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

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Anna M. Siney Oswell T. Smith Eleanor C. Stabingas john F. Steficek Iohn R. Thomas Helen F. Twardzik Betty C. Wagner William I. Walsh wi ANNA M. SINEY IOHN R. THOMASIXM my AX quiet and fair young maiden John's stellar game, yy :YQ XYhn is kind and very discreetg Brought to us football fame, . Shc's friend to 11 great many, He docs his best, - ln dress she is always neat. So he's bound for success. , . Q ismsief Staff. Football, 2-3-4g Alpha Delta Pi. U' ' , . 6 X XXX. , ,Q QSWELL T, SMI-ri-I HELEN F. TwARDz:K i A ' ' ' Laughing, joking, all day long, Helen is ?11W3Y5 feadb' f01' fun, Oggie is tlmbkindg J But only after her class work is doneg ' Never is he without To'm'- Sheys 3 IOVCI' Of SD0ff5 WC deem. A good gpm-tg this ygulll find' For years she served on the basketball team. I - gi ' V Booster Staffg Basketball, 2-3. ,Xa I ,BJ U ELEANOR c. STABINC-AS , ' BETTY c. WAGNE 224121-pf all ' LxIllltll' inakes an ideal student, J ' I She is 'f-ldoin seen to frowng Betty's our class poetess, N ji' if She al ys kno vs her Spanish well- ln all things she'll excellg rdf, M X I Ou staxggj from out of town. Her school works' nothing but the . I fps, C1574 . lpha Delta Pif asket all 3. But she likes gaiety as well. . N jj - I X X fl ' Booster Staffg Clairiang Alphaxijilka 1. .ff-WU 'L wf f MAWWM- 1 J' L ' 7 A -77' , -X JJ .Q , 1 , f E I J E f QV WILLIAM WALSH X 7 I f Lervat ii in its prim , , John . digtnihed a t time: You can sec the fun shining, ' ' f llc d'besn't p .l c jostle about. Out of VVilliz1m's eyesg A 'J .-X rough- ed gentleman-no doubt. l'le's interested in studies too, 'A Alairian. VVl1ich proves that he is wise. lihijy 1 N

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Ethan L. Rogers lohn A. Russavage Margaret G. Ryan Iohn T. Scherr Andrew A. Shandor George A. Shandor George L. Sharockman Sara M. Shumskis I I ' r fr .1 BF xl Wf, M!!! f .J l 1 ' fx' X 1 1 ' ,iff 'A i I- , , ,. f f 4-, my Aff ' f 1 I 0 0 I-j V , , L . . j' X' A ' ' L I., V1.1 X X .A JW V ' g ETHAN L. ROGERS ANDREW A. SHANDOR if ,J ,A-1 - y is always in a hurry, Mirth and merriment, rhythm and tune, x X V, W 1' talk and tease is his delightg Melodious music suhlimel ff' l n er troubles anyone, Such grace, such tempo, such intricate V ' V, ways strives to do what is right. SYCDS, 1 ' Booster Staff: Clai,-ian. He is dancing all the time. ' j li Q WM I rf W 2,0- GEORGE A. SHAN R , ,wr , IOH . USSAVACE I., -Jr, A ,. .mf George is our hero of fooilllgllv lhie, A ' fi - , 'll , . i 5.Hf0Uml- 110 HCTS the CIOWU lle pulled us through in many et , W he glrls he loves to tease: Our class he led tlirotaktripjjgfle' s fell, i J lf' .2 We Anever saw him 'wear a frown, NVe hope his fame. llwe tci.t f ,N ,IL ' ji, fl-hs classes are just a breeze. 1.i1.L,5idemY 3-43 Football, 2 Q ay?-'J I f Press Club: .Xlpha Delta i. V , 1. . rtnft fi, ' A ll 4 - 02,41 , MARGARET G. RYAN . . A A uf jf GEORGE L. SHAROCKMAN ff L.. VM Q Aj vrrfra 1 A shyer girl cannot be found, G I ' 1 f ll 1 l V, I, .J 2 'I Nor yet a more studious oneg Gig? Wils tlmsgrui O our C A511 ff , I' Il But despite her extraordinary quietness ,lqrteli Wm. U We nevllr W1 DMR' N1 !' , , -, Credit is given where credit is due, J f-' 1' l fl Margaret doesn t miss much fun. H , gf R- Glee Club lhe class of 35 owes a great deal to you. , I, J ' Treasurer, 3-4Q Basketball, I-2-3. i 'I 0' ' , g' f' ' 4 WV :L 1 ll' 'lf Y I I 4 IQHN T, SCHERR SARA M. SHUMSKIS f pl l'le's quiet and patient in class, Sam is the tallest lfl55' K dl Is on speaking terms with applicationg Of all Thi? H1115 1.11 ULU' .CIHSSQ ' , A. . Treads the earth with his heart in the May She be llaP1'Y 111 Cfmlmg Years- - C'Y'Z clouds, For his destiny is aviation. Always smiling and never in tears. 1 I Glee Clubg Alpha Delta Pig Basketball, -3. Jw -Fix' Q ll Y

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1 Albert W. Walscavage Leo I. Ward Marion E. Williams George L. Williams john 1. Winisko Neil G. Wuster Nellie A. Yankosky Edward R. Zimmerman K Q if 1 -11. f l I JL! v i M , W. WALSCAVAGE lli eases girls and mends shoes, fill AL W , uips and cranks and folly he woosl e plays and teases as lung as he may, For isn't tomorrow another day? Us it Q I I -f I' I. s i I A uso 1. WARD A fair, blue-eyed youth, with a shy, winning smile: .X jolly companion- And llistory is his style. -.K X V Y MARION E. WILLIAMS R iQ Marioifs smile will lu-ing her success, g, J lt somehow nften relieves the distress Q N, , .-Xnd saves her friends with it's warmm ff glow, She'll always he lun-cl wherever she'll Q4 Press Club. r - Y fx 2 ilhf 'X ly ' 1. R -t le GEORGE L. wlLLuAMs V .E lhe future is too dim' lx R K ' my Hygones will be bygones, 4' , The girls of the present .ff fi' fl 'fry NEIL ,,.v I E , a , ' 114-P - , IOHN I. WINISKO .-,- 4 e ,4 f P, L. This lad has many acquaintances, Upon whom he may call: .X few he makes No enemies at his loyal friends, all. 9' ,l' ,Ui 1 4 G. LWUSTER i -. A l XNeil me Aifef' with a elif-'erful smile, He lau 'hs if troullles ennieg NW-rf1t's the iisf of xnoyifig, VVheu theres nothlxfg to he done. Football, .LZ Flrlss, Play: Press Club: Alpha Delta Pi. Jill NELLIE A YANKOSKY .N smile, a nnd, an app1'nx'in1g glance. NVith Nellie, wnrry hasn't a chanel Slit-'cl rather giggle and ehew gum For her+l,ife is just a harrel ul fun. EDWARD R. ZIMMERMAN Peppy is one nf the clowns of the class, Some mischief he'll always eonnive: XVhenerer you see him he's nialcing snme fun, lk Xl Are fascinating to him. For the students uf '35, . 5 Vfwuof lf-V f ' , ...1 I Qlf.., '0+,J ' tafvoof f11M-fffwwwf' 1 .M- - Q we Zeovw. r - .f U I 4- V -,r