor TYCO ROUNDHOUSE COX - Veterinary Associates M. A. Place, D.V.M. G. L. Sparschu, D.V.M. A st - Clair ¥ Riverview Plaza HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 201 N. RIVERSIDE • ST. CLAIR - 329-7149 KENNETH J. WESTRICK BUILDER CUSTOM BUILDING • PLANNING • DESIGNING HOMES BUILT T9 TIUII PLANS OB OURS REMODELING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION BESIBENTIAL — COMMERCIAL 3139 MM n. FREE ESTIMA TES CALL 329-3 182 ST cun 148 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 Get involved in school NOW! Your STUDENT COUNCIL Chris Cambridge Tonia Howrigon Martha Cooper Sarah Cooper Desiree ' Vale tine Mickle Huntoon Alice Huntoon Colleen Swiacki Florence Nesbitt Ken Schroeppel Karen Beaudua Paul Roegner Steve Koch Paul Martinez Libby Linton 1 ROBERT BEAUCHAMP AND ASSOCIATE REALTORS Telephone: 329:4755 215 N. 3rd. Street, St. Clair Virginia Avision 329-4403 Joe Jan Chaput 329-2381 Winnie Fangman 329-9606 For Quality Real Estate Service Springborn’s Coins —and— Discount Records Coins — Stamps — Supplies L-F s — 8 Tracks — Cassettes . — Hobby Supplies — in Plaza Arcade TELEPHONE: 329-7494 JStClair Riverview Plaza GERALD M. EMIG AGENCY REAL ESTATE 212 S, Third Street, St. Clair Phone: 329-2201 329-2202 Since 1952 TRAVEL CENTRE, INC. 201 North Riverside St, Clair, Michigan 48079 Complete Travel Luggage Service — Worldwide Accessories Compliments Of Pauls True Value Hardware 1309 Clinton Ave Telephone St. Clair, Ml 48079 329-3141 EARL KEIM REALTY The Helpful IVopIe 2 413 Clinton Ave. St. Clair, Ml 13685 W. Bay Shore Traverse City, Michigan 49684 Telephone: (616)-946-1473 REEF PETROLEUM CORPORATION 211 Vine Street St, Clair, Michigan 48079 Telephone: (313)-329-7101 151 Congratulations to the class of ’80 Schwarz Foundry Company i Congratulations and Best Wishes Senior Class of 1980 Carman Cleaners, Inc. 303 N. Third Street St. Clair , Ml Jeanne Juiian Suilivan 329-4455 FINSTERWALD’S 338 S. Water St. 1 PHONE: 329-4734 HOME: 329-3050 Silk ' s Flower Shop . . FOR ALL OCCASIONS , . . FLOWERS SAY IT BEST Marine City, MI 48039 Phone 765-5441 816 CLINTON and 9th ST CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 153 SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE, INC. 201 N. Riverside St. Clair, Mt 48079 329-4771 Open 7 Days Judy Galante Mgr 329-7865 Judy Burkhardt 329-9730 Paul Huyser 327-6764 Sondra Retttnger 329-2371 Shirley Revnew 987-6169 Maurice Geary 679-2389 Elaine Wolfe 364-9723 Jackie Burney 982-9221 Carolyn Biseorner 329-4381 Connie Early 329-4054 Theresa Bachman 727-9029 Florence Simon 765-5198 Dennis Frebig 765-5575 REXALL GROFF DRUGS Prescription Specialists 2 Registered Pharmacists on Duty At All Times St. Clair Riverview Plaza BLUE WATER PLASTICS 315 S. Whiling St. Clair 329-4747 Witt’s Shoes Service Mon-Sat 9-5:30 Fridays til 9 Sunday 12 til 5 • Pro Keds • Wrangler • Charm Step • Herman Survivors • Nurse Mates • Mother Goose Complete Shoe Repair Service 329-3401 Real Estate Brokers Complete Professional Real Estate Services Opposite St. Clair Inn TELEPHONE: 329-2294 154 “ Take it to Reichle’s” Reichle Auto Parts 1480 Range Road 155 S S IGA The IGA Co-op workers from St Clair are: (L to R) Tony Westrick, Rich Achatz, Don Eckert. 66875 Gratiot Richmond 5 f Country Deli 1 Mach eid Upholstery 500 Vine FREE ESTIMATES TELEPHONE 329-7632 i 1515 Vine, St. Clair FRESH KOWALSKI 329-3444 MEATS SAUSAGE Featuring the “Super Sub” Hot Cold Sandwiches to Go FRENCH ' S BAKERY Congratulations to the Class of ’ 80 from Merlin L. Trumble James M. Biebuyck Directors of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home St. Clair Marine City ADAIR SERVICE SUPPLY GeneraJ Repair T owing Sr Gas, Propane 8041 St. Clair Hwy, Richmond,. MI 48062 Telephone: 329-3685 727-2473 George and Richard Lashley, owners Division of Church Church, Inc. JERRY A. WINTER Manager Phone (313) 329-4781 2275 Fred W. Moore Hwy. St. Clair, MI 48079 i 157 Apine river ]plasbBtat CONGRATULATES THE CLASS of 1980 1111 Fred W. Moore Hwy St. Clair , M7 48079 St. Clair Highlander Center Coin-op Laundry Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1315 S. Ri verside Maytag Washer Equipped i r now