Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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.-agl',1-Lptwh-,1,, f for our welfare and success WALTER KEIBLER Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B.S, Springheld College, M.Ed. A familiar face in Scottdale Schools is Mr. Keib' ler, His phys. ed. classes have produced many able-bodied athletes, and his health instruction has gotten many a lad off to a good start. Miss MARGARET O. LAUGHREY Bethany College, AB., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Senior Class Play Director English, Problems of Democracy During the years Miss Laughrey has taught in the Scottdale schools her teaching ability has been demonstrated in various subiects. ln extra curricular activities she has done as well, whether leading an assembly in the Alma Mater or training gavvky amateurs for a class play. ETHEL J. LOUCKS University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Co-Advisor of Scottie English, Latin Her wit has kept Miss Loucks' English class in laughter frequently. Her knowledge of students and of books has tripped up many a movie-goer that would be o book reporter. RUTH J. MARTORANA Penn State University, AB. Sophomore Class Sponsor Librarian, English Coming to us from York, Mrs. Martorana has completed her second year as our librarian, Her calm helpfulness has soothed many a frantic POD student looking for a last-minute report. - k-?Lidif'E ',:MF?:f fTT5f7.PfzS?'- ' EMMA JANE IRWIN Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Art Supervisor of Scottdale Joint Schools For her entire teaching career, Mrs. Irwin has been the art supervisor of the Scottdale Joint Schools. The colorful posters seen throughout our halls and local stores were the work of haf skillful pupils.

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GEORGE C. HAZEN Ithaca Conservatory of Music Mr. Hazen began instrumental instruction in l93l and has produced time bands for Scottdale. He discovers and develops talent we never sus- pected we had and gives us appreciation for music lor the rest of our lives. ACU LTY All are solicitous IRENE K. DAVIS Drexel Institute of Technology Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America Homemaking Miss Davis for many years has been preparing prospective housewives for their future. The la- miliar hum of the sewing machines indicate action in the home economics department. ANN R. DICK Wilson College, A.B. Honor Society Sponsor World History, American History The sophomore history classes are brightened by Miss Dick's vivid accounts of European countries, Her personal interest in us and her patience will always be among our happy memories of SJHS. f BARBARA GLEYSTEEN Goshen College, B.A. Co-Advisor of Scottie Homemaking Mrs. Gleysteen teaches courses in homemaking to both boys and girls. Those delicious aromas floating through the hall prove that they are all learning to be good cooks. NANCY J. HARRER Grove City College, B.S. Senior Class Sponsor Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Business Eng- Iish Miss Harrer was brand-new to Scottdale Joint High this year, and we liked her very much, The instruction in her typing and shorthand classes prepared secretaries tor a successful fu- ture.

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They paved the way for our successful tomorrow An excellent addition to the coaching stalT is Mr Mehalliclc He has always advocated that school spirit helps teams win victories His nerves ot iron have never flinched during his the has im- trip FLORENCE MARTZ Margaret Morrison College, Carnegie Institute, B.S. School Nurse The lady in white in our school clinic is Miss Martz. When we were ill, she was always ready to give first aid or aspirin, or if it were a real emergency, to take us home. MARJORIE D. MIHM Seton Hill College, B,A. Student Council, Class Day, Coronation Event Sponsor History, Spanish Mrs, Mihm's warm and friendly personality makes her popular with students, and Spanish is always a favorite subiect. The Gridiron Coronation could not go ot? so successfully without her helpful advice. GILBERT T. SEESE California State Teachers College, B.S., University ot Pgh., M.Ed. Physics, Trigonometry, Algebra, Plane Geometry Mr, Seese has the task of teaching physics and the higher maths to college preparatory students, He is quite pOpUlG1' with the students. ln his out-of-school hours he is kept busy by a variety of activities not least of which is answering the questions of his two young sons.