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SCOIT HIGH ALUMNI HALL OF FAME BANQUET 1913-1983 MENU Roast Sirloin of Beef Au Jus Twice Baked Potatoes French Style Green Beans w/Mushrooms Garden Tossed Salad/Assorted Dressing Assorted Rolls and Butter Sherbert Coffee, Tea, Milk Third Annual Jesup W. Scott Alumni Hall of Fame Banquet-Dance August 26, 1983 Meadowbrook Place Cocktail Hour 6:00 P.M. Welcome - James Proctor Invocation Rev. James Glover New Horizon United Methodist Church Dinner 7:00 P.M. Comments - Jimmy D. Dew, Principal Remarks - Gerald J. Garner Induction Ceremony 8:00 P.M. Masters of Ceremonies Bill Harris Bill Spencer Alma Mater Dancing 9:00 - 1:00 A.M. Music by C. R. Smith Productions INDUCTEES INDUCTEES 1982 1981 Sam Brodie '44 Carolyn (Williams) Herron '52 Lilian Duffy '18 Judge Robert Franklin '43 Dr. William Saleman '24 Richard Harris '50 Sylvia Soloman '18 Marvin Herman '48 Robert Stranahan Jr. '35 Willard Webb '20 David Norgan '45 Lewis N. Osterman Sr. '16 Richard Gross '45 Art Tatum Willis Day III '41 Mildre Taylor '61 William A. Smith '36 Ruth Sharp '41 Edward· Love '66 Porter King '49 Ben Williams Dr. Roland Gandy Wilma Kudzia '25 Richard Langstaff Eleanor Longbrake Watson Welever Le Maxie Glover Foy Kohler '24 Ralph Demorest Odell Barry '60 William (Doc) Meissner Edward F. Weber '49 Olive Kirkby Casey Jones '35 Minn'ie Gould '20 Donald Pease '49 Judge Reno Riley '44 Charles Penn '39 Leon Troy '45 Willie Harper '69 Ford Weber '17 Jim Parker '53 Donald Collins '76 Brenda Morehead '75 Ralph Lewis '58 Idus Brown '38 Dr. Donald B~er '61 Joe Green '66 Sam Price '62 Ernie Wright '57 Wilbur McClure '56 SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES OF 1983 Outstanding Business & Professional Achievement Dr. William C. Bryant '62 - Physician Coburn C. Metclaf '36 - Engineer Charles Mitchell '49 - Owner, Construction Firm Dr. Gerald Schall '62 - Nuclear Physician John Richards '22 - Architect (Deceased) Outstanding Achievement in Fine Arts Morley Baer '31 - Photographer Stanley Cowell '58 - Jazz Musician Jean Gould '27 - Writer Outstanding Achievement in Community Service Rev. Leroy Jordan '46 Outstanding Achievements in Athletics Lester Allen '50 - Football Star Herman Kander '41 - City Athletic Director Bill Orwig '26 - Coach Ray Wolford '60 - Basketball Star Outstanding Service to Scott David Carter - Former Music Director Helen Fields '21 - English Teacher (Deceased) Clair Humphrey - English Teacher (Deceased) Fred Seibert - Athletic Director (Deceased) BANQUET COMMITTEE MEMBERS CHAIRMAN - GERALD J. GARNER '68 VICE CHAIRMAN - LARRY SYKES '67 SECRETARY - SANDRA FLICK '60 TICKET CHAIRMAN - HOWARD BROWN '66 ACTIVE MEMBERS Harry Brown . '66 Idus Brown . '38 Steve Cole .............................. '62 Dick Eppstein ........................... '65 Robert V. Franklin . '43 Gayle Graham . '66 Findley Lytle . '56 Larry Quinn . '56 Robert Quinn ........................... '50 Ron Roberts ............................ '68 Ruth Sharp ............................. '41 Lorean Quinn Whitaker .................. '52 SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES JIMMY D. DEW - PRINCIPAL MITCHELL B. BERLIN HOSTESS: Negro Business & Professional Women Young Adult Chapter CONGRATULATIONS SCOTT HIGH ALUMNI An Organization to Provide a Visible Positive Image of Blacks in the Toledo Area 50 Men of Toledo P.O. Box 3557 Toledo, 0 hio 43608 CONGRATULATIONS Scott High School Hall of Fame Inductees Mitchell Auto Cleaning 1118 Adams St. Toledo, Ohio 43624 255-8300 CONGRATULATIONS Democrat INDUCTEES for Mayor C1t1zens With u1vag1 committee Marcy Kaptur. James Holzemer. Harry Kessler. Rev John H. MCKISSICk . CO-Chairs 2505 Brenner Court. TOiedo . OhlO 43611 THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Student Development Program Congratulations A multi-dimensional service delivery program designed and to identify, recruit, and retain financially and educationally disadvantaged youths whose cultural and social experiences have impeded their educational Best Wishes development and academic potential. Student Development recruits primarily from the Toledo area. A summer academic experience, "Summer Expo" is Scott High School Alumni provided for those students who are admitted to the University and selected for program participation. In and addition to Summer Expo experience, other services include tutoring, professional and peer counseling and Hall of Fame academic advising. Inductees All qualified and interested persons should contact The Student Development Office: James 0. Wadley, Director or Helen Cooks, Asst. Director 537-4169 or 537-4101 or write to: The University of Toledo 2801 W. Bancroft Street Nash Hall 114 rn OHIO CITIZENS BANK Toledo, Ohio 43606 Times like these call for a bank like ours® CONGRATULATIONS ALUMNI AND INDUCTEES NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH ASSOCIATION CORDELIA MARTIN HEALTH CENTER 905 Nebraska Avenue • Toledo, Ohio 43607 Appointments are made by calling: 255-'.'7883 I< HEALTH CENTER HOURS Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Althea Baldwin Tuesday and Thursday Ex. Director 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Congratulations Inductees and Members of Scott High Marshall's Maintenance Service Alumni Association 834 Mackow Toledo, Ohio 43607 Phones: Office 531-6371 Warren S. Marshall, D.D.S. Home 535-1955 General Practitioner General Dentistry Congratulations Alumni and Inductees Drew Hale Professional Bldg. Office Hour 2700 Monroe St. #6 By Appointment Toledo, Ohio 43606 lnnts, ~ingatt anb ~ssnriatts ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 406 MADISON A VENUE, SUITE 507 TOLEDO, OHIO 43604 ( 419) 242-8426 TERRENCE C. JONES RONNIE L. WINGATE Congratulations Scott High School Alumni Association on your third Hall of Fame Banquet and its Inductees Ralph J. Lewis and Charles G. Andrews Attorneys at Law · 123 Seventh Street Toledo, Ohio 43624 244-9023 Congratulations Alumni Association and Inductees on your third Hall of Fame Banquet B & J ENTERPRISES INDEPENDENT AUTHORIZED ENGAGE-A-CAR BROKER THE MODERN ANSWER TO SOARING NEW CAR PRICES. DRIVE THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE - FOREIGN AND Larry's Towing & Collison DOMESTIC. 2940 Monroe St/ • No Down Payment Toledo, Ohio 43606 • No Installment Loan • Lower Monthly Payments Shop in the convenience of your office or home Congratulations We will come to you. 535-1566 P.O. Box 3156 Alumni & Inductees BROKER Jim Phillips Associate Brokers Otis L. Jones Robert Mettler Robert Sliplin The Lathrop Company Contractors/ Construction Managers Toledo, Ohio A 'l 0 R Paid for by: DONNA OWENS CAMPAIGN COMMITIEE, W. F. "Dud" Roemer, Chairman 3912 Sunforest Ct, Toledo, OH 43623. .,~0 ' HEADQUARTERS: 315 N. Superior St., Toledo, OH 43604; telephone, 255-3116. PATRON CLUB Maroon & White Club Dr. Donald Baker Mr. Edward Love £LESTER'S Mr. Robert Stranahan, Jr. Beauty Salon 2013 Dorr St. Theodore Harbaugh White Club Mr. Willis F. Day III 535-9478 Mr. P. Richard Day Mr. Thomas R. Day Dr. Peter A. Lawless Maroon Club Dr. F.B. Rothman Dr. William Sodeman Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS ON ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL HALL OF FAME Scott High Alumni LINDA FURNEY Brown Packaging & Toledo School Board Member, Toledo Board of Education Bindery Co., Inc. 1920 N. 13th Street Toledo, Ohio 43624 Democrat for City Council 255-3257 TAXES TOO HIGH? HAVE YOUR c)((iml ~WUJ E&wt; 0<kv RETURNS CHECKED BY A PUBLIC TROPHY WINNING TEAM ACCOUNTANT. 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