Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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MR. T. F. PHILLIPS X . I FOUR j 'X 1

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X ,ax ,, FOREWORD HERE naturally exists in our I-iigh School, plenty of fertile ground for the growth and development of ing class, numerous friendships must needs be brok- en. Scattered as we shall soon be, we shall no long- er come into daily contact with one another in the class-roomg and, forced into the busy activities of life, there will be a ' friendship, and with the departure of each succeed- l great tendency to forget our former companions and classmates To perpetuate their friendship is the mission of this Zenith. It is intended to be a memento of the days you have spent in the Hold schoolula book not to be hastily glanced at and then cast aside, but ratherione to be kept and cherished always, not because of any literary value, but because of the memories it recalls. To make such a book has been the aim of us allfand it is our earn- est hope that having read over the following pages you will find we have not shot wide of the mark, THE EDITGRS. f I f ,. THREE

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fxfa DEDICATION To Mr. Phillips, who, in the comparatively short time he has been with Lis, has done so muchstoward fostering our school spirit and ad- vancing our athletic interests in general, we, the class of 1907, Wish to dedicate this book. Not as an idle token' of esteem, but as a true ap- preciation for what his helping hand has done, not only for the school, but for pus individually and as a class. Then here's to wishing him every possible success, not T. F. Phillips, Professor of Physics, but just plain Mr., Phillips, our true friend. G , f I 1 5 FIVE