Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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30 0 D oo 0 O' Q0 0 0 ,X . fe . O3 S3 D.: na '0 O 1 ga W ,, S- ao ' 0 o.-'Q o 0 .n O CQ 5 , Q BLUE AND WHITE STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor Class Editor - Activities Editor Feature Editor - Sports Editor Art Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager - - EDITORIAL STAFF - - - - Anna Mary Adams Charles Nowaskey - Mary Minette Hirst - Callie Doorley Dick Keedy Jack Wardlow - - - Viola Korns BUSINESS STAFF Tom Vallance - Eileen Moore - Sari Ehrenwerth Mary Phillips TYPISTS Elsie Berkey Bernard Lewandosky Betty Lloyd Mary Phillips CONTRIBUTORS Marie Kerr Lena Mae Pletcher Jean Ferguson Nyla McCrory Charlotte Diven Grace Murray Jean Byers Jack Rossey ADVISORS Business Walter Newcomer Art Emma Jane Barkell THEIH1

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rll,, S. B. Bulick E M, Byers - George Hollenbaugh J. Mendel Hirst Walter Newcomer J. Sidney Leonard Leviah Sherrick - Mildred Stoner Oma Stoner Ida Hickernell Ethel Jane Loucks Addie Porter Nelda Darling - Ann Dick - James R. Stimmel FACULTY Superintendent of Schools - Principal, Chemistry - Physics, General Science Biology. Commercial Geography Algebra, Elementary Economics - Bookkeeping, Business Law - - Mathematics, Latin French, A gebra English, Latin, Civics - English, Civics English, Civics English History, Civics - - - History Junior Business, Shorthand. Typing Woodrow Van Eman - - Junior Business, Typing Irene Davis - Frank Murphy - Emma Jane Barkell Stella I-Iugus Lucinda Sherrick - Domestic Science Athletics, Manual Arts - - - Art Director Secretary to the Board of Education - - Secretary to Principal Oo O O 0 U O' 0 0 0 C Oi O 0 0 dj. . of 6 on 'o on ot ,, OO 0 O. AN. WHITE '. 2? 9.

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LEST WE FORGET A life worth living is worth living well. Usually,not in the attainment of the stupendous works that capture the imagination of the multitude are we and our friends concerned, but ratherin the everyday humdrum of life. Per- haps you wonder how we have an opportunity to make life really worth living under such ordinary circumstances as we usually find ourselves in. Kindness, courtesy, helpfulness, the will to give our friends the best we have in us, are the little things that go to make our life a perfect life, one that we should be proud to live. Edison was a great man. Ah yes, he invented the electric light bulb: he made marvelous improvements on the telegraph: and he contributed count- less other aids to our daily lives. But could he have done so without the patience and persistence of the unknown men who went before him, those who worked and lived so that others might work and live in a better world? We know little of these people, as the world will know little of many of our graduating class. However, we know our classmatesg we know their unselfish devotion to the welfare of their friends. They will make this world a better place to live in by the multitude of little things they do. Let your own actions be the same---let them be a guiding light and a beacon ta those who have not entirely awakened to their social responsi- bilities. Let yourself sow the seeds of good deeds, actions, and words so that a bountiful harvest of a knowledge of deeds well done will be your reward. 4 l O 0 4 O 0 t - o Qi O 'O oo ff f 09 ,, OO 0 . AND VVI-IITE .