SSVC Alumni Association

  • SSVC Taps: Edward DePascale ’54 passed away 9/3/23

    Good evening, It is with sadness that I share the news that Edward DePascale ’54 passed away on 9/3/2023 from a stroke.     At Scotland Ed was in the Machine Shop and was the class treasurer.  He was on the soccer & track teams, sang in the chorus and played in the band.  He…

  • SSVC: Sick Call: Sylvia Shrawder Mathieu ’61

    Good evening Prayer Warriors, Please say an extra prayer for Sylvia Shrawder Mathieu ’61.  She will be getting knee surgery tomorrow 9/5.  If you would like to send her a card or note to let her know you are thinking of her, and wish her well her address is:   Sylvia Mathieu  1748 E. Granada…

  • SSVC: Golf Tournament 8/26/2023

    Good evening, our annual golf tournament is Saturday August 26, 2023. Tee time is 8:00 a.m. We could still use some teams. If you are interested, please call Ken Beck, Alumni President at his home 717-267-0860. If no answer, PLEASE leave a message.   We need volunteers at the registration desk & to sell tickets….

  • SSVC Taps: Mrs. Jane Morgan (79), elementary teacher passed away 7/14/2023

    Good morning, Thank you, Mrs. Dawn Gates, teacher for sharing the sad news that Mrs. Jane Morgan (79), elementary teacher passed away 7/14/2023.   Mrs. Morgan was predeceased by her husband Mr. Ronald Morgan, electric shop teacher.  Mr. Morgan passed away January 15, 2016.   A memorial service will be held Saturday, August 26, 2023 at…

  • SSVC: Picnic, Monthly Get-together & Golf Tournament

    Good morning everyone, Happy Saturday!   The annual picnic is July 29 at 11:00 until around 4:00 at Green Township Park, 996 Elevator Street, Scotland, PA (across the pond entrance of the school).  The Alumni Association will provide the meat (hamburgers, hotdogs & sausage), the rolls and water.  Please feel free to bring a covered…

  • Newsletter Issue 136 – Spring 2023

    Navy CAPTAIN Tara “Nickki” Smith ’91 is profiled in this issue. She has done great work for the Navy and is still on Active Duty. Rod McCauglin ’64 gives his perspective on starting from 3rd grade but eventually he called it his home, and he gives thanks to his teachers and CAP Heckler.