Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Iso ll Tn-ir: ZElX1ITl 1 OF QEMQCRAQY H :el lnstinetively we approach this place with a feeling of awe comingled with reverence for as first-year students we feared the 0Hice, but as Seniors we learned to respect and admire all that went on in there. And here's the Rest Room. We seldom entered it, but We knew it to be a friendly, quiet, restful place. XYhat's this? The Assembly Hall. Shall we ever forget it? I hope the speaker has a long talk for us this morning. Giggersl Wed better get to work or wefll be sent inl Queer looking paraphernalia isn't it? Look outl Don't meddle, safety first.

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Iwo ll THE ZELP1IT'l l oe NEVIQQPQAQY H nel Remember, as a Freshman liovv we were pushed oil the end of this ferocious looking thing? And how we speculated, in our minds, Whether the old thing ever went off? Library. Yes, there are the books,-awful things, but necessary, and the table, and the desk which we viewed askance. O Central! Yes, we are leaving you, but it is with a pang of regret, for by going away from your old familiar halls, We leave all of the associations that have become so dear to us. And now we linger for one parting glance. How majestic looks the entrance! But let us enter and peek in at thee

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Ito ll 'rn-nz ZEllXllT'I l Of: DEMOCRACY H nel Look back at the rendezvous of the Ag students. Great place, perhaps We can get a tomato if we approach them rightly. O that Corner Storel Wlhat will it be, a red-hot or an ice-cream? l And the Vlvashington Buildingl Its bright ' sunny front is deceiving, for inside are going on all kinds of labor and art Work. Once more we view the harbor from our point of vantage on the hill top. It is spendid, inspiring! In this union of nature and manls progress We sight the mighty task that lies before us in our life's Work as We take our leave from dear old Central. , 4. fm, i... 7 1