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

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IN MEMORIAM ERNEST CASTAGNACCI Born December 12, 1927 Died january 22, 1941 Could we but know The land that ends our dark, uncertain travel, Where lies those happier hills and meadows low- Ah, if beyond the spirit's inmost cavil, Aughr of that country could we surely know, Who would not go? JUNE KIRCHNER Born March 16, 1925 Died December 10, 1940

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SCOTTIE DAY DON'T WAIT Why are you waiting? You have reposed in the back of your head the idea that someday you are going to do something that will make your friends happy over your success. You can almost hear them saying that they never thought you had it in you. You dream of that day with joy as you th-ink of 'being honored and applaud- ed after you have achieved the great thing. You feel sure that you will be able to rise to the oppor- tunity and conquer it when it does come. But why are you waiting? A year ago you were waiting for this year, a week ago you were waiting for this week, yesterday you were waiting for today. Time is up. Cease waiting. The great thing will never be realized if you keep putting it off. Shape your act-ions to the present. Do the great thing now -at least make the beginning. Every day that you put it off is a day less of satisfaction and of honor for you. Eileen Hoffman '41 REMEMBER WHEN 1. The Seniors were Freshmen and all the girls in 215 were silly over Sam. 2. Johnny Hoffman called in all his courage and asked Dot Dillon to the Junior Prom. 3. Signe Winstein, with her mind on D. C. Yoder instead of Chem., spilled HZSO4 on her hose which dropped away to nothing and brought her back to Lab. 4. Bashful Owen Meyer sent Mildred Reinstadtler a box of candy for Christmas. 5. Virginia Carlisle was the olbject of Eddie Enri- etta's affections. 6. How Peanut Hiles blushed at the mention of a girl. I, guess he was bashful. 7. What a charming picture Carolyn Jones made in her S.T.A. initiation outfit. 8. Edna Beard was the apple of Bucky Dixon's eye. Claire Simpson '41 F fi in S4 C... S We Freshmen are a wonderful class, We strive hard to do our best, And day in and day out I'll admit that half of us fail the tests, We like to have fun, Sometimes even when our work's not done, But that's no excuse for a test so tough, And being bored in class 'tis enough. Martha Stolarz '44 The Scottie is the book of the year, It tells a-bout each scholar, The book has pictures of lads and lasses And tells of the teachers and classes. It's the best book in the county, It stands above the rest- The student body all agree, Th-e Scottie is the best. ' Virginia Anderson '45 She explains things hard and easy, As every teacher should, This makes the pupils understand, And makes their marks good. She always has her hair fixed nice, So neat and sweet and clean, That every pupil thinks she's bright This teacher teaches see, saw, seen. As long as I can remember, She taught English and, oh! by golly! You should know her name by now, Of course, Miss Norine Jolly. Alice Saporito '44 Away from school the seniors go, To take their turn at life, To find a job and make some dough And get a pretty wife. Some of them may go away And we shall never see them again, Others we shall always see Working in the five and ten. Bob Reinstadtler '42

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