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

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RALPH SERRAPEDE GEORGE TOMASKOVIC MICHEAL TURY CHARLES H. WILT THOMAS TULLY JOHN YORTY 19

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SENIORS It was August, 1962. For the seniors of 1966, it was the beginning of four of the most important, memorable, joyful, and, yes, even sorrowful years of our lives. As we timidly stood around the doors waiting for the bell to ring, we wondered how the upperclassmen would accept us as the first freshman class to enter Scott. Later on in the year, we discovered that everyone was friendly and willing to give a helping hand. Well, thatwas our beginning. Since then, we have experienced and gained many things. We have experienced joys and sorrows like: the time our team beat Westinghouse Memorial, the time Sandy didn't make it for majorette, the time John was star of the basketball team, the time Joe got all A's, the time our best boyfriend stole our best girlfriend, and many, many, others. But, more important still, is what we have gained. Besides a host of lifetime friends, we have gained a well-rounded education which, in all cases, serves as the basis for everyone's future life. With our new beginning we will take with us what we have learned. With all the basic elements of life, such as the fact that all men are created equal; life is not all joys, but also sorrows and we must learn to accept both, and the fact that we must work honestly and vigorously for what we obtain, combined with the education we received out of books, we are prepared to meet the future with open minds and open hearts. For this, we would like to sincerely thank our wonderful teachers who are responsible. We thank them not only as teachers, but also as friends. That August day was our beginning, but with this book serving as our everlasting remembrance, we will never have an end. We, the senior class of 1966, bid farewell to our beloved Norbra Hi.