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

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, 1. llliliiIllll!!Hi3?Eiilffiiiifillii'iiifiiifililifiiiflllflllilllifiilil r ' Our Library E SAY Our Libraryu because it belongs to everyone- freshrnen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, and faculty. Undoubtedly one of the great privileges and advantages of being a Scott student is the accessibihty to theni of this vvonderful institution. Is it not remarkable that high school students are at any tune abkato reRn'to any ofthe dx thousand vohnnes therenicontained? YVefeelsurethat every studentin daeschool fully realizes and appreciates the Wonderful educational value this organization affords. But, Why should We be so fortunate? 'fhe answwr to thm quesdon rnay be Hnnulin our hbranan, Miss Ritchie. Not enough can be said of the never ceasing eH orts of this one of Scott's truest friends. The task of increas- ing this great collection of books has been ever present since that day fourteen years ago When Scott was opened, and although the student body has willingly given it Hnancial aid, this project would never have been as successful without the untiring, un- sellish Work of this friend of Scott's. May the Library and Miss Ritchie have continued success in the future. '1 1 lllimiifliimlllIlllfllllliiiiliiliiiillillflllllitlilllllllmi hlllllll l19l i 5. v V F L v T r 1 i 5, f l l f K l Y l i l i. Q. I, I i. m F J. I, A e. 5 is 5. pl, lf L li QI lj L k. A-. 'x-