Scott High School - Talaria Yearbook (Coatesville, PA)

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Talarla The staff wrshes to express rncerest appreciauon to the members of the Drstrrbutive Occupatlonal Tralmng Students This group under the drrectron of therr lnstructor Mr Clement Augustine sol1c1ts the advertrsrng sectron of the yearbook Thrs is an rmportant responsxbrlrty for the pubhcatron of the book IS dependent upon the fnancial support of the advertr mg section The DOT Students raise approxima ely S800 through this source and thrs amount IS greatly reduced Acknowledgements are also due Marshall Kuhn Art Instructor who drrected the art executions which were done by students Meryl Harvey and Donald Peters Earl Khppel is the faculty member who contrrbutes many of th rnformal photographs however the formal poses are prepared by Havard Dowhn local photographer Paul Freeman Prmt Shop Instructor suggests printing techniques and the efforts of the entire staff are coordinated by Miss Dons L Grab ADVERTISING STAFF applied to the budget. Thus, the initial cost of the yearbook per student is I - S' 1 ,S . Q 5 A

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Talarla EDITORIAL STAFF Our arm rn pubhshrng thrs yearbook has been to present for your enloy ment a book worthy of the Class of 1948 to recall for you the foremost events of the past few years has been our uppermost desrre The staff srncerely hopes that therr work has been thoroughly successful and that therr a1ms have been realrzed Our selected t1tle TALARIA was enhsted from Roman Mythology Talarra IS the name of the wmged sandal whrch appears on our school seal It rs symbolrc for progress It was wrth treprdatron and pr1de that we a cepted th respons1b1l1ty of preparlng the yearbook We have worked d1l1gently and he e1n offer you our best efforts We have trred to prcture you as we have been throughout our three years at Scott we have tr1ed to put down the memorable happy mcrdents that we w1ll always treasure We enjoyed tremendously plannmg and pro ducmg The 1948 Talarra IEAN CHAPMAN Edrtor PATRICIA THOMAS Edxtor DAISY LOU MAXWELL Edrtor NANCY MCWILLIAMS Chxef Photographer MERYL HARVEY Chret Art Edrtor WILLIAM CAULLER Advertlsmg Manager TH RESA KILDUFF Chief Typist

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P1 'Pavel' v, Sgtgfvilivdl .r ' Palnt and Patch The Pa1nt and Patch Club under the d1rect1on of Mrss Catherme Hoffman and MISS Glor1a Vassrl 1S rnstructed 1n the technrques of dramat1cs and stage dlrectlon make up un1ts and stage effects Several q1IlS were entered 1n the K Y W Contest Competxtxve selectxon won Hannah Gladmg a part 1n a play Wh1Ch was presented on the radxo Pa1nt and Patch Club members have been asked to present a one act play m Delaware at wh1ch t1me several people w1ll cr1t1c1ze 1t pro and con An 1nv1tat1on to enter the Penn State Contest has been received and as we go to press plans are underway to accept The club purchased furmture for productlons and presently have a large permanent collectlon of propertles They presented a one act play to the Alumnx Assocxatron at therr annual banquet The play was grven ln the school audltonum The semor class members of the Pa1nt and Patch Club are selectrng a play to be gwen on Apnl 29 The Class of 1948 w1l1 act as the busrness managers Thls productlon w1l1 be drrected by MISS Cathenne Hoffman Some of the consrderatrons are Our Hearts Are Young And Gay , 'Ttamshackle Inn , Pr1de and Pre1ud1ce , The Unseen Way , and N1ght of Ianuary 16th . Offmcers are Betty Russell, Pres1dent, Hannah Gladlng, Recordmg Sec retary, Charlotte Burke, Correspondmg Secretary, and B111 Chnton, Treasurer ui - ':i :'T-1:-f X .-....:...-sf-ff --'--we f... , T ' 1 -1--.--. 1 I9 ki , , . I 5 A P J C11 Y . - H ' .Q , .A -W :N l -,r 'x 1 1 K 1 ll 32