Identifier: scottonian00scot (find matches)
Title: The Scottonian
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Scott High School (Toledo, Ohio)
Subjects: Scott High School (Toledo, Ohio) High schools School yearbooks
Publisher: Toledo, Ohio : Scott High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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rch 13th the Senior Class presented the Barrere Ensemble attheir annual concert, assisted by Vera Janacopulous, a dramatic soprano.The Seniors and all of their friends who attended the concert will keep intheir minds a pleasant memory of the beautiful notes of George Barreresflute and the equally beautiful voice of Miss Janacopu1ous. One couldhardly conceive that appealing and marvelous music could be derived froma combination of clarinets, oboes, horns and bassoons. Miss Janacopulous sang all of her numbers in French. She was verycalm and self-possessed and charming in her appearance, and her smilealone at once made her a favorite of all. The program was concluded with the playing of the Star SpangledBanner, which, of course, was a fitting end to such a delightful evening. The affair was a huge success and the proceeds from it, which amountedto about $800, will be used by the class to leave a memorial to the Scottboys who paid the supreme sacrfice in the great war. 179 THE SCOTTONIAN
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Rhrn»»f,. SUBSTITUTES.Frederick R. Flickinger, 19. Jack Carlcton thumped a pillow emphatically and scowled at his room-mate, Bob Summer. Bob., were just plain out of luck. Bob returned the scowl. Well, what you going to do about it? Weve tried all the girls in thisneck of the woods and not one can go. I wish we werent so far fromthe little old home town, we could get some girls there sure. Ahead of the two boys, and not three days in advance, loomed theannual Phi Sigma Gamma house party. Elton College, where this sceneopens, was as girless as the North Pole. The few acquaintances theypossessed at Dolbuck Seminary, about fifty miles away, had been tried in-vain. Hence the scowls. All of a sudden Jack jumped from his chair as if shot. Golly, why didnt I think of it sooner! You know my twin cousins,,dont you Well, theyre over at Holbuck this year. I havent seen themsince they were about eleven, but that wont hurt. Theyve got a coupleof younger brothers. I saw them last year. Theyre goi

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