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

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U R L J G U A Y - H u qo P o r t u pictured right, is our exchange student from Montevi dea, Uruguay. Sponsored by Youth For Understand! ng (YFU) , h e arr i ved h er e? 1 n t h e IJ.S. last August and plans to stay with the Z ob 1 s un t i 1 J u 1 y . When asked about his visit, he replied that the biggest di f ference between here and his h omeland is t h e population. M o n t evideo, is o v e? r 1 0 0 times larger than St. Clair. I n h i s sp ar e t: i m e h e enjoy s s o c c e r and Scouting. He? is a 1 so i n t er es t ed in e? 1 e c: t r o n i c: s a n c J aviation as a career. Hugo came? to America to learn about our way of 1 i f e . Hop ef u 1 1 y his experience as an exchange student has helped him to do so. SWEDEN— In the spring of 1982 Lynn Huston recieved a scholarship from the St. Cliar Lions Club to attend any foreign country she w i shed f or s i x weeks , Vax hoi m , Sweden was her choi ee . 1 t i s one? of the main :i s 1 a n d s :i n a g r o up of i. s 3. an d s k n o w a s t h e S w e d :i. s h A r c h i p e 1 i g a just off the coast of S t o c k h a 1 m , t h e cap i t a 1 of Sweden . Dur i ng her visit. Lynn and her f ami 1 y, the LI ar ssons, s p e n t m u c: h of t h e i r t: i me i n thei r boat traveling to the d i f f er en t islands n e a r b y . T a k e n f r o m t h e boa t , t: h e p i c t lx r e t o t h e r i g h t s h o w s t h e K i n g ? s C a s 1 1 e? o n 1 h e mai nl and i n Drott i ngham. Pi ctured above, is Lynn and Patrick, a neighbor of h e r a d o p t e d f a m i 1 y . 12

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4 This is how some of the Saints keep busy - 1 . J. Kr zyanski asks PI ease don t bump me! 2. Being the helpful hardware man is J. Clary- 3. Boy can we pig out in here says D. Brown- 4- S- Bun k er struggles w i t h some chips. 5- J. Kolan sings while at work Nothing beats a great pair of legs! 1. J. Vehko is back in her childhood. 2- Your feet are in good hands with S- Groff. 3. L- Stoner takes a little break from taking money. 4. R« Achatz enjoys washing . while he works. 5- We all 1 i ve in a Stir ohs submar i ne , says W. McCoy. 6. Hi there ! says M. Harms 4

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BRMIGtnG GlFFEREflT LUDRLGS TOGETHER FINLAND-- Judy Babcock spent a most, interesting part of ’ 82 in F ' ieksamaki, a city in Finland comparable to the size of Port Huron. Her adopted family was the Teitnens, Mr. and Mrs. and their two children. Tar ja, 15 (pictured above) and Ter hoi , 14. Spending a part of her time at the family ' s cottage, Judy enjoyed windsurfing, swimming, and laying out in the sun, a favorite of the Finnish people. She recognized that the biggest difference between here and in F ' ieksamaki is the cost of living. a pair of jeans would cost at least $50. Her trip was sponsored by the St. Clair Lions Club.