Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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A F M CUSTANCE Latln and Muslc Mr Custance IS an lmported artlcle of very rare value In adclrtron to a classrcal trammg obtamecl at Oxford and other Engllsh mstltutlons of learnmg he IS the possessor of a remarkably hne taste for good muslc Hrs asslstance nn our warrous school functrons IS a large factor ln therr success The sme qua non of Hrgh School MARGARET TAYLOR Assembly Hall Mlss Taylor IS the power hehlnd the throne the regulator of our great school machmery Besrdes keeplng the Assembly Hall ln order she attends to the routlne work of the offlce If you have any doubts as to her effectneness skip a period and notlce the result To ask and have to command and be oheved GERTRUDE CAREX Art Miss Carey has done more than any other person to create an Interest ln art and to help IH the development of our artrstlc powers The drawmgs m any Zemth wlll show how well she has succeeded My art IS mu lxfe ELLA J SHIELDS Engllsh Mrss Shlelds 15 an authorrty on queshons of grammar l-ler cheery smrle and beautrful handwrltmg are always ln ev1 dence somevw here m Room ZIO What stronger Shzeld than a heart untamted3 GEORGE C-REGORY Foundry and Machine Shop Mr Gregory graduated from D C H S some trme ago but he lrked rt so well that he soon returned as an Instructor Here rs metal more attractzle T F PHILLIPS Physics Mr PhllllpS recelved hrs tralnlng rn llllnols but from the lntense mterest he has always had ln Central you mrght mlstake hlm for a natrve of Duluth A truer frlend of the school does not exrst Aye every meh a lgmg AGNES E. WELLS Advanced Mathematlcs The fact that Mlss Wells graduated from Mrchrgan Umversrty may account for part of her won derful abrlrty as a teacher but we are sure that most of rt arlses from her own personallty Her power to make her subjects mterestlng has lightened the load for many strugglmg students To love her IS a liberal education DEWITT C SPRAGUE Engllsh We don t know whether or not Mr Sprague constructed hls system of outlines durlng hrs course at Iowa College but all of us have spent many weary periods transferrlng them from the board to our notebooks The fact that we hear our taskmaster no mallce IS proof of hr pleasant nature A smgle thmg as I am now D W HIESTAND-Geometry Although Mr I-llestand teaches geometry he rs equally proflcrent as a professor of muslc The success of our orchestra IS due to htm None but hzmself can be hrs parallel o ' 5 u t . 9 - n , . 5, . ,, . . . , . , . - u - - uv - f , . na an 1 , - 7 . u . 1 as r u - - as . . . . , u - - n ' . . . 1 . . , 1 at - - vu , . v sa - - - n - a 1 - 5 u 4 - 1 - n , . . . . . Y , ns - - n

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