Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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20 THE SENIOR ANNUAL. A One teacher whom we shall. not forget in a hurry is Miss Minor. In the first place we shall remember that she was not lavish with V. Gs. and that we had to work for those we got. YVe had to work ourselves for we couldn't work Miss Minor, her iudgment is too good. When we think of her we shall always see her bright and cheerful and full of life, for we never knew her otherwise. We shall also remember that she knew all about the mathematics she taugth and that she wasn't to blame if her pupils did not come to the same knowledge.

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THE SENIOR ANNUAL. 19 Miss Riggs teaches Biology, Zoology, Botany and Physiology in Room 8. There she administers things with a most military precision. Please do notjudge her though by her picture here. She neith- er looks like this nor has she such a disposition as this would show. To Miss Riggs her sciences are all in all. She is forever laboring at the development of her line of work and studying to keep up on the lat- est points.

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THE SENIOR ANNUAL. 21 Enthusiasm, spirit, and progression are the ele- ments which prevade the very air in Room 10 and you have only to be in the room a few moments to become aware of this fact and to be ailected by them. ' , A large American flag in front of the room and a picture of Queen Victoria in a less prominent place suggests the studies to which the room is devoted. American and English History are taught here by Miss Pollock, and taught so well that her pupils never lack interest in the subject which she renders so attractive. A is A With the deepest respect we quote the following lines which we think truly applicable HAnd still they gazed and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knew.