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

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. .H .-. ...N M-. ..-M , U. Y., . wigs, , , 'E-,,,,. , . -. ..-....cw..s W..- fr., ...a,,..,...-. ,,., .,,. .: 1 1 3 1 Q . fuclson Reid4Professor of sciences. Fred Reibel-Artistic architect CThat is, his buildings are artisticg not hej. Frederick Rhines-Owner of the most artistic theatre in town. Donald Rogerse Possessor of the most beautiful hair in the country. Admiring mobs of women follow him from one state to another, begging him for locks of it. Donald Ross-Famous raceftrack owner. Ralph Rulefhflathematics shark. Emmett Russellvlvloving picture hero. The mails are cluttered up with his thousands of fan letters from admiring females. Ronald Sajjfen-Proud father of two sets of twins. Fred Sampson-Shoe manufacturer. Paul SanteefLusty blower of the cornet, in the Salvation Army. Fred Schaub-Ross Hammondls keenest rival in producing New York's most famous follies. William Seaman-Fashion designer for Finckley. Robert Selby-Popular playwright. Hugh Sharp-Stock broker, known as the man with the poker face. Clarence Shaw-AAuthor of several learned treatises on heredity and environment, which have been invaluable to students of sociology and psychology. Dalton Smith-Supervisor of 178. His scholarly manner lends a dignified tone to this study hall. Leroy Stalker-Sporting editor of the Blade Lee Smith-Owner of the famous Smiths Al1fNight Cafe. john Swanwiclq-Keeper.of the zoo. Robert Somerville-Serious young minister. Edwin Taslqer-Author of many volumes of American history, designed especially to meet the demands of high schools. Stanford Tetelbaum--County sheriff. Preston ThalfProsperous owner of the bestfequipped laundry in Toledo. john Thurstin-Sleightfoffhand performer. Byron Tigges-Slim young model. Walter Tivnson- Photographer of babies. Uupon walking into his studio, one hears his dulcet voice murmuring, See the pretty birdie? Bruce Trippenseeg Writer of bedftime stories. Very popular with the children. Ralph Turner-Private secretary to the mayor. Dalton Walper-President of Smith College. Fern Weatherwax-Noisy but sincere saxophonist. Charles Webbe-Daring aviator. jack Wheaton-Leader of the Toledo Symphony. john Wieland-Editor of The Bookmanf' Nelson Wielandffissociate editor of The Bookmann-just to keep it in the family. Elmer Wohler -Originator of the Wohler Beauty Clay. Harry Wuerfel-Metrof I lf 1 V ,.,,, A ..,i ,J ,... 7 . A. , , . aa? if .. lusl

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A 1 5A, an 'QL Q. politan opera singer. john Zablocki-The spirit uttered a sigh of relief when he came to this name, because it is the last one of the boys. In an impulsive mood he made this young man a millionaire. And now to the more interesting fair sex. My romantic spirit helper rubbed his wraithlike hands in anticipation. Catherine Adams5Head of a fashionable dressfmaking establish' ment. Rachel Armour-One of the most daring Woman hunters in the jungle. Sundry lions and elephants are nothing in her young life. Alice ArndtfProminent modern Portia in partnership with Eleanor Cunningham. Dolores Bacone-Congressvvomang she makes 'em all sit up and take notice. Donnahelle BaerATeacher of English at Scott. Eleanor BallfPresident of the Society for Needy Chorus Girls. Mabel Barnes -Assistant superintendent of Toledo Hospital. Mary Bennett-Now called Mrs. Rhoades. A prominent society matron. Genevieve BernardkSocial service worker. Elva Bernheisel-Member of the Women's Aviation Corps. Elizabeth Beyer-VicefMayor of Toledo. Her forceful personality has made her almost sure of receiving the posif tion of mayor at the next election. Josephine Bigelow-Eminent pub' lisher of bestfsellers. Elizabeth Biggs-Heroine of her own plays. Internationally known. Laurabel Birkenhaur-Noted lecturer. It is rumored that a great deal of her eloquence is due to her early training in Mr. Miller's class of Public Speaking. Agnes Blank-Superintendent of the American Can Co.g sucf cessor to her father. Dorothy Brassington-Naturalist. Mary Bree haut-Demure artfshop owner Cshe is demure, not the shopj. Mar' garet Brewster-Head of all the Girl Scouts in the country. Miriam Brown-Landscape gardener. Marcella Carsten-Professional trans' laterg invaluable to European travelers. jessie Clapp-Inventor of a quick moustache grower. Guaranteed to give desired results within three days. Lola ClarkvForemost woman criminologist. Mildred Clark-Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Gwendolyn Collins- Horticulturalist. Gertrude Crampton-Professor of French. Helen Cranford-Gives talks over the radio on how to be a drudgeless house' wife. Corinne Creswell-Now traveling in the remote parts of I 1 l- 1 lI116ll