Scott High School - Talaria Yearbook (Coatesville, PA)

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Tlqer I-louse The Class of 1947 chose as the1r Iumor producnon Txger House by Robert St Clauf In keepmg w1th the theme the curtam rose at 8 13 oclock The mystery comedy 1n three acts ably dxrected by Lawrence S Sm1th took place 1n the hbrary of Mystery Manor an old country estate IH a lonely settmg three m1les from the nearest vtllage The comedy was hlled w1th thnlls chllls and shrxlls and featured unusual student product1on THE CAST IEAN HOFMANN MARVIN RIESENBACH BETTY TAYLOR ROMAINE RADCLIFFE ROBERT STEPHAN LARRY ISRAELSON RALSTON ROPER NANCY HOLT GERALD HART ESTHER ZAMANSKY Erma Lowr1e Yaml Aunt Soph1e Mrs Murdock Maclntosh Arthur Hale Oswald Verms Peggy Van Ess Thompson The Mystery Woman

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Pamt and Patch Club The Paint cmd Patch Club under the direction of Mlss Catherine Hoffman is instructed in the techniques of dramatics and stage direction make up units and stage effects This group resumed organization as a three grade unit Productions in clude one act plays prepared for assembly performances chosen and directed by students under the superv1s1on of the faculty adviser Why the Chimes Rang mspxrationally supplemented the Christmas Concert given by the combined choruses The production was professionally staged Lights Out is being considered for presentation as we go to press Ana be glven in May for the benefit of the Class of 1947 This production will be directed by Miss Catherine Hoffman Some of the considerations are Our Town Blithe Spirit Angel Street and Arsenic and Old Lace The members of the club have their voices recorded and through thi medium recognize enunciatron diction and tone qualities The officers are lean Hofmann President Patsy Donovan Corresponding Secretary, Ralston Roper Recording Secretary Treasurer likewise the senior class members of this dramatic group are selecting a play to Il ll - 1 I ll ll ll. ll ' ll . . .S

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PAN AMERICAN CLUB The purpose of the Pan American Club IS to foster a frxendshlp for and knowledge of those peoples who compr1se our Latm Amerrcan republrcs Mrss Lechner the advnser attempts to develop apprecta Irons of customs modes culture and ways of lrvmg of these Snanxsh speakrnq nerghbors Thls ns accomplrshed by a systematxc study of ecoloqy b1oqraph1es hlstollc and geographlc novels Span sh IS spoken durmq each club perrod pw FINE ARTS CLUB The Fme Arts Club studxes through m formal dlscussxon the arts of pamtmq sculp archltecture the graphlc arts cmd Expressxon through the vanous medxa ture crafts and etchlnqs IS also available The actxvxtles provxde an outlet for pressxon develop a sensxtxvxty to fme arts both potent factors rn democratrc rdeals The club assumes the responsrbxlxty of hangmg pamtmqs rn the vanous classrooms The members assxst m arranqmg dxsplays of art ob1ects PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Thus club was orgamzed through the efforts of Frank Gladmq to provrde detarled actrvlty rn photography for students who are xnterested rn thxs held of endeavor Technlcalrtxes of developmg and retouchxng are studled and 1nd1v1dual research proyects are conducted m areas such as enlargements mxcroscopxc photography and verrchrome processmq 1 , Q V Y i , x , ' , ' , 'X , . . . ., . -.. . ' ' of pencil, charcoal, pastel, oil, water colors , . . . L - ol , - X ' ' ex- tif ly 1 . . . . . . l 1 Y . . . , ' ' 1 'V l 1 -J I