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

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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

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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

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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