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

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GEOMETRY . FRENCH . HISTORY . ENGLISH. r FACULTY ALL THE TEACHERS SO UNTIRING IN THEIR WORK UPON THE MINDS OF RESTLESS STUDENTS WERE ONCE THEMSELVES, 'TWAS NA, so LANG, RESTLESS STUDENTS. R QEQ L,,. 5

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Miss Taylor, Literary Adv. Miss Morgan, Art Adviser Mr. Welday, Business Adv. STANDING: jean Nieder- maier, Rowland Perry, Mar- tin Wiener, Bob Waltz. SEATED: Margaret Klop- fenstein, Bill Smith, Dor othy Wonders. . 1- ,., ' L :W 1 Y Q if ex '4 DW . ix T1 X ' A Q 13 SCOTTQONIAN BOARD adviser. Miss Humphrey, literary adviser for the previous years, gave invaluable assistance. Their expert help went far toward producing a good book. The Scottonian Board was the only city annual staff to send repre- sentatives to the convention of the National Scholastic Press Associ- ation in Kansas City. The Scottonian delegates were Miss Taylor, literary adviser, james Muenger, editor, and Bill Smith, art editor. This same association grades and rates school publications. For three years the Scottonian has received first class honor rating, but the 1934 book surpassed all other records and gained the highest possible rating, that is an All American rating. In order to increase the Scottonian funds, William Mundy, business manager, made plans for an afternoon movie. The staff exerted all of their persuasive powers and sold a great number of tickets. Due to their work and the backing of the student body this movie, given on March 21, was a financial success. For the last few years the Scottonian has suffered no financial losses and by extremely careful budgeting and strict economy this year's book pulled through safely. We can say that the Scottonian is a very representative book. It con- tains pictures of every student at Scott, and what more could a year book do? It is an annual custom to have two Scottonian assemblies, one to intro- duce the staff and to begin the sales campaign, the other to distribute the finished book. We have tried to benefit by criticism and to give the students what they want. We hope we have succeeded in producing a book that they can be proud of, a book that pictures clearly every phase of a happy school life, a book that will make seniors look longingly backward and underclassmen look hopefully forward.

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MR. R. E. DUGDALE Superintendent of Schools Mr. R. E. Dugdale, our superintendent of schools, has those qualities of leadership that enable him to meet successfully the many difficult problems of our educational system. He has inaugurated many pro- gressive policies that have resulted in improved con- ditions in the schools. During these chaotic times he has succeeded in retaining the stability of our system of education. Although the present financial status has presented many obstacles, Mr. Dugdale has faced them unflinchingly. His strenuous efforts to improve school conditions have enabled our schools to main- tain the high standards for which they have always been known. 17 ,wi M -,-7.3 1 1 i l