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

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Band il li onvm scnool Jr0TlA!0 Everyone l1kes a fast stepplng sp1r1t l1ft1ng band What would be our dress pa rades Wlthout 1ts martlal mus1c In appearance and quallty there 1sn t a more lmpres blV9 organlzatlon on the campus Mr Mentzer s d1l1gent efforts have asslsted the band members to acquxre and to IIVQ up to hlgh standards We are therefore justly proud of thelr achlevements Marchlng muslc for the battallon s dress parades and many engagements 1n re sponse to requests from outslde organlzatlons constltute thelr schedule for the year A m1d year concert IS the speclal feature Wh1Ch has been hlghly acclalmed not only by the student body but also by many organ1zat1ons throughout the state The group IS made up of about thlrty flve members representlng several of the Junlor Hlgh School classes as well as all of the Senlor H1gh School classes Slxty two IL-.9 V4 Q' L i ,, , , , 1 . V - A ' t at Q f , E1 f t e c Elf l' YV . . . , . -

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was I fair t- ggi . I L Marion Jones P1'9Sid9Hi Martha Donahue Vice-President 8: Program Chairman Evelyn Hubley Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Oliver . Advisor The Commercial Club, which was the result of the efforts of Mr. Oliver, is the most recently established organization on our campus. It is organized under its own constitution which governs the activities sponsored at its meetings. The primary pur- pose ofthe club is to add interest to the business curriculum and develop desirable at- titudes and habits which will be conducive in meeting the challenges of the business and social world. All students who are pursuing the commercial course and who are in good scho- lastic standing are eligible for membership. The club's regular meetings are held every first and third Thursday of the month and comprise of business and social activ- ities. All business meetings are conducted according to parliamentary procedure. In order to enrich the programs, professional and business men are invited to ad- dress the club. In this way the members have received a valuable knowledge and un- derstanding of the implications of their careers. In cooperation with the War Effort, however, many of its activlties-trips, plant and office inspections, financial enterprises, etc.-had to be curtailed. The overnight hike to Stillhouse Hollow on a cold and bleak December day will not be forgotten. Sixty-one

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eww P O chestra C511 Q S Sill! -I UP ORPHAN SCHOOL OHANDQ F1rst Roxy Sara mV1th6lOXX Mauan Gettle Phllomenla AHtOHUCCl N11 Ment7er Eye lvn Hubley Jessle Sheets Thelma lN1tterhouse Second Rosy Wllhans Burgel Earl Nltterhouse Cha1lesG1nn1cks Kenneth Kelr Dxyam Patterson Frank Brady Jack McDonough Gaetano GFUEFIO Thlrd Row Robert Sayres Danlel Mahoney Ken neth Dletz Robert Smlth George Wels Robert Swales The school orchestra IS one of the fa1thful organlzatxons of the school Under the dlrectlon of Mr Charles E Mentzer thxs muslcal organ1azt1on has contrlbuted lts serylces to many programs The orchestra has played at the yy eekly chapel programs at Sunday ohurch ser VICQS and annual baccalaureate efcercxses These ceremonles yy ould not haye been complete were It not for the msplrmg background presented by thls group The popularlty of our orchestra ns evldenced by the favorable response of the stu dent body and lts partlclpatxon IH the speclal programs at our school Sixty three : 'x :' I C 1: Nl 4. TA.. .- - . .. . , I , - 15,-V gg Q - Ly - -A ' ' ' .J-Mfr. X I . . If 1 ' 4 g, J -, 1 , . Q o , ' r A -if - 'Ls ,x?f',,..' up 'E X V .ex V . . 1 ,yy ,frfifz .w . . . 1 . . . v . - . . V ' 1 K v v 1 ' 4 1 . v. . . W , .S , ' S . ' '- x ', 'A . . 1 1 I . 1 s v . v 4 ' I ' 'fy v 9 1 ' ' .- 1 ' n - 9 ' K 7 L 1 . . .H Y , , . , . . . . . . N K U . . . A Y. V .. v v v f' - f v . . N . v Y , A . . . . . . . V .K . A' x L n - . ' . . . . v . Y '