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

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-inev- 8 This is Odell Parker after the first Woodward game, Loyalty Belongs Everywhere to Everyone and Everything The Scott tradition forms a foundation to build on. Loyalty is mortar to hold the building together. Loyalty grows from the atmosphere of the school. Scott offers many ideas, ways of living and people to inspire loy- alty. When we individual students are surrounded by loyal people, loyalty begins to grow within us. Loyalty to Scott means many things. lt means playing with spirit on the football tield, it means supporting as many activities at Scott as possible, and means keeping her honor pure and bright. But this sort of loyalty can become narrow. Scott is not the whole world. Loyalty is something bigger than cheering at football games and at- tending the Varsity Drag. Loyalty means becoming the person who is loyal to the things he believes in, the place where he works, and the people with whom he lives. Loyalty is not a thing that belongs to Scott alone. Loyalty is a peculiar trait. lt belongs to no one place or thing or idea, yet it belongs everywhere to everyone and everything. Loyalty is not something that stays at Scott or belongs to her, it is part of a person. i . r L . A 'I i .. K L-Mfri i