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

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WU ER ish-X .105-'N T' Mrs. Margaret Biggs Mrs. Marian Masell Mrs. Patricia Ramer Mrs. Wilma Powell Do the students of Scott realize the importance of our office staff? They are kept busy throughout the year keeping attendance records, sending tran- scripts of credits to colleges, typing schedules and grade cards ,and compiling and filing personality records. These various tasks are assumed by the members of the staff: Mrs. Margaret Biggs, senior clerk, keeps attendance records, Mrs. Wilma Powell has complete charge of the text books, Mrs. Marian Masell is secretary to the principal, and Mrs, Patricia Ramer is the school treasurer. The Scottonian staff wishes to show its appreciation to the office staff, for without their work it would be impossible for Scott to operate. mama 044 One of the busiest and best known persons at Scott High School is Mrs. Louise Meffley who since i948 has been the counsellor for student activities. Under her skillful guidance the stu- 7, dent council, with its seven commissions, plans the many extra-curricular activities such as ath- letics, finance, and welfare. Mrs. Meffley is also responsible for the organization of the clubs and the school elections, in which every student may take part. Through her all the social events of the school year are scheduled so that there will be no conflicts. The students of Scott wish to thank you, Mrs. Meffley, for your constant guidance and your interest in our activities. lung. Mrs. Louise Meffley I4

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Jim, mm un, The principal of Scott High School, Mr. Richard J. Langstaff, is a man liked and respected by both students and teachers. Mr. Langstatf has been a member of the Scott faculty for thirty years. Prior to becoming our principal eight years ago, he had been a teacher of history and economics, head of the social science department, coach of base- ball and basketball, and dean of boys. Under his inspiring leadership Scott has improved in many ways. During this time of world change and unrest, Mr. Langstaft has kept our school at its best. He has maintained the high scholastic standing of the students of which Scott has been justly proud. As a master of organization, he has established a system that functions smoothly and efficiently. This year, on Scott High School's fortieth anniversary, we congratulate him for his past work and hope that the future will be as happy and as productive as the past. Richard J. Langstaff il'

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Vernon R. Alberstett ,U i., ,X Florence Peterson Uwz,1w.4y,deana,wLealwa1p, Qnan, of Emp, As dean of boys, Mr. Alberstett is recog- nized as one of the most important persons in Scott, for to him is intrusted the welfare of every one of our 625 boys, and he has that precious combination of knowledge, industry, kindness, and good judgment which makes him perfect for the job. Mr. Alberstett came to Scott in l945 when he left his post as city supervisor of business education. He has now been at Scott about eight years, and we all agree that Scott has been greatly enriched by his presence. Quan, of 519114. Last September the students of Scott had the privilege of welcoming to our high school the new Dean of Girls Miss Florence Peterson. We were sorry to see our beloved Miss Anne Smead leave, but we were happy to say hello to Miss Peterson. Although this was Miss Peterson's first year as a dean at Scott High School, it was not her first year as a member of the Scott faculty. From i939 to l9-45, Miss Peterson taught girls' physical education classes at Scott. She left us in l945 to become the supervisor of girls' physical education in the city of Toledo. This year we were happy to welcome her back to Scott. ln her first year as dean Miss Peterson has done an excellent job. We compliment her on her good work and hope that she will be with us for many more years.