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

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Miss Smead C116 Girlsj, Mr. Baum C310 Boysl, Miss Perkins C214 Girlsj, Miss Schaff C310 Girlsj, Mr. Corbett C116 Boysj, Mr. Cramer C214 Boysj. AND Tl-IIS FPQOM TI-IE DEANS The beauty of student life depends upon the character and industry of its students. I can wish for my girls no better future than to lit success- fully and happily into the life of the community. -Anne Smead Scott is a great school. Make the most of the opportunities and ex- periences which she offers, so that when you have completed your work here you can say, I have done what I could. -Thad P. Corbett Nothing is more conducive to preserving a youthful view point than being dean of sophomore girls. Feminine youngsters in their middle teens can keep one inspired for twenty-four hours a day. -Mary Perkins It is to you, sophomore boys, that I owe my perpetual youthg and I trust that when you take your place in the higher ranks Cwith Mr. Baumj that my efforts on your behalf shall not have been in vain. 'W -Virgil Cramer I hope that you are now convinced that education is no mere prepara- tion for lifeg it is life. My sincere wish is that Scott has filled you with a desire to learn to live and live to learn. -Margaret Schaff Analyze what Scott is giving you and how it will serve you later. If you are not taking the best she offers, resolve now to be a credit to yourself and to her traditions. -Earle F. Baum Page Seventeen

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Mr Demorest counseling with a freshman. FRCDM CUR PRINCIPAL I wish to make this a very brief message to every student of Scott High including those who are about to graduate. It is always a great satisfaction to me to have the privilege of acquaintance and friendship that my contact with students affords, but it is also a cause of very deep regret that in such a large school, I am denied the opportunity of knowing at all intimately many of the most worthwhile students. In any case I wish to express to seniors my hope for the very greatest happiness and success that the world can possibly give, and to ask for continuance of their interest in us and in Scott through the years. R. H. Demorest Page Sixteen

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INSTRUCTORS Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mr. Miss Mr. ENGLISH Clare Humphrey, Department Head, B. A., Diploma in Music Ohio University, Ed. M. Harvard University, Adviser, Scottonian. Elizabeth Aufderheide, Testing Officer, B. A. University of the City of Toledo, M. A. University of Michigan, Adviser, Freshman Friendship Club. Donna Beck, B. A. Wittenberg College. Marguerite Clark, B. A. University of the City of Toledo. Wilhemina D.Cockayne,B.A.Heidelberg College,M. A.Teachers'College Columbia University. Helen Fields, B. A. University of the City of Toledo, Adviser, Zetaletheans. Margaret McGuinness, B. A. University of the City of Toledo. Helen Mills, Ph. B. Ohio State University, Adviser, Philaletheans. George Muellich, B. A. Michigan State Normal College, Football Coach. Mary Perkins, Dean of Sophomore Girls, B. A. University of Michigan, Adviser, Thistle. Louise Taylor, B. A. Ohio State University, Adviser, Philaletheans. Lucile C. Rainsberg, Ph. B. Denison University. LANGUAGES Charlotte S. Bissel, French Department Head, B. A. University of Michigan, M. A. Middle- bury College, Adviser, French Club. Edith Goulet, Degre Superieur de L'Alliance Francaise, Paris, France. Mary Haskell Davis, B. A., M. A. University of Nebraska, University of Berlin, Germany, Sorbonne, Paris, France, Adviser, German Club. Maud Canniff, Spanish Department Head, B. A. University of the City of Toledo, Adviser, Spanish Club. Olive Bingham, B. A., B. S. Ohio State University, M. A. Columbia University. Henrietta H. Staadecker, Latin Department Head., B. A. University of Michigan. Jane Lewis, B. A. Ohio Wesleyan, M. A. Wisconsin University, Adviser, Honor Society. Margaret Schaff, Dean of Junior and Senior Girls, B. A. Oberlin College, M. A. Columbia University, Adviser, Junior Class. I ART Caroline Morgan, Art Students' League, New York, New York School of Art, Teachers' College, New York, Adviser, Scottonian. Grace Rhoades Dean, Cleveland School of Art, Art Students' League, New York, Graphic Schools, Munich, Germany, Adviser, Art Club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS George S. Dunn, Department Head, Bachelor Diploma in Ed. Columbia University, Adviser, Engineering Club, Aviation Club. J. W. B. Foley, B. A. University of the City of Toledo. Glen Lake, Ph. B. University of the City of Toledo. Robert Roe, B. S. in Ed. Bowling Green State Normal. George Sutter, B. A. University of the City of Toledo, Adviser, Peiuper Club. COMMERCIAL Mildred Dallet, Simmons College, University of the City of Toledo. Ethel Elliott, B. S. Ohio Northern University, Diploma Gregg College. Gertrude R. LeGron, B. A. University of the City of Toledo. Florence Lester, B. S. in Sec. Ed. University of the City of Toledo, Commercial Life, Michi- gan State Normal College. MUSIC Clarence Ball, B. A., Mus. B. De Pauw University, M. A. Columbia University, Mus. M. Damrosch Institute, Director. Glee Club. Bessie Werum, Chicago Musical College. G. V. Sutphen, Band Master, University of the City of Toledo, Ohio State Life Certificate for Band. Page Eighteen