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

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O A larger library is something that everyone hopes the future will bring to Scott. Plenty of good boolcs, a highly capable staff, stud- ents interested in reading-Scott has them all, but does not have large enough quarters to accommodate them comfortably. Miss Wiseley has worlced hard to utilize our facilities to the fullest. Her staff, this year, consisted of Lee Williams, Jean Bard, Jo Ann Grolle, Jane Grode, Helen Buclc- holtz, Mary Harris, Mary Lou La- Barge, Wilma Paisley, Florence Heclc, and Mary Spetz. They have served the student body faithfully. nineteen

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eiglzieen, I Mrs. Briese, alwa' one of Scott's busie people, had to wo overtime this year ' satisfy all demands r war time. She and her we trained staff of nurse assistants helped tl public school docta and nurses administ medical examinatior Patch tests, survey etc.,in addition to ten ing to the countle aches and pains that frequently overtalce st dents during the day. I

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O That our faculty has its lighter moments, unmarred by thoughts of verbs, theorems, and blue slips, was evident when our mentors gathered at St. Marlc's par- ish house in November to honor Scott's new prin- cipal, Mr. Richard J. Langstaff, and Mrs. Langstaif. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowsher were also honored guests. Scenes of Mr. l.angstaff's life were dramatized with temerity by such fearless and seasoned performers as Mr. Vernon R. Alberstett, announcer, Miss Lewis, teacher, Miss Malloy, Miss Smead, Miss Humphrey, Mr. Mater, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Holland, students, Miss Baymiller, infant, Nurse Meissner, Dr, Saclc- steder, father Leiser, neighbor Miss Staadeclcer. Reputedly wonderful singing was rendered by the Coronation Sextette, Coloratura Shalif, Bravura Bing- ham, Crescendo Harvey, Arietta Collins, Kolumbia Kirlc, and Allegro Briese. new 'wsnr wmv twenty