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

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Manual Training There is no department in Scott more closely linked with the all out war effort than the manual training department. The six men in charge of the electricity, wood and metal crafts are mastercraftsmen in their respective lines. With industry in clire need of trained men, with the armed forces utilizing every craft taught, no boy who has taken this splendid training at Scott can help but profit by it. 1 The department has guided the boys in training them for occupa- tions which will be useful to the war effort in the army as well as in civilian life. Although we have been unable to acquire new tools due to priorities, the boys are receiving better training this year than ever before. A vote of thanks must go to these teachers for their impor- tant contribution to the War effort. Nlr. Lake Mr. Sutter Mr. Roe Mr. Mater Mr. Dunn twenty-three

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Business Learning to Work for people and with people is an important step in anyone's life. It is important before en- tering the business World that young minds are trained to meet people on an equal basis. One must learn to sell not only his product but himself. He must learn to impress the office boy as Well as the business executive. Mr. Frank- hauser and our very active commercial department help us to develop and train our minds for the business world. Mr. Fankhauser Mr. Kirk l Miss Lester Miss Eliot Mrs. Bricker Miss Eliot meditates. twenty-two

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twenty-four Miss Weber Miss Schaff ' Miss George Every Day Living One of the more newly organized courses is the every day living class. It is offered to freshman and is invaluable to them during their remaining years here and after they graduate. Students are taught the value of good living and the fundamentals of getting along with others. The course is not only interesting and Well liked by freshmen, but it also gives them immeas- ureable help in the field which is most important to every one-that of human relationships. Physical Education This year the physical education program has been expanded to include all boys attending Scott and also those girls who are interested. The boys gym program has been altered to meet the situation of training our young men for the armed forces. Obstacle courses have been built and the boys are re- ceiving every help possible in building themselves up for their more important task when they graduate. Mr. Sacksteder Miss Peterson Mr. Meissner