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

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r 4-1. I The School The f0u11sa'a1fi0n of efvery Demofrrzfy is its 6Li1fLfflli077 of its youth. 'TN Q 97 f CARL WEl.LER lArtistl SEETIIJN I

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'A' ul' 'Ir 'A' 'A' 'A' ir 'A' i' ir ibecbcafion ITH saddened hearts, we, the class of 1945, wish to dedicate this volume of the uClairian to the Alumni, who have made the supreme sacrifice, in the armed forces of our country. Wherever our heroes served, in an- swer to the call of their country-in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, the islands scattered in the Paciiic, or within the border of the United States, we offer homage. No word or act of ours can add to their fame, yet in all humility, wc pay tribute to their bravery and loyalty and steadfastness. In sorrow, we salute these courageous youth, and solemnly pledge that we will carry forward the battle to free democracy of its chains, and to secure a lasting peace-that our heroes shall not have died in vain. And we pray God's blessing rest upon them. 'k 'A' ir if 'Ir 'lr 'A' i' 'k 'lr

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Bnarli nf Education President MR. CLAUDE J. RHOADS Vice-Prvsirlvnt MR. GEORGE W. JOHNS Secretary MR. EARLE L. HEINBACH Treasurer MR. EDWARD T. THOMAS MR. PETER J. MCCARTHY MR. DONALD J. THORN DR. ERROL T. JONES We, thc class of l911-5, express to you, gentlemen of the Board of Education, our most sincere appreciation of your untiring efforts in our educationl welfare. You have unstintedly devoted your time and energy to place our High School on a high Scholastic and athletic plane. During the past four years, our study, under your guidance, has been most enjoyable and profitable, and we hope that in the future, your vigilance and devotion to duty, will lead to even greater achievement for Saint Clair High School. In takinv our de Jarture we wfsh afrain to assure vou of our Gratitude for U 7 U . U 7 providing the facilities which have made our education possible. 6