Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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GENEVIEVE WUJCIK This Heart of Mine JOHN CONYETTE Step up and Shake my Hand VIRGINIA HOCKENBURY Stop! It's Wonderful GOLDIE HUM MEL Yoo Hoo JUNE HIXSON Straight from the Heart LOUISE RIGGIN Louise JAMES MCCURDY Musisc Maestra, Please SHIRLEY MCKINNEY Oh! You Beautiful Doll LOIS SHAW Dark Eyes MARJORIE KEEGAN Marjorie NILES FALASCO You've got that Look JACK STOELTING Gotta' Get some Shuteye KATHRYN JOHNSON Sophisticated Lady RALPH ROGERS Little Genius

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To us seniors the last four years in high school brings memories that won't be forgotten soon. Each year added something new and different until now. at graduation, we are prepared to reap their benefits and put our experience into actual practice. Four years ago, we patiently endured being pushed around, yelled at as greenies and haltingly coaxed through our first course of Latin. Many of our class members joined choral clubs, and although we were in quite a daze, we finally stumbled through that fresh- man year. As sophomores, we began to emerge from our shells. Assembly rooms had quite a few parties, but socially, little was accomplished. However, many of the girls were elected to the Tri-Hi-Y's and some of the boys got a start in athletic careers. Then came our junior year, and did we step out! A Christmas dance which we sponsored with the seniors proved to be a bang-up affair and helped establish a rep- utation for ourselves. And clon't you remember The Panther's Claw? Of course, our rings surpassed those any junior class ever had. Furthermore our Prom was one of the loveliest in the history of the school. And now. we're seniors! Our senior gridiron mem- bers helped the Scotties battle their way to a co-champ- ionship with Donora. Name cards and pictures caused the usual excitement. Then. The Merry Haresf' under the expert direction of Miss Stoner. set the town tall:- ing. Finally-June, Class Day, Commencement. the Prom. So it's good-bye. Scottdale High. lVe'll never forget you. CLASS OF 1940. President - - Nleade Keller Vice President .lack Kennel Secretary Anna Mary W'illiams Treasurer - - june Hixson Senior Class History

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CARMEN DeSANTIS My Man MARY ELIZABETH BURNS You're So Very Necessary CECELIA SKNERSKI Cecelia JOHN SPISSO Melancholy SMITH STAUFFER Speaking of Heaven IRENE CONNORS Irene TOM HELINSKI Funny-But I Feel FRANK PASCARETTI Give a Little Whistle PAUL AKERS From the Bottom of my Heart WILLIAM STIMMEL Oh-You Nasty Man EWART TITTERINGTON I Bought a Wooden Whistle DORTHY SERWINSKI W'ishing BILL PAHEL Little Red Fox EUGENE FELGAR Yodelin' Jive