Scotland School for Veterans Children - Taps Yearbook (Scotland, PA)

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wtf 'l BETTX LOL ISE CHAPNIAN Gul Cho1us 1 Chu1cl1Cl1o11 1 Basketball 1 Hock ex S Jennle Ma1t1n Sunday School Class 2 Chu tlan Endeavol 2 Company 4 Dles lllahlflg 4 Fnet Md l Cottage Helper 1 Baautx Cllltlllt' l Home ILLOHOINICS -1 Red f10SS 1 Not long atte1 Bettv a111xed he1e she betam known as Bette Boots and Chappxe Thls txp1f1e the easlnees yn 1th vsh1ch She Lalned fll8HdS f happle had an mterest 1n sD0ltS but she p1ete1 led academlc StUdl8S pa1t1cularly Engheh lvex 81 theless she took pa1t Ill basketball and hockey Ran 01 sh1ne Chapp1e xt as alw ays seen at a football gam X1gOl ously lOOt1Hg f0l hel school team Ex 61 smce she xx as a l1ttle tot she took a g1eat deal of pleasu1e 1n dalflllllg' Durlng he1 spa1e tlm she taught the students new danclng steps Thu many new steps wx e1e lntloduced by Chapple alon xx 1th many of he1 own c1eat1onQ Ae he1 pa1amount 3mbltlOH 11 ae to become a ntnee C happle elected Beauty Cultule as a St6D1Jll'10' atone to thle deeued D1Of6SS1Ol'l GUX HENRY COOPER P xs C l OILIS 1 C hllllll Chou l Foot ma I L en elal S1natht1s Sundax School Clas 7 Q 01111111 Staff 7 lllStldll P!lllLdV0l Companx 5 Plllltlll lfOl of COLIXILI Guy bettel known among h1s fll6lldS he1e at Scot land as St1eaky 111 es up to thls 1llust11ous name Aftel hls aunal at Scotland he became well at quamted xx 1th the echool and IH no tlme St31'EE!Cl to make a blg hlt yn 1th all w ho came llltO contact X1 1th hlm Stleaky s good sense of humo1 and gemal man nel 1sm haxe enabled hlm to flt 1nto mam o1gan1fa tlons of the school vs hele he has fellcltously lent h1s talents to the many actnltles acc1'ed1ted to h1m He xx as appolnted Edlt01 of 0Lll chool pape1 111 u h1ch capamtx he s ned fa1thfulls fO1 one yeal He Baww hae thus shovsn a pecullal ueatlxe abllltx and p1om 1SlIlg 1ou1nal1st1c DOSSlb1l1t16S Guy s talent as a e1nge1 ss as duly felt ln the xauous Ol gan17at1onQ 11 he1e he aang 1n the teno1 sect1on Thu tx fou1 I 0 5 7 HQ Q S I I 7 v J v 1 1 .-,Q- 1 . . '. . 1 1 -1. H, 1 1 , , 1 1 -'1 0 . -. ' .' 1 '- -IQ- -.f, , -v 1 -1 ' , , -, , 1: 1 1 - ' . ., . 1. - - - 1 A ' Y Y V 1 ' 7 ', I, 1 A '1 11 ' , ' ,. ..'. 1 1 .1 Q A V , 1 - v W W I I' Y 1 , 1, 1 . 1 U 1 I 1 vI v I y 1 '1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 s - -- J 1 1 4 , I, I aI. I ' '- , . 1 . 1'1' ' 1 '. 1 Qs ' ' 7 1 vs L 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1I 1 v 'ii I I v 4 A 1 1 1 ,1 V 1 '1 1 I AI I I M v ' 'J 1 . 1 1 1 v s s 1 1 ' 1 . y 1 4,- v' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' y 1 1 -1- 1. 1 1 II I 1 w I I In xv W I , 1 1 G 1 11 e 11 . 7 -4' 1 1 1 '1 ' 11 I1 1 1 '31 ' 10.1 Jl .,., , , , ll,.1,1 - -4 1 x11 1 v 111 H1 I' .I 1 1 1 1 A 1s,-, 1 . -1 -'1'. ' 1. . -Q. 1 Y . .' ' . . ..,Cl1 1 ,-, .,., gg,-1, Ed 1, l. 7 1 1 1 1 '. -' 1 1 . - ,, 1 1 f 1 H ' 1 'H I' 1 '1 ' 1 1' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . ' IW 6 --'11 I 11 v 1 1 , A - 1 1. 1 ' ' 1 . ,L 'I V al I 1 1 YI N ' I fy' 1 1 4 1 Ig 1 1 1 1 - 'N ' I ' I I I Y 'I I ra 1 D A - K' A'- ' 1 1x1 . A1 v K. ' v V 1 1 7 csv I Y , Q u V V 1 ' W ' ' I - 1. 'v 1 1 . , 1 1 - Q ' A' ' 1 17s ' 1 1 y ' 1 1' 1 . V . V 1 1 - . 1 ,1 A .

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. ,QP ROBERT WILBUR BYERS gf' Boys' Chorus, 2: Church Choi1'. lp Track. 23 Basket- ball. lg Football. 23 Non-Commissioned Officer. 2 Year Book Staff, 13 S Club. 1: General Smather Sunday School Class. ZZ: Chaplain and Treasurer. I Company. 63 Printing. 4. Robert, who had an older brother named Scoop, soon acquired his brother's nickname and followed in his footsteps to become a non-commissioned officer. Robert, like Scoop, has spent many years at Scot- land and has acquired many friends. Sports became one of Robert's main interests. He played basketball, football, became very active in track, and because of his fine exhibition there. be- came a member of the S Club. He chose printing as his trade and proved to be a very reliable pressman. Dubious about accepting the answers to many questions and irascible at times. he vertheless, secured a well rounded education. Despite his many tasks. he found ti 9 contribute to the boys' chorus and choir. X ANNA BLAINE CAVALCANT Choir, lg Hockey, Gig Cottage, 1 'gg Beauty Culture, lg First Aid, I: Red Cross, lg Jennie Martin Sunday School Class, 2: Company, -13 Dressniaking, 45 Home Economics, Zi. Being too young to enter first grade when she came to Scotland, Anna entered the kindergarten class. She was our little tom-boy and wore a boyish- bob until recently, when she adopted a fancy hair-do, which of course, was the result of her beauty culture training. However the name of Butch, an early acquisition, has remained with her. She took Beauty Culture as her life's work and plans to work in an elite Beauty Salon. She has done her duties well and is capable of doing efficient work. Butch was generally accepted here as one of our best dressmakers. At the cottage where she was an assistant house mother. she accomplished her work with dispatch and so won the acclaim of her associates, Butch also took part in sports and musical organizations. Thirty-tlirc+-

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