Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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W fm- Eleanor Abbett, biology, likes swimming, bowling, skating and bicycling. Her Wac experience gave her the urge to travel . . . Helen Bede, English, has a secret ambition to own a farm. Gardening is her hobby, enioys student activities and ice cream . . . J. V. Benson, physics, tennis coach, fishing and hunting expert, says his secret ambition is to make both ends meet. He likes getting up in the morn- ing, dinner time and anything with whipped cream . . . Eugene Berg, geometry, likes to spend his evenings listening to the radio or reading about aviation. Can take his car apart and put the pieces back in the right places . . Lydia Buth, new English teacher, likes swimming, skating and tobogganing. She's iunior class adviser and play director . . . Gladys Chatman, history, enioys cooking, collect- ing as a hobby, friendly bridge, apple pie with ice cream and the Girls' Club . . . Anne Cherry, French and Spanish, oddly enough says her favorite food is cherry pie. She is an extensive traveler . . . Our football coach, Bernard E. Cole, likes football better than any other sport, of course. He listens to Fibber McGee and Molly and forgets about teaching English . . . What wonderful things Ernest Eade, mathematics teacher and former engineer, can do with a slide rule! He likes traveling and good music . . . Herbed Ebeling, machine shop, enioys golf, working in his basement, Town Meeting of the Air, and his wife's cooking . . . Leonard Gagnon, world history and visual education, would like to travel and see the world. He is an admirer of Bob Hope and Bing Crosby . . .Walter Garvue, business arithmetic and typewriting, attends all the football and basketball games. His ambition is to be a coach .... Karl Goerz, English, was once a broncho buster. He used to raise pure bred livestock and travel with a circus displaying them. He has been a director of music in three schools . . . Who has a secret ambition to become an author? Ruth Golding, shorthand and typing teacher. She was a former secretary for the government. Information Please is her favorite radio program . . . Doris Gooder, physical education and health, wants to bake a really good cake. A former Central alumna, she won the DCHS GAA cup . . . Una Hallin, assistant librarian, likes office work, swimming, fine music and macaroni and cheese. She wants to write poetry . . . Ethel I. Hansen, shorthand, typing and business arithmetic, is a good golfer and hiker. Music and plays rank high in her entertainment world . . . Max Houghton, economics and problems of democracy, enioys football, golf and hunting. He hopes someday to have time to see a World Series . . .

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Assistant Director, Kenneth J. Talkovich. Because of his unceasing watchfulness the work goes on smoothly in all departments. Mr. Talkovich is ever ready to aid cheer- fully, principal, teacher, or student. Another duty, I Deal in Crime. May I use the telephone? What's Jim's homeroom number? Who answers all the questions? Why, the oft- ice secretaries. They are will- ing to help even though in the midst of their many duties. Always smiling and cheery, they add much to CentraI's happy spirit. K,-1 .., OPEN HEARING fi Mary Lou Holmberg, Marlene Zielke, and Mr. Talkovich look up a studenfs record while Prudencia Vaillancourt answers the telephone and June Juntunen types out college transcripts. 9

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Elliott Joelson, orchestra leader and teacher of instrumental music, says his favorite radio program is NBC Symphony. He enioys bridge, motoring and apple pie . . . H. James Johnson, drafting, said, when asked what one book he'd like to have if shipwrecked on a desert island, the Bible, because it is inexhaustiblen . . . Florence Klaus, algebra, likes sewing, bowling, collecting poetry and pitchers as a hobby, and reads almost everything . . .Gertrude LaMontagne, English, is interested in the work of the AAUW. Roams around Burntside Lake country in summer and likes to make flowers grow . . . Grace Loudon, arts and clothing, dreams of purchasing a new car, so she can ride as well as hike and garden during her vacation time . . . Dora Mary Macdonald, senior English teacher and Zenith adviser, has published over 50 plays and I4 books of plays. She is a public opinion surveyor and poll reporter . . . Marian Maia, algebra and trigonometry, has a secret ambition to see everyone in her classes pass. She enjoys football, Information Please and a good steak . . . Betty McClintock, physical education, likes tennis and basketball, photography and knitting, stage plays and music . . . Harry Meyer, vocal music, says football and tennis are his favorite sports. He was a former investigator for old age pensions and has done vocal work with dance bands . . . Maizie Mortland, English and news writing, likes to swim and drive her not new any more Chev. . . . Eva Mcleod, Spanish and Latin, says her favorite sports are hiking and swimming. lf she were ship- wrecked on a desert island, she would want a book entitled Live Alone and Like it . . . Audrey Nethercott teaches English and is adviser in educational guidance. She likes to collect beautiful china teacups . . . Working with the Federal Government in the Bureau of Internal Revenue was formerly Walter Niemi's work. He teaches woodworking, likes Fred Allen and enioys eating wall-eyed pike . . . The crafts of painting and decorating are the hobbies of Jack Nordling, football coach. He has had an article published on the football award system . . . Thure Oman, auto mechanics, sticks to his secret ambition to try to make boys and girls good mechanics. He likes archery, football, fishing and big, iuicy steaks . . . Caroline Peine, German, chooses for her sports swimming, mountain climbing and sailing. She enioys plays, movies and lectures . . . Helen Ann Perry, librarian, has a desire to fly around the world. She has flown to all sections of the U.S. and has been in Mexico and parts of Europe . . . Margaret Pollock is biology teacher and member of the awards committee. Her favorite evenings are spent listening to plays and Information Please. Hiking is the sport she likes best . . . Thelma Ramsay, English, is quite an athlete and likes canoeing, horseback riding and chess . . . Alvin Rolla, industrial relations, finds everything about teaching likeable. lf eats are mentioned his first thought is of steak with no trimmings . . . G. C. Sayre, chemistry and physics, once wanted to be a fireman. He formerly worked for the Goodyear Company and has worked for other chemical com- panies. He likes pumpkin pie . . Margrethe Skagen, schoolnurse, is familiar with all the health records. Her favorite type of entertain- ment is music . . . Mira Southworth, English teacher and adviser for the Photography Club, loves people, the early history of Duluth, North Shore picnics and crab meat salad . . . lone Squire teaches art, is adviser of the Brush and Pencil Club, and also art adviser of the Zenith . . . ll