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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1949 volume:

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Editor-in-Chief - George Watunya Business Manager - Michael Tomchany 4aaew We are living in a troubled world. Although World Peace is greatly impeded and delayed, the United Nations is struggling, with faith and hope in mankind unshaken, that eventually, good will among all countries will prevail. As a step toward the achievement of this goal, a American generosity is unsurpassed. We are pouring our wealth into destitute nations to guarantee their survival-physically, econ- omically, and politically. At the same time we are offering within our shores, refuge to thousands of European displaced persons whose plight is desperate. Can cold war or the iron curtain of Russia long endure against the hope of the world? But we also must look homeward. Internationally mag- nanimcus, America must solve, for her own people, tremendous problems in order to secure a better way of life. .If we would safeguard our Democracy, we must suppress the insidious spread of Communism. The equalization of educational oppor- tunity, the cooperation of capital and labor, the prevention of crime, the eradication of disease, and the security of the aged are some of the responsibilities which our students, as good citizens, must assume in the near future, if we would be sure that Victory Is Ours Forever. I I M Wa, flu' Saninv' l'la.v.s' of Sf. Flair ll. S., llf'lllf'!Iff? ourl'lairi1m fo our .s-in1'f'i'f1 frirfml, Jlr. Tlmmas L. .lffmzimlm If is pmlzaps a small iizffasurp of appreriafion, buf uw' fav! flzal flze llPlI7'ff0lf flianlfs of all af as may bring fa liim flze jay of a job well done. UV' know llzaf iriflioiit his unfiring ejforfs flze Flair- ian irmdd be only a dream. Tliereforv, ire 1H'lfll0H'lPll.I1P mir debt of grafitude and pay our tribufe irifli this dedi- f-ation. 3 4 we amz af gamma President .. Mr. T. Donald Thorne Vice-President ,. Dr. Errol T. jones Secretary .. Mr. Earle L. Heinbach Treasurer .. Mr, Edward T. Thomas Mr. Claude Rhoades Mr. George W. johns Mr. Thomas Moore A f 7fne Sufzeainlencfenf '7fze Charles Richard Birch Ellwood Saylor Bodenhorn B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. lluvkm-ll l4l1iYl'l'SiIj'. M.A., M.A. l'L'l1I1Sl1ll1'i'Ulll'glA' L'lIiYOI'Silj' ul' 1'cl1l1sylx':ll1i:1 Lulumon Yulloy i'ollup.:o, M.A., M5 L'l!iYUl'5il.Y oi 1'en11s5-ivaumian 5 r...,,. ., x ALBICIKT C, ALICSSI ILS., IVI.lC4l. Iiilinhoro Suite Tem'l1e1's College, ILS. Pennsylvania State College M.l'I1l. MARIE F, BRADY, Il,N Pottsville Hospital KATHERINE M. BECK ILA., M.A. VVestern Reserve University Penn State College BA., M.A. Social Studies English 4 EDVVARD T. RYSCAVAGIS, M.D. Georgetown University 6 N11 ' . I i i 1 l I , l l 1 A ICSTHICR A, l'lO'l'Zl'Ili B.A., M.A. Keystone State Ts-avlwrs College, Penn State College ILA., M.A. History l 'f f X , sf 1 I ' I A if 1' lil t DAVID G. EVANS, HS. Keystone Slate I'0zu-lu-l':4 College. ILS. University of Pennzi. 1 English i l P i 1 1 1 I'Il.Sll'I G. IFIAII., RS. MRSA IFHOMXS QIIXSON IGIJNA IiAIIHlS1UN, ILS. 1 mlnshurg Stalls- 'l'vzu'I1v1's '.P,.S,4il1'TNTlllsic Vid. Pvnn Slam- Uqllvgu, TLS. V Hl'! - US- VW-sl Clmcsk-1' S0110 'I'cQFC11cl's Drexel Instituto of 'l'm-vlumlu HllSil1L'S5 I-Ielucutiun ' V, Cfvllvgv , ' H-mm, l,k,mwlniK,L4 M uiil- Su peivisbi' I b .xx N Li, IHOMAS L. .IIQNNINGS ANNA L, LUNIJY, HA. MARY MvGAlllll'l'Y. ILA. U, Music' Millcl-M-1110 Nmvmm Saint .lusvplfs l'uIlug'u, imulws Vnllvilv of Musik, Penn Slzllu Vollcgu UA' ll, Musk- nhbmh-loin umm, l'nix'u1'sily ot l't'l1Il2l. Illstrurm-mul Music- Fngmh Hismrv Algn-h1'u,l.z11in kms, 5 'ik wx? . .K w W H XX- S IUUISIC KIICINIIOLII, ILA. CHARLES A. NllLLl'Ill, US. MARY IC. MON.-NIIAN, TLS l'1-lm Slam- Colin-gc Kummwn S' T' C US' XYvsl Ulu-sim' Stun- 'l'vau'lu-ls H.. i t , liuvkm-ll L'l1ivv1'sity Cullvgv 1LIlllllf Ullllxilhllf East Sll'0ll1lHUlIl'Lf S. T. C. Sllilll .luxe-plfs Culh-Liu Ubi-'ll-'11 Health and physical Cullullhiax l'1xix'm-wily ,IIKILICZIUOII linglish 7 -'N vs l.'RANg'l5 N' MQQNMY IOHN RFFQF Hg Al,l RICU ROlilCH'l'S , 'mlm Smit, Cuumxg. Bus' ' l Ursinus Follow, HIS Khyglmu- Slzllu NUl'l1l1ll Duke U'hiv,,1-sity Penn Slum Cnmigc Iiutzlnwn 'Slulu ll-:u-114-l's , MmlN.,m,lii-S Civics Hismrv Penn Slzxlv Collvgv ggom.,-4,1 5,.iCm.L. V ' 7th-Sth-Sith Mutlwolnntim ODA M. ROIH-Zli'l'SON, HA. AIRS! MARGARWI' ,IA MARY SULLIVAN nm-km-ll I'l1iYl'l'SilX Sf'IlRM3IlLl'IY. HS. Wim Sum, Colhw, H-N XYUSI Clwstol' S. 'l'. C., Us Tthxmh Grade Alfgulwm, Spamiflm Suc1'vt:1l'y, SupoVinlol1mivl1t's Gcngmpm, Ufiive ' fNlll,llIll'Il7 THOIIN. lib. NVQ-sl C111-stvl' Slzllr' 'l'0zu'l1e'l's Collogv. lib. 'l'4-mplv l'nix'vw.ity Girls' Hr-nlth :md - 1'hysicz1l ldmlucutiuu I 1 FRANCIS IC. XVICLKEII ILS.. M.A. Keystmw S. T. C., ILS. Penn State Colle-5:0 New York Vnivorsity Science, Biology, Physics 8 HENRY J, ZALIC, ILS.. NS Kulzlown S. T. C' Mlllersvillv Slim' 'l'0zu'lu f'ollvf,:0 L'l1ivvrsily ot' Punnu. 1lHlLl5lI'i2l1 Arts Pawn! 7eaclzm 14 n President - - Mrs. Alger Reese Vice President - Mrs. Charles Breslin 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Michael Potts Secretary - Mrs. Alex Folta Treasurer - Mrs. Harold Davis Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1949. You are tomor- row's citizens. America's future depends on how well its youth meet the tests that will confront them. May you accept the challenge to help create a better, richer, and more humane world than we have ever known. Resolve to hold fast to the highest principles of democracy-to maintain and defend the American way of life which offers to free individuals in a, free society the working materials for a satisfying life. Aspire always toiward ever higher goals and persevere despite all hind- rance you may encounter. May you dedicate your energies wholehartedly to the tasks at hand. 9 Glau .Sony fNow Is The Hourj Now is the hour, When we must say good-bye, To all our classmates, Our teachers and our friendsl, And through the Years, May friendships be renewed Our thoughts will turn to Saint Clair High Our Alma Mater true. Victory Is Ours, So 1et's remember this, Whate'er be our aim in life, We'll strive and never miss, Dear red and blue Our thoughts are all of you, Fond memories we leave behind The Class of 49 . 10 1 efadd of 1949 Class Flower: Tea Rose Class Colors: Blue and Gold President ......... Eleanor Covach Vice President .... Geraldine Guris Secretary ........... Mary Pogash Motto: ViCtOfY Is Ours Foreveru Treasurer Mary Pinksavage Advisors: Miss Katherine M. Beck ' ' ' ' ' ' ' and Mr. David G. Evans I As we, the class of 1949, bid farewell to our Alma Mater, let us take briefly a retrospective view of the four short years we were privileged to- attend St. Clair High School. On August fourteenth, 1945, just before we began our career as Fresh- men, we were thrilled with the news that the hostilities of World War II had ceased. An atmosphere of tranquillity and joy prevailed as we anxiously awaited the development of the reconstruction program, with United Nations pointing the way to World Peace. As Sophomores we welcomed a large group of township students. We participated in all school sports and clubs and other extra-curricular activi- ties, as we made adjustment to the 6-6 reorganization plan of the junior- Senior High School. The traditional Prom, with its dazzling and scintillating whiteness of ice and snow, was the glamorous event of our junior year. The Senior Hop, a maze of blue and gold, was also a most enjoyable af- fair. May we express our deepest gratitude to those who have made our education possible, and as we continue to accomplish the tasks that lie before us, the joy of achievement will serve to remind us of our slogan, Victory Is Ours Forever, and will urge us to strive ever onward an upward. ll ,yu . l ff , AE X n , ,Q . 1 r T. I' I f I . N 1, 1 L ft, ' Anthony Albert Androshick Tony Tony is one of the best dressed boys in the school. He is usually seen with out of town girls, He enjoys all sports. Tony ex- perts to join the Navy after he graduates. General Course-l+'ootball l-2-Il--l. Hase- ball 1, Basketball 1-2-3, Student Council 1. Lj 1 ,. . yt If U' J '- Samuel Arnout Skip L it ' Q ' W' Skip is the very studious type fellow. AJ -Vi' Ile allways inzrnziges to have time for his N ,I studies :ind time for pleasure. Skip plays A A ,ith U baseball and foothal He has been successful in football this yea . Ljle is going to enter ,, Y' K1 college when he f5i1i' ' school. ,K I ACUll0Il1iC,MUl'h Football 1-2-4. Base- fp X , ' mm 3-4. 'Orchestra 172-Il-4' H nd 1-2-ss-4, G , lx ' t'lub Delta Pip , Prom Comm. Z., . Lilf'l'Z14' S. l' 4, Studei Council 4, District l l'ChESlI'ils-3. . ' , uf' 'X 1' lf! Robert James Barrett Bruiser Bl'lliSCl ', one of the shy boys ol' the class of '49, played backstop for the Amvet jeers. He hails from Arnouts and keeps in shape by walking' to and from school, His ambition is to join zz big league baseball team. General Course-Baseball 2-4. Seniors .A J,AQ,ZLL?Z,'YpQZfJbj6'l 'fit I7 Y if 6' 51,4 Kenneth Eugene Berdanier Berdie Bertlie is zu happy-go-lucky fellow. He likes to hunt, and his ambition is to get a deer. XVhen Bertlie finishes school, he hopes to be- come a mechanic. The class of '49 wishes you success. General Course-Glee Club 1. Sylvia Mae Bxldhexser Slyvia, an active member of our class, spends most of hel' leisure time out of town. Her secret ambition is to become a ehampton roller skater and a concert pianist. VVe hope she will not forget her classmates when she becomes famous. Commercial Course-Glee Club 1-2-3-4, B. 'l'. C. 3-4, Dramatic Club 2, llussiness Staff, Basketball 4, Prom Committee Il. If H,-ln. . if f WL ff john Zygmund Blahosky johnny lt,t.!'p V ,LJ Johnny , a happy-go-lucky fellow, has 4 one interest, a certain twlrler. He can usually ,, V. he seen riding to school in a green sedan. His , ff' wonderful work in football secured him an Lffllf' V honorable mention on the Sch. County football 'gf' warn. His ambition is to become a mechanic. ' f ' L Academic course-Football 3-4. Basker- ,f , ' bali 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2, Alpha Delta Pi 3-4. r Literary Stuff 4, Prom Committee 3. f 1949 f so 13 Harry Earl Blakeslee Ark Hari'y is a Carefree guy who will do most anything: for a laugh. He is an ardent sports fan and can be seen at all games. Girls haven't any place in l'larry's life. Xve think he would make a fine Sports Editor . Acarlemic Course-Alpha Delta Phi 4, Lit- erary Staff 4. t V l 2 I. ll Honor Cecelia Breslin Y wHonor VVhere there is fun or where there is trouble, Honor is usually 'in lt.f Her Irish wit and dancing feet make hertk. ideal for Joe. Honor hopes some day to be able to fly in the wide blue yonder. Avaclemic' Course-Aloha Delta Phi 3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Band l-2-Il, Prom Committee 3, Business Staff -l, llaskotliall 4, S K x john joseph Breslin Bras Q Bros is the practical joker of the M 8 senior class. He takes a special delight in sports. His favorite place is the Leg where he spends most of his leisure time. Jack has no definite plans for future years. General Course-Football i-2-R. Basker- ball 1-2, Business Staff 4, Decorating Committee 4, Band 1-2-3-4. L. 5 ' 1 'hp-418: 14 L' Lu . e v Q-N, .Marg 'Z' l ,115 4' M I ff I, - -' O I vfxmzf., Seniors George Robert Bucksar Buck George is a carefree fellow who travels to Pottsville quite frequently. We wonder why! Georges fine disposition and neat ap- pearance has marie him quite popular with his classmates. Aczulemic Course-Alpha Delta Phi 3-4, ' ,L - MW' - V : ' l ff of f' I it fl v ' I 4' If I ' ,. ,- .f L ' ,s Steve Chewcaskie Stef Sieve, the Don Juan of our class, cannot be resisted when he throws his charm about. Although his ambition is to become Z1 Chalnpioin skater, we think he will be a grocery If merchan t. General Course-Glee Club 2. ' lla l iqfiflfff ll limi, Kkyoqlfl Sf Joseph Aloysius Chiccine V l VVho is that dapper fellow with the loud tie? It's Chick on his way to the shop to make rabbits. Chlck's sunny disposition has made him very popular with everyone. He is always really to help and has been an asset to the class of 4H . General Course-Football 2-3-4, Student Council 2-3--l, Alpha Delta Phi 3-4, Glee Club 1-2. 1949 l l ...J .V ijjtwg, Eleanor Covach dent. She is usually ln X X 1 i james Martin Dormer jimmy Jimmy is a very ambitious boy. llesides going to st-hool he is learning to be a barber. lle attends all the basketball games and fre- quently visits the Leg . Jimmy has a pleasing personality and gets along well with everyone. i General t'ourst--llasketball lVlanag'er Il. tllf-e Club l. abeth Ann Fahl Betty Ann came an year from the metr 'he is one of our small Betty Ann'Y w s eing sick wxlhgxn Gepj l Cour-e-F. 1-2-I ' Xllldvx 'HX 16 Ellie Ellie is our hard working class presi- troublc+very friendly and able to win friends easily. Ellie's in- terest lies in music although she has no det'- inite plans for the future. Commercial Course-Dramatic' Club 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Vice President 3, President 4, Student Council 154. Decorating Committee 4, Business Staff 4. Betty Ann to' us in our Fresh- olis of Mill Creek. seniors. to become a nurse. be pleasant. Seniors Kathryn Fecenko Kathy Kathy is a member ol' the Arnonts fzang. She can be seen walking to school every day. Ile-r favorite pastime! is tourinp: Saint Clair. especially week-ends. She would make an exvellent guide for travelers. Uoimnercial Course-tllee Club 2-Ii-4. Bette Margaret Frantz Bette Short and sweet is the term that van be applied to the smallest member ot' our class Ht-tie intends to become :I tear-lter someday in Saint Clair High St-hool, General Course-F. ll. A. 4. Give Club 2-Ii, Basketball 4. Eleanor Futchko Futch is l utt-ii can always be toimd giving' Il hearty vheer for our athletes. She is an active member in many BXIVZI-l'lll'l'lf'lllill' avtivities. Her favorite pastime is hiking up the highway. I-'utr-h will make a very efficient secretary for some elnployer. Commercial Courselilee Club 1-2-3-4, ll. 'l', C. il-4, llratnatic- Club 2, Prom Committee Il, Business Stafl' 4, Basketball 4. 1 949 Steve Futchko Chester Chester is a hard worker in school and out of school. Although he possesses a great deal ot' athletic ability, hls small stature pre- vented hlm from taking an active part in sports. However, he proved to be a very com- petent manager in both basketball and football. Academic Course-Basketball Manager 2- 3-4 Football Manager 2-3-4, Student Council 1 Glee club 1-2. Mrk Of' ff W Wi ,WMA oseph john Garrxty A Joe Joe is the care-free boy of the senior class. Studies are the least of his worries. Although quiet ln school he is a regular fellow ln social llre. Joe has no definite plans as yet tor the future. 34 General Course-Football 4, Basketball ob seph G ely Bob ob s ea ortsman both in and ut 1. I unting season he man- ged a f w off to go out to bag s 1 He in d t build a sporting goods store t. C1 2 en al r e--Football 4, Glee Club l 0 ,. 5 SBHIOI' l18 sinus ' , , ,i ffiff it ,jf Geraldine Louise Guris Gerry Here is a sweet Miss who is very friend- ly and well liked. She is captain of the twirlers and does a good job. She loves to swlm and dance, and ride in that certain Bula-k. S118 was very capable as Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook. Commercial Course-Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Majorette 1-2-3-4, B. T. C. 3-4, Dramatic Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4. Class Xie?-President 1-2-4, Literary Staff 4, Basket- al 4. l - Elizabet al - ' Bette el' i our who comes 'om c sv' - if - fi ' ' ys willing to oo t at mos tice- a co Q is 'tt t is 5 ying s tball, tels a ltion i o e a' e a s y. Y - - ' an 'oi s 'lee uh 2-3-4, l-laske a 'r K 9 t xg X 1 V ii if V L . 711- ' Melvin Edward Heinbach Mel Mel is a carefree guy who is a great lover of outdoor life. Or should we say a great lover, peroid? He supports athletics an frequently visits the' Leg . His neat app ance and friendly disposition have mad lm popular with the weaker sex. G9ll9l'8l CDU FSC JW? 1949 , , 19 Mary Bernice Hillman Bernice Hernice is one ol' our seniors from lflust Mines. She is a good athlete and always willing to cooperate in all of the school activities. Hernice's ambition is to secure steady employ- ment as a waitress. General Course-F, H. A. 3, Glee Club 2-ll. , . Gr AJ! oseph n ishift rphy' X Murphy is qui b t f ently. e takes things lightly and as they come. He intel'- I r v A FJ ns... - x.f HX 1 2 . . Q O .. xg tile t .3 N 2' usted in all athletics and shines at his . ortstop position on the diamond. As yet, Joe has not dec-ifletl upon his future, tl:-nerzil CoLu'se-Baseball 3-4. Thomas Frederick Honicker Tucker Tucker is a former star athlete, es- pecially in basketball. He is a well-dressed chap and popular with the opposite sex. 'l'uCKer's ambition is to become a pro basket- ball player. General Course-Basketball 1-2-Il, Foot- ball l-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3. Senior 1 00 5 if W A Michael john Jacobs Minnow Not much is known about this ha o- DPY-K Iurky lad. Hunting and fishing are his hobbies. He never missed a day but never stayed a tull one. He also did a good job on the football team oi' SCHS. Academic Course-Football 4, Glee Club 1. .Li lim-ct' i Mardell Rita Kahler Mardell Mardell comes from Mill Creek, and hap- py was the day she entered SCHS. Mardell is certain to reach the goal of success with her tj pleasing personality and sweet smile. For f tiny gral she certainly spreads a lot ' joy, I General f'ourse-Glee Club Della Pi 3-4. F. H. 1 ff' 1949 iw Ruth Lois johns Ruthie Ruthie is the Nightingale -'mf our class Her beautiful voice has been an asset to our chorus groups and assemblies. Our prophevp, is that she will be a great Prima Donna some day. Cmnmerf-ial Course-Glee Ulub 1,2-Cl--4, Octette 2-3-4. Dramatic Club 2, Prom Commit- tee 3, Business Staff 4, Twirler 2-3-4. IWW 21 l, . .Me llfff- .. r9.7 in 1 1- 4, cg. jfff' 'i' aj .Xie Xfmvy ,Vw-f .. KL-' N sf L- Norman Anthony Kaunas Duke Duke is one whose theory is less work and more leisure time. Whenever the oppor- tunity affords, he will shoot darts. We are looking forward to Duke's Barber Shop in the near future. General Course-Basketball 3, Glee Cluli LZ. , f . ' ' :7?.. 1.2711 ,1cf 1.4,4f,v4.- Q! f- H -'13 4' fr 'ff' f .lzff if -f . f Russell Bernard Kocur Koke The way Russ works and potters around the shop we are almost sure that he will turn out to he a mechanic. When he isn't working with machinery. he is trying it out in the form of a Black Sedan. Good luck Russ in your chosen vocation. Gui:-i'zil Vourso--tilee Club 1-2. Alpha :l,',4,'CfC5' 'V -fir ' 1 , I f. f7s' J' . .VW fbi'-f lk-Ita Pi 3--1, Business btaft' 4, Prom Committee Nicholas Kovich Nick Nick is one ot' the very few quiet members of the class who joined us from New Castle Twp. three years ago. He prefers to let things Come as they may, and work their own way out. This reticence does not min his chararter, however. and we are sure his pleas- ing presonality will take him far in life. Academic Course :assi Senior 22' Gerald Jacob Krill jake Happy4go-lucky can well describe this tall member of our cflass. Jake was active in sports and captain of the football team in 48 . He is usually found near the coke machine during classes. Academic Course-Football l-2-3-4, Stu- ' dent Council 2, Baseball Manager 34. I , Nicholas Kulka Nick Nick is a jolly fellow who doesn't take his studies too seriously. He can be seen patrolling the out-field for the Amvet-,ieers or studying birds. His ambition is to become a baker. We are sure that he will be successful. Academic Course-Glee Club 1-2. 0 anor Lazar Helen El an i e of the few brilliant mem- ! bers of he c s. She is a trusting friend. E nor . a good athlete. She has shown t is b p ying well on the girl's basketball team. Academic Course-Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Alpha Delta Pi 3-4g Basketball 4. W 1 949 V,l ,M W' X JVQKK' A 'lt Donald Thomas Love Love Love has a jolly and teasing nature and IS full of fun. He sticks strictly to the business at hand and is always ready to help whenever he can. So we say farewell to a fine fellow and a good sport. General Course-Football 2-3-4, Glee Club dl? 1, 1 .MJ-CHWL af - f Elizabeth Lutzkanin Betty Betty is a good sport, laughs easily, and is rarely serious. This carefree Miss hails rom the Addition and takes the exercise of walking to school every day. She takes great interest in school activities, and not only is she the president of the F. H. A. but also an excellent cook. General Course-Glee Club 1-2-3, Alpha Delta Pi 3-4, F. H. A. 3-4, Literary Stall' 4, Basketball -1. Mary Dolores Malatesta Molly Molly is popular, earnest, and witty. She loves to dance and go on hikes. Her hobby IS talking, and she is always being punished for it. She took the Commerical Course and wants to become a secretary. Our best to you Molly. Commerical Course-Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 4, Prom Committee 3. Senior 24 I 4. A - .- ... .......4..., , ,..d I I ffftkm- Y james Edward Manion jimmy Jim is a great person to have in any crowd. His constant source of jokes keeps his companions in a continuous state of merriment. He is also an expert on the Fine Art of Soda Jerking. General Course-Student Council 3, Glee Club 1-2. wygzf? WMM' Wilbur Th6'nQ?6Vianse1i Mickey The best way We know of describing Mickey is by that popular quotation- For he's a jolly good fellow . His school life has certainly been filled with happiness, and may be be fortunate enough to go through life in the same manner. General Course-Stuclent Council 3. Theresa Ann Mocha Theresa 'l'heresa has a wonderful personality and a rare sense of humor. This high-spirited lass is interested in all school activities and participates in them whole-heartedly. We wish Theresa luck in everything she undertakes. Commercial C o u r s e-Dramatic Club Ravlfetlwll 4. Glee Club l-2-3-4, Prom Committee R 'l'.1C. 3-4, Business Staff 4, Decorating Com- mi ee -. 1949 25 Nj me 514 W aft W ,144 Francis Charles Mochnoc Muck Muck is a quiet person despite his easy-tzoing disposition. He is never heard at the wrong time: therefore he never gets into trouble, This asset has gained him the respect of his vlassmates and made him an ideal pupil to his teavhers. General Course. afflf Leo Peter Noga Leo Leo slowly strolls the halls as though he hasn't anywhere to go. NVe suppose he gets this gait from climbitn: Mt. Hope hill. We understand he will join the service when he tin' ishes school. He should be a good man for hacking up the rear, 12 General Course-l ootlJall 2-4, Glue Club ww' it.. Kathleen joan Omlor Kitty A quiet little brunette who knows that action speaks louder than words. A fine athlete and a good sport can describe Kitty in a few words. Her ready smile has won her many iriemls. General Course-Glee Club 1-2-3. Literary Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball -l, Decor- ating Committee -L Seniors 26 ig: Q Edward Lawrence Orlowsky Eddie Eel is an ambitious fellow especially where music is concerned. His pleasing dispo- sition enables him to get along with everyone. His ambition is lo become a member of a 1181110 bancl. General Course-Alpha Della Pi Il-sl. Pl-mn Comniillee Il, Business Stall' -1, Band 1-2-Zi-fl, Orclieslra 1-2-3-4. , X.: A-s R XA , -QX Russell Paiko Russ Russ spends his summers swimming and playing baseball. He is a vheerful boy and has many friends, He expects to go into 801118 kind of business after he completes high srhool. General Course. Mary Ellen Pinkasavage Pinky Pinky proves that pleasure goes with learning. She cooperates in every way to plan a day of fun. Pinky has the ambition to car- ry her up to the great height of success . . . and is certain to reach ii. l'mmni-riiil Conise-C Q 'i 1 l 0 e Cluli l-2-Cl--l H. T. C. 3--l. Class 'Treasurer , Literary Sl' i' -l. , gq-f 1 949 5 ll V ., .- lx Pix x X V 90 I giviirit-il IS. Gleo Club l-2-Il-4. Dramatic Club 2, lx ' X l X 1 f X K i Vfuv ' r i , . LL Rf 'V Marlene Plasha Plash Plush is a small, dark haired beauty. Her pleasing personality makes her popular with everyone. She loves to dance and to tell jokes, Her ambition is to travel to Arabia as a prnate secretary. Coinmervial Course-Glec Club 1-2-24-4, Business Slafl' 4, Dramatic Club 2, Twirler 2-3-4. Basketball -1. L X 2 J Arr' ' K ' I J as ' va ,Mary Dorothy Pogash Pogie L-on is fronw e fair metropolis of v lJi?.l94 .' Hill., li '. q 'te attractive and IS Vllyil by both uh lfst rl body and faculty. She s a whiz nf lr ke l. Mary's ambition is to liuvuilie ll private secretary. ' mmerrial Course-li. T. C. 3-4, Stuflenl 'ass Svr'i'vlan'y-44, Prom Committee Zi. l.itcrarV Stall -i, Ilccoratmg Committee 4, Basketball -l. 1iZQ?Zff4ff. Andrewjjoseph ts Andy Am 1 tL D seriouslv an e ajority o mrs VQIV lI'llGlP9 e ' ' wort si a baske! 'X , s is tw ta e his ili I' .I ' . K ' Al . K ' ' . . ball and basebal. is als a mem , f the YMCA boxing team. ' 'z ' -,GI ' - ' -' , .' ' 'ary Ac ulunit C ue Llub 12 litu Stull' fl. Seniors iff' f 464, If ,lf ., --f . ,vu ,ff ' 1 lf ,. I . John Michael Powell Punky This tall good-looking chap belongs to the quiet reserved group. He is a member ot the baseball squad and performed rather well while on the mound. General Course-Business Starl' 4, Hase- ball 3-4 Olga Prima Prim Prim is a slim, attractive brunette, ller pleasing smile and personality makes her popu- lui' with everyone. She loves dancing and basketball. Her ambition is to travel all over the world. Good lurk Prim. Commerc-ial f'0lll'S8f'l'Vl'll'l0l' 2-Il--1, llusi. ness Staff -l, Prom Committee Il, Glee Club I-2- 25-4, llevorating Uolntnittee Al, H vb' QS Isabella Pushcarovich Babe Babe is our petite blonde who loves to flirt. She is also a champion bubble gum blow- er. Her hobbies are dancing and men. Sha hopes to attain her goal as a secretary. Commercial Course-Business Statt' 4, Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 1-2-Zi-4. 1 949 N i E odtfiiv . x 5 . x qjvhiz Albert Francis Rennick Teno William Victor Romans Snail Bill is girls. Bill is He seems to the basketball he intends to General Glee Club IA2, Teno is our handsome athlete. He is peppy when he is participating in a game: otherwise he is as slow as a snail. Strangely em that him. Teno is not interested in girls. But mean they are not interested in Foot- X a hashful boy, especially around often seen driving a blue sedan. be the fans favorite player on court. Bill is undecided on what do when he graduates. Course-Football 4, Basketball 4, Student Council 1. Kathleen Ryan Kassy Kassy is one of the tiny members of our class. She is a great lover of sports, and a loyal booster of all sport activities. Kassy hopes to become a secretary. She will surely be a great asset to the business world. Commercial Course-Gle e Cluh 1-2-3-4. Prom Committee Il. Senior Q joseph Martin Selosky Joe .loo ix lh 9 Little Sultan ot' the Senior Class. .lov is the only hoy taking the Commer- viul Course with eighteen girls. He vnevvs :1 lot ot' groin and ull at 0109 '0llll'll iul ' I Lx l K Thomas joseph Sheaffer Stack This bruwny lncl with his km-on i'v:1tili'c-:4 nfton utti'ac'ts: the 1-yo:-a ot' the opposite- sox. Stuck comes from lower Mill Cm-ok :intl low-s to walk to school on wintry days. He is found most frequently in Saint Clair nt the I.m,r . Goiwrul Coursv-Sliulent l'oum'il Il, Foot- I-'-ll.4. Prom f'Ulllllllllt't'A 3, f'lllSS.l'l'l'Sltl0lll tl, Business Stull' -t, lh-1-orautnig f'tlllllllIllPt' ll. Margaret Sninsky Margie Wlwro l't'ie-mls grnthei' ol' where tl lnutlhlur you are sure to tintl Mzn'gie . S N he IS ' J ont- ol' the lun-loving ine-nilJet's of our claw I Mlll'f-UO hopes to join the business world as Sl'K'l'UIlll'j'. , , t'oininvr'i'iuI Course-G I 9 0 ' li 2 , if Dl'2lIllilllt' Flu 1 949 lyt I . 1 l X n L N.. . JL' x '. 1 C 'U ' jf XIV ,Uf , M0 M L 'Ury ,Jw JW X ' 9 I kr, fy C J J at 1-f L 1 , AX ,V ,J X L f l J , 'G I 4 if 6 1-fend Zfdficfff .H 1 ff L Q fuel A VX: ffm., ,ML W ,,, if Moa 51: 7 Phe. Helen Stone Rockie Helen is peppy, full of fun. and popular' among the opposite sex. She is also raptain of the cheerleaders. She loves to dance, swim, and play basketball. Helen has no definite plans for the future. Her classmates wish her lurk. Covnmercial Course-Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Basketball 4, Student Counril 2. Glee Club 1-2: 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Literarv Staff 4. De:-or William George Thomas Pele Polo is one of the quiter members of lhe Senior Class. He is a regular fellow and is liked by all. He is an ardent supporter of all sports, especially baseball. Pelo has not de- cided what his future work will be, but to him we wish happiness and prosperity. General Course. ating Committee -l, ' Michael Tomchany Mike Here is a lad who is forever seen with the eirls. It must be his charm that allures them. Will you please tell us your secret, Mike? Un rainy days he drives the family car to school. General Course-Football 2, ll u s in e s s Staff, Manager. Senior 32 Q a 4. ,ff Y . , my lil A Eugene Thomas Walsh Knobby It is a well-known fact that Knobby prefers hunting and swimming to studying. His greatest specialty is sleeping. He is also inter- ested in becoming a store manager in some business establishment. General Course-Decorating Committee 4. 70 1 ,tba-ff' 3' f f A ' George Watunya Dully Dully possesses not only a keen mind for svhool work but is also blessed with real literary ability and a shrewd mathematwal mind. He has a deep interest in all outdoor sports. As a leader he has helped our class a great deal. Academic Course-Alpha Delta Pi 3-4. Glee Club 1-2, Class President 1-2, Student Council 1, Literary Staff, Ass't. Editor. Harry Stanely dpaper Harry is ne the q members ' V' the Senior Class. enjoys t sport of vt-I mg and fishing. st of' th ime he ca '. seen in W lner's His ib lon is o -, a a carpent , ht ter grad ati hopes to e Na y r Co rse rom Co tt Is Bt n ss ' 4, lee Klub, . V 1 949 X x L ,.- , ..u.VJ'-F Vt- X4 Q . M-4. nf , - t- ' Y'-t 0'-K ' x 4? lf. sl,..f.,QS:, x v'1L.i 5 AY3.l--'z..,K..f-'G-'-'xi -..4f'V-- '--v-Y xl ' Q 5 -' r 'L : . C A' C 3-'XY svlLf'L4-v'U '0 4 ' ' :H ' 1 f ' ' 'I x in 'i-fxkuk! Walter john Yanek Slim lVilll0l' is Il very tall fellow, and a good student. He rent-hos the height of six feet six im-hes. lle is sometimes culled Legs . li-1 can iw se-on almost every night down ut the Port Cu:'h0n Rec, He likes to hunt and fish, tlenernl Course-Give Club I-2. Basket- hull 4. lrom Committee Si, Student Council 4, Alpha Delta Pi 24--1. ,lf IV' Anna Mae Yankosky Yanks Amin M111-'s zuuhiticm in life is to hecomv at svc'Vutm'y. Although she is nhsorhecl in hu studivs, shtf mm ulwztvs find time for svhool ut'- IIYIIILN llt-1' gluwiulis lll1lIlll0l' tends to make ht-1' the ide-:al type fm' thc- business world. Cmnn1ei't'i:1I Cuursc--l.it01':u'y Stull' 4, Glee Club 1,2-Cl-4 e' 55.1 L. ? l, -212 Barbara joan Yanostch Babs When Rubs isn't working behind the soda fountain. she is heartily routing for our athletes. Her pit-using personality und guy giggle keep the girls gym t-luss well entertained. She plains lu UCCOIIIQ u set'l'el:u'y. C0mme1'c'iz1l Course-Business Stull' l, B. 'I', C. Ji-'L Give Club 1-2-3-4, Druxmitit- Clulr 2, Buskotlmll -l. Seniors 34 l I John Andrew Zelinsky Buzz As far as the latest styles in men's cloth- ing go, Buzz is Johnny-on-the-spot when it comes to new fads and fripperies of fashion. He has a great many friends whom he greets with that Pepsodent Smi1e. General Course-Alpha Delta Pi 3-4. if 0' ve L' We we MMMZD if W ,Q MS 3 In gfmemnriam December 2, 1931 March 14, 1939 IRENE FRIGA July 28, 1931 March 3, 1946 1949 if 4 'E Y is su 1 .- if 1 ' Q E '-5195 3: ff gf 5, I 'fr 35.1, Qi k Jr: f 'ii i' . 469' ' E I - 1 QS? 5?-Y W e if: P are gg . . A, A g , f gqg iifaif :iii K ,Q -g.. ,.,, A f. tiv A 15 1 fig f 1 . ' I. gg A - Q ' X g fi ei 1 3 A S 5 5' fy.. ff g 5 5 3 an , Eg - .mr K E Av 5' ,Tr ,E 'S 4 5 E 1 Q 1 1 V 3 , L .X -' 1. 5 Q l i' H '?' WIWM' 'M w'Qj42fQMMM W A W Wi fmzj JJ! 9 64' YW -me elm 6,1 1950 Class Flower: Pink Rose President James Kelly Class Colors: Green and White Vice President Gladys Kraft Motto: There is no wealth like knowledge, for thieves cannot Secretary Irene Fesko steal ity Treasurer James Smith Advisors: Miss Mary Monahan and Mr. Francis Mooney Our Junior year is here and we are upperclassmen at last! We may be proud to look back to the years of our achievements in athletics, social func- tions, and scholastic attainment. The memorable junior Prom on Christmas night proved to be the out- standing social event, of the scholastic year. The auditorium was decorated with snow and evergreen over which lights cast a cheerful glow. The music was furnished by Ken Alexander and his Orchestra. Much of the credit for the success of the Prom is due to our advisors, Miss Mary Monahan and Mr. Francis Mooney, and the Committees. As we resolve to press our steps forward to a happy and successful Senior year, we realize the full meaning of our motto: There Is No Wealth Like Knowledge, for Thieves Cannot Steal It. 38 I SI'll l'IllN I IA I4'IlUN'I' HOW I,, 'l'0 Il.: .lus- vph Ilzwllzulvk. ,luhn l'upuwivll, lfrauxk llmulmw-lmiu, Nilwlrwl Sul- zuk, lXlm'gm-Vllv lllulln. llirlitlv I'zullivl4l, Yil'L:ini:n Ilvvsv. 'I'lwm'us Klc-mor, Alfrwl Ilnlwrls, XVIII- uun Shzmlu-ll. MIllIjI.I1I ROW I.. I0 IL. .IIIIIIUS Ixvlly, la.nl ll:-llslmu-l', Alfrvll llmlvnlmrn, .I nh n .lzu'uI1y, .Iusvph Villlkll, llm'n:n'4l Ilumlmr. 'l'l1um:1s l'l1:1- vhn, Alvx Norx'i4l:ns. ICmiI I'I:u'h- ko. IXACK ROW l,. T0 li.: Ralph l'onnm's, .luhn Skrilwosky. llam- :1l4l IN1c'Q'zl1'lI1y, Ham Sn-zmlun, .lnsvpll Mnurv, .lzlmos Slllilll, John lllumllmzm. l-lxlwnrll Ifusll-V. Sl4Il I'lUN llll I IlUN'I' ROXX' I.. 'VU IL: Roll' vl'I Se-lnsky, I'Ilvin Tlllwruw, Hn-m'gv Vim-, .laum-s Iilvlm-V. Maury Ann Wzupinsky, llurullay hlznslv. R11ll Ill't'I llnrwnl, Ralph I- li ll II rl I' an 1' K, lluhurl llnrrily, Wnym- Uuuksnn. MIllllI.lC ROW l. T0 R.: John S1-lku. .lulm Ilu- Kl-lS,.l0Sl'llII AIIlIl'lI51'IIIL'k, Cluorgv XVUHIQ .lnsvph Ilulino, Kunzxlrl Ilnmu. I rnm'is Ilnrclzzlk, lion 1-rl XVUIII, I l'zmk Mc-mu'I1:uk. Yim':'l1I SII1'1lII'0l'. 'FUI' ROXN' l,. T0 Ii.: Nivlmlus IISSIIIZIII, .Ins- vph Ilomu, XN'iIlium Cmmurs, l'I:lytmm Ccmkscm, llirllzllwl Hus- svnln-in, .lose-ph Slaxshinkn. Axl- :nm Slvfunsxy, .lose-ph Fllzllms- kv SI'1l l'lUN IIK' I4'Il0N'I' ROW I,. 'VO Il.: Ilur- rivl I':ll'ryA l'mmiv Iicwur, Ulgn Kipilu, Yvrnniru liuvzu-lm, lx'm-no Ifvsko, I'xI'ZllIl'i'S 'l'l'usuw, Idlslu Ilnrlml, Mary Fulliham, llusuIif Ilnnlislmiun. N 0 r Ill zu llluzloum NI2ll'II2ll'Ul Il ll m lm zu R, llvrzllclivw Julms. SICCUNII HOW I., 'I'U Il.: I'vf:p:y Phillips. Conniv l u- n-ntvs, II:n'Iml'u Mzlunlzl, M:n'l1' Kuvim-ll, Annu llurmwlll. .luslinv lThrin, .loam I':u'im-, Alma Hill' mam, Lvmm Slnprwsky, NIZIVIOII Z1-linsky, l.vu Iwuovitcll, 'l'IIlIll1 HOW l,, 'I'0 Il.: Maury Ann Finn JILZJIII, Ilzn'lmru Aumam, Alice An- drushim-k, Glaulys Kraft, Lillizm Smolsky, Dorothy Stzulnlk, nm'- Ihn Illum, Mary Alive xvllillbll. lllurgurcl 1+'l'igu. .K 1 V I I' ' --1,5 , 1 -.I -Vx, - 4--, ., ff-, Q -A f 41 fl lf' 1,111 47 'fi ,f.'ifI- HC -,VI L 1 I ,I f! 1 4. 'I 30 fl . XR x '7fze erm of 1951 Class Flower: White Rose President Leroy Gorman I r r r Ed d D r Class Colors: Crimson and Wite Vice President war avls Motto: By Our Own Efforts We Secretary Jean Kellagher Hope to Rise. Treasurer Bernal Gawler, Advisors: Miss Elsie Flail and Mr. john Reese We, the class of '51, entered Saint Clair High School with high hopes of making this a bigger and better place for our posterity-but as sopho- mores we are still endeavoring to live up to our motto- By Our Own Efforts We Hope To Rise. Our members have shown wit and spirit, as well as bookish tendencies and we hope to attain a higher goal than our predecessors. Our undertakings have been many, and our class can boast of partici- pants both in he athletic and scholastic fields. Girls also take their part in athletics as members of a basketball league. Therefore, because we possess courage, confidence, determination, abil- ity, respect for the faculty, sincere esteem for our Seniors, affection for our juniors, and consideration for our Freshmen, we, the class of '51, hope to anticipate even greater achievements for our Alma Mater-The Saint Clair High School. 40 SI1Il I'lIlN IHA l1'llUN'I' IIUXV I.. 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W J A 7 - AWUJP Q SWJ if 1 EJ it femw t 4 P U if MLMS xfnmm f 7 l 74a Glue of 195.2 925' 'QV ,Wi President ..... .... P eter Kustan is Vice President ..... Edward Colna Secretary ..... .... D olores Stess Treasurer . . . .... james Ryan ff J' W JN, fp wb 3-,wcfmfl Class Flower: Yellow Tea Rose Class Colors: Green and Gold Motto: Knowledge is the greatest 4 investment because it pays the 1 greatest interest. WYE Advisors: Miss Edna Harrison and 0' ' Mr. Henry Zal rf F 'oy JM September 8, 1948, was a day long to be remembered by the Class of f fp 1952, because on this day we launched our career in Saint Clair High School. We came filled with many desires and ambitions. Already we are journey- K7 5 1 1 . I ing toward their fulfillment. The freshmen are scholastically inclined both f' in school work and extra curricular activitiesl. We hope to achieve even ff I greater success than our predecessors in the years to come. As the term ends we find ourselves anxiously awaiting the next step in our education . . . Sophomores in Saint Clair High School. .mi Lf!-W , I X Di 'C dj ' . fi U S ffjff F af f bff1zasJaa fy gli W t P Q C5 if J MW! gy, fi ki' ii'af 7. .t 4 I My gf n in 42 it ffm if Jqtvk eww J H, V' ap .1 i .. t txt-XY! Q-'L xikfk X iw, X ri up .N is U Sl-7l l'lUN El.-K l4'll0N'I' HOW I.. 'l'll ll.: Sim'- Ivy Mun' llrillillis, Iflilus-ll 'l'l'11- sow, .lusliiiv l'mu'lmli, -Il'illIlll'I- Il- Ki':il'I. lmlwrl llillmzm, llus- xvll l'l:islm, Amlnm IIlIIII2lI'l7XY5IiI. l'li:u'los Slimipaivk. llnlwrl A11- ilrusliirk, M ivlmvl Ilziriizulcki Miriam Milli-r, .Insl-pliim' III'fllI' INV. MIIlIlI,l'I IIUXY I. 'I'UIIZ I'IlIXViIl'lI IJi':ig'un. l'l-lvl' liuslzm. llumilil XYvIIlwl'. Willizim Nlrxzmiv. SIIZIIIIIII' Simon, lluliwvs Slvm- pmski, t'lii'islii1:i Wzigm-i'. l.y- clisi Ilmllll, .IUSUIIIIIIIU Kzilyzill. Ilurulliy Yziimsvli. IKAVK RUXY l.. T0 ll.: .lulm liulwikzi. llnlm- vrl lhissi-ll, .I i'zim'is Laiwlvss. .lvzm lizislrulm. IIZIXIIIUIIII Ali'- Vzirlliy. .Iolm l.m'v, Sylvvslui' Sollis, William ,Ill-rtsvli. , 'L I -1 rg QJ ' J :pull , - , 1 , ,-. , .1 SI'K I'10N-Sill 'ifiiorvl' iimv' I.. TO ii.: .mlm Bulls, Thomais Ili'm'0, lilimm-Ili liuliigv, .liilixmn ,lluusekN'a'lil, Maury lklnki-'sim-, -lmio KUTYCW. Ilolwrl Hurmzln. lluliurl llvrrl- :mil-i'. XV.issil ll1':mviIf'i. .IMI-vi li 0 x' I vli, XYIIIIQIH' ljdzivkwiill. ,John IVl4'l'lmI. Sl-If'0NI7 IIONX' I. 'l'0 II.: .lmm 'l'k 1.'fvk l l': 1 r lfilyau-, 'Phillip llussoll. .lolm Iloyvr. .lulm I'l:ivIiku, M'illi:im In-lk:-ip lingone Yzmknsky, .lun- iiil- lllzu- Svhrnku. Ililzi llumzi. lrl-nv Hull. Clizlrlvs G4-i'vml:i. i.As'i' ROW L. TU R.: .mnnum NIill'Q'II1IIi, G0llA'NIl'Yl' Cl1e-wn':is- kII'. 'IiIl0l'l'Sl1 I'0IIL'l'k, R080 'l'k.u'zyk, Vlirisline- Corby, Va- lrivizi l'uwm-Il, lloll-ii lliizilisliifm SI'X I'ION EK' l ll0N'I' HOW l.. 'l'0 ll.: H1-ui'l:v IM-nolsku, Sli-vc' Swart- mliivk, .ll-rolm' IM-iiipsvy. .lusl-ph IIUIIWYZIIIO, Phyllis Coiiiu-Ily. Ilvl- vn IXl:il1-y, llvuIi'im- lmimlllsim. lhllli Allison. .luzm 'l'lim'n, .Ins- vpli llollvy. FLi'i'ol Ilzii'm-s, lfrl-il IIIIllII1'S. SI-ICONIJ IIUXY I.. 'FU II.: I'IlIVl'ill'KI illurgvll. .lulm Illu- AIlll'll'Il' lzllwziril Vullm. Vlizwl-4 Vziiiipln-ll, .lolm Illlmllmm, Lur- vllai Kullusky, Ilosv Iliisusky, .hum llvvsv, Aim Slw:1lI'ci'. Anth- imy llunlosky. THIRD IIUXY I.. T0 ll.: Ill-rthu 1.f0llIl'kl'I', l'l1i'islin1- l'l':lwsh:Wl'. Ann Pou- oll, Kullilm-ll Ping'm', .loam Strmilzu. .lzimvs Ryan, 1 l'ZllH'l.-4 llulinu, l 1'ZlllKU'fl James. x I . . lfYA4,MI'--I I. 4 ,f, 5 J'f1.l D41 . I 'xl' 'tt 7 I no 5' 138 . , lr I J I r f - -f 1 'sk U1 glaslaln, .Ivan Maria- llraprfm, Anthony Kvalivk. Slanlm-3' Markus, I111i'f:uholh 'lMlll'IlilZil, Mavgaru lm Sl4X l'l0X SA VHOYVI' IIUXV L. TO ll.: Jos:-ph S14-1wl10Nky. Hannah Illavkwm-ll. .Tzlsqlu-lim' Johns, Min 'l'UlHl1f. Nvlvin Thunms. llnnwlrl Hulvt. Ruth KH1l'm'. .hwsc-Ulm Ilvvnan, Mivhas-I Mavula. Anthnnx nnovn-I1. lhwhm-Vt XX':lgm-l'. Mim'l1a01 l':l'fIf7l'k. SICKVVYID IIUXY I,, 'I'0 H.: Mary Iinlivh. ldnsfvnm osx-0. lsahvllv l nIm'l1kfr. l!:n'h:n'a VVyIutIa. Annu flow-111111. I'Nl'2ll1 iN lhnna. .Inhn .lonkinw H'n 'WWII HUlHYi1Ik. .lnhn Quinn, Yiolvl l,l'1lI'lOl1ik, .Iuyvv Svanlan, GL-lu-x'im'v liaxlallskas. XX'illialn N154-vs. TIIIHD HUXX' I.. 'VO li.: .Iohn IXHu'l1'mL'. .Is-:nls-Itv VVi1f-lwy. l'TIl1iIY Slrnmsky, Hilrla Mal unlin, Janim- I'arllin-ld, liosalic Kuhich. Gcorgv 1illlJl'iKhi, Donzlhl K0il'v1'. -me cfm of 1953 I-'INST ICUXV I. 'VU H.: Slanlf-x' Grahish. XYiIIi1nn llnnalwlsnn. lrm-nv Sh:n'm-kman, Il1'l'l1i1l IHlYl'lHNlI'l. Anna l nl4'hku, Anna 111-Iish. Mary Blm1lumn0l'y. M:u1'u':n'1-1 Smith, .lusvph jlalnsku Ilrrul I-'l'anIz. -IUSUIYII VVansnx'lak. Vharlvs Slasu. SICVONU RUW I, 'VU lf l f 1l'f'S.'X3'S' U ' Ivona Knlwika, Hivharml XYi'lk1'l', .lnhn Smith. l'an'im'ia Slivinsky, Ronald Pvtviiis. Xhlhann Um xavh, I'vlz-V Slmlnilx, Mary Ann Pulls. llnruthy FIIRIIIIJSKX, 'Vhrnnas Talpash, l'IllL!0l10I Qxuysm- IHIRU ROVV l.. 'VU Il.: Ruth Masun, lalvillv IXI:1l'c'z1Yag!v. 'l'0l'L-sa l'cl1'ozin0, Mary Iill7llH.vJl'1lll Mario Pulls, IN1:ll'n:zul'L-4 liranmlm-Y, Nivhulas Snilm-V, Sianlvy Snmlsky, Nanny L00 Sylnons. Nam 1.1-0 Sirock, Mary linnna In-an,.Max'ga1'L-I Ann I.m'c. -H HN IJ. I ,H 'iw X M- ,,nl1 I s v w A 5, A , ,Q Y, X. v 1 , x X V F MQ ni' r N . I - 4 X . . ,Q X . 1 ' , J i ,J a SKI - ' X SI4X l'lON 'TA l1'll0N'l' IIUXV L. T0 R: Annu TJl'ilUX'ilf'I1, 'Ya-vnu Hmmmvivh, M1111-Ollu NVOIIIWF. Austin Kl':1l'l, I'hul11:1s .Iuhns, Mix-hzu-I liuvivll, l':llVX'ilI'll Mull, I4-u Hullsvkmwa-ht, G1-01110 lA'SL'USkj', l.4-wis Null, Malriv'I'I11wl11lmsm1A Huw Xlnriv IIm v1I. NHUUNII ROXY l,. TO IL: l4'l':n1l-Q Stl-nminsxv. HI-:im P HXIIIIS, .Dum-5111 lim-ll. liuln-rl .lnl111sm1, Ililizzllwtll lIz.Vl'ul', .lvam .lvnkil1s. Ngnlnlio lilnhnskv, .Inm- tluumllnuul. Huw Alamy Sim-uskiv, lfliru Many lfzurm-, lmluu-s Ii, Sninsky, Yil'p,5iniu lfnx. 'FUI' HUXY L, 'VU Ei.: Alivhuel-'Sm-m:u'I1. l,l'lK'l' P1-Ink. Nivludans lJll2lll'lliL'k limba-1'I Pulls, .lusm-ph lillinsky. ' .hm-ph Pzululir-k, Cyyil Wm-lmuk, IlI'I'hIxl'l lirussvl, Ilulurvs H, Sninsky, H1lI'lHll'iI Ann Potts, I-Ilimlu- 1 llnhlskn, lrvnm- 'l'k:u'h. . r-v . ' f '7!fe GZQ44 of i954 F , SlXX l'l0N Tl! . l4'llUN'l' IKUXV I.. T0 H.: IM-tty lllulu-sim-, l,illi:m Kuu1ll'4u'k, Ih-I1-11 Smith, Huw IH-lrozino, Shirln-5' Sim-I1. H1IlN'l'l lil-lly Mivlmawl Ul'I'1'llIlIl, .luscph liubiuv, Zum- Kloin, XYQIXIH' Wvlu-V. .hmm 'l'hm11ux Wultu I ' ' : -' allku, SlCl'UfXlJ IUTXV I., 'l'0 ll.: Ilosullu Culnzx, M:u'g:n'vt SIIIIIIIIUVS, Uvnnis yn Iluluxmk, Alln-rl Nlikxnlnuskns, linso llurlu-, Agm-s f'llUlN'l', .loam Hznkws, Nl1ll'M2ll't'l II:-iulmch, 3I.ll'Il1.1 Hul'l'm'lis, l'Il2ll'll'S l n'1lm'k, tie-nrgv Umlu, 'IMIIIHIW HOXY L. 'VO R.: llnviti 1':ulIin'hl, .lunn lllnrhzmk, Szmslrzu l'h:zpIi1'k, l,UlUl'1'S lJl':lg'un, Rmlanhl Uurlmnk, Ihmnlal Allan. 'IVIIUIIILIS Hill'- 7 mlurnk, William llvnry, 'l'I1um:ns liunilsky, Martin M1-lish, I4-Im' l'l7lli'l'lill1, Mivhm-l Shawl, .mlm Zaltku. --...-N..f..,n.-1 .X 45 'Wx I ,ff , M, ,qv-In ,, ,. , . ,mv f 1 J' hw s , 4. ,N fmgg, , ix' U25 LCLI2 ? f AFM 22 Slusfenl Gonna!! President ...... .... I oseph Chiccine Vice President .... Connie Fuentes Secretary ...... .... E leanor Covach Treasurer ......... jimmy Kelly Advisor . . . . . . Miss Mildred Thorn The Student Council is one of the most active organizations in the school. A scholastic standard was set which has to be attained before council membership is granted. The Student Council also joined the National Association of Student Councils. During the year school dances were sponsored for junior and senior high school students. At Christmas, a contest was conducted for the best decorated rooms and halls. Council members helped distribute and collect March of Dimes fo1ders.They also sent a C. A. R. E. package to a family in Czechoslovakia. Activities for the year will end with a special dance and the election of officers. 48 LITERARY STAFF FRONT ROM' L. T0 R.: Kathleen Omlor, Alhort Ronnivk, HL-lon Stom-. Gr-m'1:v XVu1uny:x f1i'l'Hl1lillt' lluris. Mary l'inkis:u'f-so, Annu Maw Yxmkogky, IXla1ry l'mmz1sh, Sl-ZUONIJ ROW 1, T0 H.: Andrew Pulls, lmnivl lllzxkcslvv, lim-ily lllllldklllllll. Sumuvl Arnuul. Zaman Staff BUSINESS STAFF FRONT ROW I.. T0 R.: 'l'l1m'e-eu Nlochzx, Ruth Luis Johns, Jnlm Rvvslin, Aclvomising Mgr. Mil-hnel 'l'0l11l'llilllj'. Ilusilu-ss Mgr.. Hunm' Hr:-slim. Awsistvmt Mgr.. Mzwls-ml Plushu. lszllwllt I luslwzxrovich, Sylvian llilclhciscr. SIGCONIJ ROW I., 'FO R.: llnrry XVcbc1'. lfllczmur Futvhko H'll'lllll'1i Yamosr-h, lflclwzml Orlowsky, .lonn Powell, 'lhomzus Slim-llm', Russvll Km-ur, ulgzn Vrmm Elezmur Covzu-h. 49 glee ew The Glee Club is an organization which has provided the musical back- ground for many of our assemblies. Because of the important part music has played in our school life, we are indebted to Mrs. Gibson for her untiring efforts in training the Glee Clubs. During the past years. it has displayed its talent in activities such as the Christmas program and the May Minstrel. Both were hits, thanks to our directors. The class of 1949 wishes to express sincere thanks to all who participated in the Glee Club. We also hope that it continues to be as successtul in future years. 50 gancf The Saints Band for 1G48-40 was perhaps the best ever developed. Under the unsurpassed directorship of Mr. Thomas Jennings, the group became a versatile musical organization. Our band made its appearance at football games and made the gym ring with good cheer at the basketball games with their playing and colorful for- mations during the half. There was also an array of color furnished by the major and majorettes with the help of the cheerleaders and twirlers who set off the band to the greatest advantage especially during various parades in which they participated. We also had the honor to be represented in the Eastern District Band in April 1949, by Edward Foster. This meeting was held in Mahanoy City. The Class of 1949, especially the members of the band, sincerely hope that this organization will continue its good work in the future. 51 Uwhuha Our orchestra, although not as active as the band, did participate in quite a few social affairs both for the Saint Clair High Graduation and Class Night Exercises as well as for the New Castle Township. Most of the members of the orchestra also belonged to the band and were kept busy between the two organizations. St. Clair was also represented at the Penna. Music Edu- cators Association of the Eastern District Orchestra at Boyertown in De- cember 1948, by Skip Arnout. 52 vqlpfza fbella Z President , , Samuel Arnout 'I'roasurer lilvanm' Luzzn' Vive President , litlvvarcl Orlowsky Publicity Manager XN'ultc1' Yum-k Secretary . Honor Breslin Chaplain , , .lohn Zelinsky Alpha Delta Pi, under the supervision of Miss Phoebe Evans was found- ed October 27, 1932, for the purpose of stimulating interest in mathematics and promoting better relations in the Member's social life. This organization is an honorary mathematical fraternity of St. Clair High School, which requires. upper classmen to have attained an average of 85 per cent in their high school mathematics. Its enrollment has grown until now it has an enrollment of 447. This year there were 21 new members, the largest number for any one time in quite a number of years. Each year at graduation Alpha Delta Pi gives an award to the Senior attaining the highest average in mathematics. The recipient of this honor last year was jean Yankowsky. 53 lguiinewi 7 ' Glad President ..... Mary Pinkasavage Secretary Sylvia Bildheiser Vice President ..... Mary Pogash Treasurer .. Theresa Mocha The Business Training Club was organized to promote the welfare of the commercial students and to formulate a general idea of life in the business world. It was made an honorary organization in 1947. Membership in this club requires an average of 80 per cent or above in all commercial subjects and English. flu order to remain in the club the student must maintain these averages during his entire junior and senior years.l Initiation is held twice a year. The average membership includes one-fourth of the commercial department. An annual banquet, which is held in the latter part of every year, is one of its chief activities. 'The aim of this organization is to purchase commercial equipment for use in the Department of Business Education in Saint Clair High School. 54 I1 1, . t i ,,f,, i 'J opt! i QW JJ -5 f Jyf'il M? M x i 'L' ii 'A W' ' R J 4 LA, I ff L' , ' ik 'ljjliw ,, 4 it ' 5. '- i i l J - Ilp yy f J ' Q ' X, 'EK l 7 1, I K , 1 . L, :Q 74 K ssl ff 1 ' .+ .Av if X- 5 c 5 1 R, X: sf 5 t' 'L .3 , w Q 'S LL KC !l . L MHP N w X. A.. Q ,f 3 if E335 - x as xx v ,. Q 3 3 Nj Q iN si ,N K N lm 3' ff A100 x ,ui A Ki N N J -f 'SQ Kilxd quiwze Afamemakeaa of 14 Presirlont Vive Presimle-lil Secretary ,,,,,,, Tl'L'HSlll'Pl' , l'listnri.m , Puri iamen tzlria ii Reporter Soc-iul Le:ule1's Arlvisor , Holly Lutzknnin Irene Fesko Rosalie Ann Polls , Harriett l':u'i'y Gladys Kraft Miltlretl Saluk Dorothy XV:1tunyu Palsy Krill - V1-ru Klli11l!'SkY Miss lflclnu Harrison The F. H. A. was organized November 19, 1946, and has had a success ful year under the leadership of Miss Edna Harrison. The requirement for the club is to have taken one year of Home Econ omics. Candidates eligible for the club must be present at Initiation held on the first Monday in October. Tne F. H. A. has 'held a Sadie Hawkin's Day Dance, Christmas Party Mother and Daughter Social AFfair, Bake Sale and an Alumni Party. VARSITY CHIGI-Ilil.lGAl7l'1RS Helen Stone. Captain. l'0m.':y Motto, Rosalie' Ann Potts, .loam Kollughor, Dolores Fcryo and Jenn Pacino, .M 'l'WlllI,l'3llS tlorulrlino tluris, Clliol' Naj- orcttc: Glzulys Kraft :mtl Ilan'- rivt Pzwry, Nlujorottosz Ulf.-5.1 Primal, lluth Lois Johns. Bur- hzxm Allman. :mtl Marlene Pluslm, Twit'l01's. I 7 t I - r 1 1 I 4 .l UNION YAIKSITY CIllCl'lRl.lCAl7I'1liS lrvnv Guris, 'I'h01'c-su Sl'l'llll'l', Lydia Lou Gould, Juan Reese. WORDS MUSIC g2H15i5J95gL41 fiilil 9 To DEAR om SAINTCLAIRHIGH Scuomgus neue- me some we muse i We CAINE T0 You AS FRESH-Mau un uemrs wane gsm-3-No FRiE TTQY fxldrzfiid 5jli1iqW:1il A sous THATS Fmeo wma emo - Ness A sous 1'HAT's mneowuru muse You Toon us Ano vou TAUGHT us Barren CIT - I - zsns TO -is b WE CAN NOT HELP BUT LOVE THEE SUR HEARTS ARE FULL OF THEE AND NOW THAT WE ARE LEAV ' INS Oun THOUGHTS ARE SL OF THEE . . H J, - App e YH? TWT .da :HE-M313 EA ,W pa Fon. wsu. we nuowrne near we owe To AL-MA MAT-an DEAR wE'LLCHER'lSN AND A- none 1- Tues OUR AL-MA MAT-ER DEAR fgftiafffifjw my 57 12' . I V Q- 3, W X 1 1 ,W 55, . L .4 114 ' f . 7 , A , V H . . ighw Q-Q,.,i,g1,z.l :Q agp, E 1 S 3 T 3 , - ,,-VLLQ Sf QW J' I , ,f vp 6 . ,fl ybjijyy xl fl! J Qafufdall Al Rennick, Skip Arnout, Joe Chiccine, Ioe Garrity, Jake Krill, John Blahosky, Leo Nosra, Tony Androshick, and Robert Gately being seniors will never again play football for SCHS. We are sure their absence will be felt when the 1943-5'J football season rolls around. Pottsville .... . Shenandoah .... E. Mahanoy Twp. Frackville ....... Schuylkill Haven SCHEDULE W. Mahanoy Twp. . .. Ashland ......... Mahanoy City Cass Twp. ..... . 60 l 5 u 864256-fl elusmfzioad of 1948 MMA Schuylkill Banda!! league 61 Y .L. ll l ,il lk L x FL 41 1' JW, K L I Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair Clair TEAM RECORD 2 Butler Township 3 Mahanoy Township 6 Frackville 3 Girardville ........... 2 West Mahanoy Township 3 Ashland ............. ,,,,5 Shenandoah....... ....8 Gilberton 5 Mahanoy Township ,,,,5 Girardville ,,,,9 Butler ,, 1 Frackville .............. . 0 Reading................ Exhibition Game ,,,,9 Shenandoah ,,5 Hegins ............... . Play-off 62 8 Saint Clair High School won the championship of the North Schuyl- kill League for the second consecutive year. .This also marked the tenth time in fourteen years the Saints have won the coveted banner. The problem of a home Held was settled when the Amvets granted the use of their recently developed diamond to the team. The clarion salutes this fine organization for their splendid support of the club. This gesture of co-operation is a living proof of the part athletics play in the development of good citizens. It shows the workability of a Democracy that is the envy of the world. E The team made an excellent record. Their feat in winning the title with but one loss is rare in North Schuylkill ranks. Their high standard of sportsmanship made many friends all through the county. Gracious in victory courteous in defeat, their actions made the name St. Clair s-ynony- mous with sportsmanship. Again fine team play and never say die spirit characterized their play. Individual performances, though excellent, were overshadowed by team work-the play that produces champions. Jim-my Kellagher and Bob Corby led a good pitching staff. Paul Leone, Earl Bensinger, and john Powell gained valuable experience in mound work for coming seasons. Ken Kostrey and Bob Dellock handled the catching chores well. Al Bodenhorn, Al Rennick, Joe Hnatishion, Sam Arnout, joe Capko, johnny Skrincosky and Red Doyle were capable infielders. Bernie Bramley, Tom Cummings, Wendy Skrobak, Eddie Davis, roamed the out- field. Though graduation losses will be severe the Saints look forward to another good club. If the spirit that pervaded the past clubs is carried on, the team will again be found with the leaders. The Clairian salutes a great group of boys and wishes their successors luck in the future. 63 A,-f ' f . X A ,A f ,1 .Q ki ,M ww-- v J 4 4 x I J 1 A , x., A ,4 r -yu. . .V , fi N 'P X 1' J L -. I Wan ' '7eam uniaa qfafadxlfff 7eam H ill-PNK bf 64. , 5. ,Mx-I . a . 1 A. V? .1 I, , .. .2 E St. Clair High Schools basketball team for the season of 48-49 can be classified as the hard luck team. They were confronted with a twenty- four game schedule. In exhibition encounters three games were lost by two point margins. In league encounters both West Mahanoy Twp. and Frackville edged the 'Liaints in extra period thrillers by margins of two points, and in a much disputed game at Gilberton the Saints were subdued by a one point margin. However, in return engagements with West Mah- anoy Twp. and Mt. Carmel Twp. the Saints prevailed by one and two points respectively. After repeated early season losses, St. Clair made its bid in the second half league race: practices were stepped up, teamwork, cooperation and spirit moulded together a fine team. The will to win prevailed among the players and became more prevalent as the season progressed. The few losses through graduation enlightens the future for St. Clair High. The superb performance of Co-captain Al Renneck in addition to Bill Romans are the only regular losses. However. joe Garrity and Walt Yanek compute the four senior members of the 1948-49 team. Returning boys are Co-captain Stretch Platchko, Bernie Gombar, Joe Capko, Jim Kelly, Tony Tunlosky, Bernal Gawley, George Yanek, and Alfred Bouen- horn. With a veteran array returning plus a few boys from one of the most outstanding junior Varsity teams in the history of the school the outlook for the 1949-S0 basketball season is certainly bright and encouraging. TEAM RECORD Pine Grove St. Clair Tremont .... St. Clair Pine Grove . .. St. Clair Pottsville ......... St Clair Tremont .......... St Clair West Mahanoy Twp. . . . .... St. Clair Mt. Carmel Twp. ..... .... S t Clair Pottsville ......... St. Clair Gilberton ..... St. Clair Butler Twp. .. Sf- Clair Frackville . . . St. Clair Ashland ...... St. Clair Girardville ..... St Clair Mahanoy Twp. .... St- Clair Shenandoah ....... St. Clair West Mahanoy Twp. St- Clair Mt. Carmel Twp. . . . St. Clair Gilberton .......... St. Clair Butler Twp. .... St. Clair Frackville ...... St Clair Ashland ...... St. Clair Girardville ..... bt. Clair Mahanoy Twp. St. Clair Shenandoah .... St. Clair s,,t -auf. C66 1: WHS Nfilik M '7a!f! Me Name Doesn't like to Can't Favorite Song Anthony Androshick Samuel Arnout Robert Barrett Kenneth Berdanier Sylvia Bildheiser John Blahosky Harry Blakeslee Honor Breslin John Breslin George Bucksar Steve Chewcaskie Joseph Chiccine Eleanor Covach James Dormer Elizabeth Ann Fahl Kathryn Fecenko Betty Frantz Eleanor Futchko Steve Futchko Joseph Garrity Robert Gately Geraldine Guris Elizabeth Hale Melvin Heinbach Mary B. Hillman Joseph Hnatishion Thomas Honicker Michael Jacobs Ruth Lois Johns Mardell Kahler Norman Kaunas Russell Kocur Nicholas Kovich Gerald Krill Nicholas Kulka Eleanor Lazar Donald Love sit in study hall get up early be bothered by girls go to school study sit in study hall take gym work get up in the morning carry books home walk to school sit in study hall stay home at night walk to school talk walk to school rccite topics have laryngitis sit in study hall do school work waste time be quiet walk from Wadesville go to dances march in gym class be idle sit in Spanish class be called out of class by Mr. Bodenhorn be late stay home at night do plane geometry sit in study hall wait for a bus take orders do English homework get up early go to the store do plane geometry understand women hit a home run do Spanish II talk slow do chemistry date girls be gloomy look at a book be noisy get up on time pass a plane geo- metry test get enough sleep be seen without the car be seen without Mardell stay away from movies jitterbug write fast do chemistry play a 4-quarter basketball game pass an English test do a cartwheel stop going to movies do algebra understand Spanish get an A in shop seem to date a certain girl keep quiet in Spanish class stop singing look untidy be early for school stop joking stop blushing keep out of trouble sit still stay away from Gilberton answer a question right in PAD 68 F-ar Away Places Maybe You'll Be There Be Mine Blue Bird of Happiness I Wish I Didn't Love You So For You Worry, Worry, Worry All the Things You Are Deep Purple Far Away Places Be Mine Blue Room Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Lie Mine Be Mine My Darling Be Mine Judaline Again Sweet Georgia Browm Bouquet of Roses You Do Something To Me Be Mine Again That Certain Party Yed Ze Boat How Soon Careless Hands You'll Never Walk Alone Be Mine Careless Hands Be Mine Till the End of Time Adios A Little Bird Told Me For Heaven's Sake Show Me The Way T0 Go Home Nfillle ml '7aA!Me Name Doesn't like to Can't Favorite Song' Elizabeth Lutzkanin go steady be noisy How Soon Mary Maletesta recite topics be quiet All the Things You Are James Manion sit in study hall sell a magazine Boys Were Made To subscription Take Care of Girls Wilbur Mansell Theresa Mocha Francis Mochnoc Leo Noga '- Kathleen Omlor Edward Orlowsky Russell Paiko Mary Pinkasavage Marlene Plasha Mary Pogash Andrew Potts Pohn Powell Olga Prima , Isabelle Pushcarovich Albert Rennick William Romans Kathleen Ryan Joseph Selosky Thomas Sheaffer Margaret Sninsky Helen Stone William Thomas Michael Tomchany Eugene Walsh George Watunya Harry Webber Walter Yanek Anna Mae Yankosky Barbara Yanosch John Zelinsky work take dictation do homework hockey school C?J ride on the bus work get up for school take gym march in gym class get excited get homework carry books study take gym work receive compliments make noise be bothered by the commercial girls dance study be serious do English walk so far to school do PAD get up early work be called Shorty take gym miss dictation get up early stop whistling keep awake in PAD class seem to hookey school get to school before 9 o'clock seem to type discuss a topic for Miss Beck keep quiet fluilk tell a funny joke stop dreaming roller skate seem to understand a certain senior girl do a backbend stop chewing gum be quiet blush spell get to school on time get along with girls stay a full .day in school get the right guy seem to grow taller get the car enough learn Spanish type perfect copies in typing class speak Spanish enjoy study hall from 11-12 be on time stop laughing study 69 Sweet Georgia Brown Stardust Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Two O'clock Jump It's Magic The Kid With A Rip In His Pants In My Dreams Be Mine One More Tomorrow I Love You For Sentimental Reasons Sweet Georgia Brown Prisoner of Love Smoke Gets In Your Eyes I'm In the Mood For Love Far Away Places Corn Belt Symphony Ee Mine That Certain Party You Was It's Magic , Stardust Night and Day Night and Day Forever and Ever So Tired Blue Room Bella Bella Marie Again Be Mine Lifc Gets Teejus fgcfzaol eafaafaa 1948-49 s'et'mber 8 September 31 October 8 October 22 October 27 October 28-29 November 11 November 24 November 25-29 December 23 December 24-ja january 19 january 26-27 February 4 February 10 February 11 February 22 March 18 March 30 April 13 April 14-18 May 10 May 30 june 12 june 14 june 15 School Opens Student Council Dance Student Council Dance Student Council Dance Assembly-Students Collies Institute Armistice Day Thanksgiving Program-Miss McGarrity Thanksgiving Recess Christmas Program-E. S. Bodenhorn Christmas Recess Assembly-The White Hussars Mid Term Examinations Student Council Dance Assembly-Moving Pictures Student Council Dance Washington's Birthday Assembly-Hal Rodman Assembly-The Bently Trio Assembly-George johnson Easter Recess Spring Program Memorial Day Baccalaureate Class Day Program Commencement 70 Most Popular Best Looking Best Jitterbug Best Waltzer Best Dressed Best Skater The Tallest The Shortest The Nosiest The Quietest Best Executive Most Dependable Most Comical 'i Most Argumentive Most Poised Most Ambitious Best Athlete Best Artist Most Musical Pall BOY joe Chiccine John Powell Jack Breslin Gerald Krill Tom Honicker Jim Dormer Walter Yanek Kenneth Berdanier Leo Noga William Thomas Thomas Sheaffer Andrew Potts Bob Gately john Blahosky Nick Kovich Harry Weber Albert Rennick Tony Androshick Samuel Arnout 71 GIRL Geraldine Guris Mary Pogash Helen Stone Honor Breslin Alga Prima Sylvia Bildheiser Betty Hale Bette Frantz Anna Mae Yankosky Kathryn Fecenko Eleanor Covach Barbara Yanosch Mary Malatesta Eleanor Futchko Theresa Mocha ,Betty Lutzkanin Kitty Omlor Marlene Plasha Ruth Lois Johns flahana Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alessi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Androshick Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Angst Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Arnout Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Miss Margaret Barrett Mr. Charles and Sara Beckett Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berdanier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bildheiser Mr. Charles Birch Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Blahosky Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Blakeslee Mr. and Mrs. Elwood S. Bodenhorn Miss Esther Botzer Miss Marie R. Brady Mi. and Mrs. Charles S. Breslin Mr. Nick Bucksar Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chewcaskie Miss Betty Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Covach Mr. Joseph Chiccine Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dormer Miss Bessie M. Eagen Mr. and Mrs. David G. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fahl Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fecenko Miss Elsie G. Flail Miss Emma L. Foster Mr. and Mrs. George Frantz Mrs. Elizabeth Futchko Miss Eleanor R. MacDonald lVIr. and Mrs. Charles Malatesta Mr. and Mrs. Martin Manion Mrs. Frank Mansell Mr. P. J. McChale Miss Mary McGarrity Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Mocha, Sr. Miss Louise Meinhold Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Miller Mrs. Susan Mochnoc Miss Margaret J. Monahan Miss Mary Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Miss Martha Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Moore Moser William Noga John Omlor Michael Orlowsky Andrew Paiko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinkasavage Mr. and Mrs. John Plasha, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pogash, Jr. Mrs. Anna Potts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell Mrs. Mary Prima Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pushcrovich Mr. and Mrs. John Reese Mr. arvii Mrs. John Rennick Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Roberts Mrs. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Gately John Garrity Mr. M. C. Gaughan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson Miss Violet G. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Edna L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guris William Hablett Thomas Hale Harrison Melvin Heinbach Earl L. Heinbach Richard Hillman Miss Jean Roberts Miss Rhoda Mae Robertson Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Romans Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Schradley Mrs. Agnes Selosky Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shaeffer Miss Mary Ann Simons Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sninsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stone Miss Mary M. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Thomas Mrs. Anna Hnatishion Mr. and Mrs. Ray Honicker Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs Mr and Mrs. Thomas L. Jennings Mr and Mrs. George W. Johns Mr and Mrs. Herbert Johns Dr. Errol T. Jones' Mr and Mrs. Anthony Kahler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kaurias Mr and Mrs. Stanley Kocur Mr and Mrs. Peter Kovich Mr and Mrs. Charles Krill Mrs. Anna Kulka Mr. and Mrs. John Lazar Mr. and Mrs. James Love Miss Anna L. Lundy Mrs. Mary Lutzkanin Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Miss Mildred Thorn Mr. and Mrs. T. Donald Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tomchany Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Justine Kermit E. Wagner Watunya Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber Miss Ruth Weber Mr. and Mrs. Francis Welker Miss Faith B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. George Yanek Miss Ev-a Yankosky Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Zale Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zelinsky b'a'v f'r'f'r'r p a'a'f v'a'r r'v'5'r'r r'v'n'v'v'b'r'b'1'f'r'f'r'r w'f'rf f'f'a'f r'a'a'f'a'r'a'a'r'v'o'a'a'a'a'a'r'r'r'r'a'r'a' Compliments of COX ACH' F GOD MARKET St. Clair Pottsville KMJSQ K X 'XSL i9oSl'A 'KQS' 95 If3fPSIWL 999935993 73 'f'vfa'fff'a6'b6666f5fsf,f35996666656656fi'56f5666fs56f5fbfb66fs69fS96S5663656651569 Compliments of ITH PHOT0 TUDIO 414 N. Centre St. CAcross from City Hallj Pottsville, Pa. Photographers for the 1949 Clairian Phone 3995 :SS ' A 'SX -6b699699996Q996SSi996 A' A bbfvfvfvfi 74 bfo9'9666'19969'3Kb'5566fa6669666699fzf6f5S66S69f5f5S'f',6ff 91SSSSSSSOQSSSSQSSQ Compliments of TRI-STATE LABORATORIES Wilmington, Delaware Kemmerer Paper Co. Standard Products of America's Foremost Manufacturers, repre- senting the entire range of qualities for every requirement of the modern school room. Lead Pencils Composition books Pen Holders Tablets Rulers Note Books Dictionaries Paper Towels Ink Toilet Paper Flags Erasers Blackboards Blackboard Pointers Drinking Cups Waste Baskets Construction Paper Practice Paper Sweeping Compound Kindergarten Supplies Drawing Paper School Forms 355-357 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND me ssessssss 'woes 75 'b a55'sS'b'5 f 'b'5S'54 a'a's'f'a'r'h'f'afb9f55f5S6'f4Pfs9959'bfrfr6'S9'a0'566'bfbSb98996999951395 Freshman: I don't know. Sophmore: I'm not prepared. junior: I can't remember. Senior: I don't believe I can add anything to what has already been said. Compliments of The t. Clair' Garment C . V 201-207 South Morris St. St. Clair, P3- Compliments of Dr. E. T. RYSCAVAGE, M. D. 59b999S996fN6Ss'96S9S56699 666S5 9 76 5ff'f6'a6f16fa'r9fSQ96999966655'b6'9'S'f'9'a9f,b9'59'a9'i'59' 3:6 f rv if a of 99 f ' Compliments of PEOPLES SAFE DEPOSIT BANK St. Clair, Pa. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Nlvnilmcr lfeclu il Ik-posit lnsurzmcu Qlllllllflllllll The St. Clair Coal Co. Highest Quality Anthracite Coal Saint Clair Cotiery Saint Clair, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1949 from the P9 99 Sv9'1'w9'Jff9SrS4L9Sv'99!1S1S9'vSf1f:f1994r' 994' ' ' ' ' ' 9' ' f ' ' ' ' 9' 99' ' ' ' an af' ll '59599'i95'5f59'Q'r'a'f5'Q'r'fr'Yr'i'i'P'r'.v9'Q9996'5'55'5'r9'?'r'?'5'?'.r'f'i'f'f'f'Af'r 'r'f'r'r'f'r'f'f'f'f'r'r'f' Compliments of THE POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN W Q Z 1 . 1 , . Q .A4 ,, , l,l ,1 : i f f i i iiieooi n M me TO THE CLASS oF 1949 ESTABLISHED 1936 4 UPERUIHH Mr. Bodenhorn: How did you happen to over- sleep this morning? T. Honicker: Their were eight of us in the house, and the alarm was set for seven. 'P'v'f'?'f'f999'f'f'f'f'f'r'r'r'f'1 v'z'r'f'r'f'r'a'f'v':'f'i'v'v'n'r'r'f'f'r'f':'v'r'f'r'f'f'i'r'rfr'r' 5'5fv'?'r'k9'f'f'f'r'f' TS Nev N'N'N'vXN' ' N'X'N'N'x'X'SrNrN'X'N'N'X'X'N' N 1?9?3S99SSS99 SHENK SL TITTLE POTTS BROTHERS Everything For Sport Distributors of 313 Market St. Harrisburg, Pa. ACHRAFT,S Greetings From DOUTRICH' Our entire organization joins in extending heartiest congratulations and very best wishes for every member of the class of 1949 of the Saint Clair High School. May your commencement season be a happy one. DOUTRICI-PS THE STYLE CENTRE OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY FOR STUDENTS APPAREL Compliments of I Compliments of M. KL S. LUNCH FRANK af LUKE EAGLE HILL COAL CO. Q 'v669S6 9999N99969Q 79 SVPQSQNS f Compliments of D. Sz M. CLEANERS REPAIRING AND ALTERATIONS Third and Lawton Streets St. Clair, Pa. JAMES H. EVANS 1 FUNERAL HOME Phone 4131 Compliments of ARLENE'S ART SHOP 17 S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of CLAIRE MOORE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Kelvinator Refrigerators Electrical Appliances So. Second St. St. Clair, Pa Phone 1346M Compliments of DR. ALFONCE W. ZERDY DENTIST So. Nicholas St. Phone 1415 Compliments of PARK HOTEL CHYLACK - DROSDAK Nicholas and Franklin Streets St. Clair, Pa. HONICKER'S DAIRY North Front Street St. Clair, Pa. BSSSSSNSSXSSSSSQ X ' Mr. Jennings: Do you like th- oven's works ? P. Stednitz: Never visited 'em. What does he manufacture? 459999969699 Compliments of DR. ROLAND G. GOULD WHITEY'S GRILL AND SEAFOOD EMPORIUM WE LEAD IN SEA FOOD DENTIST 46 South Second St. Cor. Nicholas 8: Lawton Streets St. Clair, Pa. Phone 1441 Phone 4237 J OHN N IE'S ESSO SERVICEN TER JOHN A. SNINSKY, Prop. Your Neighborhood Esso Dealer Compliments of BENCO , DENTAL SUPPLY CO. Wilkes-Barre - Scranton PETE J ACO CIGAR STORE CIGARETTES - CIGARS STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY mg Run, Pa. jefferson County Felt and Chenille Awards Sweaters and jackets Mr. Zale: What are you two Frosh doing J. McMurtrie: Oh,ge're carrying these boards over the lumber pile. Mr. Zale: . What boards? Jas. Ryan: Holy smokes, McMurtrie, we forgot the boards. M. A. HOSPADOR STEEL ERECTOR Phone 5383 20 N th S d St. or econ 110 So. Centre Street When you smoke cigars, Smoke the pottsville, pa, Best from Pete's Cigar Store N9 'YX'X'X' QXXXXX QYYYNYYNYYYYYYNYYYYYY YYX NYNQYYYX- N NN . .NNXNN NX. . .XNXN Nxm-x. wx-vwwx-xfww - -wx -wwxwx' 0 wx- fxfxwwvvwwxfxwxwx- TROILO'S for RELIABLE RADIO SERVICE Prompt Repairs on All Makes Expert Auto Radio Installation and Repairs Call 1313 105 So. Second Street St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of A AMERICAN LEGION ST. CLAIR Post No. 719 Compliments of DR. ERROL T. JONES St. Clair, Pa. BEVERLY 13 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. MILES FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 19 S. Second St. Phone 4171 Lehigh Avenue 8: Oak Street Frackville Phone 385 HELP OUR ADVERTISERS, THEY HELPED US. Say you saw it in the 1949 Clairian Compliments of JACK WILLIAMS SCHULKIND'S Sole Distributor for Hamilton, Elgin. Bulova, Gruen, and Other Advertised Watches Diamond rings 14K yellow from S30 up Headquarters for J. R. Wood Wedding Rings EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Prompt Service Always i99 96 I 19S9SXs9XX FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS An Approved School where High School graduates . are thoroughly trained for responsible positions in the Stenographic, Secretarial, and Accounting fields. 223 South Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Telephone 1818 ' 'Y 'X'XN'X'X'YYYX'X'X'YY 'YYYX' 'YYY YYY ' Nr 'SSSSSSGQQSQSSS ' I f5f59'Qv C. W. DELP, MD. WENTZ COMPANY, INC. Pennsylvania's Largest Producers of MEMORIALS and MAUSOLEUMS Main Office 1928 Hamilton St. Allentown, Pa. Raymond Haslam, Dist. Sales Mgr. Pottsville, R. D. No. 3 CWadesvillej The Only Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer in Schuylkill County Phone St. Clair 4248 Display St. Clair, Pa. Congratulations Class of '49 H. R. KNAPP LEATHER Goons 202-204 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Mr. Evans: Did you write this un- aided? Chiccine: I did. Mr. Evans: Then I am very pleased to meet you, Lord Tennyson. I thought you died years ago. YYXN -X-YX'X'X' ' 'YX'YYYYYX'YX'X'X'X'YYYYY Authorized Agency for Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, and Longene Wittnauer Watches J. V. ROSE CO. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of WHITE SHOP Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of S. S. WEISS DEPARTMENT STORE Pottsville, Pa. 1 X N -www N +w wvvvxw NNYNN - wvvvvx-x-vwwwvvwx One of the Country's Oldest Newspapers THE POTTSVILLEA JOURNAL Established 1825 Warden: Fishing P H. Weber: No, drowning worms. 'K ,gaxgg e axojag Sim CSD 801111. iisvrds Sass 'Bd '-1!9lD '1S '1S SPIOLIUIN 'S 9 HONVHIISNI Hana SNVAH 'O CIIAVCI Telephone 4286 Edw. W. Bart, Pres. SCHOOL HOUSE DRESS CO., INC. Manufacturers of Children's Dresses, Blouses, Sportswear 17 N. Front Street St. Clair, P BOHORAD'S Congratulates the Class of 1949 POTTSVILLE'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE Buy at Green's with Confidence GREEN'S Quality Jewelers For 102 Years More and More People Are Shopping at POMEROY'S Pottsville, Pa. Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store Founded 1887 Compliments of EAST PENN TRANSPORTATION CO -. 'YXNNYYYYY 'YYYYX' YYYYY 'YY ' 'YYYYX'X'vYX'Y -NAQYX-X:X-XrXfX Compliments of SQUIRE BOOTE JOHN J. HOLDEN 8z SON General Insurance, Bonds and Automobile Insurance So. Nicholas St. St. Clair, Pa. A. MISSONIS 8: SON KEYSTONE GROCERY Diener's Hill Phone 1370 We Deliver Compliments of NATHAN'S FURNITURE STORE 122 S. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of DR. S. C. ASHER DENTIST 106 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of BEATRICE FERREBEE I BEAUTEE SHOPPE 241 S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of M. J. COLLIHAN Phone 1405 St. Cl-air, Pa. Compliments of BRUNO SL BROYER FURRIER 203 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. BEST WISHES CLASS OF '49 from MACY'S SPORTSHOP Headquarters for leading brands of Sporting Goods 8:Athletic Equipment Schools, Clubs, Teams Outfitted 220 W. Centre St. Phone Shenandoah 2-1084 jerry Guris: fholding a cookie above a dogj: Speak! Speak! Dog: What'll I say? KELLY PRINTING St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of STEVE TALPASH'S POOL EMPORIUM S. Third Street St. Clair, Pa. I b NNNN'XN'XN'X-XNOXNX' kk 'XNYXRR' A 85 t 9999 -x-wx-x-xwxwv ' -xwx-x-x-wx-xwwx-wwxw-x-xx-w PETER 8: PAUL'S RESTAURANT Platters and Sandwiches at All Times 2nd 8: Carroll Sts. St. Clair, Pa. Shingling Roofing Remodeling GEORGE M. KATCHUR CARPENTER AND BUILDER Phone 4263W 25 S. Morris St. St. Clair, Pa. FIELDING'S FOOD MARKET Quality Is Our Motto GROC IES AND MEATS B er's Ice Cream 301 S. 2nd St. Phone 4184 St. Clair, Pa. MANSELL'S WALLPAPER 8z PAINT STORE Window Shades and Awnings 23 S. 2nd St. Phone 1467 St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of W. R .MORGAN THELMA WATKINS BEAUTY SHOPPE Mill Creek Manor SMITH'S PHARMACY JOHN W. SMITH, PH.G. The Prescription Store 221 S. 2nd St. St. Clair, Pa. It is said: The noblest kind of dog is the Hot Dog-it actualy feeds the hand that bites it. Compliments of STEWARD JEWELERS Phone 3369 Pottsville, Pa. SAM R. HUFF'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Where you get the best in quality at the Lowest Prices 307 W. Market St. Phone 4693 Pottsville, Pa. WILLIAMS CANDY SHOP 222 S. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. FRIGA'S CAFE Cor. Mill 8: Franklin Sts. St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of STASO'S BARBER SHOP Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Mani at Phone: Hello, give me a box for four. I Voice Back: Sorry, slr, but we have no boxes for four. M. A. P.: Isn't this the Ritz Theatre? V. B.: No, this is Romans' Funeral TUCHLER'S 19 Centre Street Millihery, Dresses, Coats, Suits Lingerie, Sportswear S. M. EVANS OFFICE EQUIPMENT New and Rebuilt Typewriters Sold, Rented, and Repaired Phone 348 401 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. Home? NNN' ' 'X' 1 NYY ' NXWNROXNAO 'X' NXNNNOXNNNNNNNN' S6 2 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of SOFY'S DRESS SHOP St. Clair, Pa. JOHN POPOWICI-I KEYSTONE STORES Prices and Quality Right 'Did you hear about the wreck? CINO Q!! v Yeah, were killed. Poor Fellow. four professors and one stu-:lent ll SINTON'S PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE Picture Framing Kodaks, Darkroom Supplies 217 So. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. HELEN 8: ANN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Machineless-Cold Waving Hair Trimming and Bleaching Phone 5192-J 119 N. 2nd St. St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of THE LEG POTTSVILLE SHOW CASE CO. Main Office-300 Laurel Street iOpposite Court Housel Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of J. 8: P. STUDIO Compliments of W. J. MCICARTHY INSURANCE AGENCY IMSCHWEILIXS CONFECTION Y E. J. MILLER, Prop. The Home of Quality 17 N. Centre St. Pottsville Compliments of ROSEMARY'S Papa: Stop reaching across the table. Haven't you got a tongue? Junior: Yes, but my arm is longer. Q , Pa. POST'S CLEANERS 8: DYERS INC. Pottsville, Pa. Goods Called For and Delivered Established 1890 302 N. Centre St. From Factory to Home BRIGHTER FURNITURE FACTORY 436 No. Centre Street Pottsville Compliments of STRANKO'S Meats Groceries North Morris St. St. Clair, Pa. N .5555.5.5.5.5.5.55.5.xgX .5.5.55.5555.555. .x,,5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N. . . . . . . . . . . Compliments of FRANCINE SHOPPE XXXXX X XXXX X XXXNNXNNXXXXXNXN Compliments of SUE QUIRK METTAM BROS. LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES St. Clair, Pa. LUTZKANIN BROTHERS GENERAL SERVICE 241 Cherry St. St. Clair, Pa. Tel. 4100-R Miss Brady: How did you get that cut on your head? M. Potts: Bit myself. Miss Brady: Ulmposslble. How could you bite yourself up there? , M. Potts: Stood on a chair. Compliments of ELLEN DRESS CO. Compliments of AGNES NARK BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of JOHN CHIZMAR'S BARBER SHOP 331 s. 2nd st. st. Clair, Pa. Lowe TAXI sERv1cE Compuments of Phone 4178 ANNA MA CHAK ' CONFECTION Y STORE South Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Candy - Ice Cream - Cigarettes Compliments Of CHEWCACKIE'S JOHNS AND DELCAMP GROCERY STORE MEATS AND GROCERIES 330 s. 2nd sr. st. Clair, Pa. Mill 83 Patterson Sts. St. Clair, Pa. Mr. Roberts: Why don't you answer mer! Student: I did, Mr. Roberts, I shook my head. Mr. Roberts: Well, you dlldn't expect me to hear lt rattle up here, did you? Compliments of STAN'S CAFE STANLEY MATAS, Prop. 102 S. 2nd St. St. Clair, Pa. A Compliments of JOSEPH WOKULICH ECONOMY SHOE SERVICE M. DASH ' 105 S. Second St. St, Clair, Pa. 55555. .5.5. 55 Q Apxoxoxf vXvX9xlX'X'Xfx'X?xN'X' N' 'X'YX'X'X'X'Y s is ' L a 5550 5a N- Xin 'Xu x :X Compliments of PENKUNAS HOTEL St. Clair, Pa. . - - .QQ Qvx- -x- -x- -xx-x-x-X-x x-x-x'x-x-xA- aa-x-x-x-x-x-x-X SMOLEN GROCERIES Phone 4230 Deiner's Hill 1' A st. Clair, Pa Well, Doc, was my operation a suc- cess? Sorry, old man, I'm Saint Peter. ST. CLAIR BODY WORKS NORMAN KULL, Owner Body Repairs KAISER 8a FRAZER CARS Phone 5162 Compliments of GOMBAR'S CAFE 3rd and Carroll Sts. St. Clair, Pa. ZULICK'S ICE .CREAM STORE All Purpose Cards Magazines . Cigarettes Candy Cigars Sodas A 129 Cherry St. St. Clair, Pa. GENERAL ELECTRIC 8: PHILCO Refrigerators - Radios - Washers YURICKONES St. Clair, Pa. Here, here, don't spit on the floor. Why, does it leak? Compliments of ELIZABETH GIFT SHOP Compliments of . A. J. ROMANS FUNERAL DIRECTOR D. B. B. BUCHANAN , .PHARMACIST 27 S. Second St. Reg. No. 768 St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of CULBE12T'S CAFE Mill Creek Manor ROY , H. QORMAN WESTINGIQIOUSE and NORGE A Housmom 'App-LIANCES Compliments of X H , Second and Lawton Streets HOME MAID T Budget Terms If Desired joe: Have you a picture of yourself? Compliments of , u u' ' ' Roofnqlrate . Yeh. h I joe: hen let me use t e rer. . , . want to shave. t Dleners Hin 89 ' NNNNX- NNNNNNRNNX' if X5eNN'X'X-XNNNOX-X'X' AN'X'XN'X'X'X'X'YX'XN'X'YX'YX' 'X-XNNNNNNRN' 'Compliments of JOHN ERDOCK Compliments of VICTOR MIKALAUSKAS CAFE St. Clair, Pa. JENKINS SERVICE STATION SUNOCO GAS AND OIL S. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of FRANK CHRISTIAN Compliments of VERA'S 3 North Second St. St. Clair, Pa. Compliments of BROTOSKY'S FOOD MARKET Mm at 'rwlng sts. sr. Clair, Pa. Phone 1333 Compliments of MIKE KALYAN Diener's Hill JEAN BRENNAN'S , CARD AND GIFT SHOP 43 N. Mill St. St. Clair, Pa. WASHUTA BROS. SERVICE s'rA'r1oN ' c 2nd 8: Franklin Sts. St. lair, Pa. Compliments of RITZ THEATRE Compliments of JOHN KOMINETZ Mr. Reese: Where is the capital of the U. S.? Student: On loan all over Europe. 'kTisn't Funny! W. I just an't wait for telivision. Yogll be abil to see what you can no only hear and smell. Compliments of EDDIE GIEMZA'S BAR AND GRILLE 9 213 N. Second St. St. Clair, Pa. THE CLASS OF '49 WISHES TO THANK ALL ADVERTISERS IN THIS BOOK. WITHOUT YOUR HELP IT WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE TO PUBLISH IS BOOK. TO ALL OUR SOPPO TERS WE SAY THANK YOU. 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