A photo taken at school

I remember that at school lessons I occupied the second desk. I was fond of mathematics. Leonid Zinovievich was our mathematics teacher; unfortunately I do not remember his surname. He also taught us at the Institute. We adored him. We studied by his tasks more than by textbooks. He liked me very much too, he always told: "When shall I get acquainted with your parents?". He called me "snub-nosed", I am not sure - am I snub-nosed? Anyway, he called me so.

Well, and at school I was a chairman of a pioneer group, I was always very active. I was very good in mathematics, I always prompted everyone, and Leonid Zinovievich shaked his ruler at me (as a joke), forbidding. In the photograph you can see my classmates - Nina Vasebura (to my left) and Olya Poedaksheva (to my right), their fathers were military men.

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