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

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To know how to suggest is the great art of teachingf, F ,i ttf GEORGE L. WOMELSDORF Dana's Music College-BS. ELSIE SPRUTE DR. H. E. GILKEY New York University7M.M. Music Director School Nurse School Dentist ETHEL BENNETT AGNES LAUGHREY MRS, BLANCHE SCHLERETH Attendance Officer Attendance Ofticcr Attendance Officer DR- E- J- SCHACHTER HENRY ERNST BERNARD WELSH School Physician Supt. of Maintenance Custodian 17

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The whole art of teaching is the awakening the natural curiosity of young iuincls for the purpose of sadsfynig M afterwardf' GLADYS PORTER CLAY U - - f P hr-AB' VILNIA BALOGH GLADYS G. GOFFE Clgijiiiilgiliaai-Stcliogrilpby Indiana State Tenchcrs Colicgeflls. Carnegie ATCCIW-A.B. in rt Home Economics .AZ ERNEST W. SHUNTILL CHARLES N. GEISLER University of Pgh.-BS. and M.Ed. MARY M- HOLLY Ind' Ed- Carnegie Techh-B-S Phys' Ed' 61 klcalth University of Pgh'7B'S' Voc. Ed. Penn State-71Vl.S. Phys' Ed' 64 Health Director of Voc. Ed. JOHN E. SMITH A H Carnegie Techflws. EARLE POVVELL JUShPH C' BECKER Penn Stare-MS. University of Pgh, University of Pgh, Shop Shop Shop

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We see Haleema Akmal pasting pictures of Harry Downey over those of Slim Thomp- son, in her well-known scrapbook. We see Richie Andraso ten years from now as a famous surgeon. We see Mike Bandik still shooting dice on the corner. We see Millie Balkovic at Och's still making her limeade 99 44f100W water. They float! We can hardly see Viola Earbarino-she's so petite. We see Louise Becker in the future being half faithful to Scott and half faithful to Turtle Creek. We see Gooch Belechak going through life hand- ing all the girls the same line. And what a line! We see Maurice Bell still serenading Marie Sockwell with his trumpet. We see Ray Breeger playing collegiate basketball. We see Hildie Buchele ten years from now swimming the English Channel. We see Marcella Borowski still getting along with everyone in her friendly way. We see Amandus Byrnes as a future owner of Gravity Fill Service Station. We see all the 49'ers going to Forbes Field to see Rudy Celigoi play for the Pittsburgh Steelers. We see Frank Frole still talking to himself in all his classes. We see Loretta Chaney and LaVerne Fetsick still roller skating at Memory Lane. We see Winnie Clay being followed by her Rolly-polly boy friend, Bob Huntey. We see Joe Coltellaro raising another mustache so that he can' be a President. 437 l .fin .E Q f r-HANK 8 o no C- K' ' 2. 'lil Wfe see Ed Davis still struggling over the French Club's finances. We see Robert Derco still booking numbers on Bell Avenue. We see Prim Diefenderfer still looking around I'lobby,s prescription room for her Irish Setter, Tish. We see Eddie, the dog, Doran barking fsingingj his way through life. We see Doris Douglas as a great success in life. We see Richie Duris coming back to Scott to take Pro's place. We see Irene Dvorjak winning a prize in the County Fair for one of her creamy milkshakes. We see Kenneth Ellis as a famous sound effects man. We see l'Butterball Eergusonn as a commercial artist for Esquire in the future. We see Rosalyn Ferrini as a future Jo Stafford. We see Dolores Fox as an eminent concert soloist. We see Mike Galya leaving his love for Jimmy Zockoll to anyone who can store up as much dislike. We see Erda Gottlieb coming back as Mr. Stefko,s assistant. We see Mike Haraburda leaving his sideburns to Ronnie Neeper. We see Pishie,' Harvanka still running away from Ruth Sylves. We see Tommy Hayes winning a prize for his swell theme writing. We see Alvin Hickman still trying to play his tenor saxophone. We see Marie Higgins supplying the Higgin,s din- ner table with food from the Thorofare.