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

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If an explosion should rip off the roof of the school, the students would rejoice at the vaca- cation. But if the roof were removed without anyone's knowing it, the cherubs could look down from heaven into Scott ..... Perhaps they would see, at the Red Cross dance, a little exchange of Hattery, Oh, go on, you say that to all the girls. .... Or Andy Locken cutting up in the library and being bawled out by Miss YfVisely .... Esther Simon pats on the powder to get that come hither look. . . . . Betty Blair forgets the cosmetics for a little while to turn chemist, she seems engrossed in a scale now ..... At least We were optimistic about the Scott-Waite game ..... Mike Fleu- rer waits at the service desk to give aid to any fair damsel in distress. High on his pedestal of knowledge, Mr. Weiser assumes a severe look and hides his one-ounce dumbells ..... In the pool, Jack Flowers prepares to do a special back two and one half belly smack ..... VVe sure would have a tough time without Dad Tucker, who can conjure up anything from fuses to plungers ..... Fire drills are always welcome interludes ..... Chuck Tobin and Jane Davis give a little example of the modern dance, or can you call it that? .... Plenty of scares were given by the cops who issued the licenses. . . . . The managers of the stationers' desk put on their best sales smile, but no sale ..... Mr. W'elday claims to be an expert iceman, and he certainly swings a mean pick ..... And the senior play goes into rehearsal, directed by Mr. Miller. Even though the roof isn't likely to be blown off, the cameraman removes it con- veniently, so that the Cherubs in Scott, as well as those in heaven, can have a look inside. '1 WENTY EIFII 1' IIE ULSE 0F THE EIJPLE

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SWING, BABY, SWING Steps quite drastic and elastic, as they trip the light fantastic, Rhumbas that the Cubans never tried to do before, Perfect pace and form and grace within a very narrow space, Dizzy leaps and dips and turns upon the slippery floor. Dancers tall and dancers small come crowding in the crowded hall, Greeting all the chaperones and students that they know, Then the band upon the stand begins a tune and gets a hand, As all the dancers then about the floor begin to flow. Barbara Manton and her pantin' escort, joe, enjoy the chantin'g Sid and Patty turn about the Hoor a couple timesg Jeany Spring begins to swing with Tallman in a fancy flingg VV e hear the crooner in the band as with his voice he chimes. Margy Swick begins to click Cyou can't deny that she's some trick lj The floor, which once was slippery, gets quite smooth and very nice, Dancers fleet turn on the heat and tread upon their partners' feet, Leaving tempers not so sweet, and thoughts as cold as ice. At each dance some new romance is started with a covert glance, And things become quite gay when once the music has begun. And have no fear that through the year there will be many dances here, And students all will come and dance and have a lot of fun. Upon the close, each couple goes to some new eating place it knows, And eats and drinks and talks until the clock gives forth a warning, Their course they bend and homeward wend so they some time in sleep may spend, And get to sleep at three o'clock or later in the morning. THIRTY