Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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Page Seventeen C. K. BAARMAN Stern, resolute, firm, powerful. ERE for years and years, he was always with us, yet almost apart from usg he served as the friend, the advisor, the teacher, but at the same time not many were his every day friends. It was with deepest respect for this man that every graduating class left the halls of Central. From the hearts of every student of his subject there went up a feeling of mixed emotions, for he was a teacher of unusual qualities. Few students went to his classes unprepared. Other studies might be neglected but for some unknown reason, a reason one could not explain, Physics was never over- looked. Faculties change from year to year, but it remains for those who have been long associated with the customs, the ideals, the hopes of the school to represent most Ht tingly the responsibilities of the faculty. Most thoroughly did he perform his work and the faculty club mourns the loss of him as their president We believe that we have not quite the proper perspective as vet for we have been too closely with him this year. It is the classes who have graduated who recall this moving figure, who recall him as the outstanding memory in their associations with Central. 4 'Y 3-J ,N Now he is gone. There is no one who will take his place 'in just the same way. ,lx X The school mourns the passing of this truly great man. I X e, f xx H6 J - - -- we Liz. fi . I I' M r V I' xxx Q. x Q 1' We salute him as scholar, gentleman, friemlf' Sv. X F l., p . I