Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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HENRY' ANDERSQN. Fat or Venus This buxom lad Caccording to records a Mellin's Food Boy J uttered his first whole sentence soon after Sept. 25, 1888 in this city. He is an occasional athlete of no naean local talent, and nothing can get thru him at centre, but just show him a girl and watch the dust fly. HAZEL ROBERTS. Much to the delight of 'Mi-. Custance we heard Hazel's first song in 1888. As she came from Crookston soon after, she made her first appearance in the High School and has not ceased to charm us with melodies since. AGNES STRAND. Agnes began her High School career in Minneapolis, but soon after left there to join our class. it it needless to say she has been a notable addition. TWENTY-THREE MAY CAMPBELL. ln the year '88, achronological event occured which ought to be noted. For the first time in the course of history May came in March. This particular May has been a most conscientious worker whose recitations in Advanced were the wonder ot her class mates. So here's wishing her a path in life that is bright and fair. CLARE SHAVER. Clare has been displaying her artistic talent since Apr. 29th, '89 when she. drew her first breath. She has made a lifeis studygofit ever since. EDNVARD Coma. Ed' put in his appearance at Carlton, Minn. about Mar. 8, 1888, but it was too much clim it for him so he sneaked down to Duluth one day and is now playing basket ballwith Slim' Anderson' The only thing that prevented Ed from having his name on the sporting pages of the Herald during Foot Ball season was a little shyness on the weight.

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ETHEL SQRIBNER. The spread of the fame of '07 did not even stop with Superior, and this young girl began to think seriously of us about two years ago. Soon after she induced her folks to move. She is now one ot our band, and stands strong for '07, ROBERT Womimcuen. Robert's budding genius became the talk of the town, Peoria, Ill. notlong after Aug. ll, '89 However his head was not turned in the least by such flattering attention, and he has pursued the 'straight and narrow path ever since. KATHERINE GUTHRIE. Glasgow, Scotland, cradled thislassieusae gude and sae true, and sent her to D. C. H. S. where she has proved herself a staunch and worthy class- mate. DON DEVEY. Don is a piano artist of no small repute He first distinguished himselfin Nov, '88, by playing Home Sweet Home with one linger, without any previous prepara- tion. Don is a walking advertisment for his book, published in '96, entitled Piano Practice for Pale People. ' LoRr:'r1-A FRANCIS ALLISON CLIFFORD. Cno extra charge forthe namesj Looking over some old newspapers we find a record ot this maid in the West Duluth Section of the News Tribune Aug..l8.1889. Tliepronuisingfuture of '07. led her to take up her abode with us at the very first, where she has distinguished herself ever since. EDWARD MENTZER. Ed acquired the classi' cal bend in his nose at Brainard, Minn. He proved the non existence ot ancient prejudice by taking up his abode with us some time ago. His love for excitement is well shown in the fact, that he sported three ofthe prettiestgirls in the school at a hop notlong ago. The way he runs a bluff in Dutch is nothing short of a scandal. 'PWENTY-TWO

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Tnoivms MANLEY. Tom began to yawn and think seriously ofthe possibilities of his future, some time in Jan. of '88. He's a quiet lad when he isn't sleeping in English, but just wait. He says he's going to write out Life Insurance policies to beat everything some day. 4lAlH,t1l6 reckless E1.siE YAGER. Elsie has followed the way of virtue, otherwise the class of '07 since '88. Her motto is Self-possession is the greatest poss- ession, and she is an excellent example ot it. RUTH COFFJN. Ruth performed her first kind act on Feb. 4, 1889 in Minneapolis. Her record in scholarship has been the envy of us all. MARGARET PEARSON. Margaret has braved the wilds of Lakeside for mony a. day but has survived through it all to join the ranks ot '07, She put in her appearance Apr. 1, 89, and everyone will agree-she is a sure cure for the blues. Jessie TODD. Jessie wandered into the walks of the High School shortly after Apr. 7. 1890 and '67 recognized in her such an addition that they decided not to let her escape. Her ideas are not often expressed but no one can doubt that they are there just the same. DAVID FIELDMAN. Dave, according to his own story, ate the apple that Tell shot off his s0u's head. But we know better. We're on He was handicapped by waking up in Superior one fine morning in July '89. In spite ot this bad start in life he has been running an ex- cellent bluff and is getting to be a regular non- parei . , TWENTY-FOUR