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

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Vernon R. Alberstett gan, of A As dean of girls, Miss Anne Smead has been a helpful influence in the school life of all the girls. Her tact and generosity are well known by many. When a student is in need of a friend, our dean is always there with a helping hand. Mrs. Louise Meffley Q6U'l 0 Our dean of boys Vernon R. Alberstett has made school life run more smoothly for many students. Wfith his friendly advice and kind understanding, Mr. Alberstett has helped solve the different prob- lems that arise in the school year.. A dominant factor in school life, he has capably undertaken and performed his duties. Miss Anne Smead lirecfor 0 .1465 ui fied Mrs. Louise Meffley is one of the busiest persons here at Scott. As director of activities, Mrs. Meffley has helped to plan and to or- ganize as well as supervise the many varied things which go on in our school. This year the program for the school's activities has gone smoothly, and we have arrived at the end of the year with everything that was planned for us accomplished. We have many thanks to give Mrs. Meffley for her efficient work th5s year. fifteen

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Mrs. Biggs Mrs. Masell Mrs. Byrne Miss Eagle O ice As many students know, the office is one of the most important places at Scott. The business of the school is carried on through this channel, with the efficient aid of Mrs. Margaret Biggs, our school treasurer, Mrs. Helen Byrne, statistical and attendance clerk, Mrs. Marian Masell, clerk in charge of college transcripts, and our new Miss Joanne Eagle, manager of the bookroom. The students at Scott appreciate the time and effort these women put forth, and the way they always perform their duties with a smile. fourteen Ink schedules mean lots of work!

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Standing-Mrs. Olnhauser, Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Matt, Mrs. Save Seated-Mr. Rogers, Mrs, Goldberg, Mrs, W'hipple, Mr. Collins This year we at Scott have greatly profited by the projects of the Parent-Teacher Association. Under the leadership of Mrs. Charles E. Whipple, presidentg J. C. Col- lins, vice-president, Howard P. Rogers, treasurer, and Mrs. Morton Goldberg, secretary, this group has planned and carried out many worthwhile and helpful projects. In the fall they started out by sponsoring the magazine drive and the Findlay train trip for those who sold subscriptions. The annual Music Festival was again spon- sored by this group and as usual was a great success. As chairman of the New! Leiter, Mrs. C. D. Matt has helped bring the parents closer to the school and to school life. Mrs. H. E. Willard, chairman of the home room mothers, has organized this group and has done many things for the different home rooms. We have many things for which we should thank the Parent-Teachers Association, and we hope that they know how much we appreciate their efforts.