Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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-A Wrw'- ' .1 - ---' r 'mm ' l l '1 zz: CLARENCE MILLER . . . reaches cabinet making . . . hobby is aff fishing . . . adviser ofthe Wood- Modeling Club . . . sings in the Masons' and in the Normana -- Male Chorus . . . enioys listening H 4 L 5 we .. D Hur 5 . , -H 1 X m r ss . ' ai--:lat t E ,ii f . to good music in his spare time. H. D. AHERN . . . teaches .nfl radio and related subiects . . . Z Y.:. hobby is fishing . . . favorite ,,'-' ':'1 A type of entertainment is music fl . . . taught at U. S. Army ,.,-:- technical schools overseas ' last year. H ' I fi .:-: iyz y s ,4., z H ,.,. ,V H J A l THURE OMAN . .teaches 53 ii. auto mechanics . . . adviser of the Girls' Auto Me- . '1- - chanic Club . . . pet peeve , -:-,:2: : is careless drivers . . . en- ,A ,.:,: Q ioys football and musical comedies . . .inthe sum- fi mer he likes to go fishing. 4 male ERNEST EADE . . . teaches mathematics and science . . . works with the Study Club and Slide Rule Club . . . favorite type of entertainment is good music . . . likes to travel in vacations . . . PAUL STANTON lnot picturedl . . . teaches archi- tectural drawing . . . favorite type of entertainment is music.. .in summer, he does maintenance work for the school board . . . MISS FREDERICKA BREMER . . . teaches related English and Smith-Hughes classes . . . taught last year at Franklin school . . . hobby is analysis . . . enioys seeing plays and modern drama . . . likes to loaf during the summer. .f7fr'. Oman .rupervi.re.r JUIYZE of lziw .rlzulenzfy a.r ffzqy repair' a cal' in a aulo mecham'c.r cla.r.f.

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ESLEY TIDBALL . . . teaches -'Lf Jlr. Jliflcr and Jlelvin Tuanzi accuralely lncalrure zz piece of wand in carpenlry claw , HARALD BERG . . , teaches E- .,5:.M Smith-Hughes printing . . . ad- Q st H viser for the Graphic Arts Club :::::.- :,:, If and the Trade News . . . favorite :gt hobby is golf . . . favorite types r of entertainment are good movies 'f ' ' s and radio programs . . . during M' mms M f l 2 EKLEE l HK -1-. sf? T.Yf,.,,.fg EEN the summer he does printing for A R ' is E1 H EI R' the school board . . . drafting, machine design, and related metals . . . favorite type of entertainment is movies . . . a member of the Amerilcan Legion . . . enjoys teaching machine shop the best . . . does drafting during the summer . . . Sei' HERBERT EBELING . . . teaches machine shop . . . has charge of the Home Mechanics Club . . . enioys reading a great deal . . . is a Mason . . .likes to play golf during the summer . . . .lAMES.l.JOHNSON...teaches drafting, related electricity, and related estimating . . . comes to Central from East where he taught last year . . . adviser of the Chess Club . . pet peeve is boys eating lunch before lunch period . . . during the summer he usually does work in some shop. CARL SCHROER . . teaches patternmaklng and related sub- iects . . . hobby is reading . . . pet peeve is stupidity . . . during the summer he likes to travel or decorate his home . . . Evers!! Peler.yan and Bob lffek work carnemlly on a drill pretw' in a nmclzine .rlrop clam

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9 I dd!! -2143,-V My ' 'wif eqv' 2. f f' . ,s .... ,- e QQ 1 , s 2 , LET V f Q Q v li l ie 'q .:, ...::.:: '2' 4- ' ' Hai: .,.' 'Z' ' 'PYP ' ' A 'W -: Lf ' I i t '5' 7 , 'ii,5if'i22is:2 ff? f, ,tr ,ws ,. . ' .- ,ll-. I , , - N? S il ..,. , Q V f e .eu V id 1- . ,fees lei: ? Every student at some time or another forgets his lunch. This year, under the Federal Lunch Program, students may buy hot balanced meals at a very low cost. Pictured here are Mrs. Arbuckle, Mrs. Wicklund, and Mrs. Nelson, who are busily preparing for the day's rush in the cafeteria. Al Soshea and Myrna Peterson, cafeteria as- sistants, sell their first bottle of milk of the day to Dottie Hartwell. These maintenance men of Central's set, the ianitors and engineers, are the tire- less workers of the school. Sweeping the halls, dusting desks, staking the fires, shoveling snow and mowing the lawn are only a few of the services they render to give us a better studio and grounds. Pictured here are: Row 1: Ed Miller, Jack Kripe, Nels Hilsen, chief engineer, Tom- mie the cat, Oscar Sauge- stud, and Roy Dennler. Row 2: Ben Baron, Charlie Peter- son, Finley MacNeil, James Wilcox, and Art Jenson. 20