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

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. 1 0 ND l ' fl t a J ev ' rv' - -- THE CLAIRIAN N 't u fl X ' x THELMA E. McCORMACK CATHERINE E. MOONEY MAC nc:A'1'HEu White clourls, red roses, There is always time for curly loci-.v . kindness A .viwef Iziflauglrl who can Irllfc the ,.'7IlI0k-Y... Never do we find this petite fille discouraged or alarmed about anything. Thelmu is an student of French and has taken it great interest in it. We are told her ambition is to become an aviatrix--We won- der! ' V n .js WYIELI. y,.J. Moossw' ,JJ 'JJ UISILLN I LK ullihidf docs :gfafigrc 77l!'IUl? 'Yiillium iifltlitliillg the best Jul' things now because For the 1-if next, ev! years he ,hopes to A purs ef a very serious course of ' sttlg y. Bill was giiiet' messen- BN for for the office during his ' Junior and ,Qenior years, Quite a giggler. his favorite pastime is doing clmraeterizations of the various tesrlners. M B2 CQJNNELL U V fMopm ' I 1 n ne or rain ' .ll js qlways H10 . me. mere ever ', um umor 1 there'M will b also. So r as we ow sh another e of tl seqgirl fi e pl 1' ' to tle do o ome :Ht . e er ch dal are ov . Ie fgrea st eas e is fo id A s Catherine is another pros- pective nurse. Quiet and sol- emn in school she Finds much amusement on 'the outside. Not an active participant in any school function. we have never known her to raise her voice above at whisper. a rare gilt! ELIZABETH G. M0ltLI-IY Lin UTlllln'!lfi'l'F girls are on every hand And hare is one who belongs fo their band. ' Talkilig seems to be Eliza- beth's weakness. Always ready to indulge in a good conversa- tion. She is the Happy-gm lucky type of person. with n pleasing disposition, Camping. parties and boy friends are her specialties. ANN C. PAYER 'KANNU Genfle, meek and mild- Pcrfeet maidcnhoorlf' Ann. a very active girl. is one of the best basketball managers the school has ever had. In her commercial class she distinguishes herself by -holding the best record in speed typing. She plays the piano with skill and has ap- peared on many of our assem- bly programs. Her clever style oft writing has made itself ' enjoy: a d m ing Q known to us on many occa- i' re, sions in articles in the Booster. I fy! 7. JJ n I I ff 1 ' -' kv! fn if 1' ' ' f f 1 ' - - f 7 lPage 251 K I '

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I N '1 BE'l l'Y A. LAWLESS JOHN ll. MAGICE Br:T'1'x ' fl rliglzifiml, f1INIIifi0llN rznrl i1:rl11,vfrio11.v lasx alu'r1y.v rcruly fo argue in r-lass. lh-tty is very l'on4l of flroain- ing.: soul quite fra-qncntly we lnwv soon hvr in that dazzle-ml position. llcr lllUSll'Rll ability has airlorl l-1-r in taking part in llllIllt'l'Ullh opcrettas anal she- has provwl lu-rsell' 1-apahlc ol' doing so. GICORGE MAKSIM KAN l 11i11f hvurf n'vr won fair llIIlilll'7I.u Iik'lllQ a goorl ll0y-St'0lll. G4-oi'g1go has to do a good zleerl 1-vm-ry mlay. llis lomlnoss for long walks has lvfl him ovcr many ot' the surronnrling towns antl hills. In sv-hool ,his weakness was history. and all his outside reading was done in history texts and nova-ls. George is also quite religious. a l'K'j.ftllill' attcnilant at all 4-hurvh servic'vs. FRANCIS F. M A LE Y HSPIKEN Thr 1r11.rLcIc1'lu.v1' is on me- Spike is the owner of an open air lord. He sits up so high that we van see him POI!!- ing a square away. The- front ss-at is nvvor llIl0CCtlpiCCl. for his friend Marty is always along. To wave to the girls as thvy ln-on-ze through town. AL present he' is taking a course in how to train boxers. so he will he pre-part-rl wha-n Marty lmcvoines a professional. lpage 24 .IAC1uc If's inlffllvvf of grcnfvr sfujy' 'fix snizl, Tim! lorltzv 11-illziu ,vo Illlllljf ll lrvrzrlf' .lac-lair is the' aay Lothario ol' the Sm-ior floss, llc- is over rcafly to aicl fair tll2tlll0llS in mlistre-ss. but he :lox-s not plar-0 all his thoughts on th:- fzlir sc-x. llc always fintls limo to cle-lyv into the llIySll'I'll'S anrl intric'ar'if's ol' lllt't'llilllll'S. His. hohlwy scams to he rlvsign- ing Slip?F-2llll0lllUbllL'S a n fl motor-lmoats. f MARY A. MALIA MBIARY ANN Ii'r':' hrmlfy of kiml, llt'I' z'iriuf's fronz rlbow' lluppy ix ln' lrlzo mn I'I!l1llI lim' low'--'y Marys ability as :I haskot- hall star has won for hm' this yvar the honorml position as vaptain of the team. Faith- fnlly and f-arnestly Mary var- riswl out her cluties. Her little pop talks nc-vor tail to luring viz tory. Shv is nm-vor without hor smilv. Ilvr pleasing: per- sonality has w,Qn her many lricnfls, Q NICHOLAS MA. JI'KsA . N1c.'2'l it Tha world dclighfs in surznyf . -- W x, - , pcgzple. ' 1 V - 4 'X ' v He'l'ois55- the Cuban Romeo ol' our class. Tifv playing'-of pranks on his C'llilSSllllill!S will Lear-l1cl's gives lll11l,Ii70t'C en- joymeilt lllilp a joke book. llc haslheeli ljept qu'te busy this year, serving as foo mall unaffil- ger, and than bping chosen for the staff of the Clairian. ' y I . H- ,Q 7 fix , , I I 1 1 X.

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.1 .- J J JY . Nfl .1 J . f ' ,ix ,, lp J sf. CHARLES G. PETRICIIKO HCIIARLESH A .velf-made vlan This tall. dignified looking young man is the future may- or of the eity. He possesses a very keen business sense. and intends to put it to use after he leaves sehool. He is very f o n d of automobiles, a u tl spends a great deal of his time out of school in driving around the vounty. HELEN .I. POLIK UIIELENN mriirl of yraer mul vmnplrfe majesfyf, Helen is a petite blonde. very shy and reserved. She spends much of her time at her eomrnercial studies. taking no interest in the opposite sex. She seeks the company of only a few. and those who possess her friendship know her to be both faithful and true. MICHAEL R. PUSHCA ROVICH , Jj Mum 'yffiubifiovz is 'my goal, and an . argument my hobby The above quotation thor- oughly exemplifies Mirhael. He has led the debating team for a number of years. In l1is studies he works rather per- sistently. often burning the midnight oil. Of the sports he prefers the pugilistie art. assuming this liking during his senior year. h . . X .ivgj J I ,O gif' if WALTER E. PLUMM ER MXYALTERU Hllappy am I,-- from r-are I'm free ll'hy 1-an'f Hwy all lu' 1-ontrnfed like me! Walter would rather look on than take an at-tive part in any attair at a meeting. Ilis favorite sport is fishing or hunting. Agreeable on all oc-- easions, he will never get into trouble with that most ditli- rult of all instruments-the tongue. BERNA DETTE M. POST MBUNIEH Quiet, petite, 11 r1qu.c'.vfio11ably sired- Buuie is unusually quiet. with an exceptionally sweet and sensitive disposition. The inkncss and sympathy she be- stows upon her comrades is a remarkable characteristic' that rests within her. Her ambi- tion is to beeome a nurse. and there is no reason why the re- covery of her patients is not to be assured. AMELIA QUIRIN Dou.x ' Tz1'inkl1f, fzvinlflr. Iifflz' xfllr, Hnllyzrocrl is nof so far. Amelia is the blue singer of our class. She is tall and slim and has beautiful teeth. Amelia's hobby and ambition is dan-'-ing. She will obtain her goal for she has rhythm in her bonesf' y ,. 1 ' j JJ Ap I 'J fa 'J K, 1 , v - A' ttf' jx WV .f.'Jb, ,JJT J V . A XVJ 1 fry fl V I ,!'Jv 1' ff! v if I L, Q . J' ' - 1- ' t 1 N1 fr 14, 1 -b I N F4 ageli, J .fflyif W 'ly 1 9 3 4 . ' 0. 1' ' if ' , 'i ,l l I JJ grvvv 'J ts .xx ,fl fly-f ,, 2- , 13 U '- N , 1 1 1 s : 1, t f ,f I , 1 . A , .1 'J ' mf JI ' t if -it ri ' .V , ' t- U ffjy ! if 'I , I. J N f , It I