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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

St. Clair High School St. Clair, Michigan A. 1981 brought the inauguration of Ronald Reagan serving as our 40th President. His first job as Presi- dent was to get the nation ' s economy straightened out. B. One of the hottest rock groups last year was AC DC. Some of their hit songs include “Back in Black and “Shook Me All Night Long . C. The new wave group Blondie hit it big last year with Call Me , the number one song of 1980. Deborah Harry, the group ' s lead singer, also starred in the movie Roadie. D. Nine to Five! This movie deals with three office workers (Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton) who try to get ahead in the busi- ness world. E. Terror Train is just one of the many horror movies that attracted crowds at the movie theatre. Other movies that were big are: Friday the 13th, Dressed to Kill, and My Bloody Valentine. F. 1980 also brought the death of John Lennon. Mr. Lennon was only 40 years old when he was mur- dered near his New York apartment. This year his album Double Fantasy and the single Starting Over hit number one on the record charts. G. After 63 weeks in captivity, the hostages were told that they were to be set free. Millions of Americans celebrated the hostages return home from Iranian seizure. H. One of the highest rated shows this past year was the episode that showed who shot J.R. Larry Hagman, who plays the nasty J.R. Ewing, receives $75,000 per Dallas episode, and is one of the highest paid T.V. stars today. L. Last, but not least. Miss Piggy shows off her new dress. She stars every week on the Muppet show. 4 Faces in Administration f B A. Returning to St. Clair High School this year is Mr. Roger Parmentier. He brings with him many years of experience as ' a high school principal. B. Mr. Kenneth Wingate is in his first year as St. Clair ' s Dean of Stu- dents and assistant principal. C. One of our counselors, Mr. Don- ald Vincent, is also the voice of the morning announcements. D. The other half of the counseling staff is Mrs. Barbara Saph. She recently returned to SCHS after a year and a half leave of ab- sence. Lovely Ladies in the Office. A. Besides working in the office, Mrs. Pat McCartney also super- vises lunch-time activities in the gym. B. Mrs. Phyllis Rocker finds time from her many cleri- cal duties in her daily office routine to offer us a pose. C. Nurse Evelyn Kukulka takes care of and keeps health records on all the students. D. Is Mrs. Beryl Levy just cheerfully working or chuckling at a new absence ex- cuse? 9 Advancing Your Knowledge in Language A. Mr. Donald Weber looks up from grading College English papers. B. Mrs. Ella Horning leads one of her many Spanish classes in a lesson. C. Mr. Richard Mallwitz who teaches only the first half of the day at S.C.H.S. lectures his class on the proper way to write a paper. A. Mr. George Roberts speaks about creativity to one of his Creative Writing classes. B. Mr. Arvid Watt reads from a Speech book the proper way to conduct a meeting. C. Mr. Walker Archer is pictured here pointing out mistakes made on a student ' s paper. D. Looking up from her pa- pers is Mrs. Nancy Christy who was transferred to MCJI the second semester. 11 A Look Back in Time A. Mr. John Cornish helps his class review for the mid-term exam. B. Mr. Larry Goulding explains a worksheet for Mary Frye and Dave Bellore. C. Back from a leave of absence, Mr. Goldwin Smith lec- tures his U. S. History class. Help with Our Special Needs A A. Miss Barbara LaBeau types up the Hit List for overdue library fines. B. Mrs. Karen Schunk helps Glenn Sturgis with his work. C. Miss Debbie Hundley takes a break from her work to pose for a pic- ture for the yearbook. Numbers Up! A) Mr. Ruehle is explaining to his class the simple measures in Geometry. B) Mr. Watson sits on his desk while teaching his class. C) Miss Okoren is about to show her Algebra class how to do a factor- ing problem. The Study of Life and Nature Teachers Participate As Well As Teach A. Dan Fadenelli and Mike Armstrong wait for Mr. Arvid Watt to drop the hockey puck. B. Ms Trish Mihaiu takes a break from her Advanced Dance class. C. Laurie Elsholz and Mary Frye play one on one in gym class. D. Mr. Watt shows Chris Beste the good points in her speech outline. Preparing Us for the Business World A. Mr. Bob Tharrett helps Carol Dandron with fill- ing out a purchase order. B. Mr. Ron Stablein points out the keys to success. C. Mr. Dave Scheel, who was here for the first semester, collects papers from his General Business class. D. Mrs. Dorothy Derrow, who joined the Business staff the second semester, looks up from helping Jenny Vehko with her General Business. E. Mr. Les Barnes explains to Dawn Fournier the finer po ints of working in an office. 17 Industrial Shop and Art Make Their Mark! A. Mr. Joseph D. Irvin is discussing the facts of draft- ing with his fellow drafters. Mr. Irvin also teaches shop class. B. Mr. Ben Witukiewicz, the man of two jobs, football coach and shop teacher, is demonstrating to his students all his knowledge of cabinet making. C. Mrs. Elaine Perret is switching careers for a moment, instead of drawing pictures, she ' s posing for one, be- fore helping her students with the art of painting. A Home Economics: Helping with Home Life! A. Miss Pat Sullivan, a new teacher here at SCHS, teaches three courses. Home Family, Foods, and Refinishing. Here she discusses everyday problems in an average household. B. Mrs. Carol Beeker, teaches students everything they need to know about Foods, Clothing, Child De- velopment, and House and Home Furnishings. 19 Custodians Make It Shine (A) Norma Nummy Thompson pauses from her dusting to get her picture taken. (B) Louie Riffenburg in the east wing. (C) Denny Daniels an afternoon custodian is caught cleaning the halls. (D) Ray Klaski sweeps a class room of its debris. (E) John Dasharion cleans the south halls. (F) Bob Bryson, Head Custodian, stacks the chairs after lunch. 20 What ' s Cooking for Today? A. Mary Jane Gauthier prepares to take the days dessert out of the oven. B. Luella Muhlitner. C. Genevie Hutkowski begins to serve the main course. D. At the sink Shirley Warwick rinses the dishes. E. Jane Wolak Stoops down to retrieve food from an oven. F. Betty Richter in the back kitchen. G. Betty La Porte goes over the menu plan. 21 Chauffeurs of St. Clair High A. Fran Conklin relaxes as she awaits the students to board. B. Kim Belfour (left) and Karen Kruger huddle together on a cold, snowy day. C. You can tell that Jan LePior enjoys her job by the grin on her face as she enters the bus. 22 Top Row: Elaine Parmen- tier, Carol Uppleger, Judy Miller, Alice Mee- han. Center Row: Lulu Renolds, Thelma Arlow, Evelyn Gillespie. Bottom Row: Kathy Murray, Jean Tucker, Lucille LaCroix, Doris Anthony. 23 Audrey Augustson Nancy Beaudua Greg Allison Marjorie Beach Richard Allington Dean Bark Robert Beier Mark Alley Susan Arnold Tim Biewer Audrey Bond Carl Brinker Dianne Child n r JoAnn Cedar Penny Brettin Rich Buslepp Debbie Brown Scott Christiansen Martha Cooper Cristina Clark Darlene Convis Ronald Copenhagen Pamela Clary Lori Cooper Mary Cornish Scott Clements Kelly Cronce Jill Delor Lloyd Cybart Dave Currier Tom Currier Rob Crorey Carol Dandron Greg Denomy Sandra Dersam Diana Donaghy Jennifer Durham Sandra Distelrath Cynthia Edwards 30 Amy Ellery Laurie Elsholz Andy Ellis Bob Ewart Andrew Fadanelli Suzanne Fike Shawn Fitzgerald 31 Thomas Gauthier Christine Glass 32 Jeff Gorzen John Greig Kris Grumbling Michelle Haas Doug Hadwin 33 Fredrick Ingles Nancy Kammer Teresa Hall Gerald Hamilton Tonia Howrigon John Joachim Carl Kapanka Lori Johnson jr , Cathleen Huntoon Clarissa Karling Veronica Kliemann DeAnne LaBelle Andy Lalewicz Marie Kindsvater Leo Konik Mark Kiddoo Jim Latour Maria McLeod Ronald Logan Geraldine Malyneik Kevin Mahn Manual Mallas 36 Kurt Meyers Beverly Meldrum Gary Miller Florence Nesbitt Jim McWain Jim Nelson Ted Meyers Jerry Niester Kelly O ' Connor Kevin O ' Connor Robert Orzechowski Maureen O ' Neill Daniel Palm Anthony Palermino Edward Pauly Vicki Rumsey Steven Saunders Joseph Rybinski Carol Scheible Gregory Schroeder Sharon Sayers Penny Schlarb 40 Brenda Schmid Kenneth Schroeppel Peter Schweihofer Jeff Shafran Julie Schweihofer Dan Sharrard T. J. Shinske Mary Schweihofer Jeff Sheffler Steve Schuman Kelly Shine Richard Skonieczny David Shirkey Tammy Solgot Ray Soulliere Sheila Sturgis Mark Stoecker Sandra Stoecker Matthew Tiesworth Benjamin Thornton Roxanne Tobey Tina Tucker Grace Tuzon Tricia Tyler Dave Vallie Margot Tivy Dan Tyler Desiree Valentine Marji Walker Laurie Westrick Kevin Watson Thomas Williams William Wisniewski Mary Westrick Wendy Wolak Theresa Zacharias Randall Young Timothy Zacharias 44 Seniors Make Their Mark A. Most Spirited — Mark Alley, Florence Nesbitt, B. Teacher ' s Pet — Mark Alley and Nancy Beaudua are shown here with one of their favorite teachers, C. Class Shyest — Kevin Watson, Barb Gorecki, D. Nicest Smiles — Debbie Brown and Randy Young. D 48 A. Best Dancers — Dan Elies and Ann Robbins are pictured danc- ing down the halls, B. Best Per- sonality — Mike Gilleran, Marjie Beach, C. Most Athletic — Rich Buslepp, Chris Glass, D. Always Late — Clarissa Karling and Ron Westrick caught changing the clock by our roving photogra- pher. B JPJ , MB i-r, A. Class Cuties — Randy Young, Tracy Fraley, B. Class Mouths — Eleanor Jacobs, Dan Palm, C. Class Tallest — Pam Clary, Kevin Mahn, D. Class Clown — Randy Young and JoAnn Cedar are shown here goofing off in the hall. C 50 A. Class Couple — Jayne Fraser, Tom Brenner, B. Class Shortest — Grace Tuzon, Kevin O ' Connor, Best Artist — Maureen O ' Neill and Andy Lalewicz display their artistic talents, D. Best Dressed — John Joachim, Carol Dandron, E. Most Likely to Succeed — Bob Beier, Tonia Howrigon. 51 John Zacharias President Kathy Achatz Shelley Achatz Kim Akred Kari Archer Mike Armstrong Tony Askew Jim Atkins Jenny Babcock Tom Bacon Joann Bark Gwen Barran Jim Barratt Veronica Beedon Larry Behem Dave Bellore Jody Bennett Robert Berger Chris Beste Ed Bickley Jeff Bickley Liz Black Laurie Blackbird Hugh Blanchard Steve Bondy Cindy Boulier Robyn Graham Treasurer Robert Desmet Vice-President 54 Dan Brown Kevin Brown Chris Cambridge Whitney Carman Denise Charette Dean Charron Dave Chitwood George Clark Don Clary Jim Closs Dawn Coleman Judy Conat Kelly Constance Dennis Cornwall Jenny Coulthard Sue Daldine Doug Decker Mark DeMars Emiko DeMeglio Tina DeRue Mark DeVolder Charlie Donohoo Hiliary Dunsmore Kelly DuPuie Ray Durant Tina Eckert Alan Edwards Jim Eeckhout Ken Ellery 55 Derek Elies Susan Ellis Tim Elsholz Doug Eves Greg Fabian Dan Fadanelli Carol Fiscelli Julie Fordt Dale Fournier Patty Franklin Sue Franklin Jack Frantz Amy Fraser Mary Frye Tony Galante Ruth Gellasch Brent Gilmore Patty Golder Marion Goodell Stanley Gorecke Ken Gramer Tricia Hansel Chris Harsch Cindy Hayden Deca Hayden Nick Heydens Bobbi Jo Hicks 56 Tom Hopper 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 Leitz. 57 Diana Lempke Phil Leonard Robert Leverenz Nancy Levy John Likins Robyn Limberg Julie Liniarski Lisa Link Gordon Loftis Tina Love Skip Lumley Kathy Maedel Linda Martin Paul Martinez Michelle Mau Bryan McDowell Bill McFadden Janet McNally Jackie McNamara John Menke Jane Meyers Doug Mills Mike Mills Dawn Mitchell Mike Moreland Mary Neiman Dianne Niman 58 Jeanne O ' Connor Paul Oles Dirk Oussoren Doug Page Cindy Parker John Parrish Vern Patterson Virginia Pavlunas D ' Ann Pfent Dave Phillips Carol Pierce Laura Pitzer John Plizga Laura Plizga Rob Plonka Mary Poppenga Andy Porter Jody Rands Janet Reyelts Dan Riley Kurt Robbins Marybeth Robbins Dave Rock Larry Rodgers Brenda Rohn Greg Roland Sue Rollet Andrea Rumsey Andre Sabbagh Sam Saltman Pat Sargent Nancy Sayers Kim Schantz Cheryl Schunck Robert Schunn 59 Sandy Schuster Kelly Schwartz Barb A. Schweihofer Barb J. Schweihofer Diane Schweihofer Martin Schweihofer Paula Schweihofer William Schweihofer Rich Shagena Erik Sharrard Donn Sharrow Scott Sharrow John Shell Kathy Shine Jim Simons Dave Sladowski Dave Slis Carol Smolinski Patty Solgot Joe Spencer Shelli Spencer Mark Spranger Mike Spranger Jenny Springborn Mike Staiger Gordon Stamplis Chuck Stein Dawn Stelmack Kathy Stocki Sue Stubbs Tom Stutler Connie Tatro Jerry Thibert Lois Thiel Deneen Tomayko 60 Debbie VanCompernolle Jim VanDeusen Lisa VanHecke Julie VanSickle Blane VanTiem Bonnie Verbeke Randy Verbeke Sandy Verbeke Sue Verbeke Scott Victory Sheila Wade Julie Walker Donna Webster Jeff Wells Gayle Westrick Mary Westrick Tom Westrick Greg Whitican Kim Wickens Ed Wilkowski Cyndi Williams Dan Wilton Jim Wolak Mark Wolfe Audrey Wroblewski Jane Zacharias Jenny Zimmer Mike Zischerk Chris Zobl 61 Mike Westrick President Cristine Haas Vice-President I Judy Babcock Secretary Dan Turecky Treasurer James Ahles Dave Allen Mike Allen Kim Ameel Janiene Artman Bruce Bacon Paula Barran Nataiie Barshaw Blane Bartrand Catherine Bassett Sue Beauchamp Merina Bedard Greg Bell Richard Bend Rodney Berger Tina Biscorner Karen Bishop Alison Blackbird Mary Bond Jeff Bondy Lynn Bougenoy Randy Bougenoy Ken Brooks Lisa Brown Sharon Bunker 64 John Burkard Padraig Calnan Kathy Campbell Linda Cardella Wayne Castle Robert Child Dave Clary Gerald Clay Jerome Coleman Eric Cornish Susan Creech Paul Cummings Cindy Cybart Matt Davis Kathy Decker Craig Delor Frank DeMegiio Sue Distlerath David Dodea Carolyn Donaghy Shawn Donaghue Harold Dove Jenny Driscoll Kelly Dwyer Lori Eck Cathy Eckhout Eva Ellery Janet Emerich Kristi Empson 65 John Erickson Jeffrey Ernst Brian Eves Gregory Fadanelli Andrew Fleury Terrence Fleury Todd Fleury John Flitton Aaron Francois Peter Fuerst Troy Gapshes Kelly Gauss Jeffrey Gauthier George Geer Tim Gerrits Carmen Goethals Cindy Graham Lisa Gray Stephanie Groff Randy Gutt Sherrie Hahn Debra Hoban Lisa Hohmann Mike Huffman Sue Hunt 66 Lynn Huston Joseph Jacob Rebecca Jamison Susan Jeroue Susan Johnson Rhonda Jones Daniela Jordan Kevin Kammer Mary Karas Robin Kechter John Kerrigan Michael Keusch Steven Kiddoo William Klemmer Christian Koch John Kolan James Krzywiecki Dawn LaDuke Kelly LaDuke Ruth Lamb Trudee Landsfield Eric Lang Creighton LaRue Ramona LaRue Andrew Lawlor 67 Kathryn LeDuc Lisa Likins Raymond Liva Suzanne Loftis Theresa Lutz John Lyden Wayne Macey Craig Mahn Loren Malcolm Wayne Manchester Cris Marsh Dee Martin Nancy Mattock Susan McClain Karen McCoy Doug McKenzie Joseph McLeod John Mertz Teresa Miller Sue Minton Daylene Mitchell Rene Morey Charles Muggelberg William Muggelberg Connie Munro Cathy Murray 68 Theresa Nesbitt Donna Niman Patricia Oles Thomas Palermino Lisa Parker Mark Parker Sue Ann Parrish Kenneth Pavlov Jody Pecor Mary Pelath Stephen Peters Neil Pickelhaupt Thomas Platzer Connie Pleysier Theresa Plonka Bronwyn Porter Thomas Pringle Martin Prout John Reichle Donald Reuba Fredrick Reynolds Sean Rhadigan Jill Rinke Teresa Ritter Rachel Robinson Ryan Robinson 69 Martin Roshak Stephen Rossi Mark Russell Geraldine Rybinski David St. Peter Laura Schaaf David Schaller A ' ndrea Schlener Steven Schroeder Jon Schwartz Daniel Schweihofer Jodi Schweihofer Kevin Seaford Suzanne Shinske Erik Sippell Stephen Slezinski Pamela Solgot Randy Solgot Michael Stein Kim Stephen Robert Stocki Debra Stoecker Laura Stoner David Stuben Glenn Sturgis Victoria Sturgis Carl Sullivan 70 Tony Swierkosz Bill Thibert Scott Trombley Doug Tyler Charles Valentine Kris VanSickle Karen VanTiem Jim Varty Jenny Venko Karen Verbeke Scott Walker Maryanne Wallace Brent Warren Judy Weinert Michelle Weisner Michael Joseph Westrick Michael J. Westrick Verne Westrick Joel Will Dawn Williams Michelle Williams Shelly Williams Cindy Wilton John Winn Patricia Wolak Karen Wyllie Robert Zickgraf Nancy Zimmer Marquella Zischerk 71 4 t Mr. Albrecht had his hands full this season, with three transfers from Port Huron, and a former Saint returning from Uti- ca. The Running Saints won all dual meets except for the run-on with the Vikings. The Cross- Country team had a powerful 1- 2-3-kick with Greg Whitican usually taking first, followed by either Dick Oussoren, or Dave Phillips. The Saints finished 12th at the Regionals, which is a fine statistic if you look at past SC seasons. Congratulations Coach Albrecht for a job well done. A. Front Row, Left to Right: Greg Whitican, Jay Burkarht, Dave Eastman, David Westrick, and Dianne Niman. Back Row: Coach Vern Albrecht, Mark Niman, Marty Prout, Dave Phillips, Dick Oussoren. B. Greg Whitican leading a pack of frus- trated and tired runners. C. My opponents are no- where in sight, Dick Oussoren seems to think. 74 St. Clair Harriers Are Free to Run A. Dave Phillips is ready to overtake his next oppo- nent. B. The Saints are ready to jump at the sound of the gun to another victory. C. Pulling her share of the burden, is Dianne Niman, the only girl on the team. D. Dave Eastman is in full swing of things as he pulls away from his opponent. STATS Low Score Wins TEAM S.C. OPP. Imlay City 15 45 Marysville 42 19 Cros-Lex 18 43 Anchor Bay 15 44 Yale 24 31 Capac 19 37 Algonac 25 30 Capac 22 34 WON 7 LOST 1 ■W D St. Clair Area League Meet 2nd place Yale Invitational 5th place Royal Oak Shrine Invitational 11th place Regionals 12th place State Qualifier — Greg Whitican Most Valuable Player — Greg Whitican All League Selections — 1st team Greg Whitican 2nd team Dick Oussoren Dave Phillips 75 Saints Are Pinning Freely Coach Archer was pleased with the team he had, but the reason for a poor season was not enough people. The team had a hard and long season winning only 1 of 13 matches, but the team had 5 wrestlers to be proud of, Tim McDowell won 60% of his matches, Tom Kingsbury won 55% of his and the top three wrestlers, Jim Nel- son 60%, Dan Fadanelli 72%, and Kevin Watson won 85% of the matches. Thanks for a hard fought season. A. Jim Nelson prepares for a hard match. B. Kevin Watson shows us the form and concen- tration in wrestling. C. Jim Nel- son finds it ' s fun at the top. D. Dan Fadanelli shows us how easy it is to beat Kevin Watson. E. Practices are hard as Ron Behem and Tom Kingsbury show us. F. Meets are when the hard practices pay off. G. Team members are seated (L to R) Rob Joachim, Kevin O ' Connor, Pat Sargent, Kevin Watson, Ken Pavlov, Vern Westrick. Standing (L to R) Rich Shagena, Dan Fadanelli, Jim Ahles, Greg Fadanelli, and John Joachim. Not pictured Tim McDowell, Ron Behem, Tom Kingsbury, Jim Nelson, Scott Simins, Derek Elies, Phil Pavlov, Chuck Stein, George Johnson, and Blane Vantiem They were coached by Coach Walker Archer 76 Move over Arnold Palmer the fighting SAINTS are taking over the course. Nine remarkable young men have done a fine job of swinging their way into sec- ond place in the St. Clair Area League Golf Athletical Program, with an outstanding record of 12-1, loosing only to the VI- KINGS of Marysville. This team is very young, and if the future holds. Coach Parsons will have a sensational season next year. Scoreboard opp. S.C. opp. S.C. Imlay City 220 175 Imlay City 204 155 Marysville 163 172 Marysville 173 171 Cros-Lex 194 160 Cros-Lex 192 157 Anchor Bay 192 171 Anchor Bay 188 161 Memphis 222 111 Memphis 187 157 Algonac 192 150 Algonac 196 168 Yale 175 160 S.C.A.L. Golf Meet 2nd Place 1980 Boys Class B Regional Golf Tournament 5th Place A. Jerry Neister shows his talent as he waves to the camera and the rest of the team concentrates on the match. B. Doug Hadwin and Jerry Neister, the seniors of the team, show leadership to the underclassmen. C. The team poses in one of a few spare mo- ments, team members are. Back Row: Gordie Stamplis, Karl Bublitz, Dave Bellore, Jim Bar- rett, Jerry Neister, Front Row: Todd Fleury, Steve Nowicki, Doug Hadwin, and Sam Saltman. Not Pictured Coach Walter Parsons. 78 Golf Is Swinging Freely A. Gordie Stamplis (MVP) shows us his form that got him a place on the All Area Team as well as the All League 2nd Team. B. Fore! Sam Saltman (Most Im- proved Golfer) had many fine PAR formances that helped S.C. Sam, also, shared All League 2nd Team honors. C. When the chips were down Dave Bellore ' s club was up — an- other All League 2nd Team member. D. As the final score is tallied, Sam Saltman says “Jerry! Take me to the club. C 79 The Lady Saints showed tre- mendous improvement toward the season finale. The girls nev- er thought of giving up after a disappointing start. They played strong basketball all the time. Lead by Seniors Stephanie Koch and Chris Glass, the team fol- lowed their leadership in var- ious ways. A. Left to right. Back row: Laura Plizga, D ' Anne Pfent, Roxanne Tobey, Barb J. Schweihofer, Jen- nifer Durham, Sandy Verbeke, Jody Bennett. Front row: Gwen Barron, Desiree Valentine, Mary Frye, Mary Beth Robbins, Steph- anie Koch. Not pictured: Penny Schlarb, Chris Glass, Tonia Howrigan, Janet Reyelts, and Coach Fred Shaw. B. Penny Schlarb shows perfect follow-through as she s inks a free throw. C. Senior Desiree Valentine gets set to let off another breathtak- ing crowd thrilling assist. SCOREBOARD Team Opp. S.C. Marine City 35 24 Memphis 30 11 Capac 45 22 Anchor Bay 65 25 Richmond 33 18 Algonac 54 37 Marine City 44 23 Imlay City 42 28 Marysville 51 20 Memphis 50 18 Cros-lex 24 32 Anchor Bay 49 20 Capac 61 30 Algonac 56 24 Marine City 60 36 Imlay City 17 19 Marysville 62 28 Crox-lex 36 28 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Cros-lex 28 30 Marysville 63 34 80 Girl Saints Are Shooting Freely A. Mary Beth Robbins faces archrival Marine City in a close St. Clair Area League game. B. Despite losing Mary Beth hams it up for this photograph. C. As the rest of the team was left be- hind, Stephanie Koch puts dis- grace on the face of Marysville ' s Brenda McClean. D. D ' Ann Pfent towers for two as St. Clair ' s Tonia Howrigan and Lau- ra Plizga wait for a possible re- bound. 81 A. The SAINTS open another season with a jump ball. B. Trisha Anthony scores on a lay up to suprize Marysville. C. After stealing the ball Cindy Kotcher scores on a fast break. D. Trisha Anothy tips the ball to Cinthia McFadden so the SAINTS may keep possession of the ball. E. Kelly Schroeder takes a foul shot while Melissa McCallum prepares for a re- bound. D 82 A. Sue Distelrath shoots from under the basket while Cindy McFadden hopes she doesn ' t need to get the rebound. B. Paula Barron shows us how easy it is to shoot a free-throw under pressure. C. Team members are left to right. Seated: Cathy Eckhout, Sue Distelrath, Paula Barron. Standing: Kristy Empson, Theresa Nesbitt, Stephanie Groff, Teresa Miller. Not pictured: Kelly Schroeder, Trisha Anthony, Melissa McCallum, Cindy McFadden, Cin- dy Kotcher, Amy Sullivan, Stacey Santo. SCORE BOARD Opp. S.C. 37 Marysville 21 13 Memphis 38 31 Cros-Lex 43 48 Anchor Bay 39 36 Capac 24 13 Algonac 37 47 Marine City 34 8 Imlay City 24 30 Marysville 24 38 Cros-Lex 41 10 Memphis 25 24 Marine City 25 43 Anchor Bay 38 43 Richmond 28 37 Algonac 39 The Saints season has had its ups and downs. The Shooting Saints went winless for the first nine league games, then it hap- pened, St. Clair upset Imlay City on their home court. Imlay City was a major contender for the S.C.A.L. Championship. This got the Saints rolling, they needed to get one more league win to get out of the cellar. They got it, this time against Anchor Bay. The Saints were coached by Mr. Gary Tomlin and assisted by Mr. Fred Shaw. STATISTICS TEAM OPP. S.C. Chippewa Valley 40 56 Algonac 68 58 Marine City 63 55 Imlay City 57 46 Marine City Holy Cross 67 68 Marysville 67 59 Marysville 69 52 Cros-Lex 69 52 Anchor Bay 56 53 Grosse Pt. South 61 49 Memphis 51 82 Algonac 68 47 Marine City 56 54 Imlay City 65 75 Cros-Lex 69 52 Memphis 35 74 Anchor Bay 53 66 Marysville 57 47 Yale 73 61 Marysville 61 44 St. Clair Christmas Tournament Districts Record — 6-14 League Record — 2-12 A. Back Row, L. to R: Kevin Glaza, Gordie Loftis, Doug Lansky, Kevin Mahn, Tony Askew, Mike Frantz, Tom Hopper. Front Row: Dave Bellore, Jeff Sheffler, Rich Buslepp, Bob Beier, Jim Wolak, and Dave Slis. B. Gordie Loftis heads downtown to help with the boards. C. “Chevy rips the boards in a warm-up. 84 Varsity Saints Upset Contenders A. Kevin Glaza adds two more points to his season total of 240, as he shoots over an opponent from Memphis. Kevin Mahn gets ready to get into position for rebounding. B. Dave Bellore gets an easy jump shot off from outside the perimeter. 85 Good Offense Lets J.V. Saints Shoot Freely m m A. Todd Fleury works for a re- bound. B. Todd Fleury makes the best out of being fouled. C. Team members are seated (L To R) Marty Prout, Trip LaRue, Tim Gerrits, Steve Rossi, Chris Koch, Matt Davis, R.J. Liva standing (L To R) Tom Palermino, Todd Fleury, John Erickson, Craig Mahn, Brian Eves, Mike Huffman and Wayne Castle not pictured Coach Vern Albrecht. D. Tom Palermino works his way downcourt for another SAINTS offensive drive. E. Mar- tin Prout scores after stealing the ball to break a tie in a must win situation. F. Brian Eves makes the best of his outstand- ing ability to score. G. Craig Mahn proves he ' s one of the best when under pressure. H. the SAINTS are strong under the basket, the Matt Davis shows how deadly he is on the outside. The J.V. SAINTS finished the season with a record of 12-5 86 87 1981 Varsity Volleyball Season OPPONENT MATCH SCORE Algonac Lost 9-15,9-15 Marine City Won 15-13,15-12 Imlay City Lost 15-10,5-15,4-15 Marysville Lost 9-15,15-12,12-15 Cros-Lex Won 15-11,10-15,15-6 Anchor Bay Lost 15-17,5-15 Memphis Won 15-9,7-15,15-9 Algonac Lost 15-13,9-15,13-15 Marine City Lost 9-15,10-15 Imlay City Lost 12-15,3-15 Marysville Won 10-15,15-10,15-10 Cros-Lex Won 14-16,15-3,15-6 Anchor Bay Lost 6-15,8-15 Yale Won 15-7,15-8 CAPAC TOURNAMENT Marine City Won 15-11,15-11 Algonac (Finals) Lost 14-16,15-13,13-15 (Placed Second in the Tournament) LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Anchor Bay Lost 2-15,11-15 Marysville Won 15-9,15-5 DISTRICTS North Branch Lost 2-15,5-15 LEAGUE RECORD— 4-8 OVERALL RECORD— 8-11 m i B The girls volleyball team didn ' t have the record for the best team in the area, but their ability to play is far more given than their record shows. The Varsity team was coached by Mrs. Laurie Crisenbery. A. Kim Wickens sets up a spike for an- other Saint. B. The Saints had plenty of backup from the bench. C. Back Row, L. to R:: Mickie Huntoon, Janet Reyelts, Barb J. Schweihofer, Pam Clary, D ' Ann Pfent, and Desiree Valen- tine. Front Row: Gwen Barron, Kim Wickens, Jeanne O ' Conner, Diana Donahue, Barb A. Schweihofer, and Ann Robbins. 88 Varsity Volleyball Serves a Good Game! A. Kim Wickens uses good mea- sure and quick thinking as she ruins her opponent ' s serve, as Gwen Barron is ready to rush to her teammates aid at a split-sec- ond notice. B. And now ladies and gentlemen announcing the Saints starting line-up.” C. Desiree Valentine gets on her hands and knees to save a vi- cious spike by her opponent. A. Barb J. Schweihofer hits the ball as D ' Ann Pfent watches for any possible slip ' ups. B. Barb A. Schweihofer concentrates on set- ting up a teammate for a kill. C. Team play is where its at ac- cording to this picture. D. Ready to spring into action at the slightest sound of the ball is D ' Ann Pfent. E. Mickie Huntoon gets a spike off as Jennifer Dur- E ham awaits a possible block. F. Kim Wickins looks eye-to-eye to the ball as she gets ready for an- other service point. G. Ann Rob- bins is keeping an eye on the ball as she sets up another spike. H. Deep in thought is the team captain, Mickie Huntoon, as she waits for the serve. G Saints Are Free To Spike A. Dalene Mitchell bumps the ball while Debbie Hoben says a little prayer. B. Paula Barron shows the anguish involved in volleyball. C. Cindy Kotcher makes powerfull contact with the ball. D. Jody Osterland shows us how to set up perfect bump. Scoreboard SC— Algonac 13-15, 13-15 SC — Marine City 3-15, 15-4, 13-15 SC— Imlay City 15-5, 6-15, 3-15 SC — Marysville 15-10, 15-4 SC— Cros-Lex 15-1, 4-15, 15-7 SC— Anchor Bay 17-15, 11-15, 12-15 SC— Algonac 1-15, 15-11, 2-15 SC — Marine City 5-15, 14-16 SC— Imlay City 14-16, 15-7, 10-15 SC— Marysville 13-15, 16-14, 12-15 SC — Cros-Lex 15-3, 15-4 SC— Anchor Bay 15-5, 7-15, 17-15 SC— Yale 3-15, 15-6, 15-13 5 wins 8 losses 92 A. Cindy Kotcher shows how versatile the volleyball player must be. B. Debbie Hoben con- centrates on a game-winning bump. C. Michele Gilleran mis- judges a ball but still makes an outstanding bump. D. Team members are seated L-R: Dalene Mitchell, Sue Distelrath, Ruth Lamb, Sue Jerue. Standing L-R: Debbie Hoben, Jill Rinke, Karen Vantiem, Theresa Miller. Not pictured: Michele Gilleran, Cin- dy Kotcher, Jody Osterland, Tami Wilkowski, Wendy Schwarz, Paula Barron, Wanda DeMars, Amy Sullivan, Coach Sharon Klemmer. 4 The Saints ' Varsity football team did very well this year with an 8-1 record losing only to Marysville in the season fina- le. The Saints were coached by Ben Witukiewicz (SCAL Coach of the Year) with the help of Ken Semelsberger, defense coordinator. They worked the team hard trying to get that winning touch. They felt they had it made with the two PH transfers Ron Chisholm, Tail Back and Kevin Watson, Offen- sive Guard, Defensive Lineback- er, when they found a Quarter- back, Tom Hopper, they let him throw to Dave Liniarski a lot. This gave St. Clair the combina- tion for offense but they needed a defense too. For this he put Ken Semelsberger PH coach last A year, to work, slowly but surely the team developed. Later in the season they added an extra-point team with Jeff Shafran kicking. The Saints had six of the nine games at home and late in October they were 8-0, they had chance to go undefeated, this hadn ' t been done since 1946, but in Marysville the mighty fighting Saints were beaten by a score of 31-30. A. The Saints line deserves much credit but re- ceives little, here they are making a hole for a Saints touchdown. B. The team consisted of, bottom (left to right) Ron Gray, Shawn Fitzgerald, Bo Alley, Ed Pauly, Kevin Watson, Jeff (Chevy) Scheffler, Kevin Mahn, Rich Buslepp, and Jim Nel- B son. Middle row (left to right) Dave Slis, Dan Palm, John Plizga, Daniel Elies, Dave Liniarski, Mark Kiddoo, Gordon Loftis, and Dan Brown. Top row (left to right) Blane Van Tiem, Tom Bacon, Don Clary, James Van Deusen, Robert Leverenz, Kevin Brown, Tom Hopper, and Derek Elies. Coaches (left to right) Offensive Coordinator Harvey Vermeesch, Athletic Director Kennth Wingate, Defensive Coordinator Ken Semelsberger, and Head Coach Ben Witukiewicz. Not pictured: Pat Sargent, Ron Chisholm, Bill McFadden, Dan Fadanelli, Mike Zischerk, John Likins, and Jeff Shafran. C. The vic- tories were good for St. Clair, but Dave Liniarski (32) had his best season, diving for touchdown passes that the SCAL talked about until the next game. D. The players think that the season was a smashing success as Kevin Watson shows us here as he smothers a quarterback. C 94 Free from Losses Saints Are ttl 1980 St. Clair High — Season Stats Record 8-1 SCAL Co-Champions SC Opp 42 Harper Woods 06 26 Imlay City 20 40 Brown City 22 26 Cros-Lex 06 36 Anchor Bay 0 24 Yale 0 32 Algonac 0 33 Marine City 0 30 Marysville 31 289 Total Points 91 32 Ave. pts game 10 133 First Downs 71 2008 Rushing Yard- age 814 678 Passing Yard- age 538 2686 Total Offense 1352 94 Passes Attempt- ed 94 47 Passes Complet- ed 34 51% Passing % 36% 13 Touchdown Passes 03 07 Interceptions 09 473 Penalty Yards 391 11 5 Fumbles Lost 22 14 16 27 Punt Yds. 43 31 1st Team Offense Guard — Kevin Watson Tackle — Bo Alley End — Dave Liniarski Back — Ron Chisholm ALL METRO EAST Kevin Watson ALL LEAGUE 1st Team Defense Tackle — Shawn Fitzgerald Back — Rich Buslepp HONORABLE MENTION Dan Elies, Tom Hopper, Gordie Loftis Kevin Mahn, Jim Nelson, Jeff Shafran ALL AREA Tom Hopper Shawn Fitzgerald Dave Liniarski Kevin Watson Ron Chisholm Bo Alley ALL STATE SCAL COACH OF THE YEAR Dave Liniarski Ben Witukiewicz SPECIAL AWARDS Captains Awards — Rich Buslepp, Dan Elies, Kevin Watson Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman — Jim Nelson Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman — Bo Alley, Kevin Mahn Most Outstanding Defensive Back or Linebacker — Kevin Watson Most Outstanding Offensive Back — Ron Chisholm Most Improved Player — Pat Sargent Sportsmanship Award — Rich Buslepp Most Valuable Player — Dave Liniarski McDonald Award — Jeff (Chevy) Scheffler 95 A. Dave Liniarski (32) rushes for crucial yardage while Mark Alley (75) takes a break. B. Coach Ben Witukiewicz shows us how pleased he is about an- other Saints victory. C. John Likins (88) gives his all, trying to gain-tackle during the Marysville game. 96 A. Ron Chisholm (39) takes the ball for another run to suprise the defense. B. Rob Leverenz (50) kicks off to start the Saints — Marysville game which had been titled The Game Of The Year . C. Gordie Loftis (31) struggles for yardage and pre- pares to run over a defensive player. D. Tom Hopper (12) throws another pass while Kevin Watson (74) gives good pass pro- tection. 97 Our Junior Varsity Football players deserve a lot more credit than they ' ve gotten. These twen- ty-nine boys have a lot more tal- ent than we ' ve given them. These young men are the future Saints to get a shot at the St. Clair Area League lone winners. Coached by Mr. Rich Mallwitz and assisted by Mr. Mike Craze, the J.V. played tremendous foot- ball. We all must realize that this was their first year at high school football, while other teams have a few years exper- ience. A. Back row L. to R.: Steve Rossi, Mike Keusch, Dave Dodea, Mark Russell, P.D. Calnahan, Eric Sippel, and Brian Eves. 3rd row: Matt Davis, R.J. Liva, Jeff Hadwin, John Lyden, Wayne Castle, Craig Mahn, Marty Roshack, Bill Klemmer, Steve Slezinski, Mike Huffman, Eric Cornish, Joel Will, Steve Schroeder, 2nd row: Scott Walker, Mike Westrick, Dave Schaller, Wayne Manchester, Tom Pringke, Tom Palimino, Ryan Robinson, Rob Zickgraf, and Steve Kiddoo. B. “One down, ten more to go, is the only thing on Wayne Manchester ' s mind. C. Quarterback Steve Rossi gets to handoff to another eligible Saints player. 98 V. Saints Are Free to Tackle A. Cornerback Steve Kiddoo awaits another oppor- tunity to dazzle the fans with another interception. B. Extra yardage depends on the quick decision that goes on in the head of Steve Kiddoo. C. Defensive- end Mike Huffman sacks the quarterback in a crucial situation. D. Running Back Tom Pringle struggles for extra yardage despite three stubborn tackles from Cros-Lex. E. P. D. Calnan awaits the opportunity to throw another awesome block. 99 Varsity Cheerleaders Place 2nd at Kingston 100 The Varsity Cheerleaders have gone to compe- tition three times in the 1980-81 season. The first one was at the Silverdome, sponsored by the De- troit Pistons. The second was at Kingston. St. Clair placed second out of thirty-six schools, Jen- ny Babcock was crowned Miss Cheerleader 1980. The third competition was held in St. Clair Shores. This was sponsored by the Coaches Asso- ciation. St. Clair placed third in the Class B Divi- sion. Varsity Cheerleaders are Jenny Babcock, Florence Nesbitt, Jennifer Springborn, Emiko DeMeglio, Whitney Carman, Chris Cambridge, and Denise Charette. A. During one of the Saints many victories, the cheerleaders get help from Jenny Driscoll. B. Cheerleading Captain Florence. C. Team Mascot, Jamie Springborn. D. We don ' t know how Florence feels, but we think the girls deserve a standing ovation. E. Another Fantastic floor show the cheering Saints put on for the crowd. F. Not standing on top of the world, just Denise Charette ' s back, is Jenny Springborn. G. Entertainment at pep rallys is another quality of these fine ladies. 10 ) A. The cheerleaders spend most of their time cheering on the sideline. B. The JV cheerleaders are: bottom (left to right) Rene Morey, Karen Verbeke, Jennifer Driscoll. Top (left to right) Sue Shinske, Janiene Artman, Judy Babcock (captain) and Lynn Huston. C. Cheerleaders often use pyra- mids in cheers and the varieties always astound the fans. D. Sue Shinske prays for victory as the final seconds tick away. D 102 JV Cheerleaders Cheer For Victory A The JV cheerleaders did a tremendous job this year, showing their spirit and expertise at both basketball games and pep assembles. This fine group of girls were advised by Mrs. Judy Springborn and all spent many extra hours prac- ticing to be as perfect as possible. A. Time Out performances are a wonderful sight of timing and coordination. B. The women give their all during each performance and always prove that practice makes perfection. B 103 Homecoming Court Announced September 26, 1980 Homecoming Game October 4, 1980 (a) Amid the shouts of excitement, Mike Frantz makes his way through the crowd after his name is announced for the homecoming court, (b) Julie Schweihofer slowly descends down the bleachers to accept her nomination for homecoming queen, (c) The Senior float titled KEEP YOUR EYE ' S ON OUR GUYS was the winnin g float for the float competition, (d) The Sophomore float, WHEN YOU SAID SAINTS YOU SAID IT ALL and the (e) Junior float titled SAINTS ARE LOOKING UP tied for second place, (f) With the help of Kelly O ' Connor, Laurie Westrick makes her way through the crowd. 104 105 Homecoming Court A) The Junior court, B) Sophomore court, C) and the foreign exchange students. D) The 1980 Home- coming Court: Janiene Artman, Karen Verbeke, Grace Tuzon, Ann Robbins, Laurie Westrick, Julie Schweihofer, Tracy Fraley, Emiko DeMeglio, Carol Fiscelli, Kari Archer, Diane Schweihofer, Sandy Schuster. Back row: Torbjorn Abrahamsson, Bob Beier, Mike Frantz, Randy Young, and Dan Elies. 106 .- ' A ' - Playing with the Times A Interested in peping up the team. B Whistling to the tune. C New faces in the Clarinet sec- tion. D Studying and talking over notes before hiting the drum. E Dave Currier resting after a long musical note. � tdks no D A. Mark Wolfe huffs and puffs to blow his Trombone. B. Randy plays the right tone on his Xylo- phone. C. Clarinet section stay a note ahead. D And all to- gether now. E. The Pep Band performs at a Basketball game. Marching In Step A. Trying to keep in step in nasty weather. B. First row: Nancy Levy, Lisa Hohman, John Kerrigan, Mary Neiman, Marji Walker, Mark Wolfe, Laura Stoner, Mike Allen, Sue McClain, Thersa Lutz, Sue Beauchamp, Connie Munro, Second row: Michelle Weisner, Robyn Limberg, Kim Akred, Greg Roland, Sue Ellis, Robyn Graham, Darlene Kielbasa, Cindy Hayden, Jodi Schweihofer, Sue Creech, Merina Bedard, Mr. Wheeler, Third row: Andy Fleury, Kevin Kammer, Rich Shagena, Jim Thornton, Bill Wisneiwski, Bill McFadden, Jim Closs, Doug Tyler, Dave Allen, Dan Turecky, Kevin Watson, Mary Pelath, Fourth row: Dave Currier, Maria McLeod, John Zacharias, Donn Sharrow, Doug Eves, Carl Sullivan, Joe McLeod, John Jo- achim, Ken Schroeppel, Randy Kaufman, Becky Jamison, C. Kim Akred and Nancy Levy monkey around while taking a break. E . Trying to catch up while trying to stay warm in raining weather. Strengthening the Vocal Cords A. Mr. Wheeler who took over for Mr. Bareham is now teaching Choir and Band. B. First row: Teresa Miller, Kathleen Camp- bell, Judy Conat, Tina Derue, Lois Thiel, Kim Akred, Sheila Wade. Second row: Vicki Sturgis, Sue Creech, Barb Gorecki, Paula Barron, Chris Haas, Deneen Tomayko, Connie Munro, Mr. Wheeler. Third row: Frank DeMeglio, Kevin Kammer, Mi- chelle Weisner, Mark Wolfe, John Zacharias, Hiliary Dunsmore, Rich Shagena, Mar- ion Goodell, C. The Choir class warms up their vocal cords. m Governing Body of S.C.H.S. Kneeling: Theresa Nesbitt, and Sandy Stoecker. Sit- ting: Grace Tuzon, Cindy Cybart, Rich Buslepp (Vice President), Paul Roegner (President), Ken Schroeppel (Treasurer), John Zacheries, and Torbjorn Abrahamson. Standing: Florence Nesbitt, Andrea Schlener, Mike Westrick, Chuck Valentine, Randy Young, Karen Beadua, Robin Graham, and Paul Martinez. Not Pictured: Tonia Howrigan (Sec- retary), Martha Cooper. KENT LEVITT 1962—1981 Throughout his years at St. Clair High, Kent par- ticipated in track, cross-country, band, and attended Campus Life meetings. He was a Boy Scout for two and a half years. The Boy Scouts ' major function is to make good of themselves so that others can look up to them and follow in their footsteps. Kent was a fine example of this as he was a good student and citizen. Kent planned on attending Graceland College in Iowa to attain his goal of becoming a minister. Kent enjoyed life. Surely we can all say that he was a wonderful person who will be missed by his fellow students, teachers, and those who associated with him. 1)4 St. Clair Dancers in Concert A. Dancers pause for pictures in mime faces. B. Margo Tivy and Lori Cooper rehearsing their steps. C. Debbie Brown concen- trating on ballet moves. D. Dance class warming up for practice. E. Dancing to “All that Jazz . D Ms. Mihaiu ' s semester long dance classes worked hard to put on a dance concert. The 2 X A hour presentation included folk, jazz, ballet, modern, disco, tap, and mime dance forms. Each student was required to be in 2 dances for a final grade. Dancers then could have tried out for the other 28 dances. Mrs. Perret ' s art classes designed the program cover. Mrs. Tharrett ' s classes ran off tickets and programs. Some of our male students helped out with lighting and scenery. The dancers were excited about the concert. They found it ex- citing, challenging, and adventurous, as well as time consuming. Dancing is relaxing and a good way to exercise. Thank you Ms. Mihaiu for an- other fantastic Dance Concert. 115 GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER A) Lloyd Cybart is looking through ads to place in this year ' s yearbook. Vickie Rumsey (right) is working on the senior pages of the yearbook. Liz Black is thinking . B) Sue Fike types a copy sheet for the sports section. C) Mark Kiddoo and Penny Brettin assist Rob Desmet in typing. B 116 c A. Mike Moreland is croping a picture for one of his pages while Jody Conat yells for assis- tance. Tim Zobl thinking hard for a title. B. Nancy Beaudua and Maureen O ' Neill proof read yearbook pages for the yearbook class. C. Joe Rybinski is looking through pictures to place on a layout sheet. D. Amy Fraser laughing about a picture. E. Au- drey Augustson picks out some pictures for a division page while Dan Palm and Jennifer Durham discuss the foreign ex- change page. 117 A visit to the ' A Sweden Torbjorn Abrahamson, an exchange student from Karlstadt, Sweden has enjoyed his stay in America. He likes the cheap prices we have to offer, for ex- ample, Sweden pays $2.50 a gallon for gas. As a result of the strict gun control, Sweden is a safer place to dwell. The crime rate has been kept to a minimum. Torbjorn plans to go to a military school. He states that Sweden does not have alot of military strength and that is very uncomfortable with Russia at their back door. Torbjorn ' s favorite pastimes are swimming, fish- ing, and skiing. Their style of dress is different there because for- mal dress is unheard of. Abba, a popular group in Sweden is the number one money maker for that country, not cars. Torbjorn is staying with the Wells ' family. He said, After an enjoyable visit here he plans to re- turn soon. 118 United States Philippines Grace Tuzon, an exchange stu- dent from the Philippines, is enjoying her stay in America. She ' s visited America a few times, but as Grace came to St. Clair she was pleasantly sur- prised. Grace likes St. Clair be- cause the people are warm and friendly. Grace is staying with Mr. and Mrs. James Guyor. Her brother lives in New York and she has other relatives in the eastern part of the U.S. Grace also has relatives living in Michigan. Her real parents own a bank in which her mother is presi- dent. Grace ' s father is president of one of the Provinces. A. Grace exhibits a Philippine dress. B. Grace prepares to ac- cept her honors being a member of the Homecoming Court. C. Paul Roegner displays some of our St. Clair High ' s courtesy as he helps Grace and Torbjorn into the car. D. Colorado? Not quite. This is Torbjorn ' s native country, Sweden. E. Torbjorn shows us that Sweden also has ultra-brite smiles. 119 1981 SENIOR PLAY THE CLUMSY CUSTARD HORROR SHOW CAST Arnis Boheme Swashbuck Valapriso Worfle Princess Prince King Dumb Dacron Alphasia Malforce Polly Ester Head Sir Prize Sir Vival Sir Cumfrence Clumsy Custard Usher 1 Usher 2 Director Paul Roegner Randy Young Eleanor Jacob Clarissa Karling Jim Thornton Manuel Mallas Martha Cooper Bill Wisniewski Jill Delor Diana Donaghy Andrew Fadanelli Dan Elies Mark Kiddoo Rich Buslepp ???????????????? Jennifer Durham Florence Nesbitt Don Weber Production Staff Stage Manager: Producer: Props: Set: Lights: Sound: Costumes: Make-up: Programs: Publicity: Tickets: House-Ushers: 120 Michelle Haas Florence Nesbitt Bob Ewart Jeff Gorzen Scott Clements Doug Hadwin Florence Nesbitt Mickie Huntoon Bob Beier Dave Currier Mary Westrick Dianne Child Kathy Golder Sandy Stoecker Audrey Auguston Audrey Bond Debbie Reynolds Laurie Westrick Marji Beach Ken Schroeppel Martha Cooper Desiree Valentine Veronica Kliemann Lori Johnson Mark Alley Mike Gilleran Florence Nesbitt Vivian Pavlunas Ann Robbins Jeff Sheffler Tricia Tyler John Joachim Lloyd Cybart Mark Kiddoo Beverly Meldrum Marji Walker Dianne Child Mary Cornish Penny Schlarb Julie Schweihofer Florence Nesbitt Ann Robbins Carl Kapanka Kelly O ' Connor Phil Pavlov A. Dacron has his way with the captured Prin- cess Prince. B. Arnis Boheme, holding cane, nar- rates the story with the help of Usher 2. C. Head finds the deranged Dacron a humorous person. D. Ice cream clones Polly and Ester dev- ilishly sell an apple to Swashbuck. E. Alphisa tells Malforce about her plans when he becomes King. A. Worfle brings Wanda and King Dumb together again R Swashbuck defeats Dacron for the last time (. Sir C umference. Sir Vival, and Sir Prize await the Kings orders. D. Dacron plavs the organ while Head admires the music, h. During a break, Swashbuck hand feeds the C ' lumsv C ustard. Is Prin- cess Prince is stubborn which amuses Dacron. C. sir Pri e lunges in preparation of his meeting of 122 123 124 125 PEOPLES BANK of PORT HURON MEMBER FDIC SAVING For A New Car? At People Bank your savings earn the maximum allowable . . . 5.25% daily interest with no restrictions on deposits or withdrawals. And, if you maintain a balance of $500.00 in your savings account you re- ceive service free checking. 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Mi-. h. 48C79 Cathy Pauly, Owner JoAnne Pauly, operator ESTABLISHED 1920 PHONE 313 329 4222 O.J. LALONDE’S PARTY STORE L. C. FRIEDERICHS SON Junitraf . J4ome Open 7 Days a Week 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. GEORGE L. FRIEDERICHS JAMES A. FRIEDERICHS 214 TRUMBULL STREET ST. CLAIR MICHIGAN 48079 1100 S. Carney Dr. St. Clair Ml 48079 Telephone 329-9946 144 y CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF ' 81 FROM WE SERVE ST. CLAIR LION ' S CLUB THOMPSON’S of St. Clair Congratulations Seniors! mm Polewach Stores The Family Stores Sandusky, Pigeon, Bad Axe Marlettle, Harbor Beach Richmond, Michigan We can ' t all win but We can all have fun Congratulations at Class of ' 81 SAINT CLAIR RIVER LANES CITIZENS Home of the Voyageur FEDERAL SAVINGS Huron Plastics Inc. Your Savings at Work in Your Community 1219 Fred Moore Hwy. 270 Clinton Ave. St. Clair, MI 48079 St. Clair, Ml 48079 46 LUXURIOUS RIVER COLONY CONDOMINIUMS 1715 N. River Rd. St. Clair, Mich. Represented exclusively by: O’CONNOR REALTY pp— r 110 Huron Boulevard Marysville, Michigan 48040 364-8700 EB realtor ® CONGRA TULA TIONS Hairstylists: Paul Urdzela Tami Paterson Ginny Meyers Lou Ann Lindsay from HAIR Marysville Custom Hair Styling Wally Deising, Prop. 675 Gratiot telephone: 364-6420 FINE FOOD COMPLETE CARRY OUT 329-3826 GOOD SERVICE ISLAND PLAZA LOUIE PETE Division of Church Church, Inc JERRY A. WINTER Manager Phone (313) 329-4781 2275 Fred W. Moore Hwy. FORD fa mol Lou ffax- FOR FORD CARS ■ TRUCKS LOW SALES and SERVICE COMPLETE LUBRICATION GENERAL REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING BUMPING PAINTING • GENUINE FORD PARTS 1200 S. Carney Dr. at Fred Moore Hwy. 329-2259 ST. CLAIR PLUMBING HEATING St. Clair, MI 48079 DON SONS PRODUCE STAND 66860 Gratiot, Richmond Fresh Fruits Vegetables In Season WITT ' S SHOES REPAIR 329-2264 Plumbing — Heating — Cooling 1231 Clinton Wrangler Telephone: Pro-Keds 329-3401 Herman Survivors N urse Mates And many more brand names Riverview Plaza, St. Clair 148 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 81 May you have the courage to stand, Without Fear, For what is right and just Robert E. Currier SCHS ' 40 Robert C. Currier SCHS 73 149 WlLUAM B. BEIER ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW 33 NORTH RIVER ROAD. SUITE 200 St. Clair Office 201 N. Riverside Ave. P. O. Box 1 St. Clair, Michigan 48079 Telephone 329-3650 Area Code 3 1 3 ST CLAIR OFFICE ST. CLAIR 329-4777 EVENINGS 329-9392 ArkAluhinum 4651 BREE RD ST CLAIR. MICH Compliments of Paul ' s True Value Hardware 1309 Clinton Ave Telephone St. Clair, MI 48079 329-3141 PHONE 329 4975 St. Clair Masonry FOUNDATIONS BRICK. BLOCK CEMENT WORK FLO RENCE SIMONS GRI 201 N. Riverside Drive St. Clair, MI 48079 FRANK ANT0NINI 950 VINE ST ST CLAIR. Ml 48079 chuueitzer Real E tale. Inc. • Better I Homes. Arrow Gas Station 1206 South Riverside When your gas gauge is below below, and you are feeling low. Come on over to Arrow, Country Del. Inc. 500 Vine St. Clair, MI 48079 and get a fresh start with a gas up and a smile. Hors d ' oeuvre Trays Marianne Hoffmann 329-7632 150 We’re Proud to be a part of St. Clair... JOfRIUKE PONTIAC • OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET CHEVROLET TRUCKS 1250 CARNEY DRIVE (CORNER OF FRED MOORE HWY.) ST.CLAIR I ' OSlIAl OlDSMOBItl ( HfVROlt I j | OF RINK E 329-2241 RIVERVIEW COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION (Formerly Diamond Crystal Employees Community Federal Credit Union) 102 South 3rd Street St. Clair Telephone: 329-2471 Hours: 9 am-4:30 pm — Monday thru Thursday 9 am-5:45 pm — Fridays 9 am-12 noon — Saturday Over 25 years of service within the community Anyone living or working in the city of St. Clair or the townships of St. Clair, East China and China can belong to this credit union. Share Drafts Travelers Checks Money Orders — 25c Simple Interest Rate Loans for any purpose Stop — Inquire — Save Direct Deposit of Social Security Checks Saving — 6% Divided Quarterly Consumer Loans Savings Matched with Life Insurance Low Cost Family Insurance Many-many-other services Notary Public Service 151 MANE-A-FAIR 948-8833 Hair Stylists — Karen Carman STA-KLEEN MOBILE WASH High Pressure Washing Steam Cleaning 982-3044 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 81 Remember the Shoe Haus — support you and your feet DR. ROBERT CUSHMAN 300 S. Riverside 329-9800 WARWICK CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 301 Trumbull St. Clair, MI 48079 ADAIR SERVICE SUPPLY General Repair 329-3685— 727-2493 MACHLEID ULPHOSTERY 1515 Vine St. St. Clair, MI 48079 TED ' S AUTO SALES 365 N. Range Rd. Port Huron, MI 48060 FUGATE ELECTRONIC SERVICING 415 Fred Moore Hwy. 329-4853 REICHLE PARTY SUPPLIES MOBIL SERVICE 1511 Range Rd. St. Clair, MI 48079 DIETLIN ' S BARBER SHOP Southside Riverview Plaza The Best in Barbering Service GENE ' S APPLIANCES St. Clair, MI 48079 HERS 201 N. Riverside St. Clair, MI 48079 BLUE WATER HOBBIES 609 Huron (313) 984-8764 GARNELLS CUSTOM DRAPERIES 2055 B. Gratiot Blvd. 364-5515 SWEENY CLEANING SERVICE Carpets, Upholstery, draperies 987-4709 GLASS ' S GENERAL STORE Riverview Plaza 329-7510 MICHEL I. SABBAGH, MD, P C. 3436 S. River Rd. St. Clair, MI 48079 SUZANNE ' S LADIES APPAREL Village Green Mall 364-5422 DAVE SHEETS ALUMINUM CO. Siding Contractor 329-3270 MARKEL ' S BARBER SHOP 417 Clinton St. Clair, MI 48079 LENOX DRUGS 67250 Gratiot Richmond, MI 48062 MIKE ' S DAIRY ISLE 1110 S. Carney Dr. St. Clair, MI 48079 MICROMOLD CO. 2026 S. Parker Marine City, MI 48039 CHARLOTTE HARRY AHLES Shaklee Distributors Nutritional Household Prod. INTERSTATE TRANSMISSIONS 2411 Groesbeck Warren, MI 48089 GARDOCKI FURNITURE REPAIR 3990 Lapeer, Port Huron Telephone 984-4869 201 N. Riverside St. Clair, MI 48079 NOOK CRANNY 201 N. Riverside Congratulations to the Class of ' 81 from Petrotech, Inc. main office 1362 N. River Rd. St. Clair Other offices in Detroit and Dallas HUFFMASTER ' S KEG KONE 1316 North River Rd. St. Clair, Mich. 48079 Cold Bear Wine Ice Cream Party Snacks ANGLER ' S FACTORY OUTLET STORE Across from State Police Post St. Clair Fishing Tackle And Hunting Supplies One of the largest Selections of Fishing tackle in the Area EARL KEIM REALTY Hilborn-Brown Assoc. REALTORS —.The Hcl| fiil IVoplc ! ® 413 Clinton Ave. St. Clair, Ml 329-9093 ST. CLAIR MOLD DESIGNS, INC. 1300 South 9th St. St. Clair, MI 48079 (313) 329-4181 ST. CLAIR- MACOMB CONSUMERS 66817 Gratiot Muttonville at Richmond C00PJ Telephone: 727-3835 329-3230 154 When you look for a job, they’ll ask for experience. Whether you’re headed on for more schooling or you’re headed into the job market right now, one thing’s for sure. Employers are looking for experience. When you look for a bank to begin handling your accounts you should ask for experience, too. Experience means when you need a bank for more than saving and checking, they’ll be able to handle your needs. The bank with the most experience in St. Clair County is The Commercial and Savings Bank. We’ve been helping people and businesses continuously since 1871. T hat’s experience! The Commercial and Savings Bank Since 1871 St. Clair Port Huron Yale Emmett Wadhams Member FDIC BTM Corporation THIN Air Powered Toggle Presses Special Tools Fixtures Bending Machines PHONE: 329-4734 HOME: 329-3050 Silk’s Flower Shop 2145 Wadhams Rd. (1-94 and Wadhams Exit) St. Clair, Michigan 48079 . . FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . . FLOWERS SAY IT BEST 816 CLINTON and 9th ST CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 LADD ' S LOG CABIN Party Store Cold Beer Wine T-SHIRT CITY For The Best In T-Shirts Heat Transfers Lettering HOURS Mon.-Sat. 10-5 Fri. 10-8 985-3410 IN THE LOWER LEVEL OF THE CITADEL MALL 609 Huron Ave. DICK’S MEAT MKT. ncrbert alexander hair designs riverview plaza 201 north riverside st. clair, michigan 48079 ( 313 ) 329-9100 ( 313 ) 329-7211 ALEXANDER HORNUNG SAUSAGE LUNCH MEATS FRESH MEATS CHOICE PRIME 201 N. Riveride St. Clair, Mich. 48079 Telephone 329-4400 56 Congratulations Class of ' 81 From Jeff Saltman and Family COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE GREAT LAKES AUTO MARINE GREAT LAKES AUTO MARINE II 794-9357 765-3588 592 PTE TREMBLE RD. ALGONAC 105 FAIRBANKS MARINE CITY HOURS - BOTH LOCATIONS WINTER MON - FRI 8 AM - 5 PM SAT 8 AM - 4 PM SUN CLOSED SUMMER MON - FRI 8 AM - 7 PM SAT 8 AM - 4 PM SUN 10 AM - 2 PM 157 TRAVEL CENTRE, INC. 201 North Riverside St. Clair, Michigan 48079 Complete Travel Luggage Service — Worldwide Accessories ZIMMER’S SALES SERVICE SKI-DOO SALES SERVICE Come in For A Free Demonstration 6667 St. Clair Hwy. St. Clair ERICKSON DRUGS 201 NORTH RIVERSIDE ST. CLAIR Ml. 48079 Ph: 329-3059 COMPLIMENTS OF DOWNTOWN PORT HURON COMMERCIAL PRINTERS PHONE: 329-2031 7480 TRUM8LE RD. ALICE M. RYBINSKI ST. CLAIR, Ml 48079 CAUSEY LUMBER CO. Telephone 313 — 861-2523 Office ft Mill 7751 Lyndon P.O. Box 38027-A Detroit. Mich. 48238 U5JL Telex 23-0300. 158