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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

we' 1948 Cfairian Editor-in-Chief Joe Corby Business Manager Dorothy Motto Ol QLU0l ln this volume of the Clairian we have tried to picture the Senior Class of l948. We have recorded the successes and the failures, the events, activities and personalities which made up our High School days. May it remind us that cooperation and unsel- fishness are needed for success in town, state or world affairs just as they were in classroom or school activity. As we take our place in an age that is fighting for Peace through United Nation Conferences we can put real meaning into our motto: Today We Follow: Tomorrow We Lead. ibeokcafion 'IflL, :Le cfuu of 1948, zleabcafe ffm wfume of the Cfaifian fo the umle,JaMmm. 'ML .lo Mid in appreciation for ,our aupparl in Me yeam we jpmf flagellar .... M a PLJW of our :nf efe, f in ,ou Ar tlw year! fo COMP. 5 AE E .I I - - WORDS MUSIC E.S.BODENHORN APOLOGIESTO E.A.S ,EH 55519 59M 554,51 To DEAR om SAINTCLAIRHIGH Scuooums Rune- me sons we RAISE WE CAME T0 You AS FRESH-MEN OUR HEARTS wERE voune AND FREE jew? WE V51 A A some THATS FILLEDWITH GLAD - Ness A sono THA'r's rmsowma Pause You Toon us AND vou TAUGHT us BETTER CIT - 1 - zENs o 9144454 a1li::eHQ1l 1 inf uv ' I W ffm fwfr y f- ' WE CAN NOT HELP BUT LOVE THEE JUR HEARTS ARE FULL OF THEE AND NOW THAT WE ARE LEAV - ING OUP THOUGHTS ARE lil. OF THEE . J. - Epgiefw fi? img in Qi FOR wsu. we xuowrne near we owe To AL- MA MAT - ER DEAR WELLCHER :sn AND A none- -ruse OUR AL- MA MAT - ER DEAR 1 f If HE f x. 1 we govern! of glvlucafion President . . Mr, T. Donald Thorne Vice-President . . Dr. Errol T. Jones Secretary .. Mr. Earle L. l-leinbach Treasurer . . lvlr. Edward T. Thomas Mr. Claude J. Rhoades Mr. George W. Johns Mr. Thomas Moore .742 .sjufaerinfenclenf Charles Richard Birch BA., MA. Bucknell University, B.A., MA. University of Pennsylvania 6 is j me principaf Ellwood Saylor Bodenhorn B.A., lVl.S. Penn State College Lebanon Valley College, B.A., M.S University of Pennsylvania ALBERT ALESSI Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. Duke University Penn State College IChi Delta Sigma? Art Supervisor KATHERINE M. BECK MARCELLE J. BORDES, M,D B.A., M.A. Long Island Western Reserve University College of Medicine GLUE? Penn State College B.A., M.A. Social Studies English ESTHER A. BOTZER B.A., M.A. Keystone State Teachers College, Penn State College B.A., M.A. History MARIE F. BRADY, R.N. MARY V. CORCORAN DAVID C- EVANS, B-5- Pottsville Hospital State College KSYSTOVWE' SIGN TGBCIWGVS Bucknell College, B.S. History-Guidance 7 University of Penna. English 'H Q ELSIE C., FLAIL, B,S, MRS. THOMAS GIBSON EDNA HARRISON, B.S. Bloomgburg State Teachers B.S. in IVILJSIC Ed. Penh State College, B.S. College, B, 5, West Chester State Teachers Drexel Institute of Business Education College Technology Music Supervisor Home Economics 5 , THOMAS L- JENNINGS ANNA L. LUNDY, B.A. MARY MCGARRITY, B.A. B- MUSIC Millersville Normal Saint Josephis College' Combs College of Music, Penn Stale College BIA. B' MUSIC 7ll'l'8lh'l0lh Grade University of Penna. Instrumental Music English Algebra-Latin LOUISE MEINHOLD, BA. CHARLES A, MILLER, B.S. MARY E. MONAHAN, B.S. Penn State College Kutztown S. T. C., B.S. West Chester State Teachers Temple University Bucknell University College Librarian East Stroudsburg S. T. C, Saint Joseph's College Health and Physical Columbia University Education English 8 l , 1 FRANCIS N. MOONEY JQHN REESE, B.S. ALFRED ROBERTS Penn State College, B.S. Urgimlg Cgllege, B,S, Keystone Stan, Normal Duke University Penn Stale College Kutztown State Teachers Mafhemaflfs Civics-History Penn State College Genera' Science vm-am-9m Mathematics l RHODA MAY ROBERTSON, B.A. MRS. MARGARET J. MARY SULLIVAN Bucknell University SCHRAEDLEY, B.S. Perm Stale College B,A. West Chester S. T. C., B.S. 7fh-gfh grade Algebra-Spanish Secretary, Superintendent's Ceggraphy Office MILDRED THORN, B.S. FRANCIS E. WELKER HENRY J. ZALE, B.S., M.S West Chester State B.S., M.A. Kutztown S. T. C. Teachers College, B.S. Keystone S. T. C., B.S. Millersville State Teachers Temple University Penn State College College Girls' Health and New York University University of Perma. Physical Education Science-Biology+Physics Industrial Arts 9 Cllnelfl f flag- ef 5ff0ClCl,tl0l'l President Mrs. Alger Reese Vice-President Mrs. Kermit Wagner Secretary Mrs. Charles Breslin Treasurer Mrs. Harold Davis The National Congress of Parents and Teachers, with a deep concern for the future of our children, has set forth for l948, a Four Point Program: l. School Education 2. Health 3. World Understanding 4. Parent and Family Life, Education The Saint Clair Parent Teacher Association, a unit of five hundred nineteen members, has had a busy year and work is steadily going forward on all phases of this program. We wish to extend to the class of l94S congratulations and best wishes for a safe and peaceful future. Yours is a tremendous responsibility, working toward World Understanding and World Peace. You have had the finest educational advantages and as you go into the world may we urge you to take with you the spirit of tolerance, of co-operation and friendliness for all, that you may help to spread friendly understanding into the nation and the world for therein lies the hope of a permanent world Peace. 'l0 Cfaaa o 1948 Class Flower: Tea Rose Class Colors: Blue and Gold President ....... Norma Reading Motto: Today We Follow: Vice-President . Thomas Cummings Tomorrow We Lead Secretary ....... Elizabeth Kelly Sponsors Miss Mary Mccarrity Treasurer .... Michael Papinchak and Mr. Charles Miller Four short years ago we entered Saint Clair High School as Freshmen. We were active in all school sports and clubs. By our Junior year we had placed key men on every varsity squad and had gained enviable reputa- tions in C-lee Club and Dramatics. During these years the school was reorganized on the 6-6 plan and we 'had to make many adjustments as we became part of the Junior-Senior High School, About to leave S.C.H.S. we realize that cooperation and hard work is the basis of all success. We can only lead to the extent that we inspire loyalty in our followers. ll Melvine Andriyausky uspeedyn Earnest worker . . . ex- cellent student . . . cre- ative artist . . . made silhouettes for Prom . . . designs clothes . . . com- plains about her hair . . . undecided about Cupid's arrow . . . whiz at short- hand and typing . . . popular . . . dependable. Commercial Course - Class Secretary l, Cheerleader I, BTC 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 43 Clairian Staff: Prom Com- mittee. Ann Antolosky Charming personality . . . an example of both beau- ty and brains . . . always ready for mischief . . . forgetful . . . has a talent for laughing at herself . . . combs her curly hair constantly . . . Junior Class Play . . . friend to everyone. Academic Course-Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 41 Cheerleader 3, 43 Student Council 23 Clairian Staff: Prom Committee. Stephen J. Barlas Steve That cute boy from Ar- nout's . . . joined us in our Sophomore year . . . very neat dresser . . . always laughing . . . quite witty . . . cherishes a pipe . . . loves Spanish . . . seen frequently in Pottsville . . . a smooth dancer. General Course-Clee Club 2. 35 Alpha Delta Pl 3, 43 Student Council 45 Clairian Staff John V. Barry Friendly . . . shy . . . his attentive air discon- certing to teachers . . . either lost himself or los- ing something . . . jazz bow addict . . . well- mannered. General Course. Bernard F. Bramley Bram Baseball catcher . . . ex- plosive personality . . . never sad . . . blonde, blue-eyed . . . center of entertainment . . . host of friends . . . vigorously opposed to 6-6 Plan of counting credits. Seneral Course-Glee Club l, Baseball 3, 4. ' 1 Jean Brennan Shy . . . quiet . . . would rather listen than talk . . . likes to dance . . . am- bition is to work in an office . . . prefers typing . . . beautiful, naturally wavy hair . . . tiny fea- tures . . . agreeable and even tempered. Commercial Course -- Glee Club lg BTC 3, 4. eniom I2 Anna Bumbak Anka Sincere friend . . . the short of '48's' insep- arable duo . . . loads of fun . . . pleasant com- pany . . . radio fan . . . fearful temper . . . all rainbow after the storm . . . good typist. Commercial Course - C-lee Club l, 2. Mary E. Capko Pretty, dark-haired soda jerk . . . outstanding commercial student . . . neat dresser . . . pleasant personality . . . popular . . . fun loving and dig- nified . . . loves to act up in Glee Club . . . in- terests lie in Pottsville. Mary Ann Chaposky Very quiet . . . good listener . . . ever ready to do a favor . . . blond hair and green eyes . . . goes to all games . . . is seen at all dances . . . hobby is cooking. General Course-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4. 1948 Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 2, 43 BTC 2, 3, 43 FHA 3, 4. Michael Cheripka Chipper Tall . . . studious . . . has views on every sub- ject . . . hopes to invent a work-saving machine , . . believes in being better late than never . . . can't stop teasing girls . . . really enjoys Solid Geometry. Academic Course-Band 1, 2: Orchestra l, 25 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4. Lilian Choynacky KILHI? Deliriously happy . . trustful . . . chatterbox . . . works as hard as she plays . . . generous herself, grateful to others . . . staunch friend and class rooter. General Course-Clee Club. Joseph F. Corby . lljoell Fusses and fumes but never explodes . . . ex- cellent football player. . . popular . . . suffers fre- quent bouts of 'heart trouble' . . . bulwark of all Amvejeers teams . . . scored hit in Junior Play . . . do it yourself . . . skater . . . reader . . . thinks St. Clair is a road between Arnouts and Dieners. General Course-Prom: Edi- tor Clairian. 13 Robert J. Corby John Joseph Craig Thomas Cummings ..Lefty,. Sports come first with Lefty . . . serious man- ner . . . gravely courte- ous . . . sudden rollick- ing laughter . . . ever credulous victim of pranksters . . . expert at writing notes . . . The Ideal to underclassmen . . . wishes he could get to school on time . . . a good friend. General Course-Baseball 3, 43 Football 43 Basketball 4. Jack Capture his interest and you have a keen worker . . . scorns a dull rou- tine . . . avid baseball fan . . . never fails to produce the homework for the gang . . . alert . . . intelligent. General Course-Clee Club l, 2: Student Council 'l. li-I-ommyn Popular . . . good stu- dent . . . takes part in all activities . . . football star and Math fraternity President . . . strong class supporter . . . spe- cializes in gym decora- tion . . . likes dramatics . . . usually laughing . . . hero of Junior Class Play. Academic Course - Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4: Clee Club lg Football 3, 43 Alpha Francis J. Doyle ..Red,, Demon of the gridiron . , . well known among opposite sex . . . shaves every day . . . never ar- rives on time , , , likes to read . . . favors fancy shirts . . . wants to be a ballplayer . . . falls asleep in school. General Course-Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Clee glut? 1, 25 Student Council Delta Pi 3, 4. Elizabeth Feryo ' ' Betty Reserved . . . charming and congenial . . . faith- ful to choir practice . . . basketball fan . . . just can't sit home evenings . . . nice sense of humor . . . beautiful clothes . . . enjoys her classes. gergeral Course-Clee Club 1, 4 Gerald Feryo Husky he-man . . . shop specialist . . . affects dungarees . . . proud possessor of 47 Chevy . . . good natured . . . punctual and loyal . . . well-liked . . . prom and hop decorator . . . fol- lows through on every- thing he starts. General Course-Football 3, 4: Basketball 33 Prom Com- mittee: Clairian Staff. en iam I4 Mary Herman John Hillman Rosalie Holoviak Elizabeth .lane Fox it Bet, , Talented . . . ever busy ...loves to sing... always eating candy . . . forgets her gum at lunch time . . . a good basket- ball player . . . beautiful clothes . . . thinks camp- ing trips are swell . . . won't miss a Y dance . . . admired by all who know her . . . was the shy girl in Junior Play. Academic Course -- Student Council l, 3: FHA 3, 43 C-lee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Octette 2, 3. 4: Twirler 2, 3, 4: Clairian Staff. Adelaide Guris Dolly Tall and friendly . . . charming smile . . . loves to sing . . . always plan- ning a hike . . . unable to understand Spanish . . . collects snapshots . . . dislikes marching in gym class . . . can't stand being teased . . . a thoughtful friend. General Course - Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 43 Clairian Staff. Catherine M. Heenan Kerry Attractive blonde . . . charming personality . . . loves to swim and sleep . . . popular with oppo- site sex . . . can't get to school on time . . . can always be found in Home Ec room eating candy . . . never misses a dance . . . bashful . . . full of fun . . . diligent worker at all school func- tions. Ceneral Course-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee: FHA 4. ..Mike,, Peppy little package from Arnout's . . . energetic volunteer . . . wonder- ful bowler . . . basket- ball and football fan . . . skater . . . hates to sit home . . . wants to be dressmaker . . . willing worker in class affairs. Commercial Course - Glee Club 2, 43 BTC 3, 4: FHA 3, 43 Clairian Staff. Pleasant personality . . . studious . . . always wears a smile . . . class booster . . . likes to mingle with the opposite sex . . . walks from East Mines every day . . . never tardy . . . takes things as they come . . . never worries about fu- ture . . . best wishes from your classmates. Academic Course - Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4. I 94 The intellect of the Senior Class . . . loves to tease . . . volunteers for every- thing . . . insists on knowing the whys and wherefores . . . blushes easily . . . gift of dis- cussing without arguing . . . hates to wear a gym suit . . . liked practicing for Junior play . . . speaks soft and low. Academic Course-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Prom Committee, Clair- ian Staff. I5 George A. Homa HDOC., Neat dresser . . . chief interest is the Phillies . . . rabid World Series fan . . . very popular with girls . . . drives a Dodge . . . outdoor type . . . patrols the outfield for the Amvejeers . . . rates high with friend and foe . . . likes to decorate blackboards at Christmas . . . believes time heals all wounds. Cenfral Course-Glee Club Elizabeth J. Hughes Bette Blonde beauty . . . even disposition . . . poise . . . collects records . . . an ever-present smile . . . never out of trouble . . . forgets to go to class . . . sings high opera in Glee Anna L. Jones Jonesy Beautiful figure . . . con- ditioned by walk from Mill Creek . . . Enjoys dancing . . . prankster . . . reads love stories . . . many friends . sport fan . . . fine sense Club . . . sincere friend. of humor. Commercial Course-Student Commercial Course -- Glee Council lg Twirler 2, 3, 43 Club l. Glee Club l, 2, 45 Clairian Staff. Mary Kalafus Constance H. Kanish William Keffer Warm personality . . . Connie Bill eniom laughs easily . . . loves Student Council dances . . . merry blue eyes . . . bundle of energy . . . rushes to Chemistry class . . . Jen's other half . . . knows a little bit about a lot of things . . . baby sitter . . . neat dresser . . . never misses a football game . . . al- ways has an opinion. Academic Course-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 FHA 3, 43 Prom Com- mitteeg Clairian Staff. Happy-go-lucky . . . relishes pickles . . . for- ever jitterbugging . . . steady customer at Y . . . torn between two loves . . . staunch class sup- porter . . . always will- ing to help a friend . . . her clarinet bothers the neighbors . . . will make an efficient secretary. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Octette 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 BTC 4. Boisterous . . .talkative . . . never participates in class affairs . . . expects to locate on Court House staff . . . enioys swim- ming. General Course-Glee Club 1 : Student Council 4. l6 James V. Kellagher Kell The triple-threat man . . . big gun in sports, class affairs and girls' hearts . . . thinks school was invented to house prac- tical iokers . . . seldom misses a day . . . seldom remains a full one . . . a teasing torment . . . a dependable worker . . . cool guarding and level headed pitching on 3 Championship teams. General CourstwCIass Treas- urer 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee: Clairian Staff. Elizabeth A. Kelly ..BeH,y.. Vociferous champion of class . . . in everything, everywhere at once . . . first at all basketball games . . . likes to boss . . . thoroughly enjoyed playing the brat in Junior Play . . . no job too large or too small for Betts to tackle . . . pretends she's tough . . rougish and lovable. Academic Coursk-Class Sec- retary 3, 43 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 41 Dramatic Club 35 Prom Committee: Clairian Staff. Kenneth W. Kostrey ..Ken,. Loyalty . . . sportsman- ship . . . endless griping . . . willingness to do any task assigned . . . dependability . . . unex- pected witticisms . . . keen observation . . . distaste for book leam- ing . . . real popularity . . . flair for dramatics . . . locker room tenor . . . stroll in the moon- light. General Course-Class Treas- urer l 2' Glee Club l' Dra- matic' Club: Football 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 3, Sergius S. Kuhalsky usergen Very exact . . . carrys on long telephone con- versations . . . can't re- member his Scholastic on Tuesdays . . . fond of blondes . . . always ready to argue . . . entertaining and dependable . . . at home in the Lab . . . finds time for pleasure. Academic Course-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2: Dramatic Club 33 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 41 Boys' Octette l, 2, 3, 43 Clairian Staff. 4: Clairian Staff. Francis Kundrack NMOS., Huckleberry Magnate . . . seeks a formula for stim- ulating growth . . . likes to watch others play foot- ball . . . ever-present cigarette . . . Christmas tree salesman. Cerieral Course-Clee Club 1948 Mary Kusfan Vitality is her middle name . . . quick temper . . . likes sports and dancing . . . chews bub- ble gum constantly . . . thinks all babies are cute . . . goes all out for house cleaning . . . lends helping hand . . . enjoys back fence chatting . . . wants to be a nurse . . . usher at Play. General Course--Glee Club gig? 3, 4: FHA 43 Clairian l7 John Laurie Johnny Tall and dark . . . lithe dancer . . . active in all school affairs . . . loves to have a good time . . . interested in all sports . . . popular singer . . . camera man for school movies . . . intends to be a basketball coach. Academic Course-Class Of- ficer 1, 3: Glee Club i, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra lg Band lg Manager, Football lg Basket- ball lg Baseball l, 2: Prom Committee, Football 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Andrew Lutzkanin Hacker Strong and silent . . . dark blonde . . . ability to make and keep friends . . . great hunter and naturalist . . . basket- ball devotee . . . fine artist . . . hobby is wood- work . . . expects to be a master carpenter . . . Amvejeer ballplayer. General Course-Football 2. Margaret McMullen Marge Thoughtful . . . intelli- gent . . . has her witty moments . . . neat . . . beautiful red hair . competent secretary . . anticipates cooking . . Anna Mae Melish Hancha Tall, vivacious blond . . ever dancing . . . good word for everyone . . . popular with the oppo- site sex . . . comes from Arnout's . . . abhors fights . . . swell short- hand writer . . . wants to be a secretary. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 43 Student Council 4g BTC 3, 4. dependable. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 4. Jeannette V. Metroka .jenn Quiet and reserved . . . fond of swimming and ice cream . . . her own hair stylist . . . forgetful . . . nice to have around . . . followed by Blackie . .. chronic worrier . . . tries to reform her friends . . . never without her rub- bers when it rains . . . a generous heart. Academic Course-Glee Club gs, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi Kenneth Mettam ..Ken,. One of the shyest mem- bers of the class . . . neat dresser . . . always jok- ing . . . likes to drive . . . outdoor type . . . takes frequent trips to Ashland . . . never seen at school dances . . . wants to own lumber yard. General Course. eniord I8 Michael J. Mihalsky Mickels Innocent eyes and bash- ful mien . . . Beware! . . . Mickels is as inven- tive as he is prankish . . . works best when helped by pretty girls . . . shortstop for Amvejeers . . . somebody's always picking on me . . . cari- caturist . . . attends all school dances . . . a regular fellow . . . loyal teammate . . . fidus Achates. General Course-Glee Club l, 2: Baseball 25 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2: Student Council 4: Clairian Staff: Prom Committee. Joseph Monahan Jose Capable director of all student activities . . . talented pianist . . . boundless energy . . . wonderful dancer . . . promoted Balladiers on WPAM . . . started school newspaper . . . seen at all 'Y' dances . . . jolly laugh . . . popular . . . I still love you . Academic Course - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee: Glee Club l, 2, 43 Clairian Staff. Dorothy Louise Motto ..Dot., Short, clever blond . . . gives a good argument ...likes to swim . .. enjoys hiking to Wolf Creek . . . must be given full details on everything . . . sits and stares . . . very inventive . . . quiet voiced . . . can't forget her camping trip . . . likes to spend quiet eve- ning at home. Academic Course-C-lee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Prom Committee: Busi- ness Manager of Clairian. 1948 David Ossman Dave Shy smile . . . blushes readily . . . gum chew- ing champ . . . painstak- ing proofreader of Clair- ian . . . unruffled . . . works slowly but steadily . . . often found quietly finishing a pal's job . . . sincere friend. General Course-Glee Club lg Clairian Staff. Evelyn Padtield Neat dresser . . . letters to Johnny . . . pho- tographer . . . faithful customer at Sue's . . . likes Ford cars . . . rides a bicycle . . . hopes to square the circle . . . reads a great deal . . . nature lover. Academic Course-C-lee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4. Michael Papinchak Atlas Earnest worker . . . am- bitious . . . argumenta- tive . . . interests are out of town . . . Chemist . . . publicity man for Prom . . . popular actor on Assembly programs . . . full of class spirit . . . manager of maga- zine campaign. Academic Course-Glee Club l, 2, Football 25 Class Treas- urer 4. l 9 A it Joan M. Pingor Elizabeth Plefka Steve Pogash njoanyii Pleasing smile and per- sonality . . . loves to dance . . . collects rec- ords for her hobby . . . just can't see tests . . . interested in baseball . . . takes her work seriously . . . keeps in good health by her daily walk . . . Oh Gee . . . has won many friends with both boys and girls. Academic Course-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Prom Committee3 Clairian Staff. Betts Betts and her recording machine on hikes . . . gay . . . clever cartoon- ist . . . entertaining . . . excellent student . . . has a fund of droll stories . . . volunteers for any and all work . . class rooter . . . lovely voice. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 2, 43 BTC 43 Clair- ian Staff. Mary Postushick C-ash Cash is very active likes to make noise . . . girls are his favorite sub- ject . . . crack shot in basketball . . . can take a joke . . . friendly . . . neat dresser . . . always has his hair combed . . . class politician. General Course - Basketball 2, 3, 43 Clairian Staff. Bertha M. Purnell uBunny1 i Tiny, petite brownette . . . seems shy and de- mure . . . really lively . . . neat dresser . . . very smart . . . hails from Diener's Hill . . . ambition is to work in office . . . sure to suc- ceed. Commercial Course-BTC 3, 4: Glee Club l. 3. t X- . eniom Pleasant disposition . . . good sport . . . can take a joke . . . very sociable . . . forever doing yester- day's homework in P. A. D .... never tires of tramping up East Mines Hill . . . relishes cold egg sandwiches . . . liked by all her classmates . . . summer finds her at Beury's Grove. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, Z, 33 BTC 3.4. Norma Reading Norm Our Class President for 3 years . . . inspires loyalty . . . first to laugh . . . last to get a joke . . . fine basketball guard . . . wonderful dancer . . . April disposition . . . . . . doesn't know what punctual means . . . hardest worker in school heroine of Juniorplay. General Course - Class Of- ficer l, 2, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Octette 2, 3, 43 Prom Chairman: FHA 43 Clairian Staff. 20 John Rennick Curly Nickname suits him well . . . takes part in all activities . . . class wit . . . gifted mimic . . . has a talent for getting in trouble . . . high spir- ited . . . popular . . . neat dresser . . . high pressure ad collector . . . reckless driver. General Course-Football 3, 4: Prom Committee: Clairian Staff. Robert Romans Punk Tall and friendly . . . known well throughout the school . . . witty and always smiling . . . can be seen riding around in a black Buick . . . very bashful . . . is going to join the Navy when he graduates . . . would like to learn to jitterbug . . . enjoys playing football . . . very frank. General Course-Class Of- ficer lg Football 4. Betty Lou Russell Tahoot Small and witty . . . clever twirler . . . loves to dance and eat . . . can always be seen at the Y . . , never runs out of jokes . . . popular throughout the school . . . neat dresser . . . inter- ested in Brady's trucks and a certain driver . . . infectious laughter. General Course-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Twirler 2, 3, 42 Clairian Staff: Octette 4: Mary Sabados Diligent . . . quiet . . . excellent listener . . . willing worker . .. class booster . . . friendly manner . . . a Diener's girl. Commercial Course-BTC 3, 43 Glee Club l, 4: FHA 3, 4. FHA 4. Dolores Schrako Dolor Tall, willowy brunette . . . popular . . . graceful dancer . . . participates in all school and class activities . . . delightful voice . . . cheerful na- ture . . . expects to be a stenographer. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 2, 4: Band 2: FHA 3: Prom Committee: Clairian Staff. I 948 Lillian Simsic MLW, Active member of senior class . . . popular . . . lots of fun . . . a whiz in the gym . . . wishes all school dances were on Wednesday . . . pleasing personality . . . captain of cheerleaders . . . loves a certain Dodge . . . plans to work in an office. Commercial Course - Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 43 FHA 4: Clairian Staff: Octette 2, 3, 4. Zl Wendell J. Skrohak Seldom speaks . . . an outdoor man . . . walks from Arnouts . . . his friends are numerous . . . prefers watching to work- ing . . . a sympathetic listener . . . and can he eat! General Course-Baseball lg Football 2, 3. Helen Sninsky Helen True friend . . . Student Council newspaper's girl Friday . . . so busy do- ing other's work she has no time to do her own . . . swings rapidly from depths of despair to heights of bliss . . . dances . . . dreams . . . sings . . . works. Commercial Course -- Glee Club l, 2, 43 BTC 43 Clairian Staff. John Stednitz Weasel , Dolores Stednitz Dolly Gay brown eyes , . . de- mure manner . . . excel- lent skater . . . good student . . . faithful sports spectator. General Course-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Ann Grace Toner Grace en iam A jolly fellow . . . never hurries and never worries . . . loves to tease the girls . . . goes hunting and fishing . . . socially sought after . . . a clever cartoonist . . . charter member of Laurie's swing band . . . jitterbugging his specialty . . . lives at The Leg . General Course-Football 2, 3, 43 Band I, 23 Glee Club l, 4. Pretty majorette . . . lrish blue eyes . . . enjoys bagging classes . . . very interested in Port . . . takes part in all scholastic affairs . . . doesn't care for gym . . . hangs out at Sue's . . . can laugh merrily . . . easily dis- tressed. Commercial Course - Clee Club l, 23 Majorette 2, 3, 43 BTC 3, 4' Prom Committee' Student Council 43 FHA 3: 43 Clairian Staff. Virginia Ughes llJeanl! lnveterate teller of jokes . . . never serious . . . loves new shoes . . . hates walking . . . spends many afternoons in Pottsville . . . voraci- ous reader . . . excellent cookie baker. General Course. 22 Leo Wellner ..L0,. One of our gay blades . . . thinks a Ford should be run off the road . . . loves a Buick . . . can't wait to go to Chemistry Class every day . . . takes his sports from the side- lines . . . Lo doesn't take schoolwork too seriously . . . can be heard before he is seen. Academic Course. Jean Algefia Yankosky Quiet member of the class . . . dresses neatly . . . likes movies . . . reads a great deal . . . intelli- gent . . . musically in- clined . . . practically lives on ice cream . . . gladly type anything for you . . . punctual and exact . . . soft spoken . . . popular . . . girls' supervisor in class play. Academic Course?Clee Club 'l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2: Band l, 23 Student Council 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Clairian Staff: Prom Com- Dorothy I. Zukis Tootsie' ' Her heart belongs to a Marine . . . her energy to boosting SCHS . . . a willing class worker . . . a diligent student . . . a collector of records and snapshots . . . takes pleasure in ice skating . . . her dry humor and imperturbable ways will be ever affectionately re- membered by her class- mates. Ceneral Course-Clee Club I, 45 Clairian Staff 4. mittee. 1 Qllli Pmnriam Thelma A. Berdanier April 2, 1930 July 13, 1946 John Michael Fitz, Jr. September l9, l93O February 7, l939 23 f7Ae C aa O! 1949 President ...... Thomas Shaeffer Class Flower: Tea Rose Vice-President . . . Eleanor Covach Class Colors: Blue and Gold S H B lc Motto: Victory is ours forever. ecrelary Onor res ln Advisors: Miss Katherine M. Beck Treasurer . .. . . John Blahosky and Mr. David G. Evans lt was with great pride and considerable joy that we took our place as Juniors this year. We have passed the third milestone in our High School work and we are anxiously looking forward to the final lap of our journey. On December 26, the Junior Prom, the most brilliant affair of the year, was held in the Carroll Street Auditorium. Trees of spruce and pine, laden with snow and blue lights, glistened beneath a huge pinwheel of white streamers, radiating from an immense blue globe. Ken Alexander and his Orchestra furnished the music. After three years of scholastic, social and athletic success we, the class of l949, will begin our Senior year with determination and a renewed conviction that Victory is ours forever! 24 SECTION IIA FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Moore, Nicholas Kovich, Wilbur Mansell, Harry Blakeslee, Steve Futchko, Betty Frantz, Betty Ann Fahl, Mardell Kahler, George Watunya, Andrew Potts, Edward Setlock, Nicholas Kulka. Kathleen Omlor. SECOND ROW: Thomas Schaeffer, George Bucksar, Honor Breslin, Eleanor Lazar, Bernice Hill- man, Elizabeth Lutzkanin, Michael Tomchany, Samuel Arnout. SECTION IIB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Chiccini, Robert Gately, Harry Weber, Albert Rennick, Rus- sell Paiko, Dolores Stempien, Pauline Evans, Salvador Petrozino, William Thomas, John Powell, Steve Chew- caskie. SECOND ROW: William Ro- mans, Leo Noga, Joseph Stencov- age, Norman Kaunas, Thomas Hon- icker, Anthony Androshick, Melvin Heinbach, Francis Mocnoc, James Dormer, Joseph Garrity, James Manion, Walter Yanek. THIRD ROW: Joseph I-lnatishian, Russell Kocur, Leo Fecenko, John Zelinsky. SECTION IIC FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Kilousky, Charlotte Kilousky, Nancy Paulin, Mary Soltis, Kathleen Ryan, Joseph Selosky, Mary Mala- testa, Ruth Lois Johns, Geraldine Guris, Sylvia Bildheiser, Dorothy Sich, SECOND ROW: Marlene Pla- sha, Bette Hale, Olga Prima, Theresa Mocha, Eleanor Futchko, Barbara Yanosch, Margaret Sninsky, Eleanor Covach, Mary Pinkasavage, Isabelle Pushcarovich. THIRD ROW: Kath- ryn Fecenko, Mary Pogash, Helen Stone, Margaret Kipila, Anna Mae Yankosky. le Crm 0 I9 0 Class Flower: Pink Rose Class Colors: C-reen and White Plesldenl ' ' James Kelly Motto: There is no wealth like Vice-President .... Alfred Roberts knowledge for fnleVe5 Cannot Steal lf. Sec.-Treas. .... Marguerite Motto Advisors: Miss Mary Monahan and Mr. Francis Mooney The Class of l95O entered its second year in High School determined to uphold the motto- There is no wealth like knowledge for thieves cannot steal it. To our new classmates from the townships we extended the congenial hand of welcome. Into sports and extra curricular activities we have sent representatives who have made honorable records for themselves and their class. SECTION IOC-2 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Macola, Frances Trusow, Alma Hillman, Anita Busosky, Irene Fesko, Constance Kocur, Justine Ukrine, June Sheaffer, Anna Buroran, Veronica Kovach, Elsie Horbal, Geraldine Johns, Mary Collihan. SECOND ROW: Lillian Smolsky, Margaret Friga, Margaret Horwat, Barbara Auman, Mary Ann Flanigan, Gloria Androshick, Dorothy Stadriick. 26 SECTION IOA FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Klemer, Daniel Scanlon, John Popowich, Robert Selosky. Ralph Connors, Edith Padfield, Mildred Salak, Virginia Reese, Marguerite Motto, Donald McCarthy, Leonard Androshick, Alfred Roberts, Adam Stefansky. MIDDLE ROW: John Bakas, Stanley Bittle, Thomas Cha- cho, John Jacoby, John Monahan, Edward Foster, Alex Norvidas, John Skrinkosky, Joseph Harnadek, Wil- liam Connors. James Kelly. THIRD ROW: Earl Bensinger, Alfred Boden- horn, Joseph Goblick, Joseph Bulino, Bernard Gombar, Joseph Moore, Francis Bardzak, James Smith, John Breslin, Elmer Gulas, Emil Plachko. SECTION IOB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Hassenbein, Ralph Kund- rack, Charles Pollog, Joseph Sta- shinko, Joseph Homa, Ronald Homa, Dorothy Masti, Joseph Chaposky, Thomas Klemer, Robert Garrity, George Vinc, Elvin Morrow, Wavne Cookson. SECOND ROW: Frank Menuchak, Robert Wolff, Charles Powanda, Vincent Sheaffer, Clay- ton Cookson. Fred Papinchak, Wil- liam Shapbell, Robert Sinkoskie, John Selka, THIRD ROW: George Wolff, Robert Barrett, Joseph An- droshick, Joseph Capko, Nicholas Oshmankevich, Frank Gondorchin. SECTION IOC-I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Horoschak, Alice Andro- shick, Harriet Parry, Gladys Kraft, Olga Kipila, Francis Kalyan, Attilio DeMarkis, Betty Schell, Rosalie Hnatishian, Gladvs Rubright, Jean Pacino, Anna Salata, Margaret Bum- bak. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Grif- fin, Constance Fuentes. Mary Alice Whalen, Leona Slopovsky, Leo Drao- vitch, Marian Zelinsky, Marie Ko- rfich, Joan Carleton, Margaret Phil- ips. l jlw CVM o 1951 ' r Class Flower: White Rose Premdem ' ' Mmhael Hudak Class Colors: Crimson and White Vice-President . . Rosalie Ann Potts Motto: By Our Own Efforts We Secretary ..... Theresa Lutzkanin Hope To Rise Sponsors: Miss Elsie Flail and Mr. Treasurer ..... Anna Mae Smolsky J h R o n eese. The Fall of l947 witnessed the entrance of a Freshman Class into Saint Clair High School that, we think, will surpass all its predecessors. Talented academically, physically and socially we feel that our road through school will be a highway of success. Already our light has shone forth. On the athletic front we have placed players in varsity competition in our first year. We have inaugurated a system of class dues that assures the success of our social undertakings. Our learning amazes all and our quick aptitude surprizes even our severest critics. Our motto expresses our attitude, our confidence and our goal as the future leaders of community and country. 28 SECTION 9A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIC-HT: Steven Denotsko, Joseph Parker, Michael Hudak, Frances Klein, Pa- tricia Krill, Vera Kuharsky, Theresa Sleva, Theresa Lutzkanin, Dolores Feryo, Charles Schroding, Edward Donaldson, Francis Petrozino, Rich- ard Lynch, SECOND ROW: Irene Curis, Lois Cray, Anna Beecher, Rosalie Ann Potts, Sylvia Kovich, John Burbank, Vincent Sabadas. Donald Yanek, James Powell, Paul Leone, Edward Davis, LeRoy Gorman. SECTION 9B FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Sutzko, Andrew Katchur, Michael Potts, Robert Dellock, Dorothy Watunya, Lillian Mason, Mary Ann l-lammer, Joan Zelinsky, Elaine Kanitsky, Carmella Cargano, Robert Mihalsky, Francis Kobige. Myron Mall. SECOND ROW: Joseph Brady, Bernal Cawley, John Pouchan, Harold Davenport, Shirley Davenport, Patricia Kubilus, Joyce Post, Theresa Schur, Dorothy Tirola, Michael Fer- yo, Robert Cookson, Ceorge Yanck. SECTION 9C FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Thomas, Frank l-loma, Eu- gene Berdanier, Nelson Davenport, Ethel Futchko, Ceorgine Sninsky, Virginia Davis, Rita Kull, Marie Mi- stishin, Catherine Kugio, Joseph Salata, Richard Jenkins, Francis Bittle. SECOND ROW: Robert Sy- mons, Joseph Trusow, George Cha- posky, Claude Reick, Elizabeth Mel- ish, Jean Marie Kellaghcr, Dolores Bosco, Antoinette Pomian, Anna Mae Srnolsky, John Zamko, William Davenport, John Dashitsky, John Urbaitis. SECTION 8A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Russell, Adam Bularowski, Russell Plasha, Robert Androshick, Shirley Grlttiths, Josephine Kalyan, Eileen Truseau, Jean Kastroba, Miriam Miller, Justine Pouchan, Charles Shoopack, Michael Harnadek, Robert Hillman, SECOND ROW: Joan Reese, Lydia Lou Gould, Suzanne Simon, Dorothy Yanosch, Josephine Bradley, Christina Crawshaw, Christina Wagner, Shirley Hahn, Dolores Stempinsky, Jeanette Kraft. THIRD ROW: Edward Dragon, Robert Gold, Peter Kustan, Sylvester Soltis, Donald Wellner, Raymond McCarthy, John Love, William Moore, Robert Lawless, Sylvester Lishman, William Bertsch, John Kubeika, Victor Urbaitis. .7l1e Cfcm 0 1952 SECTION SB I-'RONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Kovich, Robert Berdanier, Philip Russell, John Butts, Mary Blakeslee, Betty Kobige, Helen Keffer, Jane Keffer, Thomas Grace, John McCooI, Robert Gorman, William Blackwell, Wassil Draovitch. SECOND ROW: Rose Thaczyk, Helen Hnatishion, Irene Bell, Dolores Stess, Bertha Honicker, Theresa Pelleck, Juliann I-louseknecht, Loretta Koltosky, Jennie Mae Schrako, Christine Corby, Rita Homa, Patricia Powell, Frances Filyac. THIRD ROW: Peter Touchard. William Delker, John Boyer, Charles Ge-renda, Johnola Marcinik, Genevieve Chewcaskie, Merlyn Wildermuth, John Plachko, John Tkaczyk, Eugene Yankosky. 30 s........ af? SECTION 7A FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvin Thomas, Joseph Stepanosky, Michael Erdok, Hilda Mae Haslam, Jaqueline Johns, Janice Padtield, Mary Skrobak, Hannah Blackwell, Michael Macola, Joseph Heenan, Anthony Honiovich. George Rubright, Ronald Hulet. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Scanlan, Violet Prohonik, Anna Marie Gerenda, Margaret Donlin, Jeanette Witchey, Genevieve Kazlauskas, Elizabeth Turnitza. Emily Slopovskv, Barbara Holoviak, Mary Kulick, Isabel Futchko, Barbara Wylotta, Jean Marie Dragon, Rosalie Ann Kubich. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. John Quinn, Stanley Markus, Robert Wagner, John Mochnoc, Francis Homa, Eugene Bosco, Anthony Kralick, Donald Ketter, William Myers. John Jenkins and Ruth Kefter-absent when the picture was taken, .glae Cfaaa of I9 3 SECTION 7B FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Haluska, Joseph Wansovlak, Stanley Grabish, Anna Futchko. Nancy Sirock, Mary Emma Dean, Irene Sharockman, Bernice Davenport, Margaret Love, Mildred Androshick, William Donaldson, Errol Frantz, Charles Staso. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Marie Potts, Leona Kubeika, Margaret Smith, Margaret Bramley, Nancy Symons, Mary Montgomery, Mary Ann Potts, Patricia Slivinsky, Dorothy Chaposky, Anna Gelish, Mary Kipila, Ruth Mason, Frances Kastroba. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Welker, John Smith, Donald Petritus, Stanley Smolsky, Paul Resavage, Thomas Talpash, William Covach, Nicholas Snitzer, Vincent Sleva, Peter Stednitz, Eugene Keysock. 31 1 x fa i is 5: 5 in N W i I f , I' X A 5 3 2 N i 'FA' 9' W5 names: QIFF V -N 1. L .1 W N, a J s a I 33 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Kralick, John Smith, Joseph Chiccine, Joseph Monahan, Jean Yankosky, William Keffer, John Love, Nancy Sirock. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Michael Sutzko, Ann Grace Toner, Connie Fuentes, Anna Melish, Mary Pogash, Margaret Friga, Eleanor Covach, Theresa Lutzkanin, Christina Wagner, John Plachko, SECOND ROW: John Urbaitis, Michael Mihalsky, Claude Reick, Stephen Barlas, John Monahan, Mickey Mansell, Joseph Capko, James Manion, Thomas Shaeffer. .S?lflJQl'lf COMFLCL President ..... .. Joseph Monahan Vice-President . . . . . Joseph Chiccine Secretary .... .. Jean Yankosky Treasurer .. ..... William Keffer Advisor . . . . Miss Mildred Thorn One of the most active organizations in the school is the Student Coun- cil, During the year school dances were held for all students in the Junior- Senior High School. At Christmas, a contest for the best decorated home room was conducted. Council members participated in the March of Dimes Drive and sponsored a ticket selling contest to raise funds for a movie projector. - In March a meeting of Student Council members from surrounding schools was held to discuss problems and exchange ideas. The activities of the year ended with a special dance program in May and the election of officers for the I948-49 school year. 34 ALPHA DELTA Pl FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sergius Kuharsky, Norma Reading, Thomas Cummings, Miss Robertson, Rosalie Holoviak, Dorothy Motto, Steve Barlas, Jean Yankosky, Michael Cheripka, John Hillman. SECOND ROW: John Zelinsky, Samuel Arnout, George Bucksar, Betty Kelly, Joan Pingor, Mary Ann Chaposky, Evelyn Padtield, Walter Yanek, Edward Orlowsky, George Watunya. THIRD ROW: Russell Kocur, Joe Chiccine, Elizabeth Lutzkanin, Eleanor Moore, Honore Breslin, Jeannette Metroka, Eleanor Lazar, Mary Kalafus, Mardell Kahler, John Blahosky. Not present, Betty Jane Fox. - onor ociefiea BUSINESS TRAINING CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Capko, Mary Postushick, Jean Brennan Miss Flail Anna Mae Melish, Mary Sabados, Melvine Andriyausky, Helen Sninsky, Constance Kanish SECOND ROW: Gerry Guris, Bertha Purnell, Betty Plefka, Ann Grace Toner, Mary Pinkasavage Theresa Mocha, Mary Herman. THIRD ROW: Barbara Yanish, Sylvia Bildheiser Eleanor Futchko Mary Pogash. 35 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Padfield, Betty Kelly, Constance Kanish, Lilian Simsic, Norma- Reading, Betty Lou Russell, Joan Pingor, Jean Yankosky, Bertha Purnell. SECOND ROW: Anna Mae Melish, Helen Elo, Melvine Andriyausky, Betty Hughes, Helen Sninsky, Mary Kalafus, Betty Pletka, Rosalie Holoviak, Mary Herman, Mary Sabados. THIRD ROW: Mary Capko, Adelaide Guris, Betty Feryo, Mary Ann Chaposky, Dolores Schrako, Dorothy Motto, Catherine Heenan, Jeanette Metroka, Dorothy Zukis, Lilian Choynacky. FOURTH ROW: Mary Kustan, Margaret McMullen. Le C2566 Yflmler Qbifeffion of Wfs. Cfmifg, QAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Auman, Mary Pogash, Theresa Schurr, Jean Pacine, Margaret Bumbak, Peggy Phillips, Constance Fuentes, Mary Malatesta, Kathleen Ryan, Anna Salata, Gerry Johns, Alice Androshick. SECOND ROW: Theresa Mocha, Gerry Guris, Eleanor Covach, Jean Kellagher, Justine Uhrin, Ruth Lois Johns, Charlotte Kilousky, Helen Stone, Olga Prima, Olga Kipila, Virginia Reece, Dorothy Stadnik. THIRD ROW: Honore Breslin, Anna Mae Smolsky, Antoinette Pomian, Eleanor Futchko, Barbara Yanosch, Elsie Horbel, Anna Buroran, Frances Trusow, Barbara Macola, Rosalie Hnatishian, Marie Kovich, Lois Gray. FOURTH ROW: Bertha Blum, Joan Carlton, Betty Lutzkanin, Eleanor Moore, Veronica Kovach, Leona Sloposky, Mildred Salak, Peggy Motto, Gladys Rubright, Edith Padtield, Margaret Friga. FIFTH ROW: June Sheaffer, Mary Alice Whalen, Isabelle Pushcarovich, Marlene Plasha, Mary Soltis, Mary Ann Flanigan, Mary Collihan, Irene Fesko, Alma Hillman, Gladys Kraft, Lillian Srnolsky. SIXTH ROW: Joan Marie Zelinsky, Connie Kocur, Kathryn Fecenko, Margaret Sinisky, Anita Busosky, Mary Ann Wapinsky, Ann Beecher, Carmella Gargano, Sylvia Bildheiser, Theresa Sleva. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Frantz, Eleanor Lazar, Marion Zelinsky, Betty Haie, Kitty Omlor, Mary Pinkasavage, Anna Mae Yankosky, Margaret Kipila, Dorothy Sich, Dorothy Tirola. 36 BAND FRONT ROW: Dolores Stempien, lrene Fesko, Claude Reick, Thomas Klemer, Stanley Grabish, Grace Toner, John Kubeika, Peter Stednitz, Richard Jenkins, Samuel Arnot, Edward Orlowsky, Geraldine Curis. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Russell, Honor Breslin, Margaret Bramley, Regina Sininski, Margaret Love, George Wolff, James Klemer, George Rubright, Betty Hughes. THIRD ROW: Betty Jane Fox, Patricia Krill, Constance Kanish, Mary Ann Potts, Nancy Symons, Jane Goodhead, Thomas Crace, John Plachko, Edward Dragon, Wayne Cookson, Gladys Kraft. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Haluska, Charles Staso, Robert Wagner, Russell Plasha, William Shapbell, Alfred Roberts, Cyril Wochok, Walter Paiko, Albert Mikalauskas. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Jennings, director, James Smith, Alfred Bodenhorn, Edward Foster. EQHJ CU16! UPCAQJEPQ MHJQI' lA? Al'2Cli0ll of - jL0h1.Cl,5 call yellllillgj ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: Betty Kelly, Rosalie Ann Potts, John Dashifsky, Teddy Potts, Jane Keffer, and S. Arnout. TRUMPETS: Jos. Trusow, Teddy Foster, Wayne Cookson, Wm. Shapbell, Alfred Roberts. CLARINETS: C. Kanish, Jos. Klemer, Tommy Grace. TROMBONE: Richard Jenkins. SAXAPHONE: Ceo. Wolff. PIANO: Virginia Reese. BELLS: lrene Fesko. DRUMS: Alfred Bodenhorn. DIRECTOR: Thomas L. Jennings. 37 LITERARY STAFF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvine Andriyausky, Helen Sninsky, Bette Hughes, Joseph Corby, Mary Kalafus, Jean Yankosky, Mary Herman. SECOND ROW: Michael Papinchak, Norma Reading, Bette Pletka, Eleanor Kovich, Eleanor Lazar, Kenneth Kostrey. THIRD ROW: Michael Mihalsky, Gerald Feryo, James Kellagher, David Ossman. Not present, Betty Jane Fox. Cfairian BUSINESS STAFF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adelaide Guris, Ann Grace Toner, Mary Kustan, Dorothy Motto, Joan Pingor, Betty Lou Russell. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Holoviak, Dorothy Zukis, Betty Kelly, Dolores Schrako, Lillian Simsic, THIRD ROW: Sergius Kuharsky, Steve Barlas, John Rennick, Joseph Monahan. Not present, Stephen Pogash. 38 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 4 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Capko, Helen Elo, Gladys Kraft-Historian, Ann Grace Toner-'Vice-President, Miss Harrison--Sponsor, Alma Hillman-Treasurer, Irene Feskoi Reporter, Adelaide Guris-Secretary, Lilian Simsic-Parlimentarian, Betty Lou Russell, Kathryn Heenan, Mary Kustan. SECOND ROW: Elaine Konitsky, Patricia Kubilus, Margaret Bumbak, Mary Ann Hammer, Mary Kalafus, Marguerite Motto, Irene Guris, Mary Sabados, Lillian Choynacky, Connie Kanish, Mary Herman, Norma Reading. THIRD ROW: Helen Orlowsky, Marie Mistishin, Dolores Bosco, Elsie Horbal, Elizabeth Lutzkanin, Eleanor Moore, Justin Uhrin, Dolores Feryo, Rosalie Ann Potts, Pauline Evans, Patricia Krill, Theresa Lutzkanin. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Macola, Mary Alice Whalen, Marion Zelinsky, Dorothy Watunya, Veronica Kovich, Mildred Salak, Leona Slopovosky, Anita Busosky, Lois Gray, Vera Kuharsky, Margaret Friga, Shirley Davenport. ocia! ,fdcfivifiefi Junior rom I I 39 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Pacine, Captain Lilian Simsic, Justine Uhrin, Jean Kel- lagher, Dolores Feryo. SECOND ROW: Norma Reading, Helen Stone. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Irene Guris, Marguerite Motto, Ther- esa Schurr, Rosalie Ann Potts. TWIRLERS Geraldine Guris, Gladys Kraft, Betty Hughes, Ann Grace Toner, Betty Lou Russell, Betty Jane Fox, Dolores Stempien, am, Q ,J vfw x cl f I N F A C AZ- r I fi? LQ RXQH wiv N gg V KNEELING: Managers-James Smith, Stephen Futchko, Richard Hassenbein, Joseph Moore. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Charles Miller, Emil Platchko, Gerald Feryo, Francis Doyle, Thomas Honicker, Joseph Chiccini, James Kellagher, John Breslin, and Mr. Alfred Roberts, assistant coach. SECOND ROW: John Stednitz, Kenneth Kostrey, John Blahosky, Thomas Cummings, Robert Romans, Edward Davis, Anthony Androshick. THIRD ROW: Robert Wolff, Elmer Gulas, Robert Sincoskie, Bernard Gawley, Robert Mihalsky, George Yanek, Paul Leone, Joseph Harnadek. FOURTH ROW: William Connors, Donald Love, Gerald Krill, John Monahan, Thomas Klemer, Michael Potts, Harold Davenport. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Capko, Robert Corby, Joseph Brady, Francis Androshick. SCHEDULE St. Clair .. .. O St. Clair .. .. O St. Clair .. .. O St. Clair .. .. O St. Clair .. .. 7 St. Clair .. .. 6 St, Clair .. .. O St. Clair .. .. O St. Clair .. .. O Pottsvi lle ......... Shenandoah ......... East Mahanoy Twp. Frackville .......... Schuylkill Haven ..... West Mahanoy Twp. . . Ashland ........... Minersville .... Mahanoy Twp. . . LINE-UP R.E. . . . .. Platchko L.G. . R,T. . . . . Androshick C B- - - R.G. . . . . Stednitz L.E. . .. Cummings L-HB, U L.T. . .. Romans F.B, .. 42 ...46 ...2O 7 ...ZO ...38 ...26 ...5O ...25 ...2l ... Breslin ...... Krill Honicker Corby Rennick Kellagher .700f6af The l947 football season was one of the poorest in the history of the school. Due to the lack of a suitable playing and practicing field and injuries to the members of the starting array the Saints didn't win a game all season. St. Clair scored only two touchdowns the entire season. The Saints put on their best exhibition against Shenandoah when they battled the highly favored shens on even terms only to come out on the short end of the score. Here's hoping the team of 48 may have more success and a home field to play and practice on. 43 KNEELINC: Managers-Charles Weber, William Connors, James Klemer. SEATED: Thomas Honicker, James Love, Jack Bramley, Matthew Buletza, James Kellagher, Charles Kachek Albert Rennick, Robert Corby, Andrew Futchko. STANDING: Kenneth Kostrey, Bernard Bramley, Francis Doyle, Alfred Bodenhorn, Frank Kubeika, Robert Barrett, Andrew Pollog Joseph Androshick, Pete Chaplick, and Mr. Reese, coach. St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair WON-l 2 BASEBALL SCHEDULE LOST 2 Bramley Rennick Honicker Kachek Buletza Love .. Corby .. Kostrey Kellagher Frackville ..... .. 8 Butler Twp. . . . . 9 Cirardville ... ....l8 Ashland...... .. 9 C-ilberton .... . . . 7 East Mahanoy Twp 7 Frackville..... ....l6 Butler........ 9 C-irardville iforfeitl 4 Ashland ...... 6 Cilberton ..... l Shenandoah . . . 9 East Mahanoy Twp 6 Shenandoah . . . LINE-UP Bodenhorn Doyle .. . . . . 3B. . . . Androshick .. .... SS ....... Bramley .. .... LF ...... Chaplick ....CF... Barrett . ...RF... ..Pollog .. .C. .. .. . Kubeika .. .P. .. .. Futchko 44 z.2....i...f g The i947 baseball season was one of Saint Clair's best. The team won the championship of the North Schuylkill League, making nine times the Saints have capped the pennant in thirteen years of competition. A drab outlook faced the Saints when the season opened. With no home field, no practice and really atrocious weather the prospects for success seemed dim. However, Mr. Harold Smythe and The Saint Clair Coal Company came to the rescue and made Parvin's Hill into a baseball diamond. Because of the cold and rain work was delayed and the Saints went into their first game without practice, losing to Frackville 6-3. Then a remarkable winning streak of IO games swept them into lst place where they stayed. Due to the 5 year suspension, the team could not advance in the play-offs and Shenan- doah, the team finishing second, went on to win the District ll title. The club hit hard, fielded well and ran bases daringly. Steals-single, double and delayed-drove opposing teams frantic. A smooth infield of J. Bramley, A. Rennick, Kachek and Honickerg a fleet outfield of Buletza, Love and R. Corby gave excellent support to the fine hurling of Kellagher and Futchko. Kostrey, Kubeika and B. Bramley divided the catching chores. Chaplick, Bodenhorn, Androshick, Doyle, Barrett, Pollog were valuable re- placements in the drive for the flag. Possibly the greatest contributing factor for the season's success was the fine winning spirit of the boys. Walking over a mile to practice no one missed a single session. At Ashland, behind 3-O in the last inning, a 4-run rally won the game emphasizing the never say die spirit of the squad. When injuries held out all the catchers Buletza came in from the outfield and caught the important Shenandoah game giving a fine exhibition. That spirit plus excellent cos-operation and teamwork brought the Saints to the top of the North Schuylkill League. 45 VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Futchko-manager, Norman Kaunas, Tommy Honicker, Albert Rennick, James Kellagher, Michael Mihalsky, James Dormer--manager. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Androshick, John Laurie, Emil Platchko, Coach Charles Daw Miller, Robert Corby, Stephen Pogash, Joe Garrity. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Capko, James Kelly. SECOND ROW: John Popowich -manager, Robert Mihalsky, Joseph Hardanek, Bernal Gawley, Michael Potts, James Smith, Coach Alfred Roberts. THIRD ROW: Bernard Gombar, Joe Androshick, Robert Wolffe, John Jacoby, George Yanek, Joseph Brady, Alfred Bodenhorn. l 46 KGJLQMGZ The l947-48 season was a very disappointing one. The team which was again favored to capture the North Schuylkill League title had its ups and downs. The Saints started out by losing their first five games. They hit their true stride in the following game and started on a sensational seven game winning streak only to be halted by Butler Twp., first half champions. The team was again favored to be in the fight for the second half, but they lost the first two league games. Underclassmen finished the season. SCHEDULE Dec Clair ........... 26 Port Carbon . . . Dec Clair .... 35 Pinegrove . . . Dec. Clair .... 33 Port Carbon . . . Dec. Clair .... 24 Reading .... Dec Clair .... 27 Pottsville . . . Dec Clair .... 43 Blythe Twp. . . . Dec Clair .... 44 Shenandoah . . . Dec Clair .... 39 Cilberton ..... Dec Clair .... 36 Pottsville ..... Jan. Clair .... 39 West Mah. Twp Jan. Clair .... 4l Blythe Twp. . .. Jan. Clair .... 38 Cirardville .... Jan. Clair .... 42 Butler Twp, . . . Jan. Clair .... 33 East Mah. Twp. Jan. Clair .... 40 Frackville ..... Jan. Clair .... 53 Ashland ...... Feb. Clair .... 2.7 Shenandoah . . . Feb. Clair .... 29 C-ilberton . . . 47 ' X MV-. ,x.W..-.W - 48 7' ff .., Xf-'L-, AVE. f'l1 W kg X Tx X WJ-4 ,J I 1 I Q - -'-' -- 5 f o U A 0 N C0 0 0 ' X . 2 r f . a- Q 2 f 9 ' 1 1 ...- X 1 -' P , ..... Q f f X X Hicncn eoucnriogv 5epf. ,f-fy Assgnguf ' ' T it I 1 ki , 1 G ca l m mf-'M 0 if ...,-- .. ,-,.. , -,J ii... .- .-1-1i---- Q-is ij? 2-5 Q 'ii !! oun fmsr 0ECi5i0N ser-n :eff 1 cunisrrms cnnrn-rn Pgc. l9'l: F0556 77 GRADE 1 1 50 -.. 11- -nf' s ' ' 11 J- Z' ........ c -. 5-f-I ? X gf.. 6-6 pl li 4 40 5g Jn.svS '5s5 -' A: WHAT HAPPENED S ? Sep-n H44 we F71-v2n:. :.y aio IT 0213 H-, 1714 j g 4s.j S - - ' ': -l- 'd - Tue FATAL Nib-TQRHS Jam. 1947 cunnrialvs vs- E.r1AH.1'uP HAR- 5.191 x 1-' -'f - Y - 0 -I Z SN 1 5' 9 L 1 ' ': : ' 8 xkv 63. i : ' 5 Lf nv P ,, -fftff , V'E DAY EY 8. I74J'i MA! quiqgy QeLe3RA1-jan, L-tv i ' Wil 1 ' 5 ri 'Q' V ,v , .A ,. 1, ll c gl? 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H ' ' ..-.l i --rug 'nun gnc-room oar gsfqvv-ij CLASS TRQP J Ili. is , 'C G-'I 6 if if 1 L i v f! 4 -. ....i,,,,, S ' ' Y lf ' V I . l '- 1 4 senion Hon - vummseivlne nv? + C l 'fNCf 'fN ' 'f' ' '94 cf... sim, llVlelody: Our Best to Youl Our best to you, we must bid adieu To the memories we have shared with you, And thru the years may our smiles and tears Be as souvenirs of the days spent together. Remembered well will your teachings be As tomorrow's world we will try to lead. Now Saint Clair High, we must say C-ood-by But we'll always be grateful to you. Let's bow our heads to the red and blue To its standards proud we will e'er be true. And in our minds you will always find The hopes enshrined in nineteen forty-eight. ln future years we will banish fears As we strive for fame in your glorious name. So here's to you and the red and blue Dear Saint Clair High, it's Good-by to you. 53 NAME Andriyausky, Melvine Antolosky, Ann Barlas, Stephen Barry, John Bramley, Bernard Brennan, Jean Bumbak, Anna Capko, Mary Chaposky, Mary Ann Choyancky, Lillian Cheripka, Michael Corby, Joseph Corby, Robert Craig, John Cummings, Thomas Doyle, Francis Feryo, Elizabeth Feryo, Gerald Fox, Betty Jane Guris, Adelaide Heenan, Catherine Herman, Mary Hillman, John Holoviak, Rosalie Homa, George Hughes, Elizabeth Jones, Anna Kalafus, Mary Kanish, Constance Kanish, John Keffer, William Kellagher, James Kelly, Elizabeth Kostrey, Kenneth Kuharsky, Sergius Kundrack, Francis Kustan, Mary Laurie, John Lutzkanin, Andrew McMullen, Margaret Melish, Anna Mae Metroka, Jeannette Mettam, Kenneth Mihalsky, Michael Monahan, Joseph Motto, Dorothy Ossman, David Padtield, Evelyn Papinchak, Michael Pingor, Joan Plefka, Elizabeth Pogash, Stephen Postushick, Mary Purnell, Bertha Reading, Norma Rennick, John Romans, Robert Russell, Betty Lou Sabados, Mary Schrako, Dolores Simsic, Lilian Skrobak, Wendell Sninsky, Helen Stednitz, Dolores Stednitz, John Toner, Ann Grace Ughes, Virginia Wellner, Leo Yankosky, Jean Zuikis, Dorothy Height 5-4 5-6 5-6 5-II 5-9 5-I 5-3 5-3 5-5 5-6 5-ll 5-IO 5-II 5-8 5-I I V2 5-5 5-9 5-9 5-6 5-7 5-5 5-2 5-9 5-6V2 5-8 5-SVZ 5'6V2 5-4 5-6 5-8 5-9 5-IO 5-4 5-9 5-9 5-4 5-4 6 5-8 5-3 5-8 5-5 5-9 5-8 5-'I 'l V2 5-3 5 5 6 5-4 5-5 5-ll 5-2 5-3 5-7 5-7 6-3 5-2 5-I 5-5Vz 5-2 5-8 5-IO 5-5 5-I0 5-5 5-5 5-8 5-4 5-4 -8 -6 Eyes blue brown brown blue blue blue green hazel hazel hazel brown EVEY blue blue blue blue hazel green green blue blue SFBY brown blue hazel brown green blue brown brown blue green blue brown brown brown brown green green brown green brown blue hazel blue hazel brown blue brown brown blue hazel brown blue brown EFBV blue brown BYHY blue hazel hazel brown brown brown blue blue El'-BY brown green Hair brown brown brown brown blonde brown brown black brown brown brown brown blonde brown brown red brown blonde brown brown blonde brown brown blonde brown blonde brown blonde brown brown brown brown blonde brown brown brown brown brown blonde red blonde brown brown brown red blonde brown blonde blonde blonde blonde brown brown brown brown brown blonde black brown brown brown brown blonde brown brown brown brown brown bla ' k blonde 'biimferl Probably Humming All My Love Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Stardust Smoke, Smoke that Cigarette Dream Bluebird of Happiness Till Then Night and Day I Wish I Didn't Love You So Near You Aintcha Ever Comm' Back? My Heart ls a Hobo I Wish I Didn't Love You So Ivy Cirl of My Dreams Don't Tell Me Near You My Ideal There's No One But You You Do Yours ls My Heart Alone The Wreck of No. 9 I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now Near You Let the Rest of the World Go By Peg-O-My-Heart There Are Such Things You Do Summertime You Are Always In My Heart Stardust Indian Love Call Stardust Song of the Open Road Near You Stardust Stardust Kentucky Waltz Near You I Wish I Didn't Love You So Rhapsody In Blue Song of India Near You Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Love Letters Stardust Sooner Or Later I Wish I Didn't Love You So Always My Rosary Near You What Are You Doing New Year's Sentimental Reasons Aprll Showers To Each His Own Stardust If I Loved You Blue Bird of Happiness Stardust Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Near You Near You Near You Ida l Don't Know Why Near You Stardust Reproches d'Amour There I've Said It Again ,Z Latest Address 414 South Front St. 127 Broad St. 908 West Carroll St. East Mines 437 South Second St. Diener's Hill 142 North Mill St. Diener's Hill 115 South Morris St. North Morris St. 111 West Patterson St 108 Cherry St. Wade Road 35 South Nicholas St. 201 North Second St. 103 South Second St. 140 North Third St. 44 North Mill St. 3 North Second St. Caroline Ave. 235 South Nicholas Arnouts East Mines Diener's 334 Arnout St. 107 South Front St. Mill Creek 215 North Mill St. 237 South Third St. Diener's Hill 435 South Second St. 29 North Fourth St. 121 South Front St. 304 South Nicholas St 47 North Nicholas St. 112 North Nicholas St 210 North Nicholas St 318 East Railroad St. 241 Cherry St. 225 South Nicholas St Arnouts 201 North Front St. 142 North Second St. 31 North Front St. 118 E. Hancock St. 211 North Mill St. 17 South Morris St. 318 South Mill St. 31 North Mill St. Diener's Hill 119 North Second St 111 South Mill St. Cooney's East Mines 441 South Second Caroline Ave. 214 South Mill St. 12 East Hancock St. Diener's Hill 207 North Front St. 120 North Morris St. 406 West Carroll St. 239 South Mill St. 8 South Mill St. 227 South Morris St. Furnace Hill 125 Broad St. 60 South Second St. 147 North Mill St. Arnouts Last Seen sketching in class drumming up class spirit cutting up in Spanish looking puzzled losing an argument riding the bus delivering notes fondling snakes reading a book enioying life solving originals looking for a chicken blushing for underclassmen stretching before answering displaying his girlish legs sleeping in class sauntering around town giving PAD homework to Norma telling jokes practicing penmanship slapping Kellagher laughing studying fellowmen talking steadily sneaking to World Series cracking gum conversing on world affairs coming her hair looking for point to a joke day dreaming at The Leg encouraging his team cracking gum dropping baseballs vehemently crusading smoking cigarettes fussing running films for movies visiting Miss Flail helping in Library worrying about BTC asking for repetitions avoiding school dances driving a new Plymouth getting new ideas making Clairian possible bagging classes writing letters sleeping in English class dreaming of Saturday nights spreading cheer organizing class voters refusing to speak doing homework in PAD scolding her men composing new apologies learning to iitterbug causing a giggle epidemic running errands playing basketball fighting with Teddy complaining about daily walk typing the Clairian making faces forgetting his report card asking boys to walk her home taking afternoons off being pushed by a Ford helping others at HalIowe'en dance 55 May Be a designer nurse head waiter janitor Shibe Shouter salesgirl beautician secretary social worker hairdresser physicist pitcher working for Mason Alchemist doctor teacher surveyor center on Maroons wealthy matron telephone operator FIUYSC modiste salesman hospital supervisor left field-Phillies model homemaker designer secretary farmer Councilman model husband concert violinist umpire opera star Philip Morris Executive parade maiorette basketball coach forest ranger beautician model kennel owner tourist irnpersonator pianist airline hostess civil engineer photographer chemist nurse bacteriologist President of U. S. officer Supervisor clerk gym teacher truck driver Admiral coal truck driver Librarian undertaker court stenographer Shaft Hill bus operator receptionist nurse model for Band-Aid posters pretty bride window shopper wealthy man play director marine's wife Q W Qs. G v v 1 IIX PAPER 21?-ff' If B K .S -- 4 . X f 0 ' 1' 6 , K Y RSELF - gnlvol Nxt Good me E5 R... ,LG Q , . X an lg' l,..A ETB 1 fm 4' 1 2 'EV f'lS HH f U' Q g pw E f 9 ,., r if -'--t f f' '-A . if i' I A ., ...,. .f i 6 M f J CU L9 U f Qj x ,f f ,ff'L:QqJ nsncnazn ug ?' T0uc H00 UN rbb, , sl 6 'J Q- ' PX P 2? 9+ ' 1- 1 76 Qqixmmmmrn 55154 N550 ue r HEQUIQSCQN1' IHN p el A C . oe 'Q B' i . . ' - ' ,,, Aibb- 64 t. iw P b- J! K 1 'mov 4, Q . 1 1' ' Q mm ,M g QAV- Q 2 9 0 q f - -af . X 3 5Q,. -o -o ll, J l ? Lu A ' W f V ' v ,I V 5' yi la f f ' 445- M IL X Y A f K W ' x I 15 W . A t 'B N4 an OUR Swanson 'nav A M84 1 F, W ina! gxaminafion . Place the number of the adjective in the first column before the names of the Senior boy and girl so described. . Best Jitterbugs ll3l Ann Melish Robert Romans . Best Waltzers l25l Betty Kelly Mike Mihalsky . Best Students l 4 l Dorothy Motto Joe Corby . Best Executive ll8l Kitty Heenan Bob Corby . Best Athletes ll2l Mary Postushick Wendell Skrobak . Best Skaters llll Mary Kustan John Rennick . Best Artists l20l Evelyn Padfield M. Papinchak , Best Musicians ll5l Jennie Metroka Jack Barry . Best Dressed l 3 l Rosalie Holoviak Michael Cheripka . Best Looking l23l Norma Reading James Kellagher . The Noisiest l22l Ann Antolosky Tom Cummings . The Quietest l 9 l Betty Jane Fox Steve Barlas . The Tallest l 8 J Jean Yankosky Joseph Monahan . The Shortest l7 l Mel Andre Cerald Feryo . The Youngest ll7l Betty Lou Russell Johnny Laurie , The Wittiest lZ4l Mary Kustan Sergius Kuharsky . Most Entertaining ll9l Ann Antolosky Joe Corby . Most Charming l5l Lilian Simsic Jim Kellagher . Most Dependable ll4l Jean Brennan Francis Kundrack . Most Ambitious ll6l Betty Plefka Ken Kostrey . Most Efficient t 2 l Betty Jane Fox Joe Monahan . Most Poised l 6 l Mary Herman John Stednitz . Most Popular ll0l Norma Reading Tom Cummings . Most Argumentative l2ll Mary Kalafus Joe Corby . Most Comical l l l Betty Lou Russell Joseph Monahan . Identify the Seniors who are known to exclaim: Shucksl Helen Sninsky 4. No kidding! Grace Toner Can't see it! George Homa 5. ln all possibilities! Jack Craig That's super! Dolly Guris 6. Yo-Yo! Bette Hughes . Mark the following statements TRUE or FALSE. False l. Sooner or later all Seniors will agree. True 2. Ken Mettam, Andy Lutzkanin and Lo Wellner will open a school for women drivers. False 3. The noisiest Seniors are Mary Sabadas, Dolly Stednitz, Marge True 4 True 5 False 6 True 7 True 8 False 9 McMullen and Connie Kanish. . The New Stadium will be opened for the l948 Football Season. . When Keffer is Principal, Doyle is Football Coach and Bramley is Biology Prof the school will be hot on Mondays. . Miss Thorn's favorite basketball team: Bumbak, Capko, Chaposky, Feryo, Jones and Ughes. . Steve Pogash enjoys collecting ads from Ladies Dress Shops. . Bertha Purnell and Dolores Schrako will be private secretaries in the firm of Hillman, Ossman and J. Kanish. . Joan Pingor is the Janitor at the Capital. False lO. Dorothy Zukis is never angered by her typewriter's mistakes. 58 'BSS S30-5P 'ig V 1 I Q ' A is E Q ,x - mf ' 5.. ELL. E . . 2 ., 4 3 . ,- Ax xl - gp 'L-5 ' S . ' s , ,IFS-R9 em ' ' ' I . xi Q' N R X X ix I . 9 'Xl 52 ' gp- x 5 x -,X A , -.QQ ,Ns 4 QV A ,Q X X X Q X x X X X .ip 21 L Q x x . 1 QF x WX i 3 x C N I P . ,. 'x,'f'vESKx,:::N M N .1. MMWN. M. A X i N 4 S. Jw . . S x Q , S Q ,+L 1 rf, .E 'pafgi i X N, A ..,1g,, Q fsgxv., I L X .IQ .-- . ,5 21-,Q Q--, ,. y , -' '45, --a -, k w u , . - Ss. P -Q 2' ' - w qw . 'WV' 9' ' 2 E Ryo wwwwwmwv-if NWQW-x5,x 5 Q o S . N .I K , QS..:.g ,k H X A . Q x Q., W Dom. ,am W. + a x A.. 5. gf Q ig .lx 3 ,gf M 'Elf M Af M 4-.......,. L I1 5' Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Alessi Mrs. V. Andriyousky Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Antalosky Mr. and Mrs. Stephen I. Barlas Miss Margaret Barrett Mrs. Elsie Barry Miss Katherine Beck Miss Bessie G. Beese Mr. and Mrs. William Berdanier Mr. Charles R. Birch Mr. and Mrs. Elwood S. Bodenhorn pafl 0l'l:5 Miss Anna L. Lundy Mrs. Mary Lutzkanin Miss Eleanor R. MacDonald Miss Mary McGarrity Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. McMullen Miss Louise Meinhold Mr. and Mrs. Martin Melish Mrs. Mary Metroka Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mettam Mrs. Michael Mihalsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Miller Marcelle I. Bordes, M.D. Miss Esther Botzer Miss Marie R. Brady Mr. and Mrs William Bramley Mr. and Mrs James P. Brennan Mrs. Theresa Bumbak Mr. and Mrs. Iohn S. Capko Mr. and Mrs George Chaposky Mr. Michael Cheripka, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Choynacky Miss Betty Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph I. Monahan Miss Margaret I. Monahan Miss Mary Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Moore Miss Martha Moser Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Motto, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ossman Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Padfield Mrs. Mary Papinchak Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pingor Mrs. Charles Corby Mrs. Christine Corby Miss Mary V. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Craig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cummings Dorward's Cafe Mrs. Anna Doyle Miss Bessie M. Eagan Mr. and Mrs. David G. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Feryo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feryo Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Fitz Miss Elsie G. Flail Miss Emma L. Foster Mrs. Anna Pleika Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Irvin C. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Iohn Pogash . Michael Postushick William R. Purnell Reading Iohn Reese Iohn Rennick Claude Rhoads Alfred D. Roberts Miss Iean Roberts Miss Rhoda Mae Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Romans Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell Mrs. Verna Sabadas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson Miss Violet G. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guris Miss Edna L. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Heinback Mr. and Mrs Francis Heenan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Herman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hillman Mr. and Mrs Andrew Horna Mr. and Mrs Fred I. Hughes Mr. and Mrs Albert Imschweiler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I.. Iennings Mr. and Mrs. George W. Iohns Mr. and Mrs. Edward Iones Dr. Errol T. Iones Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kalalus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kanish Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keffer Mrs. Anna Kellagher Mr. and Mrs. Iames P. Kelly, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kostrey Very Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Kuharsky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kundrack Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kustan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laurie Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Lilenthal Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Schraedley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schrako Miss Mary Ann Simons Mrs. Iean Simsic Mr. and Mrs. Wendell I. Scrobak Mrs. Susan Sninsky Mrs. Ella Stednitz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stednitz Miss Mary M. Sullivan Mr. Paul Sweat Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Thomas Miss Mildred Thorn Mr. and Mrs. T. Donald Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Toner Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ughes Mrs. Iulia Urenko Mr. and Mrs. Kermit E. Wagner Miss Ruth Weber Mr. and Mrs. Francis Welker Miss Agnes and Miss Anna Wellner Helen Wochok Miss Faith B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Metro Yankosky Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Zale Mrs. Peter Zukis Smith Photo Studio N. Centre St. Across from City Hall P tt 11 P Photographer for the 1948 Clairian Phone 3995-I 61 Congratulations to the Class of 1948 from the Parent Teachers Association The Saint Clair Coal Company Highest Quality Anthracite Coal Saint Clair Colliery Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of M. 8: S. Lunch 6 Shenk 8: Tittle Everything tor Sport 313 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. Kemmerer Paper Company Standard Products of America's Foremost Manufacturers, representing the entire range of qualities for every requirement of the modern school room. LEAD PENCILS PEN HOLDERS RULERS DICTIONARIES INK FLAGS BLACKBOARDS DRINKING CUPS CONSTRUCTION PAPER SWEEPING COMPOUND DRAWING PAPER COMPOSITION BOOKS TABLETS NOTE BOOKS TOILET PAPERS PAPER TOWELS ERASERS BLACKBOARD POINTERS WASTE BASKETS PRACTICE PAPER KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES SCHOOL FORMS KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY 355-357 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Tri-State Laboratories Wilmington. Delaware 63 elawdnn 'J Reliable Iewelers for 39 Years Diamonds-Watches-Iewelry POTTSVILLE GREETINGS FROM Doutrich's Our entire organization joins in extending heartiest congratulations and very best Wishes for every member of the Class of 1948 of the Saint Clair High School. May your commencement season be a happy one. 0 ! Doutrich s The Style Center of Schuylkill County for Student's Apparel Compliments of The Pottsville Republican With Best Wishes for Future Success 64 EDMUND A. QUIRIN MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY Coal Crushers, Crusher Plates, Cams, Car Wheels, Bearings cmd Pumps Rough cmd Machined Iron Brass and Aluminum Castings Telephone 4140-I Saint Clair, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF Anna Kralickls Academy 14 South Second Street Beauty Shoppe Phone 9297 COMPLIMENTS or Olympic Athletic C0vach's Food Stores Equipment st. cies Pottsville Reconditioners Phones 4170 and 1318 Phone 4438 E, Stroudsburg, PQ' COMPLIMENTS OF Peoples Safe Deposit Bank Saint Clair, Pa. Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 65 Compliments oi Dr. Roland G. Gould DENTIST 45 South Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Phone 1441 COAL ICE Thomas F. Brown GENERAL HAULING Phone 4258-R Compliments of Frank D. Creamer WHITEY'S GRILL and SEAFOOD EMPORIUM We Lead in Sea Food Cor. Nicholas 61 Lawton Streets Saint Clair, Pa. Phone 4237 BOHORAD'S Congratulates the Class of 1948 POT'l'SVILLE'S FINEST Thorough Business Training in spacious quarters with modern equipment and a faculty of experienced specialists. Ford School of Business MEN'S WEAR STORE 225 S. Center St. Pottsville, Pa. Phone 1818 . Best Wishes to MAYTAG HOOVER Senior Class ot l948 from FRIGIDAIRE RCA IOHN W. MACY'S SPORTSHOP 220 W. Center Street Phone Shenandoah 2-1084 tor Wilson, Spalding, O'Shea Equipment Stadium and Roper Sweaters, Buturn Iackets Order your electrical appliances Now 7251! ,L He- A fl? 12- A' Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1948 from Repplier Coal Co. BUCK RUN, PA. Compliments of Arlene's Art Shop 17 S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF PARK HOTEL CHYLACK-DROSDAK Nicholas 6 Franklin Streets Saint Clair, Pa. Miles Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 19 S, Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Phone 4171 Lehigh Ave. 6- Oak St. Frackville, Pa. Phone 385 Dr. C. A. Kantner DENTIST 111 North Second Street St. Clair, Pa. Phone 4141 For Prompt Service Call John Harvilla BEVERAGES Phone 716 Minersville COMPLIMENTS OF East Penn Transportation Co. JOHNNY'S MILK BAR COMPLIMENTS OF M. J. COLLIHAN COMPLIMENTS OF Bruno 81 Broyer 203 N. Center St. Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. WEISS DEPARTMENT STORE POTTSVILLE, PA. Phone Pottsville 2498 Dr. S. C. Asher DENTIST 106 N. Center Street Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF D 81 M Cleaners REPAIRING AND ALTERATIONS Third and Lawton Streets St. Clair, Pa. James H. Evans Funeral Home PHONE 4131 Wenz Company, Inc. Pennsylvania's Largest Producer's of Memorials and Mausoleums MAIN OFFICE 1928 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. Raymond Haslam-District Sales Manager Pottsville, Pa. R. D. No. 3 lWadesvillel The Only Authorized Rock ol Ages Dealer in Schuylkill County Phone St. Clair 4253 Display St. Clair C. W. DELP, M.D Compliments of CLAIRE MOORE Electrical Contractor Kelvinator Refrigerators Electrical Appliances So. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Phone l345M POTTS BROTHERS Distributors of Scl'1rafft's Compliments of IOE PETROZINO'S SERVICE STATION 242 N. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Going Your Way POTTSVILLE STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO. Local and Long Distance Moving Rugs Shampooed and Renovated Exclusive Agents for Aero Mayflower Transit Co. Phone 953 Phone 954 Benco Dental Supply Co. 22 Miners Bank Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dial 2-1189 101 Medical Arts Bldg. Scranton, Pa. Dial 4-5513 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Alfonce W. Zerby DENTIST So. Nicholas Street Phone 1415 Standard Pennant Company Big Run, Pa. Iefierson County Manufacturers of Felt and Chenille Awards Also Sweaters COMPLIMENTS OF DR. BORDES Wellner's Home Made Ice Cream and Candy Compliments of JACK WILLIAMS I. O. O. F. CEMETERY ASSOCIATION l-6 Grave Lots Inter Your Loved Ones in an Ever- NATIONAL FURNITURE FACTORY Custom Manufacturers ot any and all kinds of Upholstered Furniture Lasting Stone Vault Only 8550.00 SHP Covers Iohn Parry ................. President Drapes eupholster Otto Miller .... Treasurer Cor- Center 5, Nicholas Sis, Robert Dean . ..., Secretary Pottsviuel Pc- COI1gI'CIlL1lClllO1'1S Specialized Training for Business and to the Civil Service at Reasonable Rates 1948 Graduating Class of the BUSINESS COLLEGE St. Clair High School The Position School from 7 North Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. MELVIN HEINBACH Phone 4302 COMPLIMENTS OF Kelly Printing Co. 123-124 S. Front St. St. Clair, Pa. BEVERLY I3 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Nathan's Furniture Store 122 S. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations Class of '48 H. R. KNAPP LEATHER GOODS 202-204 South Centre Street Pottsville, Po. More ond More People are Shopping at POMEROY'S POTTSVILLE, PA. Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store Founded 1887 Jenkins Service Station Sunoco Gcxs and Oil S. Second Street St. Clcxir, Pa Buy at Green's With Confidence GREEN'S Quality Iewelers For IUU Years COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF DR. ERROL T. JONES METTAM BROS. Lumber and Bui1der's Supplies St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of The United Furniture Co. Best Wishes and Good Luck to THE CLASS OF '48 COMPLIMENTS or SHEPPCTS CAFE COMPLIMENTS or IOHN ERDOCK Imschwei1er's Contecnonery E. I. MILLER, Prop. The Home of Quality 17 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. lVIATT'S Where Youth is Served 111-113 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Staso's Barber Shop S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF AGNES NARK'S BEAUTY SHOP 130 N. Second St. St. Clair, Pa POST'S, INC. Cleaners and Dyers 302 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Goods called for and delivered Established 1890 LITTLE BOBBY DEAN Hardware-Plumbing-Pittston Stoves Electrical Supplies-Refrigerators Washers 21 So. Second St. Phone St. Clair, Pa. 1411M COMPLIMENTS OF Ieannette Giemza Beauty Shoppe 10 S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. IOHN I. HOLDEN 6 SON GENERAL INSURANCE, BONDS AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE So. Nicholas St. St. Clair, Pa. FRIGA'S CAFE Cor. Mill G Franklin Sts. St. Clair, Pa. TUCHLER'S 19 N. Centre Street Millinery, Dresses, Coats, Suits, Lingerie, Sportswear COMPLIMENTS OF Elizabeth Gift Shop davis shoppe Dresses, Coats, Suits, Lingerie, Sportswear and Bridal Outfits 21 S. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa Phone 5040 COMPLIMENTS or HOME MAID l Manse1l's Paint Store 23 South Second Street St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF I. Mozloom's Billiards 48 N. Second St IOHN POPOWICH KEYSTONE STORES Prices and Quality Right . St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF CULBERT'S CAFE Mill Creek Manor IEAN BRENNAN 'S Card and Gift Shop 43 N. Mill Street St. Clair, Pa BAN KES BROTHERS 265 W. STREET, BLOOMSBURG, PA. Commencement Invitations, Cards, Diplo- mas, Yearbooks and Graduation Iewelry LINCOLN-MERCURY WINNERS OF FORD MOTOR CO. MAX RAPPAPORT Distributor for Schuylkill County Showroom Minersville, Pa., Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF PENKUNAS HOTEL St. Clair, Pa. THELMA WATKINS BEAUTY SHOPPE Mill Creek Manor D. B. B. BUCHANAN COMPLIMENTS OF PHARMACIST I 27 S. Second St. Reg. No. 768 S Sl- Clair' PU- 3 North Second St. St. Clair, Pa. THE COMPLIMENTS OF Barney's Barber Shop Mill 6- Lawton Sis. St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF METRO KAMINSKY 47 N. Nicholas St. St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Victor Mikalouskas CAF E St. Clair, Pa. HABLETTS' GROCERIES AND BAKED GOODS St. Clair, Pa. 73 COMPLIMENTS or DOROSKOS CAFE Ph. Sch. Haven Ph. Pottsville 255-R 3375-1 Iohn C. 6: Iames I. Guetling CONTRACTORS Plastic and Metal Tile Installation 128 Penna. Ave. 416-B Harrison St. Sch. Haven, Pa. Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Steve Ta1pash's Pool Emporium S. 3rd St. St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES AND SARA BECKETT COMPLIMENTS OF THE LINEN SHOP loin Our Linen Club-50c Weekly Domestic and Imported Linens and Gifts 118 W. Market St. Pottsville, Pa. FROM FACTORY TO HOME Brighter Furniture Factory 436 No. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. I. V. ROSE CO. IEWELERS 5- WATCHMAKERS Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF SOFY'S DRESS SHOP St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Complimenfs ROSEMARY'S DRESS A Fiiend St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Bretosky's Food Market Mill 6. Thwing St. St. Clair, Pa. Phone 1333 MORAN'S CLEANERS 29 South Second St. St. Clair, Pa. BROOKES CLOTHES America's Fine Clothes for Men 61 Boys 216 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Next to Capitol Theatre FOR FINE ARTIST MATERIALS Pottsville Wallpaper 51 Paint Co. 320 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. THE MUSIC MART Everything for the Musician 124 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Phone 3007 Sintons' Art and Gift Shop Pottsville, Pa. POST'S SELF SERVICE St. Clair, Pa. DR. THOS. I. SHORE DENTIST 6 North Centre Street P hone 250 Pottsville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS or SUE QUIRK Phone 2557 PARIS SHOPPE LINGERIE-SPORTS WEAR-HOSIERY 119 South Centre Street Pottsville, Penna. Pottsville's Finest COMPLIMENTS OF Paul Zulick Barber Shop A. MISSONIS 6: SON KEYSTONE GROCERY Diener's Hill Phone 1370 We Deliver COMPLIMENTS OF Pottsville Stove Repair and Hardware Co. 420 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa Phone 221 and 2047 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT D. SCANLAN COAL COMPLIMENTS OF MIKE KALYAN Diener's Hill COMPLIMENTS OF Dashifsky's Shoe Repairing Shop 105 South Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF IOHN F ARNE Painting and Paper Hanging St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Ioe Baker's Food Market St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS or FRANK CHRISTIAN SMITH'S PHARMACY IOHN W. SMITH, Ph.G. The Prescription Store 221 South Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS or IOHN KOMINETZ COMPLIMENTS or ANNA MARCHOCK 75 COMPLIMENTS OF Eddie Giemza's Bar and Grille 213 North Second St. Saint Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL MANAGER ANDREW Black Diamond Food Store 228 S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Phone 1455-I COMPLIMENTS or W. R. MORGAN COMPLIMENTS OF A. I. ROMANS Funeral Director COMPLIMENTS OF Mart Dormer's Cigar Store CIGARETTES CANDY Phone 9182 Saint Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF WAPINSKY 51 SON DRY CLEANERS l4U North Second Street St. Clair, Pa. Phone 1352-W GILMARTIN S Dine and Dance St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS or SQUIRE BOOTE COMPLIMENTS OF Interior Decorating and Graining Phone 1361-M St. Clair, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF RYAN'S CAFE Diener's Hill St. Clair Esso Service Center Ford Parts and Dealer Second and Lawton Streets, St. Clair, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF GOMBAR'S CAFE 3rd and Carroll Streets Saint Clair, Pa. WILLIAMS CANDY SHOP 222 S. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Pottsville Show Case Co. Main Office-300 Laurel Street lOpposite Court Housel Pottsville, Pa. The Senior Class of 1948 would like to take this opportunity to thank their advertisers, for Without your support it would almost be impossible to finance a school record like this. .In f m I EM XAATQQ 5 1 K, ' ' if '. . AV...L I .IIIV III II I . V V I. ,I I IIIII IV I I II Vfl, ' V .J V 1 ' . . V 53' uf- N. 1 l 'L ',L Q -' 7 , IIV5-I .II.IgI.,wI I I,II5III.II I. . , I I V I I , I , I , -V ,V ,V IH ,Ia IIIIIYQ ,I.. I. I IIII I . I. I ,..V.V,V,gIIVI II I I,I.I I I ,III , . 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