Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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ERNEST F CIBSOIN B1ology and Commerc1al Geovraphy Mr C1b5on 1ntere5t IH bugs nas led h1m to become an enthus1a5t1c supporter of the baseball and debatmg teams He IS actne 1n ex erythmv he undertakes One touch of nature malles the whole world ffm QLARA L HLGIIES Geometry M155 Hughes and a Freshman Uomff to the l unch room are at least tuo people who can properly demonstrate that 1 stra1ght l1ne IS the shortest d15tance between txso po1nt5 My way IS to begm at the tvegmnmg VVILHLLMINA CASE Latm MISS Case IS as good 1 l atm teacher as she 1 a frlend of the whole school and that s saymg 1 Good deal L1ke lVl1ss XVr1ght she IS strong for WISCONSIN Here s a Case worth havzng FRANK B CAREY Bookkeepmg and Qommerc1al Geography Mr Carey has undertaken the task of teachmg us the rud1ment5 of pract1cal busmess hte The graduates of the COII'mCYCl3l course wxll shows 1n a few vears the results of h1s work Honesty 15 the basl polzcu now as rn Pranlgtm s day MEROE CONLAN' French and Latln MISS Conlan although thxs 15 only her second year YVltl'l us has already shown her value IH laymg the founda t1ons for advanced work 1n Latm and French Well versed was she zn Latm and the tongues of Romance RITA KENIDALL Enghsh MISS Kendall IS a graduate of our own U!l1YCI'SllV and has entered 1nto the school l1fe 1.w1th the usual Mtnnesota v1xac1tv and enthus1a5m Would that there were more I1 e thzs one EDDITH NIAICHEL Typewrltmg Along w1th MISS Patterson and the type 1sr1t1ng classes we are deeply mdebted to MISS Ma1chel for her 1ntere5t and as51stance 1n prepar1ng the Zemth for the press Our prazses are our wages JAMES F TAYLOR Algebra and Geometry Mr Taylor IS a product ol the Hoos1er State and uses the long easy Ind1ana Stflde when he walks to school 1n the rrormng Moreoxer he IS a wery capable teacher of mathe mat1cs 1 am a HIGH more smncd agamst than SITIVIIUE WILBLR H SCHILLIING HISIOTY and CIYICS We cannot One too much PTHISC to Mr SCl'lllllI1g A splend1d coach of baseball and basket ball an all round sportsman and yet shghtly better 1f po5s1ble as a teacher than he IS as a prorroter of pure athlet1c5 A n1an s true talue IS not zn 1115 name . . v ' ' ' ' ' . T H D . . ' 1 , ' - t. uv 1 - - - - D t. u - 5, 5 1 . Z . L D D b - L . ' ' ' L ,, . . . . ,, 5 . - c . 4 ., c 1 . 5 . , . , . , e D . , . ts s 5 s . n - . A . , V , , . 1 ', J c , u - 1 . - . , u s s ,J s ' 1 T . , , - u . - an s H - sv , v - , nn - as v u . . , ' ss . . . . n s . T . O . . - , v a u u 1 . . . an , , .

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ORXILLE HICIXAM Algebra and Englrsh Hrstory lndrana Unrversrty sent us another frne teacher rn Mr Hrckam Hrs great wersatrlrty rs shown by the fact that he teaches mathematrcs and hrstory wrth equal success The world lfnolvs notlrrng of rts greatest men W S DONAT Latrn and Englrsh Hrstory Mr Donat rs a Yale alumnus and rn addrtron to hrs degree from the brg unrwersrty at New Haven h has two degrees from Leander Clark College Iowa Hrs broad trarnrng rs no doubt partrally responsrble for hrs success rn teachrng Freshmen How noble rn reason hon: rnjinrte rn faculty' C-ERTRLDE ELLISOIN Lrbrary Mrss Ellrson s brrght smrle and krnd courtesy have made rt a real pleasure to vrsrt the lrbrary She rs a product of our own school and therefore nrce ls she not passmg fazr3 C1 A PHILLIPS Physrcs Assrstant Srnce the physrcs classes have grown so large that the lab rs hard to manage Mr PhllllpS has obtarned hrs brother as an assrstant Young Phrl as he rs called by the athletrc contrn gent rs just as frne a man as hrs brother whrch rs gorng some Enjoy thy youth rt null not stay FLORENCE AIKIN Sewrng Mrss Arkrn rs another home product After has come back to us She evrdently belreves that the teachrng of needlework as well as charrty should begrn at home A strtch rn trme saves nrne WALTER H BENSON Chemrstry When Mr Ehlman left us rn Septem ber Mr Ben on came to take hrs place as the rnstructor rn the new lab If the penetratrng pow er of the fumes created there rs any crrterron of hrs abrlrty he has been very successful Srnce I cannot govern my tongue lvrtlrrn my onm teetlr from can I lropt to govern the tongues of otlrers3 CLRTIS R CARMAIN Mechanrcal Drawrng Mr Carman rs neatness per sonrfred Even the absence blanks whrch he hands rn at the otfrce are models of correctness Wrth such an rnstructor the mechanrcal drawrng depart ment rs sure to fulfill rts mrssron T15 pleasant sure to see vour name rn prrnt ESSIE O CASE Drawrng Mr s Case has been an able co-w orker wrth Mrss Carey rn the art departrrent She has had specral trarnrng rn Detrort and Chrcago and at the Pratt lnstrtute rn Brooklyn o there rs no doubt as to her htness for her work Tlrrne be rltia joy and treasure CARRIE I CASTLE Englrsh Mrss Castle rs another Carleton alumna n the Englrsh department Unfortunately the Senrors have not had the opportunrty to study under her drrectron but Judgrng from the reports we have heard we should be glad to haxe Carleton send us more of the same calrber Exceedrngly lvrse farr spoken and persuadrng ll I I II V. I I TT s - ' , , C il I r I 1 S! . , . V V . . . , . . . V . , . .. . . ., . . -- lu as - . - - - + , . . , - , . . . . ,. . ,, , . - an . . . ,, , . . . . . . .. ,, taking an advanced course at the Michigan State Normal School, she - . , , I ' ' - ' . . .. ,I , . s ' . V O gg 1 l I I , , ,, if 7 ' . ' ' Y! . , , - . , V . . , S . tl I ' ,I . - ' . ' ' i - . Q , 1 V Y - .. I . . . . ,,