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

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u. C' V 1 r' 1 , I O ' rr Y 1 1 eniom of I O CARL EDWARD ADAMCIK Carl Due to his popularity and intelligence, Carl has been chosen president of the senior class. He is interested in hiking, stamp collecting and politics. He is an excellent math student and we know he'll succeed. Academic Courseg President of Student Council 4g Basketball 25 Prom Committeeg Class President 4g Band 1-2-5. J D isi e s 1 E!! f' if gl, many xens W p e wi me ' ' 56' C 'K ADAMI v: 1- 5 f X- 0 '? O,. 00 , f 1 V z Kp rgtmzm '?n Q. ,Pio.4. C .u ft si-U ,ull 1 a 4 -4 nQbec J fp, H ' rtS. I , d Academic Course- tudent Council 1-2- I ' -- a er 2-52 Booster 1. S , GEORGE 1082 ' j'lJG80f eff 5, Quiet ' t that b . H 'en the cou s opes to a'e h om t ' rx We wish him fu ars. E rcwourse. ' - - , s EL BET O BER e ' I Hy Betty ' one 0 e fe edh s lass. S i quie ut arnest w ' r, a st o r ends. ith h r char g s ' eerful 2 ' posi icyf, we 7 w ess' l f '. Cdyercial urseg . T. . 5-45 Glee Club -ig Clair n Staff. l JOSEPH DANIEL BOTTO Baja joseph is full of fun and well liked. He is a sports fan and a popular dancer. If Ugood nature is a trait toward success, we fkno ' ' 06077 will succeed. Academic Courseg Clairian tad .cf . Carl rances Adamitis X H. . I 1 Vu JL pl tlizg'bjfgnfBobber HELEN Q. A Y fuelmv We Cyn! ilplen A.Bf21dv ,Helen is always iling a jbkirmftyet ls djs I l lf-1 ' I, a. reserved sort of e son. loves, l-:ingf c- A WL . . 10. l ' J V4 ing, and library work. W opejbe will makeligood I , - ,xl ,sv l U' 4' in future years. ' Ji' iw, 'pl l ,JVM M, J 1 . Y 1 I Commercial Courseg B. T. C. 3-4g Glee Club I-2. 5 Jf-P k .N 1 E i M Seventeen

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Cfcwa of 1940 OFFICERS Prerident Carl Adamcik Vice Prerident Edward Fitz Secretary Russell Dashifsky Treasurer jack Williams Clan Flower Clan Colorr Red Rose Scarlet and Silver SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cyan Motto Adzfirorr Bark Rou Edward Fitz Carl Adamcik, g Russell Dashifsky From Row: John Wil- Today We Follow: MISS Phoebe Evans llamg Tomorrow We Lead Mr. Francis Welker ENTERINC- THE TREADMILL OF DEMOCRACY FOUR YEARS ago the class of 1940 entered Saint Clair High School with an enrollment of 152 members. At our first class meeting we chose the following students to guide us through the term: President, Elenore Kotchg Vice President, Albert Kazlauskusg Secretary-Treasurer, Jenny Ross. In our second year we were well represented on the football, baseball, and basketball teams. We held a very successful doggie roast at Eagle Hill. The class oliicers for the Sophomore year were: President, John Brown, Vice President, Francis Gatelyg Secretary, Mary Gwynng Treas- urer, Mario Cherri. The Junior Prom was the highlight of our Junior year, and was held during the Christmas season in the Public School Auditorium. A com- mittee composed of representatives of the Freshman, Sophomore, junior Classes, and of the faculty selected a class ring which will be used by all future classes. Class officers for the third term were: Presi- dent, Elenore Kotchg Vice-President, jack Williams, Secretary, Olga Havrong Treasurer, Edward Fitz. The Vlfashington Trip was uppermost in our minds during our Senior year. NW e held another doggie roast at Eagle Hill. In the latter part of the year we were occupied with the exciting preparations for graduation. CQLPLQVL 1 S ixxcen

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+fv1f.EVV'aJ-I.fk ,- i may . Ak y - rf i l L .J O! Arline . Brown john j. Brown Emo y Mich l Carpency Susan Elizabeth Chalko I i, r-iff chalrin William c. Chermanski A . Xxx L FJJ X ,TJ li' HN. ,Yfp ja- W1 JY : S 4 w' . . X J, A ,K . aman 1940 KX ARLINE F. BROWN Arline A very neat and efficient girl Arline is. She has tal-:en the academic course with the idea of becom- ing a nurse. We hope she will be a lady in white within the future. Academic Courseg Glee Club 1-23 Prom Committee. JOHN BROWN john john is the quiet type of person, but he enjoys sports and has participated in football. He is an excellent, efficient and industrious student. We sincerely wish that happiness will accompany him along life's path. Com e cial Coursey B. T. C.g Football 2-5-4g Prom giommadq resident 35 Clairian Staff. J' in x l ' VP I . Lp! . mp Q M. 'E , Y yit3HA CARTENCY 'feipwi-yr' ' W f ory tielon gdvthatsexcxlusive groupiiwho be- ' vesy 'Bilenc Mengnd-Ie also obtains great Qfple y e fro r mg. ,Hhs yearrvvlfor traveling aff sh rgqh ' towanduhis ambition to become a i l Sami ' l bv X vb Ns, Eighteen , 1 . if Confmerfial Courseg .-T4 334,X.Jksssciate Juke 3. V o i -f xi Fixx if ff A ' A S ALIQOXHS11 'Q -'fgu ' is o of r hyfmainber o does her ' rk' 'itho any mmellts, he ' well liked for er uiet ispos' on ahd sirhny' . mile. We wish -her succ ss ,in ' l that:'shevinay Sndertake Commercial ourseg ff, C. 3-4. HERMAN G. CHATTIN Hit Hic is tall and broad of stature which is good proof for his great football ability. He enjoys the company of the opposite sex. We wish him the best of luck in everything he undertakes. General Courseg Football 3-4. WILLIAM C. CHFRMANSKI 'rCblll1k?f'U Chunker is one of the foremost members of our football team, where his cooperation was one of the main factors for his success. We are certain this characteristic will reap a benefit in the future. General Courseg Football 1-2-3-4. l