Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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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.

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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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CAFETERIA An army marches on its stomach, and certainly this is true of our Central army of students. An ample supply of food must be supplied by our able cafeteria staff. Appetizing dishes of macaroni, potatoes and gravy, meat loaf, lno pointsl and soup are served as a main course, topped off with sand- wiches, pie, doughnuts, or fruit. Salads and bev- erages are also served. Among the many pleasant memories of high school, one will be a recollection of the delicious meals we ate and enioyed in the cafeteria. CUSTODIANS From September to June the custodians are kept busy with various tasks. The continuous growth of grass, and fall of winter's snow blanketing the entrances are but a mere problem to the capable custodians here at Central. Good-naturedly they answer the calls of worried students who have lost their locker keys and are unable to obtain their books. The overflowing waste-baskets are emptied at the day's end. The halls of Central can be found spic and span as we come to school every morning. We extend our thanks to the able custodians.