Jesup Scott High School - Scottonian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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OFFICERS Robert Batch Donald Farnham ,.,...................,...........:,...,,, K 0, ,,. 0 f:':'77i'.. 'ffififf 'N -,Lap .,.eqy:,.-grgef ' GET flaw 4,'1::'. ,,jj1q'- .f N 9 -2 -Awe-'A-2:1 ...Q 1 'Wf iw' Qvxg J:--' f'F'- 1:22 ,93r.,,,.4. . , t A.. ,,,. ., , .. . . EY xx 5' A wa ,nfs 11. A HM- Mg, -...--.-.,.........,............-... M ., A agar ...,,.1,L,-g,v,.1x,5 N fg ti WEBSTER LITERARY SOCIETY FOUNDED: 1898 MOTTO: Certum Pete ad Finem COLORS: Navy Blue and White CHARLES BROCKLEBANK PHILIP DEMPSEY - - ROBERT LANDERS - - RALPH SHAWAKER - JOHN MOCK - - - EDGAR BENNETT - - MARSH SINCLAIR - - JOHN TIEDTKE - - EDGAR LEVITT - Robert Brunson Edgar Bennett Charles Brocklebank Howard Basore Dale Burke Chester Breede Gibson Brittain William Blake Harold Behm Hollis Barber Nelson Bailey Walter Duckett James Campbell Leonard Christopher Philip Depmsey Jack Deleher Jack Coughlin Calvin Cartwright Barton Dempsey Arthur De Bute Fred Dohn James Davies John Crane Clarence Cheney Dick Foote Wilder' Foster Carl Fauster MEMBERS Dick Ellsworth Clark Houser James Hodge Paul Heddon Ken Humphrey Harland Hutchinson Paul Harsh Steven Hart Glen Gordon Burnett Gambell Edward Heath Don Henning John Hone Fred Gaines Walter Johnson Howard Johnson John Inman Harold Jones William Keyt Koerner Leutz Donald Kontz Edgar Levitt Mervin Levey Robert Landers Harold Keckley Jay Kinney Billy Lucas Robert Kidney 145 - ' Preszdent Vine-President - Secreiary - Treaxurer - Censar - Critic - Chaplain - Reporter - - Sergeant-at-Arms Donald Kleinhans Milton McCreery John Mock John Mathes Carl .Palmer Walter Outerbridge Howard Pancratz Howard Rogers William Reitzke William Roemer Wellington Roemer Jack Rosevear Marsh Sinclair Ralph Shawaker John Tiedtke Thad Taylor Lee Slayton Jared Smith Preston Thal Milton Tarloff Clarence Shaw Jack Schackne Robert Selby Bob Stophlet Al Teal ' James Wilson Richard Walper Myron 'Wallace

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