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

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Miss Anne Smead The friendly smile and quiet understanding of Miss Anne Smead, our dean of girls, have become well known and loved here at Scott. Her patience and understanding never fail, and she is always ready and willing to administer help for those that need it. Miss Smead has our respect and grati- tude for all the hard work she has done for the girls throughout the year. 'T sixteen 9657145 Vernon R. Alberstett During Mr. Al'berstett's three years at Scott, as dean of boys, his helpful guidance has been great- ly appreciated. Throughout Mr. Langstaff's long absence this year Mr. Alberstett kept the school running in its usual smooth and efficient Way. The dean's capable and courteous manner of do- ing things has gained him the respect and grati- tude of faculty and students alike. Mrs. Louise Meffley Mrs. Louise Meffley's work this year as adviser of the entire student council has occupied her full time, and she has performed her many duties capably. She has had great responsibility seeing that the different clubs, classes, assemblies, and numerous school projects did not conflict. The students of Scott owe much gratitude to Mrs. Meffley for her interest in everything that concerns our school.

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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

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HC-sf. Mrs. Margaret ice Mrs. Marian Masell Withotit the efficiency and cooperation so evident in our school office, things would really be out of hand. Mrs. Biggs is our school treasurerg Mrs. Byrne is responsible for statistics and attendanceg Mrs. Masell gets our college transcripts ready, and Helen Mc- Coy has charge of the book room. That cooperation mentioned before comes in handy when records, gradecards, or unsats have to be made out or distributed. arf? 5 fl McCoy Mrs, Byrne seventeen