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

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i tage Crew twen tY'f Mrs. Shoemaker and her cafeteria staff Mr. Frick and his engineering staff Mr. Day and his custodial staff

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Patrons Skillfully playing their roles as sponsors of a great production, the members of the Scott High Parent-Teachers Association have shown deep interest in all activities pertaining to our Mr. Willard. Mr. Lflngxfaff. Mr. Sewell, Mfr. Flemirzg, MU. Beck, Mr. Rogerr. IVlr.r. Briefe. School. , They got underway early last fall by electing officers. Mr. Herbert Sewell became president, the Rev. W. L. Horst vice president, Mrs. A. H. Haslam secretary, and Mr. H. R. Rogers treasurer. The officers were assisted by Mrs. Herman Greene, membership chairman, Mrs. Waldo Beck, chairman of room mothers, Mrs. Clifford Fleming, publicity chairman, and Mr. Homer Willard, budget and finance. Programs of this year were planned for their timely interest. At one meeting Dr. Anthony Bo- rowski, Superintendent and Registrar of the Bureau of Vital Statistics spoke on the function of a city health department. The P.-T. A. sponsored a demonstration by General Motors, Preview of Progress, which revealed recent scientific discoveries and included a miniature atom explosion. The Preview of Progress was held over as an assembly for students the following day. The P.-T. A. also made plans for the Spring Musical featuring the Scott High School music depart- ment. Home room malberx enjoy ten in home emnomiry fini. . vs me-ay. twenty-one

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Medical Staff EVUY Pfoduffifm has fl Schedule to A ' ':-' 5 ....: .2s2..1fr'i:ia.'.g-:Q ,-VA .rr 'f-1 , --2-:. g If :-:- -:-: -:::.:::-:-: .- A: --f' ' 'Q . '.., ' i A' 1 meet, so lost time is a great detriment to 1,.: . ,' 5 ,--A --it .1t' V 1 f -'L : 3, all concerned. iz -Q -at ,Q -----: :,-I uf fl . ..,. , W .. , . ' :' Illness bothers many productions. H Vlnu 15 Q y ': -' I V .1. - However, a cast whose members are pro- ' il fra A ' X ,::, -TQI tected by careful observance of health ll -:- - bu rf .. ': laws is most unlikely to lose time be- W 1- . cause of poor health. i ,.:.: Q - 5 . ' I i .Qs L- iiii ' IQ' .. . . , Mrs. Leuty Briese and her staff see , air, . . ' at that all preventive and precautionary 'r-2- zt' ..,,, - E 3 2 vl n E bu t nj- in stePS are taken to insure the best of health H iii ' iiii i i': H H in E P' iii 'iii i i 'iil A iiill E H Denelda Bashore, Pat Overholser, Ordell Edwards, Mrs. Briese, Mary Kubec, for every member of the Scott play. Norma Randell, Eileen Calliff, Sue Gallagher, jackie jackson, Charlotte Martin. Prompters The Scott production has had a mini- mum of problems concerning lines be- cause there is a capable group of promp- ters headed by the librarian Miss Carrie Wiseley. Miss Wiseley and her staff dispel read- ing deficiencies for all members of the cast with equal rapidity and ease. Lefz zo right: Florence Chortie, Betty Brailey, Naomi Lake, Eloise Fouke, Patti Overholser, Miss Wiseley, Denelda Bashore, Estelle Williams, Delphine Kwapich, Frances Ford twenty-three