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

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lOHN T. BURNS lack A mighty hunter and his prey wasumanf' Even after four years, few of us have come to know john very well. On several occasions we- have seen his fun loving disposition displayed in playing pranks on his com- panions. Hunting and trapping offer-him relaxation from his studies. There are few novelstin the library that he has not read. GERALD CHYLACK 4 schyv 1 , No profit grows where is no pleasure ta'en. The most subdued member of the Big Four of the Chemistry class possesses a very keen sense of humor. He derives a great deal of amusement from catching people in their off moments. He does not make friends without their having proved their loyalty. Being bashful around the fair sex, he has seldom attended any social affairs, he is more interested in his automobile. ANNA -M. COOK Cookie Ambition is the growth of every clime. Cookie travels very far to come to school. She is sel- dom- late, which leads us to believe that she looks for- ward to her work. When she first came to us in her sophomore year, she was quite shy, but two years among us has done remarkable things. Before classes, she spends a lot of time in the halls. No doubt she is keeping watch over fellow township friends. Girl Reserves 2-33 Glee Club 4 RITA M. l. COVELY HTlSS8l'H She walks in Beauty like the night. Speaking of beauty reminds one of the qualities pos- sessed by Rita. She is staunch in friendships, kind in judgments, faithful to duties and conscientious in work. One can't help but feel happy in her presence. Her ap-- pealing laugh has ever helped to warm our hearts. Clairiari Staff, Booster Staff l 3 Girl Reserves 2-3 ffm, . WWW 4556 ffiyffi Wwifilwii tif'

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W' . Mu J . , I l lv g dp. K gfw ,f gf J .aa f fx J V-' XV I .f i f J 'fm . A U-17 . P' ,l J' If , gft J J .4 FP jj .Nu !J fi J Sf Q IOSEPH A. BAUER if X f N0 as an I X' ' fy W M Ioe . V y ,.f , ox The result justifies the deed. J f ' 'L S lf you have any machinery in poor working order, joe can repair it for you. He derives much pleasure in doing all sorts of mechanical odd jobs. For the future he plans making this his life work. For variety he hunts and goes fishing. Studying never bothers him, because he believes he can learn more by actually doing the thing rather than studying about it. Hi-Y l-2-3-4 ' I J A WILLIAM o. BEADLE ' Guillermo find' He was ever precise in promise making. 'fr 1' ' Ky' This small chap is one of our class jokers. He delights A f 7 in teasing the opposite sex and in trying to scare the wwf f' f underclassmen. Dancing is his favorite pastime, but MhJ.+ probably driving is equally enjoyable. The Hi-Y occupies ' most of his time outside of school hours. A-. ylffi'-..' Q' f ' Hi-Y i-2-3-4 .K paw, IWWZKJ Alf' ' CECELIA A. BETZ Cely Silence is golden. Cely is another one of our classmates who is seen more than heard. Very demure and reserved as she is, we have never known her to enter into any of the pranks of the rest of the class. Always putting herself last, she is ever ready to lend assistance. She is highly prized by her many friends. Ci rl Reserves 2 IOSEPH L. BUEHLER Barney The course of Nature is the art of God. Barney is a great follower of sports and his pet hobbies are hunting, fishing, and trapping. He is active in the Hi-Y and is often seen in company with fellow mem- bers roaming the hills. Besides his love of nature he is interested in chemistry and short-wave radio. He is thoughtful and studious and prefers the company of a few well chosen friends. Vice-President Hi -Y 3-4 i ll Zia ff QQ' W LU if I9 1-1

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J,- IOSEPH M. COYLE was .. Nice.. Not well understood, as good not known. This tall broad shouldered classmate of ours hails om East Mines. Ever since his freshman year, he has en- joyed the reputation of being very quiet. He has no trouble in learning his lessons. Known for his depend- ability, he is never without friends. He enjoys reading and attending the theatre. Alpha Delta Pi 3-4 KATHERINE DASHION uKay1l A woman's work is never done. Tall, dark and decidedly charming, Katherine is a popu- lar member of our class. She has taken a great interest in her commercial work. Beneath her seeming quiet reserve, we find traits of mischief and humor. Reading good books is her favorite pastime. C-lee Club 2 MARY M. DAUBNER ..Mary,, From the end spring new beginnings. It took us quite a long time to become acquainted with Mary. The fault was probably ours, and now we have 'come to admire her shy attitude toward life. She has charmed us with stories of her interesting childhood and her numerous trips. We hope her future proves equally as fascinating. She expects to study abroad, but we hope she will always have a sincere regard for the friends she has in St. Clair. Alpha Delta Pi 4g Glee Club 4 lOSEPH DELINGO Black Damp Nothing is there more friendly to a man than a friend in need. Black Damp is a name revered in football circles of our high school. Active in sports for two years, joe be- came one of the most valuable players of his senior year. lnclined to dream a great deal, his lessons very often had to suffer. He knows how to give and receive a joke, a rare quality among most people. Lately he has cultivated an interest in dancing, but we can't seem to learn where the inspiration is. Football 3-4 eebsfa' l EQ. Gl 'tl 71,Arv-V4-IJ. bfl J 31- IA-l'O'!l.f ,A-rvbbg J