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

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Bucknell University, A.B, 1 ' f' fl .avi iff,-Vu -,oe , x R 4,54 ,,cf'L L, . -Lf 1' - fkfkfc, KATHERINE M. BECK, B.A.. M.A. Western Reserve University, Pennsylvania State College, B.A., M.A. Erzglirla Civirr DAVID G. EVANS, B.S. Keystone State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.. University of Penn- sylvania. Englirb FRANCIS N. MOONEY, B.S EVAN j. EVANS, A.B. B.S., Duke University. rlfrzzlyermllirr Frerzrln Mrztbenz.zlir.r Science' 'G' Cjfairian f 94 0 Pennsylvania State College, C-' 61,614 IN 'rms day and age, Democracy is something to be loved and guarded jealously. Abroad to- day are doctrines that deviate and degrade the fine principles of civilization. Modern Europe isuconfronted with bloodshed, fear, insecurity, hatred, distrust and terrorism. By circumstance or some shrewd ways and means, a few strong willed men hold power over millions of people and determine the future of their people and themselves by their actions. These same men are now fighting a new war for old reasons, changing the maps drastically, causing the peo- ple to Hee across the face of the earth, and set- ting up new forms of government. These things could be avoided if people stopped being selfish MARY E. MONAHAN, B.S. ANNA T. QUIRIN - West Chester State Teachers College, St. joseph's College, Beckley College, Grove City B.S., Columbia University. College. Englirb Commerrial Studief - 1 l l Us Twelve

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PHOLDS PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY MR. CHARLES R. BIRCH, our superintendent, has done much for the advancement of the St. Clair School District. The progress of the schools under his guidance has been a steady growth, that is a credit to his administration. His interest in community projects as well as those directly concerned with the school has been for the building of character and citizenship in the student body. The principal of our High School, Mr. Ellwood S. Boden- horn, has won the respect and admiration of the entire student body, by his ready willingness to help in anything that con- cerns their welfare. He has given individual attention to the problems confronting each student, and his advice will go far in helping them confront the difiiculties that they may encounter in life. The Superizllendezzt The Pmnfpal CHARLES RICHARD BIRCH, ELLWOOD SAYLOR BODENHORN A.B., M.S. A.B., A.M. Penn State College Superintendent St. Clair Schools Lebanon Valley College, A.B MS Bucknell trnivmiiy, AB., AM. Uflivffsifv Of Pe'mS5'lV1m'1 University of Pennsylvania Clw-nzi.rlrjl L.1I.in Eleven

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ING YOUTH TO A DEMOCRATIC LIFE and greedy. The sooner this is done, the sooner will order be restored to the world. As Seneca says, The great felicity of life is to be without perturbation. It is no wonder that we love, respect and pro- tect our flag and for what it stands-purity, in- nocence, hardiness, valor, vigilance, perserver- ance and justice. The Declaration of Indepen- dence and the Constitution mean much to us be- cause they provide for our enjoyment of free- dom of speech, freedom of press and assembly, the right to petition, redress of grievances, and freedom of religion. We, here in America, open our eyes in the morning on a world busy doing something about social diseases, housing, human labor M ,400 MARGARET C. RAY, B.S. CL in C. Beckley College, Pennsylvania State College, Grove City Col- lege, B.S. in C., University of Pennsylvania. Commercial Studie: State .et M7 Slew ESTHER A. BOTZER, A.B., Keystone State Teachers Col- lege, Penn State, A.B., M.A. ALLAN R. STERNER, B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teach- ers College, B.S., Pennsylvania State College. Heal lb Physical Edumlion I f J 'J '