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

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In thus year of 1953 the Scottonran rs celebratlng Scotts fortleth annlversary Durnng these forty years many are the teachers who have come to Scott each contrlbutung In hrs own way to her growth When Scott opened In 1913 there were forty seven new teachers who entered the school confldent and eager to gave her a good start Sunce that tnme a great many teachers have come to Scott and therr wullrngness to serve has not changed Now as then they are happy to gunde and to Instruct We know that Scott must have great meanung for those teachers who have grven and are guvung years of servrce for her We want them to realnze that they themselves mean much to Scott Although It IS generally assumed that at as the students who make a school we know that It ns the teachers who make the students We feel that our teachers have done an excellent job and we greatly appreciate the really fnne work that they have done Therefore an order that we may In some measure express our gratrtude we dedncate the 1953 Scottonnan to all the teach ers who durlng the past forty years have worked and studied here with us We wish to thank them for the time they have spent prepanng for their work and for the many hours of teach Ing and grading papers and performung all of the other tasks which are constantly before a teacher However we wlsh to thank them especually for therr great frnendlnness and the unter est they have taken In their students We have been exceptuon ally fortunate at Scott to have had teachers who really desrre the best for thenr pupuls To all of them we extend our deepest thanks F 'T 'ff ,K xr X5 rm r Qt ur 9' 'K X -r O O IL 1 4 FHS: I !p'oPYLYlLJ,o lfjdnkf epic 1 J' Vtsffpw.-It 'lg A I . ry ,fr .L X X' tit. 0 lf t, :ft A ff' RA KJ N11 n K 54 xv Ni 1 1 Y s N 1 '

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