St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

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Adrunsnn Aldennnn Amadio -ij Amlwmst- Aunt 1. - 'K 'f'f' J-V ---- -K tw fi WILLIAM ADAMSON BANNOCK DAMA AMBROSE Momus'rowN I ant slow of study. -Shakespeare. Perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, tn comfort, and command. -Wanistmrth. JEAN ALDERMAN ST. CLAutsv1LLe R.F.D. They are never alone that are accompaniccl with BETTY GRAYCE AULT ST' CI'Am5VI E noble thoughts. -Sir Philip Sidney. A sweet, attractive kind of grace. -Roydon. DORA AMADIO FAXRPUINT MAXINE BAKER News Little strokes fell great oaks. --Fmnlclin. 1-The swcemst thing tha, eve, grew Beside a human door. -Wordsworth. HERBERT BANFIELD ST. CLAuzsvlLl.E Men should he what they scent. --Shaluzxpeare. JOHN ALAN BARRICKLOW He thinks like n philosopher and acts like at king. Rmuxetm. ST. Ct,Ams.viLLE RICHARD BETHEL He profits most who serves best. -Sheldon. ST. Cl.AmsvxLLE JOE BIERNOT I had rather have a fool to make me merry than ex- perience to make me sad. -Shakespeare. FAnu'oiN'r Sixteen

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' Seam GMA UMW President DONALD WATSON Eim- Rrcnumn On their own merits honest men are dumb. -Colman Secretary SELINA HENDERSON Sr. Cmmsvrttn Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low-an excellent thing in a wom- . -Shakespeare. Vice President RICHARD KETTLEWELL Sr. Cunrsvittn An honest man's the noblest work of God. -Pope. Treasurer M. JOYCE CROSBY ST. CLAu1svil.LE One's religion is whatever he is most interested in, And yours is success. -Barrie. ADVISORS: Miss NAOMI YOUNG Miss ELIZABETH THCIRNBURG COLGRS: Red and white Qatnme It was in the fall of 1938 that one hundred eighty-eight meek, frightened mortals entered St. Clairsville High School, and it was in the spring of 1942 that one- hundred-twenty dignified, learned individuals weiie graduated from St. Clairsville High School. While in high school, youth is at a plastic stage. Compare the Freshman to the young man or lady receiving a diploma. Each represents a distinct stage of develop- ment. From lack of refinement to comparative suavityg from heedless unreasoning acceptance, to meditative inquiry, from the capricious, to the exalted, from,, Lead, I follow, to Follow, I lead. In short, from a Freshman to a Senior. We leave this high school with sadness, but look forward with eagerness to- submitting our education to a keen test, to facing the world! 4 . Fifteen l 4, ,Y Ydgh , -1 I l .

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