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

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Bill Achtermann Kent Allemeier David Anderson Glen Arnclt Elaine Ackerman Oscar Allen Ruth Anteau Gwen Arney Elaine Aiduss Juanita Alums Ollie Armitage Richard D. Arnos l27

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Let's get together and make this class go, seems to be the attitude of the leaders of the Senior Class. Left to right they are: Sally Breck, secretary, Bob Tomlinson, treasurer, Hewitt Dodd, presidentg Calvin Sing, vice-president. Seniors how School Spirit The world at war provided a very different background for the Senior year of the Class of 1942. Increased morale and marked cooperation in all our activities proved that we realized the gravity of the situation. We find the changed note of student spirit in excerpts from the diary of a typical Senior: November, 1941-We hit the top! Scott adds another championship as our magazine sales make a new record. We've joined hands to Keep the Scott band playing! December, 1941-Today the third Senior left to join the armed forces. Good luck, boys! january, 1942-The stepped-up college program proved tempting to some of our best students who decided to com- plete their education before being caught in the draft. February 7, 1942-My Valentine and I went to the Senior Mid-Year. We missed some faces of those students who had left. February 26, 1942-Scott makes a national hookup as we take part in the Town Meeting of the Air. We Seniors nearly burst with pride as Dick Arnos and Eleanor jane Rechsteiner told us How Youth Will Face the Future. April 10, 1942-The audience clamored for more as jer- ry Everett and Betty Nehrig starred in Ever Sizzre Eve. Broad- way here we come! April, 1942-Scholarship tests, term papers, intramurals! When can I sleep except in class? May 1, 1942-A perfect way to spend May Day! High School Day at T. U. and Senior Prom at the Trianon in the evening. Spring is really here. May 31, 1942-Our final week at Scott begins today with our Baccalaureate services. june 3, 1942-The class of 1942 meets socially for the last time at the Senior Banquet tonight. How empty the word last can make one feel. june 5, 1942-All good things must come to an end. This morning our proud parents watched as we received diplomas and other honors. Joy and sorrow mingled in our feelings. We were happy with the joy that comes from some- thing well done, solemn with the realization that we are facing an uncharted future, though we are leaving now, Scott spirit will live in us forever.

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