Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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jealous of the brilliancy and dignity of the august class Whieh we all know to be the most glorious and distinguished class in the High School? Jessie--- Mr.!! Chair!!! man!!! I'd like to have Mr. Edson state his point. 'We can't stay here all day listening to him jaw- ing around. Frank fsuavelyj- I amsorry Miss LaSalle objects to my explanationsni- Bertie Qaside to Masonj- There they go again. - but if she will only let me have the floor for a minute I don't think I shall use up very much of her valuab1etime.,'-- Ed K.- Mr. Chairman!! I rise to a point of order!! Mason- State your point. Ed K.- The speaker is not keeping to the business in hand. Mason- The point is Well taken. You must stick to busi- ness, Mr. Edson. J oe- Now I call this a burning shame if we can't get along',-- Class Funny Man- Call the fire department. Joe rises amidst applause and starts for the door. J Mason Qwho has been whispering with Bertiej-'4VVhere's the Ere ? X Class Funny Man- It went out. Mason.- All right Mr. Edson, tire away. Frank- As I was saying, this junior class, in spite of all our kindness to them, have formed a plot and -- Jessie- O, you said that before. Ff8Dk- AND,, Jessie- Hurry up Frank I want to talk about having our pictures taken at E1y's.i'

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Mason-'4Meeting please come to order? Noise sub- sioles somewhat. Secretary proceeds to recul minutes. Enter ft fresltnzan looking for Ms teacher. Chorus-- Put him out-no babies admittedf' Mason- Order! Order!! lVe must have order in order to proceed. Voice- Five dollars prize for. whoever can make a Worse pun than that inside of tive minutes. Mason- VVe will now hear the treasurer's report. Roy Qwho looks exhaustedj- Well, all I have to report is that there is 150 in the treasury. There was 100 over from last month, and 50 dues paid sineefl Sits. Report clceeptecl list- lessly. Roy fdesperatelyj-- I move that all members pay their dues. llflotflon seoonclerl by Ifreem-n who has just wakecl 'ago and dioln't hear the motion. Joe-NI wish to amend that to exclude, the members of the 4Ravelings Board' Jessie-'LI amend that further to exclude all the members who took part in the Senior Play. Shorty- I ,amend that further to exclude also, all those who do not belongyto the 'Ravelings Board, or the Senior Playf' Roy looks disgusted-rest of class laugh nnfeelingkg. Mason-MN ow you're just fooling-those amendments aren't sensible. We'd better vote on the original motion. Roy Qhopelesslvl-NI guess you'd better not bother. Mason- Now I believe Mr. Edson has something to say. Frank Qrising With a graceful bowl- Ml: Chairman, I- ahem-wish to inform the class of a deep laid plot which is even now being hatched out by our'-ahem--friends, the juniors. The members of that disreputable and abandoned class have become

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Mason- Order! Miss LaSalle, you're out of orderf, Frank- VVell, they have formed a plot, as, I said, and ap- pointed three of their most daring members as spies and are now in the cloak-room peeping through the ventilator. Class- WHAT!!! General frushfov' cloak-room door. Cries and scufiling in the cloak-room. Then amidst the din arises a faint voice saying. ' I move we adjournf, I CAUGHT. Mr. W.-44Miss LaSalle, where is your chemistry?,' Miss LaSalle.- Why, its home, Mr. VVilson,- Ilve been studying so hard lately, I keep it at home. Joe, didn't you see me studying my chemistry? I Joe.- That's right, Jess. Mr. W.-'tWell, I always believed you were a young lady of veracity, but I'd like to ask fgoing to his deskl what this is. Miss LaSalle, faintly .- Eh, why that's my chemistry. Mr. W., quietly.-f'It's been here two months. And Jessie LaSalle had nothing to say. Mr. W.- Miss LaSalle, you've never answered a question since you've been in this class. Oh, yes, I'll take that back, there was one. Miss LaSalle, smilirigly.-- When was that? Mr. W.-'4I asked you if the bell rang and you said yesf' STE. ST. MARIE. Foaming, liashing falls of Mary Bursting foam caps white and airyg Great Superior's children straying In a tangled, tumult playing. Onward, downward, swiftly slipping, All the rocks with snow Wreaths tipping, Laughing ,neath the sun's caresses, Dancing on with dimpling kisses. R.