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

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Extra-curricular activities was not the onl thou ht of this rou for their school Y g g P work proved much more important. This fact is verified 'by the great number of straight A students in the class. There were five junior rooms with Miss Hamilton, Mr. H. Baird, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Terry and Miss McNair as the home room teachers. Their never-ending kindness and cooperation made it easier for the juniors to succeed. Memories of this year shall never be forgotten. When we come back next year as seniors may our joys be even greater. ' 71

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CLASS OF 1942 This jolly group of 150 students under the leadership of such capable officers: Clyde Schaffer, presidentg Dan Sethner, vice presidentg Ray Manuel, secretary, and Louise Hoffman, treasurer, really learned what it meant to be successful. The high light of the year was the Junior Prom held on May 9th. Many students took part in this and made it a successful activity. On January 9th a skating party, our first successful affair was held. Also, many juniors participated in the o-peretta. This group was well represented in various clubs, basketball, football, and other organizations. jim Doerflinger was the junior high-score man on the varsity team, The Duda brothers and Ray Manuel scored well on the football team. Two of the girls, Lois Downey and Marie Chiodo, are cheerleaders. ?

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NAME Lewickl, Wanda ...,,...... .....,.. Littlehale, John ...... Lutz, Gladys ....... Lutz, Ralph .......... ,, Mackanich. Stella ...... Maleski, Marion ,....... Vlanuel. Raymond ...... Mauti. Edith ........,..... McCartney, Grace .... McGinnis, William .... McGrady, Juanita ...... McGuire, jack ,........... Mclntyre. Kathleen Meredith, Georgette Miller, Marilyn .......... Mockus, Virginia ..... Mahoney. Rita ....,...,,.. More-tti, Elizabeth .... Morrow, Betty ...... Mrvos, Helen .,...,.. Nanek, Mildred ...... Nelson. Margie ...... Norris. Dorothy .... Nowacki. Mary .... .. Onclovich, Agnes ..., Pantner, Loretta ..,. Partugal, Walter Parhasky, Mary ...... Peacock. James Pollock, Edith , ...,,. .. JUNIOR LITERARY BEST KNOWN AS Wan ........................................... ........ lack ..,, Gladys Ralph Stell ,... 'f1ff1Bebe .-... Ray .... Ede .,.... Blondie Beans .. Chip .... Mick .. .. ........ Kath George Red .... Ginny ..... Rita Liz ,..... Betty ' ...,. Helen ..... Millie ..... Margie Dot ...... Mary .. Agnes .. Red .... Walt ,... ........Mary .. . Dee ......... Ptaszek. Walter ...... ....... B lackie Rambo, Gladys ,....,.... ,.,.. . ..T11l1'bY Reese, Carolyn ..,..........,. ........ B abc --A- Reinstadtler. Mildred ...... ...,.... M il '--- Reinstadtler, Robert ...... ........ B ob ..---.... Radzik, Dolores ...,..,....,,. ..,,..,. D olores Rolland, Twila ..,... ..,,..., T wila ----- Rafa. Stella ......... . ..,.... Stall Salerno, Mary ..... ........ M HY -- Schaffer. Clyde ...,.. ....,... B utch ..... Schiller. Audrey ..,..... ......., A Udl'eY Schmider, William ....... ,... .... B i ll ----'---4 Schwarten, Mildred ....,.. ....,... M il .,... Scotti, Lucy ........,.,,... ..,..... L uc ...., Scripp, John .......,..,. ........ S cripp ..... Seaman. Beatrice .... ..,..... B eebie .. Sethner, Daniel ...... Shepard, Grace ..... Shipley, Glen ......., Sikorski. Helen ...... Smalstig, Harold .... Smarsh, ,Steve ..... Smith, Ruth .,........ Staroselic. Chester ,... Sterba. Stanley ...,... Stolarz, Anne .,......,.,. Stolarz, Gertrude ...... Subiinski. Sophie ,..... Sundiy, Ralph ............ Trachini, Edith .........,. Trimmer, Raymond Vagush, Peter ........,.,. Walls. Ola ..,,.... White, .lohn .,.. Williams. Lois .,.,.,... Wilson, Esther ....,,.,.. Winstein, Elizabeth Woiteczko. joseph ,... Wrobleski, Violet ....., Yost, Margaret . ,.,. .. Young, Ernest ......,..... Zacios, Walter .......,..,,. Zychowski. Stephanie . Zyzak, Raymond ...... Dan .... .......,Gracie ..,...,.Ship ......,.Helen ........Fiddle ........Smash Bunny ,... . Chay .... Sterba .. Ann .... Gertie Soph Ralph .,... Shorty Ray ..., Pete .... Ola ,..... Whiz .. Lois .,,. Es ......,.. ,. 1 Tommie ....- Dolly ,. OC ...... Red ....... Casinova Steph ...... Ray MOST APPARENT Tatting The wonder boy Strolling down the avenue Great lover of the stage Putting off her English talk Little and full of mischief A great football star A perfect seamstress Quiet, but congenial One of the Presto Rif-Raf A great help to the Aviation Club ,,,,,,,,,Building model airplanes Girl with the baby voice Giggling with Tommie in Physics Champion skater Confiding in Carrie jiving on the dance floor Wearing such pretty clothes ..,.....Her two deep dimples ...,.....Skating at Sports Haven ..... Miss Shyness of 1941 good skater ........Cute Model .,.,.....Struggling with French ....,....Doing her art work .........Keeping Mike company .........The great dictator ...,....Junior jitterbug will be Postmaster of the United States Paling with the East Carnegie gang The Great Debator Being nice to everyone .........Steady companion for Zip .........Scott High's dream girl .........Pestering the girls .........Walking home with that freshman boy .........Writing Poetr-y .........Dazzling the boys with her red hair .........Her beautiful wavy hair a president he looks perfect Her lovely voice .........Driving the pop truck .........Smart in all her studies .........Power behind the volley ball keen sense of humor .........Hiding behind Bill in History class .........Tall, dark and handsome very nice girl .........Trying to place his legs under chairs .........Beats the bell by a minute .....,...Chewing gum in French class .........Composing songs in Tin-Pan-Alley ----0----Making up a Baker's dozen An excellent dancer Following the coaches footsteps Showing her beautiful smile Being seen with her sister A little bit of sweetness Stumped in History class Being nice to everyone Blaring away on his saxophone Arguing with Mr. Terry Trying to have a winning volley ball team Roaming the halls Hanging out at the Liberty Her interest in Photography Reading the latest books Getting A plus in Algebra A Knowing the meaning of words in Health class Flashing her diamond Always says his two cents worth Quiet boy with a heart of gold Always worrying about her schoolwork Reading fleuntly