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

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SM' typ-'5 f L 4 s.. r' T5 use-K l O . . . - ..,-'lv .l0HN REESE . BS. Ursinus Collelle. B.S.. Pennsyl- vania State College. Hygiene Physical Education MILDRED THORN .V B S West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S., Temple University. Girls' Health Physical Education MRS. RUSSEL L. BS.. M. of E State Teachers College, una Pa.. Temple Univers , C0lllIll0l'l'lill Swe. ' MRS. KERMI'l' E. A ' WAGNER it BS., L.S. Millersville State Teachers Col- lege. Keystone State Teacher's College, B.S., L.S. History Civics FRANCIS E. WELKER BS., M.A. Keystone State Teachers College, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, New York University, M.A. Science Biology 10 ' MICHAEL STRANKO, HS. Bucknell University, B.S. in lVllllll8l1lilll1'S Pllysivs DR. ROBERT F. WEAVER M.D. University of Pennsylvania S-vhool Physician,

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. ' , 1 fl if it C- s y THOMAS L. JENNINGS MARGARET JANE JONES B. Music B.S. Combs Cflllexte of Music. B- West Chester Teachers College. Music. B.S. Instrumental Music Secretary, Superintendenfs . Office MARY E. MONAHAN Tem- West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, Saint Joseph's College, B.S., Columbia University. English FRANCIS N. MOONEY ll Pennsylvania State College, B.S.. Duke University. .le . 1 xx A I MARY S. MCCARRITY B.A. Saint Joseph's College, B.A. Latin be prevented at any cost. It can be done, by carefully plan- ning and developing, in cooper- ation with the peace-loving na- tions of the world, an organized peace, practical and satisfactory to all. Difficult as it may seem, this ideal can be achieved. Greed and selfishness must be sup- pressed, and by cooperation, neighborliness, compromise, and good-will create a peaceful world order that will prevent wars and at the same time de- velop a friendly, mutually prof- itable relation among the peace- ful nations of the world. We must end forever the power of the gangster to spread among innocent and weaker countries gfear, distrust, insecurity, hat- red, bloodshed, ruin, and deso- lation. According to our peace pro- visions, will depend the secur- ity of the world tomorrow. Therefore, let us plan safely, sanely, and securely, that we may build magnificently. Mathematics We must do our part to win the war and to win the peace. Gene,-ul Sf-iem-6 To prepare the students for this important task as Builders of Tomorrown, is the aim of the faculty. 9

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The Parent Teachers ssmziatinu rv, OFFICERS President MRS. ALFRED D. ROBERTS Vice President MRS. EDWARD DELKER Secretary Miss FAITH WRIGHT Treasurer MRS. CLARENCE H. HAGAN The Parent Teachers Association wishes to extend to the Class of 1945, greetings, congratulations, and best wishes for a happy and prosperous life. You are entering the work-a-day world at a very critical time in history. The war is still to be won. lmpatient to do your hit to achieve victory, some of you, before reaching the military age, have volunteered your services, some have been called. You, brave young m,en, especially, do we honor and salute, and pray for your safe return when peace has been restored. Likewise, eager to carry your share of responsibility, many Senior girls will answer the call of the government, in its desperate need of nurses. You have prepared for this work by taking a special course in Chemistry. Your foresight is commendable and We wish success to our future HAngels of Mercy, There are those who will enter higher institutions of learning, others will enter the business world, while many will secure any work which will aid in furthering the war effort. . Wherever life calls you, whatever your activities, may we urge you to your best effort, and reap life's greatest reward-the satisfaction of duty well done. 11