Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Bear 49111 ZJBenfzlh Let voices raise in joyful lays Our High School dear to praise From earth unto the sky Let the ringing voices fly Let voices bold, with pride uphold, The dear Maroon and Cold, And all unite to win the light For Denfeld. CHORUS Dear Old Denfeld High School, Proudly may your banners wave For ages yet to come. Dear Old Denfelcl High School, In praises, she is worth her weight in gold, Rah ! Rah ! ! Rah! !! Dear Old Denfeld High School, Your starlwart sons will forever by you stand. Your daughters will ever round you rally And shout your praises o'er our land. In after years when we with tears, Have known life's home and fears, As children still of thee Our pride and joy shall be, To sing the song, both loud and strong: An ever swelling throng. Which we of yore sang o'er and o'er For Denfeld. CHORUS

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QBur Gfeacbers The teachers of Denfeld High School. We love them everyone: They sympathize with our sorrows: They join us in our fun. Miss Snodgrass, dear little lady, With joy she sparkles supreme: In the hearts of all, she ever Will grace our Memory's dream. Miss Pittman, our Class Advisor, In English guides our way: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, We'll ne'er forget, we pray. If ever we're seeking for knowledge, As over our books we pore, We can go to Mr. Sutton And learn a great deal moreQ Miss Mathews attracts our attention As down the line we go: Her face alone we should mention As divine, exquisitely so. ln library we must study: Oft times when we are dumb, We ask Miss Frazee for books wanted And she always linds us some. The others we liain would mention: We love them just as well: If space given only permitted, Their wonders we surely would tell Bernice G Sande ZI