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

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The office girls are a capable body of Commercial students. They devote one period a day to gain experience and knowledge of the office management from the tasks they do. T his will help in attaining a good job for their future years. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Makaiura. J. Pcrichak, A. Anderson. K. Balkovic. S. May, M. Zorctich. Ik Marlon. J. Sabol. M. Skladany. 12

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 Issistant jPmcli ucer a i OR. GALE R- KIRSCHNER Principal m eiiacfe Members of the class of 1954, often you have seen three little words—“Watch Your Step.” You have thought of them, no doubt, only in relation to yourselves. But they are of much greater importance when they are thought of in terms of your relationship with others. Your lives influence others, and you must help your fellowman. Whether you will it or not, you cannot journey without leaving footprints, and others will follow where you go because you have marked the way. The story is told of an old man going along a lone highway. At evening he came to a chasm, vast and deep and wide, through which a sullen tide was flowing. That stream had no fears for him. He crossed it easily, but when he reached the other side he turned and built a rude bridge to span the tide. A fellow pilgrim nearby said, “You are wasting strength in building here. You will never again pass this way. You have crossed the chasm. Why do you build the bridge?” The builder lifted his old gray head and said, “There follows after me today a youth who must pass this way. This chasm that was nothing to me, to that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be. He too, must cross in the twilight dim; so, my friend, 1 am building a bridge for him.” Thus your lives must be. Whether you will it or not they are the beacon lights for others to follow. It is inevitable that your footprints will be left upon the sand of time, and you must be ever mindful of the other feet that will follow in your path. 11

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