Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Z'ENITIiIv 'IDI' 1914 I. MIss SOPHIE R. ST. CLAIR. A teacher of friendships as well 'as of books. . 2. MR. W. D. BURKS. As broad in learning as he is high in height. 3. MR. DWIGHT W. HIESTAND. He stands for good rnusicn? l-le also finds time to stand for numer- ous tea parties at 3 oiclock. i 4. MISS ADDIE M. SMITH. Who of us has not been bene- fited by his personal contact with such a good natured and yet such a small person as Miss Smith. We,are indeed sorry that she has been compelled to leave school. 5. Miss GRACE A. WRIGHT. Wright,' Well do we 'know her capability as a history pounder. 6. Miss RUTH E. RINGSRED. A good heart, a generous soul, Aniintellect so Hnef' 7. MR. V. B. GING. By Hmisteringu all the boys and seldom' 'imissingn the girls, he has made Room l00 the real seat of learn- ing in the High School. Not only in History but also in Latin and Greek is Mr. Ging proficient. 8. MR. JAMES F. TAYLOR. -l-le was supposed to handle the money on the Zenith, but McNally succeeded in keeping most of it out of his sight. 9. Miss AGNES E. WELLS. Miss Wells has a most pleas- ing and strong personality, and those of us who have had the good fortune to be closely associated with her feel that we have gained both strength and inspiration. . IO. MR. WILBUR I-I. SGHILLING. What would the boys do with- out him? l-le coaches our football, basketball, and track teams and still has time to teach occasionally.

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