Scott High School - Talaria Yearbook (Coatesville, PA)

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V4 lb A 4th A nl sf' POSTER CLUB LVAI EVA BIOLOGY CLUB The Brology Club IS composed of twenty mterested brology students who desrre to delve more deeply mto the scxence than scheduled class ttme permtts Presently the club rs Cl3SS1fylnq and mount mg a beetle collectron sent from Iapan by an army off cer located rn that area The collectton conslsts of f1ve hundred or more beetles and Mrss Blanche Cochran the club advlser expects to exhrbrt the dxsplay at the Iunror Academy of Sclence whxch convenes ln Phlladelphra and Ptttsburgh over the Easter vacauon Other protects conducted by the club are rdentxfxcatron of flowers and trees leaf prlnt mg and techmolor photography for ln struction purposes Oftxcers are Thomas Werner Presxdent Dorothy Smtth V1cePres1dent and lame-s SAFETY EDUCATION CLUB The Safety Educatlon Club emphasxsmg drxvertralnxng was oqantzed fo member of the senlor class rn preparatton for the Pennsylvanta State Drxvers Test Club perrods have been devoted to the sludy and revlew of quest1o'1s dealxng wrth good dflVll'lg practxces Maternal from the Motor Vehrcle Code has been used to ac cua nt all members wth the Important re sponslbrltty of drrv ng aetd ownmq an auto mobtle The use of psycho physical testmg devrces such as depth perceptton held of v1s1on color blmdness trme reaction etc have played an rmportant part tn stresslnq the physlcal requxremens necessary to be come a good drrver To qam expenence ID actual drxvrnq road demonstratton as well as dnvlng practxce was mcluded Wrllxam McFadden was the faculty advxser The Poster Club provrdes opportumty to study present day method of advertxsmg and to deslqn and execute posters for school ani commumty use It serves as supplementary tlme to the requ'ar art classes Wxlbur V Bauer ts the advtser :K ' ' ' ' ..,............ t 2 ' ' , . . ' I t ty :wt ' ' -- , . ,...- I C ' - I I . ' ' . , . . : Evans. Secretary-Treasurer. t A t 'J t 1 ' Y ' ' , r ' r s L 'L ' y , ., . 1 A . i . . ,- .. I . i

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COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club. under the direction of Miss Ianet Hoke, planned to incorporate orientation to the work-a-day world. Towards this goal, they invited guest speakers who represented various fields of occupations into which commercial students are likely to enter after graduation. Expectation, quali- fication, etc., were freely discussed. These formal meetings were supplemented by the senior members who related experiences which they have encountered since their appointments to secretarialships to assist faculty members with clerical work. LIBRARY CLUB The Dewey Decimal Library classification of books reduces your efforts or attempts to locate matenal which you wish to read or utilize for reference or research However to facilitate library procedure Miss Maryone Rambo has trained a group of girls who are qualified to assist you as you browse through the stacks We are very appreciative of these services SPORTSMEN S CLUB interest in outdoor sports such as hunting and fishing The activities of the club included discussions centering around the causes of various accidents in the held the reading of interesting Sport and Outdoor magazines the observations of motion pictures dealing with the interests and hobbies of the members The club is sponsored by Andrew I Adams The Sportsmen's Club was organized for the purpose of creating

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BOYS' HI-Y The Scott Hi-Y is an organization of boys whose activities center around the creed: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The meetings are held in the club room atop the Y. M. C. A. The club members assist in many of the activities of the Y. M. C. A. and other community projects. The officers are: President, Horace Bonsall: Vice President, Iohn Pitcherella. Secretary: Jim Copeland: Treasurer, Iim Way. HOBBY CLUB This club was originated by Clarence Slocum to help students who are interested in making useful items for home and school Shortage o' lumber material has hampered the activity of this club and consequently the members are limited to the construction of small projects GREGG SPEEDSTERS the ability ol taking rapid dictation and typing at faster rates of speed Included on the roster of the club program were fast dictation improving of typing techniques transcrrptron enlarged shorthand vocabulary and timely discussions on office procedure The Gregg Speedster Club, under the direction of Mrs. Sara R. Davis, attempted to improve