Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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ZENITH 'lull 1914! A . 28

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'lull ZENITH Ilmll 1914 I. BYRON ROBERTS. 2. RUSSELL ROSS. Roberts comes from Park Point and outside of ice-boat- ing, skating, hockey, canoeing, sailing, and the other pastimes of that section of the city, we think that I-Iigh School must have been his greatest diver- sion. Russell is president of the Thalean Society and, as such, has done much to promote the interest in mathematics among his fellow students. 3. EJVERT JOII-INSON. One of those steady fellows who does everything well. 4. GLADYS VVONDERLY: 5. ESTHTER WESSINGER. In this century when women are supreme, Gladys certainly holds a high position. A tip from one of her teachers has informed us of her real title, Queen of the Bluftersf' Hlrishi' is a little girl, but she really amounts to a great deal. She is a good student and is always a good sport. 6. GERTRUDfE WATTS. Happy-go-lucky fair and free Nothing there is that bothers me 7. CEJERALDINE WATSON. A nature so modest and rare, You hardly, at first, see the strength that is there. 8. ED'LA NELSON. Altho Edla lives way out at Fond du Lac, she manages to get to school earlier than some who live only across the street.

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Il l ZENITH 1914, I GILBERT DENEELD. Z. MATTHEW BROWN. Three cheers for HGib ! We congratulate Gib on the fine record he has made in footballfbutxwe are still ,re- gretting the absence of 'lChief Mourner Denfeldn at the fun- eral services of the Dummy.H 3. JACK SI-LIELDS. A conscientious student. A man prominent in football, basketball, baseball, and track. A four year football HD man. lVlatt has surely made an enviable record for himself during his stay in high school. Jack was our noisy yell leader this last year and had it not been for him and his little megaphone We might have seen smaller scores on our side. 4 ROLAN'D B.RoMUND. 5. SEWARD KEMPTON. He usuren can play the piano. I-le does most other things as well. What more can be said. An ardent wooclsman and a lover of nature. Seward spends most of his spare time in the woods. We might say confi- dentially that he is some vil- lian. 6. GEORGE SULLIVAN. George,s toast to the faculty at the Senior party brought out the enthusiasm and class spirit that -is in him. I-le is one of ' the Hbackbonesi' of the class. 7 LOUIS WADE. 8. FERDINAND COLLATZ. Who' came to us two years ago and since has excelled in caricature drawing, jokes, and high jumping. I-le is a musician, a scholar, a basketball player, and some say he is a fusser.