Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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7 EF. Assistant principal, Mr. Phillips, inspires many a lagging boy to hard work or regular attendance by his kindly advice. Whether it be in a case of discipline, an organization problem, or an athletic policy, we can be sure to get the right solution from him. Although few of us ever realize the countless details he deals with each day managing athletic funds, as dean of boys, and most of all as assistant principal, we know we like to think of him as Phil -a friend of ours. As dean of girls, Mrs. Benson, is constantly bringing Central new ideas for entertainment and constructive planning. Much of the school's social life originates from her office, culminating in the programs, dances, and Carnivals we enjoy so often. Under Mrs. Benson's direction, the Girls' Club has become the schools' most active large organization. We thank her for the understanding she has for us. 12

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TQ -f 'TV' ,U - 'Ina' . .Tl Hui 5 1' ' W .. J ',.:q.g, We note with regret the departure of r. Cary from the commercial depart- ent at the end of this school year. Mr. ary has spent years on the Central faculty teaching bookkeeping and com- ercial law. He has been the banker ere, handling all the school accounts. e shall miss his jovial word and ccurate eye after his retirement. In he mid-year, Mrs. Olds left Duluth for outhern Minnesota with her husband. teacher of mathematics, she intro- uced us to principles of geometry when e first came hereg then as upperclass- en, We could take advanced math. from er. Last semester she taught chemis- ry also. To the Spectator fell the priv- ege of Welcoming Miss Southall, our xchange teacher from England. In a hort time she will be leaving us, but ven now we feel she is a part of Cen- ral and its faculty. During her stay ere, Miss Southall has contributed to s a better understanding of English eople and education, besides being an xcellent teacher. May she gain as much rom us as we have from her. Class dvisers, as well as organization advis- rs, always have heavy responsibilities. his year Miss Chatman, Miss Bede and r. Simmons, and Miss Klaus had harge of the senior, junior, and sopho- ore classes respectively. In addition, iss Chatman shouldered much of the uction burden. We thank these guides o our efforts. New to the faculty this emester are Miss McKibbin and Mr. eppen, the former teaching drama, the tter commercial geography. Already iss McKibbin is at work on the class lay, while Mr. Teppen can be seen pac- g the cafeteria each 4c period.