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

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Q Merle Baker if -ERA? 5.1! Nz , has 1 E' ,, ni .-'muh Jaya- li.,-,1, V t , missin ,I ,f .V mt 35343, Industrial Art English, Spanish Spanish Club ' gap -, i LR .,.L1':'7. fi , 3 -- ht' . at ,, 1 . 1? ' ' '- is e!:'f' V' ,. r 1. Iames A. Bradford Mrs. Ward Bricker Science Business Education Department Chairman ii Not really, Miss Bingham seems to be saying as Miss Kudzia tells of a recent class excursion. Mr. Cheney's curiosity over- comes him as he turns to catch the news. AT RIGHT AT FAR RIGHT , Robert Carson I. C. Collins' Orientation Social Studies Guess who says it . . . Child, what ARE you do ing? . . . A word to the wise is sufficient . . . Chl Would you like to borrow my lending pencil? . . We must strive for perfection . . . Well, dig up a Roman and ask him . . . One of these days l'm going to cloud up and rain all over the place . . And to think they hang PICTURES! . . . Quiet or off to Siberia with you . . . The encyclopedia is a very poor source of reference . . . Now back in the First World War in the artillery . . . Come on now, folks, settle down . . . Ie vais vous jeter par la fentre. C l'rn going to throw you out the Win doW J . . . Accuracy is essential. Olive Bingham CFor answers, see page 170.5 tt it ,t t ,t it M3g35,t'5ui , X Mary E. Butler English, French French Club .vw , 1, Mrs. Laura Caldwell English Iunior Class Adviser Marguerite Clark Cloyce Cheney English Science Iunior Red Cross Science Club Radio Club ,ut W it t , X Y it it tr? ul B .

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I 0 You WA T T0 G0 T0 COLLEGE-it On the evening of October 24, students and their parents in the Toledo area poured into Scott class- rooms, and our college guidance counselor, Miss Eleanor Longbrake, rejoiced. The occasion was the third annual College Information Night, when upperclassrnen had the opportunity to obtain first- tt qi: V W M 'win , tgtltlltlily ill Fftllailitifg x hand information on numerous colleges through official representatives. Thus Miss Longbrake as- sists colleges to meet prospective students through her capable planning. In addition she persortolly counsels Scott juniors and seniors in the develop- ment of their college plans. l .0 R CAPABLE CLERK Shepherding lost articles for Scott students falls to the lot of the busy office staff. Students seek articles ranging from textbooks to a Wedding ring with a five-dollar payment tucked in it. Our amiable school clerks manage records. and office corre- spondence cheerfully and efficiently. Mrs. Marion Masell, head clerk, serves as secretary to Mr. Langstaffg Mrs. Margaret Husbands is school treas- urer: Mrs. Lydia Gilhooley is attendance clerk: Miss Mariann Mcliarus supervises the records: and Mrs. Mildred Evans keeps a close check on our horde of textbooks. '

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Have you ever wondered . . . how long Miss Gould's hair is . . . ii Mr. Weiser ever finds what he is look- ing for in Mr. Bradford's room . . . where Mrs. Smith gets her golden suntan . . . what Miss Young and Mrs. Conwell discuss over coffee at the El Pinto . . . Whether Doc Welever was ever ct quiet, shy child . . . whether Mr. Collins has any animals on his farm . . . how Mr. l-lolland's garden grows . . . why Mr. Dimon didn't become a world history teacher . . . why Mr. Croll and Mr. Wagner don't get together for a fishing trip . . . Why there are so many girls taking Mr. Wheeler's art course . . . whether Mr. Mater and Mr. Lewis ever shoot any- thing when they go hunting? l . -ef' 'i ' - it 1' t . ' LQ tg 7 - m a is '.,i: Q ii t t Mrs:-fe-r -' :Mitt .nt Everett Dean Science C. R. Croll Science Ethel Elliott Iames Eppstein Business Education EI1QliSl'1 Sophomore Drctmatics Director-Senior Play tt it '- t t 1 tl Ruth Collins Social Studies Department Chairman Ht: . Lee Dimon Physical Education ' 'Tib- af - wig, N ,' y. - y - 1 uv, tit. ' f W ttttmttf, tt tt -14 Www X 7 4. V- W , ' . all-l il w t' it It 1 :iw ,Q:'g1tQgl.lgQ,l.N W 'A ' if Y: w'tu'!w it tilt., M.. tt- ,Q1,1ttj1!..tggtllg 1t.t.1ttM.H..'. .- U tt tt3Wt Q1 1' ,gy W.. t y, , Mrs. Kathleen Conwell English lunior Dramatics Director-Scott Skits Mrs. Ruth Eller Home Economics Should I say cheese? inquires M. Bradford as he awaits his turn at the checking list. Southpctw Mr. McCollum makes his mark. AT FAR LEFT William Fetters Social Studies AT LEFT Helen M. Fields English Department Chairman Meditation Committee . Scottonian -