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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

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VOLUME XXX Saint Clair Area Joint High School Saint Clair, Pennsylvania J , L , ED? b Q 555 ' il Q 5 J 5 U, I . TABLE OF CONTENTS Clairian Staffs .,,. MM Dedications g,,,,. .-- ,-,- in Appreciation In Memoriam aa, HM- wa, Faculty ...-.. Seniors .,a,,... ea-, ,ua Underclassmen Activities ,a,, ,- .,a,,, M-, ,,,,,a We -,a, Sports ....a...... aaa.. a.... ,... Advertisements Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4 8 9 TO 13 21 57 75 91 101 ANASTASIA GEIGER Literary Editor ROBERT STICKLOON Ar! Editor BERNEDA BEACHER Business Manager WILLIAM JONES Sports Editor CLAIRIA EDITORS MARY ANN ANDROSHICK Assistant Business Manager MILDRED RENNICK Assistant Literary Editor if DONNA WALCAVAGE Assistant Art Editor ROSE MARIE PODOLICK Assistant Literary Editor RUTH ANN GAMBILL Assistant Business Manager CLAIRIAN LITERARY STAFF ,F Q, , - . , SEATED, Left to Right: William Janes, Miriam Kelly, Sticklaan, Sandra Thompson, Donna Uhrin, Fayette Did- Olga Maliniak, lfose Marie Paclolick, Anastasia Geiger, iunas, John Shandor, Geraldine Ariz, Geraldine Naradko Mildred Rennick, Danna Walcavage, Barbara Martin, Barbara Pelachick, Nancy Zeigler, Michael Holobetz Leonard Ossman. STANDING: Michael Slrarika, Robert Richard ShoOP0Ck. STANDING, Left to Right: Millie Rennick, Bill Janes, Geri Ariz, Rose Marie Podolick, Leonard Ossman. CLAIRIA BUSINEES STAFF in f r f Q SEATED, Left to Right: Carol Miklesavoge, Kcihleen Ray Szalku, Froni Romqnsky, Charles Kost, Nancy Androsko, Mary Schaeffer, Ruth Gcmbill, Bernedc: Podgurski, Robert Heller, Audrey Kerick, Andrew Sedlock, Beecher, Mary Ann Androshick, Helene Chalinsky, Judy Carol Sclak, Clare Boyer, Elaine Schwarru, Joe Lewis, Cheripkc, Alice Schcrockmcn. STANDING: Joe Walsh, Karen Kull, Myron Yourshow. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Kathleen Androsko, Mory Ann Androshick, Berneda Beacher, Ruth Gambill, Judy Cheripku. DEDICATION The class of l963 is proud to dedicate this volume of the Clairian to our parents and teachers. To our parents may we take this opportunity to show our appreciation for your kindness and innumerable sacri- fices, Each of you gave unselfishly in order that we might obtain the most precious of all treasures, education. Although many times we did not show it, we should like you to know that we are grateful for every effort you have made for us. To our teachers, past and present, we wish to honor you with this volume of the Clairian. You also have sacri- ficed much to help us achieve the paragon of education. Because of your zealous efforts we have gained a head start onthe pathway to success. May we say to both parents and teachers a most sincere thank you. THANK YOU We, the class of l963, wish to thank you, Mrs. Billman, for taking such a deep interest in our class activities. Your tireless efforts and advice helped us to achieve our goal and success. Thank you Mr Quigley for your added interest in our closs, especially dur- ing our senior year, The senior class appre- ciates your assistance which proved in- valuable to us in making our yearbook a success. I MEMORIAM 1 li ANTHONY J. KAHLER We wish to pay tribute to the memory of Mr. Anthony J. Kohler, o teacher in the St. Clair Area Joint High School, from 1958 until 1962. Mr, Kohler will long be remembered as on excellent teacher and humanitarian. ls CHESTER P. WALCAVAGE We wish to pcy final tribute to the memory of Mr. Chester Wolcavoge who taught in the St. Clair Area Joint High School from l96l until l962. Involuoble lessons taught by this humble servant have made lasting impressions upon many of us. BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW, Left to Right: V. Davis, J. Kubeika, J. Uhrin, F. Boris, N. McMuller. SECOND ROW: T. Moore, C. Williams, M. Drass, F. Heenan, A, Antalosky, THIRD ROW: E. Heinbach, J. Dalvet, M. Sporz, P. Kern, E. Hale, L. Culbert. The graduating class of 1963 wishes to express sincere thanks to you, the members of the Board of Education, for your kind interest and untiring labors in our behalf during our school days. We hope to show our appreciation by achievements in life which will reflect the splendid training we have received. For only Out of the strain of learning and into the success of doing can we become the type of citizens you would want us to be. We hope you will continue your program of progress fn the future as you have in the past. PARENT TEACH ERS ASSOCIATION THE PARENT-TEACH ERS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT ..,,.......,...,......,......,........................ MRS. JOHN WARNER VICE PRESIDENT ...,...................................... MRS. LEONA METRICK SECRETARY MRS STANLEY WILLIAMS , I ECU LT Y Qwazf C96-D6 GJ Q I lil 2414 9 uhh. -in l b Q x K as L X Y 1 XXX ,X X ADMINISTRATION We wish to express our sincere ape preciation to you, Dr. Burock. You have been a great asset to our class. Your con- stant supervision and assurance have been greatly appreciated. We realize that we have been fortunate to have been under your excellent guidance, EF DR. FRANK BUROCK B.S. Kutztown State College, M.S. Bucknell University, D.Ed. Pennsylvania State University. The Class of I963 would like to offer genuine appreciation and thanks to you. We are well aware that words can never repay you for the helping hand, the sympa- thetic ear, and the sound advice that you gave so willingly and so often. We have I indeed been fortunate in knowing you. I MR. THOMAS J. QUIGLEY B.S, University of Notre Dame, M.A. New York University. I4 B.S. Edinb University. ALBERT C. Al-ESS' SAMUEL C, ARNOUT CVO SYOPE College: M-Ed. Pe 1 15YlVUV'lU 57093 B,S. Kutztown State College: M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University. APY 5llP9fVi50f Guidance Counselor HARRY J. BERTSCH B.S. Bloomsburg State College: Pennsylvania State University. Commercial THELMA E. BILLMAN JOANNE BUECKER B.S. Pennsylvania State Universityg Drexel Institute, B.S. Bloomsburg State College, Home Economics History-English 15 .so .V l A .,., ' ul , ,. 'fN.l,t 'J ,,,.1o11' U.,i0f 'f.. DAVID G. EVANS ISABELLA I. FRANCKS B.S. Kutztown State College, University of Pennsylvania. B.S. Temple University, English Commercial THOMAS L. JENNINGS M.B. Music, Coombs College of Music. Music Supervisor 2' ' A r.... W -xf9:, MICHAEL J. KOVICH JOHN J. KUBEIKA B.S. Kutztuwn State Collegeg Pennsylvania State Univer- B.S. Mt. St. Mary's University of Scranton my: De Pauw Un'Ver5'ty' English-Social Studies Science 16 JOHN MAZAR MARY E. MONAHAN 5.5. KUYZYDWYY STONE C0lleQe. B.S, St. Joseph Collegeg Columbia University. Remedial Reading-English English FRANCIS N. MOONEY B.S. Pennsylvania State Universityp Duke University. Mathematics-Civics ., W. NELLIE M. NAGLE ANDREW PANKO A.B, Lebanon Valley College. B.S. Millersville State College, Pennsylvania University French-English Industrial Arts 1 ALFRED D. ROBERTS FRANK A. ROMPALO Keystone Normul School: Pennsylvania State University. B.S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College: M.A. Seton Hull Mathemnties Universny' Chemistry-Physics Science v MAUDE S. STERNER Kutztown State Co!Iege, Social Studie! MH-DRED THURN PHOEBE EVANS TOMKO B,S. West Chester Stare College, Temple University. A.B.' M.A. gucknell Ungvemifyh Health-Physical Education M,gi,,,,,,,i,,.5,,,,,i,p, 18 -., bv EMMA H. WAGNER FRANCIS E. WELKER 3.5. Kulztown State College. B.S. Kutztown State Collegeg M.A. New York University Librariunioeinl Studies. Scignze-Biology WILLIAM G. WOLFF B.S. Kutztown State College. Safeky and Physiwl Education Conch MARIE F. BRADY. KN- MARGARET J. SCHRAEDLEY Ponsville Hospitnlg B.S. Kutztown State College. 5.5. Wes, Chesyef gfme Qollege School Nunn surgery Superinlendenlk Office 19 ELEME TARY FACULTY SEATED, Left to Right: Margaret Barrett, Catherine Hake, TOP ROW: Catherine Snyder, Arline Boyer, Elizabeth Ruth Gannon, Betty Fenster, Gladys Mazar, Valeria Davis. Williams, Anna Lloyd Burke, Eleanor McDonald, Alice MIDDLE ROW1 Thomas Farrell, James Love, Harry Burke, Roberts, Alma Delker, Emma Foster. Bernard Gazan, Principal, Arthur Argall, Albert Alessi. BERNARD A. GAZAN B,S. East Stroudsburg, M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University. SE 'Ss 1 ff X IORS Q? Q Q: b l bf X f X , 5 JVM' v W N ' z W 4 X Q f S sw' A U fp - rp ,J v 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - SEATED: Richard Shoopack, President, Millie Rennick, Treasurer: Robert Stickloon, Vice-President. STANDING: Mr. Quigley, Advisor, Geri Artz, Secretary, Mrs. Billman, Advisor. CLASS COLORS .ggfff,Y...,.. ,. ...... Blue and silver CLASS FLOWER -- Lff,.,.....L.,,,.., ss- White rose CLASS MOTTO ..e.. ,. ..,, Out of the strain of learning, As seniors of the class of '63 of Saint Clair Area High School, we recall the first time we entered a class room in this school. We were wondering, perhaps, if we would ever achieve the esteem of the preceding graduates of this, our Alma Mater. Highlighting our sophomore year were such things as selecting our class officers, colors, and motto, but the big project of the entire year was our very successful magazine campaign. Our junior year brought us our cherished class rings and the Junior Prom, which left us in ecstasy over a Roman Holiday . Now in our senior year we remember all of 22 into the success of doing. the things we accomplished during the time spent at S,C.A,H.S, We are kept busy with work for the Clairian and with preparations for the Senior Hop. Before long commencement will be here and we will leave these familiar surroundings and go out to make a future for ourselves. We would like to thank our class advisors who helped us accomplish all that we have in the past four years. Without them most of our fond- est dreams would not have been fulfilled. To our advisors, our teachers, and our class- mates with whom we have spent our last four years, we extend our deepest gratitude. East Norwegian Mary Ann G. Androshick Mare Commercial Although quiet and reserved, Mary Ann is usually taking part in most activities, one of which is, cheerleading. Her in- terests lie in having a good time and in a certain someone named Midge , Her popularity and pleasing personality have won her many friends, and we know she will make her own place in life. B.T.C, 3, 4 - Secretary, Student Council 45 Prom Committee 45 Hop Com- mittee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Business Stott 47 Cherleader 2, 3, 4. East Norwegian Kathleen Mary Androsko Kathleen Commercial One of the shortest girls in our class is Kathleen. She is very dependable and always willing to help. She served well as president at the B.T.C. and was also active in other organiza- tions. To you, Kathleen go our wishes for the greatest measure of success life has to offer. National Honor Society 3, 4, B.T.C. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3: Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 4, Courrier 35 Business Staff 4. East Norwegian Geraldine Ann Artz Geri Academic One of our peppy cheerleaders is this cute Senior. Very active in extracurricular activities, Geri is also a good student. We know that with her pleasing personality and friendly ways, Geri is sure to succeed. National Honor Society 3, 4 - Treasurer, Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4 - Secretary: Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Class Officer 4 - Secretary, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Clairian Literary Staff 4. ., eh 23fl 1' Xl East Norwegian Berneda Elaine Beacher Grundy Commercial Berneda, being active in scholastic and extracurricular activities, is sure to be a success in later life. She is a girl of great foresight. Versatile, efficient, and a diligent worker are only a few ways to describe the Business Manager of our yearbook. Although an intelligent student, she also looks for a good time. We wish her lots of luck and success in the future, and with a certain alumnus. National Honor Society 3, 4, B.T.C. 2, 3, Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4, Clairian Business Staff 4 - Business Manager. Saint Clair Clare Boyer Buck Commercial Here comes that black Chevy, and, of course, Buck is the driver. Handsome, reserved, and bashful, these are a few of the highlights that best give a picture of this sharp dresser. His spare time is spent at Sue's or his Dad's gas station. Looking to the future we see Buck as the next proprietor of that busy Sunoco Station. Prom Committee 35 Business Stott 4. No one can stop us on our way ta class 24 Z a. SENIOR HOMEMAKING CLASS - LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Tipping, F. Heffner, T. Schroding, F. Didjunas, Mrs. Billmon, B. Martin, M. Schaffer, E. Schwartz. St. Clair Helene Karen Chalinsky Helene Commercial The north side of town sent us this cute brunette Helene, whose talent is writing letters to a certain Soldier Boy , always manages to keep the post office busy. When not busy with her letter-writing, she can be located at George's Fountain. We are certain that she will attain her goal in life. B.T.C. 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Bond 35 Hop Committee 45 Business Staff 4. is J ohn Bu rke Ace Quiet, reserved, quiet . . . that's Ace, another member af our great class of 63 . This commercial student seems to have a knack for passing bookkeeping. During the summer his favorite pastime is swimming, so naturally the pool gets a lot of business from him. Although homework is not one of his favorite activities, Ace somehow manages to get through each 6 weeks, Whatever the future holds for him we are very sure he will be a success Good luck and best of everything to you, Ace! N' St. Clair Judith Ann Cheripka Judy General At a party, in the halls, or just anywhere, Judy's infectious laugh can always be heard above the rest. An avid sports fan, in her senior year she was chosen to do her part as colorguard. Judy can always be depended upon to lend o helping hand in any class project ar school activity. Good luck in your future endeavors! East Norwegian Judith S. Cook Judee Commercial Short, peppy, and friendly apply to Judee. Her interests lie in the fields of letter-writing, a certain school, and football. This lively lass can often be found living it up at the Shoppe at lunch time. Although this jovial gal has a dislike for spiders, her future ambition is to become a veterinarian. For Judee we all roll out the red carpet of success! F.H.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Drama Club 35 Band 3, Prom Committee 3. F.H.A. 45 Band 4, Prom Committee 3 Clairian Business Staff 4 Drama Club 4 East Norwegian John Culbert Jack Commercial Easy-going, happy-go-lucky, mischievous, and friendly give us an idea of what Diener's Hill has sent to us. In his spare time, Jack can be found at dances. Although he possesses a touch of shyness, he seems to list girls as one of his interests. ln the future Jack plans to become a A Navy man . Good luck and watch those waves Jack! Sf. Clair Ronald Charles Davenport Daffy Commercial Dat is one ot the iubilant members of our class. His jolly laugh can always be heard above anything else. Everyone gets a charge out of watching him play mankeyball, for he tries so hard to hit the ball, Dat seems to like Mrs. Nagle's class and he might like French, too. His ambition is to be President of the United States. We wish him luck. Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Pram Committee 3. East Norwegian Fayette Didjunas Ditto Commercial Delicate features and a subtle charm best describe a future secretary. Besides being commercially inclined, Fayette has a great interest in the F.H.A. Chattering and bookkeeping are two of this miss's many likes. May all your hopes and plans for the future come true, Band 3, Hop Committee 4. St. Clair Frank Allen Frantz Frank General Good-looking is only one asset of this friendly, but quiet, senior. Even though he attends St. Clair High, he has a special interest in Nativity. Well-liked by all, Frank deserves the best life has to offer. Good luck! Prom Committee 3. Student Council 2, Business Staff 4 F H A 2 3 Secretary 4 Drama Club 3 Saint Clair Ruth Ann Gambill Ruthie Commercial Another member of our cheering squad is this active Com- mercial student. Since her favorite pastime is dancing, she spends her Saturday nights ot Willow Lake. Aside from being a good student, Ruthie is also inclined to find enjoyment in many different activities. The future of this cute senior looks very bright. ' Business Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Business Training Club 2, 3, 47 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Class Officer, Secretary, 3. A ' j Saint Clair Anastasia Geiger Stasia Academic Has someone seen a captivating miss with a clarinet case in one hand and sheets of music in the other scurrying home from Mr. Jennings' band room? lt's none other than our rep- resentative to the District Band, Stasia. She possesses a pleasing personality, is outstanding in school subjects, active in school organizations, and is the Feature Editor of our Clairian, We see a bright future for Stasia and we wish her luck, success and happiness in her career as an X-Ray technologist. National Honor Society 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, Student Director 4, Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4, Literary Staff, Feature Editor 4, Eastern District Bond 2, 3, State Band Region ll 2, 3, North Sch. County Band 3, 4. '15 .XX Saint Clair Edward Grieff Eddie Commercial One of Mr. Wolff's sharpshooters on the basketball team, Eddie was in the public eye during basketball season. His interests include hunting, shorthand, and Arnout's. His pastime is sleeping. To this good-natured chap we wish the best in his ambition to become a state trooper. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Student Council 35 Courrier Staff 3. ijt Saint Clair Daniel T. Harrison Flip General One of Mr. Wolff's gridiron men, Flip , as he is known to all of his friends, was always in the public eye during football season. This fellow does much to quicken the pulse of any normal miss. There's never a dull moment when Flip is there for he is always ready with his witty remarks. Flip likes Sunday afternoons, but not to stay home and relax. To you, Flip, we, the Class of '63, wish the best life has to offer! Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Saint Clair Faith Ann Heffner Faithie Academic Bells, bells, bells is what you hear from this sweet miss, who is a member of our band and a piano student as well. New fads and fancies are Faithie's greatest loves. Swimming, danc- ing, and bowling all help to occupy ,her time, May life pour gallons of success on all her future endeavors. F.H.A. 4, Band 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 42 Drama Club 4. Saint- Clair Robert C. Heller -Bob General Bob, who claims his favorite pastime is working on cars, can pamper any motor into purring again. He tells us, too, that he hopes to become a first-class mechanic. This fun-loving member of the Senior Class can usually be found at the drag races, or at Tom Burn's gurage. Although school is not one of his favorite activities, we feel sure that Bob will do well in the future. Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Business Staff 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Schwartz, S. Tipping, J. Longhenry, R Davenport K Androsko 8 Beocher, R. Gombill, M. A. Androshick, F. Didiuncs, Mr. Bertsch J Burke C Kost J Culbert, P. Scrobuk, R. Szalku. Saint Clair Michael J. Holobetz Midge Academic Midge , as he is called by his friends, is one of the most popular boys in our class. This outstanding quarterbcck's hob- bies include sports, dancing, Maryann, and spending time at Iggy's. We are sure this good-looking senior will be a success. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Student Council, Vice President 3, President 45 Literary Staff 4. Saint Clalr Solon Honicker Sully Commercial Football, baseball, or basketball - we can always count on Sully to give an excellent performance. Off the playing field, he can be found around town, detouring by the way of Morris Street. Sully has made no definite plans for the futurep. but whatever field he may venture to explore, the Class of '63 wishes the best of good fortune and success. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. LW, . East Norwegian William J. Jones Bill Academic Fun-loving best describes Bill. He is always enioying him! self, but still finds time for his studies. Most of his time is occupied by swimming and being an active member of the Chess l 1 Club. We wish Bill the best of luck in his future endeavors. National Honor Society 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Chess Club 2 - President, 31 Prom Committee 3, Clairian Literary Staff 4. 4:?eifV...t:. T . New Castle Paul B, Juba Bernie Commercial Here is our pride and ioy from Mount Laffee. Bernie came to us in his sophomore year and has contributed much to our class. His amicable nature helps to account for his many friends. He seems to possess an interest in mechanics and we expect him to go far in this field. Football 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2 - Vice President, Literary Staff 4. AND AWAY WE GO - DISMISSAL TIME. R. Davenport, P. Juba, M. Motska, J. Semanco, S. Honicker, N. Padgurski, E. Grietf, H. Cholinsky, R. Szalku, A. Shimkus, J. Culbert, B. Beecher, M. A. Androshick. 31 Edward Michael Kalochie Ed is one who usually keeps his thoughts to himself. He has a keen interest in airplanes. Although with the arrival of X East Norwegian John Kadany Pepa Gene ral This energy-packed, fun-loving boy can frequently be found on John Bee's Corner. John, noted for his unusual hair style and mechanical ability can be seen driving around in his Easter Egg . He also takes part in baseball and devotes much time to mastering the accordion. John's theme song after graduation will be the Air-Force Song . Good luck! Baseball 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, K F Ed snaw we can usually find him trudging the hills with his sleigh, Being quiet and reserved, Ed is often in the room for some time before we notice his presence. Best wishes to you, Ed, from the Class of '63. NS' East Norwegian Marie Kalyan Marie Academic Friendly, lively, and oh so fun-loving, Marie has gathered many friends during her years at S, C. H. Although this iovial lass dislikes homework, Marie is on her way to a nursing career, and we'lI always recall with pleasure her breezy disposition. What a bedside manner she'll have! Alpha Delta Pi 45 F.H.A. 4, Pram Committee 3. Saint Clair Miriam lda Kelly Mim Academic Cute and friendly can best describe this senior girl. Mim can be found at Sue's or trying out the latest dance steps at Willow Lake. Gym class is never dull when she is around. With her carefree attitude toward life we know Mim's future will be a full and happy one. Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 45 Clairian Literary Staff 4. Business Staff 45 Drama Club 4. New Castle Paul Kessock Paul Academic A class is never quiet when this mischievous fellow is present. Loafing and getting into trouble are the two things at which Paul excels. The dances at Willow Lake seem to interest this likeable lad. Paul did his share for S. C. H, by participating in football. To you go the best wishes for success, Football 2, 3, 47 Alpha Delta Pi 45 Prom Committee 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Saint Clair Audrey Kerick Audge Who's cute, popular, and a bundle of fun? lt could be none other than the captain of our cheerleaders Audrey This carefree senior is a joy to have around anytime Being an excep tional dancer, having a knack for neat clothes and possessing a wonderful personality have ranked her high in the minds of her classmates. Best wishes from the Class of 63 Prom Committee 31 F.H.A. 4: Hop Committee 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Captain St. Clair David Klemer General Our Navy bound Dave can always be seen hurrying home from school to go to work at Buchanan's. One of our best representatives in the swimming meets is this versatile senior. His pleasing personality and ability to have fun are just a few of his many assets. Good Luck, Dave! Prom committee 3. 3 t - ', s s . '..X, 'VC' 'Q' y . Aw W .F ,W .,1,5,9,,, i.,.:,,,. .' - . Y' V 'q'- inf-. t.'Y,,'J,.,, ' - r r'-.fe X.:-ff: df ffefffi' i'7I'N '! ff new ' U of , W x 2 , I -fmyj . g . f' ,. -. Vi! K' .'T:'t 'N- f.. 2 'L H:ega:'f.5': 'ix .. 't.'2td Q 1v . 4,32 . - .. ,. . sw... .4 ,Q ' 9 ni 1 vw e. We Q 'ki wi . Rf? if i. 1: . I2 iftzfzzi -Ji-tiff' ,f A Tel N-a,Q':vg.c'f.,5S,'f3t 3 -gm-i?f9',,,,A:1,,f'5g5, S 75 Sa s 4 'fx Q . 'Q . 'Je 0? G 4 . .h K . ,Xs.aJ-nik East Norwegian John Ketner Squirrel General This interesting senior is nick-named Squirrel and his favorite sport is hunting. He dislikes school but certainly not the opposite sex. Going to the Lake seems to be his pet expres- sion, though he can most often be found in New. Phila. ln his ambition to become owner of lggy's we wish him luck and lots of success. Klem St. Clair Charles Kost Chilly Commercial Chilly, who hails from Arnots, is one of the shy members of our class. He dreams of getting his own car and likes to hunt and he likes to play football. We know he will achieve every single one of his ambitions. Good luck, Chilly! Football 2, 35 Baseball 31 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 45 Varsity Club 2, 3g Business Staff 4. New Castle John Joseph Kost Moe General Moe, one of the Arnots gang, can be seen at a good fishing place or at Tomrnie's. He likes to work with wood but his ambition is to be o truck driver. We wish Moe a lot of luck in his chosen career. New Castle Charles M. Kovich Charles General This Arnots representative who drives a yellow station wagon and is skilled in playing the accordion, is none other than Charles. Some of his likes include girls, shop, and driving. Although fixing flats has a disturbing effect upon him. We sincerely wish Charles the best of luck in the future. Middleport Michalene Kronenberg Mike General Michalene, who came to us from Pottsville in her Junior year, has brought with her o pleasing personality, which has won her many friends. Among her many talents is dancing, which she plans as her career. Best of luck and good fortune in her climb to success. Drama Club 35 Band 3. and happiness. . f ' l Q. if St. Clair Joseph R. Lewis Joe General Zoom , . . Away we go in a green and white '53 Chevy with this zany character as our able driver! Never lost for words or witty remarks, Joe really livened up his classes. He lists his likes as cars, clothes, and iazz. We hope this good-humored senior will have nothing but smooth sailing in Uncle Som's Navy. Prom committee 35 Business Staff 4. AT THE LOCKERS - G. Naroclko, A. Sharockrnan, D. Uhrin, M. Kelly, M, Kalyun, 5. Thompson, B. Pelachick, G, Artz, M. Yaurshcw, R. Shoopock, A. Sedlock, R. McNitsky, 36 R. Tobock, L. Ossman, W, Jones, M, Holobetz, J, Shondor. L Karen Kull Crash, Jr. All-around girl - the kind one would want for a friend - that's Karen. While in school, she enjoyed Home-Ec class and lent her talents to the F.H.A. Her spare time is taken up with drawing, dancing, and writing letters to a very lucky Air Force mon. To one of our favorites, we send our best wishes for luck F.H.A. 2, 3 - Reporter, 4 - Vice President, Bond 3, Pram Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Business Stuff 4. 7 N SENIOR ACADEMIC TYPING CLASS - B, Martin, M. Yourshaw, R. Shoopack, N. Ziegler, R. McNirsky, J. Cheripka, F, Heffner, W. Jones, A. Kerick, Miss Francks, R. Toback, D. Walcavage. Saint Clair Charles J. Lishmon Chuck General Chindero, When you hear that familiar expression, you know that Chuck is close by. He can always be found going whacky at lggies, Willow Lake, or at the basketball court. This carefree senior has a pleasing personality. May his future be one of luck and success. yn Saint Clair Joyce Marie Longhenry Joy Commercial Joy has always been considered a quiet girl, but those who know her say she's really a lot of fun. She was a great enthusiast of sports. Her favorite sport is basketball. Dancing and the opposite sex are some of Joy's likes. We wish her good fortunte in her chosen career as a secretary. F.H.A. 3, 45 Hop Committee 4. 37 Saint Clair Robert Joseph Love Cupid General Freckles and red curly locks draw attention to Robin. We will never forget Robin's witty remarks for he is one who is never lost for words. His friendly personality and smile account for his popularity. We wish Robin the best in his future ambition 'Ui as a Mounty. 'Ggfxfzf Saint Clair John Lutzkanin Lutz Commercial Lutz is one of those reserved, quiet fellows who have abso- lutely nothing to sav about themselves. When he is not partic- ipating in a baseball game, he can be found watching this sport on T.V. To a fine classman, we can only wish the best life has to offer. Saint Clair Olga Maliniak Olga Commercial Who is the friendly gal wearing the sunny smile? Her close friends comment that Olga is a very trustworthy lass. As examples of her fine character, she is an active member in such activities as the Bond, B.T.C., and F.H.A. Her kindness and consiideration tell us that Olga will be a success in the business wor . B.T.C. 3. 45 F.l-LA. 2, 3, 45 Band 35 Prom Committee 3g Hop Committee 4: Courrier Staff 3, 45 Literary Staff 45 Business Stott 4. 38 x Saint Clair Barbara Louise Martin Barb Academic One of the more sophisticated members of our class is Barb. She can be located at Willow Lake or shopping for clothes. Boys, being one of her hobbies, occupy most of her spare time. Always interested in her work, she take her subjects seriously. Good luck to a future nurse. F.H.A. 47 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 45 Cloirian Literary Staff 4. Saint Clair Michael George Matsko Mike Commercial Now we introduce one-half af the inseparable two. Mike and Frank. We often find him driving the family car. lWhen he gets itll Mike uses his leisure time brushing up on his guitar playing. We wish health, wealth, and happiness to this likeable chap. Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4. Saint Clair Raymond Andrew McNitsky Ram Academic When one sees a gray Dodge coming around the corner with a driver wearing sun-glasses, it can be none other than Ram. Ram seems to do his lab experiments backwards, but he manages to get them done. His ambition is to be a Navy officer and afterwards a millionaire. Ray may manage to do both. Good luck! Basketball 21 Alpha Delta Pi 45 Chess Club 3, 4, Pram Committee 3. 39 Middleport Carol Marie Miklesavage Carol Commercial Witty and petite are some synonyms that best describe Carol. Hailing from Middleport, she has been a welcome addi- tion to our class. Some of her interests include dancing and boys. Carol plans to become a secretary, we wish her only the best of luck in the future, F.H,A. 45 Clairian Business Staff 4. St. Clair Geraldine Ann Naradko Gerry Academic Who's the snappy captain of our majorettes? lt's none other than Gerry, one of our active Academic students. Although a certain someone possesses most of her time, her school-work is not slighted. Very interested in math, she does her share by participating in Alpha Delta Pi and other school activities. National Honor Society 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4, Student Council 2, 45 Clairian Literary Staff 45 Majorettes 2, 3, 4-Captain. St. Clair Leonard Nicholas Ossman Oz Academic A regular fellow is Oz. Lenny's main interest lies in elec- tronics. This scholarly member of our class participated in many extra-curricular activities, which include football, Alpha Delta Pi, and N.H.S. Whenever help is needed, Lenny is sure to lend a helping hand. With a blast of luck and success we send Lenny on to his future career as an electrical engineer. Football 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4g Alpha Delta Pi 3, 43 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Clairian Literary Staff 4. Middleporl Theodore Palko Ted General This fun-loving fellow has certainly been blessed with a one-in-a-million personality. Ted is the kind of person who likes everybody, He joined our class in our junior year and has since made many friends. His favorite pastimes are hunting, fishing and other outdoor sports, which are probably a few realsons why his ambition is to be a conservation officer. Good luc . East Norwegian Barbara Jean Pelachick Bard Academic Ambitious, courteous, and friendly is this cute member of the senior class. l-lomemaking is a favorite hobby with this quiet miss. Barbara has been voted a true friend by all who know her, This soft-spoken reserved young lady will be well remembered by her classmates for her charming personality and friendly ways. Good luck in your nursing career. Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Drama Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 45 Cloirian Literary Staff 4. The Junior Prom -S ,As FUTURE NURSES - Nursing certainly seems interesting to these girls St. Clair Nancy Anne Podgurski Nance Commercial Carefree as a thousand breezes and full of fun, these are a few of the highlights which best describe our Miss Nance. She is ever ready for a good time, as a good time is ever ready for her. Nance loves to dance and to style hair. She plans to become a top-notch beautician. To this Merry Miss go our best wishes for success. Student Council 25 Clairian Business Staff 45 Hop Committee 45 B.T.C. 4. s ij . T, 5. New Castle Rosemarie Podolick Rosi Academic Being one of our many classmates who hails from Arnot's, Rosi can be found fixing her hair and starting a conversation. Although Spanish is her best subject, she does not neglect her other studies, Spending most of her spare time at Frani's, she still finds time to be active in school activities. The best of luck to this friendly senior. National Honor Society 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Prom Committee 31 Clairian Literary Staff 4-Assistant Feature Editor. Q Edward John Prokop Where the girls are, that's where you'll find Ed. This quick- witted fellow always has a good time no matter where he goes. Ed, being a sharp shooter at pool, also enjoys a good game of baseball or basketball. Another favorite pastime of his is dancing, so naturally, Willow Lake is his destination over the week-end. Ed's favorite slogan is - Join the Navy and see the girls! That is exactly what he intends to do upon graduation. Prok Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. X L. ,ii :xi-YES . j' if Q ffl 'av , sy, - V ' A . . -3-'f ' Saint Clair ' . 1 Samuel Edward Ray Mooch Q General 9. A-ff Happy-Go-Lucky best describes Sam. This is a fellow with many interests, the main one of which is girls. Riding AN , ' I around with Tom, tends to take up his leisure time. Sam has a K.. -' very keen interest in doing lab experiments, l wonder why! ' ' r - iHe just loves school? We all wish him the best of luck in the 51' . 'ii l . , Q v , - vp. field of mechanics. M. Matsko, C. Lishman, J. Kadony, J. Sanders, D. Vinc, D. Klemer, E, Prokop, J. Lewis, J. Shellhammer, M, Stranko, D. Harrison. 43 East Norwegian Mildred Justine Rennick Millie Academic A witty personality and a pleasant smile will always be characteristics of Millie. As one of our peppy cheerleaders, she showed plenty of enthusiasm while cheering our Saints on to victory. An excellent Academic student, she always found time to Darticipate in various clubs, and to enjoy her favorite pastime, talking. A From the class of '63 go wishes for only the very best life has to offer - may it all be yours, Millie. National Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, Vice-President 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 45 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Clairinn Literary Staff-Assistant Feature Editor 4. New Castle Frances Romanosky Frani Commercial Dancing is Frani's middle name, displaying her exceptional dancing ability is her main hobby. Her neat appearance and pleasing ways have won her many friends. This vivacious cheer- leader is sure to go for in life. F.H.A. 3, President 4, Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 47 Cheerleader 2, 3, 47 Business Staff 4. Sam! Clair Carol Ann Salak Carol Commercial Though quiet and shy, Carol's presence here at St. Clair High was still known to everyone. Being considered the Betsy Ross of our class, she was often called upon to display her home- making ability. She can also be depended upon to lend a helping hand when one is needed. To you, Carol, we wish the best of luck, and we are sure you will succeed in your future achieve- ments. F.H.A. 3, 47 Hap Committee 45 Business Staff 4. Pottsville John Sanders Big John Gene ral John came to us from Pottsville in his freshman year, He is very interested in sports and is especially active in football, He can always be found at the Pottsville Teener Field or riding around in his green Buick looking for girls. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. Middleport Mary Cecelia Schaeffer Mare Commercial This good natured Miss has a smile and a cheerful Hi for everyone. Mary, who hails from Middleport. was a welcome addition to St. Clair High in her junior year. ln her snare time, she loves to dance, cook, and see a certain sailor. When Mary departs from St. Clair High, she would like to be an Airline Stewardess. Good luck, Mare! Business Staff 4. East Norwegian Thelma Schrading Thelmala Commercial Thelma, quiet and friendly, hails from the fair borough of Mill Creek Manor, Enrolled in the Commercial course, she de- voted much of her time and talent to the F.l-LA. When not riding around with Yosty, she can usually be found at Willow Lake. Thelma, planning to become a fashion model, carries with her our best wishes for success in her chosen field. F.H.A. 2, 3, 47 Band 25 Hop Committee 4. ,,,..... Saint Clair Elaine Schwartz Elaine Commercial Elaine, a quiet and reserved girl, devotes most of her time to the F.H,A. Her interests center about a sewing machine and Schuylkill Haven. She spends her leisure time at Willow Lake or else trotting down to Mill Creek. Our hopes for a bright future go to this likeable girl. Business Staff 45 F.H.A. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Hap Committee 4. Saint Clair Andrew John Sedlock Andy Academic Here is our Andy, a typical American boy with ability, leadership, and a high scholastic rating. This tall, studious senior can usually be found solving a math problem or partaking in an involved chess game. Even though he is an excellent student, Andy still finds time for sports, Lots of luck to a boy who is sure to succeed. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, President 45 Chess Club 3, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 35 Student Council 3, Clairian Business Staff 4. Saint Clair Joseph John Semanco Joe Commercial Fun-loving, easy going, and agreeable best describe this good-looking senior. His fine quarterback performance best demonstrates his flair for football. Joe is also considered a neat dresser and exceptional dancer. Being a bit shy and quiet probably accounts for the fact that girls are his pet peeve. With you go our best wishes and hopes for a wonderful and successful uture. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4: Pram Committee 3, Hop Committee 41 Varsity Club 3, 4. 7 .,. h t :ex Saint Clair John Andrew Shandor Jack Academic .lack is the senior who claims the title, Editor of our Clairian. Dancing and sports take up most of his spare time. Being an excellent student, Jack is bound for college. May luck and success follow Jack through his future years. Basketball 25 Football 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Clairian Staff 4, Editor. Saint Clair Alice Elizabeth Sharockman Alice Academic This blonde, fun-loving senior is never at a loss for words. Alice can always be found having a good time, dancing, and making new friends wherever she goes. The class wishes the best of everything to her and knows that nothing but success will follow her in whatever she endeavors to do. Alpha Delta Pi 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 45 Clairian Business Staff 4, East Norwegian Joseph Francis Shellhammer Shelly Commercial Walking from the metropolis of Mill Creek at least five times a day seems to be the talent of this tired senior. Very interested in sports, Shelly was a member of the football and baseball teams. This all-around fellow is liked by all and lightens up any crowd. Parties and sports are his interests. To a future pro-athlete go best wishes for luck and success from the class of '63. Basketball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Saint Clair Albert J. Shimkus Al Commercial Who's that boy bothering Mr. Bertsch again? Who else but Al, a commercial student all the way. When not busy with his studies, fishing and hunting seem to fill in a lot of his spare time, Although reading sports books is a great interest of his, we find that this does not interfere with his interest in girls. Al is a very conscientious commercial student, so naturally his am- bition lies in the business world. Good luck! Courrier Staff 3, 4. Saint Clair Richard Charles Shoopack Rich Academic Rich has the honor of havinq been elected president of our class for the last three years. This quiet, popular, and active boy is a good student who is liked and respected by all. He gave us many thrills on the football field as well as on the baseball diamond. Rich plans to go to college and our hopes of success ga with him, Basketball 2: Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, President 43 Alpha Delta Pi 3, Treasurer 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Committee 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Class Officer President 2, 3, 45 Literary Staff 4. R. Taback, R, Sweat, J. Culbert, M. Yourshaw, M. Holobetz S Homcker R McNxtsky 48 Now we know who are the studiaus senior girls. St. Clair Paul Skrobak Paul Commercial A quiet, reserved fellow, Paul was enrolled in the cam- mercial course. During study period, when everyone was relaxing, Paul could be seen working hard on his shorthand. Paul is a Whiz at typing and will probably be a future executive. One of his favorite pastimes is playing basketball with the Arnots gang . Good luck, Paul. Blythe Victor St. Dennis Vic Gene ral Now, we introduce the newest member af our class, who came to us from Blythe. Vic, as he prefers to be called, likes to shoot with guns. Since his favorite place to spend time is any- where , don't be surprised if you see him in the Necho Allen hopping from place to place, Although his pet expression is Don't bother me, he is always ready to help. To you we wish the best of luck in whatever you decide to do in life. of luck. St. Clair Robert G. Stickloon Stick General Our famous art editor of the Clairian is known by his friends as Stick . He can always be found at Jae's when not partici- pating in his favorite pastime, playing the drums. Good luck, Stickl Prom Committee 35 Hop Committee 4: Class Officer, Vice-President 47 Literary Staff 4. succeed in life. Staff 4. William Sterner l Bill, one of the new additions to our senior class, iomed us this year from Blythe Twp He seems to have an avid interest in woodwork and cars. One may often find him patromzing a certain restaurant. To this future carpenter we wish the best Michael Joseph Stranko Jr Kaydo The captain of our football team is this handsome rep resentative of our class. His mam interests are sports especially football and girls. Active in and out of school, Mike is sure to Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 4 Class Officer Vice President 3 Literary St. Clair Robert Sweat Bobalee Commercial Here is Mount Hope Road's lane representative to our class. Bob's talent is getting out of work. Clsn't that everybodv's?l Listening to the radio and hunting seem to take up most of his time. Bob, your classmates wish you the best in Uncle Sam's Air Force. If' :U New Castle Raymond Szalku Malcolm Commercial Malcolm, as he is called bv his friends, can frequently be seen driving around in his Buick bomb. This member of the class of '63 is our only representative from Darkwater. Malcolm is very interested in football, and though he does not admit it, in the opposite sex. We wish the best ot luck and success to this friendly senior. Football 2, 3, 45 Hop Committee 4, Varsity Club 3, 47 Business Stuff 45 B,T.C, 4. Sandra Lee Thompson Sandy Academic National Honor Society and Aloha Delta Pi are a few of the school activities which claim Sondv as a member. Possessinq an avid interest in the opposite sex, she is also a fine twirler. On Friday and Saturday nights, you can usuollv find her at Willow Lake. To this conscientious student, we wish all the luck and success possible. , National Honor Society 3, 45 Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Prom Committee 37 Hap Committee 45 Literory Stott 45 Maiorette 2, 3, 4. F.H.A. 45 Band 3. if Middleport Richard G. Toback Rich Academic Although Rich didn't join us until his junior year, his pres- ence at S. C. H. has certainly been felt. He eagerly anticipated the hunting season and later discussed his adventures with his many friends. During his stay here, this cute senior was a member of the baseball team. May you become as successful as your name implies, Rich ! Baseball 3, Alpha Delta Pi 4. East Norwegian Shirley D. Tipping Shir General Shirl is one ofthe livelier members of the senior class Among the pastimes of this fun loving lass are swimming bowling and twisting - at Willow Lake - of course. She can be seen trudging to school each day from the booming metropolis of Mill Creek Manor. Her secret ambition is to become a model and we all wish her the best of luck in achieving her goal .-A wi K, '12 :kg '5' .1 my 1' Q Q' 'i T Y- 'Lt Q --In ze' flew. we 5 ' ': .?2Qg',f. 1 L . , Wm .-951 HY me Saint Clair Donna Gail Uhrin Donna Academic lf one visits Willow Lake, he is bound to see one of its most frequent patrons, Donna, who is extremely fond of dancing A capable and talented maiorette, she has added real glamour to our twirling corps. Personality, vivacity, attractiveness an popularity - Donna possesses all of these. Reluctantly we say good-bye to o thoroughly delightful classmate. Good luck' Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Prom Committee 32 Hop Committee 4 Literary Staff 4 Maiorette 2, 3, 41 F.H.A. 45 Clcss Officer 2, Secretary. l fsiT f?' ' , 1' Saint Clair David P. Vinc Slash General Dove is a remarkably quiet fellow who is well-liked by all his classmates. Having a knack for fast cars, Slash , as he is sometimes called, likes having o car faster than Heller's. Getting up early especially on Monday mornings seems to irritate this Senior. With his ambition to be a barber, we wish him nothing but luck and success in the years to come! Football 2, 3, Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 4. Stuff 4. New Castle Joseph Walsh Joe General When you mention anything about antique cars one of the first to voice his opinions would be Joe. He also likes to work with wood, at which he is quite an artist. Just stroll by the Shop and you are sure to find him. If you ever see a black '6l Merc crowded with boys, it can be none other than Joe driving the Arnout's gang around. We extend all the very best and the heartiest hopes for a happy future to a great fellow. Business Staff 45 Pram Committee 3. 1 Q 1 . ,, Middleport Donna Wolcavage Donna Academic A girl with wonderful artistic talent Donna possesses the rare ability of transforming lifeless canvas into beautiful crea tions. Coming to us from Pottsville High in her junior year, she has certainly been a great asset to our art department Eating and dancing are only two of her likes We tip our toms to an expert artist of the future. F.H.A. 4, Alpha Delta Pl 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 Hop Committee 4 Literary -7-x--r-ff-'- l ,itil Q- . t no, , 5. - , Eng? ., ef A , , f fimi? gggig' . is--A ? Simms lem 0 i -qw 4, l i l ,ng v x R. Podolick, A. Geiger, M. Rennick, J. Shondor. Saint Clair John G. Woodwell Tooter General This reserved boy is recognized by many as Tooter. John, a happy-go-lucky lad, is a verified funster and is liked by every- one. When not swimming, he can be found at the Shoppe or traveling around with his friends. We wish Tooter lots of success in-r-if in his Air Force career. ' Prom Committee 3. Saint Clair Michael Yordy Mike Gene ral This cute, quiet fellow can usually be found displaying his basketball ability at a basketball court. Although Mike does not claim school as one of his likes, he manages to get along quite well. His ambition for the future is to become one of Uncle Sam's Air Force Men. High-flying to you, Mike! St. Clair Thomas John Yost Tom General K A cloud of dust, a dull roar, and there goes Tom in his hot Chevy. Cars cars, and more cars appear to be his one and only interest, 'so naturally his craze for cars confirms his choice of career. lauto mechanicl May the wheels of success carry you swiftly toward your goal, Tom ! Football 25 Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 4. New Castle Myron Alexander Yourshaw Yoursh Academic Wit plus good looks plus dependability plus friendliness equal our Myron, one of the nicest lads to pass thrauqh the halls of S. C. H. Working on or around cars is his favorite pastime. Myron, with his quiet and pleasing nature, is also a member of the Alpha Delta Pi. Becoming an engineer seems to be his ambition, and we wish him all the best in his chosen career. Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Pram Committee 3, Hop Committee 45 Business Staff 4. Middleport Nancy Lee Ziegler N0nCe Academic Though Nance didn't enter S. C. H. until her junior year, she has made many friends here. Her interests include sewing, dancing, lat Willow Lake, of coursei and driving. Although she dislikes doing homework, this quiet senior has plans to enter nursing. We wish the very best of everything to you, Nance! Prom Committee 35 Literary Staff 4. ALMA MATER WORDS ALMA MATER Music ES. BODENNORN RPOLOGIESTO E.A.5. pr' 55? iraq 5 4341! I To DEAR OLD SAINTCLMRIIIGII SUIOOLTIIIS RING- ING SONG WE RAISE I WE CAME T0 YUU AS FRESH'MEN'OUR HEARTS WERE VOUNGAND FREE 5 ' 5 T E5 f f 5: Y A l ' A SONG THATS FILLEDWIYN GLAD NESS A SONG THAT-S FILLEOWIYII PRAISE VDU TOOK U5 AND VCU TAUGIIT Us BETTER CIT I ' ZENS TO -I-E ,F II Egisf? WS? Q rQ:49E:5i1:I44'El-SEI WE CAN NOT MELPBUT LOVE THEE UR HEARTS ARE FULL OF TIIEE AND NOW THAT WE ARE LEAV - ING OUPTHOUOHTSARE EL -If THE! iePSfEY2QfE 34553435494 m5'lA I517' ' . 42' . Fon wsu. we nuowrus near we owe To AL- MA MAT- E DEAR WE'u. cusn -:su mn A -none - -ruse Oun AL- MA MAT - an Dem 4 . .L 1 . . .: P5 3' E . LJ n. II 1 64-1 68 s ME R ig . sv-is , fLE:1.iQN Fungi ,G X- - , 5 1 . 3 1 My - M 7 . ' AQE,-1 U :'f2M M ' ! .w M Q27 fuhfw X ' X s 5 10' X 11 ' W xx Fig-.A 1' V A ' Wi' it I 'A Q C UHQMMVMLMMWU L E1 X XV-W: fi f 1 Q, , X Q, lim '-T X W D . K I .N , 1 A SQ NT 4 X ' l L N 2 , l.VJgX CLASS OF l964 President ,,--,-,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,, W . ,.,, .,,,,,,..,.. J ohn SOflll4CI Vice-President ,..f -en f,f,f ...,- ..Wff--ffff ..f-- J erfy T0mk0 Secretary --.Y,n,,,,,,,-,gA.,F..,, W ,a,,,, ,,a-Carol Ann Folta Treasurer ,-A,---,,----,-,,,,,,,h,..,,,,.... Suzanne Macola We, the class of 1964, were organized under the guidance of Miss Francks and Mr. Gondorchin in our sophomore year. We began immediately to prepare for our senior year by having a magazine campaign which proved very successful. To further increase our treas- ury, we also sold stationery in the spring of our sophomore year and this was our last project as sophomores. During our sophomore year we selected our class colors, flower, and motto. Our junior year proved to be even more demanding than our sophomore year, not only academically, but in extra-curricular activities as well. As juniors, we started off by electing new officers for our junior year and we also received a new class advisor, Mr. Kubeika, who replaced Mr. Gondorchin who left at the end of last year, So for this year we have had many worthy projects such as another maga- zine campaign, a dance, and soap sale. Among the extracurricular activities was our school newspaper, the Courier, of which we are very proud. We are now planning for our last achieve- ment of our junior year which will mark the beginning of our reign as seniors-the Junior Prom. This year will pass too quickly for many of us, and we will go into our senior year with the determination needed to fill all our expec- tations and hopes in our senior year. I We sincerely wish the best of success to all seniors. Jean Aclar-nick William Alexander Helene Argall Elizabeth Berdanier Loretta Bernirsky Anne Bixler Ruth Burke William Davenport James Delconre Mary Ann Donlin John Dresch Carol Folia Thomas Faster Carol Frantz George Gall Brian Goadheod Stanley Gravish Frances Gregas Robert Gregor Edward Gursky Barbara Harris Thomas Hill Michael Homo John Homovich Audrey Hosler Dennis Hyland Gloria Jenkins Margaret Kodak Carol Kopp Patricia Kas! ELEVE TH GRADE - ff. Ai j 'L -GQ LB., 5 ' :Q . xx- Lggg f6Qj':S5.K. Q- r 4 .. ,I , , ' ' XL-Q K. M J X f X G -fllilf l ' A Q all A A , ' .Q E? zi. X . , r.. Q-e it -32, 5' .-M A . rw 'Q f j , P! 4:-. 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'N , x ,Aly .K fs filiif 5f'lf2' 'in 'Lk ' f l. 3- ' ,, is-,I mf-1 Joanne Kovich Joan Marie Kovich Charles Krause Stanley Kupchinsky Beverly Lowe David Lulzkanin Elizabeth Lutzkanin Suzanne Macolo Arlene Mall Jesse Mates Rose Marie Mikalauskas John Mistishen Bernice Motto Thomas Mullin Daniel Murray Elaine Nemeth Donald Parry James Parry Joseph Pelachick James Phillips Andrew Podgurski Phillip Padalick James Powanda Gay Prem Loretta Preni Joseph Rody Grace Reed Bruce Schafer Dennis Savers Gary Shadle John Sheppo John Shields Sophru Skrabck Betty Smith Joanne Snyder John Sofilku Sondra Stubingas Doreen Stepen Judy Stephenson John Suprock Ann Marie Symons Larry Tellup Ronald Tohill Jerome Tomko John Tomko Michael Tomko Carl Trough James Trout Russell Vandermartin Alice Vcckic Charlotte Vockie Margaret Weikel Mary Weikel Ernest Wharton Catherine Whitford Margaret Whitford Judy Winn Annette Woollom Natalie Yurickones ELEVE TH GRADE ff I., J ., -H K 'ff wg Qi, 1' 5 J 'H ' E 0 or ,,J' - N - 2' J +35 .Q we A . M 2. ' . zgei' J L ,er J Q. X VX Y , J X I at W J l l f - If or J J r . 4 r R aggfj , V, ' KY . , -K ,L r -W. - K .Q or 4 XX. I J , tl l ' Su Xa. f l l lx ff , . Q -vf .- Y 3? 9 imyvgv 1 , N IX .-' I 11. . 1 N M ,L I K 'V fb, 12' lf' T o '.,. . A ' x A ,J K ,Q ,g ,G T11 Y. f ' Al -li 61 CLASS OF I965 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ......,.......,...,Y............................ ..... . JOHN WAPINSKY VICE PRESIDENT .......................................... GEORGE CHERIPKA SECRETARY ......,... . TREASURER ......,.. HISTORIAN, ....... . ........MARCELLA FILANOWSKI GERALDINE KOSMARI JOHN KADINGO Marlene Adomchick Albert Alessi Jean Andrews Elaine Baker John Beese Victoria Bogish Bonnie Botzer George Bayer Thomas Brennan Mildred Buchinsky John Burke Joan Cebatoris George Cheripka Michael Chizrnar Patricia Connors David Cock Nancy Cookson Frank Crompton Elaine Denning Patricia Denning Kenneth De Pauli Edward Eagan Carol Fatula Marcella Filanowski Diane Filiac Nora Fogarty Allen Folia Bernard Futchka Richard Garland Geraldine Geiger TE TH GRADE I lim , ,I , :Q Erma Q9 5, una. A if 3, 'rf ' b Q.: be, bf' L I ,4 , . V , L V N h , ,. 40, M - . 4 V 5, i by ' 31 L tv' I , E 0 A. 4 ' Q , J iQ:.':fLf3- XA 1 fir! E w wf is Xie: 'is' 9 wr -1 A 9 f Q he i -1- ' Q 1, A. f E ,, Nl Q - .B E, is b 1 ,I X - J , , . -- . 4, 2 '.l'.w1 r . gig e A , ev f 9 -51 Q Q X V. 'ig'-' ish sf , fb A V gi Fax gk, ? 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YM' New vwiif b,,k E ra' Q 6 ,Wig N gfiiw XM n Q9 ' 4- K x 555: . 5573 ,4- QTW' in 5 X .lf fr' in id: Kristine Grabowski George Gregor Betty Gwin Francis Hale Ruth Hcllick Ellen Hammer Neal Hcslom Stephen Herman Carl Holzer Beverly Holtzman Charles Holtzman Annu Mae Home Cheryl Honicker Susan Hyland Donald Jones Joseph Kantner Samuel Kanish Edward Kolycn Joseph Kadingo Carolanne Kachelries John Ketrick William Kemer Anna Mae Kiatskie Geraldine Kcsmaru Mary Kovoch Marianne Kuchinsky Robert Kuzio Robert Leddy Walter Lehon Frederick Maley Dolores Marchock Kenneth Moyers James McGonigle Patricia McNulty Robert McNulty Sharon Melochick Thomas Moore James Oscelus Leona Pelachick Elaine Ray John Reilly Gail Rennick Robert Rennick Lawrence Roman Katherine Schappe John Scheer Dane Schleicher Robert Seigentuse Allen Severs Charles Sharockmun Jeanette Shields David Shoapack Michael Skrobak Beth Ann Sitler Elizabeth Spontak Richard Stabingas Mary Stefanick Patricia Stencovage Chorline Stephens Lucille Stemer ff5'SE:' 4 Si. 1 lt .. ,fl Q. Fx, Q, bl tm t 1 -is '34-il, L 2:1- If 1 if . C' TE TH GRADE !.',. W ,121 4 T lille M .sir T1 Q .3 , Q 1 fs -. Fw .Ltr . , - 1. ,,. . lik ' trys ig 1,-.,u . L 1 ar .t:?.i2f5. ,- ' ,t ' X L Q - 1 'f . 2- - fb Y 'ii . ' My at Q 'T' A. z 'tj wr ' nf '11 Ta W- t , ', :, , M W 53, r fiffg gli-N' 1 3. 1 -, it 'gt 'r - '1 Q te.. - X f L ,gilzxv L3 , Q EEZAB. . X K .W Y , '5 953. ' 'K t, . fax' 'e ,' W can 4.3, Q X, af. -it , M- ises M . ' 3? ' 'Vi' Q. i f M L M ,Wir ,N 'Pdf ' 'X Q Q f gi , W4-.,. ' ' t N ?' 'lf f V A 4 P eg... ' f Q Q, T. J , - In ul . n , ' f - M nm ' 4' . W . H .si W' A - , f . ' A . ' V an-o r- S . .1 F 'S-.?'i.g 'Q . ,' .M t V . ' . the s.-5:Ei. fe53s f - th 1' Q . X, 65 i i5Q TE TH GRADE .ffiv T T , ,T ' X Q , -43 . ,' ig li '-3 .J R ll -' A T 'iw .A , my X T. -W 'f RQ -, '5 A , Ai nu fv , I l 5 4213- T ' L. rf :fl T - -W l V' . . .. ' Elaine Sutlko Michael Swartchick Edward Thomas Rosalie Tkach Richard Tomko William Toomey Joanne Traut John Vmbel John Wapmsky Janet Weiss Elia Moe Williams Charles Wylom Frank Yekaitis Mary Ann Zucker Bernadette Zucal 66 Senior P.O.D. Class Jeffrey Balkovich George Bell Robert Boyer Mary Burke Elaine Crompton Dorothy Culbert Raymond Dcrcangelo James Dix John Donoski Martin Dross Peter Fatula Edward Fogarty Katherine Fnlweiler Robert Frantz Michael Futchka Jahn Gall Robert Gustitus Sheila Hallick Arlene Harris Jane Haslarn Norma Heinbach Jeanne M. Hipp William Hodon John Holden Vnctoria Hasler Coral Jones Elaine Kunger Katherine Kanger John Kessock Florence Kobige CLASS OF l966 r q Q at 1392 ', We L ' 1 r- 'r , , . K Elzgxx xr , En: ggfzszuiilk . .ax :ilu fault. Z , K Q 5 at W fa. 8 E- ' r N E 1 or X X V' f' 1 . ' .KF , l L X, fy wit Lt. fm . A 4. rf yft. 3 X75 ,v Q li ' Q Q Q S- 1 ts., wal 5' ' , X: X i H tw-age. 5,3 i te, WV F r tx o r Al vm ,ea I A 1 1 X fvav' Eg... 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T M ., :K-4-:Y 'zb x l ff' fyEKPHr 411:1 3 -ii W5 5' 6 5 Shirley Kovich June Lewis William Lowthert Mary Lynch Sharon Martin William Martin Kathryn Melochick Rose Minarick Sondra Minarick Diane Mulhall Patricia Nazar Darlene Nemeth Gloria Nemeth Donna O'Leary Carolyn Opalenick Joseph Opalenick Joseph Palerino Lawrence Polka Elaine Pavlick John Petro Cheryl Pollock Adrian Pouchan Dorothy Reed Stephen Rennick Gerald Richter Peter Rightus Helen Rodenbough Dennis Schuster Paul Shandor Ronald Shappell Charles Shellharnmer Rosemarie Shepenas David Smerlick Everett Smith Robert Snyder Carol Somers Mary Ann Steffnnic Sharon Stephenson Susan Srurz Patricia Tellup Theodore Thorn William Tihonsky Richard Tobin Margaret Tomko Elaine Torolu Shirley Troy John Udit Marie Unuscovage John Urenko Fronkaline Voleni John VonderMarfin Donna Verracco Robert Wary Dorothea Webb Kenneth Webber Carol Williams Joseph Yurashus Karin Yurdnck Martino Zulick Paul Zulick NINTH GRADE Q55 V W Pen if Q ff Nfl X 5, l. A 1 I ' X ' ' 'X , , XAKE Egg sy 3i:!, X 4. llllgi. Kat E Q5 Emil if. el 'ir D f' r 'fix a X A W ,i Am . ' ,X ei , 5 go 59 , Mk' Vt-1 JM! A AN 9 A , 395,15 WT fi 'aff VW., , ' :1 ' , K f' 1 KTA' - L ' I QL i,,,, I ' ee ee 2 90215 ' ,,' -gan. . - .s me f- a l W L-W ,L., WE, fe-Y, , X4 2 .4 1 .A ' I 'ly ' lx .W .5i:Zt, xbil s- TS 'xl ref ri S, ya . lg ll 69 Pr ,rv- CLASS OF QQ Qi YN .4 ,gg rg... 1 l A l vel A .nge 1 K x A, 1 'I 'K 'li s J l ,av - f ' ifiQflN E -Qflgxfl n S' . , 8 'x I X ' 1 if 7, V 1 -7 'Tw -Q-3 l I if .5 V, 5,3 C? ' 4 5' , 9 Q gf ' y 1 l X N 'if id rf - W K 5 fl f mf'--A lr-mf . Q r by , 4, , Q4 ' '27 'Q-r l K, ' 'PQ'-A - V A ' 54: . Y Q l V 1' QNX I 1 , fl ,, X ll, ' -,mf mer, ' S 521 l galil f, R 1 , x Y 1 k A 3?:iii? X x J 70 Thomas Adomchick George Allen Joseph Balulis Patsy Bebin Rosaline Berdonier Bernice Bernitsky Joseph Boris Vledo Bono Elizabeth Butler Ann Cheripka Edward Chizrnor Lloyd Davenport Joseph Denning Edward Dresch Phillip Frclntl Jane Garland Cathy Giernzc Helen Gombar Paul Gravich Daniel Grlgos William Gustilus Linda Hallick David Hobbs Nancy Husavage Beverly Kachelries Peter Kalyan Richard Kusmarl Rose Kodak John Kosmori Louise Kratchko Donna Kull Richard Kuzio Selma Linebar Ann Longo Thomas Madara Patrick Malenick Michael McNulty Susan Miller Sally Minarick Michael Naradko Helen Nazar Nancy Neidlinger Ann Marie Palerino John Palik Theodore Pelachick Robert Price Rose Salak Elizabeth Schaeffer Mary Ann Sekela James Setlock Michael Setlock John Shimkus Thomas Shirey Carl Simchena Joseph Skrobok Edward Snyder Mary Ann Sofilka Robert Slabingas Paul Starr John Stencovage EIGHTH GRADE N ft W, W ,, L s. b 12 iff 1' - , I t L, TA W 5 M kg. it L ' Q , at P x , '- fi W,x 5 :mx . . 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'T' k, ': ' 1151 'N .- L 5 fi mill Q V ii 9 . . i .Al 3 'Q' - . ws-v 72 James Siepen William Staffregen John Sullivan David Turalis Mark Warner William Webber Marvin While Earl Williams James Wineland Vincent Yakaitis John Zerdy Sandra Zulick Jeanette Alessi Donna Dacheriy Carol Dronick Gloria Gulka John Hart David Haslam Robert Howells Jenn Kapusto Jean Kuriek Carol Moyer Elaine Naradka Ann Marie Palerino Mary Ann U runium Joanne Androsko Linda Artz Judy Bolkovich Patricia Beaches' Michael Bell Robert Boris David Bosna Ernest Botto Ray Buchinsky John Chismar Hermine Chylack Nicholas Dorosh Par Davie Kathleen Didjunos Earl Gorenly Thelma Gorman Linda Granello Kethleen Gravish Thomas Gustitus Christina Hallick Allan Haslom Henry Hassenbein Sandra Hosler Linda Hulet Joan Hyland Gary Johnson Charles Kadingo Jean Kcdingo Richard Kanish Donna Kellcgher Carol Kerick Joseph Kosmori Mariunn Kostrey Many Ann Macolo Leroy McClure Mary Miller 1.9.0 .J CLASS OF I968 givin! 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Q- Barbara Opalenick l 'lsr V, 1 Mary Ann Puvelko i ,. Joann Pogash Q 7' ,K Q fl Amelia Pulik Q Q 'e -l Kathryn Pouchan V' i L- s- W -' f D '. Ellwood Reed L. - , 5 , T Vi bf, js'-V g xv ' Helen Rennick Y Y if ,X X 'N . s- fx Charles Ross - -xx ,xxx 2 X , ' , L Stephen Sabaday R. . eg N i N D 'as .1 if l .fi 5 92 r J , ' A David Schaeffer ftqmg. i G. W 'flue' X - . , Linda Schultz 1 54 , .1 gg t XE.: 4 4, as -L. if Gregory sedmck . ' f ' ,W W X V I 'LT ' tx' Robert Shellhammer Q 'ifzin 5 , Susan Shields Y 1 20, ,Q Richard Shirey A i . 'n it 5 ' K ' n ffm. ' .t . l A i A i A v In ,4 . Michael Sotilka I ek' , it. W ,Wg-,V in x it :. V Nl go, 3?-Lane :tgtrrf ,, ., v- an 15. A sep e an 2' I YW . F, ' be SEQ? E-Q Paul Sammi: W Al K f , 5 bf' Susan Stutlmun X N XY' x If , tv , 53, i Leonard Tauris i f . A '. I nu n Judith Thorn f ., James Tohill 'al-'QD W 1 Michael Udit 'x ' Diane Vockie - ' Robert Wapinsky Cynthia Williams I In 'wi 1. D I A 'G-Q. Leo Winsko D 'NCR 1, .'.'.1 2, . 1 x --X in .A .. 74 Sharon Yanks CTI IT ES 19 Q, , . ? Q ., , ' xf fa E E X by 6 0 S 4 RJ X sk i K P gl.5m,4. ,k .,.t:,b,N ,NX , M ' ,f , 4 mx J 5 . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY P N Y IZ SEATED, Left to Right: Anastasie Geiger, Geraldine Artz, Treasurer, John Shandor, Vice-President: Richard Shoop- cck, President: Mildred Rennick, Secretory: Kathleen Narodko, Rose Marie Podolick, Sandra Thompson, Mrs. Phoebe Tomko, Advisory Andrew Sedlack, Berneda Beacher, Ruth Gambill, Mary Ann Andrashick, William Andorsko. STANDING: Leonard Ossmnn, Geraldine Jones. STU DE T COUNCIL SEATED, Left to Right: Rosalie Tkach, Charlotte Vackie, Kovich, Arlene Harris, George Gregor, Mary Ann Androx Secretary, Joseph Rady, Vice-President, Michael Holobetz, shick, John Kessock, Marlene Adamchick, John Vrabel, President: John Sofilka, Treasurer, Catherine Pauchan, Mary Ann Steffanic, Geraldine Naradka, Henry Hessen- STANDINGI John Sullivan, Mirhael Naradko, Joanne bein, Edward Dresch. BUSINESS TRAINING CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: Carol Kopp, Olga Mcliniok, Kath- Charlotte Vockie, Nancy Podgurski, Paul Juba, Mary Ann Ieen Androsko, Ruth Gumbill, Mary Ann Androshick. Donlin, Joanne Kovich, Joan Marie Kovich, Edward Grieff, STANDING: Mr. Bertsch, Advisor, Beverly Lowe, Fayette Loretto Pretti, Betty Smith, Judy Stephenson, Ray Szalku. Didiunas, Suzanne Macola, Helene Chalinsky, Arlene Mull, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President ,,., ,, E..,.., ,Froni Romunosky Treasurer ,,..,,,.....,.. .. .,f-Judy Cook Vice-PresidenL, H. ,, -E ,,-,.,,-Koren Kuil Repnrters ,,.,.,, ,Helene Argall, Carol Folto Secrefary-m ,,,,, --- , ,E,.. Fayette Didjunas Advisor ,..,.H,E..,.E,. .e,.,-Mrs. Billmon COURIER STAFF mf. ,fn-y-I A .. XA , ' r l 1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Suzanne Maccla, Anne Bixler, Mr. Bertsch, Advisorg Carol Kopp, Mary Ann Danlin SECOND ROW: Edward Grieff, Edward Gursky, Leona Pelo- chick, Betty Smith, Joan Marie Kovich, Mary Stefonick, Joanne Kovich, Beverly Lowe, Alice Vockie. THIRD ROW: Arlene Mall, Patricia Kost, Bernadette Zucal, Helene Argall, Kathleen Androsko, Carol Folia, Olga Maliniak, Albert Shimkus. DRAMA CLUB ADVISOR ..... ,, ., , -- .,,.,.,,,,. WMRS. STERNER ALPHA DELTA PI . K X-L' . Ni ' N SEATED, Left to Right: Geraldine Naradko, Anastasia Podolick, Richard Toback, Donna Uhrin, Paul Kessack, Geiger, Geraldine Ariz, Secretary: Richard Shoopack, Mrs. Tomko, Advisorp John Shandor, Sandra Thompson, Trecsurerj Andrew Sedlock, President: Mildred Rennick, Michael Holobetz, Donna Wolcuvage, Miriam Kelly, Myron Vice-President: Barbara Pelochick, Marie Kolyan. STAND- Yourshaw, William Jones. lNG: Leonard Ossman, Raymond McNitsky, Rose Marie CHESS CLUB ADVISOR ,...,,....,, ,,,, - MR, ALBERT ALESSI I VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Dresch, D. Harrison, J. E. Gurski, J. Sofilka, B. Futchko, B. Goodhead, J. Tomko, Shundor, M. Stronko, M. Holobetz, J. Wabby, J. Rody. J. Kodany, J. Shellharnmer. FIFTH ROW: W. Toomey, K. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kubeikc, J. Tomko, P. Podolick, Mr. Mayers, R. Shoopack, J, Lutzkonin, R. Szolku. SIXTH Wolff, J. Wcpinsky, L. Ossmon, Mr. Ponko, THIRD ROW: ROW: F, Crompton, E. Kalyun, R. Stabingos, G. Gregor, A. Podgurski, R. Tobin, S. Honicker, J. Semonco, J, R, Rennick, W. Lehan. Sanders, E. Prokop, P. Juba. FOURTH ROW: P. Kessock, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Kiatskie, A, Geiger, A. bowski, C. Kopp, S. Macola, K. Moyers, G. Boyer, R. Price Bixler, B. Zucal, C. Dronick, G. Gulko, L. Krotchko, T. T. Foster, Mr. Jennings, Director. Sidella. SECOND ROW: M. Kovnch, J. Palerino, K. Gra- I MAJORETTES BOTTOM TO TOP, from Left to Right: Sandra Thompson, Beverly Lowe, Judy Stephenson, Joan Cebatoris, Catherine Geraldine Nuradko, Donna Uhrin, Carol Ann Folto, Whitford, Mary Steffonic, Elaine Nemeth, Sondra Patricia Connors, Marcella Filcnowski, Beverly Kochelries, Stabingcs. SENIOR MAJORETTES Captain--Geraldine Noradko Co-Captains-Donna Uhrin and Sandro Thompson JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ella Mae Williams, Joanne Trout, Rosalie Tkach, Norma Heinboch, Geraldine Kosmari, Sharon Stephenson. COLOR GUARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Frankalene Valent, Elaine Ray, Joann Kovich, Kathryn Schappe, Judy Cheripka, Joan Marie Kovich, Carol Williams. NPIIGE9' SEATED, Left to Right: N. Ziegler. D. Walccvcge, J. Cher- L. Sterner, C. Knchelries, M. Stefonick, P. Connors, L. Pel- ipka, B. Martin. A. Sharockmon, B. Pelachick, R, Podolick. achick, B. Sitler, A. Vockie, E. Hammer, A. Bixler, D. STANDING: G. Reed, M. Whitford, S. Hyland, B. Bolzer, Stephen, KEY CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: W. Jones, G. Boyer, A. Folia, R. Davenport, R. Vundermartin, J. Sofilka, 8. Goodheod, Mr. Panko, A. Alessi, R. Stobingcs, T. Moore, G. Cheripku, J. Kodingo, D. DePnuIi, R. Tomko, R. Rennick. G. Gregor. STANDING: R. Gregor, J. Powando, T. Foster, Dale Friday, Moy 4, l962 Place Carroll St. Auditorium JUNIOR PROM Theme Roman Holiday Music The Counts Date Friday, November 21, 1962 Place Co rroll Sf. Auditorium SENIOR HOP Theme Gateway to the Stars Music Chubby cmd the Roy-Als 8 7 w MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED Mildred Rennick BEST LOOKING on Michael Hoiobetz MOST DEPENDABLE Mary Ann Andrashick and Donna Uhrin and Clare Boyer MOST MUSICAL Myron Yourshaw Bemeda Beacher and Leonard Ossman Anastasia Geiger and Robert Stickioon WITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC Judy Cook Andrew Secllock and William Jones BEST DANCERS Mildred Rennlck and Kathleen Androsko BEST PERSONALITY and Solon Honicker Audrey Kerick and Joseph Lewis John Woodwell and Geraldine Ariz SP RTS hx X6 Q ,I-.. 5 ,J QI' 4 V '?f2. '1Qn4' X lllvxwl ,S y 1 I, X-t X fs' A ff? '-Hwy 'yxmmJy,,', x 193 ' ki-GY' g 5 5 NM' W 5 f . 1 5 I, l XXX Y ' '-pl!lYlf' ' A Q .f f X ' 'X r . . E X 54.8. X XW 'f fwg 2 -1 j x 5 ,, f Q ,f f f wb .rf , E Q ,ff 7 f J 5 Ev ff 'ff 4- Q f SYX ' V-f,:g 5 'Q TN , Wim 'f 1.1 X - :Q X fix Y? -S ' 6 1 Il Q X R bi ' fgfx ' E ' v ' QW - . , Q ax 2 w , , Af jx K Xxx: Q Q f . its ,,?:3T1Z,E:ZglE,-n , :Q ' Emu mwm ,gm ui S 'Q ' ff, - - k 7 Q I X N - - 5 Q F N A 1 A ..,.g 5: ' Q ' ' P... , X ff ' , 7 ,, Z9 .f f-S -N NM 5 ,fyLW0f04ff AQ? x 5 ff- '-5 5' ' 5 - 5 N X' 'V - gif! A S K - E 7 Q NX ? ' F .1 :L Nga six S 5 LW X N' X Q 32 S 5 -KW SN? Hi , ? .S -Hx 1 I Zz.-A . -Q Q 'Q 7573 l ll Ili ' 'WA ' oz? can FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left ta Right: J. Rody, J, Sanders, S, Hanicker, M. Holobetz, P. Podalick, M. Stranko, D. Harrison, J. Wabby, A. Podgurski. SECOND ROW: J. Tomko, J. Semunco, S. Kupchinsky, E, Gursky, J, Tomko, P. Kessock, J. Wapinsky, J. Shandor, L. Ossman,'R. Szalku, J, Dresch. THIRD ROW: The i962 edition of the Saint Clair Area Joint High School football team produced a rec- ord of 4 wins, 4 losses and l tie, Our team received a stunning upset from powerful Mahonoy Area in the first game of the season by the score of 27 to 7. Our only score came in the second period when Holobetz scored from the six-inch line. The next week the team bounced back and won over Blue Mountain 20 ro 7. This win was accomplished mainly through the efforts of Dan Harrison and Joe Semanco. The Saints again seemed to have met their match against Frackville, when at the half the Frackville squad was leading by a score of l3 to O. But in the third quarter speedy Mike Holobetz intercepted a pass on their I9-yard line and ran 8l yards for the score. ln the fourth quarter the Saints were on the move and again Holobetz ran for the scare and the game ended T3 to l3. 92 Mr. Wolff, J. Shellhamrner, R. Tobin, W. Ketner, B. Good- head, P. Shields, B. Futchlco, P. Juba, Mr. Panko. FOURTH ROW: J. Sofilka, W. Toomey, R. Rennick, W. Lehan, G. Gregor, K. Moyers, R. Stabingas, E. Kalyan, J. Holden, W. Lowthert, D. Schuster, F. Crompton, Mr. Kubeika. On a cold Saturday night a week later our Saints again were beaten, this time by West Hazelton i9 to 6. The team then encountered the Schuylkill Haven outfit. There was no scoring by either team in the first half and the teams seemed to be evenly matched, but in the third quarter the Saints pulled out all the stops and beat the Havenites 32 to 0, At Kulpmont, with Holobetz at the controls, the Saints again went on to another impressive 'win. This time the score was 34 to 0, Ashland was the next victim for the rampag- ing Saints as they fell prey 58 to O. We dropped the remaining two games, one against Minersville l3 to 0-we were hoping to beat them three years in a row-and the other against Tamaqua, the Conference Champions, 44 to 19. K 4. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mike Stranko, Dan Harrison, Midge Halabetz SECOND ROW John Sanders, Mr. Wolff, Sully Honicker. Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 7 Mahanoy Area 20 Blue Mountain 13 Frackville 6 West Hazelton 32 Schuylkill Haven 34 Kulpmont 58 Ashland O Minersville I 9 Tamaqua FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Holobegz Rolls Om Harrison Skirts End ii Touchdown Bound Does He or Doesn't He? VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Paul Zulick, Peter Rightus, Joseph Edward Gfleff, Charles KYUUSE. MV- Wolff. COGCHF Andfew Opalenick, Michael Halabetz, Daniel Harrison, Joseph 5957059 Joseph RUdY, SQIDN Hsflklkef- Semonco, Edward Prakop, SECOND ROW: Dennis Schuster, The basketball team of i963 finished high in the North Schuylkill League standings but failed in its bid for the District Xl Class B crown. Saint Clair defeated Frockville by one point for their first league win of the season. This game proved to be a real thriller since we were down by 13 points at the half. ln the next game against Ashland the Saints pulled off a 63-58 victory over a highly rated Ashland five. The battle for the top spot in the North Schuylkill League between Saint Clair and Maho- noy Area was decided in Mahanoy's favor. The final tally read Saint Clair 38, Mahanoy Area 49. Shenandoah tried to remove the Saints from second place, but to no avail. The Saints won' it 61-57 with Dan Harrison picking up the scoring honors. At Kulpmont the Wildcats were completely baffled by the Saints full court press and the Saints scored another victory to take second place in the first half of the North Schuylkill League race. The team started the second half off with another hard fought victory over Frackville. Then the Saints began to falter and they dropped the next three league games to Ashland, Mahanoy Area, and Mount Carmel. In Shenandoah it was a different story, the Saints defeated the Blue Devils 85-78. Mike Holo- betz paced the Saints' attack with 24 points fol- lowed by Honicker with 23. The lost regular game of the season ended on a note of victory. The Saints handed Kulpmont a 63 to 54 setback. Saint Clair's two victories over Frackville qualified them to enter the Class B playoffs. The first game against Nesquehoning proved to be an easy victory. The Saints employed the use of the fast break and the full court press to overcome the Warriors. Harrison was high with 18, followed by Holobetz and Honicker with l7 and l6 respectively. The following game for the District Xl Class B championship at Harrisburg was against Foun- tain Hill, The Saints gave all they had in this one but it was not sufficient to overcome the fourth period surge of Fountain Hill. The final score read Fountain Hill 67 and the Saints 61. 95 BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS Sedlock Takes the Tap Harrison With a Jump Shot Easy Loy-Up Holobetz Makes c Crucial Pass JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Left to Right: John Wapinsky, John Kessock, Michael Swartchick, Richard Stobingos Frank Crompton Jeffrey Balkavich, Thomas Moore, Charles Shorockman, John ,lahn Lutzknnin, Samuel Kanish, Kenneth Moyers Holden SECOND ROW: George Cheripka, George Bell, VARSITY SCHEDULE Schuylkill Haven 42 89 Kulpmont Schuylkill Haven 46 8l Frackville Minersville 70 7l Ashland Frackville 47 80 Minersville Ashland 58 57 Mohonoy Area Pine Grove 62 42 Coal Township Pine Grove 62 85 Tri Valley Mahanoy Area 49 50 Mount Carmel Tremont 52 85 Shenandoah Coal Township 86 63 Kulpmont Mount Carmel 43 7I Nesquehoning Shenandoah 57 61 Fountain Hill JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Schuylkill Haven 52 45 Shenandoah Schuylkill Haven 34 67 Kulpmont Minersville 50 62 Frackville Frackville 64 51 Ashland Ashland 64 30 Minersville Pine Grove 52 33 Mahanoy Area Pine Grave 38 4I Coal Twp. Mahanoy Area 60 34 Tri Valley Tremont 35 60 Mount Carmel Coal Twp. 60 50 Shenandoah Mount Carmel 29 52 Kulpmont BASEBALL TEAM 'F' ,M FIRST ROW, Left ta Right: R. Tohill, G. Futchka, J. Kadony, J. Wapinsky P Shields M Stranko, C. Shaud, J. Shellhammer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kovich, J. Racly M Halobetz R Shaapack, D. Harrison, C. Kost, J. Webby, S. Honicker, R. Taback, J. Sofilka Mr Wolff Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Saint Clair Minersville Ashland Butler Township Girardville Mount Carmel Shenandoah Mahanay Area Kulpmont Ashland Mahanay Area Butler Township Frackville Mount Carmel Shenandoah Kulpmont Frackville I BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS Between Innings Put Shields at Bat oegmx ' W 4 Fu-vi 2-X Wkfifv' j,f:: !-1. ' 15' . .Q I-,'J'l5 ' f. - -I 'X' '. -,T mviyxk., . A K, ', zfzux ffilyzk 1 ,K+ ff, 100 SAFE! Close Play of First !v i -L ws 1, uf' ADM! I lHm. . . Q X ru x' ,I A X X Q X 6 ' X ,gh-3 1. , yy! -L fmyfy KV Tk' G O2 Aggon's Tailor Shop Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Alessi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Androshick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Androsko Mr. Arthur Argall Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Arnout Clayton Artz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Joseph Baker Barney's Barber Shop Miss Margaret Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beacher Miss Ruthann Beocher Mrs. Susan Beocher Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Bertsch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Billmon Miss Esther A. Botzer Mrs, Arline Boyer and Mrs. Clare Boyer Mr. Mr. and Mrs, James A. Brennan Julia Bucklar Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Buecker, Jr. Dr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burock and Mrs, Albert Burke Anna Burke Harry Burke and Mrs. George Cheripka, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Cheripka Michael Ci. Cheripka Mr. Chylack's Cafe ond Mrs. L. J. Culbert and Mrs. George Davenport Davis Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Thomas Farrell Mrs. Betty Fenster Valeria and Mrs. Edward Delker and Mrs. Raymond R. Didiunas and Mrs. David Evans PATRONS Miss Emma I... Foster Miss lsabel Fr Mr. and Mr, and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr, and Mr. and Mr, and Mis Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr S. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr S. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs ancks Frank Frantz Paul E. Gambill Charles H. Gannon Thomas N. Geiger Francis Gombor Robert Gorman La Mar Grieff Robert Harrison David Heffner Robert Heller s Catherine Hoke and Mrs, Michael Holobetz and Mrs. Clare Honicker John Horbal and Mrs, Thomas Jennings and Mrs. Alfred G. Jones Helen Jones and and and and and and and and and and John Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Charles Juba l Albert Kadany Michael Kalochie Peter Kalyan James P. Kelly, Jr. Steve Kerick John Kessock Lester Ketner Mrs Andrew Klemer Mrs Charles Kost Kost and Mrs. Charles Kovich and Mrs. Michael J. Kovich Genevieve Kronenberg and Mrs. John Kubeika and Mrs, Norman Kull and Mrs. Joseph Lewis Joseph Lishman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Longhenry Mr. and Mrs. James Love Mrs. Catherine Lutzkanin Miss Eleanor R. Mac Donald Miss Anne Maliniak Mrs. Olga Maliniak Mr. and Mrs. Owen Martin Mr. and Mrs. George Matsko Mr. and Mrs John Mozar Mr. and Mrs George McNitsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mehalko Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mikelsavage Mrs Susan Mishakes Miss Mary Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Mooney Mrs Nellie M. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Naradko Mrs. Amelia Ossman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Palko Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Panko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pelachick Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Padgurski Mr. John Podolick Mr. and Mrs. John Prokap Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ray Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed Mr. and Mrs. George Rennick Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts Mrs. Alice Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rompala Mr. and Mrs. John Salak Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scandibar Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scheafter Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Schraedley Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schroding PATRONS Hazel Schwartz Angela Sedlock Mr. and Mrs. Michael Semanco Mr. and Mrs. John Shandor Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Shipos Mr. and Mrs. John Sharockman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shellhammer Mr. and Mrs. John Shimkus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shoopack Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Skrobak Mr. and Mrs Mat Snyder Mr. Charles Staso Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sterner Mr. William Sterner Mrs. Victoria St. Denis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stickloon Mrs. Michael J. Stranko Mr. and Mrs. John Sweat Mr. Joe Sylvesters Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szalku Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thompson Miss Mildred Thorn Mrs. Alice Tipping Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toback Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tomko Mr. and Mrs John Uhrin Mr. and Mrs Michael Vinc Mr. and Mrs. Kermit E. Wagner Mrs. Helen Walcavage Mr. and Mrs. Peter Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Welker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams Mr. and Mrs, William Wolff Mr. and Mrs Harry Yordy Mr. and Mrs. John Yost Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yourshaw Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Zeigler 103 04 Compliments of SMITH'S PHOT0 STUDICJ Photographers for the 1963 Clairion 426 North Centre Street Pottsville, Po. Phone 622-4550 K SAM MILLER MOTORS INC. Pottsville Comet Meteor Monterey Continental Telephone 429-0251 Compliment: of Remodeling ond Jobbing CHARLES YOU RSHAW Contractor and Builder Chestnut Street Arnot's Addition Saint Clair' Pol Saint Clair, Pennsylvania 10 ANTH RACITE SERVICENTER D AVtllPp R 209B k Ph 622 O 8 668 4 60 C nzplimerm of STUDENT COUNCIL C I la g tu ation! to Clan of 1963 COLUMBIA HOSE CO. NO. 2 Sf CI P Congrcduloiions from GILBERTCDN 6 COAL COMPANY G lberton Penne Phones Pottsvllle 622 6066 Frcxckv Ile 874 1602 10 C ompliment: of Complimentr of ALERT FIRE CO. TASTEE-FREEZ NO. I Pottsville-St. Clair St. Clair, Penna. Boulevard PEOPLE'S SAFE DEPOSIT BANK SAINT CLAIR Bank Officers Mr FredJ Wolff President .EE, , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,, WW.- . . Vice-President, C, ,,,., um ..,. ,,Mr. Michael Covach Mr. Joseph Monahan Secretary ---J ..- ..,, ,M Charles B. Williams Cashiernsn a,,, ,, , VU, ss, . Miss Mary Karmazin Assistant Cashier -M A, ,, O,., . H, Miss Margaret Heller Directors Mr, Michael Covach Mr. A. Podway Thomas A Gibson Mr. Charles B. Williams Mr. . Mr. Kenneth A. Mettam Mr. Fred J. Wolff Mr. Joseph J. Monahan 08 I Compliment: of BOYER'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Pottsville-St. Clair Blvd. Saint Clair, Pennsylvania JOHN J. HOLDEN AND SON All Kinds of Insurance Including Bonds of Every Kind Joseph F. Holden, Agent Phone 429-2100 Saint Clair Pennsylvania Complimentf of CHEERLEADERS Audrey Kerick Mary Ann Androshick Frani Romanosky Ruth Gambill Millie Renwick Geri Artz Annette Woollam Charlotte Vockie Maryann Donlin Compliment: o f EAST PENN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Palo Alto Pennsylvania 10 Compliment: of F.H.A. Vice-President Sec reta ry, , , Treasurer M. Reporters, M, Advisor, ,7,, , 7 ,. Mrs. Thelma Billmon , A C. Helene Argall Good Luck looussum's At the Sign With the Clock Froni Romanosky Poffsville President. ee. U , eeeee Karen Kull Fayette Didjunas M ,,,.,, Judy Cook Carol Ann Folta Quality Apparel for Men and Boys Compliment: of GARRETT - BUCHANAN COMPANY Kemmerer Paper Division 2030 Vultee Street Members of the National School Supply and Equipment Association, Dedicated to the Slogan Service to the School Children of America Allentown Pennsylvania 110 RICHARD B. RYON AGENCY Insurance 304 W. Real Estate Builders and Developers Market St. Pottsville, Pa. POTTS BROTHERS Distributors of Schraftt's Compliment: of TWI RLERS Gerry Naradko Sandy Thompson Danna Uhrin Elaine Nemeth Carol Folta Bev Lowe Sandy Stabingas Catherine Whitford J udy Stephenson Marcy Filanowski Patsy Connors Joanie Cebatoris Carolanne Kachelries Mary Stefonick ALBERT PADFIELD AND SON Plumbing and Heating E.F.M. Stoker Boiler Units The Finest in Automatic Heat 205 South Second St. St. Clair, Pennsylvania 429-i234 C pliment: of C plimentx of HONICKER'S DAIRY BORIS CAFE Ph 429 1370 C plimenzx of C plimentr of DR. RYSCAVAGE C. W. D. CONGRATULATIONS to the Clan of '63' They Said If CouIdn't Be Done! from BUSINESS TRAINING CLUB Presidentk. ., ,- I , Kathleen Androsko Vice-President--. ,. .,... , Ruth Gambill Secretory , , ,,.,McJryonn Androshick Treosurerw, , -,....W,,.,.-,OIgo Moliniok Hisfgrionwf, . g,g,.,g,,g,,,, Carol Kopp Advlsor-,..-, -,-.,, ,.g.,g , Mr. Bertsch C omplimenn of KELLY PRINTING CO. St. Clair Phone 429-0450 LOKITUS HARDWARE Plumbing - DuPont Paints Second St. Sl. Clai MESSN ER AND HESS Minersville and Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania Compliment: of M 8a S LUNCH Hamburgs - Hot Dogs Compliments of Congratulations From POMEROY'S ANTON MILLER I Serving the People of Schuylkill County H You can t See' ' ' With Quality Merchandise at Low Prices ...SeeMe FOR OVER 75 YEARS Compliment: of REILEY'S STORES INC. Potrsville Shenandoah 114 Complimentr of FRANK SEMINAVAGE I' Complimentx of AMERICAN LEGION ST. CLAIR POST NO. 7'I9 JULLIETTE FASHIONS Pottsville and Shenandoah for Your Formal Prom and Graduation Dresses Compliment: of GREEN SPOT DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 777 Water Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania Telephone: 622-4020 MILLER Chevrolet - Dodge West Market St. Pottsville, Pennsylvania Better Training - Better Positions You Can Be Sure of Both When You Attend . FORD Complimentx of SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A FRIEND 223 South Centre Street Pottsvi Ile 622-3380 Compliment: of 9Z66'6ZV auolld sENioR woMEN's CLUB NOUVIS 33'M'39 NDIHSOHGNV St. Clair Pennsylvan ia ,lo .rzuazuyduzog Compliment: of JUNIOR woMEN's clue St. Clair, Pennsylvania Compliment: of TOMMY'S CIGAR STORE St, Clair, Pennsylvania C ompliment: of HOLLENBUSH-TUPPERWARE PARTIES ' Routs I 22 Orwigsburg, Pennsylvan' Complzmemf: of MRS. J. B. WILLIAMS Compliment: of YUENGLlNG'S ICE CREAM WARGO BEVERAGES 346 Fifth St. Port Carbon, Pennsyl WAPINSKY CLEANERS Approved Sanitone Service The Best in Dry Cleaning Qelivery Service I40 North Second Street St. Clair, Pennsylvania Telephone: 429-I373 16 TOWN RESTAURANT 8: GRILLE I S, Second St. St. Clair Catering to Weddings, Parties, etc C omplimentr of JOE DELENICK 601 Wade Road DALVET'S The Gem of the Anthrocite CATERING ON or OFF the Premises ADOLPH FOLTA Building Contractor TeIephone: 429-2150 45 North Front Street Saint Clair, Pennsylvania Good Luck B. F. GOODRICH 214 South Centre St. Pottsville, Penno. C omplimemf: of DR. R. G. GOULD Dentist A. MARCAVAGE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Notary Public Cash for Any Worthy Purpose CHARLES PREMICH Funeral Director 31 South Nicholas Street Saint Clair, Perma. Compliments of GRASSA FLORIST Sch. County's Largest Flower Shop 22 North Second St. Sf. Clair, Pa, Telephone: 429-0266 117 BOHARAD For Famous Brands for Men Pottsville, Pa. CLEM'S PHARMACY 2nd and Norwegian Sis. Free Delivery Pottsville, Penna 622-2670 JAMES H. EVANS Funeral Home Telephone 429-0663 Saint Clair, Pennsylvania GEORGE GRANELLA Auto and Truck Repairs Inspection Station Wade Road Saint Clair, Pennsylvania C ompliments of GLOR-RENE BEAUTY SALON Props. Gloria and Irene Hatalla Open Evenings by Appointment 622-851 I NATHAN'S FURNITURE The Most Modern Store in the Country 3l6 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania Compliment: of THE WEDGEWOOD 118 KRALICK CARD 81 GIFT SHOP Religious Goods St. Clair Complimentx of DR. JOSEPH H. HOBBS Pottsville, Penna. Phone: BRiclge 7-6141 Cone Cleaned Coal K. M. 81 F. COAL SERVICE Middleport, Pennsylvania COII7f7liI77017f.1' of HROMYAH'S CAFE Middleport, Pennsylvania C omplimentr of MANSELL'S Headquarters for Home Improvement Telephone 429-2430 23 S. 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PRISTAS Compliments of INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINES Compliments of MELNIC'S CAFE Saint Clair Pennsylvania Compliments of .IANES BEAUTY SHOP 5l North Second St. Saint Clair Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of EVERYBODY'S HAPPY STRANKO'S GROCERY STORE Middiepon pennsylvania Morris St. Saint Clair, Pennsylvania Phone 429-2001 High Quality At Low Prices Coats-Dresses-and Sportswear C0mPliff16f1TS of BEN50N'5 DR. ASH ER I8 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa Denim Compliments of PAUL ZULICK'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of RYAN'S CAFE Diener's Hill Com limen s at CHARLES DIRIAMERLING SHOP Pottsville Pennsylvania 1 20 KEYSTONE GARAGE 9 East Railroad St, St. Clair Phone 429-2l9I AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRING ALBERTA'S BEAUTY SALON Saint Clair Pennsyl vonin Compliments of MRS. HELEN BRADY CHlLD'S ANTIQUE SHOP Anything Old Bought and Sold ill Street Com lim nts of DR. and MRS. 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Leather Goods Phone 6226400 202-204 Centre St Pottsville, Pennsylvania Compliments of ROBIN'S CAFE Com Iiments of ERDOCK'S GIROCERY STORE Compliments of BISKO'S BEAUTY SALON WAPINSKY'S SERVICE STATION St. Clair Compliments of TED'S JEWELRY Watch Repair Com liments of SUPOWITZ DEIFARTMENT STORE Compliments of YUTKO'S POULTRY Compliments of SUBBY'S CAFE Pcnnsylvoni Middleport n S Middlcport Compliments of AM'S Compliments of FRANK CHRISTIAN 123 Compliments of P.T.A. Jewelry, Silver, China, Glass, Gifts To be :ure . . . Shop the REQJOHIJ' Oldext and Finext jeweler GREEN'S Quality 6 Integrity Since 1847 Pohsville, Pa. Complimenls of SAM'S Middleport Pensylvania THE SENIOR CLASS WISHES TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THE 1963 CLAIRIAN A SUCCESS 24 COVER PICTURE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Narodka, A. Geiger, M. Rennick, H. Chalinsky, J. Cook, M. Kalyan, F. Heffner, A Kerick, O. Moliniok, N. Zeigler, B. Marlin, C. Miklesavage SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, G. Artz, M, Androshick, M Kranenberg, B. Pelachick, A. Sharockmon, J. Longhenry, C Solak, R. Larish, D. Wolcavage, F. Didiunos, K. Androsko. THIRD ROW: M. Schaeffer, J. Cheripka, B, Beecher, R Gombill, D. Uhrin, E. Schwartz, K. Kull, N. Podgurski, S Tipping, T. Schroding, S. Thompson, R. Podolick, F, Roma- nosky. FOURTH ROW: D. Klemer, J. Shellharnmer, S. Ray, W. Jones, R. Szolku, R. McNitsky, J. Culberr, R. Davenport, J. Walsh, M. Yordy, R. Sweat, P. Skrobok, J. Lutzkonin, J. Woodwell, C. Kovich, FIFTH ROW: C. Boyer, D. Vinc, C. Lishmon, A. Shimkus, R. Toback, T. Palko, R. Love, C. Kost, M. Yourshaw, J. Kadany, J. Pekarick, J. Kost, T. Yost, E. Kalochie. SIXTH ROW2 R, Heller, R. Sfickloon, J. Shondor, J. Lewis, M. Matsko, F. Frantz, P. Juba, P. Kessock, L. Ossman, R. Shoopack, E. Prokop, M. Stronko, D. Harrison, J. Semonco, J. Sanders, M. Hololbetz, E. Grielf, S. Honicker, A. Sedlock. s eff! 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