Duluth Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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A WELCOME TO MR. BUCK. We Seniors are grateful for this privilege and opportunity of extending to our new principal, Mr. Buck, an expression of our appreciation of him. His kindness has shown itself in innumerable ways, and his genial manner has won for him many friends in school and elsewhere. Our ways of doing things were quite new to him. His often used expression: “This is all new to me; but it’s all right; I suppose I'll learn,” has made us endeavor to display the best that was in us if for no other reason than to show our appreciation of his leniency. He believes in hard work, however, and plenty of it; but he is optimistic and as fond of a good laugh as any one. He has shown himself especially inter- ested in high school athletics; in fact all of the different school organizations have received his hearty encouragement at all times. To say that he is a welcome addition to the faculty would be putting the situation lightly. It seems as though among friends there is no need for sentimentality; but for those of the outside world, who do not fully understand, we wish to record on these pages, to preserve for all time, that we extend a cordial welcome to Mr. Buck. May the best wishes of the class of 1910 go with him in his future career.

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