Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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The Zenith of this year can hardly be judged by the stand- ard of former years, as we have had but four months to edit it in and those four months the last in the year, when we have had a great deal of extra work attendant upon graduation and Hnishing up the work of the class. However, we have done the best in our power and at least feel satisfied that we have made an honest attempt. THE TENNYSON CLUB. The senior class feels deeply indebted to Mr. Roe for the formation of a Tennyson Club, among its members early in the past year. They have spent many enjoyable evenings in the reading and study of Tennyson's earlier poems, The Princess, Idylls of the King, and, later in the year, t'In Memoriamf, Aside from the profit acquired in mental gain, the pleasant evenings of companionship and social enjoyment will long remain to the class as delightful memories. Visions of kodak pictures, popcorn, candy, oranges and other accompaniment will come vividly into remembrance, in connection with the musical lines of one of the most popular and charming poets. Charlie and Roy in chemistry, sitting on a desk dangling their feet. Mr. Wilson.- Donlt kick so much until your ears grow a little. JUNIOR GIRLS. The Junior girls say, As at chapel they pray, Help us good maids to be. Give us patience to wait Till some subsequent date 3 World without men, Ah me.

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