Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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llill ZENITH llnll 19144 . 1. THEODORE T. STENBERG. A busy man. Everyone appreciates what he is doing to give debating a promin- ent position in the High School activities. 2. MIss l:.YDIA D. WOODBRIDGE. There are few teachers in school who can command the respect of the pupils as Miss Woodbridge can, and there are few who are truer friends to the student body. 3. Miss CARRIE I. CASTLE. Always on the jump, she is said to be the liveliest of the faculty. 4. MR. ROY J. I-1OLIvIEs. Mr. Holmes has only been with us for one year, but during that time he has won the respect and admiration of all. 5. Miss ETHEL ROCKWOOD. Her happy smile and pleasant man- ners have won her many friends among the Seniors. 6. Miss AGNES MERRILL. Coming as a reinforcement to the teaching force, she has helped many backward students lo graduate. What could be a more helpful work? - ' 7. Miss MEROE CONLAN. . Senior French students are thankful to Miss Conlan for the way she prepares them for Mr. Romiuex's style of teaching, and those who never reached Mr. Romieux are thankful that she made the stuclggtof French so easy for them. T' 'TTY ,A 8. MR. WALTER S. DONAT. ls it black of all trades or 'Walter' of all studies- 9 9. MISS EEFIE M. WHITE. The Seniors have not had an oppor- tunity of becoming very well acquainted with Miss White but, judging from the success of the class of 1916, she is to be given credit for her work. 10. MISS INA C. WISNER. The Seniors especially have found that the better we become acquainted with our teachers the more we appreciate them. This is especially true of Miss Wisner and we wish to thank her for the friendly interest she has shown. 11. MISS ANNE T. HANN. Dignifred and stately, she commands the awe of the Freshmen. 12. MR. A. G. ALEXANDER. Mr. Alexander teaches Senior Eng- lish and Grammar both in and out of class. He also pounded into the heads of the Senior cast more or less of the art of acting. 13. ' Miss MARY K. GOODHUE. She is said to have more friends than any teacher in school and she deserves them. She has been a great help to the Zenith Board by giving useful hints in regard to English. 14. MR. A. F. M. CUSTANCE. ' Mr. .Custance is a prominent and loyal member of the faculty and the class of 1914 appreciates to the utmost the many liind- nesses he has shown them. I-le is the other pillar of the school. 15. Miss AUGUSTA G. ZIEGLER. Always ready to laugh at a good joke. We who have taken German appreciate all that Miss Ziegler has done for us. 16. MR, JULIEN ROIVIIEUX. Full well they laughed with counter- feited glee At all his jokes, for many a joke had he.

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