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

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K l18l james Frook, Miss, Cannilf, Roslyn Rice, Dorothy Webb, Demetra Phyllis, and Bruce Bucklew enjoying Senor Camerero's letter. F A C U L T Y The faculty of Scott High School is one of the most unusual and enviable in the city. It is unusual in that it is the only one in Toledo with an honorary member and enviable be- cause, collectively and individually, it takes a whole-hearted interest in the school and all school enterprises. Our honorary member is the well-known and much-loved Senor Ador- acion Gomez Camerero. A native of Toledo, Senor Camefefo Spain, he started the movement for lasting friendship between the two Toledos. Through his affiliation with the newspapers of Madrid and El Castellano, a Toledo news- paper of which he is editor, he did much to further the movement. He was made an honorary member of the Scott faculty in the spring of nineteen thirty-five. A close bond of friendship has arisen from his exchanging letters with Scott students and we hope it will last indefinitely. We are sorry . , . to lose Mrs. LeGron, teacher of bookkeeping, to DeVilbiss . . . that Mr. Muellich did not return to Scott as we all wished . . . that Miss Mills has retired from teaching . . . that Mr. Weiser was not more careful of his eyes in the faculty basketball game . . . that Mrs. Davis has not yet returned from her leave of absence . . .that Mr. Timmons did not attend more senior play practices . . . Mrs. Carney left us in the middle of the year.

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1 'r-'- '-- -Y-.7....v-. ,.wr,.v.-cm,-f--v-1, -.K TO THE DEANS The busiest and most exciting year of all is the senior year. Miss Schalf and Mr. Baum certainly lend experienced hands in making it also the happiest. As senior and junior deans, they find themselves overwhelmed with work to do, but a keen sense of humor and everlasting good nature open doors into all hearts. Miss Perkins and Mr. Cramer, deans of the sophomore girls and boys do much toward holding those second-year students in checkg strong, matured characters help them wield the neces- sary force. Nevertheless, the students have found them willing to go more than half way in being kind and friendly advisers. Understanding and tact are Miss Smead's and Mr. Corbett's out- standing assets as deans of the freshmen. Knowledge of the per- plexities that are apt to befall these youngsters, coupled with the ability to advise successfully, makes these two loved by all.

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Didyou know tlmt. . . Mr. Merickel spent N11--. Waryu .14 I llrl, 'xlittvx yllwlrxxewml mlnm Sli-.s Haul. I Minus Mr. Il1,.tl I ml-4,11 I r l iuNir1 ir N17'Pfllf!'til11l'l' Nl 1 lil Riu itlxat. lhau Xl htqwm llnmi X ff,,'f. ff' K f Mr. Cramer's morning line-up. Our faculty is made up of seventy-four members, who are not only exceptionally good teachers but also excellent hosts and hostesses, good guests, and happy travellers. Their likes and dislikes, hobbies, and diversions are varied. For instance Miss Hamilton is quite a golfer, while Mr. Eberth is an expert on w-ild flowersg in fact, last summer he found a rare species of wild orchid which he hopes to study further, and Mrs. Dean likes many kinds of books. Miss Bissell studied French last summer under very favorable conditions, for she spent a lovely time in France, and later travelled in England and Belgium. Miss Holt, our popular, young English teacher from Robinson also toured Europe during the summer. Then she went to California for her Christmas holidays, where she helped with the tournament of roses. Quite a rover isn't she? Miss Lecklider enjoyed a cruise to Bermuda for Part of her vacation. y ., 'IX' 'lf' , I .1 1 1 L! . . I W: ll I I,!n:':lu N,ifs.el:lxa.llllm:l Nl r-. .l.-:'Lf,1r:- lrnmrlfnivx 5-lr. Ip! l.uu!i,l1.suwu fa, ,, -U, t,a sg gia,ff: aQ: ,. -f ..-Xu '.:X,l,..,f,,, ., 'f2g,?f.gz?'iwsg3E1-,ff',' '- rj 1 1- Qfftfpffa- 'L .wa 1- . 41,3519-w'7-'J',-L: 1 :j'.jjg,,.fQb . , ,la ,Z eg 1f.,,,.5wPa9f-,2Q..1 a:.'Ji'1: gr matt 5 ,-g.:.,,,z,,, Xa fq.g'a.3.::b! 0 - wtf: ,jf I 'w-..-wi? . T5 Q fi: K ' last summer getting married . . . Mr. Baum is an electrician . . . Mr. Cramer really enjoys teaching . . . being a dean makes Miss Schaff a very busy lady . . . Mr. Foley mows grass when he isn't making toys or going to Niagara . . . Mr. Bistline and Doc Meissner enjoy teas- ,Nl .:fi rJ'f fa ,4L.zf.f-If 5753 'IRAQ . ing young freshmen who don't know -43' R. filfslaimlh. - - - Q their lessons . . . Miss Mather is an x 1 -f?2j': 1fg1'-Wi 31. QS lf-1-xp . . . . accomplished pianist . . . Mrs. Parkhurst ' THR- V , Intl'-, f ,-2 . will , , flip,.GwQZi,'tf?345i is quite a traveler . . . Mrs. Featherstone Mliiigf!! became a Western pioneer last summer? 7 lifes, gl '1'l?'f!s, L 5-.gags ' ,G e as ef- as eeee as il . 1,g.-4f-.3:-- ,,,g,1g 2- ,atv 5.371 -' --,V -Q --W Y-.W - -..-... --H V Y--W 'i?ji1 gg a K Y I . a-a- A... Y ,mmf 42 5- l19