Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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L 4 Miss Mogford's specialty is English. Thus saith the oracle: Miss Morford's as jolly as jolly can be, And willing to help if she can: At English she's certainly it to the t, It's the greatest language of man. Mrs. Lectra likes the Freshmen, and spends most of her time in instructing these midgets in such necessary things as History. Mrs. Lectra to the Freshmen Is a friend the whole year thru: History's stages in all ages She is potent to renew, Miss Salter is kept busy instilling the elements of Latin into the brains of the Freshmen. There was a nice teacher named Salter. No manner of trouble could halt'er In her sweet, quiet ways, Which enlighten the days, This sunny, good-natured Miss Salter. Of Mr. Robbins, the Assistant Manual Training Instructor, it is said: There is an instructor named Robbins, Quite handy at all kinds of jobbin'sg He wears yellow shoes, And he ne'er seems to choose To disturb a young Sophomore's noddin's, Miss Trufant directs the Stenography class. How musical are the little bellQejs. Miss Trufant succeeds for- All one can say is just this same- 'I'rue's her aim as 'l'rn's her name. To Mr. Thomas these lines are affectionately dedicated: He's a learned English teacher ' Of the very highest stamp, As a joker he can beat yer For he far outshines the lamp. 14

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All sorts and descriptions of ologies are taught by Mr. Ulrich, about whom has been written- jolly Mr. Ulrich With his bright and laughing face, Always makes the laboratory Quite a pleasant place. just to enlighten the poor Freshmen, who are soon to start Geometry, we here inscribe: Miss Robinson fas known by one or twob Gives 90's to only a few. When the pointer you see You inquire, Is it me? And hear a voice say You l' The vacancy made by Mr. Foster has been well filled by Mr. Campbell. Book-keeping and Commercial Arithmetic are made pleasant by him. Also- He is very interested In the track-work of the school, And he has a friendly spirit. Which will never seem to cool. Our Fraulien to us counts for much- She's the one who teaches us Deutsch. At all the class dances How nicely she prances. Around her is always a rush. The girls never get even a peep at Mr. Hutchinson who has his workshop in the basement, where chairs, tables, and other articles of furniture are manufactured. So- All hurrah for Hutchinson! We'll do it with a vim, For he's a friend of all the boys- A big hurrah for him! Don't wonder if the Freshmen have another English teacher, for they are as thick as ants on a hill fthe Freshmen, that isp. They are, indeed, fortunate in having this one. Miss Palmer with the pretty crowned head 'l'hey say is soon to wed. The name of the man, I'ell us if you can: He is getting a wife quite well read. - 13

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