Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Wl'llIllI 'i ...rms 1- l lIIIIIIll ' .......s am...... l'ilIlllwf am ... 'i' i 'i . T' -1? 1 J NW 4, lla n. . ..., WW Q-. '1 e L J INTRUDUCTION The Zenith has always been the culmination of the endeavors of thc Senior Classes of Central High School. It is their final gift to their Alma Mater, and the perpetuation of their names upon the annals of school history. So it is that the Class of 1928 offers this Zenith as its contribution to Central High School. As a unit, the Class of 1928 has made for itself a name which is equal to the best Central has to offer. In scholarship, in co- operative enterprises and in carrying on the activities of the school, the Class of 1928 will long be remembered for its responsi- bility and worth. The individual efforts of the members of the class are identified with the history of Central's athletics, drama- tics, publications and the various other traditions of the school. But most of all are the efforts of the Class of 1928 identified with the Zenith. For the Zenith always will remain-a tribute to their three years of work and play and ambitions.-Esther Muelle1', Adviser to the class of 1928. This book is made possible through student cooperation. Necessarily there have been those who assumed particular respon- sibilities. The editor has sought to make it mirror the composite life of the community, through cover design and printed page. The makers of the book have realized that theirs was no small task. No unworthy rivalry has prompted their efforts but they have consistently striven to make this Zenith as worthy of con- sideration as any of its predecessors. They believe it to be a Zenith of dignity. You will be happy with your Zenith. You will enjoy it today and tomorrow and certainly when you have olden grown.- V. B. Ging, Zenith Adviser, 1928. I like to think that every Zenith that has been placed in the hands of the public has been a monument to our school-to that devotion to high achievement which is a part of the school. A monument to our victories now-to our work and play and laughter. I like to think that all past Zeniths have brought back to their readers those ideals for which Central stands. While former Zeniths have exhibited this high standard of attainment Central now surpasses them in the Zenith of 1928 and it will win many friends for our Alma Mater because from cover to cover is mirrored the high standard of our organizations and scholarship.-Margaret Taylor, Dean of Girls. 'fi X ..- E E L' 5 E -. ..': E ZF 5i.!lllau..,,,.., -'--lm '.m:nlIIIII u,. , raw Winn'-' ..,,,.n lllalu..,m ,, wnlwf - lyln alurggig

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Duluth from the Boulevard. M'mucsota Point J ean Carr, '28.