East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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3 9077 04048922 PUBLISHED BV THE CLASS OF JUNE 1910 EAST HIGH SCHOOL, ROCHESTER, N. Y. THE STAFF Editor-in-chicI Associate Editor PHILIP OGDEN CAROL SMITH Business Manager BRYANT BROOKS AmI. Rmincti Manager LEO DWYER Advertising Manager MAURICE VAN BERGH Assistant Editors FRANK GOSNELL WILLARD EMERSON WARREN FROST ELMER PERI. GF.ORGF. LUDOLPII Art Editor ALEXANDER HESS Q Asst. Advertising Manager SAUL HERSBERGH

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t y6 V HEN the class of June 1910 first started on its academic course four years ago, most of its members were brought into contact with Miss Minnie R. Van Zandt as their algebra teacher. Her genial humor and spontaneous wit took” with the students: and the fact that she was always ready to give help and advice wherever needed, sealed the bond of friendship and loyalty. Beginning with their sophomore year, and from then on until this June, about fifty of the boys have continued under Miss Van Zandt's influence as pupils in her study'room. Ever ready to aid and encourage them, always spurring them on to better efforts. Aunt Minnie has endeared herself to her boys more and more. All that she could do to help the boys and girls she has done; their life has been her life, their hopes and aspira- tions hers. Now that it is time for these boys and girls to shut the doors of East High School behind them, it is most fitting that this Annual, the last me- mortal of the class of June 1910. be dedicated to her whom the mem- bers. through close associations, have respected and loved—Miss Minnie Ruth Van Zandt.