Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Miss Shields graduated from the University of XVorchesterlO.J She taught last year in Greenwich, Ohio. And this year is making a valiant attempt to teach the Freshmen of the D. C. H. S. some- thing. Mr. Gregory is a graduate of this High School, and is a novice at teaching. He assists Mr. Brace in the Manual Training Department, and is very popular with the boys. Miss lVoodbridge graduated from Mt. Holyoke College and taught last year in Cadillac, Mich. She teaches German and History to the Freshies. Thus she has troubles of her own, but has proved an excellent teacher and friend in spite of this. Mrs. Neal is our librarian and any one that has made a visit to her room knows what a dear little soul she is. 4614 ll fi 147 le lk X' l ff! 1 fa Nm,

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TI-IE I1'ACULTY. Mr. Neal graduated last year at Harvard. This is his first year at teaching and he has made a great success, according to the Seniors and also some of the Juniors, who were fortunate enough to have him in English. Last year Mr. Townsend resigned his position as principal of the Belvedere, Illinois, High School to teach the Freshmen and Sophomores the rudiments of mathematics. VVe pity him, for he teaches Geometry to the Sophs. Mr. Brace is a graduate of Beloit College. He came from the Marquette Manual Training School to the Duluth Central High School. He is at the head of the Manual Training Depart- ment. Mr. Culmer graduated from the Ohio State VVesleyan College. He taught last year at the Clarion CPenn.D State Normal School. He has charge of the commercial studies. Miss Rockwell taught last year in Eveleth. She studied in the University of Toronto and graduated from the University of Michigan. She is very well liked by all who are fortunate enough to be in her classes. Miss Wfells is a graduate of the University of Michigan. Last year she was principal of the Crystal Falls fMich.D High School. She has proved herself a Very elicient teacher and a very good friend. Mr. Phillips graduated from Carthage fIll.J. He taught last year in Marshalltown lla., High School. He coached the foot- ball team last fall and thereby made himself very popular, not only with the boys, but with the young ladies as well. F Mr. Ferguson is a graduate of the University of Michigan. He came to Duluth from the Science Department of the Hancock High School. He has his hands full teaching the Seniors chem- istry and the Juniors geologyg but has had time to make good with everyone. 12

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THE COLUMBIA. Huge stream that springeth from the mountain side, And leadeth mankind to the golden days, Thou art a courier of heaven, and praise Is due thee, for thou dost fulfill with pride Thy work. Flow onward to the ocean wide And let the sunset's last retreating rays There dye and tinge thy leaping, whirling sprays, In this last home thy waters may abide, For thou hast come from mountains high and bold And wound thy way midst meadows sweet with dew Where Ceres and Zamona vie with each To make the valley sweeter than of old, And every living thing doth call anew That thou might'st help them all this goal to reach. The Columbia. J. P. Maginnis. 14