Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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FERN Coma. Since the early days of '88 Fern has been a girl for mathematics. She is the envy ot us all in Trig. with her 90's. Ask Miss Robinson. EFFIE BROTHERTON. All the world's astage and Effie made her debut in 1888. Since thenashe has continued to follow out her vocation and has played a successful role in the school life ot '07. HATTIE S1-AHLBUSCH. Hattie came into the world ot troubles on February 24, 1888, Every cloud has a silver lining so Hattie doesn't worry much, but believes with the rest of us that there is no time like the pleasant LYDIA JOHNSON. This little fair haired maid was lapped in 'lydian' airs in Duluth, July 89. What is worth doing at all, is Worth doing well, has evidently been her motto from the start. If you donlt beleive it, look to our honor 'list. x SUSAN STRYKER. Susan began to be involved in things generally about November '87 and has been attracting attention and admiration ever since. If you Want to know more about her, ask-well, who Can't you ask? ' GERALD EDDY. This bright-eyed boy first decided on his lite's Work in Waterto wn, South Dakota, .Vlarch 24th, '88 but later decided to Du-luth. However we have found him very congenial and not dangerous in the least. He is the originator and the lonely disciple of a kind of study which keeps one a week ahead in his work. EIGHTEEN' if

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ii X , t H Lucid and Llnautbensic Rgcord of, tht p A 'i members of f67.d f ELMERIMCDEVITT Muck was ,visited by the Fairy of .fghletids about Dec, 9th 1887. in Clo- quet Minn. Since then he has been keeping up his Ustuntsu, and has earned the distinction of being ,Captain of the Champion Foot Ball fileam of Minnesota. His favorite book is a Treatise on the Byways of Hunters Park Headed for Yale. President. HARRIET STRYKER- This darling of the Gods with her bright smile and sunny hair began to use henpropensity for making' friends on Dec, 28. 1889. As Secretary'ot '07, she has been busy taking notes and incidentally Working the 'Honor'List. 1- I Secretary. ' ' X X ii SEVENTEEN ' DALE MONTGOMERY. Lillian Russell was first heard ot in her initial engagement in St. Paul, some time in Sept. of '88. The praise called forfin the success. of her first perfor- mance' warranted a second debut on March 15th. There is no doubt in an'yone's mind as to the future success of this maiden. Vice-President. , KPZNNETH CANT. Kennie has Walker QWhite- side stowed away when it comes to acting and you ought to see him entice men into full page ads. He distinquished him self bylettinigf his beard grow for Mar. 15 so that he could belie his pink complexion and look reel ruff. Treasurer. A b

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IQALPH GIBsnN ELY. Ralph came into the world on a skidoo ticket, on the 23rd of Oct. '89, but in spite of this fact, his talents have become proverbial.. In the acting line, on Mar. 15, he leapt into such glaring prominence as Master Ivan, the Shoemaker, that the Man- ager of the Ham Tree turnedgpale when he read the paper the next day: Some ot the drawings in this book showwhere he has made his mark and th at he follows in the foot-steps of his name sake, Charles Dana. ETHEL ADAMS. The girl from Montana. lThis fair maid came into this world of sorrows, 'March 5' 1890 in CanlinQ Montana, but the c VVooly West didn't suit her so she came here and joined '07, where she has more than made good. Her troubles rest lightly upon her for she is always ready with a smile. BER'li MAXEINER. Chippewa Falls, Wis. up-I holds the ancestry of this dark eyed boy. In a Ht ot boyish mischievousness one day he wrote a 3 verse poem entitled How I left Chippewa Falls, twithout getting caughtl' The teachers began to wake up here but we have always found him very condusive to our way of living. NINETEEN VVILLIABI BURRIS The levelling influences of Democracy have forced Bill to a flannel shirt, and spiked boots since the early ,days of June '88. However, he's a man for a' that and a' that and whenever Marshall Darrach s name appears on the bill boards, Bill's always there strong with from three to six loidies. ALICE GUERIN. Alice, where art thou going? was'a question deeply meditated upon so me- time after Oct. 14, 1890 in Duluth by this maid- en. After carefully weighing the worth of many educational institutions she decided upon D. C. H. S. We are glad she favored us, for her frank manner and generous nature have been of no small value to, the class. Then 'ere's to 'er. HUBERT ALEXANDER. f'l'he terror of the Lunch Room.J Hubie first began making his howl for three squares a day in Oconto, Wis., Feb. 20, '88. He has been adding strength and vigor to the practice ever since, and has earned the distinction of being one of the first down every noon. X ,