Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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The Scottdale Joint High School Choral Club had an extremely active year getting oft to a good start socially with a buftet dinner at Camp Laurelville and a hayride later in the tall. Combining the talents of the mixed chorus of sixty- six voices with those of the dramatic and instrumental departments, a program which had as its theme Christmas Through the Ages was presented before the holidays under the direction of Mrs. Alice Martz to students and to parents. Choral Club members with their director attended District, County, and State festivals. Spring events included participation in the annual Easter Morn Sunrise service, a concert presented to Derry Area High School students and the participation of choral groups in the commencement exercises. A banquet at which the twenty seniors members were presented with Choral Club pins brought the activities of the club to a close for the year 1956-57. ri' i i

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9. Reception Committee headed by Principal Ronco stands ready Stude to welcome parents to Open House. QSM, for a EDLICATIQN WEEK GLIR SCHOCL American Education Week was observed in senior high school this year on Thursday evening, November TS. Par- ents were invited to come to school with their children and attend classes with them. After dismissal of pupils a social hour for parents and teachers followed with refreshments served in the dining room ot the home economics department by a PTA com- mittee of senior high home-room mothers. Senior girls welcomed guests and ushered them to class- rooms. The Scottdale Joint High band furnished music at intervals. In every way it was a memorable evening for parents, teachers, and students. EDUCATION VVt:EK November Hfl ' Education Week poster- Schools nts study American Strong America. Shop instructor James Zema supervises as parents look on. Parents sit in class with their children os Miss Laughrey teaches English. is exe. Mrs. Ronco and Mrs. Putt at the tea table which home room mothers kept amply supplied with dainty refreshments. X ments to young seamstress. 7 evident as parents visit Mrs, lrwin's room, I Miss Davis emphasizes importance of pattern measure li 'ta E. Appreciation of the artistic ettorts of their children ' is 1 ff' ,. . Q . - H,

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THE CHORUS GROUP OFFICERS: P. Thomas, B. Yoke, V. Grickley DIRECTOR Mrs. Martz FRONT ROW: N. Cunningham, J. Pirl, P. Hickey, C. Heise, B. Moser, B. Uber, J. Bottle, C. Brocken, V. Killinger, C. Jones, R. Vernon, M. Swank, V. Stickley, P. Thomos, E. Vough. ROW 2: J. Beisiel, M. Horris, E. Bondrofchezk, R. Brilhari, P. Ludwick, M. Weisel, S. Stocker, C. Merritt, A. Smith, M. Honsaker, P. Rhodes, M. Loucks, M. Hunker, C. Skemp, J. Muzino. ROW 3: W. Robough, P. Moloy, J. Stoker, S. Pervoy, R. Tofoni, N. Diven, W. Klingersmifh, D. Former, R. Eckenrod, E. Lynn, R. Boker, C. Gower, D. Warrick, R. Weaver, G. Briercheck. ROW 4: J. Bitner, R. Haggarf, K. Dugger, C. Bracken, R. Hudson, R. Srurtz, R. Briercheck, K. Collins, P. Chiormonfe, J. Metzler, B. Yoke, J. Jenkins, C. Robinson, R. Forrah. ACCOMPANISTS P Morrison E Sfrable