Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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I I ZENITH 19141 I I

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ZENITH. llljll 1914. lltlll I INC-EBRIGI-IT FLOTTEN. Back in l9I l, he carried off the prize in a Mutt and Jeff contest. A little later in l9l 3 he received first prize from the Junior Section of the Zenith. Who can prophecy the future success that awaits so great an artist? 2. DOROTHY ROWE. There is a reason in what I say or else I wouldn't say it. 3. WILLIAM SMITH. The best way to describe Bill's character is to say that he is Last year Clara showed a just a good scout. Everybody loves a fat man? 4 CLARA scH-LEUNELS. marked fondness for Art but lately she has fallen back on her old standby,'-mu- sic. Stranger things have happened. X 5. I..ILLIAlN DINI-IAM. A frank, confidential person with a fiery temper. There is lots of enthusiasm in Lillian. 6. LAUIRA BOILDT. 7 HAROLD SMITI-HES. 'One becomes acquainted with Laura's name from hearing it read on the I-Ionor Roll. She always has her lessons and her English recitations are mar- velous. 8. SUSAN PASTORET I-Iarold is a great admirer of humor. I'Ie arouses the Hire of Uprofessoru Benson by cracloing stale jokes in Chemis- try. I-las Susan past her yet? You het. Susan is way ahead of us all.

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Z'ENITIIA Lola IIEIII 1 MAX DONAUER. One of the best scholars in the High School. Why? Bef cause he is a hard worker. An eloquent clebater 'and an all-around d a n d-y fellow. Weill miss Max. 2. IRENE KEYES. The good points of the maiden Really quite astound us, And when we came to put .them down, We found the task beyond us. 3. VIRGIL PEDRIZETTI. 'IAN lists may come and UAE lists may go, but he'd be there forever. Virgil is certainly a Hsharkn and worthy of his predecessor's name. Ask Mr. Custance. 4 NENA REYNo'LDs. Nena is one of those happy, care-free girls who relieve the monotony of the class room by their bright faces and happy laughs. 5. LENA JENSEN. HNoise is not everythingf' That's my motto. 6. GERALD RosBoRoUcH. Gerald has succeeded in what- everihe has undertaken and it is not lilcely that he will en- counter severe dithculties in the business world. 7 LOUISE WILLIAMSON. 8. WILLIS FERGUSON. Louise is always up and doing and she has been heard to say that I-ligh School life would be ever so much more interest- ing if there was no studying to do. Vfillis came to us last year and ever since he has been playing poor jokes on all. I-le is said to be a coming me- chanic.