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

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E. L. BOWSHER Superintendent of Toledo schools, E. L. Bowsher, by his able leadership has helped us maintain the high standards of our educational system. Capability and resoluteness are essential qualities of his guidance. 14

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1 ■ Those of us who have been fortunate enough to meet Richard J. Langstaff know that we have come into the pres¬ ence of a real scholar and dynamic personality. We have | all been singularly impressed by his modest acceptance of his | own insight and by his unusual ability to conduct our minds to reason. From him we have learned to recognize straight thinking, and through his teaching we have come to look for and realize the point in our studies. Mr. Langstaff has endeared himself to students and teachers alike by his con¬ stant consideration of our queries. Time is of no conse¬ quence to him; our concern is his concern until its solution. His sincere interest in our problems has made him easy to approach, and his honest frankness invites our confidences. Mr. Langstaff has rendered immeasurable service to Scott High School. For his invaluable instruction in his economics and history classes, for his leadership in the reorganization of Scott’s system of registration, and for his counseling the Finance and Budget Commission, there is no worthy reward. But it is a great pleasure to be able to honor Mr. Langstaff in even a small way, and so to him we dedicate the 1939 SCOTTONIAN. 13

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I N FRANK MAURICE BISTUNE M E M O R I A M I am deeply grateful to have known so understanding and so inspiring a teacher as Mr. Bistline. I feel that my gain through association with him is as immeasurable as is Scott I—Iigh School’s loss in his death. BOB GORRELL We who knew Bob Bistline well recall his loyalty to high ideals and his admirable qualities as coach, teacher, and friend. This inspiration he gave us for finer and better living will long be cherished. ROBERT RETTIG By his quiet, friendly comradeship with boys on athletic teams, with students in his classes, and with fellow teachers, Mr. Bistline built himself into the life of Scott High School in an unusual way. I know of no one whose passing could be felt more keenly. RALPH H. DEMOREST 15