Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

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MISS ANNE DREW SCOTT X Miss Scott is a native of New jersey. She attended the public schools of Westfield, but when a senior in high school she moved with her family to her present home in Milford, Delaware. After being graduated from Milford High School, she matriculated at the Uni' versity of Delaware, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree. Later she did post graduate work at Columbia and Rutgers, receiving the degree of Master of Education. This year, she has found time to take courses in Vocational Guidance at Columbia, as she is interested in building a firstfrate guidance department. Miss Scott is a charming and versatile woman, not at all like the conventional type of school principal that one sees in the movies. Bef sides being an able administrator, she has a talent for writing light verse, also stories, many of which have been published in wellfknown children's magazines. A few years ago she was asked to write a group of stories for a new series of first readers. Her executive ability has received recognition outside our own community. Three times during the last two years she has been invited to serve on committees making surveys of New Jersey high schools for the Middle States Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. An ardent sportswoman, she is an excellent swimmer and plays a good game of golf. As if that were not enough, last summer she received a Red Cross certificate for Life Saving. She is an enthusiastic baseball, basketball, and football fan, and she is present at almost every high school game to cheer our teams to victory. Miss Scott has always been interested in journalism, and it was through her efforts that the Loudspeaker was established. Her assist' ance and encouragement have been important factors in maintaining a school magazine that has received many awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. 5