Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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Q ' 77 , f-fN' il A 535 'J Q 1 1 ff wg!! f K IGI-IT-FOURTY in the n'orning--the first bell rings-- another school day is beginning in Scottdale High. At this early hour the only people found stirring there are those We can't get along Without, the teachers. They do their part by being in their classrooms each morning without fail. Then, after one last glance in the mirror, one last glimpse at the day's lesson plan, they are ready for the entrance of the quiz kids. Then come the vexations and trials, but at last the bell rings at 12:06 and there is a grand rush for food. The bell summons again at 1:20. The followers of Aristotle trudge up the hill ready again to present the Whys and Wherefores of everything from the simple equa- tion in algebra to the strange conduct of that villain, Macbeth. Classes are iinally over for the day. By all the hub- bub in the halls, no one could doubt that. But the 3:50 bell does not mark the end of the teachers' day. A play practice, a staff meeting, or an assembly rehearsal must be supervised. A teacher must be in charge of detention hall to see that students doing time don't leave too soon. The additional tasks, however, are finally completed, and at last the teachers are more than willing to call it a day. l9l

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8 ADMINISTRATION i' THE SCHOOL BOARD -Af THE SUPERINTENDE NT if THE PRINCIPAL if THE IN STRUCTORS if THE SECRETARIES

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CLINTON M. RUF F THE SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Dr. J. R. Silvisg Albert R. Schaffer, president, Clinton M. Puff, Martha McCracken, secretary, Albert Reynolds, Frank E. Dickson, vice president, Wendell Momyer- Members not present--Eldin Daugh- erty, treasurer, Frank R. Campbell' Edward R. Higgins. 7 IN lVlEMORIAM We honor the memory of Mr. Russel Z. Eicher and Mr. J. Frank Hardy Who died in 1943. They became members of the School Board on Decem- ber 6, 1937. Mr. Eicher served as president of the Board in 1941. Margaret D. Storb Martha P. McCracken E101