Scott Township High School - Scottie Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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MARY HRABOVSKY Blondie G.A.A. 2- 3- 4- Sigma Tau Alpha 3- 4- Fash- ion Show 2. 3. Blondie is her nick- name- This senior sweet and fair- Y0u'll all think of .lean Harlow- ' When you see Mary's hair. LA VERNE KINZLER Kinsee Sports Club 2- Com- mcrcial Club 3- 4- Amateur Science 3- G. A.A. 3- 4. Library Club 3. This g o o d natured blond haired girl. With eyes so kind and blue Is seldom seen without a smile- A friend who's really true. EDWARD KOSWICK Foo Home Room Secretary I. Art Club 1- Radio Club 1- Scott-T-News Staff 2- 3- 4- Press Club 2. 3- 4- Shop Club 3- Athletic Coun- cil 3- Home Room President 3- Hi-Y 4- Scottie s--ff 3- 4- Stage Crew-Senior Play 4. Genial and easy-going is Foo- A promising cartoonist. too. HARRY LINDAHL 5 Lin Class Basketball 1, B- Squad Basketball 2. Varsity Basketball 3, 4- Baseball Mgr. 1, Scottie Staff 4- Scott-T-News 2- 3- 4- Metre Parade 4- Home Room Oflicer 2. 3- Class Officer 2- Radio Club 1- Press Club 3- 4- Varsity Letterman's Club 3- 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Chosen for the merit parade Because of superior grades. REGINA AIANOSKI Reg Choral Club 1- Orches- tra I- Sports Club 2- G.A.A. I- 2- 3- 4- Scott-T-Ncws -1- 4. Her friends all call her Regie- She's as nice as can be- Her occupation is that She's always seen with --Dee-v' BETTY ENLOXV KNOERDEL Betty G.A.'A. I- Class Pres. 2. Sports Club 1- Chor- al 1- 1- Aviation 2. Commercial Club 3- 4. Press Club 4- Photo- graphy 2. In the class-out of class- Dodging all the bells- XVherever therc's a. lot of fun There too ,is Red Knoerdel. PAUL KRUPA Krup Always quiet and calm is he. Conscientious as can be Here I say that I contend You will find no better friend. IRENE LOIBL Rene Calling all cars, calling all cars- Pick up Baby-Face Loibl. XVanted for her charm and fun That's right, Irenc's the one. 5. LADISLAVA .IANSKERISH Flossie G.A.A. I. 2- Volley Ball 1- 2- Basketball 1- 2- Photography Club 2. Commercial Club 3. 4- Scott-T-News 4. Evervone I-mow her by Flossie - Her smile is ever ready, If she needed a motto to go with her name. The motto would be ld steady. ARTHUR j. KOMOROSKI ,Art Hi-Y 3- 4- Football 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 5. 4. Orchestra I- 2- 3- 4- Hi-Y Swingsters 3- 4. Lerterman's Club 4. XVhat a business man- ager! How he gets around! On the football field They say he really mows em' down. FRANCES KSIAZKIEWCZ Fran Sports Club I- Art Club 4. Hair so blonde and eyes so blue- Tranquil and so studi- ous too- Calm and sure among the masses- Assured and bright in all her classes. EVELYN LONG Evie South High School 1- 2- Library Club 3- 4- Fashion Show 3- Senior Play 4- Scottie Staff 4. In our Scott High Sen- ior play She had the leading part Ask the boys and they'll all say Shc's a real sweetheart. CAROLYN JONES Honey Chile Sports Club 1- 2- Avia- tion Club l. 2. Sigma Senior Tau Alpha 4. Play 4. Scottie Staff 4. Fashion Show Cheerleader 4- Scott-'I3 News 1- 2. 4. From South Mason-Dixon line. 2- 3. of the This jitter-bug dances all the time. She goes where-ever the dance bands beckonq You should hear her say- Ah reckon. LUCILLF SENIORS KONLOROSKI fl Y 'V Lu 0 Sports Club 2- Band 2. 3- 4- Orchestra 2- 3- 4. Radio Club 3- Sigma Tau Alpha 4- Treasurer of Home Room 4. G. A.A. 3- 4- Library Club 3- 4- Amateur Science 3. Most seen with Kay Petroslty- That's easy to under- standg Active in all school events- HERBERT KUMPF ' Bookie Amateur Science Club 3- 4. This boy has personality His manner surely shows it: I-Ie's a friend who's al- ways swell - And everybody knows it. MARY EILEEN LOWDER Eileen G.A.A. 1- Commercial Club 4. Small- quiet- and studi- ous- Always sweet and gay- The Senior Class will miss this lass W'hen she graduates in May. , L 1941

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STANLEY LUBLINSKI Stush He's truly a conserva- tive person. With tl scholar's studi- ' ous mind. No matter how far you would search No better friend could you find. - DOROTHY NICDOWELL Dot G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Lib- rary Club 3. 4. Sigma Tau Alpha 3. 4. Fash- ion Show 2. 3. Home Room Secretary 3. 4. She walks in beauty truly Her features are perfect and rare. She gives lovliness with her smile. For she has beauty to spare. LOUIS MENTE Lou Football 3. 4. Hi-Y 3. 4. Home Room Treas- urer 4. Baseball 2. This senior boy has many friends. His enemies are few. He gets around with much success For everyone likes Lu. JEANNE MILLER ' Red Sports Club 1. G.A.A. l. 2. Choral Club 1. 2. Concert 3. Heres a real. true red head. Her ways are so serene. Wherever you see Mary You're sure to find our Jeanne. NICHOLAS MAMULA Nick Class Basketball 3. 4. Hi-Y 4. ln study hall he sits and dreams Or has 3 talk with Eddie In our home room Nick thinks it's fun To torment Dot and Betty. JAMES McELXVEE Mac His friends all call him jimmy And seldom if ever James . He knows everyone at Scott. And everyone knows his name. OWEN LEO MEYER Imperial Prestonian Radio Club 1. Harmony Club 1. 4. Choral Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Press Club 4. Band 1.' 2. 3. 4, Or- chestra 2. 3. 4. He's really very intelli- gent. i And can he concentrate! He's won a reputation. For his P.O.D. debates. CECE LIA NOVAK Ceal Charm Club 1. G.A.A. 1. 2. 4. Choral Club 2. Commercial Club 3. 4. When Ceal's in school its little wonder She's always in a trance. For three little words mean more to her. These words are dance- girl-dance . MARY IVIARANI Marani Choral Club 2. G.A.A. 4. Commercial Club 4. Sports Club 1. There's something about her manner That makes you look again To see this girl with raven hair Outstanding as a friend. MARY MCELWEE Bette G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Sports Club 1. She smiles almost con- stantly. She has a lovely manner. Here's a girl that gaily flaunts. Happiness as her ban- ner. FRANCIS JOSEPH MILLER Frank Class Basketball 3. Study halls. they bore him And make him tear his hair. But when it comes to mischief. You know that Frank's right there. IRENE BETTY PAHARIK Rene Sports Club 1. 2. Lib- rary Club 3. 4. Senior Play 4. G.A.A. 1. Press Staff 3. This dainty little seni- or girl Has e ll e r g y .that's alarming. But as she showed us in the play Irene can be so charm- ing.. HELEN MAUTI Home Room Secretary l. Z. G.A.A. 2. 3. 4. Sigma Tau Alpha 3. 4. Pres. Sigma Alpha 4. Fashion Show 2. 3. Art Club 2. Class Treasurer 4. Two flashing eyes and ebony hair A smile that's surely sweet Skin that's fair as the morning skies Helen is petite. JAMES MCGRADY jim Home Room Pres. 1. 4. Photography Club 1. Class Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. Home Room 2. Aviation Club 2. Commercial Club 3. 4. Treas. 4. Senior Play 4. In on every Scott High deal His service with a smile Makes him the Grant McGrady RAYMOND R. MODECK Ray Art Club 1, Home Room Vice President 2, Photo- graphy Club 2. Com- mercial Club 3. 4. Scott-T-News 4. Class Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior Play 4- This blond-haired seni- or Romeo. The idol of the girls. And since the Senior Play he's been In one big social whirl. KATHERINE PETROSKY Kay Sigma Tau.Alpha 3. 4. Aviation Club 2. Libr- ary Club 3. 4. Fashion Show 2. 3. Tiny-quiet-like T.N.T! XVe hope she'll always stay The same sweet red- haired darling. The same vivacious Kay. SENIORS 55 .isis p as 'f me 1941