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

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Claw Song Dear Alma Mater we say Sad Au Revoir to you this clay Life,s been four years of song. Harmony ringing, glad hearts all singing With joy and happiness true,-4 Each note a trihute to you. Vve will ever he true to thee alone. Saint Clair High clear and true, Qur chosen paths must lead from you. Parting's sorrow we know, But trom this sorrow, hopes tor tomorrow Nlust leacl us firm on our way, On to a life abundant. We can never repay our debt to thee. T iiruf 1 r Sy vimm pi-ll1y. from Frimlk Opt-rr-lm Tim Fin-Hy Page Nine THE 1937 CLAIRIAN

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Ask and il shall be given you: beck, and ye shall find: Knock, and it shall he opened unlo you. .-Christ. .-

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.2796 fupermlendeni CHARLES RICHARD BIRCH. AB., NA. Superintendent St. Clair Schools St. Clair High School Bucknell University, A.B., A.lN'l. University of Pennsylvania Lamlada Chi Alpha N modern times new ohjectives of educational development have been recognized in our puhlic schools. Greater emphasis has been placed upon the social values ot education largely as a result ol the philosophy that education is maintained for the preservation and maintenance of the state. The existent social order can he maintained only so long as its par- ticipants remain loyal and sympathetic to the ideas ot democracy upon which its institutions may he founded. And since a democracy is a changing organism our materials ot education must constantly undergo revisions in the light of our present needs. The nclairiann is an expression ot that changing viewpoint as manifested in the Saint Clair High School. Vve must judge its worth lrom the improvement it portrays in contrast to previous issues in the democratic development of our institution. No longer can a hoolc of this lcind justify its publication as a record of scholastic or athletic achievement of its students or of its alumni in higher institutions. It must prove its worth hy showing to what extent our institution is developing worthwhile citizens ot the community of Saint Clair. THE IQBT CLAIRIAN Page T I'