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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1953 volume:

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JONES Treasurer, EDWARD THOMAS Other Members Pictured: CLAUDE RHOADS, GEORGE JOHNS, and JOHN UHRIN wwe Administration CHARLES R. BIRCH, ELWOOD SAYLOR BODENHORN Superintendent Principal B.A., MA. B.A., M.S. Bucknell University, B.A., M.A. Pennsylvania State College University Of Pennsylvania Lebanon Valley College, HA., M.S. University Of Pennsylvania 1-1 5 f-1 Alma Maier Words by E. S. BODENHORN To dear old Saint Clair High School This ringing song we raise, A song that's filled with gladness, A song that's filled with praiseg We can not help but love thee, Our hearts are full of thee, For Well we know the debt We owe To Alma Mater Dear. VVe came to you as freshmen, Our hearts were young and free, You took us and you taught us Better citizens to beg And now that We are leaving Our thoughts are all of thee, We'll cherish and adore thee, Our Alma Mater Dear. -6.- MARIE F. BRADY, R.N. MRQ Pottsville Hospital EDWARD T' RYSCAVAGE1 School Nurse M D Georgetown Yniversity School Physician Faculfy f ALBERT C. ALLESSI, KATHERINE M. BECK, ESTHER A. BOTZER, BS., M.Ed. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Edinboro State Teachers Western Reserve University Keystone State Teachers College College, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, Pennsylvania State College, Pennsylvania State College, B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. lNiI4Ed. Social Studies, English History rt .-7,.., - 1 G. EVANS, B.S. College, THOMAS L. JENNINGS, B. Music Coombs College of Music, B. Music Instrumental Music LOUISE MEINHOLD. B.A. Pennsylvania State College Qs X X r Y Y ELSIE G. FLAIL, B.S., M.A. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S. New York University, M.A. Business Education ANNA L. LUNDY, B.A. Millersville Normal Pennsylvania State College English, History, . Junior High School N Kutztown State Teachers , , . .lg MRS. THOMAS GIBSON, B.S. in Music Ed. West Chester State Teachers College Music Supervisor MARY Saint Joseph's College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S Algebra, Latin MARY E. MONAHAN, B.S. Saint Joseph's College B.S. Temple University College, B.S. Columbia University Librarian XX J Bucknell University English East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health, Physical Education -3- FRANCIS N. MOONEY, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, B.S. Duke University Mathematics, General Science RHODA M. ROBERTSON, B.A. Bucknell University, B.A. Algebra, Spanish FRANCIS E. WELKER, JOHN REESE, B.S. Ursinus College, B.S. Pennsylvania State College Civics, History MILDRED THORN, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. Temple University Girls' Health and Physical Education ANNE M. WYNOSKY, B.S. ALFRED ROBERTS Keystone Normal School Pennsylvania State College Kutztown State Teachers College Mathematics, Junior High School X MRS. EMMA H. WAGNER, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Library Science, Geography HENRY J. ZALE, B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A. Pennsylvania State College, Kutztown State Teachers College Keystone State Teachers B.S. Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. Home Economics College Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania New York University Industrial Arts Science, Biology, Physics .-9,-1 w x ' i - Al., Parenf - Teacher Associafion President ........... .. . MRS. MICHAEL POTTS F irsf Vine-President. . . . . . MRS. EDWARD THOMAS Second Vice'-President. .. .... MRS. HERIXIAN MORRIS Secretary ............. . . .MRS. MILTON JOHNSON Treasurer ...... .. ......... MISS MARY MCGARRITY Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1953. Some of you may continue your schooling, others may in a few months find your- selves on foreign shores. Wherever your paths may go, our prayers and good wishes go along with you. Have faith that things will turn out right and know that in times of stress and need there is always someone who will help, if only you ask for it. -10,-1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidmzt ................ JOHN SMITH l ii'e-Pr-rsidmt .... . .. LEONA KUBEIKA Secretary ...... ....... J OHN LEARY T1-efzsurer ............. HILDA HASL.ABI Class Advisors Miss RHODA M. ROBERTSON MR. FRANCIS WELKER M CLASS FLOWER-White Rm CLASS COLORS-Maroon and White CLASS NIOTTO- life build the ladder by which we rise. Senior Class Hisfory We, the Class of 1953, began our high school journey in September of 1950. Gul' sophomore year was launched by a class meeting at which we chose our class flower, motto, and colors. Gfficers were chosen whom we, the members of the class, consid- ered to show a sense of leadership. Our class began to participate in school and extra-curricular activities. Some of our fellow students received recognition in ath- letics, others for fine scholarship and club activities. The highlight of our sophomore year was a skating party at Dream City Park which afforded recreation for us as well as the other classes. On December 25, 1951, we held the traditional Junior Prom. Under a canopy of maroon and white streamers we danced to the music of Horace Richards and his orchestra. The auditorium was banked with glittering Christmas trees and ever- greens. This, our Senior year, marks the height of our achievement in high school. On Thanksgiving, the Senior Hop provided entertainment for everyone. Dancing under a myriad of silver stars, we enjoyed the music of Charley Edwards. Our magazine campaign provided the necessary funds for graduation. As we look back upon our years at Saint Clair High School, We feel confident that the training and guidance we have received have prepared us for a successful future. As We bid farewell to our Alma Mater, we wish to express our gratitude for the important part it has played in developing our education and furthering our goals. -111,- SUZANNE J. ARNOUT Suzy Rosy complexion . . . big brown eyes . . . jolly . . . fond of swimming and tennis . . . peppy cheerleader . . . undecided love life . . . accomplished pianist . . . ambition is to be an interior decorator . . . giggles. ACADEMIC COURSE Band lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 43 Literary Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Class Song. ELWYN BEADLE EP, Likes cowboy music . . . proud possessor of an Olds . . . never seen without Hannah . . . works in his fatherls store . . . will someday be an expert mechanic. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 23 Prom Committee 3. JAMES C. BEADLE Jim Hails from Wadesville . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . bashful toward opposite sex . . . quiet member of the class . . . often found at Ritz Theatre . . . plays guitar . . . Hrst one in homeroom every day . . . plans to become a forest ranger. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 4. I ROBERT I. BENSINGER Bob Another Wadesvillian of the class . . . shy . . . always willing to do a favor . . . enjoys sports . . . spends nights at the Waffle Shop . . . hopes to make singing his career. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, Choral Ensemble 3, 4. HANNAH BLACKWELL Sis' Smallest girl in the class . . . master of the gym horse . . . never lonesome . . . rides to school . . . efllcient typist . . . good conversationalist . . . ambition is to be a typist. COMMERCIAL COURSE B. T. C. 3, 4-5 Glee Club 1, 2. MARGARET K. BRAMLEY Marge Good choreographer . . . subtle sense of humor . . . skillful twirler . . . strawberry blonde . . . likes popu- lar music . . . ambition is to be a nurse. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4-9 Newspaper Staff 3, 4g Spanish Club 3g Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 43 Literary Staif. DOROTHY CHAPOSKY Dot,' Blonde hair . . . soft voice . . . always eager to help . . . efficient treasurer of B.T. C .... a smile for everyone . . . hopes to become a stenographer. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 43 B. T. C. 3, 4. CATHERINE CHRISTIAN Kashie Pert and pretty . . . curly brown hair . . . popular with the fellows . . . an eager sports fan . . . fre- quents the Wafiie Shop . . . plans to enter the nurs- ing profession. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 3, 43 Student Council 3g Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4. ANN COLLIHAN Collie Popular president of Student Council . . . likes sports, especially football . . . pretty face and likeable person- ality . . . loves to dance at Leg . . . hopes to be a mortician. COMMERCIAL COURSE .F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g B. T. C. 3, 4, Choral Ensemble 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 3, 43 Student Council President 4, Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4, Literary Staff. ,-14,-1 JEAN M. CONNORS 'ileaniev Light brunette . . . dark brown eyes . . . dances at the Leg and Waiille Shop . . . tries hard to get the car . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . good natured . . . loves typing . . . plans to get married. COMMERCIAL COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 B. T. C. 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4. Football hero . . . played in Dream Game . . . popular with the girls . . . friendly disposition . . . frequents the Leg and the Walllle Shop . . . combines brains and brawn . . . intends to go to college. ACADEMIC COURSE Football 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Key, Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 45 Literary Staff. MARY EMMA DEAN Deanie Small and petite . . . always chattering . . . excellent twirler . . . well dressed . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . drives her father's Buick . . . plans to enter college. ACADEMIC COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Class Officer 25 Newspaper Stalf 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 45 Literary Staff. ,-15,-f WILLIAM STEPHEN COVACH Cab i WILLIAM DONALDSON Bill Happy-go-lucky . . . always teasing girls . . . likes to talk . . . can' bei serious . . . visits New Philadelphia frequently L . .-can be seen driving Saint Clair gas truck i . . plans to enter the service after graduation. l ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4g Spanish Club 33 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 4. JEAN MARIE DRAGAN Jeanie Cute . . . pearly teeth . . . gay disposition . . . honor student . . . cooperative . . . likes to roller-skate . . . makes an attractive appearance . . . no definite plan for the future. COMMERCIAL COURSE F. H. A. 3, 4g B. T. C. 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 49 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 33 Business Stall. MICHAEL W. ERDOCK Mickey Quiet member of the class . . . enjoys sports . . . drives to school every day . . . friendly . . . a dependable Worker . . . violinist . . . ambition is to become a priest. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Hop Committee 4. F-16- EILEEN HELEN FATULA Mickey Combination of beauty and brains . . . popular . . . keeps her affections secret . . . hobby is Writing humor- ous poems . . . dresses Well . . . capable business man- ager of Saintenal . . . career-lab technician. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4g F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g Sainlenal Staff 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 43 Hop Com- mittee 4g Prom Committee 33 Literary Staff 4. ERROL WOOLLAM FRANTZ Frantzie Efficient football and baseball manager . . . ticket col- lector at basketball games . . . dependable . . . hard Worker . . . good dancer . . . frequents the Leg . . . pleasing personality . . . likes to do carpentry work . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . plans to join the Air Force. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 2, 3, 4g Baseball Mana- ger 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 43 Business Staff 4g Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 4. SAMUEL GARLAND Paloole Well built . . . handsome . . . fun loving . . . hates to study . . . demon on the gridiron . . . unique person- ality . . . hearty laugh . . . played center in Dream Game . . . rides from Arnots every day . . . ambition to be a big-league baseball player. GENERAL COURSE Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. -17.- ANN GELESH Honey One of the smaller seniors . . . loves to dance at the HLeg', . . . enjoys football . . . popular with the oppo- site sex . . . friendly personality . . . active cheerleader . . . excellent student . . . capable and dependable . . . plans to further her education. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4g Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Literary Staff 45 National Honor Society 43 Prom Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 49 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. ANNA MARIE GERENDA A nne' Petite . . . pretty brown eyes . . . diligent worker . . . shy disposition . . , hails from Palo Alto . . . studious and sincere . . . loves basketball . . . hopes to become a nurse. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 33 Prom Committee 3. STANLEY JOHN GRABISH Stan Suburbanite of Saint Clair . . . interest lies in sports . . . friendly disposition . . . talkative . . . can often be seen at the Leg . . . neat dresser . . . undecided about future. ACADEMIC COURSE Band 23 Key Club 35 Football 33 Glee Club 2, 45 Spanish Club 45 Alpha Delta Pi 35 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 4. -18... JOAN E. GRACE Joanie Graceful . . . poised . . . nice blonde hair . . . smart dresser . . . captain of cheerleaders . . . likes all sports . . . good dancer . . . always laughing . . . visits Morav- ian College often . . . wants to become a nurse. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 43 Class Oflicer 3g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4g Busi- ness Stall' 43 Hop Committee 4. Tall, blond . . . Mr. Zale's assistant . . . quiet dependable . . . pleasing disposition . . . interest in to become a mechanic. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 39 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT F . GREENBACK Greenie sports . . . happy-go-lucky . . . very friendly . . . ambition is WILLIAM GRIFFIN Billy Constitutes the smaller element of the class . . . smart and cooperative . . . never can be found when Wanted . . . quiet and reserved . . . regular attender of bas- ketball games. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 3. .-19,-1 HILDA MAE HASLAM Pleasant . . . pretty black hair . . . flashing dark eyes . . . enthusiastic . . . likes basketball . . . cheerful . . . Queen of the Senior Hop . . . hopes to be a secretary. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 B. T. C. 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 25 Class Oflicer 4. JOSEPH M. HALUSKA Kicker Practical joker . . . Well known for beautiful tenor voice . . . can be serious . . . dances Well . . . faithful sports fan . . . neat dresser . . . ambition is to be a salesman. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Choral Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Eastern District Chorus 45 Alpha Delta Pi 45 Spanish Club 35 Hop Committee 45 Football Manager 1, 2. Hilda FRANCIS HOMA Paulo Tall and good looking . . . popular . . . brown wavy hair . . . good football player . . . dependable . . . enjoys teasing girls . . . seen at the Leg or driving his car . . . dances at the Globe every Saturday . . . plans to join the Navy. GENERAL COURSE Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Class OH'icer 2, 35 Business Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4. -20.- fi ' 0 I ' Q' K Q- . ' .NY AR s H MOVICH 'fro U Pint-size a omlc bonabx . . . Q, . 43 0 er o t e Cass C, V 1 ing bagbll 9,1 i '. . . sincere friend . . .vcare ee . . . s , . . agree- ' a perative. I ENERQL coU -J jd! otball Manage , 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2. JOHN JENKINS Jack Willing Worker . . . man of few Words . . . roller-skat- ing enthusiast . . . likes hunting . . . amateur photog- rapher . . . sports fan . . . plans to enter the Marines or become a Roller Derby expert. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 4g Spanish Club 3, 4. FAYE L. JOHNS Faye Small and pretty . . . big green eyes . . . shy . . . charm- ing voice . . . enjoys dancing and long walks . . . capa- ble twirler . . . courteous and sincere . . . seen frequently with Alby,' . . . plans to become a receptionist. COMMERCIAL COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 B. T. C. 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Ensemble ' 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 25 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. --'21-r' NANCY JONES Walks from Mill Creek every day . . and roller-skate . . . basketball fan . . music . . . hopes to become a secretary. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 33 Club 45 Hop Committee 4. JACQUELINE DIANN JOHNS Jackie,' Small and dark . . . popular with both sexes . . . has a lovely soprano Voice . . . likes to dance . . . nice sense of humor . . . hard worker . . . usually found at the Waffle Shop . . . plans to follow a career in music. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4-g Choral Ensemble 2, 3, 43 B. T. C. 43 Hop Committee 45 Newspaper Staff 25 Literary Staff 45 Class Song 4. Nancy . likes to dance . enjoys popular Spanish GENEVIEVE NANCY KAZLAUSKAS Genngr Music lover . . . sincere friend . . . never late . . . avid sports fan . . . companionable . . . always ready to help . . . plans to be a secretary. COMMERCIAL COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 4-g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4g Hop Committee 4. -22.- JOHN KERNS Kernsie,' Darkwater's leading citizen . . . coal black hair . . . honors Woolworthis . . . attends the Globe . . . never worries . . . friendly . . . constantly leaves things stick- ing out of his locker . . . mad chemist . . . unofficial janitor . . . plans to attend college. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 43 Newspaper Staff 3. MARY KIPILA Mecca,' Attractive brunette . . . loves roller-skating . . . always cheery . . . earnest student . . . neat dresser . . . believes that listening is better than talking . . . Woolworthis sub girl . . . undecided about her future. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 2. J EANETTE KOCUR Kutz,' Pleasing smile and friendly disposition . . . willing worker . . . one of Miss Flail's helpers . . . good ath- lete . . . walks from Arnot's every day . . . ambition to be a secretary. COMMERCIAL COURSE B. T. C. 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4. ANTHONY ANDREW KRALICK A utty Good looking . . . pleasant . . . carefree manner . . . always a cheery hello for all . . . deep voice . . . enjoys dancing . . . likes basketball . . . girls donlt bother him . . . no definite plans for the future. GENERAL COURSE Basketball 1, 25 Football 25 Glee Club 2, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Prom Committee SQ Hop Committee 4. LEONA MARIE KUBIEKA Leona Tall, brown-eyed, brunette . . . dependable . . . cham- pion sales woman . . . faithful sports fan . . . has a host of friends . . . always in a jolly mood . . . her future ambition is to become a nurse. ' ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 43 Span- ish Club 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 3, 43 F. H. A, 2, 3, 4g Business Staff 4-g Class Ofhcer 4. MARY KULICH Mary Friendly manner . . . good typist . . . talkative . . . full of fun . . . plays the accordion . . . likes sports, espe- cially basketball . . . enjoys hiking . . . plans to be a typist. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 25 F. H. A. 25 B. T. C. 3, 45 Hop Committee 4. .-24.-1 NICHOLAS LAGAZA Nick King ofthe Senior Hop . . . blonde hair . . . brown eyes . . . good worker . . . frequents the Waffle Shop and Leg . . . likes swimming and baseball . . . sharp dresser . . . lively company . . . drummer . . . intends to join the Navy. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 49 Baseball 33 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 43 Band 2. JOHN LEARY Jack Good worker . . . lots of fun . . . likes girls . . . reads perfect minutes at all class meetings . . . best dresser . . . has his own special ways . . . keeps Arnot's up on the news . . . loves hill-billy music . . . undecided about the future. ACADEMIC CO URSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Alpha Delta Pi 4g Class OHicer 4, Spanish Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee4g Literary Staff 4. MARGARET ANN LOVE Peggy ' An active member of the class . . . winning smile . . red hair and blue eyes . . . a popular cheerleader . . . good dancer . . . has only one love- Hank . . . can be seen at the Wallle Shop or Leg . . . undecided about her future. COMMERCIAL COURSE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 43 B. T. C. 3, 45 Business Staff 4. -25.- ALICE LA VERNE LYNCH Alice Dependable friend . . . laughs easily . . .- likes to type . . . enjoys swimming and parties . . . treks from Mill Creek . . . ardent basketball fan . . . hopes to become a typist. COMMERCIAL coURsE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL MACOLA Miken Pleasing personality . . . booster of all school activities . . . enjoys novels . . . Walks from Arnot's every day . . . good student . . . earnest Worker . p. . plans to be a draftsman in U. S. Air Force upon graduation. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Prom Committee SQ Hop Committee 4. LUCILLE BERNADETTE MARCAVAGE Lucy,' Good student . . . witty . . . always ready with a joke . . . considerate . . . willing to do favors . . . neat dresser . . . likes to write letters . . . is going to be a secretary. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 15 B. T. C. 3, 43 Hop Committee 4g Business Staff 4. .-126,-f SHIRLEY M. MARCHOCK Tall . . . dark hair . . . sweet smile . . . hard worker . . . nibbles candy constantly . . . understanding . . . fun-loving . . . blushes . . . plays basketball . . . Wants to be a telephone operator. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4-3 Prom Committee 3. JOHN L. MOCHNOC Tall . . . dark-haired . . . fine athlete . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . billiard ace . . . one of Mr. Zale's helpers . . . plans to be a twenty-year Navy man. GENERAL COURSE Shirl THOMAS FRANCIS McGINLEY Tom Individualist . . . possesses an extensive vocabulary . . . spends his spare time in lklinersville . . . can be seen driving the taxi . . . favorite hobby is teasing the girls . . . plans to travel. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Key Club 2, 35 Student Council 3, Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4. Muck JO ANNE MARIE MONAHAN Jo Annei' Red hair . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . vivacious . . . friend to everyone . . . dances Well . . . sympathetic . . . dependable . . . good sense of humor . . . wants to be a secretary. COMMERCIAL COURSE B. T. C. 3, 4g F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Saintenal Staff 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 43 Literary Staff 4. IRENE LYDIA ONUFERKO Irene Petite . . . pretty smile . . . lovely brown hair . . . shy . . . versatile . . . class artist . . . studious . . . depend- able . . . excels in math . . . talented ballerina . . . plans to attend college. ACADEMIC COURSE Spanish Club 3, 43 Glee Club 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Hop Committee 43 Literary Staff. JANICE MAY PADFIELD Janice Lovely blonde hair . . . sweet personality . . . sincere friend . . . neat dresser . . . reserved . . . likes roller- skating . . . plans to be a nurse. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 45 Spanish Club 4g Prom Committee 3. -23- MARGARET ANN PARKER Peggy Annv Visits Sue'sH frequently . . . enjoys movies . . . likes to watch basketball games . . . favorite subject is typing . . . collects pictures of movie stars . . . hates to wear a hat . . . East Mines resident . . . plans to attend Ford Business School . . . takes active part in all F.H. A. affairs. COMMERCIAL COURSE ANN PAULY Nancy Good student . . . very good typist . . . pretty hair . . . fine sense of humor . . . very earnest . . . depend- able . . . neat . . . pretty brown eyes. COMMERCIAL COURSE B. T. C. 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4-3 Hop Committee 4. JOAN R. PEN KUNAS Joanie Our twin sister . . . sincere . . . always ready to help has a good word for all . . . math Wizard . . . loves to bake . . . possessor of lovely blue eyes . . . ambition to become a nurse. ACADEMIC COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4-g Prom Committee 3. ..29- l E i E L l iM Small . . . brown-haired . . . whiz at math . . . zealous football player . . . seems shy until you know him . . . enjoys swimming and boating at Hauto . . . frequents the Leg . . . plans to become an engineer. ACADEMIC COURSE Football 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4g Spanish Club 3, 4. MARY ANN POTTS Map Loves to dance . . . neat dresser . . . lovely alto voice . . . special interest in basketball . . . good student . . . enjoys horseback riding . . , can be found mostly at the Waffle Shop . . . dependable . . . fun in a crowd . . . ambition is to be an air-hostess. ACADEMIC COURSE Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Choral Ensemble 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 2, 45 District Band 35 Newspaper Staff 3, 49 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4. VIOLET MARIE PROHONICK V Coiffure artist of the class . . . merry eyes . . . attrac- tive . . . loves to talk, especially about Eddie . . . excel- lent student . . . pretty complexion . . . good natured infectious smile . . . popular . . . capable . . . spirited twirler . . . aspires to become an eHicient secretary. COMMERCIAL COURSE B. T. C. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 4. 1 ,-30,-f JOSEPH PENKUNAS Penny,' W , JOHN FRANCIS QUINN Quinine Tall . . . blond . . . can be seen Saturday nights at the Globe . . . a follower of all sports . . . played defensive end in football . . . loves to sleep . . . denies interest in girls . . . full of fun . . . plans to join the Navy. ACADEMIC COURSE Basketball 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 4-5 Student Council 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 2, Hop Committee 4-g Spanish Club 4. r Staff 3, 4g Prom ouncil 2. GEORGE W. RUBRIGHT Ace Musical ability , . . practical joker . . . great sports fan . . . likes the environment of Price Street . . . takes things as they come . . . Willing Worker . . . no plans for the future. GENERAL COURSE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ,-131,-f WC KCJ0eyJl . . . Mr. Ev- frequents the . . . Wants to be COURSE ub 3, 43 F. H. A. 3, 4-g News- 3g Hop Committee 4g Student JOYCE A. SCANLAN Joyce Tall and graceful . . . stylish wardrobe . . . fashionable footwear . . . always willing to do a favor . . . will power in abundance . . . dependable . . . eHicient . . . typing expert . . . versatility personified . . . medical secretary is her ambition. COMMERCIAL COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g B. T. C. 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 43 Business Staff 4. IRENE PATRICIA SHAROCKMAN Renie Calm, cool, and collected . . . never complains . . . per- fect lady . . . sincere . . . even-tempered . . . marvelous memory . . . joyful giggle . . . neat dresser . . . com- panionable . . . her ambition is to be a perfect secre- tary. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 B. T. C. 3, 45 F. H. A. 3, 45 Hop Committee 4. SUZANNE MARY SIMON 'Suziev Studious . . . quiet and reserved . . . likes sports, es- pecially baseball . . . plays piano . . . aim is to attend business college after graduation. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 43 Literary Staff 4. NANCY LEE SIROCK Nancy Cute brunette . . . secretary of B.T. C .... editor of Saintenal . . . loves to cheer at football games . . . friendly . . . lots of fun . . . talkative . . . usually found at the HLeg . . . neat dresser . . . likes dark curly hair . . . pleasant personality . . . hopes to become a secre- tary. COMMERCIAL COURSE B. T. C. 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 45 Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4. Tall . . . light brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . has an ative . . . plays accordion for the Merry Miners . . hopes to become a nurse. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 43 Spanish Club 45 Hop Committee 4. JOHN WILSON SMITH John Senior Class president . . . dependable . . . conscientious worker . . . enjoys driving his father's Oldsmobile . . . intelligent . . . claims no interest in girls . . . able sports writer . . . interested in theology . . . plans to attend college. ACADEMIC COURSE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Key Club 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Class Oilicer 4g Literary Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Com- mittee 4-, Quill and Scroll 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SLIVINSKY Patsy interest in Pottsville . . . friendly disposition . . . talk- STANLEY STEVEN SMOLSKY Sam Well-built . . . blond . . . good looking . . . seen fre- quently at the Globe . . . likes to play pool and the guitar . . . struggles with math . . . plans to join the Navy. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Key Club 33 Prom Committee 3. CHARLES STASO Pee W ee Small in stature . . . quiet, but not among close friends . . . plays basketball at Saint Michael's Hall . . . dili- gent worker . . . drives a Nash . . . will follow in his fatheris footsteps. ACADEMIC COURSE Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Hop Committee 4. JOSEPH J. STEPENOSKY Step Studious . . . dependable . . . quiet and reserved . . . excels in science . . . sense of humor . . . career will be a salesman. ACADEMIC COURSE Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Student Council 4. .-34.-. fl! f 1 ff it rf JO 4 M. SWARTCHICK Joe ark Wn e s . . quiet . . . girl-shy . . . friendly , . . asa isposition . . . blushes easily . . . studious . ,ta seball pitcher . . . plans to play baseball. Lf GENERAL COURSE Baseball 3, 4. NANCY LEE SYMONS Nana Miss Music herself . . . member of Choral Ensemble . . . active in school activities . . . faithful band mem- ber . . . conducts her own dancing school . . . intends to become a famed dancing teacher. ACADEMIC COURSE Choral Ensemble 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4g Or- chestra Z, 3, 43 Eastern District Band 2, 45 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 49 Spanish Club 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Literary Staff 4g Class Song 4. THOMAS TALPASH Joker,' Tall and dark . . . neat dresser . . . billiard shark . . . quiet . . . bashful when it comes to girls . . . likes watching basketball . . . expects to join the Air Force upon graduation. GENERAL COURSE ELIZABETH ANN TURNITZA Betty Pert . . . pretty blonde hair . . . trim Hgure . . . lilces to dance . . . spends some of her time at the Leg . . . good student . . . dependable . . . lively cheerleader 1 . . skillful athlete . . . ambition is to do government work. COMMERCIAL COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g B. T. C. 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 49 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Choral Ensemble 3, 43 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 45 Sainlenal Staff 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Ollicer 23 Literary Staff 4. SHIRLEY VOLLRATH Shirl Happy-go-lucky . . . popular . . . never without a smile . . . captain of majorettes . . . always has a joke to tell . . . ardent sports fan . . . lover of children . . . has selected nursing as her career. ACADEMIC COURSE F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 45 Majorette 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 4. ' JOSEPH WANSLOVAK Joe Favorite sport-baseball . . . no interest in girls . . weighs his Words . . . sense of humor . . . helpful . . . faithful altar boy . . . plans to join the Merchant Ma- rines. GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 3, 4. -136,- RICHARD D. WALKER Another mad scientist . . . enthusiastic basketball rooter . . . energetic . . . contagious laugh friend . . . loyal school projectionist . trainer . . . likes red Ford trucks . . . plans to further education. ACADEMIC COURSE Spanish Club 3, 4g Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 4. BARBARA ANN WYLOTA ' Quiet . . . likes to dance . . . enjoys movies and bas- ketball . . . always listening to the radio . . . likes pop- A ular music . . . her future is undecidedp GENERAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. If-Rich!! . . . everybody's . . expert pigeon J EANETTE WITCH EY Jeanette,' Naturally curly hair . . . likes dancing . . . favorite food is spaghetti . . . frequents the Swing Inn . . . pleasant company . . . hopes to become a telephone operator. COMMERCIAL COURSE ccBabS3s ,-37,-1 JANE E. YANEK Jayne Tall, willowy brunette . . . spends a lor of her spare time at the Leg . . . easy-going disposition . . . likes to laugh . . . good dancer . . . undecided about her love l life . . . class Wit . . . plans to become a telephone op- , erator. COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4-5 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4-Q B. T. C. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Com- mittee 4. M 2 M Class Song CTUNE: 'ffl UF WIEDERSEHNUJ Dear Saint Clair High, we bid goodbye To all our dreams held dear, And from now on, We'll look upon Our friends made through the years. We're grateful to our teachers true, Whose guidance we do praise, Our work is done, our goal is won, Our hearts to thee we raise. Dear Saint Clair High, it's with a sigh We take our leave of thee, As we embark to leave our mark For everyone to see. You've done your part, and in our hearts We'll always hold thee near, And we'll not let ourselves forget Our Alma Mater dear. -Words by NANCY SYMONS, JOHN SMITH, MARY ANN Ports, PATRICIA SLIVINSKY, JOSEPH HALUSKA, MICHAEL MAcoLA. BEST DRESS E D NOS T HTHL ETLC MUST LLKELY SUEELL VIOST MUSLCAL BEST DHNCER WLTTLLST Name Arnout E. Beadle J. Beadle Bensinger Blackwell Bramley Chaposky Christian Collihan Connors Covach Dean Donaldson Dragan Erdock Fatula Frantz Garland Gelesh Gerenda Grabish Grace Greenback Griffin Haluska Haslam Homa Homovich Jenkins F. Johns J. Johns Jones Kazlauskas Kerns Kipila Kocur Kralick Kubeika Kulich Lagaza If H Wait for me ff H Cl CC H C1 If KK ll CK KK IK KK ff fl li ll Gotta letter from Tom fl ff if KK Sfafisfics Famous Quotation I told you so Look out May I help you ? Yeah Come here, El O my gosh I don't have time Stayed in last night' How nice I'm not kidding I My, oh my Had a Hat Do you mind ? U-h-h What was I saying ? Where's Billy ? Come live with me No kiddin' Missed the bus Think so, Autty ? Gotta write a letter That's what Mr. Zale says Don't bother me Want to hear a good one ? Seriously now Hi, kid I wish I were tall Guess what I did I forgot I like that Don't make me laugh I'm confused Naturally, Thomas Where are you going ? Oh, no Holy smoke Oh, heavens Have to hurry Pet Aversion Work Pedestrians Customers Homework Missing a ride Mr. Mooney's study period To be asked questions Too many beaux School Speed tests Washing boards Gym class Taking books home Missing Dream City Teasing First P. M. class Get up early No attention Away from men Boisterous people Girls Getting up early Hurrying Questions Serious moments Tardy people Not getting car Writing letters Weaklings Graduation Running scales Study periods Bossy people Chemistry class Missing questions Gym horse English class Tests Missing school Being corrected ...4O..- Could Use A new alarm clock New brakes Girl friend Trolley car from Wadesville Stilts Correspondence secretary Adding machine More answers Handsome guy Private car His own Olds Short nails Study periods Wedding ring Diploma Private phone Tool kit Home near Babs Added inches A basketball Talkative pal More needles Bicycle Pair of skates Audition at Met Body guard New line Alarm clock Cigarette holder Memory book Time for music Note file Personal barber H More cigarettes Job as chef Stationery supply A girl Vitmin B for nerves School clock Track shoes Saving Grace Life of the party Faithfulness Quietness Personality Athletic ability Energy Zealous worker Shy smile Sweetness Sense of humor Easy to get along Sparkling eyes Even disposition Versatility Friendliness Green eyes Willingness to help Handsomeness Sincerity Her brown eyes His smile Winning smile Friendliness Mathematical ability Acting ability Promptness His physique Cowboy boots Competency Figure Lovely voice Ready laugh School spirit Helpfulness Reserved manner Athletic ability Distinctive gait Kindness Integrity Ruggedness Sfafisfics Probable Outcome Private detective Perfect husband Women's hat designer Owner of reducing salon Trapeze artist Bundle girl at factory Owner of restaurant chain Female life guard Wine taster Mother Five-star general Actress Trustee for Standard Oil Sample distributor Bishop of Greek Church Loretta Young's understudy College professor Olympic champion Weight lifter Announcer on WPPA F. B. I. man Woman barber Pilot of a rocket ship Butcher Dentist Fuller Brush girl Millionairess' husband Town dog catcher Tester for Kleenex Co. Powers model Hog caller Local bus driver Toothpaste salesman Social worker Phys-Ed teacher Knitting expert Hot-rod racer Traffic cop Florist Guard at the Pentagon .-41,-. High Noon Oh Happy Day H H H H H H CC H KK lf H H K1 KK Favorite Song If-Again!! Why Don't You Believe Me ? Even Now There Are Such Things Stardust Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Yours My Heart Belongs To Only You Charmaine Smoke Gets In Your Eyes High Noon Why Don't You Believe Me ? This Side Of Heaven Tenderly Keep It A Secret Botch-A-Me Heart and Soul You Belong To Me U 77 My Heart Belongs To Only You Too Young 'fWhy Don't You Believe Me ? Why Don't You Believe Me ? Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes Yours Oh Happy Day Why Don't You Believe Me? September Song ' When I Fall In Love KCJetH Deep Purple Oh Happy Day High Noon Auf Wiedersehnn The Song The Angels Sing My Heart Belongs To Only You Why Don't You Believe Me ? Lady of Spain Tell Me You're Mine Name Leary Love Lynch Macola Marcavage Marchock McGinley Mochnoc Monahan Onuferko Padfield Parker Pauly J. Penkunas Jos. Penkunas Potts Prohonick Quinn Quirin Rubright Scanlan Sharockman Simon Sirock Slivinsky Smith Smolsky Staso Stepenosky Swartchick Symons Talpash Turnitza Vollrath Wansovlak Welker Witchey Wylota Yanek CK H H ll H If IK H KK H if Il Sfafisfics Famous Quotation It will hit you like a fanl' Hank saidl' This is good See, that problem was easyu Nobody laughs Really ! Kernsie did it Tch - tchl' Check that I donlt understand Did you wash your hair ? Let's go See that ?', I forgot to study it No kidding Wonder if he wrote What did you say ? Have your homework ? Have a new crush What ? How about that NHL ya!! Honestly Ah, sugar Sh-h, I'm studying That's the idea Gee, I'm wonderful Had the 'Nash' againl' Well, I think I don't know You're just jealous Did you see Greenie ? Hi, honn But I canltv Get out of herel' Ye gadsn Hello, there'7 Are we late ? I'm in a bad mood Pet A version Messing his hair Be called Margaret P. A. D. topics St. Clair Garment Co. Missing a good movie The K'Leg Work P. A. D. answers Missing the Globe,' English class Boys English class Credit books Her twin P. A.-D. Tidyness Confusion Dirty football players Spanish , Paying class dues Oily hair Forgetful people Coming in late lVIiss a game Sarcastic people Giddyness To get picture taken Barber shop Wrong answers Designing females Academic Work Dull people Short uniforms Complaints Girls Hauling coal Doing homework School dances Contributing .,-542,-1 Could Use Math homework Steady typing fingers A tall man Maturity Long hair Extra closet Mechanic's book Basketball court Quiet moments Basketball rule book Strong voice New joke book Dictionary More time Car keys More men lvlarriage license Toni Southern accent Swimming- pool , Own TV set Red hair Elashy eyes Math- brain A musician Letter opener Brain Barber shears More words Blushing pills Personal secretary Lana Turner Money Joke explanations Substitute server Pedigree pigeon Ride to Arnots Spanish interpreter Gag writer S afvin g Grace Turned-up nose Red hair Agreeable attitude Artistic ability Pollyanua attitude Her eyes Black wavv hair His build Sense of humor Innocence Blonde hair - Uncomplaining manner Correctiveness Spontaneous smile Sweetness Meekness Correct posture Loyalty Beauty Musical ability Complexion Shy manner Sunny disposition Petiteness Good conversationalist Subtle sense of humor Turtle-neck sweaters Curly hair Punctuality Pitching arm Preciseness Personality Blonde hair Long tresses Obeys Golden Rule Dry sense of humor Sincerity Neatness Infectious smile Sfafisfics Probable Outcome Author and critic Torch singer Prison warden President of B. T. O. Club Fire bug Bee keeper Russian ambassador Ballet teacher Chain smoker Famous ballerina Doctor's wife Photographer Surfboard champion P. T. A. president Marlon Brando, the 2nd Horse doctor Matron at Sing-Sing Eagles' right end Cigarette girl at 21 Marble champion Gift shop salesgirl Lead girl for Rockettes' Plumber Woman wrestler One-woman band Piano tuner TWA airline owner Zoo gorilla keeper New York Times editor County club caddy Fred Astaire's partner Waldorf receptionist Lady MacBeth World traveler Fight promoter Spanish interpreter Glass blower Paper hanger Clown -43 I Favorite Song Are You Afraid P If ! B Why Don t You You Belong To elieve Me ? MCU HBecause Of You The Gal Who I nvited Kissin' Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes HAS Time Goes By Heart And Soul CK Moonlight Seren Pm Your's ff KC Spray Of Tulips My Favorite Song Because Of You ade And Heather 'H Till I Waltz Again With You Oh Happy Day Wild Horses Cf ! M Because You re Because You're M Indian Summer KK HAS Time Goes B I Don't See Me I The Parting Son Stardust ine ine !Y Y n Your Eyes Any More gl! Among My Souvenirs Why D'on't You Believe Me ? Desert Song Heart And Soul KK It's No Secret Blue Tango Glow Worm 'Mr. Taptoe Jambalaya K My Life's Desire Stardust Jambalya Why Don't You 'fWhy Don't You Why Don't You Black Lace Believe Me? Believe Me? -Believe Me? President .............. . JEAN JENKINS Class Advisors Q CLASS FLQWER-Red Rose Rugged. 1 . Junior Class Hisfory We, the members of the Junior Class, have looked forward to our Junior year with great anticipation. We have participated in many extra-curricular activities, but the main activity has been the traditional Junior Prom held December 25, 1952. It was a tremendous success. The auditorium was decorated with evergreens, gay red lights, a Santa Claus centerpieceg and a red and silver bell. This Was the first year that a King and a Queen were chosen of the Junior Prom. Music was provided by Horace Richards and his orchestra. Much credit for the success of the Prom is given to our advisors and the various committees. With the guidance of Miss Esther Botzer and Mr. David Evans, 'wey the Class of 1954, are looking forward to' even greater things as Seniors. ' ,-44,-f JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President .... .... R OBERT Porrs Secretary.. . . .......... KAY JUBA Treasurer ........... DOLORES DRAGAN Miss ESTHER A. BOTZER MR. DAVID G EVANS CLASS COLORS-Crimson and Whzte CLASS MOTTO-Climb Though The Rocks Be SECTION Il-A Front Ralw, Left to Right: Herbert Kressel, Edward Mall, Margaret Placek, Marcella WVellner, Irene Tkach, Marie Thompson, Frances Flanagan, Barbara Potts, Harry Chacho, Thomas Johns. Middle Roiw, Left to Right: Martin Melish, Cyril VVochok, Russell Skrincosky, Ronald Burbank, jane Goodhead, Eira May Farne, jean Jenkins, Margaret Heinbach, Dolores Sninsky, Albert Mikalauskas, Blaine Evans. Bach Ro-w, Left to Right: Paul Lewis, David Gould, Nicholas Opalenick, Walter Paiko, Bernard Grace, Joseph Sninsky, Joseph Padolick, Robert Feryo, Michael Semach, Michael Shaud. SECTION 11-B Front Rww, Lrft to Right: Donald Allan, Eugene Drye, Michael Kovich, Richard Bell, Fred Stock, Carl Guzik, Lewis Scott, David Padheld, Wayne Weber. Back Ro-w, Left to Right: George Ondo, Robert Potts, George Lescosky, Thomas Konitsky, Peter Pouchan, Robert johnson, john Zatko, Thomas Bardarik, john Liptock. t SECTION 11-C Front Rafw, Left to Right: Shirley Sich, Lillian Kundrack, Nancy Frantz, Rose Marie Petrozino, Mary Quirin, VVilliam Henry, Lorraine Lloyd, Sylvia Garland, ,Ioan Bakas, Martha Horrocks. Middle Rolw, Left to Right: Frank Stempinsky, Leo Houseknecht, Isabelle Lipshaw Mary joan Uhrin, Margaret Summers, Nancy Davis, Rosalie Colna, Rose Marie Holley, joseph Struzinsky, Joseph l3ell. Back Rofw, Left In Right: Elizabeth Haluska, Natalie Blahosky, Regina Sninsky, Sandra Chaplick, Dolores Zelinsky, Kay juba, Shirley Schell, Dolores Dragan, Joan Burbank, Verna Homovich. ,-45,-1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ........... . RAYMOND KINDER Vice-President ...... THEODORA POTTS Secretary ............. VIRGINIA KOCUR Treasurer ...... MADELINE STEPENOSKY Class Ad-visors Miss lVlILDRED THORN MR, FRANCIS MOONEY M CLASS FLOWER-White Carnation CLASS COLORS-Blue and Silver CLASS MIOTTO-Today We Followf Tomorrow We We Lead. Sophomore Class Hisfory We, the Class of 1955, joined by several township students, entered our Sopho- more year in Saint Clair High School and embarked upon our career as senior high students. Class officers and Student Council representatives were elected, and in keeping with Saint Clair High School tradition, the class motto, colors, and flower were chosen. Many of our members participated in the extra-curricular activities which Were offered by the school. With eagerness we anticipate the big event of our Junior year, the Junior Prom, and the coming years of high school. ,-'46,-1 u ? jk-fL.J. J,-J-L'L b Cf -2 SP-lx .-avfl lJV f4'x'J, 'C' 'Q JL 20,3 Gbvnjvifs SECTION 10-A Front Rofw, Left to Ri ht: Thomas Dempsey, John Donaldson, Dorothea VVeller, Roberta VVilliams, Jeanette Giemza, Ruth Foster, Eleanor Sharockman, Charlotte Mazloom, Peter Stencovage, Elden Hulet. Middle Row, Left to Right.' Francis Romans, George Mihalsky, Robert VVhalen, Daniel Stess, Marlene Uhrin, Mad- eline Stepenosky, Elizabeth Hoehn, Elizabeth Kapusta, Francis Maley, Bernard Bernitsky. Bach Ro-w, Left to Right: Edward Williams, Ray Kinder, Allen Davenport, Robert Petrozino, David Scherr, Daniel Perrin, Richard Campbell, John Houseknecht, John Shoopak. ,K SECTION 10-B Front Row, Left to Right.' Andrew Herman, Carolyn Culbert, Pattie McDonald, Ruth Slivinsky, Theodora Potts, Bertha Futchko, Barbara Brennan, Diane Thorn, Sophie Chewcaski, Andrew Horoschak. Middlf Ro-w, Left to Right: Robert Costy, Edward Honicker, Walter Webb, Ted Colna, John Geiger, Joan Stick- loom, JoAnn Haluska, Valeria Marcavage, Lawrence Dash, Peter Symons, Back Rufw, Left to Right: Robert Haslam, Ronald Bollick, Richard Morrow, joseph Cummings, john Godzak, John Gondorchin, james Brady, john Gregor, Joseph Slivinsky. SECTION 10-C Front .Rofw, Left to Right: Elizabeth Horrocks, Geraldine Kocher, Rita Busosky, Hazel Fay Carl, Dorothy Bularow- sky, Virginia Kocur, Dolores Sirock, Kathleen Missonis, Pearl Macola, Betty Lou Jones, Middle Rafw, Left to Right.' Vincent Kelfer, -Ioan Gut, Veronica Ketrick, Bernadette Grabish, Anna Marie Chylack, Ronalene VVehner, Marion Thorn, Diane Symons, Dolores Kocur, Connie Goetz. Back Ro-w, Left to Right: Elizabeth Mochnoc, Joan Shaplpell, Blanche Ney, Ann Beadle, Mary Margaret Gaughan, Mary Lou Barnes, Jean Elo, Irene Hrichak, Constance Tel up. ,-47,-1 fl ,gf 559 V: ' 1 'Q Q K. r ls, l .aged Els Q: Elise, XM. 3? 'glpi 'siffrh SECTION 9-A . JM I , ii Front Rofw, Left io Right: Kenneth Folta, Leonard Lescosky, Thomas Weiss, Mary Ann Schur, Kay Ann Roberts, Mary Homa, Martha Miller, Patricia Kerick, John Griffin, Eugene Trusow, ' Q R, t T , jvfeaw ,stff ff ggi? Middle Rofw, Left lo Right: Joseph Lutzkanin, Edward Thomas, oseph Vasura, Charles Schuster, Adeline Love, ' ,f affr,Ph Tmo. rf, Beverly Foster, Rosalie Yanek, Anna Mae Tobin, Michael Chaplick, William Sh e 1ll1p 0 k Back Left to Right: Andrew Turanicza, Hupka Mary Turolis, Helen Lewis, james ,Wu-f 1 ref Qs , SECTION 9-B NI K Fran! Row, Left to Right: Anna Skrobak, Anna Smith, Betty Lou Kelly, Dorothy Futchko, Barbara Turanicza, Mary jp SX I mOnuferko, Gladys Geiger, Joan Tomochik, Dolores Futchko, Anna Marie Martician. X K, l 6 Middle Rnfw, Left to Right: john Holoviak, Fred Bell, Charles Steranko, Louisa May Gorman, Betty Ann Shaud, , ' Q U V Y' Dorothy Plachko, Bernice Symons, Alex Zelinsky, John Sharoekman, john Macola, Wayne Covely, Russell Salak. ' , H X' 3 ' Back Row, Left to Right: Steve Pelak, Rita Marcavage, Sonia Yadlosky, Kay Kull, Dorothy Homa, Joan Dellock, gf, 55 Ng Patricia Uhrin, Jack Clifford, Kenneth Richards, David Morris, Edward Gravish. X I' . ' f 5 IK , 'S aftfawwfw-av. rw avi, Ph f i S:L1H:S.- H ,ff wmblywf f SECTION 9 C Culbert, Gloria Prosper, Mae Setlock, Joseph Rollman, Michael Homovich. XV? .XXP ,wilt M324 W ,, Rnfw, Left fo Right: William McNulty, Edward Garrity, Gerald VVharton, Dolores Boris, Keziah Allison, mg, Lef! to Right. William Balulis, William Homa, Jose h McCarthy, David Jones, Robert Androshick, Filyac, Kathleen Holden, Francis Monahan, James Holley, David Panchari, Michael Dmiterchick, Vytautus Row, Lef! 10 Right: James Ryan, Robert Kerns, Edward Ryscavage, Theresa Porchick, Margaret Pretti, Anna O i I Kobige, Robert Maley, Stephen Harnmer, James Sullivan, Wayne Harrison, Robert Davenport, Vita? Gargano. ' W, ff-wwf f TM' 6, 364.2541 ,I 75 57 jj Y , g , , - 48 H .,LM,w eddie SECTION 8-A ' ' Front Ro-w, Left to Right: Charles Pretti, Robert Shaud, Alice Allen, Patricia Koltosky, Elizabeth Pretti, Margaret Skroback, Dolores Krull, Doris Krull, Harriet Hulet. Middle Rofw, Left to Right: Michael Tobin, Albert Kessock, Joseph Summers, john Bodnar, Carolyn Kishonis, Patricia Donlin, Elizabeth Fayash, Henry Betack, Nicholas VVellner, Albert Koltosky. Bark Rofw, Left to Right: Thomas Shoopack, Peter Sekela, Barbara Thomas, Shirley Lutzkanin, Marlene Schur, Corrine Schwartz, Frederick Pomian, Robert Chaplick, Alfred Darcangelo, SECTION 8.3 g Front Ru-w, Left to Right: Gloria Feryo, Theresa Filanowski, Janet Morrison, Janice Webb, Joan Zelinsky, Nancy Thomas, Gloria Kundrock, Mildred Tokash, Beth Ann VVinisko. .'Vlitldlv Row, Lvft to Right: Norman Symons, Edward Sharnckman, Vincent Slivinsky, Dorothy Condrack, Nancy Reese, Lorraine Szeliga, Judith Symons, Reynolds jenkins, Albert Petrozino, George Slackus. Bark Rofw, Lffl In Right: Albert Grabish, Ronald Kressel, Marie Krill, Barbara Kocur, Betty Smith, John Homa, john Bulharowski. .-149.-4 SECTION 7.A V Firxt Rofw, Left ta Right: Mary Mason, John Yurickones, Michael Sekela, Michael Botto, Frank Kull, Ronald Schafer, Edith Shafer, Irene Karmarzin, Janice Kostrey, John Kelly. 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First Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Kishonis, Treasurerg Robert Potts, Presidentg Ann Collihan, Miss Thorn, Albert Mikalauskas, Jean Dragan, Violet Prohonik. Second Raw, Left to Right: Ronald Kressel, Peter Sekela, John Clifford, Jean Jenkins, Francis Maley, Lawrence Dash, Vytautas Pazemenas, Joseph Stepenosky, Kay Juba, Ronalene Wehner, Michael Pouchan, John Prokop. The Sfudenf Council President ................................. ANN COLLIHAN Vice-Prerident .... . . . ALBERT MIKALAUSKAS Secretary. ..... ....... J EAN DRAGAN Treasurer. . . ......... ROBERT POTTS Advisor ............................. Miss MILDRED THORN The Student Council was reorganized for the 1952-'53 term with the election of new members. It is one of our most active organizations, and supervises school activities. In December, Council sponsored the placing of Christmas decorations in the halls. On February 16 and April 15, Council held free dances with Horace Richards and his orchestra providing the music. Light committees were organized to turn lights on while classes are passing and off when the halls were cleared. This was an effort to conserve electricity. Senior awards were made on Class Night to members of the graduating class who have served on the Council. Primary elections for President and Vice-President for the 1952-'53 term were held in April. General elections were held in May. President Ann Collihan and her capable assistants have done an excellent job this year. The Senior Class takes this opportunity to express its congratulations and continued success of future Stu- dent Councils. ,-52,-. KQV, its BUSINESS STAFF Front Rmw, Luft lu Right: Jeanette Kocur, Violet Prohonik, Business Managerg Jean Dragan, Assistant Business Managerg Leona Kubeika, Peggy Love, Joan Grace. Laxt Rafw, Lrfl to Right: Lucille Marcavage, Shirley Vollrath, Francis Hama, Joyce Scanlan, Errol Frantz Mary Ann Potts, Nancy Sirock. CLAIRIAN STAFF Front Rufw, Lffz to Right: Last Rafw, Left to Righl: Leary, Margaret Bramley, J LITE RA RY STAFF Agfa' Ann Collihan, Jacqueline Johns, Assistant Editorg Eileen Fatula, Editorg Mary Emma Dean, Ann Gelesh, Irene Onuferko. Elizabeth Turnitza, Suzanne Simons, Nancy Symons, John Smith, VVilliam Cox ach, ohn o Ann Monahan. ,-53,-f First Row, Left to Right: John Leary, Marie Thompson, Irene Tkach, Margaret Placek, Joan Penkunas, Miss Robertson, Mary Emma Dean, Ann Gelesh, Irene Onuferko, Charles Staso, Stanley Smolsky. Middle Row, Left to Right: George Ondo, Thomas Johns, Eileen Fatula, Mary Ann Potts, Shirley Marchock, Suzanne Simons, Jane Good- head, Jean Jenkins, Albert Mikalauskas, John Smith, Joseph Stepenosky. Back Ro-w, Left to Right: Nicholas Opalenick Herbert Kressel, Robert Potts, Cyril Wochok, Edward Mall, Walter Paiko, Joseph Padolick, William Donaldson, Errol Frantz, Joseph Haluska, Michael Macola. The Alpha Delia Pi President ....... .... E ILEEN FATULA Vice-President . . . . . JOSEPH STEPENOSKY Secretary. ..... .. JOAN PENKUNAS Treasurer. . . . . . IRENE ONUFERKO Chaplain .......... .. MICHAEL MA.COLA Publicity Manager.. . . .............. CHARLES STASO Advisor ................... Miss RHODA MAE ROBERTSON On October 27, 1932, Mrs. Phoebe Evans Tomko organized the 'first chapter of the Alpha Delta Pi. This club is the honorary mathematics society of Saint Clair High School and stresses both an interest in mathematics and good social relations. Membership in the club is limited. It is extended to those students who have maintained an average of 85 per cent or better in mathematics. The total member- ship of the club to date is 512. Each year the graduating class has presented an award to the student who attained the highest average in the field of mathematics. In the Class of 1952, Josephine Bradley was the recipient of this award. .-54,-. Front Rnfw, Left to Right: Jackie Johns, Nancy Sirock, Violet Prohonik, Elsie G. Flail, Nancy Frantz, Dorothy Chaposky, Natalie Blahosky, Lillian Kondrack. Second Rofw, Left to Right: Faye johns, jean Connors, Nancy Pauly, JoAnn Monahan, Ann Collihan, Regina Sninsky, Verna Homovich, Shirley Schell, Kay Juba. Third Rm-w, Left to Right: Mary Kulich, Hilda Mae Haslam, Jean Dragan, Betty Turnitza, Joyce Scanlan, Rosemary Petrozino, Mary Quirin, Dolores Zelinsky, Margaret Summers. Fourth Row, Left lo Right: Irene Sharockman, Jeanette Kocur, Peggy Love, I.ucy Marcavage, Dolores Dragan, Sandra Chaplick, Isabel Lipshaw, joan Bakas, Sylvia Garland. The Business Training Club President ..... .. VIOLET PROHONIK Vice-President. . . . NANCY FRANTZ Secretary.. .. ..... NANCY SIROCK Treasurer . . . . DOROTHY CHAPOSKY Historian . . . . . N',lTALIE BLAHOSKY The Business Training Club has been an honorary organization of the Saint Clair High School for six years. The club was originally organized by Miss Margaret C. Ray in 1927, and in 1947 Miss Flail became its advisor. Commercial students are eligible for membership with an over-all average of C, C-I-, and B, respectively, having to be attained. The HT. C. purchased an adding machine for use in the commercial department. Among its many functions, the most outstanding are initiation in November, and the annual banquet in April. This year the B.T. C. gained more recognition by putting on a play as part of an assembly. It was very successful. We, the Senior members of the B.T. C., hope that in future years the club will continue to be one of the most prominent organizations in S. C. H. S. -155,- ft' fl Mftfifw ,,tt,l5fl?f.ltphyttl WWW . . . ,Wh ttf at Junior High Girls Glee Club hi First Row, Lrft to Right.' Martha Miller, Beverly Foster, Anna Mae Tobin, Kay Ann Roberts, Mary Homa, Kath- leen Hupka, Tillie Tirolus, Mrs. Gibson, joan Dellock, Patsy Uhrin, Mary Lou Kelly. Second Row, Left to Right: Gloria Prosper, Dollv Setlock, Helen Lewis, Adeline Love, Mary Ann Shore, Frances Monahan, Anna Mae Kobige, Margaret Pretti, Kathleen Holden, Kay Kull, Gladys Geiger. Third Rofw, Left to Right: Rita Marcavage, Sonia Yadlosky, Marlene Culbert, Dolly Boris, Keziah Allison, The- resa Porchick, Dorothy Futehko, Anna Mae Smith, Betty Ann Shaud, Ann Marie Martician, Barbara Turanicza. Fourth Rolw, Left to Right: Anna Skrobak, Dolores Futchko, Dorothy Platchko, Josephine Filyac, Rosalie Yanek, Patsy Kerick, Rose Marie Klatko, Mary Onuferko, Louisa Gorman, Dorothy Homa, Bernice Symons, Joan Tomochick. Boys' Glee Club Firtt Rnfw, Left ta Right: Robert Bensinger, Michael Macola, William Donaldson, Francis Homa, Errol Frantz, Joseph Haluska, Mrs, Gibson, John Leary, George Rubright, John jenkins, Constance Goetz. Second Row, Left to Right: Peter Pouchan, Charles Staso, Edward Mall, Frank Stempinski, Michael Semach, Leo Houseknecht, joseph Struzinsky, Wayne Weber, Michael Kovich, Thomas Dempsey. Third Rofw, Left to Right: Robert Potts, Michael Erdock, Cyril Wochok, Albert Mikalauskas, Blaine Evans, Francis Romans, Bernard Grace, Walter Paiko, Thomas Johns, Nicholas Opalenick, Donald Allan. Fourth Rofw, Left to Right: Edward Honicker, john Gregor, Bernard Bernitski, Raymond Kinder, Richard Camp- bell, Lawrence Dash, Edward Williams, Stanley Grabish, Stanley Smolsky, John atko. Fifth Ro-w, Left to Right: John Geiger, John Houseknecht, Richard Morrow, Joseph Cummings, James Beadle. Anthony Kralick, Thomas McGinley. ,-156,-f Senior High Girls' Glee Club - new t Front Rofw, Left to Right: Leona Kubeika, Jeanette Kocur, Joanne Monahan, Jean Connors, Nancy Symons, Mary Ann Potts, Jackie Johns, g?AIlHkQUIflIl, Mrs. Gibson, Ann Gerenda, Irene Onuferko, Suzanne Simons, Margaret Love, Nancy Pauly, Barbara VVylotta, Patricia ivins'y. Second'Rolw, Left to Right: Nancy Sirock, Eileen Fatula, Genevieve Kazlauskas, Dorothy Chaposky, Hilda Mae Haslam, Shirley Marchock, Catherine Christian, Joan Grace, Elizabeth Turnitza, Shirley Vollrath, Joyce Scanlan, Margaret Ann Heinbach, Mary Kipila, Joanne Haluska, Regina Sninsky. Janice Padfield. Third Row, Left to Right: Faye Johns. Joan Penkunas, Irene Sharockman, Dolores Dragan, Frances Flanagan, Dolores Sninsky, Irene Tkack, Marie Thompson, Margaret Placek, Joan Stickloom, Barbara Brennan, Betty Lou Jones, Betty Hoehn, Shirley Sich, Mary Joan Uhrin, Natalie Blahosky, Ann Collihan. Fourth Rofw, Left to Right: Margaret Bramley, Elizabeth Haluska, Isbelle Lipshaw, Alice Lynch, Jeanette Witchey, Lillian Kundrack, Rose Marie Petrozino, Mary Quirin, Constance Te lup, Dolores Kocur, Ruth Slivinsky, Sophie Chewcaskie, Valeria Marcavage, Bernadette Gra- bish, Irene Hrichak, Verna Homovich, Kay Juba, Betty Horrocks. Fifth Ro-w, Left to Riglzt: Ann Gelesh, Joan Bakas, Barbara Potts, Jane Goodhead, Eira May Farne, Lorraine Lloyd, Shirley Schell, Nancy Frantz, Margaret Summers, Dolores Zelinsky, Martha Horrocks, Diana Symons, Patricia MacDonald, Kathleen Missonis, Joan Shappell, Theodora Potts, Joan Burbank, Ronalene Wehner. - Sixth Row, Left to Right: Sylvia Garland, Hazel Fay Carl, Virginia Kocur, Dolores Sirock, Eleanor Sharockman, Ruth Foster, Marion Thorn, Dorothy Bulharowski, Madeline Stepenosky, Pearl Macola, Elizabeth Mochnoc, Rita Busosky, Charlotte Mazloom, Dorothea Weller, Diane Thorn, Violet Prohonik, Jean Jenkins. Seventh Rafw, Left to Rigl1t.' Sandra Chaplick, Rosalie Colna, Rose Marie Holley, Rose Klatko, Elsie Kapusta, Bertha Futchko, Carolyn Culbert, Mary Lou Barnes, Jean Elo, Mary Margaret Gaughan, Geraldine Kocher, Jeanette Giemza, Roberta Williams, Jean Dragan. The Glee Club is an organization which has provided the musical background and setting for many of our assemblies. It has been an inspiration to all who have heard its beautiful tones under the Fine leadership of Mrs. Gibson. Now, at the end of our school days, the Class of 1953 Wishes to express its grati- tude to all who have participated in the club, and especially to those Who have made it the success it is today. The Band Knefling: Majorette Mascots- Nancy Lou Dennings, Elaine Shandor. Front Raw, Left to Right: Marie Thompson, Frances Flanagan, Mary Emma Dean, Violet Prohonik, Shirley Voll- rath, Faye Johns, Margaret Bramley, Shirley Sich, Regina Sninsky. Second Ru-wr Mr. Jennings - Director. Thifd R!I1,U,ALfff to Right: John Prokop. Walter Howells, Charles Rubright, Paul Semanco, Leonard Lescosky, George Ruhrlght, VValter VVebb, Anthony Rightus. Fourth Rofw, Lfft to Right: Nancy Symons, Mary Ann Potts, John Smith, Philip Tomko, Kenneth Folta, Mary Quirin, Rosemary Petrozino. V Fifth Rofw, Left to Right: Mary Homa, Patricia Kerick, Barbara Ann Mayers, Janice Jennings, Barbara Kocur, Michael Homa, Joseph Summers. Sixth Ro-w, Left to Right: Mary Frances Houseknecht, Gloria Kundrack, Beth Ann VVinisko, Monica Pouchan, Barbara Kubich, Martha Miller. Sefvcntlz Ro-w, Lrft tu Right: Richard Panko, Albert Grahish, John Bulharowski, John Vasura, John Clifford, Kay Ann Roberts, Thomas Jennings. The High School Orchesfra Seated, Left to Right: Mary Ann Potts, John Smith, Albert Grabish, John Bulharowski. Second Rofw, Left to Right: Kenneth Folta, Philip Tomko, Barbara Kocur, Joseph Summers, Paul Semanco, Mr. Thomas Jennings-Director, Nancy Symons, Suzanne Arnout, Walter Webb, Leonard Leseosky, Constantine Goetz, l George Rubright. ,-1 58 ,-f Front Rofw, Left to Right: Faye Johns, JoAnn Quirin, Rose Marie Holley, Margaret Bramley, Miss Wynosky, Joan Grace, Shirley Voll- rath, Leona Kubeika, Jean Jenkins, Marie Thompson. Second Ru-w, Left tn Right: Joan Penkunas, Catherine Christian, Genevieve Kazlauskas, Geraldine Kocher, Ronalene Wehner, Virginia Kocur, Dolores Sirock, Marion Thorn, Barbara Potts, Eira Mae Farne, Jane Goodhead. Tfzird Ro-w, Left to Right: Bernadette Grabish, Rita Busosky, Mary Emma Dean, Anne Gelesh, Eileen Farnla, Pattie MacDonald, Jeanette Giemza, Madeline Stepenosky, Dorothea W'eller, Roberta VVilliams, Betty Hoehn, Charlotte Mazloom. Fourth Rolw, Left to Right.' Dorothy Chaposky, Irene Sharockman, Jean Dragan, Alice Lynch, Valeria Marcavage, Sophie Chewcaskie, Hazel Fay Carl, Ruth Foster, Lorraine Lloyd, Elizabeth Haluska, Rosalie Ann Colna, Sandra Chapliek. Back Rofw, Left to Right: Jean Connors, Jo Ann Monahan, Ann Collihan, Dorothy Bulharowski, Theodora Potts, Diane Thorn, Joanne Haluska, Natalie Blahosky, Regina Sninsky, Elizabeth Turnitza, Joyce Scanlan, Nancy Sirock. The Fufure Homemokers of America President ...... ...... J OAN GRACE Vice-President. . . .. SUZANNE ARNOUT Secretary. .... ....... J ANE YANEK Treasurer.. . . . MARGARET BRAMLEY Reporter. ....... . SHIRLEY VOLLRATH Parliamenzurian. . . . . LEONA KUBEIKA Historian ....... ............... R OSEMARIE HOLLEY Social Leaders. . . . . .JEAN JENKINS, MARIE THOMPSON Club Mother. , . ................ MRS. PENKUNAS Sponsor. ..... . . .Miss ANN WYNOSKY The year 1952-'53 was a very happy and successful one. The club is now under a new sponsor, Miss Ann Wynosky of Minersville. Miss Wynosky is a favorite with all the girls, and is leading the club successfully. To become a member of the Home Ec Club you must take Home Economics for one year and undergo the traditional initiation. A Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, Mother and Daughter Tea, and a Christmas party are events anxiously looked forward to each year. The club held a surprise baby shower for Mrs. Edna Ernst, the organizer of F. H. A., and bought many wonderful gifts for her little son. Mrs. Sophia Penlcunas has been of great assistance. She participates in all activities and is always willing to help. The motto, Toward New Horizons, is attained more every year. ,- 59 ..- The Spanish Club Firxt Rofw, Left to Right: Margaret Placek, Suzanne Simon, Anna Gerenda, Janice Padfield, Miss Robertson, Patsy Slivinsky, JoAnn Quirin, Mary Ann Potts, Nancy Symons. Sernnd Ro-w, Left to Right: Irene Tkach, Marie Thompson, Jean Jenkins, Barbara Potts, Margaret Ann Heinbach, Catherine Christian, Joan Grace, Leona Kubeika, Eileen Fatula. Third Rofw, Left to Right: Shirley Marchock, Jane Goodhead, Jane Penkunas, Irene Onuferko, Mary Emma Dean, Ann Gelish, Eira May Farne, Frances Flanagan, Dolores Sninsky. Fourth Row, Left io Right: Thomas Johns, Joseph Padolick, Nicholas Opalenick, Eugene Drye, Michael Kovich, Lewis Scott, Walter Paiko, Bernard Grace, Joseph Penkunas. Fifth Ra-w, Left to Ri ht: Peter Pouchan, Tom Konitsky, Tom Bardarik, Richard Bell, John Zatko, Wayne Weber, David Padheld, Donalt? Allan. Sixth Rufw, Left 10 Right: Errol Frantz, John Jenkins, Herbert Kressel, Samuel Garland, Joselph Sninsky Sefwnfh Row, Left io Right: Robe.rt Potts, John Smith, John Quinn, Thomas McGinley, Ant ony Kra ick, Stanley Grabish, Richard Welker, John Leary. President ..... . . MARY ANN PoTTs Vice-President. . . .... JEAN JENKINS Secretary. .... .. BARBARA PoTTs T rearurer. . . ............. JOANN QUIRIN Advisor .... . .Mlss RHODA MAE ROBERTSON The Spanish Club is one of the younger clubs in Saint Clair High School. Its purpose is to enable students to become familiar with Spanish culture. The club Was organized in Qctober, 1951, with a membership of twenty-four. At present fifty-six students are members of the club. The main event of the year was a dinner-dance in April to celebrate Pan-American Day. The Senior members of the Spanish Club extend their best Wishes for the club's success in future years. ,-60-. The Sainlenal Firxt Rofw, Left la Righl: Rosemary Holley, Ann Gelesh, Mar' Emma Dean, Eileen Fatula, Business Managierg II-'ilaniy Sirock, Editorg Mary McGarrity, Advisorg Rosemary Klatko, Mary Homa, Kay Ann Roberts, Kath een up a. Second Rufw, Left to Right: Margaret Bramley, Genevieve Kazlauskas, Shirley Vollrath, Joan Grace, Mary Ann Potts, Nancy Lee Symons, Patricia Kerick. Third Rofw, Left to Right: Leona Kubeika, Dolores Kocur, Connie Tellup, Dolores Sirock, Marion Thorn, Virginia Kocur, Diane Thorn, john Kelly. Fourth Rofw, Left to Right: Michael Sekela, Michael Botto, Natalie Blahosky, Shirley Sich, Regina Sninsky, Verna Homovich, Joan Burbank. Fifth Rofw, Left to Right: john Mitnitsky, john Smith, john Papinchak, Kenneth Folta. The Saintenal is our school newspaper. An alert staff endeavors to collect, publish, and record all school events. The newspaper has proven an enjoyment, not only to the student, but also to the teacher, parent, and alumni. The staff, under the guidance of Miss Mary lVIcGar- rity, has become a great asset both to the school and the town. The Quill and Scroll is a recently organized society for the staff members. It is a National Honorary Society, membership in which is for those who are outstanding in the field of journalism. ,- 61 ,- The Nafional Honor Society Front Rofw, Left la Right: Ann Gelesh, Violet Prohonik fVice - Presidentj, Miss Flail, Betty Turnitza fPresidentJ, Mary Emma Dean fSecretaryj. Bark Rofw, Left to Right: John Smith CTreasux-erj, Nancy Symons, William Covach. M. The Saint Clair Chapter of the National Honor Society bf Secondary Schools received its charter on February 10, 1951. This organization was founded by a faculty committee with Miss Elsie G. Flail as chairman. Students selected to this organization must excel in scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. They are elected by a vote of the entire high school faculty. We, the Class of 1953, wish to extend our best Wishes to the future members of the Saint Clair National Honor Society. .-62.- f' :X .Xv 4 HM W og fpellx HK, .A x mv , W . fi A I 'Lg x 11 I Q - as ls! I ' 2? 5 - fig? 81.2 ' al r fx Lf Q f ' X A Q , X N Matz I f U ., x f i! 2 Vf ,-63,-f VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: joan Grace, Captain. Lnft to Right: Margaret Ann l-leinbach, Natalie Blahosky, Elizabeth Turnitza, Barbara Potts, Peggy Love, Nancy Sirock, Ann Gelesh, Suzanne Arnout. The Cheerleaders Whenever a team is lagging or their spirit is down below par, who is it that always comes to the rescue? The Cheerleaders! Their pep and vitality inspire the teams toward the highest goal of all-victory. Clad in bright uniforms, and being well supplied with school spirit and enthusiasm, these masters of the megaphones are constantly on the gog cheering the boys onward, encouraging them to try a bit harder, and never once losing faith, though, at times, victory may seem far away. And so the Class of '53 salutes a great group of girls and wishes their successors luck in the future. - JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lfft In Right: It-niiette Giemza, Kathleen Hupka, Virginia Kocur, Ruth Slivinsky, Louisa May Gorman, Thetvdorn Potts. ,-464,-1 1 'xr 'ik The Mclforeffes Left lo Right, Around: Mary Emma Dean, Frances Flanagan, Margaret Bramley, Shirley Sich, Faye Johns, Marie Thompson, Regina Sninsky, Violet Prohonik. Foreground: Elaine Shandor, Shirley Vollrath, Nancy Lou Dennings. X The majorettes are one of the more colorful and entertaining groups in our school. Their appearances at both the football and basketball games have merited much praise and many favorable comments. Under the leadership of Shirley Vollrath, the majorettes may be classed as one of the best trained groups in recent years. They have made a dazzling appearance at the basketball games in their new red velvet uniforms. Congratulations and best Wishes for continued success from the Senior Class to the majorettes of today and to those yet to come. if ,-65,-1 Moo WW Minypia, jiiuf you-fidfii as N ll 67 ii -6541! fwy 15493 iqqwm aid -fbmjaf' J f QW 0449 mah , Z Football The 1952 football team was the best in over a decade. The team won five games against four defeats, but that does not tell the whole story. The four games were lost by a total of 27 points. Against highly favored Minersville the winning touchdown was recalled, and the Cass game was lost only by the margin of the extra points. ' The highlight of the season was the 19-6 victory over Mahaiioy Township, the Saints being the only team to defeat them all year. Ashland was beaten for the first time in ten years, and Frackville, West Mahanoy Township, and Gilberton were trounced decisively. Co-Captain and Fullback Bill Covach led the team in scoring with 36 points, while Dave Gould and Paul Lewis completed a fine backfield. The line was anchored by Tackle Frank Homa, Center Sam Garland, and Covach who played defensive guard. All three boys played in the Dream Game and will be sorely missed. Also departing will be Guard Joe Penkunas and defensive End Jack Quinn. With all of the backtield except Covach and most of the line, including star ends, Al Mikalauskas and Frank Stempinsky, returning, an even better team is looked for next continued good success to Coach Jack Reese and Assistant Coach Francis Saint Clair Saint Clair.. . . . . Saint Clair.. . . .. Saint Clair Saint Clair. . . . . . RECORD Mahanoy City . ...... ,.... 2 6 West Mahanoy Township. . 12 East Mahanoy Township... 6 Fraekville . ............... 0 Schuylkill Haven . ........ 13 -66 Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair. . .... 12 ,-4 year. The CLAIRIAN wishes Welker. Gilberton . 7 g Ashland ...... .. . 0 Minersville . ..... . . . 14 Cass Township .. . . 14 071645, he OUR SENIOR HEROES-L. to R.: Coarh Reese, Bill Covach, Sam Garland, Francis Homa. Varsify Foofball Squad FIRST TEAM ALBERT MIKALAUSKAS 4355 QKFRANCIS HOMA 4445 DAVID SCHERR 4405 'SAMUEL GARLAND C375 'JOSEPH PENKUNAS 4255 MICHAEL SEMACH 4295 FRANK STEMPINSKY 4425 PAUL LEWIS 4225 DAVID GOULD 4235 JOSEPH SNINSKY 4305 'WILLIAM COVACH 4455 LE LT LG C RG RT RE QB HB HB FB af Seniors. SECOND TEAM +JOHN QUINN 4395 FRANCIS ROMANS 4245 HARRY CHACHO 4285 RONALD BURBANK 4325 THEODORE COLNA 4385 BERNARD BERNITSKY 4435 JOHN HOUSEKNECHT 4365 RUSSELL SKRINCOSKY 4335 EDWARD MALL 4275 EDWARD HONICKER 4265 Baseball The 1952 baseball team was one of the best in the history of Saint Clair High School. They lost only one game during the regular season, to Ashland, on seven unearned runs in the fifth inning. They made up for this with a thrilling 3-2 decision over the Black Diamonds in the game that clinched the pennant. The spirit of the team was excellent. They never gave up, and won several games in the late innings by making the right plays at the right time. Notable examples were the East Maharioy and West Mahanoy home games. The Saints won the former on a steal of home by Bob Androshick with two out and two strikes on the batter. They triumphed in the latter when 'Russ Plasha tied the game with a hit followed by an error with two out and two strikes on him in the seventhg and Sam Garland won it with a double, two out and two strikes on him in the eighth. The team showed their alertness on the base paths by effecting five suc- cessful steals of home. Bob Androshick,'third.baseman, and Frank James, centerfielder, were the top hitters, post- ing marks of .405 and 388, respectively. Androshick also led in slugging and James in total bases, while First Baseman Al Mikalauskas scored the most runs. But the real strength of the team lay in the pitching staff. The opposition scored only eleven earned runs during sixteen league games. There was little to choose between the big three of Jack Plachko, Ray McCarthy, and Ron Verchick. All of them had more strikeouts than innings pitched, and turned in excellent earned-run averages, led by Plachkols .039. The staff turned in five shutouts, and both Plachko and Verchick fashioned one-hitters. Seldom does a high school pitching corps excel in both quality and quantity as the 1952 stall did. Although only three of the regulars will return, all of the reserves, most of whom did very well in their brief appearances, will be back, and so another good team is hoped for in the coming season. Saint Clair ..... 25 Saint Clair ...,. 14, Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair TEAM RECORD East Mahanoy Township.. Butler Township . ....... . Girardville . ............ . West Mahanoy Township.. Shenandoah . ............ . Gilberton . .... . . . . Frackville .... .... Ashland Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint -68.- Clair ..... 7 Clair ..... 8 Clair ..... 12 Clair ..... 4 Clair ..... 3 Clair ..... 6 Clair ..... 3 East Mahanoy Township. Butler Township ....... Girardville ............. West Mahanoy Township Shenandoah . ........... . Frackville ..... . . Ashland .. . . . REG ULARS SAMUEL GARLAND ALBERT MIKALAUSKAS JOHN KUBEIKA RUSSELL PLASHA JOHN KACHEK ROBERT ANDROSHICK DAVID GOULD FRANKLIN JAMES JEROME DEMPSEY JOHN PLACHKO E RAYMOND MCCARTHY RONALD VERCHJCK TEAM2 C 1B 2B ' SSI SB3 LF- CF RF P -- i6'9 - RESERVES JOSEPH SNINSKY EDWARD MALL NICHOLAS OPALENVICK RUSSELL SKRINCOSKY PAUL LEWIS NICHOLAS LAGAZA JOSEPH SWARTCHICK RONALD BURBANK ' THOMAS KONITSKY Varsify Baskefbal I Saint Clair was not so successful during the 1952-'53 basketball season as they were in previous years. lnexperience and lack of height hampered the Saints. Faced with a very still exhibition schedule, they lost their first seven games. An exciting 54-52 victory over highly-rated East Mahanoy Township put the Saints on the vic- tory trail, and they played .500 ball for the rest of the season, finishing in fifth place in the North Schuylkill League. As the entire team will be back next year, we are looking forward to another cham- pionship team. FIRST TEAM QKALBERT MIKALAUSKAS F JOSEPH SNINSKY F SECOND TEAM PETER POUCHAN ELAINE EVANS PETER SYMONS JOSEPH BELL ROBERT cosTY G THOMAS KONITSKY MICHAEL DMITERCHIK FRANK STEMPINSKY C DAVID GOULD EDWARD HONICKER G 4' Captain VARSITY TEAM RECORD S.C.H.S. Opp. 'Pine Grove . .... W. Mahanoy Twp 49 60 'Schuylkill Haven Shenandoah ....... .... 6 2 54 'Schuylkill Haven Gilberton 78 52 'Mahanoy City .... ..... F rackville ........ .... 8 7 64 Ashland . ....... Ashland . .......... .... 5 3 60 'Hazleton ....... E. Mahanoy Twp. ........ 43 69 'Mahanoy City ...... .... B utler Township .. . . . . . . 64 68 E. Mahanoy Twp. ........ Girardville ........ .... 6 7 51 Butler Township W. Mahanoy Twp. ....... 70 60 'Pottsville ....... Shenandoah . ....... .... 7 2 83 'Pine Grove Gilberton .. . 82 58 'Pottsville . ............... Frackville ............... 83 68 Girardville . ............ . if Denotes Exhibition Games. League Record: Won 9, Lost 7. .-70.-. iw af I df feb i i ff M' ELM .wily ff .E Wy H1250 ,EMA Wy, We fj MQW? M,QA,Dg1,e 0 owmg J VX fi i f ci o I C A if q 4 I A y Z y 5 i 7 My M 1 fl' .Qiior Varsify Eagiball ' SM 7 . f Q T 19 2- 3 edition of the Junior Varsity did not win too many ., but were V 1 here fighting all the way. With none of the boys returning from the previous of 34 ' ' ear, an entire new team had to be developed. Several bright prospects were uncov- fi 'K W ered, and with only three sophomores on the squad, much improvement is expected next year. 1 H A . - A ' FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THOMAS HASSENBEIN JAMES SULLIVAN MICHAEL POUCHAN JOHN SHAROCKMAN STEPHEN PELAK EDWARD RYSCAVAGE ROBERT ANDROSHICK WFRANCIS MALEY F JAMES HOUSEKNECHT F ALEX ZELIN SKY ' C G 'THEODORE COLNA JOHN HOUSEKNECHT .G 5' Co-Captains V JUNIOR. VARSITY . TEAM RECORD' A I 5.44.45 fi, 'n A S.C.H.S.- Opp. ' ' S.C.H.S. Opp. 4Pine Grove .. . .I .... I .... A 50 60 I W. Mahanoy Twp. .... . . .A 53 62 'Schuylkill Haven ........ H 26 45 Shenandoah .......... i . .H 55 45 'Schuylkill 'Haven :Ar 29 ' A 52 ' ' Gilherton ....... '. .....A' zs 42 'Mahanoy City .... H 22 90 -Frackville ..... ..... H 47 40 'Ashlarid f.'.'I'l..4.. 'f.'..A ' az + -42 A Ashland .... ....... ssl A 40 'Mahanoy City ..... .... A 23 74 E. Mahanoy Twp.. . .V ..... A' 24:- 56 E. Mahanoy Twp.. 1.l..Z.f.-.H 146 - .67 . - -Butler :Township . .,...... H ' 46 f 42 Butler Township . ........ A 30 28 Girardville .............. A 62 48 'PottsviIIe . ......... .... A 41 81 W. Mahanoy Twp. ....... H 43 55 'Pine Grove . .... .... H 51 67 Shenandoah . ....... ..... A 55 74 'Pottsville . ............... H 44 78 Gilherton . ............... H 50 66 Girardville . ............. H 64 55 Frackville ............... A 48 51 'Denotes Exhibition Games. League Record: Won 6g Lost 10. -71,. WJ' .L 3, nulcJ,,, Class Will The Class of 1953 hereby bequeaths the following: TO Diane Thorn, Suzie Arnout's giggle. TO Joe Sninsky and Marge Heinbach, Hannah and Elwyn's faithfulness. TO Frantz, Schell, and Garland trio, the Vollrath, Grace, Turnitza friendship. TO Vernal Homovich and Beaver Keffer, Jane Yanek's and Bob Kern's wit. TO Bernard Grace, Jackie Leary's nature trips. TO Frank Stempinski, Stanley Smolsky's way with the girls. TO Bobby Potts, Joe Penkunas' mathematical ability. TO Shirley Sich, Regina Sninsky, Joanne Halushka, and Marion Thorn g Peggy Love's, Ann Collihan's, Marge Bramley's, and Joanne Monahan's dancing feet. TO Alby Mikalauskas, Billy Covach's college offer. TO David Gould and Ronnie Burbank, John Quinn's and Sam Garland's place in the football lineup. TO Fannie Flanagan, Barbara Wylota's shyness. TO Tommy Dempsey, John Smith's knowledge. TO Those who will follow in their footsteps, Tony Homovich's and Erroll Frantz's success in managing. TO Eira Mae F arne, Honey Gelesh's politeness. TO Anyone deserving, James Beadle's ability to play the guitar. TO Dolores Sirock, Leona Kubeika's salesmanship. TO Eddie Williams, Tommy McGinley's hot-rodding. TO A rising soda jerk, Dot Chaposky's place at Sue Quirk's. TO Phyllis Jenkins, Catherine Christian's many boyfriends. TO Babs Potts, Jean Connors' diamond ring. TO Charlotte Mazloom, Mary Emma Dean's popularity. TO Mary Onuferko, her sister Irene's ballerina slippers. . TO Jack Geiger, Bill Donaldson's job on the Saint Clair Gas Co. truck. TO Rose Marie Holley, Jean Dragan's efficiency. TO David Sherr, Mike Erdock's struggles with languages. TO Marie Thompson, Eileen Fatu1a's gracefulness. TO Margie Summers and Elizabeth Haluska, Anna Gerenda's and Nancy Jones' quietness. TO Porky Morrow and George Mihalsky, Stanley, Grabish's and Autty Kralick's faithful companionship. TO John Liptock and Lewis Scott, John Mochnocfs and Robert Greenback's way with Mr. Zale. TO Blaine Evans, Bob Bensinger's place in the Choral Ensemble. ,-1 72 .- TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO Class Will- fflonfinuedl Joe Bell, Billy Griihn's cleverness. Mike Semach, Kicker Haluska's dancing feet. A financial wizard, Hilda Haslam's headache as treasurer of the Senior Class. Leonard Lescosky, Paul Homa's convincing Way of telling a joke. Leon Jenkins, Jack's roller skates. Their successors, Faye and Jackie Johns' beautiful soprano voices. Patti McDonald, Genevieve Kazlauskas' dependability. A future Woolworth employee, Mary Kipila's place at the sub counter. Isabel Lipshaw, Jeanette Kocur's job as Miss Flail's secretary. Natalie Blahosky, Mary Kulich's eating candy. Eugene Drye, Nick Lagaza's broad shoulders. Barbara Brennan, Alice Lynchls walks from Mill Creek. Nick Opalenick, Mike Macola's never-worry attitude. Joan Gutt, L-ucy Marcavage's practical joking. Pearl Macola, Shirley Marchock's giggle. Valeria Marcavage, Janice Padfield's beautiful blonde tresses Gerry Kocher, Peggy Parker's stamina. Marion Zelinsky, Nancy Pauly's typing fingers. Joan Burbank, Joan Penkunas' devotion to her twin. Kay Ann Roberts, Mary Homa, and Albert Grabishg Mary Ann Potts', Nancy Symons', and George Rubright's places in the band. Madeline Stepenosky, Violet Prohonik's baton. V Lorraine Lloyd, Jo Ann Quirin's pretty face. Teddy Potts, Joyce Scanlan's wardrobe. Dorothea Weller, Renie Sharockman's long nails. Diane Symons, Susan Simons' knowledge of literature. Next year's Saintenal editor, Nancy Sirock's worries. A deserving musician, Patsy Slivinsky's accordion. Fred Stock, Charles Staso's status as the shortest senior. Paul Lewis, Joe Stepenosky's place in the Lab. Another Bobbie Shancz, Joe Swartchickls pitching arm. Ted Colna, Tom Talpash's chair in Steve's. Bob Feryo, Joe Wanslovak's bashfulness. Red Campbell, Dick Welker's antics in class. Joan Bakas, Jeanette Witchey's sincerity. -73.- gab- Ifx Je iriwfoa fl P041 ,., fvf Sfuafloos .ailiq .lm 3 ' l i J lf fx m9?' L','gw is RIS' L Q Sf:-M9 min 'ff . Efda 9 - .--1---J - 5 dfcfnfey 'Um 601' ful -M ' 1: ' 'f i-Q iff 617 is ,ff XJ 301 'R Hfflzsfq the I X Jafzlfof- ' q4iA , N ' , f X nf dl5f'l'Itfw8 D X l W no!!! ?llJ' lick ' 8 ' V fa K 1 ..e.J W 3 er 1-7 --'7f1,- is 1 .1 4 U 'nv fl 1 9 .. 'Af' QE., I 5, U36 :EL Z me ff A m y QTTQQ .vate wh'?1' . w a A , ti 9 QE ZELVSZ0 -i f! ' - XXX ly Sen V A ,J fl! .2 Vme PS' g, l' ugglzlgu is 4 ' PEM I h I B x X, I ' Q I 'i X' '-If 0 X X 4 ' X NP 'U pon' vf JMN7, N553 f i S 'f ', '2 i'is,1: ' X, , if f fb ,lffkwfk - ,R 75 T3 vm 9 JUNIOR R M SMR HUP Q Inaugural Television The students of the Saint Clair Public Schools witnessed the inauguration of President Eisenhower on January 20, 1953. Seven television sets were installed in the gymnasium by Saint Clair television companies. It was the first time that such an opportunity has been presented to the student body. Baby Picfures 1. Mary Kulich 2. Michael Macola 3. Joyce Scanlan 4. Suzanne Simon 5. Genevieve Kazlauskas 6. Nancy Sirock 7. Nancy Pauly 8. Irene Onuferko 9. Betty Turnitza 10. Nancy Jones 11. Mary Emma Dean 12. Peggy Love 13. Shirley Marchock 14. Dorothy Chaposky 15. Hannah Blackwell 16. Nancy Symons 17. Patsy Slivinsky 18. John Leary and Stanley Grabish 19. Joan and Joe Penkunas 20. Jacqueline Johns 21. Hilda Mae Haslam -80 Joan Grace John Smith Margaret Bramley Violet Prohonick Anna Gelesh Mary Kipila JoAnn Quirin Alice Lynch Joseph Haluska Mary Ann Potts Sam Garland Jeanette Kocur Jean Connors Faye Johns Leona Kubeika Janice Padfield Joe Stepenosky Suzanne Arnout Eileen Fatula Jeanette Witchey Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Alessi Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Arnout Miss Eleanor Miss Margaret Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beadle Mr. and Mrs. John Beadle Miss Katherine M. Beck Miss Bessie G. Beese Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bensinger Mr. Charles R. Birch Mr. and Mrs. William Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bodenhorn Miss Esther A. Botzer Miss Marie F. Brady Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bramley George Chaposky Frank Christian Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Collihan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Connors Mr. and Mrs. Michael Covach Mrs. Bertha Dean Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean and Mrs. John Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dragan Miss Bessie M. Eagan Mr. and Mrs. John Egan Mr. and Mrs. John Erdock Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Betty C. David G. Evans Feaster Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fatula Miss Elsie G. Flail Miss Emma L. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shereba Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frantz Mrs. Ruth W. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garland Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gelesh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerenda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson Miss Mary Ann Simons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grabish Joseph Grace Charles Greenback Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griflin Franz L. Haberle F. Larry Haberle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haluska Mr. and Mrs. John T. Haslam Mrs. Anna Homa Mr. and Mrs. Charles Homovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Horan Ivy Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Jennings Ralph Jenkins George Johns Herbert Johns Luther Johns C. M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Kazlauskas Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Kerns Mr. and Mrs. John Kipila Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kocur Mr. Andrew Kralick Pafrons ,..v Mr. and Mrs. John Kubeika Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kulich, Sr. Mrs. Julia Lagaza Mr. and Mrs. James Love Miss Anna L. Lundy Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch R. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Michael Macola, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marcavage Mr. and Mrs. Steve Marchock Miss Mary McGarrity ' ' Mr. and Mrs. John McGinley Mr. Silas McHenry Miss Louise Meinhold Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Miller Mrs. Sue Mochnoc Miss Mary E. Monahan Mr. and Mrs. William M. Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nash Mooney Rev. and Mrs. Jeremia Onuferko Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Padfield and Mrs. Joseph Parker Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Pauly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Penkunas Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Potts Mr. and Mrs. John Prohonik Pottsville Hosiery Mills Outlet Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Quinn Vincent Quirin Mr. and Mrs. John Reese Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Roberts Miss Rhoda Mae Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosensweig George Rubright George Scanlan, Jr. Stewart U. Schraedley Mr. and Mrs. John Sharockman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Simon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sirock Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sterling and Mrs. Charles Slivinsky JohnIWilson Smith Stanley Smolsky Charles Staso Joseph Stepenosky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swartchick Mrs. Emma S Mrs. Dorothy Miss Mildred ymons Talpash Thorn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turnitza Mr. and Mrs. Kermit E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wansovlak Mr. and Mrs. Francis VVelker Miss Faith B. 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Compliments of THE SAINT CLAIR FISH 8: GAME ASSOCIATION ROLLER SKATING SZ '1' DREAM CITY THE SAINT CLAIR MONUMENT NVORKS RAYMOND HASLAM 8: SON Select Barre Granite Meiriorials and lllausoleuzns OFFICE AND DISPLAY: North Second Street Saint Clair TELEPHONE 4248 ESTABLISHED 1930 SAINT CLAIR ESSO SERVICENTER BOB SINTON, Prop. Second and Lawton Streets Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION IILUI Q9 IQ! xv-JL? 4 2 - , ,ik ,'a x SAINT CLAIR POST NO. 719 Join our Bonus Plan and safve money on all merchandise. Come in our store and we will be glad to explain the plan to you. Your assurance of perfection on watches, clocks, and jewelry repairs. Your .lefweler M. SCHULKIND MILK MILK PRODUCTS ICE CREAM ROTHERMEL'S DAIRY Miiiersville, Pa. GEORGE GRANELLA AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRS INSPECTION STA TION VVade Road Phone 5133-R -95.- Compliments of WILLIAM T. BRADY SCHOOL HOUSE DRESS CO., INC. MANUFACTURERS OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES, BLOUSES, Sz SPORTSWEAR 17 North Front Street Saint Clair, Pa. DAVID REESE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE JAMES H. EVANS Funeral Home Saint Clair, Pa. Telephone 4131 ROBERT T. ROWLAND STRIPPING CONTRACTOR 111 North Second Street Saint Clair, Penna. Telephone 4275 Compliments of RITZ THEATRE JACK PETERS, Prop. Compliments of the JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB OF SAINT CLAIR Compliments of J. H. BROKHOFF, INC. YOGURT CHOCOLATE MILK GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM TELEPHONES: Pottsville 3506 Shenandoah 2-1601 ,-.96- THE POTTSVILLE JOURNAL 'f0ne of Anzerit-a's Oldesf Neu'spfzjJers Pottsville, Pa. YUENGLING'S ICE CREAM Always in Good Taste Compliments of GREEN'S Quality Jewelers For 105 Years You Ma1'1'y the Girl . . . We'!l Furnish the Home HUMMEL'S GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1874 510-12-14 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of THE SAINT CLAIR TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION RAY P. GRAPSY 20th and West Nfarlcet Streets Pottsville, Penna. STUDEBAKER CARS -- TRUCKS Parts and flrressories Phone: Pottsvill-e 2498 CAPITOL BOWLING CENTER Bo-Lu! For Fun and Health D67lfiSf 210 North Centre Street 106 N. Centre sr. Pottsville, Pa. Pomvluef Pa' Phone 9001 ,-97,-1 Compliments of REILEY'S STORES, INC. Phone 1218 Estatblished 1890 P O S T ' S CLEANERS AND DYERS, INC. Pottsville 302 North Centre Street, Pottsville, Pa. BENCO Compliments of DENTAL SUPPLY CO. , ALERT FIRE CO. NO. 1 Wilkes-Barre Scranton Pennsylvania Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of N A T H A N' S FURNITURE STORE 122 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of '53 H. R. KNAPP 85 SON LEATHER GOODS 202-204 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. STANDARD PENNANT CO. BIG RUN, PENNA. JEFFERSON COUNTY Manufacturers of Felt and Chenille A-wards, Letters, Emblems, Banners, Hats, and Caps. We Feature a Fine Line of Sweaters and Jackets. Compliments of MACK HATALA Distributor of YUENGLING'S Beer, Ale and Porter Phone 1356 150 Broad Street Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of SHEPPO'S Compliments of FRANK CHRISTIAN PAUL ZULICICS SNACK BAR AND BARBER Ladies' Hair Styling Compliments of GEORGE S. STABINGAS FUNERAL DIRECTOR 209 South Nicholas Street CENTRAL ROOFING 8a HEATING CO. BANKES BROTHERS West and Third Streets, Bloomsburg, Pa. Commencement Infvitations, Name Cards, Diplomas, Jefwelry Compliments of BECKETT'S BAR 8: GRILLE Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of BARNEY'S BARBER SHOP -98.- Compliments SHAMOKIN SPORTS SUPPLY 135 East Independence Street Shamokin, Pa. TEAM OUTFITTERS Compliments of SUPOWITZ DEPT. STORE 36 North Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. JOE WOKULICH BROTOSKY'S FOOD MARKET The Best of Everything for the Table WE DELIVER PHONE 1333 Corner Mill and Thwing Streets Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of VERA'S 3 North Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of GOMBAR'S CAFE M. GROSS VARIETY SPECIALTY SHOP 57 North Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. T A B APPLIANCE AND TELEVISION Sales and Serfvire 19 North Second Street MANSELL'S WALLPAPER 85 PAINT STORE Window Shades and A-wnings 23 South Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. YURICKONES Compliments of HERB JOHNS TOBIN'S CIGAR STORE 20 North Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of JOHN POPOWICH KEYSTONE STORES Compliments of JOHNNIE'S ESSO SERVICENTER Compliments of . Compliments of SERVICE STATION BEATRICE FERREBEE 242 North Second Street Saint Clair, Pa. BEAUTY SHOPPE -99- KAY'S DINER COOPER 85 LAGOLO'S Seafood and Home Cooking ESSO Sunday Dmm saint Clair-Pottsville Highway Frackville-Saint Clair Hwy. Phone 9297 Phone 9385 GEN - MAR SPORTSWEAR Manufacturers of Blouses and Dresses Third and Carroll Streets Phone 5191-J Compliments of HERM GAWLEY Compliments of EDWARD T. THOMAS R. 85 S. SALES CO. Distributors of TELEVISION SETS 109 North Second Street Saint Clair, Pa PHONES! Pottsville 5161- 4674 - 3351 Compliments of HOME MAID Compliments of JOHN CHISMAR'S BARBER SHOP Saint Clair, Pa. BUCHANAN PHARMACY DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS Saint Clair, Pa. Phone 9195 D. 8: M. CLEANERS Third and Lawton Streets Saint Clair, Pa. Alterations Our Specialty PENN'S GARAGE COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 8 Caroline Street Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of S . S . W E I S S DEPARTMENT STORE Pottsville, Pa. DR. LEON H. MILLER DR. A. A. HELLER OPTOMETRISTS Pottsville, Pa. Phone 140 Compliments of ANDROSCHICK'S SERVICE STATION Mill Creek Manor Compliments of STASHO'S BARBER SHOP Saint Clair, Pa. DAVID G. EVANS FIRE INS URANCE 5 South Nicholas Street Saint Clair, Pa. -100- Compliments of WHITEY'S GRILL Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of BEN MULLIN Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of C l' t 'P 'mens of KULL'S GARAGE SUE QUIRK Phone 5162 413 South Nicholas Street Saint Clair, Pa. J. Buzz BUZALKO F. H1NKER BRAZENEC KEYSTONE GARAGE 9 EAST RAILROAD ST. SAINT CLAIR, PA. OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION Compliments of DR. PETER W. LOEPER Automobile and Truck Repairing Phone 5318 SATISFACTION OUR SALESMANH OPT OM E TRIS T LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES JEANETTE GIEMZA TOBIN BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 1404--R ALPHONCE W. ZERDY D. D. S. Compliments of CHARLES PREMICH FUNERAL DIRECTOR 31 South Nicholas Street Saint Clair, Pa. JOHN J. HOLDEN 8: SON All Kinds of Insurance Including Bonds of Efvery Kind Phone 1435 233 South Nicholas Street Saint Clair, Pa METTAM BROS. LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Saint Clair, Pa. HELEN TIMKO Children? W ear, Lingerie and Hosiery 113 East Carroll Street AGGON'S TAILOR SHOP Front and Carroll Streets Saint Clair, Penna. DARKWATER AMOCO SERVICE STATION Saint Clair - Frackville Highway Phone 9193 CATHERINE E. TIERNEY VARIETY SHOP 7 North Front Street Compliments of BISKO BEAUTY SHOP --101-' CLAIR MOORE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR KELVINATOR Refrigerators Electrical Appliances S. Second St. Phone 1346-M Saint Clair, Pa. NECHO ALLEN HOTEL BANQUETS AND CATERING Pottswille Cilvic and Social Center When in Pottsville, Shop and Safve at the POTTSVILLE ARMY 85 NAVY STORE 123 Mahantongo Street Phone 3846 Open Daily Till 52305 Fridays, 9 P. M. MICHAEL J. COLLIHAN FUNERAIL DIRECTOR 218 South Second Street Phone 14-05 W A P ' S SERVICE STATION Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of ALPHA DELTA PI S I N T O N' S ART Si GIFT SHOP EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Compliments of PINGOR'S 217 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Dienerss Hin Phone 533 Compliments of SMOLEN'S STORE , GROCER Dienefs Hin Fine Foods Phone 1370 Diener's Hill JEAN BRENNAN'S CHRD AND GIFT SHOP 43 North Mill Street Saint Clair, Pa. Compliments of ACE STORM WINDOW COMPANY Pottsville, Pa. DR. THOS. J. SHORE 7 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Best W'ishes to the Class of '53 THE BUSINESS TRAINING CLUB Congratulations to JEANIE DRAGAN and the Class of '53 from A FRI END POTTSVILLE WALLPAPER ' 8: PAINT CO. For Hrtists' Materials, See HARRY JAFFE 320 North Centre Street -102- Compliments of WAFFLE SHOP MR. AND MRS. SULLIVAN, Props. Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL CONGRH TULA TIONS to the Class of '53 SPANISH CLUB Compliments of WHITE SHOP Pottsville, Pa. BETTE'S BEST VALUES IN TOIVN HT CITY'S LOIVEST PRICES SHEETS ELECTRIC, INC. 3 North Second Street Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations, Classmates DICK WELKER COAL HAULING Choice Christmas Trees Compliments of THE FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF AMERICA MONAHAN Compliments of FUNERAL HOME Phone: 1350 THE CHEERLEADERS EILQKZ THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF POTTSVILLE Compliments of MELVIN HEINBACH BRANDONVILLE DRIVE - IN THE CLASS OF 1953, of Saint Clair High School, wishes to thank all advertisers, patrons and friends who helped make this yearbook ufogfzala nf-,E my. wg V W V , ,. , .3, -.T+'.1.asgzJ3iK,,-,L:,.4Q . . , ,- , . 'gig '.:fgg,Y',,,.i Qjfqfyggfsrl ,-3,.3:g35N3Ll-.Ag,g,Eg:gud,mfg , .. . , ' 1 V, 'W' , ff ,- V ' V. 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