Scott High School - Highlander Yearbook (North Braddock, PA)

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FIRST SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM W.P.I.A.L. CHAMPS 1929 TOP ROW: Michael Oriss, Nick Kliskey, Steve Suley, Cyril Onufer, Vincent Welsh, Albert Ande.son, Captain Joseph Kliskey, Nelson McMullen and Coach John Reed. FRONT ROW: Bernard Oriss, John Bache, Mike Stanks, John Tomko, Victor Bache, Regis McDonough, John Michaels and Ronald Shephard. SCOTT BAND 1931 FLUTE: Carlson Clifford. CLARINETS: Raymond Bigley, Edward Bita, Ellis Elkin, Walter Gallo, Frank Gaido, Harold Hauger, James Hauger, Anthony Habick, Greer Imbue, Jack Mullin, Charles Scheffer, Chester Spomy. SAXOPHONES: Adolph Bender, John Gallo, John Howells, Benjamin Lyttle. CORNETS: Albert Britanik, Jess Currie, Edward Hrabak, Maynard Koonty, David Moorhead, John Phillips, Elmer Soderberg, William Sultzbacker, Raymond Vorek, Corey Wynn, Bernard Yurko. ALTO HORNS: Harold Greig, Henry Hart, Elmer Lillicotch. TROMBONE: Amedala Buta, Bernard DeNardo, Edward Gallo, Vetold Sporny. BARITONE: Harold Clugston, William Stagg. BASSES: Albert Hajek, Arnold Olson, Andrew Pastellock. DRUM: Walter Barnett, Robert Cobner, Arthur Lucas, Gilbert Phillips, John Williams. 24

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FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM OF SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 1828-9 TOP ROW: Jack Davis, John Tomko, William Bache, Nick Kliskey, Victor Bache and Miles Bertholtf. FRONT ROW: Mike Stanks, Co-captain John Bache, Co-captain Nelson McMullen and Albert Gallo. LAST BASKETBALL TEAM OF NORTH BRADDOCK HIGH SCHOOL, 1927-8 TOP ROW: John McGonigle, Jack Davis, Nelson McMullen, Andrew Bodnar, Ray Skelly, Richard Pet-schel, John Tomko, John Krutulis, Coach John Reed, Miles Berthold and John Bache. FRONT ROW: Albert Gallo, Carl Clemens, William Bache, Captain Jules Lengyel, Andrew Zubal, Nick Kliskey and Mike Stanks. 23

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The New Look Lillian Kato, Emily Rosicci, Yvonne McCoy, Dolores Bartosik and Magdalene Sulinchak The Senior class of ’48 leaves, and the Junior class will take its place. This is an ever-changing scene. And, just as our classes change, so change the fashion. The short skirts, tailored suits, and plain, comfortable shoes have given way to the New Look. Needless to say, the New Look has brought with it much controversy. Some like it and some don’t. Some girls still resist and insist on wearing old styles. Yet, the fashion-minded are up-to-date. The swirling ballerina skirts, rounded shoulders, and bustles have come into vogue. Another transition, and the old gives way to the new. 25