An efficient parallel algorithm $(RNC^{2})$ for the two-processor scheduling problem is presented. An interesting feature of this algorithm is that it finds a highest level first schedule: such a schedule defines a lexicographically first solution to this problem in a natural way. A key ingredient of the algorithm is a generalization of a theorem of Tutte which establishes a one-to-one correspondence between the bases of the Tutte matrix of a graph and the sets of matches nodes in maximum matchings in the graph.