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

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Principal R. J. Langstaff A familiar smile to all Scotters is that of our principal, Mr. Richard J. Langstaff, A scholar him- self, Mr. Langstaff never ceases to maintain those high standards, both scholastic and social, of which Scott may well be proud. Teachers and students alike rely on Mr. Langstaff for assistance in their scholastic and extracurricular proiects. For twelve years Mr. Langstaff has been an inspiring influence for Scott students. Many have followed the examples he sets in habits of order and organization and as a result are now promi- nently successful in many occupational fields. A letter of recommendation to the F.B.l. for a former Scotter, a conference with department chairmen, his cheerful greeting to the students in the halls, and delivery of announcements over the public address system are all part of a busy day for our adviser, counselor, and principal, Mr. Langstaff, who has earned our deepest gratitude for his untiring efforts in helping to make today's students better citizens of tomorrow. UPPER RIGHT-Mr. Langstatt addresses the audience of parents, teachers, and friends at the dedication of the Scott Physical Education Addition in November. RIGHT-lt is Mr. Langstaff who addresses the student body over the public address system at the beginning of each school day. BELOW-Mr. Langstaff cuts his cake at the October faculty meeting, held coincidentally on his birthday. I

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'WW PRINCIPAL RICHARD J LANGSTAFF A Message From 0ur Principal lt IS of Interest to me that OUR SCOTT TRADITIONS has been chosen as the theme of the 1956 SCOTTONIAN Usually a school IS ludged by what students take away from the school skulls attitudes and knowledge In thlnklng about the tradltlons of our school we are really considering what students have left to the school Actually we know that what students have taken away and what students have left are only two aspects of the same experience Recervmg and Gavmg can not be separated In our school experrence nor nn lute Over the past forty three years many students have received much from Scott It IS of slgnlflcance that they have also left to Scott a rlch heritage of tune tradltrons wfiffef

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Assistant Principals - r. Vern n ers e Miss Florence Petersen Counselor of Girls and Mr Vernon Alberstett Counselor of Boys possess a depth of understanding and a cordial sympathetic guidance which characterize the personal interest they take in every girl s and Counselors of Students iss orence eersen boy s individual need. Counseling students con- cerning their attendance and scholastic achieve ment and innumerable conferences with parents teachers and social agencies fill their busy days Assistant Principals - - Instruction and Activities As Assistant Principal of Instruction Miss Vera Baymiller is kept quite busy Her duties aside from administering grading and recording test results include assisting probationary substitute and practice teachers and planning programs for faculty meetings Efficiency and order char acterize Miss Baymiller s direction of instruction I6 X To coordinate the various school events and to keep the activities clubs and committees running like clockwork is not an easy lob but Mr Ralph Merickel Assistant Principal in Acti vities performs his duties with skill and enthusi asm Mr Merickel is always busy for he also ad vises the Student Council and the Senior Class M o Alb ttt M Fl Pt 1 1 1 . I , . . . - I . . . , I ' o o o o o o o Y ff , .M C . Y .- A- Miss Vera Baymiller Mr. Ralph Merickel I ' I I I I I 1 1 ' I ' I - , ' . . , '