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

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I ww Friauf Repasz Henderson Froehlich Nopper Hunter Robert Ruth Ann joe Howard Margaret President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Banquet Chairman lb X J QL 1 . -i Y , ff:55.::,.-2 ' , 's , 1.. h ' SLENIOR FAREWELL After our four years at Scott it is only natural that we look back upon our years here. They should mean a great deal to us, and that which we have learned will help us forever. It has been said that we cannot hope to reap any more than we sowg therefore, we hope each one of us has put his utmost into his work so he can reap a fuller harvest of happiness in his future life. The day when we were to graduate from high school is no longer a dreamg it is a reality facing every one ofus- We must now ask ourselves what we have done and what we are going to do with it' Scott has placed before us unlimited advantages. Some have partaken of these. and others have let them slip through their unwanting grasp. Socially, scholasti- cally, and athletically our school has done more than her share to help us along. Have we done our little part for Scott and posterity? What we have done, our ideals, reflect upon our past life and upon the future work of our school. To our teachers who have helped us throughout our school life we can only say we are deeply grateful. To you who have taught us to think and to act we leave but our thoughts and our actions. To Mr. Demorest we are even more than grateful for the way he has helped us, not only as a group but also as individuals. Our fond memories of him will never die. Of our past we can hold memories and profit by our education. For our future, we can hope for success. After these years of friendship and training we shall find ourselves separated from our many friends. Let us always carry on by uphold- ing our Scott. And so, as we turn to the next chapter of a mighty volume called Lge, we say- farewell! ' ROBERT FRIAUF Class President X. Q -.,, .,.,, A - -Q .. .1 ... . U 1 , ,, . . .. . .Q ., 4. N' . ,,, '- -L- 2 ' '-. 4. .. '. V... -.., s q. 0 9 --W., ' MM, -in., x . rf , N, .Q 0585! -.... :..M..L- '-f:'.'::,,., . .Wag -,...,.,,, u mm. Turf' ,.., , .+ '., Q, ' ' 'vs ...,,,1--.s f.: ' 1-t. , K 0-., . M ' - H -- uf- ss.. -va: 8 K - M - ,,:, - ... Q . .... , -1... ' ---uw A. -:V -as. Hg- ., 'W ' -vu. My ' Q, w-. ' 'I' ' , ':'- 9-. .-M -'-4. .. --.....-' M - .. , ..,, v.. W . 1... sq-wmv-M - 'Wk ,Aw 'wx N 0-.,,n ' u., vu., V .QM NM... 4-Q vcvexw My wa 'K -w 'vu -v -ft., --Q 'H-4 N: ' -'A- ' -..., N-If ' .Cf-me ':'vv.,,,,, Nggv-v i m'm ' -s-. ' '- Aw' ' --+...,w-K- . 1 -- N-. . .n s... 4.2 fvw. f'wn, '... -J 4- 'LII' vo.. nf ,. A 'fm' 54. 1 ' '

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I CLASS CDF l935 A few days ago while Duncan and I were visiting together, we were reviewing some of the activities of the class of 1935. This brought back many memories- some sad, some happy-of the past four years. In September of 193 1 we began our four-year voyage, trembling because of our lack of experience and our lack of self-confidence. We soon became accustomed to the spacious halls, however, and did not lose our way around the building quite so much. This was because of the help afforded us by Miss Humphrey in her fresh- man English class. In this class Howard Nopper was the President, Bill Williams was the Vice President, Mary Tuttrup was the Secretary, and Marjorie Ebert was the Clerk. Even though we were considered green then, a great many students made the honor roll. I remember that during our freshman year Virginia Butt was in the Science Club, Ruth Repasz and Howard N opper were representatives to the Student Council, which was considered a great honor, and that john McClanathan was in the Latin and Torch Clubs. A few of the others who were in freshman activities are Fred Waltz, who was on the budget commission, Maybelle DeLong, who was in the orchestra, Dorothy Wonders, who was on the Program Committee in the Latin Club, Cortland Jaeger, who was in the Know Toledo Club, and Fay Lesser, who was in the Chess Club. Among others who were in the Latin Club are Edward Schneider and Travis Kasle, who were on the Plans Committee, John Shinn and Mary Tuttrup, who were on the Name Committee, jack Miller, Alfred Jarvis, Stanford Goldman, Robert Michaels, Allan Palmer, Richard Miller, Ann Hindman, and Viola Merrit. A few of those who were in the Friendship Club were Christine Grasser, Peggy Hunter, Dorothy Kaplan, Erma Konecny, Jane Black, Marjorie Hirsch, Betty Sharpe, Elizabeth Turner, Margaret Marleau, Grace Pfund, Helen Ransom, Marian Rosenblatt, Bernice Schill, Alice Schall, Maxine Winzeler, Dorothy Sanzenbacher, Marion Price, and Ann Hindman. Numbered among those who were in the Torch Club are Allan Puckett, Peter Kleist, David Littin, Fred Trippe, Charles Haskell, Max Zeldon, Dick Miller, john Thorpe, Bob Wel- don, jack Miller, Robert Olson, Milton Davis, Worth Harder, Richard Hunt, and Allan Palmer. ' Lf! J I Q. eff F1 I ,fi 1' f jf, 'iff' if 2 2 ,r 0 Of: z 5 iff' ff VS, it vig!!! 1-. ff f-. f rw ff! ff if 5513 I f sl' if lc fl . Q X, I, f 35' HX. I Q g ' 4' z ' I I if Lge if C' ' if ff f 1 f . , ,z 2,1 3, 3 1 ii .75 ffl 5 fair 1 il Wifi iii, fi! Qin! ifgiff 'li ' I . tif I ff, if!! inf ,ff :Aa 5 v :Q . r, ' gtlizwf . fig!! si iii :gil V522 5 2 5,33 , , M fl-sfffl H f! 'sn 1, ' s . ' l in iii ,fi 11, Zimmerman Featherstone ' Harder Klopfenstein Gettins MacLean Robert Alice Worth Margaret Edwin Lois P cn c Cha r Publicity Chairman Memorial Chairman Baccalaureate Chairman Play Chairman Announcement Chairman -M . rs . -i 51