Ann Arbor High School - Omega Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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MATILDA C PFISTERER When Matilda Pfnsterer passed away at her home July 5 1948 Ann Arbor High School lost one of its truest friends After graduating from Ann Arbor High School and Michigan State Normal College Miss Pflsterer received her Masters degree from the School System nn 1903 Before coming to Ann Arbor High in 1926 she taught at the Mack Jones and Tappan schools Miss Pfnsterer s understanding patience and genuine lnterest in young people brought about fine relatlonshlps wlth students and teachers All who knew her will remember her with respect and affection 5 University of Michigan. She started teaching in the Ann Arbor Public

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