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

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Philo C, Dunsmore Mr. Philo C. Dunsmore, superintendent of Toledo Public Schools, is an educator with constructive ideas for expansion to meet the needs and inadequacies of the growing school system of Toledo. The rising school population urgently requires more class- rooms and more teachers. With foresight and executive leadership, Superintendent Dunsmore directs a program of expansion and reconstruction to meet these needs and to benefit the young people of Toledo. Al- though Scotters seldom see him, they ap- preciate the results of his efforts to give Toledo the best school system possible. Active Leaders Build the Means for Learning .xl 1 I ...i 1 Cheers of gratitude for the Scott PTA rose on Thanksgiving morning when the Scott Band marched forth, resplendent in their beautiful new uniforms, effort of the organization over a two-year period to raise funds for the band had made a fond dream come true. The serv- ices of these real Scott boosters were many. The information night series, the patron drive for the Music Festival in May, the annual Scott Skits party, transportation facilities for the scholarship contestants traveling to Bowling Green, the Honor Society luncheon, and the reception following the Senior Baccalaureate Service highlighted the fine work of the PTA throughout the year. The presentation of a PTA scholarship at Commencement was the concluding event for this active organization. These helpful projects were completed under the leadership of Mrs. Franklin Shore, presi- dent, Mrs. Walter Hoover, first vice-president, Miss Wilma Kudzia, second vice-president, Mrs. Twyman Traynum, secretary, Mrs. Orland Howell, treasurer. Mrs. Twyman Traynum, Mrs. Franklin Shore, and Mr. Klein admire Bill Leutz's new band uniform.