Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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OFFICE AND CLASSRCJOM Not the proverbial wielder of the hiclcory rod nor the frowning tongue Iasher, but the sympathetic adviser who schemes sIciIIfuIIy to excite and inspire Iaclcadaisical youth. Introductions to new peoples and worlds, vivid laboratory experiments, informal discussions, and opportuni- ties for self-expression. Long after the text of the lesson is forgotten, the memory of the teacher lingers on, her little peculiarities, her tastes, her voice, her special interests. Surrounded by blackboard and a sea of attentive faces, the teacher worlcs, chalk-tinted fingers flipping the leaves of the text book. Her eyes dart about the room as she calls various students to recitation. She corrects, she praises, she admonishes, she guides, ever striving to prepare her pupils for more corriplete living. DRAWING BY JAMES SPECKMAN