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

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WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR US HE greatest glory of a free- born people is to transmit that freedom to their children.-H avard. In order to really justify our inherit- ance we must put into practice the ideals handed down to us by our forefathers -- those ideals upon which we have founded the basis of our democracy. Every American prides himself,upon the fact that he is an integral part of the greatest gov- ernment on the face of the earth. Forward we go with our precious ideals, holding high our lamp of lib- erty. THE DEMOCRATIC SCHOOL ir THE PEOPLE Pupilr are fitizem of the fflsool laere and now zuilh riglaff, dfzlief, privileges and obligaliozzff' 'A' THE ATHLETICS The Jclnool aimr to develop .rkill in one or more Jportr lo rreate abid- ing inlererl and provide an enjoy- able form of f6L'f6dli07l in later life. i' EXTRA CURRICULAR Stzzde1zl affinities ir an elaboration upon the curricular program for lhe pm-pore of attaining a greater real- izalion of the objerliver of educa- tion.

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C-A6144 Old? Tune: A Kiss In the Dark from Victor Herbert's Orange Blossoms Wfordx by Carol Rboadx, Kathleen Monahan, and Muriel Gray Now our work with you is done ' Dear old Saint Clair High The Parting time for us has come So we say good-bye. Our chosen paths lead us from you Loyal Red and Blue But the years we've spent with you Ever weill hold true. The class of 40 bids farewell On leaving you this day To wend our way down life's pathway With hopes and dreams come true We will ne'er forget the joys We have had and shared Though we love you We must leave-loyal Red and Blue. As we enter life's fray We'll remember the days Spent with you, Alma Mater dear 4 And when dark clouds appear We will shed ne'er a tear But uphold your traditions true.