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

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SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Miss NIILDRED DALLETT Retail Selling and Textilef Miss L. E. NEVILLE Hygifne and Home Nursing NIR. J. VV. B. FOLEY Radio Communication NIR. CLARENCE R. BALL Chorus Miss ADA M. RITCHIE Library NIR EUGENE L NIILLER Oral Exprexfion MR G V SUTPHEN Band Miss BESSIE WERUM Orchextra I-231

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A .., ,YU ..,.. V, V. N ,V t DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH lNIIss CHARLOTTE S. BISSELL, QDepartment Hmdj A.B. University of NIichigan AIRS. RUBY CRAMPTON A.M. Columbia University IVIISS EDITH I GOULET Degre Superieur Alliance Francaise, Paris EIR. PIERRE Q. PASQUIER A.B. Aix-Marseille University Mrss EsTI-:LLE HAMILTON A.B. Ohio State University B.S. ' ' ' In Ed. Ohio State University DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. GEORGE S. DUNN, CDepartment Headl B.D. in Ed. Columbia University MR. LOUIS J. MATHIAS tate University NIR. WILLIAM H. PARKER Viiashington University MR CLYDE E KIKER AA Toledo University MR GLEN H LAKE Western State B.Ch.E. Ohio S MR HENRY A BOHL ames M1ll1klH University DEPARTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS Mrss MATILDA CAMPBELL University of Chicago Columbia Teachers College MISS LAURA ADAMS Pratt Institute Mrss HAZEL M K EPLIN GER Columbia University DEPARTMENT OF FIINE ARTS Miss CAROLINE INIORGAN N Y School of Art Columbia University Mrss FLORENCE A COOPER Columbia University , 9 s I Y . . I Y .pg . 1 . 7- IZZI

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.,, :sas 1 To the Faculty UR FACULTY! Was there ever another so fine, so sym- pathetic, so helpful and willing to co-operate in all our enterprises? As each student goes out into the world from the school that has been his home for four, long, eventful years, it is with a feeling in his heart of loyal devotion and real affection for that large group of teachers that he knows to be his friends As the years roll by, the student body ever changes while the faculty remains relatively constant and steadfast. We enter Scott as trembling little freshmen, afraid of everything: the building, the upper-classmen, the teachers! How little did we realize then that those same men and women who seemed so many miles above us would prove to be such delightful, such companionable, such kind human beings! Then in quick suc- cession pass our junior and senior years, each bringing with it new ideals and new appreciations Now as we near the finish of our senior year, we have w1th1n us a feeling of deep regret for the parting that will soon end our dally pleasant contact with those good friends, our teachers lNone know better than our instructors our powers and weaknesses, our merits and defects If we are stupid or un willing to learn, our teacher does not disregard us We simply become a problem, sometlmes a very difficult problem but one which our teacher labors unceasingly to solve It is our teachers that give us helpful advice when We need it, an encouraging word when we stumble Often we feel dis couraged, when It seems that everything is going Wrong Then t 1S so easy to fall behind, to be down under the load, and 1t is then that our knowledge of our teachers confidence in us, their expectation of great things from us, stirs us to greater endeavor Faculty of Scott High, we owe more to you than we can ever express You have helped us to develop our minds and to build our characters Some of us are going to college where we will learn to know another faculty but none can ever take your place in our hearts We have grown up under your guid ance, and we will newer forget you As we leave, we do not consider you our masters, but our friends! MARJORIE BROER i kgs 1s., YJHu- .1 ff? lik W r K 'L 'it ,., 'Zu T - ,AQ , AQ 5 . . h . . -, 1 , , . . 7 - - if xg. . ,Ai A- .mf .- '- V 'i I f V 'TriP5la5'!!: 1s,ii ,. 9. ' V ' :I w IZ4 if 'S N:- si . ml