Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1939 volume:

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They lie in peaceful meadows while fhe sfream of life pours endlessly by. Miss Efhel Boclcler, who lives in fhe hearfs of her many friends as fhey push onward, parfed from fhe greaf caravan on November 4, I938. She was loved and respecfed by everyone af Denfeld, and her fine, unfiring work as direcfor IN MEMCIQIAM of dramafics will never be forgoffen. f I ' f' 1 rl If I I f 1 f To fhese companions who were unable 'io iourney fo fhe l'rail's end, fheir friends bid a lasf farewell. As fhe caravan disappears info fhe sunsef, fhey furn fheir faces fo a new brighf- er dawn where fhey will again meef fhose leff 1' behind. ..i...1....-....., .. N , --,-,.,,. M-, , +o ff' I A 1 -s ag 'f f f l as gi P X i QQ -i-- - fl ' if ' ' 'K X -I 452 6 ,Y '!:V,, 7 N V 3-QT.. '-11.5, Q --...th -T7 - '7 ,rn . ' X -v5e:e.,.... Y- -N .lcv ,mn ,.--9-LN, .. A-L 'A' -Q .145-Q. If X ' i . sn . f . .. M Q .jiri rv Qf grillisa Qfthel liuckler ,Br 'Q ,, x 'ff 'xr 'Quark rstrnngitlgarm ililelhiu Qlinrll lllrowlwoiin As again in memory our Tliouglwls reverl To +l1e familiar lrails in and aboul Denleld so loo, do we visualize frails of opporlunify and service, challenging us fo a concerled eflorl in our lile's worlc. --. a 'gi 3: .wi-1' ll, rlwrouglw lhe pages of llmis annual we can successfully caplure and preserve The essence and spirif of flwese +rails as inprinf- od info our consciousness, we may feel Jrhal our publicalion is iusfifiecl and +l1af our aim has been realized. QEQNTLNTS INTRODUCTION IAXDMINISTIQMQN CLAQQEQ QQGANIZATIONQ DIQAIVIATICS' ATHLETICS FEATUQLS' AUTOGIQADHQ 1 v fu-- 'ffl' r Ik .4- N JVEY' np.. u r -V by J: 1 r 0 5, ,,,.'- Viv' .5 .. 5 , 1 5 Q! N Qu , it x. 91 AKAX A Q 1 A M 1 ' Lglffg Q ' Rf? HQ N N Q. SGVGVI figor? T,-. A' wa wha' LZWIII I i 6' Q UQ s E V 2 eiqlwf Mm nine '-su fen ,NW 0 ,s ,,,,M In 6 f' 'N X w., N Y I I ll 'X, . 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Always ready for a friendly chat he will converse wifh any of Them on any subiecl. Many indeed are fhe sound philosophies which come forrh from his office. we-QF BDAIDD Of EDUCATIDN Cloclcwise: Clarence M. Olalson, G. A. Andresen, Laura Mac Arlhur, H. l-l. Eellcema, l-lerberf J. Forsberg, John G. Cedergren, Franlc Crassweller, A. W. Taylor, D. C. Walceman, Mrs. Viclor Gran and Ray Palmer. eleven MID. DAEDO Mr. Dell Daedo, boys' Counsellor, may always be seen where lhere is somelhing fo be done or advice 'rc be given. As ihe fun-loving leader of the sfudenf frips fo poinfs of in- leresi in Minnesola, he has won 'rhe friendship of everyone af Denleld. MISS CIDDESSMAN Miss Pauline Croessman has guic The girls of Denield for one ye and lhe highesi complimenl her Q could pay her is fha? she has bee lrue friend and an inspiring leade i-- . We reacfxo I Okp'O. Z-'NOTXCE Chemxiify 1 vj Typingx . A- NmuS Paper BKCHS Biology- Be sure io no- +Ic:e +he formaHon of The spikes on Thai cacfus: you miqhf have fo draw if in fhe +es'r . n on We pace fhirfeen Spice abou? C? A 55510, wha? 6065 'hat prove H 'faf1Q9n 1 . hy-' Tng0n0me A Ar fs Reme mbe make 6 IGYOLM of yo block Hur V71 fmuffven 1 OUOQ fd m bSf0re VOL: Cuf Your Co0lrfn gs . Suhr urvfil dissol vc-GJ and boil U nm if S ' pfflg 6 H7 I'9ad'. 2!'i' x3Q A, XXX? I :XX xH .ji A --S gxwvf ar Af BY xo . 5699 , em Yo: :aka axoxQ.Qer 1 YN Sk nO 53 T a'K QW an QSZA Aenv fiffeen xxwk Ren de' Wodd LXierakuref Everywhere, Pmouqhouk We wodd, we Xearn of the cuskoms of a counkry ihrouqh Hs XKkerah1re. H'xsior1f XNx06U was awe AXdf'xCXq,N1fe9X5nd PXCX V655-Gdqn 5 Q 0 SEATED-Marie Salfwiclr, biology: Efhel Burbecl, biology. STANDING-Beafrice Larson, chemisfry lelso Eng- lish and commercial geograpliylg Julia Seipel, physics Ialso mafhemaficslg Louise Hall, biology. ljilillllillle FACULTY Science sevenfecn LEFT TO RIGHT-Abby L. Gregory, Walclemar Johnson, Frank Engelhari, Rolfe von Gorh, Hazel Edwardh. 6 96999 . x 59 50' ga 03 C1 wel' 6' ea XI ,0fkoQeYa 10 W' Xrjfl-X axei' go WN vw s slave 419500, Vx V00 W. Xiu. Yxjegexxe ,lisa W q ' Yu .ZQX OEM ex YAC' X fine Arty abc ' A SEAJED-Genevieve Bancroli, Ari: Nellie Smiih, Arf Craff. STANDING-George Parrish, Musicg Nan Rumi, Music: Lloyd Swarfley, Band, ciqlwloen Wy ' all S li? gd ,,. lv ' r, -Qlfher ek ' l I7 60,7 'P 5 'Dol 110- Okonlpdq' ly sw P. ef Qhylical Education Or Geo'9 old Ne! efxoh 8 Cd -'o,, fnpdl, ' 460 0 .9118 aqua' 4 fl, end' FIRST ROW-Harrie? Erickson, Hazel Twomley. SECOND ROW-Walfer Hunfing, Frank Puglisi false Physiologyl. ninefeen Commercial ee M9 ECOND ROW-Herbert Spencer, Perer Olihoff, FIRST ROW--Lucie Scuba, Verna Cunningham, S Florence Nylander, ldella Bradley. Louis McKenna, Miles D. 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I 'sfacilewo' ,agen '42 rfuq of Cafeteria 'lilo' Mdry Pond, Degny Barnsforf, Thora Sowl Qwenfy-fwO I S Q x i t., i 4 f FF' , N Q 'Y -M ,, , ,- : - w , . l . t ., -: 'g rP,r?4d'Hq5p u -t ul. 1,15 , 1,-1.. - P, ,i-- ... . , W., 'ima Ziff ,.Z ' 1- x 51' 1. ' l T1 V- Ig'-Q:-. ':' 793 .- Q A . . I s 1 fi 4. N ug, I ' Jr' . M , 'I V' il 55 1,1 N , nm-4 . ,-hw ,, .' . -' , - Q ,.,,:.kg, H4-4 .:-4.. - . I M 1 - 44 1' N 1' .I 'i v II EI 0 J ,M H n 4 1 i NIDIQI Presideni GEORGE GOLDSMITH Vice Presideni EUGENE JOHNSON Secrefary MERRILL GREEN Treasurer BETTY YOU NGKRANTZ F-v 'Q' ' E A ...ah Properiies and Cosiume Commiffiee QQ fyef aw' .ir ,Q W- N. 'i Senior Dues Collecfors IENICIQ CLA!! IHIIITUIQY We, lhe class ol '39, se? our fhree years ago on our iourney rhrough high school in The mos? dilapidared of covered wagons. Wifh Miss LaMon+agne and Mr. McKenna as guides, and under The able leadership ol Rodney l-lielm, Olaf Swenson, Warren Lundeen, and Joyce Sorenson we compleled 'rhe lirsl lap of our long 'rrelc wifhoul mishap, To celebrale, we held a big liesla af 'rhe lrading posl April lb, I937. The nexl year we prepared lo conrinue in a new prairie schooner srrenglhened by experience. This lime we really fell ourselves a par? of The greal movemenl lo' ward Educafion and Life. Led by Warren Lundeen, Olaf Swenson, and Olaf l-lagemo, we progressed sreadily onward To rhe final sfrelch of our journey. Many were fhe diversions along 'rhe way in The form of sporfs, music, and drarnalicsp all of which served to lighren rhe weary miles, On May 27, 1938, we regaled Those before us who had compleled The 'rrip wilh a grand promenade. Then we, loo, rurned our laces +o- ward The sefring sun. This lime our vehicle was a swill sfurdy covered wagon capably driven by George Goldsrnilh, Eugene Johnson, Merrill Green, and Belly Younglcranlz. Miss Brenneman proved an unerring guide 'ro lhe end of The Trail. We were sen? off wilh The good wishes and handclasps of 'rhe friends we lefl behind on rhe lrail. Now, we Turn our baclcs upon +he 'frail and face lhe long climb up The mounfain of success--and we will climb 'rho The roclcs be rugged. :X I-'i-' ,MV . A I ,Z Abrahamson, Marilyn Aliizer, Mary Jane Sfenographer. Ambilious and pleas- ani, Marilyn was inleresled in lhe Girls Club and The Carnival. and was a Hall and Counseling Cadei. Abrahamson, Sherman Chemisl. Sociable and exuberanf, Abie was a member of Band, Or- chesfra, Brass Ensemble, Boys Union, Hi-Y and was a Hall Cadel. Adams, Lorraine Dancer. Wilh rwinlnling foes and flashing eyes, Lorraine enlerlained af many programs, was a Girls Club member, and worlced on The Carnival and Miracle Play. Adamslri, Marlha Slenographer. A girl who follows complacenlly fha course of her life, Marlha has been a Hall Cadef, a Girls Club member, and a depend- able worlcer on various commillees. Adolphson, Audrey Secrefary. A grave person who ob- serves much and says liflle, Au- drey's vocalional inleresi lies in Secrelarial and Sfenographic worlc. Alberls, Jane Secreiary. Jane has a winning smile and a friendly spirif lhaf win her many friends. Girls Club, Usher, Counseling Cadei, Camera Club, Red Cross, and Hall Cadel were her acliviries al Denleld. Children's Nurse. This quainl lilfle lass is nimble and daunlless and al- ways has an answer ready. She has worked in lhe Candy Shoppe and in lhe Miracle Play. Anderson, Alice L. Sfenographer. Possessing a sunny nalure. and a delerminalion lo suc- ceed, Alice belonged lo Girls Club and Pep Club, and was a Hall Ca- def and a worker in The Carnival for Two years. Anderson, Arfhur H. Civil Service. A Boy wilh a rogu- ish air abou? him which belies his scholarly abilily, Arlhur was an ush- er, a candy seller al foolball games and a member of Boys Union, Hob- by Club and Hi-Y. Anderson, Charles L. Physical Educaiion. Languid and easy-going wirh a preference for alhlefics, Charles was in Foofball, Traclc, D Club, Boys Union, and has worlred on 'rhe Carnival. Anderson, Dagney S. Sfenographer. A girl who blends in quiefly wilh Those around her, Dag- ney was a Hall Cadel, an Usher, a member of Pep Club and Girls Club, and worlred on The Carnival. Anderson, Dorofhy M. Secrelary. A good worker, a good friend, and a good sludenl, Doro- Thy was in Girls Glee Club and worlred in lhe Miracle Play in her sophomore year. Allen, Duane Anderson, Elaine l. Aufo Mechanic. A casual person wilh an air of brislcness, Duane was presidenl of The Airplane Modeling Club, and was on lhe Ar? Cornmil- lee for ihe Miracle Play. fwenfy-live Slenographer. One of fhose unob- lrusive persons you have To lenow 'ro really appreciale. Girls Club, Hall Cadel, Usher, Pyramid and Miracle Play were among her acfivifies. MSA .qi- . -so . is CQ Anderson, Eleanore Anderson, Reid F. Secrefary. lnlelligeril and lrusf- wrnrlhy, Eleanor was a member of Surgeon, Persevering and grave. Reid was a debaler in his sopho- Girls Club, was an Usher, and has more ear and was a member Qi worked on the Crilerion. Y lhe Boys Union. Anderson, Ellen C. Anderson, Roberi A. Governmenl Clerk. A willing worker with a wry sense of humor, Ellen was an Usher, a 'rypisl for 'the Cri- Terion, a Girls Club member, and worked in lhe Candy Shoppe. Anderson, Esfher E. Sales Clerk. Eslher is quiel and un- obfrusive, and conscienlious aboul her work. Anderson, Fern H. Dramefic Ari. With a friendly dis- posilion and pleasing ways, Fern was on fhe Denield Publicily Com- milfee, and belonged 'ro lhe Hobby Club and Pep Club, Anderson, Kalhryn Louise Teacher. Voluble, apprecialing lhe liner fhings of life, Karhryn has dis- linguished herself in her scholaslic work, in lhe Girls Club Cabinel, fhe Oracle sfalf, and on lhe ECA com- millee. Anderson, Marjorie Beauly Operafor. A modes? girl wilh a zeal for doing lhings, Mar- iorie parlicipaled in Girls Club, Glee Club, Pep Club, Pyramid, and Mixed Chorus. Anderson, Rae C. Beaufy Culiure. Pelife and dainiy, Rae was a Hall Cadel, a member of Pep Ciub, and worked in lhe Girls Club Carnival in her senior year. 'lwerlly Civil Engineer. lnclined lo be slo- ical lo all buf his music inferesls, Roberl sang fenor in ihe A Cappel- la choir and played his Trombone. Anderson, Valerie D. Sienographer. A conscientious work- er wilh a likeable personalily, Val- eria was a Library Cadel, a Hall Cadet, and a Girls Club member. Anderson, Virginia B. Beauiy Operalor. A practical liHle person wifh a happy-go-lucky smile, Virginia was in Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus her sophomore year. Anderson, Wilbur Business. Wilh a serious mind and conscienfious working habils, Wil- bur has been a willing worker in many acliviiies. Among fhem are Boys Union, Hi-Y, Usher, Pyramid, Hobby Club and singing groups. Anderson, William D. Business. Courleous and genial wilh a iasle for promofing various acfiv- ilies. William parlicipaled in lhe Miracle Play al Denfeld and many aclivilies oulside oi school. Anfonacci, Frances Beaufy Culfure. The boys kepl har so busy fha? she didn'l have lime lo sludy. This peppy Girls Club member has enviable coal-black hair. -six 4 vi .13 5 .lil Ashley, Franlr Foresfer. Benealh his quiel appear- ance lies a flame of humor. Boys Union and Hobby Club were Franks acfiviiies in Denfeld. Baclrsirom, Alvin Foresier. Boys Union, Hobby Club, Hi-Y, D Club and Foolball were Al's activiiies in Denfeld. Fun lov- inq and friendly, Al gol more oul of school ihan educalion alone. Baclrsfrom, Bob M. Policeman. lrrepressible and frolic- some, Bob was a Pyramid member, played ioolball for all lhree years, was a Boys Union Execulive, Vice Presidenl of D Club, and was in lhe Flag Salule for pairioiic assem- blies. Bailey, Richard Business. A husky and handsome traclcsler, Diclc was a member of Hi- Y, Boys Union and D Club, was in The '37 Miracle Play and worlced on lhe Public Address syslem. Baumgariner, William Business. Our bashiul foolball cap- iain who led our All-Conference Team To viclory, Bill belonged lo Pyramid, Hi-Y, Hobby Club, was a Hall Cade? and Boys Union Ex- eculive, and worlced in The Carnival. Beck, Violel' Beauly Operafor. Peiife and lilie- able, Violei was a Pep Club mem- ber and was on fhe commiliee for lhe Chrisimas Play. Berg, Lorraine Journalist Discriminaling and infel- ligenl, Lorraine was on The Cri in fhe Junior Class Play, in The Girls Club and was 6 sophomore and senior dues collecior. Berglund, Lucille Secrefary. She enierfained us offen wilh her delighflul readings. Girls Club, The Carnival and music were some of her extra-curricular favor- iles, Berlilrud, Helen Slenographer. One of lhose quief, sedale persons who do lheir worl: so well, Helen was a member of Girls Club. Beufner, Lorraine Air Hosfess. Her charming manner and friendly air warrani her success in her profession. She was a Hall Cadei, a member of Girls Club. Pep Club, and worked each year on lhe Carnival. Bissel, Doris Slenographer. Composed and pos- sessing a quief deierminalion, Doris is sure lo succeed in her underlalx- ings. Bierkness, Gunvor Beaufy Culfure. Always dainlily dressed and agreeable, Gunvor was in lhe Pageanlry group in her soph- omore year. Biorlin, Adele Dielician. Animaled and alerl, Adele has parlicipaied in musical and Girls Club acliviries, Candy Shoppe, Red Cross, Camera Club, and Pep Club, and was a Hall Cadel. Blazevic, Viclor Foresfer. Vicfor is a sagacious per- son wilh a spirii of independence. iwenly-seven Bolme, Inga STenographer. Inga is a winsome girl wiTh a heallhy appearance. She has a CerTain Twinkle in her eyes which oTTseTs her reTicence. She was a Junior Dues Collecler. Bonneville, Jean CompTomeTerisT. Jean has an ada mirable spiriT oT perseverance. She parTicipaTed in Girls Club, The Car- nival. and Pep Club. Borgenheimer, Donald Electrical Engineer. An agile lad whose audacify and iesTing, Toe qefher with a daunllessness, make a Truly whimsical person, Boya'T, Ann Buyer. Her slow graceTul walk and genuine smile are Tamiliar To us. Ann was a leader in girls' aThleTics, a Girls Club and Pep Club mem- ber, a Hall Cadel, on The ECA commilfee, and on Armislice Day programs. Brophy, LorreTa STenogrepher. A girl who applies herselT To her work, Loreiia was on the Prom CommiTTee, was a Soph- omore Dues Collecior, a worker in The Candy Shoppe, an Usher, and a member oT The Pep Club and The Girls Club. Buckley, Marian STenographer. Very sophisTicaTed, Marian was a Hall Cadef, a Library Cadef, a Girls Club member, and in girls' exTra-curricular alhleiics. Buiold, Tom DenTisT. Tom scored a hiT in Al- mosT EighTeen. You can always find him aT school dances. ln ad- difion To Boys Union and Hi-Y, he was inTeresTed in chess, skiing, and golf. Burke, KaThleen Commercial ArT. Good-naTured and unhurried, Kafhleen is always ready To granT a Tavor To Those who need a helping hand. Brammal, RoberT BurrlS, Edward AviaTor. Silence may be golden, buf RoberT is no miser. He is ready Tor an argurnenT al any Time. Civil Service. Rafher solemn and a hard worker, Edward wenT ouT Tor' TooTball, was a Pyramid and Boys Union member, and a slock boy Tor Biology. BransTrom, RuTh Carlberg. R0b9l'f Music Teacher. VersaTile, and a hearf breaker, RuTh was an acTive member QT The Girls Club, CriTeri- on, and Pyramid. She has a genu- ine musical faleni in her lovely voice. Brindos, Roger Medicine. As courTeous as can be, and wiTh a Tlair Tor clofhes, Roger was Presiderii OT The Pyramid in his senior year, and was a member of Hi-Y and in The cabineT in his senior year: Office Work. A Triendly grin and amiable personaliTy are characTer- islic of Bob, who was an Usher and a member oT The Skiing Team. Carlson, BeTTy M. Secrefary .ThouqhTTul, dependable and considerafe, BeTTy was a mem- ber oT Girls Club, was a Hall Ca- deT and worked on The '38 Carnival. TwenTy-eighT .Q -omg Beaufician. Her TavoriTe acTiviTy was music and you know her by her lovely conTralTo voice. ln addi- Tion To music, she was a member of The Girls Club and worked on The Carnival. a er, ice STenographer. Musically inclined, Alice was in Mixed Chorus and The Glee Club for Three years as well as in Girls Club The Carnival and an Usher. Y H Carlsen, Elaine M. C rT Al' B. ' C . ., is le Carlson, Jayne Casier, Virginia Nurse. Jayne is recognized by her quiel demeanor and sweeTness. She worked on The Miracle Play in her lumor year. Inferior Decorafor. A peppy girl wiTh a yen Tor dancing, Virginia was a member of Girls Club and Pep Club, and The casT of AlmosT EighTeer1. Carlson, June L. Chalman, Alice Sfenographer. June always applies herself To whaT is assigned To her. She was a member oT The Girls Club. GovernmenT Clerk. A girl who pays aTTenTion To her work and does il' well, Alice was a Girls Club mem- ber, an Usher, a Hall CadeT, and worked on The Carnival. Carlson, KaThryn E. Chevalier, Eleanore Teacher. A good sTudenT and a nice person To know, KaThryn was a Girls Club and Junior Girls Glee Club member, an ArT CadeT, a Senior Dues CollecTor, Hall CadeT, and a member of The CriTerion sTaTT. Carlson, LesTer ForesTry. l.esTer's special TalenTs made Their a earance in The ArT SecreTary. She is a Tun-loving, TlamboyanT Tlapper, who is Tull of viTaliTy. Eleanor was a member of Pyramid and Girls Club, was a Hall CadeT, and a Cri TypisT. Chilsfrom, Roy . Machinist Mischievous and good- naTured, Roy was a Hall CadeT and pp J rooms, He was a member of Boys a member oT Boys Union. Union. if Carlson, MarTha R. Clark, Russell Commercial ArTisT. Wifh a TasTe AviaTion. Russell is carefree, in- Tor arT work and Talenis along ThaT quisiTive, and has a decided sense .fi A line, MarTha should succeed in her ol humor. He was a member OT in 45 ' profession. She worked in Girls Pyramid and Boys Union. Club Pep Club was on The Soph- ldna ' ' Y at omore Parly Program, and was a Library CadeT, - , Carlson, Warren Colalilo, Grace . Draffing. He is shorT in sTaTure, bu? Nurse. Eager and anxious for any he is noT shorT of smiles. His naTure kind OT acTion is Grace. She be- is mild and earnesT. Boys Union longed To Girls Club and in Lead- ,f 4' was his acTiviTy. ers class in gym. and in baseball, volleyball and basketball Teams. TwenTy-nine Q 'O '? 1 s Coolx, Eugene Dahlman, Marvin Civil Engineer. Eugene was in the x Buys Chorus and lviixud Chorus for 5. i Y N- f-nfs, Briys Unirin, Cross Coun- ' lry, 'lrarlr and l-lall Cadel were his addiliwnal aciivilies. Coole, James Salesman. Jirvirriy is lorever ieslinq. A This whimsical fellow belonged lo Q. G I Sf-rvifw Crchcslra, Band, Brass En- si-rvlilif A Cappella Choir, Boys U-'ion Mirarle Play and Ushers. Cox, Pafricia Journalisi. Sweel and winsome, Prirrifia was a member of Pyramid and Girls Club in her sophomore yr-ar al Denlvld. Crosby, Louise Sfenographer. Louise was a reliable worker in Red Cross, Girls Club and the Carnival. She reveals flash- es ol humor al unexpecled limes. Currier, Pearl Sales Clerk. A quiel eflicieni worlc- er, Pearl was a member ol' Girls Club, and worlced on The Carnival in her senior year. Dahlberg, Gunnar Dramaiics. Always ready in serve someone and lend a helping hand. Gunnar has worlced in ihe Coslurne Room, Miracle Play, and was a member of Boys Union and The Py- rorriid. Dahlgren, Eva Malhemafics Teacher. A girl who lilies malhemalics and alhlelics, Eva was a Girls Club member, a Hall Cadel, an Usher, Gym Office Ca- dul, and worlced lwo years on ihe Carnival. Business. A boy who never seems lo malic- any unnecessary noise, Marvin was a member of Boys Un. ion, Hobby Club. was in lraclc in his sophomore and junior yegrg and was a Hall Cadel. DeChaney, Peggy Nurse. Smiling, and wiih a subile air of sophisiicaiion, Peggy be- longed io Girls Club, and was an Usher, and a Library Cadel. She also parficipaied in girls' alhleiics. DeMerce, Lorraine Dieiician. A girl who is never ruf- fled by evenls around her, Lorraine was a Hall Cadei, in lhe Pep Club, girls' alhleiics, and worlred on 'rho Miracle Play, lhe lnviiaiion Com- millee for The Prom, and lhe Car- nival. Denning, lrene Social Service. li's a pleasure io hear lrene swing the popular songs of ihe day. She was a mem- ber of Girls Club, Pep Club. Jun- ior Prom Orchesira Commifiee, a Cheerleader, and worlced in lhe Carnival. She slarred in The Senior Class Play. Downs, Annabelle Civil Service. Always lreenly inier- esied in girl's aihlefics, Annabelle was a Girls Club member, a Soph- omore Dues Collecfor, and worlred an ihe '37 Miracle Play. Downs, Frecl Business. Never worried or upsef, and always cheerful, Fred was a member of Boys Union, Hi-Y, and was chairman of The Carnival liclrel' comrnillee. Dreier, Helen rhirly Personnel Manager. Spiriied and helpful, Helen has participated in Girls Club, Pyramid, Junior Class Play, Oracle Siaff, Carnival, Dec- lamalion and fhe Hall Cadels. QQ' E A .1 Dugar, Pafricia Social Work. ln addilion io Band, Glee Club, Girls Club, ihe Miracle Play, and oiher aclivilies, Pal has been a dependable worker on many commifiees. Durand, Phyllis Nurse. She yearns lo be serious buf has loo much Pep for lhai. Girls Club, Usher, Miracle Play, and a Dues Collecior were her aciivilies. Dyrslad, Kalhryn Nurse. Musically inclined and wilh a fragile appearance, Kalhryn par- licipaled in musical aclivifies, The Girls Club, Junior Class Play, and was an Usher, Ari Cadel, and on ihe Oracle Slaif. Easfman, Howard Conlraclor. Energeiic and resource- ful, Howard was a member of Hi-Y, Boys Union. and lhe Pyramid. Ebmer, Alois Doclor. Earnesl and diligenf, Alois was a member of Boys Union and iw 5. nie Hobby Club. Eckman, Phyllis Social Service. A sparkling smile, and a pleasingly low voice disiin- guish Phyllis, who has served well in lhe Girls Club Cabinel, lhe Cri , as an Office Cadel, an Usher, and a vocalional Cadel. Eide, Marvell Mechanical Engineer. A classy dresser wiih a generous grin for all, Marvell look pari in the Boys Union and Hi-Y. Emsley, Joyce Beauly Operaior. Preliy eyes which kindle info a smile-Joyce was a Girls Club member, an Office Ca' del, a Hall Cade? and worked on The Carnival. Engen, Hoyf Business. Hesilalive buf amiable, Hoy? belonged lo Boys Union, Hobby Club and Cross Country. Erceg, Mildred Designer. Aflraclive in boih per- sonalify and appearance, Mildred was a Girls Club member, worked in lhe Carnival, was a Junior Class Play Prompler, and parlicipaled in girls aihlelics. Erickson, Delores E. Nurse. Delores is 'friendly and co- operalive. She has worked in many aclivilies ai Denfeld. Girls Club, lhe Carnival, and lhe Miracle Play are buf a few. Erickson, Gordon S. Business. He clowns ai his drum- ming bul if has lhe Touch of an experi. Boys Union, Band, Service Orcheslra, Caldwell Leclure, and lhe Carnival and Vaudeville were his aclivilies al Denfeld. Erickson, Kenneih R. Coniraclor. The possessor of a hap- py grin and a ready wir, Kenneih was in Hi-Y, Boys Union, lzaak Wal- ion, Junior Class Cosiume Com- millee, and ihe Senior Class Play. Erickson, Margarel J. Slenographer. Her siar-like eyes and creamy complexion are a ioy lo behold. She was a Hall Cadel' and Girls Club member. lhirly-one ifiimhfi' 14 'lf we ii 'J P! EN Erickson, William E. Foucauli. Clarence Airplane Mechanic. William is in- dusTrious. In his worlr he is depend- able. These characTerisTics will, no doubT, lead To a brighi fuTure. He was a Boys Union member. Eyberg, Quenlrin ForesTer. You'll always find him on The Honor Roll. He was a Hall CadeT, on The Senior Play Reading ComrniTTee, a Junior Dues Col- lecfor, and a member of The Or- acle STaTT. Fabini, Eugene Machinist Endowed wiTh a com- ical as well as an arTisTic sense, Eugene has Turnished us wiTh many a chuclcle. Hi-Y, Hobby Club Boys' Union, and a CosTume Room Worker were his aciiviiies af Den- Teld. Fagersirom, Henry Business. While aT Denleld, Henry enioyed Track, D Club, Hobby Club, and Boys' Union, and served as Business Manager of The Oracle. Fedo, Mary Dieiirian. Wifh brillianT darl: eyes and neal in appearance, Mary was a Hall Cadei, Usher, and was in Girls' Club, Miracle Play, and The Carnival. Forsman, John Chemical Engineer. A Tranlc, en- gaging smile belies his siudious ap- pearance. Some of John's acTivi- Ties were Chess Club President Business Manager of The AThleTic Associalion, Hall Cadel, and Hob- by Club. ForsTi, Richard Musician. A mischievous musician full of irresislible pranlrs, Diclr be- longed To Hi-Y, lumbling Club, Slring Orcheslra, and lhe Service Orchesira, Foresler. A commendable and sial- warT foolball player, Bud was also a member of Boys' Union, Hi-Y, D Club, worked in The Carnival, and was an Usher. Fralich, Lorraine DieTician. Reserved and raTher dignified, Lorraine was in Girls Club, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, '38 Miracle Play, Senior Class Play ComrniTTee, and worked on The Girls Club Carnival in her junior year. FundaneT, Evelyn Accounfani. Nafural is The word Tor Evelyn, who has been a Girls Club member, worlred on The Car- nival all Three years, and was on The Commencernenl AnnouncemenT Card Commiifee. GaTlin, Eileen Physical Educafion Direclor. Our Peppy Girls Club PresidenT wiTh a cheeriul grin, Eileen has been ac- Tive during all Three years aT Den- Teld. Gauper, Marion Journalism. A grand girl wiTh a sense oT humor, Marion gave an e x c el l e n T characlerizaiion in Headed Tor Eden, Musical ac- TiviTies, Girls Club. and Criiice Ca- deT were her acTiviTies. Gerlovich, Alberf Tool and Die Maker. Thoughfful and ralher quiel, AlberT's slow smile is genuine. He was a member oT Boys Union and Hi-Y, and ap- peared in The Carnival. Gierdal, Angeline Social Service. She's The lrind of girl ThaT malres a good Triend To have. She spenT her Sophomore year al Denfeld, leTT Tor ST. Paul, where she was very acrive, and Then relurned fo us. While aT Denield, Angeline was a member of Girls Club. Thlrly-Two di' Q. gr 3 ass' ' N A. , ,,.,, s gk fe. x. f a -Q Gilberf, Ralph Business. AcTively inTeresTed in music and people, Ralph was a member of The Band, Pyramid, Hall CadeTs, and Ushers. Granholm, Florence Slenographer. lnclined To be shy and hesiTanT, buT a True friend fo Those who know her well, Florence was a member of Girls Club, Pep Club, and was a Junior Dues Col- lecTor. Godfrey, Edward Graves, Virginia Civil Engineer. Edward applies him- self To his sTudies wiTh resulTinq success. l-le Transferred from Ca- Thedral. ln Denfeld he belonged To Pyramid, Boys Union, and ap- peared in The '38 Carnival. GoldsmiTh, George Civil Service. Our aifable Senior Class President was Three years an Usher, a Hall CadeT, and on The swimming Team. l-le also was a member of Boys Union, Hobby Club, and The Pyramid. Teacher. Always reserved, bul' ready for Tun, Virginia belonged To Girls Club, Glee Club Mixed Chorus, worked in The Carnival, and was an Usher. Green, Merrill ForesTer. Merrill Turns in a good periormance in any of his varied acTiviTies. l-le was a member ol' Hi-Y, Boys Union, and Swimming Team, was Senior Class Secrefary. a l-lall Cadel, and was in AlmosT EiqhTeen. Gorder, William Griffin. Ruih Foresfer. Sfudious and serious in aspecT, Bill was in Hi-Y, Boys Union, and The lsaak WalTon League. STenographer. Reserved and quiet' in naiure, friendly RuTh was a member of Girls Club Tor Two years. Gould. Jameg y Grover, Eleanore STaTe Police. James is a Trusf- worThy chap wiTh ambiTion. When meeiing a Triend, happy liTTle wrinkles exTend Trom his Triendly eyes as he smilingly says Hello. Gould, Willard Sfaie Police. Keen, pleasani. and clean-cuT is This indusTrious boy. All of Those characTerisTics are cer- Tain To make him a very desirable ofiicer of The law. Graham, Reginald R. Docfor of Medicine. You always associaTe him wifh an orchesTra. He was a member oi Boys Union, Band, and The Service OrchesTra. Buyer. A perky blonde wiTh a hap- py-go-lucky air, Eleanore was a member of Pyramid, Girls Club, a worker in The Carnival in her soph- more year, and a Hall CacleT in her iunior and senior years, Gusfafson, Shirley STenographer. A girl who displays skill in making her own lovely cloThes. Shirley was Vice-PresidenT oT The Camera Club, a Girls Club member, CriTerion TypisT, and a worker in The Carnival. Guzzo, Angeline Beaufy OperaTor. She has Those melting brown eyes which help her To win friends. She was a Senior Dues Colledor, Candy Shoppe Ca- deT, a member of Girls Club and Girls Glee Club member. ThirTy-Three Haarstad, Margaret Hanson, Lorraine J. Private Secretary. Quiet, but in- terested in what is going on, Mar- garet was a Hall Cadet and worked in the Miracle Play. Home Economics. Untailingly pleas- ant to speak to and know, Lorraine was a member ot Girls Club and Pep Club, and was on the Christ- mas Program Committee. Hadley, Russell Hanson, Richard D. Business. Etticient and with a gen- erous dash ot personality, Russell participated in Football, Basketball, Hobby Club. and Pyramid, was a Boys Union Executive, and Presi- dent ot D Club. Hagemo, Olaf Accounting. Efficiency plus de- notes Olat, who was Secretary- Treasurer tor Boys Union, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Pyramid representative, and Athletic Busi- ness Manager as a senior. Haglin, Mariorie Secretary. A girl who has always been interest in music, Mariorie belonged to A Capella, Pep Club, Camera Club, Red Cross, and worked on the Miracle Play. Haley, Daniel Aviator. Dan is iolly, good-natured. and tull ot tun at all times. He was a member ot' Boys Union, and Hob- by Club. Architect. A tall young man with a sense of humor, Richard has be- longed to Hi-Y, Boys Union, Pyra- mid, and Hobby Club. Hariu, Dorothy Commercial Art. A girl with crea- tive tingers. With her pencil, or with clay, Dorothy's artistic talents come to lite. She was a Hall Ca- det, and a member ot Pep Club, and Girls Club. Hatley, George J. Chemist. A peppy tellow with a mischievous nature, George was in Camera Club, Education Week Pro- gram, Boys Union, and worked on the Carnival. Hatley, Mary Secretary. As triendly as her gold- en treckles, Mary has participated in Glee Club and Chorus, Girls Club, Miracle Play, and was an Usher and a Hall Cadet. Hansen. Gudrun Helgeton, Alice Secretary. A regular girl with a sporty nature is Goody. She was a Cadet tor the Vocational Library and Art Department, and a Junior Dues Collector. Secretary. Small, sweet in nature, and sincere, Alice was a Sopho- more Dues Collector, a Hall Ca- det, a member ot Red Cross and Girls Club, and a worker in the Carnival. HdlvOrS0n. Robert Hendrickson, Violet Mechanical Engineer. Healthy and husky, Robert was a member ot Hi-Y, Orchestra, and Boys Union. His determination should lead him to success. Bookkeeper. Violet is a consistent worker with a likeable personality. thirty-tour on ? Henrichs, Marie Holmsfrom, Mardell Home Economics. Marie is a yery responsible worker who does not inferfere in ofher folks affairs. She was a member of Girls Club. Henrichs, Ray Business. Ray is bofh fallcafive and vifally inferesfed in dancing. He is always up fo fhe minufe on fhe lafesf dances. Hjelm, Rodney Business. A deep fhinlrer wifh a creafive mind, Rodney has been a Boys Union member, Sophomore Class Presidenf, Hall Cadef, and a member of fhe A Capella Choir. He is surely desfined fo be a suc- cess in life. Hodgson, Frances Occupafional Therapy. Individual- isfic, versafile. and an Honor Roll sfudenf, Frances was a Hall Cadef, a Girls Club member, on fhe Sfaqe and Posfer Comrniffee and fhe Or- acle Sfaff. Hoffman, John Engineer. Serious and ambifious, friendly, yef reserved, describes John, who has been a member of Boys Union, Hobby Club, and was a Hall Cadef. Sfenographer. Calm and gracious, Mardell has been a member of Girls Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and worked in The Candy Shoppe in her sophomore year, Holmsfrom, Wallace Business Salesman. An all-around afhlefe, and an All-Conference foofball player, Wally was a Hall Cadef, a member of D Club, Boys Union, and Hi-Y, and in Flag Sa- Iufe. Holfer, Roberf Bookkeeper. A person who flares ouf in a bif of humor af unsus- pecfed fimes, Bob was an Usher, a Hall Cadef, and a member of Boys Union. Housman, Margaref Nurse. Margaref has a rare, efhe- real qualify combined wifh a ser- ene nafure. Her chief inferesf is nursing. Howard, Dell Agriculfurisf. A lad who has his mind seriously made up abouf agri- culfure, Dell was a member of Boys Union and Hi-Y. Holm, Palmer Hudson, Be'H'y Jane Commercial Arfisf. Quief and re- flecfive, Palmer was a member of Hobby Club, and Boys Union. and was a Hall Cadef. Sfenographer. Confenfed iusf fo be a good friend fo many, iovial and sfeady, Beffy was a member of Girls Club, and was an Arf Cadef. Holmsen, Mary Lou Hussey, Jean Nurse. Loyal and sincere, Mary Lou had Girls Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Red Cross, Camera Club, and fhe Music Fesfival among her acfivifies. Kindergarfen Teacher. A good na- 'rured girl wifh a sweef smile, Jean has been a Library and Office Ca- def, and was in Pyramid, Declam- afion, and fhe Class Play. fhirfy-five 'D 9 I Ignatius, Robert Athletic Coach. Bob was an out- standing basket ball player player and an all-around athlete. D Club, Hi-Y, and Boys Union were among his activities. lsakson, Helen Commercial Art. A mischievous smile belies her quiet appearance. Helen has taken part in musical activities, was a Girls Club mem- ber, and was on the Junior Class Play Publicity Committee. Jacobsen, Mariorie Nurse. Leisurely and unattiected. Marjorie worked in the Carnival and in the Pep Club, and was a Hall Cadet and a Counselling Ca- det. Janette, Raymond Aviation Ray is jolly and sunny. The tales he tells are tancitul. His activities were Hobby Club and Boys Union. Jaskie, Irene Q Typist. We know +hat she liked art. It silence were golden, Irene would be very rich indeed. Johnson, Arnold M. Forester. Small, alert, but tull ot mischief, Arnold was a Boys Union member all three years at Denteld. Johnson, Bettye C. Nurse. Her cheery hello and im- maculate dress are well known to us. She worked in Girls Club, the Carnival, Pep Club, Pyramid, and was a Hall Cadet. Johnson, Bette L. Stonographor. A musical girl with a good deal ot rhythm, Bette was a member ot Girls Club. Pep Ciub. Chess Club, was an Office Cadet, and worked on the Miracle Play. Johnson, Donald G. Business Manager. Brisk and effi- cient, Donald has been Hall Cadet, and a member ot Boys Union, Pyra- mid, and Hi-Y. Johnson, Dorothy L. Designer-Modeler. A tall, slim girl with a warm, triendly smile, Dorothy was an Usher, and a worker in the Candy Shoppe, and on the Cos- tume Committee tor the Junior Class Play. Johnson, Ethelwyn Medical Librarian. A talented speaker and reader. Ethelwyn has been a Girls Club and Glee Club member, Usher, Ottice Cadet, and a worker in Declamation and on the Miracle Play. Johnson, Eugene Civil Engineer. With a friendly nature and a liking tor athletics, Jeep was Senior Class Vice Pres- ident, and a willing worker in Hi-Y, Boys Union, D Club, and the Mir- acle Play. Johnson, Evelyn M. Stenographer. A sunny smile and an interest in other people are two of Evelyn's attributes, She was a Sophomore Dues Collector and a Girls Club member. Johnson, George H. Salesmanship. A boy with ideals and a cooperative spirit, George was a Hi-Y and Boys Union mem- ber, a Hall Cadet, a worker on the Carnival and a Delegate to the Hi- Y conference. thirty-six Johnson Gordon F Johnson, Mark C Mechanical Engineer A quielly conscrenhous and ambrhous worker Gordon was a Boys Union member worked on lhe Carnival, and was on the Courlesy Week Program. Business lnclined fo be bashful and serious Mark was a member of Boys Union Hobby Club and fha Hi-Y. Johnson, Howard C. Business Manager. A boy who works hard af his lask and does if well, Howard was a member of Boys Union, Hi-Y, and the Chess Club. Johnson, lrene H. Nurse. This happy-go-lucky maid has been in Girls Club, Red Cross, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Hall Cadels, Camera Club, Pep Club, and volley ball reams. Johnson, Lawrence H. Law. Sludious and wilh lofty as- piralions, Lawrence was a member of HifY, Camera Club, Boys Union, and The Pyramid during his years al Denfeld, Johnson, Lois M. General Office Work. Lois is prim and a liflle shy. ln a serene way she sang wifh the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus and belonged lo Girls Club. Johnson, Louraine M. Srenographer. Chic and well- groomed, Louraine was a member ol Girls Club, worked in The Mir- acle Play, and was Hall Cader. Johnson, Mabel L. Bookkeeper. A profusion ol' laugh- ing words are mosl liking lo be streaming iorlh. Glee Club, Chorus, Guidance Cadel, and Girls Club were her aclivifies. fhirl Johnson, Myles W. Civil Engineer. Though Myles doesn'f run around looking for ad- difional 'rasks he is capable of do- ing ihem. Pyramid, Hobby Club, and Boys Union were his aclivifies. Johnson, Verna B. Teacher. Verna is observanl and even in lemperamenl. She has par- ficipaled in various musical acfivi- ries and programs, was a Hall Ca- def, a Girls Club and Pep Club member, and worked in lhe Carni- val. Johnson, Warren Civil Engineer. Sludious and ser- ious, Warren was a member of Hi- Y, Boys Union, and ihe Slamp Club, and worked on lhe Crilerion and lhe Girls Club Carnival. Kahn, Harry Business. Frank and humorous, Harry was in Boys Union, Camera Club, Band, Oracle Slall, Carnival, and was a Hall Cadet Kanesky, Geraldine Teacher. A frank, gay, good-na' lured lass, is Gerry, She has had as her aclivilies lhe Girls Club Mixed Chorus, Chrislmas Pageanfs Miracle Play, and special musica feslivals. Kelly, Arlhur Engineer. Curly hair and a friendly smile are lypical of Arfhur, who masYa member of Boys Union and l' . y-seven 0 4? ig, Kcrslen, Rulh Klmefi. BSHY Sec,-cfary, An admirable person Qlily, lfiili dr-pf-nrlablv and ifuSl vwyllily Pilh was an USllf?l'- Dbfllil' i.,,if.i .n Ofilrri, 'ard Derlfwialion Girls Clul 'li Carnival ihrl Rfbd Cray, and C.ir'i'Jrn Club. Klosowsky, Doris Secrelary. Quiully elfirient, Doris suffer-ds in rrveryihing she under- ialils, She was a member of Girls Clul, Pyramid. and The Oracle Slall. Knufson, Arnold Archiiecf. As iovial and as full ol lun as he ran be, Arnolds exlra- rurrirulai aclivilies were track and loolball. Koehler, Lucreiia Sfenographer. Smiling, and re- served, Lucretia belonged lo Girls Club and was a Hall Cadel. Kohne, Mary Lou Librarian. A genial person who goes aboui her work in a diligeni manner, Mary Lou served as an Usher, Library Cadel, has been a member ol Pep Club, Girls Club, and Pyramid and was in our Junior Class Play, Korda, Lawrence Denfisf. Our Popular baskeiball caplain with 'hazel' eyes has been a D Club member, was a slrong poini in our Track leam, and a par- licipanl in many aciivilies while al Denleld, Kuszynski, Genevieve Sfenographer. Alfraclive and lull of energy, Jennie has been a Hall Cadel, a Pep Club and Girls Club member, worked on lhe Carnival, and was on ihe Junior-Senior Prom Commilree, Beauly Cullure. A capable worker and a grand lrii-nd. B-ffiy was a Girls Cluli merrilyer worked in fha Carnival and belonged lo Red Cross and Glen Club. Kurek, Mary Jane Medical Technician. Flashes of pure common sense and shining raven lresses characlerize Mary Jane, who was a member of Pyramid and lhe Red Cross and whO worked on lhe Carnival. LaCasse, Dorolhy Privafe Secrefary. Peppy, and bub- bling over wiih enlhusiasm, Dorolhy was a member of Girls Club, Glee Club, Pep Club: was an Office Cadel, Hall Cadel, Library Cadelg and worked on The Carnival. Larson, Mariam L. Secrefary-Bookkeeper. Mariam is a reliable worker with a remarkable head for figures. She was a Girls Club member and 'rhe Tickel Chair- man for our Junior Class Play. Larson, Ruby Sfenographer. Blond, complacent, and aihlelic, Ruby has parlicipaled in girls' alhleiic acliviries, was a Girls Club and Pep Club member, and worked on The Carnival. Larson, Wendell Engineer. Dependable and ralher modesi, Wendell was a member ol Boys Union, Hobby Club, lsaac Walion League, was a l-lall Cadei, and worked on The Carnival. Laursen, Harold Bookkeeping, Financing. Harald blushes ai The leasl provocaiion. l-le lransferred from Ferqus Fall l-ligh School in his Senior year. While al Denleld he was in Band. Boys Union. and l-li-Y. ihirly-eighl 'kv W i -E, X X I4 Leldmger, Carole Llston, Lois Laboratory Technician. This slim and exuberant miss was active in basketball, Girls Club, and Carni- val, and also as a Library Cadet, Success should be hers. LeRoux, Bernice P h y s i c a l Education lnstructor. Adept and athletic, Bernice's tav- orite extra-curricular activities are those connected with the gymnas- ium. She was also an Usher, a Dues Collector, was in the Miracle Play and Headed tor Eden. Lewandowicz, Loretta Stenographer. A shy smile and limpid brown eyes characterize Lor- etta, who was a Girls Club mem- ber and who worked in the Candy Shoppe. Lindberg, Mildred C. Nurse. A Girls Club member and a member ot the E,C.A. Commit- tee, Mildred leaves an impression ot sweetness and sincerity. Lindquist, Alice Stenographer. A girl who doesn't express herselt in many words but who is thoughtful and quiet in ap- pearance, Alice was a member ot Glee Club, and Pep Club, Linslci, Lillian Clerk. Lillian tool: part in athletics -baseball and volleyball. To most people she seems quiet, but under that veneer is a cheertul soul. Liston, Donald Forester. Donald has proved him- selt a nice student to have around. He Transferred from Morgan Park in his Senior year. Laboratory Technician. As neat as a pin and much more attractive, Lois was an Usher, Ottice Cadet, and Cabinet member: was in the Glee Club Pyramid, and was on the Make-up committee and Junior- Senior Prom Committee. Little, Marguerite Stenograher. With a flashing, friendly smile and a personality to match, Marguerite was a member ot the Girls Club. Lit-zell, Lennard Machinist. Jovial, and always ready tor a laugh, Lennard participated in many activities with athletics at the top ot the list. Ludvilrsen, Einar Architecture. Einar is a rather un- assuming student with a hesitant but genial air. His activities were Boys Union, Camera Club, and a Hall Cadet. Lund, Catherine Dress Designer. A refreshing per- sonality with a lceen mind, Cather- ine was in many activities which in- cluded Head Usher, Girls Club, Carnival, Pep Club, and the Junior Class Play Committee. Lund berg, Melbourne G. Salesman. He's easy going. Mel- bourne loves his violin, as is shown by his playing in the String Ensem- ble, quartet, and Orchestra. He was also a Hi-Y member. Lundeen, Warren Administrative Business. Athletically inclined and possessing many ex- ecutive traits which insure his suc- cess in lite, Warren belonged to D Club and Boys Union. thirty-nine If 'inn- ix, 4 Y' 'L Air -s 'Q O l A A V . V Isl Lundsfrom, Helen Nurse. Viyacious. always ready fo starr a new lad, Helen is one oi our sierlinq charadersf' Girls Club Cabinei Pyramid, and ihe Cri were among her many aclivifies. MacDonald, Elaine Slenographer. Serene, blueveyed. and blond, Bubbles belonged fo Girls Club and worlced in lhe Car- nival. McDonald, Jean F. Home Economics Teacher. Short, in sfafure, but long in personalify, Jean has been in many aclivilies a+ Denleld wilh music and Girls Club Cabinei probably her iavorifes. McDonald, Margarei' J. Compiomeferisf. Amiable and cor- dial, Margaret found slcafing her rnosf enjoyable pasiime. Some of her acriyilies were Girls Club, lhe Carnival, Pyramid, and The Camera Club. McKenzie, Mary Nurse. Rafher shy buf always con- genial, Mary was a member of the Girls Club, Glee Club, and Pep Club. McLellan, Doroihy Nurse. Sophislicaled and oleasing in appearance, Doroihy was a mem- ber of Girls Club, Pep Club, and was in lhe Carnival. Magnuson, Jeane Nurse. Serious and fruslworlhv, Jeane was boolrlceeper and freasur- er of lhe Candy Shoppe, a Hall Cadei, Senior Dues Collecior, in lhe Band and worlred on lhe Carni- val. Malmin, Thelmer Engineering. Thelmer is a fall, blcndehaired, earnesl lad, who par. ficipafed in lhe Junior Class Play, and in lhe Chrislmas Pageanf. McHaf'Fie, Delores Minlie. B9'l l'Y Diefician. Dreamy-eyed and reli- cenl, Delores was in Girls Club, N16 Carnival, Miracle Play, Pep Club, and was a Hall Cadef. Teacher. Bubblinq will-i pep and personality, Belly was a member of Girls Club, Pep Club, Pyramid, Junior-Senior Prom Commiliee, was a Cheer Leader, a Hall Cade? and worlced in Declamalion. Mclyer' Donald Manlcowslii, Priscilla Foreslry. Courieous and a genuine- ly nice person, Don belonged lo Boys Union, Hi'Y, Chess Club, Hobby Club, Isaac Wallon, and was a Hall Cadef, and worlced on 'the Carnival. McKay, Dorofhy A. Missionary. One of our mos? cap- able debafers, Doroihy also parli- cipaied in Pyramid, and Girls Club and was a Vocalional Cadel, and a Hall Cadei. iorly Denial Nurse. A quick, lilfing smile and neaf habils characferize Pris- cilla who belonged io Pep Club, Girls Club, and worlred on fhe Car' nival and Appreciafiori Programs. Marlenga, Gerirude Sfenographer. ll neafness and pres cision mean anyihing in favor oi a sfenographer, Gerlrude will be an excelleni one. She was an Usher, and a Hall Cadel. if x . Q is 4. ffl' 1 Marshall, Theresa Sfenographer. Obliqinq and blilhe. MaHson, Maxine Clolhing Designer. Mickey is a Theresa has worked in lhe Candy likeable qirl who exhibiled her skill Shoppe, Pep Club, Girls Club, Glee in arf, which is one ol her main ine Club, lhe Carnival, and was a Hall Cadel. Marlin, lreene English Teacher. Aflenfive To her work, kind lreene succeeded in her school work. She was a member ol: Pyramid and lhe Girls Club. Marlin, Julia Social Science Research. A rollick- ing personalily wifh a madcap air, Julia has been in Pyramid, Girls Club, has worked on lhe Carnival and was on The Debale Squad. Mason, Jessie Journalism. Wifh a quick, brillianl smile and a bil ol lrish wii, Jessie's aclivilies were Girls Club, lhe Cri- ierion, and Quill and Scroll. Maflson, Angeline Commercial Ari. Smiling, and un- assuming, Angeline was a Girls Club member, an Ari Cadei, and worked in lhe Coslume Room. Mallson, Helge Game Warden. Observanl and earnesl, Helge was a member ol: Boys Union and fhe Hobby Club. ieresls. Mayville, Ray Avialor. Ray always look a keen inleresl in loolball and irack. l-'le also belonged fo Boys Union, l-li-Y, and worked in ihe Miracle Play. Michalson, Lorraine Bookkeeper. A girl wifh a friendly, responsible riole in her personalily Lorraine was a Girls Club member, worked on lhe Carnival, Decoralion Commillee, and in girls' alhlelics. Molinaro, Vivian Beauly Cullure. Vivian is a care- free, darkehaired girl. She was a member of Girls Club and lhe Pep club. Molifor, Dorolhy Business. She was a worker when there was work fo be done, and played in The Orcheslra and Slrinq Ensemble. She was also a Gym and Office Cadel. Monson, Eugene Mechanical Engineer. Eugene was a clarinel player in lhe Band, will be remembered for his suave manner. l-le was also one of our l-lall Cadels for one year. Ma++son. Lucille Moran. Lawrance Slenographer. Dainlily dressed and wilh a dresden doll appearance, Lucy was aclive in Girls Club, The Carnival, and lhe Pep Club. Phofographer. A sunny smile, and laughing eyes make our brawny alhlele a good friend lo have. l-le was in foofball, and lrack, was a Sfage l-land, Hall Cadel, and a member ol Camera Club, and The Oracle Slail. forty-one MA, . -A . , ' Q i, ci is 2 Morgan, Gladys Nelson, Mary Jane Piano Teacher. A girl with admir- able foriiiude and lovely blue eyes. Gladys has done her work lhor- oughly and well. Secrefary. Mary Jane has dignity, and is always io be seen wilh her camera. She was in Girls Club musical acfivilies, Red Cross, Ap preciarion Programs, and was a Junior Dues Collecfor and Criferi- on Typist. Musolf, Edward Nelson, Phyllis Air Condifioning. A sysfematic and responsible siudenl who Trans- ferred from Ceniral in His Junior yr-ar, Edward was a member of Boys Union and Pyramid. Myhrman, Wendell Accounlani. His grin, dark wavy hair, and wish for friends are some of Winky's admirable lrairs. He belonged lo Hi-Y, Boys Union, and was a Hall Cadef. Myre, Joyce Nurse. This vivacious and feminine qirl was a member of Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Club, and ap- peared on appreciaiion programs. Bookkeeper. Phyllis goes quieily abou? her affairs and inierferes with no one. Girls Club, Hall Ca- del, Candy Shoppe. and Junior- Senior Prom Commiifee were her- activities. Nelson, Virginia Mae Sfengorapher. Virginia believes in doing Things and doing fhem quick- ly. This blonde is independenf and loyal. She was a member of Pep Club, and Pyramid, and was a Hall Coder. Ness, Mavis Hair Siylisl. She loved ro dabble in rhe ar? rooms. She was Slucleni Manager of 'fhe Miracle Play and was in the Leader's class in Gym. Nacey, Eileen Ness, Maxine Secrefary. Sereniiy and modesiy Nurse. We have never seen Max- are indicaiive of Eileen who pos- ine wiih her hair ou? of place. She sesses much creative wriiing abilify. parlicipaied in Girls Club, lhe While af Denield, she was a mem- Carnival, and girls' alhleiics. ber of Girls Club, Nelson, Gilberi Newberg, Pearl Air Condirioning. Ralher shy and reserved bui possessing a smile Thai' spells personalify, Bub worked in the Cosfume Room. Beaufy Operafor. Her affable man- ner made Pearl a friend of many. She was Cri Circularion Manager Senior Dues Collecior, and a mem- ber of Red Cross and sporr reams. Nelson, Mabel C. Newman, Bob M. Nurse. Known io many as a femi- nine Rubino'il , dependable Mo bel was a member of Orchesira String Ensemble, Sirino Quarlel, Red Cross, and The Hall Cadeis. Salesman. Jovial and grinning, Bob was a member oi Pyramid, and Hi- Y cabinei, was a Hall Cadef, Siage Hand, and worked in ihe Miracle Play. iorly-iwo Nilzsfad, Beulah Olson. -lime! Secrefary uiel and good na Tured, and Taking an inTeresT in all ThaT oes on, Beulah was a mem- Governmenl Mall Servlce A comic acTor is This devouT follower of Tun. He has belonged To such ac- ber o The Girls Club while aT Den- feld. Nyquisf, June Beauiy Operalor. A girl wiTh an experT hand aT sewing, and a friendly, alerT air, June was a mem- ber of Girls Club. and The Pep Club. Nyquis+, Randolph Accounfanl. Business-lilce, Randolph worked in The D.F.A. for Three years. Besides This, he was Treas- urer of The Hi-Y This lasT year Olin, Elayne Legal Secrefary. Jolly and soci- able, Elayne was a Girls Club mem- ber, Junior Dues CollecTor, an Ush- er, a member of Pep Club, and a worlrer on The Carnival. Olson, Dorolhy A. Home Economics. Sagacious and yeT unassuming, describes DoroThy, whose inTeresTs are varied. She was EdiTor of The CriTerion, member of Quill and Scroll, Pyramid, Girls Club, and sporT Teams, besides serving on many commiTTees. She was a delegaTe To The N.S.P.A. convenTion for Two years. Olsen, Harrief B. Music Teacher. This smiling blonde was seen aT eifher The piano or or- gan Tor chapel or programs. She belonged To The Girls Club, Glee Club, OrchesTra, Mixed Chorus and Camera Club. Olson, Harvey C. Archilecfural Draflsman. A good dancer, and a friendly person wiTh wiTh a laconical air, Harvey was a member of Hi-Y, Boys Union, Hob- by Club, and was a Hall Cadef, and worlned on The Carnival. TiviTies as The Service OrchesTra, Hi-Y, OrchesTra, Slring Ensemble, Boys Union, and Pyramid. Olson, Leonard A. Civil Service. He was a member of Pyramid, Hi-Y, Ushers, and Hall Cadefs. He is noTed for his abiliTy To aTTracT The girls. Blond, wavy hair, good dancer and a genTleman why shouldn'T he? Olson, Muriel J. Secrefer Thou hfful and sensible y. q . ,Muriel was a member of Girls Club. and was a Hall CadeT. Olson, Oren C. Fireman. Oren was a quief and co- cperaTive sTudenT, whose acTiviTies aT Denfeld were Boys Union, and Hobby Club. Olson, Orvin K. Posfal Clerk. Because of his de- pendable, quieT friendly naTure, he malres a good iob of anyTl'1ing he seTs ouT To do. His inTeresTs were mosTly connecTed wiTh Toofball, The Hi-Y, and The l-lobby Club, Olson, Sfanley Mechanic. Sfanley is Tall, blond and usually quieT. He was in Hob- by Club, Boys Union, FooTbail, and The Carnival. Olson, Verna Bookkeeper. This friendly, good-na- Tured girl lilces iolring. She parTi- cipaled in The Girls Club, and served as a Hall CadeT and Voca- Tional Guidance Cadei. TorTy-Three 55,1 J fun Olson, Wallace Patterson, Vernon Accountant. This handsome lad with deep. twinkling eyes, end a pleasant 9-ersonality is sure to suc- ceed in whatever he does. He was e member of the Boys Union. Stenographer. Vernon's friendly at- titude toward everyone always shall be remembered. He was a member of Boys Union, Pyramid and the Hall Cadets. Onsgarcl, Evelyn Paulson, Alvin Dietician. Evelyn is generous and loyal to those who know her, While in Denteld she was a member of the Girls Club. Business Management. A boy who has a deep resonant speaking voice and a clear perception ot what is going on around him ,Alvin's abili- ty will carry him tar. Declamation, Usher, Miracle Play. and the Car- nival were his activities. Osell, Shirley Pavlatos, George Librarian. She is our attractive and dernure maiden. She belonged to the Girls Club, served as Sopho- more Dues Collector and three years as librarian. Business. A iolly grin and an easy- going manner, characterize George, who belonged to Boys Union, Hob- by Club, Strino Ensemble, Orches- tra, and Service Orchestra. Parson, Roger Pavlich, Frank Machinist. Genial and quiet in dis- position, Roger was a member of Hi Y, Camera Club and Pyramid. Physical Education. Frank was a star quarter-back on the tootbali team. He was also in track, Hi-Y, Hobby Club, and D Club. This brawny gridder was a worthy ad- dition to our class. Patnaude, Helen Pearson, Margaret Stenographer. Blessed with the ability to get along with people and a loyal and sunny nature, Helen worked in the Candy Shoppe and was a member ot' Girl' Club. Patrick. Roberta B. Dramatic Art. She excelled in dra- matic declamations, her enthusiasm bubbled over. Bobbie WGS G member of Debate Club, Girls Club and Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, tea- ture editor of the Cri , State W. C,T.U. Declametion winner, Pyra- mid, and Youth Week speaker. Patten, Richard Bookkeeper. Well-bred and opti- mistic is our curley-haired Dick. He belonged to the Hall Cadets, Boys Union, and Chess Club. Social Service. Her willingness and ability to work, together with her sweet and pleasant personality, will carry her tar. Red Cross, Criterion, Oracle, Camera Club, Usher and Publicity Committee were her ac- tivities. Pedersen, lrwin M. Mechanical Engineer. Bashtul, but with enough self-confidence to car- ry him where he wants to go, lrwin was a Boys Union member and worked on the Carnival. Persen, Evelyn Stenographer. Evelyn is a quiet, likable girl who attended to her own business. She was a Hall Ca- det, member ot Girls Club and a member ot sport teams in her Junior year. forty-tour Q l Peferson, Alice M. Peirucl, Mary Dieficien. Because of her red hair. fhis companionable and genuine girl is called Rusly Her leisure lime she spenl in Girls Club. Red Cross, Ushers, Glee Club, Office Cadeis and Miracle Play. Peferson, Dorofhy M. Sfenographer. How Dorofhy found 'rime away from her dulies in Glee Club, Girls Club, Pyramid, Decla- mafion, and Headed for Eden lo maintain her good marks is remarlr- able. She is an all around good sport. Peferson, Ellio'H Docfor. In the husfle and buslle of school life, well-groomed Elliolf parlicipafed in 'rhe Band, Boys Union, Hi-Y, Hobby Club and Ush- ers. Peierson, Harold E. Foreslry. His appearance, acfions, and speech all harmoniously ioin fo make him an all around fellow. He belonged fo lhe Boys Chorus, Jun- ior Dues Collecfors and one year of debale. Peferson, Mardell Nurse. Smiling counienance and blond hair always make 'rrue friends for sincere Mardell, who was a member of Girls Club. Peferson, Norman Engineer. A D Club member, he was a fraclc lelierman. He is a re- liable boy who played in lhe Band, Service Orchesfra, and who was in lhe Boys Vaudeville and Slyle Show. Peferson, Shannon Accounfanf. He has been indusiri- ous in his exlra work. Shannon was a member of Boys Union, Glee Club, Junior A Cappella, and per- formed in the Carnival '37 and Vodvil '38. Sfenographer. Inclined fo be silen+ and sensible, Mary is apprecialive of wha? goes on around her and does her share fo help. Pond, Leroy Business. He was fhe diminulive member of fhe foolball squad. A seclusive lad, he was also a mem- ber of the Boys Union. Pond, Richard Business. Diclr is a good dancer and well liked and respecled by fhose who lcnow him. Boys Union, and The Girls Club Carnival were his aciivifies. PreH'ner, Fred Globe Troffer. School rales second lo lravel for Fred. Many and scaf- fered are fhe places and lhings he has seen. Profelsch, Wa rren Radio or Phofography. Our invent- or found a greal deal of pleasure in loying wifh radios. He was a Scene-shifrer and a member of Camera Club and Glee Club. Profhero, Grace Business. A girl wirh winning ways and a slow sweei smile, Grace was in Girls Club, and worlned on The Carnival. Randall, Eleanore Nurse. A quiei and pleasanl nurse- fo-be is Eleanore. She was a voca- fional guidance cadef and a mem- ber of Girls Club and Pep Club. forty-five . is -More sl , ul' ,M Ranzmger, Dolores R0llllI. Lucille Dress Designer. A girl who experi- ly malres mos? of her own sirilcingly beauiiful clofhes, Dolores was a member of Girls Club while she was ai Denfeld. Re. Eleanor Nurse. Eleanor is gleeful 'and bub- bling over wiih fun and energy. She was a member of Girls Club, and Pep Club, and was on ihe ap- preciaiion programs. Richards, Maxine Secreiary. Urbane-fhaf's Maxine, and ihai's why she is well-lilced. She belonged fo Pep Club, Girls Club, and was a Hall Cadei. Rifchie, Mildred Social Service. Mildred is ihorough dependable and poliie, besides be- ing exoiic loolcinq. She belonged, io Girls Club, Pep Club, Ushers and iunior and senior play reading commiiiee. Roach, Mercades Buyer. She is conscieniious, and iusi plain nice. Her aciiviiies were Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Red Cross, Junior Dues Collecior and Miracle Play prompler. Roberison, Marian Buyer. The girl wiih ihe pleasing soil voice, Her pains-lalring eiiorls in the Girls Club, Glee Club, and as an office cadei will lead fo a successful iuiure. Rohlf, Maxine S Buyer. Serene in aciion, buf cap- able in all she underialres, Maxine was in musical aciivilies, Girls Club, Banlrinq Associaiion, Pyramid, and lhe Carnival. iorly si Social Secrefary. A scholarly girl vriih a gracious smile for all. Lu- cille leaves a record of good marks, Ronn, Elmer Elecirician. While ai Denfeld El- mer was a represeniafive in Pyra- mid. He was reserved, yer friendly, and has high ambiiions and a de- terminaiion io succeed in all he underfalres. Rosguisf, Eva Private Secrefary. A girl with blond hair, friendliness, and good worl- ing iraiis, Eva was a member of Girls Club, Pep Club, and Pyramid. Rossley, Clyde Foresiry. Cool and calm, Clyde is shy, yef noi bashful. He was a Hall Cadei, Junior Dues Collecior, and a member of The Hobby Club. Ruhanen, Arihur Aviaiion. This builder oi qas-model airplanes is nonchalanf and yer very lhoughiful ai limes. He is in- ieresied especially in novelties and inveniions. He aiiended ihe Boys Union. Rydberg, Elaine Beauiy Operaior. A sobereminded girl willi an unassuming manner, Elaine was a member of ihe Girls Club and worlred on fhe Carnival in her sophomore year. abee, Norman Law. lnielligeni. indusirious, and willy, all describe this genuine chap who enioyed ediiing the sporis seciion oi The Cri , and de- bafing. He was also a member of Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, and played in Headed lor Eden . X Sagel, Elaine Secrefary. As a leader of sports- baslzefball, volleyball, and badmin- fon, Elaine has shown her frue blue qualifies. She was also a member of Girls Club. Sahlin, Kennefh Civil Service. Variefy is fhe spice of life and Kennefh is of fhe small variefy. His unaffecled and happy nafure will lead him fo suc- cess. He was an Usher, member of Hi-Y, and Boys Union. Salfviclc, Signe Sfenographer. Signe's smiling per- sonalify has found her many friends who will find if hard fo forgef her. Her acfivifies included The Pep Club, Girls Club, and a Library Cadef. Samskar, Donald Diesel Engineer. He is described by his friends as being energefic, opfimisfic, and cheerful. Don was in fraclc, foofball, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and on The Boys Union execufive commiffee. Samways, Harold Aviafion. This fall, rafher shy and quief lad is conservafive. His con- cenfrafion should malce him fly slry- high. He was a member of Hobby Club and Boys Union. Sandberg, Berfha Waifress. Berfha is a quief, blond girl whose friendliness belies her serious expression. She was a mem- ber of fhe Girls Club for a year. Sandberg, Gordon Business. His speech is slow, buf he says a lof. He lilies red and Hazel , his car. Music, such as a cappella choir, Band, Brass En- semble, and Boys Quarfeffe have lcepf him busy. He was also a Hall Cadef. Sandwich, Virginia Clerk. Virginia has fhaf appear- ance and dress which is sfrilring. She was a member of Girls Club and Pep Club. Sanford, Efhel Buyer. Precise in acfion and per- severing in wha? she underfalies. Efhel was a Pyramid represenfafive in her sophomore year and an Aff Cadef. Schleh, Alice Sfenogrepher. Seemingly reserved and submissive in nafure, Alice is iovial among her friends. She was a member of Girls Club, Pep Club. and Hall Cadets. Seglem, Kafherine Sfenogrepher. Kay is sociably chaffy, arfisfic and induslrious. She was a member of Girls Club, Ush- ers, Office Cadef, Senior Girls Glee Club, and Pep Club. Sequin, Vincenf Theafer Manager. Speech worlc- Orafory and Declamafion-were his high spofs. He was also Criferion Business Manager and a member of Glee Club. He is a genfleman fhrough and fhrough. Sell, Billie Ann Physical Educafion. Sporfs of all kinds made educafion very inferesf- ing fo Billie. For Example, she was in baslcefball, volleyball, badminfon, -baseball, and served as Gym Of- fice Cadef. Serfich, Marlxo Sfenograpller. Slender, affracfive, and meriforious, Marko parficipa- fed in Boys Union and Hi-Y. forfy-seven .43 Q ff 4-QL Sherman, Lois Sorenson, Joyce Private Secretary. If you want someone who is bouyant, iolly and brown-haired, loolr for Lois, who was a member ot Girls Club. Pyra- mid. Pep Club. and the Hall Ca- dets. Shimek, Dorothy Journalism. It takes an imagination to write fanciful features. Dorothy has a spicy one and used it to the advantage ot the Criterion and the Oracle. She sang with the Junior and Senior Glee Clubs. Simonson, Marvin Theatre Manager. When needed, Marvin will be there. Being versa- tile, he was a member of Camera Club Boys Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Oracle Staff and was an ac- tivr: Stargifhand. Slrangel, Lucille Stenographer. A well-liked, happy person is Lucille, who served well as Cadet, in the ottice, hall and lilqriiiy. Slatten, Martha Buyer. A cheerful manner and a girl very worthwhile. She was a mennber ot Girls Club, Pyramid and woS a Library Cadet. Sodahl, Arne Forestry. Who was the etficient Hi Y president? 'Twas alive-loolv inq Arne, who was also on the Buys Union Executive Committee, Usher, Hall Cadet, Pyramid mem- ber and Delegate to the National Hi Y Congress. Soderberg, Henning Chemical Engineer. This scholar believes in proving a statement which is ot interest, ln the chem- istry lab there was happiness tor him, He was a Sophomore and Senior Dues Collector and a mem- lircr of Hi-Y. Private Secretary. Enchanting Joyce in her calm way served in many activities. Among them were Soph- omore Class Treasurer, Vice Presi- dent ot' Girls Club, Junior Play Reading Committee and Library Cadet. Sorviclr, Conrad Theatre Manager. Conrad has those certain mad cap ideas and that boisterous laughter which deter- mine a iun-loving person. He sang with the A Cappella Choir. Spenard, Marjorie Opera Singer. Her remarkable voice and personality will be re- membered. Morgan Park's loss was our qain. She was in the Girls Club, the Carnival, and special programs. Spence, Annabelle Dental Assistant. This damsel has a captivating smile. She has be- longed to the Girls Club, Miracle Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus and Paqeants. Spirlong, Violet Aviation. No one can discourage her trom her chosen vocation: she is determined to follow it through. She was a member ot Pep Club. Stanco, Barbara Medical Librarian. Barbara is good- natured and has a charm all her own. She belonged to Pep Club, Girls Glee Club and was in the Carnival and Miracle Play. Starlres, William Electrician. Here's a congenial, jolly, carefree tellow who's ready and willing to shalce your hand and be a triend. You may have seen him guarding the halls or taking .5 t X , As.. ,TQ-4 5. M KK. N aiu: an active part in the Pyramid Club. 2 torty-0'Ql l Business. l-le was active in Fo t Stauty, Leanore Nursing. This petite brunette was a Hall Cadet, and worked in the Candy Shoppe. a haven tor those with a sweet tooth. Steen, Carl Airplane Mechanic. This gay chap knows a little about everything and not much about anything. In school he was a member ot the Hi-Y and the Chess Club. Carl's make-up artistry is superb, as shown in the Senior Class Play. Steidl, Lona Beauty Operator. She was trans- terred trom Auinas high school in La Crosse, Wis. During her stay here she has won many triends by her helpful attitude. Stevens, Ellen Sewing Teacher. Beginning with her Sophomore year Ellen has con- tinued her activities in the Gym. She was in Girls Club, on Volley- ball, Basketball and Baseballteams. Strom. Melvin When Melvin undertakes a task he does it vary well, Though he is apparently bashtul, he is really friendly. Stuart, Marian Stenographer. A dainty miss who has a sprightly personality. She belonged to Pyramid and Girls Club and was a Hall Cadet and Candy Shoppe worker. Sullivan, June Designer. Who is spirited, sweet and sincere? June is. She was a Hall Cadet, member ot Pep Club, Pyramid, and Girls Club and worked in the Candy Shoppe. Sundeen, Edith Stenographer. Edith was a girl who kept her thoughts to herself and tried never to cause hard feel- ings by anything she said. She be- longed to Girls Club and Ushers. Stoneman, Norman Suhdeen. Elaine Electrical Engineer. This young man is ot the quiet, triendly ath- letic type that everyone likes. Out- side ot his Football activities, he has participated in the l-ii-Y and Hobby Club. Stortz, George 0 . ball, Basketball, and Track, which is indicative ot his athletic nature. Relaxing, he sand with the Boys Glne Club, and Mixed Chorus. Strom, Margaret S Stenographer. Quiet and thought- tul Margaret belonged to the Girls Club, and Camera Club. She worked in the Candy Shoppe and the annual Carnival. 'lorty-nine Stenographer. A l w a y s w ell- groomed, Elaine is the companion- able type. She participated in Glce Club, Mixed Chorus, and the Christmas Pageant, and worked in the Candy Shoppe, Library and Pyramid. Sutkowky, Ted Chiropractor. Ted is rather seclu- sive but works in harmony with the rest ot the students, While at Den- teld he was a member ot Boys Union. wenson, Olaf Medicine. Olat has that certain something that won him positions in class activities. He was an ot- ticer ot Sophomore and Junior classes and Oracle editor. Besides his other work in Ushers, Debate Club, Pyramid, and t-ii-Y, he main- tained a high scholastic standing. :rg 'Thi is Sylvester, Ray Social Service. Distinctive is the word tor him, He was perpetually asking questions and tinding ans- wers. He served on the Pyramid. Sims, Melvin Tall, likable boy with light hair, Li 0 Melvin was a member ot the Boys Union. Taraldsen, Art Salesman. An invaluable singer . aa' Art was in the Madrigal and A Cappella Choir. This talkative tel- low, who was also a member ot Hi- Y and Pyramid, is easy to get along with. Taylor, Alyce Ruth I Social Teacher. A genial personal- ity, tresh-looking appearance, and polished ways all make up this chal- lenging person. Alyce was a Hall Cadet, an Usher, Pep Club secre- tary, and Cheerleader. She be- longed to the Debate Club, Girls Club and Cabinet, Declamation, Miracle Play, and Red Cross. C5 9 Thomas, Bernice I Steno ra her Short in height, '66 '-.4 'T smiling sffeetly, she is an asset to the class. She was a Senior Dues Collector, Cri Typist and a mem- ,QQ ber ot the Girls Club. 1 A Thompson, Eleanor Nurse. Sweetness plus-that's El- eanor, who has a well modulated voice. She was a member ot Girls Club tor three years. Thorsell, Lillian Beauty Culture. l.il's cheery Q smile and eyes that look amused act as a magnet to win triends. She was in the Glee Club, Mixed Chor- us, and the Miracle Play. Thorsen, Everett Construction Engineer. Ev is worthy ot Commendation tor the activities in which he participated. He was Boys Union president, a delegate to Berea, Kentucky, Hi-Y conference, an Usher, Hall Cadet, and held memberships in the Band, and A Cappella choir. Tilseth, LaVone Secretary. A girl who not only en- ioys tun and good times, but helps to make them, LaVone was a mem- ber ot Girls Club, Glee Club. and Mixed Chorus. Torbol, Robert Aviation. A lover ot all that's gay and humorous, Bob was a member ot the Hobby Club, D Club, and was on the football and diamond- ball teams. Torgerson, Beryle Music. Playing the piano, tor beth music and gym groups, kept dark- haired Beryle quite busy. Besides this she was in the ACappelIa choir and Junior Girls Glee Club. Tridgell, Reginald Commerce. As short, perhaps, as lite, and just as lull ot good things. He participated in Boys Union, Hobby Club, Hi-Y, and was the treasurer ot the Camera Club. Tridgell, Vera Bookkeeper and Accountant. Pe- tite and capricious with always a merry twinkle in her eyes, Vera was active in girls' athletics, and was a member ot the Glee Club. Uber, William Chemical Engineering. This reserv- ed Hall Cadet was a Chess Club member. His eloquent voice was indispensable to the Boys Glee Club. His tine character made a valuable asset to the Hi-Y. titty Vadnais, Leonard Business. Short, dark, and quiet. Leonard went quietly about his own business, but always had a triendly smile tor everyone. Vail, Evelyn Bookkeeper. Evelyn has halt inter- est in the Vail-Sundeen Corpora- tion. Most ot her time was devoted to school work, but she was a Girls Club member. Vaillancourt, Prudencia Stenographer. She is a charming girl to know. During leisure time she participated in Ushers, Girls Club, Hall Cadets, Miracle Play, Pyramid and Pep Club. Vallie, Rosemary Stenographer. She's a bonny lass, always smiling. Her keen sense ot humor and happy-go-lucky ways win tor her many triends. She has been a member ot Girls Club, a Junior Dues Collector and a mem- ber ot the A Cappella B choir, Verbeck, Dorothy Music. Her musical talents which have led her to radio programs, are sure to help her realize her am- bitions in the world ot music. Her activities were Boys Vodvil, Girls Club, Pep Club, and the Christmas Program. Verhel, Albert Business. He conscientiously ape plied himselt' to all his tasks. Al- bert was an Usher, a Senior Dues Collector, in the Hobby Club, and on the Senior Class Play Reading Committee. Walczak, Edward Journalism. Frankness torever, our tall twin, was a Hall Cadet, tootball man tor two years, and a Cri reporter. Walczak, Virginia Diotician. Short, blond, and placid. is the feminine halt of the Walczak twins. She was a Hall Cadet, and a worker in the Denteld Banking Association. Walker, Jean Stenographer. Ready to cooperate with the members of her class, Jean was a member ot Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Girls Club, was an Office Cadet, and Hall Cadet, and was on the Commencement Announce- ment Committee. Wallace, Marie Surgical Nurse. Marie sang with an Orchestra and spent her other leisure time in the Glee Club and Girl Reserves. Her sophisticated and immaculate appearance are true characteristics. Wallin, Florence Teacher. Healthy and amiable, Flo- rence was a member ot Girls Club, Pyramid, Pep Club, Hall Cadets, and Glee Club, she was the winner in the badminton tournament, as a Junior. Ward, Gordon Business. Jaunty and carefree. Gor- die was on the Hi-Y Cabinet, Head Usher, a Hall Cadet, a member ot' Pyramid, and worked on the Car- nival and Armistice Day Programs. Ward, Lois Commercial Artist. This sunny little girl has a talent tor art which she intends to make use ot. She be- longed to Girls Club, was a Hall Cadet, Art Cadet, Counseling Ca- det and a worker in the Candy Shoppe. Wedin, Chester Business. For clean-cut fun see Chester. His smile is sure to come through as he greets his triends with a HL He was a Hall Ca- det, and a member ot Hobby Club and Boys Union. tittv-one Wedm, Lesier Widrh, Lennarl Salesman. He's inclined lo be lho more fallrafive of fhe Wedin boys. He has a calm and rhoughfful na- fure. Lesfer was a member of +he Boys Union and rhe Hobby Club. Wedlund, Nilda Nurse. Darkrhaired Nilda is the placid Yype. She was a member of Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Girls Club. and lhe Miracle Play casf. Wedlund, Virginia Sfenographer. Virginia is an effi' cienf and dependable clerical worlr- er who quielly aflended To her du- fies in Glee Club. Mixed Chorus and Girls Club. Wern, William Wriler. His essay on coal won for him a gold waich. Seemingly slu- dious and serious. William is really a gui-up. Wesier, Rueben Salesman. Speech is given for use. Pug-be-n lilies lo lallc, bul he is noi boisferous. Hi Y, Pyramid. Boys Union, and lhe Carnival were his leisure lime acliviiies. Werlerlind, Gerirude Air Hosress. Loolcirg for fun, lha1's Geri, Bu? she also brings happi- ness lo her friends. She was aclive in Glee Club, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus. and Girls Club, and also in music roncerls. Pharmacist He doesn'l believe in sludying loo hard. smarl people die young. Lennarl was a member of Hobby Club. Boys Union, and '37 Carnival. Wilkinson, Joycelon Accounlanl. The Madonna in our Chrislmas pageanl is sophisli- caled, and poised. She was in The Junior and Senior Class Plays. and was a Hall Cadef. and an Office Cadel. Winfer, Thomas Civil Engineering. This pensive and somber youlh has a mind which ab- sorbs marhemalics. He was a member of Boys Union. Wohlsfrom, Shirley Sfenographer. A lilreable lass wiih blaclr curls, Shirley was a Senior Dues Collecfor, Hall Cadef. and a member of The Girls Club and rhe class play ficlcel commiilee. Woiloff, Srephanie Dress Designer. Complacenr al' all Times. lhis unprelenfious girl was a Hall Cadel for lwo years and a member of lhe Girls Club. Wold, Lloyd Accounfanf. A person who is rafh- er reserved buf whose inieresls are varied, Lloyd has been a member of Hobby Club. Camera Club. fhe Boys Union, and Hi-Y. Wid+h. Bernyce - Wolean, George Secrefary. She's a bubbling bru- nelie, this aclive young lady. She was a Hall Cadel. Cri fypisf, and a member of Girls Club, Pyramid. Red Cross, and Declamalion. Shop Teacher. George loves +0 drive his car around. Candid mighr describe him. He 'found enioymenf in belonging 'ro Hi-Y, Hobby Club. and Camera Club. ilifyAlwO i. as A 'ass' i 5 'ev Wolean, Marlorie Younglrrantz, Betty Social Service. She began her Red Cross activities by attending the convention in San Francisco. Am- icable Marge was also an Usher, a member of Pep Club, Girls Club, and was a Hall Cadet. Woyda, Irene Teacher. Ambitious to succeed in her chosen profession, lrene devo- ted tu'l time to her studies. She was a Hall Cadet for one year. Young, Carlyle Electrician. When you're loolcing for a genial, good-natured fellow, just be sure that you loolr for Car- lyle. l-le was on the football team and a member ofthe D Club. Young, Mary Dietician. Winsome and reserved but appreciated by those who lcnow her well, Mary was a member of Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Club, and was in the Miracle Nurse. An industrious and pleasant student who gave of her time to the Candy Shoppe and Girls Club. Betty was also a Counseling Cadet, typed for the Cri , and was in the Junior and Senior Class Plays. Zanlr, Edward Electrical Engineer. As Oracle pho- tographer and Camera Club mem- ber, Edward's camera was a famili- ar sight. He served as stage. man- ager and electrician, and sang in Boys Chorus. Ed. is proof that quiet waters run deep . Zanlro, Ann Beauty Operator. Possessing an in- satiable curiosity, Ann is ever questing for knowledge and a sa- tistaction for her questions. Zych, Mary Stenographer. This peppy girl, who was a Pyramid member, has lots of lite and eagerness. She will be a true worlcer. sw' ie is Woczfw it 1 Play. Kahn Stanley Lee, William L. Waller, Don Music Teacher. A boy with strong musical inclinations, Stanley was in Orchestra and Strings as well as the Band. Navy. Pleasant, friendly, and cour- teous, Bill has been a Pyramid member, and was on committees for the Junior Class, and also the Senior Class Commencement. Ward, Richard Accounting. The activities of this punctilious gentleman have consist- ed largely ofthe Junior Class Play and the Boys' Union Style Show. Courteous and efficient, Diclc has won many friends while at school. fifty-three Auto Body Repair. This rather shy boy has a mechanical mind and a head of thicl: wavy hair. Swan Senna' Here's goodbye fo Denfeld l-ligh, we're leaving you behind: We know you, wifh lhis in view, have much improved each mind Wifh such brains, we all main+ain, we're bound 'ro gel ahead- Thafs whal' Mr, Taylor said! We'll remember slaying up and cramming for exams, And our mos? uncanny Knack for gefling inlo iams. Even so. when we musl' go we'll hale fo say goodbye Cheerio +o Denfeld l-ligh! We'll remain your sfudenls, lhough +he years roll swiffly by: When we look wilhin This book we'll gaze back wil'h a sigh On our happy younger days when hearls were free from care- So goodbye O Denfeld fair. lfleviltitn While wandering Through 'rhe woods one au+umn day, Deiecled. lonely, weary of life's load. The biller world seemed all loo harsh a goad Urging men on To irudge, lo sfrive-and fhey Each in his place, compeling in his way. Such were my lhoughls as l srrolled down lhe road. Tha? led me pasf a shelfered small abode. While l was reminiscing in lhis way, I liffed up my eyes fo lhe slill woods The foresr was ablaze in golden hue Hs beauly lar oufshone my lonely slale Hs rugged splendor-balm for all one's moods, My fhoughfs were changed-+he sky above seemed blue, No longer did l feel lhe pangs of hafe. fiffyefour si Bobbie poses. Jus+ in preparafion. . .Q-sf--' f . ' swf Qi... ...- Um I , Y ,,,, .L 'ti -ww ,g,,,-my One of our duos. x .,,, M- 2 A., 1 'Q' ,V ..-H49 3 Y its .. , , ow I made a mishkef' E ' , 'Q ns Q I , A? 1 IW, .'l3. ' Q Ir .1 ' ' S 5 ff A. ., f In 'ff . MvNf.,,v2gg.,-11',3,,,, K ' f -- K mafia ... 'J4zQQ'FfL:'f'ff4 ' V ' ' LL ' ' . -wt. ,AV -Q' Ari and an arfisf. 'f- iq. ' ,A gmlgy f . ,H vg Who's fired now? SVin9i '9 high- ,f Jus+ friends. Miners, Thiriy-niners. Winier Wonderland, f1M,fQ,Q Two sporfy misses. A pleasani moment Two 011 Thi! bile ii righf. A blond chnrmer. 1 QLKA . M T. M 473552. 2 A good edvedisemenf. f A el' E' -six. A Q vp . , . . ,xiao .W . ,S Y K ,gi ' X The fops in smiles! Deep in Hixiory. SHOWS SON! why noi si+7 T? 'S y - A rw--ff' 1 V ! , .4..,A..4-.e - , .sy , xy gh ,,,,,,-.,.., .. L yr - fl ,.....,.,....,..-, .-.......,.,, Posies and Peg. Three happy speakers, A peachy pair. fiffy gix , in A A NWN Nw by Trees have all fl1e luclr. Cufe' candid Clcyseqlp. HMUY l Come UP? 1 le? 3 iz -1 ww 5 . 3915 LSR Q Q - 3. wg .. l ffl .. , 31 'A W . .,... . E y' ': A K... Jus? one happy bunch. So Don is up a free. Gefhng pairlohc. Sllowlng on ,he snow' Two happy chaps af a chop shop. -,,...v-I You're wrong! lf's Marvin. A Sfvdiovs feV- IV! Lady Mildred filly-seven JUNIDIQI 'fm f- of Wr:, The junior class, have been on lhe frail ol Knowledge lor Two years, During this lime we have acquired lhe respecl and friendship ol The older pioneers by our abilily lo lceep up with lhe olhers and by our parlicipafion in rodeos and lieslas along The way. Vv'e sel oul in a rallly Covered wagon in IQB7, wilh Miss l-luey and Mr. McKenna as able guides. So pleased were we lo have covered lhe lirsl lap safely lhal we held a big celebralion May 20, IC737. The nexl year we prepared lo go on, wilh renewed confidence and vigor, under lhe leadership of Anna Moline, Wallace Jewell, Lois Doaring and Bill Small, and Miss Edwardh as guide. This year we pre- senred a play of our own and helped in many celebralions along lhe way. As a climax fo a happy year, we enferfained our predecessors, who were af lhe end of lhe frail, al a grand ball on May 26, l939. When we again slarl lo ride il will be as lhe leaders of lhe caravan lo find our success al The end of The frail. lilly Fiqh? Presideni Anna Moline Vice Presidenl Wallace Jewell Secrelary Lois Doering Treasurer William Small .- 'x IDDHDMUDEI PresidenT Raymond GrafsTrom Vice PresiclenT Yvonne Morlc Sec'y-Treas ConsTance Lundquisi' ily-nina owes C oXXeC-T06 We sophomores have successTully corn' plefed The TirsT parT oT our greaT Trek, Thanlcs To The guidance of Mr. Spencer and The leadership oT Raymond GraTsTrom, Yvonne Morlc, and ConsTance LundguisT. This TirsT year was spenT chieTly in geTf Ting acguainTed and becoming accusTomed To The rigors oT The Trail. Our celebraTion was held April 2I, when we Te5Ted our bravery by exploring The eery Tunnels oT DenTeld and proved our versaTiliTy by en- gaging in a program aTTerward. We are eagerly loolcing Torward To The nexT parT OT our journey, when we will use The ex- perience gaThered during The pasT year To make The Trip easier. Committees The Juniors have, wilh much success, Puf on a class play in Hiesfall: CommiHees worked wi+h greaf finesse Upon Grand Girl -and +l1a+'s nol' all They gave 'rhe senior class flnis year A prom, enioyed by more flian few. ln '40, juniors lnever fearll, Someone will do 'rlie same for you! sixfy .-...... Committees The sophomores, youngesl of us all, Have sleppecl riqhf info school affairs Wifhouf a single worcl +0 shall - There ne'er was lalenl such as lheirs. And 'rhese commiffees, piclured here, Who worked hard 'ro prepare lhe parfy. Do all deserve a rousing cheer For giving fhem a lime so hearfy. .-5 .,,.., , Z ., . imp 5 ffl, X' wh ' fa- IKX 33-5 wr ' 5 X is , .. X ,.,. f - ' .1-- A-A w ww -is ' X , - ?fr25z?'. XY awww . 4. X N H11 ' , -'ef-51, , Qggssw f 1 11: V 3 3 . 35, .ss sixfy-one UlldBl'Ql'i':ldS We have no+ only seniors here: We've sfudenls in 'rheir iunior year, And also fhere are sophomores dear From Lincoln and 'From Wesf. 5 'N-if Sixfy-Two Ulld9l'Ql'EldS So fo each underegraduafe These pages we do dedica+e1 Wi+h ihis we give our hope Jrhai Fefe Will give fhem of her besf. if . sixty-Three Underarads sixfy-'Four L ,., ,. ,. .- VF L ' . x . 'w w ,f ' . -'r ,ff-. J af N F X. Ivy, M Y x 1 , X fi Q ' X gd' X 1 gy f 7 ' xYx,lif Q? :Lf 'll- Y A x Q 5 4 3 X I 'K if I ua 1 YNY Q R 4' A-'U ' A X nl E X: K ei?-is 1 j ri ,fgg,.': -3 w. .- ',- tr! . I if , WI! ' Y f ' 4 . I ' - . j iii, N 4 X 1' . , 1 ' .- 1 I 'jx .J ' 1 K f. ' X '25,-, F iz' 1 , F rf, gf XR .f' . I ! x I' 1 JJ rl 'TNT 11 Y ,, ,V A - gf -jf ., .J fl, I Q qt I. . ,, I Jrrix I V x F V, ff Q, : xg. I fi 'px 5 3 -LZ I ' s . ff i. sez . A f X 4 I .3 1 I I Qf!F?,f..v,f5f ji:ii r i XM A - H. . . , l ! A - N . I .0 ,':Af.?'. i ' I4-' 'A -- V 'lx , 'Q we if ff! 5 Y - ' ' 5 f' f ?! - 4.2 .FF . P '- Nat, ,' , , J, x ,Ji UIQQAN ZATIUN .J ,W h , M1 1 1 fu , ,ga I ' - , w . L 'IW 'S . .E+ PM . 'P . H lkkkii Vu, I Nl ffl! 1-4. 1 .z Q, .riff .X 1 -- if 5?- I.. -I4 , , V . 5 4 . 1,1 w Jw n u w w c .qt .1 , I 4 A Cannella Choir FIRST R OW CGHB' M FXYQHHQ M sfrom, Ruizlulrr Sfionarzrl, Doris EH k SECOND Row . sH,g, ,fj'g' F.,fb1jg- gaff.,f,,, R ann . ND C onqfdl ' ed' ' ilzaibllgd.Jfafhrggofgzrgnderson BQH Jean Mcgosrg' FQIKRTH ROW B ' I a ' I ' S T TH Ruby Ann f,14:: '9en,quy' Maria inf, King, Jo- Vir95:?:'BA drey piggy Jane Ma gIRD RQWNJ son. 'Y Ledig' szzinhfsfall, ard Backsgrryt Audreyorgf Eloise Ti:7g0l1, Geraldine L 'BON D ecflhe D . CG OX, om: Rod ?ugllfo son: Loi 9 Vervill' o'0fhy S 0Ira,, M ov' QV H,el,n ng Cl1arl,,, S Johnson R' Loi . drfr ' afllyn M FIFTH 'W'llfe 5 8 Mofl. R' ' lcllord Micieltljlrlclgclflsxlardczillrie Hzlglirill 2:54 Tor. l:l0rkluI:?vl:4Tf3BrlY Ols m chnorr' Richgilcil- ' ard - He, . ' ' U On, . Milne. r Rslfw AHJZXE' erirlzlgielldefen, JTZSOAZ. Bplrf Gh'Li'Z0JOlsg,, C, ' on'RiCl1ard Fac 'mare ' 'cl' Chr' -Hence orsff. - Ari Taraldsgsfianson' fl, .Robb A Cappella-This musical group of iifiy-iwo voices has gone far under ifs able clirecior. Mr. George Parrish. The A Cappella performs ai mosl of fhe school programs. This year il look par+ in lhe Chrisimas program, performed h l Denield. The for fhe Mafinee lvlusicale al l-lolel Dululh in March, and also sang on +he Easier program ere a choir also sang for lhe Wesl Junior and Lincoln Junior High Schools. H' h School Music Fesfival in Minneapolis. V On May 4, +he A Cappella +oolc par+ in ihe Sfaie ig dn., tr..- Girlf' Club rr T - 1 'P f . ,T . I 4 i I M' . . 'Ov 1' A . SEATED lLefT To Righfl-Olaf Hagemo, Donald Anderson, Everelf Thorsen. STANDING lLefT To RighTl-Russell Hadley, Rob- erl Beckshcm, Warren Lundeen, Arne Sodahl, William Hedlund, William Lealos. Evcfry year The Boyz Union Vaudeville qeTs br-He-r, This year, was cerTainly nn excep- Tion, Such an array and display ol TalenTl -ll'1fllDCFlOFfTWCFS deserve much praise, buT so do Thi' olhrfrw ccnnnechid wilh Tho vaudev villc,-. Tvrerell illiCilV'iF,'l'i, The president and Thr- Union, which is composed ol all The lifiyz' cirqanigalions in The school, are To be frinqratiilahpd Tor Their splendid ro-opera liiin and hard worli which ended in success. FIRST ROW lLeff Oo Riglmfl - Rulh Buns? Kafhryn Anderson, Dorofhy Pelerson, Mari Wolean, Jean McDonald, Eileen Gellin. SECOND ROW-Rosalie Coran, Phyllis Eckl Joyce Sorenson, Helen Lundsfrom, BeHy B man, Alyce Rufh Taylor, Lois Lisfon, Rob Pairick. The Theme of The Girls' Club This year LisTen ln, This Theme was carried Thro all Their acTiviTies, which with The co-opi Tion ol Eileen GaTlin, president her 1 cabineT, The members and The Tac advisors, were qreaT successes, Am The many acTiviTies which The club' parT in were The Girls Club Carn . Sophomore Tea, MoThers' Tea, Big SisTer ParTy, and The B Union-Girls' Club Dance, IBDYI' lll1i0Il LEFT TO RIGHT-Quenfin Eyberg, Henry Fager- srrom, Harry Kahn, Frances Hodgson, Margaref Pearson, Olaf Swenson, Dorofhy Carlson, Kafhryn Anderson, Edward Zuni, Marvin Simonson, Helen Dreier, Doris Klosowsky, Kafhryn Dyrsfad, Doro- fhy Shimek. -lave you fhe Carnival copy? Oh, ese wrife ups! How abouf fhe senior dures? Thus go 'rhe quesfions, answers id eiaculafions flying abouf fhe Oracle om. Faculf Advisor Miss Belle Kaalce id Edifor Olaf Swenson, fogefher wifh ie busfling Oracle sfaff somehow manage fo gef fhe year bool: ouf on me despife fears fo fhe confrary. we sfaff fhis year is frying fo malce me Oracle an informal book for ie whole school, nof only for e seniors. Criterion XJ Uracle sixfyhseven SEATED-Beafrice Jablonski, Bernyce Widfh, Adele Biorlin, Margaref Pearson, Dorofhy Olson, Pearl Newberg, Roberfa Pafricl, Helen Lundsfrom, Jes- sie Mason. STANDING-Norman Sabee, Warren Johnson, Vincenf Sequin, Rufh Bransfrom, Lorraine Wal- czak, Helen Kuyava, Dorofhy Carlson, Charloffe Van Duyn, Adele Wicker, Gordon Johnson and Phyllis Eckman. My, oh my! Thaf Criferion office is always in a furmoil. Papers, glue, clippings, boolcs, and sfaff members are sfrewn all over, Even so, under fhe excellenf managernenf of Miss Oafzweiler, fhe faculfy adviser, and Dorofhy Olson, The edifor, fhe sfaff man- ages fo gef ouf fheir issues. We're mighfy proud of fhem, for in fhe Criferion fhey have arficles on everyfhing from celebrifies fo school sporfs. Italie Hand! Eldon Engsfrom, George Wallen, Warren Burrell, Ed. Zank, Marvin Simonson, William Winders. We don'T hear much abouT The sTage hands, buT we know They are very imporT- anT To us, Tor no program could be given wiThouT Their help. There are seven sTage hands who build and redecoraTe seTTings Tor class plays and oTher programs, They seT up The scenery before a program, and Take iT down aTTer The program, work The spoTlighTs, and do many oTher odd jobs. Edward Zank is The chairman oT This group, and Mr. George Campaign is The Tacully adviser. sixTy-eighl Chen Club FIRST Don Mclver, Howard Johnson, Bill Hedland Dale Mclver. ROW-Don Anderson, Vernon Lundgren SECOND ROW Howard Anderson, William House, Warren Olson, Floyd Slrangel, Lyman Wind, Ward Lufholm. THIRD ROW-Belly Johnson, Rulh Mclver, Dan Cheslra, Tom Buiold, Bill Uber, Jack Deufch. FOURTH ROW-R W ay illrinson, John Forsman, Jim Brooks, Eugene Cook, Margaref Anderson, Mildred Lindberg, Eleanor Re. Silence. Silence. More silence. lhaT is The aTmosphere in which The members ol The Chess Club play. They play wiTh greaT skill, using much ToresighT in Their aTTempT To corner The king. The Chess Club, under The supervision OT Mr, Frank EngelharT, is noT very large aT presenT, buT wiTh Chess becoming more and more popular, The club is sure To enlarge rapidly, Deed Cru! Johnson Mary Lou Holmsen. Palricia Duqar, lrene , Jane Alberfs, Mary Jane Kureli, Dorolhy Caslon- guay, Mariorie Haglin, Kafherine Jane Coad, Mable Nelson, Nlargarel Swenson, Belly Marie Kunerf, Rufh Kerslen, Mary Jane Nelson, Gerfrude Wellerlund, Bernice Widlh, Adele Biorlin, Mar- arel Anderson, Marjorie Wolean, Shirley Spind 9 ler, Belly Schullx. There are TwenTy members in This Red Th- Crrfss orqanizahon. They do many wor h'lr Things These qirls are The ones who W l T , male favors Tor parhes given aT The Qld Fcillrz' Home. Childrens Home, and Those af fChool qivr,-n in riT all The members are busil AT rirr-ne , s weelc aTTer lrniTTinq, The girls meeT once E srhorrl. lvliss Louise T-Tall is The TaCulT visor and lvlariorie The qrciipl honor OT The moThers. Wolean is fha head of sixlyenine f0l'0lIIiCI FIRST ROW lleff fo Righfl Elhelwyn Johnson, BeTTy Bloomquisf, Belfy Manke, Eli1abeTh Berg- lund, DoroThy Peferson. SECOND ROW-Lee Aaland, VincenT Sequin, Ly- man Wind, William Lundquisf, Alice Rufh Taylor. This group, under The direcTion OT Mr. Oliver Wilbur, musT be commended Tor iTs lc. We are very proud we have Two diamond Tine wor oT Them, Tor in This group medal winners, Two pearl medal winners d Tive silver one gcld medal winner, an I medal winners. Besides parTicipaTinq in W. C. . l h s been rep speech conTesTs, our schoo a resenTed by spealce and Tor The STaTe l-lealTh ConTesT. Fund T U rs Tor The CommuniTy Dvramid FIRST ROW-Kannefh Sahlin, Elaine Anderson, Roger Brindos, Eva Dahl- gren, Jean MacDonald. SECOND ROW-Edward Godfrey, Wil- bur Anderson. THIRD ROW-Vernon Pallerson, Miles Johnson, Lawrence Korda, Jim Olsnn. FOURTH ROW-Dorofhy Pelerson, El- mer Ronn, Rulh Bransrrom. FIFTH ROW-Helen Dreier, BeTTy Mania, Eugene Johnson, Lois LisTon. SIXTH ROW--Kennelh Erickson, Pruden- cia Vaillencourf, Henning Soderberg. SEVENTH ROW-Bob Neuman, Gordon Sa nd berg, Russell Clark. CourTesy, cleanliness, and co opera Tion is The moTTo of This organizalion which mainlains The high ideals OT scholar- ship, conducT, saTeTy and honor in OUV school. Facully Advisor Miss Louise Hall. PresidenT Roger Brindos, and The repre- senTaTives deserve all our laud and praise Tor The work They have done. The Pyramid has become such a parT of our school ThaT when The name is menTioned, we immedi- aTely Think oT Taq Day, saTeTy hints, Cour- Tesy Week, and The Pyramid dances. sevenly Hall Cadet! FIRST ROW-Dorolhy Hariu, Marg, Erickson, Lois Ward, June Sullivan' I lures Erickson, Frances Hodgson, Shir Wohlsfrom, Lorraine BeuTner, Bern Thomas. SECOND ROW-Margaref Haarxhd, L raine De Merce, Bernice Widfh, Luci Berglund, KaTherine Carlson, Jean Wd er, Marfha Adamski, Elaine Andersi BeTTy Nelson. THIRD ROW Mardell HolmsTrom, M4 Hailey, Helen Dreier, Prudence Vaille Courf, Adele Biorlin, Irene Johnson, Lx raine Johnson, Jane Alberls, Lorraii Walczak, Jessie Mason, FOURTH ROW-Harry Kahn, Donald A derson, Arne Sodahl, Edward Walcu John Hoffman, Ralph Gilberl, MaTT Ce bera, Russell Hadley, Ray Chilslrom, Le Ter Wedin. The aim of This group is To c Tinue The ideals OT The school se guard The personal properTy OT sTudenTs, and keep order in The h be-Tween classes. The hall cadeTsa guide visiTors whO wish To see school. The cadeTs have accomplisl a good number oT Things, buT The i which visiTors noTice TirsT is ThaT m of The lockers haven'T locks. To however, ThaT seems naTural, Tor hall cade-Ts are on The iolo. Tx Philana CapsTon is in charge of hall cadeTs. l ibrary Cadet! SEATED llell lo Righll-Alice Helge lon, Verna Olson, Marlha Slallen Laurabelle Zack, Joyce Sorenson, Jean MacDonald, Shirley Osell, Signe Sall- wick, Belly Cannon, Florence Palricl. STANDING lLefl lo Righll-Mary Bu- iold, Jewell Yoalum, Palricia Venne, Belly Younglrranh, Virginia ,Nelson Delores McHaffie, Mary Young, Adele Biorlin, Frances Granlund. VVe have sixleen ol lhese ieery, helplul girls. They are di- ded inlo lwo groups. The girls l lhe desk are under lhe super- sion ol Mrs. Grace Morrison, hile lhe girls in lhe Counseling oolc are under lhe supervision ol 1iss Flora Fischer. The library cadels nol only as- sl you in linding a bool: you anl, bul also malce your worlc asier by means ol lhe Travelling arary. A lew ol lhese cadels are larlha Slallen, Palricia Venne, ally Younglcranlz, June Anderson, ally Cannon, Verna Olson, Vir- 'nia Nelson, and Joyce Sorenson. sevenlyeone Dffice Cadet! FIRST ROW-Kafhryn Anderson, Alyce Taylor, Alice Pelerson. SECOND ROW-Rulh Bransfrorn, Do- lores Erickson, Dorolhy LaCasse, Belly Johnson, Calherine Seglem, Elhelwyn Johnson. THIRD ROW-Lucille Slangel, Marion Roberlson, Jean Walker, Phyllis Eck- man, Lois Lislon. The ollice cadels who are under lhe supervision ol Phyllis Eclcrnan, lhe service chairman ol lhe Girls' Club, are praclicale ly indispensable lo Miss Pauline Croess- rnan, our girls' counsellor. These girls col- lecl absence slips, run errands, and lake charge ol lhe ollice if Miss Croessmann is nol lhere. They also care lor girls who are ill and come in lo resl. The ollice ca- dels can always be depended upon lo serve cheerlully, willingly, and ellicienlly. Girl! 9 Choruf Kalhryn Dry- ' Choruf Boyf FIRST ROW-William Schnorr, Shannon Pelerson, Warren Wifhrow. SECOND ROW-Donald Samskar, Charles Sharp, Millon Wedin. THIRD ROW-Burl Olson, Roy Fagerslrom, War- ren Prolelsh. FOURTH ROW-Ted Mallhews, Harold Pelerson, Norman Sabee. FIFTH ROW-Willard Tallahson, Leonard Barber, William Uber, John Maida. A+ presenl we have only one Boys' Chor- us in lhe school. If is composed of sopho- more, junior, and senior boys who are infer- esled in music. The group meels lwice a weelc under lhe direclion of lvliss Nan On Fridays The Boys' Chorus ioins Clubs lo make a large Rund. ' Girls' Glee ' ari- FIRST ROW lLaIl lo Righll- slad, Joyce Myra, Lorraine Racefle, Do- lores Nyberg, Mardell Shaw, Margarel Weslholm, Mary Jane Nelson, Mary Lou lmsen Ursula Panger, Lillian Peferson. Lillian Thorsell, Susan Virginia Nal- d. Ho . SECOND ROW- Francesco, Mabel Johnson. len Isaacson, Gerlrude Weflerlin Nilda Wedlund, Char- SOD, He Hennum, 'ne Fralich. daline Pel- Bernice lene Laursen, Lorrai THIRD ROW-Barbara Slanco, A erson, Lois H. Johnson, Carol Lee, Lucy ' Verne Samuelson, Alice Carlson, fh Thompson, Shir- Kublah, La Geraldine Kaneslry, Ru le Guslafson. Doris Herman, Clarice Shirley Mae d- Y RTH ROW- r Gimple, Virginia We FOU Krummel, Eleano Dorofhy Shimel, n Geraldine Ressler, F Peferson, lund, Elaine Sundee , Irene Johnson, Alice Carler. IFTH ROW-Alice Peferson, Annabelle Spence, Dorofhy Carlson, Harrier Olson, Marian Gauper, Miss Nan Rund, Audrey Bachsfrom, Dorolhy Verbeck, Mary Young, Adele Biorlin, Doris Johnson. wilh lhe mixed chorus. The Boys' Chorus lakes parl in lhe v ous school programs such as 'rhe Chrisf mas and Easier programs. ' smaller musical groups a s. This ye Fe GI' asionally B s' Choru ol: par? in Occ 'ralcen from 'rhe oy we had a boys' quarrel which 'ro I +he school performances. many 0 'Iwo sevenfy ZHEER LEADERS: lLeTf To Righfl :IRST ROW lLefT To RighTl-DoroTl. Rich, RoberT Lindberg, DoroThy Sund- sfrom, George Anderson, BeTTy Manle. :ENTER-Berf Olson. SECOND ROW-Alyce RuTl'l Taylor, Lois Aldrich, Norma Olson. The Pep Club, a very imporTanT organizaTion in our school, encour- ages sTudenTs' supporT and arouses Their enThusiasm before and dur- ing our aThleTic conTesTs. The club plans our pep assemblies and pro- vides The musical numbers, liTTle skiTs, and yells. IT has The responsi- biliTy of decoraTing The STadiUm Tor TooTball games and The gym- nasium Tor basl4eTball games. DoroThy Rich is presidenT oT The Pep Club, and Mr. Leonard Olson is The TaculTy adviser. Den Club seven9y.lI-iree Finance FIRST ROW-Jeane Magnuson, Warren Moser Maxine Rolfe. SECOND ROW-Marion Sfuarf, James McAllisfer Virginia Walczal. The Banlcing AssociaTion, wiTh Mr. Miles D. SuTTon as The TaculTy advisor, is a very worThwhile or- ganizaTion which acTs as a banlf Tor all The oTher acTiviTies in The school, The sTudenT presidenT and cashier is Maxine RohlT: The sTu- denT boolclceeper, Virginia Vlfalzalc. The D. F. A. is anoTher organiza- Tion oT immeasurable value To our school. lT has charge oT school supplies and reserved seaT TiclceTs Tor school periformances. Miss Bradley is TaculTy adviser, and Warren Moser and James McAllis- Ter are The sTudenTs in charge oT The oTTice. The Candy Shop, under The su- pervision oT Miss Lucie Souba sells candy during The lunch pe. riods and aTTer school. The prof. iTs oT The shop go Towards Tinanc- ing school proiecTs. Girl Ufherf FIRST ROW ILelI Io Righll-Mariorie Wolean, Rosalie Coran, Cafherine Lund, Phyllis Eclrman, Lillian Pelerson, Margarel Pearson, Phyllis Durand. SECOND ROW-Alice Pelerson, Edilh Sundeen, Mildred Rilchie, Peggy Dechaney, Kalhryn Dyr- slacl, Helen Kuyave, Rulh Bergman, Luis Lislon. THIRD ROW-Prudencia Veillencourl, Lorella Bro- phy, Alice Chelman, Kalherine Seglem, Floraine Anderson, Ann Erceg, Dorolhy Johnson, Bernice I.eRoux, Helen Ericlson, Efhelwyn Johnson. Wilh ri Cl.JllVl!'ULlfi Thin way, please, The qirl usher dellly guides you lo your seal. The ushers are presenl al praclically every school program, lo lind your seal and To mainlain order. Calherine Lund is The head usher. Il is her duly lo see 'fhal every girl is af her proper slnlion and ready lo meel lhe pub- lic. Miss Mnriorie Riddle is lhe lacully acl- visc,r. Boy Ufherf BOTTOM ROW-Millon Widen, Wilbur Anderson, Leonard Olson, Gordon Ward. MIDDLE ROW-Alfon Sleen, George Goldsmifh, Alberl Verhel, William Carlson. TOP ROW-Warren Moser, Lewis Hecirolh, Roberl Luh, Bill Olson. The boy ushers, nofed for lheir characler and courlesy, assisl in lhe supervision of 'rhe crowds al 'rhe school performances. The boys sland al 'rhe enlrances, collecl lhe liclcels, and qive Them lo The girl usher who lhen escorls 'rhe person lo his proper place. Miss Marie Sallwiclc acled as lacully ad- viser lor lhe year: Millon Wedin was lhe head boy usher. sovenly-four Debate AROUND THE TABLE lLeff fo Righfl-Raymond Wilkinson, James Sommers, Lyman Wind, Laurabelle Zack. STANDING lLeH1o Righfl-Dale Mclver, Donald Anderson, Julia Marlin, Dorofhy McKay. osx . J 1- ld Anderson U ' Marfin D Dona ' Ofof Meinl' hy McKay we ' The debare learn began lhis year wilh live ol ils vereran speakers. They were Donald Anderson, Dale Mclver, Dororhy McKay, Norman Sabee, and Ray Wilkinson. However, under rhe coaching of Mr. Roberr Van Kleek, fhis worlhwhile aclivily has rapidly increased. Among lhe olher members are Julia Marlin, Lyman Wind, Laura- belle Zack, and James Sommers. The quesrion for fhis year was: Resolved. Thar rhe U nired Srares should esrablish an alliance wilh Greer Brirain. Some of rhe reams fhe Denleld squad has debaled aqainsi are Dululh Cenlral, Superior Cenlral, and Ely. One of our debafers, Donald Anderson, was iudged 'ro be one of lhe four besf speakers in a speech conlesl held a+ Cloquel. This year lhe debale 'ream has alrempfed lo inleresl' more of The sludenl body in debaling by presenling assembly debaies. This has proved To be successful. Seventy-me Band WRST ROWfCharXes WedXund, Donahi Mason, Gordon Erickson, Kerm'xi Peierson, Roy NXCOXX, John Ha'dey,Mr.Uoyd Swarihy KDKrec'torX. SECOND ROWfDonaNd NeXson, Norman Pererson, Eugene Monson, Oki Muna, Robert Bowman, DeNores Edckson, Marrofre NeXson THXRD ROWfGeorge Yoder, Frandxs Organ, Lawrence Earness, Larry Thorp, WKXXard KeXson, Dork Tvleeih, LBVAS HeKgeson. FOURTH ROWfNorman OXson,Pa'tr1c'xa Dugar, Bob Anderson, Gunn Borg, Beverw OXson, Ruin Peierson, Hman Yeierson. FXFTH ROWfRosaX'ne Coran, James Erickson, Berry Magnuson, Rohnd Anderson, Peggy Campben, George WaXNen, Haruki Laursen. HH . Iaq ere I+ COme5I.. f J buf noi 1965+ ' Yes, you? 0 T 1 M 9 r' . - . r he Work h r. gwame Iqhfl WS D Th e has done Y' OU' new b en'te'd'S band wifh and - S ' . b e band, wh- me ban - leader. W 'WW mS+ all fourn ICH me Sf In Hue h '10 hails f VUmen+S amenf af fhe Ai or pamofifl 555 S on Mme he he rom Iowa. My maroon and Qoid mOry mis Win+ embliesl pep a 5 been here F- Swadley m + Uhiforms 6 d er, Sgemblie - ug be I n S and fo Comme d ofball 'W ed games I also Played a+ fhe b55ke+- seventy-six I rig : 1 ' G f ,iq X. ,J Y X 4 .ff X J f 4 F QX fx A 1 U I , , ' , Ng' 4' ' I 3 1 x ff! Z. X. 5- . ,- if il 'Q 4' it X ' N W 'X , X ,A , X . X A V w-iii' ,fy - 5. X 'V A: f xx' 5 X :.i Q X x . Q ' ' ,I X fig: gf . 1-QA 1 f' pf ' ' , f I L.- Q X . . fxx' . A' Nqr -v y. ff- IDIQAM TI I 1 'N W N' ? 5 5, 'H'ni+f1 a5gsffi'gfx1f f 35 w ff 1 QijXiAl Q75-f5,'? : 1 ug, if 1,1 I, IW A ,1- 3, I. 2,1 v ,rf n wwf -V5 , I 4.1, .. .-3: ,. v A, n 5:. ? X I, ','. ,,1, I lg 11,-1554 I gk V A-as 123' '.?2'k,:T2 fl! 1 .WT ,. Q , .ri C ,lv ,A 5 IVE ki r 42 fa 1 F.. XA U' 'f' I f 3,4 Lf. Hin' lj, 'Y -QA , '.3:?fi1'i':' 7? 5 I L' S r fly,- v ' Q- --t-1-'2 ' sg 2 3 'VY :IV 1.g,h ,' . 32 ,Q , if 57' . iz '.. J 1 , 'tw-'-. fi J , .,., ...QQ- -L 5- and ' mv, .1 'T' Y 'WYE fn n JUNIUIQ CLA!! DLAY Grand Girl Mabel Conklin Allyn's cc edy, Grand Girl, was presenled by The iunior class December 8, I938. The play gives a characler sludy of 'rwo sislers: Belh, who does all The worlc, and Vivian, wha receives all The glory. l-low Belh finally gels The recognilion she dee serves and The man she loves makes a very amusing and inlereslinq play. Pauline Canney, as Vivian, played an un- symoalheiic parl in a fiery manner, while Kalhryn Berquisl deserves ecual praise lor her gracious porlrayal ol Belh. The love inlereslu was adequalely ialcen care ol by Don Anderson as Ned Gordon, a rising young business man. Chuclles and gullaws were furnished by Rollie Anderson as Qllo Forsylh-Brock, an indolenl, man-abou?-lown, Evelyn Baum- qarlner as Annabelle Mushy, an eilusive playwright, and Roberl W. Johnson as Ben Bean, wha modeslly proclaims himsell lo be The besl baseball player in six counlies. Qlber roles were Taken by Charlene Lamson, Lois Doerinq, Doris Chriss, Donna Bciislin, Helen Wiclu, Eleanor Willner, Rich' ard Ward, and James Erickson. The iunior class is sponsored by Mr. Wil- liam McNelis. The play was direcled by Mrs. La Monlaqne, Jrhe sfudenl produclion manager was Anna Moline, and Miss Mall- son was in charge ol malce-up. sevenfy-seven F ,sg F' ggi T H If ENIUI SGALMUH The senior class presenled lheir class play, Almosf Eighleenf' March 30, l939, Everyone who saw il agreed lhal il deserves four slars in any crilios nole- boolc. Mr. Blewell cerlainly proved lhaf he lcnows The ins and ouls of play pro- clucing. Irene Denning as Mrs. Barry, wifh her snills, and significanl glances al Mr. Barry lKenne+h Ericlcsonl, made me wanf 'ro open my arms and say Mammyl and Kenny's porlrayal was swell, believe mel And Merrill Green-Ummmml Rob- erl Taylor wilh a baseball ball Why, he can even cry realislically lMerrill, l meanl. Sislerly love in lhe person of .loycelon Wilkinson, almosl gol him down, rhough: and so did Sally's lE'rhelwyn Johnsonl and Anne's lRulh Branslroml innuendos lwise craclcs To yousell re- garding him. If Tommy llfincenf Seguinl had noi slepped in and escorled Sally oul ol Eddy's life, Anne riwighl nor have accepled Eddy's lral pin which he was going lo gel as soon as he wenl lo col- lege. Then lhere was Uncle George, llom Buioldl, and his long-slanding haphazard romance wilh Mabel Warren lMarion EleH1liliN CLA!! LAY Gauperl which finally came ro a head in rhe rhird acl: To say norhing of Mrs. Granville, Tornnny's rriolher, lVirginia Casrerl and her pride in her pre++y boy. Wilbur Anderson as Mr. Merri++ and Belly Younglcranlz as Miss Dal- ryrnple, cornplered rhe casr of one of The besr plays yours rruly has ever seen. ALMOST EIC-5HTEEN Mr. Barry Mrs. Barry Eddie Barry Tommy Anne Sally Mabel Warren Mrs. Granville Kennerh Erickson Irene Denning Merrill Green Vincenr Sequin Rurh Bransrrom Eihelwyn Johnson Marion Gauper Virginia Casrer Mr. Merrill Wilbur Anderson George Torn Buiold Miss Dalrymple Be++y Younqlcranrz liuafi-ice Barry Joycelon Wilkinson CHIQUTMAJ Biqhly To fhe maiesfic sfrain f s o Adesfe Fidelesn a procession of while-robed singers move slowly down fhe aisles 'ro lhe sfage. The music of lhe organ seems fo Iiff us up, up and away fo Befhlehem, where shepherds and kings gaze in mule adorarion upon fhe face of The Holy Child. Ch ' ours of angels raise 'rheir DAGEANT oices in a joyous greeiing +o +he Chris? I v Child, born 'rhis day in a lowly siab e. Thus did we of Demceld greei The Chris?- mas season on December I5. The music and ar+ deparfmenfs con+ribu+ed iheir falenfs +o a program of music: and 'rableaux which inspired Chrisfmas spirit in all of us fhe frue eigh?y-one 9655 Iairln' Club Carnival Nr vgrfinrffr IS, l938, was indffed a gala eve- 'Vna a' Dflnlcld, lor an lhal dale lhe Girls' Chili nf-lf! ils annual carnival. A vaudeville hfarlifl lho proqrarn, allcr which lhe rnany ,,n'1 yfirif-d concessions lhrew open fheir doors lm lhff public. Comedy, music, dancinq, and fgcmffl Qld pay - up Y the - morlqaqe-orVbe-rne- wide drama' all conlribuled lheir share lo- ward lhe lun and lhe funds. When lhe lasl nirlf,-l had been collecled and lhe lasl slraq- qlinq cuslnmer senl on his way, we lcnow ev' 1 ryanc- was sorry il was over. Iii yi' Union Vodvil Thr' fiwh annual Boys' llnion Vodvil was 'l 'lfl arnicz qfenc-ral acclaim, Friday, Fe-bruary 24 ri' if U. M.. in lha audiloriiirn lyliuif lifilh ewvrfl and hal, locvl up lhe iii' iwf'ff,in ol lhr- proqrarn, bill dancing, '-'1 rlirvi and drarnalics also conlribuled lo if 17'Vf'YIlf 1I' cfnlgyrlainrncenl, Flilnfyfi Qnsqard, sixfyear old ings-nuc, lair' ', wallfr-fl away wflh lhc Show, and incidenlall x-f'h lhf- lirsl prim cil lilleen clallars. Th! Eimfa Pilfirirn Players fool lhf- second prize 5 Hin miillafs wi'h lhcir slapsficlc rfgndilion ol .1 vlf1l',4lVfllTlcI, clirifif-' lcgr lhr- Vcadvil warg: lvlr, lhornaz Elf-f.f+l flrannalics leafghcr at Denlold' Mr. Lim V, Y iff-ci, arl diwfclur ol LiFlr'ivvn ll1C3:'il f?S, clll'l lXv'4l'i, Clilrllvfiln, L 2 X , ryl 'Z' . 'lk nA 'Rh . V- JA 1 -mx X-P .KK X S . Y 'ddr' v pf I ma I TI I -1 AL U wv 121 1 wi v., ,n 1 x xw w , 1 Q11 MI I t1 ,1 , ny, A- W- -.- 'W' , - , ,,r W, , .. .P a 'Aa' 'u AI. .T -1 1-1 L v i -he +1 ll SCHEDULE and 40 SCORES Foo+baII Schedule I938-9 D. H. S. 32 Morgan Park O D. H. S. 25 Crosby-Ironfon O D. H. S. 7 Proviso O D. H. S. I4 Superior CenI. O D. H. S. 6 Cloquef 6 D. H. S. I2 Cenfral 7 D. H. S. I2 Cafhedral 7 D. H. S. . 20 Ironwood 0 Humjng and Puglisi Baumgaden, Korda and Slromars FIRST ROW IRigh+I Korda IManagerI, Belanger, Sam- THIRD ROW-Hunfing ICoacI'1I,, Brofherfon, Vangen, 52513 FSUCFUII- VU' DYIW- PI IIIIP5- H dI9Y- CQVIWU' Mayville, Magnussen, Young, Banks. Baumgarrner, Du- T mp' ag In' feck, Lundeen, Ignafius, Puglisi IAssisI'an+ and Backfield SECOND ROW-Johnson, Baclsfrom, Holmsfrom, Siorh, Coachl. Kur+ovich, Lifzell, Trosby, Tosfrup, Pond, Pavlich. eiqhfy-Ihree Mm M WZ M 4' 91 0 14' L E-5' 00 Us 1' WWQ oe SO avg eiqlw+y,fOur X, QM Mgww tkf-vim T acHe ,A e I f ,, : l, 'N .J We QI!! Ev QR Quang, ac 555 Ei 0! 40 Sq 0 fo, 0 0 4' sax ,ae ,f W K eighty-five 132 15 5-1 I Denfeld's Huniers, reinforced wifh veferans in many posifions, bore ou? 'rhe early promising reporls on 'rhem in an efficient workmanlilce manner. Seven vicfories, one +ie, no defeafs, againsf +eams which always poinf for Denfeld, is one of Denfeld's finesf foofball records compiled by one of Den'feld's greafesf foofball Teams. The whole season was a buildup +o 'rhree games especially and one game in par+icular: Proviso High School from Maywood, Illinois, Dulufh Cenfral, and Dululh Cafh edral, all of whom defeafed Denfeld lasf year. jffblh , DM Fu llback . gf' e Yxii::ooK eoc P' TQCHO eighfy-six The Hunfers climaxed Their frip fo Maywood by de feafing Proviso 7-O in a hard-loughl baffle, Thus avenging a previous deleaf by Proviso by a score of I2-6. The Cenfral game siarfed disas+rously, for us, when Cenfral scored on +he opening lciclc-off, buf Denfeld sfagecl Two susfained drives fo finally win I2-7 againsl' our 'rraclilional rivals, Game of fhe year was lhe Calheclral game and here, wi+h bofh Teams keyed 'ro lheir highesf pifch, Dulu+h fans wifnessed a game which, for color, rhrills, and hard-foughl ac'rion, is probably unequaled in Dulufh high school foofball hisrory. Denfeld won by +he same score as lhe Cenlral game in a ding-dong baffle. 5.4163 'HJ Fullbacy 5 Q fl, 801,666 f C 04 'Yf 619 4 044 ceo G Q50 'lf KD JVM eighfy-seven Carrying on where The fooiball ieam lei? off, Denfeld capfured Hfular honors in Hwe Head of fhe Lakes Conference, ap+ly nicknamed 'rhe LiHle Big Ten. Sfarfing wifn Hs iniiial win over Carlron, uiiimafe Disirici 26 Champions, +ne Hunfers pu? +oge+i1er one of Denfeld's bes+ baske+ball records. This fad buiii up our hopes. high for ine Dis+ric+ 26 Jrifle, bm our bid for ine championship was frusirared for Hue second consecufive year by Procior. X-'SEG 7' ff ,- ii , rf'- Ir 'U x iqhfy-eiqnf ws ww o-'fin D' ,pr . ow QWA , If was +l1e smoolh Teamwork and lmard driving s+yle of play 'rl'1a+ won all our games. Loss ' 7 . of fiming and poise in rlnree games spelled defeal for our bo s bur in flue olliers rheir f Y 3 7 sfamina and fighf won ou+-offen in overlime periods. Drive, spirit , 7' leamworlc-llial' explains our record for I938 and 9. r. ,, We've seen wha? Denfeld can and has done in afhlefics , 4 'Z 5 in llnis and pasf years: now we're looking fo l'l'16 ' 1 , fufure-we hope i+'s briglil. F' 5 ff' . ' 57 fr 5 I iw- ii T Q For ISOU 'Yard 4 eiglnly-nine Bafketball I fk .AIM Denfeld I6 23 2I 30 Zf 24 45 22 27 25 24 26 30 35 20 313 33 73 ,I BOTTOM ROW-Saglin, Anderson, Alfons, Baclrslrom. MIDDLE ROW-Vangen, lgnafius, Korda, Toslrup, Olson. TOP ROW -Hunling lCOdCll,, Holmsfrom, Banls, Kurlo- viclm, Phillips, Puglisi lAssisIanf Coach I938- I 939 SCHEDULE Opponenl Carllon Cloquel Superior Easl Callwedral Crosby-lronlon Proclor Coleraine Cenlral Morgan Park Superior Cenlral Iwo Harbors Cenlral Carllon Superior Easl Calheclral Proclor Two l-larbors Morgan Parlq Cloquel Opponenl I3 2I 20 2I 26 I9 36 36 26 34 20 22 I9 2I I6 30 23 I9 22 . we Track 1 s 2 2 is i ii 3 if Q 9 5 S f 7 Eau i T l MM k ,--4 1 - M kj ,ax Mr DlSCUS-Mayville heaving 'lhe planar. WSH HURDLE'K 'df' 0 'he highs' -0' SHOT-Weighi men warming up. HIGH JUMP-Lock af fha! form! ninely-one Track has long been a minor sporl in Den feld buf lasf year if rose lo sudden prominence when, for lhe firsl lime in years, we were con- ceded a chance al lhe cify championship. Un- lorlunalely, a lie was all lhai we could annex. This year, allhough considerably weakened by gradualion, we should be slronger in cerlain classes, nolably lhe weighls. Whal a lhrill if would be io see- Denfelcl High School Cify Champions in Foolball Baskeiball Track We hope Thai lhrill will be realized. Dhyfical Education Physical educafion ollempls lo pul info pracfice the old axiom Jrhaf a healfhy mind can- riof funclion properly in an unheallhy body. ln our classes we parlicipale mainly in lhe fiporls which our school supporfs-diemondball, loolball, and beslfefball. We believe and hope lhef These Classes are giving us somelhing which Qahhol be supplied in any olher way. Thofs why we have lhem. mnoly-lwr. GIID LI' ATHLETIC! 1 f. Y s s 3 Shirle Fonger, Hue Sonia Heine of Denfeld H's all a racquef wiih 'lheml Y cfoq x BM e nineiy-ilwree , D wxgxasks enfeld girls Pla u Y Cupid. 6-IIE LI' ATH LETICI we , 4 vb W , .- , we ' - s ' Q: mr Y E: - rg ,-:. , i , Q- uf' ' ii 1 Q y- s 4'-1 s. 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ISIIQL All sei for a homer. W. P. A. or shuffleboard? The aclivifies in fhe individual sporfs class are fennis, badminfon, bowling, horseshoe, arch- ery, ping pong, and shuffleboard. ln all 'rhe classes girls false a series of fesls for high scores in ping pong and shuffleboard. The archery group compefe in classes and lhe girl wifh fhe highesf score is defermined The winner of 'lhe school. The mixed badminfon Tournamem' which was considered a success las? year, was adopfed again 'rhis year. ninefy five BID LI' ATHLETIC! Mos? girls are inferesfed in Oul- side ac+ivi'ries which are counled in fheir leisure Time budgels. Some of these acfivilies are slcaring, +o- bogganing, slciing, and hilcing. Sleighrides also provided lhe girls wifh a greal' deal of enjoyment These acfivifies +oge'rher wifh fhe .s learn and individual sporls com- plele fhe program of sporls which leeches 'rhe girls frue spor+sman- ship and good physical Training. ninmy-Six QqgJ?,f ...af- +41 f'- ,v J'-4 x pa, ff F. f AGL' rf' ,I , P '- .Jw -if ,iff .X - ' I . V' ' 1 'L .ff x 'J' L X N' . , f rip, V. ,.. ,., , -., I qi' rx- - .A.'. .3-1 1 N I ,i t b-Q' X X -125, fix 652 'K Y C N We aw.. 1, -- FEA 'fC'Pig,. - WP . h .mgikiwc QY .Q 1 - .,. -4 I A Q - fr , A! ,Z X. W .A V X L I N V S 5 -- ,J .4 . Qfffl 1. ig. .1 , . . ., , ww. r W - W' I A . A , . Fff .f I if Al' 51' -5 ,ni . ,. ,, .QQ V? an 1 -, T, jx h. ' 1 . i ' 'f ff' fl . ,4 ,X . - . : ' 1' N' , 1 . 1 ' K' lin, H.!,.V- . W- . ' , :Q in , 1- ' ' 1 V f- 'L , , l. f 1 f 'Q ' 'f'li'i!42 gn I' ij -:M '.':f-1 1' 3 515' 'Q .: L 'rl A -Q13 -3 1 1 I . .T ,,. 55 p., r,- if, 3 Hn Q 1 15 1. ef I7 ' - 1 Q I ' QQ .Y ii: w, .'v-1' ug - r ' . L' W: , ' 2 ur-lf fri: .,y .F A b I w- . 1 -: W u V I . , 1 N X . 4 ' 1 aww V 4 'S . r::. fvA , 1 .- . - .. . :Q . W . 1 , f 1 . .W ,V K Qj. . .' .,J:Vv1v-3 Wk 1 :LH f' il 5 - . ' 1,9 is .W 1 Joclsur CALENIJAIQ A .5 f f . 1,4 J- 4-Y Drippings trom a Damsel's Diary as -Q Z X f ,R September- Sept 5-Say, this is a grand old building atter all, isn't it? The vacation was oodles I ot tun but it still teels swell to return. By the way, I think I'm going to like this ,f !,fBack new arrangement ot the schedule having tour haltrhour lunch periods and get- fi tojgcjwoj ting out at 3:00 o'cIock. Sept. 9-I guess those big bad Hunters showed Morgan Park a sample ot their power-and the tirst game ot the season too! Sept. lb-Everybody was swinging out at the Girls' Club annual get-together dance. We all had a pertectly pertect time. Sept. 23-From what they say those who went to Maywood were certainly shown 5 wonderful time. Staying at home wasn't so bad after all, especially when we heard the returns by means ot telegraph ot that winning touchdown. Sept. 30-Did you see those girls swinging that bat and shooting those arrows? A peppy time was had by the girls ot Central, Denteld, and Morgan Park at the annual playday. ' we X- ' 1 A A sm .9 5 av ,, I ez' I xxx! A I A A October- Oct. I-This winning streak goes on and on. We just defeated Superior Central by a nice comtortable score. Oct. 8-Oh! What a let-down! Cloquet tied our Hunters 6-6, tonight and after we've beaten several high-ranking teams too-oh well, students cheered each other up at the dance atter the game. Oct I3-I thought the Girls' Club recognition service was very impressive, didn't you? How proud these Sophomore girls felt as they were initiated into this organization! Oct. I4-Maroon and Gold Day-Atter a two-hour pep chapel with the DENFELD pep, we really couldn't help winning tonight. I was surprised at the good tight that Central put up. Anyway, we won by a score ot I2-7 and we won both ways. Oct. 22-Whew! Winning from those hardened Hilltoppers was REALLY a climax to the '38 football season. The score was I2-7. Oct. 26-May I have this dance? Yes, it you promise not to swing it too Iustilyg l just had a tinger wave. Such were the ditticulties encountered at the tirst dance sponsored by the Pyramid. Fun, though. Oct. 28-I'm sure everyone enjoyed himself at the Ironwood game, which ot course Denteld won. However, l'II bet they had more tun coming home from Iron- wood on the bus. I know I did! NOVEMBER- Nov. 7-At Open House tonight parents were given a chance to bump heads with teachers concerning their children's scholastic standing. Hmmm-it takes double courage to tace teachers and parents both at once! Nov. II-A patriotic play entitled They Just Won't Talk, and music by the A'Cappella choir made an impressive Armistice Day assembly today. At the conclusion ot the program Taps was played and the entire student body ob- served one minute ot silence in commemoration ot our dead soldiers. Never have I known one minute to be more touching betore-I actually had tears in my eyes. Nov. I8- Ladies and gentlemen! Ab-so-lute-ly the greatest galaxy ot stars evah collected under one root! Come one, come all, to the annual Girls' Club Car- nival! Students had a chance to show ott their talents at the carnival tonight. I never knew Denteld had so much talent. r-inety-seven GirI3 .S 5 Us 'H fo D8 bs o . I9 ' Ri 't X . el... 5 .f 'w w-T?- Nov. 2I--We goT oTT To a Tlying sTarT TonighT when we won our TirsT baskeTball game Trom CarlTon, I6-I3. Nov. 23--Dr. NewTon E. MoaTs delivered an impressive Thanksgiving address To Denfeld sTudenTs Today, enTiTled BombsheIIs and Blessings. ATTer lisTening To Reverend MoaTs, many of us no doubT realized Americans do have a greaT deal Tor which To be ThankTul. Nov. 24 and 25-Even if iT weren'T Tor Turkey and all The Trimmings, l'd be Thank- Tul To have These Two days oT vacaTion Trom The old grind. December- Dec. 6--CuTe liTTIe Tags The Pyramid are disTribuTing, aren'T They? You know, iT makes me Teel Tull of ChrisTmas cheer To have conTribuTed Towards a poor Tamily's ChrisTmas dinner. Dec. 8-Everyone had a grand Time seeing Grand Girl, The iunior class play. lncidenTally, many of The boys Took The cue and broughT Their grand girls wiTh Them. l'll beT The Time aTTer The play wasn'T so ungrand eiTher. Dec. I3-Jingle Bells! Jingle Bells! The Girls' Club Big SisTer parTy was compleTe wiTh SanTa Claus and everyThing. IT really did my hearT good To see The gleam in The eyes of The liTTle children as They received Their miTTens, sTockings sTuTTed wiTh goodies, and presenTs! Dec. I5-Displaying The True spiriT oT The ChrisTmas season. Our music groups cer- Tainly puT on a magniTicenT pageanT. The Tableaux maiesTically porTrayed The birTh oT our Lord. Dec. I6-Did you see all Those boys courTing Their TavoriTe damsel aT The Boys' Union Dance? According To reporTs everyone There had a marvelous Time? January- Jan. 3-IT's really a resT To come back To school aTTer The husTle and busTle of The holiday season-l had such a perTecT ChrisTmas vacaTion-didn'T you? Jan. 6-Same old DenTeld-CenTral rivalry-even in baskeTball. IT cerTainly was an exciTing game alThough we did lose. Jan. 20-DenTeld's l-TunTers chalked up anoTher vicTory by deTeaTing The Two Har- bors Team in baskeTball. And'Hw.f .DZ lzlyfg - f I f:.5f'-li '7- -Qqgji 5-0'-fi 'iWSE'+' ' T' 41. Q5 ,Q - ,iii 5 I ii .. . H ,,.. , ,H Jan. 27-Donned in whiTe The Girls' Club CabineT enTerTained The new sophomore girls aT a Tea. Did you see The awed expressions on The Taces oT The new girls as They were Taken on a Tour oT our maiesTic building? DenTeldiTes cerTainly supporT Their Team! AT a Thrilling game aT CenTral we evened Things up by coming Thru wiTh a score of 26-22. February- Feb. 3-Will This winning sTreak never end! We iusT beaT Superior EasT aT our gymnasium. Feb. I?-In a game packed wiTh Thrills and spills we deTeaTecl CaThedral by a score o 20- l 6. Feb. I5-Woops! WhaT happened-ProcTor beaT us by Two poinTs-30-28 was The Tinal score. Feb. I7-To give The sTudenTs oT DenTeld an opporTuniTy To wiTness The perform- ance oT a Shakespearian drama The DuluTh STaTe Teachers College presenTed :l'welTTh NighT. All of us ThaT were There cerTainly had an enjoyable eve- nlng. Feb. 22-Glad George WashingTon was born, aren'T you? Because iT was his birThday, we had a holiday. nineTy-eiqhT March- Mar. 6-We all appreciaTecl The AppreciaTion Assembly aT which J. Franklin Ca- veny, noTed painTer and sculpTor, showed us ' now iT's done. He made draw- ing and sculpToring look easy, didn'T he? Mar. 9-I0-Good old TournamenT days. On The 9Th we Took Morgan Park buT whaT an upseT on Mar. IOTh-we losT To ProcTor! Madame Chairman. Ladies and GenTlemen . . . Our debaTors meT The Ely DebaTors. Even Though The decision was in Ely's Tavor, everyone There wiTnessed some fine debaTing! Mar. I4 and I5-OuiTe unexpeded, buT pleasanT! Yes, This Two-day holiday be- cause oT a blizzard was iusf The Thing in order To geT a liTTle exTra shuT-eye. Mar. I7--As The orchesTra sTrains of Deep Purple are waTTed To our ears, we begin To swing and sway aT a Pyramid SunliTe dance. Mar. 22-Perhaps a biT sleepy buT we were There. Remember Girls' Club Devo- Tionals are held each Wednesday during LenT. Mar. 27- WhaT is your TuTure vocaTion? ' The library was a busy place as sTu- 7? N , no-I --ie 5 i Sazmork i a l ., W1 K ia' 1 I vp I' :NW '-Q VX' denTs hurried here and There gaThering inTormaTion-You guessed iT-Voca- Tional Guidance Week. Mar. 30- AlmosT EighTeen wasn'T almosT buT WAS a success! l guess our seniors lack none of ThaT dramaTic abiliTy. 'Tiffin 'Ram 5 f ii' 1 if x May- April- April 4-Appearing as a greaT whiTe-robed chorus, 250 music sTudenTs parTici- paTed in a beauTiTul EasTer CanTaTa. Gives one The True EasTer spiriT. April 7-IO-JusT goT The Teeling ThaT we had a vacaTion when we had To reTurn To school. ShorT buT sweeT, neverTheless. Apr. II-I4- May l assisT you?-Excuse me, please - Annual CourTesy Week. OT course, we sTrive To be courTeous aT all Times buT sTressed iT during This special week. Apr. I4-Pink, yellow, and green sTreamers-queer Ii++Ie haTs, cuTe liTTle programs, clever Tavors-Yes, iT's The Girls' Club Spring Dance. The Girls' Club really know how To puT a Thing over! Apr. 28-JusT see The spring Tormals our gals have donned. The Pyramid Formal was a brillianT success. May I8-Never knew we had so many clever seamsTresses in Denfelcl before, did you? Members of The Dressmaking classes puT on Their spring sTyle show. May 24-This Time The boys showed us 'how-IT was Their showing of The laTesT sTyles Tor young men-Classy models, eh? May 26-One oT The biggesT Thrills of high school days-The Junior-Senior Prom. -IT is over buT The memory of iT will long linger on as one of our mosT pleas- anT experiences. June- June 2-AT lasT-revealed-DenTelcl's queen! Surrounded by members oT The honor courT, our school queen disTribuTed honor D's To Those.who had served The school ThroughouT The year. June 2-WhaT begins in happiness and ends in sadness?-The Girls' Club Fare- well To iTs senior members. So many good Times have been had in ThaT club ThaT iT is hard To leave iT behind. June 8-Solemnly marching down The aisles To The sTrains of Pomp and Circum- sTance come The seniors. Thus we bid Tarewell. nineTy-nine ....-- ft A 3 lv Q . ' i T mlim'Ckrcums'l3nc0 ,H Y' ,gg R353 lk l ,V 1 .. '.m..' ' 1 pf '-33,-,.,.f .K ' x . 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M Now fb, d i Mx ,N- G . 7 II over r HGH , , -day crowd- 9813 o, everyonol' The hd one hundred two . - x-'W' Thx! 'Pars 10 I Q a99e ,I . we A m ms ok f Y M of 9 i i 2 PN 1 E E 2 genfehfs advisors. Jus, Posh' I. R eally enjoying I-I I NOP i' ' ,- in ,T frrgf y -1 , Sync Q . 4 An early riser. Survey mp +o Range Cahes. The 3 Comrade! Mu, Cunningham R XX of krliubxe u 1ru0x' My. ' ' - . . :sn f If mfemsnngl The Smith-Hughes b0Ys one Hundred +l'vre0 X K ff ff . I 0 .rWi .,f pig , W' l ' 4 3 I K 'i Q 5 574 . 1, X, Q ss l Qi-'KK -5-TNS.-, iEe.'ES?5's.s-Q:. S , Q. :si if f X 1 a a w'--' ,- Kg f. 1 ., ,. E. 'V siuil X K . S . 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'ids Oh, sophomores and iuniors, don'+ laugh al our folly: if i 2' M ' s , ,, ,, , . . .li - 'T Q, g Don r say fha! we re nuls when we re really Ius! lolly: 5 E Q . ,L For some day you, foo, will prance forlh wifh a dolly lllq' !!5X'. Nfl' il... ig Your kid day will come by and by! i ii i 'bi ,W 5 A d l l h f ' , -y n as! y, you leac ers, orgive us, we pray, wax? W K, sf Qs.. 3 urn .Iv ' iii! If we cause your minds +0 fall info decay: For kids will be kids. as we've heard you all say On kid day af Denfeld High! f'! 'QI E 5 M -A 1- wwmmxm Q 7 Q zw , , , . , nl J K . - if! ..,. 14- , x x .,j -f dug, 153' , , Y , , s - r ,r W V- wigf' ' CW , r , f ' 3 -Q ,.,, ', ,,, my i ,.., , ,.,Z I It A,,, E V iw Vqqly F 5' 5' ' 3 XLK , I , s ,V H -ifsfj kv , X M Ziff ! ,fl -If, , Ca. 1 'i M - ig 1 , A L Q .Wk X V I A .. 'awk V t K K if! Z ,,,, 1 I , , 2,2 s , rx 5 af , 5 A y l Aw A1 1 D . -5 .f H vlyl S Q ' lgflfi, s I s .- ..,! ,. rm, W, qw.-, .Q-,X Rig., ia,,,,,,,-M H QQ av K X M 'i 1 ,QQ.,.,. 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Finally she emerged, in all +he resplendence of shimmer- ing while safin. and everyone applauded Miss Joyce Soren- son as queen of fhe class of '39, Sealed on a raised +hrone affer her coronafion by Mr. Taylor, she awarded +he honor D fo sfudenfs oufsfanding in scholarship, cifizenship, and exlra-curricular acfiviries. Lending dignify +o The Honor Day program is 'The Denfeld Honor Court This Couri' consisfs of 'rhose s1uden+s whohave, during fheir rhree years af Denfeld, achieved an average of 90 or above. The Honor Courf of I939 is be- ing represenfed by lhe following seniors: Arfhur H. Ander- son, Kafhryn L. Anderson, Ouenfin Eyberg, John A. Fors- man, Olaf Hagemo, Rodney Hielm, Frances Hodgson, Doris Klosowslcy, Mariam L. Larsen, Mildred C. Lindberg, Helen Lundsfrom, Dorofhy A. McKay, Thelmer Malmin, Mabel C. Nelson, Dorolhy A. Olson, Roberfa B. Pafriclc, Norman T. Pe+erson, Lucille Rollin, Dorofhy Shimelc, Edilh Sundeen, Olaf H. Swenson, Alyce Rufh Taylor, Joycelon H. Wilkinson, Edward Zanlc, Kafhryn Dyrslad, Mildred Rifchie, Norman Sabee and Marjorie Wolean. one hundred six Sfudio Joyce Sorenson one hundred seven ODACLE STAFF Olaf Swenson ..... Henry Fagersfrom Harry Kahn .,....... Helen Dreier ....... Margaref Pearson Kafhryn Dyrsfad ., Frances Hodgson Kafherine Anderson ...... Doroihy Shimelc ...... Dorofhy Carlson Quenfin Eyeberg .....,. . .4.Edifor-in-chief Business Manager Adminisfraiion Seniors Seniors . ..,.... Organizafions Feafures ........Li'I'erary Afhlefics ...Aihlefics Edward Zanlc ...,.. ......... P hofographer Lawrence Moran ...,.... Phofographer Marvin Simonson .....,, ..,...,. P hofographer Doris Klosowslcy ..,.... .,..,,, T ypisf, Exchange Miss Belle Kaake .,...,... ,,.,,,,4, F aculfy Advisor Mr. Frank Engelharf ...... ..A.,.. 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