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

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If mm- Uv-ru-.tw , News Q13 sq. Lv XE 5 . ,envy L . Q ., .M QM .I Mr. Ryan odmires Carol Pc1tton's mosaic design. I, II Mrs. Penno Miller receives o corsoge from Morgorie Simmons for her home room's support of the Magazine Drive. Wm... 'D- mf if I I I 4 vu., tk, We I X 5 ,Q f v I A I fi 'E' CUTHBERT RYAN JOHN WHEELER Art Ar t R . I Q J ,fa My so , , .fn h gb ff . 5 Z q., if 'QQ Qt 1 X fx 1 A I if if- I . ,,. i'-ss A Ii A K sg 'if Q , VK I V W, MRS. GEORGE ARNOLD MRS. G. L. DURYEA MRS. PENNA MILLER MYRON GERBER ROBERT KLEIN Home Economics Home Economics, English Home Economics Director of Vocol Music Director of Instrumental Music

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Creative Arts Develop Special Skills Though boys invade the kitchen of the third- hour cooking class, home economics is prima- rily a course to prepare girls for future home- making. Here students learn the value of nutritional cooking and the fundamentals of sewing. Jigsaws, sanders, and hammers are used to create useful obiects of plastic, wood, and metal in the industrial arts workshops. By 'earning handiwork skills, students prepare themselves for employment after graduation. Scott's music program provides rich enter- tainment for students at games and assem- blies. Through the orchestra, band, and choral groups, students develop their talents and gain greater music appreciation. In art classroom, students express them- selves in drawing, painting, and design. Those interested in art careers study the fundamen- tals of fashion and commercial art. L. Cilf- Y I gal tk , will inf it K .....l' I X I F' N 1 Mr Lake demonstrates the use of the table saw to Theodis Brandon, Archie Williams, John Kirkbride, and Richard Barley. MERLE BAKER NORMAN HOLLAND GLEN LAKE RUSSELL MATER Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts - Industrial Arts BENNIE RAYFORD Industrial Arts Department Chairman

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'x 'W MRS WARD BRICKER IRENE BRUNS JAMES W. HILL NANCY YOUNG ARTHUR EDWARDS Business Education -- Business Education Business Education Business Education Physical Education Department Chairman Business and Health From ninth grade elementary business train- ing every average person should know to special training in bookkeeping, shorthand, and office machines extends the variety of courses offered in business education. Often iobs seek the Scott-trained business students long before they complete their senior year to fill positions in Toledo offices. Since sports for recreation and worthy use of leisure are essential to the well-adiusted person, the physical education classes are very Are Practical Aims popular in the Scotter's program, Playing on the team affords him fun, while the carefully directed play helps him to develop alertness, strength, and muscular co-ordination. Books for reference and pleasure are en- ioyed through the facilities of the Scott library. The nurse's office is a place of comfort for students with ailments and injuries. Through the services of the librarian and nurse, Scotters safeguard their mental and physical health. Mrs. Hall instructs girls' physical education class in a modern dance step.