Scott High School - Talaria Yearbook (Coatesville, PA)

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WILLIAM MUTHARD Prmcxpal March 2 1948 To the Members of the Class of 1948 You wrll be remembered as the class who were semors durmg the year when the Evaluatrng Commlttee v1s1ted Scott Hrgh School It was you who gave thrs v1s1tmg commrttee good reason to prarse our school because of the loyalty of 1ts students Loyalty IS 1ndeed a great pr1nc1ple of l1v1ng Wrthout lt the organlzatlon of human bemgs for the accomplrshment of great objectrves would drsmtegrate due to fr1ct1on Hrstory has repeatedly shown that a small loyal army can defeat many trmes 1ts number rf the oppos1t1on lacks organ1zat1on and unswerv mg loyalty lust as the phystcal machme requrres a draw1ng force so the human organrzatron requrres leadershrp yust as the physrcal machme needs lubr1cat1on 1n order to perm1t 1ts parts to operate smoothly so the human organrzatron must have loyalty 1f human berngs are to work together for some common objectrve Loyalty IS one of those rntangrbles whrch comes from Wllhln Each 1nd1 vxdual knows whether he does or does not have 1t If the sands of doubt msrncerrty drscontent and dlsloyalty clog h1s mental gears there 15 bound to be a wear and tear whrch wxll drssrpate some of hrs energy rn f1'1Cl1OI1 losses such as grumbhng moodlness and other forms of mental rebellron In thrs questron each man 1S h1s own master or hrs own servant as he deslres Our best wrshes for you as members of the Class of 1948 are that you may always contrnue to be loyal not only to your school but to your frrends to your fam1ly and to your country WILLIAM MUTHARD Prmctpal I N . X Q - I - I . I , I - I I 1 1 I 1 . . I 1 1 - 1 1 I I 1 , .

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To The Class Cf 1948 To the Semors Class of 48 The senror class 1S usually the barometer of a school for the results of twelve years of expenence under faculty gurdance come to full frurtron 1n the senror year The senror class sets the example for underclassmen to follow they are the recogn1zed leaders rn a school as goes the senror class so go the general tone and standards of a school That our Class of 48 IS an outstandrng class was pomted out by the Evaluatmg Commrttee whrch gave hrgh prarse to Scott Hrgh last February Espectally commendable were the general tone of the school the courtesy of the pupxls the academrc achrevement of the semors and best of all the love and loyalty to our school ev1dent on every hand Much of the credrt for such prarse belongs to you as semors the leaders of Scott Hrgh We congratulate you on your record of splendrd achrevement not only rn ftelds of study but also tn the flelds of sports musrc dramatlcs publ1cat1ons student government and other act1v1t1es whrch have rrchly contnbuted to all our l1ves The pages you have wrrtten 1n the Book of Tradrtron of Scott Hrgh w1ll be read by you 1n the future wtth yustrflable pnde for you have left your school better than you found 1t Wh1le 1n school your teachers have shown you by precept and example how to shoot strarght Now you stand on the threshold of larger adventures rn the freld of hte You are well prepared you have exhlbrted your strength physrcally mentally spmtually For twelve years as you have worked and played together you have ltved a democrattc hte g1v1ng full respect to the rtghts of others Such assocratrons as you have had w11l be the basrs of hte long companronshrp and trrendshrp Such assocrattons wtll be the force that wrll make you true c1t1zens of your commumty your country your world We are proud of you we have farth rn you May the lessons you have learned 1n Scott Hrgh stand you 1n good stead as you go forth as graduates May happtness and success crown your every effort We shall mlss you 1n these corrrdors DR CECIL RICE Supenntendent CECIL L RICE - 1 1 ' I , . . . I I I 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 H - H - 1 1 1 - I I I 1 1 . , . . . 1, , ...,, , 'E nz 4 - 'iff-X ' L ' S X E W. H ,A X ' l , tt - Supertntendent

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The Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. TTL Q X KLA Lt I Vx EEA 6' N35 K' I LX KIT-E' + A X I wflfffl N ENGLISH DEPARTMENT tReacling from left to rightb r CATHERINE STERN, B, A. g V rc mson o ege Q CIW . .J D' k' c ll ' M GLORIA H. VASSIL, B. S. Millersville State Teachers College S. ALICE SCHRACK, A. B., M. S. College Advisor Head, English Department Swarthmore University ol Pennsylvania CATHERINE HOFFMAN, B. S., M. S. Dean of Girls University of Pennsylvania EDITH H. EWING. A. B. English and Latin Western Maryland College ROSA LECHNER, A. B.. M. A. Rai Head, Language Department Grove City College Middlebury College ' -CN SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT tReading from left to rightl RALPH W. YOHE, B. S. History and English Millersville State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania IULIAN A. ZINZARELLA, B. S., M. S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania IEANNIE c. RAM . A. B. . Z Goucher Colleg ELIZABETH N , B. s.. M. s. W Z Temple University ALVIN LOOMIS, B. S. LaSalle College THEODORE E. DAILEY, A. B. ig , 1Director ot Athletics 1, 'v niversity ot Pittsburgh . X '