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

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rv' Fr' ff' rv' x X 4 J .1 PETER P. KOVICII ANTHONY J. KRALICK PUzz TONY llc prear'l1L'.v best' 11'lro.vr1ys IIi.v brlxx Voice .wing .vrrcfef little. and lair, I'uzz. a musician ol' the elass. and one ot' its most in- tellectual members. has gained popularity through his pleas- ant manner and innumerable wisecracks. We hope someday to find him among the leading chemists ol' the world. JOSEPH KRALICK -KIIAND SHAKI-un To have fl'il'Il!1-VfSfO be one. Joe's favorite hink name is Hand Shaker which is quite suitable for him. He was a member of the football squad always ready lor, hand worl: and ever l'aithl'ul .at, practice. Joe was also il member ul' the senior, male' quartelte. is .zu great lover ot' music. X , - H , X . .5 ly- . , ,Ai H ., V It Cl'LAltI,ES KUUTAN M Cu,iln.m me zrhul I um and Jgenlc noi! o nlterbrjztf' C idrlie. th wtjtllest mfrflibff ofltt e class IESSGFSCS ualitics thh ure sniff to 1 life ls 'I successi. , e li .I-Elsie and iris abi to pl X any in- strum its has ,iphveiil him a reput tion of Being' a versatile performer. Hisxquick temper Qtteu displays itself. but is soon conqu edtby his powers ol' self con l. 5 IPage 231 Thr Volga lioafman. Yo llrawc Hof Tonyis deep hanss voice has thrilled many a girl. so they say. He is a member ol' the commer:-ial quartette. and is always on hand when there is any singing to he clone. Tony wants to -be a policeman when he leaves school. and his fav- orite topic is the necessity of law and order. JOHN J. KURTEK JACK uJ0,1IL,S the fypc 1lmf'.s- nlirayx quiet' Never lmmrn io he in ll fight. John a chap who can find no timevto be idle. From a diligent student during the week. he trails off to play the business man on Saturdays. He takes much interest in his commercial studiesg particular- ly shorthand. ANTHONY LARISII HANTHONYU Silence is golden, and no one knows it more than I. Mystery surrounds our An- thony. What his hobbies and ambitions are remains in the dark. He confines himself solely to curricular activities. The above quotation fits him perfectly. for never will his tongue get him in trouble. 4

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I ,J 1 if 7 7 N THE CLAIRIAN ?' iw' 1 'Y .- Y W, V .ii S' V. ix T W i' ' MARION E. KANEZO X Q. ANNA KAZLAUSKAS -.Mlhlvi nTlIl'l'l'iN ci litlle lnif of bad in every good liffle girl. Unlike a number of the other senior girls. Marion be- lieves in never losing one's dig- nity. In the evenings she spends her time making sand- wiches for the high sehool stu- dents. Math was an easy sub- jeet for Marion, an l her great- est pleasure was lf. be found in solving problems. ROS E A. KILPATRIC K liosii-1 ullvlIUll'.VOIlll', aflzlrfie, and ximplg 'IlIflg7I8fiC.H Rosie is :L typical bashful miss. Hut being hashful has not kept her from doing things. She was a member of the eliampionship girls basketball team. She takes a keen de- light in driving a ear. and has served as chauffeur for her teammates on many oeeasions. She hasn't given us :L hint as to her ambition. JOHN KNAUT JACK Mag I eaf, sleep and be merry For fomorrow I may flank. Jaek'l is of the happy-go lucky type and has for his motto Whats the use of wor- rying when you get there just the same. His favorite occu- pation is star-gazing. so we wish him much suecess in the field of astronomy. lPage 221 ANN 'iller words show her :rif im eo m po ralzle Ann is one ol the happiest ol girls. Quite serious at times, she gets a great deal of pleas- ure out of life. She is espe- cially fond ol' music. and de- lights in playing the organ. She will always be Helen to several of the teachers. PETER A. KLIZAS USLEEPYN .. ,. . l'zraman. fireman, .wwe my rhild. Slcrpyf.-f IL fireman, young and 1l'tlll.N Pete wants to be ai fireman. He is ol' the happy-go-lueky type wliiela ean easily be seen in the look in his eyes. His favorite occupation is star gaz- ing. and his keen sense ol' humor has made lvim one ol' the most sought after mein- bers of the elass. We wonder what it would sound like il' Peter ever laughed out loud. NYILLI AM C. KNAUT BILL His hr ir is rcd, his yas arc lzluc, Ilisf mer is plvaxillg ii. art is true. Bill is the other half ol the Knaut twins. He is the more sophisticated of the two. and spends a great deal ol' his time reading mystery stories. 1 9 3 4 . ' to W

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I N '1 BE'l l'Y A. LAWLESS JOHN ll. MAGICE Br:T'1'x ' fl rliglzifiml, f1INIIifi0llN rznrl i1:rl11,vfrio11.v lasx alu'r1y.v rcruly fo argue in r-lass. lh-tty is very l'on4l of flroain- ing.: soul quite fra-qncntly we lnwv soon hvr in that dazzle-ml position. llcr lllUSll'Rll ability has airlorl l-1-r in taking part in llllIllt'l'Ullh opcrettas anal she- has provwl lu-rsell' 1-apahlc ol' doing so. GICORGE MAKSIM KAN l 11i11f hvurf n'vr won fair llIIlilll'7I.u Iik'lllQ a goorl ll0y-St'0lll. G4-oi'g1go has to do a good zleerl 1-vm-ry mlay. llis lomlnoss for long walks has lvfl him ovcr many ot' the surronnrling towns antl hills. In sv-hool ,his weakness was history. and all his outside reading was done in history texts and nova-ls. George is also quite religious. a l'K'j.ftllill' attcnilant at all 4-hurvh servic'vs. FRANCIS F. M A LE Y HSPIKEN Thr 1r11.rLcIc1'lu.v1' is on me- Spike is the owner of an open air lord. He sits up so high that we van see him POI!!- ing a square away. The- front ss-at is nvvor llIl0CCtlpiCCl. for his friend Marty is always along. To wave to the girls as thvy ln-on-ze through town. AL present he' is taking a course in how to train boxers. so he will he pre-part-rl wha-n Marty lmcvoines a professional. lpage 24 .IAC1uc If's inlffllvvf of grcnfvr sfujy' 'fix snizl, Tim! lorltzv 11-illziu ,vo Illlllljf ll lrvrzrlf' .lac-lair is the' aay Lothario ol' the Sm-ior floss, llc- is over rcafly to aicl fair tll2tlll0llS in mlistre-ss. but he :lox-s not plar-0 all his thoughts on th:- fzlir sc-x. llc always fintls limo to cle-lyv into the llIySll'I'll'S anrl intric'ar'if's ol' lllt't'llilllll'S. His. hohlwy scams to he rlvsign- ing Slip?F-2llll0lllUbllL'S a n fl motor-lmoats. f MARY A. MALIA MBIARY ANN Ii'r':' hrmlfy of kiml, llt'I' z'iriuf's fronz rlbow' lluppy ix ln' lrlzo mn I'I!l1llI lim' low'--'y Marys ability as :I haskot- hall star has won for hm' this yvar the honorml position as vaptain of the team. Faith- fnlly and f-arnestly Mary var- riswl out her cluties. Her little pop talks nc-vor tail to luring viz tory. Shv is nm-vor without hor smilv. Ilvr pleasing: per- sonality has w,Qn her many lricnfls, Q NICHOLAS MA. JI'KsA . N1c.'2'l it Tha world dclighfs in surznyf . -- W x, - , pcgzple. ' 1 V - 4 'X ' v He'l'ois55- the Cuban Romeo ol' our class. Tifv playing'-of pranks on his C'llilSSllllill!S will Lear-l1cl's gives lll11l,Ii70t'C en- joymeilt lllilp a joke book. llc haslheeli ljept qu'te busy this year, serving as foo mall unaffil- ger, and than bping chosen for the staff of the Clairian. ' y I . H- ,Q 7 fix , , I I 1 1 X.