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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

Moment by Moment Upon publication of our 1985 St. Clair High School Yearbook, we the editors, would like to thank the many people who contributed unselfishly of both their time and talents. We would especially like to thank our advertisors, staff, and above all, the students who supported the publication of this yearbook. We sincerely hope that you will receive the same sense of satisfaction to read and to treasure this book as we have received in presenting it to you. Co-Editors Mary Campbell Lucy Zimmer 3 Only Yesterday As we look back on 1985, we see a year of personal, political, and athletic triumphs, medical miracles, and artistic achievements. We ' ve chosen a few that we think were some of the most noteworthy events of ' 85. 1. We start off with the Summer Olympics, hosted this year by Los Angeles. The stunning opening ceremonies were only a prelude to the total dominance by the United States of the Games. Capturing the most medals ever in the history of the Olympics, the U.S. put its Olympic heroes on the highest pedestal possible-such heroes as Carl Lewis, Bart Conner, and Greg Louganis. But the darling of the Olympics had to be 16 year old Mary Lou Retton who won the all around gold medal in womens ' gymnastics, a first for the United States. 2. In the movie industry, the years ' top honors go to 24 year old Prince Rogers Nelson. Prince wrote, produced, directed, starred in, and performed a 1 album and semi-autobiographical movie, Purple Rain . The movie and album grossed $100 million and made Prince the most popular performer of 1985. 3. The appointment of a female vice-presidential running mate was the most inspiring political and personal triumph of 1985. Geraldine Ferraro showed guts and determination and although she and Walter Mondale lost the election, her tradition-breaking appointment was a big step toward equality of men and women. 4. There have been, in 1985, an amazing number of medical breakthroughs. One of the most daring and yet promising are the artificial heart transplants. Medical pioneers such as Barney Clark, the first recipient, and William Shroeder who have had the air-driven hearts implanted, have brought a ray of hope to a world where heart disease is a leading killer. 5. This years ' surprise hit was Ghostbusters . The movie, starring Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd, and Harold Ramis, grossed millions of dollars and the Ghostbuster craze took off. The logo was seen everywhere from t-shirts to tennis shoes and the popular phrase I ain ' t afraid of no ghost! was coined. 6. We can ' t forget the Tigers who were the heroes of the summer and gave everyone a reason to celebrate as they clinched the World Series title in a battle with the San Diego Padres. It had been 16 years since they had won a World Series and Detroit went wild with joy over it. Tiger fans showed their appreciation to their heroes with the Wave and the saying of the year, Bless You Boys! Inigo Juan Gonzalez Bastida is 17 and came to St. Clair from Donostia, San Sebastian, Spain. He lives there with his parents, one brother Esteban, 22, and one sister Virginia, 23. While in St. Clair, he lives with Mr. and Mrs. Dudzinski. Inigo ' s hobbies are reading, music, skiing, and cycling. In America, he finds that people enjoy one sport, whereas in his country, people enjoy many sports. He finds that the main differences between America and Spain are the drinking age (there isn ' t one in Spain) and the driving age, which in Spain is 18. When Inigo returns to his country, he plans on majoring in economics. Neighbors Gaby Harms, age 17, is from Hamburg, West Germany. She lives there in an apartment (shown) with her parents and her brother, Kay, age 19. During her stay in St. Clair she is living with Dave and Carol Sheets. Gaby has many hobbies, among these are knitting, reading, dancing, and basketball. What she likes most about America is the space; everyone has their own house and the schools have enough room for things like pools, football fields, and tennis courts. There are many differences between our country and Germany and Gaby lists some of these as the driving age (in Germany it ' s 18), the public transportation (in her country it ' s a much more popular way to get around), and the weather (not so many very warm or very cold days). When Gaby returns to Hamburg she has three more years of high school left to complete after which she will go on to study Foreign Languages. Roberto Buere Wazen Jr. is age 17 and came to St. Clair from Rio de Janiero, Brazil where he lives with his parents, his brother Fernando, 16, and his sister Ana Maria, age 21. During his stay here he lives with Willi Ebersole. Roberto ' s favorite hobby is soccer and he likes America for its technology advantage over Brazil. Roberto explains that the weather is the main difference between the U.S. and Brazil. When Roberto finishes high school he plans on going into agriculture. 7 Lars Drescher is 16 and came to St. Clair from Aarhus, Denmark where he lives with his parents, a brother, Peter, 24, and two sisters, Karen, 21, and Lise, 19. While in America he lives with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Zobl . Lars ' hobbies are swimming, chess, scouting, music, and parties. Lars likes the driving age in the U.S.; in Denmark it is 18, as in most European countries. He finds that the schools in the U.S. and Denmark are much different. In his country, the teachers change classes, not the students. When Lars returns to Denmark he will have three more years of high school left to complete. Francisco Javier Simon Barallorbre is 16 and came from Betanzos, Spain where he lives with his parents, and three brothers, Antonio, 19, Juan, 18, and Miguel, 15. While in St. Clair he ' s staying with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zobl. Javier has many hobbies, among these are taking pictures, riding bicycles, listening to music, and spending time with his friends. Javier likes American schools because of the many different clubs and after school activities that are available. He also likes American television, except for all the commercials. He finds that the difference between our two countries is the space. In Spain, things are much closer and easier to get to. When Javier returns to his country, he will have one more year of school and then will go on to study at a university. 8 •oPA .43 v ° , a .op c v. , P ' 4P c? a .0 ° c PP , .,0 c£ 0 s o ? 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Dawn Acton, Randy Aguilo, Gina Al-Gharabally , Hi sham Allen, Douglas Amee 1 , JoAnn Armstrong, Scott Ashley, Amy Ayer, Joelle Bacon, John Barks, Rebecca Behem, Scott Bennett, Jill Biewer, Deborah Boden , Anthony Boden, Daniel Bohm, Jeffrey Bond, Patricia Boucher, Michelle Brenner, Scott 32 Modern Problems Brenner, Shawn Brisbois, Matthew Brown, Sharon Burkhardt, Scott Cahours, Nicole Camphausen, Michelene Carnahan, Tammy Cichocki, David Clements, Roxann Conner, Dawn Corden, Claude Corkins, Lori Coseo, Brian Cowles, Gerald Cramer, Marianne Crorey, James Cybart, Jodie Darrah, Robert Davis, Kelly DeLoach, Marc Delor, Lynne Delor, Warren Dewey, Ann Diederich, Heidi Dilda, Suzanna Donoghue, Kelly Dove, Michael Drescher, Lars Dudzinski , Gregory Durant, Richard 33 Dwyer, Matthew Eads, Janet Earl, Kathy Edwards, Dale Eggers, Charles Eller, Carl Ellery, Bernard Ellery, James Emerich, David Ernst, Jenny Franklin, Robert Franz, Robert Gauthier, Denise Gilleran, Renee Glassnor, Rodney Gordon, Amanda Groff, Gena Groff, Thomas Grumbling, Lisa Harms, Gaby Hohmann , Matthew Holladay, Suzanne Hornberger, Nancy Hubbard, Star Hutkowski , Kimberly Israel, Bernard 34 Johnson, Stephen Kahrl, Trade Keding, Kristin Kindsvater, Karen Kingsbury , Shelley Kish, Barbara Kliemann, Randy Konik, Lee Ann Kotcher, Lynn LaDuke, Melisa LaDuke, Terrence LaLonde, Susan Lansky, Suzanne Lawlor, Melody Leonard, Charles Leonard, Joseph Likins, Bret Liniarski, Charles Litzau , Christiaan Lockhart, J. Clifford Lovett, Ronald Lumley, Brian MacDonald, John Mach le id , Michelle MacKelvie, Peter Martens, Pamela Mason, Gerrow McConnell, Brad McCormick , Will iam 35 McDowell, Robert McKay, Shelly McLeod, Karen McLeod, Thomas Mead, Robert Meyers, Joseph Miotke, Lynn Misaros. Carolyn Mrosewske, Traci Naidus, Douglas Nesbitt, William Nolfo, Kathy Oles, Edward O ' Neill, Douglas Orczykowski , Dennis Palencar, Melissa Parker, Melissa Parker, Timothy Patterson, Pamela Pelletier, Aaron 36 Plonka, John Posey, Jeffrey Pung, Mildred Reese, Tracey Reichle, Dale Reichle, Donna Reichle, Linda Reuba, George Riedel, Chris Riedel, Craig Risk, Jay Ritter, Rodney Robbins , Christopher Robbinson, John Rodgers, Christopher Rumsey, Dean Rzonca, Carolyn Santo, Rachelle Schmid, Scharlene Schmidt, Wendy 37 Schuman, Wendy Schwarz, Bill Schweihofer , Cher i Schweihofer, Karen Schweihofer, Lawrence Schweihofer, Paul Schweihofer, Todd Seegert, Peter Shafer, Mark Shinske , Christine Shirkey, Dawn Simon, Javier Singer, Eric Smith, Tamara Spencer, Mary Stablein, Tracy Starbuck, Matthew Stinson, Michael Stoecker , Kathleen Stoecker, Wendy Stoner, Lisa Stutler, Scott Suisse, Rhonda Suisse, Tracy Sumner, Andrea Taughinbaugh , Ar lesa 38 Toepfer, Cheri Toms, Christine VanBuskirk, Michelle VanKehrberg, Dion VanSickle, Jana Vargo, Dean Victory, Donna Wade, Michelle Webber, Donna Westrick, Beth Wes trick , Christine Westrick, Mark Whittaker, Russell Wickens , Katherine Williams, James Williams, Vicki Wolfe, Wayne Young, Kathy Zacharias, Darryl Ziarko. Scott Zimmer, Julie Zobl, Brian Zobl, Thomas 39 President Kathy Young Treasurer Tracy Dodea Secretary Angie Stier Vice President Sue Bellore Adams, Ann Adams, Steven Akred, Kathy Akred, Kurt Ameel , Robert Andrews, Oleta Askew, Denise Auguston, Amanda Ayer, Marne Badger, Amy Bedard, Shannon Bedford, Kellie Bellore, Susan Bennett, Corey Beste, Kimberly Blanchard, Denise Boak, Paul Bondy, Patrick Boulier, Lorene Britz, Raymond 42 Goin ' Coconuts Burgett, Anna Campbell, Kari Cedar, Peggy Cichocki, James Clay, Ann Cohn, Roger Cook, John Cornillie, John Currier, Carol Cutrer, Glenn Daly, Michelle Deaner, Richard Deegan, Jennifer Delor, Colleen Delor, Mark DeMeulenaere , Steven Denton, Kimberly Distelrath, Kurt Distelrath, Lisa Dodea, Traci Dudzinski, Laura Dunsmore, Heidi Earl , Robyn Ebersole, C. Trevor Eckert, Lori Elies, Deanna Elsholz, Mark Fahner, Amy Ferriby, Jane Fike, Susan 43 Fraley, Linda Fraley, Suzanne Galante, Vincent Gildenphennig, Edward Golder, Donald Gordon, Julia Gordon, Mark Greig, Jennifer Gross, Rebecca Groves, Robert Gryszkiewicz, Denise Hamilton, William Hartman, Eleanor Hayden, Kurt Hayden, Scott 44 Heminger, Amy Hogancamp, Jeffrey Hubbard, Vicki Jahn, Tamara Jeffries, Rachel Jenerou, Jeannie Johnson, Garrett Johnston, Joan Johnston, Jody Judson, Kelly Kammer, Heidi Kaufman, Leann Kerrigan, James Kerrigan, Michael Keylon, Dieter Kimball, Kurstin Kisielewicz, Carl Koehn, Mitchell Kudja, Richard Kul ling, Scott LaCroix, Sheila LaCroix, She 1 1 i e Laeder, Patrick LaGrow, James Landschoot, Michael Lanter, Danielle Lawlor, Dawn Lee, Jim Liebetreu, Bryan Liebetreu, Donald Light, James Li nee, Larry Liniarski, Ann Marie Lomnitz, Jennifer l.umley, Jody 45 Lundman, Barbara MacDonald, Heidi Mahn, Kimberly Martin, Christopher Masching, David McCoy, Bobby McCumby, Mark McDonald, Jennifer McLeod, David Mead, Susan Menke, Janine Messineo, Todd Meyers, Todd Moran, Beth Muggleberg, Brenda Nedrow, Richard Netter, Matthew Nixon, Jeffrey Oles, Angela O ' Neill , Theresa 46 Pauly, Tammy Pietrykowski , Christine Platzer, Tammy Plonka, Deborah Posey, Jennifer Pung, Sarah Quick, James Rancilio, Gregory Rands, Marci Ray, Kelly Raymo, James Reese, Amy Reichle, Douglas Richards, Robert Richardson, Dawn Robbins, Randy Roegner, John Russell, Christopher Russel 1 , Suzanne Santo, Kimberly Schmidt, Kelly Schneider, Jeffrey Schunk, William Seaford, Kerstyn Sheets, Robert Sherman, Dennis Smalenberg, Steven Smith, Jennifer Smith, Matthew Smol inski, Michael Snider, Susan Snyder, Thomas Sol got, Lawrence Sparschu, Daniel Staiger, Amy Standen, Sherry Steffy, Steven Stephens, John Stier, Angela Stier, Dianna Stocki , Debra Stockwell, Carrie Stommel , Christopher Stone, Stephen Strathmann, Philip Struyk, Lesley Struyk, Lisa Stubbs, Thomas Suisse, Robert Sutherland, Kimberly Thompson, Kimberly 48 Thornton, Joseph Tinsey, Peter Tomaszewski , Kathleen Trebilcock, Michael Tunison, Brian Uebrick, Mitchell VanKehrberg, Mark VanLuven, Kathy VanTiem, Ann Marie Verbeke, Andrew Verhaeghe, Denise Wallace, Stanley Walsh, John Wanamaker, Keenan Watson, Harry Wells, Angela Westrick, Deanna Westrick, Steven Whitehead, Tracy Wilke, Carol Williams, Lisa Winkler, Timothy Young, Katherine Zimmer, Elizabeth Zweng, Michael 49 5 1 — 1 3 4 6 7 00 CAST : Radio Announcer-Mary Spencer Bob-Wayne Wolfe Binky-Hal Zweng Vivian-Renee Gilleran Mrs. Rudich-Lynn Kotcher Panda 1 (Buffy)-Lori Corkins Panda 2 (Boots)-Barb Kish Offstage Voice-Carolyn Misaros George Topax-Dean Vargo Retai ner-Mel i ssa Palencar Executioner-Joel le Ayer Citizen 1-Mary Spencer Court Jester-Kelly Davis Newperson-Lynn Miotke Derelict Ed Farpis-Chris Riedel Panda-Lynn Kotcher Citizens-Tony Boden Pete Mackelvie John Robinson 52 Binky Rudich, his friend Viv and his almost-human sheep Bob, tinker with a two-speed clock with the idea that, as Binky says, time on earth moves at the same speed all the time, but there is another speed, a slower speed, and if we could find it, everything would stand still on earth and we would spin off. And they do! To Crestview, Fourth World in the Goolagong System, ruled by George Topax and guarded by the Great Space Pandas. The excitement really begins and builds when the Supreme Ruler commands that Bob be brought to him, never again to leave Goolagong, and he steals the two-speed clock just to make sure. 1. Bill and Craig help with lights. 2 . Jungle Scene-Just arrived on Crestview. 3. Court Jes ter- throne room. 4. Executioner Booth. 5. Cafeteria scene. 6 . Binky s workshop in the attic. 7. Court Jester is helping the King with make-up. 8 . Bob the sheep caught in the throne room. 53 The same tradition of bad weather continued for the October 13, 1984 St. Clair Homecoming. The Saints lost to Cros-Lex with a score of 20-26. The Sophmores ' float Reach Out and Tackle Someone , came in first place while the Junior float Nothin ' Beats a Great Pair of Leggs came in second place. And coming in third was the Senior float Saints Kill ' Bugs ' Dead . The Main Event 1. Former King Jamie Butlin passes down the crown to Kurt Mahn. 2. Homecoming Court (Bottom to Top): Tim Winkler, Denise Askew, Scott Burkhardt, Amy Ashley, Jeff Kaczperski, Joy Nixon, Kurt Mahn, Jennifer Ameel, Denny Lansky, Stephanie Schweihofer , Rich Jones, and Tracy Shaw. 3. The 2nd place Junior float Nothin ' Beats a Great Pair of Leggs . 4. Homecoming King and Queen of ' 84, Kurt Mahn and Stephanie Schweihofer. 5. Senior Representatives Jeff Kaczperski and Joy Nixon. 6. Senior Representatives, Tracy Shaw and Rich Jones. 7. Junior Representatives, Amy Ashley and Scott Burkhardt. 8. Sophomore Representatives , Tim Winkler and Denise Askew 5 6 1 2 3 4 7 8 55 This Happy Feeling The Saints ' Colorguard show how it ' s done during the Homecoming parade. 2. Heidi Allen stands at attention and awaits her next move. 3. Colorguard: First Row (L to R): Pamela Shagena, Shannon Bedard, Susan Weisner, Lisa Stoner, Lisa Buslepp, Donna Webber. Second Row (L to R): Heidi Allen, Kelly Davis, Tamara Jahn, Kim Thompson, Carol Wilke, Dianna Stier. 4. The Colorguard leads the other entrants in another parade. 5. LeAnn Corkins, Drum Majorette for the SCHS Band, stands at attention and awaits the start of another halftime show. The 1984-85 Marching Saints Colorguard had another successful year. They performed at half-time for the football games and marched in parades in St. Clair, Marine City, and Port Huron. During the winter semester the girls play their instruments in the Concert Band. They resume Colorguard Duty during the spring and will do some traveling with the Marching Saints. A tour of the elementary schools and a day at Cedar Point will be some of the highlights of 1985. 57 1. Joe Hamilton takes a wel 1 -deserved break in Small Engine Repair. 2. Dale Edwards flashes a satisfied smile in Building Construction. 3. The repairing of a t.v. in General Repair as demonstrated by Steve Grove. 4. Dan Chitwood concentrates on the problem in Engine Repair. 5. Jeff Clark and Dave Cichocki consult each other in Auto Body Repair. 6. Melody Lawlor shows how to treat customers right in General Merchandising. 7. Bob Darrel shows how it ' s done in plastics. 58 No Time for Comedy Students from St. Clair attend the Skill Center and learn skills that can be used in future professions. These students spend half days at the high school, taking the required subjects, and half days at the Skill Center. Students may attend either 3 hours in the morning or 3 hours in the afternoon, learning such trade skills as Construction, Engine Repair, Merchandising, etc. 59 The St. Clair High School Band consists of the ninth through twelvth grades. It is brilliantly directed by Robert Wheeler. The Band shows their school spirit by playing at all of the home football games. In March of each year, they compete against various bands in the Class B District 16 MSBOA Festival. During the spring, the Marching Saints play at Cedar Point; they also perform in concerts throughout the year, entertaining all spectators. We are very proud to have the St. Clair Marching Saints at our school. 1. The Saints march in the Homecoming parade. 2. The Saints play a Halftime Show for the fans. 3. Lori Corkins conducts the Saints at the first pep assembly. 4. Julie Astalas shows sleepy spirit chanting with the Marching Band candence. 5. Lori and LeAnn Corkins conduct a football performance. 6. Joe Thorton and Lynn Miotke boom their basses with emphasis. 7. The St. Clair Saint ' s Band. 60 So Proudly 1 . (L to R) : Susan Snider, Shellie LaCroix, 6c Barb Kish, sing Oh Holy Night at the Christmas Concert held at the St. Clair Junior High. 2. (L to R): Carolyn Misaros, Jennifer Fike, Steve Lutz, sing at the final football game . 3. (L to R) : Joanne Israel, Jennifer Fike, Christine Groves , 6c Christine Martinez sing a Christmas carol at the Christmas concert . 4. (L to R) : Robert Bolam, Julianne Netter, Mitch Uebrick , Daniel Boden, Christine Martinez , Christine Groves, Alan Turner , 6c Bob McDowell sing at the final football game of the year. 5. The St. Clair Singers, accompanied by Michelle Weisner on flute, sing My Dancing Days at their Christmas concert. 6. St. Clair Singers First Row (L to R): Millie Pung, Jennifer Fike, Ellen Astalos, Joanne Israel, Heidi Dunsmore. Second Row (L to R) : Christine Martinez, Christine Groves, Jennifer Lomnitz, Susan Weisner, Julianne Netter, Carolyn Misaros. Third Row (L to R) : Wayne Wolfe, Mitch Uebrick, Robert McLeod, Steven Lutz, Alan Turner, Dan Boden, Bob McDowell. 7. St. Clair Choir Sitting (L to R) : Mary Spencer, Ann Marie Liniarski, Barb Kish. Standing (L to R) : Jody Lumley, Director Mr. Thomas, Shellie LaCroix, Marc DeLoach, Jenine Balmforth Todd Messineo, Denise Blanchard, Carrie Stockwell, Susan Snider. Not pictured Patty Bond. 62 The Sound of Music The St. Clair Choir is open to anyone who is interested in singing. They are involved in Christmas and Spring Concerts that are held during the year. The St. Clair Choir may also be a stepping stone for advanced students who wish to go on to the St. Clair Singers. The St. Clair Singers, formed in 1983, is an Advanced Choir that must be auditioned for. Under the new direction of Mr. Doug Thomas, the Singers have become involved in a Spring Solo and Ensemble festival, a first for St. Clair as well as appearances at basketball and football games singing the National Anthem and a Christmas Concert . 1 1 63 Principals Advisory Committee: Front Row (L to R): Tracy Dodea, Allison Rowland, Angie Stier, Mary Fran Smith, Kathy Young, Joelle Ayer. Second Row : (L to R) : Andrea Hyslop, Rob Jechura, Lisa Buslepp, Lynn Miotke, Fran Hopper, Joanne Israel. Third Row (L to R): Rob McDowell, Jeff Kaczperski, Sue Bellore, John Robinson, Pat Wingate, Roger Parmentier (Principal) , Lori Corkins, Bill Schwarz, Jeff Springborn, LeAnn Corkins, Paula Erickson, Denise Daly. Junior Steering Committee : Seated(L to R) : Gerrow Mason , Bill Schwarz , John Robinson, Lynn Miotke , Lori Corkins , Pam Martens Standing (L to R) : Carrie Rzonca , Donna Webber , Lisa Stoner , Joelle Ayer, Wayne Wolfe, Bret Likins, Bill Nesbitt , Mary Spencer , Chris Reidel , John Boden . MacDonald , Tony 64 Senior Steering Committee: Front Row (L to R) : Bridget Klug, Pat Wingate, Denise Daly, Mary Fran Smith, Jeff Springborn, Lisa Buslepp. Middle Row (L to R) : Dawn Shagena, Jan Schweihofer, Barb Light, Andrea Hyslop, Christine Groves, Chris Biland, Joy Nixon, JoAnn Mitchell, Jill Kimsal, Jennifer Loznak. Back Row (L to R): Hal Zweng, Darius Fadanelli, Eric Heiss, Heidi Vehko, Christine Garman , Paula Erickson . Student Council: First Row (L to R): Bill Nesbitt, Lynn Miotke, Tony Boden, John Robinson, Craig Reidel, Lori Corkins, Chris Reidel. Second Row (L to R): Carolyn Rzonca, Joanne Israel (Secretary), Paula Erickson (Treasurer), Lisa Buslepp (President), Joelle Ayer (Vice President), Julie Netter. Third Row (L to R): Mildred Pung, Donna Webber, Kathy Young, Jennifer Loznak, Kelly Davis, Mary Fran Smith. Fourth Row (L to R): Beth Stamplis, Stephanie Schweihofer, Christine Groves, Bridget Klug, Sue Bel lore, Jan Schweihofer, Jeannie Jenerou, Deanna Elies, Reene Gilleran. Fifth Row (L to R): Bill Schwarz, Wayne Wolfe, Lisa Stoner, Fran Hopper, Christine Garman, Ron Lovett. National Honor Society : First Row (L to R): Tony Boden, Barb Light , Joanne Israel , Mary Fran Smith , Allison Rowland , Kelly Davis . Second Row (L to R) : Joy Nixon, Jill Kimsal , Lori Corkins (Secretary) , Andrea Hys lop (Vice President ) , LeAnn Corkins (Presid ent ) , Chris Robbins (Treasurer) , Gerrow Mason , Ann Dewey . Third Row (L to R) : Amy Ashley, Denise Daly, Mary Campbell, Lisa Osgood, Lynn Miotke, Jennifer Fike, Jennifer Green, Sharon Lamb, Sharon Brown, Chris Martinez. Fourth Row ( L to R): Jeff Kaczperski , Darius Fadanelli, Pat Wingate, Todd Hayden, Lisa Stoner, Ron Lovett, Bill Nesbitt, Sandy Recor, Julie Netter, Paula Erickson. 65 Risky Business The Yearbook Staff came into the classroom in September, not knowing a thing about putting a yearbook together, and didn ' t stop working until it was finished. We learned what a headache it can be! ' With a little help on the outside from Marianne Cramer and . nn Marie Zoeplitz, ve, the staff, consisting of Co-Editors: Mary Campbell and Lucy Zimmer, Copy Editor Chris Groves, JoAnn Mitchell, Rob Jechura Ken Bertrand, Patti Bond, Cheri Toepfer, and Kelly Donoghue, have put together a yearbook that we hope has captured all the best times of 1985. 1. Cheri and Kelly consult each other on an important picture spread. 2. Mr. Tharrett and Chris check pages for any flaws. 3. Ken makes sure all the film is sent out and gets back on time. 4. Lucy works hard on her spread. 5. Rob works alone on his ad page. 6. Marianne Cramer helps out the Yearbook Staff with her expert typing. 7. Mary, JoAnn, and Patti pose for the photographer ' s camera. 8. Ann Marie Zoeplitz helps meet the last deadl ine. 67 Breakin Dance Class, as directed by Ms. Mihaiu, is an aspect of high school physical education classes that is unique to SCHS! The class offers three levels of dance ability: beginner, intermediate, an advanced, and consists of many different styles of dance: jazz, modern, ballet and tap as well as gymnastics and aerobics. The class is open to girls as well as guys and the proportion of guys in the class goes up every year. Every other year the Dance Class puts on a concert which has performances by dance class members as well as alumni and selected students and is the grand finale for the year. 1. Rich Mallwitz is originally from Smiths Creek. He attended Oakland University and WSU and received a Masters degree. He ' s been teaching for 18 years at SCHS. His hobbies include baseball, golf, and outside activities. 2. John Cornish, originally from Battle Creek, received a B.S. from WMU and a M.A. from MSU. He ' s been teaching for 33 5 years, 32 of which at SCHS. His hobbies are music, golf, hunting, and fishing. 3. Ken Thoel is originally from Mt. Clemens. He attended Wayne State and has been teaching for 3 years. His hobbies are sports and metal and woodworking. 4. Gerald VanDeusen, originally from Hillsdale, went to Hillsdale College and U. of M. and received a Masters degree. He ' s been teaching at St. Clair for 29 years, and his hobbies are photography, hiking, and fishing. 70 Teachers % 5. Cynthia Shafer is originally from Marine City. She attended SCCCC, CMU, and WSU, and received a Masters degree. She ' s been teaching for 8 years, 3 of which at SCHS, and her hobbies are gardening, reading, and crocheting. Dan Watson, originally from Sandusky, attended Wayne State and received a Masters degree. He ' s been teaching at St. Clair for 18 years and his hobbies is repairing junk cars. 6. Donald Vincent, originally from Port Huron, received a B.S. and a Masters from Wayne State. He ' s been a counselor for 29 years, 19 of which at SCHS. His hobbies are music and sports. 7. Larry Goulding is from Yale. He received a B.S. from CMU and has been teaching for 27 years, 20 of which at SCHS. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. 71 1. Phyllis Rocker, originally from St. Clair, has been at SCHS for 17 years. Her hobbies are crocheting, reading, and traveling. 2. Victor Ruehle, from Flint, received a B.A. from U of M and a M.A. from EMU. He ' s been at SCHS for 17 years and his hobbies are woodworking, fishing, swimming, hiking and canoeing. 3. George Roberts, from Yale, has been at SCHS for 21 years. He received a B.A. from MSU, and his hobbies are music, computers, family history, and gardening. 4. Joseph Irvin, from Indiana, received a B.S. and a M.A. from Ball State University. He ' s been at SCHS for 27 years and his hobby is solar architectural design. 5. Beryl Levy, from Centerline, has been at SCHS for 16 years. Her hobbies are sewing, gardening, and music. 6. Barbara Saph, originally from Indiana, has been at SCHS for 10 years. She has a B.A. and a M.A. from Purdue and U. of M. Her hobbies are reading, gardening, traveling, and shopping. 7. Patricia Sullivan Plizga is originally from Westland. She received a B.S. from CMU, a M.A. from WSU, and a law degree from Cornell. She ' s been teaching for 7 years, 4 of which at SCHS. Carol Beeker, from Illinois, has been teaching for 11 years, 6 at SCHS. She received a B.S. from Iowa State University, and a Masters from U of I. Her hobbies are swimming and travel ing. 73 1. Kathleen Clyne, from Flint, has been at SCHS for 15 years. She received a B.A. from CMU and her hobbies are tennis, skiing, and hiking. 2. Elaine Perret, from St. Clair, received a MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago. She ' s been at SCHS for 21 years and her hobbies are nature, animals, individual sports, and music. 3. Trisha Mihaiu, from River Rouge, received a B.S. and M.S. from EMU. She ' s been teaching for 16 years, 14 of which at SCHS and her hobbies are reading, dancing, and pumping iron. 4. Frances M. Okoren has been at SCHS for 19 years. She went to Michigan State University and received a B.S. and a M.A. She ' s from Boon, Michigan and her hobbies are reading, snowmobil ing, and travel . 2 3 5 6 7 4 74 5. John Holodnick, from Caseville, has been teaching for 8 years, 3 of which at SCHS. He received a M.A. from CMU, and his hobbies are gardening and hiking. 6. Ella Horning, from Croswell , has been at SCHS for 28 years. She received a B.A. from CMU and a M.A. from MSU. Her hobbies are knitting, sewing, reading, and ceramics. 7. Doug Thomas, from Detroit, received a B.M.A. from Aquinas College. He ' s been teaching for 4 years; this is his first at SCHS, and his hobbies are hunting, fishing, and playing the guitar. Robert Wheeler has been teaching for 7k years, 6 of which at SCHS. He received a B.M.E. from EMU . 1. Ben Witukiewicz has been teaching for 16 years, 10 of which at SCHS. He is from East Detroit, and received a B.S. from Kent State and a Masters from EMU. He includes horses in his list of hobbies. Nancy Cruickshank, from Marysville, has been teaching for 7 years, 2 of which at SCHS. She has a B.S. from CMU , and a Masters from Wayne State. Her hobbies are swimming, bowling, and biking. 2. Leslie Barnes has been teaching for 13 years. He has a Masters from CMU, though he is from San Diego, CA. His hobby is traveling. 3. Patricia McCartney, at SCHS for 15 years, is from St. Clair. Her hobbies are golf, swimming, and crocheting. 4. Ron Stablein, from Illinois, received a M.A. from the University of Illinois. He has been teaching for 26 years, and his hobbies are tennis, jogging, and swimming. 5. Lou Anne Kaufman from Marine City, has been teaching for 8 years. She graduated from CMU with a B.S. Her hobbies are sewing and the Sweet Adelines. 6. Walker Archer, from Port Huron, received his B.A. and M.A. from Arizona State University. He has been teaching for 26 years, 6 of which at St. Clair and his hobbies are sports, car repair, painting and Sunday School. 7. Donald Weber has been teaching for 26 years, 22 of which at SCHS. He is from Monroe and received a Masters from WMU. His hobbies are music and backpacking. 1 2 76 4 6 77 1. Walt Koepke, originally from Detroit, graduated from Wayne State with a B.S. and a Masters in Education. He has worked at many schools and has been at St. Clair for 2 years. His hobbies are boating and fishing. Roger Parmentier is originally from Detroit. He has a B.S. and a M.S. from Wayne State and has been the principal of SCHS for 6 years. His hobbies are law enforcement, hunting, fishing, traveling, and reading novels. 2. Patricia Biebuyck is from Lancaster, Ohio. She received a B.S. from CMU and this is her first year at St. Clair. Her hobbies are needlework, hooking rugs, gardening and crafts. Robert Tharrett, from Warren, has been teaching for 22 years, 19 of which at SCHS. He went to EMU and Ferris State and received a B.S. His hobbies are snowmobiling and bowling. 3. Goldin Smith, originally from Grosse Pointe Farms, has been teaching for 23 years, 18 of which in the East China School District. He received a M.A. from U. of M. and his hobby is sailing. 78 4. Nancy Cruickshank. Tony Monte, originally from Plymouth, received a Masters degree from EMU. He ' s been teaching for 18 years, 3 of which at St. Clair and his hobbies are golfing, camping, and traveling. Dorothy Derrow is from Youngstown, Ohio. She went to Youngstown State University and CMU and received a B.S. and a M.B.A. She ' s been teaching for 14 years, 4 of which at SCHS. 5. Carol Klemmer is a SCHS graduate. She received her degree from CMU and has been teaching for 6h years, 2 of which at St. Clair. Her hobbies are reading, swimming, and bike riding. Karen Schunk, from Royal Oak, received her B.S. from CMU. She ' s been teaching for 9 years, 8 of which at St. Clair. Her hobbies include needlework and cross country skiing. 6. Arvid Watt is from Marion. He received a M.A. from CMU and has been teaching for 31 years, 26 of which at SCHS. His hobbies are golf, deer hunting, and basketball . 4 79 1. Ray Klaski retired in December of 1984 after 23 years at SCHS. Best of Luck, Ray! 2. Louis Riffenburg, originally from St. Clair, has been at SCHS for 8 years. His hobbies include hunting. 3. Douglas Marlatt is originally from Marine City. This is his first year at St. Clair and his hobbies are hunting and sports. 4. Richard Augustson, from Rudyard, Mich., has been at SCHS for just one year. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and camping. 5. Robert Bryson, Head Custodian, is from St. Clair and has been at SCHS for 31 years. His hobbies are carpentry and cabinet making. 6. Timothy Sharrow is originally from Marine City. He ' s been at St. Clair for 4 years and his hobbies are roller skating and his motorcycle. 7. Denny Daniels, Night Crew Leader, is from Marine City. He ' s been at SCHS for 8 years and his hobbies are sports and fishing. 8. Richard Nichols, from Marine City, has been at St. Clair for 3 years and his hobbies are sports. 81 9 to 5 Coaches Hall of Fame 1. Mr. Monte, in his third year at SCHS, coaches Golf and Boys ' Varsity Basketball, where he ' s had his most successful season in 1985 with the winning of the District title. 2. Mr. Witukiewicz, coach of Boys ' Varsity Football, has had another successful season for ' 84. 3. Mr. Stablein did another fine job this year as coach for both Girls ' and Boys ' Varsity Tennis. St. Clair High School was proud on Saturday, November 24, 1984. Teacher-Coach Arvid Watt was inducted into the Michigan High School Coaches Hall of Fame, held at the Pontiac Silverdome. Mr. Watt compiled a 259-191 record during his career. He coached varsity basketball, baseball and track and was a football assistant. Mr. Watt stepped down from coaching in 1983 after 25 years at Almont, St. Clair and Marine City Holy Cross. His excellert coaching record includes: 6 League Championships, 3 District Titles, 1 Regional Title, and 3 Christmas Tournament Championships. In 1959-60 at SCHS his team was undefeated 16-0. His best record was at SCHS in 1972-73 with 20 wins and 3 losses. Mr. Watt was Coach of the Year in the Catholic League 1979-80. Also Mr. Watt served as Athletic Director at both Almont and St. Clair High Schools. 82 Unconquerable Cross Country Harbor Beach Invitational 1st Marysville Invitational 1st Reese Invitational 2nd Port Huron Invitational 1st Class B Regional 3rd Yale Invitational 1st SCAL 1st State Finals 19th Season Record 6-0 Varsity Golf St. Clair Opponent 181 Marine City Forfeit 239 Port Huron 252 174 Port Huron Northern 171 Lakeview 170 172 Marysville 171 161 Cros-Lex 193 212 Anchor Bay 232 ► 4 167 Richmond 189 166 Algonac 192 157 Marine City 247 jL-X 168 Marysvi lie Cros-Lex 162 174 192 161 Richmond 187 170 Algonac 195 161 Yale 240 Class B Regionals 5th SCAL 1st Plymouth Tournament 5th St. Clair Opponent 15 Roseville Brablec r. 50 J.V. Football 21 Lakeview - v 36 25 Marysville 32 St. Clair Opponent 16 Crcs-Lex 47 0 Saginaw-MacArthur 28 21 North Branch 40 7 A1 gonac 14 20 Algonac 39 8 Marine City West Bloomfield Invitational S 11th 20 Holly Invi tational 11th 6 FI int-Southwestern 28 Shrine Invitational 7th 0 Marysville 32 32 14 34 0 Cros-Lex Richmond L ' Anse Creuse Anchor Bay 6 0 0 38 Season Record 3-6 Girls Varsity Tennis St. Clair Opponent 0 7 3 4 3 Huron 8 South Lake Huron Northern Almont Season Record 11-3 2 L ' Anse Creuse North 8 East Detroit 1 L ' Anse Creuse North L ' Anse Creuse Invitational 5th Class B Regionals 4th Season Record 4-8 District First Place Girls Varsity Basketball St. Clair Opponent 47 Lutheran East 30 44 Port Huron 35 44 Cl intondale 50 62 Warren 44 32 Mt. Clemons 31 41 Marine City 15 60 Yale 16 48 Marysville 24 60 Cros-Lex 27 36 Richmond Algonac 31 56 21 76 Almont 24 37 Marine City 34 31 Marysville 33 71 Cros-Lex 23 30 Richmond 38 65 Algonac 33 60 • Capac 43 Season. Record 15-3 Varsity Baseball St. Clair Opponent 11 Almont 0 0 Marysville 9 2 Algonac 6 6 Port Huron Northern 8 0 Port Huron Northern 19 4 Marine City 2 4 Port Huron 15 11 Imlay City 2 6 Ma rysville 7 9 Cros-Lex 10 7 Cros-Lex 4 9 Capac 4 3 Lutheran North 4 3 Lutheran North 5 7 Richmond 8 1 Richmond 2 1 Yale 0 7 Yale 13 5 Algonac 1 11 Marine City 15 1 Cros-Lex 0 8 Imlay City 0 2 Marysville 3 League Record 4-6 Overal 1 Record 9-12 % r Varsity Football St. Clair Opponent 16 0 13 Saginaw MacArthur Algonac Marine City v 20 , 40 24 Flint Southwest : $ ros-Lex Marysville Richmond t L ' Anse Creuse Bay SCAL. Record 2-3 Overall Record 4-5 L anse ere v 1 47 Anchor Ba Sr.AI Rprnrd Boys Varsity Tennis St. Clair 7 2H 2 7 4 1 3 2 7 4 7 7 7 7 Cros-Lex Marysville Almont AlS Sofcth L ke Imlafi Lth Lai- Marysvil 1 Cros-Lex Richmond Marine City Algonac Richmond Marine City Class B Regionals SCAL Tournament SCAL Record 8-3 Opponent 0 4% 5 0 4 5 6 4 . %5 % 0 3 0 0 0 0 2nd 2nd Overall Record 8-6 Boys Varsity St. Clair 85 3 i 33 Port Yale Huron 58 Lutheran North 7 AH 67 68 X n Capac Richmond Opponent 65 3 100 79 87 67 95 130 123 51 s 73 94 Overall Record 3-7-1 League Meet 4th place Varsity Boys Basketball St. Clair Opponent 30 86 49 64 64 64 76 59 54 66 75 82 60 64 50‘ 67 74 57 60 56 Port Hur Capac Cl intondaf PH Northern Marine xi ty Marysville Lake view Cros-Lex Chippewa Valley Richmond l L ' anse Creuse gonac Lincoln }ne City Ma rysvi 1 le Cros-L Sarnia St Pats Richm Lutheran Record |6-4 e Leaguer istritt 1 St. Clair 6:9 17:8:6 15:15 15:1:15 13:8 Chippewa i ty Volleyball Ft - £2 Port Huron Ph Northern Cros Marysvi alley 15:15 Luthern North 12:7 1:15:5 ichmond 15:2:15 15:14:16 Algona 3:16:14 mi MarijM. City 15:15 9: lb: 15 Marine City 15:11:4 J n M Marysville L 15:15 9:6 Capac kl5:15 5:15:14 Richmond ■ 5:8:16 17:13:15 Algonac . [15 : 15:6 15:15 Imlay City 42:9 15:15 Cros-Lex 7:2 8:12 Yale 15:15 15:7:9 Marysville 8:15:15 8 :? 12:15:11 15:15 Overall Record 8-10 Swimmi ng St. Clair Opponent 120 Roseville Brablec 47 78 1 Romeo 94 98 Marine City 74 52 South Lake 29 63 Marysville 108 88 Mt. Clemens 84 81 Lake View 86 112 Marine City 51 88 Lakeshore 82 30 Marysville 53 86 Boys ' J.V. Basketball St. Clair Opponent 69 Port Huron 43 69 Capac 55 46 Cl intondale 50 59 PH Northern 47 69 Marine City 47 71 Marysville 51 49 Lake view 32 69 Cros-Lex , j 46 65 Chippewa Valley 52 64 Richmond 57 69 L ' Anse Creuse 30 69 Algonac 54 68 Warren-Lincoln 59 72 Marine City 54 66 Marysville 64 55 Sarnia St. Pats 40 ,58 Cros-Lex 53 61 Richmond 47 48 Luthern East 40 43 Algonac 50 Overall Record 18-2 J.V. ,¥oTleyball ■J ( • Imlay City Marysville Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Lutheran North 15:15 Mari ne City 11:9 12 Lutheran North 15:16 Marine City 12:14 1 Richmond 2 15:7:15 Marysville 10:15:9 0 Richmond 10 24 Cros-Lex 2 15:4:4 Richmond 11:15:15 17 4 Algonac 2 9:15:15 Algonac 15:9:0 8 Marine G ty 6 15:15 Yale 5:9 10 North Branch 2 Overall Record 12-4 Imlay City Wrestl ing St. Clair Opponent 27 Roseville Brablec 48 21 Marine City 51 30 Capac 46 36 Marysville 42 29 Port Huron 40 21 Cros-Lex 43 27 Yale 45 42 Richmond 33 46 Lakeshore 27 24 Algonac 49 15 Luthern North 60 League Record 1-4 Overall Record 2-9 Girls ' J.V. Basketball St. Clair Opponent 21 Lutheran East 28 22 Port Huron 26 41 Cl intondale 29 32 Warren 31 26 Mt. Clemens 23 33 Marine City 17 31 Yale 30 18 Marysville 24 38 Cros-Lex 30 27 Richmond 39 36 Sarnie St. Pat ' s 39 Forfeit Algonac Forfeit 30 Almont 15 40 Marine City 23 25 Ma rysvi lie 26 32 Cros-Lex 22 32 Richmond 45 Forfeit Algonac Forfeit 32 Capac 30 Overall Record 12-1 Girls Varsity Track St. Clair 88 Ya r Opponent 59 72 5 Port Huron 79 5 50% Lutheran North 102% Cros-Lex 35 58 Capac 70 91 Richmo L 58 85 1 JP n L 67 43 5 Ma rysvi Ilf 108 5 108 Marine City 43 125 Imlay City 27 53 Cl intondale 75 League Record f-i Overall Record 6-5 League Meet 2nd place 87 88 Headed for Tiger Town Last year the Boys Varsity Baseball Team was better than theii record showed . The league record was 5 wins and 7 losses and the overall record was 9 wins and 14 losses. Ray Schweihofer led the team with 20 RBI ' s and batted 5 homeruns. Top averages were Jamie Butlin 366, Randy Raymo 359, Ray Schweihofer 339, and Dave Shafer 325. Randy Raymo and Jamie Butlin made First Team All League, Rob Liva, Tom Winkler, and Ray Schweihofer, Gary Roehring, and Dave Shafer received Honorable Mentions . 1. Ball One. 2. Saints supporting their team at bat. 3. And it ' s gone! 5. What concentration! 6. Randy striking out another batter. 7. Jon preparing to challenge the pitcher. 89 The St. Clair Varsity Tennis Team had a good season this year with an overall record of 8 wins and 6 losses and a league record of 8 wins and 3 losses. Jeff Ingles . Jay Risk, Bob Groff , and Andy Bezenah were semi- finalists in the Class B Regionals: Ingles for 1st singles, Risk for 2nd singles, Groff for 3rd singles and Bezenah for 4th s ingles . In 1st doubles, Tracy Shaw and Eric Heiss were runner-up finalists , 2nd doubles Champion Finalists were Steve Grove and Heikki Makynen and 3rd doubles semi- finalists were Bill Schwarz and Mark McCumby. Special awards went to Jay Risk for Most Improved Player and Player of the Year, Bob Groff for Most Valuable Player and the Sportsmanship award to Andy Bezenah. $ 1. Bill Schwartz all tied up in the game. 2. Andy Bezenah prepared for his shot. 3. Jeff Ingles shows his superb style. 4. Tracy Shaw displays her excellent serve. 5. Jay Risk in a What should I do? situation. 6. Team Picture. 90 Love at First Sight — r Front Row (L to R): Bob Groff, Mark McCumby, Mark Toms, Kelly Ray, and Tracy Shaw. Middle Row (L to R): Jay Risk, Bill Schwarz, Steve Grove, Stan Wallace, John Cornillie, and Coach Stablein. Last Row (L to R): Heikki Makynen, Eric Heiss, Joe Meyers, Jeff Ingles, and Andy Bezenah. 91 1 . Front Row (L to R): Lisa Anthony, Sue Snider, Mary Campbell, Barb Light, Robin Lanter Karen Krueger, Lynn Schweihofer. Back Row : (L to R) : Manager Carol McFadden, Trisha Anthony, Amanda Gordon, Paula Erickson, Melissa McCallum, Pam Martens, Cindy McFadden, Coach Nelda MacClean. 2. Cindy McFadden comes across home plate for another Lady Saints run . 3 . Lisa Anthony chalks up another run for St. Clair . 4. Barb Light fires another pitch across home ; plate. 5. The Lady Saints anxiously await their turn at bat. 6. Karen Krueger rounds second base. 7. Karen Krueger congratulates Paula Erickson home run . on another 92 The Girls Varsity Softball team of 1984 had a season record of 14-4. The Lady Saints 1 also tied for second place in the SCAL. Their League record stands at 7-3. Unfortunately the Lady Saints lost to Richmond in the District Tournaments, but in all, they had a great year with Barb Light and Melissa McCallum making First Team All League and Karen Kruegar receiving an Honorable Mention . The 1984 Lady Saints track team had a successful year to look back on. The girls did a great job placing 2nd in the league with only one loss. The long hard work paid off and we are all proud. Keep up the good work! Against All Odds 1. Kim takes a flying leap over the bar. 2. Peggy ' s speed enables her to hand off with ease. 3. Powerhouse Lynn throws a record breaking shotput. 4. Lisa is off to a winning start. 5. The Lady Saints get off to a good start. 6. Gina lands after a terrific jump. 7. Team Picture: Front Row (L to R) :• Renee Gilleran, Joelle Ayer, Sharon Lamb, Mary Fran Hopper, Ann Marie Vantiem, Pam Patterson. Back Row (L to R) : Chris toms, Corinna Nolting, Sherry Laming, Gina Aguilo, Sandy Recor, Michelle Gilleran, Lynn Kotcher, Nina Heino. Not Pictured: Lisa Buslepp, Peggy Cedar, Kim Mahn . 95 1 2 4 5 3 1. Roger Cohn leaps over the high jump in a single bound. 2. Dave Westrick, Rob Jechura and George Reuba play follow the leader. 3. Tony Aquilo takes a flying leap as the rest of the team looks on. 4. John Warn prepares to hurl the discus. 5. Tim McDowell making a valiant effort for first place. 6. Dave Westrick and Rob Jechura easily capture first and second place. 96 Star Track The 1983-84 Boys ' Track Team finished 4th in the league with an overall record of 3-11-1. These were not great standings as a team but some individual statistics were outstanding. Tony Aguilo took 1st in the 220 All League, Rob Jechura took 3rd in the league for the 1 mile and Dave Westrick, Rob Jechura Bob McDowell and Tim McDowell took 1st place All League while setting All League and school records for the two mile relay . Front Row (L to R): Andy Verbeke, Steve Steffy, Garrett Johnson, Wolf Krueger, Dieter Keylon, Chris Stommel , Kevin Strong, Chris Rodgers. Middle Row (L to R): Tim McDowell, Jim Williams, Dan Frantz, John Robinson, Tom Tower, Bob McDowell, Keenan Wanamaker. Back Row (L to R): Coach Archer, Dave Westrick, Roger Cohn, Scott Deham, Tony Aquilo, Tom Lamming, Phil Strathmann, Mike Landshoot, Asst. Coach John Plizga. Not Pictured: Rob Jechura, John Warn, Hal Zweng, Robert Richards, George Reuba, Tom Stubbs, Randy Robbins, Brian Lince, Darius Fadanelli, Tom Groff. 97 Kneel ing (L to R): Arlesa Taughinbaugh, Chris Wes rick, Nina Antonini, Karen McLeod. Standing (L to R): Michelene Camphausen, Amy Ashley, Suzanne Holiday, Tamara Burgett, Tracy Shaw, Kimberly Liebetreu. 98 Cheers This year ' s Varsity Cheerleaders started off their summer by attending a camp at Central Michigan University. During this time they learned many skills and their achievements were considered outstanding. During the summer they also helped with the three -on- three basketball tournament and the run -a-thon. The fall Varsity Cheerleaders of 1984 have helped give spirit and we ' re glad to have seen them at the games. 1. At the Homecoming Parade the Varsity Cheerleaders show participation. 2. The cheerleaders congratulate their fellow team member, Tracy Shaw. 3. Here the cheerleaders help the Varsity Football Team to another victory. 4. Showing spirit Nina Antonini shouts a cheer. 5. Chris Westrick, shown here cheering for the Saints. 6. The varsity squad helps encourage the Saints to another successful win . 99 The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders helped cheer the saints to victories this year with much school spirit. This hard working squad practiced everyday after school to improve their skills. The cheerleaders attended camp at the Oakland University for i i week last summer. They learned many new techniques , and were awarded ribbons for spirit improved . and most 100 Saint Clairs ' Dallas Cheerleaders 1 . The j . v . Cheerleaders show their spirit at the football games. 2. The J.V. help the school spirit to soar. 3. J.V. Cheerleaders Kneeling (L to R) s Marci Rands, Deanna Elies, Kelly Judson, Anne Burgett. Standing (L to R) : Kari Campbell, Lisa Distelrath, Beth Moran, Jenny Greig, Heidi MacDonald. 4. Freshman Cheerleaders. Front (L to R) : Kim Judson, Gail Wolfe, Laura Monte, Angie Watt. Back (L to R) : Dawn Neumann, Krista Antonini , Kerry Wright, Renee Koch. 5. A truck load of spirit. Saints ' have The Saints record of 4 and 5 doesn ' t really indicate how competitive the football team really was. The Marine City game was lost in overtime and the Saints ' were only behind by a touchdown against Cros-Lex and Flint Southwestern . With a very tough schedule and an inexperienced team, the varsity worked very hard and improved each week. They ended the season with three wins against Richmond, L ' Anse Creuse and Anchor Bay. All the Right Moves 1. Keith Bluhm fields a kick-off and looks for an opening. 2. Greg Rancilio gets ready to run in a play from offensive Coach Roger Parmentier. 4. Jeff Kaczperski hustles down the field toward another St. Clair touchdown. 5. Kurt Mahn sets up and looks for an open receiver. 6. Kurt Mahn gets ready to unload under heavy pressure. 7. Greg Rancilio looks for good yardage on a reverse as Dave Shafer leads the way. 8. Keith Bluhm takes the hand-off from Kurt Mahn and cuts up field for more St. Clair yardage. North Dallas Forty 1. Saints 1 blockers throw the Vikings off guard . 2. Garrett Johnson running for his life . 3. Tim Winkler sails the ball over all the Viking attackers. 4. Mike Landschoot executes another perfect handof f to Dave Locke . 5. A swarm of Saints down a Viking . 6 . Tim Winkler whispers to Dave Locke , I don 1 t want it, you take it! 104 The Junior Varsity Football team with a 3-6 record started out slow. As the season progressed though they showed improvement and won their last 3-4 games. Coaches Ken Thoel and Craig Mahn were happy with the great effort and perservance of the team throughout the whole season . First Row (L to R): Randy Robbins, Garret Johnson, Mike Landschoot, Todd Liebetreu, Brian Tunison. Second Row (L to R): Dieter Keylon, Dave Locke, Todd Meyers, Kurt Distelrath, Pat Laeder, John Cook. Third Row (L to R): Kurt Mead, Rob Richards, Rob Bird, Tim Winkler, tom Stubbs. Fourth Row (L to R): Coach Mahn, Mark Shafer, Tom McLeod, Charlie Eggers, Bill Nesbitt, Coach Thoel . 105 The St. Clair Girl ' s Varsity Tennis Team didn ' t have a great season as a team with an overall record of 4 wins and individual statistice were outstanding. Lori Corkins, Kelly Ray, Allison Rowland, Denise Daly, Jennifer Loznak, and Jill Kimsal were all semi-finalists at Class B Regionals: Rowland and Daly for 1st Doubles, Corkins for 2nd Singles and Ray for 3rd Singles. Awards were won by Denise Daly and Lori Corkins for Most Improved Players of the Year and the Most Valuable Player and Sportmanship Awards went to LeAnn Corkins. 106 Endless love 1. Jennifer Loznak gives it her best shot. 2. Allison Rowland shows off her great forehand. 3. Jill Kimsal gives it all she ' s got. 4. Jennifer Green stops by to say hi. 5. Tracy Stablein concentrates on hitting the ball over the net. 6. Lori Corkins returns the serve over the net. Front Row (L to R): Joelle Ayer, Kelly Davis, Ellen Astalos, Millie Pung, and Jennifer Green. Middle Row (L to R): Laura Dudzinski, Jennifer Loznak, Jill Kimsal, Gena Groff, Denise Daly, Allison Rowland, and Coach Stablein. Back Row (L to R): Kelly Ray, Michelle Daly, Christy Garmen, LeAnn Corkins, Lori Corkins, and Tracy Stablein. 107 1. Coach Albrechu congratulates the Cross Country Captain Bob McDowell on awards night. 2. Rob Jechura is congratulated on another win . 3. Roger Cohn receives a medal for another St. Clair win. 4. St . Clair battles with Marysville for the lead . 5. Roger Cohn races for the finish line . 6. Rob Jechura focuses all his attention on the race . 108 Chariots of Fire This year, the Boy ' s Cross Country team had their best season since 1973. The team won the St. Clair Area League meet after finishing the dual meet season with a 6-0 record. They placed third at Regionals which qualified them for State finals where they placed 19th. Rob Jechura won the Regionals, and placed first at the St. Clair Area League meet, breaking the school record for 3.1 miles with a time of 16:01. Rob Jechura and Bob McDowell earned All League and All Area honors while Roger Cohn earned All League honors. The girls did not qualify as an official team at any of the meets because of a lack of participants; however, the individuals ran well this year. Sitting : Jeff Zulauf, Ken Laming, Rob Laming. Kneeling : Mark McCumby, Steve Steffy, Chris Strathmann, Bob McDowell, Rob Jechura, Phil Strathmann, Billy Nowicki. Standing : Andy LeDuc, Jim Williams, Jay Zulauf, Tom Laming, John Zulauf, Roger Cohn, Rob Majeski. 109 1. Lisa Buslepp goes in for the Lay-Up. 2. Sue Lansky brings the ball back to St. Clair territory. 3. Paula Erickson puts it up. 4. Jana Logan at the tipoff. 5. Linda Fraley goes up up and away. 6. Shannon McCallum Hoops 11 the ball for two points. 7. Front Row (L to R): Paula Erickson, Jana Logan, and Lisa Buslepp. Second Row (L to R): Coach Shaw, Sharon Lamb, Peggy Cedar, Kim Mahn, Fran Hopper, Gaby Harms, Sue Lansky Shannon McCallum, Jill Bennett and Linda Fraley. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team had their best season ever and for the first time in the school ' s history they won the district title. The Lady Saints were led by Paula Erickson and Lisa Buslepp who were selected to 1st Team All-League. Shannon McCallum and Sue Lansky made 2nd Team All-League and Jana Logan received Honorable Mentions. Paula Erickson was also a 1st Team All-Area selection. Nice job Lady Saints! 110 Unconquered m The J.V. Girls Basketball team showed spirit, played well, and had an exciting year, chalking up an overall record of 12 wins and 7 losses. The team started outstanding players such as Tracy Whitehead whose individual rebound statistics totaled 113. Jan Menke was the leading field goal shooter with an average of 46% and Laurie Eckert led in free throw shooting with an average of 717 . The team had an outstanding defense that allowed only 27 points a game. 112 7 1. Shari Kierszkowski shooting for a basket to help out the team ' s score. 2. Susan Bellore attempting to knock the ball to the Saint ' s side. 3. Going for the Lay-Up, Amy Reese racks up more points for the Lady Saints. 4. Tracy Whitehead helping the Saints to another successful victory. 5. Susan Bellore shoots for two. 6. Dawn Orczykowski gives it her best shot! 7. Team Picture: First Row (L to R): Diane Biewer, Tracy Whitehead, Susan Bellore. Second Row (L to R): Dawn Orczykowski, Amy Osterland, Sue Snider, Diane Holbrook, Shari Kierszkowski, Kim Christian. Third Row (L to R) : Laurie Eckert, Ann Nichols, Jan Menke , Robin Gross, Sarah Green, Amy Reese, Bonnie Hamiltin. St. Clair had a great season this year finishing second in a dual meet competition behind Marysville. They lost the opportunity for a tie by one stroke at our home course. St. Clair did win the League Tournament for the third year in a row because of the fine efforts of Jeff Spr ingborn 1 s 83, Jim Light 1 s 84, Joe Leonard ' s 86, and Jeff Pfent ' s 87. Jeff Springborn and Jeff Pfent ' s • finished outstanding golf careers at St. Clair with Springborn being ranked 17th in the state and making 1st Team All League for the second year and Pfent receiving 2nd Team honors . 1. Team: Standing (L to R): Aaron Pelletier, Greg Wright, Jeff Pfent, Captain Jeff Springborn, Coach Tony Monte, Eric Heiss, Joe Leonard, Jim Light, D.J. Westrick. Sitting (L to R): Mike Woods, Brian Schweihofer, John O ' Connor, Derik Reese, Reed Allen, Mike Zweng. 2. Tony Monte gives a serious talk. 3. Jeff Pfent gives it his best shot. 4. Eric Heiss, what a guy! 5. Joe Leonard has the right idea. 6. Jeff Springborn what a hit! Picture taken by Trish Kinnee. 114 St. Clair Golf: Our very own Caddyshack 1. Kim Liebetreu shows how high she can jump. 2. The Varsity Cheerleaders show lots of spirit at the games. 3. The Cheerleaders lead a floor cheer. 4. This is hard work says Tami Burgett. 5. Watching the game is Arlesa Taughinbaugh and Chrissy Westrick. 6. Shannon McCall urn tries to work up the crowd. 7. Time for a break. 1. Amy and Linda watch the game with interest. 2. Heidi consults with Kim about some moves to a cheer. 3. Team: Front Row (L to R): Amy Fahner, Kim Mahn. Middle Row (L to R): Linda Fraley, Beth Moran, Jenny Posey, Kelly Judson. Back Row (L to R): Coach Janice Denomy, Anna Burgett, Heidi MacDonald, Amy Rands, Cari Campbell. 4. Kim Poses for a snapshot. 5. Kelly tries to remain calm. 6. Beth leads a cheer on the floor. 7. The J.V. Cheerleaders give it their all . 118 Desire c- 8 119 THE, Man ' s Favorite Sport? 1. Tom brings the ball down the court. 2. Team: Kneel inq (L to R): Tom Groff, Dave Shafer, Rodney Glassnor, Eric Singer, Jeff Kaczperski. Standing (L to R): Coach Tony Monte, Don Shaw, Joe Meyers, Bret Likins, Dennis Askew, Jeff Bohm. 3. Rodney tosses in 2 free throws. 4. 42 Jeff Kaczperski shoots for 2 on the outside. 5. Jeff and Dave on the defense. 6. Bret jumps and tips it to the Saints ' side. 7. Don comes down the court, looking for someone who ' s open. 3 4 The 1984-85 Boys’ Varsity Basketball team had an amazing outstanding year. After a slow start, the boys won 17 of their last 20 games and went on to take second place in the SCAL. In the District tournament, the Saints came out as District Champs after beating Marine City in an exciting and extremely close game 61-59. The Saints then went on to the Regional Semi-finals in Oxford. They defeated Ortonville- Brandon 64-59 and qualified for the Class B Regionals against Flint Beecher, the 1 ranked Class B school in the state. This was the first appearance for the Saints in the Regionals since 1937. The Saints were defeated by the Bucs in the finals. Coach Monte was extremely proud of his fighting Saints this year and was well pleased with the performances of Seniors Denny Askew and Jeff Kaczperski, and Juniors Bret Likins, Tom Groff, and Rodney Glassnor. Rodney made 3rd Team Metro East and received Honorable Mention All State. We are looking forward to an even better and exciting season next year. 121 Magnificent Obsession s , 1. Coach Albrecht and team members await the final score. 2. Scoring two points is Jay Zulauf. 3. J.V. Boys Basketball Team Kneel ing (L to R): Tim Winkler, Mark McCumley, Phil Strathman, Mike Tribilcock, Kurt Distelrath, Pat Bondy. Standing (L to R): Coach Vern Albrecht, Jon Zulauf, Brian Tunison, Bob McCoy, Jay Zulauf, Doug Reichle. 4. Pat Bondy gets ready to go in for a shot. 5. Jay Zulauf giving it 6 . Mi ke fights for jump ball. Di stel rath the ball 8. Mike his all. Tri bi 1 cock another 7. Kurt dribbles down court. Tri blil cock grabbing pass. another perfect The Basketbal 1 another season . year in a boys won 1985 J.V. team had outstanding For the 2nd row the J.V. the League Championship with an excellent record of 18 wins and 2 losses. The what. will next J.V. the of for Vern has team a be year has has proven threat they in the SCAL and the 1985 brought to Varsity the makings an awesome team next season. Coach Albrecht, who been the J.V. basketball coach for 6 years, was very proud of his team and is looking forward t be another wirni.ig year. 123 Showing their teamwork and sportsmanship, the St. Clair Lady Saints performed their season with excellence as well as effectiveness. Dedication throughout the season proved to be a main asset for the Varsity Volleyball team. With the tremendous amount of talent, we can ' t be anything else but proud of our Lady Saints. 1. LeAnn Corkins waits for the whistle to serve the Saints another point. 2. Sandy Recor spikes the ball with finesse. 3. Sue Lansky tips the ball over the net for another save. 4. Stephanie Schweihofer gets ready to face the opponent with a block. 5. Mary Campbell masters another set. 6. Tracy Reese serves up a victory for the Lady Saints. 7. Carrie Rzonca sets perfectly with ease. 1 2 3 4 124 5 6 7 Saint ' s Play It as It Lays Team: Front Row (L to R): Lynn Kotcher, Renee Gilleran, Tracy Reese, Lori Corkins. Middle Row (L to R): Sue Weisner, LeAnn Corkins, Dawn Shagena, Jill Kimsal , Stephanie Schweihofer, Sandy Recor. Back Row (L to R): Carrie Rzonca, Mary Campbell, Sue Lansky. 125 1. Amy Reese and her excellent serving style. 2. Peggy Cedar preparing for another spectacular spike. 3. Freshman Dawn Orzechowski serving another point for the Lady Saints. 4. Deanna Westrick receiving an opponents serve. 5. Leslie Stryk set herself up for another save for the Lady Saints. 6. Heidi Kammer prepares to ace another serve. 7. Team: Front Row (L to R): Dawn Orzechowski, Leslie Struyk, Deanna Westrick, Sue Fike. Middle Row (L to R): Barb Osgood, Ann Daniels, Amy Reese, Lisa Distelrath, Karen Koehler. Back Row : (L to R): Heidi Kammer, Marsha Parker, Sarah Smith, Kathy Young, Peggy Cedar. Not Pictured: Laura Parker. The Pride of the Yankees The 1985 J.V. Lady Saints Volleyball Team has shown a tremendous amount of talent this year for so young a team. Devoting all their time and effort to the team has certainly paid off for them. Every member worked very hard to give her contribution to the teams ' success, and we are looking forward to seeing them advance even further in the future. 127 1. Charlie Leonard breaks down his opponent. 2. Another victory for Flynn Gonyeau. 3. Darius Fadanelli pins his opponent using a ’’half Nelson” hold. 4. Pat Wingate wins with the ’’thread the needle” hold. 5. Darius Fadanelli forces his competitor down. 6. Jeff Nixon, Lynn Miotke, Coach Archer, and Tim McDowell strategy. plan their 128 St. Clairs wrestlers remain Hard to Hold The Saints ' Wrestling Team had a season full of individual accomplishments. Flynn Gonyeau and Pat Wingate were all league. Pat Wingate qualified for the regional s. Pat was second team all area and Flynn was first. Three seniors led the team in wins and all shared the captain role. Pat Wingate was 26 and 6, Flynn Gonyeau was 22 and 3, and Darius Fadanelli was 15 and 11. 129 Flipper 1. Pete Tinsey doing a double spin dive for another perfect score. 2. Mark Toms psyching himself up before an important meet. 3. Lars Drescher carefully planning his next dive. 4. Pete Tinsey concentrating on his style while doing the backstroke. 5. Bridget Klug showing her perfect form in the freestyle event. 6. Ken Stommel stretching for an important lead over his competition. 7. Team: First Row (L to R): Pete Tinsey, Mike Stilso, Mark Toms, Lars Drescher, Stan Wallace. Second Row (L to R): Coach Carol Lucht, Ken Stommel, Bob Steffy, Todd Meyers, Inigo Gonzalez, Bill McCormick, Rob Jechura, Javier Bastido, Tom Laming. Third Row (L to R): Bridget Klug, Sue Bellore, Star Hubbard, Andy Verbeke, Rick Kasemsarn, Jenny Deegan, Scott Armstrong, Amy Ashley, Jennifer Loznak. 130 The 1985 St. Clair Swim Team, along with their two new coaches Carol Lucht and Karen Mel drum, had an amazing year. School records were broken at every meet, thanks to the efforts of swimmers Ken Stommel , Rob Jechura, Scott Armstrong, and Bob Gamble. High spirits and lots drive made the Saints Swimmers one of the most exciting sports teams of the year. 131 Twirling for eight years has paid off for Lucy Zimmer, a St. Clair High School Senior. She is a member of the Blue Waterette Drill Corps of Port Huron. Each summer, the corps marches in many parades, including the Richmond Good Or Days, Blue Water Festival, and the Michigan State Fair Parades. Being the leader at Nationals in July of ' 84, the Blue Waterettes won 2nd in the Nation and 5th in the World. On November 17, 1984 Lucy received many titles including: 1st in State Solo Twirling, 3rd in State Modeling, 1st in Open Best Appearing, Basic Strut, and Solo Twirling. Presently, she is the 1984 National Baton Twirling Association Beginner Senior Michigan Solo Twirling Champion. On A pril 27, 1985, she will be competing in the Miss Michigan Majorette Pageant held in Temperence, Michigan. If she wins 1st place in Temperence, she will represent Michigan in the National Pagent held at Notre Dame University in July of ' 85. She has received a first year teaching certificate and in the future, would like to start her own Drill Corps and teach solo twirlers. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS AND BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE! 0pen to anyone regardless of residency. 134 Miss Teen Michigan U.S.A. St. Clair High School was proud on November 28, 19C4 when Tracy- Shaw was crowned Miss Michigan Teen 1985. Tracy was introduced to the pageant by her modeling agency, so she and Gena Groff, also belonging to the agency, decided to enter. In the pageant, held in Southfield, Gena placed third in the finals and received the Most Photogenic award. Tracy received as her first place prize, $100, gift certificates for stores in the Detroit area, free composite shooting and acting lessons, and an all expense paid trip to Miami, Florida for the Miss USA Teen competi tion . Tracy left for Florida on January 2, 1985 and was there for three weeks. During those weeks, she visited many sights in the Miami area, met famous people connected with the pageant, and worked very hard at rehearsal. The pageant was telecast live on January 22, 1985 in four countries. Tracy did not make it to the final competition, but she came back from Florida with many fond memories, new friends — among those, her roommate. Miss Louisiana, Julie Scimeca — and many more prizes. Among those were $300, a Minolta Disc camera, a years ' supply of Maybelline makeup, and all the clothes she wore on television. For the rest of her reign, Tracy will appear at many functions around the state and will be a judge for the Miss Michigan USA pageant or the next Miss Michigan Teen USA pageant. The Great Moment David Toma was a Newark, New Jersey, policeman for almost 20 years. As a detective with the vice, narcotics and gambling divisions of the Newark Police Force, Toma made over 7,000 arrests, resulting in a conviction rate of 98%. Toma ' s personal addiction to drugs and his subsequent recovery led him to begin talking to high school students about drug abuse in 1961. For the next 10 years, Toma lectured to kids on his time off and tried to get his story and his views on the enormous problem of drug abuse published. Finally Toma succeeded in getting Hollywood interested in his story, which resulted in the television series Baretta , based on his life as a cop. Toma has spoken to students about alcohol and drug abuse all over the United States with dramatic results. On February 26, 1985, we had the privilege of listening to one of his stunning lectures. On February 23, 1985, five of the St. Clair High School students traveled to the St. Clair County Community College to compete in our high school 1 s f i rst annual High School Quiz Bowl of the 28th Senate Di strict. Too often academics do not get the attention and reward that other activities receive. This event is designed to focus attention on excellence in the classroom and reward those students who will be our leaders in future years. LeAnn Corkins, Andrea Hyslop, Barb Light, Ron Lovett, and Gerrow Mason competed against 17 other schools and earned themselves third place, each receiving a bronze medal . ♦ A HAGEN ' S HARDWARE VILLAGE GREEN SHOPPING CENTER Marysville, MI 364-8055 DAVID H. LEES D. D. S., PC PAT AND DIANE SHAFER ROY AND RITA McCALLUM MR. AND MRS. ROBERT KLIDA LEO BERTRAND KARL KLIDA CHUCK KLIDA STEINS QUALITY HOME IMPROVEMENT MAGIC SWEEP CHIMNEY MR. AND MRS. GARY NUTT MR. AND MRS. SCHMITT POP SHOP JOANNE ISRAEL JOSEPH STAMPLIS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 85 NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF YOUR DREAMS RAY AND HELEN SCHWEIHOFER MR. AND MRS. LAVERNE BEACH MARY JANE KLOCEK MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SPRINGBORN COACH ALBRECHT A. L. WILLIAMS DICKS MEAT MARKET ST. MARY’S SCHOOL DIETLIN ' S BARBER SHOP THE BATH AND WICKER SHOP MRS. KATHERINE BOND CAPTAIN ' S QUARTERS MOTOR LODGE 3573 South River Road St. Clair, MI 48079 STAN MARENGO APPLIANCE COLONIAL SHOPPING CENTER Port Huron, MI 982-6651 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1985 ST. 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IKixifraiJir t. (Clair, iWirhicinii 18079 329-7800 of (Clair ILtfr. 3jrmi Anhrchie iDorntljy ICatihefielb Professional Photographers Certified Mechanics Kelly Son ' s Service General Auto Repair •kerosene: - 24hr. TOWING Ljeo. yJJuun 1002 Military Port Huron, MI 48060 982-8525 503 RIVERSIDE ST CLAIR. MICH 48079 329-7551 Mike Kelly 157 of USt. (liuix RIVERVIEW PLAZA 201 N RIVERSIDE ST CLAIR. MICHIGAN 48079 329 9500 BEST WISHES to the KAREN SHAW JILL WILL 24 U Storage lot 1 200 Carney Drive CLASS OF 85 China Township Dental 5013 St. Clair Hwy 329-6655 towinc service DR. ROBERT 0. RESIG BILL’S TOWING St. Clair. Michigan 24 HOUR SERVICE DR. JAMES E. MORRIS DR. DOUGLAS MOSCOTT DAYS: 329-2259 NIGHTS WEEKENDS: 329-3891 Compliments of ST. CLAIR OFFICE ST. CLAIR 329-4777 EVENINGS 329.9392 ArkAluhinuh 4631 BREE RD KEN J. MEYERS ST. CLAIR. MICH. Mayes - St. Stair 531 N. RIVERSIDE (313) 329-9228 St. Clair. Ml 40079 158 PAULS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 1390 Clinton Ave. St. Clair, MI. 48079 Telephone: 329-3141 SHEPHERD LINCOLN-MERCURY Main St. at Grand Truck Richmond, MI 480 6 2 PLEASING THE AREA WITH PRICE AND SERVICE SINCE 1946. 727-3885 (2omfiLini£nti of . . . ftVCSSl. ' WPrlntinq Rubber Stamps • Wedding Invitations • Magnetic Signs DOWNTOWN PORT HURON PHONE: 329-2031 7480 TRUMBLE RD. ST. CLAIR, Ml 48079 ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 329-6622 St. Clair, MI 48079 Robert E. Currier Robert J. Currier CIC SCHS Class of ' 40 SCHS Class of ' 73 Thomas J. Currier SCHS Class of ' 79 MARYSVILLE FOOD CENTER fine irgeriors § rhumrk Jfuruiturr 2301 Gratiot Avenue Village Green Plaza Spartan Stores 201 N. RIVERSIDE 5T. CLAIR 329-4707 159 (Elatr 3tut ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY The Little Bar Barbara D. Anderson Agent 212 South Third Street St. Clair, MI 48079 329-4749 321 Chartier Marine City MI 48039 765-9333 Homeowners, Auto, Life, Cycle, Commercial Insurance HOME CARE Congratulations Class of ' 85 David B. Brooks D.V.M. MEDICAL - SURGICAL VETERINARIAN SMALL - LARGE ANIMALS BY APPOINTMENT 32 9-7343 WILLIAM A. SMITH III New Car Sales Manager BOB FRUIN BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC INC. 6081 1 S. Main St. RICHMOND. MICHIGAN BUICK Bus. Phones: 727-3115 725-9501 329-3241 OFFICE: 765-977 1 765-8841 i Blue HWate Gil Co. S nc. FUEL OIL • GAS • DIESEL FUEL INDUSTRIAL OILS STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR 1-K Kerosene • Books • Paperbacks • Stationery • Cards JIM SCHWEIHOFER 500 CHARTIER RD MARINE CITY. MICH 48039 160 S F St.Clair River view Plaza Arcade 329-9637 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. That’s experience! The Commercial and Savings Bank Since 1871 St. Clair Port Huron Yale Emmett Wadhams Member FDIC 161 STOP BY! Have Chuck Muer ' s exclusive chargrillec fish, (chargrilled to seal inthatfresh- from-the-net flavor) and a crisp salad. RIVGR GROb Serving the good tastes of America 1337 N. River Road St Clair -329-2261 American Express Honored Buy any size pteuipt ml at one low price witn this coupon • 1315 S. RIVERSIDE ST. CLAIR, Ml 329-7192 OPEN FOR LUNCH FRI.SAT. CARRY OUT ONLY ZIMMER ' S SALES SERVICE 6667 St. Clair Hwy. - St. Clair, MI 48079 329-7136 tintplic fag sM-daa. «(| m DR. MIKE XtM HERMESMEYER W VETERINARIAN Congratulations 5252 Yankee Rd . St. Clair, MI 48079 8086 ST CLAIR HWY . AT ADAIR PHONE 727-1070 RICHMOND. Ml ADAIR SALVAGE INC. NEW S USED BUILDING MATERIALS STEEL I BEAMS ALUMINUM WINDOWS DOORS JOHN PAVLIK JAKE RYCERZ JOHN W PAVLIK 162 Class of ' 85 HAIR (£°p) SPECIALIZING IN HAIRCUTTING STYLING 675 Gratiot • Marysville, Ml 48040 364-6420 3520 Pine Grove • Port Huron, Ml 48060 982-5351 2887 Kraft • Port Huron, Ml 48060 • (Court of Flaqs Mall) 984-2767 1235 24th St. • Port Huron, Ml 48060 • (Stadium Center) 982-6550 ST. CLAIR PLUMBING HEATING 329-2264 Plumbing — Heating — Cooling 1231 Clinton Marine City Dairy Queen JAMES P. STODDART VICE PRESIDENT Sales Engineering F— i BLx UJd P uUca (JJoteA Plasties Compaq ST CLAIR. MICHIGAN 48079 P. O. BOX 191 (313) 329-2271 RIVERVIEW COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 102 South 3rd Street, St. Clair, Telephone: 329-6638 Hours: 9AM-4:30 PM - Monday through Thursday 9AM- 5: 30 PM - Friday 9AM- 12 noon - Saturday From Marysville to New Baltimore Over 30 years of service within the community Anyone living or working within the community can belong to this credit union. Branch office at 132 Boardway, Marine City Telephone 765-4100 Share Drafts Traveler ' s checks Honey Orders Simple Interest Rate Loans for any purpose Stop- Inqui re-Save Direct Deposit of social security checks Savlngs-6% Divided Quarterly Consumer Loans Low cost Family Insurance Notary Public Service Many, many other services 163 BLUE WATER COUNTRY CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ( 313 ) 329-2289 W. 2 .2 .S. fa 2 . Sc fa. 2 .2 .S., PC 201 South Riverside St. Clair, Michigan 48079 STATEMENT FABRICS DISTINCTIVE WALLCOVERINGS ANTIQUES QUALITY FIRST ' Ctcwccw 303 N. 3RD ST. ST. CLAIR, MI 48079 CUSTOM DRAPERY LEATHER SUEDE FUR CLEANING VARSITY JACKETS TUXEDO RENTAL RIVERVIEW PLAZA ST. CLAIR. MICHIGAN 48079 PHONE: |3I3) 329 9110 329-4455 164 ST. CLAIR RIVERVIEW PLAZA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 85 LAWRENCE JEWELERS Area Headquarters For Jewel fire Engagment Sets R John Class Rings Jostens Class Rings Jewlmount Earrings Seiko Quartz Watches Citizen Quartz Watches Pulsar Quartz Watches Princess Pride Earrings Diamonds and Precious Stones Custom Design Remounting Certified Watchmaker and Jeweler Available at Both Locations 201 N. Riverside St. Clair, MI 48079 329-9165 223 Huron Ave. Port Huron, MI 48060 984-5136 Sales Service Rentals PREMIER VIDEO Jeff Rood Owner Riverview Plaza 201 N. Riverside Phone 329-7494 St. Clair, Mi. TYLER’S PARTY STORE 1204 S. Riverside Open 7 days 10 a.m.-lO p.m. Cold pop — subs — party goods JAMES H. BUTLIN — building contractor — OALZEN Phone 4600 Bree Road (313) 329-2292 St. Clair. Mich. 48079 “Hometown at a people pleasing place” 850 Oakwood St. Clair, Michigan 48079 CONGRATULATION CLASS of 1985 329-7628 ST. CLAIR I.G.A. St. Clair, MI 48079 BURKHARTS BAR The Best Burger In The Area! 166 Gerald M. Emig Agency --Real Estate WE 1 RE MORE THAN A BRIDAL SHOP Since 1952 212 S. Third St. Clair 329-2201 Tuxedo rentals GERALD M. EMIG GERALD S. EMIG CLASS OF • 1 34 CLASS OF ' 75 BROKER ASSOC . BROKER Formal s Downtown Port Huron Hi-Tech Fashion Store Telephone: 982-0096 215 Huron Ave. Visa-Master Charge Lay Away Carefree Parking Congratulations since 1917 • Di� eef -Diawtwd Dmpottns MARTY MATTFOLK Class of ' 85 Manager (313) 985-6171 John A. Biewer YOUR CLASS RING HEADQUARTERS Co., Inc. FOX ' S JEWELERS 111 HURON AVENUE PORT HURON. Ml 48060 167 20 RIVERSIDE DCNL xdbjH COUNSEL IN HAIR DESIGN 329-7153-54 ST. CLAIR. Ml 48079 MARGARET KUHN ti ut RIVERVIEW PLAZA 201 NORTH RIVERSIDE ST CLAIR. MICH 48079 (313) 329-351 1 ( 313 ) 329-7475 Monday Thru Saturday Monday Wednesday Evenings Men ' s - Woman ' s - Children Rivekview Plaza St. Clair. Michigan FULL SERVICE SALON DICK GROFF OWNER TH EE GDVRD-NELSDN GO. 2155 WADHAMS ROAD AT RATTLE RUN ST CLAIR. MICH 48079 A� EA CODE 313 329-4727 CbarUs Hudolin 329-9241 Stou STATC FARM (©� STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS insurance L t. 8 GORDON L. CARNEY Agent 2622 Cox Rd St. Clair, Mi 20 1 0 S. R iver Rd. Bus. Phone : 329-449 1 St. Clair, Michigan 48079 Bus. Phone: 329-4492 168 BEER - WINE - LIQUOR PARTY SUPPLIES pine river plastics CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 85 1111 F. W. MOORE HWY. S T. CLAIR, MI 48079 Convenient Family Dentistry DR. A LaBELLE DR. V. GRASSO AND ASSOCIATES 329-4714 3436 S. RIVER RD. E. CHINA TWP. ncrbert alexander hair designs for guys and gals nverview plaza 201 north riverside st. clair. michigan 48079 ( 313 ) 329-9100 ( 313 ) 329-7211 i Travel Agency ■ Best Fares To Everywhere FREE SERVICEI 329-7165 Riverview Plaza ST. CLAIR ■ Independent Printing Co. 919 S SECOND STREET ST CLAIR. MICHIGAN 40079 G. WILLIAM JONES Owner Phone 329-7444 169 ZONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 Segundo Danao M.D., P.C. Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology Julian Go, J.R . M .D. , F.A.C.S. , P.C. General Surgery BMI DISCOUNT J Jauto PARTS QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT DISCOUNT PRICES DO- IT YOURSELF S3 m 329-4791 CAR QUEST 364-5122 ■■■P HOURS : 8:00 AM TO 6:00 PM MON. THRU FRI . SATURDAYS 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM SUNDAY SUMMER HOURS 10:00 AM TIL. 2:00 PM Valurite GROFF’S “Perscription Specialists” DRUGS Riverview Plaza Viking Lanes 1 7 f T 7Y ' TAP C WJ7DC The Area’s Finest A MU 1 ULIUIIM o r LU W tLHb 201 North Riverside Bowling Establishment Riverview Plaza Y St. Clair, MI 48079 1483 Gratiot n 329-6626 Marysville, MI 48040 ] Wf 170 League Open Play „„ 329-8116 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ' 85 from your Student Council BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE! L. C. FRIEDERICHS SON TJunerui JJoi Larry Gritzinger Intec Sales Company, Inc. RO. Box 36,St.CIair,Michigan 48079 (313)329-7373 (313)329-7171 St.Clair Golf Club 1714 NORTH RIVER ROAD ST. CLAIR. MICHIGAN 48079 CLUB HOUSE (313) 329-7300 PRO SHOP (313) 329-7458 Congratulations from the staff Silk’s Flower Shop 201 N. Riverside St.Clair. Ml 48079 OFFICE: (313) 1-800-462-9964 (313)329-4771 RES: (313) 329-7865 JUDY GALANTE Associate Broker flEALTOrt chweitzer •a Better — IT5M Homes. . . FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . FLOWERS SAY IT BEST 816 CLINTON and 9th ST CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 BILL MAC DONALD FORD INC. New and Used Cars and Trucks Service and Parts 1200 Carney 172 St. Clair, MI 48079 1lp1pnhnnp PHONE: 329-4734 HOME: 329-3050 Diamond Crystal Salt Company CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 173 ST. CLAIR PACKAGING INC. SPECIALIZING IN CORRUGATED AND PACKAGING SUPPLIES 1 50 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Ml 48040 ( 313 ) 364-4230 Dave and Audrey Miotke WE RE ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY Packaging Supplies Tape Foam Bubble Wrap Chip Boxes Stretch Shrink Film Mailing Bags Corrugated Boxes Poly Bags •Die Cuts •Poly Tubing •Plastic Strapping •Steel Banding •Pallets •Warehousing •Motorcraft Cartons in Stock BAGS ON ROLLS Same Day Service-Not Unusual -MOST ITEMS IN STOCK - BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE 9B5-6144 HOURS BY APPOOINTMENT Vete’iiw’iy (dissociates MICHAEL A. PLACE. D.V.M. GARY L. SPARSCHU, D.V.M. 3BC1 LAPEER ROAD PDRT HURON, Ml 4B060 WE at the St. Clair County INDEPENDENT PRESS and FIND CLASSIFIED Support All of You and Wish You Much Success in Your Future. Congratulations LUCY ZIMMER 1984 NBTA Beginner Senior Michigan Twirling Champ Congratulations from Ken Bertrand Mary Campbell Rob Jechura Cheri Toepfer Patti Bond Kelly Donoghue Joanne Mitchell Lucy Zimmer 0 5 PHONE: 364-51 OO Area Code 3 1 3 CAMPBELL £ SHAW STEEL FABRICATION INC FABRICATE. ERECT STRUCTURAL STEEL STEEL JOIST - METAL ROOF DECK Chris Groves to the Class of ' 85 KENNETH O SHAW VICE-PRESIDENT 174 1 705 Michigan Ave. Marysville. Michigan 48040 Good Fun Develops a Good Ida Thirst Photo by Kevin Batchelder Compliments of VACUMET FINISHING, INC. Supplying functional coatings for the Automotive Industry “When you see plastic headlamps, think of us.” The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. By Robert Frost