Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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WE REMEMBER . W, Ed Yoder, that human dynamo, again proved his popularity when he was elected president of the senior class. It was just old stuff to hiriig he had been our junior class president, too. We may be prejudiced, but we think he was the best president of the best class ever to graduate from Scottdale High. Bill Nicklow really hit a high note on his cornet when he learned that he was senior class vice-president. He was the tall guy who spent the football season in the band, and basketball season racking up points for the Scottie basketeers. Any way we looked at it, Bill was tops! A record of three consecutive years as Class secretary was Elinor's! That is proof of her popularity with her classmates. Her min- OFFICERS President ...............,........,.......,..,.,..,. ED Yonnk Vice-President ......... I .....,.. BILL NICKLOW S8Ct6f8fy ...........,..,...... ELINOR PETERSON Treasurer .....,.,...... ANNA MARY COSSEL SENIORS utes were short, but the hours she spent coaching the cheerleaders were long. She counted the seconds until graduation! Anna Mary Cossel first made her bow into the realm of class offlcership when she was elected class treasurer. She handled our nickels and dimes with such care that it was possible for us to donate all of forty-eight cents to the student activity fund after gradu- ation! Whew! just made it! If it hadn't been for Anna Mary's careful management, we might still be sitting at S.H.S. thinking up ways to balance our budget! We're proud of our class officers. They guided us through the most important year of our high school career. We wish them con- tinued success in leadership. -7-

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OUR FIRST DAY AS SENIORS Jossm-x Ai.Dr-:Rr-'I-:R Academic Course The Walt Disney of the Class of '51 . . . keen sense of humor . . . impersonations re- lieved the boredom of many a class . . . remember his blushes? Scottieg Scottie Revue 4. IRENE BAILEY Commercial Course Rene . . . liked dancing, skating. cooking, and playing the piano . . . pounded a mean tempo on her typewriter . . . her future? . . . well. that cooking could lead to something! Junior Red Cross 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. J OSEPH BANAzAK Academic Course Sincere earnest student . . . :ooperative . . . real dramatic Ability . . . ambition, a career n the entertainment world. i.H.S.H.S. 4: Student Coun- :il 2, 3. 45 Choral Club Z3 icottieg Track 23 Play Cast 5, 4. if -s. E 5,1 ' ee fa' 8... PHYLLIS ANDERSON Academic Course Andy . . . srudious . . . somewhat reserved . . . mus- ically inclined . . . enioyed the driving course . . . as a nurse she will be tops. Band 2, 34 Junior Red Cross 2, 3. CONNIE Baum Commercial Course Bunny to friends . . . loved those bangs . . . talented . . . interested in commercial art . . . as a secretary she will be Efficiency Plus. Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 4: Scottie Revue 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Play Production Committee 5, 43 Beta 2, 3. NANCY BARRON Academic Course Tall dignified Nancy . . . ser- ious-minded . . . ambitious . . . an expert at chalk drawings . . . loved an argument . . .