Scott High School - Talaria Yearbook (Coatesville, PA)

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'WY THE CAST Tiger House IEAN HOFFMAN BETTY TAYLOR ROMAINE RADCLIEFE ROBERT STEPHAN LARRY ISRAELSON RALSTON ROPER NANCY HOLT GERALD HART Erma Lowrre Aunt Sophre Mrs Murdock MacIntosh Arthur Hale Oswald Verlns Peggy Van Ess Thompson ESTHER ZAMANSKY The Mystery Woman IANE MALLAY Prompter LAWRENCE R SMITH DIIGCTOI T A 1 .nr TQ V F A 1 ' if if xi .5 ' -- A 'Tu 1 are A fe f L T , ' 1 A ' E ' ' la . K .Q 'K if Q1 2 5' 1 1 MARVIN RIESENBACH ........................................................................ Yami

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-f-ru 4Q t PAINT AND PATCH LUBS SOPHOMORE GROUP The Sophomore group of drama trsts mtroduced themselves to one act plays and stage drrectron Under the supervrsron of Mr Shellenberger they decxded to omrt a three acl performance and devote therr frrst year actrvmes to famxharxzrng them selves wrth actrng techmques make up unxts and stage effects IUNIOR GROUP The Iumor Pamt and Patch Club presented Trger House by Robert St Clarr rn keepxng wrth the theme the curtain rose t B13 oclock The mystery comedy rn three acts ably dxrected by Law rence Smxth took place rn the lxbrary of Mystery Manor an old country estate m a lonely settrng three mxles from the nearest vrllage The comedy was fxlled wrth thnlls chxlls and shnlls and featured un usual student productxon SENIOR GROUP The productxon actxvxtles of thxs group were mterrupted by he resrgnatron of Iohn R Roberts advrser However The Mad Hatters was presented by thus group durmg therr yunxor year Thrs proved to be two hours of Joy and laughter The Hatters were a busy famxly of Brooklyn New York They were as mad as March hares crazy as loons dlzzy as pm wheels drppxer than the brg drpper and nuttrer than a Chrlstmas frurt cake The cast mcluded Walter Lar km Eleanor Drasher Sara Whxte Bette Brrcker Rudy D11-'elxce Mary Branella Nancy Newlm Frank Car raccxolo Iames Campbell and Beatnce Gerstenfrld Lawrence Smrth had charge of publzclty

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PAN AMERICAN CLUB The purpose of Pan Amerrcan Club rs to foster a frrendshrp for cmd knowl edge of those peoples who compnse our Latm Amerxcan republrcs Mrss Lech ner the advlser attempts to develop appreclatrons of customs modes cul ture cmd ways ol lrvmg ol these Spamsh speakmg netqhbors Thrs rs accompllshed by a systematrc study of ecology blographres lustolrc and geo graphlc novels Spamsh rs spoken durmg each club meetmg FINE ARTS CLUB The Fme Arts Club studies through mformal drscusslon the arts of pamtmg sculpture archxtecture the graphtc arts and crafts Expresslon through the varrous media of pencrl charcoal pastel O11 water colors and etchmgs IS also avallable The actlvltres provrde an outlet for expression develop a sensltrvxty t hne arts both potent factors m demo cratxc rdeals The club assumes the responsrbxlxty of hangmg pamtmgs rn the varrous classrooms The members assrst rn arrangmg drsplays ot art oblects Horace Hellman advxsed thxs group unt1l hrs appomtment to Calxtorma State Teachers College Mxss Helm contmued rn the capacxty ol counselor IR SPORTSMEN CLUB The Iumor Sportsmen Club was or qamzed for the purpose of creatrng mterest m outdoor sports such as huntmg and flSh1I'lg The actrvxtres of the club mcluded dxscussxons centermg around the causes of varxous accrdents ln the held the readmg of mterestmg Sport and Outdoor magazmes the ob servatron of motxon plctures dealmq wrth the mterests and hobbles ol the members The club ts sponsored by Mr Adams 1 1