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

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1933 L THE CLAIRIAN OF PROGRESS ' 1938 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS President Bernice Honicker X Vice President John Buckley Secretary Mary Kazlauskas Treasurer Ceorge Hoidra Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: White Tea Rose E, the class of '38, preparing to leave the portals of Saint Clair High School and stand on the threshold of a new life opening before us, fondly revfew our numerous undertakings and successful achievements which have made our class so outstanding and well known to the entire High School. The eager support and whole-hearted cooperation of the 239 members who com- posed our original class, assured the success of any enterprise attempted. With this as a means of encouragement, we held many successful class dances, parties and other social functions. Many of our members distinguished themselves by their remark- able feats on the basketball, football, baseball and gym teams during our recess in our Alma Mater. 1 The traditional Prom that we sponsored in our Junior year,,proved to be the most glamorous and colorful event of the season. The reason for this overwhelming suc- cess can be attributed to the cooperation of our class members, the tireless efforts of the committees in charge and to the excellent supervision rendered us by our class advisors, Miss McCarthy and Mr. David Evans. The many important and arduous tasks we had to accomplish during our senior year were undertaken with an unprecedented ardent enthusiasm. ln accomplishing these, our class sponsors, Miss Ray, who had succeeded Miss McCarthy, together with Mr. D. Evans, afforded us valuable assistance. As we face life, each to his own vocation, we will aspire to succeed as well in our individual attempts, as we have done as a class in Saint Clair High School. Our motto Live to learn and learn to live will be foremost in our minds forever. Page I6

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T 1938 - THE cLAlRlANroF'PRocRnEss - 1938 DR. EDWARD T. RYSCAVACE, M.D. Plymouth High School Mt. St. Mary's College Georgetown University, School of Medicine Medical Advisor St. Clair Schools EDITH PADFIELD Saint Clair High School Millersville State Teachers College Secretary to Superintendent l Teachers: You, who helped us in our toil, Whose name shall never bear a soil, We wish to honor thee with praise, And our young hearts, your glory, raise. Page I5 '

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T098 ' THE CLAIRIAN OF 1 FLORENCE lVl. ADOMITIS Sparky Sparky is the happy-go-lucky individual of our class. Her charming smile leads us to believe that she always thinks of the happy things and chases sorrow away. She greets all her friends with a smile, and she has come to be loved by all. May your future always be as it is now, and may you always have that charming disposition. Commercial Course. Press Club lg Alpha Delta Pi 3-43 Dramatic Club 33 B. T. C. 4 LEONA ALESSI Lee Lee's raven-black hair and dark expressive eyes are her most envied possessions. Then too, this popular young miss is athletically in- clined, and ranks high in all her studies. All languages, but especially Latin, receive most of her time and interest. We hope to see her furthering her education along these lines and becoming a successful language teacher some day. Academic Course. Alpha Delta Pi 3-45 Prom Com- mittee: Gym Teamg Clairian Staff, French Club 4 VINCENT R. ALESSI Arch The class Lothario needs no introduction. Vince will be most remembered for his weak- ness for the opposite sex. Ambition was his keynote, and he was always seeking some enter- prising scheme in which to take part. To be a forester is his ambition, and we feel sure he will make a good one. Academic Course. Hi-Y l-21 Alpha Delta 3-45 Dramatic Club 3: French Club 4 F. M. ADOMITIS L. ALESSI V. R. ALESSI S. E. ANDREJAC N. BADEDA R. BARNES l l l SUZANNE E. ANDREJAC Sue Sue is solemn and composed, yet gay and cheerful in her own surroundings. She is an excellent stenographer, and her desire to ob- tain work in the business world will not be difficult. Her hobbies are reading and stamp collecting. She holds the record for having to travel the greatest distance to school every day. Commercial Course. Girl Reserves I1 B. T. C, 3-4 NICHOLAS BADEDA Cap ln spite of pretended indifference, no one has a better sense of humor or keener percep- tion than Nick. ln Math he has few superiors. He could carve himself a niche in the halls of fame-if he wanted to. One of the best things we can say about him, is that he was a good student. gfagierriic Course. Alpha Delta Pi 3-43 Chemistry u ROBERT BARNES Lefty Lefty is one of the happy-go-lucky mem- bers of our class. C-ive him a tennis racket or a baseball, and Lefty will be satisfied. The long trek from Diener's each morning kept him in the pink of condition, and when ill- ness finally caught up with him, Lefty soon cast it off. General Course Page l7 e-'.l t R . wp? A ti ,s ie 5 'xv.4' Q till Q.. E Q l,i,': T. Q KI' - gif'-fi ff 3 ' 'A-ASTE! .s?-2.5225 Q ei, ' ,fl fiwti-f 5,923 j.:f.:.':!j ix..,gL1:.. 5:3 ft?-: ...uf gg .. -42 Fit G 1' l 1 ' A f in f 4 fi.-'frf lr .1 l E52 gl , tt. -1 f K --2 , . . , ! ' 7 . --fif- l l ' 1 Q 2 1 il r ' ' lgis MV. .X V .-, 2 3-141. iii lvl: til .1 ll W -f B -. E b- , if-fl wiv ..- ,fe-Af . 3,3 V.:-.1 5.5 'tt .5- ..t. .,.i .., 45:0 1' t.. if . i. s. 'US 1 f 4