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

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ulaerinfenelenf of .SZ oo 5 l Edward L. Bowsher Edward L. Bowsher, to whom the whole of Scott is directly responsible, has shown a great deal of ability in his work as superintendent of the public schools in Toledo. Early this year on behalf of the school levy he spoke to our student body about the need of repair and the need of additional equipment here at Scott. He is keenly aware of these needs and he is doing his best to se- cure them for us. Mr. Bowsher, a capable and efficient manager, has done much to im- prove the Toledo school system. He is also interested in and plays a promi- nent part in state and national educational and administrative activities. i

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ibecbcafion Since this year's Scottonian has contrast for a theme, and since the Scottonian dwells mostly on Scotters of the present, the Scottonian staff wished to recognize someone who has serv- ed Scott for many years in the past, and up to the present time. It did not take the staff long to make a final decision. It was twenty-seven years ago that the Scott faculty add- ed to its number a person destined to be a friend to everyone, a person who, through the years, has shown only loyalty and love for this school and its traditions. This person is Carl H. Doc Meissner. Carl Meissner has always been truly faithful to Scott and has put forth a great deal of effort to develop winning athletic teams. While at Scott, he has been interested in track, foot- ball, basketball, swimming, and other sports. Athletic Man- ager, and Faculty Manager of Athletics are only two of the numerous positions he has so successfully filled. Carl Meissner has helped Scott grow and advance. He has given it added tradition, and has never taken an attitude of defeat. V The Scottonian staff, in thanking him for all his hard work, friendship, loyalty, and faith, respectfully dedicates this 1948 Scottonian to DOC . thirt

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Richard J. Langstaff Even when the Weekly school days go by smoothly, our principal, Richard J. Langstaff, still has innumerable duties to perform each day. Al- though the responsibilities that fall on his shoulders are many, each one is han- dled efficiently, in due order. Mr. Langstaff, who has been at Scott many years as teacher and administrator, has real concern for its welfare. He takes considerable pride in the achievements of the students and of the school as a whole. We, as students, owe a great deal of gratitude to Mr. Langstaff for his constant guidance and continuous interest in us and our activities. fifteen