Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Iso ll Tn-nz zawirrn-1 QF DEMCDCIRAQY ll nel CHARLES HATHAVVAY, Editor-in-Chief. Chuck hath-a-way about him that commands our respect and admiration, for he has the ability of an organizer, an actor, and a student, coupled with a mature judgment that makes him a wise and compe- tant leader, , PAUL WINSHIP, Business Manager. There is a very significant Word in Paul's name-'lwin , that's it. His strong, magnetic personality, and his smile that rivals Doug's , wins 'em all-teachers, boys, yes, and girls too. EVERETT YOUNGREN, Assistant Business Manager. Like this picture, don't you? Andlwe know you would like him too. A dandy, rather quiet fellow, with an engaging smile, and a knowing twinkle in-his eyefthat's Youngren. ELSA ZACHOW, Associate Editor. Elsa, the booster, the jolly, the gifted,-and besides, she's pretty, winning, and attractive. This combina- tion makes Elsa one of the most popular girls in Central. MARGUERITE STRANGE, Secretary of Board. 'lRosie's picture, plus the knowledge that she is the Best Girl Mixer , tells much betterAthan we ever could, what a genuine girl she is. I S PAGE 29 M

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Iso ll Tn-nn: zszfem-1-1 OF mrimocwmcv ll nel I WILLIAM HAMMEL, Senior President. Bill had been with us only a year, but We recognized his sterling qualities and elected him to head our class. Now he has gone to help Uncle Sam, and we know that everywhere he goes he will be accorded the same hearty reception and popularity that he received here. LEROY GRETTU M, President. A worker, a booster, an excellent student,-we have in LeRoy a splendid example of an all-round High School boy. MARY MCGIFFERT, Vice-President. Mary, the mixer, the booster, the friend, and the four- square girl. ELISE NOTT, Secretary. Here's to Elise, popular, Vivacious, and entertaining, always willing, and a good sport. ALEX TRESISE, Treasurer. Mahogonie's excellent management has kept the Treasury of 1918 in good condition. As a representa- tive of our class in athletics, and a line committee worker, he has been one of the best hustlers and boosters in Central. l i l PAGE 28

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lao ll Tn-nz znzmrrr-1 QF NRMQQIRAQY ll as-sl PAGE 30 EMMA AABERG: Tho small in size, Emma has more sincerity and work in her makeup, than those of us who know her could ever begin to describe. ETHEL AKERMAN: There is not a person in the world more fitted to repre- sent the ideals of the class of '18, and it would require a long series of looking glasses to reflect all her sunny smiles. . FRE DERIC ALBENBERG: One of those steady, agreeable fellows who does every- thing well. MAJORIE AMES: Majorie is a talented musician who is always pleasant and loaded with smiles. 1918 would be lost without her. ETHEL ANDERSON: Her diligence and stick-to-it-tiveness have served to send her thru school with great success.