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

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ALMA MATER Mm WO R DS E.S.8ODENHORN APOLOGIESTO E.A.S. LH: HRA LLLL LLM: ' To DEAR oLo SAINTCLAIRHIGH Scuoourms RIN6f- me some we Ruse - We CAME TO You AS ,FRESH-MEN OUR HEARTS WERE vouue AND Fnee j LET? wg if-'Ll A SONG THATS FILLED WITH GLAD - NESS A SONG THATS FILLED WlTH PRAISE You Toon us AND vou 'rAueur us Barren Cn' - I - zens 'ro is b HI ETH? TTIT P LH: I 559 4914: Jmlgl WE CAN NOT HELP BUT LOVE THEE OUR HEARTS ARE FULL OF THEE AND ,NOW THAT WE ARE LEAV - ING OUP THOUGHTS ARE QL OF THEE - .. J. pp e YH? fim 'N Hut ::3':' A J ,UL 55.6451121391 HH Fon, wsu. we Know 'rue user we owe To AL -'MA MAT- ER DEAR WELL CHER -:sn AND A-noneL- -ruse OuR AL-MA MAT-ER DEAR . -ti ul W 5 . . l5.l'4 : A '.n . T U nh: I Page 8

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LAYING A FIRM FOUNDATION The great buildings in our large cities are built on solid rocic. A defect in the super-structure may sometimes be corrected, but a defect in time founciation makes the wiroie building iiabie to collapse, So in public life, time men in control of our government and institutions are only as strong as in their youth they were trained to be. BOOK ONE

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Builders of Firm Foundation The Superintendent The Principal CHARLES RICHARD BIRCH, A.B.,A.iVI. ELLVVOOD SAYLOR BODENHORN. Supelrinlindcnt St. Sixclqis Buc'ne University, . ., .. . Penn sae Cone e University of Pennsylvama Lebanon Vaiiey lfgoiicge, NLS. University of Pennsylvania Ctwmistry Latin Mr. Ciiaries R. Bircti, pioneer of modern education, began his teaciling career in time St. Ciair High Schools in 1925. Since that time ire has served as Teacher, High School Principal, Supervising Principal, and at present imoids time responsible position of Superintendent of time district public sciaoois. Under iris guidance time SCil00iS iiave made rapid progress, new subjects have been introduced, and time woric divided into departments. Tile aim of Mr. Birch is to give to every sciiooi child aii time advantages neces- sary for its deveiopment. Every year we witness new and better methods being introduced so as to maice both teaching and learning a more enjoyable and profitable undertaking. ' Mr. E. S. Bodenilorn, who assumed iris duties in Saint Clair Sciioois in 1928, is to be commended for his patience and service to tire students of our sciiooi, for tile ioyaity and enthusiasm he has always sixown for his woric. He carries out his duties as a Principal efficiently and faittrfuiiy. He has been a iieipfui advisor to many graduates who are faced with tile dilemma of what they are going to do witii their lives. He fuitiiis his duty to time town by teaching the future citizens time vaiue of honesty and fair piay. , A To iaotii tilese men we give our utmost appreciation and gratitude. Page 9 1939