St Clair High School - Clairian Yearbook (St Clair, PA)

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H' H' rr' rr' rr' rr' fr' rv' 6-' ff' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Senior, Class of 1934 takes this opportunity' to thank everyone who has aided in making this publication a success. To Miss Mary H. Monahan and Mr. Francis P. McCullough we give our special thanks' for their untiring efforts and invaluable assistance in spon- soring our book. in - - ' I To Mr. A. G. Sharp of the Pontiac Engraving Co. of Chicago, Ill., we extend our appreciation for l1is valuable help in planning our publication. We thank our Patrons for their kind display of generosity. Our Advertisers for their fine spirit and coopera- tion. A ' The students of the school who have purchased a copy of the 1934 Clairian. IPage 141 ' QE

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n 'X I J v ' is ' 3' ' THE CLAIRIAN -- bf' ff ' , 5 J ffl! ,ff f , all JJ f WJ 1 J fl , 1 , wx V ' ' If J f 1-.r ' MARTIN ADAMSCIIECK J JKN IN . xssl 'fMAR'rY V ' U Lose or win., always a good I sport. A iff-U I ' ' Some day we hope to hear ol' Marty as a worlds eham- pion boxer. He would rather be a pugilist than enter into any of the other professions. He keeps fit by riding with Spike in the open-air taxi. He takes good eare of his body. and is a splendid example of physieal fitness. ANNA BARNES ANN Smooth rum The wafer :where fhe brook is deep. Ann is the type who says little. hut does much. No doubt she ean talk as mum-h as any of us. but we have never had the opportunity of listen- ing to her. Her eharming so- prano voice has been an asset to our Glee Club. LEONARD X. BOSAK PRoF ltr are not here fo play, fo dream or driff, ll? have work fo do, and loads to lifff, Leonard is never idle, time is too previous to him. He spends all his moments in delv- ing deeply into various books on Philosophy and preparing for elass reeitations. However he is not bent over from study- ing. for he enjoys sports. espe- eia'ly swimming. South Amer- iea. the r-ountry. people. lan- guage and customs hold a great attraction for him. lpage 161 rv' U' U' rv' rv' 6' ' e n t onli l s good lo as yor have notieed. but a 0 a very ntelligent and in- dustrious mird. Although she is of small s ature she is aided hy her ability to wear smart and eleverly designed froeks. She has a pleasant disposition and is loved by everyone. h, iybeauf Ht fr l LOT J, BRAC H ER LoT Si1r11c'c' is a Virfzwn A typieal example of a quiet shy and rather reserved boy. However he is usually found deeply engrossed in his studies and therefore has little time to waste. Though he does not seem to mingle with his elass- mates he is. as we say. at reg- ular fellowf' His chief diver- sion is driving a large Mkll'lll0Il sedan usually aeeompanied by his brothers. WILMA M. BOSAK W1LMA A quiet miss: willing too Thorough in all she desires fo dof' Wilma. quiet and sedate has proven to be rather puzzling. To her very few intimate friends she is loved and under- stood. She enjoys hiking with her pet dog. her most eher- ished companion. Her soft modulated voiee is very sel- dom heard. except when she is called upon to recite. fr' rr' 6