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

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THE SCOTTONIAN livrirlran 'iivuirm Even though this year has been one of interruptions, the Pericleans have had much success. Every program has been well carried out, and many very intesting subjects have been carefully discussed during the year. We feel that it has not been a year of decline but rather one more step toward an ideal society, which every member has helped to prepare. Among the social events was the Scott-lllaite Periclean banquet held at the lVoman's Building on February 22nd, bringing together the members of each school, and gaining a better acquaintance with each other. A roast for Scott Peries was given on November 3rd and proved a great success. To become better acquainted with our Philalethian Friends a party was given in the Gym, consisting of music, a play, and dancing. Refresh- ments were served in the refectory. Wle are glad to say that we have done a small bit in the great war. Fifty dollars was given to the XYar Chest Fund, to help in the best way possible to aid our boys who were so willing to sacrifice everything for us. The Pericleans wish to thank the teachers and all friends who have given their time and services in aiding the society. Wie also wish to express our appreciation to the officers, who have so nobly nlled their offices. It is with regret that we think of the departure of our Senior Sisters, and it is with a greater responsibility and aim that those remaining will look forward to the coming year. JANE LEWIS, Reporter. 106

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SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL Frederick Brand Joseph King John McNerney Frederick Hires

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SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL ighilalvthian illeuivm Another year of literary endeavor is speedily drawing to a close, and we must now look back over the school year 1918-19. to see what we have accomplished. In doing this we can certainly feel proud of difficulties overcome and ventures successfully completed. First of all we should mention the excellent programs which have made the meetings of the society so enjoyable. livery program has been interest- ing throughout the entire year, and each member has done her careful preparation of various numbers. The joint meeting held with the Pericleans was enjoyed by the members of both Now let us turn to the social side of the society as it must part in the which was societies. not be for- gotten. The annual banquet was held in April, at the XYomen's Building, brinvinv the Alumnae and active members together once more, which leads b Z3 C b to development through eldrly advice as well as social pleasure. There are two other social events which the Phils anticipate with great pleasure. The first of these is the play which is to be given by the four lits. This play is the only event which brings the four societies together in their work. The other is the Phil picnic, which is always looked forward to as one of the most enjoyable events of the year. Indeed in looking back over our successful year we also must think of those whose untiring efforts to have been so helpful. Undoubtedly we could never have bettered ourselves in a literary way were it not for the guiding hands of our faithful critics. Then in line come cur officers. who have worked earnestly and faithfully for our society, led by Louise jewett, who has performed her duties with zeal, loyal, capable and wise precision. lVe hope that the succeeding years of the Philalethian Literary Socitay may be as delightful and enjoyable as the closing one, and that the Phils may ever have success. -NBTA KTOLLETT Reporter. 107