Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Cafeteria Staff During lhe cold monlhs ol winler, +hese women who serve us lunrhes in our calleleria daily prove lheir value lo Cenlral. These lailhlul workers come 'ro worlc early in lhe morning and lheir day ends long aller lhe sludenls have lofi. The group includes: Winilred Hansen lsealedl, lvlammie Ar- hurlfle, and Nellie Nelson. my Uffitifb Cildvll Running errands, answering lhe phone, filing excuses, disfrihul- ing nolices, checking up on ahsen- lees, and many orher helpful serv' ices make fhese cadels indispensf able lo our lhree offices, Row Cne-Russell, London, Fran son, Kyfo, Pearling, Maurice, Barlholdi. Row Two-Pollack, Sandin, LaForf lune, lVlorrow,Sprague, Rooney, Berglallc, Mallsen, Glibbery. RQXIV Three-lnslono, Rockwood, Dahl, Fosler, Jacobsen, Hanson, Grandy, Kehl, Loos, Building Staff To The ianilors and engineers, lhose lireless workers whom we seldom nolice as we go our way in school, we sludenls owe a greal deal. Cenlral would be a chilly, paperflilled, dusfy ouilding if il were nol for lhe work of lheso un' oblrusiye men. In lhe picluro lhey are: Row Qne-Charles Pelerzon, Nels Hil- sen, Pele Hegley Row Two-Gul Andrews, Qscar Saugeslad, Mac Neil, Ed Miller, Marlin Selher. Nol pre-senr when piclurc was falcon- Lewis Minogue. I 5 i 1. K 5 I 1 in

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SE CLASS Q, ROBERT P ,R SWANSTROM La- JOHN GRANDY HROBERT VA MARY LOUISE FLYNN 123,-T 5 y I H A+ lasl w 5acmgd'?he ver?gJ-a fiour high school career which seemed so dislanl on 'rhal day whe we firsl crossed lhe Thres- hold ol Cenlral. For Three years if has been our home and soon we are lo leave il Forever. Twese days, lhese happy days lhal we have spenl in Cenlral have llilled by before mosl of us have realized il, so absorbed have we been in our lessons and olher aclivilies. Now, 'rhese days have formed an epoch in our lives, a closed book, almosl a com- plele life in ilself. As we grow in The serious ways of lhe world of lomorrow and become burdened wilh delinile responsibililies, we shall look back upon our high school life wilh fondness, as The period when 4-A-4.-oC!,44L we were happiesl. I+ has been a carefree lillle world, lhis, lhal' we have been living in, filled wilh youlh and laughler, much differenl in comparison wilh lhe grim, hard world which we shall lace when we re- ceive our diploma. IISS BEDE MR. SIMMONS Whal a challenge il is, lhen, lo meel lhe diliicullies bravely and squarely which are bound lo be encounlered upon our deparlure from high school. ll we have made lhe mosl ol days oi learing, we shall be able lo do lhis and break down 'rhe barriers one by one lhal sland belween us and success. So, a heallh To all seniors who are going from here inlo The oulside world and may we never iorgel lhe friends we acquired and lhe ioyous days lhal were ours in Cenlral l-ligh School. lwenly-lwo