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

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CitUA (xJilL Joan Rensko leaves her quietness and shyness to Lucille Judice. Richard Riberich leaves his smoking on the front steps to any other student who can hide the cigarette in his pocket without a teacher knowing it. William Riling leaves Frank Kuriinski 50c to carry on his love affairs with Donna Jean Kup-chak. Donald Rothrauff leaves Scott High School still standing in one piece. Shirley Rothrauff leaves her P.O.D. notebook to anyone who can read it. Anna Marie Sabol leaves her knowledge of bookkeeping to her sister, Jenny. Clarence Savko leaves his electrical knowledge to Richard Boden who needs it. Audrey Schnabel leaves her love for health to Rose Marie Rizzo. David Schwab and Rhea Stanat leave their ability to hold hands in the hall to any two sophomores who can get away with it. Marie Sekerehak leaves Scott but George is leaving with her. The Senior lovers leave their dark comers for the future lovers of “54.” William Sestok leaves his tall slim figure to Frank Krimski. Elaine Shutak leaves her beautiful speaking voice to Addie Mae Thomas. Genevieve Simpson leaves her weekly school pass to any tuition student that wants to enter a swell school. Nick Sisak leaves his curly hair to Charles Seman. Audrey Smith leaves her position as Mr. Ruska’s right hand girl to any one lucky enough to get it. Lois Smith leaves her seat in Home Ec to anyone who is fortunate to get it. Florence Sobek leaves her ability to play drums to Bernie McNally. Betty Stoner leaves her tallness to Kenny Wagner. De Wayne Tuthill leaves his ability to get an honor pin to Regis Marshall and Paul Kiesel. Doris Udavak leaves her quiet disposition to Norman Bozick. Rudy Urbanic leaves Experiment 51 to that brave electrician Russell McConville. Jean Venn leaves her accent and her knowledge of the English language to some of those “Cats” who sure can use it. George Walter leaves his brains and ability to Ralph Hodoba. Ruth Wagner leaves her shortness to Nelson Moore. Thomas Weiland leaves his fish hooks to Leroy Skvarla. Helen Westover leaves her ability to fry potatoes to Jerry Odstrchel. Chuck Yurko leaves his mustache to Don, alias “Cisco Kid” Thomas. Robert Zeok leaves his way with the women to Richard Boden.

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ClaAA. (x)UL Gretta Goodlow, alias Sarah Vaughn, leaves her beautiful contralto voice to Sally Novak. Louella Granchai leaves her quietness to Addie Mae Thomas. Rita Halahan leaves her slim figure to “Punky” Zoretich. Bill Hayes wills his ability to swing the frat paddle to Jim Mitchell. Georgian Holub leaves her absentee excuses to her sister, Cecelia. Louise Houseman leaves her short blonde hair to Donna Jean Kupchak. Clara Kimbrough leaves her seat in Spanish to her sister, Ceola. Good Luck! Ginny Knapp leaves her “Mamie” bangs to any one silly enough to cut them. Harvey Koontz leaves his pocket books to someone who finds them interesting. Arlene Kovac leaves her tiny features to Elaine Koncsol. Doc Kramer leaves his position as Community President to a lucky on-coming junior. Joan Kraner leaves the definition P.O.D. to anyone who needs it. Ken Kreisel leaves his presidency of the project mob to Red O’Malley. Pat Larson leaves her flirting ways to any engaged girl who is brave enough to try it. Chuckie Makar leaves her sophisticated walk to Clair Matthews. Ed Marshall leaves his heavy gas foot to anyone crazy enough to inherit it. Nate Marshall leaves his blonde curly hair to Donnie Brown. Dianne Mashoney leaves her position as editor of the yearbook to next year’s oncoming editor. Thomas Mazik leaves his chummy ways to Albert Colbert. David McBride leaves his shade of hair to Dorothy Lee. Bill Newman leaves his sideburns, datebook, and Cadillac to Rege Scanlon. Don Novak leaves his place in the boiler room to Norman Egnatz. Dorothy Nowlin leaves her seat in Chemistry to anyone who can figure it out. Tom Ocel leaves his two different colored eyes to Jim Gavigan. Lois Jean Page leaves her position as head cheerleader to any junior lucky enough to get it. Dolly Parlak leaves her position as head majorette and her best wishes to the best oncoming junior. Blair Parsons leaves his girls in East Pittsburgh and Squirrel Hill to Burg Scanlon, if he can find them. Ray Polinski leaves his muscular body and handsomeness to anyone who thinks they are good enough to accept them. Barbara Popchak leaves her small ears to anyone who can find a way to transfer them. Marlene Quigley leaves her tight skirts and slacks to Betty Thornton.

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