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

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Class Song QTUNE: Day and Nighty Now the time for parting has come And our work in dear old St. Clair High School is done. When we look back thru the years We see in them the smiles and tears Of by-gone days-High School days. Deeds not words we will uphold And from now on our lives around this motto we'll mould. In the passing years of life In the quiet and the testing strife We'll think of you and be true. 31 to 35 we spent And for Alma Mater we have felt the highest sentiment. Andi we chose the rose our How'r, As a symbol of the lively spirit we showed ev'ry hour. Happy hour! Farewell, School, our time is nigh The moment has come when we must all say good-by. Though- our paths may lead us far We'1l think of you where'er we are Your mem'ry dear. Ever near. VV e depart. And in each heart There will always be a fond place left for St. Clair High. Dear friends we bid you adieu VVe regret that we must part from you. Dear friends we give our goodbye As we leave your portals behind us. We go into the gates now op'ning in the world before us. So our learning is not through And we give our thanks to you to whom they are due. As we say, Fare thee well.

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X Ferdinand I. Adamcik Daniel A. Alessi Richard C. Amutis Eleanor D. Andriyausky Francis I. Baker Sara Becker Mary A. Blahosky Charles A. Buckalar If ,rf , ' ' s . ' Jr! W , f ,fa f .JJ W af' Ui p . tj l t I 1 , I 1. ,if 1,' 1 JJ'-fsfg' , C' ' .x-fivf .,.' FER AND I. FRANCIS I. BAKER! , rf ,' Vyigyg I ,I ,J , u ' - - .. ,V f 'N -9 x J e 11 rk and landsome Bakers nickname is Cannonball , I I A ' y clined. This lad is known by one and alll I A L, ii C' e Cl k Gable envious, ,' He goes around as gay as you please, ,h kv, en too-Ferdy is kind. '. I His greatest delight is trying to tease. Press Clubg Football, 45 li,a,l?f1a Pi., 'res., 1: yicc Pres., 2: Class 'Pl1ly. JI Claiwy Student Council.. 1' I X A! ! I A I ff! Dlo.r,ufL' I assi' flx' X l . ' ffl!! ' -I J I JL I ttvff J! I ,V fp f F .ff ,A ,A SARA BECKER ,X-ATh 1-iientlemwfifz t mustzic o - ' Ifllfove I playa, si , MJ .belly Serene, quiet and always sedate, fiffn mu '9 Wop 500n bg Q110vV11, Thorough in studies but never lateg ' fllksnfiuflzlan Al ing. xx' Sara entertains with many a story, Qrchesffa, In order to keep us from class worry. Press Club. x - if NCHARD Cf MUT' 'f MARY A. BLAHOSKY I If -P . . yi Y vi Nj! I I' A Serlokssf' Est Ll -is Semm' ' Small, but quick and ever-ready, I lt . V r rd is ret,lCem.tO0' This young lass has many a friend: J., It h'mA-no aptcr mmxm ls found' U Earnest in school: jolly outside. M -' Than To mme Own Self be true' She is due for an upward trend. I fl' I , Clairiang Alpha Delta Pi. ELEANOR D. AN DRIYAUSKY qui t and industrious lass, T most studious girl in the senior class yping is her joy and pride, ' e'll reach her goal, stride by stride. - YJ I!!! K Press Club. CHARLES A. BUCKAL 'Wi it He is active and small: he is love y ally! I This member of the Crescents: NVith a Winsome port he is out f sbfft, Bringing honor with his presenc ' ki ol