Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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sk 1233 Q- H. C. AUSTIN E. W. TIDBALL 3 5' :' - :F is 2 :,, Q Y., ,. ' A' if ' H. S. BERG A. N. PARKES C. W. SCHROER FOUNDRY'-Movie stars are not the only ones interested in castings. PATTERN MAKING-Not only girls find this course worth while, CARPENTRY-Will the new plastic age mean this student is studying a dead art? AUTO MECHANICS-With fewer new cars, auto mechanics become more valuable every day. I9

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'df 1 fx , A 1 X gi - EVA S. ANDERSON af 5 i fadp ex , .X Rx I 6 TJL. Ira Bivans, Ernest A. Eade, H. L. Ebeling, V. B. Etscheid, and Robert Sebastion are teachers without pictures. DRAFTING-The draft board did not learn its lessons in the course. RADIO-The class that lives in hopes--maybe someone can get parts. 18 rj ---.maint J. P. GLASSON KARL GOERZ , . We K if ...ml wjwvi is sag, . .. an my M , 5 t ,. . MON 9, WELDING-The war has shown us the value of this course if' 1 'qz ,IW sf .. .Q

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ATTENDANCE OFFICE J. Cameron, L. Bowman, D. Wilkinson, J, Olson, P. Cossett, B. Bonham, V. Horrocks, L. Macdonald, D. Naylor, R. Orr, E. Hundven, M. Trevenanius, J. Burt. '53 1 BETTY MASON MAUDE KNUTSEN PRUDENTIA VAILLANCOURT MAIN OFFICE LORENE LONGDO Secretary SECRETARIES Answering the telephone, making out passes, checking on absences, preparing the bulletin, and a host of other office duties make up the daily routine of the cadets of both Mr. Stiles, and the main otzfice. One would think they'd need a half dozen hands to get all the work done, but under the helpful supervision of the office secre- taries everything runs smoothly. One of our favorite memories is the way the busy oFFice cadets and secretaries keep the red tape of Central in order. K. Prahl, P. Anund, G. Simmonds, Miss Knutson, J. Nelson, B. Anund, M. L. Holmberg, D. Hollinger, A. Abelson, B. Carpenter, P. Hansen, M. A. Lindman, B. Meyer, C. Daneiko.