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

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i ah a a a a — = af ete “ a A a RN NON URUTEETIT Above—Symbols of Education and Authority Left—GEORGE A. BECK at his desk Dedication to George A. Beck Although he has been with the students of Central for only one brief school year, ; Mr. Beck has shown himself to be a genial companion as well as a true counsellor to those who have sought his advice. These admirable qualities, combined with his friendly smile, understanding heart, sympathetic manner, and kindly spirit, show him to be ‘‘a jolly good fellow.” Because he has more than carried out the adage “The best way to win friends is to be one,” it is with respect and esteem that the Class of 1940 dedicates this Zenith to Mr. Beck. ee Fi

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Above—The Gold Trojan Head Emblem of Service to Central Right—The Central Tower Endeared to the Hearts of Graduates If a book come from the heart, it will contrive to reach other hearts; all art and authorcraft are of small amount to that. —CARLYLE Foreword All effort spent upon this book has been for you, Central students — that you might always keep with you a true record of what will probably prove to be the most joyous and carefree years of your life. As you turn from one page t o another, you will see unfolding a panorama of life at Central. It is yours! Never let it go! If a glance at this Zenith during years to come will bring back memories of happy times spent at Central, of friends and teachers, of dances, parties, and athletic contests — all influenced by the true significance of the Trojan head — then the many hours that the Zenith staff spent in such careful labor to produce this book will not have been in vain.

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