Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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JOHN W. WILSON Ashland College, BS. University of Pittsburgh, ivi.Ed. Sponsor of Debate Team, Senior Class Sponsor Problems of Democracy, Guidance Counselor A friend of the students, Mr. Wilson is our guidance counselor, Along with teaching POD he finds time to help bewildered students determine where their future may lead. JOHN M. SNADER Gettysburg College, B.S. Home and School Visitor, Physical Science A ,man of varied and vast store of knowledge, Mr. Snader teaches seniors physical science. His knowledge of many sub- iects led to frequent and sometimes heated discussions in his I classes. . mgzsra ar won - MARGARET E. MALOY Mrs. Maloy formerly taught commercial subjects at DuFf's lron City College and in our own high school. She is now high school secretary and is in charge of the switchboard of the Scottdale Joint Schools. One of our most enthusiastic sports fans, she sponsors the Scottie senior high cheerleaders. JAMES ZEMA California State Teachers College, B.S. Industrial Arts A newcomer to Scottdale High is Mr. Zema. He resides in Mt. Pleasant and has taught two years previously, Howls from the wood cage helped Mr. Zema to locate those who were missing from his class. RAYMOND M. SHIMSHOCK Mr. Shimshock was elected three years ago to the position of Secretary of the Scottdale Joint School Board. Attending to the numberous details and heavy correspondence that are a part of building the new iunior-senior high school makes him a very busy man. He is most pleasant and accommodating as students who have come to him with problems have found out. ADELAIDE G. KIMBALL W, , Mrs, Kimball has served as Dr. Puff's secretary and of the Scottdale School Board for nine years. She has invaluable service to our school, Her calmness and efficie have influenced many a girl to follow a secretarial career.

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THE C ASS OE I 957 Happy Graduates Today-Responsib e Citizens Tomorrow LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Vough, Ronald James, Virginia Stickley, Robert Farrah. Although the Class of i957 must depart from its Alma Mater, we shall treasure memories of our school days long after we've gone our separate ways. In our freshman year the goal of graduation was too far in the future for us to glimpse. We knew that there was much to learn and we were eager to possess this knowledge. Activities, games, assemblies, parties kept our interest high and prepared us for the years ahead. As sophomores in senior high, we felt very important although upperclassmen tried to keep us in our places. With new teachers, new subiects, and field trips the year went fast. Financial responsibilities we were forced to face in our junior year. We reelected Robert Farrah class pres- ident because we knew he could lead us successfully through this important year. Class rings finally arrived and how proudly we wore them. OFI to Washington we went, eighty of us. Last and crowning event of the year-the iunior-senior prom. Seniors at last! Graduation, our goal, in sight! With Bob Farrah serving his third term as president, we started the year with confidence. How proud we were of our maiorettes and cheerleaders and band members, our Gridiron Queen, our class play! Will we ever ex- perience happier days? And then after all the gay times, the final event- Graduation Day, June 4. Yes, the time had come for parting. With mingled joy and sorrow we said farewell to our high school days and our classmates and promised never to forget. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........................ Robert Farrah -VICE-PRESIDENT . . . ...... Evelyn Vough SECRETARY ..... ............ V irginia Stickley TREASURER ................... L . .. Ronald James SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Wilson Miss Harrer