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Observations of Three Suspected Cataclysmic Variables

We have obtained photometric and spectroscopic observations of the suspected cataclysmic variable stars VW Tucanae, Phe 1, and Scl 2. VW Tuc and Phe 1 are confirmed as cataclysmic variables (CVs). VW Tuc has the spectrum of a “normal,” disk‐accreting CV. Phe 1 is a double‐lined spectroscopic binary that may have a short orbital period—a time‐resolved spectroscopic study of the kinematics in this system could have important implications to the understanding of CV structure and evolution. Scl 2 appears to be a non‐CV composed of a late‐type dwarf emission (dMe) star with a (noninteracting) white dwarf or hot subdwarf companion.