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

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(Diamond Quil hA. and' (poIh wAA. FRANK SCHAER University of Pgh. — B.S. and M.Ed. Chemistry and General Mathematic's ERNEST W. SHUNTILL University of Pgh. — B.S. and M. Ed. Phys. Ed. and Health FARLE POWELL University of Pgh. Shop JOSEPH C. BECKER University of Pgh. Shop MARY M. HOLLY University of Pgh. — B.S. Phys. Ed. and Health GEORGE L. WOMELSDORF Dana’s Music College — B.S. New York University — M.M. Music Director RUTH A. GARDILL University of Pgh. — M.A. French-Spanish MARION I. MARTIN University of Pgh. — A.B. and M.S. Biology LOUIS J. DEBROZZE Duquesne University — B.S.. M.S. Music Teacher AND SKILLS A JOY TO ANY MAN: MASEFIELD

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Cla A. Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of Scott High School of the Borough of North Braddock, County of Allegheny, State of Pennsylvania, made and published this 18th day of May, in the Year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Five. To our Superintendent, Principal, and Faculty, we give our sincere thanks and deepest gratitude for the help and encouragement they have given us during our three years at Scott. Bob Harrington leaves fifteen pounds to George Keffer. That's all he can spare. Ed Marcej leaves his jacket to a certain junior girl who has ice-water in her veins. Don Barnes leaves one dozen “tee-shirts” to Mr. Dunlap who, in all probability won’t even appreciate them. Larry Magar and George Burdell leave their algebra books that they’ve been using for the past three years to anyone who has plenty of determination. Lida Bendinelli leaves her seat on the first ward bus to anyone lucky enough to grab it. John Kraner leaves his tuition bill to anyone else who thinks it is worthwhile to attend Scott High School. Lainy Zoretich leaves her crazy hair-do’s and her job at the Grill to her sister. Midge. Mary Mascia just makes like a tree and leaves. Jane Stephenson leaves the problem of keeping up with a senior bookkeeping set to anyone who can make like a jet. Joanne Schestack leaves her naturally curly hair to any girl or boy who can’t afford a Toni. Flo Wasko leaves her seat in P.G.D. to her sister, Joanna. Jean Stephenson leaves her ability to skip health class to anyone brave enough to face the possible consequences. Mickey Yurko leaves his hitch hiking across the Dookers Hollow Bridge to his brothers. Jack Mehalko leaves a nice, neat, pink corduroy jacket for Mr. Rodgers. Andy Mattis leaves his tricky jump steps to Charles Venturella. Andv Harabarka leaves his dark wavy hair to Norbert Germ. Frances Drummond leaves Scott High School, but her spirit is still roaming the halls of her Alma Mater. Donna Winters leaves her P.O.D. notebook and good time in Room 4 to Mary Ann Fall. Larry Kobulinsky leaves one snuff box to Bob Cortese. Pete Jackowski leaves an empty seat in Pop’s room and Pop’s glad. Donna Seliga leaves her quiet ways to I,ois Odstrchel. Peggy Andraso leases her curly red hair to B. J. Ferguson. Marlene Jaykus leaves Scott and takes Tootsie with her. Agnes Anderson leaves her short blonde hair to Donna Marotta. John Vance leaves his seat in Trig to anyone who wants it. 17