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

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S 6 I H0 iillll Animated discussion enlivens the recitation in Miss Schafi's classes. The topics may cover anything from Ovid to student lunches, but always Miss Schaff's kindly Wit redirects such errant sessions into constructive channels. Her humor subtly inspires more careful study habits also. How many students have heard this ap- praisal atter a row of inaccurate recitations: 0ne, two, three, FOUR Latin students for sale. Cheap! She simpliiies the proiound without apparent eiiortg et one perceives the immensity oi a great soul underl ing her understanding. ' r Nothing is more typical oi Miss Schaifs radiant personality than the Latin 'salutation posted over her classroom door, Salvete, amici mei, meaning Greetings, my friend. It can be truly said that Miss Schatt smiles and the world returns her smile. Held in affectionate re- gard by her iellowl faculty members, she bestows her friendliness on all, students and colleagues alike.

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wi gg T ' T g g? L T , 1 . H .1 , 112: 'vl' nw ' I - ':3Z 1I1 N f H ,g5q wfW V ,M w www ,,, ,, JM , FACULTY call it esprit de corps ................ 10 A SCHO0L STUDENTS call it loyalty ................. 24 ATHLETES call it teamwork ............... 80 4