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

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s 1 :- X ' ' THE CLAIRIAN MICHAEL J. SOFILKA Surry This hero of football fanm Has jllllillfd his best in every game. Sully. our elass president is an all around athlete. a par- tieipant in all school sports. lle is ol' a jolly and teasing nature. always seeking some kind ol' fun. He is quite pop- ular with the opposite sex. b11t prefers out-ol'-town girls. I X MIC ' . EFONICK 79 We lgljgjgfng home from Whoo If ,771 ly is outrageous. l 'll lehael always had a diffi- j 1 dt ' arriving at seljhol on ff f , K . Hisfoutsjde attraetions ' ently kbpt lri ' fom at- euding .to duties. 1, 7' v f Htq l isiuo Q' 'for local tal- J ANNA TWARDIZK HANNN Laugh and fha world Iaugh's wifh youf' This young lady seems to have the habit of giggling. es- peeially in English f-lass when being eulled upon to rerite. Ol' course that partieular habit. only proves that she believes in being jolly and Carefree. Ann would much rather have a good time, than study. XX, 'x . fy .f 5 J bp HIA C. SOFIL KA Sought ugvllfllillfj great zrus ever ar-h.ic'1'cd without c'nfhusir1sn1. Sonja is a Russian in every detail. ller laughter. gayness and liking for the 1-olor red prove this inet. She is quite a giggler and can be depended on to keep those near her in xr very happy mood. We hear she likes parties! We predict a great future for her in the field ol' K'0lIlIlll'f't'lill work. nav f1fuoMAs-f- d-J g 2irAf.+5p.v ,J jtgn nofrofwfziny uyhifis i , .ll 1 1glI fsa.rl' my 'ff2fllfflnn.,4S,. Y , '. Jalvmcmlmte reeord of lfgg tie ale giggler in ou c-las' Zlllliilt and sporty dresse? find xfjllilg to do fawir: ati an X time. Vhas taker? pljlfiil ungly the sehcff operettas red xelore long 'we may- V l'llllII1 :nak- ing his deb vi h the Metro- politan Opera Co. CHARLES UDUT CuUBBY What care I for worry. zrlzcn worry cares not for mv? lfhfibbyu is just one of tl e boys whose pleasures Judd joys of life overcome seri- ousne and studies. Hiring the le ding role in Oli Pro- fessor Charles proved his ability as a fu-ture sc-hool teacher and actor. He has won the hearts of his cassmates agid has a good standdig with the pemibers. J i fn- IJ 5 J 'f ,fJ . .4 , , t X .Aj ' ' ,, lPage 28lw,- 4 ' ' t ,J JJ

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U H' PI' 0 0' Fl' N ff' .v THEC1AHHANrwef N JOIIN RHENERT TUcKEn Tall and slender is this lofi, .Vol so good haf not .vo bad. John being quite tall and ambitious has helped his class a great deal in taking charge ol' the scenery for our drama.- tic productions. Tucker is forever whistling-but mayhc he has reasons to-any way he is a faithful class worker and a friend to all l1is class mates. FRANKLIN D. SEAVER FRANK l'ou keep yoing your way and I'Il keep going mine. Few of us ever came to know Frank very well. lle is a person ot' few words. prob- ahly the rest ol' us didn't give him a chance to express him- self. He likes long walks on the hills. and finds pleasure in reading about the coal indus- trv. JOSEPH J. A SIIELLHAMMER SxIl4:1.Lx ' Is my face red! Joe blushes. but all is well. He hails from Mill Creek. which necessitates his making long walks. It is seldom he is late, and the healthy 'blush on his cheeks after his brisk walk, makes us all wish for that school girl complexion. Joe and his pal. George, were ex- tended a special invitation into their home room every morning. Z 1 4 .1 fPage 271 re' 01 rr' CLAUDE F. RHOADS A Fawn 1 aim high. ' Behold our star pole vaultcr! Fred confines himself to school work except during the spring when he trains for the track meets. His speech never em- tmraces more than two or three sentences at a time. JOIIN J. SIIANDOR NSKINNYU f Sincere and yay, alzqaglsfw rIi.s'crcg't f1t'7IflflIuF,vOA I', from head 110771 fo feet. , If you are ever Lryfng to Io- cate John. look' for him in the typing' room or doing, his shorthand. for he is' a11'ardent lover of the commercial work. He delights iii tantalizing the girls. and especially the teach- ers in making' his side of the question come' out right. OLGA A. SI,EPECKY OLGA Sizes the lIIfI1I!1iP of our class Keep your eye on fliis young lass. Melancholy expressions are never seen when Olga is around. for the blues just Hy when she steps in. Olga has a sunny disposition which accounts for her many friends. She is fond ol' entertaining them with Russ' 1 songs. Let. us not cast ohjg-gpinions of Olga onf Jolly. ,carefree of ife, for sltlinnn be 4 5 J,-,A 1 eqerious CP?-Q ,I ,ef ff . me ,we I f f 'Y .- I,-MP ' ' ' 4 A.: ' I JV U ,J ' .ff 1 ,ffl J II I , 1 mnggn C , 1 I fr' li' Fr' B' 0' .... .,.. EQQQQQE

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0 F' ff' rr' rv' 0' 4 JUSEP H UR ENKO Jon .llevf flu' Cellinc' of our 1-fuss, llr'.v a designer hard fo bmi. Joe usually sat in class with a deceiving expression on his face. Just when one thought he was inattentivc he would startle the class with a sur- prising answerf 'He -took a keen interest in art.. and helped in the construction of scenery for the various .plays and operettas. , 4 ,- X QV- Jty'if'f i , 'I .' ' ' IN Osrnpgagfnvtfootfi t t' Br, riff! It f 'Irqngc f 'fhq u'orUJ ' H0 wil rs lma.v!Lf1i!wolr.'h ' t l Bvgltll' Steyy ' he Jluslikpg ' ho finds ith iftit' to keep way f nf the bpp site sex. n 'popularity M lad tr n Newefstleu pnmship. X . fi if alwz- . has enty of tim 'ifor hisx stu and -espelzally devloted 'in Chemistry and Geometry. 5 it MARGARET F. WARD t PEraox ' On with the dance, Let joy Im un:-onjinc'fl. Big blue eyes and blond wavy hair are Peggy's out- standing characteristics. Be- sides her interest in swimming and tennis. she delights in dancing. Her theme song is, Why can't this go on lor- ever? She was a regular on the basketball team for three years. and distinguished her- selt' for quick thinking and clever guarding. lpage 291 WILLARD A. VERBITSKY 'lllusferful in mind and borlyf' The big boy ol' our class possesses one of the most humorous dispositions in the school. Willards one chief dc- light was asking silly questions in Cllcmistry. llc has rclicd on his witty mind to get him out of many tight situations and is bound to get along in lite with such a pleasant dis- position. JOSEPH VHA BEL Jon Still fll'hif IFi'ILg .Hill pur.s'1l1'ng Learn to labor and to unit. Joe and his sax are almost inseparable. but we don't in the least mind for Joe's music has that something. He has had a great deal of experience in the field of music, mid in- tends to enter into it very seriously after he graduates. Aerodynamics also holds a fas- cination for him. and he has ambitions of becoming a trans- port pilot. FRANCES V. WEAVER MHEN.. A lass who is worthy of happy years,- Shefs- hnrrl fo rlixcouragc and mwcr in tears. Frances is one of our out- standing basketball players and an accomplished pianist having proved her ability at assemblies and operettas. Some day we hope to find Hen at the console of the Roxy thea- tre at Radio City for she has great intentions with the or- gan.